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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

Three masked road agents attempted 70 us-
couple tho engine and two forward car: OF, y
train which had stopped to take water ncn.
Urbanns, Ohio, on the Psn Handle Railroad.
on Friday night, but were driven oil by the
conductor. He was attacked By the ring.o.i.-
with butcher knife, but shot at the fellow with
his revolver, and caused him to dopar. with his
confederates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

city markets, the present prices not being SUI
hcient to pay for the transportation, in addition
to their cost here.
Our County Court, Judge Strother, meets
on Monday the l4th inst, and the Circuit
Court, Judge James Keith, on the 30th of
March. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

AT Salt Lake City, fow days ago, Alice, q
granddaughter of Brigham Young, and dsugh-
ter of Brigham Young jr., married Charles K
Hopkins, GENTLE contrary to the wishes of
her parents. On Friday she visited her mother,
and during the evening her husband called for
her; but she could not be found. A writ Of hs-
beas corpus was issued, and on Saturday the
lady and her parents appeared in the District
G, urt to answer. Upon their attorney claiming
there was no forcible detention the husband
withdrew further proceedings and the bride
went home with her parents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14
The lsabcOck Trial.

In the Babcock trial on Saturday documents
we're identified showing that charges were made
in 1878 against Joyce and McDonadas Revenue
Agent and Supervisor, and that they had pass
cd through the Executive Department and been
referred to the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
euue. These documents we're not read. The
morning session was devoted to tracing certain
kilograms not yet admitted to prove that they
were received at the Executive Department and
sent back and forth between Joyce and McDoD-
aid in St. Louis and General Babcock 10 Wash
ing,ou. The defence finally waived the proof
as to the "Sylph" dispatch 80 extensively pub
lishcd, which was admitted to be iu General
BaEcock' 5 hand writing. Before this was read
Judge Porter announced that the defence pro-
posed to make lengthy legal argument against
the admission OF the other kilograms, and per.
haps they might wish to include the "Sylph"
dispatch among those obi 1cted to- The alter
noon session was mainly occupied in arguing
the point whether these dispatches should be
admitted as evidence. Judge Porter, Of the
defence, had barely commenced his argument
at the adjournment of the court. The Presl-
dent made bis deposition on Saturday 10 an-
swcr to the intcrrogatories prepared at 81.
Louis before Chief Justice Waite. Through
the examination was private, report alleges
that the revocation of the order transferring the
Supervisors was directed by himself in order
that the offenders might be more readily de,
tcctcd in their efforts to cheat. The President
has implicit confidence in the integrity OF Gen.
Babcock. The cross-examipation developed
the fact that If there has been anything wrong
Oh the part of Babcock it was without the
Presidents knowledge. Altogether the testi.
IDouy elected was strongly in favor General
Babcock' honesty.
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE NlCoL-The edi-
tor OF the Manassas Gazette, writing from
Richmond, says:
The impeachment of Hon. Aylctt Nico!
still drags its slow and weary way 10 the com
and more the shallowncss If the long list OF
Of Judge T. H. Cockcrille of F.rfax, and
Mr.. Z T. Meredith, OF Prince William, was
heard yesterday, which gave but little. if any.
comfort 80 the ''impcachcrs, the evidence of
Judge Cockerilic being decidedly 10 his favor,
and to-day. on motion IF Mr.. DIVES, the 10.
ycsticatitn was again postponed until Wednes-
day ucxt to give him (Davies) time to bring
his witnesses. Whatever may be the result OF
the case in the end, it is certain that at this
stage of the proceedings II is looked upon here
as it is in Prince William, as The Verlest farce,
and as heretofore predicted by me, will end 10
the utter shame and discontinue OF the parties
who have so recklessIy made he charges. .
FIRE IN NELsoN-'ihe ine brick residence
OF Col. W. h. Shepherd. near Fabcr's Mills,
10 Nelson county, on the line of the Midland
Railroad, was totally destroyed BY fire yester
day morning at clock. The family barely
escaped with their lives, and lost everything.
There Was no Insurance Cd the property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

FIRE IN NELSON-fhe foe brick residence
OF Col. W. 4. Shepherd. near Faber's Mills,
10 Nelson county, on the line of the Midland
Railroad, was Totally destroyed BY fire yester-
dag morning at o'clock. The family barely
escaped with their lives and lost everything.
There Was no Insurance on the property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

