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Also. Agents for DIR. lie Rieilau's
Golden pills.

Fer Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions, 1ir e
potency. and all diseases arising from Aastur-
baton and excessive abuses. Price So per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BsLs,H is put w
only in round bottles. On receipt Of price,
these medicines ill he sent TO all parts of the
country. by express or mail, securely psckt d ,
and free from observation. Sole Agents. G. !.
RICHARDS co, wholesale and retail drug
gists and chemists. sout Invest corner Of Clay
and Sansoms streets, San Francisco, CalifornE.
aug1o-lv
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NIH0R AN INGURABLE CASE.
Dv. 70 Rfchau's

6 l. nm BA l. = A NJ
After ton ysars of trial on tsis sssst has proved
itself tbs only curative in certain class Of
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners rs
inCurable.
DR.. Leo Riehau's Golden RsIsasn No.
Cures Chsucrss, first snd second stages: Sores
Oh the Legs or Bcdv, Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose, etc q.
Copper eoored Blotcbes, SYpbilito Cstarrh,
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms OF
the disease known az Syphilis. Price, IS per
bottle, or NO for 50.
Dr. LIZ Richau's Golden Ralsans No, q
Cures Tertiary. Mercprial, Syphiitic Rheums-
tsr, Bsns in the Bones, Back of the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat. Syphilitie Rash. jumps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness of he Limbs.
and eradicates ell diseases frem the system.
whether caused by indisrstion or sbuss 81
mercurv-leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price. IS per bottle. or two for So.
Dr. lie Richau's Gol,len Spanish
Antiaets.
Fer the cure of Gonorhes, elect. Irritation.
Gravel, snd all Urinary or Genital dissrrspgs-
ments. Price. 81 10 per bottle.
DR.. lie Riehau's Golden spanish
Injection.
A wash and Injection fer severe Gases of Gen
orrhe.. Iuhsmnsto,y elect, Structures ard all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price.
81 50 per bottle.
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PROCEEDINGS OF yTE REplE-
"a pHMsBV COUNTY.


At MEETING: a., ,,,c N,,vsy,
n ,-5,o,v r,.puI,Iir.o ,r.n,,.l COMMITTEE
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t',-=,v Township ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Fuiptre Township Observation-Disclosures. 2
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6
Fun County, CNyvsStIoS.
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81
I,s-'lSsi' ina, esch township os allowed 10
'u'e ioi ~, WV ''e' w 'he S's'e anu
Nc,rsy CONTENTIOUS.
h.Soi'si, ihn ~. 'pnu.. ro, iI.s. .on
Ien'ien assemble AZ tne DistIi.t Conft room IN
carson, or the second day ef september 1876,
Nio oc!ocs A. ~, Tor the purpose " hominat-
tns the ichnsins
One stas sens'nf;
mr. s' ~. assh"'' i's"'
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VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
sus-CUMM IITkES:

