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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

BEIcK-AmOng rs important industries
Of tAis city ia he making Of briek. and
princaPsi among those engaged II INA IN
portApt work, il tke 6rn Of Atkinson. Gur-
6oek & Co. We Learn from their booh
keeper THAT taey Annually make over fenr
naazsom brick AID. HAT sss. are ro~ Flrine
snpioyneui 10 zaaetgssx men, al vsgss
ranging iron t~s 70 SIX dollars per daF-
This fra are Dow engaged upon contracts
Of ere and . hat nlllioa for tie govern
nsui over 4 hail MILLION for he Qnil.
H0tks Al Aoahe, besides aumereus t1alser
contracts l. this Inneda is yie5ulfF. Sc
important a. sndssarg At tAs il certainly
deserving Of mere es&sntio1 thsn it bEs
heretofore rsessvea ct sbt hb16s & these
mskaag known 70 Ire pgbl.e ths a3rausagss
Of tbls ssesioa. AID We shsI be szssd 81
any tine, If th0se a1sarassea vii HatE.s "a
VIII faeas appera&iaing thereto, or la rsasien
TO eHy industry fhas VIII give 1be public ar
ldes Of lbs Importance Ct ths woYks thkt srs
gong CO AZ OF ulosL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

TEE FoRA RrE4F-uK.- soue nossbg age
Il a row occurred IL spy par q ts city, o.
a stray beer drrEer happened 70 kick an
Ole box OF tbe wax O. his midnight msren
.homs,Dops were bol@ss 70 braFelg sbass ibe
police force Z tie err e1seasires fos ros
being CO lae sP9, before TIE ds.urasnes &c
sael II sato va SIC temperate eeisor Of
he ssoeAaEg ercNs1. &ow his s&me 81
ierPrsaag paper g5vesa Al account O. s ponce
uG4 Hao rsEses p 9 s2sE&k tiseper.
knocks sbofhsr pe-soz oa she hesd xho
cene EP 70 eft VIA. va Rag s.oz6s. y,
1here asn q wore % eezs4rs Tor toe peses-
abe 4ax &b65rg fssr3lsa e the uisbt.
Well perhaps il rnskes a osfzrsuce which
parry Is IL RTer. PreeaE4 kgs 5e5azta
g-4--E zfs#sy.r 4s-5-Eesgqsv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

4 oGg1L GeA.AJ case h FHreErfas airing
q .oE 81 every we3-rsruiets9 fanny. sue vBerv
II t-at fa1aer, w s3ter The ftrsss ana sururnl. o.
ousiaess, 81 rsGr4zg - lis agEs, If 1v1 hsruaa
q care - tae zlEousHt Frsllis 81 Es ealsE ?
Per 1~Vs EE5t fhtb1T - = EeTf4Iy Lar, AID rnatrs
gels ms ldu4. - II h4Ts eesH 8 successful zzr
ana asaEssea neaes. let yiGcs hls eala CT tae
slcE sea, AE4 az LII gald II e. tas cir zE4 q Ias
- alet@H. Eza he CHS ezra Il AsEE u t-e res-
iDr@Eu1 ct beEltE 80 A4s aE.s1- IAt1e-e Eosb-
sn8= ~Ousz sou P-sser~& CIR eaIs q ksaztB 2
Then hSssI Il Is. I6sTs II o1e prem lzaK aAusr
O. tEe dls=Gse r cG11dre1, ana that eauss i.
worms. i tnls eEuss Of disease iE po4 removed
yuEr child viii Eieksu and d5s, % anKsr q FuFsr
ing invalid for life. y present &c TSu an irfsL.
lb8e remedy for worms It Il
DE. Jzdscn'B Dead Shat Eprz CSaGT,
and is PIT { ? II ths foru Ct & Ftiek Of rxu5x ..6
20 F3eEs@Ea &c vbs UasIe, tAat children Krassf3v
aeAss for H. It j. purely vegetAbls,s and csur1r
hErt tas susLiest uhi5a. ASK fer Dr.. Jvas,a e
Dead A0es NgrG Candy. For sale syervEs.r.
a. q esats Per package. Y. Z. C0EsIoCK.
Geee Sole Prsprasfar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
VEG EHkE.
Ecrofuicns Eumarh.

