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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-22
Y~ssTEnDAY's PRIMARY.

The Republican primary election yes
ierisy. held for the purpose Of choosing
delegates tn the State Convention, was a
lively one both in Gold Hill and Virginia.
Following Is the result:
First Ward. Gold Hill-E. l.. Stern.
$50; Az. DOten. 2s2; George Robinson.
2ss; ". ID. e. Gibson. $40 Jasper Bah
COCK, ISIS j. u. Loynachan, ~ ; scatter
ing !. Total vote. 2s3.
Second ward-John Randall. 1903; NJ.
O.. s,sndish. i0i : J. j. Sheppard. lOi.
Total vote, luj.
Firs, wari. virginia-w. II. Botsford.
l5T. John Lambert, l5I; A.. V. Comsfoek'
i59; scattering. 3. Total vote, ~.
Second ward-w. \. Wood; 2s5: u. ".
Taylor, $40; Henry Pipsr, 3!i; D. "
Drake, $50: George l.. Hawkes., isc; JOIN
y. Pidge. i25: Charles Mueller. it3' Georgs
A. King, 10.
Third warl-James Mckay. 40; 7. A.
stephens. i6i George l.. schwab. a39
A. Williams. asa A. Leiehtrr. t5l ; w
| ". scoggin. 49, ; &. T.. DE Long. $50; y
y. o-biston. 27G: George I. Lammon'
277; 4. \. Corhstt. az; l.. =. wardle'
as; u. u. Lindsay. 2I. Total vote
III.
Steele. ia9; Frank Meyer. 1870 PhiiiI
Reese. 20; Fred. Cline. 70; J.. h. Stevens
20. Total vote, 200.
American Flat elected Andrew lawson
anI flowery chose Ira y. Parke. The
Democracy infested the polls and rnng IN
A good many votes. and raised = number
~ disturbances.
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rAILlNas.
Proceeds OF she Taiiings works Of
Lyon Couaty.

Following is a complete report Of the
tailings workings In Lyon county for the
month of July:
Bacon Mill-Numbcr at tons worked.
&C; value per ton, SIS n gross yield.
Si2.i1a 81; cost % reduction. s',0?s; net
yield. s5.O.i 81 amount OF tax. siii 3D.
Dorwin a Eay-Tons worked. 10; value
sic: gross yield, si.200; cost OF rednc-
ton. II 200: amount deducted A. pro-
vided by Law. NJ pr cent: net Weld Saw
tax. Sc 81.
Greeley r~rench-Tons. $50; value. $40;
gros, Weld. si.5oo ; cost. sl.too: deduc'
ton. 30 per cent; net YIELD siSo; TAX
81 2s.
Humphrey 4 Ray Tons. IS; vslue. sac;
gross Weld. 81 200: cost. Sl.20O: deduc-
ton. 81 per cent: net yield. s2io; nh'
ii ~.
W. :. Hobart 90 Tons. $50; value.
sti 50; gross Weld. SiO.sj2 -: cost.
SlOI2.; deduction. "a per cent: net
Weld. II, Oa5 - ; tax. S3i 81.
Lyon Mill anil Mining Company-Tons
itIali; value, - IS; gross yield. $jf.'
20 50: cost. s3i .2a3 50: deduction. ~
p.r cent: net Weld. SAT- 33;tax. 500 ~.
Edward Martin Tons. 80; value. sll U.s.
gross Weld. S60c: cost. ssi2 20; deduction,
20 per cent; net yield. $50 GO; tax 81 %.
Trench Mill-Tons. Cos; value. SIS "a;
gross yield. sl2.509 as; cost. s1,291 90
net Weld. Sj.2l2 Is; tax. si4s 90.
Woodwork Millions, 2.9I2; value,
:! 80: gros. yield. s22.c00 ~; cost d
reduction. si3.Si7; net yield. S9,oo3 ~
tax. sass Oj.
summary-Number 81 tons worked. 90,
l76; gross yield or value, <97 .5i2 30; total
cost. s73.955 "a; net yield or value upon
which taxes are levied, s2i,6oa sii totaI
tax levied. SOL %.
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A Gard from che Presideas Of che
kntekerbscker Mining Com.
pAuy.

