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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17

The late Chief Justice Thomp-
son, of Pennsylvania, never spoke
more truthful words than when he
said:
eff those who preach the Gospel
had been LaWyers before entering the
ministry, they would know and say
far more about the depravity of the
human heart than they do. Theold
doctrine of total depravitY is the
only thing that can explain the
falsehpods, the dishonesties, the
licentiousness, and the murders
which are so rife in the world.
Education, refinement, and even a
high order of talent, cannot over
come the inclination to evil which
exists in the heart, and has taken
possession of the very flbeEs Of our
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17
THE celebration of the centennial

THE celebration of the centennial
Of the battle OF Kings Mountain,
which will take place on the 7th Of
October, is to be an interesting affair.
Forty companies of the North Caro-
lima State Guards will be present,
All of the Southern railroad eomna-
nies will reduce their rates for this
OCCASION, that old citizens of the
Carolinas who have emigrated to
Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana and
Texas may be induced to attend.
An american flag twenty by thirty
six feet in size will be unfurled from
the top of the mountain,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17

Washington Post

There sjust one financial measur,
that ought to be pushed through
Congress, without delay. The trad.
dollars should be made redecmabls
in lawful money, and as fast as they
come in for redemption, sent TO tht
mints to be reeOlnel into standart
dollars. Such measure would
benefit all interests. Trade circle.
would be relieved ofa nuisance, ant
the extra weight Of the trade dollar
would make their coinage valuable
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17

The Mobile iAla.l Re0iskeI
reckons that&20, 900, 900 will be made
this year by Southern planters by
the rise in crops over what they eX
peeted tOget for them, and II urge
that part OF this be put into tho es
tablishment Of manufactures IA thl
South, especially for those spinnlnl
yarn from seed cotton.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17

TaE Western Iron Association
has advanced the card rate on bar
iron from to 3! cents,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17

Which cheap and ask advance
weeks believe have the of good many other merchants
the goods, will
and can sell cheaper than great many others have in stock
yards Of Br9gp and Beched Drilling yards Sea Island Cotton
in all kinds of Dress Goods with Trimmings to match
large Ladies' Coa which will be sold regardless of COST You
will also find in store, the largest stock of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-01-17
Franklin Bank,
FRANKLIN STEEET,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.


Virgil A. Garnett, Stephen Pettus
Mrs. 7. f. Pettus, H. j. Wilder,
j. M. Anderson, w. 81. Green,
ALI. Darnall, ID. Kincannon.
W. T. McReynolds. J.G. Joseph.
Geo. Snadon.
p. G. HAMBAUGH, President
r. d. MOSELEY, Vice-Prest
VS.. POINDExTER. Cashier.
B9~ Prompt Attention TO Collections.
Nov. "A. 1S77-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-03-25

~ 6aIeea eraer RtatfetY ~
bIeibtierer, bon IS alsorf sebaIten. n
bortserabrei9ten. fetS ausee3ei6netfA ,.
trdHte berleibenibm DaS TrdbnatMp 4 m
DF4aeultlbf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-03-25
1}illiat11 0tto's Salout1,

gssenIbe rber tatbol .Rir@e.
Greunoeuunb Betannten foniebem Vub.
tttum i'm M9eneinen sur An3et9e, bab id
Fets oas bette easerbter unb Spirituofth
fspie ebortrefli@e Gisarren fur neine @dft
bereit balte-
as Seben Morse nf nfreiereun@. .-E
ct .@loub st .@ermoirHrabe. Git
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-03-25

