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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-HeiskeII, Judxe.


This is motion day. The calendar for
Monday ia made up of the following
cases: 4012, Cooper VS. M'Lean; 1854, Ci-
Gala VS. Msgevney; 1882, st. Louis and
Memphis railroad company vs Pickett;
40S4, Farley, trustee, VS. Bullard; 40S5,
Arbuckle vs M'Donald; 4089, Teagae VS.
Hall & Co.; 1899, Galbreath vs Brocks-
way; 1890, Hildebrand & Co. vs Price;
1892, Oates, use, etc., vs. M'Kinavy;
1904, B srnum & Go. vs. Cook; 409S, Ds-
via VS. Simonetti; 4106, Gilmore va Kee-
nan; 4l07, Worden vs. Memphis and
Paducah railroad company; 4l08, Sharp,
executor, VS. Aston; ALL, CaIbery &
Casey vs Caro-, administrator; Ala,
Rives VS. Brewer; 4l16, Morgan & Co. vs.
Lacey ct al; 4117, Morgan & Co. VS. Bur-
leson ct al; Ais, Davis vs. Mallory; APO,
Saiby vs Barbour; 4l22, Thompson VS.
Barnum; 4l24, Taylor VS. Combs, jr !;
4l25, Albright VS. Cochran; 4l42, SeWell
vs Reardon ct al; 4146, Hicks VS. Beech
er; 414S, Boro & Co VS. Saint; 4l5l, Duff
vs Tennessee Grove No Druids; 4l53,
Goodman VS. Kelsp, administrator; 4l54,
Phillips vs. White; 4l56 StOckley vs Car
roll; 4l57, Warden vs Gentry, Campbell
& Co.; 4l58, Belcher, sur part, vs Green
law, executor; AGO, Matthews VS. South
ern life insurance company; 4l66, Rain
ey vs. Allen & Co.; 4178, Hicks VS. Jones;
4l68, Robinson, trustee, vs. Herse ct al;
418l, Sullivan & Co. VS. White; 4l93,
Keith Va Burke ct al; 4197, Lsnier VS.
Jefferson ct al; ALAS, Hill, Fontaine &
Co. VS. Brockaway; 4257, Lavessa VS.
Reinshagen,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
S1,OOO,OOO SUIT.
Ex-seeretary OF the InterIOr Jacob
Thompson Proceeded against tn
Civil Suit TO Recover SI,0OO,O 900
Taken from his Depart
ment.

WASHINGTON June 9.-Jscob Thomp-
son, secretary of the interior before the
war, was this morning served with a
process in civil suit to recover one mil
lion dollars, principal and interest, Of
bonds taken from the department, and
for the amount received by him from the
Confederate States, and which ii Is al
legged reverted to and became the prop
erty of the United States. Thompson
says he noticed in the newspapers some
days ago that Secretary Chandler had
made the charge that he had distracted
these bonds, but now his charge has
been abandoned and q civil suit insti-
tuted to hold him pecunisrily RESPONSE
BILE for the acts Of q subordinate clerk.
Thompson says he was, as agent, in
structed by the Confederate government
to turn the unexpended balance Of one
million dollars over to the Confederate
agents abroad. This he did, and after
ward there was a final adjustment Of
his account, and full and finsI receipt
for all moneys was given him, which re-
ceipt he has now in his possession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th,

