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ONE YEAR.
Ala8. the lore Of woman! It IL known
10 bc lovely md fearful thing.

Alas the lore Of woman! It Is known
To bc lovely and fearful thing
Reaaly ,4: I'D quick. aad crushing; yet a. real
return yon the ring and the lock OF hair
And the lovers' VOWS that were rIyeu Inst night;
may haye been hasty-I may have been proud.
my nave been wrong, and perhaps You wero
But the word has gone forth, and the dream OF
Ends rs end nlways 1ifc's pleasures for me:
!s!t 70 weep DER the deed that is done
1o4 passing on smiling, careless, and free.
whose was the fault: Whose the folly that
wrecked ~ '
The love ana the trust Of womau's whole heart?
~. m1ne 1ae lips to reprove or coudemn,
No" taot forever we've dr1fted apart
f9scver! All, we'll! Our lives are but young:
n ~ tae Guys yet unrisk'd some sunshine may ba:
some raven OF rest, SONG undoubting trust,
me future may bold in Its silence for me-.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. FAxxn Z. Nr1Yxr1
, 1876-11-12
TIE POPE IN PUBLIC.

HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN SIX YEARS.
Correspondence Of the New York Times,
dated ut Rome, Oct. 10, gives the following in
terestlng particulars Of the appearance of the
Pope at a ulass-mcettng OF his friends:
Tue Pope has taken step this week which will
il amy anch Illusion still exists. The Holy Father
has presided at q mass -meeting OF his friends in
the Church Of st. Peter, and has given great many
aud to hear his voice after having been denied that
pleasure for more than six years. Some have es-
tnated The number present Us high rs y, 900, but
more than half that For ten days J,ast the trains
have come laden with crowds fru1n the country Of
aoyola and 81; Dominic, each squad ranging from
these visitors il to see the Pope and huve their
beads blessed by him, it soon bccame question
where, except in the pnbc~squarc, it would be
Company NJ room a0ines in thu 10 yat;can s1 ,aFye
Of q capacity equal to such numbers. and by
general @ aat: consent St. Peters WIS pitched upon
CHURCH since the new public has had control Of
Rome; It's certain that the PontiT has never an
eefoss 1b ~ audience ,hers athoash
marble pavement when the building has been
closed At any rate. novelty was to be oitcred
Dot Do.h n as to the numbers and the place, and many
privilege q joining the crowd. The arm Of the
;ie a. hs 1ns aacss the high altar was the part Of
was the day. and By l. o'clock the lhroug 1hat
for two hours had been fling into the Easilc by tic
TWO eufrancesthat by the corridor on the side Of
thc Vatican for the Spsniards, and thu plssaee on
the SIDE OF the Paace OF the Iuquisition for 1he
others admitted-had arrived at It's fun n,nasur.
Fu ninety Of every hundred present had never YET
seen the Pope, who, If he was not before, IL now
Certainly. the greateet curiosity Of Rome. Thar.
WIS hnsn VI expectation, but not of long contin-
lance. mud the curiosity OF the SpaniarJs had its
satisfaction The Pope descended from the Vati-
can bJ the private staircase which leads to tic
Chapel OF tile Holy Sacrament ue1e he mounted
ne sedia sestatoria, preceded, surrounded, and
Followed BY iargc number OF the Papal Court in
Guiding most Of the Cardinals having residence in
Rome, BY the Noble and pa1atine Guards
and the Swiss in their fantastical cos
tunes Of ceremony, Az the. eortege moved
acfoss the church nearly the whole
of the vast company fell upon their knees Arrived
at the end Of the transept his Holiness left the
platform upon which he WIS carried, and mounted |
.he throne which had been Set up before the altar
The Archbishop OF Granada read an address OF some
ength- to which the Pope replied, also in Spanish
language some knowledge OF which he acquired /
shen missionary In one OF the States OF Spanish |
america It WIS convenience and gredt gratid- |
:ation to the Spaniards to te addressed in their t
own tonsne, as Gut few Ut them could understand
ta!lan French, or Latin, tie other languages |
Which the Pope speaks. After the speech Vas in |
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PREACHING TIE BLOOD. ,,
THE ATTEMPTS AT vINDIcATIoN.
fhs Etffor 1f 77be 1..f1.r.

