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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-08
For sale.

A CHOICE LOT OF CANARY BIRDS
IA for sale cheap. Apply to Mrs. A. r.
JONES. on Spring street. fourth house below
Clark. auSl-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE THAT, IN
i pursuance Of acts Of the Legislature, you
are required to mako out a statement under
nished by me. so far as the same is applicable
to your case, and deliver the sa Aie to me or at
my office, within five days from the day de-
mand is made. or the Assessor will estimate
same accordingly, and no deduction will be
made by tho board OF Equalization in the as
sessment made by the ASSESSOR: and you are
further notified that In case you have not
Real Estate within the county, OF sufhcient
made for immediate payment Of tho same,
and IL not paid without delay. it will be my
duty to collect the same by distraint and sale
Of property.
1873. J.. G. POWELL, Assessor,
ap23-tf Eureka county, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-08
TAX-PAYERS.

LIVERY PERSON REFUSING OR FAIL
II ine to finnish the Assessor with . state
ment Of al property owned or in their pos.
session Or nnder. their control. Is and win be
Sea ssctien Of Amended Revenue Law. APP
prQyed March /, 1875.
!: g POWELL County Assessos.
NY = No URo
, 1875-01-11

- p.,s.. .,,t.ax.. ,,,.o
nge 10 = = n,EutF MsM oh Es.un5t IN 'T
qMrGo ~ f,na'ct I'ecs c,e & 1%e 70 .n o.IH m .rasr
VI , ' a,s WE IA. ,,,,l ,tI a
r,re t. n"ys ienSo % .bcro was ittle psasces Il an
mHse spr'9 ,,s !tn - u rta., tas ,nTt,sc
,nr ,i'a to' ~ mn, Is, ntna ,ns nn.t wcet int tnI
ess r .a ~ ~" ~ r. ."e .nI bcr ns
sslcsn. iary fsn He ssort ,srs.t ID kecp sho
mnr,srs SI,my sns,,c "u ~ s' aSyscst tn ccme
- s,,, - ',nLI r,scs a s',c sacr st,r,t, sul nj
~ ~ mr." ni ,ss s,tt, " H., irt ~; ..au. 1,.sh
s",c. =" wrYe rennrte If 7, h n" rtr,i,a al a. "a
sn n ,,a ,,, ~ = n, Il sY,.r a,,, non IL, m ientnJ
o. Tti III ~ ~ crn H. H. " ~ sr~ VA. im,rtiyc, al
H. i,l f,,r w;nirr srJrace in i'll sfc1noon the mar.
~ ~ ,,,s, mi shs,s c,tiSt rtsainn A. sa, ~ rnsi,
81 81 w. s.,lrr re1rnrx an.I NJ - ,cllrr Marci
1iIysnsorA Wnrtr"~,Yaf yrry n,,ict. rnd firm.
q ,cs w.rs rcstrrtrl tn 35o In No al osc. ani lid
h., No a Il xr in,l bnLlnrs uanrrsy vers 1nwilI-
mo to ecn ri t,i1nr E..urra.
~. t41S.W,s rsli,cr NOR. .ctty.. md rn.r aver
.,.in r 1,trhnr shhn ,'1 ~, Fr,ay na:ai, rcnrirl
.lull ii New YSrk Dus Liverpool was .lade carcr.
~. w. ~ az iordI 1,cuan fir rnsutnto, whe fars
tnincc an inquiry from several uf Inc etors result
H., i, I'm aiyanrc Hnltcr tr ,nanth s"nt 4 * liza
G; closing At osyc acller Frbrnnry soid At e6.a
,ts var" rorortsL IN rhnprr os ii ,IDt ii, now Ne
, 1875-01-11

market, and oll about NIL tho In tho country
which has not Rons into ,nsnufacnrara' hhndH, anu
n no hurry to part with H. .tors were quiet, but
choice grades arc rn owing their scarcity III this
country and continued atInuezs at'rcad Hay md
tides wrre quiet. Tho Intense cold weather inter
rnptel trade tlle ttreet. rnry wan firm Andes
light offerings nnl amoderato Inquiry. Potatoes wcEe
,lt,tct. Timothy seed Was mere Acslst, aud othcr
seeds q,ittt AMI steady.
PRODUCE STATISTICS.
Tho latest nult.ter OF tho New York PredNet Er.
thanat 1tekiy gives the following: .
Tile Visible supply Of grain. comprising the stocks
In grunnry at tho principal rons nf uccnu1attan at
lakv anal sealNaFl ports, III transit by rail- aud aoat
III New York Narbur, Jan. O. ISIS:
, 1875-01-11

