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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16

position by the Democratic majority BY
which that branch Of the Legisliturs was
Organized. This Gentleman. finding the
labor Of sweeping floors and sluicing cut
s~pittsons wearing IN his delicate frame,
appointed adeputy, the deputy to perform
the labor and the principal 70 draw the
pay. - 10 usually the case with ~sficials
who have deputies. The deputy In this
instancs-shadss Of Reform l-was .
Chilsman. Dick Guiberson, the Sergeant
alarms Of the Senate, wa horriAsd
nearly to insanity by this attempted stul-
tiacstion Of the Democratic party. and,
catching the Chinese deputy 10 the very
sct Of cleaning the Senatorial spittoons.
he seized him BY the queue. dragged him
to the very summit OF the capitol dome,
and flung him into space. The Chinaman
sat down very hard Of tho gravel Of the
capitol square, and. In the seft accents Of
the Flowery Kingdom, remarked that be
had been bull-dosed. Dick then inter-
viewed the offending Official and informed
him that II he again attempted to ring In
. Chinaman on the Democratic party, he
would not oaly bull-dose him down three
flights Of stairs. but would report his ac-
ton TO the Senate and have him bounced,
~ II we're; fired ont, so 10 speak. The
porter, In apology. remarked that In APP
pointing the ChinamAn be had not stopped
to consider the effect his action might have
en- the interests Of the Democratic party
at the next election. He was forgiven for
this first offense. Tony GREEN.
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r,xAxcIRn,Sa EXTRAORDINARY.

Japan has solved the financial prob
lam in . manner peculiar to hersslf.
The Government has Issued bills 10 the
extent Of . hundred million dollars.
with no provision whatever for their rs-
deuption in coin. by this system. that
artificial imitation and contraction Of the
currency. which is 40 Troublesome in
this country. is entirely done away with.
The people are commanded to recognize
them at their par valss In all business
transactions. except the payment OF u >
toms duties ITO the Govsrnmsnt), and q
refusal 10 accept them. or any attempt
70 impede their free circulation 10 de-
eAred q misdemsanor. punishable In
Ii. good old-fsshioned japanese style
Might not our fnsncisrs learn . lesson
OF wisdom from Japanr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16

A SAD example Of the fatal nature Of
diphthsria has Just occurred in Paris.
A whole family. consisting OF father and
mother and two children. were attacked
with IL and carried of in . short time.
DR.. Rsgnault. who attended them. caugh,
the malady. aud in spite Of the care Of
one Of his colleagues. DR.. Bisst, died
also in twenty four hours. DIR. Biset
Was then attacked in his turn, and lie
expired.
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MARRIED.

sToDDARD- cOoNEY-Iu Virginia. Janu,
arg IL. by Bishop whitaker. john Stoddard
to Me. Mary Cooney.
HAMILTON = BRLilNsON II Virginia,
Jsnuary II. by Rev. q. Mekrfvey. II. j
Hamilton to Annie Beilinspn.
HANsON-IHuNEYER-ln Virginia. Janu'
AIRY u, by judge Mo-es. Peter Han'oa to
ROSS BRoDER-in Empire. January -. A,
ho-- to Miss n ,ry Brvdrr. =
fuLTOs-DhA00-ln hsno, January II. u.
A. FULTON % Mise M,ry A.. Brasg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16

