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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-24
SheriHs Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION. ISSUED
D ont II the District CUurt % the Fourth
Judicial District. in aud Cor the county OF
Humboldt. State ~ Nevada, on the ilth dsy
% August. 4. y. 1915 and 10 me rec'ed sud
delivered. for Il ludgns II recovered In sail
Court on the lIth day q August, A. d. ls7s,
ia favor If y. | Holt, AfitoiuisirAtrix a ihs
estate II q. W. Holt. deceased. plaintiff and
against the Old Guard Msniug Company DE-
PENDANT, for the sun 81 Fifteen Hundred anA
Seventeen and 81 100 Dollas tSi5l7 Gl.l1gl
United States gold coin, together with costs
aud disbursements. amounting 10 The SUM Il
Two Hundred and Five sud iO-lfg Dollars
tsEDj iU-lu0l. aud sccruirg c1sis, hate on
this, the l7th day 81 August A. D. Iss5 lev.
led on aud taken ia c1scution the follgYing-
described personal prDpfrty. 10 Wit
one cook stove and mine wards Of sioyepipe,
one fry pan. one coffee pot. one teapot one
dpmijOhn, two iron pots, two bake pans Eve
knives three forks, three tin pans, ane eUfee
mill. three tin cups. one handssw, CHS fl'u-
key wrench, one box bolts. Fix fcet fafkins.
tweuiwthrJ.o IRE sacks, one roll cansss. four
iron IJos. sixteen feet steel. one buggy, one
ST double harness
Notice Is hsreby given. that on wEDSEs-
DAY, the 25rH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. ls's,
between the hours ~ O'Clock IN the morning
aud 3 o'ciock In the afternoon. VIZ, 81 u
DC lUsk ~. In font uf the Gule0ndA Mil, 10
Pole Greek Canyon, Humboldt county, Ne
yada will sell. at public suction. 81 Inc
rigit, title and interest Of said deiehdAni' ibs
Old Guard Mining Company. Of, IN aud % 'hs
abOyt described property, 20 the highest oa-
der for cash, ia United states gold CON, 70
satisfy said execution, costs and aeeraing
rusts. RICHARD NASH,
sheriff OF humboldt comfy. Ne'ss'a'
Winnemueea. August IL. A. u. 1875.
Auii I'll
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY, NV.
May 10, lss5.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1hk
~ Star City Mill aud Mining Conpany,s
corporation organized aud existing nnae, ~.
by virtue Of the laws OF the state ct New iosA
and whose principal place OF bnsiness
the city and county OF New York. Las "
Timothy q. Ncgns. Its sstWney-in.faet anu
stakeholder therein, whose post-ofhee address
IL ut Unionyiiie, Humboldt county and s'A'e
of Nevada. this day made application io oa,o,
United States patent for two thousand l1u
linear feet Of the :. GoicondA Lode, bearing
gold and silver. called the i" star City Mill and
Mining Company, Claim, situate III the oola
hun Mining District. Humboldt county sno
state OF Nevada, the same extending @Neh9
FIVE f75l feet I'm a northwssterly anu iouf,ee"
hundred and twenty-five Il 40 ier'
southeastern direction from the incline sila.
on said claim. where the 10. ~
notice ~ placed, along the Inns
said ledge vein or lode and en-,
bracing the same. with all hts dips, spurs anI ,
angles with suriace ground two hunatta az az,
nfty i2sOl feet in width. and described m ,ne
plat and field notes on ale in my sfSst 4''o''
lows. TO wit; ms
Berinning at 4 post Married N@ l, =; ..
survey No. IN "wh.nce monument Of location
OF the aolconda ledge bears norm M sI''S,
east 100 feet whence door OF Stone caOin =.
the renns ssee Cmpany's claim nssfs 49, ~.
60 degrees east 966 feet, whence ssAks an" W
ner ~ sections and =, I. ~ n ~. ~ AZ,
and sections II and 10 T. - N. u. !" L,' , ~,
\ ID. NJ. bears south ~ degrees 20 min weI Ioi q
feet. tAsnce running, first course sou.h
derrers m ct 900 feet. to post marEed : No; =
II. Il. s.. No. ~" second course, north :, 70, w
grees eaat 25s :pet to post marked 49, ~
II. S. \. No 81" third course, nsrth u 'ss
west 1000 feet h post marked /" NO = =. go
No. 37;" fourth course, south ~ degrees NO No.
$50 feet. To post marked " No; !, - =, =, ,oo,hs
81" place ofbsginni e. containing II ~ Lysr
acres courses md bcatings fr IN true hieii'''"'
magnetic variation IL degrees east -, cha
This claii.r is bounded ON the norm Y NJ,
Tennessee 10 upsny's claim. Golcondsl"'"'.
and ON the north bv the fink oaippaH 4.
claim There are no Known cisinian e'''
west OF the present suryeglinsA an,k
The I cation Of this clh,aaL II 90 reg ~ ~ re
may he found In Book ID. page ps, ~ n -.
Cold RIM Mining District kept IN mi.i, ~ linn.
at the office Of the County Recorder % NV"
boldt county and state OF Nevada: .,.a,
Iyl2 est ADoLPHLs Waltz, hesi'''''
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Order to Sell Real Estate.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 4TH
I Judicial District Of Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt.
In the matter of the Estate of GEO. ". HOLT,
Deceased.
Order appointing time and place for hearing
application to sell Real Estate and
directing notice to be given.
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The Celebrated Stallion
+" DURCC!"

