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, 1876-02-19
GurOga!l.ge IL hltMten.

stuttgart. Sn ben &reiien Der
tpirtember9iiden Yotbeamten bat Elm
@rlaB Der Disqualification, norm ben
Seamten peridieocWe Acknowledgment
be5i9li6 ocs SerfebrS nit Dem Bublis
FUN ertbeilt ueroen, piel b6ieS Slut &C.
madt, neil Der clbe I'M .,Staat8anSeii
ger" uerOffentli9t wOroen 1T, ob9leia
er bod eiseutlid nur cine inferno Ser.
fisuns oes senannten Departments
BARTLETT. N1eroinsS lbcipt, nad) Der
Ginleitun9 iener Serfisuns gu lAlieBen,
nit BET PublifatiOn bic Iblidt uerbun.
ben sepeiea gu ieiu, baB eilise Yerio.
men, oencn BON Poltbeamten in un9e.
babrli6er BeiIe bese9net morOen mar,
oaourd sine Offentlid)a Satisfactiuu Ell
bielten.
&aum wsniger WfiBotrsnisen, ais
portebeno erwabntcr GrlaB bel oen Bolts
beamten. bat bel Dem bieli9en Silicier.
corps cine @eiiun9 bes @~encr0lcom
manoo8 bcroorgcrufen, m%tttelIt beren
Den Officieren Ole 8eniteung oct Rier1
bebabn ais Oi6t lanbeS9cmdB untcrlagt
ipOrOen 1T, Sei ben bieli9en 2otalucrs
b~altnifen crl1eint Oiele Srore min0e'
items ionoerbar. Wir babcn nur 3wtl
9roi9fenbaltcpldse i'll Der Wtitte Der
Stabt, wabrenO III Den abri9en StaOt'
tbetlen, in%sbeIonoere in ben Don Der
Pferoebabn befabrenen Straben, leer:
Wfistbma9en bO9lt lelten o~nSutulIen
ltnb. Der Con in Der PierOcbabu
tonnte aueroings etpas better iein, unO
mn 9eben gu, oaB audi III Sclreff Ser
an oas asuBere Der YaHa9ierc 81 ltel'
lenoen Nnlpri1e cine Serlbarfmlg
tpaal@enswertb ware niAt8Oetowcs
niger miro Die Yfcroebabn BON alien
S9ldten Der 9elelli1aIt uiel bsnuet
neil ! ibrer chen in ben betreffenOeu
Staottbetlcn nIdt entratben fam. 81
Der General b. S@warsfoppcn slci1.
3eiti9 fur cine @rb0bun9 Oe5 GafAsn.
9elSes, Der Sffi3iers Der bieG9su @ars
niion 9eiOr9t bat, 1T bis iest nod nj9t
befannt 9eworoen. @ermutblid bat
Stuttgart lhon srlts Serpisclalle. au,
oernfals mare bic 9totbpenbigfeit ocS
Drof@fcnfabrenS eine sars anSeme6snc
Wotipiruns fir Die Grb0Dun9 ser 2ieu'
tenantS9a9cn.
Nieu. Gus 9fom 1T bic 91adri@t
einaetrpffeu. has her hiaheriae 2Ba6.
, 1876-02-19
Gpanien.

