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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-05

The mule Is . perversion. IN sn-
tractable involvement and . stub
born and relentless 6nality. He is
the offspring of an unnatural alli-
suce, an ultimstum and . result. In
one sense OF the term he is an in.
vention. Also. be il said. he has sx-
hAustsd the possibilities Q. his crea-
ton. He il the end. a. he 10 also
the beginning Of his line. On one
side IN ass. on the other q degraded
horse. he Is without any respectable.
ity OF birth - he is without any fam
lily connections which look to the
future. He is without pride in this
world or hope in the next. VIVA,
wonder his contact is demoralizing
and his association disastrous? We
have alluded, in q brief discursive
way. TO the so-called mule case, with
which our District Court has 80 long
been plagued. 1t involved title. debt,
tort, fraud. replevin. equity, forcible
entry and detainer, tresspass and the
rights Of man. beast aud property.
Also costs. in . very serious degree
something over q hundred dollars
day, we believe. Yesterday this
celebrated case found its way into
the hands OF the jury. They had
heard the evidence: they had listened
to the soft, seductive accents OF the
language OF Andalusia and CASTLE as
it came filtered through the mellow
accents and lisping ntonations OF a
great multitude Of muleteers and
gentlemen Of the vanquero variety !;
they had been relieved OF the monot-
ony Of their confinement by the
brisk interpretations OF little Joe
Lopez and the more sedate transla-
tions Of French Aleck; they had been
duly impressed by his Honor with
the gravity OF the law Of the case and
the occasion; they had listened TO the
arguments Of counsel and learned OF
the possibility Of an upheaving
eloquence inspired by the windings
and turnings, and goings and com
ings, the feelings aud corralings OF
train Of pack mules. Yesterday
this favored jury were left alone with
this great case in their hands. After
they had brought in . verdict Lum
Davis might have been seen jubi-
liant, his face wreathed in smiles,
happy and filled with pride and ex
ultation. He was heard to say that
the jury had decided the case and
that their deliberat tons had occu.
pied but few short moments. I,
would be too much 10 attempt to ex.
plain what is decided.
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wsshingtou. April Am making
appointments the President has
adopted this general rule Where
m Officer has served for four years
in . satisfactory manner. the char
scter Of his o6iciAl services will
stand - recommendation for reap.
poiutmsut, unless veil sustained
objections Of . popular OF moral
character 70 the reappointment 81
the incumbent are urged. Where,
however. an officer serves for eight
years. this period Of ssrvisuds will
opersts against his rcappoiutmsnt.
the President holding that eight
years is the maximum, provided an
equally compessnt and meritorious
men Is IN applicant for the place.
This rule is 70 be specially applied
TO the appointment Of postmasters
whose salaries exceed 81 900, and
who are commissioned by tho Pres
ident. The rule will not be applied
with the Aame rigor 10 postmasters
whose salaries arc below 81 900 and
who are appointed under law by tho
Postmaster General, ss 10 those
postmasters who are commissioned
by the President. There are about
1000 postmAsters who are required
to receive their appointments from
the President. and over 3S 600 who
are appointed by the Postmaster
General.
Washington, April Chamber
lain has decided not 10 enter upon
any legal contest with Hampton over
the Iovernership, but to return to
Columbia, issue an address to the
Republican party. aud then remove
from the State forever. He refused
to enter into any bargain or compro.
mise with the Administration ante
cedent to the decision of the Presi-
dent for the removal OF the troopa
from the State House, and il il be
lieved this includes refusal 10 &C.
cept . Federal Office. though Cham.
berlain does not say anything, one
way or the other, about that. HI
declares that he sees no contest in
face Of the Presidents decision, and
protests that he has made no com.
promise. and he leaves the State Of
South Carolina pennilsss. He retu
at once to pack up his personal
effects, issue his address, and return
to Washington to meet his family
who will remain here for the present
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-05

