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, 1877-02-01

son, of Alabama, to-day submitted the draft Of
m objection to the yot: ofLint State to q mum.
ocr OF prominent Rcpnhllans. 1hi: they ex-
psetc, to n5ssent r,!. T. :is Joint Consentio9
70 rest npon aT1ld.rtte A. 70 fraud and tntim!da-
tim in various pnrse of the etate. Their pur-
pose was stronEay deapprovd by many Of their
friends, and It Is believed Tonight that they
fact Tho course they proposed could accomplish
nothing. and would onlr c;ttsc the delay incl
t1cnt to ecmfntEnn OF the iwo Houses, ant!
vntc nn tho auration 1t !, not likely ls.at the
taken no steps 10 Investigate affairs In Alabama,
and It is not believed that n minority Of the
House Republicans would v,te With ii1ralson.
OR1AHizATDS,
WasniSorox, b. T.. Jas. 3l.-fhc TrIpar,Ite
Commission nscmblcd Mt n.on in the Supreme
Cnnrt-roorn and organized. The special oath Of
Nr Middleton, the Cicrkof tl,c Court, anil
Justice Clifford. who, By III: Electoral act, Is
the pseak,ing officer Of the Commission, then
administered the oath 10 The other fourteen
memhers. james Il: Mckinney was then ap-
aud II WIS ordered tlIat the proceedings Of the
Commission, except tl,osc afnye stated, shall he
held confidential Until otherwise ordered.
Alter q hrtcf session, tic Commission I'd.
jonrncd Until o'clock this afternoon.
TEttEHs.
Speaker Randall having 1ccilcd TO appoint
two Democrats a. tcllcrs In counting the Ece-
toral vote, the PRESIDENT ptn tcn,1osc of tho
Senate will appoint two Republican tcllers on
thcspart Of that lrkly. The President pro TEN.
desired that ono Democrat and one Republican
be appointed from each lIou1c, but ip this the
Speaker did not aequlcscc.
COUNSEL,
The Republican National Committee to-dny
decided t'i engage - leading counsel before the
Electoral Commission William ". Eyasts and
F. " Stoughton Of New York, and Stanley
Matthew'S and S. 8. shc1abargcr, OF Ohio. All
these gentlemen arc herc and have entered upon
The preparation Of their catc, except Mr.
Stoughton, who is cxncctcd here to-ulorrnw.
tclvcs anv others thcy mar desire WIN arc
familiar with the Louisiana an,l Florida cases.
The Dcmocrats hayc as counsel Lyman Trum-
hull, Of Illinois; Matt II. Carpenter, Of Wlscon-
sln; Jeremiah B|ack, of Pennsylvania, and
Ashabcl Green, OF New York.
, 1877-02-01