~ s"'e"s Is'"t ~
eooIe.nos, 0ea''@'ans, nit Sepali
.'" oa"otss'"onea = ''e afAe ~
''e,oe"' :.
~ o"s sep' ese" a'f9e-
ast ea1''ea 1oa.F ~ notts e'ne
yu',uue Dor. Dob
u.a".'e' 5nn 3e-
= Wv. y 2" e''as'
so'. D'e BOZ
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I s"o be'oen
: 9'a aao
c0e' a.
aao
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~ -" sse
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= ''s-
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p'u,t' Nfo
ao@ " gen.
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'sn. "a il
."a'es DIR
no~pe9 bic
9aup'0 !sa
u'as!ee
=" q. ar@
''seh s'nl. sasn Re-
9t'n oose'@ FN be &om'
mll1ees onI9eeu's'. '.s.'ea. 10 piro oea'
'e'oen aur oas e'netsnsta bon Bius.
aoer a'@' Ole erenaaas e'aer Aiseal.
''on 9sFattst le'a. ALE btin aatrut
Der committees e1nberdtstea Bills
netoea Dana iotof' ant e'aes Ser St.
,@aItsseg'itsr se,sst neroen, Dies iino
- oos Ht9tlter ots $ltaar' COMMITTEES.
usl@em Que APPROPRIATIONS aae at>
osnue@ S'lis nos'n'tlen 'oerOss -
oos poas' *es'fet lsr aastne'ae e<'
lesaeouns, uao - EOS Vrisat'&esi'
!. lae'' az d1e''ossa ea1 letttres oss
Sotre@t, uno IT 0Hr AaIna4ne anotrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-03-25

6ortmaan unb oaen Ribiliii.x Ser
Belt, an eintm pernaftisea @runbe.
au& Diro @ombtita iL& batea. feinem
Soofsino<. Deati@lan1. nit @epaIt
einen 8uab essenofen il ii. Arne ,u
, 1880-07-27
POINT CNAUTAUQUA.

The New Stannter-IIcnDrt, Under tho
Auspices Of the IEartl*iSt at Lake
t:tlnutMuqna-'Flte Slrcst T'nbrrMnctc-~
New Ilolct-Iixcrcihcs Nusv III Prng-
rekx.
sptetai tprrrspnndtnes Of The chteteo Tstbunt
FmSr cnArrArq,1A. n. T., July oi.-'rhts
fs truly delightful pIuce, and o,le If tile
many patnts Of attraction OIL this benntiru1
luke. IT Is situated High alnye tic water, o',
tile EASTERN siIore, md commands II view Of
Mayslllc. two miles nway OIL tic nupnsit side
uf thu fakr, will, lis cl,ureli.sl,tfes painting
upward a'Mse tic trees. C'ml.tllnIun, that
tloHt refeftNttr! III MI Sum1ny-t'c.ItM1 resorts,
IN S.e,, nertss tie AkE to the south; md, far
tliero., Lang pn!nt; while 'edireeifyOppositt tsa
beautiful latnlslaln. 0f the finest Farming
.colsntry In the Sta.c,-thc laid gently slop.
Ing dawn III the e.Ke Of the w..ier l.,,tl dotted
Irre n,il there With fari,,-iuuses and
orchards. {,
'rle Clu,ltan9ua National IIntttl4t Assoria-
tim II llow III full blast lnr'', haitling lis
st.sstnsIs IN ti.e largn 1'nlN.rMnc1r, ertettd ut
!. great expe,'m', u'ld capabc of Scaling 7,ooo
Iite President, l'ruf, ". r. Sherwll,. Is ut
bis post. rs 1sllaI. III 1le lsvv. j. II. Castle,
y. y, uf Iyrnl;n. Ont; l'ruf. II: UsHood,
Dr. 1tuyec, nf Kentucky, ntul other eminent
ir"f. sirris"'s M riI; ye raal,: Of selections
!rnn bl''krl'a, ami cs,tnrtnln!as the audience
l'enrlIrit,h,, Or tlm Dyin, lsn,ii,ack," wlllrtI
w:ls welt r.lplrrtd md loudly npul4,tiAt.
The Eev. y. 6. lt,lser, nf Hrnnk!y.l, lvct-
n:tyl on .''rhe Verdict uf Antluuity." Illus
tratrd with thg strIlnihir.li. lie ttMIk liz
through l'le olI World, Egypt, md tllc lIoiy
Land.
Tlirrn Is much Interest manifested In the
meetings. a1n! the at'H,ninslce ~ g'nnt. Tic
, 1880-07-27

'Fisc American Fling Torn NoNrH II,
Grntry- County, Niissouri-fAnncocI<
~ the Editor Of, 1ihe Chicago Tribune.

