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, 1876-11-04

Tst,adsfpA,a ntspafcA to .St,n t1rk Timer.
Tn rhow the monstrouk character Of tho fEand,
Ind It been carried nut aucccssfnly II ID necessary
10 cxp,ain the Election nws Of the stnto. and ahow
how the Democracy havo boon paving tho way
hcre, under tho Instructions Of TildcN, In the
tet!ll hunt ectcme, to make It teuccessful. The
Inv requires oil votcrh t. te Registered 1t least
sixty days before Tho election, and tho inter tf,tt
have paid his State and county tar within two
years, nnd at least Thirty days bofora a election.
A provl.o In Tho Constitution states Tint 10 votor
.hal be dcpfvod of hs vote who fail. to get or
's!mss e! Ss'a S'i.S psr,onsl i sS tss xt'neS w,!S
@ sate So rascised u md il hls naIno be found on
tho Assessors HIT It II penal oIonac for The cleo:
ton nesss to tefp,s ts vots Il T!, he ssen At
tnclt schonu into execution and had the bogua 70.
ee ntsd;, ma 5 1ss hsSn A. ,hs ss'y sytY ND
cast in ' lie intefest of ;'fcicrn'." Thesa IT, no
doubt that 1enn.yynn!e would have cast her e!ec:
been nIppcd In tho lind. The boyRs receipts would
he placid Il, the tants Of repcatcra and humTots:
@ h gi n e sE WdnS :. eSa swae S ID
Ta "fs f"sttest lie scheme In tho Democratic
n.a' fnnt and NJ h ~ sam III anss sttIet. .he na,ss
ton5ss"nas. and tho.e ot aliens ii sailor boarding.
rcrser. lint. Armed VIII, she tag reee!pta. they
.ua hsvc oq "na ase fc;p, , wop rs beS
vote. would hive been tocd ID tlss manner III the
city alonc. .rhe receipts can hc used In any part
Ut thc statc md It is believed to have been the in.
iug regions Of schnylkit Carbon, and Llzcrne
Counties With the b5Ens parrrs r.'d to roll Up In
nsin, s. q M as %1 II s H. iss se Pic" ssy
might have ovcr,alancca tic Republican majority
q f'tiiadclrhla,;whieh l'hs tayea ts STATE ,nosa
, 1876-11-04
RICHMOND.

Tua pEELrN0 TltEns TOWARD NORTHERN MEN.
Having been prisoner in Libby md Andcs-
sonviflo during pntt Of tic War, Mr.. Calvin
Durantl, of this city, recently ran down from
Philadelphia, forsaking rllo Centennial, to tako
n look Mt Richmond, and see how tic old pen
appcarcd to d nun enjoying his liberty. Hcwas
accompanied by Ills brother, an1 they spent Il
Sunday III thu Capital OF Virginia, and heard
enough to c0nylnco ttsetn that 1t was nut n
pleasant place for q Northern man with Iscrul}-
ltcan feelings and synlpathtes to dwell III. They
registered ut u hotci rs frnm Chicago, md TINT
fact cut them OF from all friendly intercourse
Will, Southcrncrs ut tI,u house. Their expert
Gncc, which was not calculated to give them a
favorable Impression Of tic people. is Bct forth
III the following interview had yesterday with
aWIat DO $ yoa think Of Ritb,noill1'' sal,l tho
hWcll," was tho reply, at is a pretty city.
