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Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
NOTICES.
DRUPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
FOR SPRINkLING STREETS.
OFFICE oY1HB STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST sixth STREET.
WILMINGTON, DBL, June 10, 1882.
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box in the City Council Chamber, unil 7.3J
o'clock, p. M, thursday, June "a, 1887, for
spriGkllng French street from the railroad
to Sixteenth street. Fourth street from Tat.
all street to the Christiana River and Front
street from Walnut to Monroe streets all OF
these streets must be sprinkled twice a day
and oftener If necessary Sundays exoep.ed) =.
The work must be done under the supervis
ion Of the Street Com m issiuner and must 70
stopped whenever he gives the contractor no
tice that it is not dore In a satisfactory man.
Ger, or, tina; the Street Committee deems 1t
no longer neces ary Parties idding will
please state the price per week for sprinkling
all of the above named Streets Fer further
information app'ys0 l. r. LYNCH,
Street ommissioner.
BY order OF the Su eet Committee,
DAVlDR. SMITH,
elP-3t Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

~S1,OUOnssn Onn%AFD = ssi; q say w3!!
Chemist who will ind on analysis of 100
bottles Of s. $, S. one particle of Mercury,
lodide Of Potissum. or any mineral substance
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Props.
(PKR BorTLs) Atlanta, Ga
Price Of Small Size Sl.OO
Large {. l.75
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
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'oN \ NORTHERN r. X,

" NohfHERN X. X.
@; AA r W. h b. DEPOT As
d m; 200, h;O, 5:25 D.
i%sqo'' i%fsq ''%a.'''vi'le, %: s::s, $40, and IL.
,,.',.,D ."ysD'Y TRAINS.
-. 'o' o;4o. j8tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

LNOR RENT-A DESIRABLE suMHRR RESI-.
T. dence near Wilmington, for particulars
address, Mrs. Jo.ephene Hunter, Delaware
City, Del. jelS7t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

N = hsywi'N ~. GUARANTEED
"''Nhts 'OnonialA S1I Arch
m1G.1ydNw
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

LNOa RENT-A THREESrOR BRIOK
" house No. $40 W. 8th st with rooms,
bath, hot and oold water. Apply to THOM.
AS h. LAL.LY, oO2x N arket 1T. ml9.f
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

CNOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT PAR.
j. lor suitable for o ply sician or dentist;
also 2 nice third story rooms, with or without
q uire ut store, 3rd and Walnut SITS is2l.3:
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

HOR RENT-THREE OR FIVE VERY
II desirable rooms on modern terms. ut
1925 Market st. le2l.3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
WANTED

nOARIlNG SIX GENTLEMEN OR
! man and wife can be Hcoomod tod with
Eh .bA L. 9th St je2l-6.s
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

aANDLEl.,
Is;ai Ess AND \ CON TRACTOR
ss,s!shiSs ,ss, sson' street; rsgiden,s
E*'''' 10 Your S's'1s S.sssasa. 'sss x,', 3; !:
ALT!
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
FOR BENT.
nOR RENT.

III
st. Psul's Circle Boarding table, together
for table; stoves, dishes, knives and forks,
glassware and all tho necessary things for
the setting Of the table. Any person desir.
ing to rent the same during the time Of
Camp Meeting at Brandywine summit next
August, will make their bid, to either Of the
following committee who will give any
further Information desired: James o. Pick
els, James q. Morrow, John Green, Levi Gar
rott and William Bright. All bids must be
in by the 30th Of June. lu7-6t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

VIU WNIKeI 81, JBzI'oC
uNOR RENT-STC, ,.E AND UELLAR In
good location; inquire at l06 Z. Second
street. aI0.u
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
FOB sALk.
a.nH

-----, u.RGAIH: 3 STORY BRICK
rrop sALgIA si2 orange street with seven
house 'a,tv Nv, " must be sold ,as the own
CONT The p,vpv,fo lar Europe in few weeks
.,Intends lesv,n vlasiding there psrmanently;
Tth 9 view eas y, II. Lslly, 6,2 Market street.
snply Thoih' ~ jel7 If
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

VALUABLE FARM IN
sSS New 'Ss'? iss .sfy q
bhck houses !, ~ '"' jel6tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

