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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
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Real Estate Agents ana hGt!lp",rt...
10y VIRTUE UF 4 DEED g! Ii.I :;
~ executed by Thuma? l.. S'aahr." "Li J.'
w. Sanborn, his VILE, /, secure The !:.yHi'@.
The purchase money Tor the land describe
said deed, dated June 10, Io6:', snd al rr>'.'
tho Clerks Office oil AIcXsndra city, III hD'.
No. J. page 81, The undersigned, trustee,
sell by public auction. ~ .:1h. OF the MAJ.
House. on Fairfax street. .c&nAdrin. Va q
SATURDAY, the "Jih day ii december, -.
at ~ O'Clock N tina. portion Of the tract o. III
in Alexandria county, Va, known AS y y ]
WICK" and rcIcTrcl IL ~ s.Id decd "A. -.
on tho northeast side al tho Wusnlng!"i. ~
Ohio Railroad between .r.d r4i'"ord ni..' u
WashinGtUn nGl hicXand:I. :srapI"c -
Georgetown road, containing about - @''.'
AID should That portion Of the .rsct cell '"f H.
amount not sufficient to nny the sam 0l 1I, y.
with SIX per cent intcrcs. thereon IRON Ju@o
1874 together with all the "a penscs OF exc, an
this trust, thon, by the terms oil said d@e l. Il"
trustees will BELL, 1T tho same time aud i""
and upon the same tcrnls, the other p"!"'' .
said tract, lying on tho southwest sIdc q! -
w. T. o. Z. X Containing .tout - acre, 80
upon which the family En:si2n II situated
Terms OF Sa!e--Gne to'.rth OF the r"f'1h@
money to be paid Oh the day of sale the ;".''"
in three equal annual instnlmenl.r ihe hr!'''
payments /, bear interest, paynb." hsl! y'i''
from the day OF sale, and to be secured apo. Il"
property sold. Expenses OF conYGyaH>':- .'
borne By the purchaser. -...,-
REUBEN Johnston, r,...-..
w. c. YEATGN,
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News the Bay.

Saturday afternoon, Mrs Elizabeth Brady, CT
Washington, While Intoxicated, attempted to
prepare supper Tor Ter husband and family.
The result was that she fell on The stove, her
dress caught fire, and before assistance could
be rendered she was burned to death. Mrs.
Brady was alone in the house at the time the
accident occurred. \ carpenter working on a
house in the neighborhood noticed smoke iSsu-
ing from the window, broke open the door and
fouod the unfortunate woman lying OH the
floor dead, being trightlui!y burned.
Saturday vas the last day Of the meeting at
the Fair Grounds near Richmond. The first
race, three-Quarter mile dash for all ages, was
won by First Chance in l:2O; the second, o."
and a-haf miles, fer ali ages, By Ilattelas, il
2::.l2I. The third race was Ole aud quarter
miles for all ages, and is described as having
been spirited enc. 1t was won by Iacy III
els.
The suit Of Miss EugeDia Nlariintz agains!
Juan Del Vale, 10 recover $50, 900 damages
for legged breach of promise of marriage and
seduction, which has occupied SO much Of the
public attention in New York during the past
week, was brought to conclusion Saturday
afternoon BY tn jury bringing in verdict or
the. plaintiff and awarding her $50.
The Board Of Public Works, OF Virginia.
have appointed the following state proxies !lr
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad: j. H. Kelley, Of Frcicrcs sburs;
James Hunter ard Hilary T. Jones, OF Han
over; Thomas W. McCaucc arl William il.
Palmer, OF Richmoud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

