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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-15

VO JAMES DukER AND GUS. GOULD.
i or their grantees: You are hereby mott
fed that ! have performed labor Gu the Muir
ray mine. situatcd in Spring Valley. Spring
Valley district, kureka county, Acvnda, to
the amount OF the legal assessment work on
said mine, MS set opposite tho respective in
~tercsts according to the law Of Congress OF
the United STATES. approved May 10. ls72. and
the several acts ~amendatory thereo and sap
follows:
Feet. Amount.
James Duker..............a 10 81 III
Uus. ......-."...iJ ~ w
K. g.. Observation-Disclosures d..5Ul SO 10
That unless within ninety days you pay
your proportion OF sal / amount your interest
in said mine will become my property.
X. q. HENDERSON. !
Eureka New. Jan. IL 1875. jal2-90d
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DILLHEADH. LETrERHEADs,
~ and cards. printed al the EENTINEL
o&se,stp erdsb
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-15

And IN accordnIce with law, and no
order of the Board OF Directors, made
on the twenty-Gfbday Of February, 1876, so
many shares OF cnrh parcel Of such stock
rs may be necessary will be sold ut rub
lie auction Mt the Office OF the Company.
Room 1 No. 4nS California stree, san J raEcis-
co, California, on the
Nineteenth BAY Of April, 1875.
at the hour OF l. o'clock NJ. OF said day.
TO / ay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gcthcr with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of tho sale.
WM. =. SHAW, Secretary,
Office, Eoom4, NO. ms California street, San
Francisco. California. arid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-15

7 AN PREPARED WITH -
4 good stock Of material to ~
do work promptly. 49,
Light buggy. wagon-work and painting will
receive especial attention.
Horse EhOeimg executed with dispatch,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. L, OFT,
mr31-tf South Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-15
TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEpaEs
OR. cIaHON'S p

SAHY, No. 62S kEAhNi ST.
corne of ComsnorcIai, san Fran.
cisco. Priyats ~entrs;.cc on Coni-
mareiai street.. tSts ish,.d -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-15
ReDekah Charity Degree. |. O.. OF.

'y,ilE REGULAR MEEriNGs UF THE
Retekat Charity i'egre, Lodge, 10. q.
T., will DO held in the odd Fe l,ws Hall,
on the first md third FRIDAYS Of each
month, at ~ o'clock z. N.
w. ". DAVENPORT, y. q.
Dan. NATHAN, Sec'y. 5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-15
tGO TO THE
New Blacksmith Shop
TO get your o r don

GOOD wcKK AND Low PRICES
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DIR. A. b. SPINNEY
N BE HEALED !

IL matters not what your Lo.tDses hay BE-,
come and let the Doctor examine your cass.
1t viii cost you no.hins for consultation. So
please call and SATISFY yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. Ii Ia, can cure
you he will tell you NO il not, he VIII tell you
that. for he will not undertake a Case uliicss
he Ia corfnienJ Of e~fIectinz a cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
HUMOROUS.

A stump speaker hpiiIt ~ahh"uh''u
The oth-T day ihaI ~lhe country - ui'iI-
ing lit" afhicd-
0ki improves u" TEMPER u most
men, bul d'7h h''p III "'9''"A' SOW
pii"''aiid III" MoieHoUIe 9"'ue" '"' 's
you're Pi"d9'H. .
i'rHle"'e't "' ''e"ii u '
vet II Is" a"i h!"ii'H' =" "N"-'' "a.
"hth ~ 7.'S u""" - '"- NAfA'"'
anu ihlsI''! NJ '''.
f"F All Ihe Vd'h ABDUL Nd"
RUSSIA ana iuih'H' you Hi''' '' az
cItai h!Sh'' JUST """'
SHINING swell! IT. I'e "i''' h'"''
'fo"u dI 'it u'P"I waning i"i '"'r
ram al"oIe young nan H''"',' gun"
Oh gent: SIT lhlhh la" Las '"'
pressure ol meeting you "e!"i"' i""'
i"'e I"'h9i dHii.'dI' va" s'H' H''
EN-: >"H yours lore you're , ".o =
AIN.
y STUDENT fdF!S' after passing I!tee
years III The Lain quarter Wi"t" I" MS
father d. follows: nave iIi"ue uPL"!
mind to set 10 Work dear iather; 'i"i'-
fore should Ike 10 Know whether II
Was Id" or medicine tldt cdiIc 10
fariS 10 study:
y beggar accompanied 10y his dog.
stands at a Paris street corner. He
displays a piacard: Have pity on the
blind He Is caught attentlVely r.
garding a coin dropped into his cup.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
Indian .pptj.- Ind

