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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-30

MORTALITY AMONG THE CHINEsE.-We learn that
no less than six of the Chinese immigrants per VII
lard Mtdget have died since. their arrival Of scurvy.
Some three or four also died on the passage. We
learn moreover that several barrels of provisions
belonging to the ship have been condemned as
unat for use. The provisioning Of the immigrants
during the voyage was by the charterers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-30

The ROUND TRIP.-For the purpose of returning
members of the Legislature to their homes, the
steamer Kilaued, which leaves on Monday, will
make the circuit of Hawaii. returning TO port on
Saturday evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-30

/QUIcK ~WoRK.-During the past week a good
many people have paused TO admire the celebrity and
~dexterity with which Mr.. Baker, engaged in putting
up DR.. Hofman's new building, has handled the
bricks. One could actually see the walls rise; and it
ia not customary TO find people working that way in
our tropical cline.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
a PpAirATIDN FOR A PAThNT.

- 10 iHs NON Il NAlNN'N MINE NJ. Su''-
| [. s. Land Office. Ga son City, Nevada, March
23d, 1910 Notice i, hereby given that the
! NOErli CARSON SLLNEG MTS!NG COMPANY, by
, its authorized a.enf 1. :. tiOEil. whose post
Office address is Carson Ci v, Nevada. has tins
d ny filed IT. application Ter patent for FIJI
Teen Hurdred linear feet Of the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface croInu six hundred ieet III width,
situate. lying and being in Eagle and Washce
Valley Mining District, County Of Ormsby.
and state Of Nevada. and known and drsik-
rated bv tho field notes aud official plat on file
in this oibro AS Lot No. AZ, III Township lG,
north Range twenty east Of Monte Diablo mt
ridiau the exterior boundaries % sale Lot Nc.
q. being ~ follows to-wit: Variation, l6s Is
east Commencing at Post No. ], IL s. H. corner
of thu. claim, on the southern slope OF the
mnun, in from which point the section corner
pos. 81. III, :. Il. corner 81 Section 81, Y. IL n.
IT, 20 f., NJ. j.. n. bears :. % i0 +. lSt1 feet
,iistar. ant, the flag staff on the dome of this
state Capitol ct Carson city bars :. 30 6 l..
and running n Az - l.. 800 fest to Post No
Q; themes y. I. ~ VI. 500 feet 10 Post No. J:
thepc. = 40 AZ W. 500 feet t. Post NJ. 4;
thence : 40 - y GuJ feet ~ place OF begin
ring. cp,';a .in. n .if-lGD acres. This claim iE
bounded by "a nth-r known mines or mining
clsinis. III. iorsti1n If this mirs is duly re-
cc1.is.. III the i;.-ror,eg's Office Of Eagle and
NaSho- valley Mining District at Carson CITY.
Nevada in + sok \ Il folio 1872. Any and all
p.rsuus ca ming adv rscly ANY portion Of said
>orth Carson btitr said mining ground as
her, i'll e fore descl ibs,. required to tile their
adverse claim with the Register " tho United
States Land Office ut Carson City, in lhe Sta,s
lcaricn hereof. or they will BE- barred by virtue
OF the provisions Of the statute.
A. WAITE, Register.
r. y. FpwAnps, Attorney. mh26
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

WE WOULD tAS.l. THE A1TEN.
w ton of Carpenters. Wasonn1sllcrs, and
ali Other Woodworkers to the fact that can
work both soft and hard wood lumbcs to any
desired shape. Edge tools of all kinds ground
and sharpened III the best manner We also
surface lumber, make tongued and %r"oved
flooring, beaded ceiling. etc. Parties Will do
we'll to give us a call. We are prepared to DO
good work at reasonable rasss.
Furniture Repairing Wood Turning
and scroll Saving. Fence Posts
and Pfcl1ets made plain
VI turned fancy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
ppLIUATitN ron PA TENT

