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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
US. District court-Hoy. E. W. HrLLrER

w. 5. Wood. assignee, ". Mercer "
Tucker: continued for the term.
United States V. Robert IL. Charles;
defendant having previously pleaded
guilty, Monday, I2th instant, was set
for ~pronounclng Judgment:
X. Y. Dey, assignee, NS. jacob Alex
auder; continued for the term.
\. Williams. assignee, ". George
". Shaw; continued for the term.
Court adjourned until Monday, l2ti
instant. at 10 O'Clock a. III.
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Arrivals at the Hotels.
ar. CHARLES-GEoRGE TufLf, PKofhiLioh'

usr uorsr-GE0RaE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
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5. f. MAKKET.-E. Perasich me-,
door to the Carson Theaterl Is ~receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, c%onfec-
tioneries. toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, Vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. .
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COMMISSIONERS. The Board of
County Commissioners was in session
Yesterday aid allowed some twenty
six claims against the county.
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PHoTOGRAPHIC.-A. O.. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
i'll brick building on Second street,
opposite Orlneby House.
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DIR. G. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF y. O. Friend, on Second street.
ial7-im#
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- hr,kau ON n duck
,-.nor ,tnina CONN
hohd III WAGE
.~o,vart sinh
nIbnfIv ana during the coolest
weather, the pond failed to freeze over
again. Inc tToPi.Tt'' III hII
thou-I 4 IIt''9 S.'""70 in
looheu upon ~ i 80, =, ~ rni,sliav-
thaJ >heI'irlo"t r, ~ ala ott
crH' uhI'' a. - l,-.a,n,, Frarv
Wheu econ ''s'so' t",n+'. 20 in
duck on .'iG 1"'t0i' ~ rs,,.LT,an
NUMBER; dlei, "''c't ,ha I",It nnnn
turned lIle M',o' w. nav he Land i
a. bare a. a marble floor and the
rancher Is IN despair
FEsTIvAL-Ihe festival to be given
at Moore a IarNer's Hall next lhuf>-
day evening bv the ladies OF the Epis-
u..f,, fin, tho han.fr of
colal CON- ~
the church a"d sunday >cil'oi' prom
i>eS to bc novel ana lte"eAlt "'I"l':
In addition . f~tIi'9"'AV'''' AZ -
tables, poni"iL'e- =ta'-'a7N' CO. '"cie
,hna wG.I.' 10 r.. followed by the ia
NOUS neck-tle and co~tume-cap quad
fii1e' l"f "n15.' 800 |St.tnI. and
til7a-g,' NJ. 49, Janr.lnI
~ eA'i" 0''"
THE CoNvENIIuN.-Ihe State Con
roption oft:,o4 Iemplars assembled
-. aud
Hes'ei""E' "4' ..,1-
Was largely ~atteHbeh. y Iu"'tC -
I"I~a Tn. look place last evening.
Tonight the Convention viii old a
puoilc hlee,'i5 " ( ~ 'I nn.
chufch' "Hith "i't HS -
-. Wood - y - - !"
H. NILS. a. 49, 1Ito p"'''
dialIE 4'e&' - "''9H"
MoLLIE f"iNhAi ms
Wet has hec'ihe Pfe1'E wen '7'o''o'''"
10 heF he" quarter IL
She IS Above! the privilege OF ID"
office aud trout yard, AMI deNot@S
most OF her tin'e 10 tea''til5. oHe oc,
N Iaft and i. NOT locked up until )
O'Clock p. m, and hen is allowed a
llght IN her room" PflNhe-e hot Il
cofdeu 10 IHe maze P-i>o''eiS
SNALL.pox.-Thep physician who has
.~+..4;,r p family afflicted
with b,~-rox ~exnre,,e, the opinion
that the nlaIadv i rot suall-pox. but
that it i contagious and viii breed the
genuine smallpox. He also informs
Us that he several DAYS since forbade
- ~ a,tl[i1,r he n.,hIis
schools.
r. co,.,r This conrt
Judge T. W IiIlNer PlesIulns' h'e
SesteI1"S 3" - Int aSidee tha
default and iudgInentin the case of the
United States ". JOIN nelly, adj
iOurned for II term.
D. r,rrr Soo;.1 danca
will ha induiped in at Ricbey 4 Will
,iamson's Hall. Empire CITY. to-mor
row "wednesday evening. Good
music has been engaged and an excel
lent supper will be prepared
ADELPHI.-The members of the
Adelpki Club are notified by notice i'll
,,otbar ~coIun,n TO attend the reouIar
mnnthIv meeting of The club to be
heId TINS ue>daS) evening" y i"ii
'HAN''hp 1'o'l
having sold the Sazerac Saloon desires
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dissolution Notice.

