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The New York herald., 1870-08-29

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A NEATLY FUR
n nshed Room, the second with
ont Bonrd, TO single gentleman. Address K. Herald
Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28
FOR SALE.

OHEAP FOR CASH, A HOUSE AND~
u LOT. House with Three Rooms. well fi
furnished, with water and every conven-E:.&
fence for a comfortable residence. Situated i'm
medlately In front Of the Courthouse. For par
~ticuiars, apply at this office. maz'u'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
Ri ; ENNoR's LTsK.
Mr. Menken ] H Gunther FL Tharp
Mr. Holmes F N Hughes Mrs Norville
j wescoatt John 0'Brien
By BRAcHRY. WINES = co.'s LINE.
NJ Galinger P NJ Elder s Allen
Louis Cook NJ Cook Mr. Rosenberg
james Riley W c Land
DEPARTURES.
BY a ENNoR's LnR.
A R Biggs AID Hatch NJ Forbes
Geo Henderson
by BEAoHEY. wINEsA co.'s LINZ.
] II Lakeman II Janin
BY WILSON BROS. AUSTIN LINE.
Judge Harmon Thos Freelone d Frazier
Thos Council f Stable RR Moffatt
A L Titus John China
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

GoLDTHwAITE BROWN In shermantown,
May %, by Rev. A. H. sloat, George Gold
thwaite to Mrs. L.. v Brown.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

A. N. TOONE, General Superintend eni
T. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Pass. Agt. ma
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28
N tt z

NJ o c e
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX
L TON, Esq, Agent Of the Bank.of California,
holds my power of attorney and is authorized TO
collect all debts due me in white Pine County.
Persons owing the house Of CHI ARLES kOHN,
Treasure City, are notified to make immediate
settlement. or legal proceedings will be com-
menced to obtain all claims.
CHAS. ROHN.
Treasure City, March 16, 1870. aprls-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

Co to c. q. AIexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

Dun RoADs.-The roads between this
city and Elko at present are in splendid
condition, and a stage ride over the road
is a pleasure trip. The mud has dried
mp and dust has not yet commenced to
fy-so that the ride is more pleasant at
this than any other season of the year.
DWELLING Hous In Treasure City for sale
very cheap. Inquire at this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28
Dissolution Notice.

u,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between the undersigned, under the
style and firm Of Cook Brothers, Hamilton,
Treasure CITY. and Austin, State of Nevada, has
been this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
Lewis Cook retiring from said firm. All debts
against said firm viii be paid by Isaac Cook and
John A. Cook, who are alone authorized to col
LEWIS COOK,
ISAAC COOK,
Nay 7, 1s7c,lm JOHN A. COOK
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-28

Dissolution Notice.
TIVE p RTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between Maggy Mccarthy and Arthur
Mcmahon as partners inthe White Pine Iaun-
dry. has been dissolved this day by mutual
consent. All accounts due the said Laundry TO
be paid TO the undersigned, who will conduct
the business as heretofore.
MAGGY MCCARTHY.
Hamilton. New. May 4th, 1870. mac I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
NEWS or THE D1 I.
40 sho,o the very age and body Of the 7s"'e''