Mobrib, IS, Scbr. 0rei6unon.
Gortcs- Mtit9lieoer lino pbne Yrpttlt II
e%clallen moroen; in Is 0alen wnr,
prpteItirt.
Sci Ter Mbreilc %glfonIo's lus 81,
Gcnor Gonouas bel G0itjuo auf ben
SobnbOfc cine 9cpel0e BON Dem ipani
i0en GpnIul in Soponne Dor, in pcl0c
oemeloet murbe, OaB Die &arlilten Stunt.
bcobIi@tist, cine DISCRIMINATING in Sllo
6ronca o~bSu9alten, I'M ben 6ricOeus
,0luB pornbcrciten. Sic &orIiitsn iol
len sdn5li0 oemmalilirt lein CO febI
i6nen an @clo uno YrOpiant, @ieI
8rieIter urO tutDplil4e TNMilicn Uey-
laIlen oas 90no.
9ombon, is. Tebr. 0icier 4ari.
ier9spel4e an Die DSimcS" l0st, cs fur
fire bas leltlamc @crii4t, poB %tiirSIid
einise aarlilten auf fran30lildrs Sc
bet llb~crtrotcn, fron5oHl0e 0olodtel
fir Ilfonliten bielten uno oui lie l0ol
fen. Sic 6ranSoIen erpioerten oa.
Seuer; bas @cfc9t o0uerte 10 Winutcn
Giner Der fran50TlNm Sploatu wuyo
9etootct. Wlon iagt, oOB Genor Moli
no, Der ipaniiGe @clunotc, in Nolge Die
les Norfommnilles nno per Wt09IiNtei
elmer dbn!iAen ScrpidtIung bic 4bIi0t
n00 Wobrlb 81 gcbcn uno ieinen 81
ill 5snote eln5unebmen, auf9c9cbcn BAT
, 1876-02-19
GngtanD.

2Onoom IS. Sch. Smuatelba JAN
wuroe Die vSbippin9=SIa" oebottlrt.
9limlal la9te, oieicr @elescntparf sc.
md6re ben Gbeoern Mllcs uno ben Wta=
FROZEN ni@t. had l0nserercr 9ebettt
puroe Die Sjl gum 3. Wtale perlelen.
Ser 9pfr. rG9ypt," mel6er ouI om
GsremontsSt anoe ouf9eloufen mar If
wieOer flptt gcpproen.
, 1876-02-19
&oaano.

nj, II. 6e6. 6rau, SoDr
uno SDmclter Min9lom's, Ocs goltone'
SdllAers, singen Deute 9ioAnllttaG
nod 2onoon ub.
Qonoon, 10. Ieb. 9ie Trou ocs
8oItoncr Tdll6ers 08in5lo>u 1T nit III
rem @o6nc uno lbrcr Scooter bier an=
oefommcm. Gie belu6te belte i6ren
Mann i'm @cfdngniB. Mnf alle BON Nn<
bern 9"e]telte Iragen 9ibt lie feline Nnt=
mort,
, 1876-02-19
MalQffQ

2onbon, IS. 6eb. Cine 0cpeib,
oes @ouperneurs uonNtalatta t9eilt Dem
Golonjollefretdr nit, oaB orci Wl6r0cl
oes en9liI6cn Gelioenten 5u Sgrof
8ir6, cr9rjHen morotn lin0. Gincr Oer-
lelbm bat ell Gcildnonib ab3ele9t. &.
logt, boB 8 M}anner Die Stat begiugel
ltuO fat Die Namcn 9tuer geranRt.
, 1876-02-19

.N'ts pet'Clrs :. faro' dS GER s'ufiH Ca
e"VfH""" Gi' ANF lF9N " df'rt' III elH ol'e
~1'uV9 Sov'''S eS''f""'e est y ,pPN"ff ef' vFVia
E' Yen TFfr' 9NHlfo uho tFVhDeli M'uefAa1
v VIC T'anN r""1s :'o o[pe'nf. : le Pefn9ea
e'Fis "'SHi,Nsn'>s[o ''lt''s VslN'n@'s ais ca
~tttm"t"Hl uV ~tutftie N "ush @tanF'
H''.t t'n''p' ,p,.qs A'''.y' e'FF,0EF ehEr ues
A'nn No. "s''1'It ."D''.u '.n'r "W1ttsps
','.P -M'I''I uno M'd'Pt''d pot e'h'Sen SanFen
, 1876-02-19

9cr Correspondent Der uSimes" bel
Der &arIiIteu< lirmec beridtet urter bem
IA. Dc. Mlts., bob GmloOa on 13. nit
einem 8erluitc DON 1000 Mann gclGla=
gen uuroe; Ipdtcr erDielt CT jebo6 Der
Itdrfung uno Die Garlilten wurocn 81.
riid9eworien. Sic NlfonIiitsn %cpn5cn=
triren liD Bel Gltella.
, 1876-02-19
Stalten.

