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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
x-pry-E OF DECREE AND

Is Order of Sale issued out of and under iie
seal of the Honorable Second judicial Dlstr,c'
Court, in and for Ormsoy County, STATE Oh "
yala, on Judgment obtained ther'ih on IN
n4th day of February, A. ID. 1876, and attes'eu
ON tbe 3,l Iay of March. A. D. 1876. III favor Oh
John Kelly and against James Duty 1or tiis
sun, Of 81 s9S 20 100, with interest on paw"
thereof from February oath, \. u. is'', uh1ii
n.;l and on the sum Of $500 2O-lso iheteoi u.
ten per cent. per annuln until nalo' ana I't
costs of suit taxed ut SOL so. together with the
,,D Of - 5-iG0 Clerks accruiS costs, ana Al
costs which may accrue by advert sing shefil!
fess etc. counsel Zee Of S232 $500 included III
tine Judgment, and to me directed, command,
ing me to sell according to law certain fs:il
property hereafter described 10 satls1 the 40 we
demands. all in gold coin Of the United Sta'es'
and in pursuance thereto l have levied upon
and will expose at public auction IN 1ron' a., sl
the Court House door il Carson CITY, OrmsnS
county, state OF Nevada, on SAlUEDh1, N
18th DAY OF MARC 4, A. d. 1876, between M
horrs Of Q A. NJ. ard p. NJ. to Wit, at 0 cio.A
IN all the right, title, interest or claim OF
the defendant James Duffy Of, III ana 10 'He
following described zeal property, as SET OUT IN
said dacres. to wit: Lots Nos. !. =, ) anu ia
block No, "a of Mussers DIVISION OF Careon
City Or,asby County, Nevada, together with
'he All p'o S. T. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson City, March 3D.. 1876.
Rosr NJ CLARKE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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PUBLICATION FOR PAT y
"A Notice No. ais, United States surrey ,. No No.
.a-ITnit.d Stated Land Office. Carson CITY, Ne
y,,. Nav 18th lS76.-Notics is hereny given
that tho AYERS AND HOPKINS SlLvEA M
ING CpMPANY,a corporation dliy lAooiu
rated under aud by virtue OF the lave eI tnc
state of California having us t pr,ncp stste
of ;-,lit.I,iH has this day by 4. :. GOULD. It's
,tt,r,,y in feet and agent who's" fost oAce
oasress is Carson City, Nsvads), msas sppAica-
flo, Tor Urited States patent icr niteen Auh
80 ~ ses, Iiusar fost OF the williams Lode,
.,,r;xr ala and silver quartz ana elmer MIL
.r.l. Of precious metals, together Win safiac"
.,r,u,a six hundred 500 feet in wldtn: lSr we
convenient working thereof; sne :'..s;,. 0r,.shv
und wa.hoe Valley Mining District, Orihsoy
.n-., and state OF Nsvxaa. known ana aesl9-
mated On the field notes and ohlelsl piat ~
I,it.a states survey or lot No -, IN SecucA ~
Township Is north Of range - esss. monte ~,
h,. MERIDIAN: tho exterior boundaries OF sxi'
III n, 90 being as follows, to wit: HeSinhlAs
ST post marked No. !. U. 8. earvey w. o. o.
whence the southwest corner OF Ssetloh ~,
rnvnshir is north OF range IL east, bears south
7co eo west. Ss5 SIC feet; the Ayers and HOP.
kins silver Miainy Company cabin bears hor,h
a. , vest $50 fest, and ths discovery ana WORE.
INC emit and tunnel upon this Eine sears NORTH :
% east, 33s feet; themes raining IN M >
| y 8 survey No. 81; thence secosd conr.e nor'h
| TAI east 500 tecs to pest narkeo 40 . eur
| vav No 80; theac- third csaIse south 10
east I $50 feet to posi- rarheu W. 80 -
X, 20. thence fourth courss snsth "a - west
! ,no feet to post No. /, the place OF besihnih;,'
containing % dco a,r.s bearings y.s
lion of 1899 cast. THIS ciaih was ioe ave" W.
Az tho rnD,a of the Williams Mining Cinim
and survey made TO accord Herewith. Tue
workings and improvements oa TINS fhlne cor
SCI IF 1, IN cur 50 feet lorG, 70 feet woe Aho
| ,n f.,I hen ard a tunnel run III the mn from
| a., r.c,. If s,;i cut distance o! ~ feet, tx
cocdirg $500 in va ne THIS sia- s !. Soa9 %.n
.L"l rlaj9t, sal;thcfly ly the lorcti'
G ci'5 mining claipl The said mimi
Gam .l being rccor1ed ia the otcg Of the , Re
cortrr Of o2lrsby county aforesaid, IN yol',m'
| A folio 500. amy and all persons CLAIMING 9hS
-, Of sad Ayes ard hopkins silver VI II
in"- T1ansry's claim are required 70 hle tfei
aIylr.c claim with tie Register Of the Ihiir,
| S.,tes land Office u. Carson City, Nevada. dur
M, tn eyty day period OF publication, or the!
vii h. barred BY virtue Of the prov .aioaa d"
tie statute. Lmy17I \ NAl11, REGISTER.
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,,no, the electoral vote OF a united south'
.so.rred through the efforts OF those who We're
recently arrayed against the nation. and we IN
woke the earnest attention OF the county - TX.
crave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reoreu sectional strife ana .hperii 'he
national honor and human rights
Sixtee atb-We charge the Democratic party
with ing the same in character ana spiii' d.
when it sympathized with treason; Win h"A
inc i.s control of the House OF Representatives,
mo trir,ooh and the opportunity Of the nation
,ece,t foes. with rensserting and applaudihS At
the National Capitol the sentiments Oh "hie-
rcpentant rebellion; with senolhs hion SUI
diers to the wall and promoting C"hfe'SrA''
soldier, to the front; with deliberately propos-
inc IN ronudiate the plighted faith CT the Gov
eminent: with being equally false ana ihloeeiie
j., oversLadowing tie ends OF justice ps i's paA
,is., acknowledgment and obstruction OF lnVes-
| +i,.,ion. with proving itself through the perioa
| If its sscendeney III the Lower House OF ooh
gress. utterly incompetent to administer 'ne
| Government, and we warn the country as"iis
.r,,st:rr a marty thas alike unworthy, recreah
! and in capable.
| Seventeenth The National Administrator
merits commentator for it's honorable WORK
t,c management of domestic and foreign all airs
and President G rant deserves the continued ah'
beorty gratitude of the American people 1or III
,,,trict sin and his immense services n war AZ
in peace.
RssoIre9. That we present as our candidate
| for President and Vice President Of the United
States, two distinguished statesmen OF elninen
ability and character, ana conspicuously htte'
| sor those two high offices, and We conhdenti
,,neal TO the American people to intrust IN
administration Of their public affairs to AHIhei
FOR, = IIaves and william A. Wheeler.
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~ r,,r INSTRUCT COURT, SEC

