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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06
o. 0. HINES.
THE PAINTER !"

Having permanently located ia St. Cloud,
to, and viW, with the aid of Paint, Var.
nishes, and other accessories of the craft, re.
juvenate OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGES,
SIGNS, &c., and make them appear az
subjects Of like character should on the
-(hranch] line of the N. P. R. r. "sMEAR"
new work as veil as most any body else
do sPapSrahangins &: either plain or decora-
tive; Graining, Gliding, Glazing; almost
anything in the line of painting, Try me.
Shop On Washington Avenue, go,
j. 27:s ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA. .r.~<- 80 .
: - 1895 ijf 'v13n16' - .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. Isl.

AUSTIN, NEVADA. August -, lS7l.l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
~ Eureka CONSOLIDATED Mining Company ID
this day filed i'll this office Il dia Sram, togeth1
with Il notice OF application tor Patent fuI
the United states under Act of Congress I'd
proved July 26, lsG6, fer 372 feet of the Eli
tic deposit or loo i'll the Eureka Mining D.
triCt, lander cout ~, Nevada, md more pJ
ticularly described az follows. to-wit Begs
ming at post number one OF United States Sui
yey number forty, made for the Eureka Cos
sJlidatcd Mining Company pom the Sentl.
deposit or lode, being the most ~easterly cOrre
OF said claim. Thence running along said sd
vcy number forty, y 52o " 35l feet thenn
y 4Gl4s f 1S4 feet, and thence : 73Ls degrtd1
+ lUl feet. Thence ) 50 f. $50 feet and thenu(
) go L Is feet to the place OF beginning, cOlv
tainng l ,-lG0 acres If land. Also, the fiji
lowing described piece or parcel OF land d
Part ui the above mining claim as a mill It'd
and upon which the company has erected I'd
duction Works. TO Wit Beginning at POM
MlenCe the southeast conner o the company
Office bears \ SOL W 3gS feet. Thence runI
hing ) - VI $40 feet. Thence y 1850 " III
feet Thence 5 81 ~ W 900 feet. Thence n
IA W 123 feet Thence y $3.50 Z $40 feet
Thence 5 II = + 200 feet. Thence n 724' 1
1G7 feet. Whence SlTA,o F. $50 feet. Theno(
) 80 W 100 feet and thence ) l1As h III
feet TO the place of beginning, containing Il
3-,O acres. The mining claim is BOUNDED ID
the west 10y the Eureka Consolidated Mining
CUmpauy'> claim upon the sentinel lode Vr d1
lOSit, and the : rvty embraces the lode or dI
post ana is made i'll accordance with the mini
ing avs Of the district.
aG23-gUd GRO GE T. TERRY Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
for Patent
NOTICE NO. 15G,
REGlSTER's OFFICE

Austin, Nevada, August Is. 1871
N Office l. hereby GIVEN THAT
~ Jackson Mining Company has this y
tlei in this office a diagIam, together val
notice of Application for Patent from the In
States, uuder the Act of Congress ann,.,
July 20, lS6t, for twelve hun red feet If \
jackson deposit or lode, situat d in the Eu,,1
Mining District, Lander county, Nevada y
more particularly described as follows. To n,
beginning at a point whence the Wilson ~
upon the Wilson deposit or lode bears sop,. y
east 1851 feet and the northwest corner Of N
Jackson Mining Company 5 claim upon the n
son depcsIt or lode bears north 3a,0 Yves, n
feet; thence running south 3. east LIZ M
thence north sSl west 200 feet; TIN nee norl
~ east 94j 10 feet; thence north 500 Nd
l42 feet; thence moth 3ls east zoo fee, an
thence south SO east l39 feet TO the ul
Of Notwithstanding 4 35-100 acres. n
braClng said lode or dep sit and one hupdg
feet on each side thereof. except Where d
same conflicts viii the Wilson claim. 81,
clam is bounded on the east by the jacks
Mining Company, Wilson deposi or lode, a.
IN the northwest by the Phenix Company. Sal
claim is on unSurveyed lands.
aul1-9Ud GEORGE T. TERRY, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
Epp.ic ation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. l5S.
REGIsrER'S OFF cE,