D M, Is. Sch. Dian la9t, oab ent>
iueber @rof 81 @ambraD=O Isnq Ober
Graf Gorti, nel1er friiber @elanbter in
Moibington mar, ais @clanoter fir Gns
LAMB ernonnt werDen Dlr0.
, 1876-02-19
CcHrsia

@ien, IS. 8eb. Sic &ailcrin bon
Oeltreid riro li@ @nianss Mdr5 gum
Gelube ibrcr S6lpeiter, Der GgtDni9ln
ppn SiSilien, noA England beseben.
, 1876-02-19
G2|'EI;E(QNSgLIyij0N
~ ~ Nv

DR.. 6. IS. Soote, 100 2cringtou aOe.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Seem Doyf, ais uaab.
b~dngiger 9r5t, bebatocIt ole Arten 6 bror II.
ti6er &ran fl eiteit, uno enlpfd19t
Srieie Jus olleu Gbeilen Der cipiliiirtcu
@elt.
0ur9 bic origi1e1e @ciie III Ser Sins,
iibung ieiner mebisinii6e 8raris
bebanbett CT Sablreid)e Batienten in europa,
SO # Snoien, Canada uilb in iebcm
Staote Der @erei1igtcu Gtoatcn.
SriefiGe GcninltatiGucu nnentaclliG.
@eber Mineralicu nod ifd6lifc gfaf1sen
gebral6t. Scinobe 10000 9oticrten tpurs
ben III beu lettcu 20 Sagret bebanbelt.
Sober SAT- miro e%inSel1 iorgfdltig rcgiitrirt,
Oh bricflih obc@ pcri6nfiGL Oh bon bcm Doctor
iel6it obcr ~feinclt !0iilf5dr5tcr. 2ettere itro
cite i%piiIeuidoftltd] g%ebilbete Webi3iuer,
&Mc gattenten, tuerGje enffernt tpo6nem,
erboltcn clue ouSiitDrlide 8ra9eliite tralco
per Boit poer i'm Sauif Gil poultduotges
IHtcnlatiif]es Gintragen 1T ben 0iider1l,
Oerbilocrt 6cbler ODER Srrt1iimcr. Oie
Sader sperocn hit poa ben aHgeitelten
aerStcn 8c6finct.
8cgen Gragelite ober onbcr,peitise Gou-
lnltationea a%breii;re rtau iuie folgt:
DE-. Es B. FOOTE.
9or 1923 Ret1 Norp
, 1876-02-19
Die Tnbkur

1T %beittrtn't. baS san3r btsbfri9e 9etlu:rtabrcn lima
llitoben. 0te &ur pirb our& bus ioaendnnte
SoDpao rno bur3 @in1ebmen pom %Sobpnloer
Lerptrft. Gie 9obbdocr seigrn on, no bte RrontSett
loren SiB bat, pte tt,f lie ltest, uat AT qlci6er
Sett Sei9en fe bic Qeocnstroit bcs MfenIdien an.
GauIenoe Itno tn ben lebten s,oci sSobren IN Der
Saoessniiiatt, "a stanton Str Ncm, ?ort, sebeilt
gterSte uub Gpotbcf.r Ste 2ob6doer unterl6eiecn
itb BON 0nocren Sdot.r oaour1, ba5 lie brett auf
pie 3rarfbett etnlptrten, II obcn %franfen Stoif entz
iernet, IN loelOer tgorr CT aud gum Goridett
funma Ste iiuo Elm @erhrennungss ODER NuSideis
ban8s> eroceb Der &ranfbeit3Itoiie, Sober &ronre
i?tro bel Der 4nlpenhnn9 oiter 1lt I~oSuiasen icin
snt9ssner Itr6tt;, sSenn Semeno bnr9 bt1ie sdoer ses
b.ilt 1T, 10 lit er pirfiid uno raoifaf ae9eilt, pGbz
ferio nab Der bts9cri9gn ,9eilrletbooe bic Tittel
espo9nli@ 9efGbrliaer linb ais bic &ronfbettlel6it,
mp it4 Siters e aar5.s Seer ic~unbdtcr prank
0bBtei9 Die eppodoer olc sranrbeiien, inurrri9
nno %duBerlid, turiren, 10 liuo bob Die 29irtungen
bel t~ol9enben aranfbettenA beioroGs tpern ie i9
nop IN eslteln 3ultanoe %6etlnoer, 9ansanberorbents
peroeT iebr, t9nel, 9ewobnli5 nit Ia 9aoer...
farir. &atss unS Smnsensd:ptnofaAt mfr
b~elonoerS lei lnn9en seuten Il int eriten StobiGr1,
faatismsS perSe9 oft few. i6ntL. aebeitt;
ebenIo @ueel.. nnb Experimentation, joroie oue
tBpbtlttiide 9rantbetten in leoem Srooe. 8et
aL1e""n Srenfpeiten. Sranowaaeen, @e.
ploslide It. I'D bare. Nur Elm 9oo lit biErei6eno,
nm Seoen DON ser Wtrsuna gu iiberSeu9eu. BRA
9ettgteuS tto fo9endnute S$arn= oocr
Smdcr:uHr (etr. 8 iebt uubeit6are Srantbett)
Ipuroen aebe.ti Set lssterer &rantbett 9eben ii
9ro6ent oeS aaG '%ritoiies nit ieSem Babe 6ura bea
Urn OBJ.
Dte 8ot uno Winnebmes Yulpcr .uerbcn mad
iebsm @lae IN SenSe D. friot. Scr Ntcis bes
&aoesTulDer8 tit SO, Der hes Giunebnte : 0ulpers
81. Dian Ioiie lid cine 8toi6rre i6er bic 9oaEle
b epsIii4sr pOer Heutiaer Sprd9c l6tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Ctr. (Box 1921
&ew BORT.
, 1876-02-19

