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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07
LEGAL.
SheriWs Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to
me directed and delivered, for judgment rem
dered in said Court, on the Twentieth day of
October A. u. 1876. in favo- Of f. ". Clute,
and against the Newark Silver Mining Compa-
ny, for the sum of eleven hundred and thirty
two (Sll32.V0) dollars, debt together with one
hundred and twenty.one (Sl2lUOl dollars tax
costs and all accruing costs and interest | have
levied on the following property, to wit:
pulp cars, wheelbarrOws, l barrel blue
stone. = brass kettles, / p cans potassium, u
case sulphuric acid, one stove and pipe, new
cams, pieces two-inch gas pipe, woodbarrow,
one cart and harness, lot blacksmith tools, |
set assay scales, 2 clocks, one stove one pair
pulp scales, iron buckets, chest tools, at the
Newark Mill, situated in Condor Canyon, Coun.
ty and State aforesaid.
Also one anvil, l bellows, lot of blacksmitL's
tools, blower lot square timber, lot plank
ing, large drum, lying and being at the New
ark Mine Phoebe; Glso.a lot ofilumber, 5000. feet
more or less, in the corral below Boone Il Dol
mans, in the town OF Phoebe; also one engine
and bed plate and one large wheel, now lying in
the yard of the FAST Freight Co. at Pioche.
Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the sth Day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. lS76,
Between the hours of 70 m and O'Clock D. m,
l will sell all the right, title and interest of
said Newark Silver Mining Company, in and to
the above described property, at the respec-
tive places before mentioned in which said
property is situated, at public auction, for cash
in hand, to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
Dated Phoebe, Nov. /, 1876.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
BY &. W. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff
l-tO
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nEGIsTERED VOTERS.

hEGEsTERED VOTERS.
List of Registered Voters in Hike Precinct,
Lincoln County, State or Nevada.
Albright Butcher
Bradley &C Banes
Burheidt y BLACK c
Butler J Benson
Bennett K W ChambalinJ
Collins Caldwell Geo
Castle CrOwder ThOs
banner Thos Davis ?
Eggleston ID Gardner q
Gross Jacob Geer W
Censor Geo Gasham K
Huse John Heath Chas q
Hayton Eugene HUFF John
Hopkins WuI Jones James
Joyce Phillip Johnson RIB
lobe Abraham Koch August
ksyser Frank Lowe Geo
Medlin d McLane G. W. Sc
McLaue W, Jr McGuffie Joseph
McLane II " MaCkey A
Mackey Isaac Miller Frank
| Oats James Pratt Hiram
Reinhardt Ak Russell J
| SbroderC Stewart
| Smith j j Smith
| Stern Louis Schafer II
| Sharp II Sprague HI
| Tones j $ Tharman II f
wilson Wright PHILIPPE
| Walbaum Wttick Geo
| Willis Vim
| Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Louis Stern, Registry Agent of Hike Township,
| Lincoln County, State of Nevada, will receive
objections to the right to vote at the election to
| be held in said Township on the It'll day Of No.
yember, A, D. 1876, on the part of any person
| named in the above list until O'Clock u m
on Friday the / day of November, A. D. 1876
| and all persons whose names are errOneousl IL
entered in said list shall appear at the Office OF
said Registry Agent and have the same duly
| corrected.
TnIrr,
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

REGISTERED VOTERS.
List Of Registered Voters in Clover Valley
Township, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Adair N Bird Taylor T.
Bills ID l. Rurgon Geo A
Grow " II CEilester f
DobDns Jas NJ Hamblin Edwin
Hainbiln Oheu Mangum Heher
Mangum James Harvey Price Thomas
Roach John Sherwood JohnF
sherwood VIM Woods Lyman L
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Taylor Bird Registry Agent of Hike Town.
ship, Lincoln County, State of Nevada. W i'll re.
ceive objection to the right to vote Mt the cleo
ton to be held in said Township on the 18th day
OF November, A. d. 1876. on the part of any per
son named in the above list, until o'clock n.
III. on Friday the Sd day of November A. D.
1876. and all persons whose names are errone-
ously entered in said list shall appear at the
office Of said Registry Agent and have'the same
duly corrected
TAYLOR II. BIRD,
Justice of the Peace and ex-otficio Registry
Agent of Glover Valley Township. n-t2d
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

