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, 1876-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

URIfTTNos.-Tho tug W1nslow Ia at II &9fkN
tho Harriet Ross. She Ia bound 10 get be. of Il
there is any such thing possible. Tho Io.s lii
high and dry on tho beach, heavy sea haspge.t.
ricd her out OF water. 1t Is expected at he les
Of deals from A1pcna In about ten dayA sht \
having new suit Of eantaS which will 10 ben,be'
foIa leaving Quebec and nothing III b spsstd!s
sss ssss III sa f. Ssa prop s.e sas sss. 1s e.
Tonawanda Tuesday night from spontaneous eoa.
hustlon In tho Groom, and n otdei to 'sss To
vessel and cargo she was scnitled; Ths 10y on
The accumulation Of grain In tac elers:ott 10
Toronto has led to a difference between gEa0'
merchants and vessel owners, and block hst @ q.
Cured IN Tho carrying tIado on Tho lakc. lae
grain to Oswego, Kingston and other Lake pof's'
and vessel owners firmly demand ecnts: n.,,,r
DuHH1NH or TIE LADY FuANkLIa.-lho utuoN
Tribune of "Wednesday says:
Tas tssssE s;stssiS S 5sSstss 4 e
Asmesa: s, sFps Fp4safo 09 Sa4sa n :;
eiher d'pstsa Al 6ee isss.ysd y 70 gis 81
G.p,.!hs i tSs MssIns ey si iaSy A.; 5f,;1t
asss sSsadeasa @ M vs.e Al eeioek u. as5s s
Ia ut AulE VA si 5 q" tasc s5 ~ ~ oi
ss aas Sas!s oss Ssss &
uhs
upUn tt docks this morning lint day o' 5Ho ~ Il
wAs commanded by Capt. Aeorgc TucHcF liz ehf TIL y
which ~ was dsat1oy 4 sltuated sa1 !e ,aa sa
to therefore rrooab. tLat ~ Ts IN: nj n.
nt discovered while chr boat ~ ,s4 s's sn1soti
ii anes lcr natc ls been Gu. o tr.1 ,. !1s I -; 4
tia crew and burned .!yen tn W. trfy fts ~ o
ts otlcrs badly .instd before The ua1 GUILD os 'ua
and madc fast to tbs wharf. .x =, ~. {,
This Lady franklin Naa venerable hatfe " 1rsi
tons and was built 1t Chicago In march, lS.s. n.
about ycara ago shn whs run ~
| tween Cleveland md Port btancy, On lGe H onn =.
ftorc but In 1874 her cabin decks were Cyl S}rS
tfco tiion She hA4 becn ocurlrt h satfyns , 'aT X
frnIn HaEfnn 10 Cleveland aht other llo TT. s+r
ne up tows when occssou osTri y ~ III ,a
honest dollar. Last evening SIN rRttca 10, Ho" III ot4
vita such tow ths bark vsusI ,;nrd no In Il cE,t
iani, Ind il il UNDERWOOD ta GDH' IT IT, H'x,a
| b6 tho mGn whose TouketfDok Eltll ~ wv A'''
| tho esttn1stcd value of the unl1ckJ cFhiS'
| Spsetol DispatcA 10 Tne T'ieaaA aAs,,,-prs
i MarY Jaufrecft: acGrs George II. Warrington Aa'
sillon.
Passed ur-Prop Atlant!c.
The prop Jaurrceki left port to.day ana '0'sS'
back on ncconnt OF rough weather.
| Wtnr.-kprthNtsk.
, 1876-09-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
atAadiness the Chief Feature OF
Local Finances.
Continued Movement Of Currency to the
Country.--Clearingo, SO, loo, ooo.
The Produce Markets Steadier,
with Fair Activity.
Provisions and Oats Easier...Wheat And
Corn Stronger.
FINANCIAL.

