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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
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The new concentration recently erect
cd by Mr.. Weberling, at Austin, is
said to be working very successfully.
Under the new Appropriation bill,
Lander county gains an Assembly
man.
An election for city officers will come
off in Austin ON the 18th proximo.
1t is proposed to run a day train
after the LIST OF May from Reno to Sac
ramento, for the accommodation of the
C~omstockers and Carson citizens.
C. s. Osborne, of Mill City, Hum
boldt county, had his shoulder dislo-
Gated on Tuesday last, while attempt
ing to hold a wild steer with a rope.
A Reno chap lately took "pizen"
because his gal took a walk with an
other Teller. A stomach-pump hoisted
out the deleterious truck.
The Mayor of New York recently re-
fused to perform the marriage cere-
mony between a colored man and a
discolored woman
A drunken Indian. from the Sink Of
the Carson, a few days ago entered a
wick -a-up 9 the toll-road tunnel
below Gold Hill, dragged a couple OF
his brother Piutes out by the heels
and tied them together with a rope.
Upon the arrival Of the officers, the
belligcrent LO had possession Of the
premises. He was arrested and locked
up in a wo0d-shed, but after wards
broke Jail and escaped.
Jack Evereth, an American, IS year.
Of age. committed suicide by cutting
his throat with q butcher knife at Pan.
amint on the 5th, and was supposed te
be partially deranged.
There are eleven faro games running
In Virginia City and three at Colo
Hill.
Good ore has been struck in som,
old mining claims which have recent
ly been relocated in the old Nevada
Mining District, situated four mile
north Of Virginia. The discovery wa
made by extending an old tunne
commenced during the Indian wa
Of 1851.
Mrs. T. b. II. Stenhouse Is lecturint
with great success In California. Sh'
spoke in Stockton last "Wednesday
evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
WEEDS WAY.

Thurlow Weed announces himself as
In favor of the resumption OF specie
payments, but the practical value of
the declaration Is greatly diminished
BY the intimation with which he ac-
companies IT, that England waited
twenty years for the opportunity to
convert her paper money into gold.
Mr.. Weeds desire Is that the process
Of contraction shall proceed very grad
ually, in order that the industries of
the country need not be disturbed. The
method he proposes is peculiar. He
would impose duties for two years on
silks, ~velvets, jewelry and wines, SO
e~xorbitantly large rs virtually to
amount to prohibition. He would
make it impossible for the ladies of
fashion, whose present fuIl-dress CO.'S
TUNES he estimates cost at least $1,000
each, to obtain foreign fabrics for per-
sonal display. He would robe chill
dren, who are now deliberately and
Enthusiastically arrayed, at an average ex-
pense of $3.50 in simple garments
which should not involve an expendi-
ture greater that $50 or $25. He would
strike an effective blow at the opera
tions of the speculative gentlemen of
the New York Gold Exchange, whose
fictitious sales serve to make the stan
dard value of gold throughout the
country. The end which Mr.. Weed
would reach is assuredly the right one,
but the path by which he would attain
1t is not only intricate but is iinpass-
able. We are not likely to have a
Congress hat would venture to inter-
fere to the extent which Mr.. Weed
suggests with the importation of lux
uries, aud the fashionable bellies are
certainly spirited enough to dress in
silks, even ii Congress should SOL
EMMY declare that they must dress in
calico. Interference with the speculat-
i've tendencies of the Gold Exchange
Is scarcely feasible. After all, we must
face the situation as it Is. We shall
find no royal road to resumption.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
Ranch, Cattle and Town Property
FOR SALE.

N,EN MILES NORTH OF EUREKA.
known as "BUCKHAM'S kANCH;"
il suitable for a vegetable and dairy ranch:
Five acres are under a good picket fence, and
five acres moro under cultivation. Corrais.
milk-housc. and stone dwelling; containing
s wen rooms; forty head of Cattle, and FARM
ing and dairy utensils; two horses and two
sets of harness. Sufficient range for eight
hundred head of cattle, with u never-failins
stream Of running water.
Also for sale, a house suitable for n board
ing-house or saloon, situated near tie City
HAY Yard, in Eureka. The above will be
sold either together or separate, cheap for
cash. Apply to 5. W. BUCkHAM,
At tho Antelope Restaurant, Eureka.
mh9-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