sAx FnAScisco. August al ?. NJ
II. A. Cobb, President OF the Knicker'
booker Mining Company. publishes = card
to-day addressed TO the dissatisfied stock.
holders Of the company. stating that the
company I'VE no borrowed money. ~
charged by the malcon,ents /; that no law.
yers have been retained 1t the expense Of
the company. to protect the late President
or the present Secretary from any penal.
ties connected with their duties; bur law.
ycrs have been retained to coerce the pay
ment Of 81 800 dnc for Assessment on stock
held by T.. Cahill 4 Co.. who declined and
refused 10 pay the same. they having OBJ
tainei q temporary injunction. until the
removal Of which. the company IL neces.
sarily ata stand-still.
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SAy r~K,Scisco. August 2s-3r. u
Alpha-53h sold.
Savage-20 asked.
Mexican-35 sold.
Yellow Jackst-33 bid. 33a sold.
sayage-i9. and 49, bid.
yellow Jaeket-33 sold.
Me1ican-35 bid, cj. asked.
Exehequer-i9s bad.
J~uliA-ss bid.
ChollAr-y2 bid.
Hxcheauer-i9A. asked.
Northern Belle-2O bid.
California-59 bid. $50. asked.
Justice-2i bid. 20. sold.
California-5s sold.
Mexicsn-35,. bad.
Sierra Sevads-itt asked.
Union CONT. bid.
Imperisl-5a bid, 81 sskci.
Oyerman-,1 asked.
Yellow Jacket-33a bid, 3t asked.
Mexican-35b sold.
Hale a Sorcross-il asked.
JuliA-9 asked. 81 sold.
Yellow Jacket So. asked.
Nexican-T1. sold.
Efchequer-l?S bid.
Northern Belle-20 asked.
Julia-5h sold.
Gould a curry-lta bid.
Northern Bclle-i9 bid, 30 asked.
Caiedonia-7. bid.
.Ophir-55h asked.
Sierra Nevada -ita bad.
, California--59 sold.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The rurki.h War.

BRrssrLs. August PA dispatch from
Vienna 10 Ls .Nori says that whatever may
be the issue Of the lighting now going on,
there Is every reason 10 expect that the
mediation offered at Belgrade will he nc
ccptei.
LONDON, August pa dispatch from
Semlin says IL IL stated that the SeryiaI
Prime Minister interviewed the Russian
representative AT Belgrade and appealed t.
the generosity VI the Russian Government
10 permit Hussian oflivrs AMI soldiers I,
enter the Seryian Army. lie also askcl
Tor pccuniary assistance. Scryia hal tie
terminel 10 continue the war. The Rus
sian government replied granting the re-
quests under certain conditions. IN
consequence. of this arrangement th'
Selayonic committee brgan sending funds
in large amounts. ltnssian officers and
sub officers in parties Of ten reach Belgrad
almost daily passing through Iioumanis
u~nhindered. the officers giving their ser
,ico g%ratuitously. A number oi Other
officers ara expected shortly.
DrLoR,pr. August 22.-An official dis
patch received here claims that the Turks
were repulsed twice on Monday. The,
were unable even IN approach the forti,
flcations 81 Alexinaiz, and only succeeded
In burning some Christian villages.
PArIs, August 22.-The Porte has iele
graphed 20 its representations abroad an
nonncing that the Seryians. who had con
centrated all their forces nea AleSinatz,
have been completely defeated. General
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THrnK was = change In the timetable oil
the Virginia and Truekee Railroad yesier-
day. As IL Affects only = few of the freight
trains. the public Is not much interested
In the change.
A on & street. nearly oppo-
site where the new Fourth Ward school
house /. being erected in Virginia City.
was broken in by q heavy wagon yesterday
evening.
ASSESSOR GhAcry announces his deter
mination 10 strictly enforce the Law re-
garding the collection Of taxes due ON the
proceeds Of the mines.
Cg~ErpicArss have not yet been issued
by the Storey Couniy Board 81 Education
10 all the teachers who were examined by
them last week.
TER Cow Of water from the Sutro Tun
mel equals i6s miucis' inches. The ditch
has been enlarged 10 the requisite cspaei',
for 5000 inches.
TIE indications in the shaft OF the D.
Dorado Canyon Coal Company show signs
Of q near approach to the l~ong-soush'-i"'
coal deposit.
Oar SHIPMENTS. - During the past
t~wenty-four hours los carloads az ore
have passed over the Virginia and Trnekss
Railroad.
Tnis month travel and traffic are iiSel,
ON the Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
Everything IL running very quietly and
smoothly.
TnE Virginia police courts hal iheiI
hands full yesterday. An unusually large
array OF DRINKS put In an appearance
JouS DoSoHrr. . blacksmith's helper
nj the Ophir. had the second finger OF his
left hand cut OF yesterday morning.
W. n. RIsoS wishes il announced thai
ne Ia not q candidate for Justice OF tn
Peace, or for any Office Whatsoever.
A Of the railroad boys left for a trip
TO the Big Trees Of California last week
Tbey will he gone for some time
TEE foundation Of the new Fourth Ward
sehool.house In Virginia will e com
pleted by the ist Of September.
r. A. BrsJ.xIS. ex-superin'enden' OF
the sutro Tunnel Company. has taken up
his residence in virgins City.
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GLoRious GOLDEN FRuir.--wm Phipps.
Of the Franklin House ON Main street.
brought us a few specimens In tho way Of
peaches to-day, which were the largest and
finest we ever raw. They averaged nine
inches In circumference. AMI were taken
from n boxfnll he has just received from
q friend at Coloma. California. They
were raised on Robert McKay's place. near
Coloma In the midst Of the gold region.
and within . short distance 81 Suffers old
mill where the gold was first discovered.
The fruit Is Of . golden color with rosy
red checks. End il . fair representative pro-
duct Of the golden hills from which II
sprung.
Tux Lyon County Independent Central
Committee met In Dayton last Wednesday.
After discussing the political situation the
committee resolved 10 defer action until
Saturday. September ID. at 7:30 ?. NJ. at
which time another meeting will be held.
PVrY bars Of bullion valued at $780,
759 10 were shipped from Virginia City to
San Francisco last evening.
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TowN TRrsrEk:s.
The Regular Meeting Not Mach
nusia~Ss Transacted.

