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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
PLATTE CITY FAIR.
Large Crowds in Attendance.
LeavenwOrth Well Represented.

Yesterday morning the sun res. bright
and clear, ard gave promise Of being one Of
the best oavs Of tie fair; in this We we're not
disappointed. There was large crowd In
attendance. and everything pissed Of
smoothly. A lsrge number If entries were
made IN the 6rst dsy, and yesterday . Large
sunber no.e Vsrs sdded to The list. There
. fine display Of s'ocH, including horses,
coss, sheep, PIG and mules.
As our spaoe ia limited, We eanno, give
the names of the exhibitors.
Lssvensorh i Veil appreciated, and b.
loo ve give the names Of some of the exhib-
ito:s.
Ksnsas Manufacturing Company. Harris
Manufacturing Conpsny, kisell, pictures;
Richards, Aarnes; LAYER, stock: Frank
zipp. boots and sboes; Z n. Psg., steam
Vesher.
1As eKcUisios tain thst lesvss this morn
ise will take large number of Leaven-
vorl IN people to Platte City. To morrow
vill be the big day. o large number will
aitsad b hsar the Hoa. ". H. Earle in his
lec.urs to the voriing men.
We give tc,ov the lis, Of pssmiuus
ssarded Monday:
Best Buok, aay sSs, or breed, lorg WOOL,
D. F. Duncan, rresium; C. Murdoch, Ger
tiosts.
Bst buck, 2 yssrs oil, short niddli.e
Voel, As, L. SniiA, prem;ua and csst;f-
go.
Be. eVe. snS - or bred. Jona NJ.
Ho6,ls. pseniun and certiicate.
Bot ess, tso yesn old, long wool, F.
Dnnoan, premium; John N. Mobe,ly. Ger.
iocsts.
BsG eve. too years old, short middling
vol, c. T. ksrtsck. premium: Jsns Nil
le, oertiGcns ~
Best eve, any breed. JoAa II. Mcberly,
Hemium; John L. Moore. cstikcsie.
- back, any breed, John 4. Moberly,
Ipsspiun; c. :. Murdoch. esrtifc.ie.
In sAunDsas snd Jshn Meow, two Of
our bss haasus. wat % b he lake. .bou,
| siSht miles nortA Of hest, On . hnntise ex.
psdii0. yesterday. and bro1sht back tws..
Sty.tvo dadn seiasA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

More bread TO barrel Of 8pr can be pss-
pared with DooLEY's YEAST Powder tasn
by the old process Of rsi-ins dough. No
short isht, hat ''xoud ne SIZE and run
ming over" Roll, Siscui 9. &C., prtPI:ei
with i, in 10 minu'e'. For sais by Grocsn
d&v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

buying At par AID selling at Il to 4 premium.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
| The price Of -four gnI wheat reaa NJ fil,n = on
quotations. " u show.
he best grade Of fdl whea; in this market,
which Is quo:ei rs t.o.:, selling yesterday =.
81 90
wHzAT-Fan. No. ., 81 CO; 40 3, 9Oe; No :.
SOC; spring ESQ .5c.
CoRx-In ear, 7Jc per tushei; she!ed. &c =, AID
in good demand.
OAfs-Are 4Oaijc PR bushel.
BARLKY-sl 90 leib stei.
kYE-6JmU75c.
fLOCR-Bcst So 2j; XXX. s2 1J; XXX: So so;
Star, 81 rs: Xxx, s2 Is; buek~ heat flour. ~ So
rye -four 81 IS; Graham. o.; corn meal, 81 80
per 100 lbs sniPstua, 81 90; bran, IS cts.
Coast ierAbie wheat Is coming into market.
HAxs-Sugar cured, canvassed, per D l25<c; IN
canvessed, lie; sweet pictle, loo.
BAcoS--Clear sides, l51sc; dry salt sides, lie.
sHouLDErs-Smokej, Yc; dry salt, SIC.
PogE-CleIr mess, per barrel, ST. 50; mes,
Sl6 90; prime mess, eiS so.
DRIED BsEg- cansassed, per y, 12c; uncan.
vAssed, lie.
LAxD-Kettle rendered, in tierces, Isc; % n
cans. 2p3 cans, l2c; I0iS pals boxed, l0os,
lids or sealed, l0c; kettle rendered, n pals.
SMOKED BEE1 ToNsux-e5 so per doc.
bUTTKR-Per pound, 23}zS25c.
BEANs-pcr bushcl, e. so.
EGGs-Per dozen, l0c. to lie.
CHlCKkNs-Eer dozen, u 55@2 %.
FRAME CHCKKNs-per dozen, none offered
0UAILs-ier dozen, out Of the msrke:.
kABEIrs-per dozen, none offered.
OSiOSs-Sl 90 per bushei.
PoTAIoxs-New, Coo. per bushel
fCRSIPs-a5c. per tushsl.
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oeSAssi1R u IL SsatA.