TIE TE5EELAE AAs sHrea ns1g eAses
Of serofuia 81 sre, tsn ssS tyshsy resrs stsa8-
lng, Ebsn iEe Pate1s has Lad many EnFtie5Ess
t-es macy q se kE8wn -enedz.r, ard, 1f1sr
re Kt5ETLSE. the egmzon -HzrE 4,
~5r ae9H differently we-ks dise-spta-. srvss any
Essgs4Hs ! Las eve .AEeE EESEILAE
waD zhanse Sesefsfz ffpm tae FsseE- Try H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

GEAES ffon SoutBsrE Limos ia beginning
% fad ia way 70 Caicsgo over TIE Rockford
road. R0serll3e, a small local station ser,
ten car loads Of corr through yesterday.
Stock is also moving In the ss-e direction.
One train loaded With cst..e and hogs lef.
tbis city for Chicago .ass night over he
sans road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

PEEsoyAL-kr B. .. Beford LETT for
Chicago 70 attend tae Plo~ MAJ f2eyurerg
Convention, skick nesss Is skss city to-day.
Assistant Sept. Loosely has comnsuesd
BE duties il The oEcs Of ehs E, Z. I I S..
L. Railroad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
At wadsworth Z Parsons,

sasf 9teEea, Rev 5aPaasss Sic nez Hair
N.r : lreas Svv@s, LAs eaApt. A&rss e s-o
Eeret Cezs Bed <u1ts : gssas v&-s1r, sae
-stsss .aas oztss S~&slst.z Corset ~ A1zur
va IAsg &l.sxs aase @ Ea8s sse 5-st 49,
artmszt 81 Carpets, GAsEs. Bays Aaa F.eer Oh
os7s 70 e. lsaHa z sas s~sstsea. tua e. tie
Eery ewes pres.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

THE Jn10ns pen, she sisreoEcopae iupos-
ter, still RACES sbout TIE streets Ike = b5F
bell calf seek whom be mAy seEre. WAIST q
pity the editor Of ibe EnjoH is 60 dirinutive
81 70 be scared iaio Publishing 81 The fslows
euvsl!ug eC1nu goicEslouE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
st Eaz berrsrs,

Satf uEeasE, afu4 iius @fAs sslsarstsd But
falo Alpaca, ElalE AID F,n4 pePllnA. peres.ss.
sne1 dress goaaf X grsAt Esslss! Fery eAsEH,
= fplsza2a Ast9Esnsns u p2rAtoass shs popaABs
ssE gars eossss f8r sRzzes wear. al saBef-ea Y
81 ssisIl q Dsw and spAsn4ld stock Of staple
goeds e every aessr3 tea Cal And examine
sr .oaas4ares- ClofbEag %&z4 70 order, IS bs
4gr~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

THE Chicago train on tie Chicago, Rock
Island d Pacific Railroad went out last
night loaded. Every berth wal taken, and
we saw abouta dozen whose chances for
setting up were very excellent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

u you desire q mid, pleEssBL sac and
sgrssao bic C&Ebsrtio, which viii cause usiiher
Ssusss or gr'ping pains, Use nssaFss remedy
~EELNECLDs GEAPE PILLS. T0ey are purely
vegetable; them con- poEeut psrss bs.uE
Csla~bs Grape juice and Fluid Extract
kagOsr5. Should 700 desire E brilliant
coz plsxioar youthful appearances, new @
ns~ frest blood and renewed v.gor, Use
HELEB0LDs EZTRAC- s~AEs1P4EILLA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

Pass C9STga-ros- The vsrlozs con
mlttees 90 the preEs reception are requested
70 meet A. zoe Harper Hgpse OF Friday ere
ping ct s~'oioek, 70 audit aud make a..
rsrgsueu,s for setting socoguas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
CITY COUNCIL


Tie CiT CoaEc4 nst il sc ournsd ses
saou OF Wednesday evening, jos 5sb+ Psss-
eHt-Sae MAJOR, slso AjasrueH Aouh, ke-
1eg, hs3sy, hooas, BoyHtoa, Gray sHo Nag
Ter. Al1osss e Tie previous ueelug res1
AID approved
Tie following b44s were READ, r~stsrre-
70 fhs tan&ree Committee, SIC oraeEs5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
PIMPLR ONTREE FACE.