austin Nevada, August "A, 1SIl,)
ri Office Is HEREBY THAT JOSEPH n
~ PARTRIDGE has this day sled i'll thi
Office 4 diagram. together with a notice Of apIII
cation for Patent from the United States, urGs1
Act OF Congress approved July 20, lo66, foron
thou and !eet OF the Michigan Lode, situated
III The Pinto Mining District, Nhlte Pine COUNTY
Nevada, and more particularly described as fol-
lows, to Wit Bcgi nins at a ! ONT whence t]
main shaft upon the lode bears S 1S rs VI
Col 80 feet, and the AIR shaft Upon the Mar!
land tunnel bears S So + 225 feet theme
running $40 " 2U0 feet; thence \ S54SW
1000 feet; thence \ 49, L 200 feet, and thened
5 S5&4 + 1000 feet TO The place of beginning
continuing / G-lU acres. Embracing said LODI
and one hundred feet on each side Thereof
SAID claim is bounded on neither end by aDf
known claimants. The nearest mine being tt
American Eagle on the northeast. Said clam
is on un-urveyed lands.
au26 90d GEORGE 7. TERRY, Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 100.
REGIS rER's OFFICE,


Austin, Nevada, August %, 1S'l.ls
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOIN
~ + Platter, Joseph Il. Partridge, 5. NJ. '@
Wyck, JOIN \. Paxton and ". +. Willard nav
this day filed in this flee a diagram, tosethu
with a notice of application for u patent HON
the United States under Act of Congress, ar
proved July %, 1866, for twelve hundred re-
Of the Bromide dep sit or lode situated IN NV
secret Canon Mining District. Lander coub!,,
Nevada, and more PARTICULARLY described Is
follows, to vii BegiI ming at a point whepSss
the Bromide shaft bears y 46s " 1ll5 feel, az"
the incline known as the leViathan lnchHts
bears y lNs.sW Ills feet, thence running /.
81 W 800 feet; thence y 3Slae W l2OO zee,
thence y 81 IS + 800 feet and thence ) SSs ~
200 feet 10 the place of beginning--cohtAia
lHg ) 2b-ltU acres. Embracing said lode oi "
p sit. and one hundred feet on zach side theTeu.
Said claim is bounced ON neither end D! y"
known claimants, and is on uSs arveyed Janus
au2G.gJd GEORGE I. TERRY, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
GEO p.
NArILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS
w old friends Of the house at .ly time.
tSTAvE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF,

~ LANDER, sS.-lu Justices Court. Eureka
Township, Nm. Adams Justice of the Peace.
d. Ii. Hall and Agnes Hall, his wife, plaintiffs
against the Western Union Telegraph Company,
defendant.
The State of Nevada TO the Western Union
Telegraph Company, greeting Iou are hereby
summoned To appear before me. a Justice of
the Peace IN and tor Eureka Township, county
and State aior, said, at nay Office in En- eka on
the 18th dav OF November a. y. 1871, at II
O'Clock Nj. OF that day, to answer the complaint
Of II. -. Hall and Agnes Hall his wife. wherein
they claim TO recover tr, m YOU til sum of three
hundlcd dollars in United states gold coin by
You due 10 them on OCC0unt Of damages BY
them sustained by reason of your failure and
refusal to iulil and perform an agreement by
You made with them ON or about the 18th day
of March, A u. ISL, at Eureka. aforesaid
whereby Tor q valuable consideration you GOV.
enanted to enter upon an oliicr in the lnlcrna-
tlOual Hotel in Eureka, aforesaid. and use and
occupy the same as a telegraph office for the
term Of OF e year. And You IA e hereby notified
that if you failt9 appear and answer the CONF
plant a. Aforesaid, judgment VIII be taken
against YOU tor the SAID sum of three hundred
dollars and for costs Of suit.
Given under n.y. hand this 1lth day of Au-
gust, A.. D.. 1871. WM. ADAMS,
Justice OF the Peace of Eureka Township.
Lander county, Nevada.
SELnEN HETzEG, Attorney for Plaintiff alp
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
Shining 0utires.
JACKSON MINING COMPANY

