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tapren ta9lt6 UNI baltfn az in 6anpper. Vpuiia Gjcrs
nensptle charlottesville Sbs. Mebum's Silver, Green
wppp, sSa9n fbprp. Sthuntpn, @pIben. Mtlbprp', 0pps
hS@ten nne allen Stattpaen rpeltli9 ron Q(Qcgbane
atsptt:'pt attpna3ise ne laden ;Ni6mpn6 fir Gpr.
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u. 81. g. Dunn,
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, 1876-12-07

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Man6eiter. $. 9. Seaman pber
Simmons unb @lice @ilborne, ,paren
Dor Dem WaDor geitern Morsen, auf Die
InfIase einen Smuggling ermoroet gu
hobcn, pie mir eeitern l6on anse9eben.
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Delte nerIboben.
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Yarf 0otel
gang renoSirt une nit einer9te lfnuratiDn erfsn
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baten. Die preiie limb mdbie,
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staot unb in DC Ndbe Der folgenben @e,
iAdftspldbe: .,Gpbarrp grtanae," ,@prn &
6our @rdanst," vppitrffes" uganfs,"
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sei6dfIsbauiern.
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Capitol Dart g~eaeniib +.
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me Setmatb %ffnpen, 81 sinsm ber Belt anse-
meienen preiie.
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unp aufwarts. Gin Babe. Simmer bsf bet
llb in ieper gta9e.
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&laif nit ben fsth lted ginrittunaen.
Sobn 9. S~nellin9& So
, 1876-12-07
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Yort nit 10S.

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riibmte 6iuelil6e Sui9e Mrs aus SID
tenruB nn0 G:lm b%ereitet. 8eioe BE-
ltanotbelle wcroen inni9 nit eincnoer
ct, porauf man Die Mli9un9 IN
DeiBem Walier erwei9t unb BON n letn
lor9faltl9 oEr6fnetet. 9lelem @emen-
Sc miro nun nod cine Mrt Siute Su9es
, 1876-12-07

Sausbieb perhoftei. Wm.
scSadlon, elm Neser, Sausfne9t zines
Manufafturlpaaren = @ei9dfts in Der
8rpab StroBe, ipurbe perbaftst, neil er
aus benz @el6dfte perl9iebere @a6en,
Die in ieiner Mobnuns sefunben, seltob
len. Seute witb er Dor Dem Boli5elri6
Ter er51einen.
, 1876-12-07

8erbre6er. Soleenoe 8erbre-
der ipuroen 9eltern in Der pe%nitentiarD
ab9cliefert
NelIon DancD, bon Yulasti GonotD,
l Sa0r, iue9en Sauseinbru4.
Gobert Wfit6eQ, Don 9runstpif
County, 5Sabre, pegen Notbau6t.
, 1876-12-07

