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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16
NOTICE.

Dissolution of Co-partnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name OF Behr 4 Goedicke, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Chss. Goedicke
paying all Indebtedness of the frm and all &C
counts due to them are to be paid to aud col
lected by Chas. Goedicke.
CHAS. Won BEHR,
CHAS. GoEDICKE.
Phoebe, Feb. Is, 1875. fl9-lm
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LOST.

A GOLD WATCH CHAIN ON THE FIFTH
Main street. Tho chsin hsd sttsches ~ n :
compass. ANAL gold iocket and . Masonic EN-.
olem. Any one finding the same and returning
70 the RECORD once will be literally re-
warded. JOS. Z. PATTEN.
WITT
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE ls75-TRIPLE sHEEE

QuEnEo June sThe captain Of the bark Towo al tins
port reports that oil tne Banks OF Newonnl la lat
"A 20 lon 81 o. 10th IL MAY, PM, being
dark and thick fog prevailing he ran into TWO
maste1 vessel with sails set and lgnis burning
heard cries OF people board at he time Of collision
anc put the ship about twice in h0Des Of finding the
crew but tailed do the being very high and
the night dark could lower boats, had lookout at
the bow and each side he Of the opinion that
the vessel sunk once.
r. THOMAS. Nav 2s-Some l6) hhds OF cargo OF bark
Albert Gerard r from Martinique for New York,
bnny damagcd, have been sold at public auction. The
larger portion brought so per hid.
ST JOnN, NIB, June s-schr Charles Sears, from
shu &c, Ms for Ne York was lowed here 10 day dis
masted and leaking badly will be towed 10 Lubec.
SAN Francisco june News received from ship Ark
wright states that she running before strong NV
broached 10 and her sails blown away. she was
forced down ward in consequences AMI ran into
santa Barbara damaged but states nothing OF her being
ashore.
wAsnISGros DC, June s-The following has been
ceved IRON the signal Ofce:- Observer at Cane
atterAs Nc reports vessel ashore six miles south OF
Life saving station No9 Her name cannot be
tanned. Tue vessel is laying bottom upward ana Is
loaded with Lumber she Is reported a being In the
hands OF beach wFeckers, who are cutting her up %"
fhis doubt ess the trg reported by senr Lewis at
Norfolk
LAuScuKp-At Kennebunk June s. by Mess Titcomb
Thompson hrst class ship Of about 1870 tons not yet
named Dimensons-Lengh, 20 It; width, Al II: Depth
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The sioux Indian chiefs are yet at the Grand
Central Hotel ana are enjoying themselves TO
their hearts content. Yesterday morning, on
arising from their beds, they conversed freely to-
gether In reiaton 10 the performances that they
nad witnessed AZ the tneatfe the evening before.
These Indians aie very much tickled over tue
physical effects that they see pass before their
eyes, but II Is not az all probable tnat a per-
lormance ~ Ristort OF the CLASSIC nature, would
excite tnem much. Inc circus Is 10 IA EN- a great
boon, and AL horse races ana iears OF physical
strength are their delight and 10y. IL was re-
the central PARK aud take look at It's beauties
aud rom there they were 70 20 TO Je ONE PARK 10
witness the races. Before starting they we're
visited by MAJOR General Hancock, OF the United
cnlels In regard 10 ne lelo1stone expedition In
winch General Stanley was concerned. Bull
Eagle, during the progress OF THIS expedition,
came into General Stanley's camp ana told the
latter Oficer that he was mar, IN presence OF q
nnm0er OF ladies'. General Hancock asked Bu
Bull Eagle tired TO evade the question, but ne
could not do 10. IL was wonderful that General
STANLEY Old not shoot this Indian desperate on
tue spot at the time. Later 10 the afternoon a
chiefs, Win the Interpreter, Mr.. Fnder,
ana Captain McNaughtou, went 10 Jerome PARK
and bad q very pleasant time LOOKING at the sports
on the course. Iney seemeo % be very mucn in
teTe,ted IN the scene aud came home and ate
heartily When evening came the chefs win
and witnessed inc perlorms nee " tie indian play
"MetamOra.N Inls play created greag excite.
ment among the Ind ans and was haIeI By tae m
with good deal Of applause. Aicer tue perform.
be that they viii leave Tor home IN day or two
lurtlegf.
