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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17
SUNDAY READING.

We begin to understand and sympa-
thise with those good men, the parsons.
and to excuse their occasional dipping
into the receptacles Of old sermons and
craving the same on their congregations.
If history repeats itself. why may not a
preacher, Who is only an inieger Of the
religious and profane history of his day
and generation. repeat himself? The
APPEAL has emitted, tsave during its
editors vacation). a regular Sunday
sermon for 10. these many months. 1t
must be borne in mind that our efforts
are only the efforts of an amateur and
that We have not been ordained to the
ministry. We are only lame 'un.
When we come face to face with our
Saturdays task, the task of doing brief
something under the standing headline
asoreeoing, We are conscious of a shrink
ing, if not. indeed, Sinking sensation
"a half willingness to resort In
gloriously to scissors and quotation
marks or to bold act of literary piracy.
or what would be worse. Cor may be
better than all, to suspend our preach
1nents as an effort which had exhausted
itself. We picture the poor. tired do. =
inc, with bis many cares and doubts and
WEAKNESS sit,lng down in This plentiful
garden of sin to write sermon upon the
beatitudes and the joys of tho blessed.
We see him select his text, and then
proceed to elaborate the same and make
It apply to the abnormal condition OF the
average sage-brusher. The vineyard
needs pruning and wedding as no vine
ward ever before needed to be pruned
and veeded; the aiming of blows at the
old place upon the huge body of sin and
and vice and depravity becomes a tire
some and monotonous task; incidents
are few and far between and subjects are
rare and bare and distasteful. The good
mans heart sinks as he beholds the
vsstness Of his stint and contemplates
tho hreviiy Of human life and the weak
ness of human endeavor even when for
tilted by prayer and study and tongue
less viRils." His steadfastness may be
ever 20 great. and yet the freshness of
effort not be always at hand in the pre-
vailing sterility. The incentive of COM
petition is not here; neither is the en-
couragipg condition Of churchy domin-
ion. Never any people less priest rid
den than these. In older communities
the church-in its various denomin.
a,ions-prevails. This condition gives
life and courage to tie pastor. The
militant spirit is aroused. Church
goers are in the majority. 1t is easier 10
fight when one feels himself backed by
q prevailing popular sentiment. But
here. in this new country. no preacher
save he represent the inflexible discipline
Of Mother Church csn speak as by au-
,hority. No tyranny Of public opinion
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. Messenger on
the Utah Central X. R.--the same who
was in charge of that company's safe
when it was robbed has been arres'
ted on suspicion of being implicated
with the robbers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

The Examiner says that that luml-
nous political pachyderm, John Bid
well. has espoused the cause Of TIlden
and Hendricks. The announcement
will produce a profound sensation in
the .,atermelon patches Of Chico creek
and the sink Of Butte. John is great
loss to the Republican party-at con-
yeution- time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

ments OF his Office. and tho hrst in the
order of Cardinal Deacons, preceded y
. cssss. beases, goes 70 3 balcony 10 TINS
Vatican, and proclains the name OF the
new Pope to the Catholic world below.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

The Assessor Of Eureka county IS
gentleman by the nams of Cap'n Rock.
His wit strikes fire like Flint. While
engaged computing the number OF
asses in his county t'other day, an in
quisitive stranger came in and asked
him what he was figuring on. The
Sentinel records the sequel: "Im try
ing to find out how many jackasses
there are in this county," replied the
Captain. "How many do you calcu-
late there are?" asked the inquisitive
stranger: 81 haven't added up yet,
said the Assessor, but there are prob
ably a couple of hundred on the ranch
es and one or two running around the
Courthouse asking questions
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

The Porte demands as chief con-
dition of peace with S-ryia that all the
forts erected in tina. province since 1857
be turned over to Turky. 1t is hardly
possible that the conditions demanded
will be acceded to.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

General Belknap has returned to his
old home in Iowa. He will be tried on
the indictment coming from the Grand
jury of the District of Columbia next
December.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

