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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-17
DISSOLUTION OF c0PARInERsHIP

NOTICE 2 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT N. 4
~ y. bAwDgS have this day dissolved Co
partnerrhip. i. DAWDEN.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-17

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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the twen,y.
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day, 70 pay said delinquent asssssmsnt thereon.
sogetnsr Win costs OF Advertising and expenses
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Omee-Room No. 70, Nevada Block, No. sus
Aon'e0mery street, Ban Franeiseo, fslifonis.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
HAzELT0N RENOMINATED.

The Republicans OF this congress
sional district went through the
farce of holding u convention Mt
Plattcvillo on Tuesday. Hon Geo.
G. Hazelton was renominated on
the first ballot, mn informal one,
Hazelton and his friends had the
pins all set prior to the convention,
and his almost unanimous nomina-
tion was u surprise to nobody.
II would be an insult to honest,
intelligent Republicans to say that
they are proud Of Hazelton's re-
nomination, Very many indepen-
don't Republicans declare that in
no event will they vote for him.
The Republican newspapers of
the district, with two or three OK
ceptions, have devoted their ed
itorial columns during the past
two months to proving that Hazel
ton is not fit person to send to
Congress. The Grant County
Herald has charged him with being
guilty "of tricks that would shame
tho devil" with buying up dele
gates, with attempting to bride
Democratic editors, manipulating
caucuses and conventions, and other
peculiaritics for which no is noted.
The Mineral Point Tribune has
copied these charges together with
many Others, and further attempted
to show the danger to the Repub-
lican party in re-elccting the willy
George to Congress. The Muscoda
News declared Hazclton to be n
"political incubus who is dragging
the Republican party to q defeat it
will richly deserve If it does not
free itself from one who came here
to use us rs stepping stone to
public honors." The Darlington
Republican assisted in making La
Fayette county solid for Hazelton
by declaring that it would be UNI
wise and inexpedient to renominate
him, Other newspapers of the
district opposed his nomination,
until the tide turned against them,
The political somcrsaults these cd
itors will have to perform before
advocating Hazelton's election will
be amusing to witness.
But whether tho Republican,
newspapers support him or not, W,
believe that the people of the dis,
trict can no longer be driven by
the party lash to vote for a man
who in everyway is so unfit TO b,
their representative in Congress rs
is the Hon. Geo. G.. HaZelton.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
The JeffersOnian Plan.

/ like Jefferson's way of inaugura-
tion. It suits our system. He rode
alone on horseback to the Capitol
fear it was the odd Capitol tied his
horse to rail fence, entered and was
duly sworn, then rode to the Execu-
tive Mansion and took possession
General Hancock.
] like the man whose modest mind
Seeks out the plain and true,
Who scans exalted lives to find
The surest guides. DO YOU?
l like his scorn Of pomp and show,
or noisy cry and hue,
That men of meaner worth may throw
Around their lives. Do you?
[ like the man who keeps through all
His triumphs, great or few,
A kindly care for those who fall
y helping hand. Do you?
| like his jealous watch and ward
OF rights to others due;
HIS constant care to hold and guard
His country's faith. Do you?
j like the man who will not draw
His sword, however true,
Ex cept to vindicate the law:
Not to ayenge. Do you?
l like his gallant deeds to scan,
His triumpls 10 review;
TO see him leading on the van
70 victory. Do you?
| like the man who only cares
His duties 10 pursue;
And hope that honor nnawares
May crown his life. Do you?
| like the .Jeffersonian plan,
And pray that Hancock true,
Our coming President. 5 the man
TO make it win. DO you?
III. s., in n. Y. Sun.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
Circuit Court-Iowa County. Wis

