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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

ON THE BoARD.--By reference to
our Stock Report 1t will be seen that
two OF our new mines, or at least
one new one and an old one under a
new corporation, were yesterday
called in the San Francisco Stock
Board. The first Is the Webber,
situated most fAvorably, being al
most directly south Of the Kossnth.
sne other Is the Silver City. OF the
former 400 shares were sold at $l.5O.
VI the latter $3.50 we're disposed of
at sS' S2h, $2X, closing at SIX
ms looks like business, and we are
s'ad to chronicle these transactions,
as IL shows that although the loca-
lions have not been yet developed to
tne extent OF our older mines, they
are In brisk demand. We were
shown yesterday an assay of more
mnan average ore from the Silver
lily mine which recorded the fol-
lowing: Silver, $39l.l4; gold,
*Slt.l4; total, $s2O2.27. We will
sise'a more extended report of these
anlnes IN our weekly mining sum
mary of Thursday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

RErURNED.--"Home again, home
again, from foreign Shore" thus
gaily caroled our old-tine friend,
Tote Moves, as he came in town yes
terday morning from a protracted
visit East. He has been all over the
old tramping ground, visited the old
schoolhouse where he played with his
chums and little sweetheart "twenty
years ago." laid down fiat and drank
from the running brook as he did
long ago, sneaked in the spring
house and ate cream with his fingers,
then wiping them on his pa falcons
Just as he used to do; wouldn't go
through the orchard gate but jumped
over the fence, picked the rosiest APP
pies, which he stuffed into his peck
cts and shirt bosom, looking around
every minute, and ate taem behind
the old barn just to make believe he
stole them. Two things he tried to
do and made an ignominioas failure
Of both-one was to ride a calf in the
barn yard and the other to climb q
tree. After the first he was unable
to sit down for a week; the latter
effort cost him a suit of new clothes.
In fact, he acted so queer that the
old folks had placard put up in his
room bearing the inscription, "Once
a man, twice child" But he is
back and, right hearty welcome he
received from his friends, who num-
Der legion.
Mr.. J. II. Jaqua, of Dayton, re-
turned yesterday from San Francisco,
where he had been for few days on
business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
PARTICULAR NOTICE I

49,. undersigned, on more than oAe occA-
~. dyen notice that he was not &C.
''0.' for debts contracted without an
eo.n 20. tb.-. are those who will still pre-
. .su. bills incurred without such .uthoris.-
gen. gen. everybody stands on their own Pounds
hon n'A FRANK KENYON.
Publisher "Times."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
LATEST DISPATCHES.
RENO, Feb. %.

