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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14
Songs Of the Campaign.
MR.. T1LpFN,s ACCEPTANCE.
Further Lansu.xe from Truthful James.

LET any man ask any Of his sequaintanees ire
speetve Of party wha they think of Mr. Tdens letter
nd their smiles and shfugs will be eloquent eommen
larry on that precious docunent.-ye~ York Ti1seal
What wish to remark.
And my language is plain.
That for ways that are dark
And for tricks that are vain,
The Lebanon statesman peculiar
Which the same would rise TO explain
Reform was his lay,
And biieye it's agreed
In regard to the same
lis name without deed
AS vas frequent remarked suia BY Bill Tweed.
1t was August the third.
And quite soft Tom replies.
Which 1t might be inferred
That All Sham did likewise;
But he played il that day in his currency talk,
In q way despise
Which they had q small game
And All Sham said All me!
In pla ying the same,
Tom and can't agree"
But he smiled as he went at his letter.
As sly as the sly Joey B.
Tom struck sumption Bill
In most shameful manner,
And my sad eyes did fill
1.-THE State Of Indiana
Whose fayorite son q softly,
As 1 frequent made mention to Hanna
But the role All Sham played
- All Sham lacking gumption-
And the points that he made,
Played the deuee With Resumption,
Till at last he went straddle the question,
Writing mostly for Western consumption"
WI
Then the voters eyed,
And they gazed upon me,
And they rose and they sighed,
And said Can this be
We seorn such mean double dsaling"-
And they went for All Samuel j. T.
In the soene that ensaed. .s z-- --rs
All the States tooka hand,
And the papers were strewed,
Like the leaves on the strand,
with exposures of All Sham's mxneuvers
In the game he did not understand.
His purse which was long
Bllged with railroads and things
Which coming il strong,
Yet but facts the song sings;
And we found his fingers, light fingers
Some we-worn Tammany rings!
which Is why must say
And I'd scorn eier TO rant,
That for shams plain day,
And for humbug and cant
The Lebanon statosnans peculiar.
And elect him-you bet that we sha'n't
The letters of acceptance of Messrs Tden and Hen
rcks. although not published until the 5th doubt
composed August 3D. The exquisite propriety Of
rting epistes with which they hoped play il upon
emors%ie oecasion when AZ Sin payed II upon William
and his companion could not fail to have occurred TO
9th the nOmnees-AIbdny Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14

WHAT is the difference between the North and
South Pole . All the difference in the world
N Y. COmmeTcidI advertiser.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14

Phelps version Of that run"
Ia surely plzin enough;
Twas but q pleasant night Of finn,
Whisky, smoke, and -blufL" -
The night, ne says was very WAITE
Steam was rather hiyh:
The sky was indicating storm
While he was full frye.
In passing by . state-room door,
BE only stopped q minute,
To listen 10 q lady saore,
Who happened 70 be In t.
About the kissing. twas dream
OF Heaven here below;
The Waterman heard the lsdy scream.
wonder '-ish dot sof"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14

WATER impregnated with iron, is said to have
stopped the cattle plague in Poland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14

lLet any ask any ten of his acquaintance ire
spectve Of party wha they think of Mr. Tdens letter
nd their smiles and sfugs will be an eloquent eommen
AIRY on that precious document.-Nec IoTk ItnsetI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. 25th.-The cold
snap has abated considerably to-day.
Thermometer 29.
In the Tweed civil suit to-day. Gov.
Tilton was placed on the witness
stand to testify, remarking upon the
investigation Of frauds against the
city in 1870, he gave his recollection
of Garvey, Tweed & Co. Quite large
crowd gathered to hear him testify,
although nothing important was de-
veloped.
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PRESCOTT, Feb. 25.-We hear of rich
and new discoveries being made In
Bradshaw and Walnut Creek districts.
Some San Francisco mining experts
are examining the War Eagle mine
with view of purchasing.
FLORENCE Feb. 24 The Lazy Bob
mine, near this place, turned out 232
ounces of pure silver from 235 ounces
of ore. No new discoveries, but most
of the present locations. are being
worked. The Silver King mine is
steadily and profitably shipping ore to
San Francisco via the Gulf.
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rom date w. J. TILLBY.
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PARIS, Feb. 25th. AT a meeting of
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ernment granting amnesty 10 political
offenders. ia'
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this evening for the purpose of affect
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resolutions arraigning the Republican
party for disregarding the Constitu-
tional obligation demanding the
separation of church and state, that
the existence Of the Democracy in
Utah is standing menance and re.
proach to the present Government.
Radical reformation in Utah and mu-
nicipal administration is demanded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-07
AN ELEGANT
STOCKoFSILKS