The SPoKTsMEN IN Council
following is . report Of . meeting Of
sportsmen held last evening u Com
stocks saloon: At meeting OF those
interested in the preservation OF
game and fish, tho following busi.
ness WAS transacted: The following
gentlemen were elected A. permanent
officers Of the organization; James
Crawford. President; T.. NJ. Hunt,
Secretary; Geo. II. Davis, Jr., Treas.
urer. A committee 70 draft bylaws,
consisting OF II. q. Parker, Leonard
long King. Miles Wing and A. J.
Lockwood. WAS elected. A reward
Of $50 dollars wss voted 70 Be- given
10 the informer for tho apprehc nsion
and conviction Of any person killing
game or fish in violation Of the exist
ing laws Of this State. Mr.. Parker
gave . very interesting account Of
what he II doing and intends 70 do
~ Fish Commissioass, which u too
svu6 sVb RuVbbCoSbOus 4uVB ~
splendid beginning. We undsrstAnd
that when the COMMITTEES reports u
will be ready 10 recommend . name
for the organization.
The FRIssix RssrAuRANr.-This
fsvoritc esting-house hes again
changed hands. Mr.. n. b. Willard
has purchased his partners interest
aud Is now the sole proprietor. He
means 70 keep . 6rst.class ipstisu.
tion. He win have al The good
things IN their sssson and ~ that
they are cooked In the highest style
Of the art. II will bs good family
restaurant, . good restaurant Tor the
bschsloric element, . god re-.
tsurspt for the transient fellow citi.
zen sud . good rsslsurant for any.
body. Bee Mr.. Millard's new sdvcs.
tissmcnt.
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The Dsnss.a Case.

We have remarked, we believe,
that the great case OF Barnes against
the California Mining Company has
passed the evidence-taking point and
gone to the lawyers for argument.
Yesterday Mr.. Il. s. Mesick occu.
pied the attention Of the Court and
jury in an argument for the defense.
All the lawyers, those who are in
terested Is well as the spectators,
agree that this was a very strong,
mastery piece of work. OF course
oil laymeu do and will concur in 80
general an opinion on the part OF
the profession. Compactness and
directness, solidity and cogency,
these are the characteristics for
which Mr.. Mesick is celebrated. He
was expected to do great things and
he is credited with doing them. We
like this sort Of argument. II clears
itself ~ It goes. II neither makes
nor leaves any clutter. Also We note
that like skilled boxer, Mesick
keeps directing his blows where
they are seen TO toll to the best nd.
vantage. He prods away ut the sore
place. all the time. II is . great
thing when . first-class lawyer like
Dick Mesick does 30 signally we'll a.
to add to his already admitted repu.
tation. But it's no wonder he is q
good lawyer. He read law with
David Dudley Field more than thirty
years ago. Then he came to Cali.
fornis, For moro than . quarter OF
Q century 10 has been engaged in
the practice Of his profession. All
this time he has been associated with
the very choicest kind Of practice.
This Of itself will make any man q
good lawyer. He did his work
nobly yesterday. After Mesick had
concluded Mr.. Ganahl addressed the
jury. He is capital talker. His
reputation ~ IN advocate ranks very
high. Whist little time we beard
him he seemed TO be sustaining him
self admirably. He will conclude
his argument to-day. and whom he 10
through. the case goes to tho jury.
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Pc RNYxr.

until rklDAY ki0Hr. APRIL q. tssf, On e.
cosss q inability " sscurv . Coseunse In -
sos fss ~ earlier dsie.
). l.. WALTON. nssas.s.
Carsou. Msrrh -. ts71.
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Ssass Contrsller's WaTraats.
The undersigned will peg tho highest price
Tor state Controllers Warrants.
D. A. bEsDKa.
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Abe Richey. our old friend and
sometimes mountain correspondent
has returned from Story County and
will 60 home in day or two. While
in Virginia City Jim Orndorff pre-.
sented him with big shaggy Scotch
terrier and Abe will take him to
Alpine.
PREACHING THIS EvENISo. 80 Rev,
Adolph Geyer will preach In the
Presbyterian Church this Thursday
evening, At ~ o'clock.
The registration Of voters for the
coming municipal election in vir-
GINA City has already begun.
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april showers bring May flowers, .