List of Registered Voters in Panaca Precinct,
Lincoln County, Nevada;
Atchs John b Atchison John
Atchison Lawson Barron Alex
Booker Oscar s Barlow Israel
Beck George Galloway Levi II
Clark Thomas Davis James
Edwards Geo W Findlay AM
Grange Jos s Gentry Edwards
Gould Peter Heaps Henry
Heaps Lorenzo Hansen Il
Hansen Peter Kelly Virgil
Kenner Robert keele Sam'i
Keele David Lee John Al ma
Lee Francis O lee Milton l.
Lee Arthur o Lee Sam'l NJ
Lee Geo W Lufkin John
Langford James II Lund John
Matthews Chas Matthews VIM
Mcintosh VIM II Martin Moses
Mccullough Rich'd L McCumber X
Nelson Allen Nielsen Morten
Newman John Sr Newman John Jr
Nyswonger Dan Phillips Ed
Ronnow CP Rowland James
Rice l. NJ Syphus Luke
Thompson d W Vance W
Wadsworth Geo Wadsworth James
Wedge John Wedge Albert
Wedge Norman Whitney q b
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
c. 2. Ronnow Agent Of Panaca Precinct, Lin
coin County, state OF Nevada, will receive OBJ
jections to the right to vote at the election to
be held in said Precinct on the It'll day of No
vsmber,; A. d. 1876, on the part of any person
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REGISTER VOTERS.

List of Registered Voters in Spring Valley
Precinct, Lincoln County, State of Nevada
Alel ander DY BasqueZ Simon
Coleman Prime 7 Cobb VIVA
Elliott q Ford ID
Hickman John q Haywood J
johnson Larson l.
Maxwell VIM Millett Artemus
Msther Isaac Olson Uaus
Father Peter Rice +
Rice III Rosencrans Ii ID
Rice Jas Smith Angus c
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Hans Olson, Registry Agent of Spring Valley
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Beam Walter
Bass John NJ
Barthei Michael
Burns Il bert
II gen 4 b.
Campbell Thompson
Carbis Nj S
Craig John N
Cox Phiney
Collier J II
Cassidy j II
Circle Morgan
Coin A
Connor Daniel
Clute 4 w
Sdi lllhu . II
Clarisy g l.
Curtis J p
COIN Louis
Callaghan James
Clay A Q
Cunningham s
Clark John
Crowley r 8
Garlic William
Cults Edward
Coffey William
Cropsey Marinus
Chandler II II
Clark Pat
Carter + II
Cotton W s
Clark James
Clancy Peter
Clark Henry
Costa John F .
Davis g A
Dayton II P
Dixon Mace
Dryer Robert
Dow 3 l.
Dsvey John
Davis II G
Dougherty c
Duff j r
Dupuy Paul
DAILY John
Duff Charles
Driscoll Con
Delaney Michael
Deck John .
Bowling John
Daily James
Emanuel A II
Ewing + II
Elkins q II
Elan Il II
Edwards James
Eisenman Joseph
Eek John
Prudential Henry
Fisher CP
Foster ] q
Fife Andrew
Felt Everett
Frazier James
Finagin Geo T
Foster J
Fuller Mortimer
Fitzpatri OK Thomas
Fealanhd W +
Flagg T L
Flores Juan
German Geo Il
Grose II J
Goldthwaite Geo
Gray Vim II
George Isaac
0renier AL
Grieves Thos B
Grant Daniel
Gautron Gustave
daudin J NJ
6endorf Frank
Grant Alfred
Gerrans John
Gelabert John .
Garaghan NJ b
Hosg Jos Il
Howard u g
Hale Theodore A
Hollingsworth I
Halpin j ]
Hellowell s
Hoffman Julius
Hanford J nj
Hurley Dennis
Harrington Jeremiah
Hume Alfred W
Hummel John
Harrison Alexander
Harrington Patrick J
Hoff J W
Huntley William
Heard Charles
Hopkins @ nj
Haskins Wilson
Hoskins Joseph
Hughes Holker
Hamilton AL II
Hughes William
Hsllock j +
Hill James
Heintzelman Peter
Hartnett Dennis
Henry John T
Irvine Samuel
johnson Jehu b
Jacob II
James John r
FARRELL A L
Jaquez Sanford
johnson Regles
Johns William
Jane William
Kuhls Fred
krause Herman
knight EH
Kelley P
King John
Kunckey John
Kyre Theodore
Ksvanaugh Michael
Kelly Patrick +
Lazenby John
Lemon II d
Leonard Thomas
Lahower Joseph
Larkin VIM w
Lebar Jackson
LASER ] H
Leath Louis
I4eahy John
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07
REGISTERED VOTERS.
REGI<rERED VOTERS.