The Washington correspondent OF 1.-THE n Y
Post says couple of gentlemen interviewed
Col Fred. Grant at the White House few days
since on The third term question The Colorel
is represented as saying: If anybody thinks
there's any third term here he is mistake.
Father don't want to be President any more,
and won't accept a nomination il the Cincinnati
convention offers il to him." The conversation
turning to the chances of different candidates he
expressed unbounded admiration for Senator
Conkling, remsrking: Hes ~ Statesman,
good Republican, and just the man Tor rresi-
dent" He added the nope that Mr.. Conk .lng
would get the nomination, and said he though,
he would slip in rs Lincoln did in $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

IG the r. S. District Court at Richmond, on
Friday, in the matter of F. G. Rixey, the as
signee was directed TO join with j. 5. Egg,
born, trustee and make sale of TWO los OF land
10 the town Of Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14
TELEGikAPHIC SUMMARY

-Rubenstein, who killed the Jewess, Sarah
Alexander, after his removal from the conr,.
room to Jail Saturday, was physically exhaust.
ed and fell PROSTATE upon his prison cot. He
passed sleepless night tervcntly praying and
mumbing incoherentIy. His slight consump.
tive frame has been worD to wreck By con
6ncment and fasting and it's doubtful whether
be will live until the day appointed for his hang
ing.
In the Cumberland Co., N. j., Court this
morning Judge Read heard the testimony As
to the present mental condition Of {. h Ian.
dis. After the examination of several vii.
nesscs the Court pronounced Lands sane aud
he was released from custody.
The steamer City of Quincy from New
Orleans for St, Louis, sunk last MI ht at liar
din's Point, IS miles below Memphis. She had
u cargo of about $50 tons OF sugar which vii!
prove total loss No lives were lost.
In the Supreme Court Of Boston, this
morning. Vim. Kelley, accused fkiIIing 'lhoS.
z. Pulsiter and Louisa Surrey, (cotorr,i.) aceu.
scd of the murder of her lIegitim.c child were
arraigncd aud both pleaded not gu lily.
The bill granting 50 100000 to all the
construction of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
has passed both Houses Of the Montana Legs.
laturc.
The owuers Of the steamer City Of Galyc>.
ton reported ashore. on West India Island
state that they have news Of her safety.
"A hurricane passed over East Buffalo. y.
Y, this morning, doing damage, but lnjuriag
one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

The Democratic U. 5. Senators met IN caucus
last Friday night to hear the appointment of the
Senators on the Congressional Executive Com
mittec. The committee on the part of the SEN
ate will consist of Senators Stevenson, Wallace,
Whyte Gordon, Davis and Eaton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
migration and import ation g Aonsolians upon
the arorai and mate-:eI ioterests ot the country.