april showers bring May flowers,
says The old saw. Perhaps il il the
small April showers Of the past few
days which have coaxcd tho States
tulips and hyscinths 70 raise their
timid heads through the sandy
wastes Of Capitol square. Al al
events, there they are. not altogether
robust. TO bs sure, but there, quite
pslpably. -
Henry Myers and his Son Henry
are about starting Tor che Black
Hills. When Henry Senior. returned
from that Elusive region, some
months siLcs, W understood him 20
have gotten enough Of Il 70 satisfy
him; but this new dissemination
seems 70 indicate . belief In that land
Of conflicting statements.
BuMRp.-rhs little child Of Ms.
and Mrs. Andy whissori WEE buried
~ 0eaos % Tuesday, Rev. q. r.
Kelly olIicIsesd. The AFFLICTED m
rents were besh too sick 70 attend ihe
funeral. The sueIsrines Of thee II
ntceod oueo s1ctss ualvesuA symps.
thy.
The skating Carnival tskss plscs .,
Theatre Hall Tomorrow night. I,
VIII 10 very exhllerstlng AFFAIR.
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mlNiNo STOCK REPORT

Msvnsng Beard
ophir ls5s is,.
Mexican 5i5- l3is, ss is'.
Gould aud Curry ss,s III, ISIS iis.. lj4s
III. 5O~ III. bio. 2jsjs IL
Best and Beicher Eos ss'i, 5sss ~. sa5s n
4,t- 24a. lops ~ b3
California Js -, 2t,s t.sz
savage lsl~ 81. 'ss 3. b5. i?vs 81.
Con Virginia 66os sos.. is,s II biz
Choliar 70s ~, 3Ds ~. ,a,s ssia
Hale and Norcross 3y,s s1. 3ns 81 dc
Crown Point 5s 81, Jos 81, sSs o. bio
Yellow Jacket Jss y. taDs "
Imperial 2i75s 81 Toe, Hos 81 l5c
Alpha 3's 1871, y.,s II. sos i2s
Hentuck iss )
Beicher sns 6tss. As 81. As g..
Sierra Nevada i!b,s 81 !. 6is 0,
Exchequer 3,s ~. 5iDs ~. Ass ~, 5os q.
Utah jOs IA
Bullion 9s i2%
oserman aps -, MS Is. isos ssis, ~ "a IS
aas ia, sos S''s Is. sos s.. 5,s IS SO
Justice -, ~. foss 10, :. 2Ys ios., 5os iol.
Julia los 81. 2aos /, xsos b ssc, rs s,i
Caledonia aos .. iS0s 81. hos 81
Baltimore 27js &c
Challenge 5s ~
Dayton a5a,s &c
New York Con iJ0s 3sc
Phil Sheridan J0s -.
Alta 5rs ~
Woodvllle zoos 4. zoos 4oc
Lady Washington 4i0s .
kossuth zoos DC
Andes l5s nc, zoos 8oc
Wells Fargo COOS zuc
lr<iathan t0s
North Carson IL .oc
Evening Report.
Raymond and Ely Is q,
Eureka Con LIS II, los i7fs, 70. l7s., $40. Is
a lips i5Os
Leopar: Is. 81, iso~ 81. 90. % SIC. sos 80
Northern Belle idls "a
Manhattan los 81, I'D 6l<
Gen Thomas los .t0c
Grand Prize loos 81 SIC
South Valley Water ,00x ~ 80
Modoc l4os B tycs 81 VIC
Coso Con iGH0s l5c
New Coso lOs u loo, 4os ~ loc
Leeds 600s
Rock Island nos llc
Best and Belcher 2aOs 2si<. 7os 2sk
S Soala snd su ssy a a.. "a ~. 20 ,l ~
Con Virginia ass Az
Ophir SIS 10
MEXICAN 7eSs 1877, 5os l2J.
Alpha z7os u
Crown Point 745s 8%
Yellow Jacket SOS ~, t0os ~
Bullion It's -, los i2s
California liVs 49,, Ss u
Union Con 60s 81, ib0s ~
Imperial i7oc 81 foe, 2bs il l5c
Exchequer I50s 81 b5c
Sierra Nevada COS g.
Caledonia 5os 81 lbs Gl., 1903 .
After tho Doard.
Gould and Curry III sold
Best and Belcher 10 Gid
California ~ bid
savage ~ bid
Con Virginia ~ bid
yellow Jacket piS bid
Imperial 81 iUr bid
Crown Point ~. bid
Justice 1914
Caledonia o bid
Oyorman ~
Hale and Norcross 81 eoc asked
Mexican l3l. bid
Bullion u asked
Uphir 10 bid
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-05

