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FOR SALE!

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN p1ncur
cheap ffas,y fos furnished throughout, for s.ls 4,
'or iall particulars inquire OF
aau cAAs. WIEDERHoLD,
Main street.
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NOTICE.

vTHIs IS TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
l. l have withdrawn all nv interest and
connection with the Saloon of Henry Eilers on
Lacour street. All debts will be paid by him
and all debts due the concern will be collected
by him.
Phoebe, Oct. lst, 1876.
o2.tf JOS. oPIE.
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EST RAY.

TAKEN UP AS AN EsTRAY. AT CAMPBELL's
| Ranch, Lake Valley. Nevada, yearling
Horse Colt. The owner can find the same by
calling at the above Ranch, proving property
and paying charges. The colt is bay, branded
A, q. and vented A. g. II not called for within
the time prescribed by law the animal will be
disposed Of in accordance with tho act in such
cases made and provided.
f29.3Od CD. DARLING.
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TO LET.

'VHE BUILDING ON MAIN Ia
! ! street, Known ss the Bank
sichange Building. next door 80.
onn"s @,ow Cnshing's Drug Store and iii
Der Yard. "' Dao 20 nua' =.
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AUDITORS REPORT

AUDITORS OFFICE,
PIocHE. New. March Sd, 1876
TO the Honorable Board of County Commits
sloners OF Lincoln County, Nevada:
Of Lincoln County for the quarter year ending
March 31st, 1875.
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CAUTION.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
"A not to purchase or negotiate an order for
One Hundred Dollars ($1O0), drawn by Frsd'k
hnnls on Messrs. Pierson h DanDer, In favor
Of Vim. Kraft. as payment of the same has been
stopped. FIRED. KUHLS,
Piochc, March l1th, 1876. mr12.SOd
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LOST.

DETwEEN THE COURTHOUSE AND THE
ID Postofice, on Friday Night, the lower part
Of an Earring. set with Pearls. The finder
will please leave tho same at the RECORD Busi-
ness Once, where suitable reward will be
paid. ap9-lw
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NOTICE.

yTVHE BUTCHERING BUSINESS HERETO.
i fore conducted by L. v. Loomis, has been
leased to and will be managed hereafter by
F.W. CLUTE.
Phoebe, New, March I, 1876. mr2-S0d
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Anu n sccordance with law and an order
OF tne Board Of Directors. made on the 26th
a.y % oi February, 1876. so many shares Of each
be sold at public suction, st the once 81 ths
company. No. 419 California street, San Fan.
CISCO. california. on Tuesday, the Second
| day OF May. 1876. At the hour Of two o'ciock
2. "a. OF said day, to pay said delinquent as.
vertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHAS. l. ELLIOT, Secretary,
Omce-Room % Hayward's Building, ll9 cal.
ifornia street. San Irancsco, California.
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In regard to the above advertisement pub
lished in the Record January goth. 1876, wish
to state that the above statement in regard to
Ed. Shanks and J. N. Marsh is incorrect in
every particular, as have since become salts
ned that they had no hand in the ontrages rer-
petrated at Desert Springs on the 18th day of
January, 1876.
BEN BOWEN.
beaver Enterprise please copy. ap25.2w
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NOTICE.

A III PERSONS INDEBTED TO M. LANNAN,
IA for meat. purchased at the Nevada
Market, are hereby notified to pay the amount
and ". J. O'DouRheriy, Attorneys for L. v.
Loomis. to whom all Of said accounts have been
assigned and transferred by the said Lannan.
No other persons than the undersigned have
any right or authority 10 collect said debts.
A. D. NV. ]. ODOUGHERTY,
Attoneys for L. v. Eoomia.
Phoebe. New. March I'd, 1876. mrS-SOd
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N Office.

rJ,HERE NOW BEING d, 900 IN THE RE-
i DEMPTION FUND, notice Is herewith
| given to the holders Of said Indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender Of the same
will be received at my Office up to April 9Th,
1876. MILES CULLEN,
mr25-td County Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO FINE STUD HORSES FOR -
i SALE.
The horses can be seen At Gen. G. Xs
'ohnston's Stable ON Meadow Valley 6trSst.
For particulars AZ to price. no., apply 10
d26-tf JOHN N CRAI0
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THE DAILY HERALD.
POSTAGE FREE.

