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THR TELEeRAPH OPRRAroRs' SrRrKE-rss
strIke OF the Franklin Lane Telegram onera-
tors sun continues. The company accedss 20
the demands OF the New York operators Tor az
advance OF twenty five per cent, but rrfuse<
10 reinstate the strikers NJ Boston AND eI.e- :
where; but the operst,rs In New York refass 20
return to work unul the others are rein,,ated
The company did notsucceed in obr ain nr beIr'
yesterday. The strikers held two meetinrx
yesterday, AZ which contributors for tne,r
support and assurances OF sympathy and co.
operation from their telegraphic brethren in
other ciiies were abundantly rendered
A meeting of telegraph operators, represept-
ipE the employees OF all the telegraph b lines i'm
Baltimoye, Wig: The Western Union Bankers,
and Brokers, and Franklin companies was
held IN that city last nigh, ana passed resolu-
lions IN support Of the strikers OF the FRANKLIN
in the cities Of New York and Boston. Tne
strike, as stated, 10 for an increase OF a5 per
cent ON the present pay; which sum, A is re =,
resented, would place the operators OF the
FRANKLIN line, ~ regards salaries, upon a foot
ing OF equality with those Of other com pauies.
The meeting last night was to give aid ana
comfort and TO announce the Determination OF
me ba1umore operators 70 give all the support
In their power TO the Franklin strikers IL n
thought the strike will lead to a permanent or
ganization OF telegraph operators on estSb-
hsbeo trades union principles, for mutual pro-
lection, &c.
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THE NICKEL HALF DIMEs TO BE RKpsgNRD
Secretary Boutwell, will shortly issae a circu-
lsr authorizing ssisiant treasurers and desig-
mated depositaries OF the United States to re-
deem the nickel five.cent pieces IN sums Of one
hundred dollars and more. The hve- ceat
pieces heretofore have nor been redeemable by
the Government agents.
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

EOR MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas stacA-
pole Iesves her wharf, foot OF I'M K0 a
:irses, sies nAi M fcr nSGtsff nSsGtff' vHsH3s, viSH3
touching at Alexandria, Forts Eoote ard Wash:
In stos MarshalJ Hail. Md, White House and
lone Va returning to the city at p: IN.
Fare to Mount Vernon aud return: 81 81
JAMES SYKES. Geni Supt.
sug7-tf Office: Willard's Holei
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TIE u. s. Court OF CLAIMS has adjourned
The next regular term commences on the frs
Monday Of December.
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INTERNAL REvRNUR.-Ths receipts today
from this source were si66,49i37.
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esiiv T,s =, ssoss dnss.: eleAorsaeIv In, .
wssS. ~ 1c' nore = fashiosssls Tor sxs1,a x1ss:
- sS but for grand occassos. 80 -. sne trained
'es ra'a 10 ths most styEsSa S'aser par.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

RIOT At ooLpeBoRo, n. CA special ssl.
egran 70 TIE Wilmlnglnn IN. o. Journal.
dassd 0olds bosa Oct. -, seys :-aOur town
was shrevn inte . sslis Of ths wil1est sx
msneed early tn tAsevSeing sad lased SHni
10 o'clock. tetWeen tie Uaised Seates troops
Stationed thsss 81 ihe nsefcef Ahont tvtn.
fy.nve shots vsre Arod. aA1 6ael S0odssr and
hours sinceGAD not, an1 DOR susACrifioS ~
not made, or stseDptea % make, ths 0Yst ar.
rest. ThHs Wers th!ss ogh6, ths negroes rs.
treating In the last" = Z,
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SNOW I'm PHaLADELPHn

Teiegropked Ezciusipely TO The Eveaiag Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct S.-Snow commenced
falling here at one O'Clock this afternoon. IL
melts as il falls.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS VkGEIABLE SlCILlAN HAIR
RBNEWER
REHRws THE HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL,
COLOk WHEN CRAY.
ksnews the nusrftfvs matter which nourishss the
RENEWS THE growth OF THE HaIR
WHEN BALD.
Renevs the brash. wiry hair to sflken softuess.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRIsJlNG.
One bottle shows its effects
D: p. HALL b 90 Nashua, N. H., Proprietors,
Tor sale by all druggists, oc a-eoimAW
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DAY GOODS

