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WANTS.

WANTS.
W1NTEDNTo ENLIST FoR ASSIGN.
~ ment 10 companies snd Regiments In the
72Tailors.
sCarpenters, q -
No i Wss. srss. s6 AND 1o 0 Mss
street. & Louis; iE seneca stree. Slese,sndi fis
Ton; Sswpors Bsrfscfss Kentucky, or 80 west
Pratt street, Baltimore. anlz-et
WANTEp-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH
~ ,B0At,RD, for mail family. state terms a ms
WANTEp-MILITAR BOUNTY LAND
SssG 4 Il Sess ssIisiss
DR- A.. PRATT, DENTIST, Has RE
y moved to the northwest corner Of seventh
ed Sc sIi5 a. I'D pS.s
general public. jea-if-
WANTED = COMPETENT BLACK.
~ B0ARD DELINEATOR. Address Boz 10
NEW AND sEooND-HAND-oNE PRO.
pss:.
s5ssP :. JUSTINE. ds D sIsss bst.ssn, s siTtS
;tEest, Set.esn warn and TSiIsssntS W. j1s
EUREKA EMPLoYMENT oFFIOE q,
-! ~ f,t.ses. BsSsidencs Laret. House, IN Z
's ;sns street n'rthS Tss LOUISE O. BurLxs.
LOST AND FOUND.
T,6s TEN6GffToEgTTWo PR0MfssokY
y NOTES, one ~ 81 GEoRGE ". sTIcKNEY
sSoSs July . ss q ninety days, and eadorssd
said Entwisle; the other given by HENRY M.
BAkER 70 order sfWm. j. Cooke. and endorsed
y him, for 60 a. sixty days, and dated on or
persons from negotiating or trading for said
notes Any person finding the same will please
leave the IN ct this once. aul0-tf
7 .OST-NOTICE.-AN NOTE, DRAWN BY u
- 7. Bowen to the order OF j. W. SImms, and
Endorsed by me for collection, and dated April .,
1875, at seven months, at ten cent. interest per
annum, payable at Bank OF Washingto has been
lost; and hereby forewarn all persons from ne
gotiating or trading for said note. Any person
finding such note win please return L 70 me:
suS-st rstarI 90 sixth street northwest.
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EDUCATIONAL,

WEsLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
Wilmington, Del.
Next session will begin THURSDAY, septembers 9.
The best facilities are afforded for aequIrInga
THOROUGH AND COMPLETE EDUCATION,
under homelne influences, at reasonable expense.
For Catalogues, address
REV. JOHN WILSON. A. NJ.
au7-1m President.
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CAPITOL SEMINARY,
2I7 A street southeast.


2I7 A street southeast,
MRS. LOUISE Z. DEANE and PROF WIN. N
MIRRlk, Principals; PROF. CHAS. e. WELD
MAYER, Teacher of French, German and italian;
PROF: W. M. MlRICK, Teacher OF Music, Latin
and Mathematics; Committee and CounseIlors,
REV. j. p. NEWMAN, Chairman; HON, T, L.
TULLOCK, and DIR. CHAS. ADAMS.
The Second Annual Session. September J, 1875, to
be divided into two terms Of twenty weeks each;
close January IS, 1856; the second to commence
January 10 and close June z. 1870.
Terms, per session of twenty weeks, one half IN
advance: the other half at the close Of the term:
Senior Class, so; intermediates s24: Primary, 80;
French, German and Italian, $40 each; Latin, t5;
Boarding, $50: Bartbolomew Drawing, o. extra;
Special Writing Lessons by Professor, u <tra.
Circulars st Ellis Music Store and Perker's
Book Store. ty2i-1m
oS7 80 PER QUARTER. NO EXTRAS.
sDo - Media Academy for Boys; twelve miles
from Philadelphia; ten Instructors. 8. @, SHORT
LIDGE, Harvard A. N. y Media, Pa. Iylc-2m
MISS OsBoRNE'S YO6NG AIDES
MI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ess N
street, corner Of Tenth, viii reopen MONDAY,
Ash branches, Ancient, Modern Languages and
Music. Particular attention gwen to Primary and
Intermediate department. jyl2-3m
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A LNwICK SEMINARY
"a FOB YOUNG LADIES.
The duties of this long-establlshed Institution
will be resumed I'd. VI on WEDNESDAY, the
18th Of September. Address,
n. A. TYSON, Principal,
Contee's Post ONCE, Prince Georges &c Nd.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