migration and import ation g Moneolians upon
the moral snd material interests o: the country.
Twelfth The Republican party recognizes.
with approval. tbs sut,stant;s 81 I'd vance recently
made toward the establishment Of equal rights
for woman. by the many important amendments
effected by Republican Legislatures il the
laws which concern the personal ard property
relations Of wives, motherS emil widows, snd
by the appointment and election o: women 10
the sup, rin,enlency OF institutions Of educs-
tom, charity AID other public trusts. The
honest demand. OF this class of citizen. fer sd
ditionsi r-shts and privileges and imnun:ties
sho,Iid 10 treated a TN respectful! CONSIDERATION
Thirt-=nf;I-!t. Cou1titu.icc c"nfsrs uroG
Corgr.s. sewerage I.we- over the Territories
o. the United States FOX tneif government, and
III the exercise 0t .i.s power u IS ;hc Z! 5it aii
tire duty OF Con .rcss To prohibit aud eX'lrl'ste
III the Territories, taat relic OF baT5a';sf.,
polygaEy: snd demand suta AcG;-!atln2 he
shall cccurs this end and the supremacy OF
American institutions II -. our Territories.
Fourtccnti-Tne pledges watch the ns:;on
hes given tn Cur soldiers ard sailors must oe
fulfilled. This great people viii ni"ays hold
those lao p.:i!.d their lives for their cnnntrys
preservation. Ia The A!niest .eirorsace.
Fifteenfh--Tc sincerely dc;;recRte a.! Sc
.ional tceiiIt. sad t.ude ncies, ard We. there
tore, rote Win deep solicituds that the Demo
cratic party counts lis chief hope OF Success,
upon tie elestorst vota OF united soHtH
secured through toe cif,it. Of those Tho we're
recently srrayed against the nation, and We in
woke the earnest attention OF the country - the
grave truth that tGe successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife AID lnIpvr.i the
national LclJ- .at human .i.lss.
sIxteeuth--'e charge The Democratic party
vita ir.irr the sam" N character aud spirit as
VIXEN It ey-nrstIiZed with treason: vita max;
ing is control OF the House 81 Eel'rceen;
the TRUMP, AID tho opportunity of the ns52uES,
recent foes, with rcasscrt;Eg and srplaucs-s.saat
the Nations, Capitol the sentiments of uirt-
reI.eEteut rebellion; with sending Union SOL
,iicrs To tina wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front: with deliberately p-oEos-
ing to repydiate the rGgh'ed faith Of tn" ''cv-
ernmcnt; with being equally false and imoecite
- over,hsdH ing the ends of justice by ito PAL
ti,an .lisInauss cement and obstruction ~ inNes-
LEGATION; with proving it,: through the T-tiud
of It's ascen:eIlcy IN the Lower House CT Con
sress, utterly incompetent 50 administer tGe
Cover ,lui M. srS we nsrl, Ne county -rhiNst
tr,isiir,, parry tEu. alike unworthy, Ttcrea2t
AID In .,atit.
S,ysnt1rnth - TIE Natl ,csi Administration
MEL is comm. mis- ,ion 10Y it's houaraoir T-d n
the IasI, s.;cilc. Ut domestic and foreign az i!F-,
aud Pre- 81 ut i3rark deserves TIE continued aud
hearty sratitn,le at til A=:sr;csn people for his
rstrl0tiSnI aA' his inL-c;..,e services n H1f sLt
III eacs-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
pPIJCAVi:.N FOR PATENT.

~ Notice No. 3ia, United States Survey No.
i,-Initcd St.tes l ana Office, Carson City, Ne
yads. MAY l6' h. is1f.- Notice is hereby gwen
thst the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MN
ING COMPANY. n corporation duly incorgt
rated upd,r and by virtue 81 the laws Of III.
state Of California having it1 principal place
OF bus incs, in tlt city OF san trancisco, stat"
Of California has III day Ivy A. s. GOULD. itH
attorney III fact ant agent whose Eos: Oiiic"
address - Cl-s"n city, SeTs,ta), made sppiic.-
tio, fpT Eitcd states patent for nI!een hun
dr.,, II ,5ea> linear fo.t Of the Williams Lode,
ic.riny gold BUD silver quarz and other miD-
erals Of pr rious metals, together with surface
gru,.pd 81, hundred 800, feet i'll width. tor the
convenient working thereof; situate IN the Eac"
eiid Wsahre Valley Mining District. Ornsby
county and State of Nevada, Known aud des.S-
mated on the Acid notes and cGcial plat a.
United states survey or lot No. 81. in Section =,
Township Il north Of range - east. Monte Ia
able meridian: the exterior boundaries OF said
10. No. 39 being as follows, to wit: beginning
ut post marked No. l, L. =. Survey No -,
whence the southwest corner CT Section -,
Township Is north IF range II east, baara south
7so a. west s?5 81" feet; the Ayers and HVj,
kinp Silver Mining Co,npany's cabin bears north
sJ2, west. $50 feet, 1Ed this discovery ana work
ing cut snd tunnel np"n this anne bears north z
~ east 935 feet; thence running first course.
north Is ~ west 800 feet t. rcst marked No =
L. =. Survey No 50; thence second course, ncrth
- ;1 cast 800 tcot at marked NJ. j r = Sur
vey NJ. 80; thence third corrso. south l5l.>
east 900 feet 10 post iuarke! No u. :. SURVEY
o. ~: tnGnCs FCnftN rO'IFH N'lUIs ~ . WEI
6eo fee, to post No. /. the place Of b.ginninq,
containing - s6-po acres; bearings expressed
from the true meridian With a magnetic varia-
ticu of Ii y exet. 1lis Cain was loo atcd uI,-
der tho name of the williams Mining Claim
and survey made to accord Herewith. The
workings and inn movements On this uiins con
sist Of oren cut 10 t,et long. % feet wide aud
20 feet deep, aud tnni,ei RIM in the hi! From
the face Of said cut distance of 81 feet. "a
c.ndinS $500 in ys;ue. This claim * bounded
nurfheriy by the Aver. Consolidated SILVER MIL
ing LoIupaJvs "ln,!n; srrtterly By the LoTtra
Companv's mining cluin'. Iht sad mining
clainl being recorded IN The Office OF inc ne
corier of O21nshy county afortsaid, IN voinm"
A. folio 3as Any and all persouS claiming any
portion of said Ayers All Hopkins silver NIL
lug tolnpaDy's CLAIM. are required 10 lie their
adverse claim with the Register ~ tho pnitcd
Sta-, : lard 0tice ~ Carson. cry, Nevada. duy-
ing the ski. day period % qualifications, or hey
viii -. l'p y,.l bf virtue NJ III" provisions of
la sf4; IT.. II.lz, A. "AiiZ. iegi..e'.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
STEAM CABINET SHOP.
MASH d. TURNER,
Curnsr ~ H-n.ng I'D Second .trse's near TIE
I'VE WORLD CALI. THE .TTEN