by means of primary election to be held in
the various Wards of the city and in the Civil
Districts OF the county outside OF the city, un-
der the supervision and direction of the sub
committee of each ward and district.
The election VIII be by ballot, and the polls
Will be opened at pm. in the wards OF the
city, and closed at pm; and in the districts
they will be opened at IL m. and closed at 9
% M. The respective subcommittee ale
charged with the supervision Of the primary
election in their particular ward or district.
They are requested TO provide anything neceS-
sary for holding the same, to furnish clerks 10
record the names of the voters. and in all Ie-
spects 20 conduct the election as one author
lied by law.
1t is recommended by the Board that the
voters in the respective Civil Districts and
Wards when casting their votes for delegates,
also indicate their choice for magistrates and
constables-the names OF the candidates for
magistrate and constable receiving the high
est vote in each District to be presented to the
Convention.
The list of sub-committees will remain as
heretofore announced, and no further publi-
cation thereof will be made.
The delegates elected on said l7th day OF
June will meet in convention at the Exposi-
tion Building, in the city of Memphis, on
Wednesday, June 2lst, at IL o'clock, for the
purpose of nominating the officers before
mentioned. By order of Executive Board.
IRVING HABSEY, Chairman.
II. j. KARR, Secretary, luz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
POLITICAL.
A Compile Of Objectionable Candidates
Dropped from ttse state TIeket-The
Democratic Ticket for West
Virginia

N-rv Af.SANY, IND, June 9.-The
Lsd0eT. 9dndosrd, tine Democratic organ
in tSfs citV. to-dav removes the names
~ Jndpe, BHskiik and Petit from the
Indiana state ticket, Rad refuses longer
10 give them is supp2ct' ~ announces
that q correspondence w! De opened
with Democrats in various paris OF tne
<jtste for the purpose Of selecting Two
other candidates to be substituted Tor
Ruskirk and Petit, and pledges an
earnest support 10 those who may De
thus substituted
The Democratic State Ticket for West
Virginia.
WHEELING, w. VA, June 9-Ibe
Oar1ocrstie convention 8 Charleston
Isst night. stser 3 continuous session Of
tweuty-five hours, nominated the fol-
lowing ticket for the State: Henry Mat
thews for gOvemcr; Col. White, OF
Hampshire, for attorney general; Jos.
s, Miller, for auditor; Thomas J. West,
treasurer; w. K. Pentleton, for super
inteudent Of schools; a. 4. Hayward,
r. c. Green and Oakley johnson, Judges
supreme court; Camden OF WOOD
county, Davis and Beckley, delegates al
Iarpe: Camden, OF Harrison county
ETi,son AID Besls, delegates from the
,srsf district; Greasy and Monroe, second
.jIsfrIef. Simmons and Kelly, third dis
frict, The COZ yention adjourned stseVen
O'Clock this moEniHg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
Criminal Couxt-Adams, Judge,

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: No. 226, John Cooper; 234, Ben.
Solomon; 282, Charles Watson; 24O,
Lizzie Jones; 245, Robert Thompson;
290, Robert Horton; 81, Lust Perry,
alias Lust Macon; SO, John M'Mahan; |;
"a, VIM. Beaurer; 1872, Allen Sanders;
i2e, Mitch Conway and Ateok Estesi
%, o. az vu---s, 90. ToIp Glefford; 106,
Thomas Sanders,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE ca. sEG. OFFICER,l
y nEzhEBsTor, June 10, AIN. {
For Tennessee and the Ohio OoUeg,
cooler JoIo1Oed BY lOaraeT sOastheyly
1yiads, parity cloudy SUeatheT, stationary
or falling barometer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
CLOSING RATES

Restsrd1g of cottoH a'sd gold: Nea0
York, o0ttoR, 12s; Memphis, l0te. NeaO
York. 9 I'd closed at ll2s; Memphis,
lI2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10

OUR foreign dispatches, last night, in
dicats5 a mole favorable prospect for
peace, where the wsr cloud has hovered
omniOusly the past several days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
BULLY BLAINE.

The Ambitious Aspirant for the White
HOHse Kicking up a Row In the
HOuse-A Spirit Of Defiance
Worthy Of n Cross
Roads BuIly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
NOTICE,

7 HEREBY notify all parties not 70 trade for
j a note Rfven by me, dated June !, 1878, at
80 days, favor Wendle & Parent for forty dol
lars as the same will not be paid, there being
June Q, 1875. q. r. POLLARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
Jas. WALSH, STEEOGRAPHER
80 North Court Street.

evidence reported in Courts, beforer ef
"a erees, ETC., verbatim, Shorthand taught
ally or by mall
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
EVERY BUSINESS NAN READS
THE
Commerclal AGENCY system
NOTICE.

ny the request Of the Seotehmen OF the city
ID of Memphis, all native-born ScOtchmen
are requested o meet at the Cochran Hall
on THURSDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock pm.
the meeting. JAMES McINTOSCH,
iu9 Acting Sec etaFy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
NOTICE.
FIRsT.CLAsS SALOON,
NOTTO1.