@rpbe @rBHnurs BON ben belten
oussepabltelten
SerbIf unO @inter Wauuiaftur WQaren,
GurSewaaren unp MSbepaaren, bel
Sept &egter,
SEQ. 627 Groa StraBe,
peIbe gu ben b%illelfen baar pleiler s~erfaufi
per.en |%pler. Die ~ueuelten aleicerseuse 30
allen Sprten. Sbawl uno 5elt- NGde in al
len 4ualiGaten. 9 rae Oamen-Siber.
ManteL naG ben n~fueltsn Multsrn.
GaiimereS. Tlannene,
NomeItlcs uno walieroidte l3euge
in oasn 6artsn. l1nier 8urSwaarrn Depar,
tement 1T gang aeFllt NIT elatten ano see reif.
ten Oamen- unp ainosrtliimpfen. @lace-
8 nbi9uben, WanlGetten uup Rrage So
l@fltiider, @prIe!s, 9anptii1er, Serpietten,
ac., &C.; unp unlere 5ancY @pooS unp Gtid =
reien tSnnen niGt iibsrtr fen perbsn-wie
Gtnner Wertnp N6ntel tnp Spa5iers9tBGe !;
Saden, Uiben tnb Nfgbans.
WaI1erb 6te Mdntel perpeu altf Sefeluuo
9entaht, Nnb unIer @rpbsns : epal intent tit NIT
ben nsaeltfn Multern perlcten, ,eltempelte
Spbe, ptlpw Seama. Spibcn, geioB Setbe
unp Snumwplenaeuge INNER uprrdtbia.
Gin 2oAer BON SOC. Wlace 0anbtcbu6e.
Nuftrdae ppm &agpe mfrben piinftIl9 unc
l9nsu relOral. Oa0mmt frab unp lebt Sud
luIer VQ4er am n Int
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SRidmonb. Oo,f 9liuer ulto Gbeiapeafe
Gtlenbabn Company
&i6nCnb, Cert Silver unb gkefapcate @iftnbabn Gp.
Sffce res Supe tutenoenJ en-, =
Nt6mpnp, 3D., IS. NCptmber, 1876.
Verdnoerltng bes Sabrplans,
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gerdnbernns bes Sabrplans.
Wtnter = arrangement.
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meno fptto ~anss1Dmmen Die QBaeen fatren burd ron
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eegeben. ~
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ben tic. etc. au3ulebsn.
Semis y. 8Iair & Co.,
10 tp 1913 Utatu StrnBe,
, 1876-12-07
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alarm 6 a # e n.
No.. 2 erFe pUlisei @tatiun.
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~. 4 Srttts 9cfisei Citation.
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No. ~ @de Der 25lten unb 8roob GU
M' - @ds Der 17tsn unb Murlbau Ctr
N'. "a eds Der 17tsn unb Malbinotust
Ctr. ~
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ctr.
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NO. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Maiu ctr
NO. SO Gde Der 22lfsn unp Main ctr
no. "a gas Der 13ten unb Carp ctr
NO. 3-5 StdptiGss Mrmenbans.
Np. So Greoesar GilensgEerfe.
NO. Al @ds Der 9tsu unb 9sis Ctr.
No. z grOao Strabe, ode Sail aus.
Np. 4-3 Ode Curing unb pine Ctr.
No. As @ds ct. Sames unb Dusal Ctr,
MO. 4-6 Spr Bsnb"us, 25fe Ctr.
No. 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 ctr.
No. SO Ode Der Clap IN @ilmer ctr.
, 1876-12-07

Sebbpn unb 8rure,
eon1mll6on MerdantS uno Qqu0r-
9dnoler,
Gir9iria Str., nabe GatD,
NtGmpnr, Sa.
, 1876-12-07
SfD6 INNER triumpbtrenb.
Die @besl lie s @ilfou
Ndb-0 iafhtnen nabm ben Srana
auf Der
Gentennt I,

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baben
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05