Iieie @eisllhatt pat tuyS;tg ibr news,
eleg nteS tequfmts Oepauce, ctr rer ANall
anp Ste Ctr, tsSpgsr.
, 1876-02-19
Sabrgs GinfOmmen iibcr 81, 500,o 600.

go.s. eer,tnetrn, prdf., s g. esnarts. giceyraf.
" j. pant S %Esf st. & :; $, 99st1a'' @t..sst..
, 1876-02-19
Girsinia Staats<Wa5efIf
tas4e terausseeebsH s'n
5obn q, psth
Wo. s: 3uolitc straee.
yiihmono, Ga.


gubScriptiors Wrstiet
Sc 90
!" w.,. SO so
Ss~s @.. . 81 50
Wreiie Der @ujeigen:
~ maI sO75
Gia Sauare' tah No.. 2.
gin Sauare' sm w: Sp ~ t75
Gin Square. cine 9po6e 40 ~
Gin sauare, etnsn Mpna. 4 N
Gin Satare. bret Npnate "0o
SrS6.re Qn,efaen mereen btGt3'r Serrtnet.
Ndt pber reniser Gel en- VtIben einen Sqadrs'
gue @n,siaen inb int geraus 5a 5ahien.
Die 3ettun3 NTH IN 9tt9 u'one GnD UNI
asoeeb ron ben 3rdgefn far IS Gents per
9Spbe anseesraaen.
, 1876-02-19
S 1, 0 @, 0 @ @

murben in Sen lettea s 5lbren an @;timen
unb @ailsn pon ptsler WslrAl0l # auesesablt.
, 1876-02-19

Der @rfpl9 bie'er @pmpaanie 1T in Ter Ne
l9l9te rer yeteuspslibsrurg5 @jtlelllduftt
nod ME oagswflea, wle f~plsenee 3tlte ,D.e
9rFoI9fS er,qbit:
, 1876-02-19

Seine @eiclldoft bittct arObere Nor.
tbelle Oeren alI, meld)e lbr &ebcn puli.
dlern, oils bieI i.
DislfIbe bat @enerai Wscntsn in Is Gtau.
ten rts Nanoea unc 1T nc ~etnsialtt liiell0
@%cmpnSnie, welGe I'M Staote Stem gurf
Ohio unb Ysnnl9rYania autctifirt IT, 9'olt,e
Tlr gehen6terit9eruuGen auesueeter. uete,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