III, ch,et characteristic OF local finances 10 the
stcadfnet, Of the movement In alt departments
The clcartugs indicate an almest unchanged VOL
ume Of trsnsactions from day to day, and the u's'
count operations OF tho banks vary lltlle IN
amount There arc "A yet but few applications
comp, lively, from The Doasd of Trade Tor bank
loans, o. tho amount OF stntT on hsn1 10 ic
carried Ia stnnll and tho Institutions that
usually dnd employment for their 1nnna
in pnard nf Trade papef sfo compelled
10 look beyond that 10 keep their tnhds N nse'
Tho country banks continue 10 he tds heA'1ess cae-
TONERS Of tito city and arc applying for Increasing
sdvnuecs In loans and currency. Only moderate
amount Of commercial anu Manufacturing pap'i 10
offered for discount.
Hates Of i!ecount arc sde1o per cent nt tho banks
to regular customers; TO good ouisldo botloWefS
enceln) rates arc made. Gail loans arc bd1o per
cent. On The street there is a good demand for
desirable negotiable paper. Rates are about the
ssro as thoRc among the banks.
New York exchange was soid between banks az
70c per 81, 900 deconnt.
The orders from tho country for currcncy wctc
liberal.
Tho clcarings were 50, GOO, coo.
Tun AMERICAN MINING noAHp.
The American Mining board, organized IN New
York to add tho uncertaintoa Of tho bonanza
stocks to The speculative attractions OF Wal! elreet
will begin to hold its sessions OH Oct :" It's netE-
bcrsfip now numbers go. A daily bulletin OF
transactions and appropriate news will be pub
l!sscd by the Board II will deal In all properly
approved mining, petroleum. manufacturing, nna
quntryIng compaNfc', as we'll III tho prominent
San Frnncisco shares
THE vANpEnDtIr sT0cKs.
Tile letter Published IN the New York papers on
Monday morning by William II. Vanderbilt. deny
ing tic statements III general circulation thht the
Vanderbilt roads had not earnca tho dividend fhnt
Arnd D vn0nrntDrY affect
, 1876-09-29

Mon1Lt, Sent. oa.-Cottun- -Qatot and hEm; mlddng.
t0fci net 7G3 bales, snlds soo; eapo'ts p France.
l,1lt, cds1twisD, 75l
BAvAxxAu, aept aa.-cotton r.eadyt losfes not,
1D4a hairs; grusk a1os tnics SUI s1pufs " utdat
urltatn >, to-; coastwtse. 2, 04a.
GALygsroN. Sept. 1s.-cottnn heaTyt dull; MIDI
dlug, iu1sc; neL l,DuD bales: saies, s.a.
CMAHLE.rox, Sept H. Cotton essy; mitlng. 1o}4c,
net, :, 3a4 bAlea, ihlca, 100. ...-
NEW OxixAxs, Sept. es,-CnttoH In Eood demand,
sn!cs O. 200 balesl good ordinary. a8v4c; low mid
ding lUdRlU4u; tntddl1ng lOsGttUNo; 6ood tldlfnI
il,tsllAtt receipts, net. 2.yuo Ososi srssa s.uUt
rxputts, NuLet stock, u, 4U.
, 1876-09-29

CLEVELAND, sopt. 9K-retrplsnm market stesdy
and trm, standard willie. u. f0l test. 2ac,
PlrrYpuRa, r., 6ept, .s.-Th!s being holiday,
nothing IL doing In petroleum; crN4e hoMuailJ ~ ~:
rtnneA, aue, FA1deiphlA delivery.
, 1876-09-29
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were filed for record |
Thurs1Hv. Sent. GS:

The following instruments werc filed for record
Thursday, Sept. 2S:
EtTY PROPERTY,
Wett Twelfth It. II cor Ut DcsTlnlnte 1t, 49,
~ ~. t0fli5D n. dated Aux. 19 ..:..::..$ 1900
ulxtcl nj, trJ n Of Sophia II, y I, 25xl13 IT..
viii JadinEs. tntei July !,,...:..::..,::.... loo
siasei 5niy 1000
r. .ntcsl enf. ~ " 100
Il, VII; III 6alins ds.ed Sert. 3,Goo
"dacJ aspt . -" eco
IL Il. lstsi surt H.. 5000
"s ~, ssxlo #, tiaiei SEPT 800
I.l!s Il, with buttiiae, iatcd Jn,y W.,..,., 7un
yul;T,i Or ..leY LIMITS, WITHIN 4 KAhLge OF SEVEN
~ NILES or TIE EJUkT.H0FAk.
ioOsiS3 STU It. anteI July 2J...........s 800
, 1876-09-29

Nkw YoRK, Sept. cs.-Tho market waa generally
quilt account ut the llchrow holiday. Cotton Koods
seady At unchanged prices lrhtsh active md
have still upward tendency. PAci1c and Arnoids
ptlnts UP 10 ~. and Freomln's tu Tho. otn.ha,ns
wore tubbsg freely as low heurea Mcns wear wool'
cha wuts luIet Fiannua and IiAlkess wsrd In s&s4dy
demand,
, 1876-09-29
THE CANAL.