A RELIC that brings forcibly to mind
the perils and sufferlngs of the early
settlers Of the Pacific Coast came un-
der u notice yesterday. IL WAS a
small black enameled breach in the
shape Of a circle enclosing a small tri
angular pyramid. II was picked up, it
h said, years ago, at the point in Death
Valley where this great number of the
lost party Of emigrants met their death.
II this were the fact 1t undou btedly
belonged to some OF the unfortunate
women ho formed part of that ill.,
fated company Of emigrants. The
breach Is to he seer at T.. Hamilt0n's
saloon, and to those who In early days
participated in the hardships and dan
gers OF crossing the plains, it brings
back many a "Reminiscences OF peril and
p~rivation that all who made the jour
ney at that time had e endure. Phoebe
Record.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

is fully determined to prevent any en-
Parties fitting Out expeditions are eau
toned that they will only bring trouble
upon themselves.
The complete statistics of pork pack
show a total of $3.50, 343 hogs packed
an increase of l70,324 over last year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

CHANGED TO A DAILY.--The Phoebe
Journal, which has heretofore been is
sued tri- weekly, has been changed
into a daily morning paper. The
ownership has passed into the
hands of an association of pra ctical
printers, who have our best wishes
for the success of their enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

MUST PUT ON STAMPs.-A late circu-
lar from the Internal Revenue Depart
ment notifies that a bank check, draft,
order or voucher for the payment Of
any sum OF money whatsoever, drawn
upon any bank, banker, or trust COM
pany, shall be subject to a stamp tax
of two cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

No MORE OF THAr!-Wa object to
u articles being credited to the ''Eu-
reka Scent" We mention no names,
but another abbreviation Of that kind
will an editorial vacancy in
Phoebe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.



SAN FRANCISCO, March IL.
The body ofthe ma found drowned
in the bay yesterday was recognized as
that of George Gray, a n on the
ship Tenedo>, recently in this harbor.
Deceased deserted the ship, and, in
trying to swim ashore, was drowned.
Death OF an Imiian Ic3 Years Old.
SANTA CRUZ, March IL.
Jusiimaro Roxas, All Indian said to
have been l23 wears old, died last night
at the old mission. The records place
his baptism in 1892, when he was sup
posed to have been fully 40 years old.
The funeral takes place tomorrow.
To night the body lies In state at the
Catholic school building, where people
are paying their last respects to the re-
mains.
Railroad Accident.
OGDEN, u. T., March IL.
The Central Pacific passenger trains
ran into the emigrant train at the
Monument, damaging II engine and
caboose and throwing n emigrant
ear off the track. No one was serious
ly hurt. The of the accident was
that the passenger train was ahead of
time and the emigrant train broke i'll
two while taking the side track.
Work Om che RailrO0d-I1ain
nr M Wanted.
elI Los ANGELES, March Ii.
The Southern Pacific Railroad will
be completed to Whitew alter, about 100
miles from here, during the season.
A general desire is expressed tor rain,
especially on seeded land where young
grain is coming up. Unless we have
rain soon grass will be light on the
high lands.
A gentleman just from Panamint re-
ports the roads good and alive with
teams. He says it is quiet now, bnt n
rush is expected in n month or so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS
I'D.
Corner FANNY Grocery
ST. R r,

Corner Of Buel and Clark StS.,
In Dick Ryland's Fire proof Building, oppo-
site Masonic Hall.
MY STOCK, WHICH is ALL NEW AND
nj constantly arriving. consists of Coffee,
Tea, Ham, Bacon, Lard, BoDeless Goldfish,
Smoked salmon, Herring. Butter, Cheese.
Mackerel. Dried Apples, Peaches, Black ber-
ries, Pitted plums. Pealed Peaches, Zant
Currants, Comb Honey, kaisins. Figs. Corn.
Buckwheat and Oatmeal, Syrup, Coal Oil.
Cabbage, Potatoes, Onions. and y good assort.
mcnt Of canned goods, Pick les, Sauces, Sar-
dimes. Oysters. Parched Coffee, Nuts, Candies
and a variety Of articles too humorous to
mention; all of which l will sell cheap for
cash or approved credit.
mhj-tf j.. ID. GALBRAITH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

New LAW FIRM.-Judge Pitzer and
D. Corson have formed a partnership
for the practice of law at Phoebe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