TSY agreement, viii sell to toe hisbest oid-
ID der, on June %, 1873, at my on1cs No 80
IF mt street the asset T. Of the frm Of Watkins,
Mitchell & Co., including 1880 aeres OF land in
Cross county, Ark. ". ?. WATKINS.
Nav 20 lgT6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-10
COUNTY
Democratic Conservative
CONVENTION.

TINE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE EX-
Il ecutive Committee of the Democratic and
Conservative party of Shelby county call
Convention OF all those who are willing to CO
operate with it IN its efforts to restore honest,
to the people; to lessen the burdens OF taxa
ton upon them; to tnaugurate true reform In
every branch of civil service: to hold pubic
officers to q rigid accountability in the dis
charge of their duties; to secure the impartial
Q eeution Of the laws, and TO distribute fairly
and honestly among all classes the burdens OF
taxation-tO meet In the city of Memphis en-
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STAMPED CHECKS.
MND7CAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

grOR the speedy cure OF Seminal weakness
& Lost Manhood, and all disorders bf0ugh
on by inGiscretiou CT excess. ANY drugg1s
has the ingredients. Address DAVID son
CO. Box 1929, New YnTs. ocA-deOd
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21st,

at IL o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following offices:
Sheriff.
County Trustee.
Judge of Criminal Court.
Attorp ey General OF Bartlett Circuit Court.
The Executive Board recommend the cleo
tinn of Delepates on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

,eiR 8renub.

0sua oemanS f&le@t Bon Serem Hr'unb
fpriMt.
ttnb t&eint Ct nod 10 steti6. alaxt ihm ni&A
0pri4t aae @elt usn beinsm 6rsunte fdle4,
@ittras' BET Self urb aie5 TEN Hteunss seda
Nsr tuer 70 HdMotaft isiue Hrtunne lirtt,
~ 1sertb. bat Jpn Der eimmet 8reuat. sisbi
Gin 8~reunbsshsrs 1T elm 70 i.lt'ntr eAat,
Die gauge Nelt beut niMt taipr er!at.
Gin 4tsinob iH's, boil teiI'ssr Huntsrt' ait.
CaS y bel feaem OIauben @unher idaft;
Ce& iebsS 3meifetS fas4 tritt i.insa Gan;
.etnMat jerbro6en, Wirb'e ME W,eher eat,
G'rsm, .pirb Elm io;6xs 4Ieinob Dir bciA.'.t.
g. iri5e itinen elans niht, holt es rrrih
s5trbri4 e ni4t. bstra&te aue @.N
dlS einen Hina nur, Der hieS aisircb halt,
Dem bisies aleinsS felbR erH sseub terleibt,
Genn ~ e. feblt. ha il bic y 1t .n!peibt.
Hse nirbeR bu DEM ir,nhen Settler oIei6,
c!eitt etr e!n 1reunsesbers, 10 bit bu reid;
rao Nor ben b0Afen aSaiaStbrcn esnenn,
Nab seinta 6reunb bat, ii elm armer Mann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23
Der aaNee.