DNino.ronr. Sept. "a. s.-Ahntvrp-r.F Homeland,
Lasalle, 3. 900 bu corn; prup Good, ltcnrJ, 4,5ol
bu corn: W. T. lockwood. Laeon, q, 200 bu con-;
A. Woo1son, Joliet 6, 600 bu corn: ODosds.a,
Morris, i, GOO bu corn; omaha, Morris, $500 ba
corn: r. Ryburn, MaracillcB, o, 600 In corn; Geo,.
Rla, scncca Q, 400 bu corn; prop Peerless, 1tt.al
4, 800 bu corn: Tempest, Ottawa, 9.sO0 bu eota;
prop Heath, Henry, +, 600 hn corn; Frederick,
CLkAnsp-Dayaawn, Joliet. t]5, st7h It lumber;
prop Montnuk, Lockpott, 4, AL bu wheat; Altla.
Ito, Kanknkce Feeder. .s2, .s2 $50 II lumber 13 5ft
shingles; Orion. Joliet, VI, $3.50 II lumber. 1iaD
lath; Neptune, LaSalio, 10. b38 It lumber.
, 1876-09-29

IOthls,t,a4tt stfttsbs+sstbss U+N3R IsSH0t va
CATTLK-WhAtevsr changes there may hAva been N
tho position Of yesterdays Matket they certainly Ners
not TO tho advantage ot sects unless tic fact tAt tue
receipts were sonlething lcss thnn on the preceding
days Of tho week may he REGARDED ~ o change IN
sccss' favor. There was no imptosementn In tho 40.
tand In ths quality of tho supply OF In pricea, nor wha
the tone Of adstcts from the Eus In any way improved
Trado opened dut, with not fcwef than 10 o0o fcad
Of cattit In the yards Ol that number shout onst'rl
xas worked n during ting daY a the lowcst peeea Q!
tho week. tho hulk u tho trldinK be1nE ngn'
ftw clIoce 9 sxi1r found buyers 4 u nsan ~ t,at
Of cowa were 1t ~ uks2 ~ 0f atockhrs At a. 49 e.
and Of exlas It a. 3fs2Do Shippers npetnttd sgief.
" 81. 26&f. 10 fof common to good fieon Mc!EnmE
from l.uO " S4l p0ua Hnca Of extra HradGs were
lUa henu A. &aNl6 6y btrAdcf, WAdsNorlh q MA!t VI
ssa 4 = X GsssX G III @ + .rHs sSs
cinfed hcaYy. wt mora than enough ttock left eyer y
meet thu wants Ut tbs trat during tho feLnainucr OF
tne wsvk.
Choice Hetvts-Flhc. fat, Informed !.
year t3 n-year'o!l tteers, weighing se 70 e.A. m
inE ,HE to ssi ill., 1894 60
inE l. io0 70 l. a ibs. ssoz4a n
putChtr1' StoCk-Pa0E To c1t1mnn sccra. and
Weisiing stS 10 j. ioo it, ~. 22se2 rs
IL T. do lin 74o0s. %
Suiis, aud scaisWsE ateefa............... te2 %
fnHu tirpYcs q 1ssi 10
Toat-fer lHI iba sOt3. -
, 1876-09-29

woor.-conttruea fairly actsve an,, lrm, The r,
rr, are aht, and tia aocA On hand T. rn"atfata w
firmly hcl Tn,.. wnslleb, .4L% fair 10 No.. Htl7ts
wkshr4 frrct. fnc nnt nic,nn,, asN31c; tneduh un-
wAsEcu, 2l4s.5c, mo Do, le'tI1G.
, 1876-09-29
GENERAL MARKETS.