POSTAGE FREE.
Annual Subscription Price Sl9---Al-
ways i'm Advance.
Write the address on letters to the New Yorh
Herald in n bold and lagible hand, and give the
name Of each subscriber, Of Postofice, county
and State 40 plainly that no errors in msilinQ
papers will be liable to occur. sulO
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ACADEMY OF ST. MARY'S,
OF UTAH.

THIS FINE BRICK ACADEMY, LATELY
l. erected On Let West Street, Salt Lake City,
Is now sufiicieptly completed to accommodate
boarders In healthfnl and pleasant manner
The Sisters offer the advantages of thorough
education to young ladies' intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
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SheriHs Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF the Justices Court of Phoebe Town.
ship, in and for the County of Lincoln, State
OF Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for judgment rendered In said Court, on the
tenth (1Oth) day Of February, A. D. 1875, in
favor of the State of Nevada. and against John
Doe, Richard Roe and the Phoebe West Mining
Company, for the sum of forty.eieht 5l-lO0
(S48 51.10o) gold coin dollars delinquent taxes.
for the fiscal. year 1875, together with fifty.
three 40-100 dollars costs and accruing costs
and interest, have levied on the following
property. to wit
That certain building situated In the town of
Pioche and known as the Phoebe West Hosting
Works.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, tho oath Day Of April,
A. ID. 1876,
Between the hours of q. m. and p. M. viz:
- M (noonl, will sell all the right, title ana
interest of said defepdants in and to the above
described property, at the Courthouse door
| Of Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
| costs.
A. FIFE. Sheriff,
BY @. W. BmDsALL. Deputy Sheriff.
| mr24.td
, 1876-07-10

NEW HAVEN, Couu., July k-Tha insect pest,
known a. the Colorado beetle, or Potato-hug.
il pnain on Connecticut soil In such numbers ~
to render Il certain that, unless some great
couuteractIng influence ls eIctted, tho HeuerA
crop Will bo altlobt totally destroyed. The 1n"
guans rains Of early June usually help plants 70
outgrow, Is 1t were, the movements Of insects,
but this year succession Of hot, dry davs has
enabled fhc beetles, which reached the State lat
uIue by The forclock when spring opened and
far1nafa bc1nn to plant, " take possession Of
the fields and have everything their own WAY.
The early Fpr1ctles Of the potato, excerpt In lia.
stances wheKc means have bOen taken TO XIII
tho bugs, are among tho worst treated.
INSTANCES arc numerous tn tne southern
and western portions Of tho State
where the rows Of potatoes H. some aelds arc
50 loaded with bugs that, seen from distance.
the eye can discern the difference In color Of tho
plants as compared With other portions Of the
Ike that Surrounding this city, or loamy, as III
Fairfield aud LtchAcld Counties, seems to havo
no pcFccptiblo effect on tia insects movements,
but eye1yuhere-in the casctu1ly.loed patch OF
tho laborinR man, aa vol ~ In the broad acres
ot the thrifty fatmes-shs tnsects' te1Flhle work
In Eurwalk tho farmers declare their crops
about ruined. tnat there Is llstle hope except
from potatoes planted late. LII Fairfield soma
planters have boldly set out to combat the com.
inon enemy, not only by tho usc Of poisoned
| One Of the curious sights Of that town at this
time ts the farm-handt With brush IN ono hand
! and tin pan In the other following the potnto
| rows through the field, ecooplng In the saucy
little invaders. These. when thepan ID full, arc
consigned to the fire.
, 1876-07-10

