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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-27

ouERY.-Is Chinese immigration a plank in
the Republican party, and is a mans standing
In the party to be measured by his support or
opposition to that SYSTEM If every man in the
Republican party, who is opposed to a further
continuance Of Chinese immigration, is In con-
sequence thereof TO be ruled out of that organi-
zation. then the Democrats have only 10 sit
quietly In their places, and the State will go in
support Of their ticket by an overwhelming ma
tority. There are thousands of men in the Re
publican party, who, while they are in favor OF
every protection being extended to Cinnamon in
the Country, are determinedly opposed to any
further increase Of that element. This Is a fact
which can not be disguised. and the politician
who argues to the contrary is an ass or . knaye.
Republican leaders can not tie the masses of the
party down to a recognition, that Chinese immi-
grafton, unchecked and in numbers. IL o prip-
ciple of the organization demanding and reouir-
ing their countenauce; because they worf give
1t II they do.
The above we find In The Spirit of the
Times, San francisco. Now we ask our
ootemporary What is your own propo-
sition?' California had a Legislature,
elected, as much as on any other. on the
proposition to pul a brake on the free
immigration Of Chinese to this Country.
1t wa a very salamander of purity, that
Caucasian Legislature; and it did moth
ing. 1t enacted a measure, we believe,
to protect its constituents against a miti-
gated consequence of contact with that
people-instead of naming the genuine
ailment; and quit the Caucasian business
right there.
What will you do? We believe in fair
dealing, faithful execution of the COM
paets. If you seek commercial advan-
tages. on the p~retense of guaranteeing
to China all the privileges awarded the
most favored nations then stand by
your eonditions--an and show that people
how a Caucasi with pug nose and
bleared eyss-can keep his word to a
heather. Bah! show the idolator some
trace of your God, and of the shimmerings
Of His light into your aristocratic soul
them if it is left in You, send him
back to tell his fellows of the heaven
that was forbidden him.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES!
Special to Tao wAlta Tia Daily News.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, May 26.
Assemblyman Rockwell is out in a
card to defend his action, and attacking
that of the Mayor and Supervisors IN the
matter of Donahoe IL Creighton.
II is claimed there have been nearly
$50 orders Revolutionary of them by
telegraph-for ticket 1919, IL the Mer-
camille Library Lottery; and one en-
thusiastic individual offers 500 bonus for
it. The agents are registering the names,
with orders for numbers Of tickets, as
they come in; and 1919 was among the
first called for.
The weather is fine.
Judge Sawyer this morning reduced
the charge of Romero from burglary
to petty larceny and sent him for D
months to the county jail.
Charles King, for slashing the neck OF
a fellow Barbary-coaster, in drunken
~plnyfulness, with a ~penknife, was sent
up for six months.
Sheridan Corbyn, the theater manager,
for severely cowhiding Pepher, of the
California theater, for slandering him by
saying he had run away with Maguire's
funds, was fined St0.
Any number of grapevine kilograms
concerning Fenian movements, on the
streets.
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THn FES1Ass are moving, now, and it
must be expected they will do something.
II seems their last chance. They Rave
long been in preparation. and often
threatened. Now they have moved, the
world locks on; regarding II as the grand
elimination Of much drilling, much taxa
ton of the laboring men and women of
the sBrotherhood.' If they strike now
for Independence. and strike in earnest,
they have many good wishes. If they
fail, they must give up the strike, or
make their next preparation elsewhere.
Our extra yesterday excited much in
terest. Our dispatches this morning
contain further news from the seat Of
war.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

New York, May 26.
Late Cuban advices state that there is
a umor to the effect that the intendante
advocate is placing a loan of $50, 600, 900
in the United States, if possible-giying
the island and its revenues as security.
If true, it would give the Spaniards
plenty of money, and form a party of
bondholders for them in the United
States. Yalmazada had written to The
Diaris de la Marina, requesting that
journal to deny the current report that
he and DeRodas were on bad terms. No
var was imminent.
George Stoatford & Co.'S oakum fac
tory, on Hudson street, Jersey City,
burned yesterday. Loss $50, 900. In
sured for $40, 900.
A monster festival, similar to the Bos-
ton peace jubilee, is proposed in this
city, in June. The Empire Ring is to be
fitted up for the purpose. Distinguished
vocalists and musicians from all parts of
the States expected.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, May 26,
Considerable excitement and activity
among the Fenians here; but, so far as
any reliable information can be obtained,
it finds vent merely in speech-making.
A large meeting was held at Fenian
headquarters here last night, the main
object of which seems to be the collec-
ton of funds; and a considerable amount
was raised. Enthusiastic speeches were
made, and reports Of operations yester-
day received with immense applause.
An unfortunate Canadian who happened
to be present was pointed at as a spy, and
obliged to seek safety in flight.
A rumor prevails to the effect that
several hundred men have left hsre for
the frontier, and a large quantity Of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-27

