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Election Contest.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Henry NJ. Warfeld,
Republican candidate for Mayor in the
election in October has instituted proceed
ings cOntesting the election of Gen. L. &.
Latrobe, Democratic candidate, who has
been installed in office.
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NoaceS of the Press

NO0ceS OF the FTeSS:
The ever-increasing circulation of this ex-
cellent monthly proves its continued adapta-
tion to popular desires and needs. Indeed,
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trates every month, we must consider it as one
of the educators as we'll as entertainers of the
public mind.-Boston Globe.
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to regard it with justifable complacency. The
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Philadelphia Ledger.
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Probabilities.

WASHINGTON Jan. 4. - For the Gulf
States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley. partly
cloudy, slightly warmer weather, easterly
TO southerly winds, veering to southwest in
Ohio Valley, and stationary or falling ba-
rometer, except possibly slight rise in Gulf
States during the night.
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II oPE No. 3-Meets Second Wednesday nig ght
IL in each month. Harris Barksdale, Fore
man; J.J. Williams, Hose Director; n. Tenn
Piles, Secretary.
DEARL Hook s LADDER, No 1.--Meets First
i Wednesday night in each month. Marion
Smith, Foreman; NJ. P. Hudson, Tillerman;
w. s. Bell, Secretary
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THE COURTS.


The regular terms are held in Jackson on tn,
first Mondays in May and November. Rober
Hill, Judge; Geo. I. Swami, Clerk.
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Death of "a Real Estate Agent.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. A. Harrison Gram
bo, very prominent operator in real estate
is dead.
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SUBORDINATE BODIES.

DEARL LODGE, No. 23-Meets First Saturday
night in each month. Isydore Strauss, W
NJ; Chas. CASTOR, Secretary.
CILAs Brown LODGE, No. 65-Meets Third
- Monday night in each month. VIM.
Brown, Jr, W. NJ; W. Q. Lowd, Secretary.
JACKSON R. A. CHAPTER No. 6-Meets Fourth
J Monday night in each month: Oliver
Clifton, IL. P; Jno. A. Galbreath, Jr., oecre'
tary.
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.J Meets quarterly, Second Tuesday in Janu-
ary, April, July and October. K. l.. Saunders
I. l. NJ; E. Steinberg, Recorder.
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lM ond Monday light in each month. IL. Nj
TAYLOR, E. C; Jno A. Galbreath, Jr., Recorder
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G,pE coMPANIES s.

JACKSON, No 1-Meets First Monday nlght
j in each month. r. L. Saunders, Foreman
Chester Bulkley, Hose Director; harvey
Pierce, Secretary.
~EM No. 2-Meets First Tuesday night II
Ii each month. John c. Rietti, Foreman
Ed. Muller, Hose Director Jesse barr sec
retary,
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kIRE MAN

MUTuAL AID Assoc1AT1oS--Mee First
IA1 Thursday night in each month. John
President; j. D. Monahan, Secreta-
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/. Q, 3. 8

NTAyAssEH LODGE, No. 202-Meets at their
N Hall every 2nd and 4th Sundays at III
o'clock, A. NJ Gus. Asher, President D. D.
Cohen, Secretary.
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New York Money N1arkef

New YORK, Jan. misunderstanding 5
Gold 12k@125a. Governments active, low
er. Cotton steady, 13 5-l6.
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I. o. O. r

CAP1roL LODGE. No. 1l.-Meets every Thurs
u day night W II. Gibbs, n. II, W. A.
Whiting, Rec. Secretary.
O,HocrAw ENcAMpMENT, No. 3.-Meets First
y and Third Friday nights in each month
W. II. Gibbs, C. P; W. A. Whiting, Scribe
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SUPERVISORS.

SUPERVISORS.
1st District. A. Horne Clinton.
I'd District-Geo. NJ. Robertson, brownsville.
Sd District-J w. Neal .................. Edwards.
ith District-John Shelton, .......-... Raymond.
9TH Distrct-J F. Tatom, m,..................By Byram.
Regular meetings are held on the Monday
preceding Circuit Court, and may continue In
session four days.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FIFTH DIST.
J. H. Boyd, ......JaGksOn
Lemuel Hudson Terry
CoNsTABLEs-FIFTH DISTRICT.
II. F. Clingan,
Beni. Jourdon, Terry
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Officers Kinds County.