to the softcs. letter IN tho alphabet; yet, cvsn
III the United States, the atrnctty t. frequently
spers1; efnt , s ds 5fns E E shf bat Is sGnS iast
psetentton III That respect fs constantly :ct aalis
Ind tflc j,toad uttcrntce cnplaycd. III invalid"
(s[rk,) the last syllable aM'.tl! receive tne
slender, elongated su'tna hnt tnla h9'fa!csg .,as -
lii cot,sonants often fare "a badly as tho
vowc|s Ia England, and none fs worto uscd y
,hs 1tes ys ssn;es Vket o. s asG liz =. ofo e
the Vest cnd Of The town, and Queen victoria
atttrrd In uttstt, IN admired ~ "a vnn,an vot
lives At Viudsuf." III this connection, " Is rs
much outraged - hut thssc ;sge1g sases e r
70 complain Of Sal treatment BY fops' who
merely Affect tntspronuntiaton. a "Rleatt
reheln y converted b. such petsons INTO nWaSais
nto Efos Roan sn xoSna 5Ssn fso %a. .oo .
bs dtssatlened with the use made Of ltsc'l IN
words which do not require 'ts Aa. ~ hu-
mcrous rural dtatricta no man asks 1acst'on M Or
has to cut his way. On tho other hand, <
should remember that, three centuries, ngu, u
VI. always uAed Instead Of sk. In "God,a ,
f. s sp stStf SosS osS sS Ise sse ss hss's
and "TheIr tlnhs 7cngsnee axcth CONTINUALLY
read that ID manuscript IN the library Of ihe
Quchcv IItstorical Society. may vent III tis;
pronunciation Wien It begins a proper name.
Xenorhon and 1ansIppe aro cases In point To
sum up this cstaIogic Of tho allure Of letters
Wa may denounce tic crnclty rract!eel on @ IN
omitting 70 sonrf It n the end Of the aylabln
| I'M; and the oppression to which N Is hIetted
III The needless use Of double negative ia ono
OF Tho words Of which 9 complains. W don't
know nothinf about It u snsy bo heard issuinE
plnces All the.e tfestons aKainat the a]hhabet
must be provoking " cultivated ears, and one
particularly offensive to tnen Of letters ! an
glad 70 find they do not prevail here rs much n
| /, E,,ri1.r1
, 1876-07-10

sheao stghteen Republican. Of !ho ieslsla.n,an E'
rnSxs uSs 'sssS y ~ S,ed 1ra y e stfsssG aG Of tho H.
who would pretend to tarter IN t'.c
votcs Of st1ci' msn ~ those yailans itn,,
t!mo and under snch tlrc,mst1ances.
would prorc himself 10 bs A very foo'isf, II nut
vicious, per.on.. The boltcre, su-eallc', wese
mol made ot that kind Ut stuiT, but were actlag
s9%sy & % ply e w es s as % sne'sd aud C.
''i'u ihis aify | x Matt. immaculate political ytr
tue js an olI and not very respectable ac1!lalnt-
Senatorial election VA stiil pealng referred
" ~ AZ a. M niEe4'os HSi IN TWENTY ntsurns.
tn. "e,patsis3 r5ff p as otssn ss;. TIM. .oms.
tess ifen!s thas / esttsin thins w. done Gst.
proposition mnat have !,eon very sepngnhnt 10 the
" %ona h' ,ss sa' sopts s1 T. ; ts fs'sT; t. ;s ss ss
'xsnsy Minute: sy ~ etY'. .ta s1oss 81 ,hs T.
Unitod States sena.e for s4 years In twenty min.
efs ssm: sis s%sssy nil sFfSs Ill., e. G.s! so@ iss
esay sIrtao coNli Elthstsadil. Il ts only men Ct
thc .tensest integrity. whose mortl nrlu,o holda
5AAt nkc AncGl"hneHbF, thAl arc hl0 W FGhsL hae
sders 10 sma1 rases fcr aennaicratini, Nr cArpcn.
ter has sct many beautiful .examplet tof ihe
3onta 81 m country 70 follow ansinG t.l ~ nfet
ss .,i "a" ,ans ~" nf hi.oe'rse snuaY.
WasMnTton aid III iist,e l,atehst, {coyga copldst
tsji q liz to nave Ills bacon, and Matt wouldn't bo
biackmaiicd, even though twenty additional votea
wnrc to bc atietloned on to him, md hc Was u 10
Lst tht pcopls thank nG that M @ Ts sorsnG!!cn
stalks through inc Edpitnla q otaer otales LIZ
, 1876-07-10
A 1.-Two GerlllM In England.