trial. She expressed great solieituds for
her Children, who ars now with hey
mother
The celebrated mammoth gyape vine
of Monticello, near Santa Barbara. ar
rived last night by steamer, packed in
seven boxes, for shipment to the Pbi,a-
delphia Centennial, where it will he set
up with its limbs attached in their
natural position, as it stood for oyer half
a century.
The Ralston Gold and Silver Mining
Company was incorporated yesterday to
work, buy and sell mines and mills in
The State of Nevada, with 10000, 600
capital. Directors: c. n. Holmes, C. C.
Brooking, d. Biag, S. s. Tilton and
Chas. Chandler.
CHERRY CREEK, New, Sept. lG.--A
messenger in from Spring Valley reports
a small party of Indians came in on
Tuesday and surrendered the Indian who
killed the white man. to Gheen, the In.
dian Agent. Gheen turned tho prisoner
over to Lieutenant Jaeger for safe keep
ing. A party of white men took the
prisoner from Jaeger and hung him.
The Indian confessed to tho killing of
Toland. The Indians arc said to be sat-
isiied and its thought that all trouble is
over. The cavalry command of Colonel
Sumner are marching down Spring VAL
ley and will reach Clevelands by noon
tomorrow.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Sept. lG.-At l040
this morning the statement made yester
day that the assaying and refining works
had been transferred to Flood & O'Brien
proves to have been Premature, though
the California Bank people state that
the bargain will no doubt be consum.
mated at an early date.
SAN FRANoIsco, Sept. l6-9:45 a. H.
Reports were circulated on the streets
last evening that the Bank of Cali
fornia would reopen on the 9th instant.
An inquiry at the Office Of the directors
this morning fails to confirm the rumor,
the fact being that no day has yet been
decided upon, though it is intimated, as
heretofore stated in the Associated Press
dispatches. that resumption is probable
about the LIST proximo. Considerable
feeling and anxious inquiry as to its
prospects OF resumption has been created
by unauthorized statements published
from time to time, giving positively an
early date for re.opening. Such state.
ments are, to great extent, mere deduc.
tions from street talk, and consequently
unreliable. The directors report nothing
new this morning in the affairs Of the
bank. Everything is progressing slowly
but favorably toward resumption, which
will take place as soon as necessary ar
rangements are completed.
SAN Francisco, Sept. l7.-Mrs. Nor
ton, convicted in Santa Barbara of com
plicity in the murder Of her husband ant
sentenced to imprisonment for life a
San Quentin, arrived in this city las
evening on the steamer Ancon. Sh
was lodged in tho County Jail, where sh
will remain few days before going owe
the Bay. Mrs. Norton complained tim
Judge Murray, who sentenced her, re
fused to grant stay Of proceedings an
said he was probably governed by th
feeling in Santa Barbara, whic
; was very bitter against her. She all
expressed herself as confident that Ii
Supreme Court will grant her ne
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

A sTALwART Indian warrior entered one
of our drug-stores yesterday in quest of
salye for sore on his leg. The oblging
man OF drugs showed him all the salves
ne could think OF, one after tho other,
but the Indian shook bis head, and at
length exclaimed. "Me want medicine
Tor leg smell all same as smoke, sabe?"
and then the druggist knew he wanted
eafbolie acid salve, and handing it out,
the dusky redman went on his way re-
loicing.
WHO hath redness Of eyes? Who feels
as though soap factory was in full OPP
Grafton in the pit of his stomach. Who
went home Wednesday night and tried
70 unlock the front door with a tooth.
p'okf The man who tarried over Inc
oeer.glass and looked too Oft tbropoh
The bottom thereof.
VIVIAN and his party are off ON tbi,
mornings stage for Salt Lake. The,
Will stop at Fillmore and give a perform
ance there. During their stay here tha,
made host of friends who wish -
al possible success, wish in which W,
heartily join. A w
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
ARRIVALS.
FAIR Play Is a Jewel.