1r Sertituna zines euies 0a3ets
i4eint bierSulonbe ,peni8 tsianmt 3u isin.
Gin NshieIblatt behaupxt iogor, bab
Der ~irilidt ehts Rafee gar nid,t n,sbr
eyiitirt, btnn Ct lei entueber ptrfdN4t.
ober ni6t auf bic rehte Y8eiie 3ubsrsitst.
Dor hteitia Sabrtn fannie man nod
e&ten 8aHee, obsr jett mimt mehr. Ser
@runb lieat BARN. be6 ,uebsr bic r.Ate
Scrte eingefaM!t. nod oe.ielbe aui Die
rsdte Weiie aubsreitet ,uirh. Sic Nrt
oes Giniaufes unb Der Dereitmng il! foi-
9enoe: Wan ,u6h,e cine Yericn, Die aus
Gytahrurg Sntsn. roter VaEee cuf ben
erften anblid tennt; bonn taMfe Aieiclte
snten 3aH ee- nun laIie benieiben aber
nidt our@ SeItsllun9 bon Dem 0dnoier
ms Daus brinAsn, ionbeyn untcriuMs
i'm erit, ehs NON fautt; Damn roite
r.a" BON bisiem Raffee emma! jcbe @o&e
inter Der 8eibulie elmer ~trfabrenen
9a~ustd.!tsin. Der 2oNv miro tei &C..
!ineem 1suer aAmdlia otrDFtc:.. big cr
bic 6orbe Mnb ben @crm6 tines moblbs=
r%eitetcn &affess sredlt, ,pelh.s mur elm
Sa4!unnteer ~ trtennen berma9. 2it
ss-6itsten Schnen rerben bMrauf ir fs,
ptrtorften 6:ai@cn auibemabrt. hinge
fibr Is Ninuten supcr. e9e mon &aH:e
bsreiten nil. rehme man 10 s;cl @ohn,n
ols notbi9 berans nnb mahle oieisltcn.
Yer aemahlere 3uMsc iollty irirr: aus
Der Nlble in ben aaiisetopi 9ethan ,usr.
Den, ha IonIf Iron,a uno Weihmad per.
loren gsben; aud GIfse ny 4nH.e icfor!
ieruirt psuoem. Nmf oislc 9Gje bexins
ten MMere Woriabren ben sNNe.
1as Die eswnhnhtit ants!enst. ae.
matl>ntn ODER ser0tetcn Aafes, rpellR
Der Guft aNsgsiem Vi. su iassf.n, cser
ieIbf cine Euantitdt scEelbsn ~ Sass
porrdttse = mahien uno benlelb;n in
e'ncm srcBen Gefd6 olfsubeiuabten. %
nun issieres psri2lsKsn Scr nHsn nit
Mmo ssar ns4 crCarku, bd6 nkla assn
Ns4se erbalk - eas mdre 9Nebe 10 at,
dls nena mas SnnMnlso910 in eur
zen is4tn wsak.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

Ritt fir eiierne mnb tb6.
nerne OeFsm. Inter einem Mot ,u
leiten 2ebmitad BON spsi 0amft @robe,
tnetet tadn einen Bosen sfames erob.s
yo]hpapier, ous uorber nit Wtiih rurn-
teutbtet ,parhe, 10 LANCE, bis bies geboria
our4 ben 2etm uerthei:t it,. 81 bisI;r
vtalle lesl mani 2ptb Soddala l 9ctb
euenu'tr.ni. beice sGtcBs,y misdt uno
erlnst ourd WiltSuiab Die ,Dtbies Som
ritena berpor. Ser Fiji 1Git bauer5aft
unc te.0mmt feline Ntile.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

Mobe!, 8iNe unb gp,inae aas(sIben
ju perfit:sn. Is 9bei:. @atbs ,usrcen
gadatt mno III eb,nio bel 3erpenumol
anl3elot. bann l socil a~spaiue,tes bar,
uno 10 VII inolides Inib pluiest, a!s
no!p's H. bem altt bic Darbs bss ylobe:s
~ gtben.
ODER nod 9rcf. Nrtus: Gin @tud
9tbrannter &als miro nit 10 piel @aljsr
Ssnsst bab bslielbt 81 einsm feinen Nus.
per isrfdQt. Gin 1beil pom bieism ser.
faleaen 6aii tpiro init ,spei 3beilen &ca-
senmet! gsm:idt mnb 10 oiel Qeino.Nrnh
5u9sisbt, bis cine oidc plan,ihe MaIe
entieat, uel4e banm uerpence. wiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

