davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1884-04-05
Furnished rooms or beds every night,
corner Seventeenth and Bent.

FouND-The party who lost n valise
Thursday night can obtain information Of
the same By applying at the LEADER
office ard paying charges.
, 1884-04-05

NJ. Books and Musical Merchandise
FergusOn street
KNIGHT & WATERBURY,.
, 1884-04-05
Notice.

". ). Matthews can be found at room 9,
numerical building. Having lost in the
Sy everything he possessed, he respect
"eiy sollcits a continuance of the generous
Issronage he has heretofore received from
Tue public. Respectfully,
j. S. MATrHEWS.
, 1884-04-05
NOTICES OF MEETINGs. &c

4hrge assortment of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
, 1884-04-05

grass seeds, field seeds, onion sets by
the package or pound. Orders by mail
promptly attended to. A. d. KELLY.
, 1884-04-05

j organs call at 3l2 Ferguson street
- block, after Monday;
w KNIGHT & WATERBURY,.
, 1884-04-05

NJ ~ ohENT.--Furnished rooms, at corner
obiiSt 18th and Hill streets, by Mrs. Prof
oolnson.
, 1884-04-05

At Arp Il Conway's, on Seventeenth
street, second door east of the postofice,
load barbed wire, one carload of toyes of
all kinds; also a full line of hardware.
, 1884-04-05

For the best dental work and lowest
lies visit DR.. Warner dental parlors.
, 1884-04-05

A large lot of sweet potatoes and
bananas at Kelley's.
, 1884-04-05

wanted. 500 Cow boys
| to jenkins & Ross to buy their Texas
.oy boots, warranted the best in the
, 1884-04-05

Trees! TreesI
Hoar & Shields, wholesale and retail
E.,lsB in fruit, shade and ornamental
~ Colorado grown Hardy Roses,
fIs. Snow Balls, etc. Cheyenne sale
MI T n of Hill and Eighteenth
Er+ts Cheyenne, near Tuttle's.
, 1884-04-05

h. Inter-Oeean Hotel Barber shop.
H. fine baths and the best of BARRIERS.
, 1884-04-05
FOR SALE.


Osv near the ground bought by the
Ssr yenne, Black Hills & Montana rail
low company for depot purposes. Prices
BAIRD x CAMPBELL.
, 1884-04-05

Come and buy one of those stylish over
Las at Polack's I.
, 1884-04-05

For the best dental work and lowest
prices visit DIR. Warner dental parlors.
, 1884-04-05

m. Best assortment OF Lunches
a. The Tiyoli.
, 1884-04-05

L am prepared to sell you the finest suit
at the lowest price. Polack.
, 1884-04-05
HOUSES TO RENT AND ron sALE

S;ro hENT.-Furnished rooms, at 800
, 1884-04-05

Little Joker is the best smoking
tobacco.
, 1884-04-05

Go to Jenkins q Ross for the largest
and best line Of shoes in the city, at low
est prices.
, 1884-04-05

g. Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
, 1884-04-05
-rw LOCAL NOTICES.