FEATHERsroSE.-B. H. Rogers, an en-
ergetie and experienced mine superin-
tendent, is here to resume work IN a
number Of claims owned by San Francisco
people. he commenced work last week
on the 'Featherstone, and is well pleased
with the improved appearance Of the
mines generally. He will shortly resume
operations on other mines owned in San
Francisco. He informs us that the feel
ing in regard to White Pine has greatly
improved. under the influence of the
yield during ire past few months.
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NEWS.

LONDON, May 26.
The ship Margaret Smith, from Green
ock for Cuba, put back, leaking.
The Sappho has challenged the Cam
bria for two more races, with time allow
ance.
BEnLIN, May &c.
The Rechstadt has finally adopted the
bin abolishing capital punishment except.
in cases of premeditated murder and
murder of members of the royal family.
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BY TELEG RAPH !
Special TO the White Pine Daily Nsvr.
the FENIANS IN THE FIELD !
They Cross the Border
Carrying the War into Canada!

New YORK, May %.
The Canadian news causes a sensa-
ton. 5000 men, it is represented, have
left here. and as many more have since
enlisted.
Rumor says Fitzhugh Lee is to COM
mand, and also that 700 United States
troops have started for the border.
The First Battle!
kilograms from st. Adams state that
the Fenians entered Canada from Frank
lin, Vermont, attacked Fredericksburg,
and defeated the Canadian militia in a
skirmish, with a loss of several killed
and wounded.
Pigeon Hill Occupied.
BosroN, May 25.
Reports at headquarters state that the
advance guard occupies Pigeon Hill
the Sixtieth Rifles falling back without
firing q gun. The Grand Trunk Rail-
road is torn up for quite a distance, to
capture a cattle train.
Recruits OF Men and Munitions!
OeDENsBURG, May 25.
Five hundred Fenians and 100 wagons
with ammunition, passed through Mas
SIENNA last night, and four hundred more
at WATERFOWL.
The number at st. Albans is estimated
at /, $50 to 1900.
Col. Mosby, the Confederate guerrilla,
Is there, with an organized force of cav
airy.
More Going to the Front.
MONTREAL. May %.
n Fenians are at Trout liver, Frank
I'm county, and intend to cross.
0Oo volunteers left for the front, and
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FROM UTAH.

CoR1NNE, May 26.
The steamer Nick Wall arrived at
Fort Benton, NJ. T., at 81 this even
ing-frst steamer of this season-loaded
with passengers and freight for Helena.
During the passage a passenger named
Piper was killed by the wheel striking
and crushing him to pieces, after which
he fell overheard and was lost.
Gen. Sheridan will leave Fort Shaw
tomorrow for Benton; thence by boat
down the Missouri river. .
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FROM Los ANGELES.

Los ANGELES, May 20.
An American named J. Tejada was at
daybreak this morning arrested, heal the
San Luis ranch, by Sheriff N. Fl. Morse,
of Alameda county, for completely In the
Stockton wholesale murder last Fall.
The Sheriff is now on the track of others.
The Common Council has adopted q
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-27
FROM CARSON.

Carson, May 26.
The Price murder trial is progressing
rapidly at Genoa. All the evidence
taken and argument concluded. The
jury has been out four hours, and not
yet returned a verdict.
The State officials, civic societies and
officers of the Mint have been invited to
participate in laying the cornerstone of
the State capitni.
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FROM VIRGINIA r

VIRGINIA Cry, May 26.
Mike Connors, who was injured by the
explosion of a blast in the Hale & Nor
cross mine, Tuesday night, died at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the injuries
received.
Wells, Fargo & Go. shipped 7 bars of
bullion tonight. Value, $15,664.0S.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-27

arms and ammunition supplied yester-
day. The impression generally, outside
of Fenian circles, is that the arrest OF
Gen. O'Neill will nave a demorallzfng
effect on the movement.
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Attention, ~E=enians!