The board were put 10 q single room ID lDc
jail but Dunn aOd Stone, the two wEltc ncm-
bc.s, and both of them Nortberners, have re-
fused 10 sleep ii the same room with the three
colored members, saying there is 90 civil rights
in JAIL The prisoners spent The day IN rot
Gus living, and are very noncha!apt, expressing
confiderc, that they will soon be liberated.
Treasurer Cardcza, ccl)red, aud Attorney
General Stone alone seem TO feel the humiIIa'
ton of their position.
There is some talk Of talking proceedings
against the sheriff tomorrow for allowing the
canvass,rs TO feast and earouse in Jail. AS
showing the difference between the treatment
Of republican aud democratic Offenders, It Is
worthy Ct note that eleven white democrats
from Aiken cou1ty arrested under the cnorce'
mcnt act, reached Columbia last night anu were
hudGIad Into two cells, aud spent the coolest
night Of the s.ason With a single blanket
each. They were supplied with food tins
morniug by citizens, some CT them not hay
ing broken fast Tor twenty four hours
| 4 dispatch from Washington says: y prl-
yate conference took place last night IN the
! White House between the President, Secrc.
tafy Cameron, Attorney General Tait and
! General Sherman. The conference lasted u
considerable time, and all those who partlcl.
pated 10 it were extremely re!lccnt as to
what took place. 1t is understood, however,
that the subject uDder consideration was the
situation OF affairs in South Carolina aud the
course to be pursued 10 the contingency Of OPP,
posing State officers and Legislature. is an-
ticipatcd that the decision is 10 afford The same
national assistance to Chamberlain as to kcl.
Iosg, ard that troops will deposited at tn. State
House in Columbia to prevent the entrance oil
any but those holding the certificates of the re-
| turnino hard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

a dispatch to the New York Herald Irom
Sac Franchises says: 'ttoY. Grover, OF Ore,
roo, refuses to issue tis certificate o! election
10 presidential elector to Mr.. Watts, the repub'
licsn candidate, on tho k.ound shat he was DIS
qualified to hold the otiiaa BY being 4 post mas
ter. He will give the certificate to the demo-
cratic elector. United States District Attorney
Latemer, Of this State las gone to Oregon, to
direct the republican, opposition to the action
of the governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
1876 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
IA IA M H sl.s4.
TO THE NORTH. WEST Il SOUTMM 81

IL 81 M N -
TO THE NORTH, WEST Il SOUTMH h-t
DOUBLE TRACk.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID See. r..'
MAGNIFICENT EuulrME*r.
November -. lN,I.
Trains leave Washington, from depot q. :.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAJ lEO!D, go.
ner Of Sixth and b street, ~ follows:
For Ph!la., Now York AID The has!. .',s. 30.
and go p. IN. daily, Wit, i':.iaoo Car. la"
tied Express Of pulIritn fhrltr Cars 49,
H. daily, except Sunday. ~. i'hliadD.,'a.'
and New York 80 y. III, daily, except 80.
day; for Philadelphia 80 ~ N. la ~,
For Pttsburg aid tho West, 90. Dl""!ty. So
Parlor Cars 10 riit=bErs; ,.ij -. n d"'.J
with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
For Canandagua anl tho North. IA J.. 1t
daily, except saturday, with i'n!aac Gas !
Watkins For ElmiIs, 80 \. ~. dnl'y. g.
cept S'.nday.
For the South, vim Richmond. l.o,A m. da'1,
snd Wis Lynchburg I. anl. AL !" =, la.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria. q, :, :, g. 10 nEd !! =. ~. ""'
1,3, 40, s, 4 10 ard y.H. DHS"H!EJ NJ e.
III, and and p. III.
Trains leave Alexardria Tor Whsh'o2; ~, .
g. g. ~ and II a.M.,l |, 3, 4.n 5, Ii - nn'. + $50.
On Sunday at ) and ID Il. IN, sii,! - ~ +. ~
Tickets and Information ca! b: ;'f.*''.". -
principal raiIrrai =.stl0ns LGI i'.@.@ "'i 1
Southeast u. II. BOYD j,
GcG'l p;~.r.I"t i. o..
FRANK THOMSON
tirIerai NAnaerr. H"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

