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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

Rock ISLAND, February l5.-The
factory building OF the Rock Island
0lassWorks was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss, 81, 900; insurance,
$500. The building will be rebuilt
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- HOtTiEhs1aadfag he reeeas heavy
- advance in the prices Of the raw
- m&teriaI. and the OOEsKQUENTA AP-
- PRECIATIOE OF ALL OOrrON FAs-
- RICs. ws are stnI oasring shs rsi-
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MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsnMc NOTICE

THE statad communication Of De q
u Soto Lodge. No. 30. win be heldNA|
this tekIDAXl evening. February 18Th. ~
a. O'Clock. for dispatch OF business.
All n. Ms are fraternalIy invited
By order r. O. WILLIAMSON W N
r. W. HHEIlrON. HacrafarY ~
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Important ts Merchants, Planters, cSa-
alsslsa and PFOdses hea.

OITY INsPECTOR's OFFICE,
~ JANUARY q, lS72
- would r1f PsctfuIIy inform AL con.
cerneI tnat / haVs assumed the duties of
CITY ISsPEcTOR," !" and win PROMPTLY at.
tend to al bugi1sas connected with the once
Mr.. B. ~ BLACK, well and fayorably
known to the citizens OF this city, u nv as
SIS ant, and viii act In conjunction with me.
Business hours frOD a.m- Ga p.m.
EDWARD BARHDs,
Cffv Iusnsefnr
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StOekhOldsl 8 Meeting.

FhksLDEAIs UEEIUH 3. u. 3 a < z,
Marion, Ala, February z, IS7l I
FsHE annual meeting o. TIE Stock holders
OF the Selma, N srion and Memphis Rail.
road Company viii be held In the city OF Co
tum bus, Mississippi, On WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day OF March next.
fels. Tn b FORREST. President
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GLOBE nUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, $3,2l5, 900
PLlAY FREEEAN, 7rssiesHt
A.. s. JUDAH, Assn Ssp's sf Aseaolss.
RESERVE DIWOEAB PLAN,
An ESDOwMEEr POELCx GRANTED
AT 0OMMON LIE RATEA

- Exa2Rlst Ags Ss, eI0.esO, Pr0.
snaams ssSH 30. In swsafy years 49,
surea receives N CASH, sE1sssg sc ,
IN case eG dssth within shs pszAeA.
anaouss 81 PSAAey payable 90 rsPre-
ssnssttVes.
- Ne ether syssG@ 81 KaauRanos sVsr
iRfFeGueea sqaal - she Rszsrvo Davs-
dead Piaa- ADOERH LOER,
islO LseAl AesaA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
POLICE NOTES.

The Brooklyn Police Commissioners have compli-
meHed Capt euy aud Oeers Roach aId Fy Tor hat recent
arrests Of burglars.
The Board of Police retired, yesterday. Sergeant
W W. Dks Of the feeuth Precinct hs
per also resolved day eIeeyt
Tuesdays and Fridays the days for tu Of police deaqaens
Police Commissioner Barr investigated. yesterday,
PatrOmsn Martin " the Eighteenth
Precinct uniform coming saloon grossly in
tO1cated and being the house
dsorierly He viii be dismissed
The Board Of Police Justices removed yesterday.
j. W. Rke Interpreter Joseph shaw VIM Roehefort Robert
H. Rscy clerks, sni appointed George Held Interpreter james
Baker Lawrence Collins and Joseph Moore clerks Robert
chief clerk Mr. Ytch euogphe aud Aers Barnes Ryan
and Kelly, clerks retained
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday James
Mccarthy charged with killing Edward Csuo b. irsetung Ibis
acquitted being satisfied that
Martin PLEADED guilty 10 burglary and
Prison g 10 Michael Donobue burglary
Bowen grand larceny John Brady petit larceny year
An inquest was held, yesterday. in the case OF
Bryan OCOHne S. Of No. $50 West Twenehst, va,
seriously chse thrown By Henry 100
stable TWentieih st. June and who died the
Bellevue Hospital fye jurors their veret eronsTated Dugan
the sixth thought that the accni guilty Of ug weapon With
murderOu Coroner Herman held Dugan default O
bail " await the action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
THE RING Trials.
70 Me Edttor rhe rrtbnne.