The monument ordered by the Unit
ed Stated Government for n memorial
OF tho Ia, 900 Union soldiers who died
in the rebel prison at Salisbury, North
Carolina, was to have been shipped
fIom the Mcdonald quarry ut Mason,
New Hampshire, Monday, tho 10th
inst. This monument il l3 feet suunro
at its first base, and its second base is
feet square. IL inches high, and
handsomely moulded The die of the
monument is z feet square, feet 8
inches high, panneled OH four sides,
cnriched with laurel leaves, and weighs
nearly eighteen tons. Tho cap above
die is feet square, foot and / inches
high, and nodded. The base for the
shaft 9 feet 6 inches square, nodded,
ornnnented with olive leaves, and
mounted with holmet, sword and shnck.
les. The SHIFT is ( feet square mt the
bRse, Is ono solid picco, 81 feet long
and weighs % tons. This is ornament.
ed with n United States Shield, with
stHrs and stripes. Tho raiscd table
above, covered with cnrvcd drapcry.
could hardly 10 better executed in mar.
bic. Tho only lettering OH tho mon-
handsomely cut letters, wo sco tho
simple inscription, "Iro I'airia," and
still higher, twining 10 tho very ton of
tho obclisk, is branch Of olive leaves.
The Government hAs also ordered of
Mcdonald n heavy granite curbing to
surround tho monument, md IL is in-
tended to have the whole in place with
In week.
GENERAL BBNET, Chief Of Ordnance,
has appointed commission OF Ord.
nance officers to proceed to Philadcl-
phiH. to investigate r1 invention Of
Eldridge Wheeler Of welding steel with
iron. Millions OF dollars have been
expended by difToront nations OF tho
earth i'll experimenting with this pro.
blem, but without result. EIdrilpc
Wheeler, it is understood, has succeed.
cd III manufacturing an iron gun viii,
steel lining. III tho opinion OF tho
Ordnance officers OF tho army and nnyy
II is destined to revOlutionizo tho gni,
business all over tho world. The In.
yentiOn Of Mr.. Wheeler is thought ia
be discovery OF tho nrt Of mnnufnStur.
ing tho famous Damascus blndc. Il Is
understood tho Prussian GoycrnIncu,
has sent Commission, which Is now
en rout for Philadelphia, to examine
and report upon the wonderful inyen,
tion. Admiral Porter, who has OK.
nmined tho model OF Mr.. Wheeler
gun. expressed worry favorable opinion
of it.-Sdn Francisco Iitd.
THERE seems to DO somo fatalit,
governing tho Republican nomination,
for Members of the Lower House o.
Congress. Since tho organization oI
tho State, wo hRvo had tho privilege o.
olocting NIL the Congressman oTcep
Mr.. Kendall, md wo believe ho ha,
thus far been tho only ono who ha,
shown himself at all fit for tho position
WorthinglOn, Ashly md Tom Fitch
well tho less said tho bottcr; mud now
II sooms, wo Nro again badly sold o,
! Northumberland Rcgi:icr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05

tT'In introducing this new Firm aud
asking for faTors in the way Of patron.
age we will sny that the best guarantee
wo can give is the record of our former
business relations in Elko County.
Our senior partner, Mr.. Gabriel
Colin, the founder Of the business and
sole manager Of the former firm OF
BHdt d Cohu, will have the manage
mcnt OF tho business. Wo think it su-
periiuouB to say more.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
'ASKroN, Dakota, Feb. 2.

tISh nauo Ah CuOEL 10 IOD ING Dank OI
Railey & Co., at that place Sunday
night, but failod. ... =. ..,
YASKroN, Dakota, Feb. 2.
John B. Dillon, Of Standing Rock,
Dakota, has entered into q contract to
establfah q stage line from Eost Pierce
to Custar City and Kills City, in the
BLACK Hills mines. s.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.
The Government contemplatos q
change in the programme of operations
against the crooked whisky men here,
by transferring the most important
cases for trial TO st. Louis and Evens-
vile. The reasons given by the Gov
ernment Prosecutor for this move are
TINT the chances are. against securing
an impartial jury in this locality.
Revenue Supervisor Brady says that
his investigation has disclosed the fact
that the chief frauds have been affected
by means Of the rubber process. Nu-
merous indictments are pending, and
the whisky crowd is evidently scotclIed.
Besides the eight whisky men in
dicted for refusing to produce their
books, Thorne & Co.. the largest dis
tillers here, were indicted this morning.
A Government officer connected with
the prosecution, said to-day that the
next two weeks will be big with start
ling developments about the Now Or
leans ring.
NEW YoRK, Feb. Q.
Something here, before unheard of,
is the shipment of herrings TO Sweden,
yet leading shipping firm of this city,
who sent vessel to Gloucester, Mass,
has completed n charter for 899 barrels
OF herring for Gottenberg, Sweden, the
vessel being the Swedish schooner
Eskimo. The rate of freight pnid was
three shillings sterling per barrel.
The total imports OF manufactured
silk at this port during January, were
$l,G2i, l43.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 2.
Col. Charles Il. Gill. of Madison.
the newly appointed Commissioner of
Pensions, in place of Atkinson, resign
ed, wns appointed at tho solicitation of
Senator Howe, who hRd some difficulty
in prevailing upon him to accept the
place, Col. Gill refusing for q week or
more to take II. Mr.. Gill was Colonel
OF the goth Wisconsin regiment, which
he raised and led with courage and
bravery i'll the late war. He is q lawyer
Of high standing, and is at present
Government Attorney In the Fox and
Wisconsin River suit. He wns Attorney
General Of Wisconsin for two years after
coming out Of the war.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 2.
Tho jury in the Antioch distillery
case, disagreed and were discharged
this morning. They are reported to
have stood five for Government and
seven for defendant.
Currency, 88T and 80.
MONTREAL, Feb. 2.
The death is announced Of David
Torrantt, OF this city, one of tho oldest
and most successful merchants in tho
dominion, md was President of the
Bank Of Montreal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
RUSSELL g. BRADLEY.

