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LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

Inc following are the names and residences
OF the members of the legislature Democrats
IN Roman, Republicans in italics. Members
who had not located when this list was made
out wlA oblige US by informing our reporter
OF their residences or of any changes.
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GUT COURT-XVrH DISTRICT.

4 /. Brown, Judge, Vicksburg; R. V
N RIH District Attorney, Vicksburg.
.gS O0UNTY-(lst District)-JAcKsoN.
Mng on the second Monday in January
@nnnmng 80 days. cd District)-RAY-
~Deginning on the fourth Monday in
4 and September, and continuing Is
Clerk.
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GRAND ROYAL Arch CHApTER.-W TT VOL
~ ter, G. II. p, Holly Springs; ]. L. Power
Urand Secretary, Jackson Next Convoca-
,tlon at FIeksburg, February 5, 1877.
RAND COUNCIL r. AND s. MAsTERs.-P M
~ Savery, NJ. |. Grand Master, BALDWIN
}. L. Power Grand Recorder Jackson.
ARAND C0MMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.-
~ q. W. Cox, Grand Commander, Columbus.
}. L. Power, Grand Recorder, Jackson,
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BosToN, March 3-The Board of Trade
unanimously adopted a resolution urging
Congress not to repeal the law of 1875, and
prescribing measure by which resumption
in 1879 may be made operative.
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TED STATES DISTRICT COURT

ien commences for the Northern Dig
y Oxford, on the first Monday In June
EEember. Robert A. Hill, Judge; j. II.
Clerk.
Rn commences for the Southern Dis-
N Jackson, on the fourth Mondays of
n January. Geo. T. Swami, Clerk.
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EZEaOkand.

BERLIN, March 3.-The subjugation of
Khokand by Russia is confirmed. This
leaves only 225 miles between Russia and
the British frontiers in Centrala.
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BALTIMORE, March 3.-The Court of Ap-
peals decided that the capital stock of the
Northern Central Railroad Company is liza
BILE to assessment and State taxation. This
brings under taxation millions heretofore
exempt 4a# a..t
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CONTRACTS and SUPPLIES.

THE CLARION Office is now ready to fill
orders for any of the following Blanks, at
the rate of ST. per quire, or $4,00 per hum
dred. These Blanks have been prepared for
us. at different times, by eminent attorneys,
and conform, in all particulars to the laws
of Mississippi. The No. preceding each
Blank is the No. given in our general cata-
logue, and parties ordering may give this
No.. and we will understand what is Tequir-
ed:
No. 35.-Contract for Share of Crop.
No. 36.-Contract for Wages
No s7.-Mortgage to Secure Advances to
No. as.-Merchants' Lien and Mortgage
Securing Existing Indebtedness and
future Advances
No. 3s.-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Rent Money
No. 40.-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Share of Crop
No. 4r.-Deed of Trust for Rent and Sup
plies
No. 42.-Deed of Trust to Secure Ad-
yances by Merchants-very gener-
ally used.
No. as.-Deea Of Trust for General Pur-
poses
Special Blanks printed to order onrea
orgble .erms Address
-a Power & BARxsDALE.
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Don Carlos Going 10 England.

BoULoGNE, March 3.-Don Carlos has de-
ferred his departure for England until half
past two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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'CERY COURT-XVITH DISTRICT.

~ X. WARE, Chancellor, Brandon.
g COUNTG-(lst District-JACKsON
Rciing on the third Monday in January.
efpIISy and October, and continuing Is
III IL! 4lStrlct)-RAYMoND.- Commencing
seA'r9 II u Monday in February, May, Au-
N .i!S ih!SpVeemIber, and continuing II days.
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PHIL. MAGUIRE,

City Sexton.
,r1 ATTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL Or
w ders pertaining to the City Cemetery
lots cleaned and kept in good order, on rea-
,.ohle LII terms. Residence on State Street, OPP
Tosite Clearys Clothing Store.
Jan. 26, 1876,-tf.
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THE COURTS.
TIED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Rgular terms are held in Jackson on the
hndays in May and November. Robert
edgei Geo. I. Swami, Clerk.
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SUBORDINATE BODIES.

