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National Republican., 1879-12-23

George Alfred Townsend in Philadelphia Press
Grant was in his eighteenth year when he
first came to Philadelphia He owed his APP
pointment TO President for whom his father
would not vote, Van Buren,, aud to a citizen
of the State of South Carolina, which opened
the war of secession. Mr.. Ponset lived Ia
1851, unconscious that in Grant he had APP
pointed anybody extraordinary TO West Point,
Mr.. Poinset was Secretary of War, and was the
leader of the Union party of South Carolina
against the Nulifers, who finally drove him
out of public life; but in tho selection OF Gen
eral Grant he raised one who would put down
Nulliheation aud be the vindicatOr OF his
principles. Reviewing those incidents Of
Grants youth the first thing that strikes us is
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TO THE NORTH, NORTH WEST, N AND Nd SOUTHWEST. 5
DOUBLE IRACk, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID soENEEMxi X iENA EMNAAeN1F1cENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT RhghMBER I. ls7S
aef and VI 0m Depot cor
For Pittsburg and the West, IO:40 a. daily with
Parler Car TO Pltlsburg and, Sleeping Cars nom
:. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and the North at 9 a. m. daily. except Sunday;
74op m. daily. except saturday, with Palace Cars
to Csnandaigna For williamsport, Lock Haven
For New York and the East, si6 a m, i:Soand us p
m, on Sunday, g6 p M.
For brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
az Jersey City with boats of .Brooklyn Annex, !"
affording direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid
Ing double ferriage across New York city.
For Philadelphia, $40 M 1880, 500, and 945 p m
Limited Express $3.50 a. m. daily. except Sunday.
For baltimore. $40, $3.50 O.40 a. m. ana l3O. $40
40 . 5so. & ~ and ,ia5 p. m. On Sunday, 1910
For Pope's Creek Line. 0 n. m and 40 p. m daily,
For Annapolis. a. m. and 40 p m. daily. except
ALEXXNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail.
WAY A, AND NJ "a ,1AaL.EXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, Z, 7:2o o. II m; 40 $40. 625.
and 1880 p. M On Sunday, :, y and ii a. M. and
For Richmond and the South. ZOO a. m. daily, and
m. go p IN daily, except sunday.
m, l25O, g. o, land " y. m. and " midnight
uon sunday at aud 10 q, m. and 9:o5 p. m.
commodations can be procured at the ofices--north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner ofSixtn street and Pennsyl
left for the checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER.
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lSenntor ID. w. VOORHEES,.
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from our treatment my hearing, which has been
seriously Impaired The result OF an excessively se'
we're cold. ID. w VOORHEES,
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To take eject
SUNDAY, NOV. 30, 1879. At lao P. NJ.

toa,o >vo.,,,ro,or,
A. NJ Lehvve " asnlngton,,, -. a.-.,-
6Oo-Baitlmore Ellicou CITY and Way stations
HVorInbM IN, W nOnh, PHilADELfHiA a. AND @ @bVs-
n, NY hAt hnsSS On sunuhSs 10 baumore ohly'
,.o nAis, nTs1kIlest NJ t.elay Stnton. ,,, ,,,,,.
o'oOsibalt,lmore, sia,lore nnnnpolis ana way Piedmont'
ana and Weyyi " yia "a Relay .r,r, rx,,s
U-[bALlIMOhb AND lAOhtl, HAPlthSSH.
@lo.Polnt OF Rocks, Pledmont Strasburg, Winches-
o., Ter, Hagerstown, and WAY stations ,o.,,o~,
Slo NEW fORkt PHll.ADELPHlA BOSTON,
md BAbIIM0RE EXPRESS. Parlor Car to
"a. new fork and PhIadeiphih ,,,,,,,a .,,
oSsr,,1 1,,,r11;si u; iU,HlS CHlgAGo' SOLuM poS AND
flIIsBUhG. ExPRESS. frederlck, ,.HaEers
town and Valley Branch except Sundayl
Through car TO Staunton. Pullman Cars to Gin
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BOsWORTH, 9lS e STREET n. W, is THE
- most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
w.. Refers to Senators ID. W. Voorhees, Indiana; ].
G., and others Consultation free. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend TO ladies'
nol4ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
EgU&CAs, MOVERS s3SSs 81,
IN THE
4sDAEs house RAHTB.

