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LONDON, Oct. 30--Noon. Erie, l0l<;
street rate. l1z, which is Ia below bank.
PAHts, Oct. 30 -Rentes, lo5 and 52.S
IdvEKfvaIa Oct. 3O.--N -Nsose-=Cl loiton active
and drmsrt mlddllng uplanda. @ l-lG; midi
dllng Orleans, O y sales, 1900 bales; spec :.
.nlatiorr and export 2,000; receipts, AGO;
American, 2G0C.
NEw YORK, Oct. 30-Gold opened at 9ix.
Nav fohK, Oct. 30.-Storks active aud
steady; money q gold I099x. Exchange,
long 4S2lei short 4S4l8; State bonds quiet
with uohrlhai prices Governments dull but
strong Cotton quiet; uplands, lll1; Or
leans II 5-lGi sal,s, $50.
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suBoRDIxATE BODIES.

night in each month. IsydOre Strauss,
NJ; Ghas. Caster, Secretary IL ---~
C,uts Brown LoDGE, No. 65-Meets Third
y Monday night in each month N.
Brown, Jr., W: NJ; W. ., Lowd, secretary
JACKSON r. A. CHAPrEE No. 6-Meets Fourth
pI Monday night. 'ih@each month. Oliver
Clifton, II. P; Jno. A. Galbreath, Jrr secre-
tary. ssas. ~tskrGIgyL
TAcxsox CouxcfL No. 5, r. s s Masters
81 Meets quarterly, Second Tuesday IN : anu anu
TT n: E. Stefnberg, Recorder. ~-
xEr.s,ssrpPr coMMAxDERY, K. T.-Meets Sec.
MI and Monday night in each month. H. d
Taylor, E. c. JnO, A. GalbFea1h f'rT AscOrasr
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30" Why, Colonel, how dye do to-day ?"
casually exclaimed one visitor to another
at the Maryland tournament, yesterday.
In an instant hundred heads were
turned, a hundred hands were extended,
and deafening chorus OF hearty " How
dyes rent the cir, in reply.
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DRIVER Flat, Oct. q, 1876.
..1 Editors Carton Driver Flat Demo.
cratic Club was organized Sept. Both,
1876, with twenty members. II now
numbers fifty.four. We are unanimously
for Tilden and Hendricks in this part Of
Calhoun county.
III aa p H JAMES MARTIN, Pres.
. X. b. Rc0ERs, Sec'y. s. .alt
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS.
MEDICAE DEPARTMENT..
-.".' 4. FACULTY. q ~ "

MEDICAE DEPARTMENTS.
~....H +. FACULTY: a ~
A. II. CENAs, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics e'1 el-.-tt4- a,
L. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D. profes8or Of
Surgery. Ill IT. .u 5-9a ge.1
SAMUEL H. BEMISs, M. D., Professor Of
Medicine. ....,, .. .,r......
SANFORD /. CHAlLLE NJ. p, Professor Of
Physiology.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istrv, ..-. .-,.- - a... .. CIT
SAMUEL LOGAN, M. D., Professor of Anat.
ERNEST $. LEWIS, NJ D., Professor ct OBJ
THOMAS J. HEARD, NJ. D., Professor Of Ma.
terra Medica. ..1 4. 30 ..s.....a ...
ALBERT MILES, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy. ..g... t..,
Ehe FOrty-third Annual COursc
Of Instruction .ga...
in this department vi II conmene, on Monday,
the 18th of NOVEMBER, 1916. and tcrminue
on the third Saturday of March, 1877. Pre-
liminary lectures ON Clinical Medicine ard
Surgery will be delivered in the amphiheafrS
of the great Charity Hospital beginning on
the 10Th of October, without any charge 70 the.
students. The anatomical rooms will be-
opened At the same time. Tic members Of the
Faculty are visiting physicians and surgeons
to the Charity Hospital, and give instfction
daily at the bedside Of the sick.
FEES.-As the practical advantages afFerd-
ed in New Orleans for a thorough aGquaint-
ance with all the branches of medicine are
quite as great as, if not sppetior to, those Of
ferod by The schools OF New York and Phila-
delphia, the same fees are demanded. For oil
the lectures, $40; Matriculation, IS Practi-
cal Anatomy, $40; Graduation $50 Pay
ment required in advance. .E
For circular and catalogue address
7. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Dean.
June 28, lS76.-3m
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MAS ONO,
GRAND BODIES.

