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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Peri6nIidrs. - Sr. Garl8eit
nauer, friiber Bierbrauer bel Srn.
S. Bid in 9Dfenstoiun, Oieiem Gonntb,
iebt ober in 8uIbauu. Si6.earOIina,
tuObnbaft, besbrte unS Isbte 8ods nit
m@eiud. $r. B. lift ein banbfeiter
8amsraO. unO idIOb iid Dor ieiner Gb.
rsife nod Dem ,&ipperidsn Gorps" an.
8infdtn ibm beftes @Oblereeben.
Sr, $sinrid Sdwarb bon Sra.
ristta, ftattets uns ebenfaIls einen fllr5ei
8sIu6 ab. Sr. g. bradts Die trauriee
8otidoft, Dab Sr. 8m, @eier BON
@optopn, Iebte ISOLDE nit 8obe aboe.
oonoen iei. Sr.. @. :botte inns Dor iue.
niscn 8oaeh nod init einem 8elnd be.
ebrt. Gr mar Elm @itoIieb oes ,,@l.
tup &OOlpb 8nuOes, 1glo.1e. .8.S.S.8.
in @arietta. +
Gud Sr, @eor9aSaeobH Sobn
bes Srn. SObannes SaeobD bon gbdnt.
bersburs, iOwie Sr. Sof. 8oIffiII
bon sbsnOolsIbit itottetsn ans am W1on.
taa fur3e 8elnde ab, iuie aud Der be.
tlllr, =.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
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(Ginssl. bon pans Sa&s, VRilabsIpbia.)
Sin Sater iaote 5u ieinen beiben
S6bnen, aIS fie ibn mad ieinem nnb ID.
rem 9lItsr fra8tsn Sans 1T 20 Sabre
iiineer uIs ib, @eOre 1T 2 Sabr iiin9er
ais Sans, unb Dor 10 Sabren mar id
serabe 70 alt, aLS ibr 8sibe 3uiammen
iebt alt Ieio. @ie alt iparen bic Srei :?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
&atbieI.

auROiun9 Der 8dtbleI in slrO. 81. Der
nStaots3eitlu9"
20. l.
nR0ui9."
Iuf0iino Don foI9enOsn ASeriOnen:
Sans Sadl$, SbiIaoeIpbia Bm. s.
8siier, &cabiH9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
Sier 1T Der Sctueis
peH ftinu
nnIbertreff

eeiet bic na9fOlssnbeu beimatbli9en
bnr9 bea smiuentsn Gbemiitsn Gbparb
o. @arrlSuss in Pbilabslpbia beitatiS'
ten 3eaSutiie
Gs frtut MID 90 btItustn, bab usln sanIll9
8rauts 6aar bnrt ben @tbraa2 bee ,,eens
BON Raar. arbe Grntuerer" S6lIi8ju
ltintr iiaihiI&tn Garbs unb frdfteem Wa4s~
'''"' ERE. Riust
Rp. 7so Rorb sts Str., pbiIabtIpbIa.
Or. GpaYnt II. Spbn - Nlre. Riur un6
sltIe @nhut iInb nit ben GrfoIetn, iptIhe Ils
burt ben GtbrauH bee ,.ernbOn Saar>f5arbt gr>
ntutrtr" an tRrsH srausn 9aarsn srslsItsn, boot
jufritbtn.
9, q. @arrtsuts, DIOsuth
gds 10. unb Gsatts Sir., wbiIa.
Der ,.9pnbpH 5aar>0arbt grasusrtr" bat bic
nailrli1e Garbt mttHtr 6aart tptsbsr berat1slt
unb elm btrrIlGts fraitIsts Da6sibuHi trJtust.
Wrs. aHnts Rorris,
Rp. 8l8 RUrb 7tt Sir., mbtIa.
SOitoner 5eusniB;
SuIi ~, 1871.
Or. 6paSHt u. Spbn! = Sd ssbrauGtt ltB>
ten @lntsr SbrsH ,,epnbpn SaarsBarbe Grntut,
rtr" unb btjtuse NIT 8rtubtn, bab btrftlbt mel
ntH 8abIlopf mtbr nhbts, ais irssnb cine grdpa>
ration bic Id rdbrsnb btr Itbttn utun Sabre esS
brau6tt. lsbtrf2idtR Gle mir elm DuJeno eyIa>
f8sH.
a4tunssSOu bic SPriss,
4attL
SO. 10 RutIanb Square.
preiS IS @entS per Slai6e.
Ran ubrsfHrs;
Or. StpaDne & SobH
go. 43O glorb 6te Steabe,
Gbttabetpbta, 9G
ausiniss GissHtbdHisr.
As>euiauft bst alien apOibstsrH,-%
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