ntr. Thon,az ]. Moore, curator of The anc
public museum; II Liverpool, Englano, writing
day. Sfeasst s;a' s ys 5S f0Ga 3 sa yss;ss
by tle Steamship Loauia, from tic West
Coast. Tho a,.l,nui Is y yuuns
ma!c y the 'n0;t ;c,x,ss nss'cet nc,l'y Gyal1a
feet III height. Its beclling 1roSs, aattencd,
pudgy puso, ulack lnuzzle si.sasl c4rs alld lhlck
inEGTs, cleft only 70 tho scros'd jotHt, dlstt'l-
gulsh Il nnmlatakablY faoIn tlc clMpanzcc.
nllvo 10 Ensiaml. II IL tho winter ot is;5Ga
young femaie gorilla. Of much smaller sizs w!.s
exhibited by tlIa lato Mrs. Wontwcl! In liy.r-
pool upd other places; i died n March, 1s1G' ~.
anl sent the skeleton To ths Leeds Museum.
i,ooi ps sndSD1s% snnd dead 'as ~ VIII; Wilton = ilaIl
All subsequent attempts ~ import 20
sstay sst s as Srs ssFf us 5ts %l Sa aaSs no Se'St
tunity of pro.ting By tho presentbucccss, u thu
members Il tic Expedition, With commcl'tlable
patriotism, are taking thu animal, o', Saturday,
BY the way Of Hull, to Derlin. ,,-,
Gardcns !. would have becu tho Iton ot tho day !
Tor, In nnddlton to tr Ercat se!eut!ac interest OF
tho species, the abarsadug llfo, energy, and toy.
GUS spirits VI this example wnus1 lAso maze y
q universal lHTuEIkcs CNtkEeEVuobt sVNIt!SA ~
Eberle's Aiexa1nlru 1Iutsl By tho members ut
the Exhibition, found tho creature ron.p!ug .nh
drayinr.rcoan, M H. now looking out ot lilo
widow with ali beeo'nllis gravity aud
ec.latenesn as though Interested, Gns
not Disconnected, by. tho hasy. multi
tu.io md noyslty without, then bounding
rapidly aong on knacklcs and ioet 70 e1a.I,ine
a,al puke fun AZ sotl,u nun conner; piayinlly
mump,ing At lin calves, pulling Ut hts beard n
spssal ssat s'i;nE t. hIs avs e1ailn'I ,4in.
s st ot a ~, t%iIs e 4, On Wiz
visitor after visitor. II no becomes over:c1eited
by tho fun, gentle bax on thu cur would bring
lin to order ilke child, like child only to hs
on ihc roMp again Immediately, Herolats will
the !n.leI finger claps with H. a1s ' p"at,, 9ai II
prefers roast n,cata to i,oila, eats Strawberries
j. SAW va! delicate arpIersa1tIyts,s,, 1s Is ~ y:
hands and feet beautifully plump, soft, all,
black US jet. He haa been eiglit montl,s and u
hulf IN the possession of thu expedition, hai
gruwn some q Inches In that time, and ls sup
posed To be between2 and = yeart of a9e."
, 1876-07-10