i ~
~ Notice No. 3lh, United States Survey No.
"a ed States Lana Office. Carson City, Ne
yaaa Nav Iii h. STt.-No:ice is hereby givesi
tia, tho AYERS AND HOPKINS sILFER MIN
ING COMPANY, corporation duly iicorpt
rated uader aud by virne of the laws of the
State Of California having it's principal place
eff BURNERS IL de cit! Of Saa francisco, State
OF UalifoIuia has In day by A. $. GOULD. its
attorney III fart ri ageut whose Posi- once
address, IS Carson tjtv. NeYaGa1, made arpliva-
tiau Tor p United States patent for fifteen hua-
cred { SOL liGcar feat %! the williams Lods,
tearing gold snd SILVER qusr'Z ana other inih-
c:ais Of pfcGic.us metals. together WITH surface
ground six hl:yd;rd tHoal feet III width. for the
convenient working thereof; klinafs IN ths rasie
anu Na>hue Valley Mining District. Orinsby
comfy al. Stale of Nevada. known and dtsig-
mated the neld notes ara ohclai plas as
United stst-s survey or let No 81 III section 70.
Township IS north OF range la east. Monte pl-
able meridian: the exterior boundaries OF said
lot No 4? being rs follows to wit: B"glnuing
ut post marked 40. !, t. ;. Survey No. 81,
whence, toe southwest corner Of Section 40
Township Is north OF range 1" east, bears south
1t1 ~ west S?J SO feet: the ayers and Hop
kius Silver Mining Compsu. srabln bears north
So. west. $50 feet. rEd the discovery aud work
in Gu, and iiuu,l upon this mime bears north 70
2G east. ?3S fee: thenc" r"nnirg hrst course.
glorti, f.1sc ~ st 500 ioci 1 pest marked No
e. y Survey No. 80: thence scco ii course, north
!. 20 east GiG feet to rcs' .uarked No.2' sur
vev No. -! thence third course. soutk laAo
east $50 feet 10 pos! inafhed No !. y survey
No. 80: thence fourth course south a - wrl:
600 feet to post No. !. the pl.ce Of beginning.
containing 20 66-ltG acres; bearings Expressed
ron, the true nIerid an with a magnetic YRrla-
lion Of iG - cast. !hiS claim WAS located I'M
der the name Of the Williams Mining Claip
and survey made to accord herewith. The
workings aud improvements Oh this NINE cob
sist OF open cnt SO tee. lOaG 20 feet wide ana
20 feet deep. and tunnel rnu in the hui iron
the face Of said cut distance OF 81 feet, Ca
cccding Satiu in va ne. This claim j. bounded
uortherly by .he Ayers Coasoi'daied iFtr MN
lIig Golupa,ys claim; sauthcriy ny Tie ioWtts
Com .)anye mining claim. The silo mining
claim being rccortied iii the office OF the Re-
cor,er Of o2msby county aforesaid, IN volume
A. folio 32S Any and all persons clslInin2 any
portion of said Aye + and Hopkins silver Min
ing Company's claim are required 20 hle their
I'D verse claim with the Register % t1e United
States and Office at Carson city, Nevada, Dur
ing the sixty d " period publication. or They
will -, barred IN II Of the prov OF
.l ~ Il - -. 10 .:es.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

N and Silver Mining Company Location
OF pri,,iral place Of h1sin=ss, Carson City.
Nevada. Location of works, Pysauiid Lake
Mining Distric., VA h,c 'ounty, rev~ia.-
Notice is hereby Given ,aht there are deliGquci
upon tie following described capital stoch at
THE Company Oh acc1uht os Assessment NJ. =.
levied JuEe 10th. 1876. the several arnnunt- set
opposite the names OF the respective stock
holders:
Names Asst. Shares. Amt
:: hos. S'roiIlI ....-......6 i.uoO SIS
Tilos. Struhln. ............ 900 10
And i'll accordance with law ami an order CT
the Bonri of Trustees, made ON the 18th DAY
Of July, 1876. matIY shares OF ehch par-ri of
such stock as may be nec-s arv viii te sold ct
public auction, at the Office of the 'ecrciars,
in II. e. McLaughlin's Jewelry store in the
Adams House, Carson street, Car. on City, Ne
vRds. on the
Fifth 9TH Day Of August. 1876.
At the hour of IL n. of said day, t., nay the
said delinquent assessment thereon. t, getber
WI h costs of advertising ard expenses Of sale.
10 ~ FLY, Secretary.
Carson Civ. JrIy 18th. 1871. j.le.d
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
tbFrNIAL..


