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, 1875-07-31

.ta'. A.sns ~; Ohio Mil rnat'na. :e.As eso p,,
snisci westorr s4dts1c; teiinw TO- ftssec ''tq5 sI
T s "s esae rsaae,' IL }ixe. esus, ~.
ss.n.-oia1s'; s-os;s e,,o.es, ssso; .;pno,h,. no,
Az.
County s.sra.. dsaaac: ff-,t. ii ase; Wts,sm =
t..s a'fa3le; ~estern hFH'*, 'H*soe' Ten.sru tois
c,;t";;5,s!s Gast'sTr,tmtt; !sti we''eFn, 'osa'oss.
G1rc1HNAT1, 1nty aa.-F.ouR-Fatr md firm.
,,s.ey .Ha sSt n s &C :s.!xa tn
1,hovntos-tork qu,st snt a.esdy. srndn Ii.
1ase. u!t inc ns.! ai a.s In mi rs =. e' dss r.! a.
l2s ni.o stoniderA an1 test Nh n country poht.
Ssali,As. n,sea-ons, ,s 'obetHa sna orasr ttat.;
Watskf-ateady and t1tfn ttl.to.
Eaas-ateady far demand.
IuTrkR-Fair and AlraNeet!; ehetoe, 1asar.4
rned!uin. aNS23o; common. l5tG17c.
CREkSk-Flrni and unchanged.
LlSaf1D knn Land 0ILN-Quite and unchanged.
BT. 1.ol11s.
arn.r: hslA sahts al! tannd ssehae n.tra ill., ra
fsSas fa%, T,i9!sr H;aaa sesSNso Il. ianqy s7
eth ssIes II si.ss FLY .ti76f ba tn nrs III y
1tt AnRuat tlli September. Corn Inactive and iosf.
sads SS tas tns1 ~ ~ fsss AnYSn. Ys nj
roller ths yrsr. 1l1d l''il ana lowers ho. 2, NRat
ss III a 9st at r. faass' a.ss ar Il
fotnInsIly nnelsngcd. Bactm dull and nuchsnr,si!
ualy l!tutted joltla8 deu.and.
'n a 1'fiesa fs ~rs Du es,
1000 bnl osts1 a,o1o hn; tnri"s. l,tno bu.
BALTIMORE.
DAL1IMonE, Jnty :I0.-FLnun-Fatr demand -.
tnnrket ft.n and unchAt0ef.
Observation-Disclosures; Nd. arntnr wrstet.
, 1875-07-31

"a: "a: +: :':ss::, i isi. III :,s." I q SKI
Sr. f1 "g,.t nnsy sst ss1s s"'e' fur '' ~'ef '
wref lefoTs H"priJ very iiahs, nos ,ncr,ins ts DE-:
u1tt hst Wi, onrs totfehin ss.n rio t,rtins d..
SS;ss': ssSs :sa 's;s;;s, s'EsF''
rsss Sesors sapry ' ia!y "s tsti"s s @ sa III
saa'0tW; aeon, Bs Ia % H. st.7ta5'5; satt. u ID
~ H. t4ass!sg: commoa. 10 ID 10 III. fs.dos4 oa;
A.n.s1 I: ?"y 81 -i'xss.mst.fSss NC: fov aa.
ss Been srans wess 1 is aoas 81
nsss hsy,hs .ssS .rsn;.e:ed II rs1ss seto + 40 In
Fe1ans Tie steady drain upon % t,,o marfes viii e1-
ses xo,the.' .soek neeep'a, sai can. il mora than
AnEEP AND I.AMna-Ahecp ru1e very strong, while
isms s sro 81 sfns pr pound. hseeipts ~ easa, ~
III. marko. oniy Of sheep salas Of shssp It s,s
''(S; (ioa.mNo.i4Ips ,.1ESs Il =, j3ins. nIn;
nuTTAto, July observation-disclosures, sl6; total
i.s.i .ssis.. sh;ons IL aon:Isasn: % s,1ss pa,s Of
stork. -.
81 st1f a.p 'oo 'o'' for tho
Hodb-l!aeelpts, $50 total for tho weok, II. t01
market ibis morning dtagRcd; few sales were t,lae
at about ycaetdays price, heavy hogs. averaging 211
1S, t7.M; light, good f,s1it, ydfaes ayetaRlng 174
LIS. 1910. - . .-
st. LGu1a.
ar. Lou1s Jnly -lIou4-Aeltve and higher: ahlr,
pcrs. $74o9 batoh. $7Js9 7.70; bUtchcrs. ST..
Q37.N. -
CAr11R-Quie4 4na unchanged: +: ptln,s 10 eholcs
natives, 80. 2NaG.s0; good. $5.75'sf.W; metuni 70
fair St.1uS5.21; choice Tsrsua, ftl,a 4.35; good,
$3.8O@t19; fair, 4l.d0G53.75; common to nledlum,
S2.30ta 3D.
C1NciHHATI.
C1NcIxNAr1, 5t1y 3o.-flohs-Act!to and Ar,n /:
range 47.2ox80d bulk sales. $7.8G3 80 ttceipts,
1850 shlpnausst 83D.
, 1875-07-31