conaln.-
Archibald Macarthur. Plaintiff. against Frank
Roberts, Fannie Roberts his wife, Rhods $.
richardson formerly Rhoda s. Roberts
George W. Richardson her husband, Richard
Steele, Hiram Morey, r. j. Delaney, Milton
McCallister., ". y. Finley. II. +. McNulty,
Goditep Retk, The Auitman 4 Taylor Com
psny. VIM. A. Knowlton, d. NJ. Osborne \
Co, and John Roweli, Ira s. Rovell aud
Frank Grover co.partners doing business
under tho arm name and style OF J. :.
Rovell b Co, A. J. Mccain and /, Hodges
% partners doing business nndor tho III m
nams and style OF A, j. McCarn h Co.,
Richard MorriAand Joseph PntI, Defendants.
The State Of NiscoEein to Frank Roberts.
Fannie Roberts his wife. Rhoda 3 Richardson
formerly Rhoda y. Roberts,) George W. Rich.
ard,on her husbsnd, Richard steele, Hiram
Morey. Z. DELANEY, Milton McCallirter, j. w .
Finley. HE. McNulty, Godllep Reik, The Ault.
d. N. Osborne 4 ca. and John s. RoweI, Ira
y. Rovell and Frank Grover coparters doing.
business under under the hrm name and style
OF j. =. Rowell 4 CO., A. J, McCarR and 1.
arn name and style " Of <. J. Necafa CO. % |.
Richard Morris, and Joseph ru,S. the said de-
PENDANTS
You are hereby summoned to sppeM within
twenty days amer service OF this sun raons,
exclusive OF the day or service. aud defend
the above entitled action in the court afote-
said And In case Of your failure 80 to do, Iudg.
ment will be rendered against You accor ding
70 the demand OF the complaint; OF which
copy Is herewith served NJ on you
ARCHIBALD AcARTHUk,
Plaintiff. and Attorney pro 80.
p, ". Address, Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wis.
entitled .S,iSn Va. aed e The onss q oe sls
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Iowa county,
Wisconsin at Dodssville In said county OF lows.
on the nth day OF Jnly A. D, 1880, and remains
thsfs on die. The absvs SUN IONS 10 Published
By order Of the judgs OF said Court, dated
Jaly 1fth, 1880.
ARCHIBALD MACARTHUR,
A-sw Plaintiff. and Attorney, pro se.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

1t is the duty Of every good
citizen who looks beyond party
success to the good Of the coun.
try to do his best either inside
or outside or his party lines 70
change this vicious and spine.
less condition Of American pol>
itics. The great obstacles to the
change are twofold First, the
struggle for place in the desire
of the ms to keep in and of the
outs to get in; and secondly,
the sectional question so far as it
is used in its distorted and ex-
aggeratcd shape to influence the
voter. On these two points our
citizens may rely, namely, that
Just SO longas the spells system
remains and SO long as sectional
preiudices are played upon we
shall haveproportional obscurity
OF questions of intelligence and
Judgment. We ought to struggle
msnfully, therefore, to remove
these two obstructive evils, not
merely because they would give
us a more efficient civil service
or pacilied nation, but also be-
cause their eXtirpation would
leave clear the wayfor enlight-
enc dpractical and distinct ques
tions in shaping party aims and
ends. = NewYork Evening Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

A good deal of horn-blo wing
has been done by the Republicans
over the fact chat nm +" Irish Repub-
lican" Club has been started in
New York. The entire membership
of the Club is made UP Of employees
Of the Post-Otlice, Custom House
and other Federal offices. a
careful study Of the names of the
members shows that not one OF
them gains living in any other
way than by working for the Gov
erment. Naturally enough, they
take sides with the party that
keeps them in their places. When
asked to join Republican Club
and work for Garfield, they know
that refusal would be followed by
dismissal from place. And 50 they
have joined the Club, and are
owned by the Republicans who
point to them, with pride AS
evidence that some lrishmen, at
least, are not Democrats. -Milwau-
kee News
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
CAMPAIGN LIES.

Tho Republicans are trying hard
to get up some charges Of dis
loyalty against Democratic speak
ors that will stick, but SO far all
attempts in this direction have
proved miserable failures. The
latest campaign thunder sound
Oh in our ears by the radical press
Of the country, was what purported
to be an extract from a speech
recently delivered by Senator Wade
Hampton, in Virginia. The pur-
ported extract, which we give below
has been kept standingat the head Of
the editorial columns of many oil
our Republican exchanges. The
New York Tribune, which so loudly
called for Hancock's Unreasonable
letter to General Sherman, and
dared not publish the letter when
it was produced, evidently sup
posed that in the speech of Wade
Hampton it had at last got hold OF
something which would prove Of
idcalculable value to the Republi-
can party, and 50 made haste to
quote from it, as follows;
Consider what Lee and Jackson
would do were they alive. These
fare the same principles for which
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
Democratic County Convention.

A Democratic Convention for the
county of Iowa, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates To attend the Con
gressional Convention, ut Muscoda.
Scpt. 18th, will be held Mt Dodgcyille
on Saturday, Sept. nth, ut z o'clock,
Il, M. The several towns will be en-
titled 10 representaii ion ~ follows:
Arena, 7; Clyde. 3; Dodgeyille. II;
Eden, 4; Highland, .; Linden, D; Milf.
lin, o; Mineral Point town. 8; Mineral
Point city, lst ward. 7; Mineral Point
city, I'd ward, 8; Moscow, 4; Pulaski,
@; Ridgeway, 10; Waldwick, 4; wy.
oming, g.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton.