| On Csrs-w. y. G.. Gibson.
On tireands-Fermer fresdvev. 7. c. Hyman
!. =. Wentworth, A. Waltz. Z. 4. Read Carson
On Musc-Will Thomas Virginia, z. e
Morse cold Hill, 7. A. Read Carson.
| T- Collect Tickets on Csrs-Inhn Lambert, e
Ravsou,w.w Tinker. frank Morrill, Virginia.
Dec. Adams, J. Richardson. A. Fox, II. ~. Jew.
stt Gold Hin, ". Atkinson ". II. Elliott Sill.
yer city, 2. +. Hoole, Judge Bewker tReneN.
On Amusements-J. W. Moves, Hon W. 3
Wood, Hon. q. z. belong.
On Printinr-Alf. poten. C-org. DALI. r. II
raylcr.
On Tickets-Les McGcv.
On Police Regulations - Grsunds-Sheriff
Swift of Carson
Manager Of Conmisssry Car-Morris Gregory.
Manager Of Pavilion-Sevniour Pivlsy.
Gate Msnsger-Vill Thomas.
Tickets for the picnic ian I've obtained from
the following gentlemen Virginia City, Lee
NcGevn, ut Judge knoS's Court room: Geld
Hill, W II N-serye: Silver CITY. J. q Greer:
Carson, 8. 7. Swift: Rene, DR.. :. A. McMeans:
DAYTON, J ". Jauua.
Special Excursion Trains over the Virginia
ard Trurkee Railroad will convey the Pioneers
and their friends to snd from the picnic grounds
leaving Virginia City at as a. NJ, Geld Hill ct
2 a. NJ, stopping at Silver City switch and either
points for eNCursionists. Returning, the trains
will leave the grounds st O'Clock p. NJ.
The National Guard of Virginia CITY. bv spe-
cial invitation, hsv- kindly consented to do
duty a. escort Of thu jev.
The best Bands of Music in the State will &C
company ths excursion, and in the spacious
new hall On the grounds all who desire an in
dulge in dancing.
Perfect safety and strict order will I've secured
Ivy special conductors and guards on the trains
snd by large and efficient force of Deputy
Sheritfs and spec,sl Policemen. under the com
maad Of the Sheriff of Ormsby county snu
lected feom the Pioneers themselves
No improper or objectionable characters will
he allowed either on the cars en- the grounds.
and sill possible attention will he psid 10 the
comfort aud pleasure of the guests.
Tickets for the round trip. including
admission to grounds ..............S2 so
Gate Tickets. Observation-Disclosures. so
Procursble in Virginia City. Gold Hill, Sill ser
City, Dayton Carson and Reno, from persons
duly authorized by the Society. jy2ltd
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1SAVIEa FITTED Up RESTAURANT
I'd ,ro-,s ct the shove nstrei place [ am
prepared - accommodate my customers and tn.
pihiic
u. KAISER.
Carson. IrIs ~, 1875. "
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-01
A LIZA CONsOLIDATEOG GOLD AND

"a Silver Mining Company Location Of
principal plnce of business, Carson City Ne
vsda. Location of works. Pyramid Lake Min
ing District. Wnshoe County. Nevada Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent upon
the following described Capital Stock of the
Company, on account of assessment No. levied
March, 1876. the several amounts set opposite
I he nanss ot the rssne ct I've sh hnIders.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

with on" annual ,, n,
nn, % I,tir M & stock of Dry Goods Boots SS Cnrns
llu,lnf
siromt
. o''' "'''" W.
menn
tdccnt
. Madden coloH cents
alcop,,r. y. u. n"ua.nuhA co's at 81
:" t;nnbi
SofJ 4 &
Wnnsntta u I2c,itSr
4 ilcntI
! Drss stoodsnGi
100 lsntlp CI2i
TIc InrSt ,"nn ~" e. iI"e r, at ~ cents yard
@ osnms m % ""% S @ Ses in in the 20 upwards Mcng
nennd dInsrrin
(ountc .
han theyh
. ime
often
G. D. w ~" l"'"Ses over So in
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McCrGeIy Love R Co!
FIX P-A P:ERs :

y LSO, nislcy's BucGWui, Setter Apcri.
q ont, Bulls rongh Syrup, Snihntif,
2n'ninc, Aug! st Flower, Iodido and
BfoIh'!!e of Potash Licoice, Cocoaine,
LIAR Eigor, Gettysburg Water, Cologne
Toilet Soap, Starch, lapiocu, lions, &c.,
&c. Just Received by
june II McMASTER g. RRICE
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K SO I119uIsanco

CNEL URlTY Life Insurance and A;:inify
Company. Assets s3,iI9;I08 %
life, Non-ForiciIurc lin ten paym enls. J
Endowment and 'n"ui!y oicics issued
o the most favorable terms.
-. ... JAS, W. Law, Agent.
aept
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Medicines.