,n!a srs nsh' thns permitting a.sr to rsloeo snpry
has get bccn gained. Tho arrivals y wagons ssc At4l
heavy nhd sra ilkcly 10 ta for snn1o tlnio yet To-
proportion n which wae N root condition, New ro
tal,ss, sf.to6l.e0 pr b1l Rrern corn, 1Aa9a f*t
Il. .utta3,2J pcr trl.
woqL-ism.ta+ quiet. Mo'lun, srsdea arc stsady.
.m .i ' ,,,s I'll s r. oos2 " E1 ano. a.
cd strictly rrtmr. k1i@a3c: do roor 70 gctd, 4o@
~: washed trste she. 3atoo: do Medium, laf3c;
'to rulrse a9 100, nwxahesE. ns heavy tn ltah 1JS
28c: DO neetnrn. s113lr: do contseI 1ta13c.
hAlLllOAD INEtGI1T8-WeEo dull and unchRnesl.
Ita{cSt
, 1875-07-31
LIVE STOCK.
~rtrAtfH

1othl oIilA l1,44e
OATTLE-Alyccs from tho EaSt wero by no means
calculated to call out an active shipping movement,
prices .. rnoat points beinE quoted Inwor than ut tbs
beginning Of tho weak, hut the soaht5 fuppses sent
forward during tho past few days apparently sads
shippers to the belief that f<7rFsh1o xtsctou mu4s
eooh take plsoc tLdy operated o genetous seaIs
and n 1t!ta ~ sttoug prices II rrkaed t fhs dry
before. Although The atnount b4 Exatdtu orders
moderate ths offerings of fat cstt1h weto not sufficient
to dtl theu, tbs receipts embracing only fdw hured
head thlt eams up to the standard Of excellence 1e-
qulted by lie Nox Yort, Albany aud Boatou tra1o.
Sales to Eastorn buyers At 80 for Ts11nst
aud at t.7t10.s0 for fair 70 extra natlvsa Moa& Of
the busAesa accomplished II 33.0A34A0 for
Texans, aud 1t Sto0a6.23 for natiYes. Gregory,
Cooley Co. sold dto7e Of 10 head, .Ycr.gIug 1,lsA
lbs. Ut $3.50 strader Wndswprth Hail sold 81 head
aysthHbg 1880 d, ut SG T0 khd Bentley Iohhatot
sold 6, averaging 13lS bR, st aGo bui with The aborc
eaceptidna no ssisa were reported a hlghef hgure
than $3.50,
Tlis yards st thu closs oontsinsl very !1o ansold
stock, and The fesiin8 waA t,rm!
QuoFArtoRa.
Extra Dee1c4-Graaed atacfs1 weighing 1850
cfo,cc Teeyrirns, H. xei formed ye.f
1.4oo i1a... ":.n:....I.....s.....-:. soo7sS
ins lilo % 1,a39 ta..:....:....,...:. s.soes.ss
Ing lio9 70 40 4.taas.e5
vsshins 900 9 1,loo H.. ssos41s
70 $50 ~, a.ooos.oo
atsgs, bulls, Md scaiAwaa stesrs. 250@3o0
Tetas oss1e-Throodh dtove* ..:...-...... 22saatoo
, 1875-07-31
LAKE FREi0HTe.