There fas bsea much sF,i.ea is,s!y tie.
i very dsbi:,rs stost poii,ic-l Ss;herinss
aad COS 6ics o! s.cts, YET there il ooe c!ass OF
ga.AeriRss Ill over the : nth atDus which
namely. estheriNs tSs tbe Lurposs Of pu:-
chasing the remaining tisk.ts for the nsx;
sad Iast Gift Corce,t VI tbs P.bl;c L.
bsssy OF ke.taCty, 70 cone OF Novesher
%. The south hiss heen iOICv rished, and
. res 0aatl share Of shst :, o eco then
70 te Distributed will he yer, se,ettasle.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

Castoria 10 more than substitute for Cas-
tor oil. 1, is the only safe ar;iJe in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. /, is pleasant to
take Children MED net cry srd mothers may
sleep. spr2.v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

MANHOOD N,-,NANHGBp! MARRIAGE!
20 IA. -. -. -::c;!;s % N4rriAse: tl.c
cause and cG.e. :-cnt Jes;SsC, pCstf1d, sor
90 cents by DE. &. NHsrTitH. er7 -.
Charles Street, -: Louis. 80. RE E-sx
specialist. Read his works. Pa1F,!'e; iae
Cal or write His opinion cos.s no;f,'as
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
A Toilet Essential.

Pomsd . and cosmetics may lie disrem el
with, but DO, so the Fras-,nt S1zoiont; tie
most wholesome an ! efici ent articl. tcr the
teeth that the world has ever kuown.
Its popular il ,mmer Sc. 10 the brown
stone palace and the cottage. it il alike con
slider. d Indispensable. d&s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

Pc pd,s Exirac1 tever varies 10 qnsli-
ty or Strength. Uades sns te'nisr''nre snd
in all climates 1; possesses ths ssu'e si1taes.
and sccom shes The sasae eefut. dAS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

THE Granger Northwssess Sapp'y Con-
psnv. No. . Sac street, 3icsgo, q smother
sod house opsned to CO ba. aess With farm
RS Thu e .n,le,n.n scted s.ed come @ "
with ,h- la ae.; reieren:es, sod a'e worthy
O: conf irnc.. rnell-ws2s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
SHATTERED tvs are rese era.sd with
Spild:ng's Glue. d&w

PERFECTION OF QUALITY AT the Grand
Paris Exposition 1867, he fra: pfiz. med i
Was asaried ta- Messr-. Dlryea. manufsc-
turers # DURYEA'S ''S,tin Clos Srsrc., F"
and Durse,'s 'Ipproved Cnn S arch" or
the perfection i quality of their goois The
FIRST pr.z. medal wa. sl-o asardei them 1t
LONDON Worlds Fair 1862; ColorSe, 1865;
H,msu'g 1868; Am-rtr IAN. 1869; Hsvre,
1862; Baltimore, 1859; Penn.yivsnia st,te
Fair. 1868; Northern Oaio Fir. 1870;
South Caroiins Ins,iiu'e Fair, 1870, &c
etc. l., therefore. .t.nis IeconAended,
without commen, OF tie mixers, Is the best
starch IN The r-srid etsl&W
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
q BOOK FOR THE MILLION,
MARRIAGE
Guido.
| A private Counse-
lcr TO tho Married or
those about 70 marry
Inn The nh vaioluwtcai
NOTICE TO the AFFLICTED q UNFORTUNATE

