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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2jG.
L s. LAND OFFICE,
E-

Eufcka. NcNada, sept. l, ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the silver Lick Consolidated Mining
Company Nostotice address Eureka, Nevn.
da, care james Adans. AGENT has this Iay
filed in this oifi - . diagram together with q
notice OF APPLICATION for u patent from the
nitcd States. rnder act of Congress al.
proved May 10. l;s2. for twelve hundred anil
three Il u iineal feet of the silver Lick and
BUbbie Burns Consolidated Lode, the Same
running 100 feet northeasicrly and SUI feet
southw e>tcrly from tho silver Lick Shaft.
with surface ground 60 feet in width, situat.
ed i'll Eureka Mining district. Eureka couI.
ty. state Of Nesnda. aud described in tho
plat and field nuics ON file i'll this office as
follows, to wit:
U. s. Survey No. IS.
BEGINNING ut II post marke No. L. s,
Survey No. -" whciee post No. ! of Survey
No. u, mad, for lirrinann Heyneinann upon
the Bullwhackcr Lode bears \. ~ ~ +,
Sis feet; the summit Of kuby Hill bears
;. lio4r L. 6,&l5 feet; the flagstaff in tho
town Of Eureha bears :. 81 50 +. II OIL feet,
and the silver Lies shaft hears :. IA W. 4la
feet thence running ;. NJ +. go ieet to post
mar No. :. |. :. aarvcv. No. q; thence :.
. W. l;o. -e't. TO post marhod No 3, |. :.
survey. No.: thence y. - ". 900 feet. to
i"si mari ed No. 1. l. :. survey. No. -: and
III nee \, IS f.. %; feet. to post No. J, the
iiace IF beginning, containing y i2-lbD acres;
courses .Nl rrsse,i nom the true mcri.
dian with u magnetic variation Of l1iso
East.
Ibis claim Is located upon u.,surveyed lands,
and Is bounded on the southeast by the Vera
Crp2 and Cali oIuia Consolidated Lode.
This claim Is recorded in Book r.. page l"j,
of the Eureka nisiric, Mining hecords.
and II cniy OF the notice and plat tan be
tound lo>ttd at the SILVER Lick shaft, up
:, CYEIS HOP. pey;st,-
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PATENT APTL TC.iTYONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.
'fsNNH OF Y,
Eureka. Nevada Auy 81 1871