rENHE C0-PAETNERSHIP HERETOFORE IN
i-ting under the firm name Of hlTZNtftts
BROS, III the Sadie and Harness business, Is this
dt> dissolved by mutual consent, George W, Att
never l&viug withdrawn. All bills due hy the
old firm wiH be settled by the new firm within
thirty days. ami all persons owing sad old nrm
will pleaue settle with the new firm Of kltzmtyer
Bros. within thirty days.
GEORGE ". KITZNEYEE,
DAN'L Il. kITZMEGER.
CHRISTIAN kITZMElE Err.
Carson, February l, ls72-
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they Will
c utiuue to d. business ia the tive stores ~ Car
: L street. Carson City. Ne heartily THAN" pnr
friends ami patrons of The past tor the patronage
awarded 10 the Old firm. and promise II exert
ourselves in the future te give entkre satisfaction
to those who may he Kind enough to deal with the
new firm Of kitEutryeT true
DAN'L q. EITZNETEE,
f-s-lm CHRISTIAN Err.
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SW
SW EEH''s
FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
HOilers and EiUes.

PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR
making ami selling this inTalu able article
for the GLOWING States and Terrltorles: states II
Nevada. California and y egan. and Territories u
Wyoming. Idaho, Montana, Utah and W aahiu-ton,
I am now prepared to fiji al orders with dispatch.
II i warranted net to injure or foam the boilers.
but to dissolve the scales. aud acts upon the water
only. My motto il:
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Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. la3-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

day leads to the supposton that further call by the
Secretary will DO made shortly for the redemption of the
remaining lot Of the bonds and accrued interest 1862 at
In State securities there nothing dong worthy
l Of special comment.
The movement In the railway and miscellaneous shares
during the week has been generally quiet. though in
some OF tho leading specates there quito active
business done, the market having been heavy early in
the week, aud strong at the close The fluctuations Of
the week q rule have been important az will DO
seen by usual weekly comparative table, Erie has
been cratic aud declined to col under the influence Of
down in the London price to 49,, though the subse
qent reaction reflected here by advance to above
g. The special features Of week were the eauaza-
ton OF the price OF N Y Central stock and scrip No
ce has been given to the Stock Exchange OF the
version OF the scrip certificates into the stock on and
after the 10th proximo follows:
OFFICE or THE NEw-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDsOyl
RlyER RAILROAD Co., ALBANY, June 6, 16T2 :
To he President BeO York Stock ErchdngesR: Please
ital stock i253OO consisting OF 442S3 shares Of 500
EACH for She purpose or capltazng at par, in pursu-
auce OF the agreement Of consolidation the COnsOda-
ton Certificates heretofore issued by lt and that said
shares OF stock viii be issued 10 the holders of said Con-
soldaton Certificates and after Wednesday the 10th
day Of July next, al the Union Trust Company IN the
Guy OF NewY0r. By order Of the Board OF Directors,
J.. ID. WORCESTER, Secretary.
A fair business has been done I'm Northwest, Lake
Shore Rock Island and Canton, but in the other direc
tons the movement has lacked Importance and ANNA
ton To-day dulness reined supreme at the Stock Tx
change the fact that Saturday is half holiday, and the
absence OF many brokers who attend the Fordham races
adding TO the tameness OF the OCCASION Prices opened
steadily quickly weakened In tone, the entire list
closing heavy and a concessions OF 70 below the best
figures made. In Erie there sharp break from ca
to C5 though We were assured OF the reason Cen
tral stock and scrip declined about point, and
Northwestern u the other shares exhibiting 10 feature
Canton advanced to 3d. In the investments Panama sold
nc III; Harlem 1919 Delaware, Lacawanna ana
Western 1917 Morris and Essex, %, and Delaware ana
Hudson Canal Company, 100. Quicksilver was hrm ana
the coal stocks quiet and steady. Express stocks
were neglected The opening, highest, lowest. and
.. H. closing prices Of stocks as follows:
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RANKING AID FINANCIAL.

The ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once a
ready market
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gotd.
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annualy, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 500 Cou
pons or Registered.
Price Oh and accrued interest, in currency from
February IS, 1872.
Maps. Circulars, Documents and information FUR
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Oh
New-York
Can now be had through the principal Banks anc
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
dersigned. who unhesitatingly recommend them
TANNER 81 Co., Bankers,
No II Wall-st, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

The week closes upon easy money market, per cent
being the generally accepted rate though balances in
the afternoon commanded only nominal rates. Prime
mercantile acceptances moved the basis Of 81 to n
per cent The bank statement less formidable eX-
hib than its immediate predecessors, the net reserve
only gaining slO2O5O the banks holding $l153l25 In
surplus over legal The loss in specie shows that
the heavy outgo TO Europe is at last being felt.
The coin movement Of the week covers the
disbursement Of 100000 the regular weekly sale
by the Treasury OF redeemed bonds
and S776s52 in interest the public debt the specie
shipments amounting 3s26Io and the receipts for
Customs OlO72. The increase in legal tenders reflects
the movement Of currency in this direction The loans
were quite largely expanded, the deposits increasing
ST. 800 The following table shows the condition OF the
Navy York CITY banks at the dates aforementioned:
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TEE MARKETS.
Ic.r,ully reported for TEE TN'srsr

SATURDAY.. June q. 1872.
ASuRs-rhe receipts to-day 90 packages. Po are n limited
deuabd and prices are steady " ~ 40 q" F'' " ~ '
nominal -t--- =
COITON-wh Moderate transactions in spot prices arr unchanged
80 a. nsry which Il advanced c 66 bales li27 last
g ucng iO7 lor export SO speculation forS deh'
In moderate request unchanged sales follows All on
basis Of Maug: SAFES lass evening aler p mJsee; ~
n l.lfe 100 AZ g5se. 23lc :. NJ 400 a. - llloes
io a. 2sie Julr 100 a!6le 20 3l6e toO at y llec
iO Al zoe 400 al 26 36c, 800 At R6ci leo a. 70 5ee
gO al 26lc Aug 2c lt0 a. 2tle 80 AZ Zees 20 Al 1e
sep LOO At die % 6 200 At % slsc zoo 2ele Oct
=, ii sl6c ie al 2lic; 2c aud Nov 100 az w TO-
tsr. Nov 40 at 20lc l0o 2Oc Dec, loo al se 1otsl
1000 blles to-day nooaJune so a. 9e 100 81 kte
II ssl A 25i Jnlg 2bc, 200 az % 36 go a. oie
l6ie 200 slice 500 26ie 900 At 20 5ee so At sete
Ia AZ 26le Avg 100 a 70 9l6c 80 t2oae 30 al
Snf 40 AZ lJic lilo 2jlc. loo = II ec 100 Al
R pee sic 0 aty l6c total eo bales Grand total
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reference 10 the book OF this long noen, @
COMPASS Of very few and are matter for admiratio9
rather than emulation but aIter nearing MI tey
he natural, and no longer tear passion TO tatters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

based Cotton
hail grade above below the grade quoted - 49,,
CoFFRgTbe market fairly active, and fan prices ere obsaed
lin ne marine. getting sales 2Tt bags RIO dns-
bag. DO per PACKARD 100 bags do satellite 80 esss
Good lava and ala Maresbo, a. BAtnore 49, 6ags MO pea
Union Ree 1850 bags per Alice so bags iAnodn' and LEV
DO per Mnnlfrei. - m -, ,.,,.
All al c,Tss M most grses nee thea lbagyW aud depI,sa
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ices Of stocks were as follows:
dates undcrmentioued;

The suhioined table shows the highest and lowest
prizes Of active stocks, United States bonds, and
god made during the week, as well as the closing
prices OF each at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

state bonds close dun and featureess There was
firm tone to speculation in Tennessees which sold az I2s
In the remainder OF the list there positively moth
ing doing The following we're the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

The receipts Of cotton at all the ports TOT inc wees
We're 10 s2 bales against 1917 the previous week Inc
total receipts since September l. ISL are 26s9o Das
against for the corresponding period Oh the pre-
yious year. showing decrease in the present crop or
11551s2 bales The exports from all the ports for the
week were es bales against 1883 bales for the same
week last year. The total exports for the unexpred por
ton Of the cotton year s65S73 bales against 2ss2h
bales for the same time last year. The stock at all the
ports is 6555 bales against 2j55o5 bales for the same
date in 1871.
Tho earnings OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
companv for the month Of May were 1872. $2123O o.
1871 s2O5, oGi 81; increase, 1872. $c53i5 10.
The Gold Exchange Bank has declared q dividend OF
five per cent free OF tax
Tie Philadelphia stock market was strongi Pennsyl-
vania g. 1885,; Philadelphia and Erie r. r., 2s. Reading
r. r. 6l; Pennsylvania r. r., 500; Gold, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