Gen. Roger A. Pryor denies that he ever
uttered or entertained the opinion imputed to
him by the Washington Republican, and says
that be did not vote for Hayes and Wheeler,
but for Tilden and Hendricks. The denial was
unnecessary to any Que who ever knew the
General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

After the lst prox imo the rates ty the AT
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Co. between Any
two points in each State will not exceed 10
cents, and between any Two points within 100
miles, air line distance Git has heretofore beer
% miles, the rate will be % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
Isy Green d. Wise,

Resi- Estnte a gents sad i"tt'o!.e2a,;, ..
DY VIRTUE OK i DEED or Iku;.
ID from William i Hampton ana 5aFai'' l.
vito, 70 the undo .=igrcd, trustee and a. the T"
quest Of tho party secured il said deed, WI.
offer for sale hy public auction. IN the ct!y o.
Alexandria, Va. on SATURDAY, the oo;h %.
of December, 49,. al l.. o'clock IA, N iron! Q.
the Mansion House. on Fairfax s.. tAo p:@Sbr!,' :
conveyed by said deed, to nit: n TEAL -
LAND, in the county Of Prince Hil!'an' .
lying two mics south OF Nokc;Elile stS'''"
containing forty acrcs. more or less, 60" J" III"
joining the land Of Nj Causiani and o.i.1iS'
Terms cf Sals-cash enough to pay me .
penses OF sale end the notes due, and the Frs'"" .
on credit ot one, two ard three years, ":-h q
forest the notes to be secured by deed Vi '"'
on the land. ..,..,,
nov 25-wta PETER w u, lI"''S~' -
NEW YORK and VIRGINIA APPLE
~ for sale by <,. ,,....-,
nov - r. w. Y Eh1, - h.'nh =
,IRIME nos. /, and MACkEEEL;, A.
( No. Potomac Herring sld Shsd or :; Ss ,y .
LcT Is i. ". - e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

GEN. LEE AND A DISPATCH READER.-A
subscriber writes US 10 q postscript 10 busl-
ness letter thus Your paper is in my house
every night. like it best, except the Alex
andria Gazette. Snowdcn never told lies; but
young Snowdcn - is so busily occupied 10
telling the truth and shamiug the devil that
his Satanic Majesty has retired 10 Washington,
aud will return to alexandria 20 more. But
he ia one OF my people. Please come to my
house when you come 10 S;suDton.
The postmaster at Lexington used to say
that General Lee called daily at the office, and
out of the peck Of papers that were sent him
selected the Alexandria Gazette and the Rich.
moud Dispatch, and serencly walked away.
The taste OF our subscriber, from whose letter
the above extract is made, is so Identical with
that of General Lee that We are surprised. and
vet pleased at it, with chucke. We did not
learn that General Lee agreed with him 10
preferring the Dispatch to any paper Except
tile Alexandria Ga=ette.' Aleo are so suscep-
tible to jealousy that we are afraid We are not
tree from an infrmlty SO common to our race.
1t may be that this prompts Us to say that We
will not tell Snowdcn the words 10 the letter
We have quoted that are concealed By a dash.
This subscriber OF ours walks directly into
our heart; and won't We accept his invitation?
His Except" cannot obs!ruct our accept -
Richmond Diapatch
I'VE have taken the liberty to ill up the h'a
tus 10 the letter to the Dispatch, as it was
doubtless filed iu the origilal.-ED. GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

10 those who are really patriotic, who kaIe
any interest ia the wal!are oi the country, Or
who admire aG.! approve republican form OF
poyernmeat, the worst circumstance Attending
the existing crisis IN tlie couutry's affairs, Is,
we suppose, either the apathy with which the
radical ne spaper5, even those who pride them
selves upon their responsibility, treat such bare
faced frauds es that attempted. but detected,
in the Louisiana Ratucoing Board last Salur-
day, and such evidences OF Contempt OF law as
that lately exhibited Ly The Returning Board
of South Carolina, OF by the labGTed attempts
they make to palate OF gloss over such revolu'
tionary proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
Culpcper, Va, Nov. -, lS.G.