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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once AZ Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov.
Is. lss4.k
Notice is hereby given that tho following
their intention to make final prootin support
% their respective claims before the Deputy
Clerk of tA- District Court. at Lincoln, n. NJ,
On the zIth day of Dec. 1854, viz:
ABEL GARCIA, on Declaratory Statement
SO. 1877. for the e : & cd sec 3, n @ Il n e a
sec 10. twp 81 :. + 26 @. Witnesses-Florencio
10 ina. Encarnacion Chaves. Pedro Jaramil-
10 ana IguaIi) Romero, all " Lincoln Co,
n. u.
E~NcARNACIoS CHAvRs, on Declaratory
Statement. No, 114l, for Il C 4 SEC ., twp 20 y, r
Luis chayes and Abel Garcia, all of Lincoln
county n. NJ.
FLOEENCIA MOLINA, on Dcclaratory 6tate-
ment No. l7i2, for lots 4. II, - and II. sec g.
twp II s,r Is G.. Witncsscs-Luls Chavez. Abel
Garcia, PCurO JaramillO and Justo Castillo, all
If Lincoln county. n. NJ.
JUsTo CASTILLO, on Dcclaratory statemcn
No. l14j for c q n W =. II t. = y W = sec %, an.
& q \ W 4 gee Il, WI 81 !, / % @. Witnesses
luis CHares. b lrtolo Mes, Florcncio MOliniO
and EnchrIacion Chaves, all of Lincoln cOun-
~, n. NJ.
BAnToLO MES on Doclaratory Statomcn'
No, I7i5, FOR 5 W a Il sec Il, e = = G . sec
ii Nnd II = II c : SIC IL, lTp Il :, r IS q. Wit
iC~Sses-Justo Castillo, Bcnsislado GdilDros
Juan Romero and Abel Garcia, all of Lincoln
county, n. NJ.
JUAS CoRpoUA, on Dcclaratory Statemc nt
No. 1850. for lots l. 2, 3, / and s, sec l, twp u 5,
l. - q. WitnCsses-i;aTtolu Mes. Tgnacio R0-
nero. 8enscslado Gallcgus and Floreucio Mo
limo, all Of Lincoln county, n. NJ.
cts JOHN Il. MCFIE, Register.
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NorIcE FoR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Las Cruces. n
Nj, November 18th, laSi.
NOtics is hereby given that the foil wing
named 20 Hers have filed notice OF their iuteu
zion to NJ IKE final proof in support of then
claims, ani thut said proof will he nos :
b, fore the Deputy Clerk Of the District Cou %
a'kLiucrln Nm on tho 18th day of Deccm-
Der, 1854, viz:
YGSACIo ROMERO. on declaratory statement
No. 1898, Tor n :; 5 " 4 S W l. IA W and II W q
5 e y see ~, twp 20, = r % east. Wltnc, SEES
JuHH Cordoba. BartOlR hGs. Jose Lun, and
EdCagu tCiun tLHves, al OF Lincoln Co. y. Nj,
PEDRO JARANILLO, OF declGrdtory state
meut No 1888, Tor W , n " = and " 5 W "a
i~alligOs, Encarnacion Chayes. Floreucio Moli.
IA, add uensisiadu Gallegos, all of Lincoln
ouuty, New Mexico.
JOSH Luna, on dcclnratory statement No
i1{j, for lots ~, II, n ! ; " 4 and NV 4 S e a
&c $ twp u 5 + IS e.. WitncsSCs-F lurenciC
%ioliuu, EncSrnpci0n Chaves, Bartolo Mes anC
Ncs;pr Garcia, ali of Lincoln County. n. NJ.
BINsIsLADO G~ALLEGOs, on declaratory
tatemeut No. l14I, for lots 2, Z 1 and 9, SO
.wp i. a r 70 g Witncsses-Juan Card Jba
lorencio Molina, Bartulu Mes, and YYndci,
Romero, all of Lincoln TO, N. NJ.
DAMACIo G~ALLEGOs. on declaratory state
ncnt No, 1913, for y II e Il Ii & = II { = sec 70
.yp 10, 4 "a @. NitIussos-Flurencio Molina
.ncarnac.ol ChaYes. Pedro Jaramillo, AnC
.EnHcio Romero, Rl OF Lincoln County, n. NJ
LUIS GRAVES, on dcclGratory statement No
IA, for = !. Al " 4 n = : W "a sec 81, aud 5
swA SIC ~, twp n, = T. % t.. Witnesses
ustO Castillo, Pedro Jaranillo, kestpr Garrett
AID Abel Garcia, all OF Lincoln County, n. NJ
NEsroR GARCIA, on deelaratory statement
10. ltfH. for = " 4 mes, sc a II W 4, ne "a
.L.es.cs-Juun COruoGa, Jose Luna, Just
,dstillu and Luis Chavez, all of Lincoln Co.
Ct6 JouN h. MCFIE. Register.
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LEGAL I'D YER
SALE.

