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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-06

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED. ooiiic
very high grade ore is being iouho III
the lower works of this company.
The yellow carbonates WHICH
abounded near the surface, are CIV
ing place to solid galena, richer ON
in silver and lead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-06

NEWARK DISTlCT.-Frank Beech
man is working on some mining
claims a little to the south of the
Newark Mill. lie findsa good quality
of ore which should be turned to
profitable account if there was a mill
at work near by. 1t is said the New
York Company, owning the Newark
mill properly, is about to send an
agent to examine it, and if he recon-
mends the resumption of work. con-
siderable money will be expended in
opening the mines.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-06

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people Of the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare of Eureka
ty. Being issued at the center OF the
richest Mining District of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention of those
seeking investments in the Mines OF
Eureka District.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-06
communicated
More About the Late Fire.

EDITOR SENTINEL. - The article
signed "One of the Hooks" in YOUR
issue of yesterdy morning might have
the appearance of injured innocence
to outsiders, but to those who worked
at the last fire it is rather thin. The
gentleman does not want newspaper
notoriety, but few such breaks will
give him more than ne desires he
does not want to be drawn into con-
troVerSy. but he makes assertions
that to leave unanswered would re-
fiect discrcdit on the Hose Compa-
ny. With all due Difference to the
gentleman'S modesty, we reserve the
right to defend ourselves. We do not
claim all the credit of eXtinouishinu
the late fire, but we think we are
justly entitled to a third of it we no.
tlced citizens working as hard as
members of either company, and we
are willing to accord to them some
credit. There are good men inthe Hook
and Ladder Company, men who never
shlrk Il duty, and there are some too
That are very averse to work of any
description, but peter standing on
the outside, kid.gloved, etc, with
Words of sympathy for the boys,
y vi SoitlS ttCil vi lliti
delicate voices. We have vet to see
the irst Hoseman ,ail to perform his
duty at a fire. The gentleman thinks
that tle Hose Company should have
turned its attention to the adjacent
buildings, (Where thHre was no fire.
and thereby have given the Hooks an
opportunity OF saving the hay what
would have been the consequence b?
The whole town would have been in
ashes to-day. Those who worked
VITA the Hooks did their best. but to
any outsider it must have been evil
dent that their eZertiOns would have
been truitless without the protection
Oh the lose. We regret to learn that
the gentleman got wet, but lie has our
SNmp THY, Tor We were al! wei too. and
some OF us had on our Sunday clothes,
1t is impossible to direct a stream Just
where you intend at ali times: at
times the smoke is binding, and the
pressure OF the water, movements of
tho hose etc, make 1t impossible to
keep the stream Just where YOU want
it. AT no time during the fire was a
continual stream played from the
shed, in fact the water was shut off for
some time to give the citizens Il
chance t o work. We also say give
credit to whom it is due, and we are
willing to abide by the decision ofthe
citizens.
ONE OF THE HOSE.
We hope this matter will be dropped
right here. No good can result from
the cultivation of II spirit of rivalry
between our fire companies. The
truth is that the members of 10Th
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-06

We hope this matter will be dropped
right here. No good can result from
the cultivation Of u spirit of rivalry
between our fire companies. The
truth is that the members of both
companies worked most faithfully
and efficiently on the occasion in
question. Let us have peace.
, 1873-10-10