NTILL STAND AT DONNELIY'S LOWER
w Ranch. in Pleasant Valley, for the
SEASON, from the LIST of May to the LIST OF
July. at $50 per Mare. IN be paid al the end of
the season in cash or approved security. The
stock IL David Hill and Messenger. Good pas
ture will be furnished Mares at the Ranch
Free Care will be taken to prevent accident,
but the proprietor will not h" responsible
should any occur. NJ. DONvELLY.
Pleasant Valley, April 70, lS75-2m 81.
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"O J. c. FALL. J. J. HILL. n. HANITS,
4 w. II. Van Alstine and Hiram WEIGH. -
You. and each Of you. arr hereby untitled.
that did, in the months ~ January and Feb
ruary, 1874. aud prior thereto, WORK the as-
easements and expend money on the Azelma
ledge. in aud upon tho original location
thereof, governed by the
Azelma Company. situated In Buena
Vista Mining District, Hum
boldt County. Nevada,
To the smonHt If $3.50. as required By the
laws Of the United States; and that II you do
not contribute your proportion Of said sum
on or Before 90 DAYS from this date, your said
several interests In said ledge will become
the property a the undersigned, a co-owner.
who has made the said required expenditures.
Your several proportions are ~ follows.
>. y. mn, luu ieet -. ........... ..... 80 90
X. Hamlin, 100 feeE... Observation-Disclosures. 30 on
w. ii. Van Alstinc, 100 feet. ....... 81 ~
Hiram WEIGH, 70 feet. ................ 50
And that demand Of you, respectively, the
immediate payment thereof
WILLIAM GRAVES.
Buena Vista Mining District, May ~, 1915.
my24 pawgOd
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On reading and filing the petition OF s. j.
Bonni6eld, n creditor of said estate of Geo.
". Holt, deceased. praying for an order TO sell
the real estate, and it appearing therefrom
aud from other evidence, and the papers on
file herein, that it is necessary to sell the
whole of the Real Estate to pay the allowance
to the family, the debts outstanding against
the deceased and the debts, charges and ex-
penses of administration, and that due notice
of said application has been given it is there
fore ordered by the Judge of said Court that
all persons interested in said estate appear
before the said District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Nevada, at the
Courtroom of said Court, at the town of VIM
nemucca, Humboldt county, on the TWEEN
TIECH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID 1873, at
IL O'Clock a. NJ then and there to show cause
why such order should not be made.
That a copy of this order be published in
the SILVER STATE, a newspaper printed and
published i'll said Humboldt county, at least
four successive weeks previous to said Sep
TENDER 10th, 1875.
Dated August 10TH 1875.
aulO NV WHI. S. BONNIFIELD, Judge.
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Seminal emissions. tho consequence 81 sef.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraycd seyual
indulgence ~ praeiised nv The youth If both
sexes 10 an almost unlimited extent. producing
with rnerring certainty the following train -
morbid symptoms. nnles7 combated by scion
tifc medical measures. viz. Sallow couute-
nance. dark spots under the Eyes. pain Ia the
head, ringing in The ears. noise like the r11st
ling Of leaves and the rafting Of chario's.
nneasiness shout the lnins. weakness Of the
limbs confused vision. bluuted intellect. loss
~ confidence difidence in approaching
strangers dislike 10 form new acquaintance.
disposition 90 shun society, loss Of memory,
hectic tlushes, pimples and various eruptions
about the f.ce. furred tongue. fetid breath.
couFls. conE,rnT tion. nigbt swents mono
mania and frequent insanity. II reltet be
not obtained. should apply Immediately,
either in person or by letter. ard have a cure
effected hv his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disense. which never fails Of
cffecting quick and radical cure.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. a72. u. 3. Survey No. ~.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY, NV,
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Persons at distance may be CURED At
HOME by addressing . letter 90 DIR. GlBBON,
stating csse. SYMPTOMS. length Of time the
disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity. with full aud plain directions.
rheumatism. Fever sud Aguc, Piles and
Fistula. permanently cured; or no charge
Persons writing TO the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they sec this al.
vertisement in
inclosinR ten dollars coin. in registered
letter, through the Post-offce, or through
will be forwarded To any part Of the Union
All communicate mr. strictly confidential
Address DR. J. +. GIBBOS. G23 Kezsrney
street. corner 81 Commercial San FrnD~isro
Pnst-ofilce box 1887. Remember TO put BOx
1857 on the letter. ori ~
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MRS. ]. II. REEDER

