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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Said Mr.. A. N. Tenney in his speech
at Cooper's Institute on the 18th Of this
month: america stands to-day only
second to Great Britain in her national
credit. Some time ago We placed $780,
900, 900 Of bonds upon the market at
four and one half per cent. interest. We
were sfterward informed that European
capitalists .wele ready to take all the
bonds We had at four per cent. When
Grant first took the Presidential chair
We had to pay seven and three-tenihs
per cent. interest on our bonds. now we
need pay but four. At that time green
backs sold for but sixty-fve cents on the
dollar; now they sell for ninety-two
cents. These are facts that controveTt
the statement that the nations credit
has been ruined by the Republican
party. Within the past year CT so over
thirty investigating commissions have
been seeking for clews to disgrace and
humiliate our leaders merely for the sake
Of driving the Republican party from
power. OF course they found some
black sheep. but they found some they
did not look for. They say, "We caught
them at it, and so they did. They
caught George II. Pendleton as well.
(Laughter.) Since then they have not
dared to leave the trap open at night,
for as sure as they do they know they
will fnl Democrat in it in the morn.
ing" Continued laughter.)
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
"TuE BLOODY SHIRT"

At Coorer's Institute Mr.. Blaine's
speech, lately alluded to in the dis
patches, contained the following allu-
sion to "The Bloody Shirt: OF
course the shirt was waved and would
continue to be waved just as long as
it should be bloody. Mississippi was
as strongly republican as Vermont,
but it had been carried by force and
bloodshed. I wish, continued Mr..
Blaine, to put it on record here and
now, and l will be responsible for the
statement that there were moro men
murdered in the campaign leading to
and connected with that democratic
triumph in Mississippi than had ever
lost their lives in all the elections,
municipal, State and national, that
had ever been held in all the free
States from Maine to California from
the time of Washington down to
Grant. (Applause.) 1 want to put on
record another fact. Since the war
closed in 1865 there have been more
men murdered in the South for polit-
ical opinions, there have been more
men murdered in the South for being
republicans than fell for the defence
of the Union in the three blOodiest
battles of the war. / make this state
ment OH authority. And yet what is
more common than to sheer at the
bloody shirt? And men who pretend
to sneer at it admit the Thirteenth and
Fourteenth amendmentS-insis that
they form the groundwork in this
great contest in which we are now en-
gagged. All 1 have to say about that
is simply this, that the government
of the United States, if it intends to be
honest-and hope it does SO intend
is bound either to repeal or annul the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend
ments or to enforce them. {Applause)
If there is one thing you cannot stand
I think it is to allow these amend
ments to remain in your constitution
and to quietly permit them to be
trampled under foot and made of no
effect. (Applause.) That could never
be endured in this country, and the
man who thinks he can do that with
safety in New York has either never
read history or has read it in vain,
The man who thinks that the consti-
tutional franchise with which he is
clothed is safe to. night while the con-
stitutional franchise of any other man
is trampled upon makes grave mistake.
The government of the United States.
Mr.. Blaine continued, waspowerful. but
it was not powerful enough to do wrong.
And one of the most magnificent pas
sages containing an inspiration that
should never be forgotten. and bearing
that fearful paral'elisn upon our ccndi-
ton to-day, is found in that declaration
Of Burke before the tribunal OF the
British House Of Commons, when in the
impeachment Of Warren Hastings he said
that British power was not strong
enough or mighty enough to trample
upon the humblest Hindoo upon the
banks of the Ganges and yet preserve
the rights of the proudest peer on the
banks of the Thames. [Applause.]
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

The Northern District Fair Of Cali
fornia was opened on Monday at
Mary sville under the most promising
AuSpices.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

There was report around town yes
terday that they had "struck it" III the
RAYMOND and Ely. We followed the
thing up and discovered that the only
foundation for the rumor was that gen.
tleman of this place had received a letter
from Mrs. Bowers, in which it was pro-
phesied. foreshadowed and foretold that
rich developments wonld shortly be
made in the Raymond and Ely and
Meadow Valley mines. So now daily
expectation will be on tip-toe.-l Phoebe
Record, October II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

The Union League Club of New York
have thanked President Grant for send.
ing troops to South Carolina.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Geo. w. Rose, a private detective at
Salt Lake City has been arrested for
completely in the late robbing OF Wells
& Fargo express on the Utah railroad.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

The total length Of the Sutro Tunnel
is now 14,711 feet,-and still the har.
mony of sweet sounds is wanting in the
intouations of the voiceful Assyrian.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

The Centennial has less than three
weeks to run. 1t will be closed-unless
an extension of time is made-on the
10th proxisao, two weeks from next Fri
dav,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