RENO, Feb. %.
The discovery of quicksilver and
silver recently made near Steamboat
Springs, eleven miles from Reno, has
eliminated in an excitement of the
widest kind. On Sunday the whole
country was taken up by parties from
Reno.
Men who have been examining the
discoveries the past two weeks have
bought one of Louis DAVIS and Thos.
Wheeler's claims for $4,000, and the
money was deposited to their credit
in San Francisco. To-day the same
parties offered to bond the adjoining
claim belonging to the said parties
for 1921, 900; but Dawes and Wheel
er refused the offer. The prospects
look. bright for regular quicksilver
mania, as the whole section for miles
west of the springs is thought to be
rich in cinnabar. Experts will be on
hand in few days to make thor
ough Investigation. That the discove-
ries are valuable and permanent no
one prctends to deny.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %.
Rutherford's leg is badly swollen
from the effects of the late 4-mile
race. 1t is thought he will be lucky
if he gets back into proper shape.
Katie Pease is all right, and will be
prepared for the two-mile race a
fortnight hence. Golden Gate re-
turned to Ocean View the day after
the race, and Hockhocking crossed
the bay on his way home, Saturday
both horses are looking first rate.
kilograms from Sacramento an
nounce that Gov. Irwin to-day
signed the city deficiency bill.
Large numbers of creditors are in
terestcd in this result, and the
wheels of the city government have
been in danger of stopping, as re-
CARDS some departments, for want of
funds.
A fire at quarter to four this
morning, corner Francisco and Tay-
lor streets burned house and barn be-
longing to G. B. Buckles. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
CARSON, Feb. %.
The Board of State Prison Com
missioners met this morning, Kilt
rell and Minor present. In the
matter of P. c. Hyman, the follow
ing report was read
We, the majority of the Board OF
State Prison Commissioners, having
heard all the testimony adduced IN
the charges preferred against T. Z.
Hynan. Warden of the Nevada
State Prison, aud having fully con-
sidered the same, do find that said
charges are not only without foun-
dation, but SAID Hyman is fully ex-
onerated by the proofs taken and
offered in the investigation. 1t Is
therefore ordered that said +. q.
Hyman be, and is hereby reinstated
in his position of Warden OF said
State Prison from and after this
2Sth day of February.
ISicned J. Il. KITRELL,
j. ID. MINOR.
r. w. Bolen, of the U. 5. Mint,
is lying at the point of death from
pneumonia.
Another faro den, situated on
Kearny street, was raided On this
afternoon. Edward Cleveland was
locked up on charge of dealing.
A detachment of police departed
to San Quentin this evening to
assist in guarding the prisoners
who number 200.
SAN QUENTIN, Feb. %.
The workshops at the State Pen
itentiry were burned this after
noon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

MORAL WITHOUT A TAIL.-At
great expense and inconvenience We
have employed the most accom-
plished and thorough Chinese
scholar to translate for us series
of stories, each having highly in
structive and interesting moral,
that we may be the means of i'm
parting knowledge to the youth of
our town in leasant and agreea-
BILE manuer. The following is the
first, which occupied some five
weeks of diligent labor, and fifteen
gallons of midnight oil
"oNE sHUTEE EYE SAT-"
One littee lat very much no clan
see. hap welly bad luck-Missie
chop off him queue welly short.
Him hap ely, no likee much 60
home, faid after lat heap much
laugh. Den he tink some tink welly
smartee, he lun home so fast he go,
he tellee boss: "Missie welty
smartee, she hap got bad box to
batchee lat. Me no see him. allie
same; you sable my eye to muchee
shutee. l smellee cluse. No like
to get killee alice same Sam
Sing. / putty muchee sharp; I
stickum my tallee in box, dam you
sabbee, cuttee all off. Bassee den
say welly good lat. You alice time
nab good cleese
Fearing this translation, although
of an excellent character, might not
be fully understood, we append the
original, which to our disgust we
find it is in no way connected with
Chinese literature: "A blind mouse
gifted by nature with an elongated
narrative, was unfortunate enough
in his meanderings about the cheese
box to have the aforesaid narrative
severed from the main body by a
formidable sharp-edged instrument
used in the culinary department. for
the purpose of dividing the staff OF
life. Fearing to return home with
out some good reason for this dis
graceful mutilation, he, in the vii
lainy of his soul, concocted the
story that in testing the qualities Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

IMPORTANT DECISION. - In an
other column will be found an i'm
portant decision regarding the
Hawley Consolidated Mining Com
pany, and the Memnon Company,
rendered by z. Chandler, Secretary
of the Interior. It should be at
tentively perused by all who are
engaged in mining.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
ANOTHER RICHMOND,

come not rs O single sentinel, but
as batallions." They charge upon
the host of intelligent readers. For
another Richmond has appeared
upon the field, and in few days,
SO We are informed upon most re-
liable authority, a Lew daily will be
started in Reno. As the campaign
draws near. like war horses, they
snuff the battle from afar.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

HARRY McCAUsLAND.-,T popu-
lar gentleman has opened neat
cigar stand ut the Arcade saloon, be-
tween the Odd Fellows building and
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Office, G street.
Virgiaia- He will sell none but the
finest brands Of cigars and tobacco.
Give him q call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

