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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1859.
The following are the closing quotations OF the
week ending Saturday, January ao:--
sugar-TIcavy rains have interrupted the grind
ing OF cane on the plantations. Operations have
been limited, owing 10 the scarcity OF classes de-
mAnd0d for shipment the market has been active
Tor mo. IL Dutch standard Mt 81 reals per arrobe.
STOCK In warehouse here and at NatanEas, 10000
Doxep and 1000 hhds. Molasses sugar without
0ecided change. Muscovado sugar--far TO good no
ming quiet. Business opened heavy early IN the
week, but improved towards the close, and there
was large speculative inquiry. sales &C 70 TX reals
Per arrobe. Molasses-clayed nrm Mt 5k reals per
k0g; muscovado or common, 81 reals per keg. Lard
pu0yAnt IN uerces II kc., ana In tins 23c per Id.
Four active at s1l Ga so per bbl; market fAvors
buyers Butter active 1T SIC. per ID Taow
heavy a. exc. 100. per ID Bacon buoyant
NJ IKE por ID. Honey buoyant; stock
scarce; quoted at reals per gallon. Wax-Yell0w,
Rn0yAnt NJ ~ 30 - 90 per arobe; white nat at go.
Petroleum buoyant: holders demand an advance;
quoted at ~ sk reals per gallon. POTATOES active
u "a Is per bbl. Hams steady at I7c ) 1Sc. per ID,
Ennbcr unchanged. BOZ shocks very duii ana do-
Dlinfng; quoted a. ! reals; shooks ior hogshesds
heavy at ~ t21s . ~ so. Empty hoRsheads arm at
~ ny. Hoops quieti long shaved at, go $50
S Sscs wort 3 PEI TrsxS S:'1 q rs sp
s Ss a ssansss ss Per- h SSr saF,s %
az %; per seff y taln9utR and orders. sOA
1frohsnge on london III on United states. IN eufs
s ssS sss ssSss ss ssss
preminRh
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couBr cAleSuAa-THls niY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.--Nos. 1850, 8eo
o3s GAL. gs7, s75 6l ll0S 100. lila 21s, 7sp $751;
1921, lOeo 1911, 1884, 1883, 1889, 1855. PART 2-Nos
111o. liO liz. 1854 S4l 2ss, 2310, Ezra pl2 $50.
PART a--Nos 1ss, 1907. "a 3Ss, Gao, 49, SO. eOn
ESQ TIA 75o I5s SIG, s02. s0S, s7A 1910 Iozs. 1852
AGO.
surRSxK CouRr--srrcrAL TERx.--Nos. IA. IL. IA.
H. Is 10. IL, 1s, 10. 10. II, ~ ~ ~ -, 70, n, u.s.
~ 30
SUPERIOR CovRr--TRrAL TERn --P Ant l.--Nos. acs
2c ~ sos ora SIS $50, 5s7, A. ss7 oo7 ans, ST. s23
COMMON pLEAs--rRIAL TRax-pAsr 1.--Nos. aoa
sl7 1s2 21p, sss, AL, <22 <2S l2A AS l2s an an
l2p 40. PART 2--Nos. ia 1p3, lo4 i58 l3oh aeD
SO, <l2. ltB, tIs, 220, 3s1, 1s2 "a 2sa -
MARIHE C0URr-TRIAL TRRm.->Nos I4s3 1870
14l0. 1897 1880 1881, 1402 1lO6 1lo8, 1904 fsozt.
Iscs isss iMe 1852 issS 1884, isss 1sSs ASST, 1855
susscaASs's cousr-Noa Laa4AeLssn
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lyxcalMc CASE m IOWA