This city has now Il population of
upwards of one hundred thousand, and
is rapidly building up. There are thIr-
teen different lines of railroad center
ing there. with others projected. which
make it II of the great railroad cen
terS of the country. Her business men
are enterprising. and spare no pains 10
make the city oneof the most attractive.
laid out cities anywhere in the West.
AS an evidence of the enterprise. her
hotels are firSt-clasS. We found a home
at the Remy Hotel, which is iirst-claSS
in all its appointments. This house WIS
built the first of this year. a four-stOrv
brick of Seventv-five rooms with all
modern improvements, furnished
throughout with the finest of furniture.
a noodle of neatneSS from top to bot
tom, and is we'll disciplined. The loci-
ton is in the finest part of the city,
on Meridian and Circle streets. fronting
n Circle Park. indianapolis may We'll
be proud of this palace hotel. the
"Remy." W. ID. Sapp. \. Jackson. and
III. NJ. Clark. the proprietors. are old
hotel men and understand well the
wants of the travelling public. Mr..
Sapp. formerly of the Bates House,
and Mr.. Clark. are among the oldest
hotel men in the city. In visiting Indi-
annapolis. don't failto stop at the Remy.
and our word for it you will feel at
home, and will be we'll cared for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

The N"rdykc y MLrmuI co, Indian.
apolis, Indiana. on- of the oldest and
largest Manufacturer, "f mil supplies
III the West, report increasing trade ioI
most OF their ~SpcclalItlcs, among which
We may mention mlllSt"nrs, boiling
cloth, portable mills. smut machines
mill gearing and shaftiug. This cStal-
lIShmcnt has lately removed from Rich,
moud. Ind. to the railroad cItv. They
publish a paper called the UtU StpH,
send ana get a copy free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

The other day. five civil engineers
and drauchtSmen. havIngt their curiosity
aroused hv the talk about biographies
in the schools. began an examination
of the rival publications. N order I,
form a Judgment ~ Ia their compare
tive merits. viewed from IN" standpoint
of their profession. several series Wcr,
considered and the decision was unanI
nous that the maps III The Eclectic
series Wee The best for accuracy and
completeness. ~ well ~ utatncss and
finish IN printing. The result al i care
tul comparison of the methods 81
teaching map-drtwing. WAS equally III
favor of the new books.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

Would you ask Why nr dunningT
Why thrse sad COMPLAINTS and murmurs.
Npr,,, -. INF f~.lEFaUsnfE

w,rtd unpin
W., ana murmur,
,,ur d.lIuquenrs
,,..dtt rar.r xeekly:
Pa, .,.,-t. had never uaiG for.
D.. 9TH rl.ssur. a.a Win profit.
,,,.,ciure arAfts and p~rosuect.
rad news both HON. and ,ar.,yn
H,aa the .ss.ks and tn. uo.u-
Pun ~ wisdom and instruction;
Read The rsbl. 81 The markets.
Sb.yIu ypu al Why mi. surrrruo
We womb ausw.r Va. st.uId toll Won
FROM IA" printer, from ID" mailer.
PROM 10" hlbh "IG paper maker.
FROM ne iAi"i"Id. nom ne 'h"'l!'
Prom ID" man wi" -" letters
WIN a stamp ~ th'i" samuel
Cnrl" sam III" r"wal"' all BIN;
Mrssagr kind but hrfniy spoken.
Pleas" 70 pay The b!Il you 49, Us"
Naf II is =" hear such message
W." our innd- ard all "1hau-'ed,
When Tie last gT""nbark has I"f' Us;
Wien 10" hl'EI"- all have Vanished,
zone Z" pas III" PaF"T- maker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
Consumption "a. be Cured.

SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC.
SCEENCE'S PILIa
Are the only medicines that vii cure Pulmonary
Consum ption.
Frequently medicines that Will stop a co1gl
will occasion the death Of the patient. they lock
mp the liver. stop the circulation ~ 'he hln"f.
hemorrhaSe follows, and in fact. they clog the
action of the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are The eau -
OF two-thirds OF the cases Of Consumption.
Many persons complain ~ a dull pain in The side.
constipation. coated tongue. pain In the shoulder
blade. feelings OF irow>in-Ss and restle--Dess. Ihe
food lying heavily on the stomach accompanied
with scidity and belching up Of wind
These symptons usually originate from afisor-
dered condition ~ The stomach or . torpid liver.
Persons 40 affected. II they take one or two
heavy colds. and II The cough in these eases he
sufdei.ly checked, will find the stomach and liver
clOesed. remaining torpid and inactive. and al
most before ney are aware the lungs are \ mass
OF sores, and liberated. the result Of which is
aeath.
>cheack's Pulmonic Syrup Is An IeIpectorant
which does not contain opium or anything ca.cu-
lated 70 check a cough suddenly.
Schemes Sea Weed Tonic dt-SOlv@S the food.
mikes with the gastric juices OF the stomach, aids
dir estiOn, and crates a rayenouS appetite.
When the bovels are co..ive. skin >ailow. or - >
symptoms otherwise Of a bilious tendency.
SchenCks Mandrake Pills are required
These medicines are prepared only ~
J. II. SCEESCE & SOY.
v. F. corner sixth and Arch streets. Phila
49, u ~ 4. u N-~- 80 Aa.7a
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

We do not pun up everything. but
when an article has 50 much merit as
Dohhins' Electric soap. made by Cragin
X Co, Philadelphia. Pa We gladly
praise it, - does every II who ever
tried IL. Try il once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

\ history and directory oi Protestant
missions in India has been published! III
Lucknow. India. by Rev. Mr.. Bradley.
an American Methodist missionary.
He reports the number OF native Chris
tlans 20 be- 2'jG...yl. against 44i.j5~ four
years ago. and the number OF commu
nicants t-.G>9, agaIns, 5:.>l6, a gam Of
about 1000 "A yc;tT IN the latter Item.
and of about 1850 IN the former. The
directory gives IL" am and present
addresses of $50 living missionaries and
ordained native pastors IN India proper,
excluding Burmah and Crylon. Then
there are about >r other anne uf r.
tired and deceased mlSslouar rs. In an
appendix appears a list Of III lady mis-
SiunarIeS connected with III" various
Societies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

Tn" most prompt AMI "ifrctUal rem
cII now ~ us" Tor the cure of Coughs
Colds. Pam AMI T~Igh'ur~~ ia the lungs
Typhoid and Lung Fever. SORENESS ui
l.amcncSS ~ the Ghost or throat. Mra.
Si'S. Nho"pingcouGI. etc. Is WAKE
FIELDS tOUGII >NEIF. ct i bottle
and IT. II AZ th" first attack of a Coid,
ana N word for Il. Won Will not hc
without II afterwards
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
Dr. McAFEE.-Ares ,.r graduate o, British

and American Institutes. Twenty years = prac-
ticirg physician. Treats all diseases OF re Kii-
nrys. Liver, Lungs. Hear. Throat, Head and
Nervous system. ETrOrS - Youth and Abuses %
Manhood successfully treated and even after
others have Jailed Sis FNrFsir 'ar s1y r1sE Of
Semiuai WeakneSs or private disease OF any Kind
or character he undertake. and falls TO cure La
CTES will IND proper treatment FOR diseases De-
cu!iar ." their sex All letters containing stamps
'Gr reply promptly answered.
CONSULTATION FEgK Send for circular. Az
dress Lock BOX ~. or call ~ once. 81 PeTrv
srle-' Davsrrnr' Inva
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

We have for sale Il scholarship good
for one year at the Mt. Carroll Female
Seminary. This scholarship includes
tuition and board for one year, and Will
be sold al a discount. Apply To- the
Iowa PRINTING Co. Dies MoineS, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
Asthma.