AN editor Of the New York Tele-
gram has found time to figure out
some curious statistics relative to the
Beecher trial. They may be true; they
may DO false. Heaven forbid that we
should be able to vouch for their au.
thenticity. MI. Tilton, he says, aver
ages 100 words to q minute; MI. Ev-
arts, lis. Together they have spoken,
in ::interrogstoriss and answers, 70l,.
COZ. They have exceeded the numbsz
Of words in the English language
more than twice over. The phrase
Eyes, something like that" has &C.
CURED over 200 times. Moulton said
al don't recollect yer 400 times,
The practical conclusion. OF the statisti.
clan is that the laws of evidence per-
init far too much di~scursiveness In
cross. examinations, and he will find
few 10 disagree with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

SErrLED.-We are pleased to learn
that T. II. Cranley, late Assessor OF
White Pine county, who was arrested
. short time ago in Virginia City, at
the instance Of some Of his bondsmen,
for alleged ~defalcation in Office, has
settled his oficial affairs to the satis-
Action Of the authorities Of White Pine
county, and has been released from
custody. This news will he gratifying
to MI. Craniey's many friends in this
vicinity, who have never believed that
he vas guilty Of any intentional wrong
in conducting the affairs Of his Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

(srEclAr. TO THE DAILY sENrIKEL.]
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
child kidnapped.

WASHINGTON, March III.
An unknown woman called at the
house OF MIR. Beckwith, of George
town. Yesterday, and, ON being refused
aims, lefi. Shortly after she met the
little niece OF that gentleman, having
in her arms his infant child six weeks
old. She persuaded the girl to give it
to her and SEM her off to the store to
bring some candy, since which time
the woman or child have not been seen
or heard of.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
The ISfhIn M Ship C0mNJ.
WASHINGTON. March II

MdTCH II.
Letters from the Isthmus say that
Commander Lull's survey for a canal
route is proving very satisfactory and
reaching results both promising and
mex eetad. The Chagres river can
not be made available except as a val.
liable feeder; nor is the Tidal canal
feasible. The summit cut needs only
to be five and y half miles long with u
mean depth of cutting of only fifty.
five feet, and the wafer supply is found
bOuntiful.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE or RENT,
FER SALE!

TWO GOOD LUCATl ,NsIoRST0rTsh
For particulars of the above apply 10
Il. h. MILLEi. Agent
mhi-tf Liiicc with W. Is. Lsrruh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13

NEW YORK, March IT.
The Herald. in an article on the
Wall street big bonanza. characterizes
the recent Nevada mining stock excite
ment ~ a bubble and an artiticially
created speculation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
Arrested for Murder.

Marcn IL.
At Emngha,n, Illinois, yesterday,
Joseph Cannon, a member of the
firm of Little II Co., millers CT that
place and \ highly esteemed citizen,
was arrested by the sheriffof Schuyler
county, Illinois, on a charge OF having
murdered u man in Rushville, in that
county, fourteen years ago, and alter
ward breaking Jail and getting away,
since when no trace could be found of
him until recently. The sheriff took
Cannon in irons back to Rushville.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-13
Will not 60 into Caucus.

WASHINHTON, MATCH TO.
Senator Booth says he will not go
into caucus with either party, hut will,
like ex-President Johnson, Of Tennes-
see, act independently.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

HIGHWAY EoRBEEIEs.-Ihe Grass VAL
ley Gail onion OF April 2lth refers 20
some of the Iobberiss in It's county as
follows:
Grass Valley. during last Saturday
night was pretty well LIockuded. or
rather invested by road agents. If e
man went out on any road, for business
or pleasure. or fcr the purpose of re-
tanning 10 lie bosom uf his family. he
vas Liable. on that night, TO run rieh.
mp against the m.z2le Of "a cooked PTS
toll Several parties here dill that on
last Saturday night. and the result WAS
that :hcy had 10 throw ur :Geir hands
and submit To being rot'hed. Down near
Gold Hill Mill. tL!,- Young men, john
Don, elley. james Mullen and Pat. Ha-
lev. we're haltrd and na;i to deliver At
about half-ras: II O'clock Eddy Bohe,ts,
the ;ei"craph operator IN the Western
Iuicu Telegraph flee, was gu!n- home
tn his fathers house. ON the Nevada
road. when two rIen halted lIn and
robbed him o: sic ", have beard i;
rsmorsd that other PARTIES were stopped
on Saturday might. !.sl We have 10 posi-
tIyt. Information - to that. Two men
we're arrested on Sunday for tie ROBBERY
cf EIfr Roberts. urt on examination it
vas shown that thoy Were IL Smar:syille
IT tHe time OF the robbery. aii they
wee discharged.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