10 Ae E<444VF " nc 1Ttonne.
CHURCH or TIE MEss1An, CHICAGO, Nov TO-
As declines to come out from behind tbe
hedge OF the anonymous, have no reply t.
make to lis letter, or ~ hers, for there was g
certain tone Of affectionate intolerance and hor.
tor at the idea Of anybody holding different
opinions FROM "" which make me doubtful
about the see Of that " unknown quantity. !,
But should like, with your permission, to hear
q few words on the discourses OF The Rev. AIr.
Willing aud another minister, which has been
made public, the former in reply TO my recent
lecture and the latter with evident reference to
it. want to remind the clcrgymen Of the real
question ut issue, which they seem to have
strangely forgotten. They have-hoth Of them
simply proceeded to pile up all the texts they
can find which has anything about blood in them,
and then impale the doubter Oh the horns Of the
~orn-out dilemma: believe these, or else you
:" throw tic Bible ovcrboard,:' aud s.count the
blood OF the covenant unholy thfng,'' and
thes "you have no hope of being saved at all ~
Now, allow INC to SAY, respectfully but very
emphaucally, that tho time for such theological
chld's play is past What these gentlemen
lave to meet is Il number Of thoughtful and
careful arguments held valid by many Bible
students rs reyereut as themselves, rot that
even these texts are to be in any way disputed,
but that the very references to blood, Herturs
for sin, ard so torth, do not carry, and were
never intended to carry, that doctrine Of blood
6uborulnatlon which has been built up on them
Against this doetrine, as supposed to bc based
primarily IN the sacritlce system Of the Old les
lament stated three arguments:
/. The '' sin-oifcriugs " were not necessarily
OF blood at all, So that the supposed absolute
necessity for ~ biuod" vanisles.
:, The only "sins :" they were regarded as
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

EPISCOPAL.
Nor. l2-Twcnty-sccond Sunday after Trinity.
CATHOLIC.
Aou. 12-Twcnty-th Sunday aftcr Pcntccost,
Patronage Of the B. Y. ID.
Nor. 13-St~ Didacns, G.
Nou. 14-st. Stanislaus Kostka, c.
Aor. 16-St- Naltfn, P. N. {from Nov. 12,.
Nor. l7-st. Gregory Thaunatuzyr,s, B. G.
Aor. 1S-Dcdication Of Basi1icas of IS. Peter and
Paul. ~ ~'S' GIL"
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Mr. Hosmes resigned ~.
ta) First played by Mr.. Hosmer Il is decidedly
mend.
to} This is not good. though we know Of nothing
White With superior position.
style. ~
td) This WAS hastily conceived; either Pto 6
superior game. '1 A1~4
se) Nr: Hosmes overlooked this move OF the
Queen when he made his 10th move.
- ~ hoping that the Queen might go TO 9, when
to 3 forces the game.
81 Threatening to win by @ to B cb. etc,
lh) White could easily elect draw. but tries to
VIII, and In consequence IL himself the loser.
~ In Justice to Dir. II. We must add that tho
L0ui& Gi01e- Democrat
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THE GAME OFCHESS

CHESS D1REcroRY.-Chicago Chess Club, Nos A
and 05 Washington street; open from q. m. tn
Top III. Chess players meet daily at the fremont
House tExchangc) and the Sherman House {Basc.
ment).
All communications intended for this department.
should be addressed to Tue TRIBUNE, and indorscS
*'Cless."
, 1876-11-12