Tie leading produce mal kats we're generally hrner
On Saturday, and fsw active though the tcnd-
cucy was to quietne.a The storm alku lessentd the
vo!ume Of the lay aupply Of proluco and iuerfcred
with tic suaiLcss Of shipment. Tho speculative de-
rartment thus left to Itself 10 4 considerable
tent, and suffered aoulexhat though not less active
than IL usual Saturday. The reduced volume Of
gra!n recei1ts with the prospect Of continued cold,
was tho cAief CAUSE Of speculative strength not sx-
perienccl Ut other points.
Tie excitement Ut tho dry wns found In the lard
market. The failure OF Nvw York aru, largely short
In that market and In Liverpool nnd to extent in
Chicago, cauael up rnah OF contendfng currents at
all three points. Liverpool advanced ~ PER Ia tia,
New York 1[c rer Il, and Chicago o0c per 100 lis. Tho
recent strength In hr IL surprising in view Of the
strong bear influence at work upou It, and the per-
slsteuce With which ouxlu capital has seemed to hold
unog from 1t. But It that good demand las
existed throughout. II WIS stated Saturday tlas
sumo n 700 tcS been purchased for account OF
parties In uerlnany, and that Operators st several
other points have quietly picked up great deal which
supposed to bs simply bought by local speenlatoH
to throw the market aGatn when teY could realize
hsatrfsttnry rroht. Al our sneks are mot much mora
than ,ltrds large ycar ugo tho poat,on ia
strong one but tho present excitement !n Liverpool
arses chiefly from tbs fuet TINT tho short GALES there
,nads for January delivery from New York, mud
II IL feared that the larI caunot ba forwarded n
TIME to fill thp contracts.
Dry gunds we're quoted quiet with values nonlually
unchanged. In tue grocery tuarktt lhsFs was uu alb
sense Of ahything resembling scsivty. though ia
quIst wsy Respectable aggregate Of saes was accom-
plf4led, Prices ~rre FuaalueI I'LL aru4nl, the hsn
feeling manifested uA the Preceding days Ut tho week
still being nl1arcnt No eh4N8es vi moment were de-
yeoped IN tho market for foreign md domestic dried
fru!tG A. r11lG prices srs hsly held than at
tAs beginning Of the week. though the greater rmness
IL no instance amounted toA 1uoabls advance. Fish
ds,lt IN IAerS
, 1875-01-11
MONEY AND COMMERCE,


There has beon \ Wholesome though not pressing
gsmand for loans tlnring tho past week. At The Eahs
The ssvara weather ncrfcred to aomo extent Will hhfa-
ucne, by delaying the malls and making tho stfeets
Utmost uneniurale but the nverngc for tho wceK has
been good cne. From rarkcrs, manufacturers anu
rom mercantile and miscellaneous eoneccs, tile calls
r accommodation have heen sufficient to Stesds tae
ates Of auount anil keep liaeount lines At roepeca-
bic ng,rc. ........
Rate, of discount remain as 1uote 10 per cent 10
s.on,cts WHO borrow tho year ronn; onF1ue aFf'"
:nnts who hayo good security readily hscotnifo-
dsto a. ea9 per CENT seeordus 10 time aud e1fsa'n-
stances.
Good outside commercial paper IL offered III bht
ann, ouant,oa, and readily discounted. Nates are y
&18 rtt ccut.
More currency Vas Ren 10 The country last week for
hogs than Inns been calind for since the nrst week III
January. The movement waR checked on Friday NM.
Baturday by the e1cesaivs cold but tho prospect Is at
will again 10 considerable tlia week. ana shat sue
receipts of hogs will be lurgs. -.
Currency IL received to extent BY ali tile banks,
but not In large quantities.
Tho ccariugs for Saturday wcre 900 900, For tho
week they vore s35,16A 7s5.56 tho balances, f2sso-
sG2G7 for corresponding week Of lat yenr they were
respectively, f25 i3i, ,1s1.50. and Fl ,ai3,s2d4e.
THE SAVINGS nAEss.
Tho recommendations in tho last message OF Cor.
neverdgc the passage Of law to require qinrtcry
statements from the stats banks, and to provide for
examinations hy State officers. are generally under
hool to refer especially to tho state Of tho savings
banks. These institutions nro now sub
1cct TO DO supervision. To that extent they arc in
a condition dangerous to thonlseycs and the pubic.
Their voluntary quarterly statements are working
lcter than embellishments; they too often present
the accounts Of tho baufs not they arc but a. the
managers desire the people 10 believe they nre fhcra
nre many well conducted institutions for savings de-
positorH in this city VIC would not any single
i,ofr lin Dtf faAp DrernErf.
, 1875-01-11

