davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
New York Cattle Market.

NEN 1oHkV ApEH H.
CATTLE-IOtAl receipts Of bCcvcN 0,Tb0; on Rale
to-day 20 cars at Communlpaw; 20 caE5 a. WchaW.
ken. and 67 carr At 10OtA street GO cattle,
These were quiet, bnt were finally sold. The
quality was better and l7kc reached for q very
lcW. Most OF the good brought l6Gi7e, and the
poorest lSc, averaging ~ last week. A drove Of
fS due ~ cWt. Illinois cattle Eold at l6blSJEc;
81 lIghi KGutucky 6K cWt. 14$nt6e; 80 good
IllIn6lS7K Cwt. at I5JS61I6Xc; car Of still fed
bulls at 18xC: with car Of very poor Canada
stePFa ~ CWl. at lSiGl4c.
SMEEr-Come forward more freely, and fully
hAlfof them WGrG EhGArcd 20 AZ TO get more In 4
car. Total for the week II, 800, with II cam to.
day at CommuniPaw,9 at 18th street, and . At
WcehGWkcn. Trade Ia slow aud prices less hFm;
Sheared selling At 66sJ]fc; and wool sheep At 10
IOc; some lOtA len tonight; BaleS Of Ohio ShcAre
Ou car, q rs, Gkc; car 70 Da, &C; car q ps, &c;
car 100 Ms, BNc; car 100 DR wool sheep, i0C; car
81 bs State, DC, s.-
HOdS-Steady Rt l9c for heavy, and l9He for
light, sold dead. Total for the week 0,200, to.
day n caFR; a lot Of 100 bs ROld At I9tl9$c,
Weather rainy and untGVoEa6l0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
FRANCE.
Another Ministerial Crisis.

PARIS, April II.
Unusual precautions were taken by the
police yesterday 10 guard against threat
ened disorders, but the city was rs quiet
rs usual.
II il probable tint Count Daru will IT,
sign his foreign Office. While 1t is true
tllNt changes are imminent III the Minis
try, and rumOr llls associated tic names
Of several gentlemen with positions In the
new Cabinet, up 10 this hour but one
withdrawal las occurred, that Of Buffet,
Financial Secretary.
The wOrkmcn Of the immense nlHnUtNC-
tory Of N. Coil, have struck.
The resignation Of Count Daru is immi.
ncnt. Should he withdraw, other minis
tiers will follow.
LYONS, April1l.
N. Mangtlin has been elected Deputy 10
the Corps Legislatif from Lyons, over Uric
Dc FouvielIc. The friends Of the latter
made extraordinary efforts TO secure his
election. SIanguin was the candidate ol
the lcft centre.
LONDON, April II.
4 dispatch from. Paris states that the
ministerial crisis Is due to the objections
by q portion Of tho cabinet to n continu.
nncc Of plCbiscetory power In tho hands
Of the executive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
THE MCFARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
sixth Day.

NEW YORK, April II.
The interest in the Mcfarland Richard.
s0n trial reached pitch Of intensity on
this the sixth day, rarely IL ever before
witnessed on similar occasions. Though the
rain came down In torrents, the crowd
that thrOngcl tho Court room, corridors,
stairways and grounds exceeded any day
previous since tho beginning Of the trial
Al an early hour the chief actors took
their accustomed plaCcS inside the Court
room, Mcfarland preserving the same cool
cOMplNcent icncanOr thAt he has prcScrv.
cd throughout the trial. An element Of
novelty In tho shape Of Mrs. Norton, m
advocate Of wOman's rights, took her
place among the reporters to give the
proceedings Of the trial to the I'ero!utton.
At ten o'clock the Recorder came into
Court and announced that the trial would
lie adjourned to the room Of the Court Of
Oyer and TerMiner in the now Court
house in order that the general sessions
might be proceeded with. Then came an
Unprecedented rush and the curious tlr0ng
hurried across the Park splaSling through
the mud, regardless Of the down pour Of
rain, and In an lInconceivably short time,
the corridors of the new court house, were
filled with a swelling, dripping, steaming
mass of humanity all on their way to the
door. The officers, however cXcrtct their
accustomed discretion, and soon oil those
entitled to admission, were comfortably
seated in their appointed places. The tirst
witness was DIrS. Mary Oliver, who tcSti-
doF that Lor F,tI,nF n hrothnr ~ tho nriS.
Oncr, died insane in an asylum, and that
the prisoner, her cousin, bore striking
resemblance TO her father. Francis Nc.
Farland, second witness, who was en-
plOyet at the Westmorcland hotel, tcStt-
fled that regarding the prisoner coming to
tho hotel, OH the night Richardson was
shot, he came in as any other man. Syl'
vestCr $. MagnlR, proprietor Of tho Corn
Exchange Mills, saw the prisoner two or
three days before the homicide, seemed
either insane or half drunk, more like u
CtaZv man than drunk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