sidney, Fremont county dan. III. correspondence
Of the Council Blufls Iowa) N0npareil.l
About eleven O'Clock saturday ntRht our little CITY
was thrown into somewhat OF an excitement by the
appearance OF ABOUT 100 men, principally mounted,
e y no y se o% e "
county, where a Mr.. Holloway, OF that place, re-
ceved injuries resulting In DEATH on the evening OF
the i4th inst 1t dancing party IN his own house.
The town was not generally aware OF this mysterious
visitation, inasmuch those who were attracted nv
the movements OF the party. being arrested and
known, had opportunity Of communicating the
intelligence or alarm to others. The mon were fully
mers axes and other tools suited 70 their purpose,
and Immediately on arriving In town proceeded 70
the county jail, where jackson and James Orton.
placed In confinement. They then demanded the
keys OF sheriff Martini and made various thres.s az
violence In case they were not produced. but he
place where they were concealed Happily, these
threats Of violence were not carried into
with placing him under guard. and began
with the implements which they had brought along
TO efect forcible entrance TO the cell where the
crowd instituttng In the meantime general search
for the missing Keys The work Of demolition was
as Ss SsGr ssns s ana
dividua discovered the keys hid under the carpet In
the sherin's family room, but the outer lock had
bois the Key was broken Oh and rendered use-
less. But IN about two hours and fifteen MN
Opened. the men taken out anu placed IN sled with
their hands and feet tied, and the crowd. tmmedi.
dtely and rapidly with their victims In charge, len
half miles from Town, upon the Mmbs Of large
white OAK tree. the unfortunate desperad0cs were
found suspended q an carly hour this morning. i
Tha scene OF execution was visited and the gha6t-
y spectacle witnessed By large number OF people
this morning. The mon were hanging about four
feet apart, their f0et not more than ak or eight
Inches nom tho around JacksUy1's mock having
doubtle& been broken By Ms fall. while 0rton ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01

Tho American and Mexican Railway Compangh mas
had III concession renewed by the Mexican govern
ment The bill was signed BY the President on tho
18th OF January. This concession was revoked br
President Juarez In 1865 under plea or non-fuiAl.
ment OF terms on the part OF the company. 1t va
proven. however, before the Mexican Con-
gress that tae terms were fulfilled, and
therefore tue company is restored to its cid
footing. The route II two-thirds surveyed
and VIII run FROM Guaymas to Preside del Norte. on
the Texas frontier, making. with any road that con
meets win u rom the east. shorter line to the Pa
cihc BY 400 miles than that TO san Francisco Il u
said that the Mexican government renewed the con-
the nrst step toward linking their destinles with
those OF the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01

Proposed Consolidation or Army Departments.
Generals Thomas. Terry, ingalls, and hre. United
States Army were yesterday before the House Mill
tary Committee giving their views about the pro-
posed consolidation OF the Quartermaster's, Commits
sary aud Pay Departments Of the army. IL Is
rumored the committee win report favorably upon
the project, and Introduce bill other this the
ncxt session 10 that anect and providing there shall
be no more promotions or appointments In the CON-
nissarat Of the army tl each grade shall be re-
duced below Q liked number. This VIII make
General MeiGs, BY virtue OF his oldest commission
brigades general the chief Of the consolidated now
organization.
Extra CsHpe nsafion for the Clerks.
The clerks are making another EFFORT Tor additional
compensation. Twenty per cent having failed over
and over again. the clerks 10 the attack again.
but with more modest demand this time. They
declare thoy viii be contensd for the present with
ten per cent on one years salary and are striving
earnestly 70 gather MP enough votes 10 put through
the House. There h disposition among the men,
bers TO concede this much 70 the clerks; and from
the fast that many who opposed the twenty
per cent scheme favor ten per cent IL scems likely
the new request viii BE- granted. Il u said
so-mghs that resolution n already drawn up
and VIII be presented In the House IN the
coasse of aiew dsys. Tho clerks, Or rather mspy
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THE INDIANS.

Aaothcr Indian Fight Near saline River,
Kansns-seven Indians Killed.
ST. LOCrs, No.. Jan. 81 1869.
b Governor Hawey, OF Kansas received yesterday
auespatch from the Sheriff OF Saline county. Saline,
Kansas January 80 to the effect that the citizens on
the Saline river had fight with the Paw
nee Indians yesterday at Mulberry creek, seventeen
miles distant In which seven Indians were killed.
qhe Indians were trying TO run on the stock, and
mad robbed some houses on Sabine river. which
caused the trouble There were no whites killed,
2he Indians fred first.
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THE PAciFic COAST.