taI9a 'o5es0'"t"Ao''r
choieo to fancy yellow, s0ao7c; medium to good
mon to choice roll a2as27c.
quot1tions: Stark, 3l,1c: Lewiston, SOC; Montaup,
SOC; Auscrcan 4, 2sc; AmoskcaR, 2se; Otter Greek.
III esG.R " onnss ss 1 1esso; eunnlss sDse l'e'
CooPERA dE-packers' goods were in request and
firm. Prices were In bctter dana!4 md higher, IN
iisht eiferIuas The nanufastass of tleress j. re-
ported to be smaller this seasou than usual prices
ths % basaesa improbable 10 coopers. Following afs
tho quotations: Pork barrels Il 25a1 27H lard erces.
st%slso -four barrels tsssp; - ~h'sky X na.res 81 81
sls9maase; -four st4ves: s!9lsss9o circle -four
hepef eoa At Hsast psS Ss movement
In thia staple and no considerable amount Of trading
vas ,!onc. Prices rsmain rs before; prime factory
1s. CoAiIrssds was brisk in this department., tho
sss ssas finding sGy sGayn to "a III s s
~he s1sls - oaWs e ~
carmel, *so9.9oo; Eric mud Walnut llll s7,so;
1es 1ur se' n5ooH soS SioeE
DitEssED I1oas-were quiet but arn,. The
preferred by buyers wsre shaie ariner, while n.iao
weights sold Il Friday's range Of prizes. Heavy
weights sold at tsioas1o, md light ut *7.7eG7.ee.
Eods-wsfe quiet but firm, in consequence Of tho
so w shsex sex h9 Il
flst--Bus llstle trading was done In the Ash mar
ket. The few orders received we're filled within
N-bri, t3.2sa5.a5: No. = do, s5.l6@5:a,;, NJ. i
trout. t!15&a5oo Nc. aaore snaskesel; new,
mseAsse Nsl ssos Is S5;' siy msSicss re-
kes, s37sad: :o1 No. shore kss. fiss<siYg; y q
ds srsfng .t Ss 10
1-brl. st.s5@4 80; Labrador herring. round, br',
Sss ss5s Saisnta a RSst ssus ssssa ns',
telo.oo ocean trout aoz and dox per case. s9.5u
FRUITS AND SuTswTrsde S,. was again fgtottea
, 1875-01-11

PROVISIONS,
Hod PRODUCTS Were irr@gnlar!y stronger. Lard
was active aud excited, oa above notedt and other rrp
ducta wcts As1er In sympathy, though quiet, M tbs
attention Of nost operators concentrated on the
lard DEAL The receipts Of hogs small Ii usual
Oh Saturday, ind that market steady; the price
product wal Influenced Chiefly by oher cousidora-
lions.
The stock Of pork in this city on Saturday was
140650 brlA and o. lard 4s725 tes, against 119 200
brs and ", ,S;0 tcs on Jan. Is, 1874.
pACKINa.
The Commercial bulletin gives tho following ~ tho
packing at tho points named to date, compared with
the corresponding time last year and tie aggregate last
se&spn.
, 1875-01-11

ALC01IOL-Wus flrlner at 81. .B9t91.00.
-COIIS-There WAS no change TO motto.
Tho order trat1o Ia Hight aud tho market firm al
tho prces aubjoined: Good to extra hur, l2ta194c;
brush that will work itself into choice hur broom,
1O311xc: common to fair do, oh3loc: inferior
brush, 8@9c.
BUTTEK-Trale waa reported dull ull around.
Scarcely enough trading done to establish market
values, and We quote nrices nominaiy unchanged.
Holders OF choice 10 fancy goods not pressing
aaloa At any concession, but Tho poorer sorts, 10th
packcd anil roll, were weak, Tho following, showing
tho recepts and exports Of butter ut New York, Is
from tue NHlieta. "TAc receipts and exports Of but
since May1 hc beginning Ut the trade yrar) CON-
nara 1B fplIuwB;
, 1875-01-11