THREE STORY BRIOK
1r0R ss,a,Iinv sh,Ii No. 7O7 Monroe street, con.
b dwe,i,s d1,ns IN good repair will be sold
aiming leItl m,tle cash required apply 70
sbssp; pus h''' ". SCOTT VERNON,
REPUBLICAN, office.
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Cincinnati, sonntag nen Is. cftober 1882

putation aus 8prnd Dor ieinem Bett.
Drei Uidnner NIT brei Sbinfen unterm
Mrm uno feds madtisen 8Iuts un6
2ebertpiiriten in ber Eaibe DieIe
itattlide @abe Iestsn iis niessr aui
ben AItar Der Runit; ooer nit biirren
gSorten Sbinfen unb Bluts unb 2ebers
fptirlte fparen oas BHaltsr fir Die 8unoe,
Die ite oem ,Rduber rno Dtorbbreuner"
9elblaaen batten.
unSel,nann iprane fofort aus benz 8ett
unb umiinS in tieflter 8eipeguns bas
praftiide YHaiter nit beiOen 9lrmen.
Damn lieb er idmmtIihe 2oaegen unb
8oueginnen gum Sribitld Iaben unb
faunt bate Die Turmubr ems gelbIasen,
ba tparen bic S1infen un6 Bluts uno
Seberipiirlte babin, babin.
S9on nab ipenigen Iasen sog llnseIs
mann fort. Der til6tise Denf;etteI bate
nlhts 8enubt; Der 8raf muBte ben In
perbeRerIi9en entlallen. Bah mar Der
eole 8arl i'm Jtoroen uno Often, balo i'm
Sileen ttno QBelten. Grunf, 56uIpen,
Glenb, fpie es Der 9auf. 3ulebt iparS er
auf einer trpitloTen Spmmsrbabne in
StesIis BET Berlin seieben. -. gerOor.
oorben !.... .@eItorben 49,.
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Oan,e Summer 8S5.

3uft trugen ,tnb rief nun Iaut ,,Sett
bab' ids ! Die auf benz gSagen Iieaenbe
Gorge bin it ieIbit, bort oben aber febe
id 3tpei einen britten tragen mnb bic baz
ben orei 3bpfe (sipei 8rdben unb cine
Waus) unb aht Beine." Die Hidter
erfannten in benz tpunberbaren 3ufaIIe
eine Sdiduns GOttes unb idenften benz
8erbreher baS 2eben. -
Der Sunpr Der beutl6en GriminaIius
itB bensabti8te fid niht nur Der 6DIters
tpertseuge, oenen man nit eupbemiftildern
8ebagen Die IiebIi1iten Nanen CAB, aud
Der Sdarfridter unb feline graufamen
Sunftionen fonnten benz perfioen g8ibe
oes Semeinen BetpaBtfeins iid niht ents
3ieben. DbpIer i'm ,,Theatrum poena-
rum" fiibrt foIsenbe 8einamen beS Senz
fers an: Der Jtotbbote, Uteilter Sir, Dteiz
fer SaaS, Dteiiter SdmmerIine, Der glnsft.
mann, Dleiiter geinlein, Der 9tai6maher.
Sn benz Sdreiben Der gebDrben ipiro
.er bdufis runier gutter niisIider
Sreuno" anserebet. Der G,aiSen
bieB I'm Bolfsmunbe Der hinimz
liibe QSestpeiier, oas Dreibein. bic 5eIbs
slofe, be orose BETTER, be 8rcieairiemer,
,eanSbalt'n feite, Der Dolmann. DITTO
8enefe III ieinem portreifli6en Dude:
,gOn unebrIiben 9euten" fubrt cine sln=
sabl tpobaautenoer Beseihuunsen fur
Nerri1trinsen oes Sdarfrinters an.
%: fur ben Staubbeien seben" einfab
yfeaen", fir ,,branpmarfen~ yfein Seid=
men" fir .torquieren" ,perniinfti8 bic
@lieSer perIesen", fur ,oentsn" ,,etnen
feinen 8noten idlasen", fur ,,fbpfen"
raid abieben", fur yperbrennen" ,einen.
etne S9ise abideen", fur yrdoern" yartiS
NIT psm Raoe ipielen". q.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-10-15