A Biu .u,borizipr IN. citizen, OF Colera.
40. Ney.d. anal IN. Territories 10 fell
and remove timber on the public do
main for mining and domestic pur'
poses.
lie u enacted by The nat m hous.
OF Representative. OF ths oni,ed stats q,
A.e' Ir.i.., 49, - a.,
1su 81. n. a.slJ.a,s y, ,ha s,.,a ~
ranaessao. 49,. NY .,,h.r ~ a.. .rsr.
.."..sA - W.,I.. Irixon. Tr,sh
w~"m,s n.ro,a IJ,ha Wa.hin,ton
1aa.. .L.u haanJ a.. h.,.hs an.
OVERWHELMINGLY 30 tn anil rsn.o,s
sne',1eu Nv. n,inia. :. 10
~. ,In,I'., H. ,r.es
n'e'ss. Pu.f.a A.. nj. I.nJ. ~
sIo.,nso s.s y" - g..
'ne ra..ea sue ~ .l,,..ns ~
VI leIri'oI'sss me. suIn a1".u
Psr.eus may Us - 'no "n' = -.
dents anu that sec'sn wshty-iour nun
drsa o sixty-ehr OF ths devised statutes
OF ths United states, AMI All otne, se,s or
paris Oh acu Pronioi'ins 'hc ie'ins OF
removing OF uniosf or tress s,o",ng %,
osins on the pubic lAnus OF the ohi'"u
Snes, OF previdins PsnAines tnereior' 50
TAR a. the same CONFLICT win his act art
hereby rspealeu.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, t2oi'
Der. 20. 1sT6.-By Mn. LANE. . substi.
tute for the bill II. II. 125
A Biu 10 pro,il. for the sale NJ Js.ert
land. in certain State, and
Territories.
II. il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representative. az Tia IIpitel State. uf
America in Congress, assembled. That N
shall b lawful for any citizen Of the
United States, or I'M person of reouisits
age, =. who NAV bo entitled 10 became n
citizen, and who ha. filed his declaration
to become SUCH 10 die A declaration with
the register aud the receiver Of the land
district In which any desert land ia .itua.
ted. that he intends TO reclaia q tract Of
desert land not exceeding u section, by
conducting water upon the same. within
ue psr,od OF 'hre. year. thersaisr. sa,d
useisrahcn shaii describe particularly SAIL
sce''n VI ,,nu u ,ut..Neu, ahu u nnsur-
'eyei, snAii aescrips me same AS nearly as
possible ~ithou, survey. Al any time
WITHIN we Petiou VI 'hteo years aitsr NJ
ihs sAid usc,a,a''sn, upon nAAing sAh.iae.
VT P,so' ~ 'ne Iseiams'lon y, sAi1 uact
., iAno IN we hsnnet AioreAAis. anu upon
me Psymen. " .ns ,sce,,er OF Tue sum OF
ons doilai = tsenty'nvs cenu per acre
Tor . trae, OF anu no. eAeeedins slh nun
drsd u iorty aeres 10 any one person a
patent Tor the saine shall be Issued "
him'
SIC. 2. That's all lands, exclusive OF timber
lands and mineral lands. which will not.
without irrigation. produce come agricul-
tnral crop. shall 10 deemed desert lands
within the meaning OF ihi. act.
src. J. That thi. act shall only apply TO
aud take effect IN The states Of California:
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A GOOD NAN DEAD.

We learn from the Sacramento Rscord.
Union that John F. UAlhorn. the we'll.
known printer and compiler. who did
much Of the work In preparing for the
prsss several OF the recent Directories oil
Sacramento. and was likewise engaged
ct various times in other enterprises,
died at New YORK on the 30th Of De-
csmbsr. Decsased's many excellent
qualities OF head and heart made him
very popular with all who became &C
quainted with him. and there will BE-
much regret expressed because Of his
death while yet in the prime OF life.
Mr.. Uhlhorn transacted considerable
business for the printing houses Of II. 8.
Croker Il Co., San Francisco and Sac
ramsnto. inducing numerous visits to
the Comstock section and other parts Of
this State. Wherever he went. his
Straightforward business conduct and
genial manners made FOR him many
friends. and his untimsly and unex-
psctsd demise will Be- sincerely regretted
BY all Who knew him. with heartfelt
sympathy for wife and little ones. who
have sustained the deepest Bereavement
possible 70 them. in the loss Of the good.
affsctionste husband and kind. loving
father. Scores Of men in this world
could have far more easily been spared
than John =. Uhlhorn.
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.. s. LAND AND MINING LAWS.