DEARL LoDGE, No. 23-Meets First Saturday
4 night IN each month. Isydore Strauss. "
M; Chas. CASTOR, Secretary.
SILAs BROWN LODGE, No. 65-Meets Third
- Monday night in each month. VIM. ]
Brown, Jr W. NJ; W. Q. Lowd, Secretary.
AcKsoN R. A. CHAPTER No. 6-Meets Fourth
- Monday night in each month Oliver
clifton IL. p; Jno. A. Galbreath, Jr., Secre
tarY.
AcKsoN COUNCIL No. 5, R. S MASTERS
- Meets quarterly, Second Tuesday in Janu-
ary, April, July and October r. L. Saunders.
L. l. NJ; b. Steinberg, Recorder.
M IssIssIPPI CoMMANDERY, K. T.-Meets Sec
VI ond Monday night in each month. H. NJ.
Taylor, E. c. Jno a. Galbreath, Jr., Recorder
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|. O. 3. 3.

MANAssEH LODGE No. 2O2-Meets at their
w Hall every 2nd and 4th Sundays, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. Gus. Asher, President; D. j..
Cohen, Secretary.
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HiB EFF MAN.

MUTUAL AID AssoCIATIoN.-Meet First
w Thursday night in each month. John
Nc Donald, President; ]. D. Monahan, Secreta-
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|. O. o.

TAPIToL LODGE, No. 11-Meets every Thurs
~ day night. W. H. Gibbs, N. G., W. a.
Whiting, Rec. Secretary.
NHoCTAw ENCAMPMENT, No. 3.-Meets First
- and Third Friday nights in each month.
W. II. Gibbs, G. p; w. A. Whiting, Scribe
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-rT WEEKLY CLARION
,,.;Iy Advertising Mates.

|naily AdVertIsthS Rkdats.
3t ct. W. 2w. 3 W. w.
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5o0 200 800 100 $50 1000 1900
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T50 1000 1900 1900 $500 5000 1000
are is nine lines solid minion.
1 or special notices, Is cents per line
lsertiOn.
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rrz DAILY CLARION

|.,;.bej every morning, Mondays excep-
.ootains the latest Legislative and
'hu =. Intelligence up to the hour OF
" 500 per month, or $500 for Legis-
e. e. CLARION will be delivered to
" 2,.ribers every morning, by faithful
'lO's ~ will be left in postoffice, if pre-
\ orJers for the paper should be sent to
| The WEEKLY CLARION
,',IoJ every wednesday morning. Two
u nor annum, in advance. The publish
INV hostage on both editions.
RY THE DOZEN COPIES,
,.r. Of the Legislature, and others
4 .o,tra copies of either edition, are re-
- give notice, in the case of the DAILY
r.nioa prior to publication, and in the
tIe WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning.
n cents per dozen; Weekly, IS cents
k7pu
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agouod Southern citizens and soldiers. To
insure insure satisfaction, each leg may be fitted and
tnstad fnllv before any payment is required
By permission, I refer to Rev. :: n Mar E
sn'lii on;ation Which furnished over 600legs to
Snn9hepn Sn soldiers also refer to the publishers
Of this paper Pamphlet and full L II Informa-
tion free. Address CHAS: M: EFANSn
cor Market and 4th SITS. LouisylIlle, NJ, Mo
ooi 152 West 4th st. CINClNNATlo.
Oct. %, '75-1yr.
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FRIENDS OF EMrER ANCE,
JACKSON COUNCIL, No. 60.--Meets every Fri
- day night. d. W. Jones, President; W
L. Smylie, Secretary.
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ulcers Kinds County.

.Ecaa circuit and Chancery Clerks
Il oeS oe ~. IN jackson for the 1st Judicial
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SUPERVISORS.

h. T;elngs are held on the Monday
|fenrr r'5cuit dot Court, and may continue in
10 oF THE PEACE FIFTH DIST.
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Z ! 7 DIRECTORY.
MAS ONO,
GRAND BODIES.