The people there, however, arc full of iiatred
"in what way do they manifest their fec1-
Ell they know man to be Republican they
Let him nlotc,-wlll llnye roahihE to say to lli,
They arc sispIsous of him, and Think he is In
sotnu schema to injuro tic whites"
ibid thoy abuse youl"
NE; but they wsrs !I, MT at all friendly"
III don't know TINT we were. The day we
got tl1ore my brother cngagcd In conversation
with a.n1nn, md asked him d question nbout the
Hamburg snassacrr. The man bcca1no atiyry nt
once. ind said ,o llved In TINT part ol tho conn.,
ty.-thht thcrp was ITO such thlhg an a 1nas8s-
Gro; every thing done WIS right afid law fl,, aul
would lie alole aEn[n. The next day tho llicll-
mend 1Yhtg stated TINT It was ul,dcrstuol there
were a1mc Republicans ~ town from tho North,
anu called on tile people to spot them, sltscu It
was uncertain TINT they wcru not up to sumo
trlrkcry with tho 1e,r0cs.h
"Did you tnlk with a,ly OF tho negroos1n
Yea, anil thuy salh tloy wpro Obliged to v0to
tho Dcln0crallc ticket to get their bEcnl anil
buttcr.-that .lHlcss thuY did SO they could gGt
ITO work. went to tiogrO church; tho mns-
Ind got through Ills sermon lie ina,lo a few ro-
tnarka by way pf rlndjentioh, It npprare1 from
wllht he saltl that he had bccn nrrestc ami !,eeh
compelled TO- pay flnu for what waa CALLED MI
insult To Wits 1llNtl. f1u lal met a0n,o no.
groes WHO wgru going to vote tho Democratic
ticket, mil n talked to then, ar told them they
woro Vnt11st ngalnst thclr lnfercHts. And whit1
l,,an WHO was present abused lin, mil tho min
ister satl to ltn, GO away; ynu nru dog ar
wrote tho nniatcr up, ur!l abusc4l h, terribly.
1lo prepared an article IN reply, nnd tnttk II 10
0l,e Of tho ct0rA nsltl nsked llnl to publish It,
hut ho wouldn't do II. jiencc, lo hn[ speaking
70 llis congtcgatn was thu only way he had To
"Fron your observations, you do not think
tho pnupie lave al al,ullanru al brothcrly
"No. They aro very hitter, and will moyc
heaven and earth to carry their pUint. 1 tl,iuk
ans life wnultl bo hi danger II he spoke llIs
rent sentiments tlbWn tficEe. Twu tlegTocs told
mo II 1illcn was elected tho lives Ut tho col-
0rcd people would nut be sa!c."
, 1876-11-04
SENATOR LOGAN,

NORTH 8lDE REPUBLICAN MASS-MEETiN0.
Towards tho CORNER of Larrabce street anl
North avclue crowds OF Observation-Disclosures
hurried Inst evening. Thu German population
Was particularly strong, although tllu ,nass-
meeting WIS to hv MI EngllshBpaGktng ntfais.
Folz'a Hall has i,ccn illlc.l With people tn nu-
inurous occasions, hut nover l1Rs there been
greater Jam than Inst eyuning III that noted
p!casure-rcsost.
Mr.. W. q. Scrihncr shortly nftcrwar.l called
tho meeting to order and stated that 1c,l. I4o-
gan would mot arrive bofaro D o'clock, Ill lle was
cont1g to the city Oh ono of thu evening trai,s.
fIc nominated Mr.. Klokko as ClMirmau, vho
WIS olorteI, togotlur with Messrs. Gran,ct,
Folz, Bou.ngcr, Auhc, Ncrting, Kc.lart, Rlcif-
old, llyan, fuglrr, aul King, IA Eicc-Ptcsi-
lrnts.
str. Horace F. Waltz waa called on to tltl tic
interval " whiting With si'oeclt, a,l complied
By enloglznv, t'ny. llayea, who l,a:l been
ascrliirtl much Of 'rllslcn's wlrkctlness 10 the
fayt that he was IN oil bacletor. Tho speaker
believed that every nun ought to support ut
least Que wutna!'. liz Ind yotc4 for buchanan
in lSa, who wns alsu an osd bachelor, nlsI turn.
Cd out badly. Tho solc purpose ln tho lifo of
rillIc1i lftl bcen to Ect this best ut lila fellow.
men, anil thu people did nut want for President
u mn. w|Iu would buy hinlscIf into of!lro. liu
clnsc.l by urging all tncn to vpte tic straight
llcpubll;Nn ticH1t.
slr. Reynolds, stranger lit tho city, spoko
next, followed by Col. srhalncr. Tic lattur
wished particularly tu deny tic assertion that
thu uernans of thu North Side were opposed 10
Mr. brcutAn0.
atr. j. H. GIough was next called for, aud was
grcGted witt, rOl.,la uf npp!ausa. lIc wanted
~ say only few wur,is about thu gcntlemcl, Vi.