The editor Of the Eureka Sentinel in
his issue of the 18th allows his zeal to
get the better of his discretion and goes
out of his way to censure the Board of
Commissioners of Lincoln county for
their recent action in telegraphing to
Gov. Bradley their protest against the
action of Cleveland Murphy and others,
in getting up the Indian scare. The
Eureka Sentinel man might, in our
Judgment, employ his time better than
to attempt to cast odium on our Com
missioners. He says:
In the light of all the facts connected
with the late excitement, we hesitate not
to pronounce the above as great an out
rage as the rumored EVA" itself.
Farther on, speaking Of the dispatch
sent to Gov. Bradley by the Commits
sioners, be says; ..
1t was on this dispatch more than all
others that Gov. Bradley moved. and it
was this dispatch that induced Gen.
schoiield to send troops from California.
1t will be observed that these Lincoln
commissioners did not say to the Gov
ernor it is rumored that Patterson and
Cave Valley were surrounded by 800
warriors, but they said positively and
unequivocally that it was so.
Even with the history of the ensuing
ten days since that dispatch was written
to fall back on, the Eureka man fails in
his pitiful attempt to make the Lincoln
County Commissioners responsible. We
have procured copies of the dispatches
sent. We think and will show that, a
the moment, our Commissioners dont
lust the best, and in fact the only thing
they could.
Murphy and Cleveland telegraphed tt
Andy Fife for aid. In two hours thirt,
men were on the road, and all the avail
able arms forwarded. Provisions wer,
bought by the Commissioners and ais,
sent on. Then rumors came in, appar
emily confirmed, of several hundred Indi
ans around Cave Valley and Patterson
Fearing these rumors were true an,
9reading the consequences OF leaving th
town unguarded, the Commissioners tel
egraphed to the Governor. ave hav
no arms; 1t is reported 300 Indians hav
surrounded Patterson and Cave Valley,
etc., asking for arms. Yet the Sentine
says that they made positive and unequi
vocal assertions.
We believe the Eureka Sentinel edito
writes more in ignorance than malice
out nevertheless he, in all courtesy, owe
an apology and a retraction to the Lir
coin County Commissioners for sue
reckless assertions. IT'S 80 easy to q
down when all semblance of noSs;bl
danger is past and scribble lot of atm
about what might. could, would or sbonl
be done. When the moment reonir;n
action comes, immediate and positi,
measures are called for. The Linool
County Commissioners first sent hal
when asked, and when threatening r,
mors came in they in turn asked II
Government for help. That is the who
thing in a nutshell, the Eureka Sentin
TO the contrary notwithstanding.
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Eastergs Dispatches.

DENVER, Col, Sept. b. Returns from
the election in this Territory come in
slow. Arapahoe county elects majority
Of the Republican ticket. The Demo.
Gratis elect one of two Councilmen and
one Of four members Of the House. They
also elect a County Treasurer. Last
Fall the county gave over 300 Demo.
cratic majority. The result in tho Fer
ritory is doubtful. both parties claiming
the Legislature. The Governor has
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And So IL Is.