aeae anseisen. = SOI0snoe rislls
@n,sieen srideinen in Der heutISeH
,Staats. 8eitlina auf lueIde luir linis'
re aeler uuimsrfiam maden:
Sd0nes Saar-Or. SmaDne & Son
SdwinOildt-9r. Spapne & Son
8dderei su uerfanfen-e. Selleinan.
Nhtuno-8eutonia Banpereln.
gfcIe QofaI. .Mn,eiAen &C., &C.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Bon elmer Senb sttSbtet. -Srui
Sdrump bon @iufsIO &Ounfdip, But.
Isr County, oiue pOr siuiSen &dSfn in
ben Stuu, I'M ibrer Sub BufTsr Su os.
ben. yin $unb fOISte ibr, unO fam
sbeSran Sdrump in ben Stua; Die
ssubpurOs OaOnrd 70 aufGebruat. bab,
aIs Die Srali in ben Stall trat, iie bon
berIeLbsu risnssesloOrfsn unb Oermabsn
lpuIss boh ie penioe 9tuH.
u dlb. Nas fRredIiaGIln.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
aan,l, nll h,r S,rnnl2-N. s. ete.

mart. Der reids &anfmannS' 'Shrit BON
0ep yOrf, 1T, wie bcreits an ciner an
bern Gteue bemertt, tobt. Seine Beer
bisuno iano am Sonneritn9 itatt. gielp
gorfcr 8Iattcr Iuseu bon @nnber iuie
bieIe gtsuoisriOs ba luaren, rm ibn nod
einmaI ;u iebsn; luie idon, reid init
idwarsem Sammet iiberNedt, - Der
Saro mar, pie prudtuoll bic mahlp.
eoIbne @lutte nit Der Snidrift, bic
0oIocne 8riffe, Die idwere 9olOene
SranIeu, Die fohburen 8Iumen, II. I.
TO-, I'M ibn berum luoren. llno Iuas
iebt? Barum all oieler %runf? ST
Stepart iebt be0er oIs Der armite
8ettIcr ?-Staub biIt bu, uno 5u Staub
ioQit ou mcrNeu-ber &cidc pie Der
Grme. @rId cine luciIs, 90ttIide Sin.
ri6tuns 1T ss brum oOd, bub I'M SOSs
mir @IIe sIeid Iino. Drum binwe9
nit euren soIoncn Sronien, 9olbnen
@latten unS @rifsn. glidt irbiide
Sddbe unO @runf iino eS, Die ben
@fcnIdcn Sieren, IOnoern ein selpiHen'
batter rsdfbuffencr 9ebensluonocI. in
weIdem edte Qiebe uno Sreue 9esen
ben 9tsbenmenidcn miteinancer Uerbnn..
ben iinS. sIQeS andre il eitIer 3nnb.
Berbientrs 9ab.-,8nOpp's SIT
ititut" in Baltimore, (oer GitD'SalI 0e'
9eniibtr seIeScn,) 1T unitreiti9 cine Der
beitcn llnterridts.&nitult oicies Cam
oes. ScNcn ytuf critrcft iib nidt mir
ilber gang Baltimore uno @arbIunb,
iunbcrn icIbit in bic eniferntciten Staa'
ten beS SiibcnS unN beS @eitCnS. Sn
6ieiem Snititut Dcrncn &inber ni6t al
Icin in Seutibsr uub Gn9lilber Spra.
DIE UoIlitdnois ausosbiIbet iOnSern in
allen 8randen Der STUNT uuO Bliien'
idoit srbulten beilen 8O9IinSe llntcrridt.
$0ren mir iuaS bic Baltimore ,8ie.
ne" iIbsr bic Dor einiscn &O9en itatt8c'
babte 8riifans Der 3O9Iinae oieieS Sn.
ititutS 3n iu9en bat; nno oa luir Srn.
8uopp ibOn felt lucni9itenS % Sabren
peri0nIid fennen, 10 frent eS llnS Inn 70
mcbr, 6as perbiente Cob Nieiem luafercn