Il ond Judicial District, III and fer Urinspy
County, State Of Nevada: In the na,lef Oh On, .,a
S,,.,,t to Al, order of The said Court, maze on
the 18th day Of March 1875, notice is hgreny
piven that MONDAY. The FIRST DAY or
MAY, 1876, at 10 O'clock \. 81 OF ti9 salo cay
a. -he CourtroOl Of said Court, has ben ap'
'ninta5 for bearing tine petition Of VIA. j.
G}Inrns.oa. pay ing for IN order that the al
,nnisrrator ard al.'nnistr2tfiA q h&ii eaI~,e
mn. ~ authorized " said Court TO i-ehc :. c3ll
ycyance 10 saij petitioner CT Iert@!h '"".' -.
I,i,y.1,a h.i,,g in the Cityof Carson, County
aIna Stafe ofo-,said. to Wit: Tot Nc . and vest
~ fs ~ea. Of , Lot No. 10 N bloc No - IN Nzs-
crs division Of said Carson CITY, at W'.'tA .'1ne
ana place aiI persons interested therein mag
appear and contest the same ~ iiAL'' '-''- 0"-
'-1 '-''-' - IT. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
.-.r.ll g, 1876.
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Ta The UNFORTUNATE
NEW REARDlAS
ASe&A NEW RuAB0lDS
~ DR.. eIEEok's nIsrsHsAH'
623 Koarny Street