FreisAls wore dull aud about kc lower fof buano,
eua4Seu,suts hsug reported u ~ for corn aud sks
fus wheat. 10 Iudhlo-psrgs Young, whoas = sAe'
schrs Three brothers, !. ". DoAne, aud A. T. Stehop'
corn II &c. 10 Osvtgo-9hFJ J. H. Rosss, tGrI q ahs
TO Ugls1lxluIg-Bch Nary LyVup, corn 1t 10 tapSV
ity. 33,QoV lu whest and rs y bu cotn.
pE1GolT.
t1u tAo o5sh Tho tol|aEaa charters wsra Fspp'ssa'
Bcrs A1aaudafe and lfetoa ptAt lumber colilns n,
1T, daory.p n4y to Chsthap ?. t., towing at lnle'
1res; splr gossni, ~ ny OILY 70 shsboya,a, "n'
Ito per bs1: bcoxs tulia NlnAz I'D SfA4.k A>'e-
, 1875-07-31

uoGB-Thnrsdays prees wera uot suvtAipsd. Tho
suppy proving conaleraby larger than expected, lei
10 fds exercise Of caution tho fart t shipperp
aud ,inder tho dnthished competition tbs 1nattbt
eassd on tfae, settling hack 10 sbult Wednesday
t1uoAtonE. nslea ware slow And th4 elpaa Of hustn
hours found god dsAl Of uasod stock atsll ih ths
tcn.. Light weights sold chlsty ii 97.7a81.Bs, 70
Aaary Al $1,cS@7.G5. Tie Sztrets range =,
300. II. 4. Mallory Ito effected sale al 80 tesd
Averaging va tn Il ihe outside figure.
, 1875-07-31

regular hefFc4 fUf Ai9ht Stbt9 ~ *ausH Fts Attl
Western Union aan active ami rAhkeh tttvctu eaN
and nv, closing al &l.. Northeastern A1sahectt tn
nv for eoo and ST. Tor rtttArtsd, closing II 41t
ad ssK respectively. This EARNINGS of thff road for
The last Affty tsa reported tto eEBsse of 3@s b,
which probably hid something to do With tho rite.
lakn slorc rose frotn Efs 10 d2f, auu tlcle Al G2
g. Iaal sdvAnrea to a5< for common. And SIX for
preferred Hack iAfsnd to i01S, Union Pacific to
7J1t ltaslem 10 19lN. Nsw 1erssy ccntra1 10 INK,
1nnnmA TO 1t3. ant New YORK Cantrsl to l0&st. Tho
,aat nsntet rloscd At 10$. Missouri Pacific advanced
from 4tH olY+ Tie general market closed strong
sud. IN many rasea, 1t tho highest point uf tho day.
Ihe Camntre,a! sa5s: Thcse "a ~ sprfthensen iIt
K Co. on The Unlon Bank bf fonaon or 1tsrtngs wtl
cntnpcatc tho tesenieht of &1o etah II lhet 90 not
bring London PARTIES Into truHhtf fht Ahanam IN.
rntyed, III drawn AK4inst tfrc1ai hohe5s !a1fca
either in thd bank With i"tfHRs " sh,Ta
pat.ice, anl for their 1se ;, md assoMnt. %
Cn, ia stated at a,st fi7 ON The 1lcs''on vii arss
whether Lnulun innkrts transfer tlicse funds 10
tic general account OF tho Srw YORK h"'n hn Fentn
bills drawn far sreral ACCOUNT Iha fTthHH$ kyH
1nr tisnttjot1 Of tic Atlantic h fAcinc Telegraph
fnn,.A,,y y tho Hratnrn tnun Rara freah cacerneha
10 iii rtrrrt. Mr.. JHy Guntd Was credited With tile
iatest rrbsn4inn. That rcalcts rrccilsor docN not
ieny tl1,t such plan Is contemrlstc hui kAJs that
ts fo.Aiis of an adjustment hava mt ycs bern rtach
cr TranAacliots At tho stock II .hango wcrei7itol
eIares of which n ooo were Pacific Mall! s3un Ttst.
ef U,tipn, 1a1r Northwestern, 3,1t) It, tanl. 400
Eric, Sd Un1 tnio Shore anil SON JnIhs.
Mohty unthet saay II p4r cent. Pfitne mercantile
rsper. 2,4Ga5.
Dry spuhe Iu,Eori., f., lis ~.
Tho Assistant Trt.eufer ilsburscd $250, 90.
Clearlngs, 80, ,0oo 900.
, 1875-07-31