DNoOM,CoTN-was in fair demand and steady.
rs sssp. ns,sa s; 4 Gssss ss ssn
sts s ~ ~ ss's sass.s :: ssa . sss q
medium = sss'ss g ~ is braid 4's' inferior 'F''
nuTrEn-rrice. rrro 'rm. There VI, no .epsraat
sysF' ,.oH II mo s Medium as to scoa sr.
sae: i i,ats.isr to common. issslse. r,......
modefa!e ooE anoTsment a. m snneHGa r51See
Ssss s: ESSsss M .s
KEGS 9as oasss G.es4 s,1'a n 9asae na5 a aoaSlo @
~ ssn''s' ""s' ..,,.s w.. w. .,.,ss
eat r. ms!kes net .tfsss & ss5
nItkss iosres ya n onsenG' y pserns e 'ss mnS
e sn: r.s. %s
assssi atssis nsoa 70 fancy 'Ae''' ~ Aa1 1''as
&c. Isht saaa ~ "s sn tho s14s, 1nns1S 81
es'Ss fS:.sss fSS;$S' ssa%s ,;ssss
$sgseo'oo' u. 'a'''hoF' '"'' eo''' ''''A' "''
ss1s s''0 for 'e'n
fsSsss ss sSsss, fS;s
ss$s Sss*s;si 81 SS 'S$$ Fs
si:io fsn'i'y XII. eolas.
s7Hs7 Ssitks: 81 Sya as, sb s6ssdet hsirisK
'aEmR!Y SefN HN ;f'SHuG SutM :a,issssSy active ovo.
n,eft Ia fotn;n frEta was notci. but snsstcs wcfa
ss: ys:y sSsfs7$' 5 :;Ss Ss'
n i :s,x':a ~:
asss ss:'s": :sS H.
| Notfstic-Nhlrk apnlts lkTtact Michigan 10. 50
, 1876-09-29
NOD SALES,

f:; ss q ft!:4;t$ ss:; 4 tt "a 4; 'f:
:::$ Fl; ss5 $$ rs; s:: ss$
U. u i i ID Il ID Il Il
\; s5: $||: s :ss' s'Pa Ct % ass assis
{ 'E:E| || 3| & & 4: & (: '||
of sf tsd s ss 81 4 s am e. shas
sSy aSt ssss ss 1Raat ~
osds extra stssTs oiiaE; i0r Ss nos .0a
s!t!ss $sss K; sss'
;ss sosa i:'.' s9sss 9asss
.x 5 il H. enc @rs s e s.s sss! sE !h'ss fs s
Ssyy stasa hugs s0ia aiivs Il no tota Western
EAST LIBERTY.
KAsr ItnIa5Y Ps ssDt s, to. TO-
sIis msriets sos. to- iafse days, ss heai; eye1y.
af ssa & sst stod. ssssa
&C. 4s;ss sts sssfs .s:s nss a.ss
,sss !. sss.ssz soo total for F'' days.
ST.. Louis, Sent ~ 3chiss1for 1or grades tho mp:
exceed. ts amsn! 4s shsr .s sst'si sss.e @ ~ prime
S!u saGs9 u fsf s; roor s s. Is; sess mi
!sis5; q; xs9a q s.elss tEfoasa Texans,
CINCINNATI. Sept ~ -tiaas-stea!'y md nrtni com.
Hs s.s1s. kssS ses;p
shipments, Al.
LUMBER.
The cargo market VISA agau very dull and weak. Tie
offerings were large, and very few buyers appeared
tho market, The yard desers sru holding Saek catt'
inR that they have largo atoaks on hand aud that tho
outlook fur the fail trade n not promising enough To
warrant eir adding to tholr present suplIea and tho
interior dcnlala TOR cargoes Ia limited A. good many
des !l!sr ,nRk!aE aek satSsEa s''ps s ess stnf
snVies auIet and Hpchasedi 9notAhle at l.00a
hftn yarSs trads il oay fair: 4 good many oraers
which !ayo ttcun held Until rlfar weather being
IF ss s :s. y @ ss1 3 III L. :a It
ctast Stacks IN tho country sa1d to hn iHht but
81 Ct 1s .n 4 r. sS marks1 a
isss A.
better usual uHE19 tAH tlQll4 BIZ VERY
, 1876-09-29

