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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

KAFFLE.-A fine Florence Sewing Ma
chine will be raffled off about the 10Th, or
20 soon thereafter as the tickets are sold.
tickets, 81 each, to be had ut the Express
oIhce, and the various hotels and saloons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

THEDE's BALL.-In another column
will be found the advertisement of Thede
d Baumgartner, announcing the Invita-
ton Committee, listof Managers, ETC., for
the grand farewell ball they design giving
on the Goth inst. 1t will be their aim to
make this ball the ball Of the season, and
as our young folks were ''played out" by
the "heathen Jnps" of their usual dance
on the 4th of July, we have no doubtthat
many will avail themselves of this occa-
sion. Go, all who want good time, and
rest assured that it will not be the fault
of "mine host" of the junction City
hotel if you do not have it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

PATENT CLOTHES LINE.-Our towns
man, Mr.. L. Feibush has obtained the
agency for the sale OF a plated wire
warranted not to rust Or in
jure the clothes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

Dissolution N0TICE.-By reference
to our advertising columns, it will be
seen that the finn of McWhorter s Null
lane have dissolved copartnership.
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For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
x kulolson's Gallery witho.t stairs. Ies5- AS-
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, ~ Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. d.
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THE NATURAL BRIDGE.-M. Marie
informs us that he designs visiting the
Hay Fork Valley some time this Sum
mer and will improve the opportunity to
take some views of the Natural Bridge
and the scenery adjacent. The bridge
has been visited by II Photographic artist
some years ago, but the views obtained
were not very good ones and Jew OF them
were circulated. We hope Mr.. Marie
will do rs he says, for the bridge especially
when viewed from the loves side, presents
scene of beauty and grandeur which
should give it IL place among the many
beautiful scenes OF which the mountains oi
California are so prolific. The bridge,
too, is historic ground, FOR near it, massive
portals is the battle ground where the
power of the Trinity Indians was broken,
in 1852, and life made safe to the scattered
"toilers Of the mine" who had penetrated
to these mountain Businesses in the never
ending search for gold. Mr.. Marie WAS
very successful in taking views Of Wea
vervile and vicinity lat year, and we
predict that if he is as successful at the
bridge, copies of the views will find n
rcady sale.
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FIRST DAY OF AUGUST,

and ii j. absoldtoly .cessary that all persons
ind1 t 10 ine by Nots, DooA Aeco"nt, or
otherwise, slIo Id make an
IaEMEDEAFE SETTLEMENT.
rart5 IS who fail to do SO must expect TO have
Cost, o. Sit aud Il 10 tn ir accUunts, rs IN
t nd TO uTo IN cOLnty as soon ~ cio@c . I,
ana do not wisn to leave any II. CO .nts behind.
Flom the present time until August lst, |
will cunlin ,e to sill Ii ON my STOCK Ut Gcnei al
VI rcnanulso, t =. o. CASH UNIN. Clu
aocu .nLs navo bGen closed and lao new Ones
viii b. oponSd.
LOUIS +. RAAB.
Junction City, June 1, 49,. IT,
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ASSESSOR S NOTICE.

FavIEE VNDERSIGN ED WELL COM
n mence ASS g lug lrinity Co.nty ior the
i.cdl \ ear lo1--o, ON
MONDAY. APRIL Ist, 1872.
am dcsirous of making rs thorough and eco
nonicai an assossm1 mt as possible and Tor that
purposo viii call ~ on each tax laying cltlGun
Uace. Ihen, should any ono neglect To give
II list of pro. .,erty, will ass 50 at what. from
tns b st information 4 can obtain, will b. II
fair and Jdst cstimat. oi thc valae, the prop
rrty o. the person 50 negloctng to turnish II
sched..le.
Remember, One ana One Call Only
viii be ma le.
Parties not owning any Real Estate, will be
reIuIrud to pay theii taxes when assessed, and
thus, paying k'JiI AJAX bJfor3 the Second
Monday i'll Uctobor will save OAe bOil"r
thereby. JACOD PAU LNEN,
Assessor.
Wcaverville, March 18th, 1872. IT,
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n o M E NJ Z w S i.