Collapse OF n Portion Of the New Tun-
ncl--A Enouse Ruined, but No Ono
Emjurcd.
III running tho great tunnel beneath the city
to supply tho West Sido with water, the most
careful instructions havo been given to tho
workmen to prevont the caving IN Of any portion
Of 1t. Notwithstanding those strict orders,
the men yesterday diBrogardod them, thereby
causing great danger to tho tunnel, and also to
the house Immediately over tho end of tho drift
loading wost from tho Hhaft at the corner Of
Halstol md Polk streets. Tho lattor had just
boon finished, ind tho "eya," or opening of tho
tunnel was being commenced at q depth Of about
aovonty feet below the surface. The City In
spector had left positive instructions not to
run the drift moro than twelve feet hori-.
2ontally In advance of tho mason
work, but, In his absence, the excavation
was continued fourtoon feet, and timber brace
tito door of the tunnel and commenced tie side sti
walls. The timber brace commenced cracking
about midnight Wednesday night, and at i
o'clock IN the morning the whole excavation
dropped IN aud flied up. Tho ground above
ono to Ave feet, and took along In ita deacont
the front corner Of o brick house on tho south
cast corner Of tho stroot. Tho building
was owned and occupied by Mr.. John
Lawler, tho first floor as aour md
feed store, tile upper part as dwelling.
Large cracks and holcH appeared in tho wall,
aud tho inmatos were impressed with the idea
that MI earthquake had coma to finish what tho
fro left two years ago. Fortunately, no ono was
injured, aud the building was proppod up with
ti1nbers to save the rest. Tho whole building
will bo torn down az a matter Of necessity, and
tho loss will amount to fully $4,000. City En-
glneer CheBbrouHh mado an oatimato to about
tlat amount. and will proceed to investigate tbs
cause, to SEQ who iB reaponsiblo.for tho accl4ent
, 1873-10-10

Strike Of WorI11nen on tho w0mnn,a
Colicge--lkenuampti0n Of lSuHinGss by
merrill Gstattl's Ifunl1~-l4nse Hall,
Yesterday afternoon about fifty men employed
upon tho Womans College struck for pay.
They complain that they have not received their
pay for four weeks. md some Of thom for six
weoks. THUS far tho Trustees hnvo refused to
issne orders or due-biils Of any date to
them. Tue mon express d willingness
to go to work ii the Trustccs will
give them any guarantee thnt they will
receive their pay during tue month. or will give
them orders or due bills sufficient to meet thoir
necessities Tho Trustees held meeting to
aolyo all difficulty.
Mcrrif Ladd, banker, who suspended two
wceks ago, will open this morning Mt Q o'clock.
The Srnior and Freshmen mines OF tho Nortll-
wentorn University played match gamo on the
College campus Wednesday, afternoon, resulting
in scoro Of Ii to % in favor of the Freshmen.
, 1873-10-10
THE SUPREME COURT.

Special Dtspatch to The Oh teaao Tribune.
OTTAWA, Oct. 0.-The Supreme Court met
this morning at o'clock. There WAS a full
Bench prosont, and quito number OF promi-
mont lawyers we're also there. Tho business
transacted is fully sat forth below. The follow
ing motions, previously submitted. were dis
posed Of,
nY SIR. JUSTICE cnA1d:
o. eosEM,hne'u q Sanford =. John VanValkenbuEg
missed, and tho cause re1nandcd.
eEElsha nnekman ct a. !: Sarah Atwood ct al.
time to nle additional BRIEFS It appears that sinca
tho arst briefs ned by the defendant II error
nccessary for him 10 io other briefs. Tie motion Is
allowed, and the time Is extended ten days.
asmoa ~ < Nh sra sgsFios II = a ozcr NJ
motion B made for an extension Of time for appellee
to nle additional abstracts and br1ots. The atnaa-
Wit shows sufficient for tho extension Of timo,
and It will be extended fifteen daya from the timo
allowed by tho rule Of court.
.oa.., w.,n., g. IT, JUSTICE :. MAIIIarra. aS
additional time to e Briefs appears thnt ths rec
s % hs s e Ra vii Il tee ,
14o-p.va mlsgns; y 9t City 1t sVSat Chicago Motion to
set aside order Of continuance 6tnco the order was
snte5e continuing TIC osso a fos want of service tho
nent. 1he order Of continuance will be set aside and
the cause taken by the Court
NJ Mn. JUSTICE WALKER,
90l-City OF Chicago Y, Mary Kelley, When the caso
Was regularly called in 1tA order, order Of affirm
suce entered for want Of briefs by tho appellant
It appears that the brtcts were prepared, aud wero
supposed to have been aent bat through accident
mistake, were not sent at the time tbs abstract aud
other papers were sent The oTler of aNir,nance is
now Het aside-tho briefs can ba Aed aud tie cause
will be taken by the Court,
44d-Uarrum Dako v. Christine Blake. This ia
motion to strike out portion OF the certificate Of ovl-
dence returned by tho Judgo as part OF the record in
the Court below. It does not rclate to evidence Tint
heard, but to the manner ID which the casa was
submitted to the jury. IA there Ia some difference a.
to what did occur, aud how it occurred toy nsk a to
6trke out portion Of It. We eau oniy Hay, In thH
cABe a. We frequently, aud almost ut every term Of
court doc1do, thAt this record ID tho record OF The
Court below aud the record Of TINT Court It IL
tirey under tho control Of that Court aud entirely
beyond tho control Of this C0urt. We have not par
tcso Of power to amond alter, OF changes record Of
to- record ameed they must spPy t. the Court b.
transcript to this Court. We entirely pawer|esa to
amend tho record OF tho Court below and must refnAe
thu motion.
NEW MOTIONS.
29l-Btephen n. Moore Y. I. q. n. Il. Co. Motion
by apetea Tor al order to ndnend record aspaf spu
latlon hled.
Tho Ghtof 1u4uoe-It MI be allowed Al snsttez Of
Course
8a2-I4vingston Compton '. William Payne. Motion
by appellant to 6ot hside order Of sftirnance.
8A7-Jpln q. Corhla at ii. V. John 8. Teed. Diri-
putton Of record suggested motion for leAYe to flo
additional transcript aud for cers!oFar!.
, 1873-10-10