VlENF
NOTICE hp Is hE sSSfasi' A HYvT b; iS1 A, A.
~ the Newark Silver Mining Comnanx
Postoiiee address Newark. White Pine
this office a diagram together with a notice -
application fer a patent from the Uni,cd
States. under act of Congress approved N.v
10. 49,, for fifteen hundred-l ,iM-linesi
ieet Of the Buckeye state Lode. the samo
southcastcIly from shaft No. /. with surfsc.
ground 200 feet in width, situated in New.
ark Mining District. White Pine county
State Of Nevada. and described in tho plat
and teid notes on file in this Office us follows.
to wit:
y. s. Survey, Nc. 40.
Beginning at a pos. marked mo. l, rs.
survey. No. 49," the same being post No. /
of Survey No. rs. made for the Newark sill.
,or Mining Company. upon tho Chihuahus
Leds, whence inc :, section corner on the
81, I. NJ, D.. NJ, bears n. 73o +. 2,gSS feet
and the mouth of tho chihuahua IGnnei
bears N.65l,a W. 27 feet: thence running 5.
SIS 4. Loo feet TO post marked No.. L. $.
post marked No. 3. L. :. Survey, No. 40,
whence post No. ,, of Survey No. ri. made for
Frank BetSchnan upon the battery lode.
BEARS \ ~ Is ". .a41 feet; thence n. sl5,s.
Survey No. 30; and thence n. 5slis T.. 40
feet. to post Mol the place of beginning.
containing d Sa-lN acres, courses expressed
from the true meridian, with n magnetic ya.
riation Of IT, - East.
This claim is located in tho unsurveycd
part of /. II. y. K. -, f.. NJ. y. NJ and il
bounded on the north by tho Original Chi.
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A. Page IS,
Of the Newark District Mining Records, ami
a copy of the notice and plat can be found
posted at shaft No. I, upon the lode.
81 CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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Notice Of Application of Married
Woman 70 become Q Sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
y SAHAl LANE JOHNSON. Of tho
town and countN. OF Etr"ta and state of No
Natia. wifr q; jchn johnSon. inteids to mako
az anilirutiea To the |li-tIict tourt .. the
sixth .iudIgiai District in and tor. EGrehi.
toHnt stat" Of Nevada. on the 18th day OF
tctobcr, \. u. ls1I, at 10 o'clock IN the fore
noon of sait day, or as soon thereafter ~
coan-cl can b, heard, for an order OF said
ioait permitting h,r to carry On business IN
III town and county oi Eurcka, state OF Me-
vudl. in h"r own namn. and On her own a-
count, pursuant 10 an act oi the Legislature
Of the >iate a. Nevada, passed February o,
l>fI, entitled IAN act To authorize married
wuiucn to transact business i'll their Own
names as sole trader.
The business she intends to carry on Is that
Of conducting nd CARRYING on II dress-nakins
business and baNiIg and selling real and per-
sonal property in the county and State aiore-
said.
Dated this 2Hd day of September, ls1i.
SARaII JANE JOHNSON.
lllLHorsr x DAVENPORT, Att'ys. s@S-iw
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EXECUTORS SALE


.. D.iRROW, Deceased.
District Court, Sixth Judicial District, Fare.
ha county, Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance, and b. the power aud author
lily in me vested by the last will and fesia-
bated III said court. the undersigned, eNccu-
tor of said Will, will sell Mt pub ic auction 10
the highest bidder On til following terms, 10
wit: | OF MI sums Of and under two hunafeo
dollars, cash; aud for ai Sums over twoh nun
lred dollars. on II credit of ninety days win
interest on such sums ut the rate OF two per
cent. per month, with good security, anu
sabjret to cobtirthatlon by SAID l,tstllct "ui,,
On SATURDAY,, OCTOBER Sd, lhaf, NJ |"
O'Clock \. NJ. of that day, at the Chico OF tho
late John o.. barrow. decreased, one door
Forth Of tho Turner House, in the town oi
Eareka, in said county and State, the follow,
iuI personal property. TO wit: 4 large ana
well selected law library, consisting IN part
OF the New York, Massachusetts, Cali orria;
Nevada, Indiana, Illinois, -Amciican ana
United states Supreme Court Reports; nue9
California Disc.ts, and IA large lot Of Law
Text Books; also a lot 81 miscellaneous
books, carpets, chairs. tables, desk. be"I-
ease, lamps, stove and pipe, lounge. he'd. heu.
stead and bedding, bureau, washstand, WIN
humorous other articles. L. +. liohN'
Executor of said j. @. barrow, deceased.
September Eth, 1874. siI-td
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
SATURDAY. october 18th. is7i, at the sano
hour and Place. {. +. HORN.
Executor.
Eureka, .ct, lst, 1871. OF
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CHANGE OF C-OPARTNERSHIP.

rESERE roSSETTl. OF TIE FIRM OF
y .'userh IeguiHni \ Co., has sold his IN
terest in the above firm to Gabriel Iaruli.
who will lay all debit and collect all bills
due Ccsere Rusctti. All parties indebted to
or holding bills asairst the firm. viii please
cal and settle Immediately.
ClSEiE EOSSErTl,
GABRIEL IANoLl,
JOSEPH IQGNlNNl.
aIaln
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JOIN FRANK INFORMS THE CITE
~ zens of Eareka that he j. now prepared 10
tune and repair Pianos Of all manufacture
oughly required. Tuning, =; repairins ut
moderate charges. JOIN
sIsIl fesilcrec. Nettl Dgc, street
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ASSESSMENTS.
NOTICE,
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
"a. aNVaD .