W. WORLD La'.' CAh'' n TIE Ut ~;
all otLcr W udwt rk.r. to the fr.t that We car
work 10Th soft ard hard wood :iinbes to my
desired shape. Tl,.,. :O..i, y: a.! kinds ground
ard -hsrp-L's d. - the i'-t InanE'r y" s'eo
surface !Ei.,l!tr. maxi tunruea srd ftrocHcd
flooring tradcd ceiling, str. Parties vii do
wei! 70 Civ. L. ca'i. w are pr. narti to do
sc-d wCrA - r,.sol.abIc :s.e,.
Furniture Re,,niring wcod Turning
AMI scroll Saving. F-nc. Posts
anh ".ckcss made plaiE
" turned ar fancy.
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'vy:rfST..
lAROPOSEU A-lENDNENT ANi.


revision If She CO.. st!,nion 81 tie - ale q
Stvaia, passed al the seventh session ~ th.
IGl.islstsrc:
Resolved. b. the Assembly, The s"nstr cor.
curing. Tina. toe C'uetiati,a Of the eta.e OF
S..vsd. %. amended RI follows:
Amend section t.u. q: Article TX OF the Con
ef.iUtian # tn State .; Ney ada - to :caG
follows:
Scctiea l. The i:-c3l year shall c"inmc nee on
tn. iirst DAY 81 B.'c.mtcr IL each year.
Passed January -. 1915.
Resolved, by the Assembly. the senate coz
Curling, That cur ii-tory, - state. has taught
u the necessity CT revising the Constitution.
W. therefore recommend the electors. at the
D, y. election fer members of the Legislature to
vote Tor or a.:s mss tn. calling Of a Convention
for the pucYc-e 81 revising the Constitution 81
the State Of Aovsaa.
rass.i February II. 1a:5.
hereby certify IA, f,re.,oius; ~ ~ trrir cop
IL. from the pr.;,sGaI enrolled Resolution. IN
lie Ia nv caitc.
witu"si I1y Sen! aud the Grys: ser! Of
rN.ic.a'e. Angus. !. ls.s.
!n.2-ias :. l.. MINOR. Sec'y Of State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN ISIJRiSLE CASE.
DIR. IL HichMu's