A LII MEMBERS OF LIBERTY CIRCLE.
"A FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. are commanded
to meet at Armory Halt, Main street, Treasure
City. at 7 O'Clock THIS friday EVENING, May
u, 1870.
THOMAS FRANCIS HANLY, Center.
JOHN G. CoLGAS, Secretary.
p. S.-Al members OF Red Hand Circle Of
Hamilton are requested to attend. ma27-1t
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FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, May &c.
A. j. Coburn, an old citizen, died to-
day of congestion of the lungs.
In the District Court, to-day, the case
of Hopkins VS.. W. p. r. R., verdict for
plaintiff in the sum of $4,000 and costs.
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Matricd.

GIBsoN-MoRIARTY-In Austin, May 81. VIM.
Gibson to Miss Julia Moriarty.
BESDER-GHMORE-In Gold Hill, May II.
John Bender oJulia Gilmore, both of Dayton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS San Francisco,
Nay IS, Christian Frcderickson to Christina
Eggars.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-27

MONTE CSIsro.-The mill bearing this
name 1.-THE pioneer institution of the dis
srict) is at present running on roasting
ore from the Page & Corwin mine, at
Secret Canyon. Tho ore mills between
800 and $500 per tun.
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FOR SALE.

(tHEAP FOR CASH, A HOUSE Az.
~ LOT. House with Three Rooms. we'll 90
furnished, with water and every conven. I'LL
fence for a comfortable residence. Situated i'm
mediately in front Of the Courthouse. For par.
~ticulars, apply at this Office. ma26.tfs
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TREASURE CITY
p a S S e LINE.

ELEGANT AND COMFORT nSs-D
II ABLE sloighs In Winter. {
and easy wagons in summer. Regular trips,
rain or shine, and perfectly safe at all times.
A share Of public patronage is solicited.
ma25-tf ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
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Ancr u1vug the expenses OF the e~ntertnia.
mint snd making me distribution II the gifts,
o. erove aunormred. TIE halsaoe will be sp-
pf ire Melcar'iis Library Accusation,
The Concert md Distribution will take place
und tire Hon.ediei~ dire, ton OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Mercantile Library Association.
assisted by q Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers. and well
known citizens OF San Francisco.
Holders Of tickets 20 which gifts may DO
awarded, will receive the same on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents Of the Board OF Trustees, at their Once,
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5ted.

HARKlNs-In Dayton, May %, Patrick, son Of
Patrick and Ellen Harkins, aged 6 years.
BEENE-In Austin, May 10, infant daughter Of
Jesse and Annie L. Beene.
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9ew Gu-lay.
ATTENTION., FsNlANS!

A IL MEMBERS OF THE RED HAND CIR
n Gle OF THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD
are commanded 60 meet at the usual place on
HIS friday EVENING, May 9th, 1850, at G
o'clock, sharp, as business OF Importance viii
be transacted. DENNIS DAILY, Center.
Phil. +. SPLANE, Secretary. ma27-lt
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SELzE
81 TT a Or " IL i II II
COACHES LEAVE HAMILTON DAILY, AT
- 10 o'clock a. m.
Connecting with the Care at Elko.
Omce-Main street, Hamilton, opposite Wells,
Fargo a. Co.'s.
oc2 WOODRUFF & ENNoR, Projectors.
q Until further notice, our rates on freight
from San Francisco or Sacramento to Hamilton
viii be:
For Fast Freight. 10 cts. per III.
For Express Freight ~ cts. per Id.
RS~Mark Goods care w. & E. Elko, per Elk.
press or per Fast Freight.
O~fices-I24 Clay street. San Franeisco. 20 J
street, Sacramento; ~ South G street. Virginia
City; and Main street, Hamilton. White Pine.
Orders left at any Of our Offices will receive
PROMPT attention, and goods forwarded with
dispatch.
ma27-tf WOODRUFF 4 ENNoR. Proprietors.
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AGENCIES.

