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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
Dictator, and wides sstsad .desolation call.

Dictator, and widespread desolation call
ed peace might have existed. BE-
But while the people were too fast" for
the contamination Of these Radical plots
it may we'll be SAID that they have been
much too slow for their own good. Had
they made up their minds years ago.
they would have been richer by several
millions even though the Credit Mobi-
lierites, whiskey ringsters and carpet
baggers would have been poorer. But it
is long time before it is too late 20
mend. And now that the mending has
commenced at last, most likely the peo-
pie think they cannot be 100 fast in
pushing it on to perfection.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
Cox on the Presidency,

Mr.. s. 5. Cox, the genial New York
Congressman, has been interviewed BY
a reporter of the New York World in
regard to the next presidential contest,
and he is reported as saying; 81,
81 think the talk about Hendricks re-
ceiving the nomination is bosh. He IS
fourth choice and a good field against
him. In my estimation Allen IS the
leading candidate; Thurman following
him Pendle,on next and then Hendricks
or course you can't tell. Nobody can
tell | can't tell. And so far as know
there is only one that can tell, and the
probabilities are that he won't.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
WayIatd and Shot.

ST. LOUIS, Februsry.S-A Gtobe-Dep'-
ocrat special from Carthage, Mo, says
James NJ. Hardin, who has gained con.
siderable no.orlety in that section BY
reason of misconduct of various kinds,
WAS shot from ambush and killed to-day,
while on his way home, in the southern
part Of the city. The assassin is un.
known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
Pacific Jockey CIub-s3o. 900 Race

SAN FsASCIsco, February 3.-The Pa-
cifc Jockey Club held meeting TO day.
The owners OF Rutherford, Chance,
Golden Gate, katie Pease, Revenue, jr-
Grlm,tsad, Foster and Hockheimer were
present, and paid their entrance money.
Arrangements have been made FOR 8
$4,000 race, TO come of on the I'D in
slant, If suitable day, but in case OF the
track failing, on the next suitable day
The meeting was harmonious and salts
factory. Wild Idle is off the turf, and
Spring box and Fannie Hall won't 60
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
WHEELING W. Va FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY A. 1876 3-8

say one item may embrace from twenty
to forty articles. There has been 9 gen.
eral reductIod on all articles which are
above thirty-Hve per cent BY the present
tariff.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04

The Grand Jury of the United State.
Circuit Court, at Milwaukee, was dis.
charged yesterday after returning SIX ad-
ditionsl indictments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
Tne New York TINES SAYS:

"The bill will effect so many different
interests that the utmost diversity OF
opinion in regard to it may be expected,
and there is so large an element of un-
certainty In the probable result OF any
changes in the tariff that it will, in many
cases, be impossible to strike fair bal
anse between the arguments of experts,
of importers and manufacturers, with
which the bill will be assailed and de
fanhnd y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
THE NEW TARIFF BILLS.
Comments or the Prcss-An Analy sis
OF the Bill by Its Author.

The new tariff bill offered in the House
of Representatives on Monday, by Mr.;
Morrison, chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, is freely commented
on by the papers, the majority of ex-
pressions being adverse to the bill. The
New York Tribune says;
ave print the details of Mr.. Morri-
sons proposed tariff as current news, but
with strong suspicion that the matter
is not worth the space. If Mr.. Morri-
sons party had fair chance Of carrying
such a measure through the Senate, it
would deserve the gravest consideration.
As it is, we suppose neither party expects
to make anything out OF it, unless in the
way of presidential capital. Business
men will probably give themselves little
concern over it,"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
atheriina Register.
Gold closed yesterday at lib.

TIE ,oeather to-day ,ciu Be partly cloudy.
toitk east to south tcinds, rising tempero-
t4re. and rain on. saOto. .-a-raa.l. .-'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
The World SAYS :

