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, 1874-10-12

PRODUCE.
NEW ToAK, Oct. f0.-fiour market dull and s
@l0c lower 6sea, 10, 800 brs at S4.356G4. .75 for
Bnpcrflne State; 9l.956R5.2 % for extra do !; $3.50
G535 for choice ito +; 81. .40@J75 FOR fancy do !;
s4.S5Ga.75 for snportlne Western; s4.e5@5.o5
for common to medium extra Western $4,000
choice wbite wheat Westoru oztra; e4.a5@5.a5
round hoop oGio; s5.:o@U8o for trado
brands faSe$5 feS HAS e an Go 70 70
ohoico do. nyo qnlot at o5c@9l.oo. Barley
scarce and firm sa!oa z, 500 bu two-rowotl Stnte,
Sl.225. Barley malt quiet aud firm. Corn ateady,
with i liborul export and homo trnsle do.nond
and 9Go Tor DO iii store: Oats a shade tlrn.or;;
sales "a 900 bn at G2e564 10 for mixed Wogiern
03@GGc for white Western; also 1o.oop
bu for Inst half Of Octohcr, at 0i,4e and 10000
ny Tho aGs PORK ,as mars M heavy W IT s56 GiS far
supply aud nominal 1t '823,00. I.esf quiet At
F12.50@13.bo for plain moss, aud slaeo@15 90
for extra noss. nsSf ha,1s ena At 1890 foE
quiet Il. s2oDq@2 2l.oo for prime mess. aud $4,000
Gu23.U for l,Nlta n,aau. Cut mea!a aro dill and
hoary at o,i5o for city pcktod Shoulders in bulk,
aud i2c for DO liaula In bnk Mitlllea etll! rule
Buiea 100 tep At ls7SGS14e for prime Btoau.
lilo whisky market IL dill, with buyers Mt
sl.a5l5 aud Hollesa ut VI .oGl5 per gallon.
Taow rules steady at Bta@8;A{o for country
nntl city.
rxeights dull, without any noticeable altor.-
tLon.
FINANCIAL,
The stock Market wns active and woak early
in ths dAy, nnnr tue tleInoralizing influence Of
Erio, which was tho wcakust stool; un lilo l!Ht,
Tho dociuo ranged from ] X to AZ, which was,
1inwoyor, partially tecoyorull aboilt noon, sftor
which tho markot WsH irregular, and oacl, aud
every stoch took Tia own co,rxs. Later m there
IL
1ens @ ssoc1 ] wsro rer liz tetpos tn Of o to
day wsre lsste, Western Union, Union paci!lc
Lnko HAor., raeiflc Mail aud Wabash Tic
changes III Erin were au9i, 229}45. @0}3, 2ss, a,ld
10.
Governments quiet u,l1 firm.
tio!d dull, but 1irnl 1t 1l0Gpl101a. Borrowing
11keH ranged froul Dat to :! pr cetlt.
Money oasy at 2t@0 por uant. Tho bank atato.
, 1874-10-12

shameful nla,inor. Mrs. Swi.aher trlol
TO quiot hor, and Expressed sympathy for
her. bridget told her that she Ind bcttor nympa-
tisZo with horaolf, and msdo ut for, Atrn s,
rushed down atara, leasiug her tllroo cl.illron,
consisting of q liit1o 10y yoar, old Two
da,l9litc.N, aged respectively and 10, IL tho
room Tho oitoet eaYs that tho two chllarou
down arol,nl it, and M tl,at Drdget deliberately
took tho lamp ind saturated tho bed and ol,ilslrcil
with coal.oil and nrod 1t. 13ofore assistance
could reach thom tho passage was Gold eiloot Of
i!anlo, anti tile two chdsoli wosr bnrnod. With
the honHo and mont OF tllu furniture. Tho flcnd
H. in prison. aud tho poor mothor neatly alatra1-
Gl With grief at her tortih}a losa.
, 1874-10-12
mR. CHARLES Il. WALLER.
4 GARD FROM THE cITIzHSa OF TI1E 1ARlaX or At.