EoR ooGRD0KEs, BLAcKw0EAs Oh
L srabs, P11Piy EraFtons and Blotrhsd
DESgG-st5s1s Or fhs face Ess PsrrFE C2Msde2s
AZ Pm pc Aeme3y- 7sls Az-EAts ana i~yass-
as3e. P-spssee on7s fg Or. &. c. PERRY,
Dernzss5eg1Ia ~ Bsnd Street., New YORK
Sod by every Drpggs4 Il h9er Lsara EnE sise
waas st 2FeA W.T..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
FSr EAfa

TEsr-fz ref.5s=es ieet, II ~ asariczt u
csy g Essk Ess2n1- Terms q Ae-oae
sEsvtsr a aAAaee x exc. two ard fA-ss
sers, w.sa iasey@.t 81 sax per @at PSF sz7zr..
c z D4rNH TcFs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

K
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURE co.

E0RTHAMPT0E,-- MASS.
Established 1850. Manufacturer Of AL kinds
Of OAK and Rattan Baskets. For sale iu Chi
cage by Warner d Felix; L Gould d Co.: Ma
han White. and Esrston 4 Peek Bresn and in
St. Louis By Samuel eppples, and Warren, chss
ven q 20. mays0diy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

There Is rottsze EEs Dr- YsaEs F-erca
PLli - ssFnE las e-mF ezioz s-esa Azs e.
1isy Tree 3 Ia = ef. The eaazs g uAlsA il
s1at regulates sls eEs.-s asz4e tyrssz- sea
sy a D-arE -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

C-oNNESCENExr exercises iAls evening ~
tie Sisters Acsaeuy e Davenport. None
oo7 invited psrsous &duEged q seooalt Of
TIE limited room
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

TEE piPsafor the H0lly wafer works Al
DHbHQas passed uPtAs river OF Tuesday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

TEE hrss eoiored graduate Of any free
schools the wssi is reported 81 Maseaslse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

MINERS Of Western Fire Company meet
tbis evening A. : O'Clock for practices 81 their
esgibe koase.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

BrTg LIsTT dress goods, a 4 4 Msyot.

THK IslAad woEkmenit pay d~sy,-S50,000
distributed Gnong assm to-day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

OsE thousand live pigeons . Be shoi 81
BY me crack saos Of Davenport TO-DAY 81
fssir Fasr GrounSs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

FEsE LcECH AT Ts5satins 0hlweilers
rev saloon, Tsssosy evening, July liza
Cnoiee risBds, .eaoe, Gle. AZ ere a1l.tsd
re 9sd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
Ter Sale

Fsfty cos3s Cry osk wood, and dvs han
dFsd perch building stous.
iaue30d1m B DLvEgqOEr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

For Moth Patches. Frsenss


TTRE PEERTE MOTE 4 FEECELE 10.
u T50s. Il Is re5abss k48 harmless. Sold
kF eweEs Braggsst IN koek lsasnz snn eafspAers
Prepared easE ~ Dr.. &c HerEg4 ~ Bps2 81.
Esx Eorn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

Ax $500 s~ttGehnent afflicted Stoves er
al Davenport. Herd laek snd not =
disposition TO beat appears TO Be Tie espss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

TEE repairs Al We Glass Works VII De
completed BY the frat Of August, arc vo-k
resumed By the 18th Of thsi month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

CHocoLATE LlsEs dress goods, al Z. Z.
Mares
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
RTvYR EEws.

WITH LsEE dress goods, Es z. E
Msyo's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
sAREs.
HERRlAG'S 7 ES
Is The
GREAT FIRE
az MONMOUTH

Kpsnorss, Ill, May II, 1871
Ms4srE. EKRE1Ns 4 Co. -h4sAxe.
sEErs-g9 The morning 81 Ihs gin AnK1-s en-
spEu sas visited VIE lie naft assGrGstivt 2zs
ever AHawr here, 81 Ii Iaas vicinity ast1se.a ng
ws4ss esgat bH1lalnxs4 *h4eA sers al stocked
VIE 3 general ss keams4I 8 dry gspae. Erpass-
LEI, etc. ss we're farinnsistg P-sf5dea Wal eDs
q yszs Patsnf Cksnplon es1ss. EnaeA VA *
pessa Il > FsFF seEes= lest hEFaBg as4H II tns
spibf for ever avs days. ETsrg4Ea1g seq pre-
szrTea tp osI e1slrs sssssiAef4s1. Abs srtIng n
CIR beoEs aAa papers bslEg ~ 8egItls sa shaE
ReSe IL IAs tE9s- We are E3ssssa 10 bsAs sFi-
eDss fe SAe eEesslsn1e o. pear FslzAa3s EAfss,
ana KAG4 xE11 EEgIasg ~ Bssr al We get located
i car rev baDdlng. Ypuss uuiJ
JOHN EABcQrEs
HgEEIseE PATEsT CHAMPION sAFBs,
Tie Heroes Of srer go Accidental Fires The
kosi RslEssls PFsEseEisl from Fars kseEn.
HEERIEG's PATEET BANKERS EAFEE,
VITA Patent CFEEiEl5Esd IrsE, tie eBly hesis-
1sas y Bsrgiars Tools nov EEpNE
E z z @ & Co,
49 sEAIE sTRkkF
usv5Ldsx
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

