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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
SHERlFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER on BALE Is.
ID sued ont Of the District Court OF the
Ninth judicial District OF tho State Of Nevada
In and for the County OF Elko. In the suit OF J..
WilSey, Plaintiff. against MRrlIa Silyer Company
Defendants. an1 In the suit OF N, levy anil H.
Seigel. against the same Defendants, duly II.
tested the 9Th day OF March, A. ID. 1871, I
have levied upon tho following described real
estate. tn.Hit:
That certain nvo-stamp quartz mill and
mill house, Tith the loilcr. pngipe, rnsster aud
machinery thErelp nuh thereto liiachcd, Eitua-
ted Oh tile weSterlY bank nf Peprod Greek. near
tho Ge3dYsIers thereof. In tho township Of
Brunn. near tho town or Village of Bruno, In the
county OF Elko State of Nevada. known as the Mar
dls quartz mill, together with the land on which
tho said mill aud mill house, cuttno, boiler,
rooster and machinery is situated. ....'
A full and complete inventory OF said pro,
perry will DC exhibited at the tulG and piaen VI
sale thereof.
Notice is hereby given. that on SATURDAY.
TIE SEVENTH DAY Of APRIL 4. d.
1877. between the hours OF O'Clock A. II. and
O'Clock =. ~. viz: ut IL o'clock II. Of tAid day,
At tho Court House. In tho county Of EikO. Stale
OF Nevada. will sell this above decor he'd pra.
perry TO the hIghtot bidder or htdaOrs Tor cash.
gold coin Of thp ppilcd SIates.
Ell. l.. sEITz. Sheriff.
BY LEV: Wines. Deputy. ml0Iw
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To DeliI'9Hpt!.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO CHARLES
IN Stor1nsr aud unk row q co-oNneIA OF alo
Icet OF the mining Irou I'D, location and .nisini
Known anu recorded by the name OF blue
DELL located October 18th. 1862. by WILLIAM
brown, Charles Storner and g. p. Hnief. on
tho ridge of Yh@t n known ~ Rob Hunter
Mountain. AID Eouae 700 lcct north OF the Bob
Hunter mine, In Railroad Mining District. Elko
County. Slate OF Nevada. that theio Is now duo
from you for assessment work done aud per-
formed OH the above named mine, by tho IN
deTsIGned. . co-oWner, up to the 5lst day OF
DcceHfbcr, 1876: tho sum Of $50 In United States
goil COLI; that being the amount rcQ,dreL To DO
expended during the YEAR, IGJt,6 aid 6, by tho
act o. CoDgresI entitled ian Act 70 Proinoio tho
Development Of the mining rrSo1rccs Of the
United States. approved NAy 10th, 1872, aud
tho acts Amendatory thcrcof; the SAID sum 30
expended belnB SIP pcr year for each 100 feet
Of s,td delinquent feet OF thu blue BELL
mining claim. aud that such Of YOU aG shall
at the expiration OF ninety days AfLar Tho com.
p1etion Of tho publication OF this notice, DC DC.
llnquent In tho payment OF your respective por-
lions thereof, anil shall fall or refuse TO con-
tribute and pay TO mo your proportion OF tho
expenditure so made, ut tho rate OF $40 for each
100 fcSt, which you may seYorally own In said
BLUE BELL lpinc and claim. the Interest, right
or property IN "a Id mining ground and claim
owned by any unil every such delinquent owner
NIL become Tho properly OF tho under signed
cO-oNner, who has made tho required eIpendi-
turhs thereon required by tho act OF Congress
before mentioned and rccited. Payment to 10
made to Inc at Elko, Nevada.
GEORGE II. BoBIER.
Elko, New, March IL, 1877. mlI.ooi
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

