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Why BelknapCanbe Convicted aad
Grant Cannot.

e. - 'ssi!f q
In giving his latest testimony,
Marsh forgot, and forgot and forgot;
but at last, with all his forgetting, he
remembered JUS enough to make q
clear case against Belknap under the
statute. He had paid money to Bel
KNAPP In connection with she post ira
dership. Ut course It was paid to
! influence 'fite rv Bselknap's conduct IN the
matter. Belknap himselfrecelyed it.
That, BY; the explicit terms Of the
statute, makes Belhnap's e1ence
complete. '.i g e
Had Marsh always paid the money
to q third person,1 as he did at first
to Mrs. Bower, and had there never
been bee -. any: y. communication 1 q between
him "a and > Secretary Bte,llkllnap,, by word ORD
or Or, deed deed, the moral mo guilt Of the seere-
tary might have been the Hl'' same; Jet
it would l9 . have been 'dliIfllcult, and very
likely q, impossible, e convict him..
A case N point, illustrative. Of the
precise distinction. e that l' Of ulys-
ses :. and nd orvi III =. !: Grant, two bro
Tiers, and sons Ct the late Jesse
Grant (. Of Co1'yyington, Kentucky. One
;3fl -
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MiSGELLAN E9UN.
d { r. II G II O II Y
Parish.
Police Jarors:

Police JarorS:
JAMES r. ANDREWS. President
J.. A. WILLIAMS,
\. 3. G. DEAN,
B.F. LAMBRlGHF,
]. II. S0HRELL.
H.N. Lt8tr. ---.CIerA Police Jnr7
J.M. BARiHr I, Parish Treasurer
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This venerable author has in press
a work entitled Memoranda Of the
War" In his introduction he says:
II commenced at the close of 1862,
and continued steadily through 1863,
1864 and 1865 to visit the sick and
wounded of the army, both on the
field and in the hospitals in and
around " asliington City. From the
first kept little note books, just
sheet or two of paper folded small
and fastened with q lin, to carry ii
the pocket for impromptu iottings in
pencil to refresh my memory of
names and circumstances, and what
was specially wanted, etc. In these
| briefed cases, persons, sights, oc-
Icurrences in camp, by the bedside,
and not seldom by the corpses Of the
dead. Some were scratched down
from narratives, I heard and itemized
while watching or waiting or tending
somebody amid those scenes. 1haye
perhaps forty such little note books
left, forming a special history Of
those years for myself alone, full of
associations never to be possibly said
or sung. I leave them just as !
threw them by during the war, blot
ched here and there with more than
one blood stain, hurriedly written,
sometimes at the clinique, not seldom
amid the excitement Of uncertainty,
or defeat, or Of action, or getting
ready for it, or march,
With the above for Introduction,
we viii now give a few extracts:
Future years will never know the
seething hell and the black Internal
background of countless minor
scenes and interiors (not the few
great battles of the secession war;
and it is best they should not. In
the mu by influences Of current
times the fervid atmosphere and ty-
pical events Of those years are in
danger of being totally forgotten. |
have at night watched by the side OF
sick man in the hospital, one who
could not live many hours. / have
seen his eyes flash and burn as he
required to the cruelties on his sur
rendered brother, and mutilation OF
the corpse afterward. See following
the incident at Upperyille-the sew
euteen, killed as in the description,
we're left there on the ground. After
they dropped down, no one touched
them-all were made sure of, how.
ever. The carcasses were left fol
the citizens to bury or not, as they
chose.
Such was the war. 1t was not {
quadrille in ball room. It's interior
history will not only never be writ
ten, its practically, minutia of deeds
and passions, will never be suggest
ed. The actual soldier Of 1926
North and South, with all his ways
his Incredible dauntlessness, habits
practices, tastes, language, his appe
!: lite, rankness, his superb strength
and animality, lawless gait, and
hundred unnamed lights and shade
Of camp say, will never be writ
lten-perhaps must not and shout
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BY NJ. II. NJ.
Two little pairs of boots tonight
Before the fire are drying;
Two little pairs of tired feet
In trundle-bed are lying;
The track they leave upon the floor
Makes me feel much like signing.
These little boots with copper toes,
They run the live-long day,
And often-times almost wish
That they We're miles away;
So tired ain to hear so oft
Their heavy tramp at play.
They walk about the new-plow'd ground
Where mud in plenty lies;
They roll it up in marbles round,
Aud bake it into pies;
And then at night upon the floor
In every shape it dries.
To-day was disposed to scold;
Bnt when look tonight
At those small boots before the fire,
With copper toes so bright,
| think how sad my heart would be
10 put them out Of sight.
For in trunk upstairs I've laid
Two socks Of white and blue:
If allied 10 put those boots away,
O God what should do?
mourn that there are not tonight
Three pairs instead of two.
mourn, because I thought how nice
Ny neighbor "'cross the way"
Could keep her carpet all the year
From getting worn and gray;
Yet well know she'd smile to own
Some little boys to-day.
We mothers weary get, and worn,
Over our load of care;
But how we speak OF those dear ones
Let each Of us beware;
What would our fireside be Tonight
If 10 small boots were there?
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WALT WHITMAN.