"Ash'So1os' u T., JAN U.-Thc Colorado
question Is eliminated frnm the Presidential con-
sroscf'y' The House to-day adopted tho report
OF tho majority Of the judiciary Committee de-
e'atihR that Colorado Is State, and Judge
nc'iort o. Representative Was sworn In. uurd,
Of ohto, the author OF the minority report,
tnadc OIL elaborate speech In opposition, but
SINE thr passnre OF the Comnromt4n hit the
minority rcport haa lost xon,c of r.. snnrortnrx
and there wax titt,e d{,n,,Ttto, -,a,,tfa,t,.i
among the Dcmocrot. ~ ,rs,." f,,.4,.ns sa,.ts.,.
orros',ton -, ~ .n. ~" ."s' 4D>'oo7
,,,''. ."0o' "1 Wv e'"te'
@nsoS -; Akn.os'
''Ee po't'oh oi iicRry HattcEsonb nun
orcd THOUSAND unarmca men harc arrived hero
WIN thelr lafnlllcs 10 witness the Presidential
count A hundred cx.ra additional policemen
were appointed at tho Capitol to-day to receive
them. and new rutc passed that no person can
be admitted to the House wing Of tho Capitol
Without special pass from sonic member Of
ConErese. a. cach member can have but three
passes, anu the great majority Of these wlll DO
eiEcn TO lady frtetla and visiting strangers, tho
dolnt Convention tomorrow docs not stand In
any spceIal danger OF being bulldozeti. Tho
other arrangements for the Joint Convention
are VERY Ike those on all similar occasions, and
arc prescribed III detail in the Electoral lii.
q f4EHHt
The friends Of sir. Conkling arc now dcclar-
lng that he dill not as N'as widely reported, de-
clare ILLS belief 10 Cor. naycs' election. Tho
paragraph upon which It was founded, Us ap-
pears III fts pr!ntcd speech, Is IS follows:
Mr.. PrcfIdcn:. 1t Is because mean, at evc.y
flhee which tue law anA facts thall instlfy, to
n'a'h'o'n tha1 the hepaeilean nom lneo has been
enoscn In,e' MAGISTRATE OF tue nation. It Is bo-
~ ".". ~ T.. pa's', ano 'aeapao1s
trv ,Sat .o"id ~ n,.. II. .s'a 70 ais conn
nc9cr hc CHALLENGED viii rr.t.~t - ha,,s.. ~
that he and thrr who summarized him -n.nn, -
clutch utt,rncd powcr q. dared not .nh,t "A fo,r
and constitutional examination the truth Of tho
election.
TIE MOST sTonNr Asn EXCITING SCENE
that has been witnessed In the House this sos-
sion occurred fortnight. Tho Democrats tr:ct1
to get before the House In regular way tho
recent proceedings Of tho Governor, Contrasting
board, and Legislature OF Florida In relation to
the Electoral Tote In that State. Fearing tlat
there was sumo partisan trick concealed ia this
apparently harmless proceeding, thu Republic
aus began tilihustcrtng, and kcpt It up for \
couple OF hours. Tneu there was a stop
paEe Qf the dtlatory motions. and n
slnrt sao,or =, .nnsn;,,,."o ,t.,.. nI ,sh,.,'
,.,.," ,'"',' o".tuh "asa
ntl'c schssai business was tfaheactctl'
speaker Randall afterwards asked lea yc to hare
the les Of the Florida papc5s read for tho ILL.,
formation Of TIC Hou.c, and, after the Clerk
, 1877-02-01


WAsulN6ToN, D. C., Jan. 3i.-col. Willard
T. pclton testified before The Scp4te Committee
Oh Privileges uul Elections this morning that
he IL acquaiuced with J. II, N, Patrlck, OF OmA-
ha, Neb.; hatl Some tclcgraphic communication
with Patsick In November and December last;
lid not know whether Or not he received dit--
path In cipher from Salem, Ore., Oh the 9Th Of
December last. Such dispatch, addressed 10
witness. Was produced, aud he was naked to
tra.,slatc 1t. flo replied he was unable, u tho
cipher belonged to Patrick, and be had no copy;
don't know anything about depoaittng 1880 In
the London d San Francisco Bank in Deeem-'
ber last.
C. b. Bellinger, Of Portland. Ore, WA To-
called. Testified that all he knew about ths da-'
poslt Of 1880 waa that he vas notided that ttss
money wat dspoaited By New York psztios r. h.
used to det1sY any legal ezpenses In coaRsesap4
, 1877-02-01
MERCHANT TAILORING.
ALL GOODS ORDERED BEFORE
FEB. 10,
2 0 PER CENT OFF
FOR CASH.
LINDSAY BROS.
TAILORS,
Nos. 14l & 143 Dearborn-st.
TAILORS,
Nos. 14l e. 143 Dearborn-st.
STOCKHOLDERS mEET1HGNs
0f1oe Of the Baltimore & Ohio h Chicago
Railroad Company.
TfoTICE.

NOTICE.
cntotno NJ. Ten. ~ ix37Io ths .tnskhodcm 9!
You arc hereby notified thas e ruf1ia1ce Of Itsmn
ton adopted Jan. n ls77 hY the Hoard q D.fCct0sa o.
!ioskholdt n hi nstnSIs ahio tsafe '!at:
day. the itth d!Yof Mascn A q, 1s77 At half PssI
iaoit, 70 concur ii she Borrowing hy t,fs eorross:
for coinr,ctinS.. fnrnishfn2. Improving and ope;;
rating ~ aaM rarosd. ana he tA,Mi1E " ~ ~! s9d
tux and executing IN due form Of aw ntteaxt Of u
corpornte property and rkucses % ttenrs he sa!ne
seon xhs mar % reqisa 70 ,short,s ssa sarpo.
on and 10 sus md dsrose Of IL bonds for asId sum
20 borrowed. md to mortgage IT, cofpesate prdpertY
sseasdanee ~!tS ths statue o ta state et nott ID
yo ars rrqmescd 10 Be pretent. Hy te order ~ the
Do1rh Of Directors. ~. c. HJlSEfy
r. e, WiNHTAELEY, secretary Of this ]iatfmora 4
Ohio Chicago Raroad Cnmeaay.
, 1877-02-01
LOUISIANA.
THE LlTTiEFtELD INVENTION.

