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The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-10-13

Mountain section. where collection Of
animals are exhibited by a ladv. and
WhO il j. said Wa, the destroyer % their
lives. This lady. il was told me. moved
60 "A locality where il wa, necessary that
shc should know how TO Use firearms.
and there when = mere child, she re-
ceived her iuiliailry training.
The New kngland Farmers Home
with il lady attendants in their ancient
dress, well represents life one hundred
wears ago. There We saw articles o;
furniture from one, iiity, TWO and four
hundred YEAR old / am cory that
cann.t say anything o; Agricultural
Hall. Horticultural Hall and tie 1. =.
Government huioiu. / wi! sly in
that old Indiana j. - we'll
represented a. her SISTER States. and her
educational department was >eOkeu ofbv
many in terms OF praise. ! have writ
ten considerable. aud Vet | have told
e. mIminiively nothing Of what We saw
Oi tie Centennial. X. e.
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One 81 The member cftie Methodist
COME renee. rr-rrtiy held here. VISA "gt
iOr Ualk Ar sr e.Fiv hour one morning.
-nt while on Howard sfr-.f i- -truu.-
tered a stTapPiug big fellow. sbu w.s
fnwing WassuI % hihcS,i -app.
Catch hold here and heip ~ .i8wn
% 't- shop wifh ffi, wagon ar.I IN 5uv
--.r whisky. called the biz fellow.
never drink sO.c.nn,y replied ,Ie
good man.
Well. you can take : cigar
- never smoke"
The msn dropped the va .on tongue,
looked hard ~ the member and a,Set:
Don't yOu chew:
~ %, sir. was the decide renlv.
You must get lonesome. mu-ed the
ieam=fer.
Il guess I'm all right hel first
sate
Eli hct you even that can ay YOU
~ y0ur lack rerllr kei TIE 'es-rsfcr
Come row. lets warm up q little
< never h-t-T
We'll, lei'- take each other down for
fgn. Then You arc 1S big lam. anj
a % gave YOU tie under hold.
r-'- -eaaaF -A-4EA.-lA ~ A't. - - ~
he member.
- el. I'm going 20 tackle you auy-
way. Here we gO,-
Tue 'esIust=F lid Ep aa5 en1eavored
go gel neck hOlt. bur be- 'lJ onIv lust
-otHUeboesi 90 TOOi about =, hen he Was
iii,rt clear 1h tie Crz.. and ,isu med
against tree box with such fore iha.
Do -a-pei half dozen times before he
could Get his breath.
WOW y1u Keep away from ire, *
claimed u-e minister picking Up his
cane
~Bust me. If 7 DON'T rep,fed the
canister. - b. edged of -N--s the
Hso ia lying aud saving that YOU didn't
save alv fun IN y0l hen yOu chuck
Iiuh Of H.. Flame IT, Won wanted ts
rex my back, tiiH't yol. -. Detroit
Tree Pres.
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Creating an O'ig7rch- of Office
holit rs.

When Prrsiien; Grant eu'errI oT,e
.n 1883. ;he officehoiler. Oh the civil .ist
o. te Uritei safes numbered 81
267. In 1873 Hey a-s-c.ated
al. J 80 b~iu- ara increase Of
about io~iy thou-trj in SIX yc4r- only
~ Grants Admin. -.ra;iJI. Gt1v Of
lhr,s render no service 90 tie county,
'.Lt arr merely political pensioners on
lie Treasury. who iu rcturu fer the
money tLey draw. ar'- expected Ju work
ior tis VeTpeturiiou iu power ot the
'rrLpt Republican organ xtti1u. Itis
this immense army oi T,lcvmrn who
seek % u~urp JLc control of eur Govern
inent- iCasin- the leap pie uS voice iu ne
conduct 90 affairs. lt j. the C.. hold
o. - no constitute and manage 40 ke-
publican nominating conventions IL ls
'he oiceE1.der- Who dictate tHe policy
10 the Administration 8, - the office
holder who conduct, poIiti-a' cauvsss-
-. and arc relied upon 20 ua iVuiate,
auti- ii u'-css-srv. 90 faisiiv e cction re-
turns- Nr. Hayes. iu OppO-iticn TO the
Old Democratic ptia-iP,es of ro-atiOn in
ofice. which has AWAY, been held % be
lie omit eiie-fu-l barrier tu the creation
pt au uilr-t0.t. arisiocrary. proposes
10 gave lIie tenure o. Uitre 10 these
men, arI thus render them entirely in
dependent d. publ Opini0u- Ihi- will
account fgr ne cLthu ia.m thev mani
fe.i iurtf- cicctiOn. All os the, ofiice-
Didc-,, uu tic OCCASION of every I'M
pcrtaut election. arc compelled 10 con-
irli.u'r money for political purposes,
lnd thu- enormous corruption funds
are TAi-si TO u>e against the people
who wish 90 reform the GOveTmeuL
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-10-13