BACkEp OFF THE BRIDGE.-We have
had occasion heretofore to refer to the
unsafe condition of the bridge across East
Weaver Creek on the road to Lewiston,
and now we have painful accident to re-
cord. On Friday afternoon, the I'd inst.
Mr.. Davis, of Mud Valley, accompanied
by two ladies, Mrs. Frick and Miss Au-
eusta Eames, OF Shasta, were coming to
town in buggy, and reaching the bridge
started across. Unfortunately there was
q small stump which laid partly across
the bridge, at sight Of which the horses
became frightened, and unmanageable.
The rafting of the loose planks under
their feet alarmed them still mora, and
they at last backed the buggy off over
the side, the occupants falling out, when
the buggy fell on them, and the horses
fell on top Of the buggy. Under the cir
cumstrnces it seems miracle that any
of them lived to tell the story. Mr.. Da-
Wis, however was unhurt, Miss Eames
escaped with few slight bruises, while
Mrs. Frick was badly bruised besides
having the colar-bone broken. G. NJ
Ritter and w. B. Brown, soon happened
along, by whose assistance the wounded
lady was conveyed to II eighboring house,
and DR.. Montague sent for. Afterwards
the ladies were brought into town to the
residence OF Jos. Craig Esq. where they
received every attention. On "Wednesday
last Mrs. Frick felt 50 far recovered that
at her request she was taken out home.
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TRINITY JOURNAL.

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OF THE TRINITY JOVENALt
OF THE TRINITY JOURNAL
OF THE TRINITY J0URSXLi
OF THE TRINITY LOURNkLt
OF TIE TRINITY JOVRNALi
OF THE TRINITY JOURNAMi
AZ THE TRINITY JOURNAL
OF THE TRINITY JOVRNAAI
OF THE TRINITY JOURNALI
OF TIE TRINITY JOIRNALI
OF THE TRINITY JOVRNAI.i
OF TREE TRINITY JOURNAL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
WELlAs.x NEWSPAPER,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
A WEEKLY NEW sPApER.
a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
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a wEEMLY NEWSPAPER.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
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DEVOTED no THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TIEE INTERESTS
DEVOTED To THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TIE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TIgE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED FO THE aNTERESTs
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED To THE INTERESTS
DEVOTED TO TEsE iNrEnEsTs
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SETTLE IMMEDIATELY !

zHAVING SOLD MY BUILDINGS.
4 n merchandise, &c., to Kupcr, karsky ~
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SEVENTEENTH V0EyME!
SEVENTEENTH vOLUMEl
SEVENTEENTH VOaV WEI
SEVEN VOLyNIEI
SEVENTEENTH VOLUME!
SEVENTEENTH VOLUMEi
SEW yENrEENTIs VOLIMEI
SEVEN NrEENrM vOLTMEl
SEVENTEENTH VOIVMEl
SEVENTEENTH V0LVMEl
SEVENTEENTH VOTCMEl
SEVENTEENTH yOLIMEl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

OF TRINITY COVNTYi
OF TRINITY COUNTY !
OF TRINITY COUNTY
OF TRINITY COUNTY,
or TRINITY COgNEKi
OF TRINITY COUNTY
OF TRINITY COUNTY,
OF TKsNETY COUNTY,
OF TRINITY COUNTY,
OF TRINITY COUNTY
OF TRINITY COVNTX!
OF TRINITY COUNTY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-18
An Able Debate on the Subject OF
Allowing Suitors TO Testify on
their own BehaIf-Mr. willey's
Paramount Allegiance.
Special Correspondence Of the Register
CHARLESTON March Ii