Il e1e. Hsllsr gsptembsr noA a. soo aafss ao1 bu
BY sample nav, II 7tstao: 400 hu e.1 Na x ssc.
DA1.tEf-ws. fo !Alt tsauest rAryt and ID g high
er than the ros1ng IT tho trsr!ons sstninR Tho of
ferfnks were ana and Tiers wert frversi hr3fng
dcfa tho dot ssty. and tbs u,atfss or+ntd rn A
tho Advances noted abts. but n1oss with oss cf tlr1
gain lost. = Belcrs, ia ~ceordanes with
their uauAl custom, heams numerous
several satita Of nsw ar,ty were H. AMI to.e fin,
Wisconsin wrre plump Aha bright. th,,a cotr ratiunF
in thst .te. se,efal satnsi loss rers also offered.
Sample r!a WEIR uot*d 1t ia Tor dark htd POOR, 10
ti23t. 40 for choice. cllef September sod a. o3
a 1Ny, closn9 with atlIass u tbs inside. 07tobef
so1s at II 05, and closed NJ about Hatca
fncudo Ao1 b etaned ncw by Ranpts At illus OF track.
Latest.
n The afternoon n1cAs pnrt whd inactive and nn1H
t1a Al &N.42N sallsr August Aad $1o.s23 sslcr Bep
t*sntAr.
lard was uniss md 5ts7Hc fnver closing 4, $3.50
Tor August aud 81 81A2ff1al3. ~ selar September.
Wheat was actlxe aud very 6rrn nt an a.lyanco Of
X, ctosing at Nt5A acer AuRuat 3nd tf18,i5
l1A's setler frlttml+fs
Com M f.tfIy aetise and Aoos 70 higher. Seller
frpscmer sold 7if971tt, md esed At TIC ftaler*+
8tllet Aua..At closed A. iUta7viso,
for seller tbs month selling at aud closing Il
Tho inside. seller Ausuxt sold Il Hlktat1Ke, aud
c1r9rii at att7tt f1ft.
Harley v.s quiet aud steady at =, ,os for September.
, 1875-07-31
CONNIE MERC1AL

Tho following vore tho receipts anl shipruents af
t,e leading articles Of prolnos In this city during the
twenty.four hours ending at o'clock on Rr1dnY
morning. and for tho corrusroudng date one ycAr ago:
, 1875-07-31
Mfellcs h
LuM DER,