0TARR KING SILVER MINING COSI-
~ pAhJ.--locAtion OF prIHeIpai plaza
buIinoss. San franeiSep. BtAto OF California.
county. Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby giVeA that al = meeting of
The Board Of DirSfiprs. hold on The iih day Of
March. lsIlL So .AsisGhmeni ISa- ~ Of Twrlyu
and one. hAt peFls pr share Tss levied upon the
capital BtoSk Of The corporation. EayAbs tInnio-
diatcly. In Quilted Slatcs gold coln Ia tho SGcro-
tAry, ct tho ollico Of tho Company. ID aud %
Merchants Exchange. California street. Sau
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this AsGe ssm mt Rh7ll ro-
main unpaid on tho tllriccnth day Of April. 1877
will DO delinquent and advertised for sdlO at
public auction. and unless payment Is made be-
fore viii DO sold on SATURDAY, the SEVENTH
day Of MAY, 1871. TO pAy tile delinquent EsScSI-
melt, tps2lheI with costs OF advertising aud
eIpa,s,9 Of salS. By order Of tho Board OF
Directors.
L0pls KAPLAS. Secretary.
oTIIcg-RnonH % and ~ Merchants IL
change. cAlifrnia direct, san YrAncseo Cali
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Tn fhR NATTER or TnE ESTATE OFT. n,
\ SIlLGs, Deceased. Notice r. hereby rfSS1
~ he npaErsigned. AdmIniEtrstor OF saiH sE
tate. 70 ihe creditors Of, and eli pst1ofa h01Ira
f!Aima aIainSlIhe EAmS, 10 e4hiGIl t6eun, wiz
;Ss s sTss pSSI, ssS' 9; n ~ frU@
Rsr,isnsd' 81, e bis once In tfs tgan Of E1ko.
-. John II. sUoaEYy, 4dniaIsIIator.
Elko, February 26, 1871 ~ -H'' f17.&
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NOTICE,
BRIDGE FOR SALE CHEAP.

TUE IIRIUGR JSNOwN AS THE
l. Humboldt and Wiig Pho Toll Road Com.
II any,.i' 10, talo: and will behIspoRCd Of VERY
tlea IL particularly rallied To The usttof. Mr.. II.
y: Mlncr IL now here Ia behalf III Ilip Company
4iH VIII TfCtiIo proposals.. m9T.lW
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No RoArd' ii Ttli1lScd.! Hlaak pm tho SECOND
fay q FEBRUARY. 1871. ~ tnLiiy shares Of each
AreSl u Eneh IicSt a. may be necessary &rl DO
l0ld al public auction nj tho OAiSS Of the
S,tnrAhyiI llkhi Of u. r: fIrnrHAn' K Company,
Elkv. on wHlSESIiAS. TIE FOURTH DAY
81 APRIL 1871. At TWO O'Clock r. ~. OF said
EHy. 10 ray lhe liSllnSnepi Assessment, together
fith costa ~ 'd'trtiSls HhS SFpSt'n' z, t AZ.
~ order RI Tho Board Of Trustees.
H: M'pRSNf. seesFsiafy.
haec-DAni Of II. r. Freeman ( Co.. Elto.
SeSGdh. : 49, - - - -" m1td
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

j,ORP MINING COMPANY.
1, : Location Of principal place or bnSinesa;
Elt9. Fsyadl. legation of works. CpThGsopii
Aiming IHss!ist EiR'sSnRly: Se!aaAa. 80 e
HoTIcE.zThfTe arc delinquent upon tho fol.
lewtnB dchffipcd atock, on account OF HsscE-
hiont mo. al levied on mo i2lh day Of Feb.
fuAEy, 1877 the several amounts set opposite the
bs!nea Of Fhe FesPeeti{e IhsfehnldeFsss fol9Nsi
, 1877-05-19

ENCLAND'S PoLCY- - Home Secretary
Cross, in rh- debate on Giads'oue's reSolu-
iions. gave the following clear statement Of
the Governments policy: Not 20 sanction
oppression or tyranny in any part OF the
world 10 preserve her treaty engagements.
and set an example which. followed by Other
na ions, would IN ,terially add to the h Fpl
ness of the wo Ii; deeply a. We resre' the
war, TO maintain the strictest rer ra'ity b.
tween the coh'endinS nations outside If the
necessity of ihl~ aerGi war, and 10 main ain.
as they ought 20 m,in ain. and as any Bsit-
isb Government wouii III .iu;ain, those inter
es's Of England which ought 70 be main tain
ed. We have no thought OF fear or gam be-
fore our fhce Of the house of commons. be d.
clarei, Of England. of Europe, IF the world.
Th- GDgeTnm n Is conscious Of The honesty
of Ihrir own purpose. Thy IRE conscious of
their own earn's, desire for peace. They are
cnnscinus, if need be, of their own Strength.
They will not Dse their strength improperly
Nh-r-ver an opportunity may otf-r TO SOP
this war, 10 het.l this wretched division, to
improve the condition of ih-se Christian pop
ulu'ion~, in , way which will really improve
them. and that way, il Mr.. Cruss' opinion.
I is not by war. 10 lOca!ize, minImiZ-, OF
wipe AWAY the Fl, c's of war, there he Coy
eminent VIII give their services.
, 1877-05-19