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RICH BLACK AND COLORED DRESS
Silk,
nesrly MI Of which were purchased before the
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short time offer them at the old prices; and his
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do s. al once as we do not think hher wili nave
an opportunity TO repeat the lufchase tais
season.
H~One Price Only.
w. NJ SHUTTER j. BRO,
9l9 fennsylvania a.cn,la
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
0rslcE Kossura MINING COMPANY,

AFklktE kGN~l K II MAN&-NG efFsAAf -A+h2
NJ san Francisco. March aist. isiG.
Aig MEETING ~ tAs Baard OF Trustees ei
this casnpeav, hela this day, tae tailcwsEs
res, lss.isn WAS adopted, and notice Is herr3S
gwen Ia she ssackhai5ers " the kassaia Nh
,ng Company that : special isseetlng wili be
held Al tile asao and place named IN said .es-
clutA0n.
NHEKxAs. The KessIth Nine G insists of
avel lissszr feel va tie lower Coms;0eK lode,
ssaA il tlse opiaion al this Board, eannQs be
developed ana worked 70 ssiv2nisse. for i's
sa.ire length, through thu present shaft, stu
ate about coz feet froia the north line 81 TIE
lnlnc, raerfor9, u is hsreoy
assafFed. fhSi u IS esPsaiss1i 10 diviee tis
eiain ~ this company into tive mines. tiis
nersAexn i4o0 fest ladlcsaIag the Dayton
M,aeA To he retained by th~ present husseth
Mining Com pany. sud the southern iS10 feet
af said eizi IA 10 Dc sieedesi * n~w eeinSsny.
In consideration ~ the receipt by iAss cassa-
pAny of tha entire capital stsca to eei.sisi 81
lbs. esf4 s,aaresl e said nsy company. aasi w
on the receipt ~ sueh STOCK. stock diNAAsnd
N sane be declared By this eaIApany % is
ssoc khnfders- And IL Is hereby further
Rzsefesa THAT this action Qf TIE board ee
submitted for confirmation a. the stss'knnldefS
AZ this company, sna for sach purpose, saAs
special meeting Of the stockholders ~ tse
kasSssa Mining campans BE- eaited for
WEDNESDAY the Third Ia day Of May. isss
st the haur 81 two o'esoek y, X ~ sAe efslev
Of tha company. Ia saAs city. No sis CAIiier-
MIA street, koom No. ,,
nhaa RDwAlsp i. STONE, seerctary,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
SILVER CITY TOWN LOTS
FOR 81 r.

rryHr UNDERSIGNED HAVING gKCEIV-
ed a patent from the United States. for
the town site ut SILVER City. IL the 'SnslHty pt
i4you State OF Nevada, IN trust Ter the aase anu
benefit o. the occupants 81 said town site, ei4-
bgsring the north hail Of the northwest qasr-
ar ~ sectfp, i6, the southeast quarter Fl the
southwest quarter, tbs west hall 81 the ssfih,
west ouark.9 and the southwest quarter ui
the northwes. quarter ~ see'loa !. tae east
half 81 tAs southeast quarter SD TIA fr@e-
tioslal Norton 81 the southeast quarter a the
northeast auAgter as shown on map Of sectan
! Ia Township Ia north 81 range u east. and
me following described lots Of land within
sasd town site Rot having been claimed. per
sasnt to tie statute 81 the state OF Nevada. IN
such cases provided
:, NJ. Ii 81 clock 5, Nos. 3 4. and { ef block
1: Mes ana II ef block 3; Nos, :, and ,
OF block s. Nos, 3, 4, sfts ~ 1AA~'k ,; NJ.
81 liaek II: Nos. : 8, and 81 block II; No
10 IL block ~ Nos. 4, 5. : and 81 block y.
A. ticss gnstegt on uaap a. OF said town site
made ~ ga~s Z. ng0wre.
Alss iots Nos, 90. asi, s5e 95s. a5i, as5.3E
9s- sss $50 40, pa, %, 2aas stt. -. 80,
aeT, aSs. go, 97., III, ass. ~, ~ -le z.n'
rs, 2.a. go. ISL, ~, ~. 1S 80, 2es 49, ~
81 s9a. @as, a9a a. designated en map y ~
said iowa site InAaie by ssid Browne, excepting
from saisl lots Nos. Ell. 2Ts. a7a. -. 2ss. aN'
as aid 80 snd any pAFt thereof wsthin that eer
tain highway known rs tbs Carson Toll Road,
Naiice L. hereby gwen that on the sfn drF ~
NAV. 1876 1t said silver Cits, at the saloon 81
saSeph Manekton. commencing 81 10 oeiork
4 NJ. tae uiaiegsigat 4 As such trustee viii.
ia s~ceraane. with the sas.;sste ~ said state,
era SUBJECT o. the prais,o0s of said patent,
sslI g. TIE highest bidder the above described
lots Of isnd,
a.arh Iot VIII be- Sold -sparstvls. said iaaf~hs
provides that 10 title shah be th'geey ac-
ausrcd 10 .ay ,aite III gold. siivr. elnhshar.
.r copper, Or ~ any valid mining eisim q
spgz,sesslon held under existing laws OF Con
grkss.
Terms Of sale. United States geld coin al
the tias ~ sig. Deeds ssiiree desSrr Ter csc !,
iotlst exs.,snsa II purchaser. Maps az said
lots can tls.u be seen al the County Recorder
ogssee az DAYTON, and 1T Munekscns saloon,
| silver city, for thfec DAYS rrier - the sale.
W NJ sEAwEi4L.
| District JUDGE Lynn County. New, Trustee
March 2ssA, ISIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
Applications for Patent.
L. 8. SUNNY NO. lIe.
NOTICE No. 500.