It's in the mild September,
All, we'll do remember,
Thst agnes abound
Aud druggists compound
Their doses of villainous stuff,
To make many forlorn
Wish he'd never been born,
or might kick the bucket right OF.
We are more certain of the truthful
ness to nature of the foregoing than the
accuracy of the numbers Of the rythmical
flow Of the verse.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

FoR SaLE.-An A No. | Riding Horse
and Light Wagon for sale-eheap for
cash. Apply to
W. r. WILSON,
AT Fulks & McAlpin' 3, Meadow Valley st.
W. r. WILSON, dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise, s. L. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel, k'ulk Il Meal
pins saloon. If
BOARD OF FIRE DELEGATES. The reg
ular meeting of the Board of Fire Dele
gates is postponed to Wednesday,
September 18th. Please take notice.
A. H. EMANUEL, Sec'y.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
DIR. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. If
CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand.pounds
of White River Cheese also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or al
retail. at II. G. PouJADE's.
IoE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
S. 3. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
OF E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. Il
RoILA WATT, at DR., Lees Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three 70,
so cents.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. If
Best brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco
Pipes. Pouches, etc., at Rolla Watt
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty sixth
day Of July. 1876, SO many shares Of each parcel
of such stock 90 may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the once Of the corporation
on Monday, the 20th day Of September,
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
HENRY N. MORGAN, SECRETARY
0fnce-1l3 Leidesdorf street, Room 10, San
Francisco. California. SET I'd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

Ind in accordance with law and an ordes q
the Board of Directom, made on The twelfth
, nsycei OF such stock as quay be neeesaafy
viii ia sold at public auction. at the once
Of lie Company, Room 2. No. 400 California
street. San Francisco, California. on Friday,
the Tenth day of 6eptemhAr, 1915. 1t the
hour OF one O'Clock p. m. Of said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, toeether
with costs Of advertising and expensea Of the
sale. ~. .l-Ist. s.lA-..- s.
7. L. KIMBALL, secrst9ys
ONCE Room Q. No. AO9 California street..
Sir, Francisco. California. au9e-td
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Sept. lG.-The proportion
of the Bank OF England reserve to its
liability is 5319 per cent. The bullion
in the bank decreased $4,000 pounds
during the past week.
The steamship Nectar for New York
took out 5000 pounds sterling in specie.
John Entimistle East India avenue,
Leadenhall street, has failed liabilities
about $500, 900. ..-..
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Antilles Mining Company. Lo-
CATION OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of WORM, Fly
District, Lincoln County. Nevada. - Nottee-
There is delinquent upon the following dee-
eribed stock, Oh account Of assessment 1evied
on the twenty-sixth day Of July, 1875, the sev.
erai amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows
M ~
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~ TELEGR APH,

SPECIAL ~ THE PIoCHE DAILY KEC0Rr
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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This sequel.

From ]. y. Curtis, of Snake Valley, We
get the following particulars relative 10
the recent indian troubles in that section:
On the "a of September Toland and
feathers were camped near Mount Mo-
riah, when an Indian came along and
spoke of a copper mine he knew of in
the vicinity. They agreed TO pay him
literally provided be was successful in
showing them. On the road be dropped
behind, and before they had missed him
fired at roland, the ball entering the
back and passing through his body. The
Indian Immediately fled up the noun
tain pursued by feathers, but succeeded
in getting away. When Leatbers got
back TO Toland the unfortunate man WAS
Just breathing his last. feathers made
the best of his way TO cleveland s ranch.
The next morning Cleaveland aud party
started out, and meeting q solitary In
dian, stopped him. The Indian turned
and made for the ranch, but after secret
ing himself among some bushes, was
shot dead. On September 9Th s. d.
Smith and twelve men, found Guhnesty
and twenty of bis men, and after a
talk with the Chief, he agreed to send in
Toby, the murderer OF Toland if he
could be found. He brought in his en-
tire tribe and sent messengers after a
sub. Chief named Peanap. He was I'M
successful, and was obliged to send five
different messengers. At daylight on
the Nth Peanap, Antelope Jack and
twelve warriors came riding in They
had Toby with them in wagon. A tenn
porary gallows was rugged, and at half
past ten on the morning of the
Nth instant Toby paid the pen
atty OF death. When Mr.. Curtis
left the entire tribe were still there, but
Levi Gheen, the Indian agent, declared
his intention to take them over to Ham,
ilton and from there place them on a
reservation, being determined to have
them in the valleys no longer. The above
isperfectly authentic; Mr.. Curtis partici-
pated in the entire affair from first to
last, and we believe knows rs much
about this matter as any of them. The
report differs from our telegraphic dis
patches from Cherry Greek, but Mr..
Curtis assures us his version is correct.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

Rates payable in United States gold
coin or its equivalent.
All Consignments of Goods Forwarded with
PFomptness and Dispatch. No Forwarding
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care "E. ~ p. IL. r.
a13.tf W. f. GRIFFIN. Agent.
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Postponer..ent.