The Democracy OF the Third Con
gresslonal District Of the State OF
Wisconsin are requested to send del.
egates to q Convention which will
meet ut Muscoda, Sept. 18th, a. d..
1850 mt 2 O'Clock. T.. NJ, for the pnr-
pose OF selecting Candidate for
congress to be supported ut the ensu-
ing election.
Each assembly district will he en-
titled to two delegates. and each
senatorial district to two delegates.
by order Of the Committee.
j. M. SMITH, Chairman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
State of Wisconsin-County Court

Tor Iowa Cnnnty Probate
Notice lie hereby given that at a special torn
Of the Iowa County Court, 10 DO held la and for
said county, ~ the Court House, in the village
OF Dodgcvillc. In said county, on tho l4tb day
Of September, "A. ID. 1880. being tho second Tues
day of said month, at 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon OF raid day, the following matters vii he
heard aud considered:
The application OF Isaac G. CONTEXT and John
\. Comfort to admit to probate the last will
and testament Of Thomas Comfort. late OF the
town OF Edeh. In said county. deceased, and for
Letters Parliamentary, and appointment OF
executors.
And II 10 further ordered. that pablo notice
thereof be given to all peraons interested by
publishing = copy az This order for three weeks
snccesrively prior to said day OF hearing, In
the Iowa County Democrat, weekly news.
paper circulating In said county.
BY order Of the Court.
JOHN T. JONES, Judge.
Dated Dodsevilie, Wis. Aug. I'd, 1880.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

The Campaign Ground upon
which Harper's Weekly seems
to stand is that Hancock is u good
man in bad company and Garfield
n bad man in good company.
Which seems to lead to the conc.
fusion that Hancock would reform
his company and that Garfield
would corrupt his, since the files
Of the Republican papers for
1878 indicate that there ia no ho, Q
Of his company reforming him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

Won't it be a pleasant and chris
tan sight to see Bintliff, Of the Re-
publican, Pollock, Of the Lancaster
Herald, and Bennett Of the Mineral
Point Tribune, wheel into line and
congratulate Mr.. Hazleton on his
nomination, and urge his election
by the people. Darlington Democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

Wade Hampton has incurred
the everlasting displcasure of
all truly loyal republicans. He
did not utter the REASONABLE
expressions at Stanton which
were attributed to him. -Chica
go Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

Encouraging reports come from
the Democracy of Grant county.
A number Of lifelong Republicans
have declared for Hancock and
English. Hon. A. II. Bushnell is
doing good work in organizing the
Democratic forces for the campaign
and we look for a favorable report
from old Grant in November.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

"they fought for four years. Re-
member the men who poured
"their life-blood on Virginia's soil. "
But the Tribune and its many
imitators were doomed to disap-
pointment, and now comes Wade
Hampton, and, in reply to a
friendly letter written 10 him, ask
ing for I'm explanation of the senti-
ments attributed to him, says that
"there is not one word, one senti-
ment in that speech that can
possibly be perverted to represent
the views expressed in the pur-
ported extracts from it." Follow
ing is Senator Hampton's letter:
Daggers White Sulphur Sprin gs,
Botetoure County, Va, August ID,
188O.-MY DEAR SIR:-Yorr letter
has just reached me, and | am
much Obliged to you for >, aiding
the extract from the Des Moines
Register. ! have seen but one
correct report of my speech in
Staunton, and there is not one
word, one sentiment, in that speech
that can possibly be perverted to
represent the views expressed in the
purported extract from it. | in
close the report 50 that you can
judge for yourself. 1t furnishes a
refutation to the charge
which has been made against me.
My whole course i'll private and
public life has been directed to
reconciling the animosities caused
by the late war. and to the estab-
lishmcnt of peace and harmony
between the different sections Of
the country. The Republican
party has kept these bitter ami.
mosities alive solely to promote the
success Of their party. ! sustain
the Democratic party because !
believe that its success would
obliteratc sectional feeling, would
give permanent peace and prosper
ity to the whole country, and
would preserve the constitution
inviolate
Thanking you again for your
polite letter, am, very truly, yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
G. w sherman Eso.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
A CONTRAST.