Eureka enjoys the Oratorio of "Es
Their" every Friday and Saturday
This is the first time in the history OF
that musical composition that it has
taken base range.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

Il. B. ELLIOT, teolored) has beer
nominated Attorney General by the Re
nnb;icans of North Carolina.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

Uncle Pat Harris, he of the patriar-
chal period of purity and innocence in
American politics, announces himself
a candidate for District Attorney Of
Humboldt county, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

England and Germany protest
against Spain's treatment OF her prot
estant population.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

JOHN WALTER, the chief proprietor Of
the London Times has arrived in New
York
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

On Sept 81 Hell Gate" will b
blown inwards.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

THE TIDAL wAvE.-The Maine Leg
islature elect shows the following DIES =
cribed upheaving and resistIess tidal
wave Of a grouudswe!ling and ire
pressihle Democracy:
House, l20 Republicans and S5 Dem
ocrats: Senate, 20 Republicans and
Democrats--a Republican gain OF 81
in the House and . in The Senate.
But, we b leave to ask. where was
Silas Wright III 1882? Are State-rights
ob .iterated wit hin the clutch of an OBJ
duraie and merci!css Capitalization
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-17

An independent opinion of Little
Sam Tilden is expressed as follows by
the Phoebe Record of Sept. IS: 1t is
all very we'll for Mr.. Tilden TO an
nounce himself as the apostle of Re
FORM unless he can clear himself
from the cloud OF suspicion and shine
out in the lustre once attributed to him
by all, people will be apt to fancy his
sun is setting instead of rising
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Cit1 Real G5i1ic for Sale.

vAGT 7lTN-ST.-Two <-s,ory housC- FOR
L .s a. ilice T. sul. EULA.D * " IA +iNo, he'A-
Maust
5 D.. 0r,e-A fire. ,a.s sTDf.H sit .f;f.-z,i I'I,
e,ti, IVA olis ealiv as.-ra. Terms al car ~ .er
bond AMI BOt tef ~ y ovr.lfd u '-t
MoHeAN, No. =PIoat. l--'''I
FTGE SALE on easy terms and %, lsrcH3 10
ei1.c 80 es.ate.- IoI-e AID D.. Iel .ita' , '. -
and MAIDS .4-.f. 'iir 'It
gi.i!. ay, T. cog. COL! ~. i,t io. c1 5'i', a'.
u. .'s,i ~ud stA lr,s. J.O l1r tfff f"'tt $50
ara Il aals"i ayes, aud u,anr 0'r vacant l's 30 var -
pa7e ~ o." ci'r. AlIly az u" "! le"' q" ~ A i i'
nor. 1890 Bioai~.., oU,. :<ti .-i
If0TiNC rOP.-SNOKY C.i'MNEf' cl.-d.
Ss .,o a. rc no i.v. Tary DAYS tra! ..tic; i't .r
Ift LI. Gitiii.N Co, I-.Ca't. aoV'o 4Ntht. 'l-'
s.I.d f0f CICaiaE.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Country properip 90 fst.
ITO LET-HOTEL.

TO LET-HoTEh; J. rru =. uorsr
Livery Stables SING sing. " y 10 lease for one OF
years JNp. y. III. TAl.I.hAN,
ROB. /, lS76. Poushkceps.e, N. Y
'tNO LET-1he DWELLING-HOUSE and
outUihlngs iatey occupied aud used by william l1 TN
rTOns Neck, Wcstchcster COunty with 80 ACRES h
LAND. - .
apply the premises, TO J. G. JENKINS, ct the thst
NPuonl Bank BiOO@lvn. y. y.
TtNO LET or for SALE, at great sacrifice,
MANSIDN HOUSE (sjonel sud eleTsnt grounds sta,
barns, and outoes,s ira oe. and yreta les ~ % ana
dane; Haohassc hay opPoie Grvat Neck Depot
Flushing and Nortn side ai0ad time To- Ns~l OH on.
hour lo8iI1C Ia hing ard mi Address J. ii"ni 'itn
Great -, 40 Bee Aan,t Ahch1raae for ae hs &e
r5NO LET or LEASE, furnished, on the bank
Of He Hudson, 10 private ehy only or three years
an elc pt SiDESCE with eight to ten acres, complete Ia
Gil respects; lawn rt garden, snd full c"mlenent Of out
buildings hrGcass residence house so feet square and
Contains Watc gar furnace range @c end j. Summer or
winter 30 70 Winuts from Forty second ~
rc $500 loHh. Il ere Is deck tie Yrvp rty hne
battling. boating. fishing. DC. hp.l" tp
HOMEh MORGAN. PIe-st
thI1S RENT 49, Modern DWELLING, II
- t'< ios; depot schooi- churcos so
cIc.y. Box Il. souerviic, hewJcr7fy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
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Goar0 at0 Rooms.
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Douaes an0 farms WaHte0.