Sam'l B. Thomas, Sheriff, f,...............R Raymond.
J. j. Wells, Deputy, ,......~.......at Raymond.
A. j. Kerr, Deputy, ,..............,at jackson.
W I. Ratliff, Chancery Clerk, Raymond.
VIM. D. Downing, Deputy, Raymond
Alfred @. MOORE. Deputy ..........at Jackson
B. F. Edwards, Circuit Clerk, raymond
s. D. Currie, Treasurer, ,.................. Utica
J. B. Greaves, Assessor, Clinton
Henry C. Daniel, Survey ..............Ja ackson
w H. Tribette, Coroner and Ranger, Terry.
The Sheriff, Circuit and Chancery Clerks
have offices in Jackson for the lst Judicial
District of Kinds.
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Dec. 1-w4t.

In the Circuit Court of the United States,
for the Southern District of Mississippi.
NOVEMBER TERM, A. D., 1875.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

VI tHt NHPIIUI-
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
James L. Alcorn Term expires NJ rch, 4, 1877
A. K. Bruce TERN expires March, 4, 187-
REPRESENTATIVES
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FRIENDS OF TEMRERANcE

JACKSON COUNCIL, No. 60.--Meets every Fri
- day night. D. W. Jones, President -
-, Secretary. 10
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GRENADA, MISS, Jan. Sd, 1876.
Ems CLARION AS directed [ send
vou for publication the proceedings of a
meeting held here, which was larger and
more enthusiastic chan reported.
Respectfully &C.,
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By Telegraph
TO THE DAILY CLARION,
Gov. TIIden's Message

ALBANY, Jan. Ain Gov. Tilden's mes
sage, after the common schools are men
toned only in the submission Of their STA.
tlstlcs, nothing i said Of the sectarian ques-
ton, of the constitutional amendments pro
posed by the President and Mr. Blaine, Oh
of the Grey Nuns act.
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Burned to Death.

BOsToN, Jan. 4.-Biddle's carriage factt
ry, with six tenement houses, burned t
night; loss $4,000. A man who entered aft
his tools was burned to death.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hayes and Wheeler Club Meeting.

There was very numerous attend
snce If the members Of the Hayes
and Wheeler Club at the Carson Thea
ire last night. Judge Thomas Wells
entertained the assemblage with a
strong and able review OF the atti-
,ude occupied by Tilden and his party.
and presented in q most forcible man
Her the claims and principles of the
Republican party. Ills remarks we 2
listened to with much attention and
were frequently interrupted with ap-
plause. 4 sudden and rather severe
indisposition overlook our reporter
before the meeting was ended and we
are unable To report Mr.. I.ockwood's
speech. If he complied with the an
nouncement we are quite sure he
made ringing. effective { fort for he
is supremacy capable OF doing that
same. We are glad to Eote the con-
,inued interest of the Club members
in the issues and work OF the canvass.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24

VyEY cool nights and very delightful
autumn days are these We are passing
through. In the meantime the Gust
upon our highways and byways is
ground to an irnpaip4hIe r"~dar and
needs a sprinkling. We are glad TO note
that the trees in Capitol Square and
elsew here round abont. continue to lock
green. Some fall birds ch'rp ne!g'lbor-
like aud pleasant in the trees. and the
robins. after II prolonged absence are
beginning to come saucily down upon
the wild ose.bushes and gorge their
crops with the cardinal red berries
now ripened upon the sprays OF the
same. Hollyhocks continue to lock the
san in the eye and defy stern winter q
alarums; but the dahlias droop bei"re
the all killing frost. while the last rose
Of summer looks pale aud tired and
lonely aud hectic.
KoPPkL & PAArT's fall assortment OF
clothing. rich. appropriate. neat. cheap,
we'll fitting, stylish and durable--this
and hats and caps. boots and shoes and
polite attention from the statesmen are
objects and subjects worthy the attention
of all beholders, all customers and all
we'll regulated minds.
RETCRNED.-Mr.O 0. T. Barber found
his way back from the States yester-
dav. lie had been gone about three
months. He looks exceedingly vel.
aud as if the jaunt had done him good.
FISHING is good in the Carson, jest
now. One bite among three of 'em was
what befel party made up of an spoth-
ecary, q saloorist and another angler.
Bait, angle worms.
PnEsBYrERrAN Overwhelming ser-
vices to-day at II A. NJ: Sabbath school
ut 1920 p. NJ: afternoon service al
o'clock. No evening service. All are
invited.
HENRY TALBOT. an English tragedian
of note, will appear under engagement
tn J. b. Ashton, at the Nationa! Guard
Hall, Virginia, tomorrow night.
The Virginia Evening Chronicle has
been enlarged. 1t is very newsy,
enterprising concern, and VIC are glad
to see it doing SO we'll.
TIE Picnic of the Washington Guard
will take place at Treadway's ranch on
the 7th Of October, one week from next
Saturday.
MAPLE SYRUP in cans. the cans thrown
in. at Rienstien & Gibson's. Likewise
sweet potatoes and fine teas.
The river drive in the Carson is sue
cessfully ended for the season.
CAPT. PRAY of the Glenbrook navy
was in the city yesterday.
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

