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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

THE Ottumwa COURIER wants to
carry its old Congressional District
fight against Gov. Stone, and the per-
sonal cnmities it has long held to-
ward him, into State politics, to aid
il in preventing him being sent TO
as a delegate.-State Reg
istcr. s...
Our contemporary is totally wrong.
We lay aside entirely all contests that
we ever had with Gov. Stone rithjn
the Republican party. 1t is his con-
duet in going out of the party and
since that time TO which we refer.
Gov. Stone announced publicly one
day that he had severed his political
connections with the Republicans,and
and the very next day appeared as a
candidate Tor Congress in the Liberal
Democratic Congressional conyen-
ton, held at this place. Again he
was political curb-stone granger
1t is unnecessary for us to enumeratt
his various and sundry genufiexions
politically. We cannot help but be.
lieve that he furnishes wonderful
case of political rafting. If he ha:
come among US again, we welcome
him heartily and hope he may do M
excellent service, but we do not SCI
that because he has come back to thu
fold, that we should at once honor
him. Gov. Stone ought to have som'
convictions without seeing honor
Immediately ahead, and if he dit
turn Liberal one day. and then max,
nearly a successful rpn for q Con
gressional nomination in the conyen
ton of his new party the next day, i
| Is no reason, certainly, why he shonl'
come back the same way with al
office right ahead. The Register ha
way TO ''the manor born" Of mis-
representing, IN default OF better al
gnment, which it proceeds TO do b
alleging that we are dragging int
the State convention personal enmi
ty we hold against Gov. Stone. Gu
Register friend wrote the abov
viewing his own face in glass. I'll
Northwest does not furnish anothe
equal to the Register man ~ nUrsiD
eternally petty, loathsome, marrow
gauge spite aud enmity. Through
these miserable goggles the Regis,e
was looking, as il always looks, upo
the acts of men, when it penned tn
foregoing paragraph.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

M Muaills offered the following.
WHEREAS. the fact is apnaren, q,
ali branches of manfacia,rin@ , na
chanlcal and mining purs,,iss Az, me :.
a .n's hme greatly depressed. and ~" a.
a - legislation which tends ia a,,,, .,,m'
or ' rn.., BY the unsctting OF va,,,os
inai Ien,Uaef!ng manufacturing, mcchan
is ,,nw ~ mining operations uncerinin.
Res m,se and injulieious: therefore fore
this eInG. nn, That h the ind"me en1, &C.
'aI Var Is at this time inexped iIhs 'he
ordered, Morrison moved ' ~ ro Deen
e sinano that vote and il was re econ-
s'nsreh: yeas, ll9; nays, Oh. recon
Morrison then rose 10 4 aioo,;
OF the resolution aud the reeolnt;
mus giving rise to debate !, 49,.
over under the rules until Mom "1ns
next. io"uas
The House then went into rop.,,;4
ice OF the whole, IIaskins In. the
chair, on the bill to devote the .pro.
'eeds OF the sale of public lands for
purposes. 'N' W ;
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
REPUBLICAN CONVERSATIONAL.
CONVENTION,

The Republican Convention for the 9Th Con-
grussionai District of Iowa, viii meet at Oska-
foosa, Wednesday, July a6th, at II o'clock a. N.
for the purpose of placing in nomination candi-
date for member OF Congress. The basis OF rep
reseutation viii he one delegate for every aH
votes and fraction over 100 cast for Samuel Kirk
wood for Governor Al the general election OF 1875
The different counties will be entitled to repre-
sentation IS follows: ApNan6ose. I; Davis. Il
Jasper, 10: keokuk, s. hshassa, 10; Marion, 10
Monroe, 5; Wapello, 10.
BY order OF the Congressional Committee
Val. MENDEL, Chairnsn
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

