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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10


The confirmation Of the statement
that General Hancock declared his In.
ton in 1877 to obey the orders Of Tilden
% President OF the United States should
that gentleman DO declared elected BY
Congress and take the oath OF office
does not impair Hancock at all In the
estimation Of the Democracy. OF course.
They look upon II a. the height OF con.
sistency on bis part. Notwithstanding
his and their opinion that Hayes was
fraudulsntly elected President. and con.
s-qusntly chief in command Of the army.
Hancock has continued to serve under
him, thus tacitly and practically 40.
knowledsins him a. his superior officer.
How much consistency Is there in that3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
BANC0CK's BOON.

It 10 . pretty evident fact now that the
Hancock Presidential boom Vas Of the
humble bss order : biggest when arst
Matched. This was all natural enough.
for Hancock was merely put up a. the
most available candidate +; Q handsome
and attractive figure head. a II were. to
sdorn the Democratic party ; . specious
prstsnss Of military loyalty ; . man on
horseback. the tail OF whose stsed
would sufacs for somsthiDg for the
whole party to grasp at and drag thsm
onward 10 victory. What care they for
his lack OF statesmanlike talent, pol.
10y or ability % long a. hs proves
TO bs . successful leader under whose
bourbon banner they may march for.
ward to capture the White House. It
involves no change In his political views
to assums command Of the Democratic
army Of bourbons. ~bulldozers and Solid
southsrnsrs. A Washington correspond.
emit says:
During the war this distinguished Gen.
sral over and over affirmed In presence Of
sfaosrs still living that Lincoln's Emanci-
patton Proclamation was the d IT
piece Of nonsense that ever crept into the
brain OF any man. The traditions Of the
Democratic party. it, ~disloyalty. is sympa-
thy with rebellion. its adherence TO the In.
famous doctrine Of State rights, its efforts
70 nullify all the amendments Of the Con.
stituuon. its discrimination to control the
government OF this country. its hatred Of
Union soldiers. Its disregard Of the rights
Of freedmen, its b~ulldozing. its frauds and
fraudulent counts. all find In General
Hancock their representative and standard
bearer. by their fruits 20 shAll know
them 10 Q truth centuries old. and Gen.
Hancock In this canvass will b judged BY
the character he has assumed - the repro
tentative and leader Of the Bourbon De-
mosrscy. Those only will support him
who believe the public welfare wall be pro-
moted BY yielding up the control OF the
Government into the hands Of the solid
South.
The enthusiasm Of the Hancock boom
has nzzled and aimmsrsd down rapidly
from the frat. and many Republicans,
even. who had their beads turned . liz.
tls at nrst BY the suddenness Of the
boom. and the stultiyins change in
Democratic tactics. are thought.
fully turning back to their alls-
glance. They are reHsctively com.
pairing Hancock's career with that
Of Garfield. the %unwsvsring patriotic
soldier and pure . minded statesman,
against whom the worst that the De-
mocrsey have said or Can say IL that hs
took $S2s Credit Mobilisr money that
he thought belonged to him. and re-
turned $4,000 back pay which be thought
did not belong to him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
SHERIFF HILLS RETURN.
He says ne 10 AL Rishs TisaseiaIiy
and wiii Make . Straight show.
ing Forthwith.