thu county ticket. lie wis satisfied tint, after
Mr.. Allls hal octuplcti the oilrc u Prosecuting
Att0rncy fur thrne tiutllls, tlle pcop!o would b0
~ We'll ilcased with lin as they now wcrc With
Mr. Reed. hlr. ur.lss, tho caniitlato tar Clrrk
III tlsu Circuit Court, wna better qualified THAN
any tia,t liu klluw VI IN the tlty. Mr.. Clough
replied to tho r}largrs 1Nattu agattist lin rgcent-
j., md tOl,l wliat l!a would tlu Wien elected,
tlen. Il. W. hniith, who hal eHtCrrl tho lihl
In etInpany will. tiun. Logan wsl!Iu tlIu last
stcakur M.ls ~ il,c plntfOrni, ,Dale fuw lntru-
4uetory remarks, anti
GEN. LDu4N
then addressed tue Alllleucc. fhcre wcrc two
ttlcorles upon which paFtIoa originally divided.
One was that this country Was league Ut
States that Intght hu VIOLATED or abrugatM at
ang time; thu 4thrr, that II was nattou, attd that
the atIunW atuye thu States, Tho part enter
talnlng one theory bucatnB tho Democratic purity.
aud oH their tieD1y arose tho ltloA VI Slate Kuy-
er1slnent, State rights, Stats banks, and livery
thing e0ilnectet with Blate rights. Under this
theory courts Of States differed. Tho Uutnk,-
efats party construed the law ~ that they dr.
, 1876-11-04
TWO VIEWS.

LETTER ritoM Ex-sEEAToH BnowNLow.
"a TIE Edtt'r NJ she Hen lnrk tribune.
KHoxvI1l.E, TDnn., Ort. N.--hs onc who
k.ows precisely what Ii meant by ".ul(d
huth, licg leave, in View Of tho pcrlls which
tlraaten our common country, 10 adtlrcBR a
few wuras Of warning IT, thu people ot the
Nurth who saved tic UnInh from thu ,,aacl-
.tsotn Of SECESSION. LIT 10 n.an lcludc him.
sclf lntu tllu belief tint thu aucecss Of Samuel
j. 'rildcn ~ :ho leader Ut Democracy ,loes not
mean Southern supremacy. wins born In tic
kuutil, uni l.ave spent my whole lltc, nearly
thrcc,sluartcrs Of Il century, anong tbs
Southern Democratic lensleist mud knu,o that
! understand tIic.n. spcalt forth tho wut,la
uf truth anil Eobcrness Wien / say thnt th"y
Intend to accomplish through tlIu iallut-hox
Mhht tl,ey fallea! TO lsltcvo VI, thu b'n,dy Held.
'lry aro deaf u the lessolA 1f tho tcrrlc past.
Ttry arc determined to carry ont their pur
poses. md rettfce tllcr past treason rcspGcta-
bic. At my tlmn Of life, when nclthct seek
nnr cxi'cc. ufllcc, eau hare no snotlyo to de-
Grivc yuu. I'M, animated only by Iuugtng de-
htre ~ stu ulr freu institutions prrpctuatrl,
AMI the al!at RI nf this Government SO aetminfs-
tcrcs. tl!ut wlrn aIn dead anl gone posterity
nay c',jus. tleEruu Of prosperity aud reace Ut
iefst r1nl y. that cnloyetl by the country dur
ing NY lifetime. UNI thoroughly convinced,
',, y'M T. snoT that @ such ~, %l no, not 49,. asd I,
smrty succeeds IN tlllz cunsost. As an
eyhlenra ut Tho spirit Of Snutl,crn Democracy,
! !lase only to state Tint. few days aE0,
itlan u. Harris visited Knoxville. lle It wal
Tcnuesscc nut ol The unlor. l1c d|srcRan'rt! tho
WILL ol tho people aR expressed ut the hallut.iox,
aud accumulated Ills -pur,,0scs with tho uid ot
ts C"nt'efnte IT., trpups. IN Ills specrh here le Do
eufereignty. aud said 10 Ind lln regrets tn cx-
press b. apo!ogtcs to- nitcr for tho past. lie Is
q candidate for tho pn!ts.! States Henate, n.lll
, 1876-11-04

SOUTH btDn REPUBLICAN AAas-MHnriko'
Ihc hepnbcats OF t!e lhlfu "asu heh
meeting III hclssncr'e lla4l, On lwonty-seconu
street, near "noasE asenna, laat evening
IAerc were anots NV present. hlrk Aa%es
pfcsluca, anu 'htfoaacea tne non nlcnara D.