The above sale is hereby postpoiHSl 40 Tues-
day. October. 9th. 1876 at the sssrss hens I:
and place. s-s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19
Ansfdmoif6e 2sanofdjau.

SIN oeuti6eu gunoeSyatse Iieat
nun audi Elm G,eieeantra9 Dor iiber sic
Seartnnouns beS Eeriouentauoes. ga:
tiirlib muB baS iibrise 0eutldlano audi
nit Der Giuilebe &c. besIiitt wsrSen.
Otit Dem urtbeil i'm glrnimproTlie iinb
bic Seutiben Steptilien nibt sufrieSen, ndt
io,uobl mas bic S69e Der Straie aube:
laust, ais mas Die 0totiuiruns Oes llrtbeils
betriiii, 20 id)reibt Die osmotratiIds
,5rautiurrr 3situu9"
,Mau bate lid bod, DciInuuoen se.
madt, Der &i6teriprll1 weroe Den S5aupt.
punttea Der slntlaSe entipreben, unb fir
bielen 6au bdtten min xns aui ben befann.
ten sob9elaus aui Die bobe WaieitSt Sss
@eiebes uao oes ibm gum Wd6ter beitell:
ten Hibteramtes seiabt MAIDEN tSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19

| ~ XIX uN8Stl1SIl(H .0utluNuS pe5 sSuVtto
l849, ais Die crlten Spuren 9o!bbaltiger
grse aufseiunocn iuuroen, ober uon 1859,
ais Der alnbrud Ser gSaiboe Silberminen
cine iormlid)c Gpioemie er;euaie, iheneu
wieoer5ufebren.
oSu orel bis pier Dtinen, Die ;u oen Soms
tod @dnsen in gsuapa seborcn, lit man
elmer auberoroentli6 reibbaItissn Wale
uon Silberer; aui Die Spur 9etpmmen,
peI9es cen Gisentbiimsrn Der Serslperfe
6unoerte non Wtillioneu Ooaars au 9!uss
beute ueripri1t. Ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,perOen ,nr 3eit in Gan UraneiSco gu wirts
| lib iabclbaitcn Ereiicn perbonoelt luo cs
1T Siderbcit baiiiy sesebeu, OaB tsin
SdwinosI uorlicst, ruie ieiner 3eit bel Sen
ugeial,enen" OiarantenielDern, onoern
SaB reclle 9Ssrtbe porbanoen limb. Iie
Nciiter pom Sersipsrtlots ooer @rubenat,
| tieii babeu bereits immenIe 8eipinne rcali:
lr! uno otc 0aulle ludbrt nod immer iOrt,
10 Dap alleroinss W befiir6ten ltebt, iie
lueroe, ruenu es 10 iortscbt, ,u bod lteisen
uno nit eiucm y&rab" enoigen Wau err
;dblt lid cine Men9e Gieibidten Don
Gjliidspil;en, Ole nit loau9sn uuo Sauseu
i9rc paar jounberts Dollars luagteu, id
idlaien le9ten uno am anpern Morsen
i'm Settle BON ci!.igen lounoerttaulenoen
aui1pabten. Sas Wdrhcn pon Niabin
NIB ieiner @unberlanps lit in osn Sbat:
ten seltellt.
Hatiirlit) lauiAt babel, rpie imalsr, be.
oeutenOe, llebertreibungeu mitunter. -
Niatsoeltoweniser itebt iouiei ieit, OaB
cine 2ln,abl Ferioneu ibr Sdbdiben inS
Srodene gebradt boiteu uno bag reeles @OIo
geiunoen lit, wsldss psoer Surb ein
slttc ser sSntationiiteu, nod ourdl cine
S6wantuns ocs Warftes entrpertbet mers
oeH tam.
Gon9re6ucrb bano lungen.
| Sepat.
IN Der Sieun9 pom IL. ltelltc Slauton
ben glntras Scn ariegsminiiter III eriuden
ben amtli9eu Seritbt otS Maior's gemiS
Werili ppu Der Sunossarmse iiber Die llus
ruben III Gousbatta, Ga uorsule9en. Der
antras uaro genebntist uno S6urs bieit
