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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
rosrpoSn,iRNr.

At meeting IL the Bosrl OF Directors Of the
Mitchell Gold and Silver Mining Company. held
the 2sth cay OF Ariii. A. ID. isi1. the day upon
which the stock shall be delinquent was post
t.op-d until SATURDAY, tie i2,h day of May,
A. 4, 1871, and the day of sals until FRIDAY
the let day OF June. A. ID. 1871.
~ order oi the board OF Directors.
ap7ftd A. O. HAMMOND. Secretary.
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O. n. GALLUP

Is MY AGENT AT GOLD HILL AND
will collect and rse.ip. for all neesy'
due me. x.,v.,,
oou Hin. March y. isrI. nhss In
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NOTICE TO co.oWNfRs.

no MARX srRoUsE AND DENNIS HI,.
i gerty.-koiics 10 hsrshy given 10 the above.
named rrrpons and locstors thai the under.
signed has. during the vean OF 1878 and 1878.
expended In the Development and protection Of
and for labor and improvements upon the
Baldwin Mlnitg Claim. located snd situate
In the Gold Hiii Mining District, Storey
county. Nevada. the amount Of tvo hui dred
and nfty two dollars md thirty I've cent?. You
are hereby further notined and required to con.
tribute your proportion OF said expsndiiures.
20 made ~ aforesaid. dur FROM ,ou and each
Of you. o. follows, 10 Wit:
From roo, MARI ttronse.. SIS -
n m you, Dennis HeAserty.. .......... G Is
Yoi and each II y,u are hcrrby further poti-
ned that n casa you fsil 90 refuss 10 pay the re-
speetive amounts of msney set opposite your
respective nsmes absvs 10 me. Phillip corco-
ran. st my residence q the riuis Hvuse. lower
Coll Hill. Storey co. MY. ststs Of Nevada. b..
fore the expiration ~ rinety DAYS after publ.
eation OF this no,ice. your aud esch Of your
INT rsets IN aaId B.iwtn Nlnibg Cislai viii.
By np.rsti n OF law. become the pro. ert, Of he
andsrsigned. who made the above expenditures
PHILLIP ooRooRAN.
Loostoe and co.ownfr.
Cold hui, stsrsy county. Nsvads, ysbsu.r,
iith. isTf. fsifsod
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I.lyr noLD AND sILvEn MIN.

vi mo cOM.ANi.-Iocstion Of principal
pliee Of business. San Francisco. Californta.
Loca'ion Of works, visyini. Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Sevada.
Soiice 10 hereby given. that At meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees. held on the 9th day
Of April, 1917. an assessment mo. ~ Of
Ten Cenls per share was levied upon The
capital stock of the corporation. payable I'm.
mcdiately, In United STATES gold coin. W the
Secretary. at the once Of the Company. Room
Z. NJ. tol California street, San rfancisco,
q ,l!fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
isJT, will Ne uellnqurht, and advertised for sale
st public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before viii bs cold on WEDNESDAY. the soth
day Of May. 1917. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of Advertising
."' b. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room 4, No. <oi California street,
San francisco. California ap7td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

On motion ordinance No. Is. o. rad. vas pass,d
rv,,sIi stsphsus and fre-iient nsnehy. Ahsent
-rrustes Ots. n IL; =, -. n.sss
Dated Cold I'm. April 70. ISL. mys Iva
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

AN ORDINANCE for the Levy ssd Gel
ier,Isn Of an Asusst Tsx On Dsss
Kept villain tse Limits OF the Tswn
Of Geld Iiiii and - prsside fer the
Ex,-rm.aatiea of ali Dsss for which
.s~h Tax shalt not have beea Paid.
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BrLLIos MINING , coarAsI.. AM.

nULLION MINING COMPANY.-
y Iosation Of principal place Of businees
san Francisco. Caiifofni..
Location Of works. Gold Iilll. Storey county
Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given. that At . meeting o.
the Bnaid Of Dircciorr. held on the 9Th day O
April, lS1I, an assessment tho. 81 oi
Two Dollars per rhare was lr,ied upor
the capital stock OF the corporation. payabls
Immediately. In United states gold coin, TO th,
Secretary. al the once Of the Company, Room,
I AMI 4 Iisyward's Building. tie cAl.iofnil
street, Han Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessmcnt shal
rein,in unpsid on the Tenth day Of NAY
is,T, win be delinquent. and advertised foi
sale ~ public auction. and unless payment
IL made beft re will he sold ON 1HURsDAY,
the. si.t Gay Of Nay. 1877. 10 pay the do.
hnguent Assessment. together with costs ol
advertising and expenser Of sale.
by order OF the Hoard OF irect0rs.
JAMEs \. KENNEDY. SECRETARY.
Ofiec-ti9 Caiifornis street. liooms and ..
San Fraucisco. California. apo I'd
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lPubl.sei by authority Of tho Board VI Trustees Of
Gold liilL