Forenoon Board
Oph.r les 50
Mexican lials g. 10s S3is
Gould and Curry 1Us Il. -.
best and Bclcher lis 46i2. los 49, 40
CON virginia ssos IS, aacs as,,ss. 4os $50, 5o
ca,,or ma c sae 81. 4s-< so,.. 7sssl
Savage .7cs ISL, los is,s, zoos IS.
Chollar lis SIS, ..5s 81, los ~
Hale and NorcrOsS .os iisA, iss ll:a
crown Point l5cS liz or,
yellow Jacket s4Ns ~ (. 3a'> 2''s, 6'sss 70
Imperial 45Os 81 7ec, 2W,s 81 S''ac, Ss ~ ~
kentuck .AS II
Alpha sos ASK
Helchcr 1c5s 2fi
Confidence l6us ~
Sierra Nevada lessS "a :. Sas ~
Rul lion los 81. :, es.s ~, zoos :St'4
ExcheQuer :;,Us "a
Oyerman ,3t,s a. 81. Sos al aa,os a., lt's -.
Justice 2iss 1875. 2os Isl.
lula aes *. 900 az. a1s ~. i0ns ~ rs
Caledonia :..2,is 81 ;. Aus 81
Lady Bryan lOs's ;aoc
silver Hill 6nS :
challenge i0s)> =
Rock Island Sos Is
New York Con iU> tx.
pccidsnt 1Os )
Alta ltW> ~
Andes 5iVs I:
yeviathan ,as
North Con Virginia sos n
Trojan Sos Z.
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Vienna, Sept. ga difficulty has
arisen because the Porte, before grant
ing proIongation of the armistice'
desires the Powers TO give an opinion
regarding its peace propositions. The
Powers persist III demanding the con-
tinua.ion Of the armis,ice, irrespec-
tive OF this condition. As the term OF
the present suspension Of hostilities
draws 10 close the demands Of the
Powers become more pressing, some
of them having tolerabiy plainly in
timated that the Porse's refusal to
grant AN armislice would lead I" the
suspen,ion Of their diplomatic rela-
tons.
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1t "a not 40 generally known as II
oush. TO be that the gentlemen compos'
ing the present Board Of Trustees OF the
Agricultural Society have been holding
frequent meetings Of late, and that they
are working very assiduously to bling
the affairs OF the society out of the snari'
Yesterday meeting was held. and 1t was
resolved to make one strong. sys-
tematic, united effort to secure snbstan-
tisl aid in other counties. Accordingly
a set of committees was appointed: one
for Storey, one for Douglas. aud one for
Ormshy. II is proposed to set this ma
chinery nj work next week. Now OUT
citizens should be prepared 10 lend this
movement u right down hearty support.
We all must agree that Carson must de-
pend. in a greater or less degree, for lis
sustenance upon artificial resources. As
our agricultural lands will not produce
crops without irrigation. 80 Will not a
little inland city like this live wlihou:
stimulan:s. We must open channels
which will lead business here. When
the gentlemen who are working so hafa
for this society begin their canvass for
subscribers. as they will sometime dur
ing the present week, let them meet with
liberal hands and hearty encouragement
No stingy tens or meager tweniles VIII
do from wealthy property holders; but
subscriptions well mp in the hundreds
Theses must be forthcoming. Now Is the
time 10 strike. Everybody sees that this
is the most natural aud most advanta-
geous point in the State for State Far;
and as We show disposition to help
ourselve s. 80 may We expect to be helped.
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The SAVINGS BANK building is Gaping
the climax Of its right to an Industrious
newspaper itemizing by the erection
upon its front fire wall Of a legendary
fieurehead, a crest, indeed. bearing the
narae of the institution and date of the
building. This is q modestly ornate
semi. circle, supported by handsome
brackets and flsnked with well devised
panel work. All this is Of vuicanized
iron. and when finished will make q
completing touch to the said front, sur
passiuc in attractivenesS and nIetrOpolI-
tan style anything heretofore attempted
in our little city. 1t is needless to say
that the Bank building bids fair 10 be