Sheriff Hill Of ormsby returned to
Carson from Virginia City yesterday.
and processes to be able to square up his
delinquent accounts and make every.
thing straight Immediately. The Appedl
Of this morning says:
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock the
County Commissioners assembled and
waited for the arrival OF Sheriff Hill.
He failed to put in an appearance, and
after waiting about fifteen minutes the
Board took Q reoess, thinking perhaps
that the Sheriff might turn up some time
during the day. By moo nothing had
been heard OF him. and. meanwhile. his
bondsmsn stood about ths streets dis
cussing the situation.
When II was believed that he had &C.
tually left the county, his creditors do.
termined to levy ON what effects hs had
LETT, and the first to come to the front
with an attachment was E ]. Parkinson,
proprietor OF the Tribuns. the paper
which has often claimed the honor OF
having elected him. Mr.. Parkinson at.
tsohsd the sherifrs horse. "Stonswall
Jackson" ani bis buggy for . note OF
$500 and interest, dated February "a.
1879. The other attachment suits
brought against Hill were one by D. N.
Brlis for $500. money loaned Hill May
9th. and one by B. F. Small for $3.50.
balance due for board at the Arlington
House. The Bruls attachment was
levied on the horse and buggy also, and
the Small attachment was levied on an
organ in Mrs. Hills room at the hotel.
The fact OF Hills accounts being short
was known ON Tuesday last, and on
Wednesday Pete Csvansugh. one Of the
bendsmen, 10 company with E. j. Pow.
ers went to Virginia City TO look for
him. He was found In bed In Q B-strsst
lodging house, and when reused from
slumber asked what was up. When the
nature Of the bondmen's mission was
explained be laughed and said hs would
BE- down in the morning with the ooin.
This he failed to do and the County
Commissioners began the examination
Of the books and also went through the
safe to see how the cash stood. finding
the deficiencies already reported. A
further Examination showed that hs was
also owing money to the creditors OF
some bankrupt estates.
It was found that Mr.. Hill owed the
county and city . balance from oolleo'
lions Of licenses. bankrupt estates, etc..
S3502 SO. while there Vas due for his
fees, etc.. 1868 SO. S%ubtrsoting this
from $500 50 leaves $2533 80. bat q
some OF the accounts on both sides are
independent OF his bondsmen, the latter
will probably b called on TO pay about
$2700.
All sorts Of themes are advanced 70
account for the OF the deficiency.
It 10 said that Hill was $500 In debt
wh-n be entered the ofaos; since then
IL 10 believed that be was . heavy specu'
lator in Bodie stocks; and II 10 also
claimed that he used soms Of the money
to keep his butcher shop afoat. H.
was also Q high liver; jovial and gen.
erous, and loaned considerable money
to parties who we're not responsible.
He disclAims specializing in Bodis
stocks, or putting money into his butcher
shop. but intimatss that he has loaned
money to irresponsible parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
ronBnroNE.

John Biess. q Of the Oldest and
best OF Nevada miners. who has mined
all over the State for the last twenty
years. Left Eureka for Tombstone, Arr
coma, . few weeks ago, and under date
Of June 20 thus writes to . friend In
Eureka:
Isrrived here on the 10th Of June. The
outlook Of the camp Ii much better than I
expected 70 and. The camp 10 not unlike
most Of the new camps 10 Nevada. The
mines that are rich have paid from the top
down to Q depth Of 400 or 500 feet, and are
still good in the bottom. There are three
good mines here owned BY - many diner.
emit companies. There can be NO question
regarding the great value Of this cluster.
| The ore mills from $3.50 10 $200 per ton.
Outside Of this group Of mines. - near q.
I can learn. nothing has been found Of
much importance. although the country 10
monumsnted and claimed for twenty miles
square. The town 10 building up fast;
too fast for the progress made In the
mines. II IL already two-thirds - large ~
Eureka. The ore 10 easily extracted and
the mines employ but few men. There are
not to exceed 900 miners at work for days
pay In the whole district. The Idle men
now here will perhaps numbsr 1909. and
more arriving every day. / would not
advise any one 10 come here this summer
By fall there may Be more mines devei.
op~d. thus affording greater opportunities
for miners to get employment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
Tia New York Mlnino ,Jo,rynol ron,

The New York Mining Journal reports
474 mining companies. OF these 400
arc recent interpretations. The amount
Of nominal capital 10 represented BY the
colossal figures Of $l,70o, 600. 900. OF
this vastpicturs-for II IL nothing else
about $500. 600. 900 Il embraced By the
BONANZA and one OF two other Nevada
mines, and some foreign companies.
The remaining Sl.400. 900. 900 Or thsrs-
sbouts, has for it, basis about S50.000,.
900 Of real capital invested. and about
- much more In actual mines, land,
machinery, and ore In sight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

New York Tribune: General Hancock
10 the frst candidate for the Presidency.
II We remember rightly. whose "nns
physique" has been considered . quail.
ncation for the ofios. All sorts Of state
msnts concerning his corporal elegance
arc now considered In order. We are
also informed that "hs resembles the
Duke OF Wellington" and that he was
pronounced BY Thaddsus Stevens, for
the elegance Of his manners, the mod
sru Chesterfield" This reminds ~ OF
the song which Mrs. John Wood used to
sing In some burlssqus: "whst care l
for your gold and silverf What care l
for your house and landf What care !
for your ships on the oosanf All I want
10 . handsome man." Perhaps some Of
the voters OF the United States are ready
TO take up this refrain, and to 20 !,
blind for General Hancock because he il
such . good.looking fellow; but there
may be others Who ~rscollect that We
have had several excellent President,
who were exceedingly plain :. ihsil
personal sppssrsncs-;hs lsmsuted Lin.
coin, for in;:anss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
| NpEs aILVER nININe con.