OElespy, VINO SPOKE substantially as lollo"s:
IL was fathef late IN TIC campaign 1nr very
SERIOUS discussion of politics. AL tho facts
TINT Ind been under consideration succ
,otorn ,ho no,r,. onn ,."u ~ ,. ~.
oe'oro INC Psoplc' ono WY Or al',
othcr thcy hah hcara, read, asia consltlerca
them, 80 TINT ho took It thu minds Of al mcl,
At.t0o.OD of nconle. ranrcsontol bv sJtxl5..
~ e,,'oe,ooo " ps"p'' ''l'p'o"oo ~ o'oo.'
wv voteFs' ~"ulu w Ill 'sEess"n '"osn1s w. w.
ward tho l'allotrboz. Could t''usc prescnt l'o
lifted UP from tho earth so Us to behold tho
ancrtnt,r. he thnu,ht netting thai tl,,. human
.,f,,,s a,,,, 1,,n,4,,e .ro,,f,i H.. tt,n,t,.
'1't.u n.. soi .'"e W ,,.,o "o'u w T.. All.
lAcfo "ofo no llt4ea' ho lionafe"s IN Inls
citadsl was In their hcarts. Voting wus
rravn rraronsfhtltiv nn1 nm hv mn ,1,rons IN
~ ~, .<s1's,,n.aa raa,, ,o I'M, ~ nn,n 49,,
10 a'y so''sp'e!su. naIn o1'o ''Mt so'c, a',u ,.
llc oaghs 70 derostt II rs expressive OF hB
wlsllcs aud purposes. II would ba cast for or
p5st7srt n ~ So tSo 1n,,au M sta,cs NV w,,a rrc"t
nsas w. ouuht y. Ia ySrs m ,af,', s,,6 v"s ,v"s
~. ~
put Into that exalted position. VIZ were gov-
urncd by law, but thu difference between this
nntion and n,,no,t nil t,1e untiuns of tho ea5th
~as w.. w. noon,, ,s,," th,. law MI s,os.on
WA taat t"o P'olso '1''u 1""' 'a"' "''a s'csse"
all tho Instruments to carry 1t Into execution.
WHEN A PRESIDENTIAL RlacrloN oAMH
,,c alvays felt that 1t was moro scrlous time
t,,,n nv o,t,sr' Evcrv riv,t"ttfuh}n~ nors,,,,
w",t,d dsy h3y .,1c l., NJ, t i n'Itn IN shmt sv md
wt,,n Al Xii ,snrr tstcrnstnI IL tha .,,,Irv and
~ a., s,o IN r rs c,,tov ~" hInsatn,;n ",,
s,,ttt ,i,n a' rssns.i,itv S"n,n"sn 1t.,,
s1.,,,,, '.S no, .~ -. ,n+,, l,J, ahn,, ,,,,.1.
tan, 49,, Ii.,rv ~
rns 1 n,a,s ,,,', ~ n ie tua1 sr ~ Vie III
i"x,r:r IL. mi sgnn't hoti :" i,., ~,
s,.'nt - I'm 1,.iis mai ~ 7i,mi tl,o suav ti-.
'i.t ,rnlh ~, a va mi t mt t.. Inv
ran,,ns.1 Thrr. shns, Ic ~, ,,tcrfornr;r,
!1ft " T., H., ,,nrfrn,n,o III ~ thnt sau."