fully and finally finished AID ready for
occupation, not only within the time
specified in the contract, bnt before the
falling weather sets in.
BUrrs, you are trump-you are 4
whole hand of trumps, including the
ace and all the court cards-a conbi-
nation of flush and sequence, and
that's an invincibie. You are trump
because you hesitated not to act upon
dressed to Won in yesterdays Appeal.
You proceeded in good time to fill up
that area Of swamp and overlooked
land on the sidewalk, by the parson-
age fence, yonder and You rise to
the dignity and merit of public ben
efactor. When loving and admiring
constituency-but that'll do. HOu I'M
slerst md
DEAp.-Mr. Hofer, of whose dan
gerous illness his son Charles was in
formed by telegraph a few days since,
died yesterday at ii o'clock in the
morning. Charles started east on
Thursday night. Mr.. Kelly fcie-
xraphed the sad news to Bob at
Omaha.
GONG A HCNTINo.-A party con-
sistiDg Of Joe Roscnstock, John Brad
lev, Davis of the Mint, and Long
King, will move out, duly equipped,
and be -tlogged, for Hope Valley and
the happy bunting grounds thereabout
to-day.
GERMAN LUTHERAN SERvICEs.-To-day
at IL o'clock A. NJ. German Lutheran
services will he held in the District Court
room, by Rev. c. Dreves. pastor Of Nil
waukee, Wisconsin. All German coun-
tIymen are cordially invited to attend.
3 Miss Eytinge played "Julia" in the
Uunchback at National Guard Hall,
Virginia, night before last. The at
tendance :was large and the playing
admirable. Last night she played
Camille.
Col. W. S. WooD from the Eonanza's
areentiferous groupings was in the city
Yesterday. He preserves with admirable
exac;itude his native panoply Of nlodes's
m sweet ditidence Of bearing.
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BRAKEMAN ARRESTED. - An item
appeared in these columns last week
relative to demands made by :: dams
on the railroad company for tn, acct
dental killing of a buck and squaw,
on the Salt Lake Division. Since then
the notorious Mormon, Bishop Hill,
who has been acting as Interpreter for
the Indians in the vicinity of Corrinne
and Ogden, mas procured the arrest
of a brakeman named John Mahoney,
who was employed on the train which
ran over and killed the Indians. The
brakeman was taken to Brigham City,
in Utah, where the Mormons have
full swing. and Gentiies stand no
show whatever, where he is 10 be ex-
amined. bishop Hill is the man who
caused the Indians to congregate near
Corinne a year ago, and cut Off The
water supply. and commit other dop-
-lSilver State, Sept. 81.
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We copy from last evenings Chronic'e
the following report Of yesterdays pro-
ceedincs Of the Methodist Conferences:
The Conference met ut half past nine
this morning. Bishop Harris presiding.
Rev. G. H. Hinkie opened with prayer.
The following reports were then read
and accepted: Report on Temperance
by Rev. n. G. Luke; on Bible Cunse.
Rev. G. i. H;nkle; on Missionary Ac-
counts OF Presiding Elders; on Book
Concern AMI Periodicals. Rev. G. Nc
Keivev: on Sunday Schools and Tracts.
Rev. F. NJ. Willis: on Missions, Rev. ).
D. Hammond; on Church Extension,
Rev. Geo. Jennings; on Conference
Stewards, Rev. j. d. Hammond; on
Statistics.
W. X. Maston WIS granted a perma-
nent location at his own reonest.
The Treasurer was ordered 10 psy Sis-
ter Riehtmyer a claimant on the Con
ference, $72 80.
The various committees for the eDsu'
ing wear were then appointed.
". J. Marsh was appointed on me
Semisarv Committee. vice 4. IL. LEWIS
The following reports are OF general
interest:
REPORT ON sElI1SAEf.
Last year a committee was appointed
10 consider the establishment of Meth
odiss Seminary They made the follow
ing report: Your committee on the es
tablishment Of seminary OF a high