HIS "REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR.
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not De.
The hospital part of the drama,
from 1861 to 1855, deserves perhaps
to be specially recorded. OF that
many threaded drama, with it's sud
den and strange surprises, its con-
founding of prophecies, its moments
of despair, the dread Of foreign inter
ference, the interminable campaigns,
the bloody battles, .the mighty and
cumbrous and green armies, the
drafts and bounties-the immense
money expenditure, like heavy
pouring constant rain-with over the
whole land, the last three years Of
the struggle, an unending, universal
mourning vail of women, parents, or
phans. marrow CT the tragedy
concentrated in these hospitals-(it
seems sometimes as if the whole in
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the rest Of the affair but fanges -
ten history Of the war--intinitely
greater (like life's than the few
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po.sioal.
TWO LITTLE PAIRS OF BooTs.

| BY NJ. II. NJ.
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Mr.. PIERREPoxT's PERPLExIrY.-t
Mr.. Pierrepont isfone ofthose unfor.
tunate men who are always trying to
put themselves rightoand never quite
succeeding, The worst maddle he
has got into yet IS about the letter
which Babcock published, ordering
District Attorneys TO LET no guilty
witness escape. He has inspired the
Associated Press, half a dozen times,
to send out explanations for him,
but the more he explains the more
apparent he makes it that he is
ashamed Of his part IN that
business.
His present care is to persuade the
country that .'theresis not the slight
est question Of veracity" between
him and Grant about the letter, and
THAT s'their relations were never OF
lamore friendly character" than now.
III Pierrepont can manage to- MAIN
tam friendly relations with his ch;cf
under the circumstances, it is no.
| body's business but his own, but the
Ipublicscan form its own opinion ur,-
on the existence Of aquestion Of vS,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20
Also, Agents for DR.. Lee Richau's
Golden Pills
a EFLICATIDE FOR PATENT.

- 10 tho NORTH CARSON NINE. No :;D5
|. . i.Fild Office. Ca son tity, N,.y ada Marcel,
25d, lH'6.-N o'ice is her"hy given that the
NORTH tARSoN SILVER MI>I<G COMPANY h,.
Its authorized AGENT 4. =. GOULD. whose nos
tfire address is Carson Ci Y, Nevada has this
hty hirN H. apHl.ca'ion fer p patent for Eff.
,-tn hundred linear feet of the North Carson
Mine or vein be ring gold aud silver with,
surface ground six hundred sect in width.
situate, lying and being i'll EAGLE and Was hoa
'aitE Aiming District. County Of Ormsby,
ana tate OF Nevada, and known ard ,esi.-
hated by the field notes and official ,Iat on fto
III this Office as Lot No. -. i'll Township L.
north h;.iIsc twenty raAt Of Monte biablO me-
rItiall. the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No
j" being AS follows, to-wit: Variation log %
east Commencing st Post Nc. ]. at s. L. cornc,
OF the claim, on The southern slope of the
h"n''t4in, from which point the section corre,
post ut tn s. +. corner of Section 81, II. lG N,
Il 20 t., NJ ID. NJ. bears $. o. 40 Z. IS47 feet
distant. aud the fla. staff on the dome of the
State Capitol at Car-oI City bars :. 50 s. E.
and running \. 40 ~ F.. 800 feet to Post No
>: thence \. Il - W. 800 feet to Post No. 5;
thence ,. ~" ~ ". 800 feet to Post No 4.
thence = "a - =, 6"o feet TO place OF begin
ulh4, c"ntal ing 2r.6t-lu0 acres. This clairnf;
bounded by i" other known mines or MINING
cleln'S. IA location of this mine is duly r.
cort.'d III the Rrcurder's Office of Eagle and
Nash"e Valley Mining District at Carson CITY
Nevada, in Il '"k A of folio 1872 ANY and All
persons ella nu:ir adversely any portion of said
North Carson Milne or said mining ground as
hefeinDef"le described. are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land Office, at Carson City, i'll the Stat.
or Nevada, during the sixty days period of pub.
iIcatIon hereof. or th,y will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute
A. WAIrz, Register.
7. y. EDWARDS Attorney. lnh25
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aiGrs'i'n and importation Of MonSol:als upon
the moral and material interests of tic country