HAoAS's MAosoLIA BALM preserves and r.
storss the complexion; removes frsckies. tan
aud sallowness. makes the akin soft, vhits aud
delicate. Its application caniot L. det-cts.i,
Iny2ieod-wfs.ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-05

IN TINS DloTaICT COU0T o.
y the second sn'iietss pssssies Il the state o.
SdAs Y. ehsvves. decsassd. - ssies b ksssby
9isen By the undsssisped. sdninisesoens of ~
eepvs sem~d sssss~. 70 the css<iisoss u and eli
pegvoas having cissms ses'sss add d>csseni. =
e1htets ~ asssesutih - sssesenAyy vourhsss
ehis notice " The sNtesusxvs~l q ths o0os u
a!is : k!na. Assoswys q Law. csssss CITY.
uevs1as. nssvh ~. tsT7
m9lvs 0kOnoE Yly. Administrations
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LyoSs ksrHAfRos mskes beautiful, glossy
iuInsisnt hair; prevents Its falling out OF turn
ing gray. IL has stood the test og 20 years Il
perfufn-d. and has no rival.
ny2ics,d. wf..ty
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-05

Highest and lowest thermometer Tor
isst - hours. ending Apr. 4, 9p.x.:
Highest thermometer. ... CT degrees
Lowest Thermometer. ...... "a degrees
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Orsics BctLsos Niyfye c.~vssv.,
topss. Mach "a. ls7i.
e0Na9 UcLLsON aIsuNO COnpA NJ
j solicit psUposals fos the dslivssy q shsls
mlns ~ TWENTY-FIVE MrNpkkb 5,NDl
CORDS OF WOOD. shs same "a b. d~iissspd
euotrsrs fos sucA delivery.
Ths cosapeay svssrvs ths right V n tcs eng
col ell bids.
Adduss. us4jss sssl,
WILLIAM Irwin.
eupsrstsndsnt nufitoa Mining Co..
nh1>dO oodss. vie AsSusa. New.
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GRAND MASQUERADE
SKATIN0 CARNIVAL TO BE
~ GIVEN AT THE
CARSON ThgATER.
Friday Night, March Goth.
Prizes Are 10 b. awarded ~ foiloxs:
To best lady skster--one new pair plimpion
sksies.
To best gentleman sksier--one neu pair Of
Pliinpton sk.tes.
To bess gentleman sustained charseter-A
handsomely engrsvcd medal.
To host lady sustained character II sndsome.
ly engraved medal.
To richest lady dress One nne bsdse
To bcss gentleman dre~-ons npc badge.
MasqIers viii form for the Grand March u
o'clork. A. = O'Clock Msstsr Thos O'Connor
will give On exhibition of sfii, SHAKING. AZ 10
O'Clock an exhibition 81 Fancy Skating will b.
Eiven BY the same gen'iernsn. A. II O'clock
the Judges, Who wiit b. seiected by the audi.
ene.. win award thr prisss. vhea the mas uers
viii form IN line 70 uninssk. Bkstins will rs
continued until ~ O'Clock. Dancing viii then
IN the order 81 the night unsfl O'Clock A. y.
A hne string and brass band Will be In attend.
anc~. Cossamsr Will be mp from san Fran
siseo with ysrisd sssortmrnt Of cossunss.
BLoos ovsatrTHSi
Mr. II. Rice, Mr. 4. starting.
Mr. ". ID. Mann, NJ. L. A. Hawthorne
Door open ~ O'Clock.
nArKs og ADnDsfoS:
sprctaiors. ........ii Nssqusr~.. ~
Children under 10 ycan. =. 80 cents.
hssqu~ss cen secure ssctsss q tbs MIMI after
ths 3sth. SPECTATOR viii grs tctsss q the
door sbs night % The pcrfosmsDc~. 4 Rsosp.
tton comiaitsse will b. q ths door 20 - shss
No improtss ehafaceHsD tasSU1s. No shsaerv
prrmittsi On the noos eSc~pt IL Mssque.
nh ma ,. L. WALTON. Asssssr.
POsTPONgMKxT.
The ehssias Carnival be- bsss pneapo.>A
until rkiDAY MONT. APRIL q. tssi. % e..
cosss q instiiisy " srcure Costume In -.
soe fsg ~ earlier dsie.
J. L. WALTON. nssAsss.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
Sn.nueIg. T,lIden.