Before applying 10 TIE notorious quaeks Who 3D.
vertise in public papers, or using any quack remf-
dies peruss DR.. Butts work no matter What Jour
disease 10, or how depiorable your condition.
DR.. Butts occupies double house Of tventy-ssv~
en- rooms: In indorsed By % the most celebRa-
ted medical professors Of this country and Gur0pe,
and can be Consulted personally or By mail. o. tho
diseases menti1ned In his works. Once and par
lors, No. IL n. Eighth street, bstveen Aaxket and
Chestnut. st. Louis. No ian21-akv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

liEHDEnsoy CUCHu. the z,esi .!iureiiC
IN unfaiiing remedy for ali di~sa-es u lie
xidneys and bladder, alsU for dysgrIsia G.
indigestion, fatulercy, ~ wind in the
stomach. The most distressing csses % fe-
male weakness and uterine CO. pla;n:s are
permanently cured by Nn3ersoSs Buchn.
II il unequaiied by sny knOsn remedy for
the cure of drorsy, gravel, and oil equity
and rheumatic affections. Il . . sl'eriic.
remedy for eIpeliine al pin and tsle
worms. II is precrihed hy eminent phvsi-
cians in chronic s:,s.,iions q ihe iiser. For
sale By oil drisxis:- Re Advertisement ID
this issue
ecia9-G..xtf
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

ia. Champion 9lue la 81 Chicago, Ia.
are lrrnin. out a neW article q sae, sssch
!, cheaper ard better thar ery eses oe'o.e
in the market l;ea1 ihtir I'D.
aSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

a vic:in d youthful inPrudenee. causing pro-
nature decay, Esrvoas debility, &C.. having
sized In vain every knovn remedy, has fe7nd !.
simple self euIs. which hs viii sod S1ss "a hi
fellow s1lesaa Address J. b. 8EBVk&
seti-v1Ss 70 Eassau ST., HSx Yosk
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
LEGAL.
ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, }
LxAvEHwOkTs, kansas,
Eeptemusr 10, 1874.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvENwORrN COUNTY,

LxAvENw0kfH COUNTY,
NoIIcE Il hereby given. th., =, q resula,
N meeting Of the Eoard Of County Commission
ers. begun and held 1t the Court House In the
CITY Of Leayeuuorth, in sa:d County and Sta.e,
on the It'll day Of September. 4. D., ls7a, John
Humid AID Others Of Kickapoo Township, house
holden Of raid County. presented and filed Pc
tit:on, asking said Board Of Commissioners for the
appointment Of viewen, to view, survey and
charge road in said Township. commencing at Q
bridge recently erected salt Creek. in Sec
ton 90. Township 9, Of Rause u; thence in .
southeasferiy direction to the line OF lands be-
tween MichAl Finish and Nicholas Zimme rman
thence east along said line a. practicable
thence through the land Of Wendelin Humid and
John Dawson. on the best and most practicable
route, 80 - to intersect the Leavenworth and
Easton road. in the west X Of the southwest 4 Of
Section q, Township 8, Range 20. The prayer o.
the petitioners vas granted, and John wells. John
Tb0rnburg and Dr.. J. F. Hathavay were APP
pointed Viewers, to meet ct the house Of John
hund. in kickapoo Township. on the I'd day Of
October, 1874, ut 10 o'clock 4. y. or In case OF
failure to meet ON the day Designated; then the
following day, and proceed 10 view said road, and
give TO all parties concerned, hearing
By order OF the fOaYd.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF.
sepl6.w2S County Clerk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
SPEEDILY CURED