80, Francisco. Established i. 1854, fer tas
s pa ~ S.x..l and Seminal Diseases saeh
=. q ,n.rrhea. elect, Stristars, syPhiiis In
10 tom. seminal weakness. lMaetesey, sss:
stin ti,esses of years standing ana oics1s1o"
Legs suucessfully trsaeed.
aenipai Weakness.
Semiua Emissions. the CONSEQUENCES 81 se.
hnsa. This solitary vice, or depraNse seSus.
a .snfs. il prscticsd by the youth Of he.a
-. 70 AN almost unlimited extsnt, pred ecinl
with un,rring certainty, the followink 'rain 81
,,nr.;d svrnfoms. unless coinbsted by sclent.-
"a medical measures, viz: Sallo~ coaa. ~
.nca. dark spots under the eyes, pam IN va.
head ringing in the ears, morse ~. .....;.sss
Of leaves and rafting OF eharlots, HAssssS
.hont ths loius weakness of the hnps' Couia
sad vision. blunted intellect, less OF connaehos
desd snce in approac hing strangers, oisAAs %
form nav acopaintances, disposition 10 sAIa
society loss Of memory, hectlC husAes. pl.ap,s,
snt various eruptions about the IAces, ~. ..N
t..cne fetid breath, coughs, consenPtion'
go s,vaat. monouania aud frequent insanity.
r. TaIi.f he not obtained, should aPPI! lHnS
6iateiv either in person or by letter. ana hAso
49,. efsactrd by his new and sclentlne moas o.
treatino this disease, which neve, isiis u "'
| f.ctiur o quick and radical cure;
CURED AT HOME.
| ,.rs.,s az a distance may be CURED Az
| NONE Nv addressinga letter to DIR. 6lbBOA'
| stating case. sv,r pteus .engtH OF tune tHe us
| s.s has continued, and have medicine proAipI-
| ", foryr,rdrd free from damage ena cuflosiey'
70 anv mart of the country. with fuii ana pis; :
aira,i;6ns. Bv inserting Ten Dollars COIL -
resistered letter, through tho foslol9re az
| tL2ouoh wells, Fargo Co.; packaFs OF n'eu.
E;i, hs forv arded to any part Of the mon.
Corr.,uand.nts will please inform pr, uinooa
that they read his advsrtissrne MT IN Tue hAi
'aa: s ~. DIR. J. F.. GIBHON'
| 1,nS Fox 1857. San frAacisco.
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nNsTHOuSbMD DOLLARS REWARD
.,oK AN INcURABLE CASE
Or, lie RiekaH's
coIuEy RA l. + A NJ

After ten yews Of trial en- this coast, has PfoVsa
il self the emily curative in certain clssh Vi
diseases pronounced by medical Practitioners DC
ncsrabls. ~ ,
III. LIE Nichau's Golden Enisam no.
Cures Chaucrss, first and sscond stages; eore'
On the Legs or Body. sors Ears, Eyes, nose, e.s'
toppar-colered Eiotehss, syphilltlo oAaIfh,
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forns OF
tha disease known as Syphilis. Price, % ps.
bottle or two for ~, ~ q
nr J,s k:chaU's Golden Bslsam NO
Cures Tertiary, Nercurial. syphiiitie hhcsns'
ti.m Pains in the Bones, Back Of TINS hecA'
liberated Sore Throat, Synhilitle ha:h, sns
and Contracted Cords, stiHnsss OF ne III no*'
and ersdicates all diseases from tao system
whether caused by iadisretion or aoaso %
narcury-leavin. the blood purs ana neal'hJ'
Pr;re S. uer bottle OF two for So.
DIR, lie Richau's Golden spanish
Aatidots,
For the care Of CaoaorTbsa, Glest, Irritation
Gravel. and all Urinsry or Genital GisAranso-
u,ents Price 81 So per bottle.
ur. lie RiehSu's Golden Spanish
Injection,
A wash and Injection fer severe cases Oh w"
or,bea. lohamlnato.y Giest, Structures, sno al
diseases of the kidneys and blsoaeT. 1Fieet
81 ~ ,,er bottle.
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Notice..