A Radical meeting was attempted yesterday
in Montgomery, Alabama. for the purpose OF
ccnsuripg United States District Judge BUS,
tccd for committing tho State Auditor to ia ail
for dsobcying an injunction OF the Court ING
Radicals composing the meeting disagreed
among themselves, and it was broken up.
The Indian delegations at Washington yes
terday again visited the Department OF the IN
terror. The "taIli' which ensucd was; but 1T
tie more than rcpctiion OF what was said on
the previous occasion. They press ther want
OF food, clothing and ammunition to XIII game
y Charleston telegram says that, ut tho de-
coration of Union soldiers graves at Magnolia
in South Carolina "prominent Republicans
delivered speeches, in which they urged the
cultivation OF friendly feelings between the
North and the South.
The Reconstruction Committee OF Congress
has agreed not to remove the political dlsabli
ties of any person who has not petitiOned fol
such removal Those desiring relief says /
Washington despatch, "must petition with pro
per submission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
Letter from LOudOun Co.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette ]
LEEsBURG, Va, June Cur municipal
election came off on Saturday under special
act Of assembly. The candidates for mayor
were George r. Head, who has been in council
for twenty years, and Thomas G. Morallee, late
military mayor. The registration shows 345
votes, and OF these 294 were cast on the Ser
gcant's ticket, and 293 on the Mayors ticket.
The vote 10. Mayor stood Head; 247, Moral.
lee 49, for Town Sergeant, B. Il. Attwell l65,
and NJ. 3. Steadman l20. There was one
ticket Tor Recorder and II CounclmeD, headed
by r. NJ Bentley for Recorder, which bad a
sort of fIibustcrng guerilla opposition 10 the
shape Of five independent tickets in the inter-
est of one man on all Of them. MIR. Bentley
by about , to l, and T. W. Shsfer, W.'B.
Carr, g. 7. Janney Jacob S. Weard, J.. w.
S. Tough, w. B. Lynch, il. Norris, Il. w.
Birkby, A. r. Mott, Samuel Orrison, A. J.
Bradficld and VIM. Cross were elected Council
men by votes ranging from 1872 to 2SS against
90 for the highest on all the opposition tickets.
Rev. w. O. Robey and r. FL. Bailey, two
colorcd men, received GO and So votes repcc
tivcIy,n not getting the whole vote OF their race,
as upwards of 30 voted and 100 we're regis
tered.
They generally voted the regular ticket COM
posed Of our best citizens, who have large eX-
pericncc in council matters and large property
interests The Mayor is q mechanic, the Re
cordcr merchant, the Town Sergeant a me-
chanic; the Council is composed of four me.
chanic$, two physicians, two clerks OF courts,
two merchants, one editor and printer nd one
teacher, and singular to say not single law
yer
They are men Of sound iudgemnt, in pros
porous circumstances, and OF great intelligence.
| will add for the benefit of Mr.. Mckenzie
that there is not man among them who is not
willing to provide for the payment of the in
tcrcst on our railroad bonds. Raining now
again though fair day yesterday. ALIoUIs.
EARTHQUAKE IN MENICo.-A despatch has
been received via. Havana, stating that
violent earthquake has visited the State OF
Oaxaca, which was especially destructive in
the city Of Oaxaca, the capital Of the Stale.
One hundred and three persons were killed
and tify.,hrcc wounded. A third of the city
was rendered uninhabitable. The earthquake
extended TO the mines, where eleven men were
killed and many wounded. Buildings in all
parts OF the State were destroyed, and reports
OF additional deaths arc coming in.
4 lii has been introduced into Congress to
provide for survey TO determine the bounda-
ries Of Arizona Territory, rendered necessary
by eDcroachments OF theMormons and the want
of knowledge as to where the new silver mines
belong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

@rTo the Voters OF the !SerenA Co"gress''"-
al District Of Firgi,ia.-The name OF our es-
teemed fellow-citizen Fl. 0. CLAUd aToN, c@4''
is presented to the voters Of the Seventh Con-
eressional District of Virginia rs asullnD!e can
didatc to represent the said District IN the next
Congress. 1t is needless to say anything OF Ms
considerations for the position in our conmunl-
~ where he il SO we'll known, but TO the voters
of other portions OF the field we can con a'ally
endorse him as entitled to their confidence ana
support, beth On account of his Integrity as
man az we'll as for his abilities to discharge the
duties pertaining to that station o,,n,u
MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
e.. Il 0. CANAL--A letter from Annapolis