IL :, LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
Y . Nevads, A agil ), lsss.--NotiCe is hereby
given tbs; Hermann ]. +. ssscisnd WaSiltns-
ton Soaweli whose rpsseIftec al ress : SILVER
city. Lyon County. Nevada. have aaa'te appii.
catien i0s eighteen hundred llS10i LINEAR teet
.,,f the M0NfEEg'A MA LODE, osilsd the hAk.
MANN j. L. SCHEfL AND WASHINGTON
sTAwErI. CLAIM. situated III Devils Gate
and Chinatown Mining District. Lyon 1oun-
tn, NaSaas together With surface ground four
hundred feet in NiAth. fer TIE sanfenieh,
warsiae thereof. and described on the Psi
nna field notes en Gle in NY Uihee u ieit0ws.
to.wit: Besiuuing 81 Post No l. whence bears
the & section corner, Oh she YVES: live OF &C.
ton Ia. Township Ia n. Il, u f., NJ. ID. NJ,
n sUA W. distant 2.SsS feet and running
from ssid Post Ne, list course. \, 81 ~ lst
70 feet pass through the ). N.c0rntr post Nc,
, of the Carson Co.'S L. ). saFvty Ne. ~
whence bears smoke stack q iaiey S9. ;
hosting works S. Il z. NJ; s0l9ke s'Aes q ibe
Sf,rsi.n VALLEY MIL s. Si5sS W. snleSs sfaes
81 KnsSath hosting works \. 'ss W; naTs'@n
chi NH Davidson y. ~ 20 min, v Sol tel Y
,stsSt 81, =; thence "a course, :. 49, " i,st1
i4et e. post No. 3; thence sd course, ;. ''ss "
s(ga feet 10 most Ne Z: thence ith course. y.
aA,s Il. $40 feet ia past M. !. the ratnt OF
beginning. Containing u !Hs-sW arfes, heer-
mas .ypresse$l from the true 'nsficisn mag
netlc variation i6S East. The LABOR Shs iitl-
movements consist cf shafts art iunhel eN-
sF.4iius ave hundred dollars in salaa; rms
stsitn VAS .ocs;Vd under the name ~ Vie Mon
teams Ledge and Company. THIS clsiin =
honaaats, u the north by the Cars1h S's : Y.
$. survey So. 80. on the aest, south ana vast
by no knasgas elxipal.ls. The lsaoslioe Ii.slNs
Is al recuss; and may he found 10 Beck -.
Nfsseellauebs,s Records passe 81. Lyon Conn
N Recorie, kopt Al the eiaeo q the County
Reserder, II Dayton. I,yaa County, NeSaes
ANY and all per.ons elxinilg adversely amy
unrficu at said geTmsnn J. 7. Sehees sD0
10
.hs5r aAy.rSe clsisn With the Register Of the
4. Land 0fGsse. a. Carson e,ty, NeNaca.
duran, the sixty days period OF publication
b resi-, az shey VII be asrrsd by virtue 81 the
provisions u; the statute.
amt tal A. wAITx Register.