Tho Confederate Government R,. expresses, ha tn
werc snla 10 l,nya expressed. \ wt'iln9neas M 70
relieve tho hanks by tlc payment " the Go,,.
fctIcrate obligations tn. them With the cnIbn
hcjd 10 near, II thn sanu would le allowed f.
pass for such p,,rrueo to the banks, for ~ l'elf
ise, @ tiransh iho Unfon lines It vas d!i'c',ls
measure 10 carry through, aud 90 1astHc' oe. On
avoid strengthening the llands u tle Cnn!st:er- I
ato lntrrosf, as tho ch[al ,iu1nfHr q t'n nalk'
D'roctors wora not IN symaty Wle sIi ,ne auc1 wnn
army Or THO Union eause. IT, ns,stantri g 1p bur
ntSa: p'so., hfs1' sl 'tS 70 s e nnaiasturefs q
Ecw' Englani. IL. doy'sc n ;, s''cas'lro
tLat wo,,isl accomplish ths wns tho object
u mission t the yrttg 70 Was!ls,t,3ht MisifE 1st
tioor9e t Ashmun, Of hlassnchusets, aud Il!olnas
carwi,i, ri O,iit,. Attur several fMtcrvicws, and
tic drafting Of tcyornl nc&". at tho Ee4nost u
i pinlL lNrHtvlnw WAS ABuAHnBp.
10 IA to 10 gt!ct and FREQ from interruption, la.e
denbSal tie soidisEs' Hon,u an4 tho e33m9p II
non troops 'osr Watngn, W. .oi, rroes,!m 10 10
thc Trosido.,t With great cnrd'al!sy as tie prse-
don't iuye1 George Ashinun, anl lts tcapect for
Thomas Corwin Gnueletl that le had for any
9e to nf fissRaa fsssRs saw sk s' j. f rs"cs y t
joyiallty rcignctl, to thu forgotfulness of busi-
ness. botno hour or snoro elapsed IN thia uAy,
HhH LILO tFcMAtht AprcnFct! III Hifn fVA
anil tho crdcncc of etsrs Ind passed. anay, and
70 lad tmo. On tlis writer ro,noNItrattng with
3lr. Corwin that wo woro bxalnustlhE our
time without. approaching tho business tho
President lai arranged for, when y was prob
nAiy tho Inst tfr0 tho business could be dong,
the assurance was Glycn tint rs eonn % Mr.
Llaealn was III Tic bert VI huiN4r VIC would pro-
ccud., In tln inranwhilo the President, III Cit
joymcnt aud ahanlu'a,put his feet On tho ecrtrc,,
table and invited the others to do tho entllo, and
went On With his johcs until about TX O'Clock
Mr.. Cl,aaa In the Rnto-rooIn. 'Tllc President,
hosttatng moment, told the servant to aak Mr.
&. anu NJ. G. To sit down nloIue,it, rs hs was
engaged; and then Inquired nt,out the rolnaln-
narraltng, aud which Ind bceN interrupted. Ihls
completed, ho turned to the, wrltor and naked
/ for the pnp1fs atsl tho business tho interview
gas called for. Just as The statement began, tho
| door opcttad md =
| OF War and pf tho Tfea1ury,-Afr. B. rOmnrking
| gr,lfIlly, scarcely noticing tho 7!sitors OF the
| Prcsiiunt'a surprisc, aMr. Lincoln, VIC llavu
| Important war-ilews about revcrses, which 10.
Inands immediate attention, and We could not
wait.N Tho President, surprised and confused,
faco at 0t1ro. Ho turned to Ills vlstors aud said
ho could not give further tl.ne To thc business
tlqn, but to EYc HIN tho papers, and he would
at his alst leisure give tho pscdful or1ors i'm
msdlato15. ..
Of tHo President was defeated. i.ad astuy.ncws
cllau;c8 III lincs otc., drOlo tho thought out ol
the Presidents mind, rendering wllnt was ttcr
proper eoon' after ixexpclllent-, Tho rartle'
separated; thu Daptra wese MIslntd; the bust
ssD gs % sS 9s AS ogf oae o a e 81 Ga eS @
writer oyer 500 again; all are now dcad. =,
|
, 1876-07-10