| aiGrs'i'n and importation Of Mongol:a1s nror
The moral and material interests of tic country
Twelfth-Ti,. Republican party recognizes
Win approval. the slbS' ;ial advance reCeltl'
| made toward the establishment of equal ithts
Tor women, by the many important amendments
| ELECTED by Republican Legislatures in the
! ia"s which COnaern the personal and property
relations Of wives, mothers and widow and
| by the appointment snd election Of wuni-,. to
| the sup-rintcndency Of institutions of sduca-
| t:nn. charity and other public trusts. The
EdSic-t demands of this class Of citizen. for al
titionsl rights snd privileges and iuInl,iii les
| should be treated with respectful consideration
Th;rteeLtL-Thc Constitution confers upon
Congress sOver-is. rover over the Territories
| of the United states for their government and
IN the exercise Of this power ii is the right and
the duty of Congress To prohibit aud cxtirpsre
IN 'le Territories. 'hat rr.lc OF barbarisln
polygsmy; and We demand such legislation gs
shall secure this end and tine supremacy Of
American institutions IN al Our Territories.
Four:eeAth-Thc pledges which the nation
has given to oar soldiers and sailors must be
fulfilled. This great people will always hold
those who periieti their lives for their coultrys
preservation in the kindest remembrance.
F;tteertii-We sincerely ieprecate all sec
tional feeling ana tendencies, aud we, there
fore, note with deep solcitude that the Demo.
cratic party counts. as Its chief hope of ccess
secured through the Efforts of those who were
recently arrsyed against the naticn and we in.
Woke the earnest attention of the country to the
grave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and imperil the
national honor and human rights.
Sixteenth-Wc charge the Democratic party
with being ,he s!sIno in character and spirit as
wien it syinpathized with treason: with max
ing lis control OF the House of Representatives
the triumph and the opportunity Of the nations
recent foes; with reassertipg and applalding at !
the National Capitol the sentiments OF unre- !
rebellion; with sending Union SOL |
diers to the wall and promoting Confederate |
soldiers 10 the front; with deliberately propos-
ing to repuiiste the plishted faith OF the Gov |
with being equally false an! inlbccile |
II overshaGowiDg the ends of Justice by its par
'isan acknowledgement and obstruction Of iiiyes-
ilSation: with proving itself through the period
bi its ascenGency i'll the Lower House of Con
iress, utterly incompetent to administer the
government. ard We warn the country against |
trusting party thus alike unworthy, recreaIt
md in .a;,sb,s.
Seventeenth - The National Atninist ration |
merits comLlendstion for its honorable work in |
he management Of domestic ard foreign a;l iirs |
mi President Grant deserves the continued aud
hearty gratitude Of the American people for his
and his immense services in war and
n peace.
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OF FICiAL.l
VTEICIAL.I
DROPOSE AMENDMENT AM.

DROPOSE ED AMENDMENT AMI
| Il revision OF :he Constitution of the 81 s.o OF
Nevada, passed AT the seventh session Of tht
| Legislature:
| Resolved. by the Assembly, the Senate con.
curing. That the Constitution Of tie state "
| NLvaGa b. amended rs follows:
Aih':i >''ii:'I ole of Article JX of the Con
-tiili:,! 81 ia. state Of Nevada SO as to read s
follow:
Section !. Thu fiscal year shall commence on
the FIRST lay o. December in each year
Passed !ali: - ~. $50.
Resolved, /! ~: Assembly. the Scr!a'c con-
curing, Tina; 'i.r Inst Dry state. has taught
US the necessity -! revising the Cnn>t iiu:ipi;
we therefore recommend the electors ~ til,
next election for members Of the l.. =! stature
vote .or or against the calling of a Convention
for the purE't=- Sisin. the Constitution vi
the State o. S,rTa.
Passed Februai! l., 1915.
hereby certify the foregoing to he true cop
les from the original enrolled Resolutions II
Tile i'll INV cificn.
" tI.-s my hal!d aud t!Gc Great Sal ~
EN!.. ia-... .I-l>t ]. lN-f
has -" :. =. Mi>uh, Sec, stat.
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WARM Strings HOTEL,