"The great reform which Mr.. Morri-
son attempts, and in which we do not
doubt that be will be sustained by the
committee of ways and means and by the
House as well, is the sweeping ot the
statute book the whole complex system OF
double rates of duty, the mixture of spe-
ci6c and ad vsiorem duties and the su D.
stltution thereof of a simple single and
specific tax upon single article or class
of articles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
The Philadelphia Enquirer slys:


ave do not feel greatly alarmed about
the success ofthis bill. 1t is of charae-
ter most likely TO defeat itself. We
cannot imagine that 1t will receive the
support of any significant number of New
England, Ohio, New Jersey or Pennsyl-
vania democratic representatives., or that
it will find favor with an imposing num-
Der Of republican representatives from
any OF the states
The Philadelphia Times says:
"As it stands, the bill has the merit,
whatever its demerits, of having been
carefully aud Systematically prepared,
with the idea Of producing the greatest
revenue at the least cost If it should
ever get through the House, however, It
is sure to be so amended, cut and patched
that its own father will scarcely know it,"
AN ANALYSIS OF THE BILL By ITS
AUTHOR.
Mr.. J. Moore, OF New York, author of
the Parsee letters, who prepared the bl'l,
has written sn analysis Of It, in which be
saws it Is claimed that il will not affect
the Interests Vi uiCA> rel lOlHl Z
if at all, and is not one that will com
mend itself to any free trader. He adds:
| If it should be in existence for three or
four wears il wonld then call for a MOD
jfcation. because it would still be the
highest tariff the United States have ever
/ known since they were q nation, except
the present one now in force. 1t is sim
plv a step 10 further reduction a. soon as
/ the industries of the country will allow 1t
/ The ASS slated Press dispatches have
made An error in the amount OF duty on
coffee and tea. The duty on coffee IS
/ stated there 10 be three cents and on tes
fifteen cents. The original bill LETT with
. Mr. Morrison gave the duty on ten at
ten cents ard On coffee at four cents,
which was satisfactorily correct. Il il:
: claimed that If it is adopted The re-
venue will be greatly increased At the
first glance it may apparently seem like
decrease, but it will according to CAL
culations based upon accurate statistical
information, increase the revenue So
10000 For the -fscsl yesr ending 9
1851 the revenue will be from 81 65 600,
600 TO 81 20 900, 900. while the revenue fur
1875 was sl54. 27l 900. There have been
zoe items added to the free list, but these
embrace st least 500 article this Is 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
ALLES G. THURMAN,

which the telegraph has already carried
to YOU. 1t is sufficient for me to say here
that the verdict Of those who heard 1t
was that the Indiana Senator came out
decidedly second best Thurman
ia conceded to be the soiest
member of this body; Edmunds
the ablest Republican: The latter Is q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-04
Lbe Philadelphia Pres, says:

"Mr. Morrison Of the ways and means
committee, has brought IN n bill the title
Of which should be to bankrupt our
WOODEN and cotton factories and 10 reduce
the internal revenue
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
:abr babt Feline GntfAuloiauua

rabt ibr 'rseno cine GntlGuibteuna, ,renr
tbr an Dpspspiie cher 2etrrfrahfbeit letbet! 81
Da ein 0ruuD pprtanbsn, marunt- itr euG Dor
lus ~ Sag in Rlasen ibsr @4uern Magcn
ao0fih mer3en. babttasar IerfOpfune, per3tlO'
pfsn. Sfr3trenuen, gDe fsraufitOBen, Weger,
idmer5sn. @e!bs 5aut. belsafe 3unae sunu
I1let!cn 8elGnaf TN Munre. aufiOBen be,
Spsilsn mad BEN &Nsn. Nterereeibiaesnbst
etc. eraeben ipQtet 2 Nstn, &c it hefttmmt euel
eigrner 6eblsr. rsnn tbr 60 ,rut. @sbt su Gu.
trm Wpctbster --- unc hulst cine G;alhi
vrn Green's q uguf TON CT fir rs
&euts euere Seiluus ii llfee. Mber mfnn iii
earan %spsiFslt, raun uebmt Elm WlobrIdlhher
fur ~ Gents uno veriatt cS. 3wet D0ier
rereen euh bslfsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
322S

