davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-26

!peetot Dtspa1A to ThA Chicago 1FtosaA.
GaAHp RAP1pB, Nich-, MArch 25.-5tswMs
Moore, employed in Mcconnell Sons mill II
Piorson, snall town north of hsrs On tho
Grand Rapida i Indiana Railroad, vsa caught
in bait 1ud instantly killed thia Afeeznsoa- HI
laa7aa = vita and Eve Small children.
, 1876-03-26

corner IT tho building, snd Dunbar kopt On H.
Ing until 3 substitute policeman, pamed Jsmes
T. Gallagher. came up, and attempted to nr1.ss
ths offender. Gallagher was instantly asos
through the zbdomon. The officer viii d;s ~A~'
, 1876-03-26
CUBA.
TIXIb NDTn.

HAVANA, March 25.--Ths Rcgfs Battalion
Haveua Vnluntasrs took the ha1d On the l3sh
lust Capt Itoy% and two volunteers ueFe kfllod
by Insurgents on Thu1adzJ last near AScAguA-
, 1876-03-26

HORSES STOLEN.
Special Disp0tch to TIE Chtagp 1yl5,rs
JOLIET, ILL.,, March "a valuable spsn -
horses belonging to John Schuaaloz, 1 co.l
dealer in this city. was stolen last aishs, Th.,n
Il no clue to the perpetrator Of the taaA
, 1876-03-26


VEnA CRUZ, March 25.-The Rsvolutionlsts
captured Jalapa On tho 18th. Tho State OF Vera
Cruz wa, On tbs 18th mat. doalared In stats
OF siege.
TTEHs.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 25.-A Brownsville
special to the Nctos GAYS the commander Of the
gunboat Rio Bravo loaned Gen. Labatra six bags
Of powder-abou: $50 pounds. It ia reported
that this loan WAS made 1t the suggestion OF the
American Consul At MRtanoras (nr. Wilson),
and shat Gen. Potter considered it violation Of
tho ordors received from Washington. The loan
was effected day before yesterday. On Thnrsday
evening Gen. LAbaIra visited the gunhoat Rio
Bravoy. He crossed tho rivsr in 4 small boat
sent from Rio D1Avos- he did not call upon
Gen. Potter.
Gen. Sahara ia constructing = fort 1t the low
or odgo OF MatamoEas.
Don Antonio Torgari has been released upon
promise 70 pay IS, 000 to the forced loan.
Il is reported that Gen. Diax will attack Mats-
moraa Tonight
Several DAYS since United States soldier Wa
found dead near Rnggold Barracks. It il now
reported that somo AIexicans uero arrested and
imprisoned On suspicion. aud that Last night
party OF soldiers forced tho ia1 OF Starr County
and killsd ona Of tbs Mexioans and wounded two
othefL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-12
FoR SALE.

Y WILL SELL. CHEAP FOR CASH AN
Il No. I stock Ranch either for cattle
a. sheep, joining fo1thills, with plenty Of
acres is good agricultural land with plenty
OF water and feed.
Fer further particulars. address
B. RILEY
Paradise Valley.
Paradise Valley. Nov. 2, '76.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-12

sHuTTLER FARSI & FRglGRE WAGONS
coNsrANrLY KEEPS On HAND
Rop,. Augurs, Butts.
IRON, Aavils, Screws,
Cumberland Coal Bolts. Steel.
Horse Nails, Borax. Cells.
A xle Grease, Bits. Boilers.
Il axes, Headers, Mowers,
Door I-oci.s. nsllins.
Whcoibarrows, Eabbit-M Metal.
IVire, Grindstonas, Machine Extras
0x Yokes, sarba5 Wire. Staples,
on Cans OF every description.
Hrilis OF all Kinds.
w oodsnware, Teahcttles,
sron Axles, Cutlery.
E-uts, Patent iroa Planes.
esails SCISSORS, Wash boards,
E-gg- -beai"rs,, Tubs,
EG-olae5as Gates, Hinges.
u-rn Coe1s. Hammers,
Chains, uools and Staples.
cartridge fl4, irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
Hy3 e
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