LUMBER.
Tbs market was active 1T the morning neatly 10 The
extent uf ths offerings. wh3oh sh' not ,tunfsr tozsn
csfeots. Ia The afternoe tbs iorcrnrncra Of ntt,
which Wit probably rrovs 10 b htss one, Arrived,
aud tnoAt buyetn preferred 10 sts The snd u before
buyn2. httes nothing IT tohst1uahee +*as oue. Ths
rnsttct for rets ath h hr II $1 and other Eradea
ct inubsr are tmly hdd It full recent prices Boards
and strits wors quoted II ts.cha9.tu for common,
$lGooa ID fot mSt!utn aui Si3dot 80 tor choices
Shingles ~srb quiet ii t2lo92to, and eufl4 hsrn 81
$50.
Sales. Cargo schr J. =. Tracy, from Ladlnston,
scAntna At $s25; 20o0 18th 1t sl.6o. Sold BY BlAu
chntA DotlAnd h Cn.
The yard-martc! vas active and firm, The country
ttat excellent fof tho seaspt, and tbs city ID buying
ffcclY and tts stocks 1t tho sstds Are tondtdstel
ssll III ptolutton ID tho de3nd fot lumber. Hence
nt tasffng oxfstst which u fntensttfNl by ths nm.
nek8 Of humber tf0sti 1ath lrt 9u3 f6N Arb eod
Al odrsiti at,aat m. -
, 1875-07-31

N4f Yonx, Jefly 3g.-Isuatness viii fatty saliY6.
bome departments Of heavy standard and tour-yard
brown ,heetngB cotton hazne1s and chs7iois wsre In
good demand. Utica shestosa waru reduced BY agents.
Prnu vera In better dcinand III California and West
sra jotte.s Mlen's dG.h pr1nts will b opened Mon
aAy II 8kc. Hmturty 3eAns wssc in stesdy 8suahd,
.ud rapellents ara improving.
, 1875-07-31

.nso w "nost t.pT ao1 es ns LA,aas t.os
HIM tx 7nr stomlTtr, ia snr shart IN and
13!tc for short clear4-ali packed.
ansAaE-WsA 9uiot At 1G9gHc.
ssSgrd M M d, ~ ~ t.a6 f1r mess p for extra meAs md
*1,;nsas@ - n., tos n.asI
1Atlo*-Qao'oa a. u sH'a"iao fo1 paoxas.
.. , 9HEADSTuFFs. ........
FIGuR-W.s sathsr more active. aud shade tru,-
~ ~. s..,a- 'o,,nna ,.,,, an to.s, ,na .in.aa ~"
"s.Ss uuaanu. oota ~ .uss. "oa .a snpa.1H ~
easas: sasA ssss ,oossea .. SO osa "'a.ess rassy
Al lm for hnduund; 800 bts 6pfthS sItras, purify
At as.tNa63o. antl 400 b+is .rvs aopt on prit1to
terms. Total, $3.50 bill, Tho m,.tss closed
win tue iollo"'hg ~ no fango OF mkias prices
cho,co "nor e1ras, sa'o@7.es common I'd good DO,
s..a Il ~ n. rnn ..ssas. = isI
p,.su' 'p,ns' sar 'p'a
s s: s q *ss sp, ssa ss. ,sa .ss 'it
Of on .rstf and 1res On board.
god md sas.ors 90 PER ton for eosse s.les ~.,.
= wnkir-wss W .et,vs .na stronger. advancing DC.
ahu usrts T x,s % ,ers e. u
hovsyar ana a,,ctuafcd o,len .nd .overclv Advtcs.
1.os As. aa ,, 1,.,sn
VI. entirely unexpected Lere a. our market bad weak
eed tho preceding afternoon. chiefly becsuse opera
to1s though. t1.erp'ol ~. moving the ethst way.
Then r toccipta wers less and tho mornings oorTe-
s1ohdes.' t5nahs ads'eea Of Widespread aa1nafo ty
tIen,srd early whel, ca,tteJt nj, adyAnce The mar.
ri bo,lnd,nR no IXc without . sals bctwsen, Now
@ .s srss. wss m nah doF shppe 70
and then ths sellara FOR future boca,ls boIdcr and
drop II IL fcsuIIed, which was partially reeoyered
iatsr To inoneyed ,e, Of The Hoard soetcd disposed
10 Inf for binher p1ces bHt thef did mt u,eefstn
Ss.1tly ssd some Il tasn st's ttss s.et. Il let. .
Z X .sss ss .a,S,tsa pss,, s.,.s% s Ct :.
WI weather. aud the fear at Il viii conttnu, 70 IonR
. .pol arTe re5;sataae 4 ~ current eFop. 4
searey ca n s!e u I'D %est %
III farmers hania. Su il s.ul probably Justify hsh-
w se.teilsy % was esy % for * sepe,nlss aessrg. II.
option soa on ths walk It sl.i4A, and opened On
Chang Il Ell = ;s n1st 70 11S M
},l0. Beiltr tba year pod II {i.ishGfi,37H, sIlcr
Inv Inv hmavs astua uss s..s sss ssT,tsS s
Of bUT bu No. i sprtag II s.!lesialX; IW,6oO bu
e e 4 s. ,o ;:as:a q d. ;.
ss.''sa s. Tass q !. L. aAa w 'a a'sF'' at s
al higher. ssisz were 10 40 Gu Ro. j II ti,bX.
No. 1.s nomnai Al sl.3l
= r.. ao,s I'D s.s1ssa
liz ciosinK hqures of Thars3ay ssenns. Ths mar
Lct HYupnthi1tJ With wheat In the nlutuina tbs IL IN
ltsetioi being alao Ics1 but ivrrnool W. rnnrtrd
lJsbs .Sitrne dsn,sud. vntto de- vssthor rss 1toro
favorable. lie L.a na,nea fsss bringing ous morp o.
weakeusI thv narkst. Btocks hsss !nereaseI unsi1-
.tsSiy iu,inR 1a present .sex nnaer iateo tecsp,s
aMd the iepsrt,rd Willingness 10 safp Which, has hesn
Te.t rss 10 news of spscai Interval yeat.rsy from
tho country aps from lint n0ts iu ths wheat
dsciIueI to egba Il sls eioas BelIsr gsnt. Ensr
1oll at 1lha13o, closIug, Il 1l4e, Esiles
ths 74Af va inactjyc HcILr tho
mpnth. Or casn No. . Buid 1t eNA31c, etosi10
Al DC. MIah 1pi1e,l rcceaps eor,5snlcd nrofnjm1n
81 al,out Ho 1AF bu, Ussh 1alss Wars reb,rtat al
, 1875-07-31
plTr9BuHo OIL MARI