aItcn Srcun6e unb tiidtisen SduImuu'
lie bier luisbsrbOieu 81 fonnen:
,Oie 8riifun9 Der 30eIinse beS
ribmIibit befannten beuti6 6.en9IiIben
SnItituteS be$ $rn. &nopp, iueIhe
bon Wonto9 bis SonnerIta9 lu6brte.
Iieferte ipie0erum einen oelltliden Be
iueis, luie weit eS bic Gner9ie uno Shat
froft eine8 eiWsInen WfanneS brin9en
f6nnen. @eit rno brett erfrellt iid)
DieIe @nItolt eineS auS9ejei6neten Wll'
fe$ unb in Dem 3eitraume bon % Sab
ren bat bielelGe ouf oaS ie8enSrel9itC
9eluirft. Nie 8rilflln9 Der i0mmtlideu
8luIieu beuieS, onb in benieIben Die be-
lte 2ebr. uno Gr3iebun9Smcthooe Srr
Nnipenoun9 fOmmt, ioldeS 3ei9ten biz
9ilniti9cn 8cluItate, iueIde oem Nuoito'
rum, aus GItern, &OrmilnOern ins
Sreunoen be$ Gr3iebun9Sluelens bette
beno, 70 iidtbor Dor Die Mu9en traten
Sin treIfIideS QebrerperIonal lnteritilbt
auf isbe 8eiic ben 9ireftor Srn. s
&napp in ieineu bumaniitiiden 8eitre'
buu9eu. @o9e cS Oemlclben nod lan
&c per9Onnt ieiu, i'm Sntereiie Der Men'
ibener3iebun9 uno 8olfSanftIdrnn9 81
luirfen, lIno Die Srildte ieineS SIciBeS
in ieiuem 9eIAn9enen llntcrncbmen 81
prutcu
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GclOF0Gen.

EOl8eiet Wel6tr lpiirpfti fur De ,Staafss 3tl.
tans" erbaItsn, bic bisrbur@ nit DanI be.
f&sinist psrbsn:
9arl s. @iIler, Sorriabure, $500
MoleS @u9ner, Mobanop, 200
gilbert SdnIB, 9IItoona, 400
8m. Nmrbcin, DO 200
Sartmann 8enorim, $armunD, 2.1O
GarI &eitnauer, @albaIIa, 9. g., 2.20
Sriebrid 8iinsnsr, Somerlet, 500
8. SEQ. 8ert, &iIIin9er, 200
Samuel &ObIer, GataIauqna, 200
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

3Hss uab pauisbars. psrIaITea ipit fpTsh
8trlalT.n Rsp, ,gprf, um 900 @eprsens, unO UNI
100, 6.15 Rohmittaes anb 07.45 @ttnbe.
BtIIalIsn philadelphia, um 9.15 Nlpresus unb
uni $40 unb ITO Ra9mittass.
BtIIaITtn Rsabine, TIM 4.40, T.4O, II. 20 Wprs
etnS, unb UNI 1.60, 6.15 unb 10. 20 y. W,
@erlafsn ppttssillt, I'M 800, 100 MlpraenS uap
nm 4.35 RaGmtttass unb pia Sdupifiu uab
9usaprbaRHa 9ptiebapnsn I'm s.o5 Rcrs.
DtrIaIfsn @lsntppn, tiai 2.30, $50, $3.50 Ilurs
gene, 1870, 4.S0 U. s.45 Ra6mtttaee u. Mbbs,
Der 2.SO RCrstns Bug bon an.utupn unb bsr
4.4O Bug bon RsaelHe stHtH HtSt an RpRs
tadeti.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

9[0. 3.
(GinaeIanbt Son 50. @. 9. ReiItr, &eabing,
anb SObH .gUasnwsitsr, 8riOssturs, gbiIa.)
Oie 8abIen /, 2, 8, 4, 8, 6, 7, s, 8
in neun Nuo6rate einjuIdlieben, 70
bab iie nod allen @idtunsen 3uInmmen.
ae,abIt INNER bic Summe Is ou$ma.
den. gBie 9ebt baS 3u?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
@nnntaas.aIat.