I.OHDON, April II.
The Eric skies have Men admitted IL
the Stock Board hCFc.
The Puu Mall GGaCttr reIEllrtS Mr.
Gladstone's shutiling policy on Irish mat
terS, and predicts tho defeat Ol the lriSll
lnnd hill on accOIm: Of the ObScurity com
plicatlon and ambiguity Of ils provisions,
The same paper urges tho instant de-
spaIch of ltigates TO the fisheries to watch
the American war steamers there.
A memorial diplOmatiquC is assured Il
il tho intention OF the Ecumenical Coln'
ell TO adopt the. dogma Of infallihility by
acclamatiOn on Easter Monday, and that
the representatives Of foreign powers In
Rome will not he present that day.
The English stockholders. represented
BY Heath 4 Co, Rappeel Il Co., and ClIas,
Il. Burt, Of London, who own stock IN the
Eric Railroad, In the Circuit Court, III
which they petition the court To remove
Gould, Fisk and Lane, and move for in'
Junction restraining them from issuing
more stock, and also for the appointment
Ola Receiver 10 wind up the affairs Of tht
company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
ST. LOUIS.
Celebrating the Ratification OF the
XVIII Amendment.
ST InnIa Ami.

-.l {. ST. Tt0UIs, April II.
The ratification of tho XYth Amend.
ment is being celebrated by tho COlOrcl
people today. Tho procession now FORM
Ing is to he composed OF various bcnGvO.
lent and other societies, Ward organlza.
lions, Union Leagues, Schools, Base Ball
Clubs, Grand Army ofthe Republic, knight
TempIaIs. citizens on horseback, in car
riagcs and on foot, music, banners, flags,
trNnsparcncics, &c. A salute Of thirty
six guns wcrr fired this morning. The
procession, which promises 10 Oc very
long imposing, will march through the
principal streets and llalt YCrger's gar.
den, where an Grafton will bc delivered
md speeches made by several gentlemen
both white and cOlOrctl. The weather Is
fine and the street along the line Of march
Is crowded with spectators, and every
thing points To the grandest display ever
male by the colorcd people here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
Ohio Legislature.

UOLUMRUs, April II.
Both Houses Of the Legislature, to-day,
received an invitation from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, TO visit
Washington, over their road. Il was re-
lerred to a select committee, and will
probably be accepted, 10 take effect af
iCr adjournment,
Tho Senate bill to enable railroad com
panies to redeem their bonded debt, pass
ed the House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI April u.
FLOrH-FIrn; family 8 HOS 10.
GKAIS.--WhGat-FiFm At 81 10D1 y, Corn:
Firm al 8SG9OC, tho latter for prime white or yel.
low. 0als-ScaFC0 and prices highGr. Al. .6t1tGlc,
RyG-FiFm and unchanged.
CoTTON-Flrm; mIddIlng 9a6G9&c. y
WHisHY-Dull al q.
PR0YIsiOSs.-MC IOrk-AlvAnct4l To %2&1
o q, with Eale4. Bulk Meats-ShOulders were
Ia demand at l9Sc. gag ned a. l9tc; tideI hrid
clear; no sales. BacOn-Firm; shoulder 1ikc;
sides I540l6 for clear rib and clear, tho latter
held Nc higher, with several sales,
LARD-Held at 16c, and 161Iic offered for kettle.
BUTTER-Dull for all but very choice which
brings 36131c.
EGIs-Dull at t1G1Hc.
OuA,-IinScCd OiI-VOIE99c and dull. 49,.
SEEDs. Glover Seed 6fNI6kCa and tlrIn Tim
Othy SGed-$b 7G6B 3. ,, .,
GROCERIEs-NO change. 's' ..'
GoLn-1I3K buying,
ExcuAHGE-FlFm 1t par buying.
MOSEY-MarkCt unchanged At SlElO PR cent. E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
CANADA.