A LII FOBMS Of veneral, Private and Chronic
"A Diseases, at the old Central Medical Insti-
prophet0rs are graduates Ct the Medical Colleges
Of st. Louis and those Of Eastefn cities, are Ion.
ger established, and the most successful, ~ their
extensive city practice will prove. Age, With ex-
pe1ience, can b relied on.
no C0AB0E UNTIL CURED.
Syphilis, 0ononhea. elect. Structure, OIehi,is,
HG6nis, all Urinary Diseases and eyphilttic or
Nercurial aaectioas q tie Thsses, skin Or Roaes,
are cured in the shortest possible tine that VII!
insure permanent relief. Seminal weakness and
inposeney, emissions, e!otshe.. deSiiisy' ne1-
ii power, and which unfiis the victim for bud
nso o. maniAge. are peEnanently cured. A
Medical pamphlet for two stamps. Call o. address
CENTRAL MEDICAL DESTITUTE,
70s Chestaut Street., 1t. Lsuis, 10.
jaly2-d4v
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Administrator Notice,
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAyKNwORTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the matter OF the Estate Of I
PkNkLOPE NJ. BCRKs, Deceased.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
IN ministration have been granted to the un-
dersigned on the Estate OF Penelope 81. Burks.
late OF said County, deceased, BY the Honorable
tine Probate Court OF the County and State afore.
said, dated the sth day Of September, 4. d. 1874.
Now. all persons having claims against the said
Estate, are hereby notified that they must present
the same to the undersigned & allowance, within
year from the date Of said Letters or they may
be pTecluded rom any benefit Of such Estate; and
that II said claims be not exhibited within three
years after the date OF said letters they shsl be
forever barred.
SAMUEL BURKS, Administrator
Of the Estate oil p PENELOPE u. BURKS, deceased.
September 8, 1874. sept24-w5w
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lallOw-6a7c.
Beeswax-20,125c.
Feafhers-Live geese, 5Gg55=.
GRoCREIKs-wEOLEsA-E
COFFEE Rio. Coffee 22a24; Java. sI@34.
RsFINED WHITE SUGARs-A. llIan yellow 81
to SEC, extra &, III c. lie; XXX, lOlac.
TkAs-Impcr al, lair TO choice, 5Oel 10; Young
Hyson, 5o9l CO.. GunPowder, 65al %; japan 6
G5s5c; Oolong 40975.
DRIED APPLRS-Sia1I0e.
DRIED PEACHks-ISt5lIc.
DRIED BLACKBgRRIEs-l5Il1c
C7EksK-15H@14c.
CURRANTs-Si499c.
PRuNEs-15Sl6c.
SALT-O. r., 81 IS; Sackanaw, 81 80.
SYRCr-N Y. 5O975c.
sToCKs-A, 10 and IL inches. DIRE. sed, s5l %;
G ~ inches, dressed one side, SIS.
SHKvLIxs-Dresscd two slider, go 50; I'd do,
SIS DC.
BARN BoARDs-Rough, $22 50.
snEkTIN6-e20.
FEscISe-lst quality, $22 so; u do, 90
PANEL BoARDs-Dressed, eco.
CEILIsG-Clear. u inch, ss7 SO; do. u inch.
Box BoARDs-1st quality, SIS.
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o
rheumatism, neura'gis, lock-jaw, sprains, swell
ings. buns, scalds, caked breasts Posonou. titee
frozen ie (, govt, salt Iheum. ear-schs, &C., AM
the receipt oftn, Linimcnt will be sent is to any
one. 1t is the most wonderful hsalin. and PAIN
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells Is no asc,e ever before did SELL and IL sells
because II does just what it preten's TO do. One
bottle Of the Csntaur Liniment for animals {. ellow
wrapPer) i. worth hundred dollars for spawned,
worm in sheep. No family or stock-owner eaa af-
ford to be without Centaur lininent Price, so
cents; large bottles, sI.00. J. B. RosE & Co. !,
IS Broadway, New York.
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Testamentary Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS l.
LEAvsHwokIs, C0USrY.
In the Probate Court IN and for said County
In the m,tter Of the Estate Of