Radb Rstp,g gotE, um $40 Roresns.
Rad Maenippn nnb sBtssStatipntu un $40
Dprmttiass.
Wadj Rsabins, gbHabApbiu anb @ts. .StuHputH
UNI !. As RaGmittass.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

llnseiGasrtes 8rOb.-8ie bic Ser.
reu 8. MartS & SObn. 70 bate und
Sr. 8eni. Straub, isuer bsFannte
SIeiberbanoIsr, gde Der Marft unS
4teu StruBe bic Site, nns bOr sinisen
SaSsu cine @ortbie iO9enannter STA.
ben," ODER run9elauertes 8rOb" su
iibsrienosu. Sieie ,,@aben" iinb ans
rsinsm @ai3enmebI in biinns. run6e
SUDDEN sebadeu; iinO flip, miirbe unb
anssnsbm su eHeu. Sie iuerbsn nab.
renO benz @u1abfelt wsIdss Oieiss Subr
am 9ten NpriI beeonn, unb am 16ten
(na6Iten Sonntas) suben iuirb, gegel.
fen. 0us 9uHubfeit luurbe bon @fofss
3ur grinnerun9 an iene gladt iuo Der
8irosupeI uue GritsebOrnen in gsDp.
ten eridIus, ein9sisbt, nno wirO bon
ben Subsn felt ieuer Belt I'M feierIiden
&nosnfen scbaIten. 0ie beiOen eritsn
uno 5nei lebten Sage lueroen bon allen
SSraeIitsn anfS itrensIte esfsiert.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
go. 2.
q. .629 &Ioftern."

M y bE w TT W.
Qlua0Iun9 bon foI8enoen 45erIuuen ::
Sans Sads, @biIabeIpbiu; Bm. S.
8eiier, 8eabin9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
Sylau brraelIe nidlt, beute @6eno Der

@au berseFe ni6t beute &beuo Der
@antata "The Haymakers," int Spe'
.raJ JSaus bsisuwutnen. -3pur 1T cS icbt
nod etpos frib gum Seumad d en-,
absr, Oh frib oOsr ipdt, Oh GcScn ONsr
Sonncnldcin, Die "HarmOnic Society
iit entfdIoien, beute Gbenb uSeu" sa
MAIDEN. @ie? fam Seoer ieben, Der
ibre @untata bsindt. Sfiemanb miro
IS Qereren.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Sebr gut. - Ser bieiiee StaOtrOtb
bate sinsn @eicbuOrIdIa9 Dor Der &C.
(tbssbune, uOuOn Der cine Oabn 9in9,
ben Stabtratb 5u ermddti9en, msbr
SdulOen anf Die Sta6t su MAIDEN, unO
Der anOsre 8OrldIa9, I'M bic 9eiunb.
hsits.8sbOrOe ob3nIbuffeu. - SIN Se.
nat iinb aud bsibs SoridIdec paiiirt,
iuurben aber inn bemOfratildcn $auS
peroonnert. - 8rabo.
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30. 4.
(Ginssiuntt pOn 9Uispb gliSsL gitiSUurs)
8aS 1T apiiben Bergen unb &baI {
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