amt 0tm with fair business, futures
,iuli and stout stcsdy, but cIosed acsrccIy
80 hr'ht t*ldA o. SO tcs prime Meam
on the spot 1t etO Eoai035 and 80 tcs nav, to arrttc
ii Sio a7,xt car mid nj ain IN: b tcR far NoYetn.
hsr :. 70 aa,x IN tcs sar At A. a7x, noo
nat a. sfa1N. ~ etes ~ poLenIps. ~ es'uf1.
csSdl1c opti0n for inc Fc4u1tHhor o1 lne ytAF ~
&c. 72A closing offered 1t Co. 70 and brokerage;
m tr, fnr January nt Sn 70
~ gaaorNRennsd lower, raw sues, dull and uou,toay
unchanged. .........
79ilo.o-Less hsms aalch 8 8oc bA prime at l3.1oc
nrr n
r.s,, x.,. c..,.~ ,.,.h .n,.. ~ ,en h,,.
:" .,s. 'H"o' "s"''' "'p s"'' VI ''o
At ii IL per gallon. -.--....
10 ths Wesf<ra Annotated Etest.
N1w Yonx Sent. 98,-Cniton- iiIfAtf b.tac,
futures unfetticA; september. ii i.Iilt6I 1+.tlc;
tctuhtf, ilGit 1.1c; November. II l.t41it J.:f!ci
Dtcemter. II k.3ac, January. II a.37c, February
I'll 11'3ct March, t!2tt ApFtt II u. eei Mhy iHa
T. i52cf ,!G ~ 1:iue' '"'S II oe@tAsse'
ssoMr-tcceints. IL Hn br1t, n,ndcrste dcrnnd No.
, 1876-09-29

TunpEN'rINE.
wlLxtauroM, Bept 7s.-splstts u turpsnt!ne hr1n1
, 1876-09-29

FLOUR-Wns In fair demand VI full former prices,
with only light ocr!ngs tho stocks do mol ncrcaAe.
and thcrp Il better disposition 10 take hold fur ship
ent, Balca wcro reported Of Ts8 bsis winter partly At
5000, br,s spring e1tras chiefly nt 81 oo' 100
bsa spring supernuc4 A. ST. TO- snd m h1b rye Hour on
private terms Total DIS brs The market
vlntcrs 60 70; medium winter 10. .spao0 001 cho!cs
spring extras, 50. 2ss57st medium do. S50o&3. .5
shipplng e1trat &4.tot6oo; choice patents. sg SOC
7SO, common do. ss.738s1o 70. aouF saFingss &s.eog
s7st sprinx upernncs, $5.Ou43.a0, Rye dou., *t.oo
6st.1h,
Rrdn-1yas In modarats demnnd, aud hEIncr. Bales
wore 80 tons u r1ck and 80 Is freo on boar
Also, ~ tons ffom winter whest At eto.Oo Tres on
board.
Bcrttnfn9s-gslc wa tntdo Of 10 toua At $751; To oil
track.
, 1876-09-29

while Michigan. Tyr inl. with declining tthdhnrft
Wrstrr u,0t cd At 7t7lc the taller IN &1trtti Hen
m Wrstcrn for delivery nrsl wrrs ns 7ar- md ~ hn
10 tor delivery the rat haf If ctotrr rrnrscd A. 74r
an outside price Corn rnlea p!sHhtly In bnyhrA favor,
with n1odcratc n1aness tepusted for export and HON.
$4,000 bn At sost@s7c for steamer ml1cl
Rrnded and unaradti, b70S7H for eail
mixed, Including 1sou hu for export At h7o
a1aat; snaa0c for Nrgsaed Western mlxett. the lat
ter for very ctocos bs19,0c for Kansaa m,xcal 700
fos Mol. Data about ID per bu better. with hrAk
trails: ndvanct mainly m ron,mon And inferior
sAmpcst aAlcA Of l1n uD u At i'40c fuf mi1edt and
37es2o for wo Western and state, 33c tot rc}estedt
4Dc for No. vhtc &c for cho!co now white Mfcht'
gan u affiYn soon; a37t1u for new mixed Weaterns
ostaa1n for white western.
Oetda frttph.s-MudcPatty fair moveU1nnt for borth
toof tnne being about aeayt IN charter room only
small huiness. mud ratss fnons Two instances hlows
sIleht ucciinui engagement to Liverpool, by iteam.
&C. Oo0 bushels grain ut I'd. ....-...
IoristonsFork very !n, saleA Of 100 Iris ncw mcsa
on The spos 75 $50 bss for October At a.
the second cali for Octoer SIN 50 bid and 0e5 ask.
Ell, and for the reminder VI Tho ytar $l463 h and
$3.50 asked. Cut raeats IN limited rcdnestt ittdcs
SPOT f,rm. With fair bus!neass futures
dull and about steady but cIoaed icsscciy
80 hrmt h*ldA Of $40 tcs prtme steam
on the spot etO EoaiO s., and 80 tcs new to arrtc,
a. Sos7xt oct0ber hold Al s1sO; SOD tics far NoTcns
her 1t ka a2. $50 tcs for December ut g. a7Hs 900
tcs socrs' option for the rtsua!nnr Of the ycnr At
ss87H90. 724 closing oncrcd II 10 and brokeFago
COO les tor 1anilnsy At $0.73.
gngdr-Renned lowe1t raw su9a. dull and noultnally
unchanged.
Ta,ioso-Less arm, sales. eooo ns prime at sls.loc
pcr n.
Aisky-Markes shade armer, With salca Of iCo brIs
at 81. IL per gallon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23
NEVADA NEWS.