"nt, LA'
:fA'*5Afs' rah1sh or M sI' M;la, vi 1a''?
~ a.. oe'' - '"f' }
80 e' s"s fa1o' . 1me e"'easo 4f'oaas: -, mi,
OF September last is 4 COMMUNICATION Hisned
"Justice" which, coutaips Utmost rs many falBe-
hoods a. liuce in repcry, to mr. .,tcomml ctizon
Ih.r,os IT. ''s VII. i" .s" " o'l' - s'leou'
~, Ws, a.. mh,aet' Tue nsat 'h'se.onu IT, 1''as
is, that " 11o catsrs 10 tito hollish designs ,,,a
outragoa Of Louisiana robes n and the third js
that, il l,e did not 40 c.ter. lila ]ffo wouId not
N WY w eet"' ti!s NV "oh1o "o'
be spared. and we'll he taows it,"
We pronounce the ntoyo three a,atnmenfa
tn bo uttorlv fosa nn,1 .,.,.7o''. va
man In our pGrlsh receives moro Hocia attcution
than Mr.. Walker. Though l,epublicau in mil,
ti,s, l,o han boz, hurotofn,o ro',m"s.a, ~ T., to.
citizons to sulIar himself to 10 cuuilitlnte for
TIM State Icr;slaturo n, tbe 1,ar,,,,;o"s Ill.,
, 1874-10-12
THE FIRST REGIMENT.

a1le young n1omhera Of the First Regiment
Illinois s'sato Guard haye iss,led tue following
appoal. in tho form of nlre.slns, directed to the
honorary 1nou.cra Of tho organization;
Tho right arm sn.1 chief support Of tho civil II thu
military power. And II III thu duty Of every Alttra,
e!ti2nn 70 encourage its development BY ali legitimate
MGa.s. IhH neat Hea1H IL TIM organization Ut Tho
ucag3. our organization 10 ttitu.ed lor thnt mr.
puEe. md iu caFablu Of a1ertiug .hs beK Influence
upon tha character Of Its ine1ubcrst l IL verify OF
xas. II y Intended III m auxiliary to ths civil power
Ahle and willing to yiyo our time AMI attention 10
tAo ri!! and discipline Gu essential to lis rcsfecjo Of
military orgaaixasioa aud farlipR thu: thoteiu we do
, 1874-10-12

Lor1sy11.Lr, lIy.. Oct. ia Hpecial to tho
Co"riea'Jouraat HhyH Dr.. J. II. Botts. pro,ni-
nent physician Of Woodfora County, has been
1n!esins since Wednesday, and 1t III feared he
Ea6 boorl either murdered or abtiucted. lie
wM called to see patient Ill Tho country,
and the last hearI Of lin. le was in comIsny
with party Of mon, riding rapidly by ho.lae il,
tho country. Lie loft hH puckotbonk at home,
ia alsa i clergyman lii tl.e Methodist Church,
and hia disappearance has created great excite
lnc1lt in Tho county,
, 1874-10-12

az iHfsC tuay g!fhs Ilattss Baa .orssiy oe
2s ,,4, El .f1 fiss. gIsse st1na.y from
COPY. F''A' wy psb's p'eeeo
, ~ sH1aZ9n f1nday. 1lth Inst, Anna D, 1rorsr
WIG oh 19soPh W. Plorest HRed ~ Year., @''''
81 hnr nfo Eostdsnoc 1 1hityfst street, on
'a'a s,e iaritsd to attend wtoat further no lco s'
ypera did. '''e'' O'hn1 NsoHint "
t1snas sa,n f. q dGssss? 4ss as Lows
Aa.o es 1of Jestit ClnFoh 1t O'clock \ M
AHch n yrars. ' WA AZ %s's r.. ohcon-
Rc.a lns to bo tnkon East.
, 1874-10-12

Soms. rcs'es, ss'e d. d. 2eas4. fevls % oisr, fc s.
Georss b. ahcphsri. IL IT. en, a.u. A.Enssn. eD 1. s.
Lacy, jnsa ],alcr H. q. Irefc. r. u, 1ne, rr., ~ n
en,Etli, J. j. Godolan., D. y. tiarfs, Fred II. nnek
Dwight, q. 4. O'Niel r. N. Jart,o,,. Wilson Nc
KcrAii ts{"yor!, Y; p ohamt'ers (lssnnhlican white
TUCKER, Irc.t Oasea, ~ e. Mct4tsgor. H. ii, Johnpon.
i. II: Waller. g. 7. Zine. corssst lr!ec, i. o'oon-
nor, Samuel scsnes'sr, y u. lIlNe. J. d. cn1, +.
v. II. tcoE. Jr., q. Wendell, leli1 pcrret. j. i.
nsnWn, j. ". Lylnnh, rhnma.l. Hhafrur, william IL.
Collins, 4. petre+ II. II. rharr,
, 1874-10-12