Cg1LDEES like i arc take Il readily, Nor-
mans Ch&ly bes's Cougt Syrup for Coughs,
Colds, &c Sold every where.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

BROwS LISEx dress goods, at 4. q
Mayo's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
PAVING AND ROOFING.
The Western PaVing&ROOGng Co.
Are now prepared to lay the OslsbrAted
Stone Cement !

With despatch and perfection.
II il the best material known for psving
walks, Streets, Cellars, Stables. Brswsrist'
Easements Of shops, Factories, dc.
A perfectly reIiAbie
n % q
Guaranteed for 10 years Old Shingles and new
coated, rendering thea FIRE proof, and making
the Old % good - new Shop corner Of Desr
aud Water sts., residences east end EggIeston
Row. NELSON PALMER,
maylOd5n Businsss Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
BOUND 0FEg.

VorE c~ietaiuz sEB &c eie2sss &HS boEB&. SD
L prsEssS sFsr. &c tks; i wSsi }egE a. vel 81
Zee tF WILCOX T1aer,
Ehc has ssEs-s3 IS Wesi EzFis Esrtst. Uuds;
tts RssE TsEa-S Eauw. uehs-osf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
ziEeeIIgnscuE,
PETER FRIES.

u EcTuLEE ALB .aEEUFAcTEREx eF
IL Dszesls Aaezprt, EszFsFsss Ezs Dezasr n
kshe1sE Tree SHS l&@naaa. FrsE1 sxs% spYs-
lie Rg-g LEzz&rx, R~a IslaaS. II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
Rrsmimm lob Printing.

orSsrH for ySs RrntinK vii @ssa VITA prS@Et
sstsskisn 81 Ina A1svH OrEIck, and BE- s1ssHsss
n tks very bsEt RasRsT 1nA 81 rsAssnEsls rsssa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

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va3eA. Prfess t- Z So &c S159 \ s5~arsz
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ottsr hEnes e. Legs sl.e-sa -sgs red e. zsas b.
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Z. : ssi55srT fs-nfaaz q G1rer usnt az
eaeEs- Pm s}e1s and blanks seE+ free.
A3s-ess ii wis LgCkw oOD,
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27
Nveada Items.

| EUEEKA ORss.-The assessment roll shows
| that for the quarter ending Apri; 3lst, there
We're worked in this district 1920 tons and
| i,2e3 pounds Ut ore, which gave a result Of
S31O629 O6 in value. This is for the most
unpleasant quarter Of the year, although it
| shows large amount of money, as there were
at THAI time, on the dumps more than double
the ore that was worked. The great difficulty,
and from which there is much complaint is,
IN the fact that the companies. without excep-
tion, lave mines that viii produce ore to an
extent sufficient 20 keep their furnaces run
ming wrshont purchasing from outside parties.
We need half a dozen furnaces that will buy
ores and pay fair price for them. Then
there would be more inducemeut for miners to
work on their claims, and more certainty that
the prospecting would increase. EiTsi1 Sen
tihhi.
4 CHASGE.-Tlie Humboldt Register OF the
2Oth says: "AIarge number of soldiers from
Arizona arrived at this place on Sunday morn
ing last. They pitched their tents on the west
side Of the Humboldt, where they remained
till Monday morning, and then proceeded to
Camp McDeEnit. The soldiers stationed AT
Camp McDsrmit during the Winter will 90 to
Arizona to take the place Of those that ar
nved at this place
MISEs.-The mines now being opened on
the eastern side of the riyeJ, about five miles
from this city, says the Ca;Son Register, are
looking better every day. and owners are feel.
ing Jubilant over the prospect. Assays from
one claim now being actively worked show
S2O5 IN gold and silver to the ton and 5G Der
cent of lead. quantity Of ore will be
shipped this week.
PASDoSED by THE PBEsIDEsFr-Chas DAY.
export, of Reno, says the Virginia Enterprise.
who was last Winter sentenced to pay = fne of
S2,OOO and TO be tIupTisOsea for one year for
violation of the revenue law, received on the
2Cth, through United States Marshall Lam
mon, from President Grant, an unconditional
pardon. II e had been IN nil at Washoe City
since last December.
NARROW EsCAPE.-A man named McCarty
came near losing his life at the Lady Bryan
! niiii near Virginia, on the 10Th instant, He
swallowed dose of cianide q Potassium. mis-
! taking it for water. BY the application of a
! cup of lard oil he saved from death The
next day he was ut his work. n.- -..7s-.
IN SEARCH OF PAsTURAGE.-The four O'Clock
s-Hin yesterday, says the Reno Crescent of the
10th, was composed Of 10 loaded oars, of which
% were cattle cars, two Chinn cattle, 90 horned
cattle-all in search of feeding ground.
VIZ yesterday saw on the counter of the
Bank Of CALIFORNIA;, says the Virginia Enter
prise of the 10Th, III bars of bullion, worth the
snug sum of $50, 0O0 I'd. ~
FIRE IL DAYTos.-The residence Of w. NJ.
Sates, in Dayton, was destroyed by fire on the
goth instant. Most Of tho furniture in the
house was saved.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27
Eastern Intelliuence.