JOHN ID. kERSEf...... .Proprieto,
HNHIS POPULAR PLACE OF RE-
Il sort, situated one and 4 half mil. : from
Carson C!ty. oifrrs the bcst arcllnnodatiy u, MS
place of resort 30 be found in IN. S ate
TINE HOTEL
Has been thoroughly renovated md refifted, ana
nc pains VIII la spared TO make comfortable eli
guests who visit the Springs. Thusc delightful
SWIMMING BATHS
" pure rnnuiE9 winter are uncGunled i'll the
n'hie ME A i-S of the best in the mack t. in
hrst CLASS STYLE, furnished to order.
\ new Conc RI Wagon conveys guests from
Carson City to he ;'r in@s every !!oi.r and will
cali for them upon orders left Ut any OF the no.
tells III Carson.
"a hE. I" and from Springs.5o cents
Trii
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4 PUBLICATION FOR PATENT.

~ 4 r
! "A Notice Nc. 3l5, United States Survey No
| s9.--United States Land Office, Carson City, Ne.
vada. May 10Th. iS7f.-Notice is hereby given
| tlIst the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
ING @MPANl.a corporation duly incorp,
rated under and hy virtue Of the laws of th,,
State of California, having its PRINCIPAL plac,
of bn-incs, in H." city Of San Francisco, Stat.
of california has tn day by A. S. GouID il,
attorney in fact AMI agent (whose Post Ot,ic.
address Is tHrnon CITY, nevada, made applica.
ton tor nitrd States patent for fifteen hun
dr$ 50 y linear feet OF the Williams Lode
ieai x rplt AID silver quart and other min
erals q precious metals together with surface
Gr"uLd six hundred 600 feet in width for the
Convenient working thereof; situate III the Eag.
and Wa-hoc Valley Mining District, Ornsby
County ald State Of Nevada. known and Cesip.
nnttd on the field notes and official plat az
United States survey or lot No. 80, in Section p5
Township II 1"rih OF range 10 east. Monte Di.
able merriam; the exterior boundaries of said
lot No. 80 hain% as follows, to wit: BEGINNING
at post marked No. /. L. 5. Survey No Ia,
whcaCe tie southwest corner Of Section %
Township ID north of range 10 east bears sonth
'6' ~ west, $50 $40 feet; the Ayers and Hol,
Eins Silver Mining Companv's cabin bears north
So. west, $50 fee. and the discovery and work
ing cut and tunnel UPON this mine bears north %
.T east, 9'5 feet; thence running first course
h"fth 10 n west 800 feet t. post marked No .
I. :. Survey No. 80; thence second course n,rtl
"a /. cast 'jpo.ret to pest marked No. ar : Snr
Ncy No. ~: Thence thirJ course south $50
east l ,''o iect t. post marked No. t. S. Survey
~" ~; lh'Ltv iouflh course south "A 10 west
$40 ftrt 20 post No. !, the place of bepipn,ny
confirming 10 G-luO ares; bearings ,yprcsseI
rom the true nj rid an v III Il magnetic. yaria.
ton rt lG}g cast. I his claim was located nm
h'r the name or the Williams Mining Claim,
AMI survey made to accord thcreYith m.
~"thihgs aud improvements on this mine con-
tisS n an pen cii 80 ioct Long, 20 Zee; wide aid
~ fcet deep, and tunnel run Ia the hill from
'ht ihce 81 halu cat u distance OF 81 feet. ex-
ceeding $500 III ya,ue. This claim is bounded
north"rly byth Ayers Consolidated Silver Min.
;n@ compury's claim: southcrIy by the Loretta
Com pany mining claim. The said mining
CLAIM beng recorded III the Office Of the lie.
:rrlcr Of p2msby county aforesaid, IN volume
\, folio 32S Any and all persons claiming any
portion of said Ayers and Hopkins silver Min
nG CompGuys claim are required to file their
diverse claim with the Register Of tue United
states / and Office ut Carson City, Nevada dur
n the sixty d y period o. publication, or they
sil be barred by virtue Of the Provisions Of
Il atLtuio. Ln!.:7. 4. NAiTL. Il gisty..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

e. e. BATTERMAN, Cl.#l-,uau
r. Z. LORD. SECRETARY.
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Fonrih Nhj dizzy of November. 1876
L5O TSTON MINING COMPANY.

