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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06
INDEPENDENT LABOR PARTY.

Tho independent labor party held q meeting last
evening in Masonic Hail. Thrtecuih street, between
Third and Fourth avenues II was not exactly an
enthusiastic meeting, but was very exctabic one,
the excitabhsy happily Tor all concerned being under
great control Mr. William A. A. Carscy Is the president
OF this union, and he was accused at a previous
meeting Of having collected moneys for tho benefit
81 thc association and Of having appropriated
vcstigasc the reported last night aud their
port they stated that Mr.. Carsey had collected from
Mr. Gideon j. Tucker. Mr.. Peter Cooper and others
money 70 tho amount Of $780, which he had not
counted for.
long night and strong light then ensued between
Mr.. Carsey's friends ana those opposing him, and Il
finally resulted in committee being appointed to
investigate the matter.
Mr.. Carssy supported by thsn half the
members present, and expressed himself willing ut any
time V account for any money received BY HIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06
CHEAP CABS.

To rnE EDITOR TIM HrRALD:-
Now that We are blessed with stage coach, why car
not New Workers advance one step iurthor and have
Cheap Cabs" As before stated we do not need .
fancy equpagc, but PLAIN, durable turnouts suitable
iol wear ana tear on our pavements Aud think that
acohioftaole clean cab be II nomcly would bs
a'most universally paronized In preferences to thf
packed ana close horse cars. tedious omnibuscs
MOVING your sympathy with US In this respect SIN
ceresy trust you will keep this matter ae,tased
Nxw ivnK, Nay l. 1S7d IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06
wOMEN'S CENTENNIAL UNION.

The last general meeting Of the womcn's Centennial
Union will te held At Chckcrng Hall to-day, at two
O'Clock. The Presidents and Trcasurcr's reports will
BE- read and the banner destined Tor the WomAns Pa
vilion q Philadelphis Will be exhibited
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-28
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
- NEW REMEDIES
IN DIR. GIgEON'S DISPENSAhS
E 693 K~nrus street.

yaa Francisco. i.,tallishaa Il. 1cj}, fSt tus
trestnie1lt OF Scxuai anl Seminal Diseases such
AZ Gonorrhea elect, Structure, syphilis IN
its forms, ~ minal Weakness, iinpoteEcy. est.
SKIN diseases Of years standing End Clceratea
Le.:s successfully trentei.
Seminal Weakness.
Seniaa EInissioDs the consequence OF sclf.
slusr: This SOLITARY Vice. or d.iraNed sexual
indulgence is practiced by the youth OF both
ee.cs foam s;,Grst unlimited extent. producing
With uuerripn rinirfy, tie following tram of
unrtia syD,rtc.ys unless contLtcd tv scienH.
fc medical rnc.sures, viz: SalIow countof'
apce. dark spots under the eyes. pain IN the
head. ringing III the earT noise Ike the ristIiNs
of leaves snd rafting Of Chsi!ots. lneasihcts
about tho Ioiiia wvsAncss OF the limos, CONT
Sad visor. b,uIltcd intellect. los OF confidence,
GIlliGencc in approaching Strangers, h c'slke 70
form new acquaintanceR, disposition u shun
society lops Of memory, hccti, huhi..s, pilnples
and various eruptiors about the faces, furrea
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption. .
night sweats, mcnoman MS aud frequent insanity
If relief t,e bot ohtaiutd. should nlriy lin!ne-
jiateiy either III person or by letter, and have
cure effected by his aid scientific mode 81
treating this dis ase, which never ia4is vi o.
fecting quick and radical cure,
CURED 1T ROME.
Persons st Il dir tanCe may be tG8ED Al
HOME by addrcssinra letter 10 OK. EibEoN ,
stating case symptoms. length OF t'mo the as
case hiss continued. mud have medicine prompt
ly forwarded free from damage and curiosity
10 sny mart Cf the country, WITH frii ana ris,n
directi0us By ius.rtDg Ten Dollars com, IN
registered letter. through the lostofhce or
through W. lis Fargo i Co.; ps"ka;-" OF lnedi-
cine will be for>ssr.ied any rart of the Union.
spon.i.ntR viii please inform Or. Gibbon
that they 4 NJ n : advertisements i'll the ArPRAL
Address, DIR. u. e. G.gsON.
octl2-ly I;ox 1857. San Francisco
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-28
p;,s.I,AT1tiS FOR FATE NJ.