XTANTED-Three-story HOUSE, in vicinity
w O OiTNeuty- hi,l nL and s4-t--a,e.
HULAND q WHITING, E,rtnanst.
IHTANTTD-A good FARM of about 100
W acres o improved rtvcr front roueAtecp
or Newbnrg Ad.r,es, s,atus J"est prce for casa. u.
- sortE S-y,I:l st, %eWIIs. y
xSTANTED 70 PURCHASE for CASH. with
w immediate posses. .li-A TAEM of - ~ 20 acI,s
within EO Inia- - New YorS running
fair price to excel $4,000. Address ".
L., Boz d. NcaaelB y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
DROVIDENCE AND ST0NTNGTON s. 6. CC
Between NEW YORK Gad BCSTON.
sToNIHGToH LINE.

REDUCTION ~ FARE
BrrwEEN NEw.YoRE AHD Providence TO SO.
BETWEEN NFW YORK AND BQsI1N 70 g.
sroNITGTOE LINE.
Ths elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, NARRAGAv.
sEIT snd TJNIYGION ieaye Ter 49, North yef loot Of
IToreh ieset. e paacfsi New Eagisoa points ., R
"e'o' LI'iP;i 66SyiS2 F Al e a 9 ,ect sISs
s,eai~sllps hiLC TIA and GALAr leave Pier H. N H.
rect 10 oIesa, Si ard II ,n! al bnrona
fySIS 80 va & e''er bnc tsken a. lowest rites r,o,,
pENNSYLYANIA TIE
EO IL r'ns eave Ne YORK o.a Zoo, Of DesiosAes ana
EP.ep. ior liarsare r.onIeh The West sne ,e South
2lt are aliaohed Sjo a. H. ala o''V y III
tor Mlansort and Loek Haven tya PhiadogGa ana ma
VII smsport IocS iav,n. coTy aDd Era, 90 ? III i e9I m
r. g "t cITy ior Iu-'Ile Petroleum CeAii am 'No i
re 5o %''nsSn w aad nc & sogG S etsa @le9 Wi'
.. .. M aruy,s at WaslnRton ~ 4lO III. Regular AZ
Is an. e. % er az l5i Z IT, .a -; = j E:5 sc 1880
rd . p. m. Enigi eli aud soeoi,d class. 2. N;
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"For y oresc Pcrt Hmboy and South Amhoy aud 10
e. far F1;i Ns; bSosc Z and II m, p $40 4IO 500
ior fast NiIIs,sne. II ui. 5 ani 1:I T.
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Tor Pr Hcctog T. $40 n. m. l&.5J 2 10. a.4 y.
IOr Iamhsrr, ~. 8 % r. 3 ditl $40 81.
For PhiipsbuIG and helyldure, v:35 =. ~ ana p M
Ron tIciIgc ctr 9 81 .. H. AID
lCr Mercer and Somerset Eftnc!, p. 10 -, 80 - &,
For ntou Ioroncsn url ngtOn, AID CaIden 1SO aoo
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Farming aud S!rhn TO- = M s"u " M, M rNo
E,r HrutsioWn PemirtOa, and Cdmdri IA Isrti hnDoy
y 20 y. NJ ard via Monmouth JnnCtOl, flO p ln. -,
VI gui.toyu erton, y a. f1Nh AmVOy
and 80 3 m via Monmouth Junction. -, =. m, m IN
s rive ss f,iOWs; FIua ritsOuTgh, 60 and 1850
D. m ami 90 n Ig daily 10 a IA, siG a;4O y M eaiiy
800 Nondcy From Wssll gtOn and baltimore oZJ n
tOs 5Is ana 1927 p sunday' CZo a. N FROM fhll
dfliia 5:iO 655. lOl5, ll2O ll'o{ ~ 10, 80
Iik ClO 40 834, $40, ls27 sunday, olO t2J.
ssbs' * iiitS1 iiS1 a. M, 7ih eeG, i027 p m.
;TScte Cees 626 aud ga broadway, No Astor House
and Of Dsslrosses and Cortlandt cts NO Goutst
PToot ia 1lf ard lis Hudson st. Hoboken
I'm grant Ticket Ofice No. Bsttery.place.
D. NJ. BOYD, jrq Gen. Passenger Agent
In DHOl
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Gi!nailons ,Danle1--G GemaieJ.