Gov. BEvERIDGE, Of Illinois, who
was defeated for denomination by
Hon. Shelby nj. Cullom, addressed
fhe convention after the nomination
of his competitor. We give brief
extratt from the closing part of his
speech. He said:
Il don't propose to go about this
State this year or next year grnmbling
and complaining and bearing on my
back old scabs and old sores to make
me miserable and my friends miser-
able. (Applause. l intend 10 stand
by the party. Applause. ] intend to
stand by the old Republican party
that has stood by the government and
the cause sf humanity and God. Ris-
ing applause all through this SEN
tence.l And now We have put tick
ct in the field, and we must elect it.
Applause. l propose, so far as am
concerned, to do my part and elect it
triumphantly at the next November
election. You have issued platform
subject to the platform to be adopted
at Cincinnati, and now wish to say
to the men who are delegated to Gin
cinnati: Give us with this ticket Q
national ticket that will command
our respect and confidence. Cheers.
Give us for a standard-bearer man
whose pGblic record is evidence of
his craftsmanship, Of his devotion to
his country, of his Loyalty TO his par
ty, of his fealty TO the great Mission
OF our Republic; give us such man.
iGrics of blaine Blaine If / may
be permitted to use name, give us
James Ii. Blaine, of Maine. Deaf
ening cheers.1 While am not au-
thorized, not being member of this
convention, TO offer q resolution, yet.
Mr.. Chairman, il l was q member, !
should offer a resolution something
Of this kind:
RESOLVED. That the delegates to the
National Convention of the Repub-
lican party, to be held al CINCINNATI
on the l4ih of June, are hereby in
structed to use all honorable means
to place at the head of or ticket as
the great national standard bearer in
the contest of 1876. James q. Blaine
of Maine. More deafening cheers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
yanderb,st very sick.

New YORK, May 29.-Commodore
Vanderbilt was seized with a sudden
chill last evening, and his physicians
remained with him during the night,
which he passed in very restless
manner. This morning the Commo-
dOre is very low,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
1t. Louis Marked.

Sr. Louis, May 80.
By Telegraph
Wheat tirmer. No. 2 Fall 81 40
cash III 3d. June, and III % July.
No. 81 10.
Corn--dnll and lower at Rookie
cash 42lec June, and 43@I31sc July.
oats-tirm but inactive, 32a4@33c
Rye--63c.
Whisky--$l CO.
Provisions very duh and nominal
ly lower.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

SAYS the KeokMk Constitution, 'ihe
Democracy Of Michigan, at their
State convention, on "Wednesday,
adopted q harl moncy platform, by a
vote of I57 to TO-"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
~ '*'F''y = N''Hf
ELISHA ATKINS.
HACK ss,l,s stories Cor, obor.,ea.

MINNEAPoLls, Mimi, May 29.-The
Tribune this afternoon publishes the
following facts from Israel Halves,
who has just arrived from the BLACK
Hills; He corrobOrates the state
mcnts of the rumors in regard to the
Indian scalping stories, and adds that
they are not half so startling as the
facts. lie helped bury persons killed
by the indians every day. The bod
les of those murdered are always
found with six bullet holes and six
knife stabs in their bodies, and the
loss OF their scalps, which they take
of by cutting the head open in the
shape of letter V from the back of
the head to the eyes. He has had
some narrow escapes. One party OF
them went out and were attacked by
the red skins, who were such poor
shots that no harm was done. The
Indians are very numerous. Every
party that attempts to leave or enter
the Hills are attacked and more or
less fall a victim to the Indians. A
party of twenty-five attempted to es-
cape and only one lived to tell the
story. The rest We're bntchered and
sealpcd. More parties are leaving
every day than arrive in a
week. There are some five
thousand men in the hills
among whom there are probably fifty
that arc making $50 per day, to one
thousand who make one dollar. One
party OF eight men got their slnice
going at noon and worked till SUN
down, and their total earnings were
fifteen cents. There We're sixty-three
men in his party that went into the
hills. Seven men will never return
and four more were lost coming out.
None of his party returned with
enough to pay their expenses. The
hest claims are along Rapid creek aud
ut Dcadwood. The best claims were
taken previous tc January. There
are only two paying claims OH Ranid
creek, Que Of these turns out about
two dollars and q BALI each day per
man, the other about three dollars
per man,
CHEYENNE, Wy, May 29.--Captain
'Egan returned FROM Fort Laramie to-
day. He oyelhauIed six hundred
Indians in the ,pidst of an attack OH
Heats OK train, enroute for the Hills,
who succeeded in driving them of,
they taking northerly direction the
Captain says, intent on joining Sit
ting Bull. Captain Egan says that
fully 1000 Young warriors have left
the two agencies. A Number Of min
era returned with Captain Eagan,
among whom were Mr.. Bonghton,
ex- Mayor Of this city, who reports
the northern mines TO be paying well.
About 1900 miners are in that sec-I
ton,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