n PAkY.-Lo alton Of principal place Of
business. Ban trsnci co. California, :.
Storey county. Nevada
Nedcs q hsrsb given that ct Q nesting Of the
Board Of pirsotors. held on the eighth Uihl
day Of July. 1850. an ASSESSMENT (No.
iSI Of Twsnt,.avs osnts per shsrs Wa
isvisd up.sn the capital stock Of the corpuFssion,
payable Immediately. In United states eold
coin. 70 the Secretary. st the once Of the Dom.
pany. Boon 3, Nsvsda Block, No 90 Noat
somsry street, Dan rlncisco, Cai:f.n,s.
Any stock upon which this astessmspt shall
remain unpaid on the 'ixtrsnth day or August,
$50. VIII b deinoueut. and sdvsrtissd
Tor sals ~ peohc auctions; q unless pay.
y ,NpAY. the sixth day Of September,
lSeo, 70 psy the delinquent assessment, %.
Gsther with cost Of sfvsrtdssue and expsnsss
OF SALE ~ 'i s6T Z e s SSsss Z. p s.s,ss:a
~ sss:.,. "a .is.ss,:cS. c csSis Aa'i g ?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

HxAvr TEA SzIPxrSs.-Thrss special
tea trains. consisting OF two Of twenty.
nvs cars zach and one Of twenty, passed
through Sacramento last night and
today. for the East. The tea 10 the
cargo Of the steamer City Of Picking,
which arrived In San Francisco from
China and Japan on Wednesday last.
A special train Of twenty more cars will
pass through tonisht.-saerommto Be-,
July 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

NYrIor OF THE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
Rinia Mining oomps y. Room %. Nevada
Bloch, n o 300 Montgomery . rect. dan Fran.
cisco.-A: . N. etiDE Of the Board OF Trustess Of
The Consolidated .virainia Minisg Company.
held this ssyetth day Of July, is6O Q Dividend
payable on THURSDAY, the nfsspth day Of
jay. 1850. Transfer books closed until isth
Instant.
jyiotd A. W. HAVENS, Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

Unless IL il really true that Tldsn Is
to back Hancock in this campaign there
will 30 no barrel to draw from. Eoglish
has Got Q barrel but he never opens the
buns. and only draws from II through q
very small spisot. He 10 very spigoted
In his financial ideas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

Reno Journal: The bank owes Sun.
dsrland $500. but be didn't give another
sufferer much sympathy the other day.
for he was one Of those fellows who
always have money In . bank when It
fails. but Who never have money to pay
their dsbts. This fellow said no was
$500 loser. "wsll." says John. "that
is the reason you have not paid me that
$40 you have owed for q year and Q
half"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
roslrIoN.

In a recent responsive speech at Kan
sas City. No.. whore hs met with an
enthusiastic reception al the hands OF
II 5000 people. General Grant defined
himsslf - follovs: eft has bssn my
effort In the positions ! have held 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

The New York Tribune says: Winfield
Scott did not rssisn his position in the
Army during his canvass for the Presi.
dency. But then General Scott was not
running on . platform which denounced
his commander.in chief. the President
OF the United States. a. Q conspirator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
Arizona Itema.

Tucson, July l0.-Ths ssnsus Of Tuc.
son shows the populationts be within q
fraction Of 1000 Inhabitants. Pima
county will foot up sbont $4,000. being
an increase Of about 2 1000 In ten years.
The track OF the Southsrn Pacific
Railroad 10 now seven miles past Of
Benson. The Westsrn Union telegraph
line 10 within seven miles Of Tombstone.
The tide Of travel 70 Arizona 10 again
setting In. Many are coming overland
from Lssdvilis. Colorado.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

Queen Victoria now fsvors the bill
lsaalizing marriage with . deceased
wif-'s sister, and would like to have II
adopted soon, report says, 30 that Prin.
cess Beatrice may marry the Grand Duke
Of Hrsss, her brother.in.law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
CAUTION TO HooDIUMs.

uAvISG TALKED WITH SOME BOYS.
VI Who ere IN ne habit Of baking : nrs
northwest Of the Belchef mine. AID nvt recsiv.
iIg Q owl or satts'actory ansysr, I will in
future ty what eject . shotgun will have On
such incendiArtsm. a. A~NDhIETT,.
Gold Hill, July 10. 1880. l0its
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

"If this coffee 10 gotten up In q board.
ing.houss style again tomorrow morn.
Ing. ! think I shall have good grounds
for divorce" said . 0oss husband ths
other morning. n don't want any Of
your saucer" rstortsd his wife, land
what I've sediment"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
PRESENT YOUR CLAIMS.