ElECIIUN NUiICf.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
~ on the first Tuesday. the 7th day Of No
yember next, at the Curry Engine House in Car
son City, at Adam Welters new building, En-.
pire City, and at the Brunswick Mill office,
Brunswick Flat, Ormsby county, State Of Ne
yada an election will be held for State. County
and Township Officers, to wit:
Presidential Electors:
Justice Supreme Court;
Member Of Congress;
State Senator;
3AsSembiymen;
District Attorney;
Sheriff;
County Clerk:
County Treasurer;
County Recorder;
County Assessor;
Public Administrator;
Comfy Surveyor;
Superintendent Of Schools
County Commissioners dong and short
terms);
Justice of the Peace;
Constable;
School Trustees;
Which election will be opened at eight O'Clock
in the morning and will continue until six
O'Clock in the afternoon Of she same day.
The ballots used at said election shall be OF
good quality of white book paper, 10 inches
long, by Is i'll width; the names thereon print
ed shall be in bourgeois or BREWER capitals. the
designation of Office in BREWER or nonpareii.
and tho form of printing shall be on the left
margin of the ballot.
Dated this 18th day of October, A. D. 1876.
T. J. EDWARDS.
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
ocI5td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

George belong, the murderer OF Mil
Ter. in Wnshoe county. being convicted
of manslasghter, has been sentenced to
nineteen years in the penitentiary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Joseph Cox was one of the trainers o
the Constitution of Oregon. He ha
Just died. ......-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Fraudulent registration is what elected
Sayler and Banning (Demecrats) TO
Congress in Ohio.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Lindsay and Woodburn addressed q
Republican meeting at Wadsworth last
night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

The losses incurred by the New Bed
ford whalers will reach $500. 900. Well
insured
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Last Saturday night Colonel Bob In
gersoll addressed an assemblase OF
40, 900 people at Chicago.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Hon. George w. Cassidy retires from
the editorial management of his paper,
the Eureka Sentinel, until after election
dav,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

Scarlet fever prevails in Eureka.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

Prof. Nixon. WHO docs business nu.ler
the firm natne oi Egyptian Prophet md
Enclmnler, performed hi resurrection
trick icnr il,aiIealoii, n. O., aHll0rt tiIna
ngo. liz was buried la a iinc coffin Hix
fret under ground, and M thu emil ii
lialf M hour hurst from Tin tomb AZ The
sound " Il lltra hngin blown i,y i et,l.
Ord Gabriel, and Immediately called for
a drink III whisky. Tho grave was eis
feet long md His feet deep. About
eight Inches from TIN Ieadlnarl tho
tricknier hal dug y blind well about nis
feet deep. Thin was rooted will, thin
boards about n fpot mil a halt lmlow tl,a
surface. anil then. we're covered Will,
earth. Wlnn tltr coffin WA lowered
into ~ place alnl tie grave wps filed
~, tln corpse Lnprkni INT thu head
hoard and af,l,lrtd hin WY through, the
nix inches " .aflil that separated Inn
fron tin llinI will. Crawling ints II,
aud having enough mir "a kcep him aIiu
for - v"fni b,lirr. h. quietly awaited iira
signal toi resurrection,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

ist MN ~ As. ~a.ssstsas twsfHfshsA ~
thAessf&s. MssathF. fssstastshtfs ffFftsh taTsss.
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tAc, lIsfi4hsehss t~fesssssl hnishsAA, htsikettss
Aftihtns tiv, tissifs Iitsnsehtsty " hsdirsisi.
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sNitfhetis thttttneatsle Ia Asiat, tusntustttsh
Ivtss hehiw@' tfsst tssssa.s AnishedA ts.t .he@ rihs
isstsiss tntsy Antfheai, tsssaHesrsst tA~. LATIN.
titefki french and ~ttsF1HAsl, stAiatsl
FIRST CLASS. 4tftFAsaaAn DN~tffns, ufthrrsas
rhy, HhetrsssAi ileaalnK tAAsgsnts standard
W. aksfj. I vnnanshsr. thatssh ufxMimas tlsrswhs
ihstisates raa ~tintrif. AfiihiHs W. ttlaAAn@ahs tisFA.
ss1, Mental Arithmetic. Als~hva Elementary m.
ishs,il, MrnsnfAiiun N sssilds, ttwnttsrtyy, ttAns sHi
snitd. Motfrn lItssnft tFfesltt esrbtinuss,. tas*rs
tsphy iMitrhtif. Intermediary. iihetnyir. iasl.
anyins ntrshsmisl Natural thiirsntAy tlssfhen.
hp.' ~ tyvencsHirst. tsssts. Mnhthiy nskatss,
Latin, urssh French and t%,esfssa, optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
GENERAL