The past week has been duh and uusa,ts-
factory one 70 both buyers ana sellers IN tbs
been holding Cn waiting Tor lower prices, NOW
that lover prices are reached. still hesitate 10
purchase. lt ts strange Thing: but it is true
Of dIy goods as OF other tnings. that whea
prices are down there is always lees disposi-
ton TO buy than when they are high ana
acuve. The decline has been pretty well dis
ribuied IN AL descriptions OF cottons ana
wooieps. The season 10 too far advanced nov
for reasonable expectation OF an I'D vance. or
for much greater activity. In brown shirnngs
ss snee,inss prices nave faIien on an average
being held oy agents NJ l5x cents. The de-
mand n inactive and TRANSACTIONS on o very
limit d scale; The demand for oleached goods
partake OF the same general decline tnat per-
vaots me whole line OF domestics. There IL
come conelderable demand from houses en-
gagged an shirt making. and an increased bust
mess from this source 10 apticipated New
York Mills cell n 81 cents, and Eamsuttas st
~ GEMS. cotton hanuets sell IN l,mited ousn-
lltses At qno.snons. but there :. not mucn de-
frinfipg cloths have dreoping tendency;
there 10 very little animation In me demand,
and no attempts at speculative purchas s.
Sales OF 60 standard quality have been as low
as 4 cents. In prints there 10 less doing than
might be reasonably looked for at tins season,
and prices have fallen on about \ cent yard;
but some OF the new styles sell freely n full
prices Gingnams are not 90 active as report
ed last week; out though the demand has fallen
on, prices remain steady. In other descriptions
moment doing which calls tor remarks. The
market Is generally duh, and prices are bareIy
steady. Muslin de latnes are 6tiil in good de .
mand, and prices are fairly maintziued, though
there is perceptible dimip ution OF the spirit
which characterized the trade In these goods
eaI her IN the season.
Wooilens are generally lower out in shawls
the stock in first hands has been 90 largely
reduced that prices of desirable styles are stiII
well maintained. Fine grades OF cloths, cloak
iDGr, ana overooatiBgs continue In pretty good
oemand. but the sales are In small lots For
lower grades OF cloths the demand fs tag nt aud
pnces weak. In cassimeres aud satinets there
ls very little doing. except for styles adapted
ior tne season and for city consumption Black
ooesklns are IN fair demand, at steady prices;
nominal Flannels are slow OF sale tse de-.
mand being confined 10 single bales 70 mas,.
up aseorfmenu. Blankets are without no.abla
cnsnee. ne transactions are on q small SCALE
arc about equal TO the usual demsnd az ,his
season. The eulk OF the business ia Imported
goods is over Ior the season.-N A. Iadepsadenf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

JAMES NJ. WILLIAMS, Of Indiana, Govern.
ment Director Of the Union Pacific Railroad
has rendered his resignation to Secretary Cox
but it has not yet been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

HON. II. RsHuRLEuRp, Comptroller Of the
Currency, returned here this morning, from
his visit to the West
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WHAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Ie PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LERi 1t aot only cures the Ills Of the human
smily, but 10 also . surc remedy for horses with
ole. It has never been known to fail In o cure
OF the worst cases; and for spraius gals, etc. IL
never fails-try IL once Directions accompa
zach bottle. Sold By Druggists generally -Kentox
County Ky) Democrat. se a3.lm
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SBCOHD AABQUERADE AND CIVIC HOP
BRorHERLY CoN0LAvE No. a.s.PK..
ODD FsLLOws' HAL. uAvY YARD, q
rHAHKsGIvING BvE, Nov. II, 1869.
Tickets, 81; admitting . gentleman and ladies'
Prof. John Ballet Master
Costumes may be Drocered at Lsvson's, s.h 81. .
east, OPP. narfne Darrscks gate. oc'5 ST
nj AsoOEBADE OOsfgAHs
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN,
At HARkY DONEHUE'5,
&se 10th street.
oc % eo3m fourth door south Of Penns ave.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER

Positively last nights Of the celebrated
LYDIA THOMPtON BURLBsQUE TROUPE.
MISS ThOMPsON IN COMEDY AND RUR
THIS EVENING,
La sonEAMRTLIa.
The performances to conclude win the anu sing
Farce of TRE LITTLE REBLE
rRlDAY-BENlRir OF MISS Thompson.
rsf fSsTfP fPoFlsifS; TsiEyss 3,
Ferty Inieve. u Matinee. SATURDAY at O'Clock
Admss on, 70 cts; Children IS cts
diam ZOE MSy = n. selshratsd Dutch Come
NEWCUMB's aINsTBIL TROUPE ocH. q
LINCOLN HALL.
PATTI.
MAX sTRAKosCH respectfully announces
fnat me world: renowned Ooncertlvocalist fr~ Sd
r0m ,n ne, ndid triumphs in New York and Bos
VII VII mske her first apDesrapce in Washington
sinee her return from Iurepe, in
ONE GRAND PATTI CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. Sd. at = D. m
N Tie Carlotta Patti will be assisted by
MSns; ~. ,I.at Tat1i Gi.s!if KiirrfR M THEo BABEL
.nist his first appear Tenor; ~ ''i''
NJ: y PRgsS. the JOSEF HERMANNs,
a;I..tinsu1shed Violin the eminent Basso;
xs%i:sion: sl; asssrvsd Seats, 81 extra
9th October. az the Music Store Of W. g. Metzs,
Ibs Grand Piano used is from the m,nuf.c,ory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

SENIOR LzMUs, Of Cuba, has returned to hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

1nl PlivAf1sR AoR11F CAss..-Ths trial Of
beofhcers Of The Hofn6t 1alAs Ouha WAS ~.
ssnsa bsfors tAs yatsed Saass pommissscner
Y wii%inetoa, n. Z, yesssrday nornias.
James Dsnnie0D, eneiAoofs ard LAWS, ma.
rins Of tAe OpSa, Oeltatn MaBstt and Oapsain
1ollss, bceh Sld naval oincer1. Wsre esansisad
for the dssencs. The Testimony Vas very n.
yorabls to, ihs 6ebSndan& Sn6 ersotiy ,1sak.
md tAs svt1eBee q sO6rdon. ne pfinefpai
witness tor tha 0o1oeoOeat.-Doviee eestifed
tnat be had boen offered tyepty,aEe lpliArs 70
ave gvs evidence seai9et lhe. shie: ~ impfes:
b diecharGn6,a q 1s3JdAE s9A4slsS
SUIT IoR rwnn2yz zMlEIIoug o. DoLtAns.
Wn.,L. Oaallis, aU1ns COR the Usaunl Branch
faci0c Railroad. has br0ueAt mil IN The Su-
prsQp Ooust New Y0fk, teNeoyes ,0Qe sAsnes
q .h1 MAa lrmsriy ~ teAisen anA Piksis
Peak kailroad. which he cD1imb that p1ainti6
S.1fsS Soa:s .sSs, Sss q sS.,s,ssS Ess ssSe5 =
ineto yospooo ahO SosSea eeeou1t q ~ ~
, .nce o. may ,yitPsssss n Earop4. II te-
cssson on - noe1pA - posspoas - fssave1-
lHTne licknams of u Prince Imperial at
the Tui1erfee y "EnlAnt Tift."
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b Bsakers' ead sresrr rssgrspA. ys.s. n.

By Bsakers' SD Sreksrs nssgrapA. ysass N.
Gassasoay, ePra.or.
Lewts Jonnson 4 90. quote q 1eks ana bonds
in home ana foreign markets ss follow.
Nsw YoRK. Oct ss.-C}old. Iss1alses No
stock rpori to-day.
Ny Gable
LONDON. Oct -, ~ q. m-Console, Sk.
bosds, ess, -2k; SIS. SIN; Sss. a.; t0-s" :,
sot Nlinois.Ek. Erie "a AtlaItac- All.
LiVkRPooL, la a. m.-Couon market opens
nrm sales estims'ed At t2.t0o bales. Middliug
Uptands, n Sat2, Middling Orleans. Il ssS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