M ORPIIlNE, Iodido OF Potash,
-ANl Bromide of Potash, Bromide Am
monlnc, Chlorol, Ilydmtcd, Just received
and for sale at the Drug Store OF
nlAf 80 w Il AIKEN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
.FRESH ARRIVALS

ThEo1 ARRIVALS
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.
"E're receiving daily additions ourlagv.
stock, and we now claim to have the largest
any. most complete stock in 'Sr
sStnE e i" p"ft
DRESS Doors. .<>r&cEAtI:rx LMXWx M ,..., IT, :x:
Our N!s Goods Stock is Icing rclv"islva cvsry Jy s.A
i"rovrsrnA1D $E!rEn 5AcoNnH SWISS, VICTORIA an,
We gvS @ s, ,S sSy 'lE ss e, IS tn,
nave tho l"'isS1tS; Goops n NJ foWS Vt MILLINERY
"A H'TJI5sr., !rr1 ri1r1 Fl >5E' 81
Ribbons A HEcS SG4S HIS SuTrS rn SEf EBSos 1xsruiSos &c.
..S S?s c"s ali S tic tic .ss: Sy ag s" %; $ % o%: S:
Stock Of ~ '' "'e'
"'"4HHe E9xnD SESXN XSs
Will be sold defy compctitontor CASH
large stock Of Ladies. Misses always hand
AEI WE ASK IS'A cAr1,
If. r. LGETGT xe CO.
I can still he found at the llctc Stotk Of
'rTANrATloN and Family GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. WOODEN WARE, HOLLOW wA!:E&c.
Toy" r"i,t'"r % wit, wit" "lsy Stock 9; ee"~ ncn.y
COOL iy FLOUR a" low dges '' '''' S''
r. HI .50H7R
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McEwan's

SPARkLlNG Edinburg Ale, Guinness
~ Extra Stout Dublin Porter nt the
CENTENNIAL BAR.
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All tho Light

SCMME.R beverages. guaranteed to suit
~ tho taste of tho most fustidious, mndc
up IL good styloGt tho
CENTENNIAL BAR.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

may Is
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22
The Eel RingerS.

Carson has not had for long time 30
acceptable treat in :ke musical way as
was offered last night by the Peak Fam
ily Of Bell Ringers. The bells always
afford . very sweet. very delicate sort OF
music. and when accompanied as in this
case with first class instrumental peg
formers the melodies are very rich and
full. All vas very fine last evening,
not BY any means excepting the prelude.
The band of bell ringers at the table
seven performsrs--and the frame OF bells
for solo performance; the picolo playing
nv Frank Hewett; the ballad singing BY
little Master Peak; the funny business
by Wyman; the cornet solO-very sur
prising--by d. Clinton Smith--a!l ex-
eeedirely good. Indeed highly pleas
ing performance all round. We are hap
py &c announce
MATINEE
For this afternoon. Mr.. Manager Hal
lock has thouRhtfnlly invited the Or
phaus' Home children and extended IN
vitstions to the public teachers.
Cinderella vii. be feature OF this
afternoon psrtormance--sIIord lots OF
fun for the little people. There will be.
also. another performance this evening
with an entire change Of programme.
In addition to the bells. tine solos. etc.
will be "The Coming Man and his Dog.
The Dutch Doctcr," etc, etc. first
rate bill. Seenre yonr seats and IN
early. Doors open az before. This is
positively the last Eight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

S1DDEH CHANGES in the temperature
are BY no means unusual with US of Ne
vada. As everybody remembers. the 102
degrees Of Fahrenheit on the Fourth Of
July, last past, was succeeded. in COM
paratively few hours, by decline Of the
lnszcury below the point Of water freez-
ing. The cold period which succeeded
has gradually been giving way to warmer
weather until on Thursday We had it as
hot as 1Ot degrees at noon. But this
extreme heat Of midday does not indi-
cate tie average temperature, aS IS shown
IN the further statement that in the
twelve hours succeeding, the mercury
dropped to sl--a difference Of NO less
than 30 degrees. This is an indication
of the cooiess of our nights as contrasted
with the heat of our days. Yesterday
at p. n. the Thermometer stood at II;
at noon il was SO; and it is by no means
unlikely that it will show down a. low
az 50 for the early hours Of this morning.
DoCTeR BUTTS was busily engaged
during q portion Of yesterday afternoon
reconstructing the upper end Of the cul-
vert ut St. Peters church corner 50 that
in future the Deacoss and other funo-
tionaries Of that place of worship will
not fall into the ditch there and got tho
wind knocked out Of 'em. A coed idea.
TEE FUNERAL Of the late DR.. Kings
bury took place yesterday afternoon and
was quite numsrously attended. his old
pupils forming feature OF the cortege.
UsDra tie new--keens--mana2ement,
Sam Curtis, it 10 said, will succeed
Frank Oshistcn as Superintendent OF
tie Sewage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