At late meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Yellow jacket Mining Company it
was unanimously resolved to increase
The number Of shares Of stock in the
above named mine from "a, 1000 to 120,-
600. or five for one, at o par value Of
500 per share. aggregating $l2. 900, 600.
Oscar Bedell, the father Of q young
fireman killed at Cedar Pass, being at
Independence station and hearing of the
death OF his son. started on foot for the
scene OF the accident, and had both of
his feet frozen to such an extent as to
necessitate amputation.
Samuel Mckee & Co., the last Of the
put and call firms Of Virginia City. are
adjusting their affairs with their creditors
on basis OF twenty-five cents on the
dollar. They state that many OF their
creditors are willing to settle on these
terms. Since their advent in that city
they have paid out to their customers
nearly $50, 900. while their receipts have
been scarcely $l5, 900.
The Ell Dorado coal mine is looking
better than ever before, the developments
being Of highly encouraging nature.
By sinking they have passed through
two measures each as much a. twelve
feet in thickness; and below this they
encounter many small seams, which in
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23

A PERENNIAL NUIsANcE.-That miser-
able fellow Dockeray. is only happy
when he has made himself and every
body else wretched. He is vagabond
strolling hither and thither and is al-
ways meddling in other peoples business
and of course always falling into scrapes.
He went to Cuba, got to interfering in the
troubles which have SO long afflicted
that island. was gobbled by the Spanish
authorities who tried and sentenced him
to death. 1t is great pity that they
were not permitted to carry out their
kind intentions and thus rid themselves
and the world Of q nuisance. However,
he has more lives than cat, and was
taken to Spain, from whence he escaped
no doubt by connivanco Of his jailors,
who must have been heartily glad to get
rid OF him. He comes back and is forth
with indicted for stealing while collector
of customs at some port in Florida. We
have no doubt in the world but that the
charge is true. He is one of Grants
carpet-bag appointees in the Southern
States and they all stole everything on
which they could lay their hands. Sc
therefore there is little room to doubt,
that Dockery was not like the balance.
At any rate he has been taken to Florida
to answer the charge. II is to be hoped
that one of the largest alligators in the
upper st. Johns river will make meal
OF the pestiferous nuisance. 1t will be
bad for the alligator but seeing the bene-
fit it will confer it should not object.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23
THE TRUE TEST.