state Of California.-Location Of Works. En.
reka, Eureka county. State Of Nevada. Mo-
tee. There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of 6ssessnen,
tNo. = levie, on the nineteenth day Of Au-
gust. 1874. the several amounts Sc, opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. as
t,iiawv.
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70 the UniOrtullate.
NEW REV. EisIE>! NEW REMEDIES
Or. c.EBcH,s pIsPEH

~ Or. c:eBoE's OlsPEE-
AcG san, Ne, o. hEAilHA 81.
~ f si,"S. T rrif GS"% sa'laa,: Fan On t ,a":
EEGSE3 .mcrc.al street. Established II
1874, !Vr the treatment o. sexual and >~c,uiiiat
biSca.r>,sd~h a>''onorrhra, ulrot, structure.
SNphHl> III all ITS iorntS, seminal VI eakness,
In ot"Lcy. cite. etc. Skin diseases. Of year,
standing, and ! icerated Legs, etc, successful
ly treated.
DK. GiBbON las the plea. urc of announ-
ing that he has lrtarn"d from visiting the
lnln.! al hospitals OF Europe, and has re.
s.HsG ~rrattIcr.
1hs Doctor has sfarcc neither time nor
money IN >rrtIu- cut new remedies, and has
retained with Increased facilities lor the allie
Walton ot human suffering.
Seminal NcaInr~s.
Seminal emission is the consequence % scl-
abuse. His solitary wee. or delraved srxua,
Indulgence, j. rracticrd by the Youth %, both
SEXES e. an almost ui.iulttd extent, prudac
rg with unerring certainty the following
train OF nulbid symptoms. unless combatrd
by Sel'htlEc medical meas rrs. VIZ: Snliuw
cuuntupahre. dark spots uldrr the eyes, rain
i'll the head, ringing in tn ears. nuisc like the
rEstIlne of leaves tt rattling nj chariots, ur-
easincss about the loin-, wcakness of the
limbs, confused vision, h!aitrd intellect, loss
ut confidence, di!iidcnce III approaching stran-
g-rs, Il dislike To form nov icluaintancrs, 3
disposition to shun society. loss Of memory
Ilmrlr> and various crlIjtuns about the face.
hectlc HAsae-, ilrrcu tongue, frtlu breath
coughs. consumption, niEht swcats. monona-
Ina. and frequently INSANITY. If rc!ici be lot
obtained, you should apli. Immediately, IL
thor III person or by letter, and have IA cure
effected by his now and scientific mode oi
trealng this disease, which never fails vi
citccting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons nj q distance may be CT RED Al
ZONE by addressing a letter to D.i. GLIB
BON, stating case, SYM toms. length of time
fine tIs,,as so has HlnEttnat nrl t,.. t,nt,,I,a
promptly torw arded, Tree trom damage and
curiosity, 10 any part nj the country, With
iuii and PLAIN dIrccliuiS Ter use,
ly inclos.us Ten Dollars coin in a regis
tered letter through the Tostolice, or
through els, Fargo X to'-. "A Package OF
miedic'no viii be forwarded ~ ANY part OF the
tnlua.
Persons writing TO tho Doctor will please
state the Lame OF the paper they see this al
vcrtlsencnt in.
All Communications strictly confidential.
address BIZ. j. f.. GIBBoN.
Box 1851, San Francisco. California.
iNi-ly
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NOTICE.

n tate Of Charles Meyer, deceased. are no-
tied to make immediate settlementwith the
undersigned. NJ. BGnUNSk1.
Public administrator Eureka county, Ney.
Eureka. october l.. 1874. OILS
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FOR SALE.