To the EdtforOf The Tribune o..
SIR The proceedings recently had before Judge
Hogeboom, the Albany Special Term suits against Tweed
Connolly and Fields quite inseursiey reported By
Press. .I . .. ..
The tendency Of each departure from the ct published reports
produce impression that the Judge views adverse to
ATTORNEY General maintain the aeton,
that be expressed doubts uron the subject Nothing Wa
said Of the proceeding. which could any seae Justify
either Of these nfereboes 81.
The Judgment the best evidence Of the Courts onon u. was
perempoy adyeT the defendants AHem made m the re
ports Otherwise Impression merely pro oa
Such not The Judge dd suggest in the course Of
the debate the parties for the sake Of ped should all dis
cuson and such pro a decision Court ehi think
St TO pronounce leaving defeated party his right apre To
this the States sened but the defendants prempto
iii, refused The Judge therefore, compelled to hear all that eoad
be urged bJ counsel adopt Of lie ooo
tpend much time dad labor In perusihg muIttgde
Of references furnished him. and ertupsn deliver wb
bis adgmen some future period the result Of biz
carefully prepared opinion Writing he could decide the
tgumen conformity With The Impressions then resting
upon bis mind adopted the latter No Ograpbef sss
pseH luminous able and eloquent oral opinion delivered
This much TO regretted m ion and seaineu
Of beef that oeial oorruphsn
neither the meis other polnt
color for inference that
e slightest doubt the States night 10 the psad.
ing actions
This effort 70 discourage reform VIII fail OF the
States have entertained nsmate the slightest
ultimate Judge auhor'y 10 srest the pfeis
has Ypfesse doubt Of the hss rrht0 maintain t TX
seiOSL Palss statements fVs T-aulI utaeii ns .n ef
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HVDNUrs He BRoApwAi BRO DIV
sat, Eooa-o6, n.-G2s AdnghL-eO'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort House-Horace White OF Ihe {, shloagG 2
T5ss shs non w m Allison Of lows Gen. Sehrver u A. ana
Gen. G. IL T. Con. Of lp1 A Age11s {, s,5s hoS .,sS
% ~ S snsLire Oliver Ames Of Massachusetts III rice fil!-
gts Of ven,os he Ret Fanuiuv q Illinois Fa % ~
80 pc, psv Pooe Of ii. hchmtfa OF bA
" " eoiisrd Of Rhode Island. and Col W; p Warr,n o.
~ t-rsJ 0uaI H0k-E1 Gov jones l. Orr OF south thoIna
. ion Hammond df Point ~ w. mi Col kntn9g o. 'ne
II Manpe OPS .MeQpoitaa Ho'sIIhe Hon. H. H. ian no
- uwur h. b. Warl O. Detroit the Hol a. IL; o,n,pheu
and Col Gideon of Washington. 4or Hoae-Gen; =. ~
of Indian Affairs and ~ Gere OF syrense dos'
s.oriS Vos-Pro j. NJ Hoppin OF Negayen Hoghaaa hgt-
ne Hon r. Pouud of Wisconsin, Gen d: Vickt OF fH'sB'
Buener Kentuey the Hon W H. Bsamn o o. S9ane'S n
OF Ronl0ui I. Il. Blackone az " l.
iso e chicago . Giisy H0uGen. W D. 1bmits OF Troy d.
Datr OF buicess N II j. A. Bddgand Of ndhna aa =
Frpon NJ York HOiel-EECOv aialfh Of Nes
eg Col Thomas Sims OF Negohelns and T. J. bohpafe Oh
usltf
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The managers of the American Bible Society,
at their meeting, Thursday. made grants OF books
the Missouri Baptist sunday Convention: 10 the
American seamen's Friend socieiy TO tho Board Of
Missions Of the Reformed Church, for Japan; and TO
many auxillares at the sOuth. The entire number Of
volumes granted 9293, including ~ volumes for the
blind beside others 10 the value Of S01j. IL was re-
solved to eectrOtype the Book of Psalms in Ancient
SyEiac, IN connection with tine New Testament, now
nearly finished good report made OF the rcyiving
the Bible work i'm North Carolina, ANA ~ the pepara
uOns 10 supply the large incoming population along the
North Pacific Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08


frend fnonou enemies . = 49,. .,i.
M ~ IN others within influence wh not purchase nom
store Of whatever kind money Wlee such sign has
49, bat will patronage 10 Iuch as have oon'
rBcd With our demand 4, -. ,.J.,i
sold That IN adopting the above resolutions do rot hsN
mai me- propretor Of store sha cotdo his bdne nen We
Or until be has been called 20 90 - R h
splov6 or majority Of the operatives Of hat particular
. Tiose who would free themselves sirike tie blow
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
MASONIC.