Ripley: Y. Murry, Grand Mas
kson. N,sv1, . 4. T. Power, Grand Secreta-
"''nesday in February. 1871
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G. A. Brougher, Recording Clerk, Residence.
S W Matthews, .. Enrolling Clerk, .......----.
C. A. Durham, ...Sergeant-a ,.....-.Mrs.
[Pierce's.
W.T. Holland, Asst Seg't- Alarms, Residence.
w. H. Mannery, (col.) ),...Door-Keeper, ,.........J.
Washington's
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.CHAS. M. EVANS, LAy
Manufacturer of N9kAy
Artificial Limbs Q o

of the best quality, So
licits a share OF the
Southern patronage. -
L,-o hnan re- @ana@a
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
OF
Jackson, Mississippi.
T HAVE this day made arrangements W
J. Bag Manufacturers to keep
ADEPOT FOR

at West Jackson, Miss. Will keep all size
Guarantee full count, and will sell them Of
manufacturers prices. viii duplicate any
bill. Compare my prices.
Respectfullv
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GEORGE LEMON,

CAPITOL STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
Prices of Best Machtne-Mdde Mantlla Bdqs
, 1876-11-05

fa,torv nos,+5on ~ The Damocra&fc nartv upou
.a.4s po''''o, ~ ~ N.,.S .t. h.e
tols punt, sau. LIZ nep"oAeot P1 ~
passed an act plcdging the RESUMPTION OF Specie
payments in 1879 absolutely. What did the
Democrats SAY about that7 They rot that ques-
49,. ~ ~ ~ 1as+ conoress and nassed an act
LOB up IN tne last congress- alu Passeu a. ~ ~,
repeating that date. a VOICE no" afe yoo
going to rcsumel'] It is not q question OF re"
snminr: Init of maintaining RESUMPTION. We
can rasnraa ua ~ ~ anr - +i-ns hnt W. 1Teon 70
~SA' 1S0aMe ~ auy sllue' o1s ..'s-.ss " = ..,
MAKE RESUMPTION PERMANENT
Everything isnow in favor Of resumption. Bus
mess is improving, the balance of trade, which
has limo hecn aya;net von il With vor. and nv
fr;ana .5a"a ,,f so' s 49," cr;1a ~ 1s7a
menu tne1e Will wake one me nosnlns III @ an'7
and hnd specie payments long since begun. Inc
elements to accomplish this are in motion on
our side, and the victory nc are to register early
in ncrt weel w,1, cn.h;. NO ~ o,nnl;sh onr
.1oa~~s 49, .n1o4e 10 " 4
p'eoses' Il any one 7otes On TINS assurance
and 1t falls, l will try never to sec him. Every
thing favored the resumption OF specie pay
mcnts in 1S7o if the Rcouhl7can nartp remained
in nower somo ousetfan ~ haa rsa,, ,o,.ea ~ th;e
, 1876-11-05
hIOSBY.
He PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO TuDEY.


Special DtspofcA 10 The 11foun4
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Dcmocrats ha7a
been making, in the South particularly, constant
and viruleut attacks on Col. Mostly. They rep
resent him as hired agent. Of the Administra~
tion, aud endeavor to excite hostility against
him us 3 desertcr from the Confcderacy. He
has written in reply to one Of these charges tho
following letter, which needs NO further cx-
p!anation:
WARRESrox, Va, Nov. 2.-C0l. .1an,es B.
OHeat-DEAR StR: havc just received your let
ter Of the Both nlL. informing me that ! Demo-
CRITIC orator in Philadelphia had stated that Gen.
Grant had appointed nc to Bouao office. an glad
that you denounce the statement as lie. It
noanccd BY. me to be false in q letter published
several weeks ago. They still continue to circulate
this and other lies nhout me. I have never re-
ceiyed in any shape the slightest favor eneft Of
any kind from Gen. Grants Administration, al
though was bis cordial supporter. The few Con-
federates he has appointed 10 office In the South
were as loyal to the Government during the War a.
Tilden, and are much more 90 now. / am unable
to account for the ferocity with which hive been
pursued by the Tilden organs, unIeea It
be that they think their candidate has T.
claim upon me for my support On account Of tAz
n1essdges Of sympathy and cheer / receired fron.
hin. during thae t*nhappy psrtea tshe' .ea1 fght
But for the advice Of such men in the North TIL
den the South never would haye plunged into 4
DISASTROUS war, and
launched her fortunes on that peradious bark,
Built in the eclipse and rugged with cursen dirk
In haste, very truly, JoHN S. MosBx.
The foregoing letter was received by gen
tieman In this city to-day.
, 1876-11-05
PRICE FIVE: CENTS.