Lovsos, May 30.--On the Stock
EycI,auac Turkish securities of all
,ln--srtrnns h,tse been very strong
and active, and AT one time were 3 to
D cents higher. 1t seems to be the
opinion that the overthrow of the
Sultan will result beneiicislly. The
Paris market is also very firm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

LoNnoN,. May 30.-The following
dispatch. confirming the report from
Berlin of the Sultan's dethronement
has been received:
!; coNsTASTNoPLE, May 30.-H is Of
hclally announced that at the unani
nous wish Of the people, Abdul Aziz
mas been dethroncd, and the heir pre-.
s.mptlye, Murad Etfendti, proclaimed.
Sultan.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

UTICA, May 3O.-Isev. Timothy Jen-
liins, sdilor of tho ZcysfoH, the only
Welsh Methodist ma gazinc in the
country, died here last evening, aged
rs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

10 NEnILL. of the Chicago Tribune,
is in labor over the platform adopted
at the recent State convention of the
Republicans of Illinois. we have
read its editorials upon the subject,
and they are full of the sheerest and
most patent sophistry. So plainly are
they Of this character that reader of
very ordinary perception can see that
they are not the honest sentiments of
the Writer-he knows better. Joseph
says the sblooiy shirt" is Haunted in
the platform. Well, such is life. We
remember well twenty-five years ago,
when Joseph was editor Of the Cleve-
land Leader, then Free Soil organ,
he out-heroded lIerod in his line of
anti-slavery argument in behalf Of
the colorcd man. He was then among
the most radical of the radical, but,
like lBaty another, as he approaches
the jumping-.ft place Of life, his
piques and crotchets get the better
of his convictions. He cannot for
give the Sudden growth into a leading
position that has attended the Inter
Ocean, and hence he continues to conf
bat that paper from many untenable
grounds. The success of the Inter
Ocean goes on, hGWeyer, just the same,
and while the latter may not be read
by the sensational class of readers 50
much, yet it ts read more largely in
the rnral portion of the country than
any other political paper in the
northwest. We cannot agree with
the Inter-Oceaa in its financial views
but otherwise it is with the Chicago
Journal, the par-excellence Republi-
can journal Of Chicago, while the
Tribune is very far from being ortho.
dox. The Tribune was routed com
pletcly in the late convention, and il
is very much out Of humor. In this
however, it is having quarrel with
the great mass of the Republicans OF
Illinois.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

In is conceded that the great bulk
of the old slaveholding States win
vote for the Democratic candidate for
President. These States with heir
electoral votes are as follows:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
Sa150-nu0

,sCemetery" is the name of q new
station Cd the Stoney Creek railroad.
All dead heads" arc expected to get
off at this station
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
nKPuBalCAN JrDIClAL sONvEN.
#E## T>vON