Wave the bloody SHIRT, ] wenty-seven
o' Mo,by'~ guerri'as are now in the
government departments. Nm. IT,.
Chapman va, lieutenant colonel 81 Col
Johu :. Nosby's guerrillas. and 4. now
special sgcut io the post office depart
mrut 40 %Sa daN. Ills brother. sam. r.
& iapmau. WAS tcaptain Of company l..
same command. aud j. now postal car
clerk. receiving Sl4uO per annum. run
ming between Washington AMI Rich
moud This mau W H. Chapman. J.
the one who tied niOn soldier 10 "A
tree, severed from biz person his privSies
and placed them in the victim :
mouth. l:e also assisted in the hang
iug at tho six uicn soldiers belonging
10 the sixth Michigan cavalry. Thee
facts we're reported 20 Postmaster Jew
cii and Lc dismissed him. bat Grlut
made Jewell ,iu>tstc lin. which Was
tine .lircct cause of Jewell leaving the
cth.urt Mn. Num'ord ~ hose husband
cot 3 WA the stlr, aud stripe. ia New
Orieau, = now iu the treasury depart
mcut 90 Sl,2uu per aunulu. through the
influence of senator Morton and Col.
No.hy. William NJ. Csiiiu. major amd
quarter master in an Alabama regiwru;
b, uuW "a t,r .cncni laud Office. recriV-
irg 800 per fuuum through ihs iufu-
.urr ot Gcuernl blbcuck and Prc,idcui
Gmui Marry Ati,ou. = sergeant iu ihc
iauou, slack Horse cavalry. j. now n
clerk ~ : 400 per aunUm DO the sur
gcnu gcuctals "iii-c. by the influence oi
Col Mo-by aud cen. Grant. Mi,-
Mo.hv. sister of Col !. :. Mo-by. j. -
Sl.2Ou clerk Ia the patent Office, iiroU. %
'hc Influence of Co,. Moshy and tea.
Grant Thomas J. Mn.by. a brother 20.
Con- J. =. Mp-bf. aui bn,hwari er
liring the war. was appointed hy G,n.
Grlut. ou tie 18th dav Of August "a
gauacr in fle 5ih Virginia district.
tar"Dsh thc Influence - Colonel Mo,h,.
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WasiIin-ton's Jnsucces,ful woo.
ing.
I i;arnsbff- ssei'-s.f tg-a-f-ht Tut "a o SET
tsE 60 fH-uls. 90.