.;,.I .,'f"ns n ,1.r ,s s''at at,xt;i
g,fa;, +,,!t rats, ~ ,a,;,,ns i ,,s - aa ~,
% s ,"ii, a1 ~ ~ @ n.u ILL III
~ y" .r,d 81 M, tI%ti"tn @ ~, III
ht' ~ ns' a, ti,n. .t l., ~, ~
.,sm a. tn.ah f.- ~, 1 a'u s''s" .T.t y. 'u
'Vst I't,, osuo'G ,,t Mn,t, ma" m1. t,.',,I. ~
at'a"n ~ .,sa, Ut at,p,,.. VI
VI n.IM wv npn.n @ @sntaEt , ~ % 1sH
yotc1 a.ia Luz m nat!.!-ouA Woa !!! 'HIuSt tHG!~
se!vGs netMeen ~ w.. !!oett! ul'a !ustvo A!a rEnG
"oa'' W wv nset .nes' ~ eaont UT ioya1t3 a'o
Io LlFT 9hh kLao W uksrot!sa.
lhpplauaol' anu lucy ncSIf oMFAt ~ be tssst-
60 VI respeeteu any"hcee' Aere!ate, Wheli
nft1 orderly manner aent trnnns tt Etntr thnt
, 1876-11-04

pcorlo Of tho South. snw Il, thcro would bc
absolutely no tlnnHcr to fear. trus. anil be.
i!evo tllat ynnr hnllnts OF, tho !tl day NJ
November Will, like the lung lines u FURNISHED
stccth thu hnhda of ysur bravo eot,s during tho
rcrio,l froiu is0I 10 iSr, say 10 tho wprlti ii
thunder torcR, This Is a unsloll, md rs such it
shall bo pcrpetuatel through MI time.
W, q. DRowNLow.
, 1876-11-04

lca,ls were a.ltlressc,l ut thu Wtswnm last esen
Ing hy the Hen. l.. p. CaswGll nhI W. D.
ffonrh. The speeches were Enosl, but ttM
weather WIS unfAvurablc, AMI tho audience not
50 largo III expected.
IANEovlf.tE,
Sptcfni Hfrpotch to The Tffbnna.
JANEsviLtE, Wia., Nnv. A-AinyDr J. W. 81.
+Tufn waa ,lnnlnntet a. a candh1aic fur tho AZ
semuly hy the Democrats this evening.
, 1876-11-04
They Ind nu other way Of venting their spleen
nuy chnrrin,


sttvcnson'R "rcformc,l y ,laskry slnkc hero
Monday night, aud intended to speak at Lin,
tint e.y tnformcd lin lint they woult! stpj,ort
.I,lHgc Upton, AMI tolll hin, to "ect." Mhiin
there ilc ndmltted that he wns for fiayrs md
Wheeler, but waa being ra!l for elti'nrng for
SsSe'G ape and Ts sfxy Ts'sf sass
am intortucA by the barber himself. .' reforms
cd," good can,parton for Tlden, he being also
q rcEorn'sr." etcycnson, tile Dcmocrattc.
frightened, rcttinE i'ari 10 tor lid when he is i@:s
to use such n,aturial. hopc tho people Of THIS
district viii clcrt man WHO Ia both ablc and
loyal; man of sand for tho people; 4, man TINT
hes como o,'t boldly aid informed tho people
belongs. q, wh0 has stood by mud upheld
The rights of the fartncrs against tho
railroads. who are, nov supporting stcsGn-
sot. tand every railroad man i: tho distrist
voie with Hen iiiil anil thoto other Rebels, a,ui
TINT will vote against paying these Rebel claims,
instead uf d man that has mt informed tho
pcople land tlaru not( who ho tndorses and will
tnan that did voto with Dan iiill, ant tndor.c,i
that rebel speech Of ltk by his vote; man try
Ing to ride into Congress upon two hbfsct,--
anything to bent TiptOn; mnn being support-
III ,nooy md md Inaucnee for lin. Farcn,rsl r viii viii
you alsl them bv yotr votes, or VIII you vote for
Judge Tiptor, Il nlan TINT should be your cnn-
dldntc, rs Stevenson Is their candidate; 4 rann
wlIo haa upheld your riEnss, and fearlcss'y done
district md State a. our representative. These
arc mnttcss cYcry 1nan should tnllBidcr before
voting. THIS district IL a Republican district.
Republicans, do your duty, and vote for anu
reforming tho present dlsgraccful Confederate
House of Congress, one more vote agait1st pny-
ing those Rebcl claims. REruuLlcAN VoTEB.
oTTAwA: ,.