Cinflmb Der aeaperatu
ouf sen Na1maps be,m 4Mepirb.
@wUs4t = cine aaAen,sia bsiusss<
sadie u. W. Ia 91saer ~ Mstdanl
9s9fn sE GinosN,aa Der Rdtr as6Auu
'pereen ml.ika, 10 9ibt q sc4 4i.;e,
!ses1Ik sselts n.ds 10 9tnau a.hm.n, uus
ID sassl.d ,ssieu:.i1nn EdnmG .ji.
gen, Ssrr 81. XHGkr auf Weulnf in
ysirt;smb~s irksin N Vsg bkrouf /:
sise ~. be i'd aus 4su{tsa Aiilgsb
ten IN sesm Static oIlsin Naen baae,
CAB ba rsidtider 99utkru,1 nod ussnis
'eibar per Dem e.n;fitt Der Ga!te tda;,b
7 Mas4 2eHstd; ALIEN ideM MAD Der
erften ta!ten Na4 innt Die tds!idw
Niidmene. YIN 8! Aad6 Sd na6m
etne WotiS Aaucn. bAk oNieeuon Az uie-
briggs SemperafM berrifun f0nus.
9!aubte o,einatG. rrein GMau.i,er 70.
in Der Jit:srnra eir 0srieher beaanuer.
IA IiA inbsifen ou4 elnt Wi.nuera;n.
sti9!e. iriemcEl i'd isiber Ole pit.
ierun9 ilbetWa4te. 10 iM9te id ben @ruwo
IN Der Ralie hes Stalss. mno lies hab,r
Die &ua gu Sem anbsrer Yieb ielsn;
ooA iisb i4 o.eie Sub allein ae.abe Ic
pie trubcy t@iittern, uno tonb ils meiner
6rsmoe, haS iiA ibr Mil4,rtuaa iues.
ha!b 3lpeier lase ,uiebsr gu Der friberen
Sobe iteigerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

= Gin Curriculum. pie es in gmeriiu
mat uoriommen tann. Nus 2au.em.
burg Wreuben) 'pirb bas Weri4minscu
bes Stan:fdmmerers beridtet. Herielbs
bat brie i'd binitrlaiisn. bab er lid lei.
mem Mmte ni4t es,uoai,n fGbIe. Sn
Der Rail-. lparoen 30 Nari usberi9ub
serStfuAbsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

Sic Grase. pb oes @cnntaes bic
Yhi!ohtlphicr Husiteluns rFen iein ioQ.
chcr MD. II nrd IN Der Z h,uebe. aud,
Gin nam9clter Saeu Der ens!id cmer,-
tani'hen Batter Yhilabe'paia's uer.anat
Muf: chung Der Mufer= YcriMr;f., ,psitbs
Die S4jtSuna Der Musielung am
e onntas bsfiellt. o
- Sic 0criieauns non MploKss aus
Mnis naM elner ne:ssn Ntesbcbe lcI i'm
Stnat Snbland erfoig.eiM otriu4t ,pcr-
ben irin. Gin dtnlider Vrriad, ous
Matsfdrfe MotaTss, r,ip. ,3utcr ~
proouciren. tuel4er Dor einiyen Sabrsn
IN Ic,p Oorf Semaht wuroe, hate b..
mats eInen uniiidnoiesn W,6erfola g
bu'f,e nemna& 9sratbsn iein, Ih Don
Der NusfIbrbarteit Der ntnen Metho. 4
crit grunolid au iibsraeassn. eb. man
9ap!tal IN oielsn neuen Jsaifrieypeig
ftedt. I
Cine SpfSia.bsrsiAe ous M.~
iS'naton meioet. saB heyr Nladburu
pom COMMITTEE fir 2,iessaassnben be-
ribtst. baS oas COMMITTEE in Deiit ocr
3susen se,u.ien lei, aus Senen 6eruor-
sebe. t.s oubsr Der in 1oys Sin nod 5
onbere poitiicferanter. g xQen uerIou;i
,uorbem ieien. 1ie Sammen uauir.n
Sluii&cn $a00-$25,OOO pr Satr unh
bah cine 9rdS!ihe 9ar:npsiom Sci htr
ans!beilun9 Der prrn Gonareb permiu,e-
ten MiQinn 1oIa,s um Gratfeint iiit
be 9efaltntn Worire spiboien lnsu.
fasfea. sssbsdt wesbeu lei.
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Wto. 0ertcrAer s @iwa,

