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COMMERCIAL.
CoRfg y sL0ga ExcH8xax, !.
Ercasn.ssfss. Y A.. EoYs 70. ts1s

EIcs4sn. stfss.sv A. Eoy. 70. tsTs
or1gElNs6.
~ Wssnss-.W white, a,sA hasneis Red. s.osl G1ss.
Da sssn.-wnise . sushels. yellow. aons. x,se,t
2ats.-s7 bnsi1fia. ~ u 80
Gyf.--Se2 nrshal-. 80 s.5f ! sess
1e1t.- 20 bualeJs, 81 Il ~ $500 - So
5ocfee1tHGs.--70 husre Ia 80 3 80 g
81 SALES. 4. ~ - y
raeoa-AWh ite, 39s t.rslsels ,,rt,nH ~ ~ /r a
mt, 80 90 e ~ - 6ashese ST On 90 81 bu hos
iss hshsis az se ~ bushels ueayif. ontes t 81 On:
90 bushels 1t $4s} :ss nDu,ss,a s 81
bushels at Si4s; 20 bushels IL SI afs - %
9L a23 90 bushels as 9Lc7x1g rsfeis ~ ~ at
lss bushels at Oh 100 bashss At o. To- TosaI s.ss3
Wheat.-Red, srs bushels 81 s,.so. Il ,,.,.,. :,
9l9 800 bnshe,s a. 4l1s; 90 Bushels - HE 81
bushels very inferior ct soc 7a bushsis yery In
fertor at eLo72; 10 bushels danaoad ~ esc a
bushels very Infsrtorst eI lecs bssitls psine
a. SLI7l; w. bushels at ei.aS sssbuihsis It Si.ao
at SLs7S Total, e.csJ bushels. = T's'41sAS
Corns--Whites 90 bushels prime nsn at soc.
Oats.-62 bushels good &C 45c- - -.
damaged st sec. ~ izEt' & - g
Medl.-s2 bushels st s5c - ls5.,f II .Esi3 Sl.s
Screeatags.- 20 bushels at Toe. E
~. rs RR-HxEIBsTEDs
WaeGs.-Wh bite, sss bushels. Red. ia bushels.
Domestic Markets-fBFTRrzGn
NEW YoRK Nov. b. Eoon.--F flour, wheat, and
corn dull and heavy. Pork 6r7n old, es3.Go.
Lard frm. Cotton easier. bat not lower
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CoFGREss1oNA ELECTION IN NORTH Caro-
Nov. 2S.-The election here
on Saturday, to I'LL the vacancy in the 41st
Congress from this district, passed off quiet
'iy. The indications are that Manning
(Democrat) beats il. w. Holden (Republi-
CAM, son of the Governor, by an increased
majority over the Aust elections.
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nc2l
sslCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
EAl Is(lA SCHEDIILE.

AS dIND LAIN A44A1I xbl2x1
"a ROAD.-PASSEHaER SCHEDULED;
GOING S0UTH.-Lynchsrrg and Oanvtue pas.
5sngers leave Richmond daily lexcspt Sgndaysl
at Sl5 A. NJ; leave Burkevtile daily Except Gun.
days) &C P. M; arrive at Dany1lle daily Tex.
cept sundaysl. q s:ss p. q. THRoVaaassAtL
Ard EXPRESS leaves Richmond datlygat 3:ss
r. n: leaves Danvtlle dolly at 1:11 A. NJ; arrives
as areersk oro' daily at ls05 A. II. :.
Come No2TH.-Lynchburg and DAnyiA8 pas.
sengers leave DauytIle daily Except euncag0 IS
7NG A. n. !; leave Burkeville daily (sxcsps Ban
day5l st i r. NJ arrive ct RlShTend daily
AND EXPKESS leaves Greensboro' daily q lis
A. III. leaves Danvtlle daily &C Ss52 AssHss Ar
rives at RiehmonG daily al li:ok,A. N $50
The Lynchburg snd Dzny1ne passenger T3ktn
connects at Burkeytlle with the trains On tho
5outhside road for Petersburg NORFOLK Lynch.
ourR, and al stations on the Solthside And Viz.
sinfs End Tennessee railroads, Bristol Enoxs
YiIIe Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
md 81 importan: points South and soatnsssi.
At Greensboro with the trains on The Gorfh Csro-
Una road for Charlotte, C0lumbts, AnSrst&, Sa-
sannah, BACON, Mobile, Montgomery. &c.s&c. ;
and &C Richmond With the Richmond, Hreeeyicks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, ana
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHm ES'6 PATENT
RECLIAnG OHAIas On, the through eIpress
rain. THOMAS D0uAAEAH,
sell SuDerfntendsnt.
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Miscesenation IN Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-A white man who
has been fined for living with black wo-
man, whom he claimed as his wife, has in.
stituted suit against the city for 1926, 00e
damages. The city has filed demurrer
against the jurisdiction of the corporation
courts in the case, as the question of mar
riage belongs solely to the State courts.
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TELEG i NEWS.