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ALLEGED swlNDLING.

At q late hour on Monday evening Deputy sner-
ID Grail, OF Mestchester county arrested IN the
village OF Sing sing one 4. Y. Belden, who Is said
10 represent the lrm OF Dexter 4 Co., publishers
Of paper called the Shoe ana Leather Reporter, 10
New York, on q warrant issued IN the latter city,
charging him with financial rregulaufy. 10 ap-
pears that the firm indicated have f1r some tlme
past been Coing their banking business through
the house OF Duncan Mathews Co, No. 80 Wiz
liam street, ana that all OF their drains. &C., were
drawn IN favor OF a party named Aorcross VINO
appeared 10 conduct the hnan cial afars Of Dexter
a 90. short time ago the banking mousse nameo,
as Is understood, cashed draft Tor $4,000, made
by one George Arthur, who II appears, Is employed
q /. a CLERK by Dexter Co.. ana Drawn IN favor OF
Nofcross. The draft was Endorsed ~ person
named Mayneid, VINO T. Id to have been acting
la the capacity OF book keeper Tor the publishing
nrm mentioned. FOR this TRANSACTION Norcross
was arrested ana locked up IN the TomDs,
whence ne has since emerged once or twice Tor
the purpose OF undergoing an examination. Tne
case has been heard before Justice Otterbourg,
lut the accused sIll remains immured In the
"Egypttan pile.n The vlcumizcd firm, doubtless,
believing that Belden was not entirely Innocent
OF CON pllcty In The check transaction ABOVE sci
iorlh, caused the apprehension OF that party. He
was yesterday lodged IN the White Plains JAN IN
default OF At 600 ball.
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1875.



steamer Abyssinia BIZ Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Augus,e Andre oBelz), oreve Antwerp and
Lons oA-Funch. Edve co.
cteamer Columbus. Reed. havana-Wm y Clyde A
co.
steamer oid Dominion. walker. Nofi1lg, CITY Poin.
and hichm0ld-Uid Eomnion -team.nlD %
steamer MGvuOwHr Quits Phlladeiynf1-Jamea Hand.
steamer K T. bldule. Pierce. PhladeiOnla-Jas hanr
Steamer 8laucgs. Bears. SOstop-d , Umock
snip Oranams foiey, Ciapp. Cronsadt-J Atkins
Bars chinaman a8ri Mckenzie shanghai-sai,sr
ssrE Carlo ItaD Laaro Gloucester, E-LAuro, storey
lark Esau aus, Marassl, Cork Falmouth for or.
ders-sloeovich a 10
sarE .0rehila, Hartman. Copenhagen Tor orders
sara caistaea YOr). steanson. Lisbon-c Tobias a
BARK Regina roiek, Ray yapies-John zlttlossn.
BARK Bolivar lAus,. DerOl0mich, Iioratar--J0hn
scager.
Bng Apollo dtaD Trapani cenoa-LaurO. storey
Brig sportsman, Blanchard. Havana--R Buck co
BriS Annie Yai Bp, simmons ssvannah-Inomas
Gill.
sehr Speedway. conn = Pierre Nart-a vatable
aolr Edwin Janet Ssr Roberts Harbor islana-JoseBh
Enea8
rchr Frank Aaeee. YOUNG Paracoa-B weinberg
scAr leai lBrl. hamm hAtfan, te-r Nevlus son.
ScNr Mary Cook, Cook, Pcusa cola-Partgns s touI.
chr Tom Williams edwards, Brunswlck. 1a-Warren
Ray
Eschr thomas gooz somer, Richmond, ya-ovorton
,sehr 4 Townsend RisDy. esorgstowa Dc-ovsrton 4
!, .ent sysJ s.ssaa, ss0asss Pbiladslphis-oversa
Baw&imM
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REGATTA ON THE PATAPSCo.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 8, 1875.