The EXTRA session. The President de-
cided by advice OF hi- Cabinet bat he will
not assemble Congress in extra session until
October Is. This decision will damage
great deal Of political ammunition. Mr.
Blaine aud his mutiuOus brigade who have
got their blunderbusses loaded for discharg
ing a tremendous volley against The Prrsl'
dent at the beginning Of June may tinc their
pieces rusty an6 their powder spoiled by the
middle of October When these beiligerenis
have lain on their loaded weapons for hive
months heir military ardor may hsve sntf''r-
ed as much as their ammunition The noted
phrase about q Wis and mastery inactivity
would seem 10 be pretty well understood oy
President HAYES. His sloWness and delay IN
the cases of South Carolina and Louisiana
answered very god purpose in gradually
d:scouraging the carpetbaggers and bringing
them TO act reasonably when the troops were
a, last Withdrawn. His posfponemenI OF the
extra session until after the summer heats
will have an ruually cooling influence on the
passions of the recaleiiraut republicans. II
peace, order, industry and eontentment
should prevail in the South during the spring,
summer and early suiunn months, the ac-
quiescencs~ Of the country IN lie Southern
policy of The President viii be so nearly uni
v-rsal ,ha, his as-ail4nts will lose must Of
their supporters OF course the President and
Cabinet see their way clear TO maintain the
army until autumn. The soldiers will per-
baps be a mouth or two behind in their pay,
bot as they do MT sxreed the number author
I'D by Congress hey may be legally kept 10
service a. our soulGers so often were during
tie war when their pay was several months
in arrear. Whatever Congress may do stOur
the army when il assemblies it certainly will
not refuse to pay i for service already render
ed.-E J. H1a9
, 1877-05-19

WAII.A WAEIA RAILRoAD,-A few weeks
since Mr. 7. B. Me5ry, editor of the Seattle
Dispatch, visited Walls Walla on a general
tour Of observation. He Is now writing arti-
cles for his psper describing the country.
Here is what he says Of the Walla Walla
Rsilrosd:
The rad is owned by Baker, Boyer 4 Ste
vens, of Walla Wslia, aud transported lF.OOO
tons of wheat 10 Wallala last year at 81 per
too, v hieh makes total OF SOS, ,OOO exalu-
sive OF Passenger fares 90 freight from Wal.
lnla to The cIiy. The road cost about Sl4O,
0i0 aud ought TO have been built 70. less.
There i great deal Of yrumbling az il, but
/ -huuli like To see the grOwlers Obliged TO
20 back 10 the old team wagons and stage OF
seven years ago The real mistake made by
Dr. Baker aud his associates, is tina, they
make 10 distinction of freight, but charge
grain Just as much as merchandise This Is
not ruleable nor practicable. fhe right way
would 0e to charge merehangedise al FIX dol
lars (which is cheaper Than any tesmsier can
afford 20 haul i'll, and reduce grain aud Hour
20 three The rad is we'll built, and Is of
grea, service 10 the country sbOut there,
hence ! hope it viii be hampered with no in
iudicious aud hostile legislation at the next
session Of the legislature. Whenever COM
p4ni.s desire TO encourage agriculture and
build up the couatry, hey must fix their
tariff 50 as 10 Over;ax luxnries aud carry sta
pie products at the lowest living rates. The
CON pany owning the Wallula and WAlla
WalIa road will have to come 10 that ere
long or have their profits Gu, of By unfair
legislation.
, 1877-05-19

LOWEST BIDDFRS-The following is a
list Of rhr lowest bid ier- for furnishing com
missary stores, delivered NJ the points :udi-
Gated. as op~ued and examined OF S4'urd iy
las by Captain WilIiam IL. Bell. chief com
missary of subsistence and purchasing agrnt
for he military department If the Co!umbi
For beef delivered a. Fort klamath, james
H. Cailahan, Sc c'n's per Pound Fort
Lepwai. | T, c. 2 Coburn. cents pr ib !;
For, BIIse. l. T, Wiililm Jams : ants
per pound Fort Waila WalIa, W. r.. E.
Opgenheimrr, 25 cents PER ponnd; Fort
Tuwnsend, W. T., I Jackman & Co, "A
cen = per uud FoIts S'rven- and Canby.
) - c MS psI loRnd Fort Vancouver. ".
T Joseph Burke. s. 50 pr hundred wright.
For f.ur delivered al Portland. WrlcH &
c., s.; 90 pr hundred weight; Fort Van
couver. W. T. ssne parties. So 95 per cwt !;
Fart Wans Walla, ". r, sane parties,
s. 81 peg hu1dr-i wright: Fost Boise. T.,
Joseph P Wilson. IS ~ prr hundred
weigh; Fort klamath. Fcgncis Il. Pymale.
s. ID per huadrei weight; fort Larwai, l.
T, NJ. Rudolph, s. So Per hundred light.
-Orcg7gS Ss7.
, 1877-05-19