Gn..t... fas,..+,, .Iss,...",,,';.
p.s,.si ~"''1' 'e'>
AssDes'. n,'., r,,,. 1,,... ,,-,>.
III TIC Editor q Tho Chicago Tribune: err,
u',rtrnt NJ @ t.lm1 In -, IN. ] ,.,f,.c, @ whiri I'm I
red ,as haA to tho bull 1T makes him 'l'asl
At tho Garfield lncetl,Hs !ir!t on Saturday
evening. tho 17tlf Inst. III tho Cunrlllouso III
iii ,,,,, ,,,r,, thn,. ,"u'. sn yati o,"t ,v,t",
tl'sy hive save.l from obstruction on mai.y II
wnll.cnlltestcd field, OIL the dome ut tiIe
Cnurt-llouSe. It Is needless tn say tlIAt the
,Ionln nt tte ltmnv f,nurt.1Io,,s, buy ,,ut. nj
% i"t" v,,rs @ hr",' ' 'ra. viii IN, mr. 'sro,m, MI ,I
eu'Ilcm Ut nulty mud freedom. II was aIso
observed TINT 1t irriIntG.l 4 gdMh N,any
Of lin 1tuurnr,, ,,,trlots f1tutu.ls>. #
1,urt t,u,,r wf,,,1;.a ~ ~ sa"s n t1,or.,
WIZ, mtts l'..'s acr!a,s ~ neN ~, eAetc. l.
Nhen tue Mcctlhe was over tAe anur
Of t!e '!9nS Ion a., oslns losketl, and tho he's serllI
#. wnyrI nr,,,,,I,v nj Inv snttlnv ny,.r iia,,-
.n", It,Gu,iu i w A.! NV t,IT % .fhI
.va ,,',,r., tf,s % H. ts. t"t, ,,,,s ~
TX" ,,r,,a,.t".,t Ny m',tn,, Nm, s,s,tnrrt.
i;.'l ..,.,f ssn,'f: I'M a,u, 9,"fnv m;,,ht Mn,lr
lila snhi" ".,sI war; ,,,f w ,furt,,s4' s,sl,,i, vii,,
wrucI1ys. @ % ' by so!,,e I ..ls s best % k!.nw,, To-
ySif' 'y t9 Ill., i i; snis ss ~ til fD .ai % Il IT. IL
f,sa w i,is 'x 'h,yI,, . t sa VT sw ho" far A.
ts, ~, r., .s ~ .u suo t,.at.
s"S,inrs h,m,S 1t",.2}{ vi: ii,.,,rh mn,fn ~.
,,""H ,,ni"ls 2,.a TX liz, ~ In, tst ttnr
s !,u, hsn ~ MY tr ~. u,'i,,s uu t -, '',i H.,
us 1Iv Ss'Hn ~ ,. aS H. ~ we Itt!n t!Ity r. lo
" ," .i,o NV wns ~ 'o hn,,!1,t ~ ts Il WIFI h5 st"rta
=. 4AHcu "'eS A'tHiHl ~ Nv Tte.tSt1'
, 1880-07-27
U,LINOTS pOST-OFFlCES.
Tho Annual Adjustment OF the Salaries
f. Of ytUktsltnHtcra.