Ladies especially invited 10 call and esso,iAs the
carefully selected stock nj
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT oE THE

SECOND Judicial District of the State of Nevada IN
John Bero defendant Action brought in the Distrct
Court of the Second Judicial district of the State of Ne
In and for the County of Ormsby and the complaint
filed said County of Ormsby in the Office Of the Ce.k
Of said District Court The State OF Nevada sends greet
ing to John Bero defendant You hereby required 70
appear in action brought against you by the abo.e
named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the state Of Nevada in and for the County of
Ormsby and to answer the complaint fled therein "a copy
Of which accompanies this summons) within ten days lex
this summons-n within this county if served
Of this county within this district within
days otherwise within forty daVsor judgment by DEBUT
will be taken against The said action is brought 10
obtain decree of divorce dssolvng the bonds Of par
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself ths
grounds of desertion and abandonment Plaintiff alleges
frt that since about the Sd day Of June A. D.
1879, the defendant, without provocation WI
fully deserted and abandoned plaintiff and since
continued and continues desert abandon her
Second and that since said last mentioned date and
utterly failed and neglected to provide for plaintiff +bs
common OF the neceSsaries of life which said
ge ard failure was and is not the result OF poverty on
defendants which he could not avoid by ordinary tn
dtry and further that she IL without fault in toe
premises that there IS living Of the issue Of her said
rage one female child named FrsnEeta Bero Of the
Of nine years that said child has been and deses.
by defendant and eft to the supr'r Of plaintiff that be
defendant is UNFIT have tho Of oad child ADD hsr
education that there is property of plaintiff
and defendant: wherefore plaintiff; Irass decree OF ira
court that the bonds betres plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved tha' ;endng this action plaintiff have the
and CUSTODY OF the said child Franketa Bero that
ur,u the anal hearing aI,cl he h~
that pending this action defend be required to psy
plaintiff such reasonable aliraony and counsel
ices iu.t that she he, c"sts and hav.
Get forth in plaintiff conpI.nt And you are hereby
notified that you fail appear and answer the said
psint above required the d plaintiff Will apply lie
the court for the relief demanded i'll her complaint.
Given under my hand and she Seal Of the District Court
the County Of Orsby this 2ah ieyof October,
in the OF our Lord thUnsand eight hnadret at
seventy nine J. H hAIssiALis
Z. S. YARIAs. Attorney cor Plaintiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
NOTICE "a Il.
scr or CoSsREss APrR"E ED.SrHE
N 3, 1879.
UsIrHo Sr.rvs L.sr Opry-r,

UsIrap Sr.rve L.sp CpTy-r
CARSON CITY. Nevada l-cJoher IS. 1914
Notice is hereby given to sill whom il may crr>Arr
That John Hanson, of the county of Wlsh,e STATE
Nevada has this day filed in this office his aFpiic No
H. purchase from the United States (ius ent hs
following described tract of land chiefly valuable tim
her and unfit for cultivation viz: Southeast Of
section 20 in township No, Il north Of -4nge No u
VI D. NJ. containing loo acres and situate Within the
Carson City, Nevada, y. :. Land District.
Any aud all per~ons having any interest H. al
sNid land adversely 10 said applicant hesrox rern
file such adverse claim p,th register
Office, within the SIXTY AVS lzr,od + puhiicaiIuA
this notice or, tsng to d. ~, tn! VIII IL b.rr.i ~
such adverse right Osinl.
oct16-6od c. y II AHEIS Er,istcr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
TAX NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TEReHE .vANCovICH, FRUIT DEAL