(Gtus.l. sons. .guIsnpsIbsr, 9ribssturs gbiIa)
Gs III niGt bsuts uRb ni9t s.fsrn
Or& tsibe iisnut er fe!ne S9prfTn;
Der Cine sebt pcrart
Der slntsrs bat bsfanbis na@,upanbnn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Sans gut. - 8ie aus BuidinstOn
semeIoet luiro, fol- Der 3Ol auf Sbee
unb 8affer aus Der neuen Garifbiu ans.
Seitriden, .. b., Senunnte GrtifeI fOIIen
biernud frei impOrtirt tuerben.-Sebr
sut.-llnb aber mas tbut Der Senat bon
EenniDIOunien -? gr bat beidIoiien, bab
bic SsnutOren unb GOnsrebmitsIieOsr
bon @enniDIuonien sesen iebe Ser.
anbernn9 bes isbi9su &ariffS film.
men iOllen
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Tener! 2ebten Samitu9 Mor9en
I'M ettua bolb 2 llbr, lunrOen SisIe unl.
rg Burger burd ben &nf Ssner ans
ibrsm Sdlaf erluedt, inOem bic Sarris.
burg giiiS.Subrif, Gde Der 8wsiteu unO
SOriter in 8ranb seratben luur. SO
pur Elm II Stodpsrf bObeS Srdmeee-
bauOs, unb iuurOe nebit SnbaIt sdu3lid
ssrtOrt. Ser Serlnit 1T Obneefdbr
5000 bis 5000, uno 1T periidert.
HrannitiftaHg. - Sonntas Mitter.
nOht ipnroe Gin 8erIud 9emadt, ben
Stall Der Serrsu Ale.8raner Sinf&
8ODer (Oem GapitoIiumsrunO eesen.
ibsr) in 8ranO gu iebsn, inOem 8ilnb.
itOff inter Der &biire binbnr6seIdoben,
uno bann an9e3ilnbet luorbeu mar. Sin
iunesr 0rufer, Nameus Monroe 8rsi.
Der, sntbsdte iebOd nod 3eitis bas sell.
sr, uub berbiitete baburd ubne 8weifeI
cine beOsntenbe Seuersbrunf. /
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20
Cumberland Sallep GiieHbGba.
Seit Isabelle.

aafans,nb am lUnias. aOs. %, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Gnmerfune. q. = Sbi9e Gore.
Iponben3 bate fdOn in lsbter gfamtner
Der ,,Staatsjeitun9" eri@einen IoIIen,
fam aber Isiber3u ipdt. Sbr 9eiuiirster
Snbalt berIiett isOod baonrdJ nidts an
ibrsn @erth, uiio turp ieIbit iebt nod
nit SHtereBsu ngrotf. DenI
9ssgrtsn btsn Uir
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30. 7so ROrb sh Str.. philadelphia,

Or. Graynt If. Sebn - Rre. MiIIu unb
sitIe anbnt 0nb nit ben GrfuIstn, tptI&s flt
barH ben gtbrauh bee ,.ernbon Saar>Garbt Gr>
usutrtr" an tbrtH srausn 5aarsn srsisltsn, bt&R
jufritbtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-20

Der ,,2pnbpH 5aar>0arbt Grasusrtr" bat bic
nailrltHe Garbe ntetnsr 6aart iptebsr bsrstGisllt
unb elm btHIIGte iraittsts DaGsibum trltust.
Wrs. annts Rprris,
Rp. 8l6 Nptb 7tt Sir, mbtId.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

They have in Chicago, that fast town
by the lake, a newspaper called the
Matrimonial NeWs. II is devoted ex
clusively to matters and things in the
unwedded line. We select from n vast
number of personal advertisements
one which printers would term a fiat
take" Read it, you u~nregenerated
bachelors, read il:
Will some bachelor, who is tired of
single life write me Il letter every day
uutil his heart begins to speak. and il
mine responds he shall have my for
tune OF over q hundred thousand, en-
numbered only by one hundred and
twenty-five pounds. Address, Mar
gurile, care editor Matrimonial, Chi
cago, Ills.
Now just turn yourself loose. Go
for that fortune and gobble it. Write
the old gal two letters a day letters a
brim full of affectionate terms as a eur
dog is of fleas. Put your best foot
foremost, and a short time hence you
may may be reveling in wealth ten
numbered only by l25 pounds
There's more OF these solitary doves
that whine for a mate, but our space
will not admit of reproducing then
lads
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