I i,atnsh'i.- sErifrs.' q g-.-f-ht Tut Ia o suit
at tE so- 2 mice
Some rslhrr interesting .-'z WEI
t'.i-ui., ievc'. r.ri Cd the ra- iiru s--.-
nf toe iriai ofi.c -r.i br -i- l- ra3-
'ieu- Il. 6snunx l-s.n-f fIr c''. tD re-
cover d1U.agf- oft accC1n' -f owe
'ow of h.s residence ou Fairv I-a-I. 10
lake Mzhnpac, IA progress before judy
Larremorr.
one OF ,he main features 90 public in
fere>t in The casc was diVu' PEI through
tracing tue title 10 the : -operty. The
tile w.. traced back % lsg7. ia whira
wear William ~. Of England grated "a
tiolph rhiilir-e a lErge .r1ci u land iu
the then province OF New York. iuciud-
inr f.e rrc~eni county 81 Puiusm. The
PHILIPPE family retai-ed p1--e.>iau O..
fhe property untii l75=. ~ which fi-f. il
was decided 10 Mary Nor-is. Ii Nl-
stated ty counsel fis, ihis Mary Moui,
I'D tic distinguished honor ~ bcir-
solicited toy George Washington ~
mar iage.
The Morris family Wa too strongly
tirrtured with RS yaiism 60 favor rt C. slif
oi ih- vouug rebel. and The result vs.
iiat be- o sndcned %. suit. a. during
tic warthe Morris -wiiy continued
aithlul IN their espoueaI oftle cause Of
the King OF England. tirir large prop
erfy ai The close a. thc war wa forfeit
"a % iic state Of New York. In l7S'
The Commissioner, of Forieiturc for the
State >uld The land 10 William Smith.
Subsequently the heir. OF Msrv Nor
ri, claimed the property. which claim
came into the hands OF John jacob A.
tor. Ia lac. Mr.. Asior having pressed
III, claim with eat vieOr. obic ned d
decree Ia hi, favor and 'he state Wa.
compelled 90 pay S5ou.OJO for release
thus confirming tie title to thc pnrcLas.
cts frvm tie esiaIc.-lN. \. News.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-10-13

Now lei me tell Won about thi,
rebel Le.i. that they Fle' cud @. be -
much airaid ~. think We can make
our cl-e as clear ~ the old fellow did
who was iired %! keeping q vIc.ou- dDg.
%. De- o. the Justice ~May it lease
tour bor.r: in the first place. tie dog
: tf.i Be- thr second place be has no
teeth. sI. can't bite. and On the third
place rever --d auy dog daughter
aud apT.au---) Tie Demo-raf. are not
iu tlie habit ~ M other peoples
debts To- t-e sc, "a plare. the l;auical5
have give. a. liI fhc Jeb; Ne can Jfv
arv. or. SUI iu ta- .lirl r -e there =
uc r- -. de.- % T.r thiu, r.u viii.
% neither Democrats 81 Republicans,
-ree gsilI We that uo period 90 our
.I,'url tl- ue-u so ri.e with cYrrUr iun.
sud ID aly excuse De- sufi -i-rf tc tu-u
piriy ou. 20 power. if j. rstt Dies have
i.1-i io tlliGtaiu the .clsr 11 iH-
rr.ly ~ ,Le country. Am lu-e.
,, a.. ever le-Ore heard OF rsbiu,- OH
ron. ccHirs.iu-s -u-t crimes AS T., kuap
..s, been iOgui g,i.ls o.:
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Fr1s 5s.i~c
Columbia Township Institute.

Pcr-usnt 10 direction of f.e Cc.-.'s
Board Of LdIcaiiDn a. suaoi- couufv'af
is September term. the teacher, 81 Col
umbia amd h.Ibison township. met ai
Morgan'- ,>chool hau p. Oct Til. ls7s.
House called 10 order az . l-e r. iu-. hs
Leroy Cave. uu>'ee. who APPOINTED ~
l.. EdnOH-ion. p -iirHi-
On motion. Ih0mas 4 Cox Va,
eleried Nice-tre sideni, ard :. u. Pierre.
Secretary
Tie enrolment Of teacher. are - fol-
lows; Mary J. Miller. Neiv.ne Miller.
Emilv 4 Hope. : ia \. Stone. IlOuls-
4. Cox. IL. DeBrulcr. Charlie A. DE
Moif. Louis j. Enlcw. :. J.. Pierc--
james NJ WaIdrip. v. 5 Fisher and
Vim. l.. Edmonsion.
The President in assuming the chsir.
made q few remarks, a. re.a.ri, TIE
method BE- desires 10 persue in conduct
ing tie Institute: aud. sl-o irai De-
wOulii 30 ali in h.s power a. make tie
meetings Of The same. soriabie. pleasant.
attractive. and 90 tie same time profit
able. Afler which tia following pro
grsnfne Wa nnounc-i by tire Ir-:
English q ramu-ar- sentence gI.Ting.
Mr. Cox.
Ge Avhv-Circles Of tie eartL.
James VI. Walprip.
On motion he Institute toek iuier-
mission until ! p IN.
AFTEENoOS SESSION.
Institute met promptly.
Arithmetic Mental ard primary. u
DeBrultr. ~. S. fl.Lc-. Thomas 4 Cox.
James VI. Wsldrip. aud Wan. l. Edmcu-
ston.
Physiology- Physiology cf the bones.
Louis J. EuloW.
The Pre- deni pre>enird the following
programme foe ii i.e next Institute:
Re- din - Emphasis and infection
Mr. Cox.
Eu-ii,h GrammAr-Paris OF speech
Mr. DeRruler.
Physiolcgy-Museles and nerves, Mr
fi-her.
orihograpiv- Sounds and powers ot
leiier-. Mr. Waljrip.
Ni-i'or- that favored he Institute
with tleir presence ani uudivide! I
trpiiun. were Vi - Evie lIarh.ren. VI is,
A'iuffie Murray. Mr.. James J. H4l bisoI
and Nr. james Murray.
Tie nutnb-r % icfci ers enrolled a
ihc iif-i .L--ioE % tire lnsfitu-a. and g.
irufiuu AMI inierc-; manifested 0a ths
part 80 iic members present. speaks f0T
iie iu-iii te decided success
c. vo'tpf. fle flsfiiu-e .iiouruel io
meet 70 Moran ~rhOm hau~e. Noy
lh. l>sh. = a. PIrl-E, >tcy-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-10-13