~ Nai:ce NJ. 3ls, in:taI states Survey Ne.
st Emitted Statss Ia.il Office Carson city, NJ
y.ds. May i; Ia, Io16.-Sotire il hereby given
thst tlle AYERS AND HOikISd eILIth MN
IsSG G pMr..NT, cooper. ion duiy incui!1
raid under ana by Virtuc 81 Tie laws Of tn"
STATE II California. having !!s prime ial place
rf b,I lc~s i'll the ,itX Of ,-Ht ranri-Cc, State
OF ;;ylituIfia hs- IN day by A. =. uouLD. its
attorney III f..rr AMI agent whose Post c!hcs
a.i.i-e.:s y C,r%"n city, Nevstlnl made appicG-
ton for ritr,I state, patent for fifteen nun
,tred 20 u liii-s.l foet OF III. Williams Lode.
uesr,i: ;rll atd ,.yer quar- and other min
erals II ir,y;.il1 IT, tails, tCGethr with surface
grcuu,t six h,:ncrfi $500 frct IN width, for III"
c1n4cuirr; HcrainE thereof; siinatc IA the faR'"
AID wa-hoo Valley Mining District, Gr.tlsiy
County n-i state ot Nevada. known a.ld der,,:-
iatnd on the Nsld no.es and official plat az
United States survey or lot No ~, IN section ~.
Il, ,urhip & north Of range /? ehs'. Monte ~
.-,ja meridian: the eTteri T bounfari's OF SAID
,ot No. 80 beiGr A. fo!low-, 20 wit: Beginning
NJ post marked Nc. /. L. =. Survey No. ~.
whence the southwest corner O. Section ~,
Township Is north Of rsn@" |" east, ~ ais south
no ~, west s9S $40 feet; the Ayers and Hoy
kins Silver Mining Company 3 cabin bears north
eCs, west CSC feat. sud the discovery and work
lag cut and TUE ne! upon thus III .ic bears north "
ef' east 9i5 !cet; thence RAINING fr,t eourst
worth lyLc wei. c.J feet post marked No
n y Survey No ~: th"ucs III course. north
"a ~ east 600 feet to past marked Ma. f" Su'-
yry No. 80: thence third couraa, south 1875
east SEQ feet TO pest MARKED y" ; survey
n
800 .tet 10 post No. !. the place Of beginning,
cnutsining ~ se-l1c Te': bearings Expressed
:roIl the true meridian with magnetic vsria-
ton " I6 ~ east. Th,s claim WA located nn-
Ter the nsfns 81 the N,liismS Mining Claim
And survey u.gae 10 accord Herewith. The
workings And improvements on thiS mine con
.isi o: an o.n cu. go .er ioug, 90 feet vide Ar<l
y, feet dtep si.d tunnel run i'll the hill from
the fIar -: asid cot distance nj - feet, eS-
caetipg 500 hi w IL. IHis claim ~ rounded
nor:herly hs he kytr- Consolidated Hilser Mir
ill.,, CoIups ry't claim; snutt"rly by the Loretta
CON ohnyS mining claim. The said mining
claim beIg rrrorueu i'll tho oifoe o! the Is-
ccrtier OF O2uI-by county nfor,siiid, IN volume
\, folio 32s. Any hna al persons claiming any
portion Of F.id Aye,s ana Hopkins silver NIL
Ing Comprny'a cia!n. are required 10 file then
al Y.rso claim with the Rc.,ister' 81 the tniscd
S.atrs Lard Office Al Carson ti'y, Nevada, dur
:ne the ri, dry y,'ioh OF publication. or thty
Ttli h'''aT-n'! NJ v.7trr OF ths' HrHt's'ons 81
H. ssal2!-. - :. -. E:s s..ss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-28