GRAND BODIES.
Yv,xn- vopoE.-John Y. Murry, Grand Mas
u ter, Rip ley; I. Power land - seeieLs T;cts
SyrS SSSEs1Hi Srst WadD ssday in February, 1871
sa,s' Ai', US sCH CHAPTER.--W. Ii. Wal
HkANP D. h3Y4I 9 q a 'ly Springs; ]. L. Power
~ ~ YER y. II; r, no kson. Next Convoca-
Tran Grand Secretary, raS.n 5sc pv5, 1877.
ORAxp Couxc1 R. AND S. M4srhfS Vast Baidwvn. n
VI Savery, NJ. l. Grand Ma stson, =
j. L. Power, Grand Recorder. Ja> ~
uNpASD CoxNAxDERY KNIGHTS fs - Golnm.
W Oliver Clifton, Grand Command. - h.Ssnn Sn-
bus; ]. L. Power, Grand Recorder, JAG :
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AT Bristol, Pa, the other evening,
four girls, walking along the railroad
track, had the alternative suddenly pre-
sented, ,of jumping into the canal or be
ing run over by an approaching train.
They chose the former, and we're fshed
out by the gallant brakemen.
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,tv,rrn vI,rrr STATES DISTRICT COURT

Session co, amences for the, Northern Dis
trict, At Oxfo. Il, on the first Monday IN gaIe
and December. Robert A. HILL Judge; J. II.
Wiser, Clerk -
sos.;or comma uees for the Southern Dis
tr;ct at JacLsnn 0a the fourth Mondays of
Inns and 'Jannary Geo 7. Swami, Clerk.
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PRESS DISPATCHES


FaH AHStChn Ey4Su'
LosDoN, Oct. Nearly ekei y Bah.
op invited to attend the San Anglican
Synod has accepted or replied. Some
Influential American bishops have stipu-
lated that if they attend, all subjects Of
interest and importance shall be free and
open to discussion. The Synod will
probably be much occupied with matters
affecting the Episcopal church. a'4'
New York Politics.
New YORK, Oct. 3O.-The Tribune
says it is settled that there will be three
tickets in the field this year, for county
and city officers. The Republicans have
refused all coalition with Green and bis
Independents. Mr.. John a. Dix will be
the Republican nominee for Mayor. 2
Charges Against Centennial Conn
missiOners Denied,
PARIS, Oct. 30. Figaro publishes q
letter from NJ. Dusommards, chief Com
missioner of France for American Cen.
tennial exhibition, declaring that the
letter printed in that journal on Friday,
attacking the managers Of the exhibition
and containing other base charges, the
authorship Of which Is attributed to bin
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r. NrrgD STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Tbo .guldS terms are held in Jackson on'the
49, H.. sdays in May and November. Robert
UfIi Ind, e; Geo. I. Swami, Clerk. ,--
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Dress Goods Department
4 OUR IMPORTATION OF
INDIA SEIAWl.S.

FROM THE LONDON AUCTION SALES is
vety large and attractive, aui Prices about
lialf Former Years.
NEAL INDIA, dlled Centers, at SEQ, SO
sS1.and upwards. .. ...
RIAL DECCA SHAWLS at Sl2 to S7j.
STRIPPED INDIA SlIAWI.s. new de-
sign, oniy Sl5,
CHEDDA sllAWLS. choice new colors,
SlI, upwards. Also,
Pmisand VWnhA BROCHE PAISLEY FILL
j.. ED Plain centres aud stripes and
British and American Wooden Shawls.
Unryaled for beauty aud substantial value
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HlB RNIAN.