knowingly sworn faltoy. Fireman The People, 10
H., bl2. City Of Chicago Smith, 48 III: 1917
For tito ronsons stated, tho Judgment will 10 re-
yeracd and tho catlse rGlnauted.
Reversed and replntltcd.
, 1873-10-10
PERSONAL.

TIE CITy.
r. ". Guild, Of Boston, is at the Sherman.
N. Curtis, of Cincinnati, is at the Sherman.
Col. J. P. Willard, U. 8. A., is at the Pacito.
s. 7. Gage, of San Francisco, is ut the Pacific
0. 3. Lypold, Of Hannibal, No., IL at the Sher-
man.
Con. J. s. Scott, Of Iowa, is at the CONNER
oin1.
F. Noble OF Rockford, is guest at the Briggs
House.
]. E, Harris. Of Harrodsburg, is at the Briggs
House.
F. H. Whitaker, of Now Orleans, is at the
Pacific.
Vim. P. Kellogg, Of New Orleans, is ut the
Pacific.
Gen. G. Il. Steele. Of Rockville, Ind, is at the
Sherman.
D. T. scymoro. Of Hartford, Conn.,, is at tho
Sherman.
Gon. Farnsworth, Of St. Charles, III at the
Sherman.
Henry Yates aud party, Of Jacksonville, are at
tho Pacific.
David Twoede and family, Of Scotland, are ut
the Pacific.
J. ". Yiuson, Of Jerseyville. is guest at the
Briggs House.
J. Hnnpah OF Belvidere, is stopping ut the
Briggs House.
;, The Hon. +. s. Halstod, Of New York, is at
the Commercial.
Tho Hon. P: B. s. Pinchbsok, Of New Orleans,
is at the Pacific.
Robert HarrlB, General Superintendent Of the
Chicago. Burlington l. Quincy Railroad and
Charles Payne, General Superintendent Of tho
gone to Louisville to attend to the time~table
convention to be held In that city to-day.
Tho following important item rolatiyo to the
Royal family ia from tho Washington cor1e-
Bpondence of the Boston Post: ''Thoro is most
excellent authority for announcing tho ongage-
Cooke, daughter Of Il. D. Cooke. Tho author
ity is originally that Of young lady in Chicago,
to whom Lieut.. Grant confidod the secret, and
It has travelled to your correspondent through
IN GENERAL,
George Peabody laid tho foundation Of his
great fortune durlnga financial panic in England,
when American securities weEo sold at very
low rate.
Last month there died at the Mclean ABylu N,
noar Boston, Lott Robbins. ita oldest patient,
who In d tew months would have completed his
fifty years' residence there.
There ia statement which has reached Lon
don. by way Of India, tint Queen Victoria was
requested to oreate the Duke OF Edinburgh
would hayo satisfied the st. petersburgh quid-
nuncs.
Nr. Beecher laH returned to bis home and
parish, greatly inyigorated by his long vacation
In the White Mountains. lie has oven escaped
thus season, hls usual hay faver, and this puts
that he aayA he will heuceforth quarrel with no.
body. "Poace on earth aud goodwill to Bowon,"
is his motto for the new year.
Nine. DoValmout, the mother Of Mrs. George
, 1873-01-11
NOTES AND OPINION,