our rast 70 a1r compelled to ask tho encouragement
Wo arc aaa,red that ar1ns aud accousrcnon.b will bo
farn!ahcd ny tho state, into whoss poryico cnlia
whose apee!a service wo hereby pledge nix weurgnn-
1ae ooInpanles oomroaes Of tho representative young
TIE expense il estimated it'd at s1S,ooo. Wo arc
lc TO bsieso TINT .t least $25 op1 can 10 raao1 by
Voluntary s1stacrlptton. To that tnl yn,r committee
O. e8htccn three from each company to tolictt aid
tfom our honorary menibcss nut uer ettizcus woeo.
Tnhtever bo TIM emergency, 10 shnll respond with
nlaefy tn Tho order nf tteir civil uunnla1lrr, rnt
up" 0' ''0 ~"''@''o ~'S'~~
!, within t!io present weak tho business mon Of
sno city VIII be waitel upon, and asked to con.
tribute toward q fund which viii bo used to
uniform and o1uir. tho battalion.
~. Companies End j 1noct at tho ar1uory, No,
u State street. thin evening, for drill. ~'
, 1874-10-12

At o'clock rosterdny morning, tue Hon. 8
A. Irwin, Collector Of Internal Revenue, diotl at
his house, No. 0G Ellis avenue, after severo
RcEncaa Of about q weeks DURATION tho result of
III Gianout which Ina afflicted him for many
months About year ago, 3Ir. Irwin had
stroke OF paralysis, which was followed by an.
other and another, until ho had tlyo in all,--tho
fact that he lived through them being tho best
proof OF the robust constitution ho possessed,
The elect of those repaated strokea was very
manifest: he lost t!eah, his face grew lagsard
and thin, and he Was almost unrecoSnizublo to
AiA frioiiiH.
About ten days ago thcro ca,uo upon him q
HerlouE sweillnt; oi the throat, which prevented
bis eating. The doctors dld all they could to re-
dnee it, but Gholessy, and tho immediate Causes
Of l'ia death were starvation and tho lacli Of
elObp caused by e1cesBiye pain,
Ar. Irwin camo to this city many years ago.
when SonnG lnala,-ho WAS about 81 at tle time
OF LIS dcnth.--and began tho PRACTICE Of law
During l8Hl-'6 he occupiod rooms III tAo building
owned by t1e Hon. John b. l,icc, corner Of
Dearborn n'!d Washington streets. and, whe, AIR.
lt'co was electcd Mayor IN 1865. ho appointed
Mr. Irwin Corporation Counsel, which oitico lie
iilled crcastably during Dir. Kico's two terms,
Which ended In the fall Of 1HG0,
After leaving oiilce 10 resumed tho practice of
his profession, hut war soon appointed Dounty
Collector OF informal Revenue, and upou tho
resignation Of 1r. Herman lsa.tcr, in MAY, 1872,
10 was appointed 70 fill tho vacancy thus ocea-
sioned and faithfully discharged tho duties Of his
office up to tho time wlou hiH sickness yaa No
severe as to conano him to lIB house.
TlfK OFFICE CLOSED.
Asa nlrrk Of respect to the memory of tho
late Hon. ). a. Irwin, Collector OF Internal Key-
onuo. and to enabla tho officers anil clerks Of
tho department now on duty in this cIty to A.
tond the funeral HervccB, which will be hold at
hin late residence, No. DO Ella avenuo, on Tucs-
dug, the 18th inat., at p. H., this oflco viii ba
closed ae II q. NJ. tomorrow.
j. +. Hoyr,
, 1874-10-12
DEATHS.

,s!ENlpAK-ln th!s ci.y. at ~ a. NJ. Sunday, 0s,,
H. bar%, nifu u f'pcc CotunltAuur Mark bhor1sn nj
her rsstsnss. ~ TwsMtt!-ststh NJ stn,,,. ~
sl4sth GIolt Illa retn,!nu tll ho l4kon 10 1siysrr
Ue.Hetay. N4euds Gdd rclssttts insttc to attend
BATIsS-At tho TeIld2naa OF Ii, A. Wobb. Al Ec,,b
, 1874-10-12
Suicide 0f rho E37fklc tte Firms.