D~seisisss BY shs Secretary Of she
lIsssrisr and u. y. Supreme Court
- Land Cases Mineral aud Mex.
lean 0rass Patents lssued from
the q. n. Geserat Land once
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BORN,

Ne RHlrT-In Gold Biii, January II, To the
! wife of Joserh Merritt. . sou.
kiRMAN- In Virginia. January II. 10 the wife
Of hichard KirmAn. . sou.
KOZMISsRY-In San riancisco. January II,
t,thr villa o' q. koxminsky. . sou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16

TEE Pioneer Is tbs name Of q new
weekly paper just started at San Jose.
California. A its name indicates, II Ii
devoted to the interests Of the Santa
Clara County Pioneers and the resources
OF Santa Clara Valley. 1t Is Published
every Saturday by Alex. p. Murgottsn.
proprietor. and the price Of subscription
Is - 60 per year. payable in advance.
Acopy OF the initial number. which lies
before W. shows a paper OF decidedly
meritorious appearance. The heading is
particularly fne, representing mining
scenes, emigration across the plains,
etc.. with n very lively looking. grizzly
for . csntsrpisce. Tho Pioneer ia a
twsnty-eight column paper. containing
. large amount OF reading matter. orig
inal and selected. aud Q good allowing
Of advertisements. It contains also the
Constitution aud BY Laws Of the Pho
nser Society and n full list Of the mem
bsn. among whom the writer recog-
Mics numerous old familiar names. Sue
cess 10 the Pioneer.
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At the CAPITAL.
HOW QUE LAWMAKERS ARE
EARNING THEIR HONEY.

The Ansi-Chisess Question Ne
masdiag Their Attsnsien-Ths
Fight over she stale Prison
wardenship.
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Csmnittes Of I~sviiatiss.
VIRGINIA.
Pm Mckay Or Grant
Hector Dow Col A j Tyrren
duncan MeDougall Al Mcdonnell
DR. Aiichison &C GOODWIN
John 4 lpglis wn McLschlan
Thomas Gscey James Aiken
william SHRINE DE- John Manson
James Mckay Alex Dunn
George Dswsr James stewart
william Msxton Alex Mcclellan
James IroLside Alex Wllson.
James L~ivihgsioa Mccarthy
Thomas 0eddes Mckay
Arthur wilson W Bell
COLI MIL.
Jas n Mcdonald Or Faieoner
1T McDcnaid Or Manson
VIM narrower Owen Fraser
David Norrie an Doten
Ivy Fulton John d Thompson
nc Dunlap william vsiteh
David Keith " NJ Kinley
Adam Biird Jos u Marshall
sLvrR oIrr.
David MeAiisisr Harry Randall
AleI Dixon A Stewart
John O Mckenzie
CARSON.
David corbett John Sutherland
Daniel q corbett John Elliot
william Pisice william Corbstt
Rscsptiss Committee.
James Aiken Hector Dow
John A InglIs william narrower
AleI Dunn Jr Thos Hamilton
Fiesr Manasers.
Darid Stark WIN N McLaehlan
Jas u Mcdonald Al Mcdonnell
PHeKsnris Brown
Pissr Director.
Dan II Fraser
The opening ceremony will be . short orsiior
on the Life Of the
SCOTTISH POET. by DIX. rALcoSER.
The lower hall has also been 2 nsaged. vher,
III. % weary of the dance can be entsrtainst
with Song aud story"
Perfect ansngements have been made fol
attendance on the ladies and gentlemen In III
cloak and hat rooms. free Of charge.
Music ny Professor Csrs's Hand
TICK o.
admitting gentleman aud lsdies)
" Tickets can be obtained II Ash's and
Bosgis's Book stores. from either Of the Com
mittee CT Arrangement. or any OF the usuaI
de2std
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R.psr,.d sr,ry ether .Sa,~rJsy BY Ja~ss N.
Ms=dstiH., E.g., Co1H'si ia Laad Gases,
W~s.l;.yto-, ~. q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-16
REPORT No. ).