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
''E. B."-Your last is hardly mp to the mark.
M. H.'-Your solution to No. IS is iuecn,o,.
but If Black e. to r s, there is no mate.
"E. s. W."-The Pawn at 1t S IN Prob,en,
No. 48 is necessary to prevent second solution bv
!. x to 9, 2..B to 9, etc.
Correct solution to Problem No. 48 received
from ". Howard Hall, E. S. Watts, r. II. FoT
W. II. Oyington. G. s. Powell. +. SempIe. AMI
G. n. j.. city: E. e. Theirs. kcnosha, WIS. Kts
Turner, ILL., II. l.. S., LitchGeld. Mimi. G. bro.
die, Austin, III.
Correct solution to Enigma No. o received from
R. ". Eoff, ". Howard Hall, f. Barbe, E. S. Watts
6. s. Powell, and E. Semple. city; c. Brodig'
Austin, Ill.
-. In Problem No. 40 add Black Pawn atKB6
ENIGMA NO. H.
HY NR. T. b. W0EHALD.
Vaiae- Mack.
King at G Rsq King at Q5
EooS At KB3 Pawn aspbs
1sdok st Q kt 3
Bishop at @ 1t 50
Knight at k3
Knight at k8
Pawn aga
White to play and mate 10 two movcs.
PROBLEM NO. so.
By MR. J. LowESsrEIS, 'PH1LADELuu1A.
R}artv
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RETURNING SAME DAY:

Leave Glenbrook House on the arrival Of the
steamer from Tahec City and other points on
thu Lake, srd arrive at Carson City in time to
connect with the p. NJ. passenger trains for
Virginia City and Reno.
j. TX. BENTON, Proprietor.
Jsus ~, Isle.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

IA TO the NORTH CARSON MINE. No. 300.
T. s. Lend Office. Ca son City. Nevada, March
Esd. 1876 Notice is hereby given that the
NORTH CARSON SILVER NISINe CcNpANY, by
its authorized agent A. 8. GOULD. whose post
office address is Carson City, Nevada. has this
day filed its application fer patent for Fiji
,ee.: Hundred linear feet OF this North Carson
Ains or vein bearing gold and silver, with
sur1sce ground six hundred feet in width,
situate living and being in Eagle and Washos
Valley Mining District, County Of Ormsbs,
and state Of Nevada, and known ard desig-
mated BY this field notes and oficial plat on file
i'll this Office Lot No. ~, in Township 16.
north Range twenty east of Monte Disblo me
ritiior, the exterior boundaries OF SAID Lot No.
- being rs follows, to-wit: Variation, 16s 10
cast Commencing At Post No. !, at 8. K. corner
of ths claim, on the southern slope OF the
mountain, from which point the section corner
poa, at tina 8. z. corner Of Section 81, L. IL n.
x. % L.. NJ D. NJ bears s. &c TO- 8. ls47 feet
distant and the tag sta6 on the dome OF the
State Csritol at Carson city b-srs ). % o n.
and running n. s5o ~ F.. 900 feet to Post No.
.: thence n ~ IL W. 600 fee: to Post Ne. 3:
theme s. $50 A. X. 500 feet to Post No. 4:
thence S. l4o ~ E. 500 feet 10 place of begin
1ins. cuntai sing 20 .66lo0 acres. This claim is
b,i.n.;c,i by other known mines or mining
clyir.x Tie location of this luiIe is duly re-
c:r,ipI in the Recorders Office Of Eagle anc
wasnoa ysley Mining District at Carson City.
NsHada. n RJok 4 CT folio 1872. Any and ali
persons Ia 'nlng adversely any portion of said
Hoi;h Carson Mine ssid mining ground as
hereinbefors deacr bed are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office, ut Carson City, in the State
Of Esysds during the sixty days period of pub
hcaiion nereof. or they will be barred by virtue
u '''' = y ~ A. WAITE, Register,
T u. EpwaRDs, Attorney. 1nh?5
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A PUBLICATION Fol. PATENT