Mr. A Gordon Jones'
Dear Sir-Hercwth We hand you get oil shirt
studa, together with pair of cuff buttons. They
are presented 10 you in token of the spirit OF ac
commodatiou exhibited by you to one and all Of
Il: dining the period succeeding tie President.
ial election. They are slso presented as max
Of the high respect which the presentees enter
tain for you Very respectfully,
D. II. AEMsTROAu and uLhur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

The baggage. cypress and postal car Of The
through train from Richmond, Va, b. tie
Baltimore AID Potomac Railroad, yesterday
morning, was destroyed by IRE near Patuxeot
station. about twenty-five miles from Baltimore.
The train consisted OF several coaches with
through passenger As soon as the conductor
discovered that The car was on fire he sigDaed
the enaincer, but found that the bell rope W as
burned He then cut his train loose from the
burning ear, which was carried on some dis
tango hg the engineer before be discovered the
fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
Presentation.
Culpeper, Va, November p

Culpeper, Va, Novem Der -. I8lG
To the editor Of tho Alexandra Gazette:
SRI enclose you couple Of notes, thinking
you would like to publish them, IS the recipient
IS Young man who was raised in the city OF
Alexandria and since he has resided in Cul.
psper as telegraph operator, his uniform kind
ness and poiteness have been such rs TO call forth
this presentation, showing the high appreciation
in which he is held by the good citizens Of Gull
pepper. Respectfully, +. ID. JoHEsoN.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1876.
bondhoIder of the Chesapeake and Ohio

4 boudholder of the Chesapeake and ONO
Canal Company asks us Why not single pre-
ferred bond Of that company has been PAID this
gear, when, a. Ii. is crcaibly informed, the COM
pany has fulIy $lt,l, o;)u un hand. lie also says
that in the suit Of john 5. Cuttings i Co VS..
The Canal Company, he Court decided that
after paying the Necessary expenses OF 1he
canal the residue oil tho iunia on baud must
be paid 10 the bOndhoiers. The bonihoders,
he saws, fail 10 see Tic wisdom. necessity or
fairness in holding over 100000 to pro7lde
for Contingent repairs IN the c!ual during the
winter. aud do n9t ;ihu to sec .hc!r property
shrink ia. yaiuA frcm IL. to 81 III less than
twelve mouths, when, they think, it might
have been avoided, at least IN measure, by
good management in the use Of iunds at the
command o.! the company, 10 Tie satisfaction
OF the bondhoders, and without dcttlmcEt to
the Interests Of me caus!. We arc not suthcl-
emily acquainted with The atlsl!s vi the Canal
Company to furnish the reformation asked Tor !;
probably some of our Baltimore contcmpo-
raries can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
Gulneper. Va. NOV. -: "a. L i

ten.iemcu- 10 you rendo: my sincere
thanks for this token OF yoar esteem. In reude:-
ing what little + did / thought not Of compenEa-
ton. but accept this and will ever prize it dear
u l)r the Hospitality shown me while among
Jou. Again thank you, and msy ever con-
tiEue worthy of your respect.
ost res pscttully, A. GukDus J0EEs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

10 alludiDg to the late audaclcui and reVolu-
tionary action Of the Returning Board CT
South Caro!iua, the New York Herald says:
"The audacity Of this act betrays great. des-
peration. If undonc in the course OF justice 1t
will stand as q monumental intamy. Even II
the Court fails to reach the Board the electoral
vote of the State will be little better than
stolen goods, which will taiut the receiver as
we'll as the sharp practitioners who purloocd
it. Can the republican party afford to take its
first instalment from the doubtful States with
The highest judicial tribunal OF South Carolina
crying, Stop thief after its nimble car
riers ?''
We are afraid il eau. The republican party
is governed With au iron hand BY its leaders,
and GraGs, Blaine, Morton, Kellogg, Guam
berlain, S,earns and BoEd can stand anything
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

NJ .tierson JAWS who has been 10 Europe
tor some time rast arrived at Nc8 York satuI.
jaT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27
EOrefgn News.