The newly elected officers of the Grand
Lodge Of Free aud Accepted Masons were installed
yesterday The salary Of the Grand Treasurer in
creased 60 q II resolved 90 form Convention
consisting Of delegate from each Masonic District OF
10 lodges. 10 meet under the direction of the Grand
Master ater tue Ist Of January next for the purpose VI
revising the amendments " the constitution.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
RUMORED FLIGHT OF A CORRUPT JERSEY CITY
OFFICIAL.

Commissioner Bumsted of Jersey City, who
was convicted last Saturday of conspiracy to defraud
that municipality, and who is TO be sentenced To State
Prison to-day with valise in the Fourth-ave.
late last night and IL rumOred that he intended
escape Europe in the Spain, which sails at an early
hour this morning il said under only 5000
BAIL and 10 be liable TO imprisonment for two and half
years
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

, q, . en- oo,, and The reports question are framed 10 ihs
.sy n in ,ens degree judicial habit pvpafe Nsea opnoa
espng IN drtaiI the technical points relied upon W ne
pary aud vg each precise refaiston saa T % lsnns1s %
49, & asigung reasons for this very etcusaoe OMISSION on
ter pSTt afons the oay color for peen,e hat any .
"a Doubt. about thee eases "N-
N,r YORK iThurSddu June g., tiI2.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

Tie following resolutions were huoptedt
HAas eoseIsou ol the vsst interest the human and
Of Successful estebsent
a bhoOe members Of ta Jy
At srye A. citizens 81 the Dte1 States and wokgnen 10 all
eeTy u 70 attain ihe issue We % erheg
1ee1e.
WLoas TheDeh ~ ceased FOR 70 contribute ab0f
De Of ene1es, We are s suppJg
patronage and our money and con
aaef many hose and 0Ta suppoT We hhoua have
lloAsetf blers b1ts lot undeisken dfy goods dealers
nanulrels who i've and acnalate fortunes BY
psonsge In wos gas boldly get Us a. eeal9 Ane nia
ge ttty on onv eOBeIs and dTeei teb Sord
- 10 eur esfis and the laws Of the nation and tLf
ffste ThsIcfofe he q No..
he vostlcnen demand ibai gpy afiettFe
thfosgaIt pahf ih isf W
tssg n s Y ldtp ,suf gace Si IsohIts
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
THE EIGHT-HoUR CRUSADE.
PROGRESS OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT IN
THIS CITY.

i
THIS CITY.
o>,e uuNpRFp THOUSAND woRKNrEN ORGANIZED
THE RISK OF RI0T-ViOLENCE CONDEMNED
ny THE MAJORITY OF THE STRIkERS-THE
PARADE ON MONDAY.
The importance and extent of the labor
strikes and the great interests at stake in the movement
fail of inst appreciation BY those who merely g'"hOo d"
The details in the daily newspapers. Less than yeS.
400 tne ardes OF this city had only 1900 men on 'o
rolls. but now, including new societies representing
trades hitherto uuorganized the number OF worAusne"
combined under protective trade ASSOCIATIONS o"i0"'9
70 nearly 10000 This increase has had l's Co So"'"
m the movements Of the past few |eeAs' alousn sIo
accessions began as far back as the lS1h oi 0ep"o
last when the worsugmen paraded and maoe Iornhd'
able demonstration favor Of the elght-hom aW Inc
.,,plovcrs now ind that the eighthour, movement
4, revopd their control Heretofore strikes have Included
I'm, almited number Of the iOurneymen but with more
extensive organization and extraordinary unanlmlly,
rho vorkngmon better able 10 hold out ana comll
tbe masters 10 acquesce in their demands The Eight
Hour League now numbers 81 100 members all OF WHOM
have struck for reduced time. These men are d'uio
uted among the following trades
Cabinet and iarlslre Makers = 00 9de S0
~ t and alO Shop makers .o9
UtoIcFers.. Sl
C,rEers. .......... 29 Ssvrina'h9e ooS l.As % AM
rs,o ussers 600 Wood 4Oo
The strikes have now extended TO 80 trades. Twelve
u Them have been fully successful and the men have re-
Turned to work Iu Il trades represented in the Eight
Hour League oue-tird OF the men have resumed work
upou their own terms and Of the remaining trades the
strikers in three have nearly reached favorable con-
cluson with the employers, while for the other three
arc fair prospects OF The majority Of the trades
employing the most men have been engaged IN inc
movement Many OF the have money in the banks
and they declare they will expend all their savings
g. MAINTAIN their principles. In addition 10
TIC pocunlary losses voluntarily incurred Dy
the vorkugmon, through refranins from iaDor'
considerable damage has been inflicted upon tho en-
poyers who have contracts TO IN and claims OF various
Kinds to meet beside the expenses incidental to their
business How long the employer and the employe can
hold out against each other at the present rate o eAp
dIture IS Of course the problem now TO be solved.
There are nearly 80 associations in this city, represent
irg the following trades:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