nf q, tan tH. 9cn "pe'R ~ K,nt ~ viii, n rS,nanI"r
|" 70 Il. st hei!s % Is M.!s.rst ii. Viz .i,ssr . A.
danEterr lat nctIef of them SIS. 70 e'G
ct' e. On ~ He,.nrns "e"tn ~ .nn rmarI H. was
.. s,1 Ta.i u Kss;,, @ and oftc, i,oInr I'M.
is,ts ana to ps,sEe 1SSn s,G s,ts
ssas y i$s 81 Ts'ass IT, Holland, oYs 81, e tas
nonnIef ne nMeiT nIIaml II tI ha,;ny Marre FL Joan
fGnsafGn ,in ~ Ko,u ~" IL ;ia I:M an, III
sie u Eas. ..1,. ~ r,s,. "a yIu Miua rr.n ,yns
wuul ,nutle, " R;sLarI II. w III IT, .on % surcced
s!estea nKs %' PVT nnGsey II ,sv' 1n th.,sn. Ia
nmn I1 .,anse r. ~ rarii,fu XIII ~ II,
ng, hcs ScsG Tin"s " H. IfoiIs"I @ % m NJ w,se ent
wt1oat aa i'9S , eae Viii 1''0e9 .he ing sonner s
~ ~, 'H " % palm.,. ExrI of vi" w:st,narc. wS.s
ism1. i1 wu. rrcatsH Earl uf Kent, hut % uno,l his
deah h Without s son sio it]o % nRan nj 6ccaas @ cx. *
@ kont n " ta sae ne "a1 !. rcalnc unt
17 whsn @ ;" lieury @ 1a'itS Urey. e rst Marni. md
| maitc ~ KnnsL' tlic,l wiihonf fnnie Il.
IN W. speso puKa 81 Ksn top a nj
a1eo On II f.. se a.i in !. m noans ,sss f. :.
eisn Ear, ~ sus.cx. Wiiltam tie NlSini Ghrried
| A.tc1iwn ,rfdf1,x ~ ttnnrv T. rhr hrtH fho
Gasia Of |'aq 2el IL toys1 "U .n mn IN l
~ wasS'I X, '" chartsr NJ Hcnry H. s5ra.,M Earj
II sussex. On the death II tic flfllt
E,r! TmTi, t1s 1iini in 1914 Without jss,,c. tho
Es e hs S{sx 5e% r.
iin. nat,,Ta mi son Of W ue6tIfey Count Of Z Aniou
fatS,or t,ai, Ia iicnry IL. war; EnrIs Of SUSIE
Alter them thcro WIS nm Earl Of
sasser aptil neg, s xheq Rol!srt i K,tyl'1e.
Wa . 80 crcatol. ThIs family iNro the tii1c until
.irt1 Earl of SussaI. Il Scca,uo ext,nct. il,
1dH. Thomas EavIic, Lord Haytie, wns created
ill., ILL., son M Janies savllo, u,,on wl.useo I'd
death, In lU7i, tGe Rsrldom bccanu
sesin extinct. In 1g74 Thomns 1ennari,
S1d Dasls y. g siea.s R4s ; 2! sas.sT, = Iat l;s !;
inh Taibot T.. Yelyurton. sixteenth Lord tircr Ju
Rnthrn. sn,i srconi Viscnupt Ioneney;lir
through female descent tic representative al
iIcnry Grey, Duke oi Kent, WIS created Earl
10 10 an d end, and in 18oi Princo Xugustt,.
TrctIertrE. 1xth son Of Gcotre ill.,, was clcatci
Duke @ Of Bnsse1. s lie diol lggaly Unmarried ir
lu4s. The King oi Hanover l. Duke Of Cum.
1Scorre iii. bayine been so created In i799. til
iN4 Earl Of Gi,cstcr, ~ wSs not preYi
ta,sly ul Earl Of Cumberland, cxchapglnt
es' 5s s5 s 1oFbss msnSs SSn9s G g 1 fan a
H. na,an GsorI was crrain rarl ri ft,,,nhnrlo,,ti
In 1S4l on The jeati, Of IIcnry Clifford tne it'll
Eari, lis Eariiuni bocaa,o' extinct, hut th
! Isrghfer sn, ho,rest. in 1G+l princ
T",srt If ~ tho Rh,nn was mad
% DuEo Of culnberland, and thu tttis waa con
fc1rsd u upon Priucc George Of denmark, H.
'1E Wt1ism. y tl,n socnud 1'' ,nn Or Of Gcorre H.
wns maifo Dukn Of Cumberland II 1Ta
aus @ pr;nco not,rv. brother Of George iii
ras mnJa Dukn III Cu,nhcr,und md StfatI
o~hnrssa t,,h iy.t ri RIVAL nrcrnrra nfr,v nyfanI
, 1876-07-10