Tho Duke do FriaB. the Spanish grnntloe rho
,narriod Lady Cra,npton tho divorced wife of Hir
Phillip Cranpton (vietoria Ialfe.h committo.i
Huicido at liarsitx. lio first shut himgof, sul,
lai11g only wonudol, jumpod oil rock into tho
sea ind wau drowned. lii has Loft three young
chilliron.
, 1874-10-12

.sptcial Nitpalch 70 TAs Chtcago 1trbnnt,
OMAHA, Oct. 10.-Mr. 4. T. Southuorth, Sec
Who has been with Hnyicn'n exploring oxped,,.
tion arrived hero to-lloy. Hayden IL now work.
ing from Canon City, Co., to Cheyenne, and
will finish his labors III tho field about Nov, l.
Vosy important scientific results havo been ao-
compllshed III tho Colorado Mountains this sum
mer.
, 1874-10-12

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 1l.-I'he notorious
murderer Francisco parez, aias Cticon, WHO
sho. and killed Nr. Alexander, molohat OF tliB
city, OF tile 1at of August, 1879, was Killed yes
to-day evening. Flo ahot aud killed hack
driver iu MatnluoraA. met aud wounded nuother,
who closed in on him aud killed him with i
knife
, 1874-10-12

Rio 5AsEulo, Oct. 11.--No general engagement
has got taken p}aco between the Government
troops and insurgents. Gon. Riy1s, commander
achievements bcfora moving on the Capital.
, 1874-10-12

Sentenced to the E'cesltotstfnry.
jSrtcia' U:5uatsI. to The Ch.caso Tribaas.
HAnrFcap C1TY. Ind, Oct. 11.-patrick Duffy
charged with assault. and battery with intort to
kill, was yesterday aoHtoncel to two years. iru-
rrisonmont iu tic l'enitensiarT.
, 1874-10-12

| Tina etnra ~ Ar M,r,o, -. ~
near btatc, waH onsoroa yostortay afternoon 5s
ihiovcs and ~ In n1onev an a nunrttty ~ u.,aor
wcar Stolen. ~ '''&>oA
1o,o,,,
stealing hnso std II h,,rr nuv oi1tse o' larceny In
h Ao'so n"a ousss-
Iho Woman'a Temperance Organization will
bold buaiuesa meeting this AFTERNOON n 4
O'Clock in The !. II. g. a. rooms, 148 Madison
street.
.r1,o M. ro..;,,., - ,,--.,.,- ...-
mn ,T,s,s 4os'pss " TUG E1pos'tion Hero a62,-
oo'' 1hss sathcea to pay oil tho old indebted
orooto1 tt;. .''' ooS' oi 'ho no" huildinga
''un.4 wv .n'' soa..
od;at Church nloct viii In lo ,ras,,s.', ~ -a'.'s- ~
14th ;nst inatos ~ ~, T.as a "'mIosnay' tao
.;..1 ~, y. w auesoay' 1ho ConTen-
s!on VIII 'neos a. A. a. "a. wednesday, and In tho
49, e w. ogoanNe - Al.ss 4Anenoni. Mias Couz-
GUS *1se' A"soEop' III. Ihomas, anu others.
:, AS announced in Yesterdays issuo tho Exccu-
tiyo Committee Of iha Exposition hnyo nrrnnced
to continue the exhibition Of a tf,o nofntInoS n
the Art-lIall during thiB week. X finc ounn,t,,
nifty will DO Afforded for tho careful eti1dv Of
thcso choice works Of nrt. -
A fair and fcstiv, vii, oon,no,,o ..
street. Wod,,cais" ono;, nsonTe atl carpenter
In ornen,o1 IN 11,7ot;1 I7stu;nns' lne procGeda nil
incurred ]y tl,o Rnr NIX H., o. tae aente
nroot;n. t..o tso'. fHtaer Eu~arus in tho
ton. 4 limo uf 'buHeB will In RIM ova~v In
inna1toa from tho cl,--~ch to tho hall tlon:c IL
Lake aud State streote. Good music viii ho IN
attendance.
nomenbar .ho ,rno,,. ,,,,..
st. paula Upiycrsa,;st rbt5. su ~ q tne ladea OF
stroot, near Ohamhor NJ na,nn,o, as ~ washington
each day thia wee from aoes9. . ~ a Today and
- ~. "''> AAoa - % ! O'CLOCK.
henfy Oatsi bootblaek, was ar7oatel 1aat
evening py ollcer Swanson, who found him with
Dagey1rone ~ iia poaseBMon, wlicl, Will snL-
sslu9au1 eiMn1eA oy IL. II. Hall, from whose
4 painful rumor vas mt In c,rc,1,t,o, r,,.o.
day, oyi dontIy by sono ma);cious rnrsn isas9i .
effect that QUO Of tho nnsse,scnr efnra.n " ,no
pal,por House Ind fa1Icn 5ron nnn ~ ~ y. VIC
stories to tho BASEMENT md fnur W. s,u nppnr
g.tosta ycro killou. Thnro was ,,ot ta
, 1874-10-12