The Boari oi Trustees for Gold I'LL
met at the onicc 81 the City Marshal last
evening at half.pas, : o'clock. Present
Trustees Carrick. Tyrrell. Ogg. stephens
President Dsnchy and W. lily. poane'
Clerk.
The minutes u the previous meeting
we're reai aud approved.
The hill of J. A. Long for cleaning and
oiling he's. of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
meni was referred 10 the Finance Com
mittsc.
The Beard dccidei that the size of the
new water pipe for IRE purposes shall IL
from tn. reservoir la Main street eight
inche. in diameter. Thence To the found
nv, where II l. Ia terminate. seven. six,
five AMI four inches, decreasing Ia size As
~ progresses.
Hydrant. are to d" placed at short dis
ianccs along Main street. and a full sup
ply 81 hose will h. procured.
Trustees Tyrrell and Crrick were ap-
pointed a Committee on Pipe.
The Boari then adjourned to meet IN
special session next Monday evening, IN
gust 18th.
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srOcK xErORr,
~lAsroHrsp pAmr NJ " y. kxlrrSo . Co
Nan TraneiSeo Board.

nan rraaeises nsArd.
LAT kvr~iss.
CIV Meadow Valley. 1. s.ke
5hAymond 4 NJ. ~
SO xurska cou.. II. n b0
~ Alps. soc
~ Belmont. .
tO X X Coal
ita5 Leopard. nv. NJ. nv
W yeferssn. ssse.i
10 northern ssils. 20. SS. Ss
- Hussry. yc. I. Us
10 General Thomas. ~.
ts,0 MAahaftan. i5h. is.. i3..
400 Coco Con. sc. 90. Sc. &c
l1O New Co~o. 3S,5
20 Golden Chariot. Is
10 south Chariot. &c
iSO yellow Jacket. xlA
is california. 5ss. ~.
11 Alpha. Hk 81. 52<
IS; opSir. Sex. Ss. ay. ,1,., So. 80, SIN.
10.
100 Julia, g.,
tso Nsliesn, ~. se,.. 90. b'
$50 Prospect. oN
US Imperial Coz. 81. 81
Us Con. virginia. 81 b. ST..
s5 Best 4 neiehee. tsk. o.. 60. b
$40 Onion c,n-. Is. ~.
10 Hall 4 Sorcro--. ios
w Utah. -
rus hok>isa.
ists opair. sss. sax. $50. 5.. 81.
stio Merriam. S'.. Ss. ne JON u.s. w.
s5k bio
ss ooaidk Curry. i... iti..i rs
sio Bed 4 pelehsr. tsS. as. tsh.. an
Sc0 California. 3s. ssts. %.
Isl savasr. isS. iyNs
SIS Con. virginia, sl.. So. st'. bS". NS
20 Cholisr pots-l. ~. %
33 Hale q More o-., io'.
us Crown PoinS. isA. u
1000 yellow Jsekst. Hk, a.. 1is
asss Imperial Con, 81, si..sS bio
iso Alpha. q, Ss, Is. as. az, sS. Ss
bio. 81. IS.
sos B<lehsr, 2ax. 2.. 2i'.ssi
go sierra Nevada. nt.i'..hS
20 TITAN. 9S
~ Bullion. s1.3
s1s Exchsqusr, Dk. ~, ~.
SEC. B~icher. =,
ITO ovsrnsn. IN. q. ieS
an Iss,te.. s.S. a>,H
loss Union Con. Is
80 saeeor. &C
eu0 Lady bryan. soe. 10
10 Julia. So. y. b
sss Caledonia. Q. 9 b.
I'D Knieksrboeher. 7s
10 hAltimor~, N
60 silver HilL
10 Nev York. ssNc
so Occidsntal. -.
iss woodvills, ~
100 Alta. AZ
~ Mint. &c
CTS IAviathan. s.Sc
80 North Ton. Virginia. Tic
$40 Prospect, & biO
az Ma yland. &c. c9Sr
800 Cromef. IN
100 Trojan. 9sc
20 Andes. IN
80 Wells Fargo. On
IS Daytoe.
IN kos-uth, SIC. ic
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TO CANDIDATES.

We wish 10 rrullnd all candidates Tor once
at the coming election that oil announcement.
In this paper and all election printing mus, be
paid In advance. We can accept OF no son,in-
gent sr~nncemenis. show Jour wcrthinsss for
the once by paying promptly yeur %rrin,er's
bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-22

An ARTICLE or TRrE MERIT. -Brown's
Bronchial Troches are the most popular
article In this 'country or Europe for throat
diseases and coughs. and this popularity
IL based upon real merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-22