4 WELLFURNlSHED LODGING House
"a on North Euvl street. containing eight
rpoins- Terms T. suit puTehnsers. Apply 70
N&-tf :. hllGE.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

1'HE TINE Fer REGISTRATION uE
| the names OF the qualified e~lettor, -
Prospect Mountain Precinct. in Eureka conn
y. in the state of Nevada. Irier
10 the General Election Of 81. n be hid On
the third day Of \|svenlbrr. !. =. 81. for
the county OF Eureka, State %: Nevada. viii
cxrirs IT ~IN tCLCCk r. VI. Oh the 3Gth
pay OF tel 4. L.. 1874.
JIM NIDD4UGH. sycistfatien Agent,
Prospect Mountain l~Fyeiret, EageAa caznty.
Nryg3u az
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE TINE FOR EEGI>TRATIeN IF THE
1 names Of the qualified electors in sulphur
Station Precinct, Eureka CouIty, Nevada,
prior to the General Election o.
lisa. TO sc held on ths "a day Of
November, a. j. 1874, TOR the County OF Eu-
rcka, state Of Nevada. will expire AZ SIX
O'CLOCK ?. N. on the 2Gti, day OF Uc.o-
bcr.A. ID. 1874. EkNEl SFLhiLk.
Registry Agent.
Sulphur Station Precinct. LaIeaa Int.
Nevada. %
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NOTICE;
F!,c. lay. The 81 Fay of November

T!.es lay. lie 81 Fay of November
Next. NJ Tho dtf, rent ! ~recincts in the county
OF i3dyta IN election Will be held Ter state,
County, township ana %is;rirt Officers, to-
wit:
Uoscrior, li.utera:t Goyclnor, Mr.4bcl
et tti-I--,. ul4r JatGa ii Su9rcmt Cont.
telc tim, oue .irdEn Of SuIrcme Co TT.
rhert TIM, Stat. Iita<uler, SECRETARY o.
STATE, state inter, riate A-ineIa!r=iS;
CLERK e. al renn tuert, stnte ,ultroil \,
Attorney G,Hetai, >ofvcHor Genvral.
>ure1i tiicLt. ii Public Instruction. two
.i.>l.IiVn.,n, l%1>tiict Nudge i"r SiNth j.
Tit, +! l.Htct .tttuTl"y. tuuHty tlerk. III u
II. to-I1a , eCt r,i"r. County treasurer, Con =
" .a,>e>-or, to.ntN SHrvcytf, County -ui,r-
intend Ii ! GD,ir rohuols, one county COM
II - ntf. long term. two tusnty tomul.-
sioueiS. ,loIt term, tblic Admili.uarur,
el.t Justice ct the i,ace or ca-h IoNGshiu,
on" Constable for each township. three
seheul l~ra>teeS Tor each >clo,l iitu t..
md that all election tickets Ct ballots foI
fhc ensuing ecn"rai t~lUttiun in the toaEty
ot fuGc! II, be print d ol Written On n good
~I1a.ltN ot " hit" book iai'rr. and that SAID
tickets be foar by ten inches III sic. inch
RI. ctluI will be opened at ,i.ht o'ciock ~
thn morning, aHd will cuutsnGe Until tx
u',!cch IL ia afternoon OF tn sane iny.
lafci tins Eth uay u! october. \. l.. I>7i.
~. liA.MuN.
Clerk o. the Board % County ,mmis.ioLorS
nl4fI
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Registration Notice.

'THETIMEFoR REGISTRATION oFTHE
i names Of the qualified electors, IN Eu-
rcka Precinct, No. .. Eureka township, Eu-
reks County, State Of Nevada. prior to the
General Election for the year ls7I, to be held
on the Sd day Of November. 4. II. 1874. for
the County of Eureka. State Of Nevada.
will expire at SIN O'CLOCK 2. VI. on the
2oth bay of October. 4. u. 1871.
II. VI. BEATTY, Registry Agent.
Precinct No. >, Eureka rewnShip. Eureka
County, New. oil
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REGISTF N NOTICE.

l names OF the qualified electors for hieh-
mond Mine Precinct. N0.lb, EGreEa C0aItE,
Nevada, prior to the HcAaral E.ncf--a 20. I>I3.
10 be held On the ID day Of November, 4. b..
1874, for the County OF Eureka. state ri W
vada, will exEire at >!& ''tLttk T.. ~. o.
the 10th day OF october a. ID. 1871.
JOHN LEACH. Registry Agent.
Richmond Mine Precinct, ~. a.. L-rts1
County. Nayuda. -
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Registration Notice.