P1Tf9HUH0 OIL MAHFET.
frTspuHo, July 8o.-pkTaonruh@4pdlli sTu6s.
s1I.od II Par1erts: renaodt 4ll.s6, Philadelphia
ds1iYArY.
, 1875-07-31

0feeabaak4 were sa,t9s9}t On taa dollar.
FoREinA EXCHANGE.
Sterling exchange "ah 4s7hsassoY cablc translers,
Londou, 49l; Psris, 6llA. oshar rates Of foreign
exchange aru 4uotod:
, 1875-07-31

rlhts, jtiy 3o..-Ronte8, Ct i7Xc.
FRANKFORT, July 3o-Unitsd STATED bondk of 61
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-28
ENrENNIA

The following, which is issued as a
circular to all newspapers in the Unit
ed States by John l.. Campbell, Secre-
tary of the United States Centennial
Commission, Philadelphia, speaks for
itself and needs no comment what
ever:
1t seems proper that the local cele-
brations of the Fourth Of July, 1876,
which will he held throughout the
land, should he made to contribute to
a permanent historical memorial of
the Centennial celebration. In each
county provision should lie made for
the delivery of an address tracing the
history of that particular community
for the past century, or from the time
of its element, and including a
sketch of its growth, its resources, in
dustries, prospects, etc. These al
dresses should be published in a uni
form size that of tile Congressional
documents, for instance in order
that they may be- hound together by
States. TO competent persons the pre-
paralioD of such addresses would not
be an unduly b~urdensome task; but in
the aggregate lhey WOHIu cohS,ii'tt
an invaluable historical reposi DRY
such as 10 nation has ever had the
opportunity To cOiiect.
De>igna IONS of the historians ought
10 be mad. without delay. in order
that they may have Time to accom-
pli~h their work. 1t is To hoped that
The press will give genera! circulation
to the project, and that each journal
will see To its contamination in its
own lmalitv, and that the slight tx
pense involved be assumed by the
county or town authorities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-28
WHITE PINE INTELLIGENCE.