WAsnISaroS, ?. G., Oct. 11.-For the North
Wcst and Upper Lakes, aud thence to Arkansas
northeast winds, loW Temperature cloar weather.
aud frost, except IN Arkensaa aud Southern
Kentucky.
LOCAL Q1ssERyATtoEB.
ntfstr tat 1u35
, 1874-10-12
Federal Soldiers and Noathern Men
Generally in Favor Of the
New Constitution.
Refutntion Of Some TalsellootIs
as to nIr. Charles I'll.
Walker.
a Gard from Citizens Of the Parish of
st. Mary, La.

LITTLE HOOK. Ark, Oct. !, 1874.
II tho !ato ao-callod Republican Convention At
xmope other things Of like nature, there ran !,
a.hoval at,o,, ~ -, ,,,..o !, .n,,.. IT,. .,,.,.
., eo1A 'sso1'pt ~ m1"o ~ pFteA' en"' 'A'ee
sossn1es pessonlas,' Tue on1oh-aooief ele1nent
o. aGHs ..na+ wne thor were the
treason. MIN ,nt ,wo,n oternal .nmity ,,,;,st
-, ,,ss.,,s. ' s" "'A1 e'oN"s o'3A'''' N'%'''7'
~ "oi'''s'A n'en. .
..... Taifa ~ 80 UNTRUE
that perhaps II would 1os justify attempt at de-
NAL, rcro it not for the fact that, from o,esy
nofnt In tim aouth vlere thoso birds of pro,
a1a eot,IoJ thor. soo.,, a. hs ,,,,;to1 oorort ~,
.Aso eo1soe' oouo 10 uu'seA ~. ~
thoir part to mlsloau Northern roadora W tho
Hke statements. IhcT reason that, no matter
low untrue tho statement may bo, many will ao-
cent u al tuo. anil rrnm pn4t rxnerie,,co tbnv
1872. srs ,sn,r . .ro,tn1 n,fa .on,in,nt a,sa':.
"oA"' uto.' s."'e f"''o f'. " a'''4t'
enough to bolasor up tnoso me1loeFH OF congress-
pretltsposcd 10 nnisc with them iu their con-
Apiraoy, and by joining votes. securing u.ajosi-
~ for the ovofthrow OF our uo7ei1mout. But
overy word they com1nnnlesto with yon on this
Congressional interference, is either falso or !
groes oxaggora:ion.
Let INC state It plainlT: majority Of the
Hing composing tho so-callel Republican Con-
WE'RE REpE1 eo1D1Ens
who, during the War. had bod records. Reing
rejected by all honorable men after tho auIreo-
dor, they naturally grastated towards tao Hing:
Whero they were recognized Bolaly on account OF
their votes, without any reference to their char.
aosors. The reminder waA composed Of mon
who had 10 War-recoEl whntover. and
n small nnnher 70 very small nu,nbor)
Of mon claiming to haSo beeu III the
Union army. This may asriise you ~
broad statement. yet it II nevertheless true.
mud 1t is equally true that titera arc. III the
ranks Of the people fcl by Elisha Baxter, mad
, 1874-10-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New fonE, OCT. 11.-Ar7iyod, steamer Baltic
from Liverpool.
L1yEErooL, Oos. 11.-Steamships Mosol, from
Now York, aud Illinois, from Philadelphia, haye
arrived ont.
, 1874-10-12
L,1tai Shooting ArEray.