COOP AND BAD-A few days since a
man who gave his name as Hugh Arnot
called at residence i'll this city, and
asked for something to eat, saying that
he was without money and unable to get
work, but was looking for it. The lady
of the honse provided him with food.
and told him that If he continued TO be
unfortunate in his search for work. to
come around again and she would fur
nish him with another meal. He did
return and she gave him the job of cut
ting down a tree and cleaning up the
yard. which kept him employed for two
or three days and until the husband of
the lady returned from u trip over the
mountains. He was favorably impressed
with Arnot's appearance, and, learning
that he was a railroad man, got him
employment at Rocklin. He proved to
be remarkably well posted in railroad
business, was considered good man to
have, and in fact, was getting along
nicely until quite recently two burglaries
We're committed at Rocklin. $50 or $50
being obtained. and Arnot was arrested
on suspicion of being the burglar. the
evidence, We are informed, being strong
az einst him.-SdcTdHeatO Record Union,
-ipril Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT PANAM1NT.-On
Friday evening last at Panamint two
men, named James Bruce and Robert
Mex inley, got into dispute about the
ownership OF gun, and finally hard
words passed between them. Both men
attacked each other, and the latter,
drawing pistol. fired at his opponent
The ball took effect in the left arm above
the wrist, shattering the bone. Bruce
on being shot fell to the ground, and
Mckinley fred three or four times more,
hitting the PROSTATE mag with one Of the
bullets in the back. Bruce succeeded in
getting on his feet. and. drawing re.
volver fired six shots at his opponent in
rapid succession. nearly all of which
took effect. Mckinley ran a short dis
lance. whom he fell, and is undoubtedly
MORALLY wounded. Bruce walked to his
house, but soon became unable to move
and complained q great deal of the
wound in his back. The stage left be-
fore any further facts could be obtained.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

NoEEIMFE's GHosr ADAIS - Several
times since the l..' IN ~ Charles Nor
timer Tor tL, kiunr. of Mrs Gibson, in
th:~ city. items have appeared in refer
e,c- tn his toImer cell being haunted by
Tie Gho-tly form Of the murderer, aud
criminals confined therein have COM
planned of being disturbed in their sleep
by something for which they cOEll nat
account. A day or two since. tatsey
DouGhue. arrested for being dunk, was
PLACED III the cell Formerly occupied by
Mortimer. and slept soundly until the
pOten; influence Of the liquor had passed
OF In IL great measure. when lie WAS
awakened by strange noises and rn~ti
iuss III the cell. He notified the officer
Ill charge. Fred ChamberlIn. OF these
things. but DO attention was at first paid
TO him. as III was supposed he WAS
merely under the influence Of the spree.
from which he had not fully recovered.
On Sunday and last night. however. the
man, who had by this time fully recO"-
eren from his debauch. complained again
and earnestly and sOlemniy protested
against being left alone III the cell, stat
ing that 1t was haunted, and that a rat
Ting of chains and rustlings. followed
by cold draft of air, could be distinctly
heard, and other ehostly indications
were common during the long hours of
the night. Up to this time tie man
Dcnahue had not had the slightest init
nation that the cell had formerly been
occupied by man who had been hung.
ard on learning the fact. he came near
going into spasms. Fred Chamberlin
describes him as the worst scared man
he ever saw. and transferred Donahue
to another cell, where he has since rested
in peace. There is some talk Of getting
up seance in the cell some night this
week. If the services of medium can be
secured, and the mystery fa'honed to
the bottom.-S Sacramento Herald, ipra
20.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

FEARS have been entertained that a
steamer was burned at sea off the
coast of Santa Barbara, CAL; but the
la;est intelligence indicates that it was
q mistake; that it was the United
States steamer Hassler, now engaged
in tho Coast Survey service, which
fired signal guns during heavy fog.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

CREMATION IN MExico.-H seems that
the State of Oaxaca is interested in this
much agitated matter. A recent circu-
lar. issued by the State authorities. in
providing for the establishment of a
burying ground in each district says:
I'm each cemetery may be set apart q
spot for cremation or the reduction of
bodies to ashes, and the same legal steps
will precede such act as are at present
requisite fer interment." This is the
first instance Of which We have learned
shers cfemation has been authorized on
this continent.-Ciy of Nexico 1ico Re
publics,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

San Francisco. April 222- uited
States District Attorney Van Dyke To-
day commenced suit in the United States
C.rcuit Court against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company ior 1886 G35 10,
which complainant alleges to be doe
from the company TO the United States
as interest on bonds issued 10y the Gov
eminent to the Central and Western Pa
cifc roads, to the amount Of S27, $50. go.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
PIANO TUNING,
Prof. Jacob Zech.