UNDER and byvirtue Of an execution is.
,ued out of the Third Judicial nistrici
Court of he Territory of New Mexico, in
and for Lincoln County, TO II C directed
nd de ivcrcd, and received by Inc on the
2Sth day of October, 1884, against Adna
Lamson, defendant, and III favor of John
+. Roberts, l have levied upon and >eized
Ill the interest of the SAID Adna Lamsou
IN and to the following lands and tere-
nenis in Lincoln County, New Mexico, to
Wit The mining claim known MS &" Little
Daisy" Also the mining claim known as
Hcll's Half A~re." in White OIkz Mn
ny District. Also, the mining claim
,nown as the Red Chief" otherwise
lnown asthc Silver KING, situated neal
Vac r Canon, on the wesi side of the
NhI,c Mountains. Also, lots two, e
hrce. (3) and four, a. in llock tw snty
20) in the town of White Oaks. And
Office is hereby given, that | will, on
Monday, the 8M aay Of December,
1884, commencing at 10 o'clock In The
forenoon of said day, in front of the post
lfhce, in the town of White Oaks, in said
county of Lincoln, expose at public auc
ION. and sell to the highest bidder iOl
ash. the properly SO seized and levied up
IN, or so much thereof as may be nCccssa
y to satisfy said execution and costs.
Given under my hand this Bird day Of
November, 1884.
JOHN W. POE, Sheriff.
ny CuAs. BULL. Deputy. Jtd
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NOTICE OF pRh-h5;prIoN PROOF.
u. 6. LAND OFFICE,
LIS CRUCfs, n. NJ.
n .Nrlnhcr I2Lh.. IRSA

US. LAN OFFICE,
LIS CRUCis, n. NJ.
n ,venber 18th. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the f~ollo-ing
ua,utd settlere have nisd notice " lheir in
tenHun g. mao final proof la support Of their
70 y CT yc claiin, before 5. X torb"t, De
puty Clork :sd Ju 'icial District Cou e. sor the
County Of LiuYol Territory Of New Mexico,
st Lincoln. n. N, on the s4tn day CT De
csmber, 1884, Wis:
ONWARD G.. BENNETT. on presumption do
oltratOry statement No. 1904. FOR the e. II Va
sec No ., wp s, eOuth range 10 east, witt 0st-
os-PaE Torres, DOrUt6llo LICcrD, Jose CordO-
ns, and =. b. Richardson, all OF Line In CouH-
ty,N. N.
YdstCIo ~ ILLos. on pre- emption de
clar;.tory statement M. 1875, for the II " a SEQ
y, twp =, 3 range is east. itnessec-Quiriun
TafOJx, Jose Tcllrs, Jose Cordoba, and Pedro
SSldEar, all or Lincoln Co., y. 81.
JouN T. EUBASK. on presumption dcclarato.
ry statement No. 1877. for the s " II sec I, twp
8, = range ID ca7t. WitnsSses-Sipio SRlazar,
Jose Cordoba, Ygnis S~slazar, and Paz Cordoba
ali OF Lincoln Co. n. NJ.
Ro3EHr DICKsOg, before the Probate Judge
At the same time and place. on homestead No,
1876. for the z y = II " = see Is. and
il q n e "a sec Is, twp Ii r II east. Witness
eG-Waiker W. Paul, John Paul, T. B. Powell
and I. G. ri!lotson, all OF Lincoln County, N.
81.
6wd 10 y p. MCFGE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land OGcs at Las Cruces. N. ", Nov. 18th.
1874.
Notice is hcrehy given that the following
lGmed settler has filed notice of his intention
o make final proof in support of his
lain, and that said proof will be made before
equity Clerk OF District Court, at Lincoln N.
NJ, on December 29th, 1854, viz;
JOsE SAMBHANo ARAGON, OH declnratorJ
statement No. 1861, for the r " a W = sec -,
,wp =, sra eat.
lie names the following witnos .es 10 prove
is continuous reSiL elce upon, aud cuitiva-
ion of said land, via j. j. smith, Juan jose
lcdina. Tusu ha Garcia, and NcstOr Gan boa
# Lincoln CouL'y, n. NJ.
6ts JOHN X. MCFIE, Register.
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NOTICE OF PROOF.