81 Location of Works, Eureka District, Ian
der county, state oi Nevada.
NOrICE-There are delinquent uponthe FOL
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment levied on the thirtieth (S0th) day of Au-
gust, A.. ID. 1871, the Sc, ersl amounts set op-
poSite the names of the respective sharehold-
Crs. as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
Gbe Gurcka 5eutincl.
Drunk FOR A WEEK."

TON - and the tones of the masters voice
SOsse sharp to- the listening ear;
nJNteze is the woman who does this worSF'
Ssio Tom, with a shrug, "lfesr
ShA mad to give up. She Was ghosily white
when she lett the Office at six last night
wei. scratch her name from of the books
Get somebody in that's well,
Tnes women are always in trouble think
Aud Tom-about IimCthy Smell!
When he gets over that last weeks spree,
And comes to his senses, send him TO me.
Its a week to-day since he's shown face,
But he's gothis cats TO sow;
And I'll give him a a.2t or the evil OF drink,
And let the whole tn n 20.
Tins a good felIow-hell stea y at last
Who wants Young men to grow old too fast 2
go !. drunk for a week" is a young mans joke,
p And sick fer a day is asin
The woman who fuuts is sent out to the dogs,
While the fellow who drinks Is kept in.
And why? uh, that is a riddle confessed;
The answer I'd 9 We but it : never been guessed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
Appitations.
Apple GATOR for Paten.
NOTICE NO. I54.
REGIsTxR's Oyr,c,

VfflCf II
Austin, Nevada, August ! To-,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TH,r.
~ jackson Mining Company has az
nlcd in this Office a diagram, toge,ber
notice OF Application Tor Patent fraNSa
United States, under Act of Congress s " !,
July 20, lS66, Tor twelve hundred feet fpl''l
Wilson deposit or lode in the EnreL. " |
District, Lander County, Nevada. ara
particularly GescIio q as follows, to wit; !
Wilson shaft. upon the Wilson deposi, " !
bears south ia degrees west 37s feel. unDii
running south ia degrees east a,n 'lil
thence south S6iA degrees west 200 feet: nv
north ga degrees west l,2O0 feet. ana ~
north SOL degrees East 200 feet TO tho ~, nsa
beginning, containing i've and fifty one ON
dycdths 10 5l-lO0) acres-cmbraclng ssi.
or deposit and Ii hundred feet on each ~
the centre thereof. SAID claim is bonnaas
the west by the jackson Mining Com
Jacks n lode or deposit, ~
aul0-90d GEORGE T. TERRY, Reris,,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

HoMIcIpE AT DRUN BAERACKs.-We
find the annexed in the Les Angeles
Star of the I'd instant:
At Drum Barracks. last Thursday
night. about one o'clock. \. NJ, Sergeant
Brown shot Sergeant Noah through the
body with a large sized army pistol. the
bali from which entered the kidneys.
Causing death 10 about t~wenty-iour
hours. We understand that the shoot
ing grew out OF a quarrel of long
standing. AMI that Brown states that
Noah was advancing upon him with a
drawn knife when he fired the fatal shot.
TIE parties are said to have been about
ten feet distant at the lime of The killing.
Brown is under arrest. and will either
BE tried by Court-mar'ial or be turned
over to the civil authorities. II found
guilty OF murder ia the first case. he
will escape banging by being shot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

CHANGED HIS BASE.-We learn that
at the time OF the emeute at the State
Prison at Carson City. Dave MCGOWAN,
the well known conductor. who was
running a train on the Virginia and
Truckee railroad. happened to be at the
Carson end of the route. He had beard
OF The on break, and concluding that he
had lost some prisoners. left his train
AMI started out in pursuit. When be re-
turned he found that he had lost a train.
without having found "a prisoner. the
company having pat somebody else in
his place. Since hat time. however.
Governor. Bradley has appointed Dave
to a position in the prison. he being
now second in command 10 Lieutenant
Governor Denver.-[Sacramento Rec.
ord.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