g. a. 0. CAMILLA letter from Annapolis
TO the Baltimore Gazette says
THE preliminary nominations Tor the Dircc-
tors of the g. e. o. Canal Company having been
finally arranged, the election will take place
70 day. As the control Of the stock is held by
Maryla the election is virtually in the hands
OF the Board Of Public Works. The Directors
named arc Mr. Geo. s. Brown and Mr.. Gimor
Meredith, of Baltimore; Colonel j. G. Berrctt,
Of Washington CITY; DR.. Macpherson, OF Fred:
erick Mir. Isaac Young, of Montgomery. and
Mr.. Dodge, OF Washington county. Mr. John
p. Poe was at one time named as representa-,
tive of the Virginia interest, but it is doubtful
whether Virginia will be allowed to have any
voice in the Board, Mr.. Meredith is named in
Mr. Poc's place. Mr. Gordon, the President
OF the Company, will be displaced. Hitherto
the salary has been 81, 800 This will be at
least lrcbicd, it is said, with the intention OF
procuring the services Of head man, who
shall give his whole time to the superintendent
OF the canal. Senator James g. Clarke is the
gentleman selected 1t is rumorcd that he i,
also to be made Vice President Of the Western
Maryland Railroad, and that he is to remove
to HagcrstoWn.
i. S.-"le Board Of Public Works OF Nd
yesterday held meeting at Annapolis, at which
nominations were made on the part Of the State
for the President and Directors of the o. Il o.
Canal. Mr.. James g. Clarke, State Senator
from Baltimore county, was nominated tor
President, and McSsrs George 5. Brown, Gil
NOR Meredith. James q. Berrett, Isaac Young,
William S. Mcpherson and VIM, Dodge were
elected Directors to represent the State. Gov.
Bowie entered protest on the journal against
the election of any man as Director who was
agent for a corporation that had pending neGo-
tlations with the Canal Company with regard
to the purchase or sale of outlets to any basin,
etc. At meeting Ct the Stockholders oil the
Canal Company, held immediately upon the
adjournment of the Board of Public Works,
Mr. Clarke was elected President in the place
of Mr.. Josiah II. Gordon The salary OF the
President was fixed at $50 900 per anuum, and
the per diem OF the Directors was taken away,
their compensation being limited TO their actual
expenses while attending to the business of the
Board. hIr. Gordon the late President, read
long report The suggestions OF the Governor
in his special message TO the Legislature on the
subject of the Canal have been substantially
carr ied out. The office OF President and Gen
cral Superintendent will be merged into one,
and number OF superauous Offices will be
abolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

AUTHORITY TO REMOVE SUITS IN Va
From Richmond, Va, comes the statement
that in suit originating in the u. s. Circuit
Court, Chief Justice Chase decides as fol-
lows: -
The government Of Virginia, organized at
Wheeling, has been recognized by tho U. s.
as the rightful government of that State. At
ter all organized reistapce to the national au-
thority had ceased 10 Virginia, that govern
ment was established 10 the undisputed cXcr-
else of its authority at Richmond. That gov
ernment was thus established during the year
1865. When the insurgent government was
deposed by the superior force OF the u. s.,
the civil authorities did not necessarily cease ut
once to exist they continued in being, de taso,
charged with the duty OF maintaining order I'm
til superseded by the regular government.
Thus the common council of Harrisonburg,
though elected under the insurgcnt govern
ment, remained charged with the government
of the town, Notwithstanding the temporary
occupation of the place by the u. ). forces. 1t
might have been superseded, tor the govern
ment of the u. 8. was not bound to recognize
any authority which originated with the rebel
government, but it was not superseded.
1.-The mayor and common council, there
lore, exercising their authority, derived from
their election and not by virtue OF military
order, have no right to remove suit from o
brought for an alleged false imprisonment and
malicious prosecution thereon, charged to have
been committed by them in the discharge Of
aheir municipal functions. The case is remand
ed TO the State court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
<;s3sL HaESsetiAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, juno Tho market
for Wheat is firm, with light offerings; sales of
420 bushels red at l23, 1873, 1873 and 49, tho lat
ter figures for strictly choice. Corn is dull,
the bulk of the samples on Change being dam
aged; offerings of 1896 bushels mixed, with
sales at 100, lO2, 105 and 10G 270 bushels yell
low were offered, but no sales reported. Rye
is nominal at 10S, with small offerings. Oats
are dull st 56s58, with offerings of 2l0 bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

Call and see them. or send 70; circulars L.
ALBERT 4. SKINNER
General Agent 10 and II Union ST.
Alexandria, Virginia.
Orders for Threshers, Wheel Horse ha o.
and other Implements, promptly attended TO-
nv 14-tJyl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

President Grant yesterday received at the
White House the visiting Indian Chiefs now in
Washington. All the members OF the Cabinet
and their families were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

Rev. DR.. Cyrus Dickson, Of Westminster
Presbyterian Church. Baltimore, has been cleo.
ted Secretary OF the Board of Domestic Mis-
sions OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

On Saturday seven ships, loaded with refn-
ed and crude petroleum, cleared at Philadel-
phis for Europe, earring 1853, 900 gallons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
TO GIVE ENTIRE SAT-
ISFACTION.