1r, norf,. TINT IJo T,,c:r nprocd tn Helm
n ne.eis6f sIntt II. Carpenter tn Tic untod
Statoa Senntc.
N "e Sa.'or af TIA Tribune.
M1wAuhnr' July 81 aeo TINT o'o Of your
Milwaukee, correspondents for soino ino-plien-
bic reason, rcyaupa md eiubu,lishcs al old cx-
p'oaso 'ta41e0' -" ~, @nu ..u.'eoe ~ 10
VAoH 11o"s, .
In tho following paragraph cllhpoa from LIS
.wsitias @ tse ss 9s.ut M of IT. m p tic Leg
aaa!s.tisa v: fessiSeate " " e;isst !si Pss.
oeratio members soahl S e. ~ha sl, would .oso 10.
Tx1 o'sGnal s ,rar Fot v III cMn5ensof M
sf.s ~ ,eHrixc h" VAN rr r.ScraS X nr %m,
nnabia ia pass spn #. finally submitted il to Xiii
carptntor hineilr WIN rciutca ia allow the nioney
stani ti s,e ~ seslant II tite r,o,eys expended
VII sS.iasd fis@ ;ssa; aisa asssstss,{. ;{sa {,
ro %ss.snn, aug cns ~ s1
fro,n iha whisky ,,,cn 1t WIS Tas' vithnnt ~ ths
,tpo nr Mp, t,stnrntc. # Il h1sa saiI viii
rug.rd 10 tho proaf hldueod That Al sttcn1ps was
halns nads TO .he SatiHst fos hr csfpsn-
taas tls tsao stSfJ " Mr' a; H. Tas.,snn through
e. 9at @ 10 9g Wa
a H. sr.tsn IN VI drn rrsa
nensdofaton to i,rosMro lin fu,itfcut Yntca fsaI
EAm"1iirsu n,nm>nr, nt ti,"f I'M. nisJrnI - ~. IL
raII ~ M,oI'snI Ind Fnsh ~ sanss' - o,s s.e
IA " Tia ima, ataten senate A. a"d .osr s;H9.
tIas l,o lssa iu poweT TO iniiusuco thst JW NUM-
bor Of mcmbffs y 10 20 ilesIrs4t and That
tAs oay talS tais ,nHte 'tat nnoAI aauY WHISKY money
~ ~ IT. rnos%n II" c.,G, W. w. ~ te1ct
M rhonson s trouh liz atsofnvI ad nav xh3eh "a, a.
lsrenptorIIy dce'insd, ~ ''" "''
70 1as & as tho an2Ya paragraph r, relers r. e e. ne M
parts. lad ito "utttnncy" Ut Mdtiisuli, anu Ii
anybody l',ade any offer ofthe KIND inlteateA Is
irisr,Js; llc Iii II on its 1wn hook, n,Ih nut M
cnHtn.1 frutr1 Yi,s M no{ r., 10 Madison a ma "a
sta tra,,ttI, tic pouatnroS S1tst fu ~ ,a,, u
Isay sht Il ssas ] atss t to 'S AZ
well az 'g1uld, to urleat htr. Carpenter, anu
10 my Au,nl,lo nnd Aulct way llnpc coutrlbut-
| ed something n tint necessary md iaudablc
| undertaking. And your correspondent not only
lIbcls mo III iptimut|ng that authorized ny
to tirn!sh sutlIsient nu1nbrr III u
yotes T. ,.. " + %ossh,o a sam GMsRahtet.; r.;
wv ae s,. MifeEs, y r rJSsip.e, stnl Ktoasor ait1
, 1876-07-10

Even Hendricks and The double-hack action
compromise cur1onry plank fail to hatisfy thB
Conncctie.,t eoitrmo,ley faction Their organ,
the Nsw Haven, Onion, smin9s out for reter
nsl,ls "such traitors u Ti!dsp, Belmont, aud
Ma1ble,h