AN ORDINANCE 10 Provide for the
Orsna,xation, RrsulntIsn, Establish'
mrat. Lscatisu and Di-bsndIns sf Firr
and IIssc Csapanir. rsr the rswn ei
Geld Illll.
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cESAroR SILVER MINING CON.

SENATOR sILvER HINlN0 CON
y PANY. - Location of principal place Of
business, tan Francisco ca ifvrnis.
Location OF works. Virginia hining District
Story county. Nevada.
Notice 1. hereby given. that o. meeting oi
the Board OF Directors held on the Ind
day Of May. 1871. an assessmout ITO. i0i oi
Fihy O,nts per share was levied up.n
th. cspiisl sto,k OF ths corporation, payable
immediately. IL United stats gnld coin, 70
the sccr-iGry. at the once OF the Company,
No. 30 academy Building. so Pine street. san
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday. th- 7th d.y Of Jai q,
1877, vii, be delirquen'. and siSertised for
ral- At public auction. and unlees payment u
made before VIII BE- sold ON 1UtsDAv. the
ai,h day of Jun. isT1 to pay The dslin.
lient assessment. together " th costs Of I'D.
ver,i-ins anil eipens Q Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
J. II. SAYRK, Secretary.
Orcs--No. 70 AGA iemy Duildihg. No. $50 Pine
street. ssn Francisco, California. mys;d
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posrPosI,fRNr.

Tho dsy Of declaring stock Of the Aureola
Gold and Silver Mining Company delinquent,
UPON which assessment No. remains Lnpald
90 the I'd day Of Nay. is11, 10 dsfsred until
saturday. the 18Th Gay Of Nay, 1871. aud the
day of sale Of delinquent stock 70 alto post.
81 the same hour and plsc- - above.s
by order OF the Board Of piryctore.
riIAD. Q. FITCH.
myT I'd becrtary.
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ORDINANCE NO. ss.

lpv,u.hs,i b, Authority of the Board u Trustees
Of Gibi llni.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
Ipsseei Nay Z, is77.)

TUE BOARD oF IEosrhhs w "oLp hiLh
sscy,os n 1t shall be unlawful for any person o.
Arm 10 tesp in any buiiding or other structure
Vtthin ths fovn Of Cola Hin. q any enc ume'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

nEp0srrs ofCOiN on BULLION received.
] other I'D open account or " Issue Ckk
TIFICATES therefor, payable tat the option Of
the holdcrj In Gold Hlil OF San francisco; &c
maze collections, purchase Bullion at the mosi
favorable rates. OF advances coin thereon wher
forwarded 70 the Parent Han / In Ban Francisco;
soils Bills OF Rkehsngs, and transsets General
BANKING Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

fPu,n.h.si by authority Of IN. hoard Of Trustees
VI Goal liilLl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

AN ORDINANCE TO Denae the Daiie. Of
ssreet Is-pectsrst for the Regulation
sfthe sewers. Draia-, vaults. Streets
Aiieys, sid~wniLsasd Pasiie ssanres'
asd 20 Prshibit their Obstrnetie".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

AN ORDINANCE 10 Provide far the
Preveut,sa and Rxilnsaishment si
Fires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

On motion, Ordinance No. ~. as read. was passed
by the folloslns votei Aye.-ruste-s Cafrick.
Tyrrrll. stephens, and President Dsuehy. Absent
-Tru.ts, ,Iyg NM lll. bOA X.
Ceik of the Board.
Dated April N. is... my3 iw
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rowx ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

AN ORDINANCE for the Prevesiiss
anA Pssish.ess Of Certain 0nesse.
Asai.ss The Peace asd GssA Order sf
the Tsws.
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ORDINANCE NO. "a.
lrab.hsi BY authority Of the Board VI rra.tes. Of
Gohi lliil.l

An ORDINANCE to psshibltths RannIus
.t Large OF Iles>. Goats sui Csws
Within the Corporate Limits Of the
Town Of Gold mn.
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ORDINANCE NO. 90.