s1oIy be connected with the Inauguration Of tho
next President Of the United States It happens
that the 4th Of March will be on Sunday,
Inc Inauguration will, therefore, be doubtless
postponed until March s Il it DO decided
tnat President Grants term Of Office expires On
march at noon, and that he does not hold
ofhce until his successor is qualified.
during the interregnum OF one day.
under the Constitution, the President
OF the Senate would be the President Of the
United States. There is now, however, no
Vice-President who can be e1-ofI1cio President
Of the Senate. II there was, under the sauo
construction, his term Of office would expire on
Sunday, March 4. The President pro temporo
Of the Senate, the Hon T. ". Ferry, Of Michl
gan, holds that position, and in the natural or
der Of things would be tho President of tho
United States for a day nnder this construction;
but 1t happens that the term Of Office Of
Senator Ferry himself likewise expires on the
4tn Of March. He cannot therefore be PresI-
dent pro temporc OF the Senate during the day
Ferry should have been reelected to the Senate
{upon which subject Zach Chandler may have
word to say), he could not have been sworn
in to his new term OF office before
Sunday, as he could not be sworn
for new term before his old term expired. It
to elect new President pro tcrnpore for at
least one day. The choice for President pro
tempore, to preside until the regu1arly-clected
Vice-President shall take bis place as presiding
among the Senators whose terms do not e1piro
until after March 4, 1877.
QUERY.
L the election Of President should be By auY
misfortune thrown into the House Of Repre-
sentattVes, question Scarcely less complicated
than that rA1af3Vn tf1f fhn xtrh% +
OF any State for fraud, or the question Us to the
existence or otherwise Of the twenty-seconif
JOINT rule, might be raised. II the election
goes to the House, each State has but
one @ single vote as State. In the case Of
views Of that State shall bel. Would majority
o1 the Congressional delegation determine the
votes Il both parties should be equally divided
IN n. the Congressional representation OF any
otatcl would the vote Of the State be rejected,
OF, u counted, Tor whom, or, ii rejected, who
shall determine upon the rejection! :.
GONE HOME TO VOTE.
Special D4&pdteh to Ina Tribune
MAsHNGToN, u. e. Nov. 4.--Most Of the
votes IN the several States have gone home to
vote. It is estimated that this includes two
ftths Of the working force 4 very large pro-
portion Of the Government employees hare lost
their residence elsewhere from the fact that they
voted here when the District was under Terri
tortal form Of government
CONFIDENCE.
gentleman who arrived this evening direct
from the Republican headquarters at New York
says that the Republican National COMMITTEES
there are very lubilanl. Returns which had
been received up to last night from the Central
Committees OF every State Indicated q Ger
talntT OF the success OF Hayes and Wheeler.
Tilden has sent $100, ,000 into Indiana within two
weeks.
TnDEN's OLD PAL.
The Navy Department hns not yet received
, 1876-11-05
FINAL SHOTS.

| FINAL SHOTS.
Secretary MorriIl's Talk to
the New York Busi-
ness-Men.
The National Credit Daily
Improving Under Re-
publican Rule.
Hayes Election Promises Pros
perity; Tilden's, Doubt
and Uncertainty.
Republican Prospects in
New York Daily Crow
ing Brighter.
Col. Mosby Pays His; Respects
to His Friend S. r. ii
Tilden.
Meeting Of the Businessmen OF
Chicago at FarWe[l Hall.
Addresses by Messrs. MacVeagh,
Farwell, Wentworth, Bryan,
Arnold, and Others.
The Greenbackers of South Chi
cago Ask Geo. S. Bowen
to Step Down.
Enthusiastic Republican Meetings in
ALI Quarters Of the City Last
Evening.
The Municipal Reform Club Gets Out
Another Address..-Brentano
at Dresden.
, 1876-11-05