SENATOR SPRAGUB's FAMILY has been in
creased BY the birth Of daughter. at Nara.
gansett, the residence OF Mrs. Sprague for the
last SIX months. This is the second child, the
first being a bow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

GSvenDent kecsrttie.
WAeHrveror, Ocsoesr q. iss9.-Jay COOKE a
Co, furnish ths following saotanons of Gov
eminent securities
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR Dvr

DAAShELOh'S nAIh DHEs
This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world /:
the only true aud perfect Dye; harmless reiishle
instanfaneous; no disap pointment; no ridiculous
tfnts; remedies the Ill effects ~ bad Dyes; Wig
crates and leaves the Hair soft and beautitui
BLACK OR CROWN Sold by all DrnRgists ana Per
tuners; and properly applied ct Batchelor's e wig
Factory No. is Bond street. NY. sss- eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

TEE DIsBURsINe CLERK Of the Interior d.
partment has announced the following DAYS OF
payment for clerks for the month OF October :
Friday. 29th-Secretary's Once, 9H 20 10 a. m;
Patent Once, 10 to 12K; General Land Once,
to p. m. Saturday, 3ath-Pension Ofice, 10
a. m. 10 IL m; Indian Office, I2k to 4; u. 5.
Jail, to 1k; and miscellaneous, 4 to 2k p. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

IT Is aAID that Carlotta Patti is engaged 10
her pianist, Theodore Ritter, .an insignific mt
little German. who rejoices in blonde mus
tache rroje citing lips and eyeglasses. Indeed
1t is asserted that they are privately married
but Patti is non .committal on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

UNCLE SAM WANTS HIS DURs.-A numoe,
OF persons holding positions as Ministers, Con.
suls and Commercial Agents Of the United
States at the time Of the breaking out of the
rebellion are TO be called upon to settle the
amounts against them ON the books in the
Fifth Auditors ohice.
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sei 2II Sss OF kkbSiszzLLT Akkb iszL1T ioH s9i FRA nss
10. ls6 Seventh street, between d and streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fsllews' Hall, :
also, Isreest Stock PsRerhanGines, window
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture cord and Tas.
sells, Ripgs, Nails, &C., in the District TERMS
oAsh. Please Remember Name and Number.
ep l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

INTERNAL RRvBNUR RECEIPTS for the month
up to this date, amount to ten millions three
hundred thousand dollars. 1t is estimated that
the total for the month will reach twelve mil
lions more than for the corresponding month
of last wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

PRoMoTIoNs.-W. w. Wilder from laborer
to first.class clerkship in the Fifth Auditor
Office. Warwick w. Miller from first to
second .cla.s oserkship IN the First Auditors
ofice. John r. Garrison and Baxter A.
Barnes from third to fourth-cIass clerkships
in the First Comptroller's office.
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MIRCHAHrs LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WAeHIy9ToN AsDs YORK.

Heresfter the Zine Steamships k. u. kNI6RT
John GIBSON. and Valley CITY, ASnS
q the AkRGHAHTe' Lis Z, will make AefQR
regular semi weekly trips osween NEW
YOhk. ALEXANDRIA, wAsHINGTON. and
GIOk9ETOwH. - foilsvs: Leave NEW Y0Rk
fro0 Pier 30, East river. every WEDNESDAY,
anosAIUR DAY At D. m Leave 4EURGET9wN
every MONDAY and THURSDAY st u N.
For further Information aspiy 70 JOS GAIT
Agent once ard wharf foot Of high St. George
town, or at the corner ofl7th street and New ork
svsnue w. THOMPSON.
&C 2lu President,
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wi ACAbEMY, 4. between cen" 9Th aud M 10Th = x y
streets. 10 now open for the reception Of ~
pupils for the coming season. lA
And Masters, from 8 to p. m on Tuesdays,
Ihufedays, and Saturdays.
FOR Ladies, from So to ,. m, Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
For Gentlemen. from to 10 p. m, Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
.Clsss for sdxanced scholars OF Ladies' and Gen.
Oemen every Monday, from to 10 m.
For particulars see circulars; to be had st the
Academy or ae the Music Stores Oc 9-tf
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ~
moved tneir Art STORE from No. 3O4 Penus
avenue, to No. 24a Il street, between 18TH and
ifh streets, in Hooe 3 nov building
Our new store will BE- opened TO the pu bile as
Soon as IL can be properly fitted mp, with n new
and splendid eesortmen nj OF everything in our line
Thanking the public for past favors, We hope TO
receive . continuance sf their patronage, which
ee shall at all times endeavor TO merit.
jy3 SMITH b STRONG.
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PERFECT MANuOOn.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN on the evil, q
with certain help for th .
erripg ard unfortunats Gent in eealed letter en- :
yelopes. free Of charge Address HOWARD As.
sOCIATlON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa oe23- g ns m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