NEWSPAPER COCKTAIL. - Fred.
Harte, of the "Reveille," says the
Virginia Enterprise" is more
valuable to him than his morning
cocktsil. Come to think Of it there
is something of literary cocktail
about the paper. Coin supplies the
sugar, Dan De guile and Loomis,
the absinthe, for flavor, with a dash
of champagne for life +; ellis. the
bitters for general seasoning; Jack
son does the mixing, while Good
win supplies the en-lightning'
whisky. the lemon-juice. and-yes,
q little more champagne.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

If you want tasty letter heads,
II you want nice visiting cards,
If you want the best of ball works,
If you want any kind of job work
Leave your orders at the TIMES Of
flee, and you can secure them on
short notice, at low rates, and in the
best style.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
LOST-ss REWARD.

On Monday, February 1zth, a
white handled six-shooter, silver
mounted, Of the x l. pattern. was
left in Becker's clubhouse. The
finder will receive the above re-
ward. and the thanks of the owner
by returning it to this office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

CORRESPONDENCE. - In another
column wild be found an interesting
ietter from the Cerro Gordo Dis
snct, lnyo County. California. We
Will hereafter receive regular letters
from gentleman of much mining
experience who has travelled
through and prospected that sec
sion quite Thoroughly, this, with
MS connection with some prominent
mines will enable him to oommani-
cate with more ability than one max.
ing q hasty tour Of inspection.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
Stocks look better.

As we go to press the stars are
shining clear aud bright.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

Any one finding Il $50 gold note
on Main street will please leave it at
this office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

IDENTICAL SALOON. j. Miller
mas opened one OF the finest saloons
IN Virginia City, in the rear OF the
Identical Cigar store, "A south .
street. There Is where you will hnd
everything In first.clas order. CLUB
rooms attached. Give him q call. :"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

This is a mixed world at the best,
but il does seem ~ il some men realty
tried to make it worse. For instance
If Parton, who married his late witv's
daughter by former marriage should
be blessed with children, they wall
be their own uncles and aunts, Mr..
Parton will be their father, grand
father and uncle, and their mother
will be their aunt and grandmother.
Mrs. Part IN will be her own mother
and Mr.. Parton his own father. Rath
err mixed up piece Of business all
round.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

Prof. Stewart and the appeal
editor have again become ''sweet
friends"--a sugar-cane transaction.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

A Virginian goes to school to his
wife, and she makes him stay after
school when he's unruly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

We learn that our Sheriff Is look
ing for an aged Piute to represent
Nevada at the Centennial.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
SETTLE UP.

Ali persons knowing themselves indebted
to Bennetts Bros. in either the livery or hotel
business. are requested to settle up by the lss
Of January. This demand is imperative end
II not answered will be enforced IN . legal
manner.
JOHN & ALFRED BENEFITS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

A Wholesale instalment of "the
beautiful" has been received
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

BoRN-On the Goth, in Silver
City, to the wife of M. 7. Powers, a
daughter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
PIE CRUST.