W. PERSONS HAVING BDOhS
4 i,rIonging 10 the Carson Library Associa-
10, viii please leave them at the rooms OF Inc
,:o--,-a historic scientific and Library Associa-
-, nrnnsite the Curry Engine House
'---i VII c. +. COTTON. Secretary.
C.rsol. May -, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

And in accordance WITH Ia" and All oraer 81
49,, ,s,ari If Trustees made Oh the 10th day Of
Nav 1875 SO many sl,sres o. each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
nubli. auction, at the Office OF the Secretary,
in II. &. NcLoullin's jewelry store III the
Adams House, Carson street. carson my ~
yaaa on tI,n Eleventh lll day OF JULY. 1876, at
the hour Of II NJ of said day. to pay saio DE-
lnauent assessment thereon, togesher with costs
Of aiy.rtisipc and expenses of the sale
JOHN Il. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, June 10. 1875.
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INFLAMMATION WANTED,

rcHH FERRIS, Of South wales,
81 originally, who has been twenty-tour YEAR
.in the .iited States, wants information oi In
49, +vr ,nars sra Daniel Ferris. Of san
FraIIcscn, is also DESTROYS Of obtaining the SINE
information. Tie advertiser is employee at
the Brunswick Mill, and his post once aaofess
10 JOHN FERRIS.
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EsrsTE Or GEORGE RGsEHBEcKER
DECEASED.


n-orEcE II HEREBY GIVEN Bl
the undersigned, ad1ninisiraIHr OF l!li
TDrsons having claims against ssid deceased 10
eeybjbit the same. with the necessary vouchers;
within len months from the first publication q
tbis notice to the understand, at the ONCE u
iIsrris X Cof,.r. Carson City. Nevada.
g. n. HARRIS. Adm netra'or.
Carson City. 1Iav 80, le7e. Az
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Also, Agents for Dr. Ls Riehau's
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, lra-
potency, and ali diseases arising from HastaI
baton and excessive sbus,.. Price % PER
bottle The genuin- GOLDEN BALsAN Is pn. ny
th,So medicines will oe sent to Eli parts o! t'lt
country, by express or mail. securely pace
and free from observation. Sole Agents. =. 8.
PICHAEDS L CO., wholesale and retail dIu9.
sists and chemists, southwest corner ot 80
20 Sansome streets, San Francisco. Californ'f
o,Icle-1y -
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IVA SQNSnLIDATED GOLD AM

= silver Mining Company = Loostlon OF
PRINCIPAL place of business, Carson CITY; Ne
Y,,ia location Of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing District. Washoe County, Nevada. Noslce
80 fo11nvinp described Capital Stock OF the
Conrauy, on account of assessment \ 20. / ievleh
March. 1874, the several amounts set Opposite
t{a names o. the respective shareholders,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
PUBLICATION FOR PATENT

T.. d. EpvARps, Attorney. inh?'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
$500 REWARD:

NORTH CAn-oS s.Lvr! H ii,.',;; TO-
superintendent Gilcsl.e
Gas : CrIT. June ~ :, 20 - :, !,
Will PAY FIVE u y Z ~. ~ 4. .r r. St
4 DO ,.,.'.,s", 81 tbs .wo men who atien pea
;.lN - a. North Carson Hosting WORKS on
..,-L-iay ni-lt the 10Th instant.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

So much time has been consumed
by the confederate branch of the
National Assembly in manufacturing
political capital for the Democratic
party that Ii has had no time to At
tend to the Legitimate Of business of
the session--the business for which
II Is paid to do--and Friday last the
Senate was compelled to adjourn un-
Ill the House could find time to at
tend to business. Under pretense
of reform the lower House Ia
spending time uselessiy, protraeting
the session needlessly at All uncalled
for expense, and delaying necessary
legislation.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