grade. within the bounds Of the Nevada
Conference, beg leave to report that The
subject has enlisted much attention
,brouehout the Conference, especially
among the citizens of Carson and Reno.
although liz vet nothing definite has
been done toward the erection OF such
school.
MISSION AID REPORT.
The following charges or pastorates
were constituted missions. with the an
nexei appropriations:
Carson District. 1920: Reno, $3.50
Gold Hill, 500; Walker River, $3.50
ovens River, S2G0; Virginia $500
Total to district, $500 Sierra Dis
trict. $3.50: Honey Like Valley: $3.50
Surprise Valley. $50; Sierra Valley
500: total to district, $500. Austin
District, $500; Winnemuccs. $500
Eureka, S4OO; total to district, 5000.
d. HAMMOND, President.
G. W. FITCH, Secretary.
concur: W H. HARRIS.
We are more fully persuaded than ever
of the importance OF having Confer
ence SEMINARY as soon as possible. an,
to that end recommend the following:
Resolved, That the Committee on Con
ference Seminary be continued. with full
power to net for the Conference In thu
location and establishment of such {
school. J. d HAMMOND.
J. W. FITCH,
OF the Committee.
II was then ordered that the Center
encs adjourn to meet at the close OF the
religious service on Sabbath evening tt
receive tho appointments. after which Il
| will stand adjourned sine die.
The box ology closed the Twelfth SEES
sion of the Nevada Annual Conference.
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THE YELLOW FEVER SPREADING.-
New York, September 23.-Dispatches
show that the yellow fever is cpl
demic at Charleston and increasing
at Baltimore and Savannah. Two
thousand people arc i'll with the
scourge. Eight hundred have applied
for relief, and physicians and nurses
are being called for.
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To BH REMOVED TO EUREKA.-Bv
reference to our advertising columns
it will he seen that at meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the Eureka and
Pali>ade Railroad Company. held last
Monday at Paiisade, "A resolution "aS
unanimously adopted removing the
principal place of business of the com
pany from Palisade tn Eureka. The
removal will ne made in thirty days
from the adoption of the resolution
(Eureka sentinel Sept. 20.
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London, September 2l.-A dispatch
to the Daily News from Belgrade says:
The members OF the deputatiOn sent
by the army 10 confer the crown on
Prince Milan, assert that, in coDse-
uuence Of the refusal of the Ministry
to recognize the acIiOn Of the army, n
new Cabinet will come into office Oh
Saturday. IT Q coronation OF Milan
will then take place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24

In many of the large shops in Paris
are seen cuirass bOdices of black kid,
fastened with antique silver buttons.
Cuirasses composed Of black goat skin
are generally worn, and are usually
preferred to those in chamois color or
dead silver, because much more du-
rablo.
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TIE Itch, which is = prott an d. xse. and IN.
doubtetiy OF q imal nlx origin can only .e
eHectually and PER anentl, cured BY sulphur
.LENS's -ULPaUK soar presents the medy in
its most agreeable aud effec I've shape. sole
everywhere. Up Owls
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24

India silk underwear now comes in
ciel blue. huff, ant rose, ana il fin
ished tastefully with either Vxlencien-
nes or Elem .sil laa.e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24

John Young was hanged at Cayuga,
Ontario, on Friday morning. He
killed Abel Mcdonald.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24

Mr.. SCHNEIDER. one of the proprie-
tors of the San Francisco Abend Post
has disappeared and nobody knows
what has become of him.