= It has been officially announced in the Ger.
man Parliament tina. Alsnce and Lorraine have
been annexed to the Empire and not to any
particular State of the Empire. The an
nouncement was fayorably received.
At Frankfort, on the goth inst. the French
and Germans exchanged the indications CT
the late treaty.
Paris dispatches give sorrowful account OF
the slaughter Of the insurgents by the Nersail-
lists on Monday, 1t appears that in many
cases no quarter was shown, and the number
slain must have been great.
In the discussion in the House Of Lords. in
England. on the submission Of the Treaty of
Washington to Parliament for discussion. the
signs elected were that the Ministry will not
so submit 1t, but that if the American Senate
ratites the Queens ratification is sure 10 fol-
low. ...
In the English House of Commons, the bill
abolishing the purchase system OF army COM
missions was passed by 80 majority.
The Spanish Government proposes TO fix the
effective force Of its standing army At $1,000
men. ..t So r.. sr. = -r.r0 ....
1t appears to be the opinion in Washington
that the Treaty Of Washington will he ratified
by the Senate without doubt; and assurances
come from Earl DeGrey that the Parliament of
Greas Britain can not prevent or disturb the
ratification of the treaty by the Queen.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27

The SITUATION or PARIs.-The latest ac-
counts from Paris state that the forces of the
Gommunists have become totally demoralized.
ever 10000 Vsrsaillists have entered that
oitS, and are now in possession OF every
ssrate,Re point, and Paris may now be said TO
be completely in the occupancy of the Thiers'
Government Theirs made a OeDgratulatory
address in the Assembly upon the success Of
the Government arms and the victory they
had accomplished. He announced that tho
Government was determined to visit with rig
orous punishment the most criminal of the
insurgents. A vote Of thanks to Theirs and
the army was 5iopted by acclG nation. The
mob consigned to the flames the Hotel de
Vile, the Tuileries and the Palais Royal,
buildings that were the pride of France and
ornaments Of all Europe Dombrowski, one
OF the chief butchers OF the Commune has Gu
capped. and Rochefort has flown to Brussels.
Paris hos recently been the scene of pillaRe
and dreadful bloodshed, surprising even the
worst horrors of 1898. Religion has been
prescribed and its ministers imprisoned, and
even the Archbishop of Paris thrown into the
felon's cell and threatened with execution by
lawless mob. a sad picture of desolation ia
presented by the lamentnble condition into
which France has been plunged by its conten-
tious people, which will require great states.
manship on tho part of it's leading men and
long patience Of its people To overcome, to
restore the once proud Kingdom TO its former
grandeur Of nationality. ..p
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27