Special Correspondence Of the Register.I
CHARLESTON, March IL.
We have had to-day very interest
ing session Of the Convention, the debate
that arose upon the various subjects
presented being marked with something
more than the usual display Of ability.
At the opening Of the morning session
Mr.. Travers presented the report Of the
Committee on Education. copy OF
which l enclose, and on his motion, it
was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Woods, from the Committee on
Bill Of Rights and Elections, reported
that the committee had considered the
petition of sundry colored citizens Of
Jefferson county praying for the adop
ton OF constitutional provision by
means of which colored persons might
be eligible as jurors. Az the present
Constitution made DO reference to the
qualifications OIL jurors, it was deemed
iuexpedieut to insert any provision
upon the subject in the new. The re-
port was adopted BY the Convention.
The following resolution offered on
yesterday by Mr. Price and pending a,
the time Of adjournment was then
taken up as unfinished business, Mr.
Travers being called to the chair.
mo person having q direct interest
in a cause shall be competent to testify
as a witness in support Of such interes
unless called upon to testify in the cause
by the adverse party
When offering the resolution Mr.
Price had said that he did 80 in th'
interest OF good morals and to destroy
the temptation TO false swearing that II
offered by the present law upon THU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-18

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at the Office OF the undersigned,
nj the City of Wheeling. w. Va, until
Wednesday, March the Oth, for the grad
ing,masonry and bridging ofthe Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad, from
the junction with the p. Z. & 81. l.. Ry., op-
poSite Steubenville, to the ,ity OF Wheel.
Ing, a distance OF about "a miles.
Profile and specifications can be seen al
the abOve-named office, after Friday, March
j. 1872. LEWIS APPLEGATE,
President Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky Railroad. mrl-i
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ky,
Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is GIVEN To LAND HOLDERS
" in the county of Ohio, also to lot-own-
srS In the city OF wheeling: on the line OF
the present location OF said road, that all
IN unsettled right OF way has passed into
the hands OF the Court, 10 be settled by a
Jury.
Those desiring a settlement of right OF
way, b. ore the 10th of March, will call upon
the Committee, at the Office of the Com
pauy, second door below Mcclure House,
Market street, Wheeling.
LEWIS APPLEGATE,
President.
MARrI CT 1879 LII
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-18
RuiIding Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
al wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL IN
SIuare y: No. : In Square :: me Soutn nan al
Of No. IAN SqEr -" - ~ 'du"Se -
10, lin Snuare Ii: y ,. : "a ~-i.I are No II
I'm SIutre IL: No IN squire IL; No. > IN
SIuare y; No. II in square ~, and NO. - IN
Division r. - ~. NJ ,z,n
Also, Lots No. l in Square 70; NO. 10 IN In
square 9: north half OF No. IA IN H4nS.e ~
No N Sguare :; No. ID in square II; NO. IL
IN Nunare Is: No. IL in Square 10; No. i IN
SIuar, 70: No y In square q, and ~: 10 IN
Sinlre Il. All situated in the SUBDIVISIONS
u '''' l.. g. HUGHES,
l.ls Real Estate Agent.
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Sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, rlasKs and Fixtures in Union
F,lndry, belonging TO the late f1rm OF w.
v. Miller q Co The purchaser can secure
, reasonable lease OF the Founury anu
'.iIn1s The building is - IT. by % II,
..niraily located, with good light which can
',ti ha distracted, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF first-ciass Jo6oins
Hnnirv. For further Information apply on
premises to ,.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-18
AUCTION SALE
Splendid Piano, Furniture
and HOuSeIl old Goods.

I WILL SELL AT AUCTION, On
| "wednesday, the .Oih day OF March, 1872,
NJ 10 O'Clock i. NJ, at the late residence OF
Mrs. Alice Lemon, deceased, on the south
side OF Quincy street, between SIKH and
seventh, a new, nrst-claSS seven octave
s,einwuy Plano, Stool and Cover walnut
Inanher and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets
and household Goods OF all kinds. This
Furniture and Piano is new. out OF the store
within year. GEO. n. w hEAl,
,n,rISt Executor.
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For Rent.