THETIME FORREGISTRATION OF THE
L names OF the qualified electors in Eureka
Precinct. Ne. |, Eureka Township, Eureka
county. Nevada. prior to the General Eloc-
iion Of 1874, to be held on the ID day Of No
vember, 4. II. ls74. fer the Comfy OF Ere
ka, State Of Nevada, will expire at SIX
O'CLOCK P. NJ. On the Goth lay q: tteto-
ber. 4. ID 1874. X. NJ. beatty.
Registry Agent.
Eureka Precinct. No. !. Eureka township,
Eureka County. Nevada. o.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TTIlE IINEFOE NE~GIsIItAIIUN UfIIE
/ names OF the qualified ~eleetor, in Spring
Valley Precinct, Eureka 60 nty, ~
vada, prior to the ~tienoral tlecriau ~
l>7i. TO be held on ii. ID Gay ar
November. A. b. Ia. tor rhetoHuty Of L.
: va, state Of Nevada. viii rNIfr, n 81
tCLOCk P. NJ. on the 3oih day oi octo.
her. A. ID. 1879. DAVID Z. KEEN T..
I~,rgiSrry AggI..
Spring Valley Precinct. Eureka county, y
yada. O.
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L. 3. g. e.
ReAs!ah Ch.ut1 llsrsa. Lee. r
4. -. @ "a.

- EXCLAMATION LfItGEN4g.LoG.T.
IL meets every Iu-~uug. -,-.ii- ar 80
e'ioet, IN p tdd ig..o. '3ialf. Main street.
T. EeHJ, A-t.
ST.. 7. ii1EEE.glT. N.G.w.#
/. i. Ho 1885,. =. -. a.5
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Registration Notice.

rUIik lIMEFGK INTERPRETATION OF
/ the names Of the qualified electors in
! recinct No. ), into, aHdcshlit lu4r-Hip.
Eureka County. State OF N"vada. frI,i to the
General Election fur the year 1874, To- be he.t
N the Sd day OF November i. Il. ls74.tar tHe
County Of Eureka. state OF Nevada, VII ~
rire at SIX O'CLOCK = N. On the Goth day
of etObe a. -. 1874.
lHuS. FITZPATRICK. Registry agent.
Precinct No. ), / into. k~reha County, y
vada. -
, 1874-10-17

Now York politicians are in 4 sad state OF un-
certainty md porp1sxity. Coy. Dix's chances Of
election, immediately after hls nomiuatiou. vero
supposed to be about 1Q0 to l. Now, the
ssanchest Republican Of them all admits that
Now York is mighty doubtful State in of
yoars.a The trouble Is not with Gov. Dix's Ad-
mlnlstration, which han confesse1ly boeu aboye
rcproach, bue with Prcaideut Grants. The
stout hearts OF oak In tho rural districta haro
never throbbed tumutuonsly for tho party aince
tho .Credit-Mobiiier people and Eoas Shepherd
and Sanborn were dragged into the light and
their rottenucps exposed. Tho change in tho
situation is wonderful. In 1872, Grant pulled
Dix through in 1874 Dix will pull through
Grants Congressman, or such OF thom aB get
through. Thea Die was elected because Of
Grant; now he will be elected, il ut all in spite
OF Grant.
, 1874-10-17