ALL PRISONS BAvINa CLAIMS .aAnsr
a The Justice = In ne Company will please
foFva da statement Of he same to the bscrs-
tafy Of the Company, Room 3. tie California
strset. ssn Frsnsisoo. Gal. on or before the
isissd \. 3. LILLY, ssssssssy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Perfect safety and strict order will BE- pre-
served By special CONDUCTORS and guards on the
train
All parties not holding sxcunion tietsts Will
Nop.members Of the Club viii DO chargsd .
competition zee Of 81 for each game.
Trains leave Virginia ~ 7:e0 A. ~, and Gold
Hill at 7:l6 a. -.
Onnoers Of The Day sAd compositions only al
strictly enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
MARRIED.

In Cold Hill. July 9, by Rev. :. b. Willis.
james Moore 70 Anna OhsHwidden.
In Eureka. July !. T. b. Hawken to Miss
AmsliA p tsispn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

RATS or FARE, ETC.
tfor round trip. including I'd:
mission 70 Park)...... ...............v. -
Children under ten. ................. I q
70 Park ..................... ! q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

r FAVE JUST ADDED 10 M OLD
establishsd Machine Works he LARGEST
j1zKD LATHE, PLAHKR and bTRAN
aAhnKR, Ill Of the latest and most Improved
construction, and an now prepared 70 NAks
and Repair al kinds and al sisss Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
Dividend NOTICE.

'I GEORGE sMnsr. propri..o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10

And Hssvy Solid Gold Chain - the arst priEs
for the tam mAtii 9 the most points shooting
70 be conducted according TO the rulss Of the
United etatss national Ride associstion. Dis
tsnce. 40 yards. k.ch Ian 70 have ~ rounds.
gold coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-10
Or. A. CHAPMAN.
. r O n. Tn .

ERox NEVADA mTY. oAIIToR@
= nis Psrmansntly ioestsd g virS4
: tnia oity. ofaos. 10 SOUTH o sTnkkx'
tItasfAsttpu guataatssd. M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26
amsjebruug seBeilt.

Gin alter Nrst, neIder fd bon Der
Yraris s~urudge;oae: unb Dor eiuent
Sh.Snbilaen Wiinoncr Elm einfades
pt9stabiIii9es 9eiImittel bat fur Gle
idueae uno bauerbafte Sur bon Nuss
ssbrung, 8ronditis. @ntarrb, Ultima
unO ale pals uno 2unsen.8rnnfbeitsn.
iopie cine 8aricals6ur fur Reruene
idpdde unb aneere SeidperSen, uno
uelder es in fdon Saufsnoeu Der
berfdieoenen SaQen probirt, fnblt
es oils feline YFidt baheIbe unter ieinen
leibenben Witbruoer befannt ,u MAIDEN.
SD perSe allen, ole es muniden, 6ieiss
8ecept in bsutfder, fran;0ff9er ODER
enslif@er Sprade, nit boiler Sireftion
bes 9erfe1ens unb 9ebrol9es befels
ben, frei sufenben. Rit Der Soft pers
fanot. Wan abreiire uuo fenbe cine
BoFmarte, biefe 3eituns aneebeub,
&. B. Sberar,
lac Yofpers 8lcd,
aodsFer, q. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Der Sturm, pelGer tudbreno be-
Iet;en 45 Stunoen in Der 8reKe Del
Ser. Gtaaten uatbefs, ais aus ben
Gnben bic 3aGri@t fam, aas Der
Darnpfer, Der GeaeruI Grant nod ben
Ser. Stoaten surn6brinsen folte.
m6sli@erpeife bon einem nnfalI ereiIi
woroen fein toHnte. fdelnt GROCER &C.
pefsH gu fein, ais iener Surm, uelher
in oen Iet3tsH Sasen uber bic @epdhsr
oes soils oabtnjoa unO ben Dermeint.
liden SdIHsupful bsrbei sefnbrt 30.
ben iolte. Spatfd9lt6 .maren ben
lssten Ra6ridten sufOIse bic Sturms
Or Iesten Belt i'm @pIf pom 0terlfO
niht plel beftIger, oils SUI anoern Sab.
rem. Seltern seseH NlIttos ldpanp
.i@liebli4 aIle Seiorsutb, ais uas STAB
en- tes Oampfers ,Gits of Msgiao'
Dor galpeitou isnaitfrt purOe. Tim
l ubr lief Der Oampfer nit 8rant on
SorO i'm 2afen elm. @eeen bret ubr
itteg Der @eneral nit fsllen SesIeitern
9ano uno puroe bon elmer 8abl.
uuo eutbuiiatifdeu Wenfden.
begrlbt. Sie @fili; uno ole
botten fd gu feiner 8sarlB.
Jug e%inssfunten. Bie es ben @ns
idein gepinnt, bot Der Grants Boom
I'M Sioen eefern ieinen erfolsrei4en
anfang senommen.-(Gb. 6rsie Rrei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