Marine, Commercial and Financial Affairs In
Sam Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30, 1869.
The steamer. Golden City sailed for Panama to-day,
carrying $780, 900 in treasure OF which $25oOo for
New York and $lO4, 900 for France.
Governor Mccormick. the delegate to Congress
from Arizona, is passenger, ON his way to wash
tngt0n.
Flour is s47b ass rs. Wheat, 81 70 a 81 So
Legal tenders unchanged.
Mining stocks during the past week have been
4rm. Alpha $58; Belcher, $2l; Bullion. $2s; ChOlar
&ot6si, $I70; Confidence, $34 Crown Point. So7;
Norcross 500; Imperial, s144; Kentucky, 1921;
pphiI ess; Overman, $s1; Savage rs: Sierra Nevada
500; Yellow Jacket, $1.452.
Cleared ships Germania. for Liverpool, with
10000 sacks wheat, and Rather, for Manila. with
Oreadstufs.
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Jan. 3l.--Ihe Bourse Is
strong Rentes, 70f. SIC.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKroRr, Jan. a.
United States bonds are firm ut 7g,s FOR the issue OF
1So2.
HAvRE C0rToS MARKEr-HAyRB, Jan. 31.-Cot-
xnn--11ie market closed last night active. Tres
ordinaire on the spot, 134f per cwt; low middling
70 arrive, 13,E per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AHTwERP. Jan. 31.-Petro-
trooum closed last night ut 5sts for standard white.
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TENNESSEE.

accident on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 81, 1869.
An accident occurred near Glendale on the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad yesterday morning to
h6 express train while crossing the treste the latter
giving and precipitating the engine express and
baggage cars into the creek below and killing John
[1homaa, engineer. The fireman, express messenger
And baggaQc master were severely injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01
SPAIN.

The Indignftics TO the Papal Nunci0-His
withdrawal from Misunderstanding or the
Foreign Ministers.
MADRID, ian. 81, 1859.
Monsgnor Franche, the Papa NuncIo, Is about to
Withdraw from Madrid. All the foreign Ministers in
this CITY, with the exception OF the representative OF
Russia have protested against the insults offered to
the Nuncio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01
MISSOURI.

Woman Suffrage Convenfion-The Female
Taxpayers OF Sc. Louis.
ST. Louis, Jan. 81, 1859.
At meeting OF the woman's Suffrage Association
yesterday the statement OF the city assessor was
read stating that there are over 1000 taxpayiuR
ladies IN this city, representing property assessed At
1f4, 900.
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THLRGRAPHIC News.
~~->~~~~~~~~~>~-,>~~>~<>-~~~
Russia Urges Greece to Pursue
a Peaceful Course.
~~~~~>~~~~~-~~-~~y.c~--
The French Consul in Hayti Decides the
Blockade Ineffective.
~~~~~->~--~>~~>.~>~>~~~
Progress of the IIaytien
Revolution.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

;Russia Urges Greece to Agree 10 the Propo-
sitions Of the Paris Conference.
PARIS, Jan. 81, 1902
The Russian government, through its Minister at
Athens, urges Greece to aocedc to the propositions
or the Conference OF Paris It Is rumored here to-
day that the Greek government has yielded aod win
sign tho protocol
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTH AMrToN, Jan. 3l.-The Hamburg American
Steam Packet Company's steamship Teutonia, Cap
tain Meyer, which sailed from New orleans January
40 via Havana, arrived to-day ut halfpass three r.
NJ, on her way 10 Hamburg.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