GoI>a To sEE InE ~Cincrs.-The NAM
moth posters u the big circus which Is on
its way here attract a good deal u aiicn-
ton. Fond mothers take their little onc-
to see the wonderful things depicted there
ON. anil the Piuie -quaws spend hours in
front u the red. blue and yellow pictures.
Some of these simple children u the sage
brush seem 10 imagine they are getting
the benefit ~ the big show for nothing.
AMI remind one ~ q hungry man trying
10 stay his stomach by reading Q hotel bill
of fare. The realities u the circus will
be more wonderful than anything ever
before seen In Nevada.
FnfIomr RECEIPTS. - The following
freightS for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received during the twenty.four
hours ending At ~ o'clock ~. to-day:
Wool. 81 carloads; 10 of lumber, Q ~
merchandise. ) % hay. = % sand. = of
ice, ? Of iron. I 81 nut-pine. I of -four. I
u harley and l % machinery.
STATE DrLroArrs.-A meeting o. the
Republican delegates. elected 10 the State
Convention at Carson City. on Thursday
next. will he held at the Office Of Whitman
4 Weed. Virginia City. tomorrow At J
O'Clock p. ". All delegate. are requested
10 be present. See notice In our adyertis.
Ing columns to-day.
Tnr Champions Of the Red Cross will
hold a meeting in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Gold hin. tomorrow even
ing.
ALMOST any day the good Piuie may be
seen leading his blind brother about the
streets by = string.
The Virginia City Board Of Aldermen
will hold a regular meeting this even
ing.
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Lave the way. or I II break yer shkulls! !"
The gentleman was finally partly per-
suaded that the Presidential election was
not In progress. but, as he was unable To-
read the names on the ticket In his hand.
he went of grumbling and threatening. to
&c have q pace In the Craaieis about IT.
-
ALMOST \ FmE.-Onc Of the boarlen at
the vesey House created quite 4 sensation
about 3 o'clock Sunday morning. lie had
gone TO bed smoking, and in his sleep his
pipe dropped out Of his mouth upon his
clothes. which were ON q chair at his bed
side. Most of his clothes were consumed.
and q good portion of the carpet on the
floor. when \ watchman at the Yellow
Jacket works discovered the fire by tho
smell. A rush was made to the rescue,
and when his room was entered, there ho
lay. In 4 suffocating smoke, sleeping peace
fully the sleep Of the innocent and Just.
The fire was Immediately and efectually
squelchei. lie complains OF . bad taste
In his mouth. and don't care 10 smoke In
bed any more at present.
SrunBoRSSEss REwARDED.-J0hn Doyle.
alias the !" Reno Rough Fighting John.
ny IL Pioche." and . whole string OF
names indicative Of a pugnacious charac-
ter. who remained for eleven days In the
Virginia City Jail rather than plead TO a
charge Of drunk aud disorierly. was taken
before Judge Cox ON Satnrday last, anu
aesnoNieisru nis gun; "I pn,'.
ably III auhi'a',u" '.s" sornI an
s,nppornncsS 'o.u wv san,on.. mi.
",uhes"a. IVA '.1,s IaLnn. ,oasn',
nA "sni"o," l"Ao, ~ ~ 49, !. lii H.,
a greater fool thai hundreds al over !he