from this tablo 1t nppe4ra that 800 900 GOO Of
stock uero paid in IN 1879, and = bonded debt Of
$40 ,oCO, coo incurred. What has been gained by
this tnc1eaae or paid-in stock and funded debt2
II ths moens soalized from these two au.,sces
have been expended In tho construction OF tile
10I miles Of main line snl A08 miles Of branch
roads. which arc al1 tho tabio takes any account
Of, the cost of mile of road Is tho enogmous
amount OF e212, 900. Tt ia said that SA5, 900 is
liberal allowance for tho building and equipping
Of milo Of road. What has becomo Of tho odd
$85, DOT, coo? The Tribune intimates that to a1,-
p1er this qucation It might be necessary to look
farther than the fguroa Of the reports, possibly
into tue pockets Of tho sevocal Boards Of Di-
rectora. T4ero are, at least, tho Tribune thinle,
syO. .ooo, 600 Of tho 1885, 600 which cannot hs
accounted for at all.
The 800. 600, 600 arc charged to " construction
aeeoun.s." Hero in tie root Of tho whole evil.
These construction accounts are the cover
nndor which the railroads have beon plunderea.
The bonds by which the above immense SUM was
obtained were isaued nit to meet construction
expenses, but to pay tho operating expon1es and
liyi1aud 10 tho Stockholders, Such MANAGE
mcnt OF railroad property is not conducive to
prosperity. II persavorcd In, 1t will most cer-
tainly eua in financial ruin, and throw dlscredit
on al1 railway bonds.
, 1874-10-17

A CANON Of divorce VISA submitted yesterday to
the Lower House Of the Episcopa: Convention
by tue Housa Of Diahops. It s,1ilkca straight at
the root Of loone marriage rcationB by withhold
ing tho sanction of the Church from divorces
obtained for any other reason thau adultery.
Ministers arc forbidden by this canon to
aolomnizo the marriage Of any divorced
person vhoao spouse il still living, OK
cept tho innocent party to \ divorce on
account Of adultery. or persons who Lave
been divorced and wish TO be remarked.
Tho Convention, we belioyo, has taken Il good
ataud for tae right, aud at a good timo. II this
cauou should be adopted, tue Episcopal Church,
at least, will have done ail u her power to s The
principles Of her children. The example may
we'll be initiated by other churches Of every
denomination.
, 1874-10-17

Robert Collyer laa decided to remain iu Chi
cRgo. Ills obligations to hla Church Society,
to tho Boston pooplo who contributed money for
rebuilding Unity Church after tho fire, to tho
City Of Chicago. which cannot afford to lose
him. 10 God. and to himsoif.-all unto to
keep linn where he IL. 1horo IL somc-
thing ino1prcssibly touching III tho expressions
Of love which tho prospect OF 1lr. CoIlyor's do
parturo las eyoAoa; md thore IL so1nething
alasoat comica1 III his plainsiyo, depsocatory ex-
cuse for thinking Of going,-that ho was not sure
hib poople loved him.
, 1874-10-17

Atr. John 3. Rice has positively declined ro-
nomination to Congress in the First Datrict, "
will be seon bya lettor over hia own signature.
which We print in another column. Ills family
and physicians have concurred in advising Lin
not to undergo tho fatfgue Of canyass. Thu
Convention, which meets on Monday next,
sre the Hon. J. G. Dore, Mr.. Sidney Smith,
and Aid. DIzon 1t ia by no mcans
certain that 1lr. Smith has authorized tho lso Of
bis name. In case Of lis withdrawal, hlr. Dore
will receive the full yote Of r. Smiths friends.
Mr.. Dixou ia conhdont OF largo voto on tho
first ballot.
, 1874-10-17