Few York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. ea.-E Noon. = Stocks firm.
Gold, iii. Money, 4@s per cent. nv ~
9. Ere4ifHg. Money abundant nt s@35. Sterling,
1os@1osi. Gold, 1i1t@i1is. Governments steady.
Southerus neglected. -.
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French Cruisers After German
.4.a Steamers.

HAVANA, Nov. 29.-The French man-of-
war Talisman has been seen cruising in the
track Of German steamers sailing from New
Orleans to Bremen.
The American men.of-war Tuscarora and
Pilgrim arrived at Nassau on the 21st. Two
boats containing fourteen men had also ar
rived there.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. GA mees;,,r ,vos
held here last night to express ir,Sia5ot;nn
at thecourse of Smith and Rinefan, +, 10.
.fusiug to vacats their offices. The moat;r !,
was largely attended, All the speechaes
were made by Republicans, the princiraI
speaker being Judge Morse, the defeated
Republican candidate for Attorney. Gen.
eral. he said the election was q fairand
peaceful one, and that he had already turned
over his Office to his successful Demo cratic
competitor, and did so because he was en-
titled to it. He denounced the acts OF lock.
ing thewheels Of the Government as high
handed usurpations.
i, Several Republican members of the Legis-
lature also spoke In condemnation OF Smith
and Bingham.
Mr.. Graham, q Republican member from
Perry county offered q resolution, which
was adopted, expressing the indignation
and disapprobation OF the people at the
course taken by the two persons above
mentioned. E5iz #s4s .Efsastaftr
~ EsEcoND DIsPATcH.1
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 3d. Both Houses
OF the Legislature adjourned to-day until
tomorrow, after brief session. There has
been no new developments. 1t is surmised
that Smith is awaiting the meeting Of Con-
gress, hoping to be reconstructed into the
Goyernorship. a,izis%'
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suspension of Payment.

CrNcINHAE1, Nov. 29.-Moher, Solomon
& Moher, liquor dealers, have suspended
payment.
Hof heimer & Brothers, in the same bust
ness, have suspended, with liabilities esti-
mated at $500, 900.
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TARIFF OF PRICES. ttL
VIA LOWER POTOMAC ROUTE.
DILHMOND AND YORK RIVER
HI RAILROAD. ss"f - H'tfE|

On and after MONDAY, Oct. "a, 1870, the trains
on this road viii be run as follows .5
Es PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING EAsT.-Leaves Richmond daily at lis
p. NJ. arrive ut " eat Point daily at $40 Pm.
GONG WEsT.-Leaye West Point daily. No A.
M. !; arrive at Richmond daily at 1885 A. NJ.
Trains connect az West Point daily Except
S snSnyyas w on yaTp syer YsSswE and ior
more. -.. u ~. t.r.At.
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to Balsi-
more, 81. " No. ,n'.sfts4 ~
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
a... ATTACHED. ~ gstty
Leave Richmond daily Except Monday at
O'Clock A. NJ; leave West Point daily Except
Monday at ] O'Clock =. III. tAet$ ti.s
THROUGH FREIGHT. 1ty.a
For BALTIMORE and ell points NORTH and
Through bills Of lading given to all prominent
points North and West. :. 49,
WILLIAM B. EEoG
oc q Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Races at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-The Me-
taire hurdle race was won by Bacon, beat
ing Chalmuth's "Wild Cat" The second
race for purse of $500, mile heats, was
won by Kildare in two strait heats. Time,
1 IN and AZ s
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Summary OF Dom estic News by
[6 Telegraph. i
Five hundred troops have been ordered
from Cincinnati to Atlanta, Ga.
The steamer Erie sailed from New York
with stores for the French yesterday.
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WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND;