Brick Pomeroy has started new
paper in Chicago. 1t is named The
Great Campaign" In its frst issue
Brick says:
At the St. Louis Convention the
money question was sdodged, it being
deemed inexpedient for the Democrats
to espouse the cause Of the plow-holder,
or to cut into the enormous profits OF
bondholders. Somebody is to Be fooled.
The gold gamblers or the people are to
be deceived. A hard-monsy head and q
soft.noney tail to the kite viii not per
nit it to hy very high. That 10 what
the money power want-hard-money for
the men of the East, Paper-monsy for
tho men of the West. 1t Is double,
dangerous game, and We shall refuse to
fly it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

OCR MAGpIE FEIESps.-We know
man who has right jolly Chat, every
morning. with Mr.. Dealy's old laxative
Australian magpie. That wary. shrswd
bit o: ornit'o'o .;r generally octnries The
walk there on Telegraph street. unier
the cst;ouwouds As one goes by. Lie
likes to be greeted with whistle or
hello, " and never fails to stick up his
bill and eroak out an answer, Some
times, after assuring himself by wise
cock OF his eye that the party addressing
him is worthy object of his attention,
be emlts quiet chuckle. Now aud then
he whistles note or two. The louder
tonss-his most positive style OF speech
sometimes seem to have an eAultant
sound; then again there is the tone OF
administration; and there is also TIE
note of hearty welcome. Ha is very
self-possessed and impertu,bable bird =
a right, bright, knowing fellow. and.
a. No suspect, much better hearted
person than he seems willing to appear.
Indeed, We have a notion that he is. un-
derneath his reticence and seeming tes-
tiness Of manner. thoroughly good
fellow, ready if he had favorihg chance,
to do some real handsome. generous
things. The other Mags--the natives
are good deal buster aud less sormsl
thar this old party. We should say
they were very much more forward and
hipvant in their demesnor than lie and
much less careful of their general bear
ing-almost supercillious. il fact. We
are very glad to note that Air. Dealy
allows the Australian the E.,erty OF the
,remises for We feel quite sure he does
DOT abuse the privilege, and then we are
certain that he is very interesting
party to have an occasional morning
chat with.
The ScALLAwAoGIsK Practice OF ston-
ing Cinnamon and China boys is still
continued by the ,niuor hoodlums of the
town. 1t is 3 mos. reprehensible and
cowardly practice. Also it is accom-
panied by 70 little danger OF serious or
fatal injury. Yesterday a gang of street
arabs attacked couple Of China boys
who were peaceably going along Orlnsby
street. Only for the iutsrposition Of =
man who happened to see the perform
apce would i, have been stopped. Every
dav the need Of corrective Institution
for ungovsrnable boys is manifested.
Our main street breeds hoodlums st
fearful rate. Tbs is mainly because
parents do not or cannot manage their
children. In such cases Of imbecility
on tho part OF parents, the law should
have . remedy. In Older communities
Houses OF Correction and Of Refuge are
provided for worthless men and vicious
boys. We hope to see statute passed
by the next Legislature authorizing
counties TO erect and maintain Houses
Of Correction for lawless and vasrant
characters, young and old. Also i, seems
as If the time for the organization OF
State Asylum for boys cannot with safe
ty be much longer deferred.
SAMMY T1..nEN is tho name Of
monkey in Virginia City. He is
double exen 7l;fcation of science and
revealed poli'ics--the Darwirian theory
and the possibilities of Reform.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