49,
The steamship Arizona win sail from this port On
Monday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and tho. south
Pacific viii close at haifpsst ten O'Clock In the
morning. ~.
The NEW YoaK NATURALIZATION for the Pacific
win be ready o. halfpast nine in the morning
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. SIX oentA,
A.-sIi-si~auos Spring wafrr.--OnIy Knoyn
rsnsay for Cancer and AZ p.sssss Of The x.aneys F's
A Valuable Gsin.-Dr. = =. Fitch's Family
dies Sent % sSv sddrsss frss or given 70 any Who
Or = Itch may Be consulted . free :. A s. 1ss "a
90 nons-y russssy wsaus;ssy and rhm.ssy
>''''' ----.------------
sjsiningcr's Old I.eusles Dock asin,--A P~rs
s' indispensable 70 females sooa Tor Kidney ssmp's,7.
Es.aOlshed liza 4 Is Beaver s, sres. s.S.
BascheIorss Hair Dye.-1he Bcss In. sAs
r.s ss s'g ss harmless reliable
Cristadoross UurivaIIcd Hair Dye.-Ssld ana
applied No. sAs,or Manaisusorsss Naiea lama
Circular. Of Every Ds-cripsien and Notices,
alta hours notice cent less than a. any
PAX ;Ss SRA Isl i '''
E~ta bUsbcd i'm ISO0.-Tbe Metropolitan Sos
Printing Establishment. " Nassau street.
Fer Flrus Glass Printing Of Every pcscri:.;;
ton 60 70 the Metropolitan Job Printing Estsbnhmeoe
IL n Alenxsshcr Wrong "a TriAc With Bae
csyi :; S1 XIX , s.ss sss
everywhere.
NeUtuesp, EcWnomy AND Despatch Ge@etnod.
Tho execution OF orders Mcsropotsn aop rrsnuek hss
abment. 81 Nassau streecs.
Tsnseuts Obtained with Grcaf ucspnfrA ~
MUM CO. q PARK Send fur law snd infsrnrssuss
fires
PmnphIcss, Law Reports, &c., xxeeufss
uish quckncxs and dcsvsch twenyave per cee
cheaper than ~ other prnsing canisam N The ca
~ the MErROPOLtTAN SOB PRINTING kSrAbiAsa
mRNT, 81 Nassau street,
TIE FnsnCus Corncr--4W Nassau HUeess
Fuitos ms Metropolitan Jak rrinsisx ksssAsse~
<-4--
WIN, Teupoes aud sSruAmsusao rsair.-ns2
Sr:'I W. o. So 'Isis 6Jsias y ss'ss> :. sA"&S
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A.-.Mi-sisauot spring Wnfrr.-.Only Know
for Cancer and all Diseases of the Kidncys ror
sale BY druggists Depot SIS Brosdway, New York
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Neusuess, Ec~nomy AVID Despatch Ceaetncd
Tho exec,inn OF orders. Mcsr,oian LOB frniiex hAs
abment 81 Nassau streect.
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Tsse~ts Obtained with Grcaf ucspasrA ~
MUM CD, % psrk row Send TOR law snd nfsfmrnc~s
tres
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IL n Alsnxeshcr Wrong "a Trihc With : TO-
Cough Cud. whcn remedy surs promps ana tneros
MJAYNB's kXrECroRANr czn be readily obtained sos
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Circulars of Every Descriptions nnd Notices.
20 attend meetings printed 10 the neass possible msnnss
At an hours notice. and cent less than Al A
other similar place IN the city At the METROPOIrAS JOE
PRINTING kSTABLISHNENr W Nassau street.
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A Valuable G$ifts-Dr. - =. FItch's Family
Phycian 10 pars, describes dscxses and their
dies Sent 20 address freq given 10 who cal for
Or. = H. FITCH be consulted free 81 his o1ce U4
Broadway, every Monday and every other week from jan
Monday, Tuesday "Wednesday and Thu sday. Speciality
the treatment o. Coughs Heart Disease, Cancer and Al
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Fer FIrus Glass Printing or Every Describe
ton 10 the Metropolitan 200 Printing Estsbnhmeut
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gt Indispensable 10 females. good for kidney complaints
"A. n. BiNINGER co,
Esta blished 17sS Ii Beaver street. NJ.
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ANOTHER DAHNG HIGHWAY RoHBHky m rHE
GYxEsKx vAII.xY.-Ge0rgo WilliamR collector ~
taxes for Cencseo who resides two miles out on the
J,c.,s .oms scso or mara s 10 Sssrs.es vsliev
Railroad Bank Finding the bank closed ne kept
the money in his pocket and about eight O'Clock
started for home on FOOT He had NOT proceeded far
when ne was axacked BY two men, who Knocked
him down, bound him hand and foot took mis- money
and threw him into the gutter By the roadside aud
LEFT him there inscnsible. when williams returned
Ia Consciousness ne managed 70 get his feet free
from the shAcklo1 which the rogues had put on ana
walked back 10 Gonosc0 with has hands bound and
rave the alnrm. The people OF the village turned
out and scOsircd the country around hoping 10 get
hold OF tho authors Of The crime hut mp 70 ten this
morning No traces had been obtained Rechastss'
UnVn, JSQ. n
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TIE Fnmcu- Cerncr--4yT Nssssu ssyess.
Fultop. ms Metropolitan Jak rrntinx kstshssAsns
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S;$ e. 10 .: :: 'i:s s''ss 's's : iA''sS
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ButcheIosss Hair Dyc.-The Rest I'm. the
Factory Is Bond street
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27

GEORGE PEABODY never owned house nor
kept carriage.
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Estate of Jerry Hnright, Deceased.