~
"A Notice No. 3l5, United States Survey No.
Si.-Jrnited States Land Office, Carson City, Ne
vadn, May 18th, lS1o.-Notics is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
INC COMPANY, corporation duly lEcorpf
rated uuder and by virtue Of the laws Of the
State of California having its principal place
OF ba.;ntsa n the CITY OF San francisco, STATE
Of California ass tins day by A. s. GOULD. its
attorney in txei al I agent whose Post once
address - Carson City, Nevada, msds applica
ton fer ntcd states patent for fifteen hun
bred Il 500 linear feet OF the williams LODE.
tearse seia and silver quartz and other min
erals CT precious metals, together vita sarface
ground .IX hundred 500 feet In width Tor the
convenient working thereof; situate IN tbs Eagie
and Washo- Valley Mining District, Ormsby
county. and State Of Nevada, known ana aeslF-
mated OIL the field notes snd onclal plat as
United States survey or lot No. 49, IN section 10,
Township 10 north of range ~ east Monte Di-
able Ir crit,lan: the exterior boundaries OF said
lot NO 80 being rs follows, to wit: Beginning
At post marked No. l, {. s. Survey No. 80,
v-Leo,e the southwest corner Of Section Is.
,rovn.hip Is uorti, of range 10 cast, bears south
Ito 90 west, S95 $40 feet; the Ayers and Hop
kin. silver Mining Company cabin bears north
20 c west, $50 feet ard The discovery aad work
ing cut snd tunnel upon this mine bears north 2"
% east 935 feet; thence running hrst course.
north 1872 west 800 feet to pest marked No 2
L. s. Survey No. 50: thence second course, nsrtli
IA . east go feet 10 pest marked No. j L 5 Sur
y-~ No. "a; thence tSir.! course. south Is Z"
I,:ri
80 81: thence fourth course south I4Lo west
sc feet to post No. !. the place of beginning,
cuntainin. 20 GG-io9 acres; bearings expressed
from the true MERRIAM with magnetic varis-
ton of 10 70 east. This claim was located I'M
der the name OF the Williams Mining Claim
and surrey made to accord herewith. The
workings and improvements on this mine con
sss of an open cur 50 iect long, 20 feet wide and
~ feet deep. and tunnel run in the hi! from
the face u said cnt Il distance oi g. fect. e.
ccodiog $500 in vaue. This claim IS bounded
northeIly by he Ayers Consolidated silver Ain-
iIlg Com ,auH = claim sOrttne;iy BY the Loretta
Company mining claiIa. The sud lnin!I.
claim being rccor,ci liz The Office CT the i't-
cor,.tr Of u!mshy COUNTY aforesaid, III volume
A folio aag An. and All persons claiming any
portion Of said Ayers ana Hopkins silver u ~
ill@ Cu,npsnys claim are required to h.e their
adverse claim with the heSistSr 81 tNe United
States Land Office 1T Carson City, Nevada dur
Ing tin SIX 1av period Of pubItaiion, az they
viii Ia barred hr y'r.Ha "s the ~" ysi'nS o.
the statute. lnlyj'! =. nA,1 4, arSistsr.
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And in eccordapce with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees made ON he l0tn day vi
MAY, 1876. 80 many shhrss o. csch parcel OF
such stock as Inar be Lecessary will be sold 81
publ. auction, at the Office Of the Secretary,
i'll Fl. G.. NcLouhlins iewslry Store. i'll fce
Adams House. Carson street, Carson City. Ne
ya,is on hs Eleventh III day of J ULf, 1876, at
the hour Of l. NJ OF said day, to pay said de-
lnq:,ent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
JOHN Is. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, j une 10. 1876.
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Also, Agents for DIR. lie Rlchnu'A
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, I'M
potency, and xll diseases arising from AaS.ur
batsu and excessive abuses. Price s. per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BALsAM is put up
only in round bottles. On receipt of price
tho.s med ;cines ill be sent to AL parts OF the
country, by express or MAIL securely packt 8
and free from observation Sole Agents, c. I.
RICHARDS h CO., wholesale and rstaii drug
Siy.s and chemists, southwest corner Of Clay
and Ssnsoms streets, San Francisco. Californs.
Sugl0-1y
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TO THE sKfeaTUsATE
~ Nax RnQDO1D6
1885, NEW RzR1DED&
A2 81 aInDoH'D DnDRUoeoARY
04S KsAxAy D4vooA.