STocKHOLDERs' MEETING. - The
stockhoidrrs of the Hamilton Mining
and Smelling Company held their an
nual meeting at the Court house la-'
Monday evening. All of the stock OF
the company was represent! ed but -
few shares. The reports ~ the Secre-
tary and Surerintendent we're read and
ordered on file. The trustees we're in
strucled to appoint some person, not n
stock holder. to audit the accounts Of
the COMPANY. An election Was then
had for a new Board of Trustees. The
number of aspirants for the honor WAS
large, and the electioneering and sharp
practice indulged in was quite anus
ing. All of the old Board were re
elected, with the exception of Pres.
ident sam Liddle, and Frank Wells,
who declined reelection, and their
places were filed by the election Ol
Charles r. Merger and Ned Raum.
The re election of the old Board, with
the exception Of the two declining.
clearly demonstrated that u majority
of the shareholders were well satisfied
with the In which the affairs
OF the company have been conducted
After the election Was over, IL had be-
come too late in the evening for An in
terchange Of sentiment In regard To the
future operations of the company, and
the meeting adjourned.
STRUCK IT.-In the Keatuck mine,
on Button Hill. near town, the owners
have recently struck = vein Of free
milling ore, which. by assays, averages
1903 per ton. The vein IT the present
time is not large, but 1t Ii though,
that it will increase AS development J.
made. IL is an old location, and in
early times q large o of high
grade ore VAS taken from il, but like
many other of our mines, has laid idle
until recently.
From PANCAKE.-We had the pleas
ure on Wednesday last of meeting Su,
perintendent Welsh of the Coal Com
Iany's mines at Pancake. He in
formed US that work was being pushed
to its utmost extremity in sinking tn.
shaft, and that everything was working
nicely and to his satisfaction.
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~, married in the extracting, one Of
Charles Dickens weakest scenes, and
two extracts from Prescott. Or all the
other selections not mi Is from
the pen Of an author that rises above
mediocrity. The poetical selections
are just as i'll chosen. 1t was impossi-
BILE to avoid all the grand names giori-
Gus in English verse, but their uoblest
efforts are passed by, their weakest
are chosen, and Lord Byron Is
snubbed into Eve glorious lines which
the ingenious editor has by an oinis
sion emasculaied into q But
the book Is more remarkable for sins
of omission than of commission. In q
work intended to teach the youth of
Nevada the beauties and glories of
English literature, their is % one
line from Addison, Goldsmith, Hume.
Gibbon, or Macaulay: not one grand
page from Motley or Bancroft; not one
tender thought from Washingto. Ir.
wing; not one hurst of inspiration
from Burke, or Pitt, or Grattan,
or Patrick Henry, or Clay, or Web
ster, or Sumner; and instead of all
this, a dead level Of inanities by Har-
riet Spofford, j. g. Holland, Mark
Twain, ct id mn genus. In short, the
Board did RICH. and the Judge has
been imposed upon.
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higher than any in the city and among
the highest in the country.
Methodist Third Termers.
BosToN, Dec. ~.
At a meeting of Methodist preachers
to-day efforts tailed to have placed be-
fore the public a paper setting 10th the
views OF the meeting with reference to
the third term speech of Bishop Ha-
van.
burnt.
HASTINGS, N. Y, Dec. II.
An extensive sugar refinery here
burned yesterday. Loss, serious; par
TALLY insured.
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Ill