0cr Gapaaos 6auie tatteu f& tss
reits 0UraussiIenpe aufgeasQt une bic
6~ausbdIterin fam chen In Na6tfle's
bern berab, UNI ~ leben, mas Der edrm
bepeute.
Der prdFpent unb absl bssaben fi&
nuein in Die SGreibfube, erbraHen zen
eebetmen 0srwabrunesort unp fanpen
cte rerrdtbsrfHsn S&riftfide. Der
prdfpent nobm fe an ih. unp nun
wurce Der Nes nod Der Sienpria fcrt>
9eleSt, no cte ldmmtlt@en perlcnen Dol
ben Ausen hes ieusiertsen Yublitums
in grrtale perl&wonten.
Auf Gem Matcuepldee tIieben bic
Tremren beute lanee iber Mitterno1t,
benn rie @efanesnnabute Der alien, ees
baeten Slctta uue res Aepctaten Ga
ualU biiretsn etne unsrlf5pHi9sQ usle
Der unterba!tuna. Die 8lumenrers
fduferinnen, Die ombulanten Rr1mer,
auss bate cas- @sltdft etnssnsat ; Go
wurcen feline etecer eeb5rt, tstne 1dnse
auf9sflbrt, man bate ~ piel III fraaen
unp ;u outpcrten. @isle mabten f4
aud nod noHttdali@ uuf psn @es,
UNI it& am pala8O 3enCue unb Ga.
SaaO's 5aule auf3uaeIeu, NO fe nod
SOuadnrissre Nsuieteitsn aubusabsln
bOften.
Am metifsu %erifaunt ater paren bic
WcrtOn's. NIs IbsI linen bic Neu!es
felt leiner 9erIObuns mittbsilts, batteu
ie nias i'm GutferRtefisn ptrmutbst, coz
er chen auf Gem Nsse mar, cine 70 auf
lsbsnsrrs8snee RasSia ms 8srt 81
lsBen.
Am fCIeenpsn Gage CAB es feline
6dlte in 8eneets, no man niGt cie
GreiSni6e Der rsrsansensn NaGt be-
ipraa. Sc i9ar cine Aufseuns lcrpsr
@Ist9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

wurre feines fiibern @ewsrbfs rpesen
ocn rem 8~snP,ionfrn ntht bintenau
eelfs,; i'm @~saeutbs'le ohRtsn tie ee
bod. Dag II ole nierriaRe Arbeit Der
ri6tet bate. UNI NIT subslfen an Der
Sefreiuna ieinss 0ltsrs CT purrs
lpdter Der Gotte elmer Dame aus Dem
p~orusbmRsn o eldlehte 0snerias.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
XII.

Wh asben iber bsn Yrpsss wea
benn er wiroe une MUIR Befanntei
brtnsen. @s Bentot pas mir BAG Ne.
luItat ser3si6nsn. GaoauO rpgree lter.
mtefen, eas CT stnsn faIl6en Raufac
9ena6t caB r Ger 9ebsimniepual
@rte6e 9strsien, pae er Gle 8riefe ar
Wanc3sa unp ben SupeIier ~ palermo
aslhrtebtn, ooB Ct in iener Naht ale
onseblt@r NUtar WtIa nit etnen IN.
tefnnnten ReniAsn i'm palaap 3eno,
ne aepelen, BOP ct Den Damtano Benz,
ne ern1croet, rem NOtar Wda pereiftel
unp etns NeIae Gdl(hunesn beeanaen
bate. 9lOita ioar bel allen pieIsn Ser,
bre@en Ebei!nebmsrin, absrGainc BATE
f@ nur ~ Dem Dtebaable perIeiten lal~
fen; casessn Uar letne S&wefer Wars
tba stne etfrise 6slferin bet peu, 0ers
bre9en 9ewelen. Die beipen 6aupts
angetla9ten wurren susa Gcoe, Martbo
au elmer laneen uno @atno au elmer
tursen GefdnSntefraie psrurtbetlt bem
N3so 3enOne ober Iein @srm5aen wies
Ger iusefpro&eu. Nun sribrtate MI.
nod @inse, ndmlt6 ben uul9uIciaeu
Der msnl9It&sn gelsal&aft suradsus
eeben.
Dasu mar beretts Ger Germtn fsRass
ieBt. I'm biefes IsstereGtetsntB fnlp|s
ten bic 3enCnes pnD Der Mr.t Der 81
renanlfaIt ote 5Ofnung, paB Die eeif*
%estranfe 8auOsSa tbren 8sritanU ptes
berbetomme.
Vim @6eno uor tem Iermfne fubreu
NbeI dnD feline nsusn Nerpanrten ;ur
S%rrenanfaIt, am osn ArStSu lpreGsu.
1T fam su ibnen IN ben @arten uno
p%tecerbClte, boB 0anoSa bic fire Sree
babe, Naso fet nod ntGt p~srurtbei!t, uno
er CLAUDE fef ile wsrse ssnelsn, .p:un
etele Wcrausft sung etntrefe.
Vanc3sa beecs wteber bic 8olen, ale
lte famen. ngt, "a feto Sbr ia, rief
lie. sd babe eiseutlf6 febr mad Gu&
SerIanst uno renr pieRofen ri6t metz
rer pfe8e bsotirften, 70 bate i'd @u4
aufseiu4t."
~Du bait alfu elwas 8i&hses nit
uns 3u reoen 2" fraete 8ettna.
~Sa, etpas lebr BtGhees. @efern
Nteno fnp rte @nSeI nussebIisben, unp
Id betra&te pas als Elm b5les 3eiHen.
SD CLAUDE, fe babsn ZEN S4us u.ets
r'ss @attsn aufseseten."
"Nfetn, Nutter", antportete Bptina,
re 1T feEn b5les, fpnpern eth autes
3st@sn. Yapa bate ibrer Subtle
nt&t rtebr nStbie, osnn iest bat 6&
feline uni@ulo fIar bsrausseeeQt."
8anoDa's aussn besaunsn au leu6.
ten. unc fe fra9te bafis, mann pas urs
tbeH Seiprpbsn rrsrpe.
~Worsen, Iiebe Wutter. utoreeu, ur,
ete ttbnte Stunps. 0tr uoQen Nue
eabet Istn uno 60 bSren ; aua Du
oarft nt@t feblsn. Nir pereen lid
l@On ur1 n@t ubr abboleu."
"Sa. UNI udt; BAG III aut sann
II Der fril6e Morssntbau nod auf rem
Nolen, NIT psne, t@ meta 6oar @Hmis
den peree. Der arne ga,o, pte piel
pat er selttten ! Nbsr bte Guael boben
au% fur tbn Searbsttet."
N.
Y!bsli& punbts fe f& an gbel uuo
lpta$: ySoate nt&t mcrSsn bic 5ods
aett letn 2"
80 robl, Iiebe Muttsr lobaIb Der
Sa'sT lcsssfpro@en IT, steben mir in
pen WtareuspCm unb BON bort In ben
palaslU 3snune gass IL sorbereitet."
"a tlati&te 8aucs,a In BE 6dnpe.
Edpfte la@sno auf BEN Ralrn umb,r
nnO pFadts stns balbaufasbiabte Roie.
Dte fe tbu TINS SnUpFoS fedte nns
Rilferte: uBenn Did Siotto init In
rem t6ien NuBen anbllbt, 70 rperse nmr
nidt ansfItG; rpens mir aqe .ulam.
msnbaIten, fann fs uns bod fefnen
#FhE tH#
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19