nTyRoN NIGEL Room No. o. 49i Cal. st.
1rrfnsrss Royce, so, Merchants Exchange.
l.. ?. FISHER, Il and %, Merch'ts Exch'ge.
7 ". IARIMoRE 4 CO., Pope's Block, LAT
Fasf Madison st.-Room 10.
oooK cOBURH 4 co., 81 Dearborn street.
" HfInsnNN 4 MENET. Times Building.
YTRGTyTxIAMRs MCDONALD.
FIKO-R. r. BROOKS, News Depot.
ZUSTTy-A. N. HoRS. Main ct.
pTOcHF CFTT1charles Wetdorhoad-
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TICKETS

During the entertainment. the sum Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17

named The Lee will, doubtless.
make an effort soon to beat the time
made yesterday by the Natchez--perhaps
during the present week. 't
The Arkansas river is rising rapidly,
with four foot rise reported at Little
|hock during the past tortylcight hours
The Norman will arrive tomorrow,
|and departs on Wednesday for Cairo and
Louisville at her usual hour She will,
I've understand, bring her reshipping
cargo here for the Magenta instead of
transferring it at Cairo, as has been the
1custom heretofore
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17
PuRLIc LEDGER 0FFIcE,
MEMPHIS. TRNS., October II. 1870.
MONEY,

MONEY.
There is no material change in none!
matters to-day; the market continues t,
work close, but is improving daily
Rates of discount to bank Customer
continue at 8 to 10 per cent, while stree
rates are reported easier, y per cent
being the outside rate reported thii
morning, showing that even outside cap
Eitalists ore feeling the effects of transac
tons in the staple, and are reducing
their limits accordingly. Exchange il
somewhat scarce, but increasing in sup
Z ply as the season advances Rates Of
discount this morning are / to 60 off fol
cotton bills, and par for Eastern sight
checks. In scrips and warrants there j:
+ very little doing-scarcely enough to
establish quotations. County warrants
|are bought at &c, and sell at Zoe City
scrip, 81 to Csc buying and selling
There is but little doing in railroad
shares; one sale of Memphis and Charles
ton was reported Saturday at 364c. Gold
IS purchased by dealers at llal for ship
'ping lots and Is less for counter lots.
The opening rate at New York was ll3i,
and the closing rate at noon 1874. Gov
|ernNent securities opened quiet, with no
decided change.
Henry Crews 4 Co., in their monthly
circular, issued on the LIST, referring "a
|fhe money market, say;
fhe m9ney market presents features
|uuite unusual az this SEASON Of the year
in September, We are sending
10 the interior large amounts Of currency
for moving the grain crops, with the rel
suit of sha4p pressure tp loans, exees1
|sive rates OF Interest, and more ~ lesi
In the v all street markets
GENERALLY. Within the past month, how
Ever, the West has withdrawn little from
bur banks; money is comparatively
and can be easily obtained
|on demand loans, at 5(G6 per cent. ID
+ S proper to note, however, that, while
money is thus abundant ION call, yet
there is the same difficulty about effect
ing time loans and discounts that is usu1
|ally observable at this season-a feature
which can hardly be regarded as indicat1
ing healthy rendition Of confidence
Although the currency BALANCE Of thd
Treasury was reduced few millions
|during September, yet IT now stands all
the high total Of s32, OO0, 600; which, with
|the known disposition Of the Secretary
10 make i available for The wants of
business, affords ample security that
any demand for moving the pork or cot
ton crops viii be adequately supplied.
Really, the market, BY this means, re-
|ceives all the support afforded BY a large
reserys fund.
The general prosperity Of business AZ
home and the demand for investments
growing out Of the large masses Of capil
4 al rendered idle through the war ind
France, sustain the market for al frstl
class American securities, especially
bonds Of the various classes. United
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17