VIRGINIA REPORTS COMPLETE
" ~aNuOLPH & ENGLISH, 1913 Main street,
have for sale a complete fett Of the VIRGINIA
REPORTS and INDEXES, and the other scarce
Virginia books. Large stock OF new and old
STsNDARD WORKS. A catalogue Of new laws
published In tn last two years, sent free to all
no 1S-d!Sw 1900
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General Halleck ON the Employment
of Regular Troops I'm state Eiec.

ftOHs.. i ,f-5Ea.s ssE& 'lss
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-General Hal1eck,
who commands the department of the South,
is opposed to the employment of regular
troops in State elections except in extreme
cases, and then only after the State power
is exhausted. He writes the Department
that he is assured by Federal civil officers
that the employ ment of troops inexecuting
judicial processes and enforcing revenue
seems to increase rather than diminish the
necessity of resorting to such force In civil
matters. He says the il-disposed become
more and more exasperated at being CO.
creed by. force which they think has been
and the better disposed relax their efforts to
punish local crimes on the plea that this
duty now devolyes upon the military. -.
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Senatorial Eiecsi on I'm North Caro-
p t.-.' lima.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 29.-The Legisla-
ture has elected Hon. q. B. Vance Oem.)
Senator, over Abbott, the present incum-
bent. Governor Vance's majority on joint
ballot lacked little Of o two-thirds vote
He speaks this evening at the Exchange.
Numerous friends are calling on him to offer
their congratulations.
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2nULCKWHEAr FLOUR-2,Oo0 pounds
ID In Is, 50, and 100 pound packages; = no
) nos "a. :, o4V|N1sS = w !
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.RAaLROAUs,.
go % - S
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO K1IL.
" ROAD.--On and after MONDAY. etii Esecen
BIER, 1870 the PASSENGER TRAINSsWiN run as

~ r =
MAIL TRAIN WIN ran DAILY between Rteh-
nond and SesnntoH Except sunday, between Cor
donsville and stxuntonJ. Leave Richmond as a.
NJ. arrive Of Staunron at 20 2. NJ. Leave etaun-
ton ct 3:59 A. n, and arrive at Richmond .n S:Sa
p. NJ, making close connections at sGosdonsyiiIe
ana Charlottesville with orsugs &lexandria and
Manassas railroad trains for Aiexandxis. Wssh.
ingtoy, Baltimore, Phfiadefphis, New York, Bos-
tor, &C.; also for Lynehbmg, Knoxville, Cnat-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, iMoBfRuuery
Mobile, &C. This teain win run TRL-WEEKLY
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and; SATURDAY,gyiz:
Leave White Sulphur at also A: n. and arrive st
M., and arrive as White sulphur at 10 Pm.
Going West. passengers dine as aordcnsyfIls
Staunton and dine at 9ordonsvtlle. ss{,gsE
This train connects with stages as follows:
At staunton for Lexington, Natural Bridga, and
Harrisonburg. y},EZt n%tr% sos -
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles:
At white salDhar springs Tor Levtshurs, smiles;
and Chafleston, loo miles, :. EtEaf<7es - -
THROUGH TICKETS issued toail, poin.s
North, West, aud Southwest. go S-TIt
t'-eis,.i JAMES II. NETEERLAND.
b no2s 49, 1919 General Ticket Aren't.
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Fra i'm Aucrsta sutcsde. &c.