MONTREAL, April II.
The cavalry received orders Saturday
to hold themselves in readiness for active
service. II Is understood they will pro
coed either TO 81. Armand or Huntington
Tho volunteers have been called ont along
the eastern frontier, and have been under
arms since Saturday. Probablyal the city
corps will be ordered out at once. The
Government has received information thai
Thursday or Friday was the time appoint
ell for tho raid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
New York Produce Market.

NEW YOKK, April 10.
CoTEox-Unchaugrd; $500 bales sold a. 9SHe
for mlddlinG uplanda.
PIoUR-ClO6ed steady, with moderate demand
for medium and low grades
GRAtN.-Wheat-FlFm, hut RthCF quiet at
81 Odal II for No. spring; 81 910t 2lk for
winter red and amber western. Rye-SearcG;
western aFmly held At 81. OstH Duh 1t a0S8ke c
for western In store. Con-RAtheF quietRt 81 q
6bi 0S for new mixed western.
PROvIsIONE.- -POVk-Qulot and GEm at 81 20
bid for mess, 81 generally asked. BeCG-QnlCt
and unchanged. Cat Meats and Bacon-Qulet
and steady.
l.ARn-ln tAIr demand, with sales Of 500 tlercea
prime steam for May at lS1ic; 80 tlerces seller
four months Al l5kc.
EGOG-in moderate demand and unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
PARAGUAY.

Lopez Wins an Unexpected Victory
LISBON, April II.
Adyices from Paraguay state that Pres:
idcnt Lopez suddenly turned upon and
surprised his prrsuefS, winning quite q
victory, Il was thought at Rio JaneiFo
nat Ills advantage would result in an In
definite prolongation Of the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
Chicago Market.
E,nI,ll-nnll.

/ FIOUH-null.
-Nhrat-Firmcr and i@INc higher;
transactions small at 7lKe6SIkc for No. y cash;
hall; 71d7SKc, seller May; Tp6sOc seller. and sc
buyer June; closing at 744c cash; other grades
sold kparingly at E896c for No. I; IN the amer.
noon tie market was drmer at 76C cash, and 7SRtc,
Nellcr May. Corn-Duu and shade easier Ut &c
for No. 2; and BIat50c for no Eradc: In tho aftcr.
noon the market was irregular and hnner At &c
cash; iHHC, seller May. OAtS-Flrm: No. = SOld
al MI d;9Sc caslI iHjSc, SELLER mouth; 4lfG
lt9c, seller May: 42c buyer April. Ryh-De
mand small At sUtIle for NO.9 BarlCy-Un'
changed.
Caring Active and prices shade higher al $50
14X for AlF TO good cOws and light steers: &6 VI
as Is for fliF 70 medium: E7dt7 10 for good 10
choice; 81 7ES19 20 for choice shipping bGcyuS,
IlOGS-ActiYC aud higher At 81 6StfAl Is Gnr IhIt
tn choice lots; aud 81 " for eXtraS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
WAHIIN0ToN, April II,

" AHIINWTVNV NTIII III
The argument In hrlCgal tender cases
In Il,r SUPREME Court has been postponed
until next Monday, owing to the Illness Of
counsel.
The National Academy Of Science holds
It's annual spring sessions here this week,
commencing tomorrow.
The President, General Sherman, and
Secretaries Belknap and RoOCsOn, return.
ed to-day. Secretary Boutwell, Is expected
tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
A Masonic SwindIer.