xhNUPOS AMENDMENT AMI
REVISION If tie Tnnattu tinn of the 81 lie IF
ts,..,.s passed II the seventh session uf the
Legislature:
S...,ived. by the Assembly,. the Seaste con-
e,x-r,g,.g rhs, TIN Constitution Of the state of
ysSs,aa ie amended NJ follows:
ASCEND Sert:cu one Of Article IN Of the Con-
,.y.,tion Of the state OF Nevada 81 as to read a.
s.<lxe1s: -
-.,.f;.n |. Tb. rsral year shall commence on
rg.s S,,,s day D! December III each yesr
Passed January IL, 1879
H..soivesi. by the Assembly, the Senate CON
s-,u-rrpg That our history. as state, has tausht
us the necessity of revising the Constitutiuh'
us. -sereinre recommend the electors, at the
usr.i slec:ion for members OF the Legislature, 10
vryy.s for ov a;Ssinst the calling of Convention
fs+f.,,e purpCs, Of revising the CONSTITUTION vi
t.ky- Il; s.e OF Nevada.
S..sse6 February Is, 1873
yaspsby certify the foregoing to be true cop
m ese.. the original enrolled Resolutions IN
d< zznv etre.
,wiasess my hand and tho Great Seal OF
gssss l. Estate. August }. Use.
Lex. .-W !. y. IISo-.. sse 2. ''a.s'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
VOLUNTEER s0MMiTTEE:
SuB-:0MMIT1EES:

On Cars--W. d. C. Gibson.
on Grounds Farmer broadway, p. c. LYMAN
J. ?. Wentworth, A. Waltz, L. 4. Read Carson
On Music-Wil Thomas Virginia. 4. C
Morse Gold Hill. II. A. Read carson.
To Collect Tickets on ars-John Lambert. C.
Rawsou w Tinker, frank Morrill, Virginia
G 20. Adams, J. Richardson, A Fox, H. NJ Jew
EFT Gold biln, ". Atkinson, W. Ii. Elliott Sill
yer City. 3. F.. Hoole. Judge Bowker Reno.
ON A ausements- j. W. Ncyes, Hon. W. s.
Wood, Hon. e.. Z. DeLOHg.
On Priating-alf. Doten. George Daly, X. II
Taylor.
ON Tickefs-Lee McGown.
On Police Regulations on Grounds-Sheri1
Swift of Carson.
Manager of Commissary Car-Morris Gregory
Msnager of Pavi!ion-Seynonr Pivley.
Gate Msnager-pill Thomas.
Tickets for the picnic can he obtained from
the following gentlemen Virginia City, Let
Midtown. at Judge knox's Courtroom Gold
Hill, ". II. Meserve; Silver City, j. q. Greer
Carson. $. Y. SWIFT: Reno. DR.. ;. A. McMeaDs
Dayton. ]. II. Jaqua.
Special Excursion Trains over the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Will convey the Pioneers
and heir friends to and from the picnic grounds
leaving Virginia City at 7:46 A. NJ, Gold Hill al
SA. NJ, stopping at Silver City switch and other
points Icr eXcur~ieniSts. Returning, the trains
viii leave the grounds at o'clock NJ.
The National Guard of Virginia City. by spe-
cial invitation, have kindly consented to do
duty aS escort of the day.
The best Bands of Music in the State will ac-
company the excursion, and III the spacious
new hail on the g1ounds all VINO desire can in
duige il dancing.
Perfect safety and strict order will be secured
BIZ special conductors and guards on the trains
and by q large and efficient force of Deputy
Shcriffs and special Policemen, under the COM
mard of the sheriff of Orlnsby county ana Sc
lected feom the Pioneers themselves.
No improper or Objectionable characters will
r.. 1I.,x- ftnpn
and all possible attention Will he paid to the
comfort and pleasure of the guests.
Tickets (for the round trip including
admission to grounds). Sc so
Gate Tickets. Observation-Disclosures. 1 so
Procurable in Virginia City, Gold ELL. Sill yer
City, Dayton. Carson and Reno, from persons
,il,y au.horized ny TIE society. Iy2ttd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