The annual regatta or the Undine, Ariel and
L'Hirondelle boat clubs, comprising the Pa
tapsco navy was TO have taKen place this after
noon Tor the championship, followed by second
race between picked crews OF the Patapsco
and Schuylklll navles, representing Balti-
more and Pniladelphii. The couree was
in front OF the poathouse on the Pa
tapsco, toward Long Bridge. one mile. 70
a stakeboat and return, mixing the distance
two miles, About six O'Clock the three hcme
crews came 10 the starring point. the water was
SIN 9th, the wind calm. and there was every pros
pect OF an excited and animated contest. The
river bank for mile aud half was tnronged with
spectators. and nve large steamers, twenty six
tugDoatS and counties- NUMBER OF small
yachts and boats, all crowded Win people,
dotted the water. The boats had good start. but
be ore runnln garter OF q mile there was col
/ SION between the L'Hrondehe and Undine shells.
and The latter Withdrew from the contest. L'Hi-
rOndelle, after n short delay again took up he
race with the Ariel and came nome more
than hal score OF lengths ahead. The Undtne
claimed a oul. which was allowed, and the race
declared or
The second race over the same course with
four-oared saelis. between picked crews OF the
Patapsco and SchnYlklll navles. was an easy
victory for the niadelphians-aimosta waik-over.
Time. Ism. 53Zs.
Fully 10, 900 persons witnessed the race.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Don Quxote King, from New York for San Fran
cisco, April "a lat 20 n, long - 10 w.
Snip Smia, Gardner, from Liverpool for New York,
Nav 10, lat Is 10 Ion IL 49,
Ship Richard Wright (Br) from San Francisco for
Liverpool, April ID, lat " 81 ;, long "a AZ w.
Bark Carmelita Ida (Garl, from New YORK for Ham
burg May l6 lat 30. lon SO IL.
Bark Bessie Parker ar, from Barrow +, for New
York Dalhousie NIB May "a, lat =, ion % 40
BARK Helas Ger, from Monteyideo for New York,
April q lat rs is Is, Ion 50 90 w.
Bark Verona tBr Collins from Singapore for New
York, Nay 9 lat n, Ion 20 W.
Bark Queen of the Fleet (Rr) from Genoa for Mira.
mchI % out June l. lat 10 % Ion 50 05 tshort
provisions. which supplied by steamer Virgo. at
Halifax.
schr y Bearse, from New York. June 4, lat 81 80
Schr Ewood Burton, from cienfuegos for Boston May
&c. of Alligator Reef
schr Pina Norfolk for Antigua. May 81 lat 81 o.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL RECEPTION.

The nfth annual reception OF grammar school
No. o. was given last evening IN the Acacemv Of
Music. Tne school nas at present an attendance
Of about thirteen hundred boys. over one thou
sand we're present last evening. accompanied W
their principal, M. John N. Forbes. The Execu-
tive Committee wa composed or scholars Of the
class or 1875, of whom Harry q. 5. NOBLE CHAIR
man. All the arrangements y ere perfect and the
order ana we're thea given their seats. The
younger ones had seats on tde rOOr ~
the house. Tie bail was crowded many persons
beng Obliged to sand. he exercises opened
with WeOers overture, "JuDeL' IBIS Was 10.
Owed W tie nymn ''dy Country rs OF Inee,D
sung BY all the SCHOOLS under tie direction OF Mr.
4. H. Curtis. Inc Kew. w. &. k0OcrLs, rom
Elizabeth, n. j., then READ a chapter ION toe
hook 81 Proverbs. a prayer vas tAen aAid Oy
DR.. burchard, pastor u tue PresDy terlan cnurch
Ia Thirteenth street. musical seectl a then
came, entl led 'Iraumerle.N Naster CHARLES 4.
Hughes mex delivered fBe S44utWt0rF address On
.'selt Help Richard n Clarke, marty Noble ana
Marion LemnSWel! also ptEe 0ratous inter.
epersed win selections OF music, und az essay on
TIE sources Of Power.n by Walter =. stone. Tue
following medals were tuen awarded -
Gerard msdais amiagAiy, y ". !" hunter, Y.
&. Ludlow aud e. ". Naadernoei; god meta al
Tor advancement, J. II. Patterson; prlnClp4l's
medal Tor executive abtttY. Il. Tea EyCk green
medal Tor spelling, b. ~ Baiily; Revere medai TO-
scnOiarshp. =. = Wise. lne certificates we're
then presented ~ tAr scholars, ana WAuam v.
ulli delivered an Grafton On the Parting Ol dec.
tvr and Anaromscue.f Fr4ucis D. Bailey gave
Charles Dickens" me Dene1lCtom rll0wed, aud
the exercises we're closed W EUenis "geAlenut ii
Marcia Among me prominent persons present.
were judge Lfrremore. wl0 eus cslied upon ~
the prineiSal 10 preside: Alderman Le Ms AMI Mr.