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pp RE Werbrsds, nsr @wosr ~, NO.,
entoehen. bo hsf,n mir a. as ~,
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mobrIiG Mjt,s r,rhorosn nos NH
lifnm hat MN I'M Mnasms;n,n e;re VIII.
nuno non nem oehsinsr Nurns oh.rso
t,nn1 men,r ME Sr;roI;sner nn% ~
Sroor;cot;c,
(Sieb aud, o. mir 0eir, aonn -,
lhmeioen, nern th hobe le;csr s;rsr
pe,fommanen Rrrner ~ s,haasn No.,
BEN DoIh nod Dir ,nfte = MI, g.,
youo IN isnsr Noht ala onoshI;A ~.
VI, oemoAt uu,ns In no,arn
gr Mir niat mebr laaosn, beun
psis, pos Ger BUMP ibn iibsrraal
0oilautes ausldudBsn warpe uber-
ctee Define Qerlon in 0sfabr brin-
gen."
u6ier 1T ete 6opb, oter iaae mir.
wie es fommt pas Dsin Bruper-"
Nece niht mssr nor Inn ROM
oebbrt leiper ~ nrn Wermo,f.nsn ,;s
Rh BON 0epem FIR 0sln oehrouhen
lulen aber er III ntdt mebr In 8sne.
oto ; Der gunb bot ibm osrrpbt. :bn
uor Die 8e:thte III feQen. uenn =,
r.A. h!.~~ ,. r-.
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wv. -
aseen: allie Rranfbeiten fet
Ma9enS 8, Der
9eber unb bes
unterletbee
i%nlOfern lie aus 8erfblet N IN q
a~ngebduftsn Rrubitdten uno
un0erOamltdfeitelt
%sntfanoen inp uno Bldbuneen unt
BERT pfunsen psrnnlaGsp. 90 nil
pie Ercpfen rie Nusii ,rune ees Stpfs
fss bepirfen. Der bic 8efhweyre perans
IaBt 70 nsbmen fe rte SYmptome UNI
Subtle meg, cie aus iener auelIe ent>
ipruneen paren, /. .. ni6t tur BE
fcltfarti9en 2eibihmersen. ioneern aud
bic rapon a~bbdnetaen Bsf6nerr;. res
6auptss uno Der Bruf. ben S1pins
bel, oas Drldsn urb Die Daferteit bes
Ropfes, Dunfelbeit Der ausen unp BE-
ftemmune Der 8ruf, auh pos bsl1per>
Ii6e Muss uno Ginotbmer; 3lf1ue,
nsl6e %befcnrers ben 6ypOdonoriaen
bfters firdterlt6 finp.
@egen ollie 0etoen bes
wetbltden @ef6leGtss.
Gesen:
0olltIdttgteit
bwermitbtQfef
Slet@fudt
aenaNli6feit
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> bnmodten
8ppfs unb
@lteoer dmer3em.
6ertftopfen,
@elb1uht.
Geeen: &atdrrb uno &tocfs
f6nnpfem. wel4e esm5bnltG l&nea
sebeiIt ueroen. inrem Die 1ropfen ben
ldarfen. fiodsneen s4letm auHSlen
unu obfdbren.
@eoen: entsintlt6en unc 6rcnis
f@en Nbeumattsmns, see n@ t.
eouige, remitttrenDe uuo tntermttttrence
Gteber, eesen 9~ranfbstten bes BLU.
tee, Der 3tereH unc Der Blals. @eger
Spspepifa,
oeer Vsrbauun9s,z BelGpsroen, Rppfs
i6merS S@ulterldm er3. Beflen muno
Der Bruf. 6ufen laures Nuffoesn
aus Dem Wasen, S1mtnpeI, fdlenten
@ei6mad i'm Wunee, Sale leiren.
0ersfIopfen. Sdmerssn in Der Nieren,
@egenc, unb bunps IT anrere Rranf-
belts. Gri6einansen, welGe bur& I'm,
cerDauli6teit erseuat rperren.
8esen: Sautfranfbeiten Aus:
itbld8e, lS6Ddrsn, Sosfdfs, Gle,
den, DiinGsr. 9siGnirs, @urbunfel.
&inawurm, @rinrfcpt ltlimme Nus
gen, ROtbIauf Srdss, SGort Orig,
farte unD anpere Sranfbeiten Der 6out
III Der @etrau& Der lrppfen Yor, UNI
Serslet9li&er Wirtung. Cine eins
stae GIaf&e miro In fat allen
ben n%nsIdubieten BON Der 0ir5
flung ctefes 6etlmitteIs iiber3euaen.
Sdltet Gmer 8lmt rein nnb
bic 6eiMnbbeit Cures Sraa.
nismns tpirb Die 6Dl9e iein.
Die GIaite
v6ombrrger Grppfen"
foites so &epts. Deer fdnf Ella.
IGen swei DOuars, Gns In alen
rsut'ten ArOtbefen su baben Deer rpers
ben rielelben mad mpfans Der GeIpes
mad allen EbeiIsn Der 0erefntaten
Staoten perianbf.
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BALTIMORE, Md. !:
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCUkSlOTS.
-A.-ROCkAWAY BEACH, EXCURSIONS
Regular Line. established 1871
FIVE EXCURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY,
by
AMEhIrlS, NFNERSINK and WILLIAM COOK.
Musical entertainment every day by
CONTfENb'S CELEBRATED TMENTi-TIlIRD RE0I.
MESr BAND.
THE oRPHEUS QUAkTErTE CLUB
- PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB and
PROF. SOl.rAU. the ned Cornet Player
Twenty minutes sai on the Atlantic Ocean
and three hours enjoy the beach
Observe the Time Table.
AhERICLS LEAVES
Path St. North River, 30 A. NJ, and rs F. NJ
10Th ST.. North River at = - aud :ls l.. NJ
Ncsey St, North River az - A. NJ aud 40 H. NJ.
Fulton terry. brooklyn. at . 20 4. NJ aud , r. N
WILLIAM COOK LEAVES
10Th st.. North River, at 10: - A. NJ
Pier ,. North River AT II A. NJ.
Fulton ferry, Broohlvn, at II ~ A. NJ
NENERSiNK LEAVES
9th ST.. East River A. ". and ~ :t5 T. NJ
South lst ST.. Williamsburg. ~ A. VI. and I +. NJ.
Grand st.. New York. 3 80 A ~ and - y. VI.
Fulton ferry. Brooklyn. . \. II. and 80 T.. NJ.
Returning boats leave Rockawny ut II A. NJ 30 s. and
J:I5 4. ".
Fare 35 Excursion tickets. SOC Return tickets are
gocd either boat
SPECIAL SOTIcE-No delay from low tide. Only boats
making all the landings ut isocsaway
A TLANTIC OCEAN. KOCkAWAYr BEACH AM
n LONG BRANCH
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST II
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