%. 1876. TO JANUARY
G, 1871.
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LOST.

NERriPIcATE cY DEPOSIT NO. as.So3
~ for Three Hundred Dollars issool. Issued
Noveuber 10. lsis by the Gold Hiii Agency Of
The hank Of California, In favoa of SIMON
fhAskk; The Under will please leave the
same o. the on1ce Of tbs Gold HIN HKvs.
de3f 1Ots
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The Committee on the Reno State Prison
buildings have boeu there. They have ex.
amined tho walls Of the new prison and
have returned to Carson. but are very ret
icent when questioned about the walls.
One member Of the committee told me
that he thought he had seen three hundred
walls. He refused TO bet that he did. but
said II looked that way whom no was at
Reno. Water must have q very strange
effect on the eyssight. From what l hear
the members Of the COMMITTEES say. the
Remedies were more disposed 10 display
their hospitality than their prison walls.
In this connection II would perhaps he not
amiss TO remark that an unusual number
Of members asked 70 be excused to-day on
account Of headache.
BuLL-DosEp.
The Democrats claim the merit Of being
the hottest and bittsrest spposers Of Chi.
ness labor. 10 they are. in the abstract.
but not in fact. A case IN point 10 that Of
the Porter Of the Ssnats. Q white man,
whs was elected TO thathigh and hoaorabls
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Csnniass Of Arranssnssts.
Dan II Fraser Alex O Mckenzie
W Oliver hobt b Barclay
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21
TO THE
y n s. ~, g., ~ ~, q -, S,,
g Il a > s:

We are now prepared to furnish all
classes with constant employment at home
the whole of the time, or for their spare
moments. Business new light and profit
able. Persons of either sex easily earn
from SO cents to S. per evening, and a
proportional sum by devoting their whole
time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all
who see this notice may send their adj
dress, and test the business we make this
unparalleled offer: To such as are not
we'll satisfied we will send one dollar t6
pay for the trouble of writing. Full par
ticulars, samples worth several dollars to
commence work OH, and copy Of Holl,
and Fireside, one of the largest and best
Illustrated Publications., all sent free by
mail. Reader, if you want permanent,
profitable work, address, GEORGE STlN-
SON & Co, Portland, Maine.
.tune.27 '77-6in.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21
tesr-PHOUSE PAINTERS
ATTENTION. .|ssS
BAXTER, BELL & CO.'S
PURE LIQUID PAINTS,
OR
HOUSE; PAINTERS COLORS.

We beg to invite the special attention
of Dealers and Consumers to these
PAINTS. They are manufactured from
the very BEST AND CHOICEST PIG
MF.NI'S, and mixed or thinned with only
STRICTLY PURE Linseed Oil and Tur.
pcntine, and they cannot be eNcelled in
covering capacity, durability, tincness ana
beauty of finish. They will neither
chalk, flake, or peel off, and work with
perfect freedom under the brush The
weigh from Is to IS lbs per gallon, which,
of ii self, POSITIVELY demonstrates their
purity and superiority.
The various compounds known in IT,"
market as Chemical Paints, contain on'F
abour 50 per cent. of Paint; the balaL ca
is water introduced into the same by the
use of an aikali, to combine it. The
last mentioned Paints so-oaiied, only
weigh from 9 to 10 lbs per gallon, which
we think certainly proves their lack OF
capacity or body. When water is mix
ed with Paint, it not only destroys its
body, bat, to a very great extent, It's ad-
hesiveuess, which all practical men KNOW
is Of the highest Importance to preserve
in order 10 make II durable Paint.
We think. from the statement we have
made, that LUNcrS cannot fail to- at bNtf4
perceive that their interest Will be heE:'
rronntrH hy buying our Liquid Paints
(i.r. Pure Pniuts), lit preference to tho
so-cailc,l Paints referred to.
Sample card and prices sent free on ap7
plication.
BAXTER, BELL g. CO.;
IL Murray St., New York,
Manufacturers and dealers in all Paints,
Colors, &c, Mar.17.'77-6m;
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21
BE A TTY RI A N o
Grand SOu1ve and UDriEhti