HOUSEWORK-By a Danish Protestant gitL
,,li. rot liin cook aut fice sher sud lrfn ri
T me- 10 mas. hcTS generally us n! in oi nome on l
I rial r,.uh and eewiLE IL Ltat. quick sever ~ IA"
has r1l CIV rc9nlne.r atons 800 On ave- near .irt
; ACEWORK, SEWING, &c.-tn exp 1T lace
hand make. aeewoE to orcr from ,r,ginal o,sSi. & sm
r. ana cleans ac.s ia tie het n7rer; j. F"i rTih
srs cl,aus gloves and makes over human h"lf sOos'
L---L M ~ r. 49, LL ..L... un al ~
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
"A German prntastant roung

wom4n goa.d Ike place IN prya,e family Is good
pn cook aud axecleI auuress at willing To make her
s t,-, a., iru.sh wages, si2. Ap
IIy OF OprfLfs GEiLhAN BUEEAU. Ice West osth 81,
colntT Y. bIg.I%ey.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Gi,uaiious sUanle1--&cRaIc5.

A LDyrRrISENFNTS FOR THE NEW
a AoRk FUfHt. ~. VIII BE kcttiN ~ AI H., =
IDWN otII.--, No. Z. go" Lr~ie Yay ~, y ,c,.
# or 80. Wt-f twenty thui II, cor. tlsi,.i -"
si ~ tho - .Li.'i ~ -
! "a tl..t. ttlshiltif.
tHririn S.vn.s Bank Baihns, nP 10 p lh' AZ fss"A'
Office ra,e1
LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time is
"a rnIv uq-t- o.ruprI. desires "a siuat'1 Tor Ahjtl-
uANVo,s rlr- private dicta,ioas OK ohoe HfuAS Al
dress e.. +. T., flibChe once.
4 Y THE HOME BUREAU, No. 543 Gth-
~ ave between 3ei 83l Sts.-iinpl"yrfs VIII nnd \
uu1tr 0f cooks. lsuudIosscs Nii.t seA cha.u
.f-rai lursrworkers wairrman efuouiS. cfriii
Lows COOKS aud hirnen supFhc. ~ Tie shor
notice.
CU,NBERNAID.-A respectable young girl
" woui ize a situation ~ ciunneflhau or Nal'Iese, oI
Would Ike 20 ssst wi, tnc tne Nari tst Guy reference
can her as; place. no $50 Fast Juth-st
IUAMBERNAID and WAITRESS.-A young
~ woman az chamberuad AMI waitress; WIIhs 10 a,:st
IN washing; city coanyi good CITY reference wv "e''
AIstst.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

IxvhSUIXG.-A respectable col0rcd woman
w 80 - o.ufer-us or iamirs washing eXpert fut'r;
,a f 10 II per o1.n. 1873 wost -0ts, bet Gt and 'h-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
lectures ano hleeliugs.
G!EsicGi 9ueErHme',ts.

LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square aud
~ Utn.It Ii.Nr O.. ST,i.L cheap Nd's % 80, 'ally
tlt..tr- CAT n. II. HLkhi1LisS, No 8 tnon egl-de
no lGJ Fourth asc)
BRN'TIGANs Upright aud square
~ rIANO3 are second to none; pnees iaodeFa,e Coa,
slau5lv on hand, large a--OItue- W ceNOudl"hl fh q
r. ,ast Ua.cts Nsw add secondhand anoe 10 'ei'
y ar.ro,rps. 10. -; 'n'nSlnase.
= FINE STOCK Of FiRST-GLASS PIANOS
"A SOLD q. hsr-iins. - E!re!nt NIand Pano ih l"r,
f,r oper $50; Weber r'us.', a-pJi lis.1 "il
square -1JD. do. @.nO; No., : '.. - lnrih 80 oi'o
LSTABLI-Lf.D WAitERDOA-. - Ne.t lGilr-t
lCIITE q ERNST, old norse Of Lighte S5
BrlibUry, o1tf ther slunuft - fiANp'Oi - AZ 'S
M, cs andoH mIAthy iat ucht IL - As1 ''Nr @'
Shntts AMERICAS Oi1'AN-.
g " BALL s Co..
81 No. 10 EAST lifHST
c,trLeffugs Sfrw,'s, ant 0ttce l1G0s and cg0fs bN
fore..i. uu -t.i.uents aiAt Tor Tt.f.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Gelp manIso

w -WRTrING- MASTER fer Bn.i-
w ness CoIseo Send specimens OF psilnsa as 10 Y Y w
orn5nsntgL state experience IN teaching ani Saps
pectsd. ~
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

yNvASHING.-A frst-class laundress soficits
w Gnl,s' rentemels washing 10 DO 1t her hano OK;
,r anicr ,.ns reasonable foaT ycs cy rir"nce 4O-
Past ISth.st. third floor.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Giramboala an1 EaiIroa0s.
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
INaYs kew OK from loot .! DeskIOsses and C0rt.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave kswYOk from loot % Des1ro".ss and Cor'-
tS5 . ~ Washington west through from
Car. FROM BsltmcTs Pittsburgh Chicago, Cincinl4
&c. Tus e." nskes clooe connections for Columbus,
Indian pole, I1us'iiie, and New-Oritans. -
s'' end Sew orleans. ~ P@ I'm sS arr % cars from New YORK
Obs p no. d6y, ior WASHINGTON. the South y! West
fulHz" s4eeyeTe 10 aahnsen ant from baltimore 10
Cnc unsu st- Louis, DC. making close connections
toras. /. Al Nasiluc.on with tTaias iSr HichI9ond
through lokeIs pl54se cali Companys oicc 2si
sl5 and -, Bro94%ay As',ier- and at ueket oIeos
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ono H. r..
CENrRA RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
.SG Ere m n Now dN ycr 70 oo aaf a Sa St Sas
A., 6s ,cS van sa6 Ne. we pIA N a. M M m ,sT n Vita I
susquehsnna Dys.on WIN lehigh VALLEY halfoaL
hITe ls to P91Gge & a11 the "es'i also 70
WIITIE ARIiAN GEMGNT; ,.,,.
,s, anAS gn ST E,S ss sihs ws5a
ei5 sam way Tr,1n tor Danellen
5o @ & Fa ss gr ts9sion .S wSs a ann Eas0n connects
5000 -MosSiSa TxrsFss ea,v Cexcep' sundays, tor
Isson AieEtowr. Harrisburg aud tho West Conees at
PSi.syiie SS;i iC scIss,oH Da6ys wismspaTi; ts.
lOo p LAfaE-s for tislnng|r ESo3 , AisRn%n, ~ S
barre Resns Lancaster Eplra'a fottsvlN'
245 ESpRges for Eastor Bevidsre, Bath, Esuch
Chunk, Wi,kosoaire and slan.oa
400 = m-Wsy uaio for ssston, Allentown. and MauGh
Chunk Connects et Junction Nlti cL LACE Rhu Wtst IL L.
l9Op m.-Way tiaiu Tor Jmcrvhe ana Remington.
SEQ j.. lr.-Way train for Diuoie'. . -. .r.....u
5l5 m.-EyENlNG EXPafs ia " lot histoh' Alen.onih
Esucb Chunk NlkestaIt, i0"aid% hs'eiIhs' Miu HATTIE
$50 D. m.-Wsy Train for Somervtlle.
6:lO b. m.-Way Train for Someryila
ESQ . u.-Nay TTaiH Cor DHnelen.
TOO Hl.-NaY FRAN Tor bOmorVlle
M.-FQr Fl5tou.
$50 /. ln.-Wav Train To- sorneiviHe.
1900 O.. n.-Nsy Train Tor DUnoieh.. oo
F,r Elizabeth at 5.3l, 6lj, 6Sj, 7;So' 544 = S49'
saV sac = as 49O. 445. 3, o >. 90, 54, &, 6l5,
$40 ID $50 g.gO 1850. II 10, u p 10
N"V' " ''''' ~ Il. J.. RfCkl.R, sdpt and Eng.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