slaeatem fiji aqertri lanbwirtbiAahliGe 0e.
.dtte, 6nb aud i'm Seiit bcs Warib. 6arrettr,
Subbarb's Self Rate Reaper Unit @aber Der
bunben.) NubbarS's Meabo,u Fart. MGhma-
idire. &arrinr siniadr Mibmoid,iue; metcmbei
Sac MaiAinen. DreidmaiAinen. EHiae,
SIi't- Nsurce'cn. &c. Nus nisis @ldidiuerisn
Irc bon BOZ u .:iddtcr Guasi.it unn suaran.
,i.tn wir b~ieieipsn aui's Bette. giip, GARNER,
auiaspaSt! Mauit oie an mei'ten scrSsNertsn
Maihinsm. wtldk ihr gan, asWib bel uns inhen
,uercet. Sind fpart ibr Gsio, renn ibr bel uns
bcriprcGet. Ntriudn CO bios.
so. o Gerberger & @inr.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
LEGISLATIVE SOMINATIOxs.

Henry r. Mighels, Fl. G.. Parker
end W. p. McIntosh have been nomi-
aatsd BY the Republicans of Ormsby
county for She Assembly. The party
ows II TO the first named gentleman
10 elect him. He has done more for
nepablicsnism in Nevada than any
man outaids OF Virginia City. and
hs has done his work In . high-toned
ersditable manner. We arc glad te
- ths people casting shout among
the right sort OF men for represents
tivcs. Mr.. Mighels has long beer
familiar With the needs Of the State
and Is . man whose ability challeng
81 alike the sdmiration of Democrat
and Republicans. We hope 10 -
him elected this fall. and to SO Nh
II. Csasidy Of The Esrska Sen
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
Accidentally Killed.

SALEM. Oregon. September 3 -
A man by the name Of r $. Briggs,
who has been chopping wood below
town. entered the Congress saloon
this morning exhibiting q pistol
which be desired TO sell TO the
proprietor. While handling the
weapon II MAS discharged. the ball
entering his breast. He stood still
. few seconds. the pipe he was
smoking dropped from his mouth
and be fell backward on the Aoor
dead.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
LARGE FuSERALs.-The funeral

LARGE FUNERALs.-The funerals
OF the victims Of the DAYTON mine
accidents were largely attended yes.
terdsy. The Masonic fraternity at
tended that Of W. F. Wilson in re.
gala. Rev. Mr.. Urn Of Gold Hill
preached sermon in Masonic Hall
Both were the largest funerals that
have taken place here for = long
time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

TUE CLEVELAND LEADER charges
that Tilden and other Democratic
leaders held secret consultations at
Niagars Falls with Confederate chef
ta,ns, and that after one of these con-
ferences Democratic mass meeting
WAS held at Syracuse when Lincoln
was running for the Presidency, uu-
der the especial management of the
Democratic State Central Committee,
of which Mr.. Tilden was chairman.
At that mass meeting the following
infamous notices were displayed on
banners and trsnspareucies prepared
by the committe:
"A despnt has his para Use, and
liberty hath her avengers"
American soil secured by an
unconditional despot in Abraham
Lincoln"
mo more victims for slaughter
pens. Not man-not dollar"
"If Seward touches his bell' again
the people will stretch his neck"
The Constitution We will obey,
but arbitrary arrests we will resist
unto death"
The people are ready to take ven
geance on the advocates of civil war"
Lincoln has murdered three white
men 10 tree one negro.
Free ballots or free bullets.
Crush the tyrant Lincoln before he
crushes YOU"
Resistance to ,yrants is obedience
IN God"
Down with Bastiles."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