IERsNE IvANCOyICH, FRUIT DEAL
81 Err, Of Carson City, New, having published "h
Card in the Nevada Tribune of Carson City aforesaid
on the oath instant charging with the henous
Of Perjury. and cautoning the public to beware OF me-
deem my duty, III this open manner, my
phatic denial Of said charge, and to say that have
instituted suit against Mr. vancovch in the Second
Judicial District Court 0rlusby County Nevada in which
will vindicae my good character by ample and unr
peachabe evidence. Until said action shall have been
tried respectfully s.k suspension Of public opinion in
the premises. JOHN MOBILE,
At Fruit Store, Adams II'se Block Carlon street.
Carson City, Nevada November 30, 1872 It
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

Imported Esonnets, Flowers ss,d Feathers
Selected from the ls.es. int ortstions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

Ct&WiA g. ALLEN,
NEWS DEALERs AND sFsTi01ERs.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Picture Frames n e',,eciaIty.
large assortment OF SIecacIcs and Fly" glsse. also
dea:ors III Novelties, Yankee Notions T"iet SOAR,
PeriumeTy, Chromos Stationery, School and
Blank Books.
Sheet and Book 5In.fc furnished ri short
notice
Organs nd Planes at Lowest Possible Rates
AMERICAN y SINGER SEWING MACHINES
PISTOLS, FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION At LOWEST
PRICES.
Will give special attention 10 the delivery Of all Paper
AND Periodicals,
The Cold Hill News delivered el3s23
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
between Duncan McHae VIM. Fitzpatrick and J. A.
Canpel il dissolved by mutual consent Duncan McRae
~in future collect all and pay ill bills The
ssrzp will be known as d. McRse Br-.s4
Carson November s. 1S79.t -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

The yvelkrovn reputation OF this millinery a,rn having
been tho leading Sacramento. Cal fer wears. is
guaranty the ladies' Of Carson that only frst-csss
goods viii be offered. nv3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13

GRAND DISPLAY OF MILLINERY GOODS!
EEEssER RR1THERS. HEADING NIL
VA liners Of Sacramento Cal have opened branch
tatIiehneut n this city.
CD ~, ~ z,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-13
SAZaRAC.

coRNEH OF CARSON tNh PROCTOR TREgrst
THIS ESTtBLIHMENT HAVING BFEN
rebuilt and reftted since the fire, nov contains the
finest of .ideboards to be found in the city, where
will always be found the best approved and named Wines
and Liquors, and the finest brands Of CiSfrs fine Bill
lard Table and Club in connection with the house
Give call
je t GIBSON IDEALLY, ProprietNrs
, 1879-02-08

Tho presept,nent OF tho cla.uls of Illinois
to flrst~class foreign mission ought to lays
considerable weight with tho President In
ths selection Of n suitable sncccssor to DAy-
AID TAxIoA ut berlin, nltl II thcso claims nro
recognized ~ valid anti binding it would
bo difficult 10 suggest un appointment
in every way luore lifting and
satisfactory than that Of tho Hon. TuoMAs U.
BaYAN, wlloso name was yesterday t1rgc.l
with much force by sovera! members Of thu
Illinois delegation. Mr.. nnYAN, although,
for Homo timo pnst resident iu Washington,
still claims 10 hhil from Illinois y; Mt all
events, Illinois would bs quite willing 10 i'o
accredited with his appointment TO tho i,sr-
lin mission.
, 1879-02-08