VTfE IN n css HhSt<s SUhChUVs w.
g. STAUNroN, November 29.-Siberton's hote
at Buffalo Gap has been destroyed by fire
John Wilson, residing at Swoope's depot
committed suicide to-day.
Snow is quite deep in Highland county.
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Having unsurpassed facilities IN our business a
sra uetters.up Of clubs special Inducements VIII
he odered. ~s's9c ELhYRON n TAYL0hs ~
y. Next TO Utepaten onilgaapEH ~. :
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The two claims
recently rejected by the Mexican commits
sion had accrued since the date OF thu
treaty. :.
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naEISx zawEaIaaEHGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOV. so, 1870.
SIM rises. Ill Noon SETS. ......,., u 90
SIM sets.....,.,.... 80 High tide. To-
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG n. K Oo.,}
RICHMOND Oct. 20, ls7e.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
4 run as follows: .s-,3...,,
Leave Richmond at s:g A. N. and 3:soP.M.
Leave Petersburg 1t 10 A. M. and TOO T. M.
i. Freight and Accommodation train, with pa3ser-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily st
i. IA, and Petersburg daily 1T $40 A. n. lsnn-
days eYcepted). - Ia..t- - ~ = sf't'+
The 2:45 A. Ii. train viii not leave Rienmnnd On
SUNDAYS, and the 1:o5 p. "a. train win NOT leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS. E,..s -.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. a.,s,,Sas - .s#.,- ,,ifg Egyf9.l
will run daily. $500 -
Leave Glover BILL 1T ;. A.. M, connecting at
gers returning viii take the $50 r. n. train con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
49, THOMAS 81. WYNNE,
oc2l Superintendent.
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gDUKs AND srATaonEs1

gssssSKs AND STATaBNEEK. ~
FDGAR'S. STRUGGLE, fra.f
= A STORY FOR CHILDREN,
beautifully illustrated by a Richmond artist, and
by Richmond author. Price, ssc. t<~
=. CLASSROOM.
for Sunday-school teachers minutes neat, .sys.
tematic, and useful. Price, IS per hundred.
RED ANDBLUE sUNDAY-sCHooL TICK ETs,
on stiff board. with verse Of Scripture on each.
Price. 75c. Fer thousand. s.e
- CARDS,
containing the Lords Prayer, Ten Command
men $, Is; stiff colored board, Price, $3.50 per
hund' cd. 49, r. IS
In press-wiil be ready early in December
~ WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND
story or boys, with four Illustrations and pho
tograph OF Gen. K. u. Lee. Price, 75c. ~,
AM "f the above per mail, post paid on re
ceipt OF r tstl price.
Usual d iscount To the trs de.
Mozart HY Il ELLISON, Publishers,
2O-2t Ola Main street.
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The Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON, NoY. 29.-No copies Of the
Presidents Message will be delivered to the
press in advance OF delivery.
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1870. -. - I. 1870,
SCHEDULE or TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. 5.s5,t.5TE....

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RQyTE TO AL POINTS
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A DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-King William tele-
graphs the Queen that on Monday General
Mantenfel, with portion of the First
Army Corps, defeated the French o few
miles south of Amiens, with a loss to the
French of 1000 killed and wounded and
700 prisoners. 80 -.
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The Commissioner recommends NO
change of Tax on spirits. and that
tho Tax an Tobacco be Made Uns.
fov,a-The Use of Spies or Inform
t..N should be n.sconranucd-Ehs
I,rrcc; s.and Tax-apothccaTaes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2'.-The last OIL
.;.I act If Mr.. Delano as Commissioner OF
j,..nrual Revenue was the writing of his
.,nnusl report. The following abstract
contains the important features of the re-
lsaEi
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LONDON, Nov. 29.-It is officially state
in the Telegraph that Russia has decided
withdraw her demand, and submit it to
conference, ~
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