THE sutscrh.Ts Az Usr g'As"Ur~- 49, yrGrrf-
y e-ars - ur T. ~ F.AEs 'sfsara'rf A. -
Relief phiCN "a UufDEh-~fls ~ r.E- AH.1 ma
remedy YET disr0v-r-d. I1s-s-. Ts.sf j. g-4rAr-
ted Or rErfhas~ rrirs ysfTr1sf ~ -ut u- 80
medicine ~ ASZ-s - thee siEs- sFsrF r~-A- : q
-. 80. and s. Psrsor- rsu.'''rg rs+s' :-rs
VII have ~ medtrlr~ prom Pf4T '"-u4Ffsf -
mail. pGst-yaif. All -aUI's- s"-- free .. AZ
WHO NAY fssirs. Prir~ pr frr , = = Z"
gross price. 81 So. s. Wt.i--s ago. Jn'r
= Henry. DURAN & 60. = ; fntr u PARK 4
Sons. 6lleiI1s'{. Ohio Flrrsr6srr q 60. -
louis NJ Lord smith q Go. GhIrzgr g. ~.
d. FTHkIDGE. IIILEKAC ~ E.ms. y !
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

The Central fTfrmsrv ~ indianapolis - c"n-
huc;ed by gentlemen 81 long and successful prac-
tice. II" a-irt-i End them sgiIfui. careful and
Kind, sui their r"atm-nt curative In the highes,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

Fers-sgu.. r,.s.s o. ts- Ua. sizp-s 49,
'G~sH~s V~<~.f1s st~a-~s; --u~Ir a 20
mrT~. 'faz 80 sy,-su. 80 E-s<aci1E s.ats
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

Never sqIander a moment FOR We are lever
sure Of an hour. neither delay the purchase o.
Eiler.'s Dayligh. Liver PMS
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

IL Il now admitted oy Doctors. Druggists an
r4yrGred people that HOWES PRIMO PAL
BELT TRUSS "a the hest and easiest known. IT,,
Factory is AT Council Biuss. Iowa. Box. II6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

In all cases OF doubt lesa 10 the SIDE OF mercy
and In all casen az aches and pains Try EiIert's
Daylight Liver pills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

The West and South have spent in
Eastern railway travel this year the
snug sum OF S25.OOO.OOO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

- Alwaysrememeer a good word Is an easy
obligation and also remember Euerrs Extract o,
Tar and Wild Cherry IS the very best remedy 70,
Coughs snd Colds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
lyprrt ls-ttuony

81 Sguauirr = minute fr we ~" never
sure ~ AZ hour N~'th"- delay H." p~urcha," -
EI.rr'. DAyll.hfI Liver PMS
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

tHlf your locsl da.'er does not keep tncle
Sans Harness on. insist ,ha, he order ~ Ia his
next invoice 81 goods. He Will End Il a profitable
article 20 sell. because 1T very popular wherever
known. Manufactured by The Emm-rt F%rOpri.-
tary Co Chicago III
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

A fast train-The train of thought.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
CATARRH

- yur are a-irc>f -'th -his modern I~prDsT
ard have tried Al ~ % raisf "s1r- ares . -
ont pSrpaa-uT r~.i@'. asa your frusy.f 'Dr Dk-
EaR-NFKr CaTtREH T~kFATgFST A'-a
bottle tree. OF l.
- To - - IT W-~srt Ar~' ABLE as~-rfr
every county. 20 whom ~ a-Sr -TtrsortI arr
Inducements Try '.is remedy ruUT A. rJr%r
p-r-~ Cal or Adrrss. ET-a sTRsF 'or s-r-
culArs. PaCE.GEvE,ZD zE|krFT ~OVPK:Ckg
Dr. HAMILTON 4 HIG,IS-
Room y ISs flarS ~'r~-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
Prof. W. Paine, A. VI. VI. ID

The Professor "a tho aIrhpr ~ numerous
tasiiri wrrkS ~ nj "'p' AMI surgery. and =
Professor IN different Medical Colleges. FOR mp
wards OF twenty years. II - the Original dis-
coversr ~ ~. y-rnsp ~ f'.~aS. Ant TIA rene
dos f'r their instant and positive destruction
Hs Ci'arThN apog. q ~ r"r bottle. cures Gaisrrn.
al lung affections and U.utraIIy-s all polsoU- ia
the body. His Live. R-iErvstpT pills. p cents per
box sent by mai. cures Ou>tipAti0n and all bill
i"us Diseases. HIS Fever and tgue Cure. 81" ger
box. sent 10y mail with fun directions. positively
cures every case For =p-risi medical or surgical
treatment. address or apply 70 ~ North 9TH street.
Philadelphia. Pa. o. ~ West Warrington street.
Chicago. Ill. Advice free
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16
One Million ApDlp Seedlings.