OF the Ministers present at the
late Methodist conference in Oseo-
ola, We give the following list;
Marion circuit-Rev. Juo. A Cor.
bat, 7. C., Rev. B. Mcdlin, l.. f.,
Rev. David Meade, l.. H., Dele
gatcs-F. Corser, Ii. NJ. Brook, T.
S. Chidcrs.
Frenchman's Rayop oircult.--!tev
John II. Priddy, p. G. Delegates,
John Barney, +. Music.
Tyronza clrcult-Rev. W, Ii
Pascal, =. G.
Chickasawba circnit-W. 3. Har.
ris, 7. c.. Rev. II, T. Blythe l.. Z.
Dclcgates-F. NJ. Mosoly, j. +
Rlldlc, J. NJ. T. Sisk.
Walnut Bend circuit and station
not represented.
Visitors-R. ". Blew, publisher
Western Methodist; Rev. ". ii
Adams, q! Memphis conference.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

lr IS with the deepest regret that
we announce the death OF Mr., Leo
Tackcr Of this place. Mr.. Tucker
died on Saturday morning, OF flGx,
after n protractcd and palnful Ill
ness of several weeks. He leaves
many relatives, and n host OF
friends, who will long miss tue GO
NAL smile and kindly companion-
ship of a a~orthy and good man.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

TIE return TO their Memphis
home, of the Misses Cooke. who
have been sumwering in Osceola,
creates a great void among tie
young people Of the community
II Miss Alice and Mss Lizzie took
away with them, but moieiy OF
the favorable impressions they left
behind, VIC consider this an ample
guaranty Tor a repetition of THEN
visit, at no distant day,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

Andrew Starting is now in the
Osccola Jail, awaiting lis prclimi-
nary examination, for the killing
of Ycrgcr at lIiclman's Bend.
This trial is fixed for Friday, Sept.
sth. The state will be represented
by James b. Best Esq., and Mcssrs.
McNeigh & Semmes ave retained
for the defence.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

/Fon some days past, our Metho-
dist friends have been enjoying an
extensive and interesting church
reunion and revival. Quite a
Number Of Ministers took part in
ihc exercises which were regular
ly attcndeGby large audiences.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
49,
NOTICE.

CANDGhTE5 for district and coun-
ty Offices can procure state and
county tickets, with their own
names especially inserted, at the
Oarcula TINES Office, on rcasona-
bic tarms. Consult your interests,
and send in your orders carly.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

THE colored people OF Osceo'a
ana vicinity had IL mammoth bar
becue, in the grove just below town
Tuesday, tho occasion being the +
school festival. The crowds as
semblcd were simply immense,
ranging well up INTO II thousand
large and small. Large dcleg .
tious from all over the county were
in attendance. The festai spread
WAS lavislly abundant, and varied
prepared n the highest culinary
art, a kl 5arbecac, aud waa stowod
away by the hgndreds OF hungry
mortals present, with Il relish tha
did ones heart good TO behold
The ampscmcnts consisted Of nu
mcrUus speeches (poltics being cs
chewcd) athlct games, music anr
dancing, ad iibilum. We compli
ment our colorea cilizcps on th,
great success of their festival, an1
the good order and harmony Will
which the affair WAS conducted
throughout.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
CONSUMPTION CURED (!

M oh rhvfirian raiirrd from active practice.
bn'lug had lliaed In NE hands by an Ea-t India
missionary o." loThuia ct a simple Vegetable
Nruioil Tor thr speed, aul puli1dn,u ut cure uf
ion-'npplh'il, HtuEpl, iis. ta'grrh Aalhm. aud
80 lhriai ar'l Lug ANriiuir, ai-o q l'uSiti,r
IhG i.Hli"l t-lre iug Nervous D,f.iiiiN aud M
Ncr,uus Complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its W9nriggiu curative ppn gr. in ilpu-
snnds of cn~os f,eio Il aif Hliy 30 nall- il tuuNn
to hie suffering ltlioW. ACiuatrl ty tnis no
lNe and r'pf 'ilp.ipts Gr trc a. rrllrv, h ;u,au
-u'cfuE he VIII srnd ,lrcr ~ charged 10 an
VINO sc iir ", tho r.cipc, With fpll directions
irr preparing and successfully using Sent ,y
Ic'lun wli, log a,,ir-s-in. Win stand. naaiu..
th;t tarer. Dr. W, &. STEVENS.
M0nr C Dleck. syrrca-c. y \
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

WE notice that somo of tho radi-
cal papers are attributing the dem
ocratlc victory in Alabama, TO the
illiteracy OF the voters-that more
than fifty per cent of her voters
are unable TO read and write. 1t is
truly II sad picture, that the good
old state of Alabama, should have
reared up fCfy thousand illiterate
voters, ytthin the past four years.
But VIC suppose il is all right.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
SCHOOL, SCHOOL | /!

