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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERsITY.-Hon. G.
j. Faulkner, the Regent for the third Ju-
diclal Circuit of this State, composed of the
counties of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan,
announces that there are two vacant cadet
ships in this circuit, and that he will receive
applications from any young gentlemen who
are desirous of these situations at this IDsti-
tuition. These applications should be made
on or before the 1st day of August, 1876.
The cadets are educated free of cost for
tuition, books, stationery, etc. For such as
desire Military and Engineering education,
this department is provided. Cadets, how>
ever, are not limited to this but may pursue
their studies in any Department of the Uni
veraity, subject to the general regulations laid
down in the Code for Cadets. Drill occupies
one bour on each of four days in the week.
The United States Government literally fur
nishes the special supplies required for this
department. These are of the latest and
most improved construction.
Eft The incoherent and half-digested
policy of the small minority in our late State
0NNNAOH WIZ lueIsLeu upon Incorporating
all sorts Of local and sectional crudities in the
platform, is exposed in rather striking coIors
BY the action of the National Convention
The wisdom of the majority, upon the other
hand, in rebuking the small disorganizing
element, and resting the campaign upon broad
constitutional and Reform questions, where
all can stand together, has now been fully
vindicated. This naturally suggests thathere-
after certain noisy aspirauts Ough. to be lit
tie more modest in their efforts to 'erun the
machine" in West Virginia.
COTTAGE HEARTu.-The July number of
the Cottage Hearth, one of the most thorough
ly interesting family magazines in America,
has been received. Contents varied and at
tractiye, as usual Published by Milliken &
Spencer, 347 Washington ST., Boston, at
$3.50 per year.
Hon. Edward Young. Chief of Bureau of
Statistics, will please accept thanks for
pamphlet copy of his Quarterly Report
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From the Detron Frse Press.
just about these days II IL not only nat
ur1 but highly appropriate, when two men
meet. to have n worn or two on 4 9 political SIT
uation. therefore. when man boarded n w Ood-
ward avenue car Yesterday and sat down beside
keen LOOKING old gentleman, II was all right
Tor him TO ask;
Gwen, how's indiana2"
what In thunder do know about Indiana 2"
shouted the old man. 81 never lived there-l was
never IN the State y
Its going to be pretty close, I guess" re:
marked the man, though seeming less interested
IT. IN before. .
whats going to be closer" yelled the old
man.
" The election"
"What election? p
Why, the State election"
"Mnat do | know about state election In
Indiana" cred tue old man. "Who do you
take me for s,rl'
"Why, 1 thought everybody knew there was
10 be state election in Indiana tomorrow
humbly observed the other.
"What business ntd YOU TO think so, sir 2
Do you suppose all the rest OF MANKIND thinks
rs YOU DOR DO YOU run TITS whole couutrvF
Never mind,' observed the mTn. US lie set
tied back 81 didn't know Tut that you took
an interest IN poliiics"
"You had no right to think so. sir-not the
shIuuw Il rich SIR! suppose ! should get
in u 4 I aud Isk YOU now Indiana was1 How
qu * YOU would knock mo down, sitI'
"Nu. wnudu't"
"iuen l'm II r, am ~" shouted the old
man. trying to p.ll on his oyerco I. There
would have Teen row had rot the other me u
hurfi d ont OF the car
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pENNsYLyANIA KAIInOAD.

- AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ll!lhs ltiNt Sew Ofk, Dc-brOsses and COrtlandA
sire n tcrli cs, as fllows.
tAprrss i9r urg Ptsbnrgh, The West and sonth
Win l!!lhHn Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. NJ a ana
ND j., VI SUNDAY. ami $40 +. VI. -
fol Nllanltport Lock Haven Cory ana Erie A. q Al
hna H'bO J. W.. c.nnrctlng AT CORY for Titusyllia
lttulruW enire, ana the on Regions
! % baltimore Washington, Hun the South 4" ltrnitsa
except sunday, $50 A. NJ. arrive Washtngioh a. ~
~ Hegniar q $40. A. Nj, 2.iO, sos, ana 0 r. NJ
hAnre9s ior pnlmaeh ma, $50 $40 $50 A. NJ. leso
-tN' o. y. Z $3.50 . T. NJ. ami ~ night. Accon,mo.
nNl A. VI AM $40 i VI sunday, \ A. n a. Il
: Pr anu A. NJ Emigrant aud sec nj class
for Crnonunl Depot AT $50, Gao 7ao $50 o.ao
\. NJ l<Yl q, tud r.. NJ. GA SUNDAY, < A. st. Ks.
'u' ,,Nt "No lnn'enuN Depot At 7:I5 :I5, 10 "a
rur hipN q ~ A. " 9nl =. ".
~ M,,,' ~ - "eIh' E.N! rW, Hallway, Princeton,
COL tf Nnts see ioti So. 'lIl u. a Ticket tIne"s
llnlt IS, tf,n !llt,. ~ "a, t.l and 1920 A. nj
ali 10 mP VI dny. 700 : N.,ud go f. II daiy
iAfp. N"nlAy. From NA-i lug On tud Hnltn,nrc'
n..' - \. ~, go, $40. tul Togo T.. NJ slUday'
h'"l Nl \. VI. From l'uliddrlnnia, l.li RlD A. Il
Htp 10 li:-p tlnO 4 VI. 40. $500 $40 5.l6 am
oaH' t.,'', $40. $40, and lnaJ T. VI sunday b.aS'
M-l .iH 9.iO, lrlD 1850 4 VI $3.50 and lO.90 y n
q, llchei one, 90 aud ui Br0adnAy No / Astnr
You = AM FOOT Of Drshrussos aud Cortllndt az,
10 Nuult 81" bfuukhni H. liB and llS hudson a.
non A., penot, Jersey CITY Emisrant Ticket once
FRANK THOMSON, d. "A Royn l.,
sS1sral Manager General Passenger Agent
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y AITlNG FOR SENTENCE.
IFHHyEEN CDNrICTED FhLONS IN
nIIL II lIOTrNIILIE
rvo Nslihf work In Judge per-b'ns'.

Two Msiihr WORK In Judge pcr-hins's
vnuit NHrd"r, Ie,iury. tOn-vrac'' nnd
F,ioniou. Nssnuii-rbe Law Pennliie-'
PorrsvItLr, oct. 11.-EightccH convicted
Molly IA CURES, and rcrsons connected with
he order III as-.s4ins. are to be sentenced on
Monday next FOLLOW "a. Is list Of the crimes
veruicts aud the penalties that must OF may no
imposed;
on tie 9Th # August the case Of the eom-
oonwealth asain-t John Kohoe, John MOTIFS
Dennis r.. Canning. Michael O'Hien' Ch'lstO-
pter Donncllv. John Donohue, John 6iopon''
and Prank NcIIulh, charged with assault win
,n,cpt to Kin William VI. Thomas OF Nahanoy
civ. vas called. he trial OCCUPIED nv9 r,hs
and resulted in verdict OF uulltN' WIN f'1nh
WriIi.gh recommended to the merry OF 'ne
Two DAYS later John Kehoc. CHRISTOPHER Don
,elIN Dennis +. Canning. Michael q bricn, rsnk
McIIuqh, John DonOhue. ana James huhrV
,.era fnund guilty Of conspiracy to Kill William
H. Ihomas, aud week later Michael % liz en-
Thristoph.r unnelly. Pat. Dol N, Sr' RAJ, but-
Iar lanes Nosrt,, John DOnOhue nnd tr NIX
O'Neill were adjudeed guilty OF asslsunR anu
aiding homas IluIley. tne murderer Oh doner
thomas Dunv. charged with being an acces-
aory Def re the fact &C. The MURDER of Is. +: fost,
was next tried. His trial lasted from the Stu
untti the 2Oth OF Sc tender, and resulted In q
verdict OF Guilty II murder In the frat degree.
e1iIty' aud "Mur' LawIor's case lhen came up.
Iawlor was accused II being an accessory after
tue fact to the murders OF anger ma uren. MS
case occuIied two DAYS. Although he TOOK the
stand and admitted that he was gun Y. the jury,
after being locked up all night disagreed, ana
was discharged.
"Gmltv" was the verdict In the case OF John
j. Slattcry, Michael DnOlan. and Charles ul-
hearn. ana =" Not gully Us 20 john stanton
Oh rged with conspiracy to XIII Willlm and
Jesse Major.
were barney al Il te b. yle, the former h wing
perlurrU h'r. II iu the Munloi So. ana the Two
latter In the lus, c.ss.
The list ends W.T. ut. D'nohue convicted OF
being an accussor, cite the fac 90 re rss iult
and battery WIN trfcnt t. Kill william NJ.
Thomas. aud rdWud A.Onugh u, convicted OF
being accessory before Tue fact T. the same
crime.
~ penalty for Thomas ID inys crime l., "
cour.e. death, wins iua those cuuvi'tei oi as
sault ana battery, with intent To- XIII. tue penal
Il limited to seven ycnra' inpri-pn nont aGd al
OOO nnr. The pnni. hmeut conspiracy IS
about the me ms that awarded for IN atten'pt
made with feiunious inteut, out IS WITHIN the
discretion OF the court, ana the pm Ivy at
tacnad to perjury Is limited to SlOlO nne and
nye years imprisonment.
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ont being explicitly Informed as TO the
principles Of the order, or that he dtd not CON
slider himself bound thereby. SHOULD ne ne
elected, to countenanco tts extreme dem nus
this might have hurt him with the adOpt-
ed citizens II the country but the pup
lie confidence in bis tn stworthiness IN
general would not have been shaken.
bat since he bas not the courage 70 aunt
chi and rnutrmutible evasiOns seeks to avoid
the re- ponsihility for his cts he creates well
founded doub's rs to how much faith NAV
be nj ceu uiOn his assurances In relation
.tu other qurstious Of import nee that
come no frr discussion In the Presidential
camuaign. Con iassOn for III. SChurz aud
number Of oihrr gentlemen who base their
pre- erences IN the c.impdi.n upon the private
uromtsrs made e. them by Hayes, SHOULD at
least have made that gent eman ca eful to
avoid atsunint a position IN which the asser-
ton that they have madc their choice in reli-
auce uppn his private promises must appear
aosulutely Ridiculous
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Saoln0s SauRs.

VTNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
u Nos 30i and 1903 Canal st., corner Laight.
open daily, 1919 D. and Monday evenings TOT.
ASSETS OVER tl2,OOOODO.
SURPLUS OVER ONE NlLfION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
q, s. CHAPLIN, Treasurer. n. j. HAINRs President.
I. FLOYD JONRs Secretary.
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Smustmtn,s.

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Illusions .. ''
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TIE Single Horse Bareback Champion Trick Equestrian
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MARkTZRKs cnEERY' Nj SIC. rus AMHZoN
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The Dreamy = Es sn$9 F$LhSr eys, ss TIL.
hoNS sFcu In ts sESTi n hbvkS NELL
ROA OFriCE OPtN DAILY
Fourth BAeA M lnec SATURDAY. at lSo: $50
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w i9h " io'''''' no ~
L mARRiGAS 4 HAhf...,'. '.....'....', .Preprciors
| HARRiGAN HART nlii.I,iAS & HAEr
or, Iilh ,GEiIAI Il 'fSvTRElS fisTiyAL.
IN the q eat Free and Easy S,rae
Kynncs and smith, fr nix Lcwt.. Louise Franklin
T. NV tF}S' ~, '' , U,'' -''
bar LAST OF tits SIOUX.
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49, - NJ 'Ni'.'"H''
IS""' " 'f ~. IL u. - roo,h.i "i"D "ON !"
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imp.es i've tirccrl
Begins ats; oNtr'tn MATINEE SATURDAY at liSo
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IS"Urn sII Nv INrStNc a.c,ra - ~ 4, N
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lIOR NORwAIK DIRECT.