The Miss, Courier says: The heart
rending particulars of the murder OF
Miss Briton, near Garlandsville, we
gave in our last. The ncighbors were
on the alert till finally they came up
with the murderer, Toney Anderson,
negro ffend, living in the neigh Dor
hood. The posse started with him for
Hickory. About half way they were
met by another posse, who wrested
him from his captors and hung him to
a iimb. He is said to have confessed
everything.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

His being Is ia His works and Influence.
1.-The pure il. heart shall see God
He concluded his discourse by
this very clear definition Of the
difference between piety and moral
ity: Final ~" said he, I'VE believe
that piety is morality toward God,
morality is 2ie.y toward man. This
is not signing articles nor muttering
paserrosters. This is very senten-
tons. explicit and unmistakable.
The fact is that these Independent
thinkers OF whatever sect, ara con-
stantly playing havoc with the old
creeds Of church and conventicle. It
is hardly too much to say that in
tellec.ual people find vastly more
satisfaction il the sharp criticisms OF
the explorers than they do in the
monotones OF reiterated creeds. The
faculty cf Intelligent admiration is
aroused more by that which Is bril-
liant than thrt which is unlues;ion.
ing and devotional. See what Henry
Ward Deeel:rr. the CorSregationist,
has lately be,- saying ct one of his
yestry-neetlngs. Said he:
Men in olden times reasoned by their
senses. We are constantly building
theories sri drawing philosophy, ard
Using the material Ct al earthly e1re-
rleucs to DO il. And man is likely to
tLinA he has 80. the whole, but there are
n great many things we don't know even
exist. We doa't know into wha. sphere
the soul comes after death. and If We
imagine we know what Is to come We
cheat ourselves By imitation. We are
coming TO world great deal better
Than We dEe4iD Of. 1t is very pretty as
Il picture Ia think Of heaven rs paved
with gold ard having gates Of pearl, bat
l want something better than 8 souls
baby house, and would get tired looking
at the gates of pearl 10 three days. We
must have something better than that.
We make our own heaven. We are
rebuilding al. the time. When we get
into heaven We want something more
than streets # sold-when We get to
heaven and are locking for our child
who has goDe hsfore. 1t is not enough
to think OF city. Ali that the Gospel
he's given tends to make US desire more
in vision of the heavenly life. II a
man asks me what the other life is to be
in detail l don't know. l can see the
buds, but l don't know what the bios
SONS will DO. We get flash here and |
flash there. Bat We have the consola- |
ton that il We lose absolute statements |
Of fact we live by hoEe. II gives Inc |
this comfort. There is lsrgeness to il.
God is doing 50 much more than he |
seems TO 60. TIE kingdom Of God that |
is within US Means so much more.
These quick thinkers and gifted |
.alkers find It difficult to be restrain |
ii within the bonds of old creeds o.
he formulas 81 church carons. Per.
laps out Of the fullness Of their dis
,ussions and searchings the truth
nav come.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

OUT OF WINDOW. On "Wednesday
last in san Francisco a woman named
Mary RhinehaDt was arrested on the
charge Of throwing little Sis,ro Droul-
let from the window in Broadway
block, about 8 o'clock T.. N. tho same
day. Two other women who saw the
az; committed are locked up as wit
nesaos. They state that the woman
Uas drunk at the time. A charge Of
ASA uIt 10 murder has been placed on
tho prison register opposite Mary
Rhinehart's name. The little boy,
whc is five years of age, is in very
feeble condition and fears are enter
tanned tha: the injuries will result
fatally.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03
TIE uEETIN0 OF CONGRESS.

The second session Of the Fo,ty-tourth
Congress will begin tomorrow. It will.
doubtless, be fraugkt With many bitter
contests, eliminating in an Intensified
feeling Of enmity and partisanship be-
tween the Republicans and Democrats.
1t is not impossible that an at
tempt will be made to impesch Grant.
We think the country is we'll prepared to
witness such an attempt by the rebel
bsigaii,rs whom he paroled. and who,
but for the mistaken clemency of Re.
rubl;csu Congresses. would not now be
staggering about the corridors OF the
Cspi:o, debating terms to the Govern
meus they sought to destroy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