The great war Governor Of Nichi-
gan. Pgnu.y j., iuia anil New Jersey are
wcrsIIE a. ..1y diu during tIe war
They haze Co., eel uuder the banner u
Iildeu and i-lorm to conquer e new
pls-s tp 49,. DO fr0u sn enemy more
dauzsIou, q. $50 va, Davis aId hi- crew
The rrm -. Norton Dlzlu. Blaine,
Hayes 4 a..
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-Charle. Francis Adams i, for Iii

-1harlss Francis Adams j. for Iii
den, and say.
Il am one Of the class deuominated
Independents. asking no favors aud
vc,iug Tor the best nen without re-
,peci 10 party lines. l propose to re-
tain my position Bui a. is are .rc..s
offered 10 me between Mr.. Tl.iru auJ
Mt Hayes, though haze no prcI u~e,-
,ion- against either. DO not ass.tait
90 say thas the former l. by far tLe nt0st
fitted to meet the emergency in olt
politics IN my spiuiou, ard ] intend "a
vote iOl him"
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rrsl.ISHED EyEEY FRIDAY, AT JAsFER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, Bf
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. -IS COURIER BUILDING on
WrsT MAS STREET
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f,r transient advertisements, a reasona-
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advcrti-rr--
N,tire. of appointment Of admins
irator, aud legal u"ti,vs Oi 'iSt t''..'--e'eF
10 bc paid in advance.
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For Township Officers, each Sl1o
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18
rELUGRAPnlC RREvITlEx.

Zen. Crook aays that the Indians cut
number his force more than two to one.
He has I, 200 men with him. Reinforce
msnts of infantry aud artillery arc on
their way to join him.
Under date OF Chicago, July II, We
are informed ~ follow:
Recent kilograms ars 10 the effect that
the Indians are novin. on MediciIs
Bow station, on the Union Pacific Hail-
road. almos, dns south Of Fort Isttsr-
man, it is supposed for the purpose OF
capturing or destroying the supplies
which have been recently there III great
quantities bv the iovcrnneut, there
being SO.OG0 rounds CT nnnniilon
there among other things. A very
ANAL force Of Indians could seize and
destroy these stores. As Medicine E,w is
= small! station. and the couutry round
about il is sra.ssly settled.
The yumcyS Of changes in he rfea-
Sary s.e false.
1t is thought that the lioE>e will re-
ceds from its position GU :he Sunday
Civil Bill and that Congress will adjourn
i. the end Of this weeh.
.Jadge Rus; and wife of Prescott. Ari-
roma, csme up the coas; "a the steamer
Anchor. They had va!,aa'es OF their
own and sou,. gold bars helnngin. ia a
Spanish gentlemen valued nj $3.50.
These disappeared abCnt the lime # the
ships arrival Ia poit. iA- tar.or police
were notified but nothing came Of their
Investigations. 1t IL suspected that The
robbery IS n sham ons.
Horn silver, in = mass, has been struck
in the Grand Prize Mine, 'ornucnria.
Eu. who will care for horn silver row?
Horn silver is woIth about as much rs
silver ia horn. and silver in a horn is
silver IN Co.nr- copia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18
1.-THE RE.OoDY SHIRT