who voted on certificate of registra.
ton at the recent election. The in
vestigation has brought to lights num-
Der OF fraudulent registrations, but
they are cases which the law, the
County Clerk, nor the United States
authorities could prevent. The orig
inal purpose of the Finance Commit.
tee in going into the investigation has
undergone a change. The new idea is
to so amend the registration laws as to
make fraudulent voting and repeating
impossible, and also to simplify regis
tration OF citizens, The main idea il %
create a Bureau Of Registration which
shall have absolute control of all pa
pers pertaining to the elective fran
chise. except such as form parts of the
records of The various courts OF nat
uralization, in which case certified
copies will he in possession Of the bu-
rean. The plan contemplates these
papers shall he so classified and in
dexcd that every voters record shall
be open and information regarding his
right to vote obtainable by am citi-
zen. Fs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15
NECK AND NECK.
WHO is THE PRESIDENTS
Both Parties Claiming the Battle.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.
The following congratulatory address
has been issued by the National Dem
ocratic Committee:
To the People of the United States:
The National Committee aS
the result of the presidential election
held on the 9TH of November the cleo
ton of ). j. ridden, OF New York. as
President. and I. a. Hendricks, OF In
diana, as Vice President. We congrat-
ulate you on this victory for reform.
1t now only remains for the two
houses of Congress-, in the perforin-
ance of their duties on the second
Wednesday in February next, to give
effect to the will OF the people tht.s q
pressed in the constitutional mode by
a majority of all the States As well aS
by an Overwhelming majority OF all
the people of the United States.
BY order OF The Executive Com
mittee. ADRIAN ;. HEWITT, chm.
FRED. o. Primes, Sec'y.
The following was sent out by Hon.
Zach Chandler tonight:
An address nas been issued 10y the
Democratic National COMMITTEES claim
ing the election of Tilden. 1t is the
last desperate attempt to prop a failing
cause Hayes has been fairly elected
by a clear majority of the electoral
vote, and there is no indication that
any right-minded citizen has a doubt
as to the result. The address of the
Democratic Committee is All impudeUt
and audacious attempt to prejudice
and pervert the public judgInen'.
Hayes and Wheeler are elected and
the will of the American people will
be carried out and maintained.
Il. CHANDLER,
Chairman National Rep. Com.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15
sILyER

Att
1t appears hat BANDS silver bill
has passed the House. There seems
to be strong opposition to it from a
Republican stand point, and the pre-
diction is confidently made that it can
not so through the Seuate. We have
not been favored with the text, or eve
a synopsis of the bill, aud we cannot
therefore determine whether it pos
sesses Questionable features or not.
As a matter Of policy, however, look
ing to the promotion OF the leading in
dustry of this State, We certainly hope
that Mr.. BANDS measure may become
the law of the land. We have great
confidence in Mr.. BANDS Judgment
on subjects touching the silver inter-
est. He formerly resided for a num-
Der of years Oh the Comstock, and
since getting into Congress from Mis-
souri, he has on every suitable occa-
sion shown himself IA friend Of Ne.
vada. Apropos of this whole subject,
we append a dispatch received yester-
day from Washington, showing what
is thought and said about this silver
question at the Capitol. Says the tele
gram:
1t vas stated shout the House, While
the discussion of the bill was going on,
that the quotations in London We're
$50 pence per ounce, hut the truth is
the real quotation was $50. This
price brings silver nearly to the value
OF gold, it's equivalent price in the
fixed ratio of sixteen to being
about 5SB pence. Men who were par
ticularly wild last summer on the sill
yer question have Ho anxiety for any
law making silver a legal tender if it is
to remain atsfts present price. They
seize the opportunity of high quota
tons, hoping for less opposition to the
measure than when silver was cheap
or. They expect within a short time
that silver will again so up to its Old
prices. The class who's are particularly
interested in silver minihg,o of cour>e,ar
not so much impressed by this view OF
the situation. Imitation silver men are
likely, however, to be mistaken in the
supposition that the price of silver is
full enough to make it permanently
cheap. Coin experts are of the opinion
that the recent depression was almost
wholly abnormal and that silver will
approximate nearly to its former rates.
If it should remain permanently at a
sufficient percentage of difference be-
low gold to cause it to take the place
Of the latter metal in circulation-it the
double standard were not to be adopt
ed-this result would satisfy Senator
Jones and the Pacific Coast, but il
would not be acceptable 10 the people
who have been voting for silver cur.
rancy because it WAS cheap and could
be made plenty. II is not believed the
it can not pass without very great
modification, which would render it
much less obnoxious than it is in its
present form. If it is nee estab-
lished that the ratio of gold TO silver is
to remain nearly as sixteen is to one,
the strength of tue sill Fe bil will very
rapidly drop away, bo.h in the House
and Senate by the loss of llls green
back imitation voters who will return
to their firstlove.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