ID VOTERS.
tiers In Phoebe Precinct
Il Nevada:
Ames Geo +
Alderman August
Ashmead q II
Alexander q X
Arnold q W
Arnold Moses
Arnold A T.
Atkins Jas j
Armer Morris
Adams X
b
Bell William
Bowmer John G
Barbour r A
Barber A
Butler 4 II
RosaapritG
Baker Chas W
Barry John
BetZ Louis
Brinkerhoif Geo
Bull l. A
BENEFITS JOS
Bennetts Samuel
Buddecke Vim A
Brisacher Sol
Birdssll Geo W
Blewett Gabriel
Brick William
Bro wn A
Bishop W W
Bourne X NJ
Blair Al
Bliler \
Boyden c Is
Bass Perry
Ball Chas
Barnum Sam'l "
Buck i A
q
Clark Charles
Collins John
Clinton ] b
Callam Chas
Clark + b
Clute II II
Cohn Jonas
Cohn David
Church II q
Cox Richard
Clarisy Vincent
CAvenee +
Chevillot Peter
Cooper ii A
Gushing Geo Il
Cohn Daniel
Clark ID q
Chisholm Johu
Curtis J N
Cartwright John
Cullen = j
Craw H l.
Callaghan James
Cook Joseph
Cults ID W
Cherry d W
Coreales Bentura
Carney James
Curtis W M
Cook James b
Demasters Thos
Drolette Rock
Drolette Louis
Banner 4 .
Dubosq Ernst
Dugsn John
Dodds Elliot
Davis John Il
Dennis Martin
Drew Jas H
Delmue A
DAVE Richard
DOnahlle nj II
Dunston Thomas
Delahunt Michael
Diamond John
Diamond Thomas
K
Easum g M
Ely John ii
Eilers Henry
Elfers John
Eustls Albert
Empey II N
f.
Fortmsn John q
Fulks ID A
Foye Thomas
Flsherty J ]
Ford John
Frakes w II
Faddis + NJ
Fish q ii
French G G
Frazier william
Furguson Peter
Frazer Robert
Goodspeed I. G
Giuseppe P
Griffin W +
Goedicke Chas
Gibfried Conrad
CORN John ID
Gibson W Il
Gragg j II
Goodman W =
Gear II 4
Oregon Frank
Gibson Jesse
Gerrsns Josiah
GIieves VIM
. Gregory ! NJ
HI
Holland Michael
Hanley X J
Harrison Peter
Hastings Daniel
Hubert Chas
Haney Patrick
Henderson q W L
Hazard Eugene
Hurley John
Henderson J q
HipZman l Is
Warrington d G
Harris s G
Harenperg O
Hanley Jerry
Hessian Thomas
Harrigan Jerry
Hatch Fred l.
Henderson W II
Huston ] II
Hyde Ben
Husband Robert
Haggerty George
Higgins John
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