n The, FuTEESTH AAgSpxExr.-The Fifteenth
Aneodments being 6Ia musical turn Of mind were
out In full force at fhe musical soiree the othe
night to see Topsey take them on. They were de.
lighted. Of COURSE 50 mach % that some or the
c"Iored sisters are about to get up q concert Of
tneir own and we understand they propose TO
furnish free. deadhedd tickets for the back seats
70 de poor white trash who are In favor OF Civ.
ing twenty acres OF land and n mule TO every col.
oIed citizen In the South but HAUNT politeness to
give Dlnah seat In the Court.r Sambo and
julius Cesar have also held a convention at which
theS resolved with great unanimiiy TO repudiate
the republican party at the next election on the
ground that the Radicals OF this country have
thrown Oh on the cooreJ citizenS aud are buying
razors and backing their own boots. and n Il
we're not Tor their Democratic friends the Internal
revenue Collector would soon clean them out
ihey are particularly down on the Radical ofice
holders OF this county, whom, they allege usurpei
all the best seats the other night, and wouldn't
even Issue license for cdrtnJ privilege, for fear
their shadows would backen the walls of the Rad.
ica sanctuary and they say II Il were not for the
generous Intervention OF their Democratic allies
Rey wouldn't have had aTt sidHdiEJ 10 the hcrsu
The Hads. have evidently "got their foot in it'i
ny allowing the Democrats to take all the loyal
wind out Of their sails by this acceptance OF The
situation, and we understand they have already
forwarded TO Washington n draft Of the Sixtee nth
Amendmcht. abolishing the Emancipation Pro-
clamation and reducing all the cUiored populat
10 slavery. Africa Is In cOmmntion thercat. but ,
Win the Democracy, has resolved 10 stand BY the
Fifteenth Amendment tn the last. ..t...
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THE ELK0 lGDEpEN DENT.
sATuRDAY, FEBRUARY 40. 1870.
TEE ooscx,r.--The ooneer. at the Court

The iCoscEHr. The concert ut the Court
house on Thursday night, for the benefit Of
Miss Fnnces Honeywell, was decided sue
10 the young lady, but also the source OF gem
uine entertainment 10 the crowded audience
in attendance. The court room was filed to
its full capacity, and the general satisfaction
afforded by the programme was evinced by
frequent and prolonged applause. Miss
Honeywell was insisted by number OF gen.
tlemen residing here, noted In private circles
for their musical talent, and by mt least one,
Mr.. Vincent, who has popular professional
reputation. The Elko Glee Club, comprising
sIessrs. Vincent, Brown, Come, Hess, KEEL
logg and Steinberger, opened the performance
with an Italian Boat Song, which was very
favorably received by the audience. Miss
Fannie then appeared and sung the ballad
'Who will care for mother, now?'' She sur
prised the audience with voice full and melo-
dious, controlled and modulated with wonder
full power for girl of only thirteen carrying
the song through to the end with pathos
and artistic taste which brought down the
house. The ballad by Mr.. Beachey, I'm
thinking Of thee was well received. please
give lie penny" by Vincent, brown and
Miss Fannie, vas produced with good taste
and gave iaach pleasure, III also did the en-
.cOrp Little Nand." Mr.. Nincent's comic
song. The pirat, Alabama" was sung with
animation and taste, which brought him
again upon the stage in up in balloon, "
and still again with MY love, Nell Mr..
Edelen's rendition 81 the song "Linger not.
darling was particularly pleasing; and Mr..
Steinberger, i'll the ballad "Good-bye, sweet
heart, goodbye" surprised hrs most intimate
friends with a deep aud cultivated voice.
which would have done credit to q profession
al singer. The banjo duet hy Nessrs. Brown
and Ryan. and the serenade Fairy dcH" ty
Hess, Kellogg, Come and Brown, were sue
ceeded by the rendition of "T0psey" by Mirs
celcntly.
The concert will net Miss Fannie 500,
which will enable the young lady to cultivate
her mind and voice in a way that, we trust,
will one day give her worldwide reputr-
ton.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