BUfldozirg" is most excellent dis
cipiine for tramps. The other day a
man knocked at the door OF a house
near Whitestown. n. Y. demanding
something TO eat, and threatened to Sc.
fire to the roof. The lady within re-
fused TO OPEN the door, and quickly
slipped out Ct the house by the back
way and RAJ; to her husband who was
at work ncar by. Tho tramp Caugh:
sight OF the husband and run off, but
was closely pursued. Tho husband
lost his breatl3, and shouted TO neigh
Dor 20 follow the fugitive. The neigh
Dor ran for a while. but he, too, be-
came exhausted after he had passed
the word to third man. The las.
man was fresh, and the tramp was led
back 20 the barn in the rear OF the
house where he had applied for adj
mission. Then the three men tied him
up by the arms, and each gave him as
many lashes as he could lay upon him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

A Henry Clay banner that was un
furled in the Presidential campaign of
1874 can be seen at the Union League
Clubhouse in Philadelphia. 1t is
made Of fine blue silk and is twelve
fee. high. On one side is portrait OF
The Miilboy OF the Slasiles, anG DC
the other the coats Of arms of the
States arranged in circle. The STAFF
was cut by Henry Clay himself at
Ashland, and the banner was presen-
ted by the Wings Of Baltimore to tho
Wings Of Delaware.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

In some recently published letters
OF Prince Metter1ich, he says that
during fifty years he had read mass
of Journals and cut out all remarkable
articles and classified them. He had
at the time a collection Of them COM
pris;ng fifty volumes. "One must
know bow to choose and read the jour
nails, and attend only to those repre-
sen,ing an opinion having importance
Their silence is often moro eloquent
than their speech
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

Middlciown, VT, feels quite proud
because it is discovered that within the
century she has furnished Governor
for Ohio, a Lieuienant-Gover for
Indiana, 4 Chief Justice for the Su-
preme Court of Ohio, a foreign ambas-
sador to Chile, member Of Congress
for Vermont, Mayor for New York
city, and long string of Union oflii-
GERS and leading men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

Dartmouth College takes a long
stride toward admitting women as stu
dents by allowing young woman to
attend all class Rotations aud lectures
and be examined with the young men,
though ,eciting privately and only
occasionly to the Professors.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

There are three editors in the North
Carolina Legislature.
Some ono who believes tina. "brev-
ity is the soul of w.t." writes, Don't
eat stale Q-cumbers. They'll W-up."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

At Tuscaloosa, Ala, is negro boy
whose lineage can be traced pure to
the tiungies Of Africa, who is spotted
half white and half black, the coiors
being we'll defined and splotched over
his person.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

Fifteen attempts have been made to
take the life Of the editor OF the Hans
boro, Mississippi, Democrat, and he
still lives. The last sho: intended TO.
him Killed a boy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

There's such divinity doth hedge a
tramp that an engine and train Of cars
passed over him without effect at Dan
vile, Va. He was seeking death, bu.
found il not,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

nCLLIDE Even such 80 Il not
} receivable at the Y. s. Mint sssayed and
SOLD CT the iuost favorable term.
Sampler f Ore critically sSsayed for both
Gold aili silver, AID REPORTS BASED UPON
DUPLICATE TESTS, for S1.25 per sample,
when reports arc delivered in Carson.
samples OF Ore aTsayed for Copper, Lead.
Aptimony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals.
It very low rates. See Circulars.
Samples OF all inorganic substances, mirrr-
ais saliuc deposits anal mineral waters analysed
aud exl nired chemically or microscopically.
Also. rcr' cular attention given to the EXAM
iration o. Foods snd Liquors, with reference
to ADU -.TERATIONS.
We ain, at q large business on small profits,
whether in Analysis Or IN other branches.
Assayers and the I aie furnished with Chem
ic8liy Pure Ucld at $40 per o., with discounts
OF for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver st
IS per OF.
For further information see advertisement in
Virginia Evenin: Chronicle, or call, as above,
on Messrs. Piniey l. McCJlLel for Circular.
CONRA WIEGAND,
Formerly Meter and Fefiner of Z. S. Mint at
San Francisco, and late. Assayer Of the came
Establishment. novl4m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