The Republican Converts ion for the Second
Judicial District Of Iowa will meet in the city OF
ottumWa. on Friday, June 9Th, ls.6, at O'Clock
M, for the purpose of placing In nomination
candidate for the Office Of Circuit Judge The
bssis IT representation will be one delegate for
every 10 votes or fraction 100. cast for sam
uel j kirkwoed TOR Governor ut the general cleo
ion Ter 1875. BY order Of the Judicial Commit
tee. W. y. CROSBY,
- sr Chairman.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
BosToN, May 29.-The following
letter explains itself:
BosToN, May 29lh. 1876.
D1,, f,.,o,

letter explains itself:
RosToN, May 29th. 1876.
Hon. flames q. Blame.
My DEAR SIN: l have read the
charges against you in the New York
Sim Saturday, concerning the North.
ern Pacific matter, and also your re.
ported remarks in regard thereto. Ii
is due to YOU that should say that
considered your action in that matter
was simply from a disposition to do a
friendly act that you had no pecuni
airy interest whatever in the transac-
ton and it was fully understood by
parties in interest, that on no account
would You become personally inter
ested in the Northern Pacific shares.
Your conduct was perfectly fair and
honorable and l am surprised that
any one can see anything in ii to com.
plain of or to criticise, as the whole
transaction literally ended without
accomplishing anything. shall give
this letter to the public as think such
a statement is due you from myself.
Respectfully yonrs,
ELISHA ATKINS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

IL is thought that FIVE years will
close up Mormonism and its haremism
in the United States.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
WAsUINt:io..,

licitation ofdov. Thaytf VIZ
here for the purpose ofhaylI ~ came
sent to protect the Black Ill & troops
Sherman yesterday Sent tho e ns' Zen.
telegram To Gen. Sheridan .'oloWing
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE r .,
WAsIIISGToN, ID M""i,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
Investigating Speaker Kerr
England Preparing For War
More Investigations Com
nlented.
Prospective tte- AstOn Of tbs" Presby
testaMs North and south.

WAsHINGToN, May 21.-in the Sen.
ate impeachment case to-day, Mr..
Morton submitted the following:
Ordered, that the Senate proceed
on Friday next at o'clock to vote
without further debate upon pending
and cHgnate questions. ,rT
Mr.. Edmunds moved to amend the
order so as to read: Ordered, that
the Senate proceed on Monday pext
of consideration, to vote upon pend
ing and cognate questions. Agreed
to. Yeas, %; nays, "a.
On motion OF Mr.. Morton ii was
further amended to read as follows
and as amended was agreed to-.
Ordered, that the Senate proceed on
Monday next after consideration, TIC
vote upon the pending question, and
anyamendmentt that may be proposed
thereto.
+ The Committee on Expenditures in
the War Department examined III
secret A. ii. Greer, relative to The
charge against Speaker Kerr. He
merely confirmed the statement al
ready published that he expressed to
Lawrence Harvey his desire to oh.
tain commission. in the army, and
that Harvey said il would cost money
and arranged an interview with Kerr
through whose influence the commits.
sion was obtained. Green also testi
fed that he paid Harvey 5000 for hi,
services. but beyond this he knew
nothing, n t.as
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

RAGUssA, May 3O-Intf i, the Turk
Sclavonic sources statepnaha b,s left
Mos,ar a,a'' hsWards Gatchke on
what l. on" cong to ~ another at
t %n, IS s. s sup! e Nicisrc. The insurg
cuts aro nl,centrsfing in the Dnga
DncS
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
FOREIGN.
Tho sultan Deshronea.

LONDON. May 30.--A dispatch to.
the Reuter- Telegraph Company, from.
Berlin, says a telegram has been re-
ceived there from Constantinople an.
nonncing that the Sultan has been,
dethroned and that Murad Effendi
has been proclaimed Sultan.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
Result of tn SaOvernment's WhIAky
" Prosecution.