Coon ron CorE.-Wo learn that .he south
ertention Of the Argenta has been struck very
rieh by Mcclellan, formerly of Elko. The
point is about 400 feet from the original loca.
ton. Mcclellan sunk a shaft about fifty feet
deep and then tunneled into the hill. There
were no groupings at that point. This dis
covery so deep proves the Argenta To be II
permanent ledge.
We have been shown 10y o. +. Rogers, who
recently arrived from Mountain City, several
very fine specimens of rock taken from the
Crescent ledge, owned by Lucas, Ramsey 4
Co. Some Of the pieces have been lalrnt. and
are literally white with the precious metal
Accounts from other lodges are very favorable
aud every body is in good spirits. The Canty
mill started up on last Saturday, and will
probably run continually hereafter. Ii will
crush abOTt five tons per day.
The Mountain City ledge, under the snper
attendance of Mr.. Hart, is developing well
Some very rich ore has been taken out lately
and the mine is more than iustifying th. san
guinc expectations of its owners.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

NEw BAsKISo HousE.-M. z. Freeman,
County Treasurer, and lately connected with
+. NJ. Eder in the banking business in this
place, will open banking house on the first
proNimo i'll the fine room formerly occupied
Ivy the Union Pacific Express Company on
the northeast corner of the Cosmopolitan
Hotel building. ..".-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

ATsLKrSo LADY passed through EIko yes.
terday on the train west. She had neither nte
nor slept since leaving Chicago, having talked
continuously eleven hundred miles. She
started n conversation with our friend Gard
ner at the Cosmopolitan, and gave him snch
n turn that lac has been silent for twenty-fo
hours
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

PgRsoSAL.-,Iohn Spencer. one Of the solid men
OF Lander county, aud fortunate owner in sew
era Of the rich mines at Mineral Ill., in this coun.
~, was in town yesterday, lie thinks the little
unpleasantnesS between the two counties can be
easily adjusted TO the entire satisfaction Of the
citizens OF both counties. All that Elko wants Is
fair deaf. which Mr. Spencer says she shall have
and le is a man Of his word.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

lT will he seen 10y AN advertisement in
another column, that NJ. +. Freeman has re-.
tired from the we'll known banking house If
L. Nj. Edor Il Co. Mr. Elder will continue
the business AZ heretofore under firm name Of
y. NJ. Elder Il Co. His standing in financial
circles, integrity and business qualifications,
Will continue to insure him success.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

IoASo.-F. +. Marx, prominent merchant
ana business man now located at Toano, was
III town this week. He informs ris that now
stage line IL about 10 be started from Tonno
10 connect with the Ely district, which will bo
great accommodation to the increasing
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

Cicoo MovE.-Senator Fitch has ordered l50
shade trees rom Sacramento, 10 he selected by
Senator Green One hundred of these trees are
TO be set out around the courthouse aud the hal.
ance are for private purposes. This is Il sensible
move, aud We are III hores g. see others go aud
do likewise.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

hAnsAs CoRpUs CAsE.-The cnsc OF James
broest under indictment for assault Will, n
Iwendiy weapon, was brought before Judge
Mooney yesterday, under n writ of bnLaas cor.
puS, on tho ground of former conviction ON
'he same ohonsC. PRAYER denied
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

THL machinery of the Granite mill. of Gold
HILL was loaded from the freight train yester.
day on teams for Silver Park where il is to
he erected to do custom work
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

MoSE iiAIsEs liz Az busy M bcc collecting
choice things for his cabinet. He will soon
nave supply Of choice specimens of orc
from the celebrated Battle Mountain district
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

FnoN rumors that we hear, we suspect that
the Grand Jury are sailing in ON county mo,.
tors pretty lively. They will be in session,
some days vet,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

c. +. GILLErT, Superintendent Of the Humboldt
Division Of the Central Pacific Railroad, has been
in town for the last few days on grand jury bust.
ness. II j. rather rough on active railroad
man like him 10 he confined 10 the Jury room.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

Brick MAENd.--J. IL. Cook will commence
making brick next week Parties contemplat-
80 cunning had better send ia their orders.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

RAILROAD DHrnrcr il tho subject Of nm In
tSStessing letter from our correspondent n, tbo,
P'"oo' Wo hope to hear from him often.