TOLkDO, ApTlI IL
A mun calling himself Augustus Latter
beck, q prrssian by birth, and hAiling
from Texas, was detected here today as u
Masonic swindlCr, by r. L. Richards, N.
o. WaggOner and others Of the Masonic
board Of rCliCt. He Inns recently hccn
opcratinc In Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit
and other cities, In all Of which he ohtaIn'
I'd small sums Of money of Masons
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12

"A colorcd man in Evansville, on
Thursday said, In tic hearing Of report
cr Of tho JoWradl.' N don't care particIl'
larly about voting at this election, except
for one thing. want to nCutraltEc the
vote Of a big Democrat who pCltcd me
with peaches last summer. When | re-
nmnstratcd, the big Democrat asked me
what was going 70 do about Il. ! am
going to do something on Monday"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
SCOTLAND.

Fire and Loss of Life In u CoIliery.
EDNBURG, April II.
The woodwork in both shafts of the
Birthsgatc COlliGry took fire today while
the miners were at work. Seven men
were sufIOcateil and 40 rescued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.

.,..s..f NEW YoRK. April II.
The Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railroad Company
notified the Stock Exchange to-day Of new
Issue Of stock to the extent Of 1900 shares com.
mon stock for tho purchase 0fthe Western Union
Railroad.
The Cumberland Coal Company has notified
the stockholders that tho Maryland Legislature
will allow tho company to reduce their capital
stock 10 $500 900 and distribute among Its stock.
holders 5000 shares OF the Consolidation Coal
Company Of Maryland.
MONET-Steady at per cent on call lORns.
STERLINo-FlrmA at 1851 H@l08x.
GOLD-Firmer; opened at 1l3H; closed dull at
1l3H@li3N. Carrying rates SG7 per cent. Clear.
anres $96, ,000.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-ActlVe and irmcr Tho
German b1nkcFs were free buyers and took near
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12

-Watcring,placC hotels everywhere
arc commencing reduction In the price
Of board for the approaching season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. April II.
FLOUK-FIrm and scarce.
S.-Whcat-ACtivc; pcnnEylvaMIa red
81 3O61 3e for prime TO choice; Maryland r,al
81 89Stl 45. Cof1-ActivO; white 81 0Stbl t<E
yellow a OTCbi 08 Oats-SteAly at 60aBtr.
PN0yMIoNS-MeaS Pork-Firm At 81. Bacon
Active; ribSldGE l5<c; clear sides 1910: should
en- l2Kc; hams l9IB9OC,
LARD-Flrn at l6HC
WMsKr-Duli at 81 0311 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12
New York DRY Goods Market.

INV ioRK, ApEII II.
The weather iS lnrlement and theFe 10 only Q
moderate buGInsss, a. prices Allowing no pSFtlcu'
lar change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-12

,STOCkA-darKet huens ana aOoat up 70 tue
highest quotations Of tho day: The strongest
and New Jersey Central. Miscellaneous stOcku
higher. Express stocks dull. 'fi
Western Union Telegraph, 39S; Adams Rx
press, B0X; Wells, Fargo q Co. 1871; American,
3sS: United States, ~; Paclae Mall 9Ik; New
lem, 14aK; Reading, 9o6; Michigan Central
1I9X; Lake Shore, 87Y: Illinois Central, 139J<;
Pittsburgh, l00X; Northwestern. ~; do. pre-
ferred, SIX; Rock Island, 1l61S; New jersey Cen
tral, ioiH; ST. Paul. G91i; do. preferred, SS;t;
TCrro lIAute, 81; Chicago & Alton, lIiH; Ohio
4 Mississippi, 49k; Cleveland, ColumhuS In
diana Central. l7lG; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Gin
CInnAti. ~; Hartford S Eric ~.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

ALwAYR--A Etingy Quaker is n desirable
ucighbOr, as he is always close Friend.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