THE Cincinnati Enquirer puts this
narrowing eonu"drnm:
Oh say, can you Sos BY the dnwn's early lich.
That SO proudly we hailed at the t~ilights
last gliding;
A flag Whose broad stripes fai ped. fippsi
end 6oopcd,
And revcnled tho grand name Of Samue. j.
Tildinge
oh, say, have wo still got 'em:
And the New York Graphic hastens
to make answer:
Oh, no; we can't ace any such rnT "a tT.t-
But a lse-goHry rooster, with tai-feathers
Wondering
fTh>re are snakes in yonr boots and a brick
in yoIr hai)
Keeps raising = row Cor Samuel J. Touldoring.
On, yes: you've o t'sni bad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15
LOUISIANA.
Governor Wells Snubs the Con-
gressional Committee.
NEw ORLrANs. Dec. I3.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is.
Governor Wells was before the
declined answering questions, deny
ing the authority of the committee to
interrogate him on Returning Board
matters. He said il the committee
would EMPLOY eight clerks in addi-
ton to the clerical force of the board, all
the papers could be copied and with
them the committee would have all the
information as to the votes cast In
the State and the evidence which
prompted the action of the board. The
other members OF the board were no.
tilted that they would be examined
hereafter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

CHIEF NACHES AT WoRR.-Naches,
chief of the Piutes, says the Sltre7
State, has had the section Of land on
the Big Meadows, given him by the
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
surveyed, and he is now at work with
several young men OF his tribe clear
ing off the land, preparatory to seeding
it in the spring. He has had a frame
house built on the ground, in which,
with his two wives, he lives contented-
ly in true Mormon style. lie intends
building a large adobe house i'll the
spring, for the accommodation OF his
FAMILY and retainers on the ranch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

A NEW ORLEANS journal having
Dragged about ga beautiful girl" in
that city who weighs 42i pounds,
the Burlington HdWkeye eXclaims:
''Fraud! fraud! Lst's appoint a com
mittee of Northern men OF national
reputation to go down and see q fair
weigh"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

SINGLE SrANDARD.-The San Fran
cisco Chronicle is advocating a single
gold standard. The .'live paper" may
lose some of its Nevada patronage If
it don't look out. Sage-brushers are a
bit sensitive on this silver question:;
and they are right about it, too.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

THE United States Supreme Court
decides that where II pre- EN- ptioner
settled on the land prior to the survey,
the State cannot assert title. The State
must select other lands in lieu thereof.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

A FIFTY MILE RIDE.-The ride of
fifty miles against time, in which w.
V. Smith was to ride fifty miles in two
hours and ten minutes, using ten Cali
fornia mustangs, took place over the
Woodland race-course, Woodland, Cal
itornia, December 8, Smith winning in
2 hours s minutes aud So seconds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-15

DEATH ON II TRAIN.--The Elko
Independent of the 18th prints the fol-
lowing: Barney Hogan and wife, OF
Reno, who started on a journey 20 the
East by the Central Pacific Road, ar
rived here at II o'clock NJ. yesterday,
and Mr.. Hogan, who was taken seri-
ously i'll on the train, was removed to
a room in the Depot Hotel. Medical
attendance was immediately procured,
but Notwithstanding the most skillful
treatment, it was found impossible to
revive him, and he continued sinking
until 9 o'clock j. NJ, when he quietly
breathed his last. The remains will be
taken to Reno for burial by tho train
this morning.