San Traasiscs. Ystasltshsa n 1884. fsr tie
trsasMoat of Sexual sat Seminal DisssSes s1eA
- & snsrrhes. alsst, xtrissars, syphilis -
its fsrMs, seminal Wsakasss, InpstsssV. sss.
Skin diseases Of years standing and Sssssass6
Logs SUCCESSFULLY treated.
Seminal " sakMsss.
Senaina Emissions, the csAss4asncs 81 sof.
abuse: This solitary vice, or ssprAvsd sexual
Indulgence. is prastiosd BY the youth q beth
with unerrins certainty, tas following train OF
morbid syn tsns, unless csnbated ~ ssisnts-
fis medical measures, viz: SalloW esanta0
ancs dark spots under tho eyes. PAN IN the
head, ringing in the ears, noise Ike tne rss.lhS
OF leaves and rattling Of ehariots, snsasinsse
about the loins, weskness OF inc nnos, s0..a
sed vision, bluntsd intellect, less Of conscience
difidencs in approaching strangers. dishke 70
form nav acquaintances, disposition to shen
society, loss Of memory, hectic nushss, plmpase
and various errptions about the faces, furrsd
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, censonPtaea =,
night sweats, monemsnla aud frequent incsaity
II relief be not obtained, should apply imns-
diateiy either in person or by letter. and have
cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this diseaae, which never fails Of ct.
feeling quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at = distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing lstter to DIR. 6lBDOh,
stating ease symptoms, length Of time the DIS
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
" forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
to any part OF the country, with full ana plaah
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars sem. in
registered letter, through the PsetsAss 81
though wells, Fargo Co.: . package Of nsdi-
cine will be forwarded to any part Of the UnioE.
Correspondents will please inform Dr.. eibbsh
that they read his advertisefnsn ts in the APPEAL
address. DIR. j. r. GIDEON.
ectle.ly Box 1857. San Fra1sscs.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
1,CR AN INCURABLK CASH.
Dr.. 10 Rloha0's