ICE CREAM-THrRSDAYs AND SUNDAYS
jy9T Ina
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$40 Spanish Merino Sheep
FOR SALE,

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
i for sale at his Ranch in the MssWs
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia, ZSX
Two Thousand Ewes, Sixteen Hun 4AuEzkAfa
dred Lambs, and about Forty seven-eighths
Spanish Merino Bucks Buyers are re-
ferred to N Levy 4 Co., Winnemucca, ~ they
nave purchased my wool for the last three
years.
Also Four Tracts of first-clsss Bottom Land
for sale. containing from 600 to 1 900 acres
each, with fine water privilege to each piece
OF land.
Any portion Of this property win be sold
separately, or all in the bulk, to suit purchas-
era. TERMS EASY.
Call on the undersigned at the Ranch in the
Bull Run Country, near Cornucepia.
Jel9 tn j. G. WILSON.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
TiitSni' SSH Sa III hostrum.

theodore Tilton delivered kiS list lec-
!, since the famous scandal case, on
y. eI1nesday night at Port Jervis, New,
ek' The attendance was LARGE and he
Use Ssy for =! his subject "Tbe Problem of
The main argument Of the lee,
Nv was that the problem of life consisted
sns development Of human character.
d;ssur ;ieeturer took up in, detail the various
s,.ai ans n: virtues, such as yaraciay, courage.
sos: ssoossn:lmity, and othersJ illustrating them
,cIous na; examples. He showed numer-
points Of detehofatiop In modern 30
[ina Is y Compared with ths eld,fashioned
I've o. former days. He dealt specif-
xllh frauds and Z falseiiuods int cur
,ha manners business, nd 6tsGty, politics,
H. sle " education Of the age. ~ !
b;"h ~ argued hst'the wshs ii ssoeiety was
rsus xuer ideal Of personal character in the
s"u "ous active xslkio ii lliie,, ,IThig General
i1To j1o.x. was .pursdvd through a wide RANGE
\ Illustration, W. incident, and anecdote. 4
{, ~ y earnest eand energetic discourse,
:. y T;,tne some pars, 'hikhly impassioned..
alton made no alfusion 70 tAe scan.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
Mosaic Law revived.