Tho Chattanooga Convention nay satl It's little
my a1ltl aajournctl. It Ind tl!reo ob}octc, The
Northern, heart was to 10 fired +" until alter tue
election with stories OF Southern wrongs. The
President, 10 dear 10 carpat-baEgers, was to 10
rcuo1nluate1 for third torn. 4 dofinito stand
WAS to he taken On tho Ciyil-Rlghss bill. 4
message from Warrington cut away two Of tho
tliEoo. Civil rights wcro ignored, loos tho whole
South should lc Loaf to tho Republican party.
Tho third term wao cautiously nvoidcd, lost tho
Whole North SHOULD bo likewiso lost. This loft
only tho ontrago bnaincsa. Tho aolcgates did
what they contd In tho waJ Of furnishing lor-
rors but tho supply foil short Of a1ost
Of thcstories woso of unknown antiquity, wlloreas
sonaethng fresh waa needed. 4 day-od murder
for poliiiea, rcasons would haye boen worth ton
legends about tho killing Of negro "Bomewhero
III Louisiana ~ in 1867. Then, aEain, mono OF
tho delegates had Eoon any ontragos themselves.
MoBs Of then, acd been told by goulebody that
he heard that somebody o!ae had friend who
was told tint maskod man Lad murdered 1000
negroes III South Carolna siuco 1879. Tho
olaughtor Of n single piccaninny before tho eyes
Of delegate would havo made be!tor Htory.
However, alhsit Tho outrages wero somewhat
cold comfort, tho Convention warmed itseif upto
proper pitch Of horror. aud implored
its dear Federal loyorrment to keep Gil aending
soldiers. Dir. Kennedy. tho representative yo Of
North Carolina, was wicked enough to soy that
there had becn no outrsgeB in lla State for
year. aud tint Ife was as safo there as in Maaaa-
chuactts. He was promptly Bnubbed and made
aware that ho was out Of place in O Convention
ca}loa 10 manufacture nlurdo1s. Mr. Dnvis, OF
Georgin, offered resolution iniorBing Civil
Rights. Thu delegates aat upon Mr. Davis
and Ills resolution. Nothing moro was
heard Of either Of them. The Inst two
nets Of tho Convention wera the appoint
mont Of t. permaatns Committee On outrages,
charged With tho duty OF providing outsagcs in
sufficient nu,nbera to Justify Federal inter-
forenco as soon as the South rcpudiatos Ropub-
licanisu, and the election OF Oil Executive COM
1nittoe Of ten. TIE majority Of tho ton aro u1.-
known, hut We recognize tho familiar naznes Of
Dorsey, Of Arkansas Pinchback, Of Loaislana,
aud Spencer, Of Alabama With tlia trio ot
patriots controlling Southern afralrG, tho couu-
try ia safe.
, 1874-10-17

Special attention is aSuin directed to tho pro-
coeiings Of the Woman's Congress- III this city,
which ero beiuy rully reported In THE TR1nuSz.
It ii not every day or every year that a largo
number Of tute!ligent and respectable women
meet to dise0sa u1attors Of interest to tho sex.
Such al event, when it does oeenr, ought to be
given proper duensionH; aud thoughtful men
aud women should be tile first 10 recognize Its
importance. The pagers read in tls Congress
yesterday aro typical mud mere glance ut tho
titles will show tue high tone OF tho discussions.
Alisa Ella allschell's subject was ''Fallen
Women; DR.. Mary Stafford B!alie's, "Our In
lleritanco With Roforonce to FRONTAL 1nflu-
ences"; Mrs. Julia Ward Howe's, "1n1luenoo
snd Literature Of Crino," and DR.. Mary
Leo's, "1le Rotation Of Women Ply
siciaus to Society,"" Dr.. D!ake'a paper
will BE- found as entertaining reading as q novel,
aud all Of them ars mcritorious. It ia m obv-
Gus reelection Oh the days procoodiuge that the
writer's aud speakers wero too much disposed to
reason by induction, collecting all imposing array
Of facts, and not making tho beat possible uso
Of them. Whether thia circumstance Is coll
tirulatoyy OF tue popular boliof that Homan'f
percoptiro faculties are developed at The expense
Of the reflective, may bo lott for loctora to de-
ride