Lac Cruces. n. NJ, OcIot e 3Sth, 1884. I
Notice Ia hereby given that the folio win
named settler has fled notice of his intoG
ION 10 make inRl proof in support of hi.
lain before the Probate Clark OF Lineol
county, n. Nj, st the town OF Lincoln. In sAiC
'ounty snd territory, on the l0:h day OF d.,
aembsr, A. D., 1854, viz;
HU0H FIsu, on declhrAtoTy statement Nc
Es, for the 9 a e 8 " . 6 4 soc 81 and
y = G i sec - twpfSr%s. He nanSS ~.
~'olioHinR Witnessed to prove his continuOu.
.'sSIdence upon, aod cultivation OF said land
VII. Gordon, \. b. Ninfrey, J. p. COvo
and, and caleb winfrey, all OF Linsola Coun.
ty, New Mexico.
as JoHN II. M"rEA, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
land once AZ Las OruOes, n. NJ. October

land inc at Las Cruces, n, NJ, October
2Ist, 1874.
Notice is hereby gwen that tho following
namei settlor has Nod notice OF his attention
10 make nnal proof IN support Of his claim,
and thst said proof will he made before PEG
hnto Clerk OF Lincoln County at Llncoln, NM,
on Decsmosr l7Lh, LS6l, viz;
ment NO. IsOf. tor thesn n G = and n < II "
a soo -, twp 10, east. He names the Z /
luwiaz named Witnesses 10 prove ia %eDntinu.
our residence upon. and cultivation OF said
land. viz: Joseph u. Thsr0l. John Plodger, J,
". Turner, John Lavender, all OF Lincoln Co.
M lows R MoF,y. Rsvs.>~r
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NOTICE OF PROOF.
Us. LAND OFFICE