There has been ! srpfactleal attempt in
Aley county, NC, to enforce Mosaic
H., which dec declares tAatx where = az az OK
NY cores q man Or, woman, he snail not
ea'en but stoned To death, 'Ahox hav-
Killed a man, the friends of, the de-
Fed demanded that Il shotIda, 1bs, given
mem to be stoned. The owner. refused
afrender III ths'aAhiai, ,NhsfupoDNhpm.
VI men, women and children tdok il
Of the stable. stoned it to death, and
lung the flesh in pieces, threw the frag'
|Ss,ds aS sHay; g; Fhe,x xspYfF 1hassssea fo'
e the courts. !.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17

rHANGE OF HOURsaWILMINGT0N
ing Monday. September l4th, 1874, Trains
VII aaua run Wi%iHgton Ss folGxs; ID and
Leave Landenberg GAS q, m, and i.N pm.
Arrive Wilmington :. 50 am, andSl R pm
HnMNNHEIsFIONS.-At Wilmington, with
|.P' W & B, and Delaware R: r. trains; A.
Landenberg with Penna. & Delaware N. T.
aug 23-tf DAVID I'M i...-a.,tl.- a..
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
;1,ERpCATAQNAL,

|f'%~Afs saEaEsa2t&:A$atY151 10 '""'
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE DREPAK
|Io7J rAwi kB0RTBCHOOI,e aHr won
aHr 10 szla1rd1 1uARaDHIYAII YoLIor
EMRCHA0f1CAIao ANDon COMMERCIAL
[sIu---saaaNJz COLLEGE, KAaHu onw
TAHr sZoIs aNos Of the suoH TZaas4
kTal6EATE lN0RMALAdN1VERSIIYy3
WILNINGTOAyD DELANARArs
'a '1H 1sht sHoSitI22 1fTT 1a NV y"5i 91a eI'dT
|"' 10 1yDHy l.; H1AGKKN Nfss,,'K. n:;,"@"p
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Ii oyilbAURAlOsG0OD thARKNRSS, moi
t'a''" "oe522EfH oe522EfHB }qf'i821.gs HEEfRs ,,,'
qna III srFERDRN AND 'RUILMERS,ul,
1900 ,yrottuf stskastsweti0pya adt anisa9rq
Fsqo ,lt:HEtNRY, /, .fsc#EylNSdH4ERR.a EylSdH4 E:RR.a s,not
znnm bn"PANcootssFFi FiiN iiKEIEN,as babosh
ihi 1ott 4oTqInstkuction!,f an9xitia Tuc
- 10 REV! JOHN.WILsONt AgM,, eliy
HENRY G. .eSss!5siJ coSFADJ,n l. p,"'"'' b.,
2hf't1" ~: x'i''pp IechiresI'f 'ddAAah 4
FIR ANc cOIs, HENRY rQUBIGN AU,B =.
1'1 '1H n'hE INSTRUCTION. 'nods t'lr@N
to1', ;t gnm m, 'Jai!yACKsON ,lEARCE,I ,Ii' nndi
.fb nm" 'f9r1hnstructioni," ,"out! I's1rljHil
.iA't'n WILLIAM r. WRsTBRO0K, ,hotGG
'''s9 20 'laPraeitA Telsgraphy:1h hosanq
",s,n%O '.r,@ EDWARD RK7CE + Jk?1i n n?aw nt.
NJ y, :@a1"''I;IiANN4A @ p iyEFFERIs,i4 'hi %
,lQth> qu bna 4 fH!3 4H"79r ,dt nj gnig
rTuiti9n'- ae. naw od' 49, to sfs per term.
Book rentnqQo .iojGi.aninl- s-Goi2Oc itoo 81
n'Ga 2di No 'snrprises1, ihI eHpenAes. 2 'lIuT
sSsa 5e s5Rt }h ae bsAt Sa b
Bulletin,,r Is worthy the attention on every
yeuth and every parehtwtth Atchtld to edhi
cate. Sent gratis with pleasure TO any, adj
dfsss ssss a1a san free st ths anf ]
Ser R5 f4 4 Nohday septe1m' s1
"a For further Information, you will please
address, ,Nq1r oSeaisPt sE seryaRs q Rs
- UaBY 4 ACADEMY. J" aaHIWa7'I
,e A 'qo55 qo5l9I f sqp5etf0k 4t0 y paoYs, paoYs,
' i,3 sas daa '4s4 iBab FIJI II
DR., ,sAyNfulEr Ell "; MirSpH With F1Y Y NJ; PM III
ra s,,' p.tt o:1ltoo c1pA.t' iin,oi 'n9r1lf.b
" 5.%.n M assisted by sbtY rrfaYhFY9Fy. YhY9Fy .z*"1 5.""
The FALL TERN, Viii, begin On MONDAY
ar Il r.,5t SEPT 9Th, 1873. .,,T ri n's.ro, ~.'.
Parents tn,d ana guardians 1tsddi ~ who wish to secure @
seatsfor their children are invited to call on
tile Principal, who cain be found at the tAca-
emysvery day from 8 tbll O'Clock. ,.,:tp-
puT .p>0ni 20 niW THhiiD rpiHaiaQg1a-4m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10
How They Fight the HOppers in
Minnesota.