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Letters Tesla.
~ mentary have been granted - the under.
signed on the will Of Thomas d. GroaRtney, late
OF ssid Comfy, deceased, By the Honorable, The
Probate Court Of the County aud State Aforesaid,
dated the sixteenth day Of September, 4. .. 1874
Nov. all persons having cairns asainst the said
the same 70 the undersigned for allowance, within
one year from The dsts Of said Lettsrs. or they
may b precluded from any benefit Of sueh estate
yesrs after tho date q said lettsis they shall II
forever barred.
CHARLES L. GROARTNEY, Executor,
ofthe will OF THUMAS U. 6 ROARTNEY.
oct1.v4w Deceased
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HIDES AND FURs.
HIDks-Greea S97c; green saItcd, s39c; dry
flint lSx@l9c; dry salt, lsc.
BUFFALO HIOks-Winter Null, q 50; COW, 81 50:
spikes 81 SO; yesrlings, 50a6Oc; summer bull,
:: 2s; COW, 81 50; spike, 81 %; yea.iing, 4Oc.
BUFFALO RoBEs-Soft-dres>eda and whole, no. !,
- %; no. 2. Sc 90; no. 3, si0o. Cali, no. l.,
g o.; no. 2, s. 90; no. 3. 200. Usage, no. I,
s. 20; no. o. %; 3, Sc 90; calf, ], - So:
no 2. 81 SO; NO. 3, 81 o.; SOFT and hard culls,
81 C09!tO
Soiled robes worth so cent, to sl.00 less than
new. Badly sOiied summer robe are almost worth
less.
Prices ct al times subject to the charges Of the
market.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CKhfAUR LINIllEH1,

The great discovery Of the sge.
There b no pain which the Gem
taur l inimebt will not relieve. no
swelling which 1t will nos subdue,
and no lameness which IL will not
cure. This Is strong language,
but IL Is tue. II Is no humbue
the receipt is printed around each
bottle. a circular containing
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4ru DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. D., 1874
And that you must answer the PETITION fled by
the plaintiff against you, on or before the

or the taid petition will bs taken as true, and
judgment will be rendered accordingly. that the
plaintiff be divorced from you, and that the mar
riage contract heretofore existing between you
aud the said plaintiff, be annulle1, set aGde, and
held for Daught.
LUCIEN BAKER, GEO. w. 6E9RY,
Attorney for Plaintiff Plaintiff
sepC-w3W
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
0F1CIFSO COG,

II AVE proved, from the most an,p'e ex ,erien, e
"a an entire suecess. They are the oaly niedi-
eines perfectly adapted 10 popular u>e-.c simple
that mistakes eannot be male liz using them 50
harmless as 10 be free from danger; a.a % eticisr
as 10 be always reliable. They hav,. tic highest
comnepdaticn from all, ard will always render
satisfaction.
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No. Cwcs. Prices in Boxes. Cen
l...... Ferers, Congestion. inflammation. %
&c.,. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. %
s--.--Cryin. Collie or Teethins Of Inf.uts. %
4-.--Iiarrhea, Children OF Adalts.........- -
-Dysentsry, Gripping. Bilious C..i;c %
6....-Cholsra- Mo.bus. Vomiting. .
1-.---CouShs, Colds. Rronchitis-...........-- -
g.. Neuralgia, Tocthoche, Eaceathe- -
s.. Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo .
TO- Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach Is
lt.....-Suppressed or Irregular Periods Co. D
12.-....Ieucorrhea. too Profuse PeIi0ds....-. p
l3-.. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing. -
49, Erupt.ons, Sak kheum. Erysipells.- =,
IT, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Fains..... 2,
Is......Fever Ague, Chilis, Fever, ANres.. 20
......Ples, Blind or Bleeding ................ 50
l3....-.Op,ha'uiy, and Sore or Weak Eyes. So
19-.....CA,arTh. acute or chronic, lnnuenzs. so
p. Whoopins.cough, Violent Coughs. 50
R.....-Astbma, Oppressed BreathIn. so
2...... Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing. 50
23.-.-..Scrofuia, Eniarxed Glands, ewelinSs 30
....General debility, physical weakness, 50
2s...-.DroPsy and seanty secretions, 80
20. Sea sickness, sickness from riding 80
Kidney Disease, Gravel..... ........... 50
2s..-Ner,ous debility. Involuntary Dis
Sore Mouth C,nScr '''''.--''.-'-'''.'..--l %
3d.. Urinary Weakness, wst,ing bed-...... so
3l...... Painful Periods, HysteIia......-..... so
.Sude'ings 4; Change of Life.......-.I 90
SS.--...Epiiepsy, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance...I 90
3d.. Iiptheria, liberated Sore Throlt. 90
S'.-..Chronic Congestions and Erupt:ons... so
xamily Cases.
with IS Large Three Drachm vial., Rcse-
wood Case. and Humphrey HomGo.
paihie Mentor New Book -.-............. Il 90
with IS Large three dIachm viaIs, Morocco
Case, and Specific Homeopathic Man
uel (Smal Book )-..........,............... 10 90
with &c l..rge Three Drachm Walls, Paper
Case, specific Homeopathic Manuel. SEQ
Single large and co
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Service by Pub ication.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY,
IN the District Court Of The First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas. sitting in and for said
County Of Leavenworth.
GKoReK W. BERRY, Plaintiff,
CARRIE P. BERRY, Defendant.
CARRIE p. BERRY, you are hereby notified
~ that you have been sued by the above named
plaintiff. George w. Berry. In the above entitled
court, and that taid plaintiff fled his petition in
said court sg2inst you Tor divorce, ON the
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
OFF x OF THE TINES,
i-EAAENwoRrB, kASs.,
Septen her p, 1874.