To our Friends and the Public
Generally:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05
KANSAS CIrI, Feb. 2.

A special received from Weston,
Platte county, Missouri, snJs a gong Of
men made an effort to ROB the bank OF
Railey & Co, at that place Sunday
night, but fnilod. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-05

YASEroN, Dakota, Feb. 2.
John B. Dillon, of Standing Rock,
Dakota. has entered into q contract to
establiah stage line. from EJSt Pierce
to Custar City and Hills City, in the
Black Hills mines. =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-09-02
VOL. 70, NO. Sc.
Gov. Hayes Nomination Something
About Friday.

Has not Mr.. Hayes good reason to con-
graduate himself upon the day of the week
upon which he was nominated? Friday,
you know, is regarded by some vulgar
people as an unlucky day, but for Ameri-
cans at least it has proven itself to be one
of the most fortunate of the seven. 1t
was on Friday the Sd of August, 1892,
that Columbus sailed from the harbor of
Paios for the New World. 1t was Friday
the 18th of October, 1892, that he first
saw the land, after 20 days of navigation.
1t was on Friday the 4th day of January,
1893, that he sailed on his return to Spain,
to announce to their Majesties the glorious
results of his expedition; and on Friday
the 18th Of March, 1893, he embarked in
Andalusia. 1t was on Friday the 18th of
June, 1894, that he discovered the Amer
lean Continent.
On Friday, March 9Th, 1897, Henry
VII Of England gave to John Cabot his
dispatch for the voyage which resulted in
the discovery of the Continent Of North
America. On Friday, November 10th,
1920, the MaytaO,cer first disembarked a
few emigrants on American soil at Prov
incetown, and on Friday the 22d of De-
cember, 1920, her passengers finally land
ed at Plymouth Rock. It was Friday,
February 22d, 1882, that George Wash
ington was born. 1t was Friday, June
10th, ITS, that the Battle of Bunker
Hill was fought, and on Friday, October
7th, TIT, that the surrender of Saratoga
took place, which event decided France to
give her aid to the Americans. The trea-
SON of Arnold was discovered on Friday,
Lord CORVALLIS surrendered Yorktown on
Friday, October 10Th, and ON Friday,
June 18th, 1776, Richard Henry Lee
read the Declaration of Independence to
the Continental Congress.
Now as the Governor takes no part in
the Presidential canvass, let us all feel he
is the right man in the right place and
each true and honest citizen cast his vote,
and invoking Gods blessing upon the
land and him that he might discharge his
high duties with truth and Justice WI
msagtos 1Deell,) Tribune.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-09-02

Environment among Governor Til
den's hackers at St. Louis was the Hon.
John Morrissey ex-pugilist, ex-member
of Congress, and professional gambler.
A Saratoga correspondent thus writes Of
Morrissey and his establishment at that
fashionable resort:
MIR. John Morrissey is the chief oper-
ator on the Wall street of Saratoga. 1t lis
now the height of his season, for the races
have brought crowd of great and small
brokers to his royal exchange. There he
reigns supreme, and maintains system of
order worthy of imitation in New York.
Here in open day, or rather, under brill
liant gaslight, they were playing the vari-
GUS games of cards, roulette, faro, rouge
etnoir, and other like devices for the ex-
change Of money. Now, I'll tell you
something said Morrissey, that your
Wall street broker dare not tell you: The
odds of all these games is in favor of the
bank. You sit down and play with me
game or two and you may win but you
play with me every night for month and
I'll burst you"
Yet Saratoga is in the State of New
York there are laws in that State against
public gaming. Tilden is the executive
charged with the duty of seeing the laws
enforced. and as everybody knows, he is a
great ref0rmer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-09-02
Failures---What they Teach.