There is nothing startling concerning the
Eastern question. TIE action Of England will
depend upon whether l;ussia shapes her de-
nsnds in such torm as will guarantee the
rights of the Christian subjects 10 Turkey With
out destroying the Sovereignty ofthe Porte, and
the whole result of the conference will turn on
the question of the armed occupation Of the
provinces.
Advices received 10 San Francisco are said 10
make it not imp probable that tie revolution re-
ported last week, as having broken out 10 Low
er California, is movement 10 the interest OF
Poririo Daz, and which might spread over the
State. President Lsrdo has sent force to cp-
pose the re7olutionists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

TILDEN AND HENDRlcKs-rhc New ork
World says Gov. Hendricks thinks that Il c
political situation is getting brighter. The &C
ton Of tie Supreme Court Of South CaroIius,
Saturday, in fining and committing the board
Of canvass2ra for contempt, he believes to be
just. And it was encouraging as indicating
tina, The republican party, or some Of its mem.
bers, feel the weight Of the universal public
opinion, demanding fairness ADD justice, and
Elore markedly SO because this action is that Of
Que ct their GWn courts, and there is not The
possibility of suspicion that the bench has
baeo Influenced in any way by the democrats.
1t is possible, he said, that the prisoners may
appeal to Judge Bond, Of the U. S. Court, bat
they cannot now rieh,iuy do so.
The New York Herald says Governors; I'll
den and Hendricks had aDotfer interview Of
an hour AID hats duration on Saturday,
and that after careful review of the Whole
field and perfectly clndd exchange Of their
views tearl5g on every possible phase o. the
contest they reached the CONCLUSION not only
that they are elected By majority Of the cleo
toral as we'll as the popu'ar vote, bnt also that
they will be quietly and peacefully lnaueurated.
A gentleman who occupies very high pos!
ton 10 the party. aud had becn much with
Gov. Hendricks, said "Gov. Hendricks is E
excellent spirits and perfectly coaliIent CT be-
ing inauguraed on the fifth Of next March.
He does Tot doubt that the three disputed
States will be counted ior Hayes, but he thinks
tha, this fraud canrnt stand when Congress
meets.' Both Go7ernnrs agreed that the Vice
President has nothing 10 do with the counting
Of the votes, bet simply opeos ard Congress
alone coaot5 them, The results of their legal
examinations during TIE conference were con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-27

CANAL. COM NJ EI2Ci..
Arrived w } Lloyd, y s 81.
rngha ain, Green, +; L Moore and Z r.,aa A:
American Cosl Co; Four Sisters and tN
Ham burg to New Central Coal Co: { SEQ.
and r T S5emmcs, 10 } L Agncw; j. Bar.aa.
Katie s. Addie, - Biaen Avon Coat l.,
Departed Boat NJ NJ Lewis
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
NEW TODAY.
Democratic Speaking.

J. C, HAGERMAN and T. BI4ENNERHtS~
SkTF, Preside initial Electors, will address the
citizens of Nevads ON The political issues Of
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN

p There has been lull in the cam.
paigu against the Sioux, though no re-
port of an armistice between the bel
hgerents has reached us. Sitting Bull
with his warriors have adroftly given
Crook the slip, and cvaded battle by
going over the line into British Column
bia, or hiding in the Businesses of the
Rocky Mountains. 1t is difficult to as
certain his present whereabouts, as
nothing is definitely known except that
the troops have not been able to find
{ him. The Indian Department is en-
deavorng to patch up treaty with the
agency indians, and those of the hos
tiles, who prefer Government rations
during the Winter to skirmishing for
grub in the deep snow of the Rocky
Mountains. The House of Represen-
tatives passed bill at its last session
transferring the Indians to the War
Department. General Sheridan and
others stated before the committee to
whom the bill was referred. that the
change would save the Government
several millions of dollars, and it was
expected that the bill would becomes
law. Ia the Serate, however, the En-
dian ring was all powerful, and its in
fuence killed the bill. The Indians
are to remain in charge of the ring for
the present. or until the election of Til
den aud Hendricks will compel the pas
sage OF a bal to put stop to Indian
wars by placing the Indians under the
immediate supervision of the military.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE.