4Aol!AuEl dTCEL, Ql ASCK 1GTk+
LOUISIANA.
TIE LlTTLEFtELD 1avEHr1ON.
Sjreta, Dfspa,eA to TIE Tribune
WAsrtiHGToS, ID. c., jat. 31.-A pcraon ia.
fnitEar wt' the details Of the Louisiana case snys
the sensational story Of Litt1eaeld, relating to
the forgery uf tic return Of Vernon ParslI, can
be successfully refutcd hy the following state
ment: The Lftt!cfeld conspiracy Is conspiracy
to make money out OF Republicans II possible;
falling that, out Of Democrats. This forged re-
turn Was offered To Morrison, Chairman OF tic
Loutsiana Committee at New Orleans, and de-
c1lncd by him is being dlahnncstly obtained.
Morrison stated this In the Conl.nittcc-room,
adding that lsc did not wish IN have anything to
do With things obtatncd In TINT way. Under
the 1aw Of Louisiana duplicate OF tho
Supervisors return Is on file in tho naris',
records, and shows Democratic rotc Of III
against 2 Republican votes. 1t Is notorious
nll orer tho State OF Loutshna that Vernon
Parish never doe. cast any votes OF consequence,
and never did. The Returning: board furnished
tho Senate and House Investigating Committees
with tabulatctl statement OF tic actual returns
received bv them from the fn:iah Supervisors
na to
THE ELECTORAL VOTE nT PARISHES.
III 1Hai 'etuIA tc1"on ~ AcGu.Ate't put oo""
two voeea Republican md Ut Democratic 30
that the ldea Tint Gov "ellt would dictate
lorecFy o1 tna1 klntt IN IN the h15hcst oeEsea ln
pfooab'c, wien nc Knew that hc WOULD 1e con-
tradlcsca " hls own records, ant ~ tie fceofus
ot tho faftsh supcrTlofs. Ihat fact proves
tt,at tic Returning Board exclude three
polls, amounting to ITO votes. On the ground OF
intimidation, upon a1lldayits taken hcforcJcwctt,
Initial HthtcA ftotntnie6Inncr. In Nnss (lr}cnns
on NOV. ~ lo'o. Inc stofy, ncteio.e' o1 III,
tlei'ehl, tnat atcr DEC TO- Io'a "c'1s o!scetet
nm 10 PICK OUT anu c3cluae tnreo Poile' loF
Which hc would hare testilRony prcparcdt Is
NECESSARILY UNTRUE. -
TIC statement made " Littlchc'd t''at one rca-
son for tho forgery Of LIS vote" was that the
board might elect tue Republican ssasc SENATOR
kclso, h proScd to DC uter'c, BECAUSE hclso
Was not returned elected by the Board, ~hho
his Democratic competitor wak The story that
u was necessary to aad l'S vofca to TUG hepuo-
llcan side anu deduct an equal amount from thc
Democratic s1dc, which constituted the forgery
for tho purpose OF clecttng Circuit judge, 10
proven TO DC untrue, because thc confessed
action Of tue Board IN excluding 1's Democratic
votes cleceea tlls Juoso "thout Ine necessity
OF ....... .....
TUE uSkLEsS Foh"e"1
Of aadlns 10 70 inc Hepub1'can sotc' Inat Inc
return IS 1ofEefy tlefe Is no uouht' 4hat LUG
iorgetS has neeh 'aaae " l''H's"e'" .s.e1e - ~
aouot' pat 'naso'aet' Us nc eohlcsscs t'lh.e'' 10
nave lfst 4o19ca anu tnch stoten 'ne papcs' a"o
since II has peen ha"ked aroana among uen'o-
cratic polit@lahs iof tho 1ast TOUT "ceRf' pretty
Eoou c'saenee can pe 1ouna W SUI" "ho the
parties arc ti'at afc feslfons'o'o dos 'o1scry
Eh,eh was not necessary 70 hcp"o1eah success
, 1877-02-01
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United States Of America, Northern District
Of Illinois. Is,