,,.s,,.ssa by au,horit, Of the Hoard Of True
tra'u tees Of q III HILL
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.

lrus,.hsi by .u,Ao,l,y q ,hs Board Of Trustees
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

frubiisbed by authority Of the Bard OF rrus
tees Of Col; HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

O, uoiioe, Ordinance No. ~. a. teai. wa. passs.'
hy IN, f.llswing vote; ANrs- Trustees ,Nr.s
ryrrsli stst,asn. .ni President Danchy. Ab>ent-
Trustee Ogg. WI. ut: pnNh
Clerk VI the B1ari.
paisi Go.i IIii. April -. ls'7. nn3l~
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

paiei AprIl y. ll,.
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o.,,,,, Ordinance No. -. a. t.si. VA. pas-r''
n, IN ,ss tosSins vote Aye.I LIui,ss' ALT. v.. =
1yrreli. s"p"' NM. uY. pOANE
Ou. Clerk of the bsari.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

President. i.....................J. O. HAMPTON
First Vice President. pEREn is,,
second Vice President. W. ". ssiTii
Attorney ............ .........c. II. BELKNAf
DIRECTORS. q. Hampton. ". II. tmih.
Joseph n. Malion, A. W. White. w. u. Cane
". II. Patton, G. II. Van Gorder, @. Derns.
George senf, O q. Stevenson. Marx strous,
A. L. Edwards. W. ID. stadtn uiier, ". Q. BeLdsr.
lnterest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposit,
Deposits pceived In sums OF 81 and Upward
Il stocks. etc. stocks. currency and silver bought
and sold. Exchange Tor sair on all ths pribci
pal cities OF Rurope and the Oritnt.
11u A. W WHITE, eecretsry.
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ORDINANCE NO. ss.

Dated Gold I'M. May l. ISL.
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ORDINANCE NO. 80.

Dated Aprii N. isT.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-10-25

The bridge il under way, and from Its present ap
pearance bids fair to he the best bridge in tho Coun
~, when completed.
Hugh Tighe called at Severance last Tuesday, te
see the boys, He is circular conductor on the
Denver Road.
Next Saturday will be convention day for Town
ship officers, for the Republicans, Democrats, Green
hackers, and everybody else. Come out, everybody
The Republicans of this Topnship are well pleased
with the ticket nominated last Monday. They e1
press themselves satisfied with the entire ticket The
Democrats concede its election, and all say they
never knew strong a ticket before. d. w. Morse
will carry Wolf River Township almost solidly.
D. r. Harpster hes bought K. Smalls store build.
ing, and is having it put in order for bank, to be
used by himself.
Pat Corcoran has rented Arch. Campbelrs build.
ing, on Dryden Street, and intends putting in furni
ture, and also run a cabinet shop in connection.
There are several candidates for Justice of the
Peace, in this Township. Gentlemen, you can't all
bs elected, but We wish you well. RAIRBAcK.
AT Severance, the .boss city," at
"Nelson's" the "boes" hardware store,
Everybody" the "boss' customer, can get
"Baine's," the "boss" wagon,
Evans" the boss Vrought-iron sulky plow,
''Molne," the "bossv stirring and breaking pillow,
Buckeye the "boss- grain and seed drill,
"Furst g. Bradley" the "boss' sulky pillow,
HNew Active" the "boss- coal cook stove.
LADY Gay" the "boss- wood cook stove,
"Climax, y the ''boss" soft-coal base burner
"Spouting" and repairing done to order, by
"Wilber,r the "bOss' timer, Mt
"Nelson's,r the -boss" Hardware Store.
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TX we hear q sound
Trustee. Trustee;
Who shall il bel
SEVERANCE, KANSAS, October 2ad, 1877