NIUTuAL AID AssoorArioS.--Mee First
1fl Thursday night in each month. NJ
Fay, President; j. D. Monahan, Secretary,
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THE CANVASS.
j ItavvSmIsa Comfy Aguin.
FuI.roN- Oct o7- 1870

.a-ou FuLroN, Oct, q, 1876.
Editors Clarion - Please send us 2, 800
Tilden-Hendricks tickets. / will youch
for 500 of them being voted.
otso@... y,..1 Yours,
DAVID JOHNSON.
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Our Ladies and childrens Suit
.u# ee AND
Furnishing Department

Is now more thoroughly stocked and equip
ped than ever heretofore, and we are prepared
TO hltali orders at once, ana 70 guarantee sat
is'action,
Handsomely. Trimmed Suits in Cashmere
Basket Cloths, Camel's Hair Alpaca, Combi-
nation Suits &c, in the most beautiful new
effects, at prices TO temptthe most economical
BY following our DIRECTIONS FOR SELF.
MEASUREMENT, LADIES OUT-OF- TOWN
CAN BE FITTED PERFECTLY, economically,
and more satisfactorily than by any home
made work 84 -
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-. read, 128 miles from New Orleans,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 81, 1876.
Numhar of Teachers. IA
Nnmber nf Pnnils last Term 202
Number of Music upils..""....".".....'.,
Charges low. Dresses required to be plain.
English Textbooks, Cepy-books and States,
also Medicines and Medical Attention fur
nished without extra charge. Maps, Charts,
Apparatus--all the appliances of frst-class
College--are in constant use. No college fur
nishes better advantages. For Catalogue ad-
dress sHa II. JOHNSON,
June 2s-3m. President.
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FRIENDS OF TEMrE ERANOE.
JACKSON couxcrt, No, ,60.--Mcets every Fri.
y day night Frank Young, President Jesse
Barr, Secretary.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
MEMPHIs, TENN,

DARTfES desiring q place Daughters, and
IL Wards in a School OF the very best grade
should send for Circular.
Aug. 9, '76-GE,
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Officers Hiuds County.

saml 3. Thomas, Sheriff, ............... Ra aymondd
A. J. Willis Deputy, ...'''''..''at ,honn
Wm. H. Taylor Deputy, ,..''..'-.'..at JACKSON IiA,
A. Kerr Deputy, RaSmomd SaoTSUm
v I. Ratlif, Chancery Clerk, ''.''...'hay ymonJJ
VIM. W. Downing, Deputy,".""at nay %onu
Alfred G. Moore, Deputy, y,.....,...atp = Jackson son
8. F. Edwards, Circuit C. ERIK Raymond
Saml Livingston, Deput .Y,".'..'''at 'aGkSon iT.n
5. D. Currie, Treasurer nc"
J. B. Greayes, Assessor Clin.On
Henry c. Daniel Surveyor, ';;.':.'':' az Ts,,s
W. II. Tribette, Coroner and Ranger"''ler erry'
The Sheriff, Circuit and C'hancery CLERKS
6iv. 6islriSt stnoSs Of Hinds sa'N''A iO' ''+YEgI
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THE COURTS.

sppREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
Hotaiio F. SimraE, "...'n"',;""Chief Justice
H. 81. Chalmers, s,.."....'.'',.ASScelate Juslce
j. 4. ?. Campbell"".~..".
Geo. L. Harris and Grahani j. simfaii'
Reporters
20 W Little, ........................Clerk.
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,GKaSp LoDGE-R. l. Saunders. Jackson,
VI Grand Master; Jas. I. McCown. Vicks-
burg, Grand Secretary.
HGRASp ESoAMeHENT--A. L. Wagner Grand
VI Patriarch; Jas. 7. McCown, Niekscurg,
Grand Scribe
(iAPTroL LoDGE, No. ll.-Meets every Thurs
u day night W. II. GiGbs, n. g., W. a.
Whiting, kee. Secretary.
GHocrAE ENoAxPNESr, No. S.-Meets First
" ami Third Friday nights in each month.
W3h Gibbs, c. ri W. A. Whiting, Scribe.
''i '''' I, Q, g. 9.
M Az AssEH LoDGE, No 202--Mceis at their
III Hall every 2nd and 4th Sundays, at 10
O'clock. An. lsydore Strauss President; II.
Strauss, Secretary.
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More About the Port Gibson AZ.
fair.
Ponr GIusoN, Oct, 40 ls7e.