Grant and Wilson delegates, and admlTsl ADM Re-.
C,,silngre All suftmsl Hats % 2ls Br1adEay
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

Gents Cashmere Hats, Summer styles, at th'
hat of REsENWEfS i3 Nassaust, near Sprueest
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

- Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed Ia using
DoolKYs East POWDER. Ask your grocer ofiL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

WATCHES. JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go TO Is; ;
s Iot Iitn no store no showcases Ofce ap stairs SAT-
d from the iron safe hands save, at Manufacturers poe
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
MOMGOPATHIC CLAIMS

ii
sUgsTASr1ATED BY STATISTICS OF PRIVATE PRACTICE.
In ys,yoi Ctr a,e IN two years 1910 ard 1871 according sta
des compiled oa records of the Metropolitan Board Of Health
osf ALLoPATHIC PHYSICIANS LOST 3O,395 CASES.
156 HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS LOST $3.50 CASES
Averaging $3.50 Deaths to every AOpac and 1922 Deaths every
Homeopathic Practitioner NewYok City In other words the NOR
tally under homeopathic reaen. h popooaa only % per cent
mortality under Anopahs treatment where the physicians Oh 'n
two schools have been praetcus side By side
For m Statistics and other interesting facts In relation to compra
tive Mortality, apply FOR Books and Pamphlets at
THE HOMEOPATHIC
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. o31 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK,
on OF ITS AGENTS
In connection with It's plans Of aud IN addition
to il. transactlng in every respect and in reality
AN ALL CASH BUSINESS
hi. Company presents the following features to the publie'
LOW MORTALITY,
ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT,
IlBERALrrY TO PoLICY-HOLDERs,
as erea! as consistent with PERFECT SECURITY.
AND IT ISsUREs HoMGoPATHs AT REDUCED RATES.
nures al sound all the accepted plans without presenting
startling novelties u baae the assured accorng to Medical treat
aL It's Denls declared annually after second year. and each
PocyoiIer receives Dividends that his money has
rbuled toward the surpus
Policies Yon.Foitibe after Two Annual Paynens-ReetiOn
Removed from TaeWomen Insured Rates Hen-EgerT
Policy Clear an Ineligible It's TensPOucyHOIes Voters at
ASSETS, 100000. "
OFFICERS.
D. D. T. MARSHALL, President.
f. 81 KELLOGG NJ D., Vice President
PRANK B. MATHEW, Secretary.
STEWART I. wOoDFoRD, Counsel
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
lAnnonneemenEsi
Irritation of scalp-BUaNETT's COCAINE cures
tAnnonneemenlal

WHILE PASTOR OF THE CANTON CHURCH,
YrwyRsET sOrn IEARs AGO. TEMPORARILY LOST NY VOICE. AND
WAS IS couEeuEscE UNABLE PREACH TOR NEARLY rEAH LAST
spsre BEGAN so HAVE SYMPTOMS OF LOSING IT AGAIN.
,7osrp WIN GREAT DIFFICULTY, EACH TINE PREACHED
u1o BIZ rnE LAST IL July COMMENCED rssd DR. TSEs TX
pyoronAxr Ar rms sxs TINE THROAT AND CHEST
FREELY WIN rHE L1SuESr THROAT DAILY ACCORD
,se 70 THE DIRECTIONS GIVEN DR. JAMES ALzAEAc AT TaE
,E r1uE TAXING rnz ExpEcroRSr REGULARLY FRELNo YEAi
MICH BETTER THE GARsIE AND rHE HSI
gyr uvr sriLL KErr on BxPEcORANr THH WINTER
HAVE BEEN xoRR EXPOSED THAN ToR MANY
YEARS PAST AND YET MI GROWING STRONGER AND
WE'RE IT NOT ToR THE OF MI CALLING FSLT Be
1EyE PERMANENT CURE By rHE BKPEcToR
AYr Ar ALL xyESTs DONE, AND Is DOING NE
ElKEs ME ANXIOUS 20 ALL VINO ARE 'UFVEHSs
vRon rHnoAr OR LuSG CoHPLANrs-REy PIKE LANH7lLf'
(. u. " 10
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