DIR. Ie Hichmu'.
COLI DEN 4: A l. = A N
After ten Years Of trial on th- cns-t, mas proved
itself the only curative in certain class Cs
DISEASES pronounced 3v fnedicsl ;ractstio ners o.
incurable.
t,r, lie RIchmn'. Eoi,1.n I,.: Ianm No. ]
Ctuss ChsEcres, first and second Stages: Sores
on he Legs Body, eCro Eare, Eyes, Nose. etc.
CopJtr-colored Eiotches, Syrhi.it'c Catarrh,
Dis, ascd Scalp, and FL the primary forms CT
The disease known al syphilis. Price, IS psr
bottle. or two for 80.
DR.. Lee Richuu's Golden Baisam No
Cures Tertiary, Mercuriai. syrhilitic Eheuma-
tisIG Bans In the Bones, Back Of the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat. Syphilitc Rash, I un,Ia
aud Contracted Cords. Stiffness CT. ho Limbs,
and eradicsses 81! dissases tGpM the ss-'- .iu,
whether caused uy indisretion Or abuse -
i"nrc,ry-ieavins the blood pure and health
Price, s. yer bottle or two for So.
DIR. lie Ricbau's Golden spmaish
Antidcte,
For the chr. Of G0norThes, elect, lrritatio
tirsvei anG all rinaIs or Genital disarrsnr
mcnts. Price, g 50 per bottle.
DR.. LIE Kjchau's Golden Spanish
Injection.
wash and Injection fer severe cases Of Gou
oirhea, In:iapmatoty elect, structures, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys and bladder. Price.
IL 50 per bottle.
Als1, Agents Tor DIR. lee Ntchnu'S
Golden Pills.
For Seminal weakness. Might Emissions, IT.
potency and all diseases arising from Msstur-
bation and excessive abuses. Price 50 Per
bottle. The genuine golden B.E.s An is put VI
only in round bo:t'cr. On receipt of price,
tht,e medic; ncs viii be St mt ~ iii parts OF thc
country, by express or mail secur J.: puckf I
sni free from cDsrrV itiCp. Sole AGENTS, G. ! g.
RICHARDS Il CO.. Wholesale ana retniI drug
,ri.+S nrI CHI >.h of
anH Sansc1ne streets, san Francisco. California,
alglo-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
LA CONSOLIDATED GOLD

"A and silver Mining C"npsny. Lucsiion
o. principal place c! business. Car~cn CI'y,
Nevada. iocst.ou OF wcrAs. fTis.uIl IsAe
Mining District, NashNe County. Nevada
Notice Is .rcsby given .batthere ar delinquent
u;ou TIE foiiCwlps described capital btcch -
the Company on account Il Assessment 80 ,,
levied Az I,i,: 18Th. 1876. the -sve-sl amounts
at n,,,c-itt, IA Han ii to Ee-.-c-;' z ere
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08

= a.. I.NE3. :. cor'srS.
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SHERlFFS SALE.


RH slRftE Or DES NsE 10
~ order ~ Sal. Issued out OF and under the
seal OF the linn"rahie second Iudlrlal iletrlct.
IL and FOR the County Oh orinsby. state OF Ne
vada On Judgment rendered Their IN on tn
oth DAY OF July, Al iste and httesttd on th''
18th day OF Jul y A. y. 1876. IN favor OF Joseph
). Iuroer. ami AGAINST John g. Bradley ana
GHotS" D. Fryer To- he sum OF 81 $40, W. n liz
tsTeet On The sum }: s!,5uo ut the rate OF per
cent. per month IRON the 2Iin day OF April, A.
d. le,o together WIN the sum o. soc - COSTS
OF suit, anu ht,ofat!s lee IN tht sum ei sio. ~
with interest thereon from the sth gay Of ,iult.
1876. till paid, at the rate of 10 per cent. per
snnunl. together with Clerks account cost II
the sum ot :" 50, and all coss winch Lay here
after accrue. all IN Goia com OF ;ho utica
States, and to ME directed commencing me to
sell according to law the said real estate here
matter described; to satisfy the sad Judgment
costs. sccruing costs and interest and in pur-
suaICe thereto, have levied upon and viii es.
pose al public sale, to the hish i end best bid
der, st the Cou-t House door i'll Carcon City
county snl 81 .tc aforesaid. On SiIt I'd ~.
THE sra DAY OF AOGt 81, A. y. 1876, De-
tween tire !"u's G1 A. II. and , 2. si., to VII:
st ono O'Clock P. 81. so much Of the said real
property st out i'll said Decree and Order Of
Sale will satisfy tine several above demands,
if SO much there b2. to Wit: All OF Ill undi-
vldcd enc half interest, share, portion and es-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
Oh, Carson @ailr Appeat

k3<SN CITY:
RUnaay. October s. 1876
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08