Send for prices. FnclO-s 70 cents 'or samples.
/: desired. Also 10" bushels fr--h Apple S--i-
bushels GlaiiDlus Bulbs. AMI fan line % uaT-ery
/ stock. Address ". W. WILLIAMS A co -Sl@s-
| burg. Illinois
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-16

v. E corner Sixth and Arch streets. Phila-
And are q ale by al truEglsts and dealers.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
COURT PROCEEDINQG.

NEW CASTLE, Nov. -.
Court assembled yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock, Judges Comegys and Houston
on the bench. -,
The Grand and Petit. Jury lists we're
called.
In the case of State vs.. James W. Carney,
bigamy. A continuance was granted until
Monday morning next. !.
State vs.. Emiel Waltber, receiving stolen
goods. Defendant failed to appear and his
bond was forfeited.
State vs.. George W. Smith, assault and
battery. Continued until next term and
'capiss" ordered for defendant.
Tne following bills were found In the
morning.:
State vs.. William P. Bancroft and Sam
uel Bancroft, nuisance. s'
State vs.. Bloomfield Moore, nuisance.
The cases were continued to next term.
The following bills were found in election
cases.
State vs.. VIM. H. Flamer, colored, ille-
gal voting.
State vs. Wesley Reilley, colored, illegal
voting.
state VS.. silas Murray, colored, illegal vo.
ting.
State VS.. Solomon Irons, colored, illegal
voting.
State VS.. John Dillahay, colored, circuls-
ting counterfeit seal of the county tax COL
lector.
These cases were continued until next
term, upon $500 bonds.
The Court did nothing Of consequence
during the afternoon, except to discharge
prisoners and finish up business.
The Grand Jury were discharged about
5 P. NJ, and Court adjourned until Monday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
Our Miniature POatar.

We are always pleased to recommend =
good article. DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup never
tails to cure Cough of Cold in short time.
The price is Is cents.
Rattle tonight at Babcocks, corner of
Fifth and Orange streets.
Don't forget the Lunch and Rattle for
Turkeys tonight at Babcocks, Fifth and
Orange streets.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
MQvOT''s Court.

At the police headquarters yesterday, the
following cases were disposed of by his
Hon, Mayor Whiteley:
In the morning, Silas Mecham, Samuel
Mecham and John Craig were given hear
ing on charge of drunkenness; they were
each fined SO cents and costs.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
DISCHARGED.

Yesterday lthe management of the P. W.
Il B. R. r. and Delaware Railroad discharg-
ed number of breakmen. On the former
road four and on the latter twelve break
men were discharged on account of nothing
for them to do. Several conductors have
been reduced to the position of breakmen.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
Di&OrderlN Hoil6a.

On Monday night the police made decent
on disorderly tippling house on Front be-
low Poplar street, kept by Bridget Cotton
and arrested, two tranps the other parties
getting away Bridget was to have had q
hearing last night, but did not put in an
appearance, the tramps will be confined In
the cells, to be used as witnesses in the case,
which will probably come up at the hearings
this morning.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
TO BE CONTINUED.
Th0ukS0iving AGrketS, ,

Yesterday afternoon the curbstone market
was quite large, extending to Eighth
street. The turkeys ranged froma11 to l5
cents per pound; chickens from Is cents to
81 Is per pair. ,a.. .@ .t,N "
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
ANsNse71lent.

Our readers should not fail to attend the
Grand Opera House tonight, and witness
"Two Men of Sandy Bar" Stuart Robson,
the celebrated comedian will appear in the
role OF "Col. Starbottle," supported by q
large and complete Dramatic Company. The
box sheet is now open at Boughman,
Thomas & Co.'S.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
6Ali1i0la.

The congregation Of Trinity Church will
unite in q special service on Thanksgiving
day in Trinity Chapel. Service at 10H
o'clock. Sermon by the Rev. G. NJ. Gallo
way. Offerings for the Wilmington City
Dispensary.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29

Easily digested by dyspeptic and weak
all that is necessary to nourish every part
part OF the human body. After being thor.
oughly tested by gentlemen Of high reputa.
ton in the medical profession, 1t was pro-
ncunced superior TO any other preparation
febl7 0m WOOLRICH 4 co, M'frs.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29