Good wine needs no bush," has passed INT INT
CPsGsE r wherever known It's me above sill other vines
acknogels sel f1sL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

Visit J.. LORD's new Cleaning and Dyelng
nae G B giy near Beeckcst (aie % Broomest bapch at
Or oisay dresses hav saclue aes feathers goe' N e-a
tluly cleaned; /; corss pants vests cleaned hse new
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

NEvSBaIrAIE, Conn june 6, l8i@
T.. UoTNrFs- Dear Sir: inelOsed please ina
ebec for Busr Alarm Telegraph placed IN house The machine
wor 70 nv aaOn and appears ss thou u ~
20 20 loan tIuly, - '" 'iN-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-14

FROM MUScEY CBEEK.-The Muncey
Creek Consolidated NJ. Co. will start up
work on their mines about the Goth inst.
The company is down ON one of their
claims 80 feet, in carbonate ore; and in
another claim u tunnel of 80 feet has
been M in the same mineral. An as
say was made by SchmolZ, yesterday,
showing that the ore contains 500 in sill
yer and about 80 per cent. in lead. The
ore is easily smelted.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFrT.-The citi-
zens of Hamilton have rendered Mrs.
Carrie Carter a complimentary benefit,
which will take place tomorrow night, at
Dramatic Hall, for which occasion q
splendid bill has been selected; and we
expect to see n crowded house. showing
that our citizens appreciate the Jealous
efforts OF Mrs. Garter To please our
theater-going people.
THEATEn. The Carter troupe per-
formed to a good house last night, at
Dramatic Hall. The evenings enter
tadIment commenced with the laughable
farce of 'Everybody's Friend and con-
cluded with the farce of The Jealous
Wife The entire troupe sustained the
several characters to the satisfaction of
~ audience,
STAGE UPsET.-The stage which left
here yesterday afternoon, for Phoebe,
was upset, when about 90 miles from this
city, this side Of Washburne's. Frank
Sanders, one Of the drivers, who wal on
top of the stage, had his arm broken; and
several of the passengers received slight
bruises. None of them were seriously
injured.
A CURIosTrY.-At Perlia Rowell's sa-
loon can be seen quite a curiosity, in the
shape of a %porcupine, which we are in
formed was caught by Ed. Raum, in the
Schell Creek Range, and forwarded to
Perlia as a present.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-14
MAILS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FROM THE HAMILTON
PosToFFIcE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN MAIL.-Arriyes and
departs daily. Time of closing, lla5 a. m.
PIOCHE MAIL.-Embraces White River, Silver
Park, Phoebe, Hike, and st. Joseph. Arrives
and departs on alternate days. Closes at 245
n. m. Leaves at 3 p. m.
BELMONT MAL.-Embraces Hot Creek and
Reyeille. Arrives Thursday of each week.
Leaves Friday. Closes at 0 p. m. Thursday.
AUSTIN MAIL.-Leaves tlis office daily at II ;45
n. IN. for Eureka. Arrives and departs from
there three times a-week.
sHELBURN MAIL.-Leayes on alternate days.
at 7 a. IN.
POSTOFFICE HOURS.-From 8 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Sundays. from o TO 10 a. m, and thirty minutes
after arrival of the stage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-14