a. Of g'ottuinatcra. ...
spfefal Corresponding I" 7as chfe"ro Tr'0''nt.
WAS1itStITnN, y. u, .Jl,ly @l:--lhc a't1i'lal
nalnst't'ne OF tl'e sh'ns'es ~ its!.aaS!ers ~
l.'s hccia cathprtei', MIL, us TIC ltst'llhstrs
s,n,u,u,.t md I'm ,mm,tr nj Inr,,, hay,, II
,,.,'Ii,t ''.,tt,. -, ,;n.,,, ,,'"t tt,,.. 49,.
,,a'.,.,,. t ,'',,,,,o ,.,,,.',,., ... n,,;,,.t
!HS1hg 'ne l'i'uiac sersalhS' J tafe cs'llst1ett
tl'o following fnct'; fhr fliE E'rA'SE:
stnn,s fn,,rt, NJ, ,hr trst viii NJ, ,,y,.,, mi,
ri" inw ,ivt,lna r p',.,,,nnt.ra n ~ ,u.,," fn,,r
., mu ~" ,r.,. ''.s .s ts.'Ls''ei' s in" m..a
s9sses Is t'Fst a t!'ss e.. w!o rere,ye I've
lwpc, s:',Ou0 u,ud S.,UCU; mid tl,e third, be.
iwrr,, s.,ixsl nn,l st Mw ,I;has, ,,,r., rtnxSr,
a,,, inr,"",, IL, ~, ' ,,sos,'i.,i
N "t1's, lccsc "s t tho ra stuascrs a'Ie nre a1,.
,ntnte4 by tllu President md co,,.
tlrnlctl ty tlm Scuntr. or tt,es. rra,ies
,,,t,rt, ~, l.. Ii,;n<,,. 1es 1-1, iar<.s,r
.,.,., ."v'u "'' III ,.'''u.s ~ 'e,a ,,' nt,E.. n.,.
"Hhs1eI tllnn Ill my tuner olAlc
except New fnrk,-an tho w!.ole l,s1mbcr III
nrts,s nj, ;,,ircs % m",,r si % mn and H., % MI.
'nfnlu",,ts "r,, ,u",i,, t, IT." I,'u'"stnr.f:,,.
erai This H., OF co'trst'. tic must NUMEROUS
c!nsa, anil Includes al, FROM II crt,ss-,tIatis
Tostu,uster with &loltur ur twu n yeur IN 10
those tllat full inst s,tort yf NJ, uyci, ti,vtt-
.".'.| :, Ill .' ;,.t.' ,.', ~ ~
SUN! dollars. IIIu wl!"lc humber ot olflurs
III tho c"l'rtry Is 4s,o.o' Eacl! 1'n'1't'', how.
ever, sllows u stentiy fncrruse III tho number.
'rln nav IL uatlD III, 1,y nt,tln,, In +, rprtn,,,
,rrc.l,ti,ro Of tiie ,y-r;,is rufts,niss;n1,s NJ,
tn Eci,si;' rcrctt,,s uf tne ,,IllcS. in ills
ina,,,ler Tic m,st:.i returns lsrG,llc IN Till.
tWtfr III liz, business iDtt,r,sts Hf I.ts InaH.-
inn .,utl, M It inv ,,,,p,,:.y i, hn,,I lin.
nnu,st lii. ,st ,,.I,1s,.fs nj ti.tt,,rI',,,',ut
mr., t., ,tt,, writii. j",srs. ,,I pso thn i,.,,st
hni,f "wsnsimr.-.twt ,,}i,,inni ,i,.,,,r,,is IT
,1,ve,ittt ii tio iHstnI tsi.,l,ifs}t tu,,tt.
in lii. nrtsI,',,, nlfnsinui,t mi, 1,rw 1,rea.
dr,.t,ai ot1irr i.s cr,,wn III, In itl;ntIs'-
tiei,f. WnyiI: Gorntv, will n sai,,ry ,},ue!nsl
nf s;.lu,, Onc oifcr, Sj,chIur. iuMliois
fnmtTi' |ast ynnr ti1t. rnn,,t1,sntim' VIVA 81 Ns,
Thcr,. !,ns Iur, III, iucrr;ts ni mi II, scye,ty.
, 1880-07-27

w;,s acquitted by n I,r:zorls t'omniy jury M
tlu Ernlnt NJ til-anl.y. .ANntF. l;I:;-Ei.i".
'Su,srrMat nInI sworn To lh'iolG Hie this
tho l4t!s day of July, 4. y. ls.o
=" t;EoIst.E &. Is1vts,
"Ctcrk United States District Court,
"Hy JAMES 7. SrASS, Drpusy.'
Sfr. llurI1s IN his report >hyA: "If the
Conrts IT the NatltMlai Government ramnnt
wIll auoI, bu io S,.cl, right tolerated Iii the
SnutI,."
Several other cnMflrmusory statements
accompany the rcl,ort ,Une l,ci,I newspaper
pcnplu ls tnxell two Or three ttnies us mich
Ns tint Of tic whites.
, 1880-07-27