The Legislative j,nlketing laa commenced.
Forty-eight members went OF to Lincoln
Thnrsdny to inspect the fceble-mindod in
mhtes, and on their return some OF them, It
is said, showed thoy ncodcd "cinchona
rubra." Tho trip was not Of tho slightest
value to tho State, nj no useful information
could bo obtained by such crowd. Tho
thing was simply srrec. 4 committee Of
three or Ave membazs might llavo seen aone-
thing to report, and obtained conception
Of tho needs and management Of the instl-
tuition: but co4nmittoo OF forty-cight
cayorting around tho stato in Pullman
pnlaco cars is ridiculous and shameful. For
d month tho General Assembly will bo broken
up Into jnnketing gangs, spreoing about
the State aud uegitctiug the business they
were elected to attend to-. Tho managers Of
tho various Institutions favor and encourage
this sort Of mob.i.mpcction, we'll knowing
that such committees will see nothing they
wish TO conceal, and find ont nothing M
desirable to l,avo exposel and tint when
those wlned aud dinel hummer battnlionB
return to thoir cha1nbors they will bo in q
condition Of mind to voto whateyor sums Of
money tho tax-oaters demand. This sort OF
Legislative inspection in detnorallztng md
corrupting, aud detrimental to tho public in
forests. Tho taxpayers are made to suffer
and bleed Us the result of those "bums, -
and the moral integrity Of tho members Ia
not improved by tho business.
, 1879-02-08

very emphatic donial IL mado by tho
Southern Pacific railroad people Of TIC
report that they have effected conpro.
mise and Joined issue with tho Tex
as d Pacific Company. It Ia nsacrt-
el that no compromise is possible,
because there Is nothing to compromise, as
the Southern Pacific aAl;s for no subsidy, mud
only wnutA to 10 lot nlone mid allowed to
complete Its foad, III return guaranteeing to
pro-rato with evory road that has an eastorn
connection with itH line.
, 1879-02-08

tic money wn, not rnircd and rent either 10
Florida or Houtll Earolinn. Mr.. fELfoAs
high acnsc OF personal honor, notwithstanding
ho WAS actively engaged in the effort 10 cor
rurt Returning uonr.is by tho usc Of money,
revolted At tia suggestion Of his personal
i1npecuniosity and dependence on his. uncle,
and he VIVA 90 much insn1ted at tho questions
leading tip to tho Aource Of The vast stltls OF
money ho proposed to t,so TINT iis roftscd to
answer them.
pEIToN's evidence, In erite Of Ills ltnro'o
effort to ac1nis his uncle Of all coml'lioity In
this bribery business, leaves tt,e Inference
stronger than II WA beforo tint il wns tho
nnclc upon whom tho nephew rolled to fnr-
nish all the funds that might DO necessary to
cnrry ont the proposed purchases. 1lo was
tllon Irving with hts nnclo at Grnmercy Park,
VIVA serving that unclo as prisate socsetary,
md received ]ia dispatches at that unclc's
house. Tho agents III Florida aud South
Caroliua-AfANToH Marble and SN1rH WEED
--wero the uncte's confidential friends and
political managers, md would scarcely
have kept up this cirhsr correspondence
with m imrccunions and dependent
nephew except will, tho understanding
tint tho rich a,,l ruling uncte WIS
back Of him, inspiring md controlling all
his actions. It is all worry we'll for tie de-
voted nephew to nrge that he ia now In tli1-
graca with his nnclc, TINT ho no longer lives
Mt lsran,ercy Park but is An outcnss. tiat ha
uncle repndlated his conduct md rot,uked
him wlen the matter camo out; hut calcu-
}r4
, 1879-02-08