Tho Florida Legislature has boon organized,
In both branches, BY combination of Denlo-
cratic an' Republican yotas hoHtilo to tho "Ring
dynasty" and it s pretty oyidont that tho sau,o
yotos will elect United atatos 6epatqr,
on tue 21Bt, vico 0sborn. Tho namoa most men-
toned aro Chief Justice i. III, Randall, brother
Of the lato Postmaster 0onoral; Harrison need,
tho late Governor; john Tyler, son OF tho OK
President, 1foratio Jenkins Jr., General San
ford, aud i. A. Dockray. Tho coloroa mombors
l,avo determined to support Josiah Il. Walle,
tlloir present Representative in CongroBH.
1T would appear that Morton's Committee,
at Washington, IL making haste to Investigate
how tho Kauans Leginlaturo, two years ago, canlo
to elect Senator Caldwell, because pomorcys
election is at thiH 1nomont on Tie tepis, aid
"Old Pom" wants certain man, TO tho number
OF hundred. summoned away from Kansas.
-Iho Boston Adeertiser aaya tho Hon. Will
ia,n Whiting looms up a. candidate for tho
United States Senate.
Tile johnson men hold tho lalance Of powor
Ia tho Touueaaeo Legislature, md, by The aid Of
, 1873-01-11


UNITED STATES CouRr-A. q. stononnd j. s. Davis
y Rodney N. Wliprlo; ass1mps, $4,000. Horace r.
Gardner Y. Seth Terry and Moses D. Bliss asalnpBl
81 ,00o. -..-. .....
HuchInson appeal from Justice Walsh. 552a-Jogel,
EroaAch Y. A. Eyousoli asaillupsit, $i00 5,623-Iu
the osthto OF Bilas W Port order tscnrging citatta
OH administrator to show cause why Widows award
should not 10 lnado III fAyor Of Neo Port, alleged
widows appeal by alleged widow from tho County
Court. 5b21-Yagcr, Noonnn l. Co. v. Michael Durko
assulnpatt, $700:, s,625-Timony Il Lewis appeal
from Justice scully 5s2s-Grayea K Lrwrcuce ', Ezra
Ivan arbarn a. Hairless ct a petition for partition OF
the south haf Of Lot H. Block ill., In schoo .ciion
Addition 6,528-Nlargaret Dacnlicko ct al. Y. Mary
Weinzsi I'll restored cuse 552oEAdella g. Ferris
Nlncheil y. 8. A. Briggs; assumpst, 5000. 5,a3l-
Thomas a. Hill V. Thomas o. Osborn Assu,hpsit,
$500 6,6Ja--Jamcs q. Blunt Y. Harman Lowy, i. N.
IIaines aud Thomas d. Bryan; Injunction rcatratung
5,o33-DuHhncll y Bwinoy; appeal. 6,b34-Hasstaysen
y: Heonoy Co.; same; o.o35-E. oha,nberlin Y. Z:
W Strong aud George afssn ssHumps!t. $500; $3.50
Eltrtdge; affidavit to garniRlce ]. ". Bcaton for
judgment In asaunlpslt Of $35408. 5,637-Wiam II.
oyington v Asa Iarnham; assumpsit, $500.
s ssaas! shsrn; dn. dt5ssnsss. ss,99o; tls2yohar1ss
Carr John s. Lcnta, Robert D. McTarlan, Edward Ja-
cobs Daniel i. Brandt, and oil whom 1t ,nay concorn:
No. Z, Lot Block 8, In Kockwella Addition. 41,92o
--suppreased. 4l,u47-Waclav Kabea " John aud
$500. H,92B-hfargaret Y. Charles lsngner: divorce
for uso Of Solomon. Veil " A. Pollock asHnmpslt,
$l,bo0. Il ,03o-Jocl Solomon " lily. Nowburger; up
neAl. l,31JohAnna. udninistratriI Of tho estate of
lchard CorrigAn. deceased, Commercial Insurance
Wliliam ooonnor '. jacob and Naaof Wotho; ~.
sumpR $50o*
, 1873-01-11
Tho Albany Catt1o Market.