\ BITTER Pull bitter pill has
been administered To Boston by the
admins ration Of HIVES, III The ap
poiGlment 10 tie Naval Office at
Boston of the ch4iimgn of The New
Hampshire radical SAFE central com
mi,tee. The citizens of Boston in
vain endeavored to secure the appoint
meut of an honest ami capable resi-
den,, and the New Hampshire man,
who has DO reputation but aS dl>'e-
pulable politician, Is appointed in
spite Of their protests, 10 their great
disappointment and chagrin.
, 1877-05-19


THE NEWSPAPER CT TIE FUTURE.-
The New York H0rld makes some
sensible remarks about the propensity
of 'he publishers of a certain class Of
periodicals TO bum6Hg the public By
mereriicious devices Il says: In The
newspaper world, as IN most other
branches of business in this c5au;ry,
a habit has grown up Of la;e years OF
substituting show and dazzle, and
what is called in newspaper cant
"spread," for thrift and work. Just
as bankers have tried to command
credit by spending their own money,
or the money Of uther people, oG eaFv-
ed desks snd brown s;one fron's and
elaborate private eqalpages, and shOp-
keepers 10 allure custom by costly
marble shop fronts, 50 certain Gews
paper men have attempted 10 earn a
reruIe Tor enterprise by giving out the
ImpreSsion that jEey were layi>hing
fabulous SGmS on this or that feature
OF the'r business. The reaction from
the upSy times Of The war and Of IN
tl4tion * fas, making this sort Of thing
as absurd and useless in newspaper
bn>iueSS as IN all other forms Of uu>i-
ness. We are coming down 20 'haTi
pan" all OF u; which means that
eommoa sense aud economy aud en-
ergy are 10 assert tbeir superiority
again over brag and parade and ex.
"avasance. The paper of the future
Will be the paper which takes the
moSt pains TO give It's readers :he best
and iTuest news, and makes the leas,
fuss in giving il.
, 1877-05-19

MEDICAL AT-TENTioN--Dr Z s. Kel-
iogg informs u that be has secured the ser
vie-s Of Z. B. Nichols, VI. D., Who will as
sist him in his ni-dic',I practice. Dr. Nichols
Is eminent in his profession. and for fifteen
years as in charge OF the Ainneso'a State H.
situation, where he had the Lersfit Of g large
snd varied experience, and at The same time
had en- extensive private practice. His tes-
rmenals-Ghich We have been permitted TO
exsmiDe-show him TO be an eminent physi-
cian, and ore 10 u hUm the sick and afflicted
may apply IN fnll cunfieDee- During h;s
stay here DR. Nichols will give special ArreI
tion chronic diseases, ia the Treatment Of
which be has had much ex oerieuee. Consul
tations al Dr. hellogg's 1fhoe, from 10 to y
A. NJ, and from to 4P.a. I'm
, 1877-05-19

WILL RESULT IN NoTHING. - The
Southern leaders are neither knaves,
ingrates, nor fools, remarks the B-lli
more Gazette. and the plan Of build
ing upa Hayes party in the South
Will result in nothing The democrat
ic majority in the next House will
stand firmly together, and very short.
ly after the meeting of the next Con-
gress M HAYES viii find that he.
tween a democratic majority in the
House who regard him rs a fraud,
and a radica! majority in The Senate
who regard hiin As weakling, the po
si;ion OF 4 de tdct0 President is decid
edly uncomfortable
, 1877-05-19

|. The NL6so VuTE With all the
restraints Of pawer aud cupility up
on the colored voters IL 1876, tens
Of thousands of them voted the demo
cratic ticket, even under the gleam of
the bayonet. They did so because
The question Of corn and bacon be
came The paramount issue ih the gen
eral distress and de>olaIiGn produced
by the rule of the carpet bagger, and
as safety and prosperity come TO them
under conservative power, they will
have little 10 erystalIize them in op-
position to the democracy of the future.
, 1877-05-19
Xolice 10 Absent s,eCem;iaui.

/ TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County gT HGL0 . ala, '''
Ia Justices Court, 6efoTe j D. LQmHR, Ju5cs Of ne
Psgcs.
| TO j. AL SA b TELLE:-You are hereby uotia ,
L that ]. BAUER has 6ird claim againt YOU ia
sid court, waicA viii 70 b. hard At nv
oif;c-, In North Mslla Wa.ia Pgec!nct in y ala
M=ils county. W T., on the i,h lay %. June, 4 D.
1871, a. th- hour Of 10 o'clock, IL and un.ess you
appear, and then eud there answer the sam viii l..
taken confessed, and the demand Of the Plaintiff
g.Entei-
The object anl dsIna-a Of the slid claim Is 20 re-
cover ON you the sum vi so 20 10 IOr seIVl. :
rendered Estiil; balls OF cur tIz.tIe. AMI + r pub
fishing N the newspapers; aud yOH are further Iot-
t-t ti4t your property bas been attachzI 10 secure
said CLAIM Claim f!sl May y, 81.
J. D. IANAN
e2-ti Ju- tic- Of tl.- Pee
, 1877-05-19

PCruSG NowS CcUEUPrIoN A recent dispatch
states that The cGmmlss.IIat offer at Dl.ssl las
been shot FOR uGUitrntnE the fur suppiird 10 tie
army II this D. true Il Is >igI.lf commentary
UpOH the suipseSS on, the other day Of a 81 Peters
ruyiion II c1hcaI eisces and for deGnandiIsa, war
against ula!a imIulstTutlOn. Il seems that though
the Russian Government cannot brook open criticism
-. tie bureaucratic machinery, the Czlr finds IL nee
esiIy 20 resort 10 the Inpst stringent to
ppta Stop TO CiciI frauds. No doubt he has IN JleIn-
ory the of Frederic the Greats father who hang
ed PruSSLan no5.eman Tor eIhezz.iug public funds
aHt thus awakened the sluggish conscsrnces OF MS
otncitls IN very effective and satisfactory manner.
AecJr4ing 10 " tlLice corruption among tie Russi
Officials has been tar less general than 1t WIS during
tie reign OF Nicho.aS, bEt even now It Is probably
more Widespread than in any other European cOuE-
try.
, 1877-05-19

AS EaIP8E>s FIR CANADA. The loyal Canadians
desire that tie good Qlegn Victoria. 10 addition
her otter LoLogs shalt assume the TIT o. EufT s.
OF Canada v ell the United STAFF Wal certainly
make no objection. Inleri. We shall rejoice 10 hive
the of excellent an anna b, "a .ao-e clcsc-
y c1nntctsd th-n y 2t p-ereut Ii the Am T.cln
continent; aud IN future yeTrs, wa-n ncirhbU:s
across tie st. Lawrence find j, 10 then iGt-res. To
seek resting place IN the community ii States %
person Will Ne more ci-e-tGiy welcomed . citizen
OF the Republic thtu tae frs. ly of the Dominion
We imagine, Loweya-, thai there may De some h-S-
ti;on the ptIt OF Queen Victoria ard her ministry
to rcept any more tles 1t present tcr the lead OF
the British nation. The last cigUigy o. Empress
Or lud BI!sht, IN ease of general European war,
become merely nominal one, and II Is advisable
IN these days for s,VcreiEuS 10 bear empty iItl, :
whica signify 10 hing, They bring Gowns INTO con-
tempt and pace those who bear III III TOO much on a
level viii tie Froui ana penuIless coutILcut4l
princes whose pIEcpil Us- : to furnish husbands
and WINS 10 more substantial rulers
, 1877-05-19

THE PowER BEHIND THE THRoyR-
The Jewish people are brain power.
as for yeSrs They have been a moneyed
and socia! power wherever they are
found IN communities. One of Eng
lands most distinguished statesmen
belongs 10 that faith. and the .Je,cisb
Messenger informs us that it Is an Is
raeiite who inspires most Of the grsa,
projects undertaken By the Gar. lie
Is hunchbacS. who was trained 10
he cierk under the famous Russian
Chancellor, Count Nesselrode. he is
now Privy Counsellor, and the ac,u.
al head of the Ministry, who directs
all important state affairs in the for
sign office at St. Petersburg.
, 1877-05-19

THE New Orleans Democrat figures
it out that the Nichols Legislature
las saved Louisiana over a Million
dollars during the session just closed,
by reductions in the former radica,
adulinis.ration-S5O.O00 in the item
Of printing, $685. 600 in collecting
taxes, and SO Oh.
, 1877-05-19