The factory at Meriden Conn. where
the celebrated breeci loading Parker
shot guns are made has been injured
by fire caused by the explosion of a
steam boiler. Damages about 1000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

Mr.. Levi Daigue's appointment as
coiner of the Carson Mint has been
Confirmed by the Senate. The action
- highly Ia commended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

Governor Irwin of California has
appointed W. x. &. Brown Controller
Of that State in place Of the late James
". Vaudeville, deceased.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

1t il stated by way of London, that
Germany will represent to Spain the
justice of the demands Of the AReri-
can note.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

IN HONOR OF LISCoI.S.-tIreenbur
l.. Fort, the member o: Congress who
represents the Eighth District OF Hi
nois, was Union Soldier. He served
from April IS6I To March 1s66. He
has never forgotten what he fought
for, never faltered from an expression
of what he believes 10 be right and
just and true. He has been 4 thorn i'll
the side of the rebels of The House of
Representatives. Now he is reported
as the author OF a bill declaring the
18th Of February Lincoln'> birthday
a National holiday; and decreeing that
on the 18th of April, the date of Lin
coins assassination. the National fla.
shall float at half mast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

Admiral Stringham i. dead. His
age was -. He died at Brooklyn,
l.. j. February 7th
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

John Nolan for the murder Of Mr..
Noe. in New York. will be hanged
March .4th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

The remains Of the late Mr.. Mande-
vile are Inferred in the State Cemetery
at Sacramento. The funeral services
were performed by the Rev. J. II. G..
Bonts Of the Episcopal church.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

The NEW YORK HERALD FOR CoSKL1SG
Last Fall when John Hackett WAS .
candidate for Recorder Of New Iork, the
Herald. in many successive issues would
have an item favorable to that gentle
mans election repeated in many places
on its editorial page. There is no doubt
that it is a very effective manner Of
newspaper elec;ioneering. Now we find
in the Herald of Feb 2, the following
reference inserted no less than five times
among the editorial matter
Roscoe Conkling AS Candidate
The San says;
10 there any good reason why Ros ns ConElisg
should not be the candidate for sIdtnt OF he
republican party ~ New York.
No, We cannot See why he would not
be = good candidate for the Republican
party.
THH Carson VALLEY News will, with
its next issue, complete its first volume
of % numbers 1t is an excellent, faith
ful weII Conducted weekly prinf and We
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

The Nys county jail contains only one
prisoner.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09
THE DONOLLY TRAsEDT.

We find the following account o: the
Donolly tragedy in yesterdays Reno
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-08

Last year the Assessors returned
4, 1856 at s342, 107, making the average
s7G, being IS more than the present
year,
II tn, reader will run his eye over
the table, he will observe that the ex-
trome views of the Assessors, in the
boroughs, meet in Houtzdale and Lum-
Der City. In the formcr,thc average is
80 per cent, belo,o, and the other 81 per
cent ADORE the standard fixed by the
thirty-fve Assessors. In the town
ships it eliminates in Boggs and Chest.
The former is 81 per cent. dbore, and
in the latter 36 per cent. beloic the rate
fixed. 1t will be noticed that but two
of the Assessors-Clearfield and Kart
haus--"hit the nail on the head while
a number of Others fell few dollars
below and above.
More II the Commissioners accept
the Assessors work as finality, the
owners of the forty.four horses in Lum-
Der City would be compelled topay GA
per cent more county tax than the
owners of similar number in Houtz-
dale. But the Board will reduce the
former "a per cent, and raise the lat
ter 32 per cent, and thereby produce
equality. The cent.rate between Boggs
and Chest is still greater, being about
67 per cent. In other words If the
Board of Revision would allow the As
SCISSORS work to pass, the owners of the
l44 horses in Boggs township, would
be compelled to pay s64 II county tax,
while the owners of q similar number
of horses in Chest township, would on
ly pay s37, or if we take single
horse, the tax in the former township,
is fotty sir cents per head. and in the
latter, ttcentyJfue cents. Now, what the
Board proposes to do, is to make each
pay about hiryJfre cents, by raising
the ne,and lowering the other-"grad.
ing" the assessment like they do a rail
road track, bring down the high, and
raise the low.