FATAL AccIDENT.-From J. J. Watt.
who arrived in town last night, we learn
that a miner named MCGOWAN fell down
a shaft of one of the mines in Egan Can
yon, a distance of 100 feet, and was
instantly killed.
STAGE ron TRoy.-Ballenberg & Nor
ris's stage for Troy District, will leave ON
Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, carrying the U. S.
mail and Wells, Fargo & Co. s express.
Ofi1ce at Dexster Stables. tf*
Now READY TO MEAT OUR FRIENps.-
COMBINATION OF THE MEAT MARKETS.
Messrs. Warren d Mallett having formed
a combination of their meat markets. the
business will hereafter be carried on at
the old stand of The Peoples Market,
where all will be welcomed, and a con-
tinued smile extended from them. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
either of the old firms will please call and
settle Immediately. j. W. MALLErr.
N. S. WARREN.
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-P. Steler desires
to inform his friends, customers, and the
public in general, that he has Just re-
turned from San Francisco with a first
class stock of jewelry, for the holidays,
consisting of diamonds, watches, chains,
rings, bracelets, and silverware, which
he offers for sale at reasonable prices.
Call and examine this fine and extensive
stock of jewelry. #tf
WATCH REPAIR1YG.-P. Steler has sue
ceeded in procuring n of the best
watchmakers on the Pacific Coast, and
is now prepared to repair all kinds of
watches, ehronometers and clocks, in a
workmanlike manne New pieces re-
placed if necessary. Work will be done
reasonably and warranted for one year.
$4,000 IN CASH FOR $1.-We call the
attention of our readers to the advertise
ment in another column of the Nebraska
State Orphan Asylum. Here is a chance
to win a fortune in a Public Legal Draw
ing, and at the same time help a noble
and worthy institution.
DAILY LINE TO ROBINSON AND ScHELL
CREEK.-Gilmer & Salisbury will here
after run a coach daily to Robinson and
Schell Creek. Fare $3.50. Office al the
Dexter stables.
LIyERY.-Ballenberg & Morris have
opened a stable at Treasure City, and
will exchange horses and buggies with
their stables in Hamilton. The best of
livery stock on hand at both stables.
STAGE TIME.-The Palisade stage left
Eureka at obs, with 4 passengers, and
will arrive in Hamilton about 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A good, No. l
waiter, can find steady employment by
applying at the Barnum Restaurant.
DINwooDEY a. Co.
FoR SALE.-Two 30-horsepower en-
gines and boilers, and two Sawmills. All
in complete order.
-je7-tf RUSSELL Il CoMIss.
NoT1cE.-Freight from this day, if via.
Elko to Hamilton, will be at the rate of
S2.% per cwt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-14
THOMAS n. BROWNE,
LOUIS A. HAUCK,
N. WESCOATT,

CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
" OFFICE At DR.. Spalding's Hotel, Hamil-
ton, New. viii attend to all business in the
above line, in this State, Utah and California.
Special attention given to the Survey, Examina-
tion and report on mines. sep14tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-14
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

BARoMETRIcAL AND THERMoMETRIcAL TABLE, PRE-
PARED DAILY, By @. r. ALEXANDER, DRUGGIST.
, 1872-08-21
EEss'T ga TTT9 ~
d IaZAA dkA " ARSu
WEDNESDAY 2lsr AUGUST 1872.

The Pharmaceutic Tidende of Copenha-
gen, in an article on the Industrial and
Art Exhibition Of the North, ia its review
Of several objects of more technical than
pharmaceutic interest, has the following
note on some Of these, exhibited from the
Danish Westindies 1T is a striking tran
%sition, when, from the different productions
Of northern industry you pass into the
apartment containing Mr.. Fabet's exhibition
from the Danish WestlDdia Islands. Nor
is this strange, for from the extreme North
to those little tropical islands, there is quite
a leap. The Productions are so character
istic that even the least obsarvant eye must
be struck with the difference. Arrow-root
and Bay Spirits, Preserved Fruits and Tur-
tie Shells, Seeds and other parts Of many
different herbs and plants, in short, a mot
ly collection of objects, which are nearly
all completely unknown and foreign to us.
But just thereby this exhibition beco mes
all the more valuable, aud here, where it
is placed alongside Of our domestic produce,
here, where the difference as above
mentioned, is SO conspicuous, it becomes 80
much the more interesting 10 see those new
and strange forms, in which nature and art
and domestic industry find expression in
those hot clime3. Mr. Fabcr exhibits these
things on behalf Of several persons, and he
certainly deserves great thanks, especially
IN view Q the labour and trouble-uudoubt-
eddy no small one-in collecting and pro-
curing this proportionately very considera-
bic exhibition"
, 1872-08-21

NOTICE is hereby given that a
M Semi-Annual General Meeting
Of Shareholders of the Bank of st.
Thomas will be held on Monday Goth
inst, at the Bank premises, when the
usual Report of the Directors for the
past six months will be submitted.
The Chair will be taken at -
o'clock noon.
Bank of St. Thomas,
ST, Thomas 18th August 1872.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
CHAS. STRANDGAARD,
Manager p. t.