Md - a.ll.,isnce WIZ law and "a N-'i'- o.
the board If Trustees made on tnc :uth dsi
q: svi-.rei ls;J many shsis- - each par q
sch sto.s nav ~ u-.',--ary Ui!l - -.tt at
;,,;i.c an 4. l.. r. III. de u: IL -,c~r:r--
:. IL 4. ".-.-,.s.riJn- I'.w.ir. s'nr i =
sI4I.. "a. -. .-..:s..T - g.. tse a.. iItE Ne
Ida. "a, q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08

q. e. sATTEUM,N, tiss:r:us
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
rr,O,.,riDxS AND I'IATTORM
p1 TrlI HEPl plaaAN IA.
TlOSAI CONVENTION.

ri.ss--Th- I'ai 81 sts;.s ~ Auc-.cs : = VA
TIM Az. .rni . league. and by' tine combined
vp-kin.s 81 National and state ',oEc:L'nei.ts
.ud,- iei- r.,-i.-., isg ,oskt.tu;iynS tdr tights
AZ -. r., ...,--., zoe e-'ii-.' ri .rs.l" I'D ,r.-
t,c.s. au-.ai. ard "a c1ilnr'a s.s,s.' pr
4. y,rj
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
N~ORTB CARSON SILVER MIN

N~ORTH CARSON SILVER 81 N
~ ing Company. Location u priucipsi
place Of business. San francisco. CALIFORNIA;
Lorsiicn " works. Ornl-by County, Seysds.
Notice is hereby given that meeting Of the
Board Of Directors held On the third day OF
October ISIS, assessment. No. >. OF ter, cents
par share was levied upon the capital stock Of
,hs corporatioe, payable immediately in United
States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. at the Office
of the company, No. 90 San ONE street, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
this asse. srnent shall remain unpaid on III.
sixth day OK November, 1876. will be Delinquent,
and advertised for ale al public auction, and
MONDAY, the T0EST1-SENtNF H DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1876. To "a! the delinquent Ar
st ssInent, together with . ISIS Of advertising
ard EXPENSES of sEic. BY order o! the Board
OF Directors.
Nm. A. ~ VAN BOKKELEN. Secretary,
Uihce. No. -" Ssn-olne street. Room -. -an
Fsaie isco. California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-08
Thr,ic,h .:,orI.l day c6 >cp... I.7G.

AZ The tlur ii u y. ii sid day. :. ray sii /.
Il Ii,itjusat assessment :h-s""n. T s:'th'r With
costs ~ al, :t:..IE sni ~ p :2st- L! Ao sale.
John 4. ny. Secretary.
Carson City. ecl,ts ulbet ?ti. 1s't. si'3-tG
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TI3 - VI A. " Il T. n.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-02-22
NEMECKO.

Cisaf nemeckt dal sv6 svolenf
ably se pruske statni drahy od-
stoupily do spravy tise.
Bisuiark dal zastapcSm meme
cke rise ve Washington a Pekin-
GU rozkaz, ably vyslovili ameri,
exc vlade, po pfipade jejimu "a
stupci ma tinsk6m dvofe, dfky IA
laskave pSsobeni We prospsch O.
loupens lode anna" pozadova>
neho Eadostiu6ineni.
v tefi svs. kterou mel fisske
rade nsmecke, pravil Bismark,-
narazeje ma cisafornu Augustu,
kns2nu Radziwill a M hrabste
Nesselrode,-ze jista dvorni stra.
ma, ktera silnS vliv ma, potajmu
praeuje ma ieho odstranenf dta-
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Snupka temperencIafIm.

Phi okresnim souiu V Illinois,
byl slAdek Jakub Albrecht 3 pre-
Einu tax zvaneho statniho xako>
nu temperentniho vinnjm uxnAn
proto, IL nskoiik panh, kteFi IA
xAle1itossmi do ieho
soukromaho bytu byli pfisii, pi-
vem castoval, pti eemz jeden Z
hostd opil5 b5ti msl.-Jedea knsx,
jmenem Ross, kter5 tomato Sa-
stov&Ai pfftomon byl. denunciro-
val totii pana Albrechta, . kladl
hlavni d6ras m tn okolnost, ze
jeden : hostn opil5 byi.
Okresnf soud odvolisal se pfi
odsouseaf slidka Albrechta 1 Pc
n4zitA pokptS : vtzenf, m ono
ustAnoveuf toho TAX svanSho
stAtnfho skkonA temperentniho,
die kter6ho prodej opointch ni.
poj0, opiltm osobim, - trestati
ma pokutou Cd SO do slC0 : mai