Las CruOeG, n. M, Octobet 2sPh. 1874.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has Rled notice OF his intention
~ make final proof in support ot his claim
aud that said proof will be made b9foc VI,
Probate Judge, a. Lincop', \. NJ, on DOcom
Der 10th, 1884, viz;
DGoNICIO CHAYEz Y SANCHEZ, on home
stead No. 3t9, for the " y. II " = aud " 4 8 W
sec ~. wp9sr 10 east He names the fol
owing witnesses 10 provo his continuous resi
donoo upon, and cultivation Of said land, via
Esam ChavSz, Pedro Samora, J. Samora, AM
Carlos ArmliO, ali OF Lincoln County, New
Mexico.
~ JOINS Il. MCFIE, Register.
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Thou shalt OF commit unsuit-
able matrimony, ner covet single
blessedness :" nor forget absent
maidens nor neglect thy first love;
but thou shalt consider how faith
fully and patiently she awaiIe h
thy return ; yea, and covereth each
epislle that thou sendeSt with kisses
of kindly welcome-until She hath
thyseli. Neither shalt thou covet
thy neighbours wife, nor tritle with
the affections OF his daughter /; vet
if thy heart be free, and thou love
and cove each other, thou shalt
''pop the question like a man, lest
another more manly than thou art
should step in before thee, and thou
love her in vain, and in the an.
guish ofthy hearts disappointment
thou shalt quote the language Of
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y new commandment give l m
to thcc-if thou hast a wife and
little ones That thou lowest dearer
than thy lift--tha, chou keep them
continually before thee. to cheer
and urge until thou canst say, Il
have cnough-God bless them-I
will return" Then as thou jour
ncyeet toward thy much beloved
home, with open arms shall they
come forth to welcome thee, al d
talliug upon thy neck, weep tears
of Vulnerable joy that thol art
come then in the fullness OF thy
hearts gratitude thou shalt kneel
before thy Heavenly Father to,
gethcr, to thank him for thy safe
return. Amen-so mote it be !
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the great, and say, ''sich is life :"
and thy future lot be that ofapoor,
lonely, despised and comfortlcss
bachelor.
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than one.
II.
Thou shalt not make unto thy
self any tslse clam. MOI any like
ness to a mean IMAM by jumping
II (; whatever thou tindest on the
tan above, or on the rock under
meath. or in II creviee within the
yoeL--or | will visit the miners
around to invite them on my side
and when they decide against thee,
.hou .halt take thy pick, and Thy
pan ard thy blankets, with all TINT
thou hast, and GO prospecting to
sock good diggings ; but thou shalt
And none Then, when thou hast
returued. in sorrow thou shalt hnu
tina, thine old claim is worked out,
and yet no pile made thee to hide
in tho ground, or in an old boot be-
meath thy bunk, or in bucksk'n or
bottle underneath thy cabin, but
hast pnid Nil that was in thy purse
away, worn out thy boots and my
garments, SO that thsre is nothing
GOOD about them but the pockets,
and thy patience is likened unto
thy garments and at last th"u
shalt hire thy body out to earn thy
beard and save thy bacon.
III.
Thou shalt not go prospecting
before thy claim gives out. Meth
or shalt thou take thy money, nor
,hy gold dust, nor thy good name,
to the gaming table in vain Tor
monte, twenty-one, roulette, faro
lAnsquonette and poker will prove
TO thee that the mo e thou puttest
do IN the less thou shalt take up 4;
and whom thou thinkest of thy wife
and chill dren, thou shalt not hold
thySsH guiltlesS, but-insane.
Thou shalt not remember what
thy friends do at home on the
Sabbath day, lest the remembrance
may not compare favorably with
what thou doest here. Six DAYS
thou msyest dig or pick all thy
body can stand under A.; but the
other day is Sunday ; yet thou
wnshsst all thy dirty shirts, darn
est thy stockings, tap thy boots
mend thy clothing, chop a whole
weeks fire wood, m=ke up. ana
bake thy bread and boil thy pork
thy beans, that thou wait not when
thou re%turnest from thy long-tom,
wsary. For in six days labor on
" thou canst not work enough Il
VICAR ont shy body III two years ;
but if thou workest hard on Sun
day also, then canst do it in SIX
months and thou and thy daugh-
ter, thy male friend and thy female
friend, thy morals and thy con
science, be none the better for it;
but reproach thee shouldSt thou
ever return with thy WORKOUT body
to thy mothers tireside {; and thou
strive to justify thyselt, because
the trader and the blacksmith, the
carpenter and the merchant, the
tailors, Jews and buccaneers defy
God and civilization, by keeping
not the Sabbath day, nor wish not
for a day of rest such AS memory,
youth and home made hal!owed.
V.
Thou shalt not think more of al
thy gold, and how thou canst make
it fastest. than how thou wilt en-
10Y it, after thou hast ridden,
rough shod, over thy good old pa
rents precepts and examples, thai
thou mnyst ave nothing to re
preach and sting thee, when thou
art left alone in the land whereby
fathers blessing and thy mother
lave had sent thee.
VI.
Thon shalt not kill thy body BY
working in rain, even thou shal
make enough TO buy physic and at
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ing down thy purse and thy coat
from oil thy back, thou art burning
thy coat from of thy stomach +;
and if thou could, It sec the houses
ami lands, and gold dust, and the
home comforts already lying there
IA huge pilc'-thou shou!dst
feel a choking in thy throat ; and
When to that thou adlest thy crook
ed walkings and hiccuping, talk.
ings, or lodgings in the gutter, or
Of broilings in the sun, ct prospect
holes half full of water, and oi
shafts and bitches, from which thou
hast emerged like a drowning rat.
thou wilt feel Disguised with thy
self, and enquire is thy servant a
dog that he doeth these things e
verify | will say Farewell old bot
tie | will kiss thy gurgling lips
no more. And thou sings, cock
tails. punches. mashes, cobblcrs,
uogs, toddies, sangarces and ju-
lcps, forever farewell. Thy re-
membrane shames me, hcnceforth
| "'cut tiny acquaintance and
headaches tremblings, heartburn
ings, blue devils, and all the un
holy catalogue of evils that follow
in thy train. My wite's smiles and
my children'r merry hearted laugh,
shall cha IN and reward me for
having the manly courage to say
no. | wish thee an eternal fare
we'll"
Thou shalt not grow discouraged
nor think Of going home before
thou hast made thy ''pile," De
cause thou hast not struck a
lead" nor found a rich ''crevice,"
nor sunk Il hole upon a pocket
lest in going home thou shalt leave
four dollais a day, and go to work
ashamed at fifty cents, and serve
thee right !; for thou knowest by
staying here, thou highest strike
a lead and fifty dollars 4 day and
keep thy manly self-respect, and
then 20 home with enough to make
thyself and others happy.
Thou shalt not steal a pick or Il
shovel or a pan, from thy fellow
miner nor take away his tools
without his leave {; nor borrow
those he cannot spare /; nor return
them broken :; o trouble him t"
fetch them. back again ; nor talk
with him while his water rent is
running on ; nor remove his stake
to enlarge thy claim, nor unde'-
mine his bank in following a lead,
nor pan ont gold from his rifle
box" nor wash the "tailinga" from
hir sIuices mouth. Neither shalt
thou pick out 5, ecimens from the
company's pan to put them in thy
mouth, or in thy purse nor cheat
thy partner OF his share ; nor stea
from thy partner his gold dust, t"
add to thine. for he will be sure t,
discover what thou hast done, ant
will straightway call his fellow
miners together, and if the law
hinder them not, they will hang
thee, give thee fifty lashes, orshave
thy head and brand thee, like Il
horse thief, with Rupon thy check,
to be known and read OF all men,
California in particular.
~.
Thou shalt not tell any false
tales about good diggings in the
mountains to thy e,ghbors, tina
thou mayest benefit Il friend who
hath tools, provisions and mules,
and b ankets he cannot settles; i.
deceiving thy neighbor, when h,
%returneth through the snow, will
nought but his rifle, he present thee
with the contents thereof, and like
a dos .hou shalt fall down ano
die.
y.
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ing cards. or any kind of business
cards, envelopes, neatly printed.
letter heads, statements, notes OF
any kinds OF blanks, call on us.
we'll do it. job work done neatly,
quickly, and in a manner to suit
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us We wiIl do it for you, tor
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Thon shalt not kill thy body by
working in rain, even thou shalt
make enough TO buy Physic and at
tendance with. Neither shalt thou
kill thy neighbours body in a duel
for by keeping cool thou canSt save
his life aud thy conscience. Meth
~ shalt thou destroy thyself by get.
ting "tight," nor ''slewed," nor
"Aish," nor "half-seas over nor
''thrce sheets in the wind" by
drinking smoothly down brandy
sings" gin cocktails" whisky
punches" ''rum toddies," nor
''egg nogs." Nor shalt thou suck
"mint julips," nor "sherry cob
blers," through II straw o CUR
gle from a bottle the ''raw matcri-
al," nor take it neat from a do
csrtor, far while thou art swallow
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Dor banks can be had At the LEADER Of.
zee
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x1NEn.s TEN COMMANDMENTS.