A dispatch from New York relative
TO the angelic candidate, r. s. Hayes,
which appears elsewhere i'll these col.
umns, is of interest to foreign born
citizens. who support the Republican
candidate for President. 1t has now
been ascertained beyond all doubt that
Governor Hayes and w. A. Wheeler
were nominated by the American Ali
ance for President and Vice President
of tho United States, and that they ac-
eepted the nomination and endorsed
the principles of the Order. The Ali
Ance is new name for the Star Span
gled Banner secret political orgapiza-
ton, which was generally known as
Know Nothingism. 1t is proscriptive
ordec. whose principles prohibit for
eigu born citizens from holding any
Office of profit or trust in this free and
enlightened age aud country. To &C.
complish this, they propose an amend
men1 to the naturalization laws, linn
iting the suffrage, and swear to vote
ouly for American born citizens for all
Offices from the highest to the lowest.
The Alliance is an organization which
is working silently and secretly for this
purpose. Its mem bership is believed
to number hundreds Of thousands all
sworn to advance the principles OF the
order. Governor Hayes pledged him.
self to support its principles. and is
known to be an honorary member.
His acceptance of the nomination of
the Alliance pledges him, if elected, to
carry cut the principles of the order;
and neither vote for Or appoint TO any
office foreign born citizen. This in
tsailgsnce must be very gratifying to
those Of foreign birth who, as members
Of The Republican party, advocate the
election of Hayes and Wheeler.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SAN Francisco SULPHUR COMPANY.

SAR RASCLSSO SULPHUR COMPANY.
Y OCATIoN of principal place of business,
n zoan Francisco, California - Location of
works, humboldt county, Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting
Of the Board of Directors, held ON the cath
day of Sept mber, 1876, an assessment tNo.
u OF Zen Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of said co. polation payable i'm
msoiately, i'll United States gold coin TO the
secretary, at the office OF TIE conpal y, Room
IS SAFE Deposit Building, No. 328 Mont gomery
street, San Francisco, Cali .orn.a.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday. the thirtieth
day OF October, 1876, will be deemed delin-
auent and advertised for sale st p1blic
auction, and unless payment is iusde befoEe.
Will be sold on Eueada, the 2ist day If O.
vember, 1876, to pay tle Delinquent assess.
meLt, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF saie.
Jos. RORERrS, in. Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. Is safe Deposit building.
No. 32S Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Hayes Knownothing and Nominec
OF tine American Alliance.

New YORK. Oct4.
Gov. Hayes has now TUNED up in
new character. that of candidate of
American Alliance Order, which seeks
to prohibit foreign born citizens from
holding any Office in this free and en-
iightened country. At Convention of
American Alliance. held in Philadelphia
on 4th of July last. II. b. Hayes and
VIM. A. Wheeler were nominated as
candidates of American Alliance for
President and Vice President. In the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES

SAN Francisco. Oct. 4 1876.
Colt, silver aHi Curfenc
Silver ca. per cent. discount buy
ing, and C0G4disconnt selling.
Currency Oh, 9l34.
Trades 90 o. "a
Gold opened il New York tsis fore
room at Ll0.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-04
VANDERBILT, Dying.

INV Your, Oct 4. 1876. e
Vanderbilt is weaker. His case is
critical and dissolution nay be expect
ed at any time. He SAYS He'll Gate e1-
plosion does not amount to a cent.