To throw the control of national af-
fairs into Democratic hands is altogether
too hazardous an experiment TO be will.
inely tried.-(S. L. Tribune.
We don't care whether the hands
which control the national affairs be
Democratic or Republican provided they
are honest. Provided. further, they do
not have Private Secretaries like Bah
cock; Cabinet Ministers like Belknap.
Williams, Delano, Richardson, Boutwsll,
Cresswell and company; Ministers like
Schcnck and Cramer: associates like
Shepherd, Harrington and the rest OF the
safe burglars; that they do not receive
brides under the thinly disguised pre-
text OF gifts; that their bfothers and
kindred are not allowed to obtain in
formation Of the intended proceedings Of
the Government for the purpose of using
such knowledge for their pecuinary
benefit. The additional proviso is also
needed that seven or eight States of the
Union will not be given over to wreck
and ruin for the purpose of retaining q
party in Office; also, that the House Of
Representatives and Senate OF the United
States will not be disgraced by the ad-
mission OF men whose crimes have fitted
them for admission to o penitentiary
rather than the national legislature Of a
great people. II men are selected for
the great Offices OF state who will eschew
these evil practices and disgraceiul
errors. who will labor earnestly and in
diligently to promote the honor and
welfare Of the country. who will on all
occasions and under all temptations act
honestly and honorably, who will 30
guide the walk OF the their official life
that they fear not investigation, either
by friend or foe. we care not with what
political party they affiliate. 1t is no
consequence whether they are Northern
or Southern men. whether they vote the
Democratic or Republican ticket. Such
mon will be good and faithful officers,
and they are the great want Of the public
service Of this country. Don't ask to
which party a candidate belongs, but,
with Jefferson. inquire as he honest,
is he capable?" They IRE the true test
and none other should be relied upon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23
APLEA FOR REL1aIous LIBERrY.

But in our view, Republicanism of
genuine sort has it's foundation in the
ideas which ind admirable expression in
the Declaration OF Independence. II we
interpret that instrument Alright. II holds,
among other truths which are "self-
evident" that this Government is rightly
the asylum for men of all creeds, and
that all men being created equal, all are
entitled to like fair treatment, no mat
ter what their religious views may be-
GCarson Appeal.
Shake hands Mr.. Appeal. There is
the right ring in those words. They ore
not only true but should be respected
and acted upon by all. Much to our re-
greet in some Of the papers OF this State
We lately have read snesrs aud SCOTS at
the religious faith Of others. Such ex.
pressions always return TO plague those
who utter them. They also betray that
feeling Of intolerance aud tendency to
persecution for conscience sake, that
should Hnd no place in the bosom Of any
patriotic and intelligent citizen. II the
history Of the world DO examined, there
Is no more melancholy chapter, than the
records OF the wars, prosecutions, mas
sacres and suffering OF every description,
caused by the contentious OF those who
differed in faith and creed. Knowing
this by the dear bought personal ex-
p6rience Of themselves and their ances-
tors, the Revolutionary Fathers, wisely
avoided any interference with the relig-
ious belief Of their fellow citizens. They
knew, as we all know or should know,
that that is purely personal matter, of
which the only arbiters are the Almighty
and the conscience OF each individual. In
that forum none others have
the right OF entrance or dictation.
Therefore in framing the constitu-
ton which is now the organic
law Of the land. all limits or shackles
upon the formation and exercise of re-
ligious opinion were carefully revised.
What were then the rights of American
citizens are their rights to-day. The en-
joyment Of life, liberty and pursuit OF
happiness Is as precious now as then.
The persecution OF an individual or sect
or community for their religious views
IL still as indefensible as when the cele-
brated declaration setting forth those
rights was framed. This being the case
all attempts to light the fires Of a relig-
ious controversy by the intrusion OF such
matters In the political contests OF the
day should be deprecated and avoided.
Such q proceeding can only result in
mischief and disaster. Those who advo.
cate such course should not be trusted
either % officials or leaders Of parties OF
opinions. 90 their acts and teachings
based upon suoh views, must inevitably
terminate in trouble, misery and danger
to the best interests OF the country
Those who counsel persecution for con
science sake should DO avoided as q
leper. Their paths lead to destruction;
peace and happiness with them have nc
abiding place.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23

G. A. W.. the veracious and astute COR
respondent OF the S. f. Alta. says there
are no whisky frauds on the Pacific
Coast. Oh, no those San Francisco
fellows are not stout enough to defraud
the revenue. They are too honest aud
too patriotic. The only transactions
they have with the whisky ring ars-in
horn,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23

"Would 60 to Jail first" That's what
Kilbourne. of the Washington Real Es-
tate Pool. said he would do sooner than
answer the questions put by the Con-
grsssional Investigating Committee. The
committee took Kilbourne at his word,
30 Xii found his bourn in the Washing
ton Jail.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-23

A bolt Of lightning struck . tree in
front Of Chicago Alderman's house the
other night, and in his fright the Alder
man remarked: Hold on, I'll restore
the monsy!"-GS. +. Alta.
What world Of investigation it would
prevent, II that kind Of lightning were
TO visit Washington. It would beat BEis.
tow's all hollow.