RosE EyrrxaE. - The talented
actress will make her ars, appear
ance before Virginia audieuce a,
National Guard Hall tonight. She
viii be supported by the full strength
of the California Dramatic Company
numbering fifteen first class person,
ators. The play will be the emotional
French drama Of "Rose Michel
which has become very populal
where it has been performed. Gu
people have not tor long time has
An opportunity Of witnessing = fai
rendition Of the legitimate drsma
and We presume they will appreciat
and improve the present occasion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

We print elsewhere an extrac,
from an exchange giving positive
evidence of Tilden's an,i-war atti-
tude in the time of the country 5
greatest trial. How can war Demo-
Gratis or counfry-loving Democrats
accept a maa for the Presidency who
was thus an enemy of the Unionl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

And Ia Aecnrianco Win law. and an order
Of the board cf Directors. made ON the 26th
dsy ef July. is!6. - many shares 81 each
marcel az "a. b stock ~ may he necessary, will
- suld 81 pablse suction II III. saiesrcom Of
John II .ddlston Son. No. 3lv Montgom-
rry street. San Francisco, Gal. on THURSDAY
the aiss day Of september. is;S. at the hour Of
Q o'clock r. n. Of sstd day, 10 pay said de-
,iuaueus assessment thereon, together with
costa II advertising aud expenses of the sale.
GEO. Il. epINNEY, Secretary.
Omce. No $40. California street. aoom No.
.. ean Franctsec. california.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

FIRR-P Roo1 PArxr.-Rice q
Davis fre and waterproof paint is
now gaining . widespread popu-
larity. 1t is recommended By the
best citizens Of California aad Ne
vads, and some Of the public build
ings in the former State are now
painted with it. Painters anti
builders should examine the me. ia
of this commodity. Office 50 Soutl
D strest, Virginia, Nsvsds.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

EDWIN BoorH. When the pres
ent engagement Of this renowned
actor il terminated il il aaid that an
EFFORT will he male b. have him ap-
psar for few nights in Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

A Gas PArxNr.-Among the pat.
ents granted to Pacific Coast invent
"rs recently, through the agency Of
Dewey s Co.. s. F.. is one to Richard
Dean of Virginia City for new gas
apparatus.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

.TVHOICE Beef. Mutton. Pork. Veal. lams
~ and all kinds 81 sansae~w Meats a,
"vered 10 eastosEer In any part n the dis
yict.
nAsx sTRA HENRY COZ :
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

SEYMOUR has positively and per-
sistently declined the Saratoga nomi
nation for Governor Of New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

A RE1rxDER. There are . great
number at our esteemed patrons
wh. are considerably iu ARREARS for
advertising, job work and cub
scriptioas. Notwithstanding our
calls they consider the duns are not
intended for them. Now. we wish
il understood that all who are in
debtesi to THE TIMES are respect
fully requested tn settle on next
collection dav. We want monev. =
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
LATEST DISPATCHES.
Special 10 lac Lyon Coanty Tines.
Died Of Her Injuries.

EuKExA. New. September s.
Kate Miller, the woman stabbed by
Mary Irwin night before last. die.i
this morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04

BoRS.-In Silver City, September
Sd, 20 the wife of f. Mavo, a son.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
Delinquent Sale.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company Location Of principal place
ef business. San Francesca. California Ia.
cation Of works. Lyon coun,y. state Of
Nevada N.aice--TAcrr are delinquent upo.
the following describcd stock. on account OF
assessment mo. y levied on the nth day OF
July. is56. the sevsral Ausouass vet oppo
site the names uf shc respective shsr~hoid
ere - follow:
No. Of No. Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-04
COMMITTEES MErr1xa.-Tne

COMMITTEE MEErISa.--Tne Exec
utive Committee Of the Republican
State Central Committee will NEE,
at Room No. l, Bank Of California
huil,iiag. Virginia. on next Friday
At o'clock P. n. See official no
tice.