The following are the results of the
first years prosecution of the whisky
ring, the raid having begun the first
week in May. The last returns of
money for property seized and in
process, of condemnation and sale are
necessarily slow. The final collec-
ton Of at least million more that is
now being proceeded against is as
sured:
Value of property seized fl,5OO,OOO
Value OF assessments 100000
Suits i'm official bonds 100000
Total S3,150,0OO
From the above sources, the cash
turned into the Treasury to May /,
1876, amounts to 5000
Criminal indictments We're as fol-
lows: Distillers and rectificrs, 90 !;
Supervisors, 9; Revenue Agents, 5 !;
Collectors, 2; Deputy Collectors, s !;
Gaugers, 80; Storekeepcrs, ID; other
persons, 10; total, 10: convictions
aud pleas Of gully, no; absconded
to foreign countries, II; tried and
acquitted, IL.
The total expense to the Treasury
Department in detecting frauds and
preparing cases fm the court has not
exceeded $4,000
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31

The Senate this m0rning by q vote
OF - nays TO 10 yeas rejected the res
olution of Mr.. Paddock, that VIM.
W. Belknap having ceased to bear
the civil office of secretary of War
of tho United States by reason
of his resignation before proceed
ings ! in impeachment Were com
mcnccd against him by the House
of Representatives, the Senate cam
not take jurisdiction in this case. 1t
was then decided by the same vote
that the said Belknap is amenable to
trial by impeachment for acts done as
Secretary of War,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
II.
Congress,
HOUSE.
Adams OllarnI al 90

y '.'''",uroN, Nav 80.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
~. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 3

Hogs-Receipts l,lOO. Slipping
grades 70 6O@6; bacon grades rs 700
lyO; butchers stock vs. 90@6 10.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
rHR MONSTER AROUSED.

At breakfast I sat one remove from
the Captain. We began, of course,
talking Of the thing we had seen. but
the Captain, for some reason that we
could not then understand, seemed to
dislike the subject and we soon
abaHdoHed it, falling then ipto absn-
lnte silence, for we could not talk
OF anything else. When we went OF,
deck again-We were only few mo-
ments at breakfast--we found the
thing following in our wake. The
children had, IN a great measure, got
over their fear, and had made q long
line by joining hands, and the whole
lot of them would now crouch down
and then suddenly rise up, open their
mouths at the thing, and cry out at
it. No notice apparently being taken
of this, they grew holder, and at last
their cries increased until they fairly
shricked.
suddenly the hidcous creature APP
peared TO be reused by those cries It
raised its head in the air, uttered a
strange below, and came forward at
a great pace toward the ship. None
OF us could at first move for fear; the
thing seemed to have grown in size,
his cyeballs We're more burningly
bright; the children fell on the deck
crying, and some Of the women faint
ed. II came swiftly up to the ship,
ALWAYS uttcring that same peculiar
cry or below. When but a few feet
from the stern, it suddenly turned
and came up close on the port side.
Here the side awnings had been put
up to keep or the sun but three Of us
had rushed UP to Tie awning and
quickly got it down, that We might
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-31
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

III
:. WASHINGTON, April Is. 1876.
General u. -. Townsend, Adjt. Gen
DEAR SIR:-May | trouble YOU Ia
inform. me whether thcee is now i'm
the army man namcd Augustus p.
Green, OF tho rank of First Lieuten-
ant or amy higher rank laasl -ie such
pes - AM u N during tLc la.t law W. Mne'n-
I'VE years. and how he got out. ~
attention will greatly oblise mo, M
lSigaed,l NJ. g. ME-,
. nv Aul,iiant General replied that
tenant in the fourth artillery. and woo
dismissed from the service hv the
sentence of court martial. Mech
18th, 1873. He was apIoiatea III the
regular army July 20,n, 1866. lie
had previously served as an officer of
volunteers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

The larson Valley Ncs, publishes
&c l.IInV.u. letter I-c..vti by the
r. .a-,.s-,ts- II sIt,r,G:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
LATEST TcLE6ASMs-