- ASNUG, NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
ca.6 house. on the west side OF Eotf, be-
twean Second and Third streets. Pos
session given at any time; rent to COM
mence only from April /, 1872. Apply to
JOHN q. HOFFMAN, Esq, or
THOS. U'BRlEN,
feb2T Real Estate Agent.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

'J'HE STORE-ROOM Ar PRESENT o.
1 cupied by FearguS Whally, No. lSI
81 .rS-t street, dire :tIv opposite the Clty
h UlIiug-One OF the best rrtail business
stands in the city. Possession gwen April
lst Apply 10
mlrlI.h JACOB BAYHA.
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For Rent.

S,ECOND AID THIRD STORIES OF
> Franklin Insurance Complny'S build
ius. For uticullrs apply al their ofttca
on VI rnroe street. or to GEO. W. FRANZ.
Helm or VI REILLY. ma;i-h
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For Rent.

- AG0OD BUSINESS STAND.-THE
n Warehouse. No . on Monroe street.
adjoining the merchant tailoring es-
Enlistment OF Thomas Hu hes & Co. Pos.
session given on first OF April, or sooner II
desired. For terms, apply TO
VI. REILLY,
feb21-h Sand 81 Main street.
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For Sale.

FARM OF ABOUT ~ ACRES
within five miles OF this city, on the
I1fional road. The house. out-hou:eS,
richard, &c, &C., are complete anu III
f''''N THOS. OBRIES,
,,orlo Raj Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-18

TIE money stealing by Government
officials, growing out Of the sale ofarms
to France, is nov ciphered up two and
. half millions of dollars.
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For Rent.

fNaE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
/ Street Railway Com oany, in Mcclure
FIX JOHN MCIURE.
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For Sale.

,DHE PROPERTY OF JOHN g. CHAND-
Ter. on Hampien street. For terms In
1.Iire of NJ. A. CHANDLER,
'narI.h At First National Bank.
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Starch.

s0 BOXES FoX's STARCH
W NC Boxes Hummel's Ex. CofYae.
maE LlST, DAVENPORT a PARYS
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Monitor Navy Tobacco.

D esIiasEs HALF POUNDS JUST RE.
Ssd and for sale by
N. RRMLY.
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w a NJ TED.
FOR SALE.
W. n. BAssETT,
= and County Auctioneer.

Civ and county AuCIIUHe6T'
u-ML ArTENDTo SALES p PIsSss caIi at
~ 81 AK = Law Office. corner Monroe
'.ij Ftlrrh SIS, or SrONER HANkES
p',.l.,. store, Market street. Jan-So
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Notice.

n ANINU DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
~ Of goods TO Messrs. Simpson, Cots 4
Reid, we take pleasure in recommending
our Old customers 10 the new firm.
w. j. Colts & co.
WHEELING, March 4, 1872.
The undersigned have formed copart-
nership Tor the purpose Of carrying on the
Wholesale Grocery Business AT the old
stand OF W. ]. Colts & Co, No. So Main
thankful for the patronage heretofore ex-
tended TO the old firm, we hone for q go,
unuance OF the same for the new.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
w. J. COTS,
marsra EDWARD REID
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avheeliug @egister.
,AIIY REGISTER,

DAILY REGISTER.
Ono vear 800 Three months. .2.Oo
Six Months....... 100 One month ......-.. 10
TRI.wEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday.
One CODY, l yr...A.0O One copy, moSs2.oO
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy yr-.s200 Five copies, yr-s s9 10
one COPY, 6 mos 100 Ten copies, yr- ls.oO
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CHARLEST0N N.