The tall term Of MISS Fannie
Fi"tcher's private school will com.
meuce Monday, September a,h
The patronage Of the people of Qs
crola and ,leipisy is respectfully
sulicitcd. \ few eir5 from the
country will-tc taken TO boa,d in
the l;ypfy.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
CnuRCn DIRLNlnRY.

TilE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIIUECIi
SOUTH REGULAR APP0l ,TMENTS FOR
THE QsLEOLA CIRCUIT.
osceola First and fourth Sundays.
Mil bayou and Williams school House Sec
oAd SUNDAY.
Carson's Lake end 'andy GayQu Third sun
day.
stoneaall-Finh Sunday
\. st. PETTEY,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

~1loase Keepers should be more
cautious with their Hmps. Two
or three recent explosions in town
might have resultcd IN serious con
aagratipn.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

ARE busy repairing
their Gins for the coming crop.
The present dry hot weather Is
working like magic on the cotton.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
SPECIAL NOTIUR.

Hereafter 70 Legal Advertise
mcnts will be inserted in the TINE
unless payment is made when hand
ed IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our business and we are com
PEELED to adopt tho cash principle.
This rule will not be dosiaied from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
WARNING ORDER.
Crittenden County Circuit Court,
October Term; 1876.
Good5sr 4 cnliaad, 4, Plaintiff

Goodbsr S oilllaad,, Plaintiff
",
The d,'spdtut 4 " Win4atas f. waruea "a,
appear in this court wiihin tirfy daya. sna sa-,
sGer the complaint OF the riaiut'ii- UlGDM &
Nilltnd.
DAVID W LEWfs, clerk.
~ Criiicndcfi. Ar' } ior Plaintiff a.,g !--it
Juue .3rd lrTd
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02

I'VE are afraid the ladies OF our
community don't appreciate the
woman : enlrai chiscment privilege
At the debate OF the Dramatic AS
socIauon, last week, the question
being put to the audience fora vote,
tho ladies unanimously decided
against cendoTing women with the
elective franchise" AS minority
OF those present, however, were un-
possessed u lords and masters, il
is possible tbs may have had rs
weight with some.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE rrFCERs.

STATE ufFCERs.
Governor =. II Gggani
Sec'y OF ,titc-B. Il. Beavers.
Auditor-- Hm u. Miller
'Ir asurcr- 4 J. Cnurchin.
AUy Gml T. 4. iiU-dcs,
Com. STATE Land.--,i >nilA,p,
Lhanccu.--3 q. ta.sn.
thautriy ticrN-A a. Wit
gLitf ) slice T.. II. tu-li-h.
Associate .lustlces- y ~. VI. Harrison ahd
David WHlG,r
Con- -rcs -inln, let ll,.iiict-L. g. tause.
JUDltlNEl.
Second rcult t-I ouut,Cs oi Mississippi Gross
tr.iurnd,pl. fuiuisc,t, tlJi.hrad, Gr,ci,, clay =
'tOu auu liandolih
trru.l Jmi.e {. T. Mlrk
PrUs At y.--Eu.u7 II. Black.
LEGiSi.AIINE
eJl Distuci -tJ1ni't- ui All '-i-,i. '..Os son
tulhtsctt aia Iraishpad.
stdte >clufuf-J. I iirndrrSOn
/. lrc.onta,,tc-J. kGddig.
COUNTY OFFICER
tutmty Idh4''--f NJ Can iLaa.
hn9hi--.j i Drht.
tuuu.y q a. : h. a. iIalc
IoasaIcI-J j. bfiyer
iINes u,--.i0li, u! R,uuy.
Ns-,s-Jr--L. ard
turuul y. tr'as.
s,gAsss s-sSs.rs1.sr--v-r,- s-zss.s.zz--->a
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
Laws GOVERNING Subscribers.