col % I'm BA L = 4 n
Altar ten years Of trial this coast. has proved
itxsif the emily curative in certain GLASS Of
diseases pronounced BY medical practitioners ~
incurabls.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Baisana No. !
Carss Chsnerss. Hrst and second stages; scvss
on the Legs or Body, Sore Ears, Eyes. Nose. etc.
Cepper-eolorsd Blotehes, Syphilitis Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp. and all the primary forms Of
the disease known Is Syphilis. Price, - Per
bottle. or two for 50.
Dr. lie Rfchau's Golden Balsain No :
Cures Tertiary, AsrcuriAl. Syphilitic Rhsuna-
tism Bains in the Bones. Back OF tho Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, unps
and Contracted Cores, Stiffness offs he Limbs
and sradicstes all diseases from the system.
whether caused by indisrstioa or abuse Of
nercury-leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price, S. per bottle. or two for 50.
DIR. Le Rfchau's Golden Spanish
Antia0te,
Fer tas cure Of Gonorrhea, elect, Irritation,
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital disarrangs-
ments. Price, s. 50 per bottle.
DIR. Le Richau's Golden Spanish
Injection,
wash and Injection fer severe cases OF Con
orrhea, Inhamnatoiy elect, STRUCTURES, and eli
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 % per bettls.
Also, Agents for DIR. lie RichnH'S
GARdoph Pjlla
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CE Csrs-W. D. 4. Gibson.
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TrssdSa,. P. {. Lyman,
i. Z. Wentworth. 4. Watt, 7. j. Read Carson! }.
On Music-w,ll Thomas virginia. z. [.
Morse cold Hill. T. A. Read Carson.
/, Collect Tickets on Csr,-.Iofn Lambert, c.
Raw Wv tinker, Frank Morrill, Virginia> h.
Geo. Adams. J. Richardson, A. Fox, II. NJ. jew
eft Gold BID, ". Atkinson. ". II. Elliott Sill
yer city, S. \. Hoolc. Judge Bowkec Reno.
On Auuselnents-J. W. Noves, Hon. ". S.
Wood, Hon. c. K. DcLoHg.
On Printing All Dot.,. Cro-s. Daly, Il. II.
Taylor.
On Tickets-Iee Mct.3wu.
On Police Regulation, On ,'rouni>-Sheria
Swift OF Carson.
Manager cf Commisssry Csr--Mor.is Gresor,.
Manager o. Pavili,n-Se:moar rivl-y.
Gate Msnsgsr-vilI Thsm,s
Tickets for the picnic can lie obtained from
the following gentlemen Virginia CITY. Lee
NcGoyp, a; Judge KnoA's Court room: Gold
Hill, ". II. Nessrve: Silver City, j. Il. Greer;
Carson. 4. T. Swift: Reno. Or. :. A. MeSfcans:
Dayton, :. II. Japua. Pr s.- .s.
SIeciul Excursion TRAINS over the Virginia
and Trucace Esilro1d will convey the Pioneers
and their friends to ami from the picnic grounds
leaving Virgins City at Z a6 A. NJ, Cold Hill at
SA. ", stopping at Sill yer City switch and other
points for excursionist,. Returning, the trains
will leave the grounds nj O'Clock P.N.
The National Guard of Virginia City. by spe-
cial invitation. have kindly consented to do
duty as escort of the dsy.
The best Bands of Must in the State will &C
company tina excursion, anu in the spacious
new nall on tbs grounds all w.;o desirr can in
6ulse in dancing.
Perfect safety and strict order will L. secured
by special conductors aud guards On the trains
and by large and efficient force of Deputy
shcrifis and special Policemen, under the COM
ma~l of the sheriff OF Ormsby county, ana sc.
lected feon the Pioneers themselves.
No improper or Objectionable characters will
be allowed either on the cars or on the grounds,
and all possible attention will he paid to the
comfort and pleasure OF tLe guests.
Tickets FOR the roHnd trip including
admission 10 grounds 30
Gnte Tickets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
Procurshle in Virginia City, Gold HILL Si!;er
City, Dayton. Carson and Reno, from persons
dniy ar;hlr'z-s Il. The Sec;g.s. ..4liS
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fulfilled. This great people will always hold
those vino pc,icd their lives for their country s
preservsIi in tiih hin,iest remembrance.
Fi:teen:il--We sincerely deprecate ell SIC
tionsl feeling and tendencies, au.. W., there
fore, note with deep solicitude that the Demo-
cratic party counts. as its chief hope OF success.
upon the electo.a. vote OF \ unite! south,
secured threash the .fsrts Of those vie were
recently srraysx axaiRst the nation, ssa We in
vsls the sslAsss attention o. tAs ecAnffy 10 'he
grave trs;a tsas The sscssssss thss achieved
would reopen sectional STRIFE asa lnPt'li tas
nstioHsl honor and hanan II GIFTS.
e.xteeath-Ws charge the Democratic party
with bring ne So NE in s1arastsr aaS spirit AZ
wen it synpasa sea wish treason: with MAX
ing lis control Of the House Of Representatives.
the tri anph and she o. partaaity Of the aAtion 5
recent foes: With r<ssssrNng aad appIaudins at
the National Capitol the san:imsnsS OF unrs-
rspeA.ant rsssllioh; with serdiuy Ubisa sell
diers "a tue val aNa promoting CopfearFs.s
soldiers % tas fe"n.: wish dslibsrttsly pr.ees-
in. to r-pudiAsr tine pligh:ed faith Of the GOV
eminent: with being go sally false and lniesc ie
j, ovors Allowing the ends of justice by its par
tisxn 7nissnau &srnent and obstruction Of juyss-
tisation; with proving IIGalf through the psfioo
Of its ascenlency III shs Lower House CT Con
gsess, utterly incompetent to administer the
Goyernm- ut. sad We warn the country against
trusting party thvs aliks unworthy, ratrazat
and in ,apao!a.
Seventeenth - The Nasionsi Administration
merits characterization for its honorable WORK III
the management of domestic and forsig1, sffiir ),
and President Giant deserves the sontinasd :no
hearty gratitude Of tho Arnsristn peopls for his
patriotism and iis iipInsnse saT,isss III war and
In psaie.
Rss3iye,I, That We p-essn. AS or candidates
fer Prer;d s1t aod Vice President OF the United
States, two distinguished statesmen CT en- nent
ability snd charseg.r, and consPicaonslV hstad
for those two high ofsees. and we confidently
appeal 20 she American rsopic TO latrust TIE
administration @f their public 'fa:rs to kEther-
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a IITt CONSOLID ATED GOLD AND
n Silver Mining Company Location Of
principal place Of business. Carson City, Ne
vada. Location Of works Pyramid Lake Min
ing District, Washoe County, Nevada. Notice
in hereby given that there are delinquent upon
the following described Capital stock Of the
Company. on account Of assessment No. levied
March, 1876, the ssvsral amounts set opposite
- tho shar shn]derH