BEL Der 0ielc9enbeit cine n,ebrltiinoi9e Geoc,
bel Der Oeusul SbsrioGn siemli6 isbledt
wegtonlmt.
Gontlins'S 3ulatanra9 Su Sbnrmann's
YcidlsB Oh Der ErGlioent Die 9ewiiuibtc
2lustunit iiber S6erioau's l0auOlunssiueiie
seben mill, purOe nit 32 sesen 81 Stims
men ansenommeu Der Sausbsi6luB,
bctrsiieno bic Teri6n,el;uns oeS iueltliher
Sunbesbe;irteS uon NrtanlaS nit Dem Sits
liden waro gcuebnliSr. Rur; na6 Croft
nuns Ser Sibuns purOe G'rant'S Sotidait
iibcr Die 9ouiliana slnseIcsenbeit usrlsien.
&eprdieutautenbaus
gutler'S 4utrag einsr geieeliden unO
uuparteiiiden &abl in 0ouiiiana wurbs an
ben Sulti;auSiduB ueuuisien. Nnsenoms
| men wuroe Der Belesenttuuri, lpelder neuen
Observation-Disclosures Sas gSeserebt burdb
Oiientlide 9dnbereien sibt, namli6 100
SUB aui jeoer Seite ser Wtitteuine Der
gabn ,nS Oas 9fe6t, uon Dem auitoBenosn
panoe iouiel Groe, Steine, SOL; &c. III nsb,
men, ais gum Sau Der Sasn n0tbis lit !;
ierusr 20 Nfer ganb liir ieoe Citation aui
ie 3ebn Wsilen Gntieuums. Zen Staaten,
bur6 welde Die umer Sieicm @eiee gcbauten
Sabnen iid bin;iebeu, ut baS yfedt porbe.
balten, sic 6ra6ts uno 6abrpreiie ioIder
gabaen su controlirer.
Die iibri9e 3cit nabnen nuruittise Ses
botten uno Serbanolunsen Elm.
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Z Garis, 10. San. OaS y ySieu Bublic"
last, saB Der SOri@tas iir sluhoiuus Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Die llnterlbriit sabl,
reiber NsitslieSer allsr 6ratt.ousn Ser Gin
ten erbdIt.
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The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

Some Of our contemporaries are un-
der the impression that the develop
ments made in the investigation of the
Pacific Mail subsidy affair will require
the new House of Representatives to
take action upon the case of Bill King
formerly Postmaster of the House who
has been elected member of the next
Congress, in order that it may be as
certained when he committed perjury
in evidence which he gave before a
Congressional committee, and is there.
fore unworthy to be member of Con-
gress. As the next House will be an
Opposition one, very likely it will be
proper to take this subject up; but the
existing House instead of regarding
perjury as q crime appear to think that
swift and hard swearer is entitled to
peculiar honor, for the reason, probab-
ly, that conscientious scruples will not
be likely to interfere with his party use-
fulness. At least one would suppose this
to be the moral code of the House from
the fact that members who We're among
the holders Of Credit Mobilier shares,
and who swore persistently that they
had never touched the unclean things,
Notwithstanding that their ownership
har. been fully proved, had been placed
at the head OF some of the most impor-
tant committees. This Congress makes
its own record, and its members must
expect te be judged by it,