II subsfiibcrs or!lcr the 'sconlinuanrc Of their
newspapers, The pgblltcr bay continue TO send
tlcm nntil all arreiTges a,c paid.
II subs ribyr, neglect or refuse 10 take their
newspapers lrJnl their olllre to which they me
directed, thgy Gre held rpspopsihc nniil they
iaye settci their BIZ. Hnd otllcscd thp paper dlf-
tun inuc
ltsabscribcrs m0re TO 9lhqE places without IN
forming the pablit.!pr. and newspapers arg scni
10 the flicr direction tLey gre held respnnsibie.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
II NJ. MoNEipR. S. S SEMMES.
MCVeigh & Semmes:
ATT0EsNE&s AT LAW. .
s. s. SEMNHES,
.vOT.s I'l' u HL 4 G..
OSCE0Eas.
r.nnlx, ~

Mississippi County ARK.
VIII practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d) judicial Circuit, the Su-
,lrcme Court OF tn. State, and IN
The adjoining counties of Tennes.
soo and Missouri. Special and
prompt aticpuon given TO col
ioctions, TO the payment oftaXes'
,xdmining aod abslracting titles,
and to whatever may appcriain
,oa general Land Agency;
Jan. l6 If.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
LEGAL. NOTICES
WARMING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
=, Critenden County ChancerV
Court.
Mrs NJ. + Crump,

Mrs NJ, Z Crump, I Plaintiff
V.
Alice oucnaHt J " Gucn-
ant, Il. G.. trump, : a. Swrp-
stnn Della >Wep-iun aud
stella Bowel, Infant and heir Dc!Cndauts
at law oi u. c Crump. decd
The defendant. stella bowel Is warned to ap-
peal Ia this court. within taenty days and an-
swrr the complaint Of The complainant NJ. r.
grump, on bill for dover,
Aus Il, ls,d DAVID W. LEWIS, Clerk
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
AN.ouN.EIEIGs.

CanJidate apnoupcenenls will lie
inserted in the frfs during the cam
Paign on the following terms;
State oihccs............,...,......Sz co
Congressional l.......,....., ,..... IS 90
JudiciAl. Al....,...........:...... .... IS 90
OiHlY ''..'f'.'..'....'...'. '.... 10 %
Township .....a ....".....,,. s 90
This bid is Tree to all, and will he
gladly and promptly complied with on
our part, when oraers are accompanied
with the needtul. Come, all together;
don't sand back.
Sss s-rs.s1ss>as
DY 'peclal arrangement, subscribers
wishing this paper, O.cGolA Tines.
and the L:ttl- Back Gazette, gan have
both VI SIZE.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
For Term o. one year ..............s2 90
:. ~ Gonfh-. ..... ...... | 90
q. Three Months. ............. -
RATES OF ADV ERTISING:

FOR TRANSIENT AND LEGAL NOTICES:
One dollar per sq.lere OF one Inoh running
measure, or space bf ten lines of this type, ing
first Insertion, and sesenty-nve cents Ior each
subsequent insertion.
SPECIAL NOTICES in Local COLUMN llea'ie,ll
, hny per cent on above rates.
OBITUARY NOTIC Is inserted .. sdyeriis-
~ rates.
4 liberal. deduction made on Alloys rates for
siLh,iIng embellishments.
EDlTOMAL NOTICES referring - advertise
beuis, or a'A..ne.ns ptiNai~ interests, rate "s
Transient matter.
Nhrn no contracts are made, cash must ac-
company Ill embellishments. No dcNihions
truu tiie akUtC fiilrs
The Osceola times., 1876-09-02
L Q GIL OOLUM N
MASONIC

~
n 1hvrcsoar stated meeting of oseoola
yN9~ V. A., Chapter, No 57 Is n. 10
%N Thursday ntN before each mi
moon. .i2, Ian Gfh.. Fcb Sr, Marcel
2nd April 9th May an June f.f
5Nit tslh Aarust 3il August Slit. septe.n
ccmhcr 2sth ''' ~
Afuil attendance OF The members IL at all times
earr tly irqgcstcd
AT L. A Masons in good standing are iny
ttd 70 attend.
Bs order Of c l. MOORE II u
W GLAPP. Secretary
The stated communications Of Osceola Lodge
No q +. h \. NJ, viii be ,li the SATURDAYS
on or aeXt beio.e, each full NOM, Wa Jan.
sth ,, Feb 5th., March ith., April sh May Gth. -.
June Bid. Isl. John, The Baptist, June llth J
July l,i August b., sept ?nd Sept. 30th
Oct. 2sib NV. 18th, Dec 27lh dee 31lh.,
~, John the EvangrisU
lhe NJ mbors are ordered to attend in accord
anc with the BY Laws
AL Master Masons In good standing are eorli-
ally gyipd to attend. By ORDER Of
T.. A.GAALiCA, w NJ.
j W. CLAuP, Sec'y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