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III .o sshiera III e sfea fc1t = III a, md
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" 1oS !oll - M9Ro 4 tN9s h9asHon 70 GlucaRo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19

Double The most Improved Equ ment and TIE tast
lime consistent with absolute safety.
ON and Aiter November Il. 1871
rVrress New DesDrosses and COrt
lanai tTees Ferries folOWa.
100 $50 $50 Llme, n a m, 4 5, 6, $50. :. s 50
aur p. m. SUNDAY. a. 2, 8. $50, Z $50 AID J.
Boats Of "pOkyn Annex connect with all through trains
jersey City, afOriDr speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel -
$50 and II a. Limited Express. lSJ M =, l. o3O, Z,
and So NJ And IL mhn ght on sunday, 70 SD y D,
800 a NJ (. 1.j5 D. aud II midnight
Ticket Ofces 5ZG and 9i4 broadway, No. Astor House
and Desbrossof aud C0rtAndt SIS NO Courts st.,
aud brooklyn Anhe1 Depot root Of Fulton 81, htooa
lvn: Nog ia II6 and ils HudsOn.st.. H0bOfen ;
Depot Jersey CITY ElugrAHt Ticket once No Battery
place. -....,,.o
FRANK THOMSON. l. p FARMER,
Gene al Manager Gen" Passenger Agent
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6elp mante0

AmnseReEIs.
CILMORE'S GARDEN.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF THE GRAND NATIONAL
COLORED JUBILEE BABY SHOW THOUSANDS
OF DELIGHTED LADIES, GENTLEMEN,
AND CHILDREN.
IMMENSE AND MOST INTERESTING FEATURES
TIE GREAT NOVELTY OF THE CENTURY.
Also THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
AND SANGERs ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE
Special Natinees at ] every day, aud evenings NJ !.
THE ENTIRE MONSTER AND NOVEL EXHIBITION
10 BIZ SEN FOR \ SINGLE TICNET
Admission 30 aud IS Reserved seats IS centa Chill
dreh bali price.
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tn MINUTES FROM LIBERrI-ST.-B
nv several express daily ALSO frequent nom
CORTLAND or Desbrosaesss comfortable Summer Winter
fGvel fares dcos paved streets choice OF two
ruomy Suburban cottage residences with ono acre Of ground
of more II desired Laid garden, run shade,
vince sc house twelve rooms bath; i'm
proVemen surrounding going up eligible aud healthy uea
n M low rent Apply the West Elizabeth Passenger De
pot near by address OWNER. H. v. Boz 1884, Elizabeth.
y. J.
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Steamboats, auo Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housa tonic
30 aud Naugstuck Railroads Fare g. bridgeport
atnarnesp dsy sundays sxosp1sd ~ i! 80
aud Bridgeport a. II J..
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NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOZ Nd tLf1DA ny
FOR TRENTON AND PhILADtb''t. =. q On
Lave N~v-iork for Trenton ana il.a'- I M
e $50, 1l:3O q. m. l.3O 800 $50. Y J. l Au0 a. ''
trenton .- - po,rsvtv.ufa Pail.
road Trird aad iersess, 5sO. $780, 4!'So a. n' low
eve IIeacu ior YOrt 1870. e:s5 sos le2oA H.
Izla -I.' ~ cars are attached 10 the $50
$40 % m trains from New York; 20 ths 80 = IL %
D. trains TluI lLidcciflla ,,Au.so1.ht-
SUNDAY TRAI NS-Lcave Nov 0rE and Phlaoel ' ll'
$50 q No. 5;5O, y IL. Leave ifeA0H az WV - H.
cksts for sale loot OF Liberyst. Nos 52s ana ~
proSfev II the principal lOte AL O-rces OF tle Ee Fa
wav in new orr aad BROOKLYN, amt ~ No, CoArLs--
Rrsotvu B.xqage eueckc, from residence 10 INSULATION
Il EALLLM Cen US Aa.L.
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Amuscmeuis.
| cAnFMY DE MIrSIC.