migration srd importation Of Ncngnlians upon
the mos! aud material interests Of the country.
Tveif.h--The Republican PARTY recognizes.
with approval the s1,,s anti al advance NJ entity
made tow ard the establishment Of equal rights
fer women, by the msnJ important amendments
effected By Republican Lesiis!at'res ID tho
laws hich concern nc personal ard property
relations ~ wives, mothers snd widows. ana
tv the apnontniert srd election Of ~cilcI. 10
the sup-rintentl, ncy of institutions o! educs-
tim, charity and Other public trusts. The
honest demands Of this class Of citizens Yer ri
iiiticnsi rights and privileges and imn'inines
Should he trea,cd with respectful consideration,
Thir;eenti,-1i,e Constitution ccnfers upon
Congress so,cr.ig~ rover over the territories
of tue United states for their government, ana
IN the exercise OF this power II Il th- ri5nt Az"
the duty nf Cor s.r.s 10 prohibit Rnc ett'rf''e
in the Territories. that relic OF hafhtil7iN'
polygaIuy; ard We demand such lceidiatiun as
shall secure this end AMI the supremacy OF
American institutions in all our Territories
Fourfcentii-The pledges which the nation
has given ~ our soldiers and sailors must be
fulfilled. Tfis great people Will always bold
those who peried their iiras fo- their country :
preservation in the Lindest remit Intrance.
Fitccnii,-we sincerely deprecate sii FEC
tiolI feeling and tendencies, aud NC, there
fore. uotc with deep Rolicitade that the Demo
crr:ic party counts rs it, chief hope o: Success,
upon the electoral vote q: united South
secured through the efforts OF these who were
recently arraycd against the nation. and We ia
woke the earnsst attention of the country {, the
crave truth that the suCcesses thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife ard impeiii the
national honor and human rights.
Sixtcentji--We charge the Democratic party
with being the Same IN character aud spirit as
when it sympathised with treason; with max
ing ia control of the House Of Representatives
,he triumph snd the opportunity of the nation =
recon. foes; with reassc rtinE and appl3udiIS at
the National Capitol ths sentiments OF unrs-
repeLtsl. rebellion. with sendinS Union sol
d;ars to the wa;l ana promoting Confederate
soldiers IT. the front: with deliberately nrHpos-
in: to rcpudiste the piigitsd faith Of The oov-
eminent; with being equally false and ilabecite
IL Uycrehai.wiGg tine ENDS of justice by ITS par
,i.au m:stnaaac.ment aud obstruction Gf inSes-
tisativn; VI I'm proving itself through tie p c4od
Of iss ascend, ncy Ill the Lower House OF Con
cress utterly ircorupctrEt 20 administer tn"
Soycrnlut mt and we warn the country against
trusting o PARTY :hus alike unworthy. TeSEeant
arC intapsI,t.
S,s.rntccnii, - The Nationsi Administrators
merits c.an,nerds.ion for its honorable week in
tia rrsrl,,grent OF domestic and foreign 81 irs.
and President. ;.ysnt deserves the continued sui
hearty gratitude Of Tire Ain,rican people for his
patrutisla au his immense services IN wa ai.6
liz peace
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-28
ShERjFE'S SALE.
10y VIRTUE ex AN EXECUTION

10y VIRTUE, of AN EXECUTION
, IL me directed. issusa cus OF the honor
able Second Juijcia District Court, on Judg-
.,,sat rendered thasrin CT the 10th day ct OCto-
le- A. j.. ls7f. IN favor CT Thomas Peer mi
ac-eIh Eecr sni against j.. u. bryant Tor the
sum Of S..S.i I2-iur VITA interest on iht sum
or 81 :t7 q, ~ .i,t rate at Ter cent r'r n nth,
and Cu IT, ~. a. .s'a rcr cent. per amman IRON
,.ats ~ u..t~'. i"Gttler will: III" suIn Of
80 = eat 8, >ri ara aCcruing clsis, now IN
e. sun, IF :, - Er' levied upon am - ze',
-.t. will ssJt.. ,; IL lie q. she wood ysf.' resr
In, ,r;r. tr.E. U.ia tN county. on the st day
~ ,ht.ie.. :. J.. 1879, between the hours OF
,.r,.i,..s :, :, .s ~ * =. II. - = : At
t',lc.s =. -. ,Es r.cnt. IL. interest ana
claim ~ ,:C - - q bryant ~, III ar y The
fvI wiz. .s,'I -" rr.'party. situate 9Gi eng
II, til, cc.;liy us 'r,nsty nna STATE -: Nevada.
70 -,,: Fou- '.s..!..;..l cords nus p!nr ri.
=. -. ~ u {.
slr--;-r 81 The Tc1niy - Grin~b'-
Cs!-t.1 Cir. 't-',Nr =. i-;s. 10
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RETURNING SAME DAY:

Leave Hisnbruok House on the arrival ~ the
steamer from Tnhoe City ard oher poi;,,s
t.s Lake, sni arrive At Carson City In time to
connect with the 1 r. N. passenger trains for
Virginia CITY and Reno.
j. u. HEHTnN, Proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-28
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR An ISSURABEE CASE.
lSr. :e HiShnu's
Oi.D EE T. l. r A III