The Mem phis Appeal, one the best
papers in the south, has this to say
about Gov TndeD.
q these days Of fraud, corruption
and iugratitude, it may seem strause
tor US to say a good word for the
statesman who was cheated out Of
he Presidency, but we have 10
!iesitancy in saying that the southern
people are more indebted to Governor
'rilden for their deliverance than any
other individunl The reforms he
'uaueurated in New York concentrated
he affection OF the National dem
ycraey Oh him, His letter Of acceptance
aud the prudence with whih he con
Jucted the canvass were the means by
which he secured majoriry Of the
popular aud the electoral vote The
Presidency was stolen from him, but
he rogues are eudeavoriug to make
triumphant the principles on which
;'ilden was elecred. The papers Of
New York are beginning to do jus
zee to Governor Tilden by acknowl
.dgiug the visible effects Of his policy
= governor
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
The ChnnCeS oI,ne,var

In this last article on the war in
the East, General Mcclellan. writing
under date OF August II, says: On
the whole, Russians have lost some
valuable time, they have gained some
brilliant successes, and met with some
severe checks; but they have shown
admirable lighting qualities, and the
chances of ultimate success are sti I
largely in their favor" General
Mcclellan may not now entertain the
same opinion IN regard to the ultimate
resnit, but IN counting the probabiliti, 5
OF that result the calculation must be
based on consequences. Most OF
Western Europe does mol want to see
Russia succeed in all her designs.
But none of Western Europe wants
to see the Turk establish himselfas an
independent power in Europe, with a
possibility, however remote, Of becom
ing an aggressive power.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21

The dram registering law Of Nlr
ginia went in'o effect last Monday.
1t provides for tax of two and 81
half cents on every drink sold in
bar rooms. The bell punch, or reg
ister, which dealers are compelled to
use, is plain apparatus, about the
size of a small cigar boz, with gas
meter dial on the front, and a crank
in the rear. Inside Is the necessary
machinery to register each drink, aud
a gong which, with each revolution on
the crank, givs notice of the fact
There is no punch about it, that idea
having originated from its similarity
to the car bell-punch 1t is estimated
that in Richmond alone the amount
of revenue to be derived from it will
exceed $4,000 per aunum, and il
anything like the expectations Of the
projectors of the register or are
realized it will bring the Safe troas-
ury $3.50, 900 year.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
CIrcassIan. and Cossacks.

Boston Travellers Shipka Pass Letter.
The new comers dashed up shoufiug
fellie! Yellie! (meaning ''allah )nnd
made for the fellows with the lances
I did not have to 90 far now 10 witness
square fight, for here it was ready
. hand The last arrivals were Il
'ortion of our advance Circassiau
-lvalry. horses, rapidly closed with
he lance men. who proved to be
''ossacks. The latter, seeing they
~ould not escape. faced about, formed
md presented front of steel to the
'ircassians, but they being more mum
rous, hurled themselves against the
barrier, and many of them fell, pierced
lean through the body. They swept
around. however, avoiding aud par
rying the lance ihrusts till they got
within guard" when it became
cimetar against sabre and pistol, the
ance being of no use in such close
quarters The CossackS fought vel.
md desperately. but were outfought
md oufnnmbered BY the Circassian-,
Who "went for them like bulldogs.
1t was soon over, the Cossacks being,
.Sith the exception of a few who escap
ID, wiped out" while an almost
quail number of Circa~sians fell.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
THE WAR.