Being simple in construction, llgh. uralI anu
durable. they will st once recommend them
selves to the public.
THE FIRST PREMIUM
At tho GREAT TRIAL held at Westoyer, Va,
June, 1859, was awarded to nW94asi Son Som
Agricultural Society. A.
First Premiums were also awarded those IA
chimes by tho Augusta County Fair, by the
Rockbrdge County Fair, and by the Lynch
burg Fair, in 1869.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

a severe and protracted drought ID prevail
ling in Maine, and the hot term continues una
bated. This has very seriously affected the
lumber interest. Logs are much wanted, and
holders ask their own prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

MARINE sIaS'T.
SUN ROSE .........4 "a MOON SETi....m'g.. | Us
SUN sKTs.............7 % HIGH WATER m 90 90
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE7
ARRIVED.
Steamer Z c Knight, johnson, Now York,to
Hooe, Wcdderburn u Co.
SAILED.
Schr V w Simmons, Williams, Whining
ton, N. G, by dooe, Wedderburn & Co.
Schrs Ed Sade, Jersey City; Sarah Fish,
Boston, Wu Magee. Derby; Il Furber,
Boston, and Rapidan, Derby, by American
Coal co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Georgia, hence at Savannah 9Th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENT
INDUC EMEN r S
~ M
FABRICS AND PRICES.
lack Canvas Grenadines, all widths:

Black Canvas Grenadines, all widths
Black Silk Grenadines, all widths
Black Baroge Harnsni, al widths.
Black AlpacAS, Mohair5 and Bombaznes:
with all other trst-clsss fabrics in black and
mourning goods constantly on hand.
Black and White Llama Lace Points, Sacks
and Jackets.
Lawns, Organdies, Linen Csmbrics, Piques.
Chintzesr Seorsuckers, Percales, Parasols, Kid
Gloves, Handkerchief Flannels, Dress Goods,
&C., sc.
&a- Chcyiots, Ducks, Drillings, Coatings,
Suitlngs, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., of reliable
qualitics and colors, for men, youths and boys
Shifting Linens and Cottons, of the best
grades produced.
White Goods and Muslins, all kinds.
va. Shswls, Scarfs, "Formosas," and ether
wrappngs.
&as- Black Silks other Silkg,and Dress Goods
generally and specially, at reduced rates.
&a-All kinds of Linen and other Dry Goods
COR the wants of families and housekeepers
&a-Our Northern and Eastern correspond
ents send US new supplies daily.
&ss-S0j burners and strangers will inspect our
stock at their pleasure.
All orders receive prompt and careful stten-
ton, and parcels properly packed for shipment
"a ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain
figures. PERRY s. BROTHER,
Pcnna. avenue and Ninth streets,
Washington, D. G.
Established 1910 ]
Carpets. Curtains Matting., Oil Cloths, Rugs
&C. upper floor:
Washington, ie 4-eo5tif
nEE PRICE ONLY
"NO MANS lhNOKANCE OF GOODS
TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF"
ALL GDUD3 MARRIED III PLAlH
FIGURES.
FINE FlK51-Gl.a GARMENTS,
Ready Made Gc 10 older ST
4. SAka : Coz,
rio. SIT SEVENTH aTRlEr,
WASHINGTON, d. q.
Washington dec l5-tf
GNHOICE DRIED BEEF for sale By
- NH % J. CLINTON MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

Intelligence from Mexico is to the lst OF
June. The revolutionists are quiet and the
bandits active, while the citizens of Guatemala
are invading Mexican territory and settling
upon it. The Congress is in extra session, en-
deavoripg to establish order in the Govern
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

The President of the G.. Il D. Canal in bis
annual report, recommends the carly construc-
ton of canal from Washington to Annapolis,
capable of carrying boats Of 275 toas burtheu,
which would not cost exceeding IS, 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07
CANAL COMMERCE..