SoUND TALK FROM SENATOR STEW
ART.-A Washington telegram Of July
20 has the following:
4 Letter from ex-senator Stewart,
arguing that the principal cause of the
universal depression is contradiction
Of the worlds stock of money and the
demonstration of silver, is published.
He maintains that the United States
have the right and power to stop this
contraction, and says: "l-et ali the
MINIS be set TO work coming standard
silver dollars, abrogated by mistake
Or by covert design in 1873, and when
coined use them to pay the debt ac-
cording to contract. This alone VIII
reduce the price Of gold until the gold
and silver dollar shall again be equal,
This would restore silver as money,
restore property to its real value, Sc
cure the developement of the silver
mines and save the country from
bankruptcy." The letter is brief and
forcible and has attracted considera-
BILE attention.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

INFORMATION WANrED.-H. Benson,
of Boston, makes inquiry concerning the
whereabouts of his brother, John Brown
Benson, whom he has not seen for fifteen
years. He has reason to believe that he
Is somewhere IN Silvsrland.-[ Eureka
Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22
MINING STOCK REPORT


.25 ophir 230s A, los 49,. 2'5s Az.
i1Os 81 :. J0s 445s
40 Mexican iUos o?tt... zoos 2s'.. l2os
go Gould 4 Curry los lih. loos ls,'..,
l4a He-, 4 Bslcher SOS II. 7os 4411I,.
25s A
200 Savage 2os 49,. l5os ls1... is 49,,
so California sets 5s1.. a1os IS, 47os
ss;.. a2as 575.: $40. s7:.. loos
e., sos as. SOS 81. l5os IS
I2s Ckollar aGs -. s5- 7G, Dos ~.
1000 Hale < Norcross 30. 81, los So,
TlC> So. los s. 10
1905 Con Virginia zoos "a 40s ii
sCOs 81 -. 1855 81 =. Sos J3 =.
l5Os "A :, 25'.s az. 6s0s "a, ll4os
s31<. IGOs $50. SOS 81, 1OCs So.
Toss So =. 3Os So, 2cs So.
IO1-Crown Point %,
COS Yellow JACKIE. 2>0s 25. .l5s %
J125 Imperial 3CI5s ). los s. :, l0us so
30 Alpha 10s 81. lies y. Cos 50
Is Beicher IS l11I... Cos l7i4, Us /.
TO Sierra Nevada 49,.
30 kentuck II
20 EIcLeGuer 14L
a35 Overman sos s. $50, aus % $50. SIS
651s. 5ls G5i+
I70 Justice laos 81. 5Os GO. b
.00 Succor 25c
2CO Union Con SOS ll11.., Sos lls., ICES
1856 Lady Bryan zoos III, zoos IL, 5S's
gG5 Julia l5Os "a. l55s ~. 15os -,
I1Os -.
$40 CALEDONIA 2aOs 81, 5os -.
200 DardGnelles
Is Challenge ~
20 Phil Sheridan II
so Woodville rs
20 kossu;h l.
90 Andes 81.
100 Ward sIixc
80 Levisthan CSC
100 Amazon G0c
80 North Con Virgil MA sJc
295 Maryland GoHe
200 Virginia o..
Evening Report
$50 Meadow Valley tlc
- Raymond Il Ely Los s., 35s
800 jackson 81
225 Alps 75s u, 15es Is
$50 Belmont 3
100 Prussian l
as Leopard 1865 So. Sos s..
$50 Jefferson 20s !. los 7oc, zoos l.Sa
$50 Gi,a 55c
525 Northern Belle 27.os 2291as, sos &c..
Sos 291I SO. sos 80. zoos 30
ECO Husscy 360s 9Oc, zoos CSC
1850 Gen Thomas 7o0s . :, sos 2ls, 2s0s
q.
$50 Coso Con zoos 29c, sos 25c
100 New Coso2
100 Modoc 3
-i20 Golden Chariot az &c
100 Savage 49,.
20 Best < Belcher II
20 Justice 2O7s
us Ophir los "A, 10ss AL
50 Hale i Norcross 81.
$50 Con Virginia Sos 53iIs, 255s IS =.
so5 California Sos El., zoos 81, los
ST..
800 Lady Bryan 25os ~, 15os IL t5,
zoos 80
100 Prospect 80
20 Yellow Jacket 26l<
635 Imperial 3l0s 5. 325s A.
so Mexican SIS 1855, 35s 29s4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

Another delegate to the st. Louis
convention has gone wrong. He was
the Treasurer of Washington county
Illinois. Albert Similar is his full
name, RetOrmer!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

A new thsatsr-another, in addition
to the half dozen or so already in e1-
istence THERE'S to be built in San
Francisco, and put under the control OF
StreI,osh.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

Ex-Queen Isabella is to be received
at Madrid with great and splendid
demonstrations Of welcome. Her son,
the King. will meet her at Salvador.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22
sroREONE FOR GRANT.