Bib unb entIebt ma6te i9 bic Bemers
tune, ipie jung mid mein tpeibeS GIeio
neben meiner in ihperem roIa Jaille ges
flelDeten Shiilerin eriheinen lieB. Uti53i
IieB nod einen BIid unbesrenater uebers
Iesenbeit ilber baS sunteilt aus Eanteil
beltebenbe Muoitprium 9leiten uno fIiliterte
mir iiber jeOe oerielben cine feline aber
enersiide Geographic inS DIR. Die
grODuftion sils sientlid gut bon itatten
uno Elm BeifaaSiturm erorDbnte, tpte lbn
Sran3 Sisat faum iemaIS sebDrt baben
mag. 8ei mir eridien als DAM
fes Deputatipn cine dltlide Dame,
beren 5eSernfopfpnb ibr grobe
Iebnli6teit nit einem ,Snbianerbduptlins
perlteb. Diele lieB mid iiber nteine mus
iifalii9e unb priuate 8ersansenbeit elm
furSeS aber idarfes gerbor beiteben. Die
.SSnoianerin" gait als muiifalii9ss Gas
lent unO bauptiadlib fur elm SainiIienz
Orafel, ba lie emit I'm BaoeOrte nit eis
ner eriten Gbpridnserin oer Oper seraeins
f6aftlib 8runnen setrunfen. Salt Die
8ur oasumaI aayusroBer 8Orperfiiae, 10
ipdr ibrs 38irfuna bel Der Iante eine
eldn;enpe ;u nennen. ILS it soserno
meine ie6Sebn SABRE seltano, ltoben Die
Seaern entlebt III Die 9Dbe, uno mir
purre IN unoerbIiimter 99eile Der Rath
ertbeilt, npb sebn Sabre ilber ueine Bee
fabisun9 sur Sebrerin na4suOenfea.
Sin faun sebOftes 8lhf erdubte mir
- ih fonnte na9 oauie eeben. Sd
Iegte mid 3ur 9tube; msin DtorgensruE
tpar elm Billet bon Der 9aao Dtaoames.
gs entbielt baS fir Die abselaufene 2ebr.
seit 5useltuBte 9onorar unc Die 8orte
,Dtein eSrdulein, 5ie beliBen nibt bic ses
niigen0e grfabruns, um ben mulifaliihen
llnterri3t unIerer Eo9tsr nod fernerbir
3u leiten."
Durb aqe 3isen oes 8emades orane
beaer SonuenibeiiL bic feitIide SIumi
nation eineS Wdientases. Jta6 furSeu
BeIinnen elite ib su BEN 5pieseI uno Soe
bic perbanl,tsn Sodben irieoer in bst
5tirne. 9gar bod bas beroiide Opfel
umlonlt setpeien llno aIS id iie pDa5db
lig tpiener auf ibrsn alien Ylabe iab, b
ipar's mir beim belten gBilsn nidt rtebl
mOsli6, sornis ~ isin. Jtsine Na9icl
serinnen in Dtiwi'S Sauie, iie famen uni
sebsn in enOIDier &eibe.
Sennp mann.
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Wannigfaltiges.
Wisosrita a noe n.

Mnna: Nama, itb BIN l6on 70 oft
am Gefansnib pOrbeisesansen uuo ba mar
es immer gans itia o'riu.
Wama: NatlrIib, Gin6, bic 8efans
senen ciirfen aud ni6t nit sinanper res
oen.
Mnna: Aber, Bapa bat mir bod meua
lid seidat ale Sente, bic I'm @efGnsnib
tpGren, ntiiBten Drummer.
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O a fgen 8 II ut o +.