Ard in accordance with law and ~ order of
the Board OF Trustees made on tn. ,oth day OF
May, 1876, many shsres o. each parcel OF
such stock as may be nect Esary sill he sold at
pntiic suction. ut the Office OF the Secretary,
il II. G. NcLouhlins jewelry store. i'll TO.
Adams House. Carson street, Carson city. Ne
vada onthe II, venth III day OF JULY, las6. ri
the hoI.r Of Il " of sid day, to pay said do
ling'It ut assessment hereou. together with costs
Cf Stiycrt stag ana expenses Of tue soic
JOHN =. LIZ. Secretary.
Carson City, June 70. 1875
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Also, Agents for Or. lie Riehau's
Golden Pills,

Fer Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, In =
potency. and all diseases arising from Eastur-
bstion and excessive abuses. Price IS per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BALKAN is put up
only 1T round bottles. ON receipt Of price,
these medicines Will be sent to all parts of the
country, by express or mail. securely pack. 4 :.
and free from observation. sole Agents. G. +.
RICHARDS X co, wholesale and retail drug
gi5.s and chemists southwest corner OF Clay
and Sansomr streets, san Francisco. California a.
auEiO-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
ENDR AN INCURABLE CASE.
nr. 20 Rjchau's


After years Of trial On this coast. has proved
itself the only curative in certain class o!
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners Rs
incsTabie.
;lr. Lee Hichau's Golden Ra lsRIn No. I
Cures Chancr~s, first and second stages; Sores
Oh the Legs cr Body, Sore Ears, Eyes. Nose. etc.
Corper-colored Riotohes, Syl.hilitie CatarTf,
Diseased Scalp, and ali the primary forms OF
the disease known Syphilis. Price, IS per
bottle. or two for 50.
Az. LIZ kichnu's Golden Ra lsam No y
Cures Tertiary. Mer.uriai, syrhilitic Rheuma-
tiSm. Bains in the Bones, Back Of the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Hash, jumps
ard Contracted Cords, Stiffness of; he Limbs,
snd eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by iLdisretion nbEse OF
me'cury-leavins the nlood purs ana healthy.
Price. So per bottle, or two for g.
DIR. LIE Richau's Golden spanish
kpfiGcte.
For the cure OF GonorrheH. G1est, Irritation,
siravsl, and all Urinary or Genital disaIrsnge-
mcnts. Price. 81 % per bottle.
Dr. Le RiSi.aE's Golden Spanish
Injection,
A wash and Injection far severe cases OF Con
orThea Inhanmstory elect, Structures, and all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 90 pei bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

The different County Central Committees are
requested and directed 10 provide for the cleo
ton Of Delegates in their respective counties.
By order of the Committee
l. J.. REQUA, Chairman.
GEosGE A MING. Secretary. jy25.d
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
RETURNING sAsSE DAY:
STEAM CABINET SHOP.
MASH g. TUEkER,

Corner of Orulsbv and Second streets near the
Orms5y House, Carson City, Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
TO TIVE sEfen1'EEATE

&e. NEu KI.E 8DfSxS
A1A1 NEW REMN9D0ES
lSs3 ,=- o1n~er's ,ssr-~sARy
WE2kS oaow K~arny S*rssA
saa Fransisce. Established h 1854. fsr Ne
treatment OF Sexual and aosninai p:ssnses saeh
az Gonorrhea Glest, Structure, syphilis u
its forms Seminal Weakness. lsspeteoey. etc.
skin diseases sf years standing and Ulssssssd
Lees successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Sensina Emissions, the csnse4roros 81 sab.
.huse. This solitary vice, or depraSSd sexual
indulgence, il prxcticed by tho yoath Of both
sexes to an almost Unlimited eXtont, prcdesing
with unerring cortsinty, the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless csmostea oy sclenn-
&c medical measures, viz: Sallow cenAten
an 60, dark spots under tho eyes. pain IN the
head ringing in the ears, noise J. % the rostAhe
of leaves and rafting of char I" ;, nhensinefs
about the loins, weakness OF the Anus, coni0
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss OF conhdenos
diffidcnce in approaching strangers, DISLIKE 70
form new acquaintances, disposition ia Shdn
society, loss Of memory, hectic Pushes, pinPles
and various truptions about the faces, furreo
tongue fetid breath, coughs, cSnsunlptlo0 ,
night sw eats, mononania aud frequent insanity.
Ii relief be not obtained, should apply imrne-
diatsiy either in person or by letter. ana have
cure effected by his new and scientific notie Of
treating this disease, which never fails OF 81.
fecting . quick aid radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at q distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. GlBBON.
stating case, symptoms. length OF time the dis.
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded. free from damage and curiosity,
to any part of the country, with full and plain
directions by insertine.Ten Dollars coin. in
registered letter. through the Pcstofice or
through Wells, Fargo Co.; packsEs OF medi-
cine will be forwafdcd to any part Vt the Union.
Correspondents will please inform Dr. Gibbop
that they read his advertisements in the APPEAL
Address DIR. y. +. GlRRON.
0ctl9-1y Box 1857. San frsncisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
a Eta CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