- ss z $50
ARRIVALS-To-DAT.
R,st. N Bonapsrte, G. 8 Callan, Charles En-.
hrev and James o Heintzal, to Mary land CoAl
Co: boats II Flagg. i Williamson, +
Ioyd. b Stevenson, Swift, j Vandoryoort,
W ] Boolhe and John II Parrot, jr., to Amer
lean Cosl 20.
DEPARTURES.
Boats A Perkins, W Darrow. uehry ic'd,
Charles Robb and D A Lowe, for Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN WASHINGTON
The election at Washington, yesterday, for
Mayor and members of the City Council, re-
suited in the defeat of the regular Republican
candidate, Mr. Sayes j Bowen, and tho cleo
ton of Mr.. Matthew G. Emery. From the
Associated Press We have the following par
tjculars of the contest:
Never before has there been so much inter-
est in municipal election in this city. The
main contest was between Mr.. Bowen, present
Mayor, and Mr. EMery, also = l;epuhircaa, VIII"
was for the greater pant sunpnrIrl ~ these
outside that organization. The Emery mcn
claim the cIecllnn o! their ran.lI!ale ny over
9 coo maia its, together with that OF their
candidates for the City Councis. tlnnhnS are
fired and tonlircs lighted Il night hy thu
victorS. 80 :.
At the Third Ward polls during. difficulty
between whites and blacks, one OF tho latter
was shot in the wrist.
4 riot occurred in the Seventh Ward, which
became 50 serious that officers were obliged tC
resort to force. A colorcd man "a' sh9t by
one of them, the ball entering tho Lett SIDE
By riding into the vast crowd or scVcra
thousand persons ana briskly ing their baton;
the mounted police succeeded 10 I!spcrSln9
the rioters Some wero arrested. With these
exceptions there was general Soo' oracl
throughout the city. ~, r
Emerv carries every ward. The official re
turns from five wards are As follows:
~ Emnru'S ma !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

The municipal election in Washington, it
will be seen, has resulted in the defeat Of the
ultra Radicals They appear to be Lot only
disappointed but astonished. We presume the
real citizens of Washington must be heartily
Glad that the affair is over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

II having bern assorted that to bill rcndIHg
L-f,ry the Legislature for tho inc"rp|r"ti"l 81
The Potomac mnd Piedmont Railroad Company
| clr.red an amendment ttlat Wtti Ill '.ficAt TIC
objects Of tho incOrp oraLors, l dcslra ncreiy, ~
say tn such ,.<s1rtI2G - lnkni T." tho
construction of the proposed road through: such
portions of Fairfax county ~ would be most
advantageous TO ita citizens, while the point OF
junction with the Alexandria, l.oudoun and
Hampshire Railroad should BIO rs near equi-
distant between the Chain Bridge an! A!eHan-
dris as the eligibility Of location would permit,
in order that that city should not bc opcr-
could be avoided ard, further, To- prevent tho
mere construction OF branch road from
Georgetown to Tap tho A.. L.. IL II. Il. t., with
out reference to its further extension into Fair
fax and Londoun, rojcct entertained by
Georgetown for several years, but which 1t has
failed in, because it has refused to contribute 10
the construction of tho main line Of tn A., u.
81 H. K. r.. DESTROYS Of reaping the benefits OF
that road without expanding ono dollar upon
its construction. My solo aim and object was
to have road Gslilt for the bent lit Of the people
CT Fairfax, LoudoUn, Fauquier and Whatever
other counties in tho State through which 1t IS
proposed that it shall BE- constructed, and to
prevent in an indirect way that which for.
eign corporation has been for two years attempt
ing to get short branch road from one OF our
accrue to it, and the Legislature made tho cat 5
paw whereby tho chcstnuts might be drawn out
of the FIRE. 1t was in order to secure 10 the
peoplo of Loudoun and Fairfax road through
their counties especially that the anendm cnt
was Clfsred, and for no other purpose; assor-
tons and inuendces to the contrary noLwlLh-
standing. EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

The Radical members OF the House judiciary
committee have for some time agreed to re-
port bill taking the power of naturalization
out OF the hands of the State Courts and placing
it 10 the control of tho Federal Courts. 1t is
the present intention to report and pass this
measure the last of this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

\ LID has been introduced into Congress to
provide for survey TO determine the bounda-
res Of Arizona Territory, rendered necessary
by eDcroachments OF theMormons and the want
Of knowledge as to where the new silver mines
belong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-07

At the entertainment given by the President
to the Indians now in Washington, yesterday,
it is said, Spotted Tail remarked to his in
terpreter, that the white mon had = great
many more things to eat and drink than were
usually sent out to the Indians. The intcrrra
ter replied that it was because the whites had
quilted the war path and gone to farmlng. -
"Usb!" exclaimed the chief, Il will qalt the
war path and 60 to farming, too, if you will al
WAYS treat me like this, and let Inc live in is
big house"