About the 10th of last month, ga W.
the Elko Independent, some Oi The cars
of the passenger train were robbed
whfN 1t this place, and Deputy Sheriff
Banks has been Watching Tor the per
petrxaars ut the theft eve since. He
got u Gu as IT, one of the culprits a few
,iavs ago,a and traced him to Galena. in,
Lander coaRtv, arresting him at that
place. Tine prisoner, who gave the
name of Ed. ST. Clair upon his exami-
nation here yesterday, WAS allowed to
plead guilty to the crime Of petit lar
ceny, owing To the absence Of all wit
ne>ses against him. Mr.. Banks sue
eeded in recovering a portion of the
property stolen from the cars, am ing
which WAS a magnificent gold-headed
cane, which the thieves had marred in
their efforts 10 separate the gold from
ths ebony stick.
Mr.. Larkin, who, a few days ago,
broke his leg above the ankle at the
Consolidared Virginia works, and who
wa attended by Dr. Gems. has had to
submit to the loss of the leg. Synlp-
toms Of gangrene showing themselves,
DR.. McMeaHs and DIR. Harris were
called i'm Yesterday for con sultation.
and found it necessary to amputate the
liinb.
The Virginia Chronicle of Wednesday
furnishes ns the following PARTICULARS:
The rs wae sf tke fn2n whose dead body
wa found ia the Lone Sta stable yes
terday weraiug has b.en ascertainsd
tu have been Cullen. He cultivated,
until receatly, a small farm rear Reno.
This morning his wife arrived here and
fn.,k s4anr,rQ pf HE rpfnaipS Pr
The Silver Eagle Gold and Silver
Mining Company has filed "A certitirate
of incorporation with the County Clerk
| of Storey. Object. to minain the North
KnickerbOcker vein, on the Gold Hill
West ledge or lode. Capital stock. ST.
OUO 900, in 60,0UD shares. Trustees
James Lowery, 0. G. Mundell, William
Lee, q. w. Hall and z. Enos.
A man named Hamburger. says the
| Silver State of the 2Ith, who had been
in the employ of a firm At Savannah,
Georgia, and aisconded with $4,000 of
his employers money, passed here
this morning in charge Of q detective
named KaufnaW. who followed him
from Georgia, and arrested him in San
francisco.
Patrick O'F0oie, employed a. q
watchman vt the Andes mine, dropped
\ dead last evening about q O'Clock.
Heart disease is supposed to havesbe-n
the cause Of his dead. Deceased WAS
formerly Lieutenant OF the Emmett
Guard Of this city. He was about 81
years of age and unmarried.
During 1875, 2l9 mining claims have
| been assessed, and these assessment
nave aggregated $ll $40, 000. The claims
thus assessed are located in California,
Nevada, Oregon. Montana. Idaho. Ari-
IONA, Mexico and British Columbia.
An assessment OF fifty cents per
share il levied by the succor Mining
Company, delinquent January ~, and
one Of nifty cents per share by the
Daney Mining Company, delinquent
January Z5.
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RoBBED.-Il appears that Congress-
man WOODBURY. is In bad luck. - wit
ness the following:
While three boys were playing on
Eager street, e Morton alley, Balti-
more. OH the 29lh ultiu,0, one fell over
a garbage box, which in tumbling
threw out = pockel book containing
81, 200 in gresnbacks. The treasure
troye was handed to Marshal Gray,
and the next day Congressman Wood
burn, OF Nevada, clsimed'.he purse,
but insisted that when lost, he knew
not how, 1t held 5000. None Of the
boys have appeared W ask . reward.
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ZEH
THE STAMP TAx.-The ReUeiUe has
this pitily item: ''At Paxton & Curtis
Bank there is u petition to Congress
asking the repeal Of the law requiring
q two cent stamp to be affi xed to q
bank check, which is being numer
ously signed. This stamp business
has been a source of constant annoy
ance to us; We don't mind the two
cents, but it's the wear and tear of our
tonge in licking'the stamp. WI have
frequently been compelled to hire a
boy to lick the stamps and affix them
to our checks; and we hope the law
will be repealed and this expense
saved to u.s."