.. PoRr GIBsoS, Oct, -, 1875.
TO Gcr.J.Z. George. .aa- "...a"..
Dispatches seat from here to The effect
that Lynch (negro Congressman was pre-.
vented from speaking alid his meeting dis.
perscd by armed whites on the lwenty-
ilrst Ia false, Early that day Que Spro,.
(white), for whose arrest warrfnt Is OUT,
was marching body OF negroes upon the
town. Informed Of this, the Sheriff, with
one deputy, met them one mile from town,
and ordered them To dlsarm, which they
promised. Their meeting organized, tho
sheriff was the only white man present.
One speech was made by n colored Radical,
when Lynch declined to speak, aud came to
town, where ho was kindly met BY white
Democrats. Later in the day, white oiti-
zons were met two miles from town and
driven back by armed negroes. The Sher.
IT. and posse, repaired to the spot, and
were fired into by negroes IN ambush. The
fire was returned, aud pursuit commenced,
and several Of the assaiIants were captured
and lodged in jail U. $. Lieut.. Chance Of
ferIng the services OF a conp pany qaartered
here. No nrgroes, except those who were
armed were moested. .#a.....sg0.
Tho captured negroes have testified. on
oath, that they had been organized by
Sprott-he claiming to be Deputy Z ! s.
Marshall for two weeks-and armed 70
march upon the town. The story that the
hegroes were generally hunted. Is utterly
false. Sprotts evident design was riot aud
bloodshed.
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Mourning Costumes and Outfits n specially,
and orders filled on II hours notice.
Misses. and Children's Costumes aud Suits at
. very reasonable prices. ....
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Medical College,
OF ALABAMA. AT NogILT

FINHE REGULAR CoURsE oF Lrurpags Mill
l. begin Tuesday, NOVEMBER lIrn 1876, and
close about the 10th OF March FOL ains.
The PRELIMINARY Course viii commence
about the middle Of October, at which tilac
the Dissecting Rooms will be open. s
The CTR DIsPESsARy has beea remos "a u
the College Building, In the coursa og the
year several thousand patients ara exayninal
and prescribed for NJ this Dispensary. in Che
presence of the Students ~
FACULTY:
r. A. Ross, NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
GEoRGE A. kEroHuN, NJ. b., Professor Of the
Science and Artot Medicine .-
4. II. FouRSIER NJ D., Professor Of Ma,eria
Medica and Therapeutics.
WE II. ANDERSON, NJ D., Professor Of Ply
siology.
j. F. HE1srIs, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
JAMES +. HARRISON, JR., NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry. .....e
TYRONE COCHRAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Public
Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
z, P. GAINES, Nj. D., Professor OF Clinical
Medicine. e .ta..... .1
GoRoSwY OWN, NJ. D., Professor of 0bsiet.
rics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
RHETT GUoDR, NJ. d., and W, d. BIz2ELL,
--- NJ. ~, Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
E.s- LECTURES FREE to Students from all
parts OF the United States.
Matriculation Observation-Disclosures $2b 90
Dissecting ,.!..,....... 10 90
For further particulars and Circulars apply
to w. II. ANDERSON, NJ D.,
.- 30. -. Dean Of the Faculty.
Mobile, June l, lS16--aug. = 78-2m.
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is fabrication. VI. Dusommard puts
his disayowal of i. in most formal man
ner, and adds that If his denial be not
sufficient he is in a position to prove, by
documentary evidence, the truth Of his
slatement
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J .a.qo $500 li 20
Fs ,ts aaf ia ai
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SUPERVISORS.