IT is reported that Packard viii no;
leave New Orleans until he has secur
ed documentary proofs that the Hayes
electors were counted in by fraud.
These proofs it is supposed. he will
place in Mr. B!aine's possession before
the extra session of Congress.
, 1877-05-19

WAR NoTEs--Russis has repIisi informally 70
Lord Oerbys cote liil reat In= that she Is acting
N conformity with the principles accepted by other
EaroP=sn CshiuetS. lI- reply SAYS, after stat NJ
tn dI2cmailc Si;u itioB: - II only Remained Tor
Russia Uiuue To eNrrUJe the duty which the other
cabinets agreeing with her principle hrsi atei 10
assume IN practice COns;au.nOIl- journals II lte
that the Russians have retTeat-d d nom iore Kars
toward the fTontler No serious fshting Is yet Te-
ported on the Ianube. II is reported that the
RoumaniaE amy Will form the rish; wing OF tie
BusSlln army Prince Charles has already assumed
command Ihe LOuion Tiziss reports an advance 70
Russia by blnkecs ftaTis and Berlin Of sixteen
million dollars, The Russians Propose 10 cross the
sunte ~ kalafit- he Iurks SUD 20 have ut
large iosee 70 the DobTud-cha, thus weakening their
mel1S or defence ~ Ni!in-
, 1877-05-19

A. CONFESSION. "Frankness re-
quires the confession" saws the New
York Times, "tnat Mr.. Hayes meth
cd Of terminating the Louisiana con
trOversy is just as regular, o. irregu
lar, as the methods employed from
time 10 time for the maintenance Q.
republican supremacy in the Safe
Jess so, less so.
, 1877-05-19

HAYES, with the enthusiastic EN-
phasis of Mrs. Micawber. declares
that he Will never, never surrender
the name of The radical party. He
does well to stick 10 what is left Of
his party, though the name is really a
matter of comparatively little con, e.
0ueuce.
, 1877-05-19

TIE New York Herald viii at
once proceed TO establish a new party
upon the ruins Of the radical party.
Il will be called the-the-: but no
matter. There will be time enough
TO think Of name.
, 1877-05-19

SAD,-It is hard TO conceive Of any,
thing sadder than the countenances oi
the radicals when Iney discovered that
the name Of Mr.. Tilden, the PreSi
dent elect. Gid not appear in Boss
Tweed's list of corrupt politicians.
, 1877-05-19

A BAD DRFAN.-Betore a year has
passed. this whole story OF military
occupation, Of thievery unler The
name of loyalty, OF disfranchisement
under the guise Of protection, viii he
as bad dream, the presence of Mr..
Hayes IN the white house alone re
naming to prove It's actual existence
and endurance.
, 1877-05-19

LAUGHADLE-The Chicago Tribune
observes that the assumption that ali
the people OF Louisiana and Sou h
Carolina, outside of the blacks and
the carpet-baggers, are bull dOsed and
assassiuS l. .'al'oge'her uuwarranied
and monstrousiy absurd"
, 1877-05-19
EEe SiiSsi"G Package.

WAIT HuRG, v T., My llth, 81.
EuIrJR ST.Tl sNI,N - wish TO correct misstatc-
made in your issue OF the l2Ib 81, Aiout n
missil package OF star ssIsNs went 10 the Post
oi.ic- got the package OF sTsrisaiANs put 5Esm
sack left the suck united, pat tie sack INTO buggy
ami druve the team myself Handed the the sack cut
OF the buggy 20 my assistant al tie Post, fioe who
op-uei and assorted the III Al, lwhI!e ] was putting
away tn horses They say that tley dIl hoc see
anything O: the STNTfsAIAN, and l have not Ct
came oi II I don't know Whatever blame may De
attached for tha Css Cf tie parEge Uu4I u long To
me. regret that tie accident occurred, Inten :.
ed 70 supply the reaers IF the STATFsAIlN Waits
burg with tie paper one day IN advance oi the mail
Respectfully, WM. y. Ssl-TH, p. VI.
, 1877-05-19

y QUEsT!oN.-There is just one
question that, in view of this definite
wind up OF carpet baggism in the
South, thoughtful and patriotic Peo-
pie have to consider, and that they
ought to consider seriously and at
once-that ip, Who is going 10 run the
returning boards now?
, 1877-05-19

PACKARD intimates that his accep-
tance Of office q; he hands of Hayes
would be a question Of conscience.
As between Packard and Hayes the
St. Louis Times i unable TO see that
conscience cuts auy figure.