THE YRRsBR CAsE.-In the Supreme Court
yeste day, Chief Justice Chase announced. In
reply to the suggestion of Mr.. Phillips, that IL
was undoubtedly within the discretion of
counsel when to move for the writ OF hd5eos
corpus in the case of Yerger. The point OF
jurisdiction having been deierminsd, the Court
would hear motion for the writ whenever
counsel shoald see fit to make II.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

TBS sTAueGH AND FAyokIrE sTkANER
u J. sAIfr, Csptain d -A
lisld, vii, Leave Msse,nston, s,h SES
TUESDAY 1ORNISG at 6 o'clock for all Laa a.
tnss on the Potomac River, srrivt pg At RissaIe
zane eve mir 2, leaving K sale at g m WEDNE ES-
DAf, Mrrfvins In Bsltie. ore same night.
GEO b GUSHING,
DOat Line. l8-tf
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of the Union
League OF America, of which Governor Geary,
Of Pennsylvania, is president held session
here yesterday. They are here for the purpose
Of devising some plan of raising money to help
the Republicans to carry Texas and Miss.
issinpl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-28

A NEW ENTBRPRIsE PRoPosKD.-An ad-
journed meeting OF citizens ana capitalists in
terested in the prosperity OF the District is ia
progl.ss this afternoon, at Starkweather &
Plowman's Office, for the purpose of conterrins
with and aiding parties who propose to estsb-
lish in,this city an immense bsnK note engrav-
ing establishment, and to erect tor that pur-
pose a surable building with all the necessary
appurHnances.
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EoB LIyBRPOoL AND QUEIHsrOwu.
Inman Line Of MaH Steamers, sailing ffom Ne y
Iers EsEnY eAIuRDAY and Al >eane
fkRnATE UESDAHe @0h
Tickets sold 70 and rom England, SEE7Ss
lrelen and the Continent
For full tnformatien a. piy to JOHN G. DALE
Agent. Is Broadvay. Nev York, or
MIDDLETON & co,
BANKERS,
euJ<u Washing gtoo.
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PENSION FRAUD.-Mr. James p. Tustin, O
this city, Is in Des Moines, Iowa, assisting tht
Hon. w. +. Sapp, u. s. Attorney for this Dis
trict Of Iowa, in prosecuting one E. H. Dou
trIch for fraud on the Pension Once. Ths
accused prepared false claims tor pension
The case attracted much attention, and the U
s. District Court is the tribunal before whiet
il is being tried 1t is the first case Of this knt
ever tried in that State. To aid in the faitsfu
execution of the pension laws, conviction Ii
very important.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
Making Ehitors.