Dr. &c Ri,hnu's
GOLDE ga l. + A NJ
Aft, IN YEAR. Of TRIAL tn This coast, Las proved
;ts.ii T.. only curative in certain Class or
disrnsee lscI.ouIsc,d by medical practitioners W
inCErai'lu.
DIR. lie Ilichau's Golden EsnIsnm No.
Cures Chancrcs, first snd second stages; sores
IN the Legs " Body. sIofa i.srs, iy's Nose, etc.
Coppcr-coiorei Elp:chcs. S5phiiitic Catatrh,
Diseased Scalp, and al! thr primary forms OF
the dsesse known ns Sypiiils. frlcc, % Itr
bottle, or two for 50.
DR.. H.. E.c;sau's Golden Ralsam No.
Cures Tertiary, Ncrcufiei, Syphiiitic Ehehms-
tis,n Bains in the Bones, Back If the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat: Sylhiliic Hash, jumps
and Contracted co-3s, Stiffness Of he Limbs,
and eradicatss all diseases fto,u thu system,
whether caused by lDdisrtti0n or 6bUsn nf
MISUNDERSTANDING tho blood l'uin aud healthy
Price, s. per bottle, er sHo for 81
DE-. ..e ls;Chaa's Golden srn u fsla
An1f3Gte.
For III" emo OF tuHoirhea Clctt, 'rritsao
ursY.I. AMI ali Urinary or t,'nital diearran.
nleEts Price, - 81 FER bottle.
Dr. y. kirEn..'s Golden Spanish
Injection.
A wash AMI Injection fer sc:crc ss7cs Of Con
orrEcG, IntiarhE @:oly Hir'', 'itictt'eN anh All
eiiscsaes t.: tho E:dnay> n,il Bladder. rr.e,.
81 81 par ! 'tt!".
Alsc. Agents for Or. Le Richnu's
isrideH Fills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Eu:trsiors, 1ni-
potency, aid ~ diseases ar.s.n3 ron Mastuf-
baton and excessive abuses. Price - per
bottle. The sr:tll;ro GcIl>K" GaI-.AAi i put W
only in round hotties. On receipt If price,
cheese medicines will De art 20 III paris of tho
country, by express Or Ms!, ftcnr' y pacM .,
and free. from observation. >vit Attnth. &. T.
RICHARDS K co. wholesale anf ir'ail drug
cists aud rheIui-,s. nvu'hT,S; conner OF Clay
and sai.4one streets, Sci! fra.clrcc. California.
aErIG-lv x
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oYTy0AI.l
ANENDSENT Az

nROPOSE D AMEND 5ENT AMI
revision Of .hs Conss tst,so 81 The State 81
nevada. rsAsed At the srvsath session Of ths
Legislature;
Resolved. by Che Assembly. .ha 8e1st" con
earning TLst the Colsttt ntioa II the ststs Of
Nevada he smended - follows:
Amend Hectlcn one ci A.s.clo TX -: Ia" Cen
stttu,ion OF the Siata Of NevsJs .. - TO rad -
follows:
kcctioa 1. Tn. fscal ysae she'll Commence on
the FIRST day OF December IN each year.
Passed J9nusry 70. 1873.
Resolved, by the Assembly, th" Senate coz
crr1ius. That or- history. ss a stats. has taught
VA tbs necessity Of revising the Cocatitution:
We therc;are recommend the electors ~ the
ucxt election for NJ .n6grs Of til. stature 10
-cts for o. a.,sil-i t;,e ca.iJ;.g Of Convention
for the rurpos- of revising IL, Constitution OF
the stat, u! Nevada.
ps. Sd February -. 1875
herciy certify :hs foregoing 20 w t-'r" cop
i.s frog: III. original eE-c;!ed Be"irfioHs IN
flo in "a ofh?.
ws,,,s, r1y hand sHi tn. fsr'as SO, 81
yiL 't-e. sLn.-. I, .,!s.
a - J. =. N.Y.. 7-.t. So.
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2. e. .,oGn. S'crs'--y-
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NORTH CARSON .yI.yrR MIN.