This instrument is the most handsome
and best Piano ever before manufactured
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness and vol
une of tone, combined with Il rare bril-
lancy, clearness and perfect evenes5
throughout the entire scale, and above
all a surprising duration of sound, the
power and sympathetic quality of which
never changes under the most delicate or
powerful touch. Space forbids a full de-
scription of this ma agnificent instrument
Agerts discount given where I have no
agents Remember you take no risk III
purchasing one OF these CELEBRATEU
INSTRUMENTS. 1t after (5) five days
test trial it proves unsatisfactory the
money you have paid will be refunded
upon return of instrument and freight
charges paid both ways. Pianos warrant
ell for six years. Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21

All who contemplate purchasing a
Piano or Organ, who want excellence of
tone, combined with beauty of cOnstruc-
ton, and who want an ornament for q
Parlor, Church, School room, Lodge or
Reception room, and who admire busi-
ness promptness and fair dealing can
secure all these by addressing the ccle-
brated manufacturer of organs and pianos,
Daniel f. Beatty, Washington, Warren
County, n. J. Sec his advertisement OH
another page. Ia lm'
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21
[ Urittem for the ". +. Sentinel.
ODE PROFUNDIS."

Gricve not thysclf so sorcly, 0 aching
heart,
That Life's storms have cast thee on the
shores of Pain;
Though waves enSulfand clouds fall dark
and drcar,
again.
What matter that thy wounds are furrow-
ed deep,
That thy means thou mak'st to thyselt
alone,
Be still! He will not leave thee nor for
sake,
And thy woes He will bear them as His
own.
What matter that the storm beats wildly
down,
That earthly love affords no refuge near,
In Ills good time He'll send his promised
aid;
Be comforted, look up and have no fear.
'Tis His will that DER thee, the storm
should break,
'Tis His will that thou shouldst bow in
sorrow down.
atfiiction's pow'r,
| To those, He'll surely give His promised
crown.
Cast all thy troubles in His waiting
hand,
Be content, and with patience bide His
day;
His hand shall draw thee from the waters
depths,
His hands shall chase the 1ow'ring clouds
away.
And through the riffs that Hope and
Faith have made,
The iris bow comes forth and spans the
deeps,
Token of a brighter day, His word made
That IsraePs Keeper talries not, no,
sleeps.
In time the soft'ning rain will gently fall
! In time the seed Hos sown to life viii
spring;
Thy barren slopes with ripened grain
shall wave,
| And golden harvests to the garner bring
With yerdure, His dear love in time shal
hide
The dismal rents that dark Despair haiti
made;
Thv storm-worn sears shall blossom al
afresh,
With tender grass and blooms that never
fade.
'Tis Thy hand, O Father, that breaks thu
ground,
| Thine the hand that ploughs and tills the
stubborn soil;
Rejoice, O heart, that He did seek thee
out,
And gave unasked, His care and loving
! toll.
Rejoice that thou didst suffer all thi
! pain, :,
Rejoice that He hath called thee thus t.
| Him
| That tlou didst drain the martyrs chal
ice dry,
Though grief and anguish ovcrhow'd til
| brim.
After patient waiting thou shalt haV
thine ease, ,
After noontide toll shalt thou take til.
| rest,
| Our times are in His hand, He loves us at
Thy way, and Thine alone, . Loru,
| best. Mine.
| ST. F'RANCIsvILLE, LA, April iHb, IT.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21