NOIiCE IN HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
signed, Administrator Of the above nn,prJ rs,stc
To Ga" creditors ~. and all persons having claims
against said dcccas"d, tO exhibit the same with tho
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the Brst
publication of this notice. 20 the undersigned al
the ONCE ~ hafll \ Smith, In the town u Tlko
joins e. ESRIUHT. Administrator
LlkD. October -, lsGg ls,tm
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sUTRo TUNNEL COMPANY,

ITO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA: THE FIRST PICK
in the Sutro Tunnel has been struck and the good
work daily progressing: but to complete IL requires
millions Of dollars which cannot be obtained OF, the
PIcihe coast
In order to inspire confidence TO capitalists abroad
and In order to make Congress 'ully appreciate the
true sentiments entertained here, IL IL ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY that general and substantial Endorsement
OF the project should be n Ade right here at home
The California Bank ring, the arch enemy Of this
great and good work, which In its results will be SO
magnificent and benevolent will. Is has here tufore
use every effort 70 impress capitalists at distance
with the belief that they the supposed owners of these
mines being opposed to the Tunnel. look upon Il
an undertaking useless, unnecessary, Improbable
and chimencal
They viii do everything within their power 10 con.
uo ihe action OF our Senators and will leave nothing
undone 10 create The same impressions In Washington
ana wi by fair or by foul means. try TO defeat any
SUBSIDY which Congress may be willing to grant.
There IL but one way to defeat their mschinationsl
Ihere Is but ono way - sustain the Protector in his
ehSrts u scso'uplsA this great work. There Is but
one way OF bringing about the ardently wished for
re5uI'sI ...
ne' ever! man ana woman, who can spare Ave dol.
~ ", Inc 70 vi. once oi the sutro Tunnel Com
u o ~ UL shAhE ~ least OF the unassessable
IL = NJ 800 OF S'VOV OF thc men and women who
-, ar 80 sPo, su ousht 20 De the best Judges
stocLL n o. ,S ie oIh' nuorse u o! becoming
al Sn an, ~, '1c company iet 1Ooo or 5000 men
ar, - .ii,t a. s '. y, VI titse Inihes say thAt
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAI6R AID 3 +.
Via OAKLAND FERRY.