The grasShoppers don't stand much
chance in Minnesota, for the people Of
that State have organized more intelli-
gent warfare upon them than those Of any
other section. 1t was inaugurated in the
Minnesota valley by Mr.. Reaney, who
induced lie Sueur, Ottawa, St. Peter,
Kaosta and several other towns to offer
bOunIies for catching grasshOppers, and
the plan worked well from the start. In
lie Sueur and Ottawa the grasshoppers
were nearly annihilated in few days by
the school children, under the stimulus
of the bOunties. Over nineteen bushels
were collected and destroyed in single
day. The bounty was at first 20 cents u
quart, but it was reduced to II! cents u
quart, without lessening the war in the
least; for, at noon on the first day alter
this reduction, over seventeen bushels had
been taken to the borough clerk OF L.
Sueur and paid for. All sorts OF con-
trivances have been devised for catching
grasshoppers. Two boys, with u common
sack having hoop fitted to its mouth,
have earned between seven and eight
dollars u day. Two men, with canvass
trap on a two.wheeled machine, have
made great havoc OF the grasshOppers,
and have brought in piles OF them. The
grasshOppors that have been devastating
the southeastern part OF Nebraska are
flying of to the northwest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10
A Murderer DIscoYered.

DIES MOENE1, June 0,-On the morning
Of the 9TH Of February last, Edward
Brown, u wealthy capitalist, was found in
his Office at Hull, England, with Il fatal
wound in his body. lie lived but short
time after discovered, but disclosed the
name Of his assassin, who was James
Ward, his protege and confidential clerk,
ind also hisnephew, 1t was soon discov-
cred that money and bonds to the value
OF $4,000 were missing. The nephew
was also missing, A large reward was
offered for him, and detectives started on
his track. 1t was found he had on that
day sailed for America. Carefully and
patiently working his way, tho officer
traced Ward to Wilton, in Muscatine
county, n station on the Rock Island road.
The English authorities were notified.
ExtrOditOn papers were sent to Wash
lngtOn, and thence to the Governor Of
Iowa, The fugitive was arrested, and is
now on his way to the scene Of his crime,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10
business and Money Matters In
Chicago.


CHICAGO, June S.-TherG il some Dor.
rowing by members of the Board of'rrade
to carry grain, but its amount is ut the
minimum, on account Of the small mar.
gin between grain for cash and for future
delivery. Merchants are calling upon
their banks for accommodation but this
movement is largely due to the fact that
they have been disappointed in their cal.
Culations about the spring trade. The
amount Of money made in the jobbing
business Of this city, however we'll ii may
compare with that Of more eilete trade
centres, has not been large, Merchants
find their collections slow in many dis.
tricts, and although business is conduct.
cd on oil sides with every purpose to re-.
trench and contract operations, the as.
sistance Of the banks Is in many places
indispensable. Manufactures also are
less active than last year, and, though
they have occasion TO apply to the banks
luI lCNCT lUNbIb w Nul WI hhSh bINi"-
tions, they are not rs Independent as they
would he II times were better. Under
these circumstances il cannot bc reported
that there is very large surplus Of loan.
able funds in the hands Of the banks.
These resources are themselves created by
trade, the sIacknCss Of which Ia the ca,lse
Of the widely.lamented dizziness. There
must be much borrowing II there Is to he
much lending. There can be little Of
either II business, manufactures, and gen.
eral enterprise do not offer liberal returns
for the investment Of capital. The pres.
cnt trouble Is, that there Is little money in
anything, consequently Though thcsurpluS
on hand IL small, the opportunity Of EN-.
plOying II still smaller. The advantages
Of the situation are with the borrowers,
II they eau find anything to put borrowed
money into that will give them back n
nRnIti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.
DErENDERs Of the faith once delivered