SUPERVISORS.
ws7 Dfstrict-J Al. Horne,..".., ".... Cli nton.
Va Dfstriet--Geo. H. Robertson. -Brownsvftle
ri District,-J w. .Neals,......s ...... Edwards.
4th District-John Shelton, ,...... Raymond.
5th District. F. Tatom, ,o..............Byr
Regular meetings are held on the Monday
preceding Circuit Court, and may continue in
session four days. - -------.--- --.--------------'
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G GNERAL DIRfCITOlI.
>-~~~~~~~O~-~~~~.~~ @
STATE GOV ERNMENT.
B. 4 SENATORS
REPRESENTATIVES,

James. L. Alcorn... Term expires NJ rch, A. 1877
d. K. Bruce. ........ Term expires March, 4, 1881,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHITyORTH FEMALE COLLEGE
~ BrOOkhaVen, Miss,

On New Orleans, st. Louis & Chicago Rail-
read, 128 miles from New Orleans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

Hon. THOMAS FITcH. ut Republican
meeting at Union Hall in San Francisco
On Wednesday night. said: 4-
Before speak Of the principles pre-
sented, ard the candidates offered for
our support. IL. me give brief ntterance
20 the feeling tina. fills the hearts OF
many thousands of earnes: Republicans
who dwell in this Golden State, and
who-from among the Northern Sierra.
and by Tie summer seas, from treasure
vsined hills, and waving plains, and
evergreen forests aud busy streets-send
. message of love aud greeting 10 him
who is " lesser than Macbeth, yet great
en-" 10 the fiery and unconIuerabie Rn-
pert OF debate, the chiva!rous, white
plumed Navarro Of the platform, the
spacious statesman. the greatest hearted
leader, the gifted, the gallant. the 2lo-
riors Elaine. The knightly hearts that
dwell BY this western sea throb with I'M.
CO culated response to his manly spirit
aud across mountains and deserts We
bid him take heart of hope. for there
shall come another day when every prize
be has earned shall be his own. And
We say this. not that we honor our cho-
sen standard Bearer less, but that we
love our great chieftain more. ..g.....s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

TEE D.srIr OF TIE PEOPLE to have
silver coin substituted for fractional cur
rency and the depreciation of silver as
compared vita gold, have led to various
propositions in Congress. intended to
,nee. the changed condition OF affairs.
Senator Sherman hn. reported .ayorably
from the Finance Committee tie Joint
.ssolution already adopted by ii. House.
authorizing the Issue Of Sl0,000,0o0 in
silver coin. to re exchanged for legal
tender notes, and it is believed the Sen
tie will also adopt it with little delay.
an important bill. looking to the re-
.lempsion Of iega. tender notes With al
yer, has been introduced by Senator
Chsistianey. II passed it viii materially
affect the Exchange Of gold and silver.
being Q. attempt TO regulate values from
month 70 month oy law. At least srch
seems to be the purpors OF The bill as
,s,sgraphsd.- 1t provides that silver
bullion in bsrs. stamped by the MINIS,
with the weight and hneness, are 20 Dc
n legal tender for the payment Of all
,.ebts, according to their metallic value
is to b determined and announced each
month by board consisting OF the
Treasurer OF the United States. the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and the Director
O. the Aints. The value so fixed las
.scertainsd from quotations. is to be the
LEGAL standard for tho MONTH. The bill
also provides that silver coins shall be
.schangeable for United States notes at
par. and that the no;ss SO redeemed shsil
90 retiped. Il makes silver coins OF tue
value Of IS cents and over 4 legal tender
TO the amount Of $40. and smaller coins
a legal tender to the amount OF 50.
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4 North Adams correspondent says II
is not at ali improbails that most o! the
North Adams Cinnamon tthe irst With
whom tine experiment OK introducing
Chinoso labor into Massachusetts was
mads) will he sent back to San Francisco
this summer The town is suffering
ssvsesly froIn tie temporary ftoppage
Of large manufacturing establishments,
and NJ. sampson. tie employer o! the
Chinese, feels that it may ne for the best
3nterest q: the town not 20 re-epgsce his
imported help. thus enabling him 10 give
sn;ploymsnt to residents Of tie place.
Regarding the qusstiok as TO whether or
10, :Ls introduction u: Chinese LABOR
4lss been SUCCESS. the correspondent
finds something to say OF both sioes.
One ot the results of the experiment has
been the breaking up Of the Order Of
Crispins which formerly controlled the
-ioeshops of that section Q: Massachr-
sets Bat the fact that in other shoe
iaanif.c,ories iu tie same town the Chi
rese have never been admitted, even
Sf,er working fer ye.rs q, the trade,
slows that other manufacturers do not
i..ye cont dance- ia them az worknen, o.
$. leas; th-y are Lot wiling 20 exchange
skilled Asresican help for the so-calied
.ishesp labor. Their improvement. soci-
ally has not been Ut a.. narssd. though
during the frs, wear or 80 alter their ar
rival the good psop.e Of the cornin unity.
who did everything IN theis power to iin-
prove tie moral and Intellectual condi-
ZION Of LIE heather strangers, felt Cd
:ouraeed 20 believe that the work IL
their L. malt would bring forth abundant
f.uit. They improved sr'to a eertsin
pcin., and tuere they are resting. After
I've OF. six ears u stucy meme OF then,
nave advanced either Intellectually OF
morally. They stitching to their idols
and burn incense before their bsrbarou.
shrines. AS to economy. some CT them
spend a very small portion Of their
wages, while others spend nearly eli IN
ju.uries. The Cinnamon are not tax
Layers. and they have peculiar fondnsss
10. sendins their earnings home, where
their hearts are: and their hearts are
certainly not in this country. They
nave been going and coming during the
pest six years. and tie number employed
has ranged from 10 to upward CT 100.
The present number Is 50. OF whom 40.
the latest arrivals. we've imported year
ago. The prices paid them have never
been made known to the public, though
,hey are supposed 10 receive from SO to
SO per month. Over 40 Of .her szs at
Liberty to - at any time. the term for
which they were hired having expired.
They are in No hurry to return. and
would undoubtedly be glad TO renew
their contracts but the opportunity to
do so will probably not be given them.
On tine whole, the iest that can be said
ct the experiment is that j: has been At
tended with indifferent success
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