The Chartestna q. O. Ne,fx und~ funrter c0n-
tinut1 Ita uutHlh'kun uuilIluslts utNnl tho Lush.
khul,nau duel, tr.t!nx tho surviving Coinl,el to
MuK.s'.s9 wh!eh "chis9!Faus gentl99.
sasaxs ] as 1t u Gush hEp' "cs.rso " anil Aii isinsu!t.
iil9 wrlti,,Xs" u,d "rila1,aia." Thu
1ext Of ils article II tue proceedings vt choruW.
Ttle Netrt aaya, rufetrfllK to tho s!dicul0slY
Hlt!att haEt Of <L01 for n,.a,l un!er ttrusnttuu
.: nluraer, tlat n'l4,tl} s4ppo*'s Cash Will run
away. "tsu II l1ot thut klnl ot y sn1il: und,
cuAu1eAee IN ths usrsu45tyr 1uIlu1nca VI thu
, 1880-07-27

p:sin!.ruxt md irt,rw,lr. n.,.mi @l'.h H. has
written III tho i,'#' -iAp ~, i""ltr IT. s''tk tf-
h,um;y Frnnl ptni-hltt'nt, llh" un hlI!inrrt ,t-
fctr. by Hight" The HfHt Ali Et,trirr closes
I'll tho Following ylk1ruiI. 1t vim:
"Tha In.rH.lts. o, l"'th a1irs. VIII, wrro con-
eHrn.' ~ tho tl,::l ,dcllsi r.. tho law y. y
they ntr r,t th he punished sl,o law ly,lItIst
tl,tdl!rg i.u Tnrre. iIr! ia1.ht II. well in rr-
ptTlG ThrrG Ii IN question III tn tin guilt NJ
ii,nurrntr ef Mnynn1r. Thu Iuw !ll. b'nl, vin.
latuI. Asll evrrylnnl: kn,wH WIN tho siolut,,rs
ntr, fhr only question II, VIII D!Eeltura, Judges,
Gnu jurlca hhvt tho cniiriuu 70 lD THUR s,surll
lHtvFs
, 1880-07-27

the fns. nl,1. surprising II 10 lnlu Iltnl II tree,
ttiI',w H[ hrr lInHl tn ward Il uIT. White lh.
dr''+.n4 sitter ii.r arrival NJ hau,. n" WIS lsnr
riltri ~ ttltt1 rattleN,nkt In the ehHvc II her
tir1H4 Thu reptile Itr,Ein nut ufl tho tstr arll
was killed. The latly hni not previously felt
much Inconvenience fr.an tho slight abrasion
til hEr fAto, but HOW Il sOtntncht'.tl swelling,
autl tecutnU 20 painful TINT n rhyHcinn WIS
tallGl III tl attend her. It il anpInsrl Tint tho
:nnhe had taken tofs'!c i, tl'c tsr. ninI tlit 1t
lit her mud irtnsfcrrtr! itself tD lirr sleeve ny
shu nrIn nn.lnrH Whnlt we Inst l,cnri from
Mrs. EM,lnhh sllu wns still suffering Snt.11 lai,
hit II tyaH ht,uCt1 shu ,yt,Itttt wx}n rcE41ycr.
, 1880-07-27
EiYht-E@cats, Gnhuh. emacntlun, and decline
prttytntel by Alnit Nlttela.