. injecting with nanhury. Norwlix and New H,ves
hlro'ds Nv steamer AMEltlCU~ dauy Csuniays
sA'cnl'll ~ m Jrw"Fs docs. Brpoklyu. . 80 T. N
Iler 80 hast river 2i5 r. NJ. ana tool ii sBd st. Ea,i
'+~NN''''' ''NA''H' oS
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4Nbhe llOtIt.s.

fWUWl |IUIWt5,
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS OF SCHARCH
a co In pnrsu tncr Of an order OF the Court ~
Common Pleas Of The 2dth day o. September, 1870
notice u hereby glyrn u all persons IA wing claims
against the hrn Of scharch co.. consisting Of Ga h.
arihe Scnarrh PhihD SChweze ana Charles enkrn,
10 pro iuce and pr tne rfore the under sned
fierce at m Office, NJ the New Court House m the
city OF New YorA ON the itl day OF November 1870
IL o'clock a. NJ,
THOMAS II. LANDON. Referee,
FRANK MALocsAY, plaintiffs Attorney, Bcekman s.
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hersoull !lotIces.

hISEASES or MEN, Nervous Debility, and Nin-
dred affections speedily ami permanently cured Dy
HENRY 4 DANIELS, NJ. d. liz Lexington ay, u ar
xvth u. Hours. y to i
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sitnllsTrI.

A RTIFlCIAL TfETH a spcciaity.- Rubber sets
"a from g. upward subs tAntitiv made cIrrfn /, NJ
'eu' ana guaranteed to give sat stactinn.
j. L. KENNEDY, SO Bond st.
(EAITIFUI. teeth Tor e. single 81. W rr,nted-
ID silver nj IN 5, 5nc. Y. Y Dent ios ? y ii, az
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AL"A,SY, Am. TH9y, by, pay noArs

.
- lltr Az MO aud 81 at $50 A. NJ Landing Al West
rom; NeNburgn, Pong 1keepsle lhlnrOecK Catskili
hni hWsoh Connections At Albany wit new train Al
T. " Tor g." West, over New YORK Centra arriving az
bunao tlu. ssp nsipn Bridge $50, aud Niagara y ia
az stp the following morning. Ccntnuou- tratns az,
Aer 9hort ana Cana Ia southern roads To We.i Point
SIC. ~ 30. ND'''' i"ushA"oP-
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Steamboats, anO Rallroaos.
A GREAT REDUCTION or FARE NY
PEOPLES LINE TO Albany.
tlr.i,cliss pis.ayc only 81 al or Oct. 1

HTVsON KINFk ~ NOONLIGHT.
centennial visitors enjoy view Of the besf and
most magnificent scenery OF the M nds on the Hud-
eon by travelling on the
PEOPLES LINE
OF elegant and cOmmudnus boats, passing West Poipx
and All places ~ Interest early In the evrniuR anu CON.
needing At Albany with morning trains for CHICAGO and
al points north and west. $40
floats leave daily lSundays excepted at6P NJ from
Yer A. H.. near L nnsyiyanii Rairold Per IN New
1urH he ulr Hudson RI er Railroad tickets ,akrn for
passage and statoruom herthr. Staterooms warmed
~ steam. Meals on the European plan.
Acntcnnsl excursion tickets good ON other lines In
Albany viii he for ua-sngp. -
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Boaro anO Aoon
ADVERTISERS

Il T-iON hD' th ilNEhN
May leave their fayors for 1mR sry A, the only
authorized uptown aivertI-"ni mt Ohct-,
l,13S BrOs iway, corner OF ilst st., an q r. VI, and
3OS West 2,d st., opposite Grand Operi House, AMI
No, 7NO ID v" corner OF am st- uItl y N
Norxtra char ..
n 80 HUDSON 81, corner HARRISON, lodging
IN anu lglt housekeeping rooms, a. to s. per week
American family.
A -GENTLEMEN and ladies can have good board
~ at very reasonable terms, at 100 Grands Il.
FEW ladies' ami gentlemen, also man and wife
IN can nave board at 22i spring It.
A LARGE front ON, furnished Tor Housekeeping.
IN 15h Greenwich ST., near lltn st
nE~IRABLE newly iurnisncd rooms Tor gentle.
~ men Only also Two large rooms Tor man ana wife,
al "a Edrdge st.
LNIRNI~HED front ami bedrooms to two gentle.
4 men or married couple. - Nurth Moore n.
FURNISHED rooms Tor young men. with BOARD or
Il WITHOUT. 40 West 3lsi ~
GENILEhEN and ladies accommodated with
~ outrdi pleasant roumsi terms nlOuerate. POS Mul
berry sin near spring.
EENTLEMEN can have good board single on large
~ rooms gay buardvrsi tcrhs mOuerate, POD East
BiuagMat.
T2'O DRE~~MAKER and others Furnished
rooms NiihtY'ri acconno nation 40 West 3l,t II.
- 3D Ay.-Luge fr,m room fof light house.
Il hrcplns or Two Young men, a. large attic room,
t2.bO per week.
cJ EAST 12TH ST.-A few ladies' and gen.
roonsi terms moderate,
O-O widow Mil board or lode lwo Ldes
O. GOOD HOARD, pleasant rooms, u-e OF par.
SDDs Tor central location day loardin, and 10 glns
BY Inc week. 1873 Grand 81" corner CROSBY.
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I ,yCEuM TnaEadTRt6 OCT. "a
INDIAN CI.UB-, any SIZE, 81 per pair
i BORNsrEfN, KlAG OF Gu rs. Is Ann 1t.
GtturslOns.
xolitlta,.