The lotal money market il quiet, with NO
very great demand tor loans All the rga-
lar Customers of the banks getting sccommoda.
tons necessary to meet demands. City scrip Is
fuctaating in valus with q tendency to rise. We
give the following monetary quotations:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01

Tox Can, England's champion fifty
years ago. spared before all the crown
cd heads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01
THE ORDER or THE CRESCENT.

Not 10 the commands Of Lewis, the
snarlsr, nsr the Reno Crescent, that or
gan Of the Communist. do we refer.
No, no. It IL cur painful duty to call
the attention Of all Irishmen in the
State Of Nevada to the sad yet solemn
fact that the Independent party, at Car
son. in their nominations yesterday, at
terly ignored and ~rspudiated the Irish
element Of our population. That 1t has
not upon the ticket, ii has named and
presented to the people Of Nevada for
support included the name Of . single
native Of the "Grssn Isls." Nay. o
than this. whsn the names Of the diff
fsrsnt candidates for Congress were an
nouneed and discussed before the CEN
vention, the sole and only reason Why
Ellis received the indorssmsnt OF the
Independents in the place OF WOODBURY.
was that the latter is an lrishman.
Nor. than this. We are grisvsd to state
that this opposition TO on
account OF his nativity came rom the
sutr0 wing OF the indspsaaen's' WAC
hailed from Storey county. There was
no such feeling Of antipathy against
the "sons Of Erin" in the breasts Of dele
gates from Lincoln. Lander, Nye, Eureka
and White Pine counties (this may. per-
haps Be explained by saying that there
we're no delegates from those countiss)
but the most intense opposition to
woodburn came from Mr.. Sutro himself,
who in some msnns obtained a proxy
and took . seat in the Convention.
1t srisvss US to state these narrowing
faets. But in duty to the Irish siemsnt oil
our poPuianon ~sas
ths ruin. .hi % -
ou'io e,iai IN 'ns os
Inc hsPoohean h'ihihai'nS ""' ~
charged a same 'hihs upon ~
party But II the HePuone.n'
can % susmatizsd .''se'n's
with an ifishmah upon 'he' '..' 'oi
most imP
u'Ae' n0" '"o soOu o"
%
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-01
Phoebe Items.
rrrom the Record. september H.,

trrom INC heeoru, september N.1
Good progress is being made in On.
larging the Raymond and Ely shaft. Six
parties Of men are at work in different
portions Of the shaft. and under the able
and energetic supervision Of Mr.. An
drsws, the foreman OF the mine, the
most satisfactory progressis being made.
There are $50 feet completed, leaving
about 800 feet 70 do.
We learned yesterday from Mr.. Ray
mond that the appearance OF the princi-
pal drift in the Magnet Is very encoursg-
ing. showing o large quantity Of very
fair milling ore. As the drift must be
far under the mountain, II would seem
as II this body Of ore was the commence
ment OF another chimney.
Yesterday afternoon II was rumored all
over town that a large body Of excellent
ore had been struck in the Eastern lower
level Of the Meadow Valley. We only
hope 1t Is true.
The Raymond and Ely Company have
about 80 men at work at the old Burke
and Creole mines. From ten to fifteen
tons OF ore are being raised daily.
At the works Of the Raymond and Ely
some forty men are employed on the sur.
face, including carpenters, machinists,
blaoksmiths, etc. u