MURDER IN MIssIs,IPPL-On the night
OF the 9TH instant. IA man named Dawson
was shot and Instantly killed at Scobo
Station. Mississippi, by a person named
VIC. Davis. Alter Dawson was shot a
desperate named Gillian. placed a re-
volver to the dead mans head, aud fired
two shots through his brain. Later in
the night. a mob of citizens attacked
Gillian's store, completely gntting it
and desraying goods 20 the amount o,
over S.. 1000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

WILLIAM TX, of New Hampshire, is
now 1913 years old. The Coluier-Jour,
nal thinks that if his parents had +ven
dreamed thar he was going 10 be 50 hard
to rub ont they would doubtless have
named him Indelihle
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

An Irisbman. noticing a lady pass
down the street. espied two strips de-
pending from under her mantle. Not
knowing that these were styled sashes,
and We're in their right place, he eX-
claimed An, faith, ma'am, yer gal
luses are loose
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13
CITY
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !!
SOUTH MAIN STREET, EUREKA.

TEH0TOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND SIN
Il PEARLS, also the beautiful
REMBRANDT OR SHADOW
Pirt0reS, taken at this Gallery on the shortest
notice.
Old pictures copied original size, or enlarged
and colorcd.
PiclnrcS of Children, by The Lightning pro-
cess.
views OF Eureka. etc, on sale. Inspection Of
samples solicited. J. {. BREWSTER.
"a" Photographer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Boar Of I. uStccs, II ade on the thlrtieth
t5oth) day of August A.D. ISL, so many shares
OF each parcel Of said stock as may be neccs-
sary Will be sold at the Office of the COMPANY.
Room No. p, Upwards Building. No. 40
Caltt" ma street, san Francisco. California, on
TUESDAY, the twcuty-tourth day of Octo.
her, \. D.lS7l. at the hour of one O'Clock P. ,
to pfy said deli qucnt assessment thereon. to-
gcther "lih costs oi advertising and eSpenses
OF the sale.
II. c. KIBRE, Secretary.
OFFICE Room y, hay wards Building, No.
4l9 California street, Sar Francisco, Callfor-
mia. ncS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

OF the three thousand persons under
arrest in France for" announcing" others
and exposing them to he violence OF tie
Commune. at least two thousand are
women, Many of them are young and
beautiful.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

The best pol cy"-Tbat which pays
the largest dividend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

IL proof Of the assertion that cattle
will stray iato strange places. we may
say that we have seen d COW hide in a
shoemaker's >hop.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-13

FLowERs that are always falling off
Bachelors buttons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
BuPsRIsrENDEsr's OFFICE,
Making In the spgregate.

pupils at the opening session WI"
1868 425 less than the number above reported
sion In uy previou, closing for tie vacation was o' while in
July 1870, il 65,496 ,.,-.,. s., .-,u.
Since the submitted to me show that ' pupn
have admitted schools many OF them however
other schools and therefore not Increasing me
number Of under while these new
the school for the arst ana
creasng the grade OF the Urinary
and Schools consequently oVercrowoo
since opening pupils have been refused admission o noo
schools Of accommodation Inc "hoe @
Of al other schools vas only W.
Of teachers employed In the various anu h
Schools only 49, or cent aea 10 report
selves opening Of hese VET
detained BY illness During the vacation only one ds an
assistant Primary Department Of Grammar School no. ~ A'eV
The condition Of The choobung generally sppean 70 DO geod
although OF minor character are uIssp.v IT,
and female School No. a. as hr
but me
ed said school needs 70 De tnoooshy
Affected whewahed to renier d. io
teachers aud pupils, end such cleansing &C. snouo W w
DELAY. 81, ,,, u.,t $40. N..
my daty to report the schools Of DE Eighth MsH se
thu and failed to assemble IN tne he
noon contrary Of law regulating ne
schools Schools Nos and ~ tue rnmy H.
Coored SrhoS No and Cood School No also DISMISSED pc
fore The proper time schools under the charge n Do1
continued until O'Clock ~ as requiea ~ w a.
Board the large Attendance OF puP
picou. other respects Of new term OF VIC
OF the teachers aud an o.o III, .n.
' Wv IiEsRr KIpDLz. City superintendent
The Trustees OF the College OF the Ely oi New d
met and directed that the salaries OF he prolessois
teuchers amounting to $4,000 be PAID @ 70 @
was made upon Controller Connolly Tor s1"V' 7" pay
other appropriations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE q. g. DISTRICT
COURT-POLYGAMOUs JURORS REJECTED.

IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE q. 8. DISTRICT
COURT-POLYGAMOUs JURORS REJECTED.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 27.-In relation to the
challenging and rejection OF Elders George @ Cannon,
II. B. Cafson, and James Townsend, grand jurors,
they having testified that poygsmy is Of the unda
mental doctrines Of the Church Of which they MEM
bers that they believe that polygamy is revelation
from God to that Church. and that they do not believe
that living in pOlygamy is guilty Of adultery,
ChieJustice Mexican has just pronounced the following
opinion:
1.-THE sophsm by which pOlygamy is sought TO be just
fed, being In harmony with American civilization, ts
that pol ygamy religious practice that religious toll
Grafton OF the fundamental principles or American
institutions and of the Federal Constitution, and that,
therefore, ia protected by the Constitution,
and all laws enacted against ID are unconstitutional II
the OF the American people were barbarians or II
vailed among hem 1t Is needless to soy that our Consti
tuition and institutions could not exist It is not little
humatng that 1t should seem to be necessary to add
that Constitution and institutions do not
require, nay do not permit the federation of
any practice which wages war against the
existence OF civilization. There have been religions
to the sun, and the casting Of infant children the
crocOdlles Of the GanRes But, such deeds done
IN this country. Is there In oil the land dis
honest that he would attempt to justify them by the plea
ing such proposition that involved in this case
When the burglar Is fit juror to inquire
into the crime Of burglary; when the ronber
fit juror inquire into the crime Of larceny; when
der, then tho bgamis who swears In substance that
crimes are his religion, may be t juror to inquire into
the crimes Of bgamy aud adultery But thanks TO cen
turtles Of Christian civilization that time not and
judging from the steady progress Of the human that
time will never come. The challenge Is sustained, and
the three jurors named are rejected"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
Aa Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed sih fsS
name aud address.
DIED.


ALDBy-In this city, Wednesday morning. Sept a. C"rnea hoas
Rsi,s. and fnepd. Of the uly and members Of ska,Ou
Baptist Church especially invited s.snd TIC mineral IRON hs
late reSden I'll Second Saturday 0sh inst a.
BURDKTT-On Wednesday Sept a. Lorenzo Burdest In tho ss
year Of bis age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
DAyis-A. Mystic Coeu Sept o. Ezra Davis the sh ysar
bis
The friends respectfully invited to attend bis fane
Phla 18th at O'Clock from his late readenee ~
West TwenyihG The remains will 30 taken " GREENWOOD loo
interInenL
FIsHERSaddenly Saturday e3d inst at Spencer ogs Co. r.
late OF this the 18th OF his
HAINRs Second morning. 18Th inst Fraahs
attend his tuners. Pnh day aer-
uooa o'clock, readeace No 81 Ssash
Hamon Carriages will b In waiting the arrival Of TIE 9S
o'clock train from HewYork-
Phladephia papers please copy
HoPPIHGMr reuc Of James Hopping wednesday,
9th inst Ia the 64th year Of her
Funeral win be held Friday 18th nst ct Der lsss
residence, Columbia. Morris Co., b..
JosEs-On wedped Sept Eliza O. wife Of Cbaa Jones
friends Of The a respectfully invited TO attend TIE
o'clock Carriages viii DO waiting at bvossei
the train that leaves Hunters Point at G 10
turning train leaves syoset ats m.
sANDERsONOn Wednesday sept a. 1871 Harry Sander
Pune services Messiah Para sst
oartst Friday morning at 10 o'clock Rslahves tred
and the musical profession respectfully invited
SCRIBNRRIn Lucerne Switzerland August g. Of typhoid fsTet
The relatives and friends are respectfully Informed that nerl win
Friday Sept g. at 10 o'clock In the BRICK ChurcA
corner OF Thiny seventh st and Ffth-aye
TTUs-On Wednesday, Sept r. Delos Titus aged Il years
The friends respectfully invited attend the uoeza
from "a West Porethst on Friday Sept - at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.