3eitunssidreiber in DeabuOoO gu
iein, 9ebort sur 3eit aud nidt seraOe
au BEN &nnebmlidteitsn oes 9ebens.
DaS Serbredergeiinoel in ienem Sfeft
bat fid ueridpOren, &qes. mas CUR
Gattung 3eitunsSidreiber eeb0rt, BON
bort su usrtreibsn, GA ibm in ben 3ei'
tunssn Der Staot mebrfab Die 9ols
iebr beiB 9ema4t pOrSen lit. Gin
Sourualif puroe bort lestbin bon
StroIdeu lberfalen unb nieberseidIa'
gen. SriebIide SOuruoIifeu, Die Bis.
her nus nit Bleiftiften beuufnet UNI.
bersiHaeu. trasen iest elm sanies Qrfe.
nal BON 0orowafen bel Ta, I'M fd
ibrer 9aut su tuebren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26
Wortaaae 8rrfauf.

Ia Sarcb Sni une gbrifins esTsn gattiu
hurb byrtbsfariIhe gsri6rtienns (gpertsaet
ttee) am 26. 6sbruar 1875 eas nd6ifbrnes
Giaentbun1 fEertrasen baben, nGmli6.
Tie nGreiihe Salftt rrn Got SO. 5. uni 4,
If Gin Lbeil ees noroSfIi6tn giertfis rnp mt
bait : Ader. Ssrnfr Set 3 ane 9, tf Gin Sbsii
ees uort6ftiGeu 8iertsls bes fit,rFaliGsn
Biertels uue entb6lt 6. Adsr-
Jeruer Slrd SO. 4, 1T tin 3beil Der pefli6en
S6lfte ees laertfIihen 1iertsIs HRb tntbdlt D
aftr, IGes in EDITION 50, Sornibip as, Sanss
5 trehl. urb sntt6It I'm @austu f6 afer ntbr
reeT ~tpsuissT, unb alss btIesen In GastcHase
County Tfn.
@elhe tesertraauns ernadt pnree nm bic
:3abluns einer Yote, genauer bsf9rifben IN
6sIdattmR crtsaee-D eeb, unb ba eiestlhs faaie,
uns rrseer has 8apttal pber Sutereheu earanf
besablt porefn fine, eesbalb heree I'd, GtretHane
9enfe, RcTtsaset, Strait hsr hur6 helaettH
Wrrtddae mir ~iieertrageHen @etralt, has reT-
febenb eelbriebene Giaentbunl auf pfgntlinst
autticn psrifrissru am
Somstoe Den Stem Wai 1880,
sril&sn 9 li6r gcrmittass une 5 nbr RAD,
r1ittass an Der Grpnt Sbfre efs @eurt panies
In 6ermaRn, @aseOnate 60. go. an pm
bSdtfen 8ieter fir 9aar In pant, nm Gas
aapitaI nnb 3inlen teiagter Qeit ttHe pm
aoffen fir htsfs gsrfabrrn ~ fedsn.
1ersfHaHs 9eElIt.
@1heaser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Nm Oienstag Ibsr adt Sage fnoet
auBer Der @abI Der ftdNtif6en Beam.
ten nud Die Der @6uIbeb6rcen fatt.
Sur BEN S6uIratb Ger ySeutid.n
Sdule bon Sermaun" iinO idmmtlide
WitaIieber gu mabIen, Ia ihr Sermin
auf uur Elm Sabr ~fsitaefebt lit uuo fur
ben Sifritt. Sdulratb fuo 4 Witalie.
Der ;u wdbleu 2 fur bret Sabre, elmer
fur elm Sabr uno elmer fur 3luei Sabre
CUR Q%usflQung DER burd Ole 3eiana,
tiOn bes 5errn 8uOoIpb 9irsel enifan.
bsnen Safan3. Sur Die 0itaIieber
bss DOeutfden sduIratbes" nirb i'm
Warttbauie nbseItimmt unb t6uner
nur iOI9e Burger on bisier 8abI tbeil.
ne6men DeIde SamiIienuater fuo
Die @nbI Der gtitslieber Der ,Oi
trittsgoarbs" f1oet i'm SduIhauft
itatt uub fam iebsr Stimmberedtiat,
an oerie1ten tbeiInebnen.
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NurtauaesSerfa

Da 5risbsri6 8. aliuse uns Giifatetb ftins
Satin ,bur6 ibrsn WCrtsass Derh an 20.
SuIi 1873 aussefrat uno in ben 8ihsrn ees
Reecrcsrs ron 9asepnabe GeuntY rsaifrivt,
'pas uaGfebene beI1rifbene GiaeHtbuu N an
9bas. SO. Salsurittsr itsrtrastn babei, R6m-
lid:
Die 5fIiGe 6dIfte Der Got 9um1ner 10 an
Der OefliHsn Dritten Strabs, GO eus GrUut
bel 100 6us Ttefe) ME i'm Yidnt Der Giatt
bermann argegeteu.
Sa bsfaste uebertrdsunS eera9t puTee nm
bic Be;abluns elmer in Rem b~etreFeEhen Mrrt-
gage Sses n6bsr bti&risbsnen Rpte ~ fnsrn,
uno ca biels Rrte fd1is unb psesr capital ned
ShtersFen enraaf bs;abIt porbsn ffh, etsbaIb
rerhe Id *. 3. Saisnritter, Rahlas .SernaI-
ter bes rerif. @bas. Sd, 6afeHrftter uub sr.
rHieip Nertsagee, 8reft Der eurt kslastru
gsrItrsibuus mir lbertrasenen 9spaIt, am
Samsfng ben q. 9lpril 1880,
;piiteu 9 u5r SOrmittass nne 5 rbr 3ah-
nittngs an rer 6rputibiirt hes &ruubauies in
S,rnanH. bas sorifeben6 teit ritbtne Gisen-
tbunl auf STentlihtr Nuftipn an BEN Msifbis-
tsuhsn fir Saar in Saub eerifsis;ru nm oas
4apitai unp 3fulen ttfagtfr Hcts fctie bic
Soften fur nisfts Ssrfabren ga hedtn.
O.. 8. 9aicnritter,
9a@las-9 ertraIter ees sfrf. 6. @. balenrftt
unp sr.UHieiO ROrtsasst. .,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Nidt mebr gan; ;tpei @oben fnb es
bis CUR na6ten StabtuabI, uub bed
bort man mob 10 gut wis nidt5 BON
San6ibaten fur Die pibtisiten Steaen,
Die Der Staetratbe.
Sebsrmanu 1T iiber3euat, baB cine
Ssrdnoerung gum 8eheren berbeige<
fubrt mereen fouute, a6er 3ismano.
Iaeint ileeno wsI6e 8orf5Idge MAIDEN
III moQeu. @arum benin niht? Sie
SpaIten Der 3sttuugen fte6en bod CUR
obisftiben gsipredung irgenb elmer
Nn9s Ieaenbeit tets Ofen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-26

Die 8epubIitaner BON &oart Comm
ibip perinmmeln fih am Samst ag oen
81. 1ir;, 3admittass UNI l llbr i'm
biefsen Wartthauie UNI 6 0eIssaten gu
Der am 3. @pril in Ssrmaun a~bSubaIten.
oeE Gount1@ onbention gu ertudblen mel
DE 4 DeIegaten errpabIen miro gu Der an
II. MpriI in Sebalia tngenoen Stants-
Contention fur bic Seidifuna Der an
8. SUM- abjubalten6ep repubIita nii6er
3ationnI Contention.