1nomas Hunter, Presldsnt u Ens teaaa-s Aornal
o0lmgA
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BnIDgEwArKR rs. June 7-saled. sohr Norman (Br)
Barbados
bEAn .igEa, vs. June 7-Arrvel, bar< Hattie tBr),
Eaton, CallAO: brig Salnvel, Coipe tBrl, New YORK
Cars hAyIiEs Nay 2!-sailed, schr Altaveia JOY New
YORK.
In port 2ist ship Happy Return fBr) disg.
CARpkSAs May 29-Arrlyed, bark Cardinals sand
berg. Havana; brig w n Clements (Brl. Lewis
sngua
Sailed slsL brig Mechanic Could, sagua
CiEsFuKGos June 2-Arrived, briggs J0nn Wesley. Ford
Humacoa, PR u Kemick, kosc, GApe Town. Cob
Cow BAY, EB, June 7-Arrivod. brig Florence (Br),
May New haven
GaASD Pogo, wcA. May LIN port bark bolivia Eve
rett from Whydah
HoSoLUrU. May 2l--Arfived. ship Marianne Notte.
bOhm WAitnPy, Francisco (nud salled ~ tn Tor En-
derOury Islandj.
sailed l5tn bark Ka Mot Cscrken, Bremen.
HAVANA. June s-ln port bark John + H0ibrook.
Leavit or north atcras. dg; brigsJ Kirby. GRAY
90 Gipsey queen, MORAN, Tor New York do; senrs
Abraham richardson, Pray, Tor Philadelphia dos Angie
Amsbury, koene. AMI James Potter, Ogier for north
OF n AtterMs do and others unc
HAtTAL June S--Arrivsd, steamer sIdonian ,BD,
GLASGOW and Liverpool. .
York
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALExAyyDRrA June !ArriysS steamer sa John on oie'
asa SaiIeS~SeSr ida Laihan kmsns Point Emma FRY,
sss Boston w@ Buck Salem; PSrSsr and Lizzie
Ic rSN June 7fived scnr John stroup Seker
son Philadelpha iand projected to Quincy Polnp
deirhla, Miller, Miller. do; SAWYER Hinckley, do
hswksn; florence Mayo, aali New York; 1meas,
smith doi sSeter Psn11ington hoooseni juliet
kcinrned-Bark Geo Noble Br) Melville, for London
GIeared-stcemer Dominion ODD, Clements Yer:
mSite VAIN s aav aIh Shaw haw hnean. "a
Lazy French Irask Charlotletown Charles heyger.
s;iIsi@ s.sansr VIM Ia wrsaee, BARK Sinsyo9
cISe pSn1e wninrion, n.y. Rlza6stn clars. Ssw
Yorki scncs FELTON, Bent Brown. Havana: " Bart
ciearea-stesalcrs Geo weldon, Reed New YORK;
Sds senrs Clara 0s nsp Portsmousn
II. Georgia, CLARK. Bartlett, New YORK $50, 80.
Bristol; brig clara a Agnes; rernambuco ,.. a,,..
Hatch New YORK another report says Boston, "a. Ad
BASGoR June CARVED. schrs r colcord. Pease,
New York Lizzie iocnraY nogkins 90 Lucy soi-
cieaEed--Bris Isaac carver williams, PhIadslDhla;
Iiaskell DO Llzzie Major. 0errlsh Philadelphia.
Tor chmond, % lad Tor baltimore; Adranna, Merrill,
Ct-Arriye scnrsF 81 clair Edwards. ireland. Port
land. % oal Tor Philadelphia; Carrie Nalker, Chad
ton, Een Romel. Philadelphia Tor Augusta; Ellie L
smith, Boston. ~ lOad Tor Philadelphia. tariDe NICK
ersOn, Albany smith, Rivers, Satilla River.
Safed-.chr Joseph FISH Hopper, Washington.
CHARLESTON, June - ailed. schrs " nisper fBrl.
Baker Key Vest Ida " kllriige, Eldridge. PhtladeE
phia' CoomDs Coomes. orient L -. -.
sth-Arrived, steamer Charleston, Berry. New YORK;
sehrs hesse Dickinson, DIckinson, Baths Aarlor,
VINES, boston.