AeEs.-Under one year g. from zone to
two 8; two to five 4; five to ten Q; ten to
twenty 3; twenty to thirty 4; thirty to forty
5; forty to fifty 5; fifty to sixty l; sixty to
seventy 8; seventy to oeighty 4; total Al.
NATIv1TY.-Born in United States 22;
European Countries II; America ~ 8; not
stated 5.
CoLoR.-White SO; black 2, colored 5; not
stated l.
SEx.-Males 21: females 10; not stated l..
BROUGHT HERE FOR INTERNENT.-
Males 4; females l.; sex not stated 2; to
tai
Coroner 5; Aims House 4.
GEO. W. CHAYTOR, Registrar.
NoTE.-The laws requires that the legal
forms to be used by physicians. Blanks
can be obtained at the Office ofthe Register
No. 1112 King street. Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
NaM Lectura.

Col. Frank Seltzer, of Lebanon, Pa, has
q new humorous lecture on "What I know
about Money" We shall want to hear that
lecture. It's been 80 long since we've seen
any money, that we are quite rusty on the
subject and wish to book ourselves up on 1t.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-29
LMUHEM ENTS,
j. X. Brs,cn at tho Opera House.

u. II. Brotch at sNo OpeTa H0NSe.
The entertainment given at the Opera
House last evening by J. X Brown, the cele
brated mind reader, was something that
no fellow can find out" The wonderful
power which he possesses of reading the
minds of others cannot be explained-no,
not by himself that he has such power no
one who witnessed the entertainment can
doubt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16
FOkS HEHI Eff
j. r. PRIESTLEY,
rnE vER MONr ELECTION.
OF MADISON.

The Republican majority in Yer
mont at Tuesdays election was
1887. In 1858 Vermont gave
Grant majority of 22,122 In 1877
It gave him a majority of 29,o47
TIE average of the two is 81 ,035
Tire Republican majority in the
election OF last week falls 7.50S be-
low this average. This is heavy
loss in a small State like Vermont
But this is not the .ir way to put
it. exclaim the Republicans. You
should take the maiorities on Gov
ernor al the September elections i'll
the years 1868 and 1872, and com
pare them with the results now, say
th" Republicans.
Well, we rather think this is a
fairer test. At the september cleo
ton in 1867 the Republicans got IL
majority of 81 ,226 At the Septem
Ter election OF 1872 they got ma
jority of % 333 The average of the
two is $3.50. Their present ma
j"rity, therefore, falls 1888 below
this average.
The whole vote cast in New York
il fully thirteen times as large as
the whole vote of Vermont. Hence,
loss of 2.753 10y the Republicans
IN that State is equivalent to loss
of about $4,000 in New York Slate
This attempt by the desperate
RapubIicans to get H., a shout over
Vermont reminds one of the scared
boy who tried to whistle to keep
his courage up while passing
graveyard
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16

Incompatible with moral ideas to
give the places exclusively to the
voters of one party.
Washington is just ROW over
flowing with Centennial tourists,
mostly from the West. Almos;
every other man you meet is ar
rayed i'll Il buster, paper collar aud
valisc. His flce, brgiimmed with
travel, is radiant with wonder and
patriotism, that says: behold me.
| have Travelled, am far frcm home.
but still i'll my own, my native land.
Philadelphia in three days; will
thoroughly acquaint himself with
things here in one day, and return
to bask in the honest admiration of
his neighbors.
The boat race which took place on
the Potomac to day between the
Dublin and the English crews, was
Il failure. They came here as WISH
tors rather than as competitors.
There we're no laurels-let me say
| lllies-fur them to win on these
waters. They had been so heavily
.feted and champaigned that they
were grOggy, and. being unfamiliar
with the a.water-rou.e, came near
running into the bank. They ought
to have done a little better, i. for
no other reason, out of respect for
the largest crowd that ever gath
cred Oh the banks of the Potomac.
G.. S. A.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16
TROOPS AT THE POLLS.

We have not yet done with the
circular Of ACCOMPLISHMENT Tai. /;
FIR we mean that this matter shall
be thoroughly understood by the
people and by all official persons
before we leave il.
There is law of the United
States which Furnishes any civil or
military officer of the United States
who places troops or armed men at
my place i'm any State where a
z neral or special election is held
aud this, of course. includes cleo
lions fn Federal Officers rs well ia
all others. This law was passed in
1~6i5. before the so-rhlled Enforce
nlsnts acts. before the Federal eie,-