Special DeapateA to The Chicago 7ti1unc.
ALBANY, jan. 1u.-DEEyEa-Tho market opened firm
yesterday, with small surpy, md holders according
y demanded ut fron, II to 80 lust weeks rates.
Tim attendance Of buyera was good, and good do.
1nand oxiscd for tAe best grades Of cattle, mud A.
though hyors were at frat disposed to hold back until
to-'norrow before purchasing, in tho hope Of rcuc-
tton they at last gave way mud took wat they wanted
ut ae1lerR' prices. worry fair amount OF bnAi-
neaB NAB done to-day, although at no timo
was tharo much activity manifested, and
the market closed firm at from n to 10 per ID ati-
vance, The quality Of tho offerings WIS good, aud,
although choice hords wore not PLENTIFUL there was
good auppy Of deshy cattle, such tho trado need
Honry Livingston realized TIC por pound for Inii.
ana steers averaging 1,40O lbs, a,ll 8. osonthal sol
readily 94 Illinois ateors, the best ypt offered at 7zo
per Ii.
M1Ion cows-Aro IN limited supply. with M actiyo
demand for the Southern market, Prices have ad-
yanced s. 100 per head, and the offerings wore readily
taken at the adyanco. We quote tho ruling prices at
from t4o to $G5, for good milkers.
SEEr AND LAMns-A pretty aetiyo dotnanl having
sprung up for Eastern and New York consumption,
tbs mlrket presents q lrner appearance. Tho locui
trato has almost entirely foon OIL, but thoeo now IN
ue penH ahot 9,40o, arc a Bod for tito Easeru n,ar-
kct. Fine wool sheep are quoted ut from a to 7ke,
coarao wool, 7@Bo per h. '
l1oos--:necepta Of through stock 900 cur loatls,
bofng 400 head moro than laAt week, Nothing doing
hero, - -'o
l1oRsEs-Eight car loatls wore received and sent
forward, Nj market Aero,
, 1873-01-11

BUFFALO n. Y, Jan, MISUNDERSTANDING today,
61s ead making tile total for thu wock thus far A063
bend, or 2a9 earst agalnst asd the time lust
week. Nearly nil wore late arrivals null not sufficient
sales to mako uuosabla ,nurlot. Tho yartta nra
elaared q atack aud 7 ia thought ths ltRlt receipts
the market ne1t wcok. Tho only aaus NprQ S3 1ud-
ann stoekers averaging o99 lbs ut s435 II Indiana
mise1: ay ila9 ill., at s4ol - lIlinol4 steers, Nv
SHEER AND 1000 making ths tot FOR
tho week thus far COP against 7,4o0 tins lust
7.aQ; WeasoTn alleop $soo@5o5 according 10 wuIuft
anA quality: Bales: l8a Ohio alleep vi tts at
70 Canada sheep md lambs, 127 !bs ut so.8Ih l85
Michigan sheep, III lhs, ut $alah. y
11oas.-lscccpa to-ay t,ouo, making tho total for
hS wsak th9s lAE 90 o aaanht ~ 700 tho same lala
for Desirable light weight hogs tiascSl4O for hnuyy
hogs Halea thia morning 20oo Ohio ogA 1s0 to $50 bs
, 1873-01-11