General Lee PROPOSES to establish in tho
university hc prcsidcs over II special depart
mcnt in which editors nrc Ia bo trained and
fitted for the duties of life the sanctum, and
the contest with those who Weld an instru-
mcnt mightiCr than the sword
We think Robert l.. Lee the greatest gene
raj of the age. The late war produced two
really wonderful generals -Stoucwall Jackson
and Robert T.. Lee, 10 whom every man who
adWir,s greatness must giyo honor.
War is ono thing.
Editing quite another.
General Lee can never mako editors. II
takes God Almighty. n printing office, and
contact with the outer world To do that. You
may lny down rules, print recipes, collegc-pol-
ish and sheep -skin-gTaduatc till the break of
doom: and Just M your educated editor sits
down To write An article some 'dirty-hngered
| type stickCr,' rs We were once called, viii
! step to his case and compose from his head.
| TO the music Of clicking types, an editorial
| that will travel over the world, shaping
thought, whilo the laborcd effort of the grad
uate" tuttors unable to rniso tho fence i'll the
/ back yard.
! Teaching editors Is much like telling man
! to do certain things when danger threatens
| md fright may come upon him. The good
advice IL forgotten. and he falls bncl; upon
! his wits. The best editors of the country
never saw the inside of u college. The poor
/ est onos-Bigclow. who lately went into the
| front door of the Times Office with full music
by the band, and who slipped out the back
. door 80 quietly ono night, for oXumplc-nrC
the collcgc-brCd smart ones.
We would give no more for ono of General
Lco's editors than for Jonn Popn's strategy
or Beast Buffers bravery. This broadcloth
kid glove, "privato mark" style il all wei
enough till you como to peel for work. Thcr
blood and pluck tell.
Tho printing Office is the place 10 cducat,
editors. Upward from tho street ncwEhoy-
tho ink-smcarod apprcnticc-thc steady worl,
ing journoymau the careful rCportor-th
ready and rapid writer, who with the pen pho
tographs oyouts-thC close observer, quick &
catch ideas. aud bold in their defense ia
men who have graduated in printing offices
and whose diploma is n battered and corner
worn printers rulc-thcso are the men au
tho diplomas.
. Young men, if you wish Ia learn military
form in limo. guido right to General Lcc's col
! lcgc, forward, mnrchl II yon wish TO hc eli
tors about face, dcploy Ia right aud left
different printing offices on the double quic
--marcl,-Ntr York Democrat
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
From the Frozen NOrth-Report Of DR.. Hall, th.
Arctie Explorer.

DR. c. I. Hall, the Arctic explorer, who re-
Gently returned to New York from an extend
ed research within the North Polar circle, fur
nshcs the following narrative of his inyesti-
cations and discoveries in that region:
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC r RALLRoADS 3

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G'HASGE OF TIME-EAstvard - Express Train
~ leaves San Francisco daily at A. Il; Stosktop,
IL :l6 A-N Sacramento l:5O Junction 3.0s y.
A. NJ: Carlin, $3.50 z. NJ; Elko, I:5S r. ~; Promou-
tory. 645 a. NJ; Omaha l:l0 p.
RETURNING = Express Train leaves Promontory
daily at 6:45 Elko 7:3O Cafln, $50 A. n.
wadsworth. l055 p. NJ; Reno. 1855 A. NJ; Colfax.
1852 A. Junction lO:40 NJ; Sacramento, 1900 n.
arrives at San Francisco. ESQ p N.
LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO 400 p. "; Stockton 8:53
p. NJ; arrive at Sacramento AZ IL p.
LEAVE SACRAMENTO, B:3o A. NJ; Stockton. $40
A. N. arrive at san Francisco. y. n.
TWO TRAINS DAILY FOR MARYSvILI.E CSundays
ercepted leave Saramtnto at 6:loA and 23O Y. NJ
arrive Mt Junction 40 A. NJ. aud $3.50 II. MArys-
vile, lOI5 A. NJ. and 5:15 II. Leave Marysville
o.l5 a. ~ and lai5 I'M. arrive ut junction lo:45
A. n. and 3:I5 p. NJ; Sacramento ll:5o A. N. and
THROUGH FARE REDUCED.-From San Francis
co or Sacramento to Omaha $50 IS; to St Louis.
sgI 30; TO Chicago. $?7 60; to New York sli2 so;
to Boston, slli IS
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run
daily from Sacramento TO PromontUry. Double Lower
Berth. s5 OO double Upper Berth, S5 OO State Rooms
$40 OO. Double Berths accommodate two persons: (:
State Rooms three persona ... -. ..
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave san Francisco daily
OO =. a.; Sacramento Sundays eIceptedl, At
Pare 70 Omaha, Si5; St Louis, Si5; Chicago, S45;
New York. $50. =. -...
CHILDREN not twelve Cl2l years OF age, Half
Fare; under five t5l years of age, Free
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE lper adult passenger).
Free. % pounds Baggage pcr child between and
IL years Of agc Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 bs.) between Sacru-
mCntO aud Omaha icurrcncyL Si5 per 100 pounds.
4. n TONNE, General Superintendent.
Oct. t. 1869. 35-u