barrel would secure for him the
Democratic nomination at Cincin
natl, must have reasoned so from
their knowledge of the potency o
money and the promise Of patron.
age in their own party. The Gin
cinnati Convention has been held
and Mr.. Tilden's money, as we
were told that he was willing and
! ready 10 use it-failed to gain fol
him single vote in that body
which was made up Of delegates
from all parts Of the country, in
Guiding the solid south, and wicked
New York city. Mark the different
effect of money and other corrupting
influences in the Third Wiscon-
sin congressional district, which il
composed largely of 80 many self
righteous, and would-have-you-
believe incorruptiblc Republicans.
Hazelton has secured the nom
nation, and for information III
regard to the means used by him
and his party friends, see the
Grant County Herald and 9TH
er Republican papers friendly
to Col. Clark and other aspirant Is
for congressional honors. The two
following extracts from last week y
Grant County Herald, and which
are only samples of the information
it contains in regard to the matter :
In the Convention for the First
Assembly District for this County,
there were 56 votes In the interest
of Clark 3 delegates were elected
in Ellenboro, 5 in Harrison, 3 in
Paris, 6 in jamestown and 8 in
Hazel Green; in all rs pledged by
their towns to Col, Clark, Lima
had chosen its 4 delegates last
Spring. They had all been con
coded to and frequently reported
by their neighbors AS solid for
Clark by inclination and III ODE
dience TO the known wishes Of the
Republicans of that town making
~, or majority Of one, under
stood to be pledged to Clark. In
the interest of Hazclton Clifton
elected 4 delegates and Smelser g.
in all 10, pledged by their towns.
Plattcvillc elected II delegates un-
pledged, Not less than three of
those chosen had frequently ex-
pressed themselves as decidedly in
favor Of Col. Clark so strongly that
he had the right TO suppose chat il
his friends voted for them for del
egates they would vote for him MS
their candidate for Congress. Jul
das betrayed his Savior with a
kiss. They betrayed u soldier and
tho friend of tho people with
friendly words"
Seducing delegates to conycn-
tons from their duty is damnablc.
1t is damnablc tc buy up, damnnble
to sell out During the present
canvass, Col. Clark received the
following letter from II citizen OF
the Plattcville district
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

Said. Mr. Kirk Halves ut Bloom
ington, Hancock, ifclccted, would
be but clay in the hands of the
southern brigadiers." just as he
was at Gettysburg, for Instance?
There is no truth in the story
that Arthur proposes to sue John
Sherman for defamation of charac-
ter, citing his letter. to tho President
ancnt the management Of the New
York custom house. The rebuke of
Arthur considers the defeat of Shcr-
man, tho rcbuke of Hays, and his
own nomination sufficient vindica-
ton. Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
G. w. Sherman, Esq.

We have never published !" slurs
or reflected on Mr.. Garfield.
We have said out and out that
we believe he was guilty Of corrupt
practices in the past. We havenot
expressed Indirectly" admiration
for Gen, Hancock ny u man. We
have expressed it directly, and we
will do so again, and 80 often as
we see fit. From the New York
Puck.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

"That friend" was elected a
delegate. That friend" voted
against Clark. He had been cho-
sen rs II Clark man. Did anybody
pillow with anybody's hcifer?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
- Wis,
MR. john q. CLARK.

Friend Clark:-Your letter | re-
ceiyed. In regard to Congressional
matters. you can rely on my support,
and will do all can for you----.--
which office think you are justly
entitled to. Your friend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12
MANCHESrER AND VICINITY.

Brief RemS.-- Mary Jane Brown, the coll
Ored woman who was arrested in Chester
ield not long since charged with burning the
dweiling-houSe Of Dabney Lering ,colored,,
at Midlothian. Has been sent ~ 10 he tried
At the February term Of the county Court.
Rev. X. :. Barrett, OF Richmond. IL eX-
pected TO deliver I'M address az The next
temperance raliy, 10 be giyCl at Gn early
date in this city. under the auspices OF
Manchester Division, Sons OF Temperance.
About two dozen wagons loGSscd with to-
bacco passed through this city Yesterday en
rORte to the Richmond market. IiJet0bacco
was raised in the ADJOINING couuties Most
Of il, however, came from Chests.ihld.
DR.. f. u. Mathews has been appointed
chairman Of the Finance Committee OF the
City school Board. The other me nbcrs Of
the committee are Ne>srs. +. c. ID. Garmer,
ID. J. Weisiger, and q. Il. sims.
Work i, being pushed forward rapidly
upon the new Presbyterian church It Ches-
ter, in Chesterfield county. Mattrlal is
being purchased for en- Episcopal ghurch
which is about TO he erected at the same
place.
The Alert Fire Company has abou5 sixty
members on The roll. embracing the names
OF some Of our most prominent citizens.
1t will be decided soon whether a con-
vention or primary election Will be held
to nominate candidate. for the mlaiclpai
election.
The Justices Court will meet tom orrOw
morning to try some minor evil cIscs.
The water vas turned on in the hydants
yesterday. The reseryoir-pump ha, been
only temporarily repaired. AT present
there is sufficient quantity OF water in the
| reservoir.
During the past few weeks several Aouses
have been erected in different parts. of the
city.
The musicale will take place Tomorrow
night. 4 fine programme Is promised.
| II Chesterfield county does not appro-
pirate funds towards the present repairing
Of the Free bridge, il IS understood that
! her people will be tolled.
Several candidates for the mayoTalty will
be in the field at the coming election.
Mr.. Gideon Martin, who was injured by
a locomotive in the upper part OF the city
several days ago, va, able TO be out yes
tprdaN.