Thou shalt have lie other claiui
than one.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20
! NEpUBLlCAN NATIONAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

/ II Ii ordered that u Convention Of tho State DO
held al Psrkcsbuig OIL ednesday July 30, 1854, at
10 o'clock 4. H.. 10 nominate candidates Tor Cover.
ror, State superintendent Of Fec Schools, Audi.
Tor, Treasurer, Attorney .1tneial. and two Judyca
Of the kum.m Court Of Appeals. to DO voted Tor
1t the general election 10 be held Oh tho iecond
Juetday OF October Le1t; aud 10 Lcmina.e hx
Presidential electors to be voted Tor at The prrs
dental election to be held on tho fourth day Of
november next: 10 Lclcct State Central Commit
icc, and 10 transact luch other bu4ineEH as may
come before said Convention. vN
The Republican ELECTORS Of West Virginia and all
other voters without regard 10 past political Gllia.
tiops, who are opposed 10 the coune OF the Demo.
cia,ic administration OF this state in creating 4
Debt In violation Of tho express PROVISIONS Of Our
Constitution; to the oppieslve assessments Illegal.
~ imposed upon the people; TO The unequal and
bu,dcl.om taxation caused by tho supplemental
aselhmen. order Of the IIaCnt naturalization; all
who ilyof the lowest taxation compatible with tho
public iutetett; Of elcvatiug and digniyinS Amer
lean labor: protecting hnd extending lcinG indus
tries giving free poyu ar education 10 the masses
OF the people; securing irte suGrgo and an honest
counting Il ballots cacctually protecting all hu.
man rights III every section Of our common coun.
try; and who desiIc 10 promote friendly feeling
ard permanent hsImepy throughout the State by
maintaining S;Gta aud Government: pledged 10
thGe objects and principles arc cordially invite
TO attend this Convention and participate In It's dc.
liberatons. ul.M,.
we would recommend to County Committees
carly action In the matter Of holding county meet.
ings Tor tho purpose oil appointing delegates to tie
Etste Convention, and that one delegate for ever
one hundred votes cast for Garfield aud Arthur be
the basis Of representation 10 tho State Convention.
by order Ct tho state Central Committee
". J. ". COWDhN. Secretary.