Chicago is blessed with two
Mayors-one more than the statute
provides for-but Chicago believes In
doing nothing by halves. Owing to
some technical error in the new char
ter of tho city Mayor Colvin claims
that he Is entitled to hold over, ami
that such action Is demanded In the
interest Of law aud decency, but says
he will vacate immediately If the
Supreme Court Of the State decides
that he Is not the legal Mayor
Hoyne, the "tother fellow" was
elected few weeks since by tho
hummer element, there being no ono
nominated by the respectable portion
Of the citizens. 1t remains for
the Supreme Court to decide tho
matter.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
The Louisville Courier Journal the

The Louisville Co,rier-J Journal the
leading Democratic paper of tho
South, and usually the most parti-
zan, thinks $4,000 about the right
amount for Presidents salary. It
speaks Of the matter thus:
On the formation Of the govern
ment the salary was fixed at s25, ,0Uo
in gold. Since then the country has
increased tenfold in population, and
many more times in wealth and rev.
enue. The earlier Presidents were
provided with servants and horses
and carriages, and If they used their
own horses they drew commutation
therefor. Considering the present
expense Of living, and beyond this
the great expense of Entertaining In
a manner not only becoming the
Chief Executive Of great country,
but necessary as part Of the inter.
course with representative of foreign
powers, SOC, 900 year does not seem
to be any very extravagant salary
for President.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

The Cincinnati Enquirer, (Dem.)
thus talks turkey" ito the rank aud
file Of it's own party: "It's n won
der that some OF the Democratic
newspapers that talk so glibly about
the sacredness OF national obliga-
tions 'and the hard.money traditions
of the Democratic party do not de-
mand clause In the next Democrat
ic platform In favor Of tho re-estab-
Iishment OF slavery. Slavery Is a
lne old Democratic tradition"
Speaking Of Reform organizations,
the Buffalo Express says: "Of all
impractlcable undertakings In poll
tics, that kind Of non-partisan party
Is the most importent and imbecile.
II is the syrest to ..be powerless for
good, and the surest to have irs or
gsnization quickly prostituted BY
politicians Of the meanest sort. 1t IL
available for nothing but purposes of
political blackmall."
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

A rumor prevails that Tilden IL
willing to accept the second place on
the Democratic ticket. Democrats In
Indiana, Maryland, South Carolina
and other States have been quietly
arranging compromise between the
antagonistic elements OF the party
having for It's end tho nomination Of
Hendricks and Tilden and the com
bina,ion of the friends Of each to kill
Off all other aspirants. True to their
principles, Democracyplaces the man
charged with the greatest irreyularty
at the head OF the ticket, upon the
theory that rascality deserves reward.
But what will Iowa Democrats think
of such coalition? VIII they, af-
ter so suddenly dropping Hendricks,
be willing tn take him 10 their hearts
at the command Of the chosen few
who dictate the party policy? 1t will
be case Of crow-they " kin do 1t,
but they don't banker for It,"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18


The terms OF twenty-six United
States Senators will expire on the
4th OF next March. Seventeen OF
the number are Republicans, and
nine Democrats. They are: Repub-
licans Clayton, Arkansas; Logan,
Illinois Wright, Iowa; Harvey
Kansas; West, Louisiana; Morrill,,
Maine; Boutwell,, Massachusetts,
Ferry, Michigan /; Window, Mime
sofa; Alcorn, Mississippi; Hitch
cock, Nebraska; Cragin, New Hamp.
shire; Frelinghuysen, New Jersey
Anthony, Rhode Island Robertson
South Carolina; Hamilton, Texas ;
and Howe. Wisconsin. Democrats
Goldthwaiet, Alabama; Salisbury
Delaware; Norwood, Georgia Ste.
venson, Kentucky; Ransom, North
Carolina; Kelly, Oregon; Cooper,
Tennessee ; Davis, West Virginia
and Johnston, Virginia.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

Affairs In Europe began tn wear
an alarming appearance. The fol-
lowers of the Crescent are anxious to
plunge the Old World into n religious
war. History informs us Of the
heretofore terrible consequence of
holy wars, and should the fanatics
who profess the religion Of Mahom-
med succeed In their present designs
all the horrors OF past ages would be
repeated. The great powers are
anxiously striving TO avoid, IL pos
sibIe, even cOuntenancing 80 great a
conflict and are very careful about
making even q show OF hostility or
armed Interference. Meanwhile
startling rumors Of war All the tele-
graphic columns OF our dailies, shi ps
OF war are being fitted out, and the
world listens aDxiously for the first
cry for mid from Christion Turkey.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
RareEooted Democracy.