Per Diem OF Members OF the Legis-
Iature Reduced TO the Old Figure
Slow Progr ess and too Much Talk
Another Piece Of Legislation Pro-
pOsed-COlOnel b. III. Jones not TX
neciad to Live.
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New Books

A BOMINATIONS OF MODERN SOCIE.
n ty-By Kew. T. Dewitt Talmage, cloth,
sl.50.
CRUMBS SWEPT UP-By Rev. T. De-
Witt Talmage cloth. s2.25.
POOR MISS FINCH-By Wilkie Collins
paper, sl.OO.
THE LAND OF DESOLATION-By DR..
Isaac 1. Hayes, cloth, sl.75.
JOSHUA NARVEL-By Il. L. FarJeon,
paper, 4tc.
LEFT TO HERSELF-By Jennie Wood
vile, cloth, $50.
WAS SHE ENGAGED-By "JonquiI,"
cloth, $3.50.
HESTER KIRTON-By X. S. MacquoId,
cloth, sl.25.
A MILLION TOO MUCH-By Mrs. Julia
McNalr Wright, cloth, $50.
OUGHT WE TO VISIT HER-By Mrs.
Edwards, cloth, sl.75, paper, slOO.
VICTORY DEAN-By Cecil Griffith, cloth,
sl.75.
WILFRID CUMBERMEDE-By George
Mcdonald, cloth, Sl.T5.
CONVENT LIFE UNVEILED-By Edith
OGorman, cloth, $50.
LAST OF THE MOHICANS-Cooper
Appleton's New Edition, illustrated by OAR
ley, paper, 75c.
DURNTON ABBEY--By Trollope, paper,
Soc.
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WANTS.
Wanted Immediately y,

,,rrry t5N COMPETENT sALEsMEN'
IL salary with expenses paid, or on COM
,,iSslon, TO sell and lease "the New " heeler
wilson" Sewing Machine. Wagon anu
,,,n, furnished. For terms, &C., apply "
yM. SUMNER CO.;
mue s. Monroe st, Wheellns, W:
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the present law did not promote the
knowledge of the truth. His great OBJ
lection to the law is its demoralizing
effect In the excitement Of litigation
and anxiety to win his case, facts We're
distorted and willful perjury sometimes
committed by the party testIfying. The
witness should not be led into tempta.
ton. In every case in every court ne
had attended since the passage Of the
law he had seen its effects. He had
lived sixty years under the old rule
without prejudice, aud was not afraid
of bad men taking advantage Of thu
law to the prejudice OF honest men.
Instead OF hiring others to do the
swearing as referred to BY the gentleman
from Ohio county, the present system
required the merchant to do his own
swearing and this he desired:to avoid.
He regarded the temptation held before
litgants by the present rule as highly
detrimental to public and private
morals, and therefore hoped the Con
ven,iou would prohibit the further ex
istence OF such law.
Mr.. johnson, OF Tyler, referred to
the fact that the resolution had been
offered ostensibly to protect the morals
Of the people, but he could not see that
there was more immortality In being
forsworn than in ordinary lying. As
much guilt is attached to fslsehood
without oath as to false swearing
Men look at the same event from differ
ent staudpoints and through different
ewes, and both may be entirely con.
scieptious and honest while making
contradictory statements. The object
Of exactipg an oath in courts Of justice
is simply to subject the person swearing
falsely to the penalty of human law
it does not touch the morality Of the
the case, and hence the section offered
by the gentleman from Greenbrier did
not in reality and could not protect the
morals OF the people.
The previous question was called and
the main question put, the yeas and
nays resulting as follows: ayes, %
noes, Al. So the section was rejected
and the law stands. 1t is needless &c
comment here upon the matter. The
brief outline OF debate given above is
necessarily very imperfect, but it serve:
to show the DRIFT OF the argument
The speeches were all very good, and
it is not unfair 10 say that Nj. Daven
ports was one of the best he hao
read up" very industriously in relation
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nlarlN
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Notice TO Contractors.