s.a,e ~1v vis.;ni. I%n.,ics Wv
a..
HE LOVED THAT poo oh ouhuAy
evening about sunset two men wearing
,,izon, ..nd.,if,er, and supposed 10 be
A. -, =, 4 ..,,,.
ad'eh'uferS nun w" 'sn' '"
and horned load passed through the NAM
lei OF hnnaAerS' "nsn une, nal W. o,d
s="n,,onan tr"m whom ,hc sta,ion ,ak.. n.
name. noticed that a valuable shepherd pup
had also disappeared. Procuring = buggy
the Young man pursued the fugitives 10
Virginia. lie overlook them about day
light and turned them over to the police.
The dog was afterwards found at the
rh,.ans,pnna m.Sio" him ~
BrRoL,Rs At SiL'ER Cirf'-bnrgiarS
are boihering silver City. Last night at
,.mn,. were made TO enter several places.
-. -,...o,., I, -.o,,,,. into
u 'h'e''s '",e'eu % al
Panisohs sioc shop anu ws.Aes Nv win
bar upon, The door Of the Postoflce store
show that they attempted to MAKE an en-
,rai'ce thcrr rn,nou, ,w,,hs,.nIipc
iaiS wei. no' nn.i,,"ps,n ,ma \. srnra.aJ
,n1 ,ae. na,, ~ IT, ishhnrhoo yrhere
10 Dc on uu'y w u' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
'"'' "' """ WV"
...,-,nn,, IA. ,o,yic,. ~ m, st.t.
".",-,...t...a, Ia, ri.
fris"n' bnIi' p'"A' w "a y" "" "
DAY. because the members could not agree
puon N construction of the 1t. I.onis plat
form. :" I,aitlesnake" Biil made IL read
:. soft" while Missouri" could read
no,iins na, sro,, Tillen.. later 10
nroye M. po.iiion. forgetting for the mo
m,nt IA. utility Of trying 10 prove any
tLiny by that bundle IL contradictory
.nnl,isns great MANY pardons NAV le
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or..rs Views .. she Indisn au.s.
tlou.

ttOus
CHICAGO, August 22.-The instructions
to the Sioux Commission. appointed under
the recent act Of Congress. are nearly
completed. One Of the most important
subjects Of negotiation Ia represented by
the fifth clause Of the instructions. and
the President 10 strongly impressed with
the belief that an agreement which shall
be best calculated to enable the Indians TO
become self-supporting, IL one which shall
provide for their removal 10 the Indian
Territory. They must depend for their
support mainly upon the cultivation OF
the soil. and their own country Ia quite un-
At for that purpose. The Indians cannot
now live upon their reservation without
the aid Of the Government. and u 10 under
no obligation to continue its supplies OF
food. While no money considerations
should be offered to them as an induce
mont for any undertaking on their part.
II Is believed the Government will willing
ly furnish them subsistence, medical as
sistance, and schools. until they can care
for themselves. In case Of their removal To
the Indian Territory. II. however. they
decline 10 agree TO such removal. they
should lie informed that they will he
obliged 10 60 to the Missouri River. 10 re-
ceive such supplies as shall be provided
under any future act Of Congress, and the
treaties with them now In force.
President Grant on speaker Kerr.
wNHIsaroS. August 22.-The following
Is just received from the President, who
Is at Long Branch It is with intense
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sxxrLExrys CLOTHING, Ete.