TIE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BoNDs
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
for SALE at 9 and accrued interest, in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co., No. IS Wall-st and
GwYXNE. JOHNSON & DAY. No. 10 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
North Atlantic Express Go

r,eorDod under Special Charter General 0hee; BroadWay
EesYs, 100 South TWetst Pbldehl1 central European VI
'0FPiCFS ANp AGENTS IN ALL PARTS or EUROPE Mer.
ebSrd Money Bonds JcsJ Samples Peroqa .,e. SC. Tor
Waniei with dispatch. = - 'V-'i'' -'--@toI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

TIE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS.
The entire loan issued against the nam llne OF
this road having been sold, we now otter small
mortgage of S2,2OO,OOO against the Milwaukee DiVi-
sion Of the road These bonds are secured IN pre-
ciseIy the same manner as the Old ISSUE ana are
entitled to equal confidence.
prce for the present 92l and interest in currency.
HENRY CLEws & Co., 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
prlnllug.
Proposals.


OFFIcE OF THE BUILDING COMMISSIONERS,
LANSING, Michigan.
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
Il ORS-PROPOSALS will be Received by the Board Of State Build
Ing Commissioners, their OEce 10 the City Of Lansing until
MONDAY, the 6t1 day Of July, 49, at u o'clock noon
for building and completing - -
IN said City Of lansing accordance with plans and specifications
fle 10 said Ohce
Will required accompany his bid With bond In the
SIS With be approved by the Board conditioned
shall be awarded him, Le viii into
contract in accordance vita his proposal.
All proposals be sealed and dorsed Proposals for Building the
Michigan state CAPITOL addressed the Board Of btae Building
Comm. sione-s, Lansing, Mich
al Of the bids submitted
The proposals received will be the Office Of the Board
TUESDAY, July 9, 1872, at 9 O'Clock a.
information regard obtained
Of the Board II. p BALDWIN. Governor.
T. o. GROSVENOk.l State
JAMES SHEARER Building
ALEX. CIIAPOTON. - COnmss
ALLEN l. BOURs Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations we're

Early sales Of gold to-day made at 49, though
I'm the afternoon the price 10 Hat but later yielded
again to H. There few considerations Affecting
the price, the market being Indifferent to the LONDON
quotations or the foreign news. The carrying rates
were H. Q ~ and per cent to fat. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed in called bonds $53O0O total Of
Si75OOO disbursing $4,000 in coin interest The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared S75S57OOO gold balances, s23l,9lsj cur
rency balances SS23G2G. The following were the quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sAIEs rRoM 1O mo- 1Ot A. M.

R1is or GOrfTnWft pVl"ts-
m ooo n q 500 Con G2Il5 Hoo u. b go Con- % h'"ii
400 s 5u Cou 65....l5l 1900 so Cou 0''''''i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
q GREAT OFFER !.

Horace Waters. ash broadway, n. ",
viii dispose ONE HUNDRED PIANOS MEIODEONS, and ORGANS
SIX makers including Waters ExTRKsELy PRICES
Is monthly until psd the to
et and applied purchased New octave PlAS0S modern i'm.
urovemens 20 hind Of PALOR ORGAN, the most
beautiful s1le perfect made exhibition at ~
Broadway hew-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
AluslraI 1nstrnmeiIIs.

AT HAINES BROS, -.-........nu
Those desiring frst Piano should lot purchase before calling at
our sslesroOms
Pianos unryaed IN tone and tlsi AZ pces 70 peabe
Every Piano warranted rs represented
in from win be sold a. great bargans
CMITH's AMERICAN ORGANS are now eX-
- ciusvely for sale Al c. LIGHTE Co.'S manufacturers Of first
class FIANO-FORTES. 421 BROOMESl between Crosby and
Em-sts New-iok City. wholesale retail and on iosameI-
VNTM. a. POND 81 Co. 100 new and second
w WIN A POND 60. haudFIANOS to rent by tie month
WIN A. POND 4 Co. quarter, and The rent applied N
A POND & Co purchase when desired. Organs and
WN A. POND & Co. Pianos at from 80 70 70
Nm A. POND g. Co. per month No. 81 Broadway
WI A. POND 4 Co. Branch store. 30 Union square.
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The following shows the relation between the tota
raaerve and the total liabilities:

re,erye ...-..'.. m 65l O73 ll713l,I4 Inc. IUIUJ
Loans............. 23i67i8OO &',llJNO lac SSS""
Government bonds have been quiet and shade lower
in price, owing to the yield in gold winding mp steady on
the basis OF l7k TO s 1905. Fisk Hatch report as
4, No 2 n m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