IA Silver Mining Company LocAtion OF
principal place Of BUSINESS, Carson City, Ne
vada. Location Of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing Distric' Washoe County. Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent upon
the following described Capital Stock OF the
Company on account Of assessment No. 4 levied
March 1876 the several amounts set opposi e
he names of the respective. Shareholders
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
pSssfHED.Ss3. OE Tea. EEs's q
I,sSAN EESra:Af. Cos: y "a ~.
ssF oRMSE1 COUNTY.

4y,s aIEEFJNG OF TIE ORASSh
a .'ngi4,ty Republican Central Committee.
AZ. 'GIsen .t.ty July .? 1876. III. following
.E,N-f.ia.s wee has:
A,-=,ivca tina the time for holding prirlS-
TO-, ;q.- the election OF dclec to the State anu
e.exssv nominating Conventions be the 18th day
NJ <cgust. 1876. 3. to wit The swift Engine
Hs1zss i'll Carson. from two o'clock NJ until
Sgxt o clock p. NJ: and st Weller sboeshop at
Fsrfrz-e iror, two o ctockP n. until eight O'Clock
~ Srd that the apportionment Of delegates
t~f xs fniic1s:
raa STATE CONTENTION.
's-ss I'll -ownship OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.
EylsxJ.> Township .
Fo. COUNTY CONVENTION
ss,cs'rs township 10
AE- -irs Township ...-.----.--..--..-. +"
n
4,z,;ve; That each township be allowed to
va. Z - it's ,s,, delegates to the state ana
s,s.:Etg CDuvS ni!,as.
C..,.s l-esi. That TIL County Nominating Con
v,.r7IaR s.srno:r ~ the District Court r"cin IN
ss,.1J On Ia, second siay Ci September 1875. a.
ps---,.ocE n. far the purp's'' "T nominating
t@.- .si.Dv.n::
..vo Stat. >..ruto.
ytsIr-. state Assem- olyE,-'!l;
t&<.cict Att,r
SS.CiS:
S-.sSz.y CLERK
f.5dctv Treasurer:
s-yizsJy hecor.er.
E-;yEsi;y Ass ,~pr;
y-.ss.-Jty surveyor.
>s- F<-riu-snoi-nt of Public :, hoois:
4sch:r Administrator:
'i',ss County Commissioners:
VsrS justices nf Peace;
TIC cpnstabl-s.
-:1r,.- School Trustees for District No. /;
-Tssr,. Schov. Trustees for District No. y:
SD 10 .rsnsa such "thor bus:ncts as may
R-.r-E-jr coyir before them.
ps.aslvei, That ell person. participating i'll
S.ns Primaries shall be duly registered upon the
J-sy.t.zed Registry of The c"un:y. and DE subject
81 1Ide Solicwia. test: That / avn qua!ified
y,Js.- 81 the coming election aud viii, support
~ lection th~ nominees upon the Re publican
ssss,srs, ami state Tickets. and that have moi
Sss-s a. suy her f'rinsry in the State this
ys 81 -sr day.
sz>sSyed, That B-nj. II. Neier. &. T. Cotton
MI &vdsa G. N. Harris be appointed Judges tor
syx,,. Township. aud Daniel Housh, q. w.
Ai-za .ri Edward Cos,nibs for Empire Town.
CO. HEO W BklANI.
JOHN q. HANSON.
y. II. BROWN,
THOMAS WELLS.
w II. COREETT.
SScpuhlican Central County Committee.
C,.-a,n. July 10. 1850. I'll
National Republican., 1876-12-07