foIltlta,.
A GENERAL. MASS MEETING or tue
~ James ia ASSOCIATION OF tue 6tn Senatorial Dis.
trct VIII be hela this Onursl y evening, oct. ~. Al
o'clock IN Humboldt Hall nS Az, G. All citizens In
favor OF ne election OF samueJ. rlden requested
10 attend The meeting VAL be addressed by the Hon.
James Dtlv, the Hon. Luxe H. CCzzens, John f. WASH
ESD, ant Jostp T.. New burger E-q.
THOMAS NLOHERrY, Secretary.
A NEE TING Of the Democratic Boys IN Blue, com
~ posed Of the nen who served with the t0th Regi-
ment lrish brigade, ami ,orcoran Legion du lag the
lite war, Will be hed At llhernt Han % Prince st. on
Thursday evening oct. r. at oc Tor purp sc
of electng delegates to the soldiers and Sailors
yentiln At Albany ON the 18Th INST.
All who served In any 81 the above organzat are
invited to attend.
CAPT. JOHN BELL, Chairman.
NJ. J. PRRKINsos, Secre arg.
nEMOCKATIC County COnven,io n.-Ihe dc e.
~ gates To the Democratic County Convention will
assemble AT Irving Han on SATURDAY Oct a. at r. NJ
BY order IRA SHAFER Chairman
JoHN ID. CoUdHLIs, WIN. + MITCHELL, Secretaries.
Inis adj iurnInent is caused BY the liliy Of the
Conference Committee to meet before Thursday after.
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tirn GOODS.

nRY GOODS At OLD TINE PRICES
~ Specla'ti III nannels blankets and underwear.
lard Wide unhl eachrd muslin, Sc. per ward IN
CLOCK BOYD, formerly LAMBERTs.
b23 Grcenwlch ~. ana 9th st.. Morrlsania
II FEPS patent party-made dress shirts. the very
IN best, for 81 can be finished as easily he,nmng
"A handkerchief. 57l Broadway, aud g2l Arcn ST. Phi-
Adclphla.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
SC. A. WEIGHT"