Reform is the eatchword with which
the Democracy seek to drown the truth
as it comes from blood stained lips and
gaping wounds ut the south. But tho
outragss of the White League come with
too much emphasis and frequency either
to be silenc-d by this new and prepos-
ferrous cry. or Knocked ont of recogni-
ton and credibility by repeating the
heartless evasion Of ''tThe Bloody Shirt. =
The discussion of the Texas Bill in the
House on Saturday revealed some start
ling facts. The discussion involved .
statement OF tho actual state Of affairs at
the south. Mr.. Smalls having caused to
be read newspaper ststement Of the
Hamburg massacre Of coiored men, and
Cox, in his superservicable way, having
prattled Of bloody shirtism, and Hart
mage Of Georgia having emitted his Gus
tomary contribution of erocodile's
tears over the '.unfortunate occurrence"
and dronsd the usual post norton Ia
mentations over fire brands" Rainey.
the distinguished colored member from
South Carolina made a speech which.
by i.s pathetic earnestness. seems to
have s!iamed these rebel and copper
head scoffers into silence. He is re-
ported AZ follows:
Eainey made an appeal On behalf OF
his race, and asked what white men
on . military parade on the Fourth OF
July would think Of demand, by tive
men driving in buggy, that they should
break their ranks and let them pass. lie
asked the proud SoItherners, who boast
ed of their bravery ard their chiTalsy, II
they would stand it: and did they eXpec.
neerues to stand it? Did they expect
men Of his race to submit 10 continued
prosecutions and massacre? He asked
the iious. IN the name of humanity and
of God, to tell them whether they should
DO American citizens, with the rights
and imnunities Of such. Oh vassals and
slaves again.
Dstast-ful as il always is (" be placed
within rangr Of the CALLING arrows of
mockery and dcrision. no Republican.
not u coward, Will be driven away from
his duty and his honest convictions by
the ribaljry and jeers Of the opposition.
The white and black Republicans OF tie
south are murdered and cowed by rebel
sava.ery. The white line is determined
to maintain itself az whatever sacrifice to
the freedmen. Bloody shirts and
bloody faces and blood stained ,hresh-
holds are tue results whenever and
wherever the strong arm Of National
protection is withheld from the enfran-
chised slave. This mnrderous injustice
will prevail; Congressman Rainey 5 te!-
lows will he slaughtered and all their
rights tramplei on; and the aoonlin-
atoms o: injustice aud cruelty Mil pre-
vail s, long rs the unrepsm:cn: rebels OF
the so9!L are permitted 10 have Their
own, unhin3ered way. Republicans
may, ii they will, restrain these savage
RIGS: OF they may. ard will, hy beng
scoifed sway from ihsir allegiance per-
petrat. tie authority and power OF the
King Of lfisru,e whose banner is the
Bloody Shirt"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

Notwithstanding appearances, lam
manys acquiesee in Iildcn's nominal
ton is rot regarded with entire salts
faction by careful observers. The Her
aid thinks that Kelly is either unable TO
control his followers or is not anxious to
control them" Tho fact is that the
army Of hungry Jarissaries who profess
allegiance to Tammany know that IN the
event Of Tildea's election they have alb
so!utaly nothing to hope for. The only
chance of securing the support OF these
lnercesaries is through bargain. Such
a bargain. if carried on: TO successful
issue, would have to come AFTER Il conf
plete understanding with MorGissey.
Kelly nigh. b willing. upon the promise
of the New York Collect orship. to stand
by Tilien and bring him all his avail
able strength; but he would no longer
be Boss" That proud title would de-
scend, 10y an unlipesl hand, to the stall
wart Morlissey. faors is war aniorG
these Irish Democratic chiefs. III tie
outcome it is not impossible that some
sort and breed besides the Irish may get
into power. The Herald intimates that
Kelly 5 only consistent course Is to r'-
sign. II would seem as if surrender 10
his rival. Morrissey, were quite the
equivalent OF a resignation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18
The Meeting Last Night.