hbGlSIhl
Lynch John G
Lesvitt Levy
Lanius William
Lexington W
Longtin Stephen
Loney Richard
Lee George A
Mckee VIM l.
May John 4
Morton Il i
Mcdonald J G
McAvoy Il
McMath A
Millikin Vim
Meyers Chas i
Mckay ID M
McCarty James
Miller George
Myers John
McCook A X
Miller W q
Mandich A
Murray d
McFadden James
Motsch George
Mamuhgoena Paul
Mahoney VIM
Mathews Thomas
Morrow James
Miller VIM
Middwiddy Victor
Montgomery ID
Newman ID W
Nichols + G
Newman J b
Nesbitt George
Ottman Fred
O'Dougherty W J
O'Farrell John
obey John
| O'Brien M W
O'Neill ] l. +
| patchenC CT
pjercs A
| Perry JC
| patten John
perciyal ,Josenb
| Pollard j W
| Peterson I,ouis
| peck Nv
| pace A ~
|
| Qu i, Miles
Suihei hieAahuer
|
Re.aIict wp
Reiher ph,llin
Ret.Iick Charles
RvarJC
Rives Georp, n
RAYMOND CS
RvonI ,an.v
Rich Josenb
Rosprrsrn Richard
Radish Franz
RaphneI Nathan
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sawyer oeo .
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o,ni,li % So ~ ID
| , teeIe ? u
| S S ~ ID
S Stevens NJ, ai IL
S S'eih ohas L y
Saul oohh -,
Sauhuers hoihas
Smith Z j II
Shier John
Sullivan Florence
Shoemaker NJ
Sexton Il
Stein W
Smith Richard W
Steller Charles
s ackpole Geo W
Stoddard Samuel
Stephens Thomas
Sparks ID 9
Sherwood o p
Scott W ii
Turner + D
Tregsskis II II
Thompson A y
Thomas b Il
Tra;nar D.nni.
TitIar Jobn
Thon,as Inb,y
ThomasG
Taotaworth Gw
Thomas william
TomsJ ohn
Turnar Uonrv
Van Slyke W II
Van Hagen j b
WHALE Giovannine
Valencia Francisco
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Williams Tbos
Wagner Jacob
Watkins phineas
Welte Peter
Wshland G J
Wood John
Wilcox b
Wilson X c
Wilds b +
Webster S C
Wray Eli
Waite Albion X
Williams James
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07

J,anius Kinsey
Le,bne John
Lemon Nv
Lynch James
Lubbock HIS
LsInpson franklin
Lender W IL
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Musgroye Nj w
Mulcahy Morris
Mathe wson J A
Mace Louis
Miller N NJ
MCMAHON Thnr J
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Mccormick 10
Msppold Antone
Mcintyre VIM
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Squirting James
Speaker q A
skunk Err
Sykes Ii
Shiyers W
Severe Richard
Sears Jos l.
Smith SD
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Simpson X W
Sabin q NJ
Stsekpole joseph
Sheridan John
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Lis. Of Registered Voters In Phoebe Precinct
Lincoln County, state Of Nevada:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07

sherfH. ....................W. l.. MtKEL
County Clerk. NJ. Il. GARAGRAN
Treasurer........-.- ID. A. FULKs
Assessor ......G. IL. ALEXANDER
RscOrder........... G. HENDERSON
Dist. Attorney. w. J. O'DOUGHERTY
County Surveyor......N. WESCOATT
Public Administrator. C. f. PHILsON
Sup't Pub. instruction,
j. Il. O'HALLORAN.
County Commssioner-LongT Term,
J. Il. ATCHISON.
County Commissioner Short Term,
j. N. CRAIG.
Justice ofthe Peace. ......D. WILKIN
COnsta BILE. GEO. Il. FINAGIN
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
J. p. CURTIS--Long Term.
l.. v. LOOMS,
NJ. CARBISS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07