The See Alright Association il one
of Mr.. Conrad Wiegand's many inspira-
items. I. IS the habit of harsh minded
people to speak Of these Inspirations as
vagaries, evidences Of insanity and in
like terms. For our part We believe
pretty much SIS Thoreau believed OF
John Brown at Harper's Ferry. He re-
sented the craven idea that the old hero
Vas crazy. and went SO far IS to say. in
Retaliation. that be vas the only sane
man il tbs State of Virginia On the
night Of Lis brief battle there. On some
M:;iqs orr friend Conrad is good deal
saner than anybody we know OF in the
City of Virginia. None so clear and
sound as he upon the silver question;
and fes among the speakers and
preachers 50 pure CT faith as he in his
:. saifcantly punstiye character 0! &C.
A. Wright The fast is, judging from
what we gather from a hasty glance at
Mr.. Niegand's prospectus of "lhe See
Alright Association. he is in his method
Of belief very much OF Positiyist ii
not al implicit follower OF tie formulas
NJ Auguste Comte. The Posiiivists
worship Humanity; their highest type
of Humanity is Woman; therefore they
specially worship Motherhood. Their
Trinity is u syllogism. The society TO-
ward the establishing and enlargement
of which Mr.. Wiegand IS directing some
of his restless energies supplements old
orders with new oncs; its "diyiner spirit
is free sympathetic simplicity" and. as
this prospectus informs MS, "1ts Bible
is the Beautiful and the Good in all HUI
man Literature. and its Ritual is written
in the Verse and Music Of the World.
Such are its inspired writings, ard of
necessity they include large portions of
the Jewish and Christian Scriptures"
Any person oyef thirteen years old Who
can prove a good moral character can
become a member Of this association by
making application to c. A. Wright,
Rector pro TEN. Virginia City. The
prospectus informs rs that the Carson
Theater has been engaged for Sunday
afternoon services conducted in the
name of this association. So we may
expect discourse from Mr.. Wia5and or
some OF his CO rejigionists before many
Sundays have gone by.
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Not any returns yet to be received can
reduce the Republican vote in the As
sembiy mich below tbs figures given
shove. Indeed, the likelihood is that
We have elected our two men in Nye. At
all events the Republicans have a msjor.
ity on joint ballot. As to Ross. Inde-
pendent hold-over from Washoe. the
Reno Journal says that he will probably
cast his vote with the Republicans. II
he does, We shall have. majority in that
body. if We have elected either Comins
of White Pine or Howard OF Nye. II
Ross casts his fortunes with the DEM
ocracy We need both the last named. So
j. is not imI ssible that Mr.. Ross is to
have the casting vote upon all party
questions coming up in the Senate. The
situation is q very interesting one. and
final returns from Nye aud White Pine
will be looked for with increasing
solicitude.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14

Humboldt County is famous for its
ghosts. Now the spirit of poor Huber.
lately murdered there, stalks abroad,
making night hideous aud causing the
Wirnemuccans to shake with thoughts
beyond the reach OF their perturbed
souls. The Register says Of the appari-
ton:
1t IS reported abont town that genu-
inc ghost is almost nightly seen in and
around the house in which the late
James Huber died. The ghost appears
to be that of the late Mr.. Huber, but no
one has had the courage to approach
sufficiently near to the obiec. to speak TO
it, or to see the color of its hair. We
would merely suggest to all practical
jokers that playing ghost is no very in
nocent pastime. and should some fright
ened victim plant good sized pistol
bullet, or load Of bucEshot in bis era
mum be will have no one 20 blame hu.
himself; and everybody will say "served
him right"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14

Now this leaves the determination of
the complexion Of tho Senate to Nye
and White Pine counties. In Nye the
Republican candidate is Howard, the
Democrat, Tresswell. We understood
1t ss coming from Democratic source
yesterday that Howard is elected by 8
majority. As to the election in White
Pine county. the Senstorship seems to
he conceded to US by the White Pine
News. whose editor. Skillnan. is the
Democratic nominee 70. that place. In
last Saturdays issue OF that paper We
find tine following:
STATE SFSArnE-Oniy n portion Of
the returns having come TO hand up to
LIST evening, and the contest being SO
evenly balanced. i will require TIE
official count to determine which Of Tire
candidates is elected. Comm : friends
els i'm that he is elected Senator by a
majority of 90. hu. We do not think bis
majority will be SO great.
With regard to the Legislative ticket
in that county the News says:
From the returns received ue think
'he Legislative ticket will stand as fol-
lows: For State Senator. long term, II.
A. Comips; for Assembiymen, 4. q.
Lowery, Thomas Rockhill, G. d.
Coburp and c.. b. Kimball. This gives
to the Republicans the State Senator
and two Assemblymen.
We have examined the tables of re-
turns in the News as far as given-and
they are from the eight principal pre-
cinc.s in the cornir-snd we find moth
ing in them to warrant the conclusion
TIA. Of the four Republican nominees
Coburn and Kimbsll are the fortunate
rnes. it seems to be. rather. Cobu.n
sni Gray. As far 90 known, the Assem-
biyrnen elect are to be rated politically
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