a. ~ fr ,ha caTespandiax werk last year; sasa N"1.
Is;! ~ pooss, against ts. S7 pioss~ tie same timo
10 lg1a, ,+ .bu,,a...e
rtnoloass ." eut H''At'' s.ee's su'u'u''' "H' D. -
naas !, - ,,,.. ..,a NAM, NAV ,., ,,,,.r
@ ,ss entra1v Hpa S,c,vo md ,nsate
Tue movement Was ealseiy ~" sts ~
eneny oi osef tsp ;a.t,y NY ~ ~ lac
Peiu ~ s,n sf n ra cts Il
Wsre ,,c1 y Totrnr ~ - 10 T III bT,s
ssef aarsh ss ~ ~ III toy nTis .s asa seIF
Aps ~ sa nrya al ptsady
no1tl INC satFK1s ta W. ~ aeNE Az
W w, y sales q ~ ~, 1e Htte III III IT. fr XIII
'sr ~ VI as ~ ~. n ,s Inr
EieHlte ~ {a2,1o n i'll 80 yT "a LIN
fepFnasy @51''oo 4"''ef "S'e'l' nn" *is''o@
ls;eA1 seea Alri l H., ,,a,..,,, ~ ~ ncla,1 ox.
faah na si ~, s,,laI. - - ~ :" .I. ,.1.t
extra w nssas - o'5ssett'''' @o 'eA' eN
41pea w g e - .'.!sia,oo .i ,., -, th ,o,. ,r,m
, 1875-01-11
NEW YORK oRY.doops MARKET.

VIEW ToHK oWTaoVp5 MNKKEV.
Nxw YoRK, Jau. 0.-The package tEada In domestic
goods quiet, but srtIng and prints showed fair
movement. Cotton goods allow, except brown cottonB,
oost Jeans, aud dat fold camLslcs, which are fstry
active. An1roseoggiu saseens advanced l1a. Cot.
tonsdes in stcady rs1uest, and arm. Fancy ca4si-
msraa and wUrEtad coatinga Improving. BhrtinR ill.,
Sus more active Black eas5ilnetes In better supply.
, 1875-01-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BosroH, JAM S-Durt49 tbo weak there hAs hasn
fair amount Of business duus In domeatlo wool Aslss
ware 1,9ll 800 NJ, Ths Iua1kst 4 vary 1rm On Ill
, 1875-01-11
THE PRODUCE MAt1KETs,
Ntw rttnE-

shoulders, sds; ions cut hams, sos. ''''' ; '' w.
--- ..-
sEw ROM.
New lonx, Jan. V.--F1oua-ssasdy, with very
moderate export and homo tralo donaanl salcs 1o4oU
1E'.; a,.o Tor r 'arsrdns state: s'.1sa,se 1or
s f.nss o Ats fot tp suepe ae; wsstesg a
4as ior common to se,im os.ra western; ,5oots5ss
To- elo,se 10; .ss5so,o feI sen"on to sho'so Snie
fnppns rana e,r. o oo 5SS
@ se seo s nssts ss sss4 .st. to so:s DO & a}
to- es9's' !; do Rye nonr steady ''e' 700 DF at so
cohS'ME41-Qnlet' salss eco bFls It ss.1ss4co for
anArs-wheat aull and ~ heavy for sprfng, and
for | No. sMins for r'sG No. onso; s;esii iii
ass fee NJ Ssfsarsss fs4 SG .GSn IS sq
Tor ansfstlsl iava snd Mianesot. sp,ns sisosiss
syaisa FOR whiis Western. Hso uuies At essss
Barley ouie anl unchanged. Barley malt Is seady
s % III sssas r' sef ssles ss5s "a e S 5
| B7o for new Western mixed and yellow. Oats dull
81 rS's %esi.:s I'll 4 as'' for mixed Western esS'
| PRoy1s1oas-rork quiet ut $2O00 for old mess
ssossH for now do; ai7.oos17..5 for extra prime
~ S, ms. a.. H. ~ ~ " tsoae h.o
stcay at sa1 0ufa23D0 Tterre beef QUIT at Sn1ooa
81 m scy Trin,a Tnese tSa noat n ai Far Tn," TX
1arJ ar1n a,es 1an fcs y Il giG.Si4itn fnr ~,,mo
steatn. Bacon arm viii, fair den.a1id Western long
Guotsd Westeri stort rl uo,cu a ip "a: el,ore
c.esr tic, Fobruary long and short ccar tosetIer,
,r.ssr bnp. IN far .etn,na md ai,niv 4 asH6a9En
a. n.s Hhi9Sa.1. - far WaatoSn 'le-1' - '''"s<7e
~ -, 1tss 1tnt t4soa No., s,t.s N mn ~. ,,n
| ,t ~ 81. az =. H. ~. la 'A '"i9'f -'t' A'' ''N
S Ss1,o1I1sfn,,et ~ rata. firm tn rive,pno, .tcan
- ma H.. - tsit, AT AT - ~ ~ s
~ W. Iva = = ~. ri - E.otrtts "a ~ ,rt, Tro- nsii
,ra - 1.rstni Vii na M M ~ ra,n - a. ,,r rr
WiisKTEDujl bHycrs. bsc: Sellers 9sLc.
"'sA1''f II ~ a.s,,t,uI:5 uo1 13,. ''3se'
NEW Yon1. Jan. v-TLoUH.DuIl rccclns. Is 600
brIa snpeTHup gtAtp and western, xt00m4 10 com
mon to GOOD H. 100: good to choice IL p3as d.
white WHEAT extra s55Msag,1D: extra ohio. r. 1O,G
oeu 91- Aouts sf''oeeo''o' tse oaf aeaos " $isiV
| Wo.-', . ,,-, n...-
, 1875-01-11