L1vEnroo1. Jan; 1o-1l d. m.-F!o,r aos. Wheat
winter, 1osGs12s ID; spring, liz Gdt912s 3d white
l2s 7dtS1?s 81 club las 2d@1as ID. Cora, ass od9
2s, %. Pork, Ga g. Lard, 37a Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1u-2 y. ln.-Drcadetuffa t1uli and
lower. Flour, 2ss Gd930s. Wheat--Vlite, 12a Ci@
l2s "a; Club, l3s@l3s Id. Corn, Obs 3d@28s 0l.
Lard, SIS OIL,
L1sEnpoot, Jan. 1o-5 r. m.-alarket unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. tG--6 p. n-Colsola for monoy, 02K
@091f; account, o21i@029s 6-20s Of rs, VIZ do Of
V!, o3,5 lo.4os, so21 nov 5g, po'5 M MErie, 4oH.
ket is 3t6 lower tisan thu bunk rate. Tho ratio for
money at tho Stock Excluugu Government sccurl,
tica ia 2 per cent lower tnnu the bank rate.
Tallow, 44s GL.
FHANKroR1, jan. 1o.-5-20s Of vo, 9laS.
pAH1s Jal 1Q.-ltenteB, 53f 82c.
Tho amount Of specie III tho Dank Of France haA de-
creased during tho week 1,533,O ,OG0 frnuca.
LIVERPOOL, JAM 10.-Drcudstufra dull; California
" hs wheat averags anay 12s odSl2s ID club, q.
Obs I'd. Flour, 2ps 0dts30a. Corn, aSs 3d@2ss I'd.
Lard, 37s 3D. Chccso, Gis. Cumberland midL1cs,
SaH Cd. Short ribs, $50.
Receipts Of wheat for tho past days $4,000 qrs Of
which amount $4,000 qrs aro American. Receipts Of
corn for the past days, 1000 qrs, oil American.
inrns and fabrics at Manchester, quiet ani firm.
, 1873-01-11

Republican votos, llnvo furnished tho presiding
officers, viz: Captain Abort r. Lacey, Of
Momphlo, Speaker Of tho sonnto, and W. 3. No.
0aughoy, OF nroonyit1o, spBalor OF tho House.
Captain Lacoy lsA woll-hnown stoamboatma,,,
ant hns norvol III tho Missouri Legislature. III
Tonnosaco tho Speaker OF tho Senate iu cz~oNcio
Lieutenant Governor.
Tho pincl1baok Legislature, at Now Or!cans,
Ina this week 30 fnr disrogarlod Judge Duroll'H
ordor M to giyo seats to number Of gentlemen
whom Durell declared were not clactod. Bit,
thon, thoy aro Ropublcale, and tho soats they
ill would o1ao hayo bonn vacant.
lilo Alabama Legislature ro-conyonca OIL tlle
18th, and tho Republicans will find Tho Court
House oloael against thom by ordorA from WaBt-
!ngton. Before tho receBs, Dec. al, tho Dono-
crats had organ!zod tho sonato, and tho 1sopnb-
llcnnB tho House, unaor Tho Washington plnn hut,
nt tho dato Of adjournment, tic House Ind ro-
fused to rocognlzo tho gonato as organized.
This, If persisted In, may delay tho election Of
United statns Senator.
Tho Loayenworth Times says "T1,o rome-
1oy-Roas-p pottawatomio letter Inns beou going tho
rounds Of tho Kansas press for more tlan n year.
Whom it appeared III Dana's papor, everybody
know then 1t waB libel.'
Tho milwaukee, Nc,1s wanta to knou If 1t waa
tho Toton Sioux money ''whcA was placod lit tho
hnntlr Of Senator John a. Logana famillars,
just about tho tino whom, from tho position Of
petulant opponent, ho suddenly became guall-
ing supporter Of Grant'A Administration"
Tho Democratic un1no; used for Governor,
In Connecticut, are: Edward ". Seymour, OF
Litcl,flold; Charles II. Pond, Of 1Iarttord; M
thaniel .Wloelor, Of bridgeport; William ",
Eaton, Of Hartford. Ex-Governor Engish will
ruin for CongrosB In tho Now IIavon District.
In tho Arkansas Legislature tho opposition
aro permitted to have33 against II Republicans
and now tho opposition members are command
ng high price for Senatorial votes, tho contest
boing between Bowon and Dorsey. When eithor
OF theso shall have "bust," Mcdonald haz
money enough to buy in. Tho Souetorahip will
cost whoever gets 1t B10o 900 at tho very loast.
1t was all we'll enough, in times like 1871,
for Daniel Webster, Secretary Of State, co pro.
lnulgato this old-foGy doctrine:
The President Ia of opinion that 1t Is great abuee
to bring the patronage Of tho General Government Into
conflict with tho freedom Of electionB aud that .ip
abuse ought to 10 corrected whcrcyert may hnyo beer
permitted to cxs and to 10 prevented for tho futro
1o therefore directs that information la given to al!
officers and agents In your department Of the public
Bcrvce TINT partisan inlerferenco IN popular elections
whether Of Bthto officers olcerB Of tlils Govern
ment, anu Tor ~homaoevcr or aganat whomaooyor II
uay be exercised or tho ay,nolt Of my contribution
or assessments Oil Salaries, or o:la corcnHation fol
party or election purposes, will DO regarded by hin,
cAuHo for removal,
, 1873-01-11