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s:ss is q e e
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o.foR QUEENSTOWN s'SsIsaI %SS IHsGToo HIsHi' %
frslS ins FurT Iih1T s.a,
Cabin $40 and sso currency Return tickets .t
reduced rates. secr.se p"ssage, So currency Drafts
' ''0' ~ = W. J. HURST, Manaser.
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
nofK S., ASn AwnNA DIRECT s G SAi N NE lEcn,
pier a North River foot Of Cedar for Havana direct
wdiLMINGToN N...........>..'' Tuesday Ausus, -
For freight and passage having unsurpassed
WW p. CLYDE 4 co. No Bowling Green.
McKELI.ER. LULING 4 co. Agents IN Havana
N Y HAVANA AND MEXIcAS MAIL ss LINE.
~ steamers saI: soE piS'y p%y%Sa TsIia Dhe4 eE'
CITY OF VERA 0Ruz..... saturday. Angus. 10
CITY StT okz AID NEW s"H''' "a
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fssh s%a prSSs ag'yo soS 81 and 81 ,,sar.y
Steamers viii Isavs Sem 6enns Anaus = and ssp,sm
ber 10 tor Very Cruz and all the above ports
NEW YofK YEN & osLhANs IA, IA. ANp 81 TEXas MA,
River on Sst"rdny August io a" F. NJ for New Or cans
f5ss sa ssa' , City "
per Horssns 'tssmsIs 70 TsSas ps hrG"gh & ill" of Id
s"s" udans" corpus Ghrs Roctpo Baeo;
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and Grc" northern Texas Pacific and Trans.
Insurance be effected under open policy Of G a.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