PIE CRUST.
Stocks look better.
As we go to press the stars are
shining clear and bright.
A Wholesale instalment of "the
beautiful" has been received
Any one finding $50 gold note
on Main street will please leave it at
this office.
We learn that our Sheriff Is look
ing for an aged Piute to represent
Nevada at the Centennial.
Prof. Stewart and the "Appeal"
editor have again become ''sweet
friends"-a sugar-cane transaction.
A Virginian goes to school to his
wife, and she makes him stay after
school when he's unruly.
Profanity and plug tobacco are
crutches on which many boy
walks to a loafer's grave.
The man who made an impression
on the heart of q coqnette has
become a skillful stone-chtter.
Many people who have not adver-
tised and who say that they "do
not believe in it," forget how little
il costs to make a trial.
"What shall do to keep warm ?"
asked shivering, slightly-lressed
lady. II don't know" said solemn
Quaker. "unless thee puts on
another breast-pin."
The Sutro sIndependcnt" exclaims
in wrath: "Why the devil don't you
give us credit for our itemsl" Poor
fellow! You have no idea how bard
it is to "give the devil his due"
Letters held for postage at the
Silver City Postoffice: Mrs. James
Dewyres, Virginia City, Nevada;
Miss Annie McReynolds, Sebastopol,
Sonoma county, California.
The letter Of Prof. Whitehill in
Sundays Enterprise" is "A straight
forward manly explanation of his
difficulties with the Centennial Direc-
tors.
A Sacramento beet-sugar factory
turned out 100000 pounds of white
sugar in 1875. The beet yields l3t
per cent. of sugar-5a per cent more
than the average yield of Europe.
A man who had his new hat ex
changed for an old one in barber
shop adver'ises that, unless it is re-
turned, he will forward T. the wife
of the man who took it the letter
found in the lining of the old one.
IL don't know anything more
tryin' to the temper" says old Uncle
Job Stehbins, ethan fr n MN to
wind up clock every day f'r TWEEN
ty years aud then find ont that the
peskv thing is an eight-iiy con
sarn"
Il Democratic exchange thinks that
Tom Hendricks and Jerry Black
would make popular presidential
ticket. the combination, tom and
jerry" suiting Democrats exceeding
ly well. Our information, however,
is that they like it better straight
A "father" wants to know what
will keep respectable, but poor
young man from hanging round the
front of the house! A doublc-bar-
relied shot gun has been known TO he
effective. We think Joe Munckton's
big dog might do something towards
the misery Of that dis
trcssed household.
I've white boys and negro went
possum hunting, the negro furnishing
the dogs. Next day the darkey was
asked how they came out. "kocht
four possums." "Well, what did you
getl" "Dunnn masse, yer see ives
gwine in cahoot, and ketcht four
Mars Jim took two and
Mars Mack two, and as ives gwinc in
in cahoot, l reckon l gifts dc cahoot."
This is a mixed world at the best,
but il does seem ~ il some men realty
tried to make it worse. For instance:
If Parton, who married his late wite's
daughter by former marriage should
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

Tw. white boys and negro went
possum hunting, the negro furnishing
the dogs. Next day the darkey was
asked how they came out. "kocht
four possums." "Well, what did you
getl" "DunnN massa, yer see we S
gwine in cahoot, and ketcht four
possums. Mars Jim took two and
Mars Mack two, and as Yves gwine in
in cahoot, l reckon gifts de cahoot."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

Hon. James. Crawford, Superin-
tendent of the mint at Carson, Ne
vada, is on an official visit to this city
says Washington correspondent of
a recent date, and is the guest of the
Owen House. Mr.. Crawford is a
native of Kentucky, and crossed the
plains with an OK team in 1852. ON
the site now occupied as mint build
ing in Carson he and four others
killed bear and scalped an Indian
on the 18th day of February, 1852,
and he did not think it was a good
location Tor mint. He is an acom-
plished officer, gay bachelor in the
prime OF life, and every inch man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29
STOCK REPORT.
MONDAY. Feb. %.
Moruing Board.

MONDAY. req. 20.
Morning Board.
,,os ophir, 65h 65a; o
liz Werican. 25A 25h 2oA:
S ~ Gould 4 Curry. 81 M3.
, ~ H Hest 4 Belcher, 6sh 6ssss.
1850 Savage. ion..L
SSo Cholisr, " 94H. .oIo
~ Vale 4 Norcross, ~ ~.
ase Gown Point, 26h 25h.
e s1o ysIlow Jacket, l02* luz.
x,% imperial, l0h ioa;
0 TX Empire Mill. ~ w.
I2O Ksntuck. 10 20"
,a7s Alpha. 80 Io3:
SIO Beeher. 81 SH
wv ss con, Virginia, 4ls A! ASK.
10 20 Sierr~ Nevada, ~ I'm.
IoTo california, W.
YIN Builon, IS y.
a ,n0 Tschequer, 1871 l5h.
o9 9S 90 Bslcher ",
AS 0vsfnsn, 70 ~
~, succor, az AZ. ,,..
, III Union Con-, II llHoo.
,assO Lady Bryan, 81 4.
no Julia. ID.
i0O Caledonia, ~ o9a'
~ Afternoon Board.
10 Meadow Valley. 8.
aa0 RAYMOND l. Ely, 19h lsS.
10 Eureka Con. Ii lax.
~ Leopard, w %.
,aoy Jefferson. AS.
ia CiIis. TX TX.
.Sso Panther. 3x 3.l5.
"a Hnssey. 1.
~ Mansfield. Sc.
"a Advance, 9k.
N Coso Con-, 75c.
n Def,apce, lA.
80 General Thomas
.oSs Golden Chariot, IN 2lb.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