DEPEEDERs Of the faith once delivered
to the Saints are not wanting in Mexico.
The Holy Catholic religion reigns tri-
/umphant there, and the Free Masons are
cOrrespOHdingly depressed and discOur-
aged. Late files Of Mexican newspapers
bring information that a company Of
pious bandits have sacked and burned
the village Of Lancitaro, State OF Guer'
erro. They made the attack shouting
SILVA la Religion" The same battle
cry, with the additional fGryid invocation,
HDeath to MasOns" has been raised in
Sinaloa by company Of fifteen enthusi-
asts, who recently raided the town Of La
NOVA, in the name Of God and the Virgin
Mary, and carried away eight horses and
some arms. The Church does not, OF
course, assist or approve these wild out.
breaks Of fanatiCism, and can not be held
responsible for them. They are only
worth mentioning as new development
Of wicked invention, and one that needs
to be most carefully watched, "Praise
God, your money or your life" or "Come
to the MONDAY meeting, and pass over
your purse" would be modification Of
the Mexican formula adapted to this eli
mate, but for which the people are scarce
ly yet prepared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

The London correspondent Of the
FInnncidi Chronicle writes that "The trade
accounts from some Of the principal pro.
vinCiNl towns report somewhat i'm.
proved feeling, but without any material
increase Of business. There are some who
are Of the opinion that the trade of the
country will improve, but return Of nc.
tiyity has been 40 long delayed, and in
many respects the general position Of At.
fairs ia still 40 much one Of anxiety, that
IL Is doubtful II merchants and manninc.
turers will evincc any desire to depart
from the cautious policy they have long
pursued. The news from South America
IL by no means encouraging, some leading
houses having been compelled to suspend
their payments; and this circumstance,
together with the reported unsatisfactory
state Of the Eastern trade, IL obviously
calculated 10 induce exporters 10 operate
with considerable caution. No doubt,
when we have come to an end Of the fail.
nrcs, increased desire will bc shown to
purchase more freely, while at the zane
time trade Ia likely to derive some en-.
enlargement from another bountiiul hnr.
vest, the prospect for which seems TO he
pretty distinct"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

The Baltimore correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Times states that President
SCOTS semi.oilicinl statement has made Il
deep impression among the stockholders
and sincere friends of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad. lie says when the strife
commenced the feeling in Baltimore was
almost unit to support President Gar
rett; but, by committing the fatal mis-.
take Of degrading the conflict to u per.
sonal quarrel, he has steadily weakened
his position and alienated his friends.
He had been successful in building up a
great railroad property economically,
and establishing II on what his stock
holders regarded solid foundation Of
prosperity. Since that time, however,
the opinion, says the correspondent, has
changed. Many Of the stockholders have
become so dissatisfied that they have
notified Mr.. Garrett within the last
ten days that he has broken all the
moral force Of his position by mis-.
calculating his strength and as.
Stunning to reduce great issue Of COM
merce 10 what must appear q struggle for
personal glory and advancement. The
public declaration Of Montgomery Blair
In favor Of Mr.. Garrett for the Prcsi-
,lcncy wasa most unfortunate occurrence,
says The Times II settled into conviction
what was before but well.grounded and
general suspicion, that the interests Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio were TO be sacrificed to
the ambitious pretensions Of Mr.. Garrett.
The correspondent then says that Mr..
SCOTS statement was most OppOrtune, and
had produced n marked effect upon the
minde Of the Baltimore people. It had
mad the judgment universal that Mr.
Garrett could decline Mr.. Scots pro.
claimed willingness for reference to dis
interested parties only at the sacrifice OF
his power, and II persisted In, ut the sac.
rifice Of his position as President Of the
company. II was given out, without re.
serve, that the war would terminate
within thirty days, and that the adjust.
nent would be upon Il reasonable and
Just basis between all trunk lines, pre-
serving to each Of the great lines their
legitimate geographical advantages in
distance, etc., aud that II would h. NJ
permanent character.