The Turks Ever Victorious.
The late fighting about which such
contrary reports, turn out to be yicto-
ries for the Turks. The slaughter Of
he Russians at Plevna was terrible
tae loss b,ipg estimated at - 800, aud
number o leading officers among
them. The loss of the Turks is not
reported, but no doubt heavy. The
Russians are again demoraized 1t
now appears certain that the war will
not end this year.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21

AbsNtthis time 81 va,r tho I.p
who has spent a bn,jr45 5nlIars an
his garden benin, to estimate his on.
IONS at two dollars each in order 10
MAKE Ms books balance.
Paducah News We understand
that corn is b4io', ar.,ad ,t .atber;n,
time, in tile lover e91, or tbis cnnot,
and in some nor,;.rs -, B,ll,r5 a.,
twenty and r,yro,y e.. ca,ts ,er tnsb
el This l. chen ms not = matter
Of snrpri.e cou.i}...- tl,a..b,. Z ,.e
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21

Thomas F. Curley was hung at
Norristown, Peun on Monday. The
Penn y Ivanians have changed hang
mans day from Friday to Monday
but we don't suppose the man who l.
TO be hung cares much on what day
he expires, except when Monday comes
he would prefer TO be hung Friday,
and when Friday comes he wouidn =
MUD waiting till the following Mon
day.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21

The recognition by our Government
of the Diaz Government in Mexico !,
made dependent on his ability to stdl
the rnid< and forays of Mexicans int"
our territory. Should Diaz succeed
in this. his ministers at Washington
will be duly recognized If not, not
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
Tne Presi,Ieni,> POLICY.

lie found that justice to the whole
country could only come through
kiudne>S to all sections Of the Union,
and he boldly announced this. and
has, up to this time, been consistent
in carrying it out Viek>burg Herald.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
The President.

As the President comes here, the
representative Of the first outstretched j
hand from the Republicans Of the
North. we greet him A. he comes
here. a representative Northern soldier.
gallant aud honorubleS man, We
greet him - Courier JournAl
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21
ALos, SON Amoos Indians.

Fort sill Telegram in Chicago Times 7
Mr.. G. Fisher, of Frederick sburr
Tex, arrived here on Wednesday in
earch OF his son, stolen by Indiai :
thirtes yenrs az VIII u only , year
ud The boy was found among tie
Comanehe band, and recognized by
his father instantly. His embrac, ;
were received by the son with stc C
Indifference and imbeeie smiles. and
nothing would induce him to recognize
his father or consent to go home vi b
him, until General Mackenzie inter
tered and au'horiiafiveIy told him he
had TO 20. Profuse promises OF horses,
suus, etc., dear to the Iudian here.
made no impression on him. He
seems to feel the parting from the
Indians very keenly A dusky mai
den, whom the chief promised to give
him for his wife. it he would remain.
seems to be at the bottom of it The
old mother is said to be almost frantic
with JOY at the recovery OF son whom
she believed dead Father and son
will leave for Fredericksb sburg on
Sunday the 10Th.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21

The great reliance of our modern
Indian campaigning is to enlist Indians
10 slaughter Indians Hence when
ever either an ally or an enem Sis kill
cd, we impartially score it as one red
skin less. Ii is rather shrewed to hire
the present friend and prospective err
emy TO shoot or be shot by the prescn
enemy and prospective friend By
this Kilkenny strategy we hope to do
all our fighting by proxy. and in d e
time to have the red race rubLel out.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21

is said that "ni-fortunes never
come singly," aud iu the case of the
northern provinces of China this j.
true. They have been suffering fer
sometime from famine and now the To-
Gust plague is upon them.
The Hickman courier., 1877-09-21


Ex~Gov. Wm Alien. Of Ohio. ap
pears to be quite sauguiue OF a Demo
cratic victory ia that State 10 Ohio
Ina recent interview be is reported TO
have said: Il am firmly convinced a
that am alive that Bishop aud the
whole State ticket will be elected by
a large majority. The only danger
| fear is to the Legislative ticket iu
Hamilton couIy You see you have
thirteen vorey there, which makes a
change of twenty six one way or the
other in the vote for Senator. | think
the Republicans will concentrate all
their strength there on that issue, and
[ fear the Workingmen' movement
may cost us valuable votes L you
elect your ticket in Hamilton county
all will be we'll.