MARCH LIST, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

opinion that 1t would be well for the people at
large II the schemes Of Wall street gamblers were
more amenable to the laws than they at present
are. Said the great merchant :-"Tnese men actu-
ally gamble upon their own ability to upset the
operations OF men having less capital than them
Selves but invested in a more honorable ana
legitimate method. II the kind OF business
which these stock operators carry on anected only
themselves and those engaged in similar pursuits
parayze trade and very seriously inlure oil deal
ers who rely upon moderate capital To,day gold
Is b0bbing up and down and men dare not BUY,
although the flush OF the Fail trade IS setting IN
upon them. Gold, see, has reached nlteen al
ready to-day, and men cannot feel commence
enough to purchase, while at the same time tney
can see nothing definite TO be gained by delay. lt
Is very wrOng-wrong both In principle anu III
pracJice.n r1T vi C.4
Another gentleman, whose interests are closely
affected by any pulsation OF the gold indicator,
gave 1t as his opinion that the policy OF the gov
ernment in reducing the gold balance In the ma
tiOnal treasury TO 80 low an ebb as mas
been the case within the past two or three
years was great mistake. Said hc:-"The govern
ment should always In my opinion, keep such Q
reserve OF gold on hand as wOuld be perpetual
check to the conspiracies OF these fancy operators
1t Is, to certain extent the duty OF the govern
ment to protect the masses OF the people against
any and all combinations which signify danger TO
the general welfare II the gold and stock operators
knew that the government had always Q spare iund
OF ten or twenty millions on hand TO be used IN
checking their games, and which could be dropped
into the market at any time, there would be none
OF these Wall street forced pancs and such thing
as Black Friday would be unknown" III
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
A. T. STEWARDS OPINION.

The Injury TO Trade from Wall street
Speculation, and the Remedy Against
1t.
In conversation with HERALD reporter yester.
day Mr.. Alexander T. Stewart, the merchant
prince, spoke very deprecatingy Of the system
which permits such reckless disturbance Of legiti-
mate commerce aud trade. and expressed the
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
THE CLIoUEs INTERVIEWED.
UmmitigateA Ignorance OF Each Others
beings and Designs.

The pecuniary wire puilings OF the 'bul" and
'bear'' cliques In Wall street Yesterday were az
incessant as on the two days previous, and,
judging from present indications,
The CORNER"
excitement will prol0ng itself few days further.
A HERALD Commissioner, who was busy engaged
during the day watclsg the movements of the
cliques paid visit to the leaders to ascertain
far as possible what foundation there was for the
many stories afoat In the street as to their dia-
mond d-cnt-diamond manGuyres The first party
called upon was
"OLD MAN DREw,n
better known as Daniel Drew. He was found In
cosey little Office In Exchange place, the entrance
to which was made formidable to the ordinary
visitor by the warning in big letters OF strictly
Pnvate.m Thanks TO tho courtesy Of . gentleman
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

n92 aJ 9C~iH GALVESTON. Sept l4 l872
Cotton frmer; good ordinary l6c. Net receipts, 670
bales. Sales, 600. Stock, 1l,3sa lo2 ii2L'
rao Iso ri New ORLEANS, Sept la l872
Cotton heavy; good ordinary, &c.,; low middlngs.
lsSc middngs 19c Net receipts, aO90 bales; gross
1858. Sales. 22OG Stock, 2s,Oi2
Cotton quiet; nddlings, $780, Net receipts, LOSE bales
Sales, l,lI7 Stock, 8.b2l sT t2NgnT
Cotton low, but active ordinary l6Hc l6c. good
binary l6ac. low mddlings, Hc middlings l7Xc Net
receipts, 2,2l2 bales Sales 1000 stock. 10, $50
wILxINcroN, n. g., Sept: 10, 1872
Spirits turpentne quiet at 5Sc Rosin quiet at s. 65
g y for strained q p Is tor low No. g y ter No
IS tor yellow dip, sS for virgin. Tar firm at - 10
LOUISVILLE, Sept 19, l872
Tobacco unchanged and Arm; sales % hhda
..s3 G Ia ~, BUFFALO, Sept 10, ls72
Flour steady; Western Spring. 81 25 81 60; bakers.
IS q So 50; amber, % % So rs; white, ~ - 60
ar OswEG0, N. Y, Sept. 14 1872
Flour steady; sales 38 25 No Spring. 90 % fA
amber Winter. SO for white Winter, $40 80 for d0ubo
CHICAGO, Sept. l9. 1874
Flour steady; extra Spring, o6 90 ~ 62h; white VIM
ter extras. IS rs q 80 60