SENERASCk, hASsAs, OctODer "a, ios1.
ED. CHIEE:-As you have seen fit to comment up
on me freely, will you be kind enough to insert
this cardi Then shall have done this wrange. A.
S. Campbell replied to me. was satisfied with his
reply. did think, and do think that he vindi-
cate HIMSELF without the aid Of any But if "Oe
casonal" the editor of the Chief selfconstitut
ed guardians of A. S., hope you will he is well
cared for. The editor of the Chief says at not
my put in" If he is sitting in judgment ON ME, 1
have no appeal, for know of no higher authority
than his honor and will have submit to the pow
ers that be. will not get mad when you tell the
truth abont my crimes, and try to make you say the
truth is lie. Neither do want you to get mad at
for this, and stop sending the chief to me- unless
fail to send you part Of my vast wealth" for it
for have sold all my cows, consequently am with
out milk and butter, and the Chief comes nearest
filling the vacuum thus formed, of anything can get
hold Of in the shape of reading matter 1t is food
for the mind, if not for the body; 50 send it along,
until you have good reason to stop it. And you have
my permission to give the public all my faults 1t
might be an advantage or benefit to me- as well as
the public much it for the rich Satrap,
who carried old pair of brooches around with him,
to look upon whenever he found his pride assuming
q naughty air: one glance at them, would remind
him of what he had been, in former days So lay ON,
nd Hbitsm. d.. MAwHERrER.
REURKs-We publish the foregoing simply to
crafty the writer but cannot, for the life Of
see what benefit it will be to him. We spoke Of the
Severance quarrel in these columns referring to
each of the communications and stating where we
thought each of the writers had exceeded the bounds
of propriety. We spoke what We believed, without
| feeling against any of the parties. What Mr.. Nav
herter means by his reference to our stopping the
Chief on him, unable to understand. We
have not stopped it, nor threatened to do SO. We
think another letter from him will become necessary
Ed.
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III. L. a paiin' :" o. 80 s'opP'ns a. tne VII
dey honse ne mtenas u 'o'.'' mere ana Will nave
ms once over Close hf"s ''''''
Mr.. Kennedy Will have hne store, when he has all
things arranged. orr merchants are waking up.
Mr.. Case, our harness maker, will move next door
to Mr.. Kennedy.
J. Bixler proprietor of the wildey House. will use
the store formerly occupied by Mr. Kennedy for n
sample room. -.
onr I-n;,.r.;.x he. an axe-l,cp, ,;,,-.- .f.. o..
e,r ,ho,..,I ,,,,,,,.- ,,., they -. ~. - 8.
On. -. 20 a.. -.,,.n,s many AZ -. - =.
LII =, ~. ,,,.,, tn, ,;m. 10 t;ma
-, T.. -, CO. s,,aer,. =, ~. -.
given to general reading and We think the managers
of the University are to blame somewhat If none of
the faculty or trustees can act a. librarian we could
name several Of the students who would be willing
to act in that capacity, and act well Gentlemen,
won't you open the library for usi
Tie GRADES ,s the .,,a.nts for the ron,h NJ Can
TENDER were read. a few days ago. We can say
truthflly our students point of studousness are
equal to those of any college
Often we enter the chapel for Worship IN the morn.
;n, and feel gloomy whom We look hazel an f.,,no,
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AAst week was one Of persistent rain During the
last few days Of the week. there was almost complete
csssstion Of intercourse between town and country
Both felt the effect rather sensibly; the former in
deprivation ofiss table suppls SHUTTER exxA pet.
toes, Ae, and The latter, by desrtA Of rYoceriss
We thus see, even I'm this episode, how mutually de-
pendent is the one class on the other.
The primary election Of last Saturday, Was paxtici
pated in by the Republicans generally Of our city, but
e. the day vas one of rain and mud but few were in
from the country.
John h. Cttfs erecting fine manson, a. an add
t,sn to his residence, upon his farm ncsr town.
Last week, some of our citizens, observing q flock
Of turkeys on the hill north of town, Sam. Maquiken
started out in pursuit and wss rewarded by the cap
ture Of brace ofthem Game is beginning to abound
beautifully, and our sportsmen are becoming interest
cd. Ducks at present the main attraction. Geo.
Delaware bagged fourteen of these fowls few days
since. -tF
Charley Pierce has returned from Falls City and
resumed his abode in White Cloud.
Emigration westward seems to be increasing, as
the season advances. Over q hundred wagons are
stated to have crossed the river in single day and
this species of travel.
This is the time of year, when the man who cannot
tell = turkey from a saw-buck, . shot gun from
axehanAes will lean back and squirt tobacco juice
the hot stove, while he relates how, when hoy,
he barked fifteen squirrels at average distance OF
800 yards and shot three turkeys, eleven ducks, and
two geese, all in single Saturday afternoon.
Jim. Mackoy has been up from the lead mines, for
several days past He reports the White Cloud boys
down there paying their expenses with prospects
- Ill
Mr.. Mackoy for some nice specimens of both lead and
zinc. The lead is said to be ninety per cent. pure
Friday before last having been payday with the
Indians they have been sporting their gayest attire
ever since. Such a display Of blankets one has not
seen for year,. Perhaps they have tahea the enc
from the speech of Spotted Tail to the Great Father
CADNUs
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Highland station Items.