DIsRAELf's SPEECH MIsTNTERPRrrED- THE
QUEENS HEALTH RELIEF Fob THE SUE
FERERs FROM THE WEST INDIA HURRICANES.
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. n. 1871.
Tho Pail Mall 6usette denounces Tho Daily
TELEGRAPH of this morning for tho misnterpretaon Of
sentence in MI Dsraes speech In regard TO the Qneen
az nagrantly dishonest ever appeared In an English
Journal It declares that II Mr. Gladstone heps such
eompany a. the editors Of that Journal none but the
rabble viii follow him.
Tho health OF Queen Victoria has not improved. hr.
Gladstone Is paying her visit at Bamorai
vessel named the Mushroom was run down ana SUNK
Yesterday by the steamer Eagle. and two persons
drowned. .
Subscriptions to the amount OF 900 have bean raised
in London for the sufferers by the hurricane and earth
quake on the island Of Antigua.
The Princess of Wales returned TO England to-day IRON
the Continent.
The Daiy Necs expresses tho hope that Mr. AshDurys
yacht Liyonia will meet with fair Dlay In American
waters and ockeyed out Of triumphs which OF
right belong TO her.
The relatives OF the Fenan informer Talbot VINO was
shot md killed several months ago by man namcd
Kelly have preferred claim for $4,000 against the CITY
of Dublin az compensation for his death at the hands OF
An assassin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
WASHINGTON.
THE NEW BONDS AND THE NATIONAL BANKS
ACCOUNTS OF DEFAULTING REVENUE OFFICERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUEB

THE NEW BONDS AND THE NATIONAL BANKS
ACCOUNTS OFDEFAULTING REVENUE OFFICERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNBl
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. ~. 1871.
Only $40 OOo 900 OF the bonds of the funded loan sub
scribed for by the National banks In exchange for Five
Twenties yet remain to be of BY the 6h proximo
this amount of bonds will all been signed. aud the
last subscription filled.
The National banks are rapidly responding to the
recent order Of the Secretary OF the Treasury and are
Withdrawing their vetweny bonds deposited with the
Treasurer of the United States security for their
circulation and placing in their stead tho bonds OF
the new funded loan. About 0Oo Of vetwenes
have been held banks to heissue OF the
order above alluded to- since which have been
withdrawn and Cancelled.
Workmen commenced laying the basement walls OF the
new State Department, to-day 1t Is proposed to press
the work forward vigorously, and to have the entire
basement story and wall completed during the present
season. II is understood that imposing ceremonies VIII
take place at the laying OF the when it ~
expeced Secretary Fish will deliver address suitable
to the time
considerable number Of officers have re-
Gently settled their accounts with the Government some
paying their differences in full. while others were al
@e os aances mHer viii be-
into the Treasury An old balance OF about that
OF Gen Steadman deceuBed Will, IL is sald, never
be pail Commssio Douglass and Acting Attorney
General Brtstow had long conference Yesterday rel
pending and it WAS agreed where satisfactory settle
not speedily made the cases should 10 to the
Reports in the Government departments show the sin
guar that while much progress has been made IN
ture Of most kinds of spirits, gin is produced
to-day by the same method adopted years ago
The distiatiOn Of the pure article Is principally
carried on In Connecticut and under the prescribed for
mns nsed over half OSsS ago IN Sna made
iighwiies or whisky, favored with juniper berries
and then put upon the market and sold as "furo iio