Ftoun-WAs tau1. Ono rouad lot Nas taksn for
shipment, and that w1s nearly III that donn.
psices wore uomlnaliy unchanged. Sales wsre limited
10 goo tsl. apriny extras private terlla; 100
tr's spF4ns superhuss ht S.37k; aud % brls buck
wheat 1t &s.25. Tho market closed folows: Choice
winter extras. 4s.2A$d.h0; common to good do,
$aNa3.u1s choiee spring exlraA, $ab03t.ibi fa1t
d., shipping gr4ts. liza i.25 patent spring. s1.oD
,ej.GV; sbltnv supsrGues, $jO4a.15; rye Gour {i25
$50; tuckA do, S5.2sQs5,Io.
l}..AM--Waa in moderate demand and steady. 6Iea
we're reported Ut ~ ton. slB W track aud ~ tons
to 1t $lHGo frea On boatd care.
M1npllA.4-Wers noIni1Ally steady II fl9.ooa13a0Q
for eo1rte to rlu!ce.
t,naA-MxAl--W.s quoted at +. AkaAG9 lsr bsi for
tin-lried. and s3I 80 ler ton for coaIss.
WuEAT-HAx only IL uadslsts dallaud. l14 4gSf-
, 1875-01-11

The following we're tho receIrts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce In this city during tho
twcn.J-four hours ending at o'clock OIL Saturday
morning, and for the corresponding dats one year
ago.
, 1875-01-11

Withdrawn from store Friday for city con-
sumption 3,09A bu wheat, G,3s7 bu corn, 3,G11 bu
oats, ,.G7 bu rye, l,G9G bu barley.
Tie following grain was inspected Into dtorc during
the twcntfous hours ending With 10 o'clock sanr
day morning: car No. spring, 90 cars No. do,
% No. ao retectel do tl18 whrat) cara
high mixed corn, IS No. do ~ rejected do
t63 now and old coEnl; cars No. cats,
rejected do; No. ryo, car rejected do;
No. barley, cars No. do car rejected do,
Total 20l cars, eco bu. Inspected out: 1901 bu
xheat, 9640 hu corn, 5,55s bu oats. 37t bu bu rye,
2,422 bu barley.
The following were the receipts nnd thlp.uenta Of
breadstus and I've stock lt this point during tho past
week. and for the corresponding weeks ending rs
datal.
, 1875-01-11

rtcct 1nGstac; etcrl tlrs In, a Toe: TOOL stce',
American cast, loo; EnHl!sh do 91c.
J.UMnEls--<rhn market remaina quiet. Following
arc thu mutations.
, 1875-01-11

BIlEEp-There has been N aettve demand for this
class Of stock both supply local aud for
shipment Last. aud. the receipts hays
bten unprecedcnad1y helvy for tlis period Of tho
season, but little shrnkayS In vA!nss resulted Thtra
sales ut extreme range Of $3.o0a6,75 though
tho great bulk OF the tt2nssers ruto ~ {2s&3tD We
quote closing prcea ut $75Gs4S for inferior I'll mo-
itum, At s5o09s75 tor good to choice AMI 1t $8.oos
Il HI for AT
, 1875-01-11