EEsi: TRIBUNE JtIfi1NC4l OFFICES.
II U.t;JEH tru AcEOM n1nATt. UIjn EUMEn.
!; ous Mtnh*m g. throughout tIin city, We hnye .sttb-
Is!snascd lciHw. waure ADVERTISEMENTS vii IS
u.kpH for the *a.se prce ~ clhr I'M, as tho Main
SOUTH DIVISION.
j. 1t. slMM3. H0uksul!ers aid EtAtlonors, TT
W: & uIiAitr, psirlst.. Gts cottn1e Grovs-uv.,
r1ut Inv cHt M ItiHr fIlIrty-!ftIl-st.
u. ". nGcilMAN. Druggist. curnar ThtEty-tsat and
St:ltcitts. ,. .,
,cLAs: ESSEi.I. Ssss.lsasr satoncr, etc. ~
IH SuSMSltIIlSEN. "A DFutsLst, .l5 Ilno fstsld-av-
III. iiEtHttli, Juwolor, Snwadca,er and Fuucy
Gupus. ~ Lak1'st. Curilsr l.!nroln.
IL. EKllAFr, ufuytst, tit West M,t.lsua-st, curner
fu1ltttiA. ','
SultriI DIVISION. -.
J.. EuHLlSeslthM x Cu1 Htuxttats, rs North
i. II. Wt1tI ANS Gt, druggists, us LprfnhcO-sk
ctIrncr Eu,tiK.
!nU.SW. Il. NEE1sE, Printing nt,d Advertising
A.Gnt. SuW4 md HAIunctv Depot, FN East 1tFlautl.
tt,.t,uiWeGn I.lSa1ie tl.I NeIl>.
, 1880-07-27
VIII Is V1EHCIII b1ttHl3 ) Ut [~t-N1s
Under tho new adjustment tho following
,Ntn1,c RI, r.u rnut1. -.- y

,oy T. WI! eg ses tfoii Tue aGGvs r,H t'qt s twS
fr0mi tile srculll To tho third ciass M otliur
changes Of classification occur III the list.
The u.tlrcs III which III, Increase Ut pay
takes plAce lrb us follows;
, 1880-07-27

THO offices mt eiIlnlerntetl alNlV0 roila[n
l,nullahgrd. This tuble Is valuable, not,
i%1ls rs A. iM'itea,nn Il o st"wt " p,,st.
to tl,lsa who expcIt tt, !us,li after the l0ayes
nlNl Ilsllra Wllel thu new. Administration
COMES III, bb 1t Garfield or ifuAcocii. ,,
, 1880-07-27

c 1seanllttsees.ce 6f 1906.
~ Hostun 1t4rtier In ai1 nrtIcls Oil tho great
p0''He4' uelnoasteauuns Vt the past, rcgalla tho
, 1880-07-27

L1ttn sAI.:-Stnsr1i .!nt;-ulltGK 1tt,!is: AM,
barn: large lrt; in'pt!xrlHrnts ma lncatt"n rsl-
y loan, Itouu, l. MHtrnpoIIt,n block. u. MEitslIi
liVlit HALF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {:DltNt!H.
l. t'ny4 nwncr 10 psr coMt m r!ce nskctt. at}eht-
, 1880-07-27

(iANFIELEra lsAVEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lii
u 1csl III Uarli; Otlty D,n -slnfl ~ uGti it1 II
4ulsph 10 run II. chi! u g. \. EaSISA AN ~ ElAeK.
lIINETEt-ClIAK 1NU l,IIAl1V gNiiiE IN
w ialr Iut:lliut. Wtll iEay ctt.A IYr bargain. No
n1unlx 6lAis pttc1 and lnciltlts y ~ Ir1ut'u 1i.go
w C9ndltl1n fur moving. Mual b1 u parsu!n. Ad-
tlebKk ~, tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-27

TIE AUTHORIZATIONS ACT.-It is we'll
known that the Chinese always ship the bones
Of their dead to China In 1873, with view
to slightly ciaoh the Chinese, the Legisls.
ture Of Califsrnia passed an "Ant-Exhuma-
tioA" act, forbidding the disinterment Of hu-
man bones without special permit from q
health officer. These permits cost SO each.
A Chinanan who had not the fear Of the law
before his eyes recently in San Francisos'' dug
up the remains Of departed brother, With .
view to expectation. Tho sficers psuncsd
upon the offender and upon trial he was fned
$50 with an option of 81 days. An appeal
VAS taken to tho Circuit Court. Judges Saw.
yer and Hoffman have just ruled that the Law
is constitutional and they sustain the decisieh
of the lower court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-27