DROFESSOR ZECH NOTI--
II nes the people OF Carson that hee17TH
viii be in town ON the 2Ist Of April, 1875, and
will remain . we-k for the PURPOSE Of attend
lug to the health Of the Fisnos and Organs Of
his patrons in this town. A his stay will be
short, those DESTROYS Of availing themselves Of
his ssfvices will leave their orders at the Sta
tionery store Of Mr.. John g. Fex, With Mr.. C.
". Friend. jeweler. or with Mr.. John P. Aeder
Ut the City Market. aplS-N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

How TO Cook HAM.-Sam Ward
says: I soak it for four days in water.
changing it four times . day. then boil
it Ave hours in cider With visp Of new
hay: then I basts it with brandy. sherry
or elaret, according to the weather, and
when they hsve tasted Q slice Of that
ham. they will pass any id thing ]
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

A QUIET game of draw, quarter ante.
was in progress the other evening at
Chico, California. One OF the party
managed to get heart flush, ace and
the head. out of the deck. and laid it in
his lap. waiting chance to play it. Pres
emily the chance came. The guileless
gentleman counted out $40 better with
one hand, and quietly went down with
the other hand with that flush. 1t WASH t
there. He had to play his original hand
Two of the party called his $40 better.
and one Of them in the showdown pro-
duced the identi heart flush that he
had been at such pains TO secure. He
knew it was the same, for the ace was
still crimped just as he had done it. The
secret was. the Ira Wetherbee's dog,
Patsy had quietly put his nose in.
picked up the flush, carried it around to
his friend. wageed his tail knowingly,
and walked off,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
A CtTrSa,raS CONVICTED OF MrDpyr

A CHTSAMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER-
Judge MOr,ison's Comt u:s occupied
yesterday with the trial of All Chin Chew
charged sith the murder. on the 10th of
November last, Of George Axtcll. child
four years of age. The defen>e was set
ZIP that the little fellow had thrown
stones at the Chinaran. bnt no testimo-
nv was introduced 10 that effect The
prisoner admitted the striking. and ex-
pressed an eXtIg1r6:nary desire 10 lie
hanged. He was examined by the Com
missionsrs Of IrsarIty in the afternoon.
but they were Unable TO discover any
evidences Of lUua"y. The case wac given
to The jury at hal;-paSt ; O'Clock, and ut
1916 they returned with a verde; Of
murder III tie first degree. NJ mention
was made of III" pe!Hity, AID the law
makes it imperative on tie Judge 10 sch
tAncs the defendant to be hanged. Sat
urday no1t was tiztd - the d.N Tor sen
terce.-.|. 7. Cd,oDirle. -trru u.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

London boasts Hebrew gentlemen
ofmeans Who spends thousands annu-
ally in purchasing the bad pictures Of
poor artists. A passionate lover Of art
and an sxcsllent judge u paintings. he
chooses This delicate method OF rslisvipg
the Deesssitiss Of the poor and inoomps-
tept q the fraternity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
TIE s.crpage of trains On the r.ic9

TIE s.olNage Of il0'US On he t'I1N
Pacific Railroad Is very expensive T.,
;h"t comvany. Net only docs :; cys;
iuIse SUNS for pair. to bridges. track.
etc, hat ths delay ard interruption q
travel involves even more serious lass,s
TLe-e are sad 10 Lc a thousand loaded
cars between Cheyenne and Laramie,
with an increase OF an average # fifty
each day. The company is also 5oaIG-
ing two Thousand en.igrants at Omaha,
who are awaiting transportation. besides
about one thousand more who have leen
dropped along the road since travel be
came interrupted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

EARxY HAYuo.-Tho farmers on the
Yoio sids Of the Sacramento river, above
Sacnmsnto city. are busiH sneaged in
cutting alfalfa. The yield il reported
good. st'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

TRTEE have been Eve minority Presi-
dents in the Inilrd States-tlat IS Pres
dents that were not Endorsed ~ ;he vote
Of "a majority Of the people. viz: John
'laiucy Adams. James X. PIX, Iarhary
Taylor. James Buchanan and Abraham
Lincoln first tenn.