Spectd! Dispatca to The 7Ttbune.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4--David Wells speech, re-
plying to Evarts, is truly characterized by the
Herald as no reply. He did not attempt to
meet OF refute Evarts' arguments, showing how
essential to the restoration Of national prosper
ity Is the election OF Hayes as the consistent
exponent Of hard money, against Tlden and
his party, whose platform and record
throw the doors wide open to financial uncer
tainty, to the damage Of the national credit, to
the disturbance OF the now steadily progressing
business revival stimulated by the approach to
resumption, and to all the erils which must fol-
low the success of the party dominated By the
supporters OF at least partial repudiation Of
the national obligations. Wells argument Was
mainly for free trade, which is not an issue in
this campaign.
The Herald says: tsIt Is as different from
Eyarts as a multiplication table is from pa
triotic song"
BOGUS CALLS.
Despite the persistent boasts Of Tilden men,
their confidence has evidently been shaken dur
ing the last week. Their desperation is shown
by an aportige effort to get up respectable cali
Of businessmen as counter-mo7ementt to that
inviting Evarts' speech. The latter was signed
na.1- 80 -,o-,, o+ha.a ~ M ~ e,,t,
oNnA' 81" .'au1 'tuete ""'' A@A9 1n., sos-
sc1loeo 4l1esalt WEEKS aSo o ueno-
clatlc 1uuus' u1t uase sluce aheu
alarm m from lne c'luenees o1 Gommerc1al 1sas-
yer nkely pc pceup1tatea pce y 119en's eiectlo9;
among am tne w slSne1s o. tne HemocIatlc ca1
tnere were scarcely any prominent business
houses, tnougn ano9reos o. ne!nocIatlc 4olses
ecn Is. d..
nlnc US 1 ~ sls sat5 ottec
C;t!, msesu st.lnE E,a: az = auess Nae ~ potters'
ls.!! cls!As, ~ po5e ~ ou Ws1 ~ So4p0o5 7tote'
WHICH n1m nrm - notaDat t nepuo.aesan. @ .'..es H. -
1HE eAA1 - pl:t pnoLhNi osaAo11Ne
- sue s.,i;.. E;,. u!.a ~ e
;1da,, " Hi+bnrt TX 1eas+ anno1eyt raaea ~ ~
e1,o1' nhon.o e;r,,e ,roaI ortp Aol
0"~N ~AAAS"~ ''~ sprcr1.r,Crs
ona,oo,ro+;o Ea+io],,i Tn,,.,3++so,. o75roes
fssned hr Chairman Hewitt VIII bo7fIr drss nc.
5ctne tRat Tildcn vii have IN Eicctora1y yotes. R
eTcIuJinp Ohio. disrreet1v fills tn nv whaf
States viii o;ue them
Con Connecticut ad7iccs uuouesttonablv show a
nanic anonr Tililrn;s rnanarers afteT a carcfnI
canvass: REVEALING annarcntlY fatal losses tn the
1cmocratic ma;nrities.
The oniv Renublican apnrehension for New
York. ConnectScnt. md Ncw .Ierscv il from fear
of widely tijstrjhnted frards in tie rnra1 dis
tr;cts Internationally small in s;nnle Localities
hnt massive in The nr1re0ntc- This r. ia now
known was The 0cfober system in Tnfliana,
Clearly Somebody is great1y deceived.
triumph in New York State by 10000 majority.
ne hep9pncan 1 CoalnAttee nonestiye1pectt tnts'
, 1876-11-05

PARLOR FURNITURE, g:
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
LIBRARY FURNITURE.
BEDDING, &c.
This announcement is worthy Of
the attention Of every close buyer.
Purchasers will consult their own
interests, aud call at No. l95 State
ST., Chicago.
TIE TOBEY FURNITURE OO.
, 1876-11-05
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
THE
I0bG7 Furniture Co.,

State and Adams-sts., are now Of
tering the largest and most CON-
plete assortment Of FASHIONA-
BILE FURNITURE ever offered in
this market, at q most ASTONISH-
ING SACRIFICE, which defies
ALI, competition.
, 1876-11-05

TIE srArr aoon ron rur 70 sxvzu r.,onx.1n
REPUBLICAN MAJoR1TY-A REy1Fw OF TuE
PROSPECTS IN MILWAUKEE.
8peaat Nspatea 70 1ns 7ft'uae
MILWAUKEE, NOV. 4.-As the decisive day OF
the great political contest approaches, the tn-
terest and excitement tn this State increase;
ana the TACT That Wisconsin Is claimed By some
to oe one OF tne oouot1u1 states, intena1tcs tae
excitement During the last four or hVe weeks
however, the NUMBER OF prophets VINO ventura
TO assert tne p1ooaolnt7 o1 Inc zen klectofA
votes o1 Wisconsin oeang cast 1a7 iuden haa
oeen gro"lne oeaalno4iy 4ess' anu Is no"
limited 10 those Democfa'le entnuslase VINO
plaee Maseacnusests' 4llnol5' anu Mlca1ean III
tae oouotl4 eolumn' a4o s1aoe,ngy conoae
the vote o1 vermont to Aayes and "heoicf.
Viewing the field from standpoint unpreiu-
diced bv partisan enthusiasm. and allowing In
~ nemoc-ocv ave-v ,e..on,h1a sdv.r+eEs +,
.uo ~ l,1e,"N o ~. .H1&tS.a e411st1 ~
toe estimates ~n9 eooe.ueson seeH'e 4nes'taoie
that Wisconsin WILL give TO tbs Republican
Electoral ticket on next Tuesday majority Of
fron
~,v, ~, ax1vr -,o,s.
~ '1'4H A1oo'7D
i Inc ean7ass nade oy tne county Committees
predicts still larger majority, Is at every Prcst-
deutfal election there Is a shifting If a cnrtafn
,,nnoher ~ no1ft,c;ana ~ r,,o,a w. a.. se..,
1nnuence IRON Inc party IN power 70 tho party
seeking control OF the national patronage.
honep . ~ ne,.ona, u, a1u,n.aga at1es 81 Temper,
1ot.~,as tn.tanrs. -, $50. ss.e....a- sas.
+" ".-*.N -s7 " po'en' oe1e<'a'no
from tnese motives are c1table among us- Be-
sides this, the military enthusiasm which rolled
, 1876-11-05
WASHINGTON.