The numerous failures and suspensions
which have made the commercial world,
since the panic of 1878, one OF constant
upheaval and change, should be utilized,
by those fortunate ones who have thus far
escaped disaster and by those who are en-
tering, for the first time, the field of bus
mess life, for the lessons that may be
drawn from them. Failures, like every
species of mishap, only follow from suf-
fcient cause; and usually it is one that
could have easily been counteracted or
avoided if the facts Of its existence had
not been unknown. And it is just here
that we find so many of our business men
weak In their acquaintance with their
own business, they lack that complete
command, Of the calling they have pro-
fessedly made themselves master of, which
alone enables one to understand and avoid
its dangerous points.
The man who makes study of or who
devotes time to an accurate and scientific
education in the business he has chosen,
as means for the accumulation of wealth,
is now rarely found and it seems to us
that large number of the failures of the
last three years might justly be attributed
to this cause. The idea seems to prevail
that business transacted on ones own ac-
count is kind of perpetual motion, that,
once started, will not only keep itself in
operation, but may be drawn upon to an
almost unlimited extent for the means to
sustain other enterprises The inventor
who spends years in attempting to realize
his impossible machine is not more certain
of failure than he who starts in business
with such expectation. The time when
money could be made by ignoramuses, and
when wealth could be had almost for the
taking, has faded far away in the dim
past and an era of strife and struggle has
dawned, in which only those who have
most carefully prepared themselves for the
warfare can hope.to succeed.
1t is not luck that makes one man fail
and his neighbor succeed; it is not tickle
fortune that brings clouds of difficulties
upon one while another has apparently
plain sailing it is something far more GER
tain in its operations than either of these.
1t is skill and perfect command of his re-
sources that enables one man to advance
where another can make no progress and
these two qualities are pre-
those who have made their
one thing they must become per.
miliar with.
The world is not yet so crowde
any need go to the wall to supper
rest; there is room for all, and an avu..
dance to spare. The great want is for
more men who are well qualified for work !,
and who will put their shoulders to the
wheel and push. Any person who is de-
termined to win, and who unites with his
perseverance sense enough to know that
success comes only to those who deserve
it, by the patience and skill with which
they toll, has before him an inviting field
for labor, and may enter it with the assur-
ance that, if his efforts are rightly direct
ed, they will meet with sure reward
Northeastern Lunabernaan.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-09-02
BsgThe United States Grand jury for

B9~The United States Grand Jury for
the Northern District of Mississippi, w.
D. Frazee foreman, has just made its re-
port at Oxford for the June term, and in
the course of it says:
Although we have had protracted ses-
sion, we have only made partial and cur
sorry examination of the innumerable cases
of violation of the election laws that have
come to our knowledge. We regret to re-
port that, from the examination, we must
say that the fraud, intimidation, and VIC
lence perpetrated at the late election are
without parallel in the annals of history,
and that time would fail US to take the tes-
timony that could easily be introduced,
demonstrating the fact that there are suf-
fcient grounds for the finding of thous-
ands of indictments against persons who
are grossly guilty of the aforementioned
violations of the election laws. From the
facts elected during this grand inquest,
and from our own knowledge of the reign
of terror that was inaugurated during the
late election campaign, we can only re-
commend to the citizens of Mississippi to
make an earnest appeal to the strong arm
of the United States Government to give
them that protection that is guaranteed to
every American citizen, that is, protec-
ton in freedom of speech, in their person
and property, and the right of suffrage.
We do assert that all these rights were
openly violated and trampled in the dust
during the late election, and that there is
no redress for these grievances under the
present State Government and, unless
the United States Government enforces
that shield of protection that is guaran-
teed by the Constitution to every Ameri
can citizen, however humble and obscure,
then may the citizens of Mississippi ex-
claim, farewell to liberty farewell to
the freedom of the ballot-box."