In the passage-at arms between
President Grant and BristOw 1t ~ not
the longest letter that has reached the
nersjmmons, for it must he admitted
mat the ex-Secretary cuts anything
but brilliant figure with his Jes-
uilirai rigmarole of excuses. We sup
nose there can be no doubt that ne
raye the committee to understand,
that s'he could. and he would,' make
some startling revelations about
Grants approval of the raid on the
whisky thieves. When asked TO
make statement, however, he tell
on the inviolability of Cabinate dis
cussions, and refused to say anything.
This game was spoiled by the Presi-
dents letter inviting him to testify,
and exonerating him from all blame
in revealing the discussions OF the
Cabjnate, Rristow took some time TO
recover from this blow, for it struck
him between wind and water, but At
last he has replied, and in effect he
confeSses that he never had any story
to tell, like Canning's needy kn'fe-
grinder. Ills pretense OF holy
horror of disclosing anything he had
heard in the Cabinate approaches the
character of burlesque. 1t is in ftct,
in the line Of opera boufie,
and reminds one OF the portentloHs
demonstrations of the conspirators -
the Grand Duchess. We fear Hris;nW
has carrie the tendency to brag
little too far. no doubt encouraged
thereto by the somewhat immoderate
laudations he has received. and by the
prevalence of antiGrant feeling. In
this instance. however, he has tripped
and fallen heavily, and the general
verdict will be-''>erved him right.
After receiving SO bold a challenge
from Grant 40 man OF ordinary rfu-
dence. providing that he really had
anything 10 say. could nave aHofhed
to shuttle out of the scrape back wards.
as he does III his. curious letter.
| Record Union.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

John S. Phelps has been nominated
by the Missouri democracy for Gov
ernor over George G. Vest. The anti
rebel wing Of the party PREVAILED
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OCCIDENTA
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street.
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I 0 R & N T.

4 MILK RANCH. ON THE WANM
"A Sprinss Rod, containing $40 acres OF
splendid hay and posture land. with dwelling
house. barn for SIXTY cows, milk houses End
everything suitable 10, ,ni!k dairy. Apply at
the law Office CT 7. ". y. DAVIES.
yCly Il, 1916. IN
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

Tn. Chicago Board OF Trade asks
Congress 10. continue the last mail train
between Eastern aud Western cities.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

About margins: The San Francisco
Stock Report of July 20 says:
And SO long as men will persist IN
purchasing stock on margin and there
by give control of them to their brokers,
so long Will the mining market be sub
iect to rapid intiations and consequent
losses TO margin operators.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

GRANT AND BRIsTow.-Prcsiden
Grants letter to eI-Secretary Bristow,
releasing him from obligations OF conf-
dence in relation to Cabinet consu!ts
tons, is a model CT correct taste, good
temper and right feeling. He approves
the position taken by Mr.. Bristow before
the House committee, that what occur
red in Cabinet or between member of
the Cabinet and the Executive is privii-
edged, and that committee of Congress
has no right to demand an answer. Only
the President himself can rightfully
break the seal of confidence in such
cases, and President Grant acts in the
spirit of an officer who feels strong in
conscious innocence in informing Mr.
Bristow that he is at full liberty to tell
all he knows, and extending the same
permission to all other members or ex-
members Of the Cabinet who possess
any knowledge of what the President
has said or done in relation to the whis-
key trials. We are glad Of an opportu-
nifty to commend President Grant for
having done right thing in prompt,
manly way Herald, July Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

The doubtful statement comes from
the ST. Paul ,Minn.) PioneerPress
that Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse and
Black Moon We're killed in Clusters
fight. The news is almost too good
tn he trIIn.