Saturday last a .few of the elect
gathered themselves together to
select delegates to attend the Demo.
cratic State Convention at Des
Moines to-day "wednesday.
j. s. Cunningham was chosen
chairman of the meeting and J. l..
Mccormack, secretary.
Upon motion of one Of the constit-
uency committee OF three was ap-
pointed to select and report the
names ofthose who should be made
delegates, consisting of G. B. Boyd.
ston, j. r. Broderick and John FL.
liott-more would have been added,
but this included all there were in
attendance.
After consultation with the honor
able Secretary and a careful examina.
tion of his slate the committee re.
ported the following names which
were elected by the unanimous vote
ofthe three members of the commit.
tee: j. j.. Mccormack, 4, J. Ander.
son, p. III. Bousquet, ]. III. Stuben.
rauch, III. Neyenesch, M. Harsln, j
A. Scott, Sen, ID. III. Hazen.
Delegates present were instructed
to fill all vacancies aud cast the vote
Of the county, after which the con
eregatiOn was dismissed.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

We expect to be able to publish
the call for the Sixth District Con-
pressional Convention In our next Is
sue. The Chairman Of the Commit
toe is corresponding with the othor
members In regard TO the matter.
AS harmony prevails this year and
candidates are not numerous, IL will
be but small matter TO select our
representative. But what jolly
time the Bourbons will have.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

The call is out for the Republican
Judicial convention for this Sixth
judicial District, to be held at Oska.
loosa on the 10th prox., at 2 p. m, to
nominate q candidate for Circuit
Judge to succeed Judge Blanchard.
We hear Of no candidate except the
present incumbent; and we are satis-
fed with him. The Monroe Mirror
gives Judge Blanchard cordial en-
dorsement.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

The Jefferson Bee would have the
choice Of Judicial candidates left to
the members of the bar In the sew
eral Districts. Dad idea. This is q
matter In which tho people are inter.
ested fully as much as attorneys, and
they will not readily submit to be to.
tally excluded from participating in
the selection of suitable candidates
for Judges when they have so much
at stake,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

Michigan Republicans assembled
In State Convention at Detroit last
week and selected delegates To the
Cincinnati Convention. A resolu-
ton 10 instruct the delegates to act
with unanimlty In the selection Of
the best man for the Presidency was
adopted, but no positive instructions
were given as to whom they should
vote for.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

The Rochester Democrat thinks the
Republican Presidential nomination
will be made from among the known
candidates for the position II thinks
that at Cincinnati there will be "no
cropping In the dark, no attempt to
avoid the issue through sham csndi.
dates, no lowering OF the standard
by confding IL to feeble hands. This
is the purpose Of tho party. This
purpose 1t will vindicate. The Great
Unknown will remain unknown"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

The mathematical man Of the Gin.
cInnati Enquirer has looked over the
figures Of the New York Tribune and
finds that two prominent candidates
for Presidential nominations stand
thus: Mr.. Bristow, Republican, has
two instructed votes and Mr.. Thur.
man, Democrat, Is only two votes be.
hind Bristow. Very close
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18
II IL reported that Governor Hen

II IL reported that Governor Hen
dricks, Of Indiana, regards the COM
ing Presidential campaign as hope
less one for the Democrats. lie
thinks that since the beginning OF
the present session Of Congress the
Democratic party has been terribly
weakened by the weakness and i'm
becilily OF the majority, and 1t Is
now too late to remedy the matter.
Cou,prehending the facts In their
true light has caused Mr.. Hendricks
Ia lose all desire to become Pres
idential candidate.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

Looking over the Presidential field
the Pittsburg Gdzette concludes that
"the votes are for Blaine. The del.
egates elected and those to be selrc-
ted, seem to be made up largely Of
Blaine adherents, and as in national
conventions votes elect or nominate,
we think Blaine's chances increas-
ingly good.' .....