6pec1ot 1spdtca to 1Ae IrtbHa<
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov 4.-Another curl
Gus and unaccustoned circumstance may pos
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PICKED UP!

b. fAe aa3s~sz gaes iwo cd >8i@s. fss o~Esr
eAn have the same by proving YrSrerty. AL pay
G2s tgr tbs nesies-
gtf wa " ROBINSON sasF~varf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-01

AID IL accordance with law AZ: AZ order o:
the board NJ Trustees, made on the 10th day
OF August, i-.;. many shares 81 eaci, parcel ~
such eIccs nsy BE- nccs-asry VIII liz sole. at
pl.hi. a.,' t.'i; q. III" offic. o: .ht -ccr tar.
ia n t. Myi-.uc"i'r's 1cweiry -t"r' ~ -
'rtau;s ii''-', arson street, Car ois city. -
I.4.ia. Il,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-01
q rPLIGAT'iON FOR 4 PATENT.

IN 10 the NORTH CARSON NINE. 70. 3i'5.
g. s. I..illu Office. Ca suil City, Nv aua. March
I'D, ls16.- Notice is h-rt,by Ii.tn that the
NORTH CARSON S!GvEE MlNISi COMPANY, Icy
its authorized agent 4. 8. COZ 10, whose post
office address Is Carson q y, Nevada, has this
Il ~ filed itS application frr Il atelt for Iii
,"u Hundred linear feet of the korth Carson
Mine or Vein bearing guld and silver, with
surface ground six hundred feet in width,
situate, living and being in Eagle and WasLuS
Valley Mining District, County Of Orlnsby,
and state IF Nevada and known and dcsig-
uatvd by the ii, Id notes aud official plat on file
III it.is office AZ Lot No. ~. in Township Il,
north Range twenty east OF Monte niahio ne
ridiall the t.A. rior boundaries u said Lot NJ.
40 being as follows, to-wit: Variation. lGs ~
east Commencing ct Post No. l, at ;. r.. corner
Of tl.,' claim, on the southern slope OF the
Ia"unt lin, frcin which point the section corner
post ut The S. f.. corner Of Section 81, L. 10 N.
4. - T., NJ. ID. II. bears :. - 10 Z. lsiI feet
distant. and the haE staff en- the dome Of the
state Capitol at Carson CITY bears S. 80 s. E.,
and running y. A. ij T.. 900 feet TO Post No.
=; thence n. - - ". 600 feet to Port Ne. 8;
thence. 5. A. n ". i,aOo feet to lost No. 4;
the nee ). ~ ~ = 800 feet 10 place of begin
liiir con! aiming %. Gt-!"9 aarts. This claim il
bounded by 40 ot,,rr known mines mining
cieinfs. The locEti,ii of this mine is duly r,-
curtitd in tho Recorders Office Of Eagle and
Nashu, Vail y Mining District ut Carson City,
NJ ,a,il, il !, ,ik 4 ri folio l9l Any ana all
PERSONS Ella IlnS adv, tscly any portion OF said
Noftll Carson Mine said mining ground gf
hereinh.!orc ,ies ci!btd are required to Eie their
State@ Land Office, at Carson City, in the state
Of Nevada, during the sixty days period OF pnh-
location hereof OF they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute.
A. WAITE. Register.
t, d. EDWARDS, Attorney. mh23