BEET SUGAR SUcClsSs.-The San Francisco
Alta says proud day has arrived for Califor-
MIA. The first ton of perfectly crystalized
sugar, from beets grown on the spot. was
taken from the cen,:ifugals at the Alyarado
mill on the 2Sth of November. The home made
machinery worked charmingly, and the vari-
Gus processes were perfectly successful. The
triumph was so complete that California may
now count on this industry as u permanent in
stitution, soon to be multiplied; until, in
three years, We shall be independent of foreign
supplies, and we may expect to be seeking
outlets abroad for our surplus
Let us honor the entcrprising gentlemen
who have risked some $3.50, 900 to prove that,
tn the many wonderful things we have seen in
this young community, We may now add the
production Of sugar, for which we send more
money abroad than for almost any other arti-
Gle of universal consumption. Now that its
success is proved, the weil-kuown profits of
the business all over Europe will stimulate the
construction of score of similar sugaries,
within the next two years; each using up fifty
tons day Uf Grvts, aid making daily f1ur
tons of sugar
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

FUS ~ ISDIASA.-Thc Evansville Journal
contains the following: "A number of young
men, residents of Daviess county, returning
home from a dance, just before daylight, u
short time ago, thought 1t would be funny to
make those whom they might meet perform a
doublc-shuflle or pigiUu-wng for their amuse-
ment Accordingly they issued orders TO two
or three wuyiarcrs, and SAW them execute
them to their great delight. Just about day
light they met "A horsoman coming towards
them, and apprised him of the rule they had
made. and refused to listen to him when be
politely declined. The stranger dsmounted
with great apparent reluctance, and tied his
horse TO the fence.
Now boys" said he II want to furnish
my own music, ." and drawing Al large revolver
pointed it at the head of one of the disciples
of TCrpsichOrc. "Now, you raScals," said
the traveller "dancc. The boys looked at
each other in dismay, and then commenced.
llcel-and.toc, double-shuille, csscmce of old
Virginia, breakdown, hornpipe, and every
other variety Of the Tcrpsichorcan art known
to the rustic jOkcrs was performed for about
an hour, when the grim equestrian mounted
his horse and rode oil, leaving the young iuk-
ers tired and covered with perspiration, dust
and humiliation"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

BREAKING GROUND on THE CHEYENNE, IEoS
MoUSTAGS ASD MONTANA RALHoAp.--The inn
portant ceremony Of breaking ground on the
Cheyenne. Iron Mountain and Montana Rail
road, took place on Wednesday afternoon,
November lG, 1870. Tho ceremony was per
formed by DIR. S!las Reed, Surveyor General
Of Wyoming, in the presence of "a number of
the incorporatOrs Of the company.
1t i the design of the company to secure Il
grant Of land, and TO interest capital sufficient
% build the road To Fort Fcttyruuu, some 100
miles from this place; and We are informed
from the most r,liublo sources (Which We are
not at liberty 10 mrEtIuu) that II Is more than
likely tnUt corps of engineers will he placed
"u the line as soon as the opening OF the next
Spring, If not sooner. The Indians of North
cTn Wyoming, 1t Is wei! understood, will soon
he forced to 90 on reservations on Hccuuu;
Of the scnrcity OF &lmc, when arrangement,
viii bc made tn extend the road through that
important portion at our Territory, and on
through Montana 10 the Northern Pacific
| UypUiiHg Ilij,uDc Nor. lgh
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

NoRruEHS PACrrIC SUnvEYs.--Thc Mime
npolis (Minn.) Tribune, Of the 18th uit., con-
tains the following in relation to the surveys
Of tho Northern Pacific railroad. II tho road
lac located tO the Missouri river this winter.
there is little doubt that it will bc located in
Montana next summer The Tribune says:
Henry j.. Lamb, of Morris party of survey
ors, who left Georgetown August both, to run
line from that point to Fort Stevenson, on
the Missouri river $50 miles, arrived in the
city last evening. Mr.. Lamb left Morris
party Mt Fort Stevenson October 9th The
party was driven in hy n snow storm on the
23d ult. On the 2bth five or six inches of
snow fell and driftod badly. The party OK.
pccted to go to tho line again and work -
miles up tho Missouri and then turn back.
Mr. Morris expects to spend throo or four
weeks in correcting his line south of Fort
Tot,cn. The party is to return to Georgetown
ns soon rs practicable, and will then he dis.
banded. They met with no trouble whatever
from Indians"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