On HENs.-The Boston Courier has
discovered boy who writes compost
tons like unto the following:
Hens is curious animals, They don t
have DO nose, nor no teeth, nor no ears.
They swaller their vittles whole and chew
it up in their crops inside of EN-. The
outside of hem is generally put into pill
lers and made inter feather busters. The
inside of hen is sometimes filed up
with marbles and shirt buttons and sich
hen is very much smaller than gooa
m any other animals, but they'll dig up
more tomato plants than anything that
amt hen. Hens is very useful to lay
eggs for plum pudding. Betcherlife l
like plum pudding. Skinny Bates eat
so much plum pudding once that it set
him into the coliery. Hens has got
wings and cal fly when they are scarf.
/ cut my uncle Williams hens neck eff
with hatcbet and it scarf her to death.
Hens sometimes makes very fine Spring
chickens.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

DEATH OF r. II. VANCE.-Throuah ad-
vices from Mountain City, yesterday, we
learn of the death of Il. II. Vance, who
departed this life on the 9Th of last
month. in New York City, from the eff
fects of a surgicsl operation which it
was found necessary 10 have performed
Mr.. Vancs was we'll known in this Sec
ton, having owned and operated the
mill bearing his name in Maintain City.
He was also prominent in mining cir
cies in San Francisco. for several years
past. and was expected to arrive here
shortly to conduct a mining enterprise
he had projected just before bis depart
uro from here for the east, last winter
= EIko Independent, August s.
Is this the same man who in early
times was noted photographer and
subsequently real estate owner in
Carson?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10
TELtGRAPHIC RREVIIIcS.

\ Mining Board 10 deal in Pacific
stocks Is about to be organized in New
York. L, is thought that this Beard Will
control the markc. on this coast.
In the Senate yesterday the bill 10
allow Homestead settlers TO make proof
of settlement be:ore the Courts Vas
passed.
After failure Of the Conference Com
mittee on the Executive, Judicial and
Legislative Appropriation bill to agree,
the Senate conferees were reapPoiated.
This means that the Senate sticks to IL
position aud Will 10: cut down the sal
aries.
There viii be 10 peace negotiations
with the Indians. Sherman says ;hat :
out Of the question.
Nothing new from the Indian war.
The China Mail bill. to carry the mai,
on the Pacific Mail Ccmpany's iron
ships, has passed the House
Ben Butler accepts the nomination to
Congress rendered linn by his friends.
W Il. Moore is another indignant
man who says B!aforl Wilson is liar.
Biuiord seems TO have received an al
most unsuimous vote III that direction.
Haliett kiibourne has sued pretty
much the whole rebel Congress for i,Iss
imprisonment.
>. d. Lindsey has been nominated TO
succeed Blaine in Congress. after Biains's
term is out. Edwin Flye will fl the
uncypired term.
The London Times threatens Turkey
with grave trouble if the atrocities in
Bulgaria are repeated in Servia.
Harris Il Hart, stock brokers, are in
trouble in San Francisco. Cause, the
failure of Scofield & Co.
Hale d Norcross has levied an assess
ment of 81 per share.
J.V. Hathaway of Belmont while tenn
porarily insane killed himself day before
yesterday. Did it with pistol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

| The London Timas i the real Eng
iish "Thunderer again. i hurts
/ the bolt, of its wrath upon Disraeli
and his under secretaries for their in =
J difference 10 the bloody atrocities OF
the Turks upon the defensciess Bull
| garianS. 1t charges the Prime Minis
Ter wiki having treated the subject
with unbecoming levity and barates
him with urwonted severity. It says,
what passed last night III the House
Of Commons shows the astonishment
and horror these deeds have aroused"
and adds
George Anderson introduced the
subject, aud one member after another
rose tO express ind snatlon and pro-
test against the attitude g indifference
ON the part oil the British Government,
and still more against the tone OF apol-
ogy which had been detected III official
communications. one from the | IL
der Secretary for the Foreign Depart
meut. assured the House that the Pre-
mier was not disposed 10 treat the
subject with levity, but, on the cor
trary, would give it his ANXIOUS con-
sideratiou. Ii was incumbent on him
not to saw word without the greatest
DEMONSTRATION until he had ascer-
tanned the exact truth. but If the afro
cities turned out to be true no man
would more sternly vfldicate human
itv than he. The old plea of eXaggera-
ton was put once more, and newSpa-
per correspondents were taken 10 task
as persons satisfied with very small
amount of evidence, and who took a
great deal of their information second
hand. We may venture TO suggest TO
the official speakers that, with respect
to this business. the time IS past when
this style OF apology will have any
effect. Burke read 4 iii patch from
Barring, one OF the Secretaries to the
British Legation at CclstantinOple,
dated July -. at the outset of inquiry,
i'll which he estimates the mum Der of
victims. II have visited the village.
hardly dane speak," says Mr.. Bar
ing, Z" but my present opinion, which
trust hereafter to be able to modify,
is that about 1900 Bulg irians have
persisted" We shall see shortly in
what direction Baring's opinion will
be modified; but fear that, if with the
prevalent at the Embassy
it should be anticipated that the killed |
amount TO l2,Goo, they are likely TO |
surrasS very much that number.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10
THE CAMPAIGN IN TIRE CARO-.
LINAS.