New OALEAss, Oct. liza shooting afrray be-
tween Lucas G1anconl and y. Ambromoyech rc-
suited In tho dAath Of Granconi.
, 1874-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POLITICAL.
T0 COL, L. SOHAFFNER,

ssHaa.sSsa Ss aMSsfssnsd Msfs S:sn. being vot tho
!. s ss ct st az eootn e94s
Common ttano !: ,ta 81 t, ss se'o1oenth Wsrs fbe
sa sss's soa s'ises e
hsar1 ~ ' fVgsus posns e yoa da ~
John hoE .soa .. ". rotesraa Y 5Wsurs r s,n
,sssfir,, xsiss xSs5ss' ;i's.ssHiis
Gas Ksse,a g. ab Ab 'W' e. 3,ts, q g. ;s;s; Fss
.TSman 1ed Wite liensyf iefoGsss, + ,rasler John
!Sna":t' ae,ne s'P.e r. ,,5hfase Gh chHs2s,
RRsss Rss9 XII s sis,i: se A. sf ss ;
II inins.,r ,Modo, r. KT.;,ss s'6n H., ,R,etnwat.
WN2a,ss' Ws.r' SpGs Fred op. Thcss.h haTss osa
..sgnsK rs Mi han Thosn. Henry ahns Theodr q.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

AUCTION SALE. d. Brown. at his
store near the Colbett House viii com
o,e acc Gu Saturday evening, August 20,
selling off his entire stock TT auction.
The stutk includes ever thing fomG in
II variety store, and as the sale will con
tinuc each evening uutii toe whole stock
las been disposed of here Viii be rore
chance for bargains. Charles Palmer.
he immense" auction man from Viz
g,uia City VIII do the talking.
DR.. t. 1. WHITE, physician and surgeon. has
removed his Office from tho OrlNsby House to
III suite of rooms over c. +. Coltons Drug
store on Carson street. He may there be con
suited caring all bouf5 OF the day and might.
SOMETHING Esw.-The undersigned has beer
appointed The Sole Agent. for tie salo OF tho
celebrated BARNETT's ZINC AND Pi.ATIr.
PENS" These pens arc now almost universally
used throughout tie United States and Great
britain; they are warranted strictly nou-ccrro-
svs, and As durable as sight ste.l reDS. Price,
8 30 per gross. SAMPLES GEtIIs.
as5-I4 JOHN @. FOX.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

WORMS. -i0l OF this very important
part OF tie population of Carson have
placed their names upon the register.
Justice Nithereii patiently awaits the
coming Of 401 more.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

PEACIICr.-Fts Curry Engine Com
nary we're oct for practice last evening.
The Curry boys show that they know
how to handle their machine" effect
,veiy Whenever it is required.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

New BCugISGs.-Tassrs. Suttic and
T.hEson, two carpenters, are eacla build
.ug neat cottage on North Ormstv
rect Just south q ;he roii5oad. TLey
are 90 be finished up in good sly la AID
rented to any person desiring pleasant
residence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

EPIScoTAL Service at II
=. NJ Sunday School at 1919 o'clock.
No evening service.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

pREsByTEEI,N CaCRCE-Ireachirg
~ the Pastor. Rev. James Woods, at IL
A y. and =. p. NJ. Sabbath School at
L. All children net attending else
: here are cordially invited to Join this
i Vol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

NEr.rA- PIoNEE2s.-A meeting OF Tie
Nevada Pioneers, or old timers OF tie
Tesii,o y, will DE held al National Guard
Hall, II Virginia City, on next Monday
oyeuiuc, for the purpose OF edectiDs a
peTmai ent organization. There ars a
4al ae lumber If names on the roll. and
tie % Piutes are expected 70 turn ont
IL fci force.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-30

IDE TIA y tan-Ey With a.! the
yatiations we're on exhibition liz q tent
on Eusser street. near the Occidental
Stables Yesterday. The man who was
erpatiating upon the merits of the show
was evidently talking for wages"
, 1874-12-15