INIlIIN-'I TN
BETWEEN NEW.Y1RT ATD PPOVIUfTCE TO 50.
BETWEEN NFW YORK AND BubT0N 70 g.
STpNI%GTelS LINE
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

WASHER and lRONER.-A respeetaeie
w woman TO lslies ecutleIn ms wasiin < iuit1 z
stands ali Lnds of iutug - cents Dozen Dol
l.. ~ 32i-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

HOUSEWORK-By n German Ir0testant
girl very Industrious end good COOK % was or and
willing aud Obiging no scloh 70 ti touHt{ mas
excellent cfrrrucoa Apply at Mrs LOVES l5i l3tht.
bet tyee aid sLh sges.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

~ WEST IGFiI-SE. ucr Jti-2sC.-l
.<5 -ti,'i ~ rnr.r Tt1NT R .Dd- ou t.,n..i So.
s1blr sr,, ia inc orIer ON iird lo'.. VITA b'''
tor ,r., lsbs p.ft..s.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

UOUeEWORK.-A strong youug woman
woi ike psce j" ctiy or co1ntry can do pI;a sg9f 3
caT iirrus enud reference. Apply AZ O3ELLh A"hNVi'
los \ .st Jtthst., corner OF Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Sales bn Auctlon.
Doo.s an0 Gboco.

d 4 WILL BUY pair of neat, seroceabl'
u < sifJEs ior senlcin-I sy. al NANiHELbt, u
ftlttAavc.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

II WiNTER ARRANGE MENT Of Trains in eFoct Nov ~,
a m.-Cincsnnan and Chiesgo Day Express. Drawing,
room Coaches BGBaO aud Sleeping CoacAcs 10 Cleveland
- a. -f1prSss NaG FOR Buffalo and Niagara Eals.
slet Uiue Coscu 10 oCeqstsiV Bridge.
D. 10. tDa'yj-r,, &c tNWssJ FOR the Wesf. Sleeping
Coac,s through " HocaeSicr au!-lo Niagara tss Cn9n
reu Chicago without change; also Hot< ening
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

PHILADELPHIA viz LONG BRANCH and
j the NENJEitSEY SOUTHERN II. R--lare On New
phadet only & - jan lO.
oIk from g y r. foot Fcrt1Ts;. Pur Phil
ni-spiia, TucEertol and Toms River. 3.1J p. no.
From oot rfys (ya y J. Centra 10 ETauepYt). at
IL ~, f0r Phil>dspa. V-leand, sI,G Tome Ei.cE
". g. bNtDEN. q. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

LOUISVILLE, August 23., 1915 AM
The remains of NJ. q. Kerr arrived here
at midnight. The body was escorted to
New Albany by deputation of citizens.