= Profanity and plug tobacco are
crutehes on which many boy
walks to loafer's grave.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

The man who made an impression
on the heart of q coqnette has
become q skillful stone-chtter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

a Massachusetts patent rat-trap he
lost the aforesaid elongated nara
tive. This secured him the good
will of the President of the commua
nifty, and ever after he was amply
supplied with all the requirements
of life, without subjecting himself
to It's manifold dangers. View the
difference, and yet some people
would enact laws preventing the
immigration of these intelligent
people.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

Many people who have not adver-
tised and who say that they "do
not believe in it," forget how little
il costs to make q trial.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

"What shall I do to keep warm p
asked a shivering, slightly dressed
lady. IT don't know" said solemn
Quaker. "unless thee puts on
another breast-pin."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

A "father" want, to know what
will keep respectable, but poor
young man from hanging round the
front of the house! A doublc-bar-
relied shot gun has been known 10 he
effective. We think Joe Munckton's
big dog might do something towards
alleviating the misery Of that dis
trcssed household.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

The Sutro Independent" exclaims
in wrath: "Why the devil don't you
give us credit for our items2" Poor
fellow! You have no idea how bard
it is to "give the devil his due"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

A Sacramento bcet-sugar factory
turned out 100000 pounds Of white
sugar in 1875. The beet yields l3s
per cent. of sugar-5a per cent more
than the average yield of Europe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

Letters held for postage at the
Silver City Postoffice: Mrs. James
Dewyres Virginia City, Nevada;
Miss Annie McReynolds, Sebastopol,
Sonoma county, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

II don't know anything more
tryin' to the temper" says old Uncle
Job Stelbins, "than fr MIN to
wind up clock every day for TWEEN
ty years aud then find ont that the
peskv thing is an eight-iiy con
sarnv"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

\ Democratic exchange tlinks that
Tom Hendricks and Jerry Black
would make a popular presidential
ticket, the combination, tom and
jerry" suiting Democrats exceeding
ly well. Our information, however,
is that they like it better straight
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

A man who had his new hat ex-
changed for an old one in barber
shop adver.ises that, unless it is re-
turned. he will forward T. the wife
of the man who took it the letter
found in the lining of the old one.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-29

The letter Of Prof. Whitehill in
Sundays Enterprise" is "A straight
forward, manly explanation of his
difficulties with the Centennial Direc-
tors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-01
8alttmore Olo, yretag, BEN [. 9e}ember 1876.