Alien U 4
Alphin John
Aines Almou
Applebee VIM .
Artman ID
Anderson Christian 4
Arnold T.
Adkina A q
Abbott Charles
Allen joseph
Barnhart p
Benson William
Bsiiy n l.
Brown Thomas W
Behr Joseph
Blum NJ L
Bergare Pebursio
Bell Chas Ii
Bagley John
Baker Fred
Bolack Y =
BriZzee II T.
Bennetts, John Y
Bauer jacob
Ballard John y
Barrows Isaac
Beene Horac d
Bell Vim nj
Blair Eugene
Buchdahl G W
Boyle Neil
Daily f P
Bown Joseph
Beam Walter
Bass John NJ
Bsrthel Michael
Burns X bert
BJSeu l. r.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
NJ. Fuller, Registry Agent OF Phoebe Township,
Lincoln county, State of Nevada, will receive
objections to the right to vote at the election to
be held in said Township on the 7th day of No.
vember, A. ID. 1876, on the part of any person
named in the above list, until O'Clock p. III. on
Friday, the Sd day of November, "A. ID. 1876;
and all persons whose names are errnoeously
entered in said list shall appear at the Office OF
said Registry Agent and have the same duly
corrected.
NJ. FULLER,
Justice of the Peace aud e1-of,icio Registry
Agent OF Phoebe Township,
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30

no more representation in the Arkansas collection than if their fertile acres and wealth of timber and minerals constituteda . section of the staked plains.
 We do not know whether Pope county is ore of the six which has sent in specimens or not. We fear not, and we now urge upon some of our farmers to get some of their best specimens of corn and wheat and forward at once; or, bring them to this office and we will forward them with the producers name and the loca- tion where grown, etc. Anything else worthy of notice as showing the productive quality of our soil should also be donated to this worthy object. Every county in our state may yet at least show what she can do in the way of grain, and we urge upon some of our readers in Searcy, Newton, Boone and the counties all around us to send specimens at once and without delay.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30
That Congressional Matter.
 RUssELLvILLE, March 22d.


 Editor DEMOCRAT: I sec in your last issue something from Ozark. The writer does not seem to know that Mir. Cravens was a candidate for Congress in 1872--4, and was also a candidate for the state convention; it would seem that he wanted Q little office in his too, as well as B. J. Brown. Guess that Mir. Brown knows what pow CT g delegate has, and certainly does not presume that delegates to one convention has the power to nominate for the next. I have never heard of Mir. Brown taking the back way to get into anything and don't think that the office would have to travel any further to find Col. Cravens than it would to find Jack Brown.
 If our county was in the district think that some other "small-fry' might hoist B. J. B., as he has plenty of friends in old Pope.
 G.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30
A DOvcrite on the Situation.
 DOVER, March 20th, 1876.

Editor DEMOCRAT: In your last issue you seem to want some one to suggest a time and place that would be most appropriate and would get fair and full reprcsen. tation of the democratic party of Pope county together in order that they send the requisite num- Der delegates the state convention which comes off June 14th.
 Ifa suggestion from this dircc- tion would be any advantage to your paper or to the party, will offer one or two.
 First, I think it would suit q larger portion of the party to hold a convention on the second Mon day ia May next--tlle first day of circuit court-at l2 o'clock. My reasons are these: The court does not get to Dover at any time earlier than l2 o'clock, and gentlemen from all parts of the county will have to be here, hence any demo- cratic gentlemen coming to court would become a delegate of his township to the county conven- ton, and should the court come before the convention gets thro' it would wait on the convention.
 Second, suggest that each township hold their conventis Il the last Saturday in April, or, at furthest, the first Saturday in May, and elect none but what will come to Dover on tho day above mentioned.
 As for our county officers I have this to say--I think we cannot get along without holding a county primary election, as there are several aspirants for the same office. However, suppose that the county committee will attend to this. IftbIs is worth anything nse it. gaI C. RYE.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30
WILLIE. ARK, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1876.
you will please send my paper to BcllefOnte.