At last carpet Dagger has lived
down some of the opposition Of his
Southern-born neighbors. Governor
Chamberlain is Northern man ard
! fought against the Lost Cause. He has
made good record and has earnestly
| tonight the corrupt elements of South
| Carolina. Is SO doing he has won the
good will Of the Charleston News and
Courier. That paper proposes TINT the
Democrats make no distinct nomination
but give their support 10 him. Opposed
to this plan of operations are the Rhetts
and their allies. They are for making II
straishtcut Democratic fight. The Con
vention OF the South Carolina Democ-
racy takes place on the 18Th of this
month, next Tuesday. In any event the
State seems almost sure 10 60 for Hayes
and Wheeler. OF the prospects N
North Carolina, an exchange furnishes
an encouraging view. II Informs Is
that thu Republicans are making an
earnest canvass. There is an old Wing
element in this State which during the
war WAS restless. North Carolina is
perhaps the only Southern State where
the color line does not exist i'll politics.
There i; less intolerance and prescription
there than elsewhere. The Republicans
have nominated for Governor Judge Set
tie, y member OF one Of the oldest fam
lies, who served il the Confederate
army and is how on the Supreme Bencn.
Fhe value OF such nomination Is seen in
!hcyigoTrus campaign which has opened.
Already Inc Republicans make iaroads
upon sh,ir opponents. Hon. Lot ".
Humphrey oi GoldsboIo, IA member OF
the Democratic State Central Executive
Committee. and recently State Senator,
has formally pronounced for Hayes,
Judge Srt,i,. has taken the stump and Is
assisted by tie two sons Of tho late Ste
paen i. Douglas. who are supporting
;hc Republicans. The issue is doubtful.
The Democrats, however. viii have to
make hard fight 10 win"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

BEAIs SAILIE HART.-Miss Maggie
Van Colt. tie female evangelist. IL :. re-
cent temperance sermon said she
would build with the skulls Of the vic
tins Of drink and cement with the signs
and tears of vretched. leHr.brohen
widows and orphans and the walls OF
the lost, platform that would hold all
the temperance men in the world aud
that the hnal dissolution Of the elements
would not disturb
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

Hendricks stands charged with hav-
ing acted i'll the capacity of hired
lobbyist for claims against the War
Department when he was in the Sem
ate. The idea is entertained in some
quarters that the Unearthing of this
fact will drive Henricks Off the ticket.
Pshaw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

ID. q. Scofield Il Co., San Francisco
stock brokers have tailed for large
sum of money-anywhere fron' S2l 600
to 100000. They put up their nroney
OH longs"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

Hon. Horace L. Page will be rencm-
mated TO Congress from the second
District of California. He deserves
that honor. He will be elected be-
Yoni q doubt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

Hon. Benz. Harrison, the Republican
nominee for Governor of Indiana, is a
grandson of William Henry Harrison
who was elected President of the United
States in 1910. Dir. Harrison is one of
the most popular men in Hoosierjom
and is almost certain of being elected.
The State election in Indiana takes place
October 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

One Adelia Davis, a woman of the
the town, had an alteration with a
man named William Kelly at Austin
Tuesday and stabbed him to the
heart, killing him instantly. She was
first wounded in the thigh, by pistol
shot fired by him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

Hendricks. ape logizing for little Sam
Tilden's letter says, The first reading
does not reveal all the truths there are
in it" True enough, but the second
and third and subsequent readings do
reveal many of Sammy's wretched bits Of
living