LUDICRoUs ATTENrT AT SuIcIDE.-A short
time ago an old colorcd woman who had be-
come dsgustol with this wicked world, de-
trrmin"d to seek n better one. She resolved
to leave by ascent and to effect her purpose
she brought into rcquisitiOn an old relic of
the war, IN the shape of a siN-pound cannon
ball, which had been taken home by her hus-
band as a treasure from the battlefield Of Fort
Donclson, and some powder. Having NIL the
necessary element for hoisting herself into
the better world, she very cody placed the
powder on the floor Of her cabin, with the
ball on top. Everything being in proper or
der for her ascent, she placed herself in a sit
ting posture over them, and then and there
fired the powder But instead of being shot
through tho roof as she had expected. she was
compelled TO burst out of doors, screaming
like IA sCrccch-owl, and sat hurricdly down III
the first tub Of water she could find. She is
determined, she says, TO Gud some other
means OF quitting this world than by the cx-
plosion Of gunpowdcr.--S. Joseph (lo.) Gd-
.citc.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14
To WISE Mas HIS ows PEovgnI,,.--t i

To WISE Mas HIS owS PEovERBS.--It is
always an ungracOus task 10 crtiCisc severely
the course Of person whose intentions are
mainly irrcproachablc, but the duty Of those
who seek to influence men from higher
standpoint than that of political eNpcdicncy
is no less clear The greatest kindness which
can be shown To an honest public officer il to
hold him strictly accountable for the cOmpa-
ny of his advisers; when he accepts evil couu-
sells, % oppose him; and if he clings to cor
rupt and aTtful schcmcrs, or allows them Ia
cling 10 him, to rebuke his weakness 10y with
drawing him from his position Of trust.
Some Republican journals, are endeavoring
to throw dust III the eyes of the people 10y pa
radIng these easily rcfutcd ISLANDERS against
President Grant which others have thought i,
for their interest to circulate, with the added
inference that II these charges are untrue. all
must be equally valuelcss. This subtcrfuge
will be UuavIllIng. The Presidents best
friends, while believing no lrss than ever III
his honest purpose, forced To the conclu.
sion that he has fuIlrd to set his iron will
against that corrupt system, which, long up
held 10y both parties, has reached its culmina-
tiOn under the one now dominant.
This sIu of omission can not bc explained
away, and recent events have fixed the nttDn.
ton of all thinking minds upon 1t. Gen
Grant has, contrary To- his fame, given many
Advantages to his enemies Of the political ring
hut ho can yet save himself, # h" will move
immediately ON thrIr wu3ES" II" EHs ucaTly
twO years To- fight II uUt uu that line" lct
him not keep himself bottled up III fatt
inactiOH.-H Ward B'crh'r.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14
JOB i'IsIN NC;
or DESCRIPTIONS rHparrIr DONE. ~ THE nEsT
ETII-E OF THE All.
our Only Autnor,Lcd Agents:

T.. =. FISHER. 20 and q New Merchants Exchange
ie only authorized agent in san Francisco. ClI.
HUDSON a MINET. Il Park Row. are Our agents
in New York City.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

DoSTEils. and job work Of o7ery description. done
l ct t1is oGhce ags- rermt each on dslivefy.-So
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14
Delinquent Taxes.

STATE NEVADA. COUNTY oF ELKo.l
ArDIrok's OFFICE. Elko. Nov. 30. 1870.
TINo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Be Il known
that have this day deposited with tha District
Att rn-y the Delinquent Tax LIST of Elko County
State o; Nevada for the year 1870 that unless tho
delinquent taxes therein specified paid TO the
CC unity Treasurer EG-Ofcio Tax Receiver, within
twenty days from the hrst publication this notice
to wit: or before the 22d day OF December, 1870
action will be commenced by the District Attorney for
the collection Of said taxes aud costs. .. . .r.'
u. F. HAEFORD. County Recorder
d. and Ex-Oficio County Auditor
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-14

| ANISG SOLD OFT MY BUSINESS At AN M
! ! mCusc sacrifice to McssrS RElNHAlIT 4 CO..
! beg hereby to thank my customers for their past
patronage. and solicit continuance Of the for
my successors.
l.. LIVINGSTON.