"Cot." IELToNs appearance loforo tho
1'orrEn Committee III regar,l to tho cipher
dispatches WA nh amusing, il not vcry it,
stuciivc. episode In tho struggle to fix
the responsibility for this lgrnccful corre-
spondanco whero 1t properly belongs. s1r.
pgLros'a notion Of honor secnla 10 havo
pattern, md tho anolo's influence las eyi-
dontly shipped tho nerhow'x thoughts ats
acttous more than oil other influences COM
bincl. 1t WINS worthy Of tho aynnc,,las iu-
tclloct when tho nopotio Rprig discovered a
R,lbtls distinction busween purchasing mn
Ecctor aud brihing n Returning Hoard,
which rendered the latter q comuleu1nh1o
proceeding md tho lattcr .lisrsputablo
project which he wonltl scorn. Tho nephew
could barely stato the proposition. while tho
ot.l uncle, wo 10 not .lout, conll lnve tracetl
out tho differences, anti could l,nvo Justified
thu practice Ut one kind of bribery whilo
coulemniug tI,s ati,ur just ns uasily rs he
cu,,Il yind[cato tho wrec'sing Of railsoad
corporation OF Tho swinlliug Ut II Gnyar,..
tnrnt ont Of MI Income lux. Liku n,tstur,
lilo ulan; liko uncle. liks ,~phow; ouly thu
,nan an.l nephew, with all slla cool imru-
.lescc, l.nS not tho Trains Of tho lsns!er a,,tl
,nelc. a.,l waa evidently used to rt.il tn.
cslt.a.nuts ant Of thu iiro anil AAvo his ill.,
! spirlng relative from hc!ng hurno<l.
Tho hoi,n,ortancs Of IELToS's toa.1nony coll
mist. clltuy In ilis admission of thu sulstai.
tinl accuracy of tlm New York JribHHt'x trAslk-
ln.ion Of tin cipl.ar dispatches; Ut tho fact
that sucll dislnseheA for the purchase os Elect-
orai votca l,asso1 l,clwcun himself antl cNrtail
| aguits III South Carolina, LputsI,slla, susl
FIoritln, Ms well ,w Oregon; Of the lnsrI1osu
10 src,ru by purchase some quo af tho Re-
turning H0as.ls nceuk'ary to Riyo I1Lnga IL
maiarisy Of Electors; an,i, in1eed, of the
nntiru movement NJ exposed by tho rntlica.
tim Ut tin cipher dispatches. Ills nslua,i-
alous aro vastly nore important than Ills tlr.
nialA, for 1t IL evident that lso sHlnits what.
ever is susceptible Of proof, nusl denies only
.huso tlinsa whicl. aru still IN the dirk a,ltl
cannot 10 Ao clcarly traced to lin, lio nj.
1nisa, fur instance. that he WIN In l'ossexsiuE,
Of tho cipher aud key through which tho
correspondence was conducted, mud tllat
s1AnnIk and wnoLtxy III F!orltla, sn1ra
WIxu III North Carolina, mud sosuchs,dy ctso
In Louihiana whom l!o wouldn't II.
loso, woro scnt Ill to their respective
designations with tho xai.,e cipher and key,
for tile purpose Of communicating ths prog
reSa lnudo in thu purchase Ut Hrtusuint
! lioaF.la. IIo ds,ies, however, that he wa,
tue inventor of tls cipher aul key, tAougl
he refuses 10 tel! who gaye them 10 hin,
Iiu admits that l,o received fruA WooLLE,
| unl MAnuLK tho two 1ruf,1stiona far I'll,
, 1879-02-08