Another Uncle Dick, whose clnin1s to tho
confidence arsd csteom Of tho country aro
about on pnr with those of tllo venerable
E1c1Anp sourI1, has boen found in thoporson
of R1cuAnp G. PaRsoSs, Of Ohio. Nobody call
tell at tllis carly day how much collateral
l,as boen placed in tho hands Of Uncle
Dick, Of Ohio; but it has boon sl,fll-
GENTLY established TINT many persons, cor
porations, mud rings pledged their honor
to him, mud that his percentages on acconnt
of tho accommodations which lo extended
havo amounted il tho aggregate to hnnd-
gomo sum. Silonce md secrecy tro essential
to tho prosecution Of such business rs Uncle
Dick, of Ohio, conducted, AL His failures in
business llavo been carsed by tho want Of
these. Ho waa detected In tho paving-cop-
tract matter because ho talked too loud md
too much; aud Lis ignominious exposure iu
tho House yesterday, touching his connec-
ton with tho Poetic Mai1 subsidy, was evou
more directly due to foolish speech. Unclo
Dick, Of Ohio, must hive loarned by this
time TINT silence is golden. Too much lip
service has ruined him. He has missed u ra-
election already md lie will probably miss III
tho future good many fat fees which he
might have hal as chief Of the lobby.
, 1874-12-15


Our Springfield correspondent disoloses tho
fact that tlore will bo IN effort made at tho
next session Of tho Logialaturo to have tho
State ossumo tho indebtedness Of all tho mu-
inequalities Of IllinoiH. This dobt is Of thrco
kinds: County md city dobta, contracted
for municipal purposes; city, county, and
town debts, contracted for subscriptions md
subsidies to railroads; debts contracted by
school districts for school purposes. Tho
first class OF thcso dobts bear an ayerago rato
Of per cent interest, whi1e tho railroal.ail
debt averages 0 TX per cont interest,
aud the school-district debts wo think
boar 10 por cent The railrool-sub.
aidy debt aggregates principal Of
about $315, 900, 900, tbs interest Oh part Of
which is unpaid. ABORTION OF this debt has
beon declared fraudulent by the courta, and
moro Of it is yet in litigation. .rhe amount
Of tho other debts Is estimated nt from thirty
to thirty-Avo millions, making M aggre-
cato, III ronnd nu1nbGa, Of about fifty
millions Some Of ttoso municipalities
have contracted dobts far beyond their
obility OF payment. There are, how
tier, many counties which owe no dobta Of
any kind, and possibly ons-thirl Of tho town
ships in tho State arc also FREQ Ut debt, II
ia now proposed to congoliaato all these dohts,
have the State assume then, md then nay
them, principal md intoross, by general tax
upon the property Of tho wtolo pooplo. This
9 larga job, and IL tho first achsno Of largo
, 1874-12-15
THE CITY J11STTCE3.

Tho terms of Office Of tho fifteen Justices Of
the Peace of this atty expire in April, 1876,
and the Judges of Tho Courts will meot in
January to noninato list Of persons from
which list Tho Governor will make his se1eo-
tions. Already tito rush for these Offices has
begun. There is hardly business 1nan in
tho city who is not daily importuncd BY can-
dilates do,nnntling lctters and recommontla-
tons 10 tho Judges. It would seem TINT
every person defeated in Lis aspirations for
Alderman, County Commissioner, Legislature,
md for place in tile Fire and Police Dopnrt-
monta has now concluded to bo Justice Of the
Poaoo, regardless Of al1 consideration of
fitness or qualification. Tho present JuB-
ticea nro: South Division, N. d. Boyden,
Calvin Do Wolf, ]. q. Hnincs, Charles
Daggett, s. 9. Hinsdale; Vest Division,
Daniel scully, II. s. Austin. David Walsh. H.
D. sturtovant, john Vant Woud; North
Division, Hank Kaufman, Thomas Cannon,
Francis Roollo, P. L. Hnwkinso11, md r. @.
Hamnlill. All Of these, We suppose, aro
candidates for rcappointlnont. It ia roason-,
able to presume TINT the Judges will roconl-
mend all those Of tho present Board who are
really nt for the Office for reappointment, SO
that tho number Of vacancies will not exceed
ono for each thirty outside candidates. The
majority Of the present Justices nro respect
ablo officers, md, while the Judges may rca-
soneb1y recommend changes, they will not
certainly do 10 for the nero snke Of giving
places to local bulnmors, or professional
politicians, or inportupato applicants whose
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