TxfREsSS TRAIN-EASTwARD-"DAIL Leaves
T. san Francisco At 500 A. n; Tan jose, sIS A
Stnckton l2Co A n; Sacramento l 80 Pm Junction
Serth. 400 4. n; winnemucca. s:S5 AZ: AryentA,
- NJ: CArn. 400 p. N; kko. 80 p n arrive
a, PTGnGnioEE; s:.S a NJ; Omaha; lao ?; y.
Leaves Promontory daily at 90 n; Emo T3p A.
CaIhn $50 4 n; Arsenta, HAS A N; winnemueca.
$40 p N; wadsrorth. l0s5S IL; Reno, IL IS a. ~
colsaI T.s9 A ~: junction i0;40 A. n: sacramento
1850 NJ Stockton. AS NJ arrives At San Jose $50
?. n. san FrAneiseo. $40 ?; n
WAY MAIL - EASINAhD-Daily lSundAys except
ed leave San Francisco 90 p NJ San Jose 500 I'm.
stockton SIS r.N; arrives At sacramento 81 1870 Pm
WAY MAIL-wESTwARD-DailyC SundAys except
ed leaves Sacramento A. stockton. sis L. NJ
ARRIVES =; san Jose l2iS p. NJ; san Francisco $50
ATLANTIC HOTEL EMPRESS. composed Of Pullman
Palace Coaches with Restzurznt CommiSsary Car at
tachei. running thrUugh on fast time % Omaha With
out ange Of cars. viii leave San Francisco every
Wednesday al go A n arrive At Prumontory Thurs
days At 600 p. NJ. and Omaha Saturdays $50 y. NJ
RETURNING. LEAVES OMAHA Thursdays ?:ls A. n !:
arrives =; ProTn0nt0ry Saturdays 1000 A. N: san
Francisco Sundays s=oo n Tickets and Berths for
this b. secured only at the Company Once
-IIS California street, san Francisco.
Marysyille EHpress-DaiIy.
LEAVES SAN FRASClSCO. $ 90 A. ": Sacramento
lao P. arrives At MArysNille, $40 p.
RETURNING LEAVES MARNSyILLE at 9:i5 4 II.
Arrives Al SACRAMENTO al II 30 A ~, and =; San frAn-
cisco at $50 2. ".
EVANSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN DAILY
CSundAys eIesp,ed leaves Sacramento 10 A. Ar
ryes ~ MArysViile l0I5AN. Leaves Mary srle II -
?. NJ Arrives al Sacramento $40 y. N
Through Fares Payable in Currency.
PROM san Francisco 10 Omaha slll o.: 81 Louis
sl=9 ~: Chicssc. $40 ~: New York, $50 90; New
Orleans. Sl69 o..
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run
daily from san Francisco TO Prumontory. Double Berth
60 %; state Rooms, sl2 o. Double BeTths Aocommo-
date two person: state Rooms, three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave san Francisco 4 90
z. Sacramento $40 A N. F2re currency ratssl
Omaha. SEQ; ST Louis, SEQ; Chicago 500: New York
500 rs
CHILDREN not over twelve az years OF age, Hal
farv. under i've l5l years OF 49,, F7rc.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per ADULT passenger.
Free. 30 POUNDS Baggage per child O-tWeen and
l. yeaTs Of AgrL Frre-
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover Loo Ms between Sacrz-
uleutO and Omaha lcUrrrucyl, SIS pr loo pounds.
4. y. TuWNE, tIrueral Superintendent
7. II. GOODMAN. Geul PA.sg'r Agent. 45-u
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27

CHEERFUL PEoPLE.-God bless the cheerful
person!-man or child, old or young, illitera;e
or educated, handsome or homely. Over and
above every other trait stands cheerfulness
What the sun Is to nature; what God is TO the
strIckened heart which knows how 10 lean
upon Him, are cheerful persons in the house
and by the wayside. They 60 unobtrusiyely
uneonsciously, about their silent mission.
Frightening up society around them With hap
piness bearning from their faces. We love to
sit near them; We love the glance Of their eye,
the tone Of their voice. Little children find
them out, oh! so quickly amid the densest
crowd, and passing by the knotted brow and
compressed lip, glide near, and laying a con-
hding little hand on their knee, lift their clear
young eyes to those loving faces.
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WoAASs lSFLCEScE.-It is a vondrous ai-
vantage to man, In every pursuit or vocation,
To secure an adviser in sensible woman. In
woman there is at once 8 subtle dehcacy of
tact, and plain soundness of Judgment, which
are rarely combined 10 an equal degree IN man
A woman, If she be really your friend. will
have sensitive regard for your character.
honor, repute. She will seldom counsel Won
to do a shabby thing. for a woman friend al
ways desires to be proud OF you-at the same
time her constitutional tinidity makes her
more cautious than your male friend. She.
therefore, seldom eounsels you to do an i'm
prudent thing. mans best female friend Is
n wife of good sense and heart, whom he loves.
and who loves him. But, surprising the man
to be without such helpmate, female friend
ship he must still have, or his intellect will be
without garden, and there will be many an
unheeded gap, even in its strongest fence. Bet
ter and safer, Of course, are such friendships
where disparity Of years or circumstances puts
the idea Of love out of the question Middle
life has rarely this advantage; youth and old
age have. We may have female friendships
with those much older, and those much Young
er, than ourselves. Female friendship is. TO a
man. the bulvark, sweetness, ornament Of his
existence.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27

a TouEo LADY, at party, vas asked By a
lover OF serious poetry whether she had seen
Crabbe's Tales. why, no. she answered.
81 didn't know crabs had tails" 81 beg your
pardon, Miss; mean, have you read Crabbe' S
TalesI" And / assure you, sir, / didn {
know that red crabs, or any other crabs. had
tails