i vast multitude tnron.ei = street
hast night to hear the speeches which were
delivered there. /; vas n gathering of
our best citizens. and many from abroad
were present-sood ard lrIle nlen from
Gold Hill. Dayton. Carson and Reno.
4 synopsis of tine speeches will tc :onnd
under the proper head. IL will h9 noticed
nox marked is the contrast bstwesn ih.in
and those uttered nt Tho Demrcr cratic
meeting fow evenings since. These
OF tbs other evening wers a'.Eos! onirely
composed u. ,ienuucia:ions cf the Re-
pabiicau Administrations; iE"se of !Dst
night were arguments directed ~ the
reasons of men ! .,a 'liii.. - tie
,'iffsrarco lc:weeu the rs-.i.s, The Best
ig.ei.is .es. tie brcadssi views, the most
generous and yet trues. patriotism be-
longs 20 the Republican party. This Is
OBSERVABLE whenever the two parties are
brought face TO ...ce. BY this We do Lot
refer TO single individuals. but 10 COM
iauniiy eli individuals. We mean that,
take a. random crowd Of Democrats
and crowd CT Republicans, and the
Republicans would mako the best pho.
to.raph. Tie campaign IS fairly opened
and the fac: is a7paren: that every man
Of the country who ever was Republic
can is satisfied with the nominations
and platform OF the Republican party
and ready to support tbs ticket with 4
fall appreciation Of the importance Of
the coming election Sunday Enter
prise.
The opcnin. OF the campaign. thus
begun, is full of promise. Nevada
may be counted sure las ever for the
Republican candidate for tho Presi-
dency. Indeed, apart from the
broader national principles involved.
and apart from the vast interests to be
subserved by maintaining Republican
rule is the unavoidable necessity for
our taking such a part - shall prove
.eli-prcte..,iye. Much of the preHen;
depression in The money market Is
due To the rebel ascendency in the
House. The business heart of the
country yields to discouragements
and nissivings in the presence of
such wanton arrest Of sll the ma
chinery Of governments. Silver has
merely shared tho fate OF other values,
4 House of Representatives domi-
mated by close corporation Of ex-
rebels is enough to brighten to inacsion
the Srea, industries Of the North. The
important Interests of the country,
widely diverse tho they may be, are
unav oidably in sympathy one with
another. a band of mixed ignora-
muses. and desperate Confederate
soldicry at the purse strings Of the Re-
public frightens timid Capital and
alarms sensitive Commerce. 1t de-
wolves upon Nevada as duty to stand
by tho Republican party and help
10. only in the election of Republic
can President but by such election to
secure reversion OF the power of the
House Of Representatives into honest
loyal hands.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

The news comes from Eureka that
the Richmond Consolidated contem-
plate suspending their mining opera
tons or cutting down the wages of the
miners 30 cents per day, The decline
in silver in the London market is the
cause.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

General Butler will not run for Con-
gress in the Lowell District-so TIE
associated press dispatches say. This
probably means that he will run-for
the associated pressmen are very fond
Of telling unnecessary and wholly
yratuitous lies about Butler.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

Ti.ien and Hendricks are at Sara
to.a. An interchange Of doses OF Con-
..ress Water purga.ion IS president
To making up letter Of acceptance 10
Doubtless Thought advisable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

APopos of the discussions relative to
Bosses Kelly and Aforrissey and their
puppets, Tlden end Hendricks, the San
Francisco Post emphaticalIy says that
''Tammany Hail is very much dis
erunted at the nomination Of Tilden."
We suppose 80; but what IS disgrun:ed:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

The Examiner denounces Schurz ~
q Political Pharisee. When that
professional foreigner was making
speeches for Horace Greeley he was
down in the Examiners Directory, rs
That Distinguished Political Ph'ioso-
pher
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

Tho Senate and House Conference
Committee ON the Army Appropria-
ton Bill have reached an agreement.
Under it the force and pay Of the
Army remain the same, although the
reduction in the amount appropriated
is 81 oo90, GOO less than last year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18

The citizens OF Monroe Michigan,
Custar's ia,o home, have taken steps
toward monnmea. 20 his memory.