REAwEEp TONIC mid MAspnaK p1t1sE Tbo.o aro Tim
gn 9 shSn "6nss nat vii euro Pulmonary Consunptio
yHata' e2nltEually o1amninx lungs and k,pws hia me
4inpstly p taken will enro con.umption llis
NJ TSs1 I9n.9 dissS1sss Thy faad st!nstSs coating sf
Eena tho matter, and nature throws u OF without
G1eItt9n Prepared Hni fur yao By j. II. SQlIENUK
Eoh. NJ II. rntn0r Sixth and Arch -ss, Philadelphia.
and by druggists and tuaiurY xGtiurntIy.
, 1873-01-11

T1rTRnunnn, Jnn. 10.-CArrIE-NIprkct fair arr-
vAla light best, GMt57o; Htucscra, 3A@4c.
EMREr-Markct firm !; arrivals far beat, 6t<G3gHc;
medium, 6@5ko; common, d0D4Hc.
Ious-Alnrkot lively; phiudelphia, $440a4e9:
YorkorH. 4hGStsfc,
, 1873-01-11

NEW YohN, Jau. 10.-Tllcro .vas II 1uoIorato dc-
ms',i lor nsaore mercha1llao by resirnt huycrs If
far WcatSrns California a1't Tosan rmR. Tho
MaHonvillc Fruit Of tllc Loom" and I'LL bloaclled
ahiringR haro fave bccn advanced c by tho agents,
lending joDlng house orcrA full litcs OF Ancona
fancy rrlnta at 1a ccnta nut crkahiro prints 1t 10
cenls aaa " drive" Spring cassncrea snd Hu!llngs
wero III better request. Foreign goo.!syery dull.
, 1873-01-11

Now Xdrl8 Live stock Nnrl1et,
arrived to-day making 6,s&0 Tor tue week. against goo
, 1873-01-11

p1TrapunGH, Jan. 1o.-Crul1o petroleum dull and
unchanged.
, 1873-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS,

TREASURY DEPART MENT,
OFFICE a. EoatrrNoI.tEn 0r GunnrscY,}
WARRINGTON, Dos. q, ls7a
Notice Is hosoby Rtveu to aM ersons whu 1nay havo
claims against tho scandinavian National Hank Ut Chit
oago ILL.,, that thoy oalIed ur, tn present tho samo
and to mako legal proof tseruo! to Jool D. Harvey To.
coivo1, At tho olco Of said Banls. at Chicago. Ill.
JOHN JAY KNOX,