SLygN prisoners broke out Of the Salt
Lake peniten:iary, yesterday morning,
after capturing the guard and securing
their arms. together with three horses,
and escaped Harrison Carter. acting
cook i'll the ienitsntiary, was shot and
will probab.. die. 1t is rumorsd that
the warden was killed, but, this lacks
confirmation. Among the. escaped are
several Who were instrumental in killing
Captain Berger, the former warden.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

An accommodating criminal was
Christian Klotz. who killed yonng girl
10 Mary Wand for "devilmeni" and shortly
after confessed the crime. On some OF
the neiehbors proceeding 10 hang him
summarily scms others ohjscsed, and he
was cut down. but only to &c INVITED to
commit suicide by hapging himself. He
did so with alaerity. e--s,sr Q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

Reports roesived at army headquarters
s,ste that General Crooks force had .
severe battle with the Indians on the
l7,h inst. Nine soldiers killed and y
wounded. The Indian losses are nos
given. Crook has photographed for add
,ion.l troops. Several companies re
under orders to Join Lin .: once "
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

The Democratic National Convention
will assemble at st. Louis next Tuesday
the 9th inst. and already the delegates
and politicians are beginning to hock.to
that city. ..--,.s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

Speaser Kerr is bette. and has gene
into the country. Blaine is worse and
is confined to his bed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

A Tribune Washington special says:
The appointment OF Morrill, is spoken of
everywhere in terms of the highest
praise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-24

TIE AST1-CHINEsE MovENEST.-To-
dav committees of the Anti-Chiuese
[. MON have been trayersing tina various
wards of the city obtaining signatures to
the memorial to Congress asking for the
shrosa,ion of the Burlinsane treaty Or
such modification Of it as will prevent
further immigration Q! the Chinese 10
this country. THOUSANDS q Signatures
have been obtsined, verr few -deelic'ng
to add their names to the list Eir-
a:l.ii. CHRONICLES of las. evening.
Portland. Oregon, is still hocded, ana
the water is rising daily. T