NORTH CARSON sJI.rrE MIN.
~ In. Comr=nv- Location of rrIncirs,
Place If business. san Frsnctrcn. California
Location II Siss, ,TGa,hy County. Nevada
Notice Is hereby gwen. that y meeting Of the
Board of l.irec.oTs. held ou the third nsy Of
Osiuhtr, iS.6, an a-ssssneot. ~. ), oi ter ce1ts
ptr share WAS levied upon thu capital stock of
thu rcr:,ar.tios, payable LAM -i.tely IN tn,tcd
Sts'es gold cclu. 70 III. Secretary. At tn Off =
# tina company, No $50 cr0 ONE street, san
Ersnci.co, CaiitorDis. Any stock upon which
this a~se sBl"nt shall remain unpaid Oh the
sixth lay Of November. 1876 will be delinquent.
s.d AL .c.;is"d for s,ls At public auction: ana
mi - payment = mad. before Will be sold
MONDAY. the TWESTY-SfTtHt DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1879. TO pay the deiirauc5t AS
se.-neo.. together WITH : >sts oi advertising
and expenses Of ssie. Ey order of the Board
u Directors.
WM A. 81. yiN HOKkELSJ. Secretary.
Cf.ica. NJ. 40 S,nsons street. l:som Il, san
FrsuGis.;o. Cnii!oIn's.
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~, aryD GOLD

e a..d -I'T'r hu:irg Company LOCATION
81 j'ril .:lsi place ri bn-iue-- r.r-cn cry.
y, Fstl.. t.Hr.t.,sn at work, ~ afai'i sA'
- ...t.. !. 'T.- = ...-, '.uEEfS, y III --
= ,- !. -..iI, ,...-. ....,t ti-t.at a. $50
t'.sn ~, % s=.-5t'"' 'Sl"'"i 10. -
g.. ,..r.f--,.. ia at,. .;.-. a .--csr-...r v.
-, IL. /. !, s'.n!s.r iiih. i-1F. III. ~ "a!
,p,~-..---. - - g. - ;,a:IsgI =: I'll -.t
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:.,rat---I,s I:a..ci -ssi,- - arisr'ct "a -
II ~. ,ri ~. . iss.ue. aud Ivy the ou''.'al.'
'sn-.,a..- oi National sli Ssste HoTS.i'iHsiifS
,,,,.I,,r ti,.i----;,,iivc Constitutions ~" r!-hs
=. s.,,.,ry q. ..-t - '-t.. - i"EH rTi - -
s,,,s~.i ss,r,.s; 81 ~ san - e''.'F' ''r'-
--N..-s
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Ard IN ssrnrlaurJ with .a~ s'!t a. n..i'T AZ the
Bua.i q. trustees IN. Ia on The iith osy ~ Ner-
,.,,ns, 1876 So many shares ~ Cssh psr.t'i y!
,uch stock ~ :cay l'e ncr+s,sty VIII ne sold NJ
pr;.lic su.tion q. 'be ciicr e the Ser inr',.
~ H. L. McI.aasGi!n's Jeacir' sloE' III TIE
Adams Enuar. Carson street, tsE;on cay, w.
yE,s, On tie
rSurs;, tea day "f SoscHai'er, 1916.
AZ til, hour of II NJ " ss;d day. e. -. the sstf
,;eiiu:aout assGssuest thereon. Se;hc- with
cost. I. a,.y.r.i.ia, aud erpS a>' II sEi5.
JOHN y. Fly. Sscr,tery
Ca-s,a City. Co shrr i.th. is's. 0c,l-ii
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Ghe Carson 1ai'n 9pptat

CARSON CITY:
saturday October -, 1870
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ysDusTox SHINING COMPANY.

'VVS u !SINEN" 0VNF'Nf'
Location cf ~ cipsl place =: s,i-' ness.
ssh rrzrcisc,. Csiisolnia. Location 81 works.
!rri, District. Ormehv County. ate os Ssss-
6s Notice 1. hersby given o. 1T A meeting y!
Tie Ea.ld ~ directors. held ON the "a day ct
October. l,1c. sn assessment. No. '. OF Five
Cent. Ter ~hare wa levied EpNI the capital
stock ri the corporation. ?,yahla ln,fnediNeir
in United States gold in 10 the SECRETARY. a.
the ciiice OF the cou !. :, No. ilo!. Csiiibrria
street San rrsI cisco. California. Ans stock
lir,,n " Itch this assessment shsI! remain m
~ III on the eth day ~ November 1876. will be
ts,!iuaueut aud advertised for sale u. pueiic
au~iiNfl: aud unless rSsrei - made before
will b. scIJi on TUESDAY. the :ist G,s "f
NOVEMBER. 1873. 20 rsy the delinquent as
..s.r,,s. e. srth,r with costs y; advertising. md
EXPENSES o: ..!e. l., ortt: OF thu Btayi Of
Directors.
". eT4IkLEY. Secretary.
On &C. No. 4ia;s .a!.fornis street, san F..u-
cisco. California
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-11