Tie following San frsncisc" ieie-
s.suss are from the God Hi NatcS:
Ssa Frsnti,co. Iarrary Ii--Iu The
rarr,i. u:>tr.c; cur; vesterla, a III
-,-cg v2s granite. :CIaTi'y H.ySard
frorl s!yIuEs hayward Nothins Vas
s.ous regarding division Of property.
stat matte ks-Gas been arranged pIi-
yats!y.
CaIiso-ris IL published. L: contains but
ss~ NAMES. .,
n. case ot N ) Mcdonald against
he NoOdv!lie Mining Company has
Fssn argued IN the L ni.-d States Circuit
T. ut and taken unier atlvisemsrt. The
..er,.iur Is looked for with great inter
st n, It will construction to tie es-
!-r-sG rovers 81 United States Courts
..rder the Act Of last Mach.
Ssal O'liaaloa. cus q. the survivors
=. tie steamer Pacific. Is nov q quarter
r-asscr OF the Senator.
The E.x stock Of C,leionis Mining
Company will be ready fer delivery il q
~csk
The stockholders of the South Moan
tain Consolidated viii hold ! meeting
u TIE ash instant 20 consider tie pIo-
rr;e,y 81 throwing the company Into
bankruptcy.
Iutas CcIircusnt lis, Of the Bank OF
California stock published this morning
NY 3. resS shares are named. ~ winch
Loo are =. the names e BIsc-.c5sheIn
ii G0liscA-2it, tbs London BANKERS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

The larson Valley Ncs, publishes
&c G.llnvju. letter I-c..v,i by the
t.. ,tria,.rr n GeuoI:
DAYTON. Ian. Is, SD
+. u. i58v.s->!E: I learn from 4
,r.sr ass from the Fine nut hills the
full particulars OF The shooting ARRAY
ta.vsnu E1-oier Hii!y and Brooks
s~Eausln-=. ON Eg:4av, Christmas
-. there --Tc fou- persona. IN the
.-sE.u ct .i.rg.aC Smith, v.,k one gal
&, = II wa.st.y- Two were sleepsn on
t.a ruo- ANIL BU.GEcT B.!iy i'll the
iay.ey bunk anu Brooks Cnau;:'ars IN
ID one a.Ir.vc. and Brooks tGTned
yer a.,.i-;r tie Butchers face, but
-suiei U.luE it. when Billy called
Tham Ee-S = lying soy Of = BIB, ut
r~h:ch remark Butcher GJt JI mud lat
: candle, a,.t she two came uut OF tie
i.oOr, and tie hatcher sacs Chambers
y. TIC ri-h. tEc3s.. two inches above
:-C nipple, wien Chambers san.
-- E:s.sct4e-. yc1 Lao r. business 70
100; mr f.r ~ou Know !Lat ! would
: LErs ,-U. E".c4rs Shared at l.
clock cu S..-.-5aT 10 I've Glllssi: Up.
suG &c. within pirs ..'tS az Dayton
1-.G :Ir..ai H.. I. AID IS sill ,a-ln. tax
*. ca-e Ct -. --tul.ci I....a he ball
aId net ~ ;aroasL. and theEs IS 10
seat dancer : Br5oLs' death 70 ore
LIS bs L uFs. The SLOW ~; tlcEe IS two
Zee. deep. Jake Palmer welit to Carson
;sr tie Doctor, AMI h2s IeiEruai back T.
to cabin
ok Sandy & -r4r ir =. name *
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12

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TEits E.u5 Ne.-S Il JanI1ry rs she
following:
The As, AID only p. So vs. hare seen
~. STOW sEoes tbs SEASON E2s zen. Cad
seI!ade-. . few days sso. Tie General
resides about IIiie from town, and dur
ing the deep snows finds iocJmotIoa on
snow shoes much Cass.r than trsmpinG
- tow .Ls--,.h the deep sUoE- We
believe ." t.- AS -al Is now an2-,. Il years
= age. ia. Gn net TsrC!iect uf ever see
nc Linn look I4ors halo and hearty. His
present appearance Indicates TIA he -
seed fox LIS E..h scole, And ne nope As
rs ay reach il.