OTTAWA, III, Nov. 3.-Cul. Ralph Plnmb,
clcar-l,ra,lcd mud sacccsstu1 business man mid
railroad builder, ono of the founders OF the Ko
publican party .n thu ststo Of Ohio, made
to large, Intelligent, and apprcctnttve audi
cncc. liz pointed out the dangers which
threatened tho country IN tllc. event OF tho
s'icccss Of tlae Democracy through eolid South,
wi.icll |'ai atooa BY tic Government when III
ssllne Solid South sought to destroy II: Ills
speech was calna anti dfspassionatG review of
thu catnpnisn issues, and cat'not fall to mike
icep imrrcsslon IN the minds u al o heard e,
man Republican meeting at Turner Hall. His
speech Was we'll received.
cAas COUNTY.
vostS Stea. IT,, n:ssss Ssv ss 70 H. tsssta ts aeorsh H.
harlow, Secretary OF statc, delivered roustng
address 10 the citizens Of cass County, ln tho
Courthouse IN this clty. last evening" Ills I'D
dress WAS rcpleto with strong senae, originality,
and clouugnce. mid will add greatly to tie sue
Cas- County IL full ot enthusiasm, md will
do grand wur1; for Republ!cantssn next Tuesday.
Our last u.cc.lng Will bo on Monday evening, at
which time thy 1lon. George sandcrs, Of spr!Ig-
present,
ELwnon, WILL COUNTY.
o<q' p:1afea 70 7as 1s'Ssri i,cn,,,c,n
meeting VIVA held llrra tonight. a Krntul
, 1876-11-04
IOWA.


Dunt1aaroN, H., Nov. a.-TAu Republicans
have rallied Tonight with numbers and cnthusf-
as1n that have surpassed the expectations OF the
most sanEulno. About 1900 men paradcd
through tho mud with scores Of martial nntl
brass bands aud gleo clubs, In wagons, witt,
torches, transparenrics, banners, dags,' arc-
works, shouts, and unuoundrl enthusiasm.
Tho streets wcro literally packed with tho surg
ing multitude who throngcd all the thorough
fares; After the ,paradc Union Hail was
dette, Of tho Ila.tkeyt presided. md during his
opening romarks tho audience wcrc repeatedly
couvulsel with laughter. T'onns Crafty, of
Peoria, cx-Qoy. Merrill, and others addressed
the assembled cittzens. The. ncetlng wns en-
thustasttc to tho last degrce No demonstration
hus occurred In Burlington which approaches
this onc either tn numbers or H,ngnillcencc.
Mr.. 'Alcrrill's remarks were brief, but Crafty
aroused tic most unhoundcd enthusiasm froIil
tho beginning to tho end. HI tried 10 stop
twtce, but was eau,pcllct. to 60. OIL by the most
yociferous yclls lie spoko until midnight, mud
left tho audience wanting more.
, 1876-11-04
TIE BUSINESS MEN.
rHaY RALLY ro THE surroaT Or HAYES AND
WHEELER.


rHAY RALLY To THE surroltT or HAYES AND
WHEELER.
Tho business men of this city, merchants,
bnnkcrs, Insurance. men, etc., feeling tho I'm.
porta1,co of tho iss,lca involved III tho present
political contest, ai,l the Importance to tho
country and tn tl,cIr own interests Of tho elcc-
tlou Of tho Republican candidates, iavo decided
TO hold rranil mass-sncctug at Farwcll lIall
this evening, for The purnofc Of expressing their
that tho meeting will bc fully rs enthusiastic
and carncst as Tic our which, was held nt the
ea.ne place Just prior TO- the county election 1i
Inst fnll. Following IA the call:
Wheeler on Tnesiay next 10 be If The Utmost I'M
pnrsanco II the bunnoaa Interests Of tho country,
measures 10 soeaso that end, herchy nyItc Al! ett
xens holding these views 10 meet In farwell fInl
81 san' & hsf Sfsnn son o g t. 0 ss
Gsha R,9p'Rs1s Fs9xe es'es e., Harmon Merriam Co.,
ss!e |!ssi;5.en %.stS!'' S'}E$ }'$sssn CO.,
s!ssaEt, Ss'; XIX Adtss Co, 's'SS CO.,
FtsaS'in, pSa.veash &Ss!oaal ''fa' Taro Works
PSss: S;Ssar H';s e. : p,,,, # l. 4,'sn Ss;s e.;
a. Calm, Of Calm, Wnni.Thus. j. Kirk l. Gu.