Other Rtocks In the local market quoted as FOL-
lows. Il Will be noted that tho Inois Company bonds
referred 10 not railroad bonds md that tue rate
given applies only to tie better class
, 1875-01-11

-4 So ---
Qualify.
, 1875-01-11

Gold was steady and dull at 1l17sQ9l124.
Sterling exchange was 4G8{9490.
Cable transferb, 499,
Other rates of foreign exchange were % follows:
Tari. ............... 6l1'l@11sH
Germany OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % a gG
Belgium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bl6INl6l6A
1rlland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4lat@ t1;i
Switzerland ....,.. ................ blUH qs3l2i4
swcucur Norway, Rut Denmark. ........,- HH
Tho market for city aud county securities Ia active,
with rising quotations.:
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So far as heard from. the very excellent
suggestion made in these columns a few
ia! ago, that portion of the large accumu-
lated fund in the hands OF the National
orange OF the Patrons OF Husbandry should
DE appropriated for the relief OF the grtSshop-
per sufferers of the west. has not met with
any response This is TO he regretted, on
many accounts. There wuuF seem to be- a
peculiar fitness in using a portion of the
money 50 freely contributed by the agricul-
Iurists of the country for mutual aid to
alleviate the suflerings of their unfortunate
brethren In Kansas and Nebraska Not ONLY
MS Out the organization in question has She
means through the subordinate oranges in
those afflicted states, Of avoiding al. impoS
tors, and putting the relief funds exactly
where they are needed. and this too. without
any fisk or expense. Its not Vet too late to act
on the suggestion. There is still "A great deal
OF suffering To he relieved i'm those sections
and contributions looking to that end will be
needed for some time 10 come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

both houses OF Congress have passed bills
Tor the admission into the Union as states of
Colorado and New Mexico Although there
was no good reason for party division on
the question OF the admission of either. since
both possess the requisites in regard to pop
ulation, the democrats voted sOlidIy. with
one exception, against the admission OF Colo
rado, while the republicans. with one excep-
lion, voted in the affirmative. In the case of
New Mexico there was no party vote, and
The bill passed by vote Of about three 10
one. As these bills will necessarily have To
he returned 10 the House for concurrence in
The Senate amendments. il is somewhat
doubtful whether we can add two additional
stars TO the flag after the close of the present
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

The AMENITIES or THE -METROPOII-
TAN PfasS.-The New York St1, says of
Washington dispatch in tine Tribune that the
supreme Court had rendered "A decision
favorable TO the UziOn Pacific railroad. that
the dispatch sis sheer unadulterated false
hood and that the newspaper organs of the
confederate operators in Union Pacific rail-
road STOCK hesitate at nothing in their efforts
10 swindle the nation out OF more than half
the money the company owes it There is
no denying that the press of the country
must look 10 New York for journalistic tone
and dignity. and all that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-25

In bis answers To questions put by Lords
Df Plantations l6si, Sir William Berkle v
thanks God there are no free schools ar
printing In Virginia, and hopes .'there will
not be these hundred years. I-Ugiaia PaD.
80 b. pa.
This idea was stolen bodily from Henry A.
Wise, who gave utterance 10 il about $50.
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The line OF opening by the counsel for
Beeeher, yesterday, indicates that they will
make labOre'i attempt TO show that Tilton
i concelted theOrist. a dc ist, a free-IOver
and n bad husband. This all may be. but il
has very little bearing upon the case. Beech
or IL on trial. and not Tilton. They should
address themselves To the taSkSDl establish
ing Beecher's innocence.
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The present Scott Garrett raiIroaI war is a
good thing for the public, whether the stock
holders like IL or rot. Passengers may now
20 from Cincinnati To st. Louis for one dol
lar Washington hasn't beneftted 10 that
extent, but when one can go from this city To
cincinnati or Chicago or both, for ten dol
isrs' considerable is saved on ordinary rates,
Whieh ordinarily range from nineteen to
twenty three dollars
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~ THE EEy. FATHER MAGUIRE vi
~ preach newt SUNDAY, tn 2Sth instant !.
rTfTitv Church, Georgetown. aud a collection will
tsken up on that day for the benent Of the
s-sF. 1t
THERE WILL BE SERMON preached
~ % the ANCIENT DAUGHTERS OF TER
HiRTHA, Ne 2, ON SUNDAY 18th inst, at three
. "A ok. AZ EbeneZer church, GEORGETOWN All of
=. msmbers and friends Of Nos. and Of the
shters of Terbertha are most respectfully in