Mrs. FAIRS CAsE.-The statement and bill
Of exceptions on the application Of Ms. Fair
for n new trial was filed in San Francisco on
the 10Th instant. 1t sets forth the following
grounds:
That the jury received evidence ont of Court
other than that resulting from view, a. pro-
vided by law; that the Jury separated without
leave of Court, and that they were guilty Of
misconduct tending to prevent fair and due
consideration of the case; that the verdict was
decided by means other than n fair expression
Of opinion on the pan Of jurors; that the Court
misdirected the jury in matters of law and in
It's Instructions and charges; that IL erred in
refusing to give the instructions asked on the
part of defendant; that the Court erred in it's
decision upon questions Of law, which arose
upon and during the course Of the trial; that
the verdict il contrary to law and evidence;
that the minds of the jury were prejudiced aud
biased against defendant by means of the fine
of $3.50 imposed upon her in their presence
and hearing; that there is newly Undiscovered
evidence material to the defendant, and which
discovered and producedat the trial; TINT some
OF said jnrors had expressed an unqualified
opinion as to the guilt Of defendant which was
unknown to defendant ut the time they were
sworn and accepted ON sHid trial The new cv-
idence is ses forth in tho affidavit of Mrs. Mary
q. Smith. who swenrs that previous to Mrs.
Fairs making the acquaintance Of Crittenden,
her character was good, and details the circum-
stances OF her carrying letter from Crittep-
den to Mrs. Fair. ........, ,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27

RUIIoVF.-This remarkable man was exccu
ted at Binghhmpton, Now York, MAY 18Th.
lie was noted for his great scientific attain
rDenta. On tho subject Of n hereafter he wns
not prepared to accept any form Of religious
faith. Ho said sometimes be thought there
might be God and an etornity, but tho sub.
ject was beyond his comprehension and bo had
no belief about the future. lie admired nature
and the symmetrical arrangement Of natural
objects, but he was not convinced that man had
q spirit TIM, would live aftor tho body wos
dead In short, he believed only what could
he demonstrated beyond doubt. On being
inefrogntcd M 10 why he had spent so much
timc in the study Of philology, he said 10 was
10 prepare himself for any position he might
TO called to occupy; and tho last thing no said
to The doctors. ~ they were leaving him Mt a
into interview, was to request that they would
intefcede 10 have his life spared for tho benefit
no would bo to scionce IL he WAS permitted 10
live. We do not know whether thoy eyer,od
themselves in his behalf but II WIS ipndonb,.
edly the opinion Of Governor Hoffman TINT he
had done so much injury to humanity Tint lac
richly deserved TO due. a, any rito he dld moi
choose 10 interfere with tire ttrnie IT ins,ic,,.
and so the offender suffered the yvls.lty Of ,bc
law. ... .. .i. .a.. : .' '.''
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27

HALIFAX. the capital Of Sovn Scotia, now n
thriving city Of abone 40, 600, located some 400
miles northeast of New York; proposes to tako
away large part of the direct European trade
oftte latter city by forming rnil-oetrconnec-
ton. Halifax is by steam two days nearer
Liverpool than New York. The eoEsesdcti,u
of the railroad, it is believed by the Nova SEQ
tians, will make Halifax the starting po;at OF
all the Liverpool steamers now starting from
New York,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27

JUBILEE AT CoRtNsE.-ETom the Gorinns
journal and the Reporter we Isarn that on
Tuesday, last near 5000 persons assembled in
that town to witness tho launching Of the new
steamer "City Of Corinne." Crowds of pao-
pie lined the banks of Bear river 10 witness
tho proceedings, and every ono was n, good
humor. There was present u large delegation
from Salt Lako City and Ogden. After some.
little trouble the steamer was successfully
launched aud rode "a thing Of lifc" upon the
surgiDs pillows Of Bear river. During the day
Corinne was enliyened with match game of
base bah between the Ogden and Corinno boys,
and in tho evening grand ball was pariicipo-
ted In. II was q grest day in the history of
Corinne, and the new stssmboat will inaugu-
rsto new life In tho business affairs of that
gIoyjng place. -.. ~. ... |
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-05-27

CoLoRED Po1uLATIoS.-ISy the fun cen,ns.
returns it app, ~ thas,he total eolored popu.
htion OF the Uui,ed States and T:sni,o,ie. j.,
lV'o yts 4.s5? GOO against 80. 500. 5sI whites
"a hFue more than one colored to seven
whites Ihh total colored population in 1850
was 4,427, o65; increase in ton years, 1929. 9a5.
or about 9hI per cent. The increase OF vh;,.s'
for the same period of time. was about Is n.r
cent whereof about one sixth was from foreign
immigration. there bciua 10 colored Increase
from that source