Gin Suiti3mprb miro aus q m itgoillc
N..D., gemelbet. Sor etrpa Mouaten nur0e
eort etu armer, uuwiiieneer Neger, Namens
Nlbertion, ouf Die Nnflage Der 8ranoitittuna
bin nerboftet. @s mar auf Song. S5lau6
cine Relbe BON Sranblttftuneen periibt uno
oaour6 etn S6aoen BON mebreren Sunoert.
tauieno Dollars augerthtet luoroen. gilbert
ION fam III ger6aft, bieje Sraubftiftungerl
0eritbt 5u baben. Seine ;uei S0bne iuur6an
NIT thm perbaftet uuO legten 3eusniB gcgen
thu ab. Oaraufbin fpuroe Q(bertIou fir
l6ulol9 ertannt uno au 3udtbau8Erafe per-
nrtbetlt. 2Sdbreno ieiner 9efan9euid)aft i'm
Sountps@efdn9ntiie oeriibte er Selbtmoro,
tnoem Ct itt) Die aeblc a6iflui.t. 9Sie fih
Iett berau89efellt bot, mar er uni9uloiq, uno
bate mau ieine SObEe burd @inidiidterunq
peranlaBt, gegen inn aus3uiaaen. G8 1T
namlt6 ren Bemiibungen oeS 0ebeimpolt.
5tEen Pagne 9clungen, ben et9entliheu grano.
Hitter in Der Berion elnes qeniIieu Sobanu
Wten;ler Su erntitten. Oieier pur0e perbafz
tet uno bat Gas Serbred)en bereit5 eipaeitau.
ben.
Sequem fir oen Coroner! pie
bo9gebenoeu gSogen beS SlHiies," 70 lautet
etne Settungsnotl3, Dbuben oorgeltern cinen
mdnnlthen 2ti9nam on oaS llfer gemorfen.
SetHen aeuBerungeu mad idl:tnt Der
Serun9lildte Elm 0anowerfsburife su iein."
VI II 10 nice beitet eiuen ,It5feten'
Ssreln." 9r. Deuiier, Seraus9eber oeS ,5ee.
botsn," 1T ietn 8rdrpent.
Die beritbmte eSdEgeriuQl Qlboni,
oermlttpete 9rdfin Bepoli, miro in sneiter
@be ben Sapitdn Der @aroe su Yaris, 9rn.
;3teqert heiratben.
Sn ct. eonis erbdn9te fd ser unOsrs
9etratbete, aus 9eilbronn, g8iirtt., gebiirti9e
S,anpfboct Grbetter Yhiltpp Sirfle. Der
Dfann mar Dem Srunfs ergeben.
- Nahe y uffalo, N.=D., eri6oB siid) aus
9et0notb Der wett uno brett betannte 0eutid)e
U. Shwarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-01

baruns" fir bered.ist balte, IN Der Sepalt
Su blelben.
Oas erfldre, rpesbalb man ale JiitfNd)ten
BEL Seite iete, oaB 3. 9. CHANDLER 9letdsettt9
8oritber beS republifaniiden gational 90
mites uno NRitglieo bes aablnets, relp.
5efretdr bss Sunern, 1T; baB Der @enera!
Iumalt bes Suuoes, Der als ioldler fret BON
ieber 9elbeni4ait unb ietem Yarteioorurtbetle
lem io1te, icin @utad1ten bell Snterenen lelner
politliden @laubens9eHoRen anpaBt oaB
Brdiioent Grant iidl ntdt lduger als ben ober.
fen geamteu oc8 2anoes, lonoern alS erlten
9bef Der Bartei betra6tet; haB bic Sunoes-
iolOcten gum Bartei- uno niat sum Soils
bienI!e permeroet neroen II. !. 10. Ser 9e'
neral 4nmalt, Sefretdr beS Snnern uuo anoere
Sabmets. .9eamte ieien frtid bonn ntStumpe"
nno aus oem @,titmrnel beS Bartelfamp1es
nad g8albnaton suridgefsbrt uno, nod e.
bitt pom gSablfclc5uge, ibre 6atbiAld9e
nid)t Den Sntereiien bes 2aubeS iiberbaupt,
lonoern oeneu Der Bartei angepabt. @ebe es
spei 2eute, Die uunIrbig leien, als &atbgeber
Oes Brdiioenten su fun9iren, 10 isisn 60 be-
loneers Der Sefretdr oes Snnern uno Der
General Inmalt.
Die Station" bat als politiid,es Sournal
einen boben SHuf, uno thre 4uSlaiiungen Der'
ben nid)t o6ne Snterclie 9eleIen tpecDen.