Foreign exchange closes up dull but firm rates being
nomiually on the basis of the aforementioned quota
tons:
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The day JURISDICTIONS uI VHt o. % Ut1uIJ "VV
32 AZ 81
Gold psyueuts... S-jiOi ~ currency oAiAA0e'''' O 10
48592Oi Customs SJ3JJV W
reeaiufs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

Capt A. g. SIMMONS Capt Is. NJ. hlAhONS.
The most direct Taunton Mddeboo Plymouth, HssBei
ford hsrhAs vineyard and al points he South Shore
and Cape Cod hailvy Ao through heies 70 birmingham Pitch
burg Lovely Concord Nashua Manchester Lawrence fImouh the
h0uhIAhs and all points north Promenade concerts
telfbfAed
1fl BrOadsATi Spring
broadway corner Twenty aodfs Express Ofee "a Broadway
and No Courtst, hFookiJh the once the Pier
III. kAEGAM, Gtbtral PIosbi Atest Wv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-03
TIE NEW YORK HERALD
The Salaries it Pays.

The editorial staff of the New York
Herald consists of one chief, one man
aging, one financial, one city editor
and eighteen editorial writers. The
ship news, foreign news, domestic
news. statistical matters and transla-
ton departments each have chief.
with such assistance as he may require
from the city depaRtment. The city
department is presided over by chief
who must have gone through all the
graduations of the reportorial depart
ment.
This force consists of twenty-seven
reporters, who cover all the news
points of New York, Jersey City,
Brooklin and contiguous places of easy
access to New York. The salary of
managing editor $4,000 per annum !;
and financial editor 5000 per annum,
and the writers, or sub-editors, from
$40 to $50 per week; reporters S2o to
$50 per week.
In the composing room seventy-t1ve
men are employed, whose pay depends
upon the skill and steadiness of their
labor, some making as high as $40
per week.
The clerical force of the paper num-
bers about twenty, divided into relays
for day and night work.
The editorial force meet daily in the
''council room" of the establishments.
The meeting is presided over by Ben
nett. father or son, as the case may be.
or i'm the absence of both these gentle
men, then by the senior writer, DR..
Geo. B Wallis, At this concil all the
current questions of speaking on top
les is avoided, and it partakes more of
the character of n family gathering.
Mr.. Benuet, after carefully looking
over his memorandum points, breaks
silence, and the conversation takes a
cheerful turn and continues for up
wards of two hours. In the interim,
each editor is assigned to write GER
tain article. Mr.. Bennet,. Sr., has not
written an article in the Herald for up
wards of thirty years, yet he indentifles
himself with the editorial columns by
recurring the editors to keep the tone
and stvle of their article within certain
cardinal points.
Mfr. Bennet has a telegraph wire
mine miles long, connecting the Her-
aid office with his residence al rort
Washington also q shorter line lthree
miles) to his house on Ffth avenue
BY this meS n he is in constant com-
munication with the office. lmpor-
tant news from Europe, and, indeed,
from any part of the world, is announ-
eed to him, and he sends the points ior
leader over the wires, the telegraph
key being manipulated by the gentle
hand of his beautiful daughter, jean
ette.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-03
ON THE WATER.

YRox TIE GERMAN OF EMANUEL GEIBEL.
In mellow radiance mount and valley glow,
And gentle breezes through the forest 60,
The wood -horn's note floats in the sunset
red
[ wo I'D be happy, but my heart is dead.
My friends row gaily, fOr. their hearts are
light.
The water ripples in the starry night,
The music rings to oars in cadence sped
/ would be happy, but my heart is dead.
The moon comes slowly DER the mountains
crest,
In joyous song breaks forth each happy
breast,
Tho wine in breakers shows its dusky red
l would be happy, but my heart is dead.
But could my love come hither from her grave
With all the charms that first to me she gave,
And sing to me as in the time that's fed
'Tis vain; the past is past, and dead is dead
TNeUdfE Journal.