Everybody is WELL and ought to be happy.
The rain has ceased to fall since Saturday evening
Corn hauling will soon he at hand. Farmers, build
good cribs, and roof them well. Corn will be worth
more than n song before it grows again.
The wheat looks splendid in this vicinity. Large
breadths sown in the western part of the County.
There are many tramps in this part of the County.
They to be poverty stricken; they are without
money, and poorly clad.
Times seem to be getting better in this part of the
County, from the number of book peddlers. We meet
one every week.
Capt. Daniel zimmerla is taking quite an interest
in our singing school 1t wouldn't surprise much
to hear of him teaching scholar music.
In our last writing spoke of the romantic couple
that were going to strike glad hands on the other
shore. This week, we are going to speak of another
couple that are going to be united in the bonds of
holy matrimony. The young intended Benedict is a
countrywide, while the lady is fashionable city Ia
dy Reader just look at the contrast, and you will
say such match is dissimilar.
Our friend, Louis Deggnger, informs us that his
nov warehouse is completed. He says he is prepar-
ed to receive large quantities of produce.
Aaron Herring is contemplating building a new
residence.
James Browning will receive large consignments Of
nine lumber this week. He will sell at Granger
prices Farmers, is the time to build your hous
es and barns, while the lamp holds out to burn.
Politics seem to be the decline in this vicinity
The only man that will make solid race for County
Treasurer will he friend, Louis Deaginger. PEG
pie say that he will make good financier.
We maid Mr. r. F. Herring n visit last evening
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The Independent Greenback and Labor party met
in mass Convention, this 10th Of October. 1877,
eording to previous appointment w. d. Ripley was
chosen Chairman, and John n. Tracy Secretary. The
Convention appointed tho following committee on
resclutons who reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved That We demand the immediate repeal Of
The he
acts authorizing the further issuing of Government
bonds, under any pretext whatsoever.
to coin money and regulate the value thereof do
mand that il alone provide the paper currency for
the people, and in amount not less than fifteen humid
). ResoIred, That we demand that all of said is
sue be absolute money, and be declared full legal
tender for all debts, dues and demands, public and
private, the Same as gold and silver.
4. Resolped, That demand that all the present
banking circulation be redeemed by the Government
in said legal tender notes and that the Bonds f held
cancelled to the amount Of said redemptioni and
that all bonds be called in and paid according to date
and number, in the manner stipulated in the bond
5. Resolved, That We will vote for man for Of
fee who is not in favor of the above resolutions and
will support those only who are pledged to carry
6 Resolved That all papers friendly to the Green
back cause be requested to pabsh the foregoing res
olutions- -.as -r,
Sssts $50. Esssoi, Committee
SE- HARDY,
The Convention also adopted the resolutions, as
adopted the State Convention of the Independent
Greenback and Labor parties at Wyandotte, Septeu-
Der 18th. 80
The Convention then made the following nomina-
tons for County officers:
Sheriff, Samuel E. Hardy, of Wolf River Township.
Treasurer, G. W. Henderson, of Wayne #"
County Clerk, J. N. Tracy of Centre :"
Recorder, ID. Mcintosh, of Centre
County Surveyor, James +. FOrman, of Wayne
Township. BEL -rs
Coroner, DIR. Vim. Reetler. of Centre Township.
The Convention recommend the friends of
cause to meet Saturday. the 2th in their respect
i've Townships, and il they think proper, nominate
Township officers.
And also recommend, that We meet in Mass Con-
venticn in Troy, the 18th inst, to rati the above
nominations, or otherwise, aud also to nominate
County Commissioners. SEP. ...... ..-
The Convention requests papers favorable to our
cause, to publish the proceedings of our Convention.
W. ID. RIPPEY,
JOHN NJ. TRACY, Sec. Chairman.
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-wArHExA, Oct 1

-wATHExA, Oct 16, 1877.
EprroR CMKF:-I see that the Greenhsckers are
going to get Henry Clay Dean to show up ths Fnan-
ces of the country He showed up in St Joe. but he
did not tell Noe to get up the honest dollar without
monopoly, which do at half the cost that Deans
able efforts viii come to, if our financial reformers
will give me q chance to show them the foundations
of our rascaly monopolised system Of credit by the
bankers and bondholders. JOHN CRADLE.