Bon benz fittIihen un6 moraIil6en
@ruit Der Strafre6tspfese Der suten al-
ten 3sit beri6tsn aIte 8rimiuaIafteu
@unOerpinse. go finben mir in Gogel'S
,Innalen" einen Sal eripGbnt, mo i'm
SABRE 1899 in 2eip3is ein gum Iooe pers
urtbeilter SoLoat bur9 einen sIitfli6en
8urf i'm Murfsllpiels, su tpeI1em ibn bic
sraulame SSripolItdt Der 9t6ter 3ulieB,
oas 9eben rettete. = Gin bur9 pertpese=
nes 8lafslpiel su Grunbe seri6teter
Sanbsfne9t mar III 9aneln gum Iobe
perurtbeilt norben. 9lls ibm unterm
8aIsen bereitS Die Sblinge um ben SaIs
seIeSt mar erbat er li9 bic 8ergiinltis
sung, Der i9auIultisen Mense elm 8atbs
iel aufseben su biirfen, bas Wtan1em gum
SeeIenbeiIe bienen oiirfe. Die Bitts
tpurbe ibm seipdbrt, tporauf er foI9enpss
NdtbIeI impropiiirte
Gin tIsin.s stad3en Seiu
Sraate ben Eiaer um ieiHeu Stein.
Den 8siter UNI iein aoS,
Den Bauer nm ben 4fus.
gBsr Sas srratb, TT thug ssuus.
Die 4uHbluns lit Der WarfeI. "
Der 8atb freute ii6 10 iebr iibsr oas mos
raliibe JtdtbleI, oaB er benz 9anbsfne4t
oas 2eben i4enfte. .-Sm5iIbsSbeim' 'iden
ipiro foIsenbe DeIinqusntenaeidi1ts er.
sdblt. Die &ibter batten einern sun,
Iooe 8erurtbeilten oas 2eben suselihert,
fpenn er BEL ieinsm Iransporte auf benz
2eiteripagen sur Gidtltdtte Elm JtdtbieI
auilDite, ipsIdes ibm wtsiiter 8einlein
(oer Senfer) aufseben tpuroe. Dieler
aber mar bon Der bcben Obriefeit beoeus
tet tporceu, isin &dtbIel 10 i9pieris su
ltelIen bas oelIen 2Diung unmosIih iei.
@r fniipfte Die lestere oaber an einen San.
Der nur ibm aleiH betannt tpar. Daa
RatbieI mar:
Sorss las aii BEN zgaseu,
SAB ,uei einen britten tragen.
9rs a0pfe unS a4t 8eins:
Ratbe, mas I'D meins.
Mleiiter Beinlein bate ndmli1 fribe,
einmal an eI1em anoeren Drte einen De.
llnquenten NamenS Sorse gum @alser
sefubrt. Der 3ufall tpplte es, baB al
Oen.ielben nod Der Sei6nam zines porbel
8eri4teten bins uno oaB auf benz luer,
baIten ces @oISens 3ipei Rrdben iaBen
Sorse fab alIo pon leinem 2eiteripagen,
auf pem &c aur Mi6titatte gefiibrt tpurbe.
3ipei einen Dritten traSen, n6mlih ois
3fpei Geine bes Watgens ben Gebenften,
ca3u fab CT erei aopfs: Den bes De.
bensten uno eie beioen R0pfs Der ardben,
enoli9 lab er a9t Beme: bic 3tpei nea
Walsens, 3lpsi ces Dslinquenten uni
bic rier Bsine Der bsiben 4rdben,
a!io i'm ean5en aAt 1eine unb Orei
aopis. Disie 2Oluna bss RdtbleIs i.
| Iinoen lpdre unirem arraen 5anoer iucbl
ssraDe3u namoslict eeiueisn, aber Be,
,aufau Fam ibn our guile. Gr lat plSb
| Lip IA Ger xaft jtpei Rrabsn. vie seasesn1
li4aislid siue sssaubts Nsaas sks& si
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11eberIihet.