COOP News FOR THE CoAsT.-Ths Pacific
Coast, always favored country, new has ad
ditional reasons to be thankful.
A pamphlet just published by Professor
Grimmer asserts that the period from 1880 to
1887 will - one of universal carnival and
death everywhere except on this coast. Asia
will be depepuated, Europe nearly so, and
America will lose fifteen millions of her people.
Besides plaques We are to have storms and
tidal waves, mountains &ra to Gloss their
heads through the choicest Valleys" naviga
tors will be lost by the thousands, owing to
the capricious dehexions of the magnetic needle
and islands will appear and disappear in mid
ocean. And all the beasts, birds and fishes
will be diseased, famine and civil strife will
destroy most of the human beings left alive
by the plague, and finally "twe years of fire.
1856 to 18S7-wil rage with fury in every
part Of the globe. In 1887 the ''Star of Beth
lehem" will "reappear in Cassiopia's chair, !"
the immediate results being universal war and
portentous foods and shipwreck. North
America is again to be involved in a civil war
unless Napoleon" arises to quell it, but du-
ring these terrible days the Pacific States will
be veritable paradise of peace compared to
the hellish strife that will be waged through
out the world. The few people that may
manage to survive till 1888 will have reason
to be thankful.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-27

UNDER WHICH KINGl-If it is not an i'm.
pertinent question we would like to ask the
Gold Hill Ne,cs to designate it's choice for
U. S. Senator out of all the candidates be-
fore the people. We ask all of the State
papers that have not as yet indicated their
choice to come to tho front now and tell
the public how they stand on the candidates
already before the people. This putting the
thing off week after week looks suspiciously
like waiting to see if Sharon was coming
round with the sack. None Of the candi-
dates but Sharon have the money to make
a sack fight and this may account perhaps
for the reason Why some papers are waiting
SO long before announcing their choice. The
Gold Hill News asks the APPEAL some
questions regarding Sharon's last fight which
We will answer in full tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-27

GIvE TIE BoYs A CHANCE. In the local
columns will be found letter from Carson
boy relatjys to the proposition of employing
Cinnamon on the gravel trains Of the v. 1 7.
Not long age $50 coolies were offered at $35
. month By Joseph cowan, . special efioer
in Chinatown. 1t is creditable 70 Mr.. Yer.
ingtoa that although he was paying boys q
day he refused the coolie labor. There is .
good deal of work on a railroad that boys can
do and they should be encouraged. The
w0rkmen on the new road will all be white.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-27
FUN.

The issue at West Point is trying to settle
itself down to a question Of signature and
nignature.
Out in Nevada they favor cremation, and yet
their land isn't good for anything except TO
make graveyards of.-Boston Pest.
Three couples were united in matrineny
the other evening in town in this State, and
the local papers headed the event Six
hearts that beat as three. Gold Hill Ners
The Philadelphia North american tells Of a
man given ap by the doctors. Whom a man
is given up by Pni!adsl phia doctors, it is strong
evidence that his money is all gone.-pd
Chronicle.
Commodore Mutt, the dwarf, has opened
saloon in New York. 1t would he terrible
temperance lecture if, while drawing beer, he
should fall in the glass and be drowned. -Reno
Gazette.
Emerson says everything good in man leans
on something higher. Emerson is right. We
have seen a man lean on telegraph pole, and
the only good in him was beer.-Elko Post.
Princess Louise tumbled out of sleigh and
lost an ring about two months ago, and
the Canadians have been aDxieusly waiting for
Tenney son to write an ode on the subject.
The laureate, however, appears to have all he
can do to take care of the reputation of the
Prince Of Wales.-Reno Journal.
A man can't have good thing in this coun
try without somebody wanting some of it.
There is DR.. Bright, who invented very
original and ingenious disease Of the kidneys.
By some strange oversight he neglected to get
out patent on it, and now men are going for
it On every side. To be sure it kills them fire.
quently, not being adapted to their constitu-
items, bat that doesn't make any difference.
Some men are such hogs Cincinnati Sat.
Night
As an innocent-looking old man was going
up Washington street yesterday, drayman
nodded at him and asked g. Want dray,
Mister 2? Mo-, guess not" replied the
old man Ina too fur from home and can't
pay freight ON it. Much ebleeged, though.
yicksburg is powerful nice town. A fellow
back there asked me if l didn't want coat :
another inquired if l wanted hack, and now
you offer me dray. l wish lived here
Ticksburq Herald