r1,o c,ncressionnl inyest1ration OF tho
n, oao--r osss ho. ,nr,n,ro,.,f and 4he cor.
,,;.,oo Ina o,1;ourpai1 an,, viii rctnrn i'm
,,a,1;.,olv !, waah,no,on IN ,nat, .bosr
rcnort .rn4t whnt Tint will be. Of course.
.,a,,1* ,o,, t.,, h,, 10 foo1 s.fa l.; r,ro.1;,,.
Inn hat tha comm,tteo 1v,,1 not ndriao il,a
co'rm.nc.ment of irncnchmont procead.
iro1 va an,noct THAR nn;m,dver,iora vilt
foi1 ,roro ,ovsr,lv nnon .n,,ort,;nnta ofr,c;e].
,,,an nnon lin ch,af su},,oct of tin invoRt,,
oo,;or Wa rf1t voct,,ro orothar oo;,;o,,.
1h.t n nm ..t1,roo rnrno mon !" c,,,',1 hovo
fcr.ss.r thn r.r,v IN rori, occusa,,on. md ,>o
toet,t,orv .v,,foi, Ina hmm ,,ov.,,roi Il, t},o
courao of tho Investigation. tbev vou]1 not
loro dco,no1 II t,,e,r f,utv In ,,avo ;n.t,tn.ot1
on1 corr,od m tho ,,ro.ecnt;nn. hit. villa
thev have proved far less against lin tl,an
thcv nndonh,efl1v ornonted. thew i,ave uatlo
a al,owino of thu ,nnnnor in which inferior
of,csra hova monncaf1 hontr,ntcv f,,,s;nesa
thot h.s os,on;.,,cd lin citv, IT .bcv haye
fo;1c,1 IN contnra Tho linn thov have tropuet,
and caught a nnck of wolyes with tho NUT
Inn II, ,i,a,r ,eoth
Judge D,ouorrr haa pouo through tho
trvlnc orf1oal manfu)1y. md. AZ lis friends
c,o;n tinmnbnnt1y. 1to certainly alantle
In ,,attcr tipht ,,cforo tim community tbau l,o
,1id xvh,lo hia ovcr.yea]ous friends wero fran.
| t;c,,,v trvino IN s,,nnrcaa nj, Investigation of
c1,arvoa ttal Ind not lcon ,ua,1e public.
| wberebv t,,ev creotcd onl aroused general
Husnictou that tlIey were seeking TO conceal
son,etbinv that roull not boar tho light. mud
,his intensified tho public demand That there
| .6oun ba mn investigation anu tho thug
r,oho,, n thu bntto,p.
II can uow bo secn wlat really causcu the
pel;t;ou 10 Congress, The prosecution co,,.
| nectcd thu ncts of coruorant subordinate
, 1879-02-08

and those who favor tho CowDEN outlet"
System in mol Tnnoll nj n cuu,promiso. Yha
tun OF :2'otrm Il appropriated, for the
"expcnses Of Commission empowered to
investigate tho ralattvs meritA nj tho various
1Sojccts for i'm provfng tin navigation Of tho
river, and expo ntling sncl, hnsn in surveys
mud tests ~ COME within thEt amount. Tho
plan, % already forcslat1owcd bS the Army
Engineera, Is to select komo point below
Cairo, and thoru construct for certain dis
tancs systcn, caf dykes from brush md rub
b,sh Of all kinds, au.t resort to dredging, as
a monna for contracting tho chnnne1, and
lhns tosting tho tetty system as applied 10
tho whole length Of the river. II this 10 en-
terel upon It will rrobnbly ho found TINT
S250,0M, will ba much too liitlo oven for
THIS preliminary test Of tic dyke systou,,
md still further appropriations will DO
nskod for tl,o preliminary toat alonc. In the
meantime, tho co1nmon.scnso "outlet" plan
will DO ignored altogether. Yet It was shown
tAal with this $2:O, 900 alono the PROPOSED
outlot fow miles below New Orloans into
"1,akc Dorgno could bo constructed, and
that such outlet would not morally DO a
thorough test OF tho outlet Eystom, but, In
case of SUCCESS, would Of itsu1f furnish u
large measure of tho desired rolisf from the
overflow in Aood.timc, and also increase tile
velocity Of the current In the channel along
the river as far MP Mt least as Memphis. This
rational experiment has been rojoctcd, and a
Commission empowered to fritter nwuy
S2:0, 900 M preliminary to tho squandoring
80 - fz. ill., H.
, 1879-02-08

Attention Is ca!lctl to the singular pos1icr =,
The Democrats: Senator from Now Yn,t ,ir..s
tho debate on tic custom-liousc apuo;n4 n.".
Ill tlodred, and apparently tue ubly r<,,,on ;.
had for 10 doing was tllat the New Yo,k s.s
told hitn he must.