8auer: Ou bait mid betrosen Du
BAIT mir bod seiast tpenn i9 Oiil9 ba=
ben tppIIte, ioIle i6 iie nur faufen un6
ieBt sibt bic Sub bod feline NiiI6
gambler! Sab i'd bod sefast:
@enn Du DtiL9 baben tuilit, fauf iie -
bic Uiil9, aber ni4t Die Sub.
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Gin SriibIins 8 s=8 onmpt. Das
berrIide SrubIinsspetter ruff einen bisz
Der unper6ffentIi6t sebIiebenen 9tuslpru6
Der Maoame 8irarbin ins @ebd1tniB sus
rid. psld!" ieufste iie zines cages, als
iie bic rei6e SrdbIinssfora ipabrenb zines
SpaSiergonees auf bem 2anoe betpun.
berte: Die 8eIt tpeiB ibr a!ter gut 3u
perbereen !"
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MeiB unb 9eIb. - Der befannte
Barrier Somifer Sepa1or ipirfte emit il.
einem &onserte gum 8eiten Der gtrmen nit
uno tpurDe nit ben iibrisen 2lnitIern
mad Der 9lufibruns bon benz Mrmenpcrz
iteber gum abenoeilen seIaben. 2epaiIor
fano auf ieinem sslase unter Der Gerz
piette Elm Oitersi aus tpelaem beim 3era
bre9en fiinf 2ouiso'or berausfieleu.
,9lb, es 1T Sbnen befonnt, Serr Torltes
ber, baB i9 germ selottsne Gier eile," iast,
Der &oIifer better, gaber bas fDnnen Sic
nidt ipiisu, baB i4 nur oas Weibe BON
81 ehe, Sas GeIbe bite i4 Sbren slrmsn
suauIteaen."
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Pro batum est! cSn benz inn
Sabre 1914 su Sranffurt a. M. erihienes
nen ,,BOIitiider 3eitpertreib" fin6et iie5
foIsenbe @ntpeiiuns sur Steiseruna bes
8ersniistiein yWiait Dn fur einen Toa
persniist iein, 10 iab DID balbiren tpillif
Du's fur cine game Wode iein, 70 seb'
sum SodseitsidmauB ipiIft Du's einen
Monat lang iein, fanfe Dir Elm autes
gfero; Elm haIbss Sabr lang fanfs Dir
ein ihDneS SaaS ; elm ganSes Sabr lang,
niinm Dir cine Id6ne iunge sSrau aspei
SABRE lang, beerbe einem reiHen Dnfel
Dein sanses 2eben lang, 70 iei md6is.a
Die espptifde 2otusbIume.
bie beriibmte Yflanse, nah beren NIutbe
bic alien @sYpter ibre SduIen RapitdIef
gebiloet baben, ipddlt auh (nur iptniqeu
Hulerer Seier oiirfte bas befannt Iein) in
Amerita unb sipar in unmitteIbarer Jldbe
bon Detroit i'm Niper Nouae. Doftbin
ioa tie elmer Gage naH Dor einenr balbsn
Sabrbunoert BON einent sinae,ranbsrtsn
Araber gebraht tpproen 5ein, beiien Jiads
fommen beute nod an ben ufern pes Jla6s
6ens ,pobnsn. Die 4idtter ser pflanss
nsiien bier 0ub I'M Durdmsljer unb Sis
bellSeIbe teIlersrobe Wlatbe pbospeorssa.
cirt in Der Jlaht. Der 9tluer Hollae III
eer ein5ise Yias in ber peitliten pea.is
ipbdre, anf benz Die nierfipnrpia< yftan3e
ipaalt, bic a;nt nur pU1 ben attsn Ggrp.
ptern Ionoern aud uols ben S5iipas tsils8
osbalten iDurot. 0ie xsnsblaass ,pite
ns3 t<uis ps's zen &s1pssssern 3Rsisat1
aaaesbssst,
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
The initial number of a new weekly

The initial number of new weekly paper, called the MoHAvE COUNTY MINER published by Anson H. Smith and Co. at Mineral Park, came to hand this morning. TypoE graphically, it makes fine appearance, and the reading matter is good. While republican in politics and devoting it's influence to the good of the party, it will be es- pecially devoted to the local mining, agricultural and grazing interests of that county. It took the paper four teen days to reach this office, owing to lack of postal facilities. Since the first day of July, says the MINER, Mohave county has been without any mail facilities whatever. This should be remedied by the postmaster gen eral at once.-Tombstone Republi can.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
NEW ASSAY OFFICE.

Otto F. Kuencer informs us that he has rented the assay office belong ing to the Concentrator, and that after next Wednesday he will be pre- pared to do all branches of assaying at reasonable rates. MT. Kuencer's reputation as an assayer Is too well known in this community to need any commendation from us and we advise everyone having any assaying to do to patronise one who has lived here for years instead of sending of to Prescott and elsewhere. MT. Kuen- cer's advertisement will appear in our next issue.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
MINERAL PARK, DECEMBER 10, 1882.
DRUNKEN INDIANS.

It is high time that something was done to put a stop to the selling of neuor to Indians in this county, and more particularly in this town. It IS getting to be regular thing to see half dozen or more drunken Indians of both sexes on our streets every few nights and sometimes even in the daytime, ,somuch so thatladies are even afraid to go out on our streets alone after dark on that account, and yet we claim to be living in a civilized and law abiding community and per init this state of affairs to exist. The law against selling liquor to Indians / is certainly good enough and strin- gent enough to efectuahy stop this evil were it properly enforced, but the officers whose duty 1t is to see that the laws are properly enforced claim that this one is rendered in operative in this town because a jury cannof be got together who will con- vict of this ofense even when the proof is most positive. This is cer- tsinly most disgraceful state of af : fairs and should be ended at once It looks very much as though at leBst one man out of every twelve in this communIty r"e engaged in this nefa %rious business, for in our recollection of the jury trials had in the past two Tor three years 1t has always been one F two men who have hung jury snd refused to convict. Only lasa 9t sssSsIrPFtS, srF principal chief of the<STal- "A < 1spais with some of his boon com | paniens in the tribe got OF a high oid time and broke into an empty csbin, smashed the windows, fired shots through the roof etc, and then came up town threatening to clean out the whites, and yet nothing has been done about it-nCr ever is m similar cases unless the citizens take the law in their own hands-nOr do we expect that anything will be done in the premises until three or four white men get killed in some of these
 unken sprees, for there are a cer- ai n class of white men who seem to
 ter the company of Indians to that
 Tye men, and especially when aey get drunk; and 1t is through this lass of men that the Indians procure their whiskey-outside of two or three who make a living by it, and wbose names are very we'll kuown to us, and on whom we propose to have watch set night and day, and do all in our power to bring to justice. In addition to these, white men whom STe know, in common with every one else in town, all the Chinamen here re engaged in the business of selling quor to Indians, and also in dealing
 etc., without license whenever
 p1ndians have money enough to
 1t worth their while. But We
 Ae beleive in prosecuting China
 nond letting white men go free
 sn ye propose first to try and
 Glimate too hot for white men who are guilty of this ofense, and to turn our attention to China men and IndiGn5 next.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
Mineral Park and Polhamus.