Sailed-BArk Wahsatch tiSrl Liverpool.
DAklkN. "a. June S-Ceared, barks whitney.
Lverp0Ol 4h, Alfred GER. schroeder Menai Bridge
Na,es; Johannes Ger. haas Liverpool stu, Vests
Ger, Maager, rotterdam.
fEkNAN DINA. May 1-Arrved, schr Jas Pointer, Jr,
Hudson New lnrk and arrived At Camp Pinckney stli
9yh, bark Udsire (Nor, Bcrentsen, Liverpool; June
kchrs Anna CLOVER Terry, New York; Theresa wolfe,
Champion Philadelphia
Cleared Nay ~ schr David Garrison. Ireland, New
iorK June bark Richard Psarse tBr), Bartaby, Ha-
FORlREss MONROE, juno s--Passcd In for Balti.
more ship Eliza McNeai, from Liverpooi orlgs Ocata
HW. havana, Romance. Navassa! Herman, tuDai schr
Clara smith. Havana
Passed out hip Maid Of Orleans CRr), for Antwerp
barks Cricket Rio Janero; Fraterntas tNOr stetun
bran Nor DO; Nordcap tN0rg, Oopenhagen ocean
kirk GER, rotterdam; Batgtg ItaD, corr ArIstides
tNor1 10 NassnO q zegO IaD. Queenstown; bri<s
CLowan West lndes W Parker, 81 Thomas Adeone
GER Bremen FERN NOR. Chrisianai jennie Morton.
DcmerHra, schr N 1. Gray, do.
GALVEsTJN, june T-Cleared, BRIG Leopoldine GER.
Haesloop. CORK mipaced under Charleston 10 yeser'
.GEoage l0wg, SO June i--sailed. Louise, Frazier.
Crawford, New York
HLO iEk, June b--Arrtve1, nchr Luctle Cnrts,
FEend, New fork
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% NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF yBssRLs ENTER.
no THE PORT or NEW YORK At Mobilize NEw
YORK HERALD has adopted a distinguishing Coson night
signal tor board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the red. green. red changing
other succession, and can be seen sew
era miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal wifi obligs Us by preparing any marine news
they may for the ship News Department Of the
HERALD
az Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do so by addressing 10 such
vessels. care Of HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from oil parts o. the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re.
oured
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The s,eemtug Hiram Perry, from ST Johr, NIB, via
Halifax for North sydney, struck rock OF Little Bras
a'or on Sunday last and lost ner rudler She was
sisted into The captain thai at the time OF
the acciien. the tug WAS about ami hail miles So
of Point Aconi. Low Point Light bearing by r. nall Il,
when he perceived thar the steamers keel passing
rock, grazing H. but stopping her Roadway.
Suddenly the rudder snapped of anu her motion was then
free. Took sounoings imme lately, and found 10
fattoms OF water alongside. The Hiram Perry draws
feet Of water and being then low tide this rock
Captain French says that this rock Is not marked
OF the cnafts. and that he informed by
the fishermen OF Little Brass dor that q coal laden
vessel wrecked this same rock last year-Hali
far (NSl. Chronicle. June A..
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HE'LL GATE IMPROVEMENTS.

Tae rk OF Improving He'll Gate has been COM
meneed in 4 new location aud yesterday the first
blasting operations on the celebrated Flood Rock,
which lies directly In the channel on Halletps
Point, were begun. len blasts were fred with
wonderful effect over forty rods OF surface rock
being cleared OF, making gully across the entire
rock. over three and a haif acres are 90 re exca-
waited oy plan similar TO that at Halietrs Point
a main shaft with headings radiatng from ir.
Great precautions are taken 70 preveAt any injury
10 passing vessels nom the falng deorls, and the
engine and drilling machinery are surrounded by
ma
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SHOCKING RAILROAD CASUALTY.

on Monday an unknown man took Harlem
Railroad tram, which leaves the Grand Central
depot ct ten minutes past SIX p NJ, in tending TO
go TO Croton Falls. The train however, did NOT pro-
coed further tha8 Mount Klsco, ana the passenger
Indicated was OF noticed after his arrival that
station. YESTERDAY morning mis- remains we o
found scattered along the railroad track over q
distance OF several hundred feet, he having been
evidently cut In pieces by passing train during
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents AMI shipmasters in,
formed that by telegraphiny TO ths HERALD Ionic
Bureau No 45 Fleet street, TO the Paris ONCE.