TIE WE'LL TEA COMPANY
supply Teas to storekeepers, in original
packages, at lowest import prices, as per
sample sent on application.
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
supply teas to Druggists, General Dealers
anI others, packed in handsome sealed
packages Of one pound each,, In canisterss
ofthe same capacity, and 5 H., 10 lb. and
20 lb. boxes. Full particulars on appli-
cation.
THE WELLS TEA COMP ANY
supply Teas to Peddlers, in one-half pound
and one pound bags, plain or printed, at
Il more liberal discount than is given else
where.
TIE WELLS TEA COMPANY
supply Teas for Club Orders, and allow Il
larger commission than usual, and in all
cases guarantee the quality Of their
GOODS. Forms sent when required.
Send for circular and please say under
which of the foregoing heads you desire
particulars, so that we may send yOn all
the information needed without further
trouble.
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
is one of the largest and most reliabls
houses in the trade; all parties requiring
Tea in quantities will do well to send
their orders direct. Jan.2O'77 BIN
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21
"A CARD.

&o all who are suffering from the errors
plndiscretions of youth, nervous weak
es, early decay, loss of manhood, &c.
%lil send q recipe that will cure him,
LEE OF CHARGE. This great reme-
was dissolved by a missionary III South
aefica. Send self-addressed envelope
the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Statl Don,
4pIe House, New York. dcc2.6m
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21

THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
Importers Of
PURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS;
20l FULTON, STREET,
P. o. Box 1850. New YORK.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-21

Packard Supervisors did make such
legal complaint of the returns from
two or possibly three Parishes in
the entire State. and that all the
other returns were certified without
legal or even formal complaint
from any officer.
9. That the said Kellogg and
Packard, candidates as afor esaid,
had three regiments of United
States troops to protect the voters
they had decided to allow the right
of suffrage that the said troops
were stationed in obedience to the
directions Of said Kollogg and
Packard that they had ali the
troops they called for or desired
that they had from twelve to fifteen
hundred deputy United States
Marshals appointed by Attorney
General Taft to guard the polls and
protect the voters at the cost Of the
national treasury that they had
the Louisiana Militia in organized
readiness to aid in maintaining the
peace and protecting voters ; that
they had swarming constabnlary
at hand to support them at the cost
<>f rf al,
may be added the entire large list
Of county and district officers, judi
cial, magi sterial and otherwise, all
of whom held their places by the
favor Of the aforesaid Kellogg and
Pockard.
10. That the Faliciana Parishes,
where intimidation is alleged, have
been carefully considered by
the commission, and the unanimous
conclusion has been reached that
with two Republicans to one Dem
ocrat in these Parishes with all
the Federal troops asked for ). with
al! the State militia desired with
al the deputy United States Mar
sI!als petitioued for; with all the
cons tabuIary that the aforesaid
Kellogg and Packard chose to
have, and with all the district and
parish officers to aid the voters
who were two to one in numbers
that with overwhelming numeri>
cal superiority and troops ard Off
Gals enough to protect every poll
and escort every voter to his home,
the rumor of intimidation is quite
teo attenuated by large majority.
II. That the votes so registered,
so received, so protected, so counts
ed aud so certified by the officials
selected by the aforesaid Kellogg
and Packard, gave Nichols ten
thousand majority for Governor,
and his election agains: all the
moral, political and physical power
of the government of the State
teaches how futile must be every
effort to defy the manifest will Of
the people.
II. That Louisiana is a sover>
eign State in the Union, and the
presence Of Federal troops in her
capitol when her people are peace~
lul, and the effort to subvert the
government chosen by them, are in
fragrant violation of the constitu~
ton, Of the laws and of every prin~
ciple Of justice All Of which is
respectfully submitted.
The commission will save much
trouble and gain much credit from
the honest men Of all parties, by
adopting the foregoing as whole.
It will help President Hayes out of
the slough Of the Returning Board,
ard enable him TO strangle his own
children with apparent decency be-
! fore the world.
~ Nj. MUMFORD, M. d.
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sach subsequent insertion, SO cents Obit-
uaries charged for as advertisements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
RoGERs' sTATuARY.

DEFINED sUGARs-SOo BARRELS
1g Crushed, Powdered, GRADUATED, Code and
yellow In store and Lon ale At lowest market rate
N. REILLY, 1859 and ISL Min 81,