BkASs-Are quiet at 81 90 TO 2 rs per bushe
7for new mixed white and navy.
| CoRs MEAIr~Quiet; choice kiln dried, So X
Ito 4 from store " % 70 50 from leyee il
CnEEsK,- Western Reserve, English and Fac
CoYyKE-Quiet and steady Rio. 10 to 2sc
lJaya, % TO Sic.
CorroS MoTEs-Cotton seed, at the
Ileyee, sells at Sill. buyer furnishing sacks
delivered At mills, ~ 90; notes, TO ic per ~
4 EeGs--Steady and firm, at 20 to 3Oc retail
4 FLoUR-The market Is quiet and weak, will
ia good stock. We quote Superfne, 81 IS to 81
~, IS Is 70 8 90; Xxx. So 90 to 6 5Oi and fancy
FSED9oid Yellow and mixed corn on tn,
lcyee, Y to Ne; new. ear, SOC, as e
Equality and condition. Oats are steady ~ L
E52c. Bran IL. quiet at $40 to q. Hay is firm
land in moderate request at s2i. Cottor
FauIrs"Good to choice apples. SO 50 to pei
barrel. Common TO good lemons, $40 TO u
Iper box. Grapes, II 70 l6c. Layer raisins. ~ 80
(Cranberries, S1fto Is per Dbl. .f...,L
F,sawhi,s sh s to per hsd epl II, R9 &c
liz so: No. 2, IS to so, per kit, No. !. 81 40 t.
70 $50; No; 2, 81 %; No. 8. 81 90 sardines
GUSYIEs-Good No. seconds firm at Is Il
ll6c.
HIDES AND TALLow-In fair demand at full
prices; dry flint, II to lSc; do. -salted, lac
Igreen sailed, 81 to 9lac; green, &c. Tallow,
b " DC; grease, 8 to Sc. Sheep pelts. Doc TO 81
|iser skins, Is to Ice; mink. zoe to 81 coon'
Il2I to SOC.
LEATBKR-IIemlock sole. 80 to Sc; oak sole,
" TO Isc; saddle, 40 to 43ci brides, SIS to ~
1per doz; uppers, 40 to Soc; calfskins, French.
|sl5 70 10; American do, $50 to 50.
LIyE SToCK-N0. ] Texas beeYes, $40 TO 30
DO. 2, $50 10 IS mish COWS. ss5 70 6oi sheer
Igood. work-horses and mules, at slOQ TO lao;
No. mules, 500 TO $50; saddle and harness
horses. SIPS TO 800.
tern syrup, 75c TO 81 Is.
NALs-Firm at 81 65 to Us.
0Ls-Quiet and steady; coal, q TO 9c; lin
seed, raw. 81 10, boiled, 81 Is; lard, 81 Is ;
.lubricating. 75c; turpentinc, 60 to Csc.
PoULrRY-Chickens in good demand at 81 30
4 3 per dozen; ducks. 81 to 5Oi turkeys
PR6D1cR Botstoes, firm at IS 80 to per
barrel; sweet DO, 81 por bushel. Onions are
steady at 50 Is to IS per Dbl. Cabbage, ~ to II
Iper crate.
PRoyIsIoys-Are firmer and in but moderate
supply. Mess pork, s27 to %; bacon clear
|sdes, 20 TO 2lc; clear ribsides - to 20EA; rio,
boz to zoe; shoulders, l5H TO loo; breakfast
bacon. q to &c; sugar cured hams. "a to 25c |;
Yard, in tierces, Ia to lSc; kegs. 1874 to l9c \
RIoR-Bangaog, M to Toe; North Carolina,
llOH to lie; Louisiana, ID to ln1,o,
SUGAR - The market remains firm fpr all
grades; common Louisiana. II to l2c prime I,
4 TO i4lae; choice. l5c; yellow clarified, l$1s to
'l4c; white clarified. l41z to l5c; crushed and
powdered. ~ to l5c; coffee, A. II to Ia &c !;
d. 1874 to l4c; extra C, l3l4 to l31ac; c. 1874 to
BAR Quiet; 81 50 to 4 90, common to dairy
SPIRIrs1Quict; bighwines. SO to Gle; proof
spirits. 81 TO I Is, rectifed whisky, 95e I'd
Isl %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-17

Tue spB-SoL PLOw-Patented b. Z
i. Cotton, deserves the consideration o
the planting community. A test bal
bssn made of this implement, and per
formed the work thoroughly for which i
is designed. The pillow is manufactured
by Noah Daman, at sc fernando street
north Of the market Mr.. Daman il
amply prepared to manufacture agricul
tural implements, wagons, wheelbarrows
etc. 2. g. Craig & Co. have the pillow
for sale, to ~hnm all orders should b.
addressed III