Rue Scribe, the arrivals AMI departures from Gu
ropean and Eastern ports OF American and all foreiga
vessels trading with the United the will bs
cabed 10 this country free Of charge ami published
Captains arriving &C aud sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports viii find the Paris Office the
economical and expeditions for telegrap hinx nswL
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Schr Minnie Q Taylor Taylor. Portland-C l. HaLch
Sehr WlnsIow Morse, Oliver Boston ANA Bath-chas
Twng.
Sc II Bay state. Buckley. Boston-Chas Irving.
Schr A Acken, Woodruff. Providence-H W Jackson
4
schr } klssam smith, Hartford-Rackett Bro
Schr Artist, Clement New nayen-H W jackson a
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, !
TuIRD DISTRICT roMPKISsyILLE. NY. June :. 1878
In the tuoy list tor this year shortly 10 be issued. the
buoys to mark the channel into bridgeport harbor
loe atea aud desc ibed heretofore.
During the progress OF the dredging going on 10
deepen the bars the buoys viii be removed. upon
completion OF the work viii be placed in best posi-
lions
OF the changes made any and OF the altered bear
ings due ncflce will be given.
STEPHEN ID TRENChARD Commodore USN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third District
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WIIALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Juno 8, schr Union, to
cruise.
Sailed from New London June brig Isabel, for Cum
berand Inlet.
Arrived at st George Bermuda, June bark Sea Ran.
ger. CroweI. NIB, Barbados-puti In for supplies.
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DIED.

DIED.
HAYEs.-In BrooEyn, on June I, ANN ENGLISH,
the vile or John Hayes
Requiescat IN pace.
The friends OF the iamtiy are invited TO attend
tnc funeral. from the corner OF HICKS ana Dearaw
g. on Wednesday, eta, Al twelve ole ock. In
terment IN Calvary Cemetery.
tFor other Deaths see Nfath Pd0e.I
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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FAMILIES, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT PRoPRf.
~ etors-Large consumers Of TEAS COFFEkB and
GROCERIES should go headQ and get
articles at lowest prices THOMAS H AgNEW n
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steamer. Sails lDeaf.ation 0Nee
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-07
Official Call for National Independent
Convention,

WHEREAS, Our legislation, beth state
and national, for the last few years has
been almost exclusively for chartered mon
opolies as against the people, in favor OF
foreign interests against the American. and
for the exchanger to the detriment of the
producer; aud
WHEREAS, Such legislation has resulted
in almost entire prostration and destruction
of our industrial interests, while, at the
same time, enormously stimulating para.
site development; and
WHEREAS, The civil service Of the
become thoroughly and recklessly corrupt,
tending to subvert the government. There
| fore. resolved:
FTrSt-The repeal of the specie resump,
ton and national banking acts.
JSec0Rd-The perfecting of monetary
system, based on the faith and resources oil
the nation, and adapted to the demands OF
legitimate business; and the issuing of a
paper money by the government, which
shall be legal tender in payment of al
debts, public and private, duties on i'm
ports included, except that portion of the
present public debt which is, by the ex-
press terms of the law creating it, payable
in metallic money, this money to be inter
changeable at the option of the holders
with registered government bonds, bearing
a rate of interest not exceeding 65 pei
cent per annum.
Third-The through reform of the eivi
service of the country by the expulsion
and punishment Of all corrupt officials
and a rigid personal accountability for
| eyery public agent.
/ FoWth.-A rigid economy in the ex
penditures in all departments of the gov
eminent.
Fyh.-Rlgorous laws regulating ant
controlling moneyed corporations, will
ample assurance Of their vigorous enforce
ment.
| Therefore, We invite all legal voters O
the United States. who endorse the allow
preamble and resolutions, to meet il
delegate convention, in the city of Indianapo
lis, On Wednesday, May 18th, 1876 to pu
in nomination candidate for the Office @
president: also candidate for the Office @
vice-president of the United States. TIL
ratio of representation to be double th
number Of representatives, and senator
in congress, from each state and territory
S. NJ. SMITH, Charm an,
I, B. BUCHANAN, Secretary.