tional Guards of New York by the Ma
tional Guards Of Virginia City. known
IS the Nevada Badge" was concluded
Yesterday at Creedmoor. The badge
eoes to the company. of not less than 46
men, making the largest aggregate score
at 200 and 500 yards. Company A, For
ty-eighth Regiment, the company that
won last year and that SHOT at Oswego
on Friday, won again. securing 1859 ont
of a possible 2, 800 points. Company I,
Seventh Regiment. and Company A.
Twenty third. both Of which shot at
Creedmoor on Saturday, scored respect
lively 1902 and $50. Company D, Sew.
euty first Regiment, shot at Creedmoor
yesterday. Only A men were there and
five of the best marksmen we're absent
The total score was 874. The best indi-
vidual scores were: W. c. Clark, pos
sitle SO points, ~; Corporal Wilson, Al;
Sergeant Elmunston, 80; William Lind
say, 81; S Duke, 81; Lieutenant Shand,
81. General I. b. Woodward supe:Iu-
tended the shooting and Major G E. Or
Wis acted as inspector. The badge is to
be sho. for annually.
New York, Oct 81 The World prints
the following: The report that Edward
S. Stokes bad been granted an interview
With Vanderbilt Oh Sunday afternoon.
and that the Railroad King had ex-
pressed sympathy with the recently re-
leased prisoner, WAS unfounded. He
c.lled yesterday but was not admitted.
The Tribune. speaking of Topper ap-
pearance las. nigh. as a reader, says: A
considerable portion of Tupper's audi
ence gradually oozed out as his entertain
ment proceeded. His appearance served
however, TO introduce him pleasantly to
that community in which he has estab-
lshel bis repu.e by precep. upon
prsceps.'
ST. Petersburg, October 3i.--To- days
Official Gazette states that General IzDa,
tiefr, Russian Ambassador, has been
instructed to demand the Porte's accept
auce. within forty-eight hours. of an ar
mistice and suspension of hostili'ies,
otherwise diplomatic relations between
Russia anG Turkey will be broken off,
and General Ignatief and the embassy
ill 1..,o Corciop}1nop,a This nlti-
ma.um of Russia to Turkey was dis
patched frocl Livadis, where the Rus
sian Consul is sojourniug, to CONSTANT
nople yesterday.