HAPPINESS Is CHEAP
AND 10 ARE
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
WHITE HOUSE
CONN 4 IsAAcS,
WHERE ARE
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or FINEST MATERIAL
MOST srYLIsH CUT.
ELEGANTLY TRIMMED,
AND WILL MADE Up.
the BEST AND CHEAPEST
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CONFINEMENT il RICHES!
Satisfaction Is Wealth!
AL THOSE ARE
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WHO BUY
French Br0adeloth Suits,
New style Plaid Suits,
Elegant Diagonal Suits.
Xobby Business Suits,
Fancy Scotch Suits,
AND THEIR SUPPLY OP
/. APPAREL,
AND ESPECIALLY
8 q M Err GOODS,
THE WHITE HOUSE
CONN & ISAAcS,
No. 10 South Q Street,
VIRGINIA, NRv
am
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
HAYES.
What the Pretendcr to the Presidency
Has to Say About the Situation.
He Has a Confidence in a Majority Of
the Democrats. which They Don't
ReciprOcate.

DAYTON, ONO. December Ex-Governor
Hayes was serenaded in the city this evening
at the house of a friend, Mr.. R. c. Anderson,
whom he Is visiting Early in the evening a
salute Of one hundred and eighty-iive guns
was fired, I'd a concourse Of fully thou
sand people gathered about the house with
music and fireworks. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevailed, and the governor responded
as follows:
Ny Fkssus-I will not detan you longer than
four or iye minu,es am here on a short visit to
your beautiful city OF Dayton on any political
mission or TO talk on any OF the political questions
of the remarkable canvass that has JUS been closed
understand that these greetings here to-nigh; are
no. mach In honor Of myself as on account OF the
ueculias Interest that Is felt In the present condition
u the cOuiEs. IN the excitement that has prevailed
hefoT, ami sRce te election, people OF ardent tenn
feTmeHts nave said ana GgEe things that are indis
Greet but as the excitement 5uysides we begin TO
rgturn 70 our better wisdom ana iussIGelt. nave
too much faith IN the COMMON sense 0i TIE AIneTl-
can pne 10 think they desire % see their county
Aexicanlzei government. Whatever may be the re-
suit at which the lawful authorities shall arrive,
you and VIII quietly submit ana nave slclsnt S !
respect and conndence IN the great majority OF the
otDosite party 20 believe that they VIII do the same.
wa dad 70 see in paper this evening an article
from ~ pndon TINS Tesueeting the eondi,
affair Il said conf nGS ggQgg anywhere else IN the
world The entire area OF The COUNTY was agltated
y the uncertain Issue Of the political cCni4c vet not
one shot had been fired Hai one man kitled; ana
M breaches of the peace have occurred. We have
seen IN tbs centennial year the wonders OF our
t.r0sth Displaced ln the exhibition OF ag1cultuea
and me@lllcl aTs all1 Ne are no" a.ioltsd d. an & ~
value Of a Repubiea, seYerameHL IN speaking 70
YOU this evening ! have reieis-t Without previous
ahguglt to what must have Oec;ffeg q. every one
OF rs .sding here and take my leave o. yOu ss.;h
the most inc5se acknowledgement OF this expression
OF your tIlendshlp SHe R-lna Will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
ANOTHER TEST CASE.
autts. EIeefed 20 Congress frep south
Carolina Must Exhibit Certificate
OF Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, Decepber l4.-Ihe house
cormittee on elections vas called tins morn
ing. but had no quorum. fSe hrst case De-
fore the committee is that Of q ". butIz.
Of South Carolina, who has no contestant, but
his credentials we're referred to the committee
on account of 4 protest from his district.
Buttz has the certificate of the board OF can
vassers and regular credentials from the GOV
ernor. which are satisfactory to the Repubh-
can members of the committee. but the Dem
ocrats demand that be shoald exhibit the
z,rocesiings Of the South. Carolina supreme
court. A transcript of these he has obtained.
A member of the committee demanded 70 see
them; this he declined, but Judge Harms,
chairman OF the committee. sald they. were
vet the private property Of Buttz. i Is I'M
,sarstood that the Democrats gre willing to
recognize the certificate Of the supDsme court
as sufficient 10 seat him, but he has not set
been advised by hi counsel to submit the
pagers, rs this might be deemed an acknowl-
sdrement on his art Of the validity Of the
saction Of the supreme court IN the matter.