poll T. Co., Gilbert, Hubbard Il Co.,
Allan, Keith 4 TO-. Ilnrnnd 1ir1s. d Co.,
Cprhtn Il MAY, Of 1ngra.A. ]. Kfrkwood ~. A.
ham. Corlfn l. May, Roche,
S. H. Ki1nbark, Larrahec 4 North,
Gray brothers, r. II. Ittatnn,
harrington s. Schmaht, Wells i Faulkner,
SPraguc, Wnrrcn T. Co. j.. Gould Il Cn.,
AfcNnb 4: Johrston, Rnyta, Thompson 4 Co.,
(icoryn Ii0a. !; Co.. Thompson s. Taylor,
Hurt On. ricfco Il Co., MGtirath 4 TO-,
1lrooks j. Nccmcs, Marcus A.. Farwet1, OF
W. NJ. Itoyt, tIrannts t Fafwcil,
Spautdfng tE Mest1ck. NJ. 4. Meyer IT Simon,
kn0wcs, Cfoycs s. Co., Meyer Il Co.,
shcrcf Il parsons Frank bros, n,ld others.
Dolcs, Fay 4 C0nkoy,
Tie Gull ,yns also circulated on the Board OF
Trnlo and among bankers, and wns largely
signed by both these classes Of citizens, but
through sotne blundcr thu papers continuing
the tlatles OF tic signcrs were not returned TO
the orlgtnnturB ut the cnls
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BONANZA Hill CONSOLIDATED TUNNEL
- and Mining Company. Location OF prin-
ciIal place OF business Baltic Mountain, Lander
county, Nevada location OF works, TIscarora
District, Eiko county, Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Ut meeting of
tho Board Of Directors held OH tho 18th day OF
October. 1876. MI assessment Of one cent per
share w.s levied upon tho capital stock Of lilo
corporation. payable Immediately. In United
States gold coin, to tho Secretary ut tho oiico of
the CUmIIany. Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S. Battle Noun
tain, Lauder county, Nevada.
Any stock upon which thia assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tho llth day Of SoTem Der,
1876, will DO Delinquent ard advertised for snlo
at public auction, aud unlCss payment ja made
boiUrS will DO sold an SATURDAY. the 2Gth day
Of SuTcmbo, lST6, TO pay the delinquent asBcss-
nent, together with costs Of advertising aIi ex-
pcnscs Of gale. By order OF tho Board OF Dirsc-
tore. - , p. C. ". FRASER, Secretary.
ONCE at Wells. Fargo 4 Cos, battle Noun
tain, Lander county, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

JIUaSEY CONSOLIDATED GOfD AND Sill.
II YER MISiSG COMPANY-LnrA,ion Of
principal plncu Of bnaiHcss, San Francisco, CALI
fornia. Location Of works, CornucOpia District.
Elko county, EoVAia. -.... -. ...-. -r-.....
NOTICE is hUrcby given, that al a meeting Of
tho Board of Directors. held on the III Vt day of
October, 1870. an assessment, No. 2, OF twenty
cents per Shars wss lowed upon the capital stock
Of the Corporation, payable Immediately IN
United States gold coin 10 tho Secretary. at
the Ofico OF the Company, Room 8, No. I26
California street, Snu Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on thu I'D day of November,
1876. Will be delinquent. and advertised for Ealc
al public auction; ana uu,cr5 Payment Is made
before Will be Eold on GJSDAY. tho lin day
Of Dccomhsr 1915, 10 !Eyt;,c delinquent ssscas-
mcnt, together with costa Of advertising ami eN-
Penscs Of Balo. by y, dor Of tho Board OF nirec.
tors. X. u. BROWN. Secretary.
OYFicE--Room 3, No. 42s California street,
San Franc!ecU, CalIiOrnIJ, U25.