Tie sessl1u confluence ~ III nrsi M0Ddsy In
AtrtnIuts 4, snd ausia aiettll tls III ~ juIy, with 4
sniid 4 s~AaiHin#ts a.s i1.slda# fln annual, there sfe
~ stiirtI distinguished Msrfl IN ,~satp,iet, dlilye taa
aud tfan lsHsy fsestss hitlnp i,VBnfs.
IN entering. sseh IF 1fehl u : ssHtHsd sud uiaesd
~ tLe rjsas 10 ~t,i,i, hIs pre- tta,ts sttainsaehts sls
title lliu, A Heaai sH0fsi elAfsetsr 10 required II
all sptdt ibH ~ sltuissIsf.
The hpfais and arts. ri aetsitgnstt ~ tia student
arr r9pssaDsit watttI,eA MIR ths Hrtififfs pfsslds
~ TIE IN tfets aiiEs,ta. nil ttsfjt rtHiitfis AHi II r.
~s,s,ai tiaiHts ftsfisH tsstt atsusluH.
Hliitiihn Arn rtHt Al fisistmMs MUd kA~tss III
tafttt3 ~ guardians ~ ltlfstp thytn IN tks health,
s~s,ttiust sui I,nIf ysstusnt II shsiv ssi,A ~ Wards.
thr rviiTfai taught ~ ttH institute II itusAsh
t~'aiinis, rtsfdaAt# ~ tslset NJ nominations sre -
miti.d, ifpst Iai th#t ~ siiIinN, fur ths sats ~
ttsiet a,i 40 %farH,ttt. ~ att nj Tie puddle s~sssels~s
~ fetiHititts waf ILL.,
M nvfesit,pdstaa u .ladeh,s, ~ wsii a. ~
ispss us.d by tl.sii,. ar s%ti.taet ~ the inspection
~ ii,e ttirsttaf.
Tha pst.t auu1ns NJ the slHdebi. IL deissltsd
sith HE 1fsaslfef, III h. kIssn ~ triidsttee naAy
siaHest, sHJ Btat h PARTLY, ~ t"A ~ stbisst
ftuia flistu, - 49, ssailt Il inle.sssdust ~ ~ siest ~
duty,
Ue T~htsIsuv. fseh iaasttsv should IN provided
with 4 ssiitstps JtAhslty n ~atAiiNv, AAd : ~snfBeIsni
utIAi4t NJ AtslstA, tAa ". itsfsdh ~stetirfs, tON,ls.
attDts, hrtsShas, sis. ttytA III Ihssa ~lii tr tsfs
Ilstr ~ w atufilp iiHfess si1siAl deposit WI HisIs.
tssfs ~ ieba sitaHid I# MARRIED With ths nsia. II
lar nxtrr ~ tuli
W, int 1isIiffsp 10 tHst th. ~ .hllts b sssit hn,aa
sbptlfd rive titt u taHlsst sHJ ffs ~ Il travelling y
telses. pr tuttltf particulars. sItrees
1919 HI. OLIVER, tfssttsa.
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT..

FOURTH CLASS. christian ~t,oetstnr. itivtrs
Aryihnss,ir continued. uhissfsity Algebra " Urn.
partition, t1ane 1stHnnntirity. Spherical ~t,ee1netSy
Synonyms AMI Natural i',iio.,I,hy continued.
Au,.eishs M.tnv,. thyFisaI asssYvapAy. tss1ys,
Monthly Ueisstss. Latin. Nretk UettDsn and
frrnrti. optional.
1tttttpC ~, NM -Esid@nees N Casinieiiy, tine.s
tl,p, frfsody. AHetsht History snd Typography,
nlt,stisn aud ut.elAu Antiquities. English tAirrsfufa,
University Algebra completed, surveying. te,ale,
t.says, Monthly tpebatsa. Latin. usset French
Htid uertnsu optional,
hfeoAb aLAnr -Isileness NJ Gathuislty. Hin
ouiitpt, t~'Fssoiy, Mental Pliiipsotdiy, tsete and
Mstsli,ysies Botany tufss ~, t1,einlstsy tsllli
ihsh,,si. Natlastius,. Astrnf,et,t. AHstytlnsi t.ripss
~, kssays, Mnuthty ~ltsiaiss, Latin, arssk FfsbfI
anil ~tterinMta ntAiunAf.
ttHaf GLAhs Mt.vst tsslis.atsss. Dsast~sA ss.sts-
,ius, UntsHy. tittaftrt. Asivft.sls, t',etnlhtrt. tat
auIsta, Genie Nvsiafs, ANALYTICAL M.ttsanirs, latin,
uf1ah WNIiIIaI sInt tteh.I. %uIAIviIaL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
hlMlLlna mud AenlliMeni.