n THIRTY SIXTH SEASON.
PHIIHARMON SOCIETY or NlW.fyl.h .,.,,-
THEODORE THOMA-..-.. -g' M N GftE
SFCONp PUBLIC KEt t.lt~Ai-
A9wi7s0 on. IS censa Reserved .ra;, - ci.- 49,
Family Circle. 30 cents. t'-frv.l : a. - '-'' ~-''
PROGRAMME -.
Symphony. Ninor, o. i"'itI"'- T
Aria. Dove ESD ' fi;olrin1al .,
MISS ANNA DKAeDlL .
Overture. Te0noTe" No T. Op Iz--.-'..'----
Aria Hccuba" Dp n2 T.
Miss ANSA DRA~UIL-
Tfsistrrsluyer NUrID sstl
~ATT-PDAY fyENrf SO. DIE. 81 tN p At p
SECOND CDtCkkT
Admission % Cgncerf 4 Reserve seat. ~ extra.
Family Circle % cent, Resved sat - e-' ezra ,
If and tickets ~ 10 etfal n. tir
morning AZ tho box Office ~ tEe Acpirmy- Description
Tickets afy nov fol a. fhs box Office 0f TOE Ac1liny
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5nlss 90 AutnoH
GRAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY
~ ODD tIe most varied aLd choice selections OF
ARTISTIC FANCY GOODS.
BARKER q CO.. AuctiOnerT.,
Nos 80 aLa 80 Liberty ST.
Wv. L IIIIIIN
5alss % 2urnoH

BARKER q CO.. AuctOneefs
Noa. 50 aLa 80 IibeTty-sf
NOW on EXHIBITION
THE FINEST ANu MOST DESIRABLE assortment Of
ir,eh I-w HOLIDAY PRESENTS ever displayed ID q
DOWNTOWN store. They comprise consignment o.
rircn.t Colo and Silver FRENCH Br1IZcs clocks, Jewel
Caskrts &c.
ALSO.
1ApANEeE VASES, BlOtII- and CABINFT~ Of the
MOST exquisite uulsi costly Musical B0ye. Ivory Carvings
p. 5enbrolreo LADIES blessing Robes. Dresden CANA
luu.r eets, g..
. ...... Also. A UNIQUE COLLECTION
Z" HNDiiNI and MODERN LACQTFuS. Antique Br0uzes.
tt-rl popular Porcelain
, ,f.ra.. %, ALSO ALBUHs. DOLLS FANS
A--i 'i eitKaLl Work boxes GENTS SHAVING
Holiday ire~rnt. so " - W
c auction safes % these magnificent go,-i. Will commence
o I'D DAY December 20. ana Nj Doc continued eytrg
CAV. CON 'uelrirg 40 ~ O'Clock.
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Gitnations Uanteo-- HlaIss


4 STRONG, healthy man, of steady habits
- ffty eight YEAR % desires situation - janpr or
night waclaan the city he i wiling ~ work ior any
give good references. Address or III
qrrc or JACOB COLEMAN. no. 1913 West 4thsL
NOACHMAN.-As coachman and useful man,
: D.. a single young man understands his business
th0r0u.y will found willing ani uning and generally
useful gentleman place excellent uNer strictly
tArlleritf. good references. address lNDL lkIDN
Tribune T. ptOwp Oitco. 1893 Broadway.
NOACIiMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable
y single Young willing 10 make himself generally
useful ia willing and able do any kind Of WORK city or
country very wages every Abstraction gwen from
le ana former employers good city reference Address c.
Tribune Uptown OGice l2f' Brosivay
EARMER, GARDENER, sc. A situation
Enslishmau married no children under
stands farming gardening care OF stocE thoioug OF would
charge u gennduF place woIA shares hrstcahs
reference rom lssr employers. p W, tribune Once
MILLER, &c.-By a strictly temperate single
w man miller and .Onedes-er has knowledge 81 mil
wrght engine and mill wages not 80 much
object a steaiy work Address n j. N, Tribune once
EVATTER.-By respectable English PrOtes-
~ tant young Grstca-s waiter In private fami
lv: understands his business perfectly has excellent city
reference lady 10 De Apply al y PElTONS, oi5 9th
5stLst
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eiednboals au0 Railroads