Railroad Contractors & Miners Headouarters
 ii
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
Cheap For Cash!

We buy for Cash and sell for cash. Our style of doing business gives
 the cash customers show to get
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
OUR COUNTY FINANCES.

nkNo better indication of the high es- nation in which the financial con- tion of Mohave County is held, ,can found than in the fact that at the redemption of county warrant the medium of the sinking re was only one bid put in ae rrender of warrants, and was at par with interest in full ate. We doubt if any county in Territory can produce a showing od as this. When parties who their business to invest their capital in our county war refer to hold them until they ne and payable in their re- Der, for tue sake of the ten interest they bear, instead g thepstsrsQgh the sinking
 .s. ant, it may well
 case
 bny;
 gnts
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
ADVERTISING RATES: :

One inch in column, S2.OO for first inser- tiOn and $1 .00 per inch for each additional Insertion.
 A liberal discount from above rates will be made to persons who advertise largely by the year, half year or qvarter.
 Professional and business cards inserted or g per month or $20 per year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-31

stoned officers Of each state in full and undress
uniform be sent to him, to be forwarded to the
Marquis de Rochambeau, who was the nation s
guest at the celebration and who is preparing a
narrative Of his trip to this country. In accord
ance with this request, Adiutant-General Peck
has forwarded photographs OF Major A. d. Ten
ney, commanding the Vermont Battalion Cap
tain + S Stranahan and Corporal John Sherar Of
Co. d, Ransom Guards; and Captain G. A, Bond
and Sergeant Harrington Of Co. l. Estey Guards
both OF the First Regiment, N G.
The entertainment Monday evening drew a
large audience to Capital Hall, and that 1t was an
appreciative one was shown by the close interest
II exhibited and by the enthusiastic but discrim-
mating applause bestowed upon the participants in
an exceptionally varied and attractive programme.
Mr.. Saurets selections for the piano were rem
dered with good expression and effective execu-
ton Miss Halls Cavatina from the Barber OF
Seville won her an encore and her subsequent
numbers were generously applauded. 1t would be
difficult to speak Of Miss Potter in terms Of praise
too high. Her fine womanly presence and classic
features are supplemented by strong dramatic
and evolutionary talents, and powers of wonder
full versatility. Her presentations have the ele-
mentH Oh nature ana are assisted by capacity
for expression that Is equal to any demand. Her
voice is at home all along the scale from the
softest accents of child to the sternest and
harshest tones of manhood or womanhood. Old
familiar selections announced by her and heard at
first with the wish that she would read something
new, became fresh and vivid under her rendering.
The Creed of the Bells seemed never to have been
heard before and was greeted with a storm OF
gratifed applause, 80 with DIR. Marigold " and
the reading class" Her last appearance in the
role Of De Witt Talmage including his lecture on
the press capped the climax of her wonderful
performances. The musical attraction of the
evening was Of course Camilla Urso, and the
power Of the violin in the hands Of a master to
captivate was illustrated anew. In strength the
masculine hand OF Wilhelm or Remenyi may sur
pass this lady, but in point Of skill, grace and
delcacy, nothing has appeared to excel Madame
Urso. Her numbers were played with exquisite
effect. In response to her first encore she gave
selection =" in the softest passages Of which, ~
critic has said, "the delicate crisp notes fell like
fairy footsteps" Her audience will not soon
forget the charm of her music on Monday evening.