t,:' =! ,,!I ite>Au~s-, >''t hhU",
DAZZLING, that Monday j. washing day
anh if the things are APT Washed and
dried thea The weeks work is ~ fear
fully pat back. Non will, wont sou
nay owBy?n
The young Bshn's heart Eas torn,
but he replied :
MAUD, dearest, my duty TO my
bleeding country demands impera-
lively that / shall whoop her up the
precise sort of weather that heaven
will send improbabIy impartially
during the next twenty-four hours
upon the jus. and the unjust, without
regard TO age, sex or previous eondi-
tion of servitude. If an area Of baro-
metric disturbance exists in the
middle states on Monday, now how
can / consistently with my duty de-
clare that the probabilities favor clear
weather with light winds from the
southeast? Now angel, ask me any
thing but that. 1 could not love
thee, dear, so darn much. loved i not
honor more."-
'sThen you don't love me-" she
sobbed, bursting into tears.
The reader will readily understand
how they progressed to a quarrel and
parted enemies. She returned his
presents, and is now featuring on
woman's rights, and he is a confirmed
misogynist, and sits up all Sunday
night at the signal service office, with
iendish glee making out bulletins for
Monday announcing falling barome-
ter, atmospheric disturbances. heavy
rains, showery weather, and so on.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-11

Twenty dollar" Robbins, or the
%rollicklng bribe-snatcher of the
Dismal Swamp, recently made a
speech in North Carolina, in which
he emphatically displayed his true
colors. He tried to eounteract his
gushing speech on the Centennial by
denouncing at wholesale the Yankees
und condemning the North at retail
in general. He was among his con
s%tituency, and deemed this course
necessary in order to secure u nomina-
ton. He urged the necessity OF the
practice Of duplicity on the part of
the South until it obtained full con-
troll Of the National Government and
then it could do IS it pleased. 1t
probably will not do as it pleases, how
eve for n number of years to come.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-11

Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, and
Chairman of the Confederate Judiei-
airy Committee represents the chival-
nv of that State. He would not tell
a lie any sooner than George Wash
ington. He would not prevaricate
any quicker than John Young Brown
And yet, in regard to the Caldwell
dispatch, he did a little Of both.
He further pronounced the two
rebels he had selected on the sub
committee to try MI. Blaine, CHS
peers in every sense, and in point of
honor his superiors." From a Con-
federate standpoint, of curse they
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A Signal Service Romance.

One Of the most prominent officials
of the signal service bureau was onc
engaged 10 be married to
lowry, charming and wealthy girl.
The eve of the wedding dawned-if
an eve can dawn-and they were oc-
cupying the same rocking chair and
talking as insanely as only lovers can
talks when the fair n said:
"Albert, duckey, there is n thing
I wish you to do when we are MAJ
ried."
name it,' iovey, he replied max
ing her feel that her corsets were
twice too large for her.
"That Ia, pretty, to have no rain
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Better Than Dancing.

A h%ospitable lady gave her young
friends q party the other night, and
round dances being proposed, she
stenuously objected; "but," she added
''if any of the boys wish TO hug the
girls, let them sit down upon the
sofa and go at it in earnest-but no
round dances mind you" They went
at it, and seemed TO enjoy themselves
every bit as much as If they had
glided in round dances all the even
ing. And the girls are '.just dying"
Is one of them terms it, for that lady
10 give another party.
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The prospect now is that the attempt
of certain leading Confederates in the
House to defeat the passage of the
appropriation bills, and thus bring
the government to a deadlock, will
fail. 1t now looks as If there were a
sufficient number of patriotic Demo-
Gratis In the Senate and House to CO.
operate with the Republicans in per-
fecting aud passing these necessary
bills.
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The late A. 7. Stewart died April
10. To-day the same span of bay
horses, at the same hour in the after
noon, comes down Broadway and cir
cles round the marble store into
Chambers street there to wait at the
door precisely the same MS formerly
when the great millionaire merchant
was in active life. The only difference
is that now another man gets inside
and there is another man on the box.
The world moves on as usual. tan
other man inside" tells the whole
story. Such is life.IN. Y. CONNER
cial.