IL Location of principal place of business.
San ffsDc!sco, California. Location OF works
Eagle District, Ornsby County : ate of Neya
ia Notice is here b. given that 1T a meeting of
the Board of Directors, held GA the ~ iay Of
octci"r. 1876, all assessment, No. J. OF Five
Cents per share was levied unOu thu. rsnital
stock Of the corporation payable immediately
IN United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the Office of the company. No. 4l1ls California
street san Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain ur-
paid on the 6tL day OF November 1876. will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made b. fore
will be sold on TUESDAY, the Dist day of
NOVEMBER. 1876. to pay the delinquent as-
sessinent, together with costs VI advertising and
expenses OF sale. BY order of the Board of
Directors.
". STAIRLEY, Secretary.
Office, No. 40 = California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
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OF THE REPJPLlCAN Ma.
Tl0SAA CONVENTION.

F.sS'-T,:n Tnit.~i States OF America IL Ia.
t.S.. 1ai not irs,:l-. and 10y the colui;E, Il
wo-xiiss a.; National aud S;ste Governments
e:lis- .iir:- respective - institution, the rights
81 Sv.-y sit.sga >sruT>-,i Ut hn.I,. ail rra
tsc.'t s.!s;csi. lI.i 49, trI..i:. :; vs.:.:t I--
CiY+gi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20
NORTH CARSON SILVER MN

NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN
~ ing Company. Location Of PRINCIPAL
place Of business, San Francisco, California
Location Of works, OrnIsby County, Nevada
Notice. il hereby given, that a meeting of the
Scare u directors. held Oh the third lav of
October, 1876, an assessIn, ut. No, ); OF ten cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
tn corporation, payabi. innl Iii ly in tniied
STATE, gold com, to III secretary, al the Office
Of the company, No. $50 San ONE street San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
this aSse' shi-lt shall remain unpaid on th,.
siNt day OF November. 1876. v Ill . tielinqreut
ahh advertised Tor sale at pnh!ia auction: and
uni IS payment is 1ada before VI III b, sold IN
MONDAY, the TWENTY Si.VtNrH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1876 TO pay the deIilqnert Ms
s,esInent, together with t ;sts TT GIv,rtisinG
ana expenses OF sale. By order OF the Board
Of Directors.
va. 4. III. VAN EOkEELEN. Secretary,
Office. No .'..i Sir,s"iiIt street, loom II, san
Francisco. California.
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WE WOULD CALL THE .r,rE>

N"E WOULD CALI. THE aTTES.
~ ton ct ta'Teo'ers. WaSonmskers, and
all other WoodWorh.rs Ia the fact that We can
work both soft aud hard wood !unb.s to any
desired shape. Edc" tools of all kinds ground
and sharn,ned il the best manner. We also
surface lumber make t.uguad and gr,s,yaJ
tooring, beaded ceiling etc Parties viii do
W"u 7" give Us II call We are prepared TO dc
.ood work At reasonable ra..s
f"rni'ur" Repairing Wood Turning
and Scroll Saving. Fence Posts
and Pickets made plain
- turned or fancy,
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FINOR AN INCURAELE CASE
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Price, IS Per bottle, or two for 49,
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Gravel: and all Urinary or Genital disarrung
ments. frice, 50 50 per bottle.
DIR. Lee Rici,au's Golden Spanish
Injection.
WASH an" injection fer we're cases of Con
orrhoa. IntamlAatoly elect. Structures, and al,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 81 per bottle.
Also, Agents for DIR. Lee Richau's
Golden Pills
For Seminal Weakness Night Emissions I'm
potency, and all diseases arising from Mastur-
patton aud excessive abuses. Price SO per
bottle: The genuine GOLDEN BALsAM is put u,
only in round bottles. On reccipt Of rr;ca
these medicines will be s,nt to all parts Of the
country by express or mail securely packt !.
a'c ire" from observation. Sole Agents, G. i,
ORCHARDS co, Wholesale and retail drug
slttS ana Chemists southwest corner of Clay
auglo-ly
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
pERKSHIRE HILLS, Mt Woshington-Sul

m,r Lctrl Vii ,So,Irut ii ia'i.; lfr' i'rn
tIo,t nae irvs Sc q,r- ~ per T. lfir RAILROAD
4tlSrr rom Kew -York. adres4 81 LIN noi-l, c"lHk
Irony uF y y.