LET the universe stand still The great
Hewitt has issued his orders to the Demo
cratic candidates for electors in three of
the Bull-dozed States. A Washington cor
respondent says: THE course of Mr..
Hewitt in writing to the Democratic
"electors Of these three States [South
"Carolina, Florida and louisiana is &C.
cepted as evidence that the Democratic
national committee do not intend to abide
"by the decision of the Returning Boards
"in these States if they give certificates to
"the Hayes electors" or course not. The
great Mogul won't stand it. He is going
to get up Presidential election of his own.
"You can purchase some more mules. I"
All hail, Hewitt, and the purity Of the
ballot,
National Republican., 1876-12-07

Is THIS not rather hard upon Speaker
Randall? horatio Seymour, of New York,
is getting personal in his old age. Indeed,
the Ex-Governor and ex candidate does
not relish the wholesale vituperation and
fraud that have been resorted to by his
party during the late campaign. The fol.
lowing is an extract from his address before
the Electoral College Of New York Tues.
day, upon being chosen president. We
beg the attention Of the Speaker of the
House:
"The member Of Congress who objected to
the reduction of SO aries upon the ground that
the employee needed all TO enable him to do
his duty, and who will stand by 8 silent and
consentiDg witness to reduction for party pur-
poses, condemns himself as q corrupt and q
dishoDorable member Of the National Legisls-
tura ~
National Republican., 1876-12-07
THE great Hewitt is as distinguished for

THE great Hewitt is as distinguished for
piety as for craftsmanship, as witness his
dispatch to his pious brother. Wade Hsmp-
ton, few days ago. 80 remarkable q
production cannot be forgotten. He said
that as che providence of God has so far
GUIDED you and your people in all your
difficulties, your friends rest in calm con-
fence upon the wisdom and good
fortune which have SO far attended your
factions. God give you and your people
call wisdom" &C. 1t seems, however,
that Brother Hampton don't trust so much
to Providence as to the rifle companies Or
ganized to exert moral suasion over the
colored voters. Another dispatch sent by
this pious gentleman to his pious brother,
Barnum, is worthy Of being handed down
to posterity. To that gentleman, who was
then at Indianapolis to pay the expenses Of
such pious reformers as lot of plug -uglies
and panel house thieves, taken to Indiana
to guard the purity of the ballot-box, he
said: you can purchase seven more
mules" meaning that he could draw for
seven thousand dollars more for the very
pious purpose above indicated. Surely man
evinclng so much piety will soon be too
pious for this earth, and most certainly will
be before great while translated, as good,
old Elijah was, to the realms of eternal
bliss,
National Republican., 1876-12-07

WHEN Senator Bogy spoke of Representa-
tive Lynch yesterday as ga remarkable
colored man." he followed the remark with
a statement that does Mr.. Lynch's popularity
in his district great injustice. He said that
the negroes were swearing allegiance to the
Democracy, and in substantiation of his asser-
ton mentioned the fact that Mr.. Lynch's
colored constituency had deserted him and
gone over to the Opposition; that where in
1875, they gave him 10000 majority, in the
last election he was defeated by nearly 5000
votes. We have it from the authority of Mr.
Lynch himself that he was honestly elected,
but that the county csnvassers deliberately
and fraudulently counted him out. The
action of the canvessers was undoubtedly the
most outrageous ever perpetrated in the
State, and will be shown up in Mr.. Lynch s
contest, which he proposes to make for his
National Republican., 1876-12-07

ments of the Constitution above quoted.
He forgot. himself He did not even
move to recall the House commit
tee OF fifteen, as he should have done
in the interest of wise economy. He
Gidnot move vote of thanks to the Presi-
dent for sending the Information. No.
the poor old gentleman forgot all these
things or neglected them, and lowered
himself and degraded his position by NOV
ing an insult from the Representative to the
Executive branch of the Government. HI
is old enough to know better. He formerly
did know better. He was raised to be-
hsve better. And for these reasons we
incline to the opinion that he is in his
dotage, ..