you will please send my paper to
 Bcllefonte.
 Mir. Editor, if you think it would
 benefit my friends at this place, and be no disadvantage to the interests of old Pope, you can say to her people through your paper, thAt there is one of the finest schools here that can be found in the state, and any person wishing to go, or to send to school from that county, can do no better than to come to this place; It is . fine ly watered and healthy place, and peopled with first class citizens, wAo will do all in their power to make students from abroad com fortablc, on the most reasonable terms; this is quiet town, no drinking saloons within three miles of the school. There are about three hundred students, governed by three first-class grad uatcs, who make it interesting for the student and the visitor. They are all worthy gentlemen, and I want my county if they send from home at all, to patronise them for l know they can do no better any where. I. J. BROWN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30
Circular Letter to County
 Clerks and Collectors.
fCDIToR's OFFICE LITTLE ROCK, March 25, 1875

LITTLE ROCK, March 70, 1Sto.y 1 Under section 123, Digest of the Revenue Law of 1875, collect ors can proceed at once after the 20th April next, fthcy see proper. to distrain personal property to pay the taxes levied thereon, and the costs that may accrue. De- linquent lists of personal proper ty should not be returned to the clerk until all legal means have been exhausted for the collection of the taxes thereon, and in time for the settlement of collectors accounts by the clerk. Sections l27 and 1S5, Digest Revenue Act, 1875
 Delinquent lists ofreal property should be returned to the clerks by the collectors as soon after the 20th April as practicable, whether the same be delinquent for the taxes of 1873, 1874 and 1875, or 1874 and 1875, or for the latter year alone. A penalty of twenty five per cent. is to be added by the clerk on all taxes returned de- linquent for the year 1875, but not on the delinquent taxes of 1873 and 1874, the penalty of fif- teen per cent. already added to the delinquent taxes of the latter years being all that is intended by the law.
 Clerks will send copies of the personal delinquent lists and abstract, of delinquent taxes on real estate to thIs office as soon after the lists are delivered tu them as possible. Sections 127 and l42, Digest Revenue Act, 1875
 Real estate, etc, returned delin- quent fer 1873 and 1874 must be advertised by clerks and offered for sale by collectors, at the same time and in the same manner as lands returned delinanent for 1875, and must be sold for all the taxes and penalty due thereou for the years. Sections 136 to l42 inclusive, Digest of Revenue Act, 1875, prescribe the manner of advertising and conducting sales.
 The twenty-five per cent. penal ty on delinquent taxes on lands is to be applied to the payment of the cost of advertising the delin- quent list of lands, and the sur plus, if any, is to be paid into the county treasury. If there is not . sufficient amount of penal ty and cost of advertising collect ed to pay the cost of advertising. the balance must be paid out of the county treasury. (Section 206, Digest of the Revenue Act, 1875.
 w. R. MILLER, Auditor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30
THE CONTEST FOR CON.
 GkESS IN THE Sd DIST.

Friends of Hon. B. J. Brown have expressed some surprise at us for admitting the communica- tion from Ozark last week excori- ating to some extent that gentle man. We did not think there was any impropriety in doing so, as we did not endorse or express ourselves on the subject, but merely gave the views of our cor respondent for which he alone is responsible. We do not think it proper for us to endorse any body in the contest as we are not in the District, but we extend the use of our columns to any of Mir. Browns friends who may wish to come back at "H."
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-30

WE give place in to-day's pa per to letter from subscriber at Dover, bringing forward the name of Hon. J. R. H. Scott for Congress from the fourth district.
 We cannot say that we are in favor of sending new members to congress every term; we think when we have a true and able member in congress it is bad man. agement to set him asiue and send up new one, for it is we'll known that after man has been in Con- gress and because fully acqualnt- ed with the routine of business and gained prestige as an old member he can serve his constit- uncy much better than any new member. The old members will always get the chairmanship of the most important committees, and districts represented by them will always have the advantage of those represented by new and in experienced members. This much we can say, however, with hearty good will, that Capt. Scott would make agood and able rep resentative, and if MT. Guntcr is not to be returned as his own sue cessor this fall, we know of no other man whom we would so cor dially support az Capt. Scott.