W. an M applicant fn tlm lnsi,ina
~ writing t.ie'll.f ~ Il itsbliu mlrn,l,
Thy i.ta hin 4 Nfiiin itapL, nul
athrl HIN fHr il tpet iurn uf whit II.
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a u .ud~fltiia ilni la,hri sitn i stnnk
~ iiRlsthtap TIL Ill Dlas lLen liz dil.pt
~ \. "iti. ~ iaflasYs "Soprar ,ips
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TERMS:


iup,tA are geseits1 sAt i,nse dastsx The ysas, sud
charged trim date ~ s~htsAttee.
M deduction ~ III tDs Partial ~aA~sse~, unIesa IN
tsse ~ pstAgseisd ltit.s~. ~ tttetais sAi..
COMMUNICATIONS IL stpt IbaD the A. adssHt are
sutuHttled W tbH tbt ts.ltNgt ~ III twc~ti0stsss
k4sA pupil " u gui1tsI u hats thAtlHse n etAA.
ttaeaAtdy dtr~ss ii, Atm ala l"wsis, III tails uatl
taus, nsss dseSAitN aas n. A1s iAthiHM EaWAs t~D
Iisrk sttssss. tHIfv, lnsA. ftIsts lAAte AAN ~lseAtwssM
INN $500 INV yhsd @ash fsiH'~, btMsh. hsNh sHA
hat MttvlsE, @asts, sfst
tssba n,ssr I, and IH~tsva si~aats Hss ~ " w.
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bssfl Usf4
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80 ahilst.sI routine II III ~iisssltutes
itl.ty ssstsf n. FAfhl1tA, sst~stssss
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ANANNN84NA
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W l~isntnr. Anl III ,tssilains VA N
itfs lit W nsatttan FIJI tlv lin his
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satisfied thsi essftla u tsslh tn i~nrs
II iai as him. sst hr tsn Astvis
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III. In fNt, DC disltast ttefs sttn.
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toms attend the ,iiaaa. Ia, ,asts
have SECURED wlWft In uffhemvs.
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AGtE AMI tiNER,
bR. G.. MILAN lttlp Puts,
IN tssps ~ Aat AM l1siN, elsi
taken With Qninin.. ate rtesliHiise
ri The most halli, results. M letter
,%aihattic ian IL nsstl, preparatory
10. Ut amer taking t,,nininc. W.
would advise all Vic afe afflicted
with this hiScast III rive them A
iAin IRtAi,
fnf all Bilious arrangements, and
a. 4 simple rufgaii,e, they arc TN.
cqualed.
HEWAnE ~ LIMITATIONS.
The genuine De. &. MsIAss's
LIVER PUBS afc never sugar coated.
Every lpS has a rui wax seal an
the lid, with The impression DIX.
MelASl's Ii,in Puts.
The genuine MsIAst'k lyrR
puIs bear the signatures oi &.
MeLANE and FihMisu Bpos. ON the
wrappers,
10y" Insist on yotlr druggist or
st~orekcepcr giving you tll. genuine
Dir. {, M.LASL's Ils1K Puts, PFC.
pared by Fleming l'ros., Pittsburgh,
pa.
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and country stufukreIs,a generally.
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Istt II ~ United stsses. ais igs IN IIis ~
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..

thrissisn btrt flne tttslreiisfn ~ iserscvrrsurai
Arslinnrttr ttt3ithseH's Higher and tiviits Hsirnss
ttHnmt retail, hHkkertaiig tliFtaut A Ntvntt0n Apd
Grtus nhrsi'st. ufxsntHaf tHr,wn's in.tttut~si, ~
sEvAtns tMiiehsitH intermediary. Mrn~sraitnii
tNnades1, Missory tKsrhesis Comparatively, tsta.
snsrriAt UastssrDnde nee and EaHIiAh Composition.
Commercial ta~ tiirtant h Htratlonsl. Drawing
ucrtnan aud greneh. optional.
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oouyuo' q Studies,
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

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TERMS:

nr.slnr apd ~fssnltas IA t,roft~s ~ rl,s,ses,
AtiJrAta received VI any tliin tnfiuH ttr ytHf.
btii I'M No slinfirr tsfind than Hsa months. NJ
Nbdsitttipi for aisa ilrs. auless IN ease ~ pm
ffuts 4 fstt. ~.
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