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
$40 foT Washington, Columbus Chicago and she West
E,rIn'.'r n-.,',ton aio The south LAnnh fulm' 30
100 fof Washington and the West. and Tor Rolmonl
End 'he south Via Oodnusve Pullman CAR l;1 York
a. tdIWot ara a~idu-i.l, lilin- ttse connections Tor
PttshurE Cincinnati, Louisville. md ~ I1Iis Through
ft..n''I lIt.--
Sc p. da' for Nasllnrau. tle @oa;A, aud West. Phil
making Cosc connections tnr CHICAGO Cincinnati icrirr.
So Louie r-h, DE South and touN ts; InroIzh
meets Washington with ira u. Tor LynCahusc florida New
POI throach u,kes rea-e can 81 Conpan7s Office $40
Broadway. Nc" York - 10 tc, oficr too. o Corl4lut
ard Drstr1-sa. SIS. ar3 depot. Ier--y titv.
ASK FoR IICkLrs VIA E4LiINOEL AND OHIO
(TNTRAL RAILROAD or EEW-JERSEY
- ieIrs station iu Ncw-N urs. fool ~ Iibr-tv.si.
Commencing \o...-. I,11-irlius leave 9- follows.
Ca. O. m.-tof ieuueioI, fa-tol Bey.drr-, Aducl
Chunk. Iau.Cua. NiIktshaIrc. EWi.a.
tlfur Iti.h Brig. Branch f4sfon, hhlrtJiff,
Naucn Chunk. TaUaQua. Nikehuafrh. Wullaaspuri &c
/ r hi-ttr iIellnEtou, Esst1n. NaLcb liLt. " 49,
ba,rg iton, iurr hnau'cA Tanaqua hateioh he'u
no. .Igl iiilst Branch. tas;og, Eciuac-e ana
5.Sop H.. Ca17 Tor Laston Allentown, ana HARRISBURG
Son Grains ~ i.ri nsiais see timea0ie at stations
SUNDAY VEhIN~-Itaye az $50 - M, ~ D. No. l'l
Bound Brook ana aSe points AID al $50 y n Io1
Eas;ou Reading. and Ha-ts"u.s
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y Trains iczve or Amboy kei Bank LonG bIanch
STAGES connect a. atayal station to and from KEAFOl
and at squan and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Le1ye foot OF LoeiS 81 I"' fio''' -
F.. q a.. ID. : lL.
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Eecturss ano mesllnls.

DROF. A. L. PERRY. of Williams College,
i will deliver address before The NevYork Free
Trade club" 40 III west Zlstst THURSDAY EVENING.
December 90 1877 a. O'Clock subject Ways - Putting
the free rsie Argument Cards OF admission can De pro
cured gratis application % the Secretary III Wet 2isS
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-02

ANOTHER FOREST LAID Low.-The Carson
Valley News of Friday last has the following
obituary notice:
The bombardment which has been going on
in Dry Canyon, just above town, for several
months past, will soon cease forever. The
forest of stately pines which adorned that
mountain gorge few months since, is no
more; but instead, 5000 cords of four-foot
wood lies bleaching in the autumn sun 1t
will not be flumed this season
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-02

more than did the believers in Mahomet at
the day of his death And yet, in the state
nent of the growth of Mohammedanism, one
finds parallel to the history of the Church
of Latter Day Saints. "From the death of
Mahomet" says the writer above quoted,
''the spread of his doctrine has never ceased
The number of his followers has ever contin-
ucd to grow. His missionaries have laid aside
the sword to assume the milder garb of teach
ers and explorers. They are converting the
heart of Africa and the islands Of the Eastern
seas, and it is asserted that what Mohamme-
danism has lost in Europe, it has more than
replaced among the dark races of Senegal or
Borneo, and that the Mahometan missionaries
are more successful than the Christian, in all
those barbarous lands" The constantly in
creasing, always flowing tide of European
proselytes to Mormonisn attests the efficiency
Of the missionary service of the Saints; and
whatever unpopularity they meet with in the
United States is more than counterbalanced
by their successes in Britain and Scandinavia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-02

Of a missing man, who was thought to
have been murdered, the Silver State OF Fri,
day says:
Nothing has been heard of Moore, the
missing sheep herder, who disappeared from
his camp in Sonoma canyon two weeks ago.
As his best clothes are missing the supposi-
ton is, that regretting an agreement he had
entered into in regard to flock of sheep, he
packed up his traps and left the country.