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business. aan Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that a. . meeting Of
the beard of Directors, held on the ~ b day OF
september. is1o. On assessment. mo. iO Of
piiiy Cenis per share was levied upon
the capital stoek Of the corporation, pay.
able Immediately. In United States gold
coin, 10 tho Secretary. at the once OF the
Company. koom No. 50 Academy building, No.
30 Pine street, ran Francisco, California.
AM stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of October,
1910. will he delinquent, and advertised for
sale ct public auction. and unless payment 10
,sde before will be sold on MONDAY, the
18th day Of November. ls7o, TO pay the dslin.
Quent assessment, together with coss OF I'D.
vertising aud expenses OF sale.
ny order VI the Board Of Directors.
J. II. SAYkE. Secretary.
Ofnce-Room No. 80 Academy Building. No.
80 Pine street. Nan Francisco. California.
yIyEsT COMHrOCK GOLD AND
w SILVER MINING COMPANY. - Loea.
tion Of principal place OF business. nan Fran.
cisco. California.
Iocation Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that o. ameetins Of
the board Of Director. held IN the 18th day OF
september. is1o. IN assessment mo. ~ OF
Twenty-Five Gents per share was levied upon
ss"rstary. n The once Of the Company, Room
9, No. toi California s'reet, San Francisco,
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF October,
is1s, viii be Delinquent. and advertised ff
sale Of publ, auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on FRIDAY. No
ysmber "a. isIo. 70 pa. the aeiinausnt ssses.
uent. v keanef WIZ eos's VI advertising s1a
eIgso.es Of s.ie.
ny o,der o. We nSs5H OF Ie..ors.
Omee- hoom =. No. eo' Saiiiornia s.ncs'.
san FRANCISCO. caliiofnia.
sI CO wPANY.-Locaiion OF principal place
Of bus ness. San Francisco, california.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice & hereby given, that st q meeting OF
Hsptsmbsr, 1919, an assessment mo. II Of One
Dollar Der share was levied upon the capita Il
.tost al the CORPORATION. payabls Immediately,
a. It,i,. A atst.s goId eoin- n Ira aerrstsry Al
Iie C.l,iornis street. Room No. 8. Man Fnn.
10 c.ii,oro,s
a. .sa.s nnon which this ..ses.mspt sh.i
msy naa.S an m. isth dsv m or,ohs,
,san Iii ~ aeiinonsn,' and sdyersised M;
ala Al nabiio Auction. and unlrss psyment h
made bsfors win be- sold on MONDAY. the 9Th
day " N'venber. is7o. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment. toe. ther with coats OF Advertising
and erpeLs . OF sale.
"A. NOEL, secrstsry;
Ofhce-Room No. D ia wards Binding. No.
seis,d
Hr0RrIa 1JlNNOIIDNrCD VIM.
IN nm uiyiS0 c0MyLsy :. Iocs,Ion
~, u,,.,ns, ,,I.ss ~ hnsins.s Nan p,snci.co
".,,,n,np '"
Ioes,ion OF works, Virginia, storey county,
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AssEssNEyfs LgyIEp.

nARDANELLEA MINING COMA.
~ NY.-Locstlon Of principal p,Acs OF puri.
ness, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Notice IL hereby given, that at q meeting
Of the Board Of Dlrectou. held on The ssh
day Of septenbss. 1915, an assessment
mo. ~ OF one Dollar per snare was ieyied
upon the capital stock OF tho corpora
ton, payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin. to the Secretary. ct the once OF the
Is, nan Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of October,
1876. win be delinaneht. and advertised
tor sale at public auction. and unlsss pay.
meut Il made before will be cold on
TO pay ths Delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sals.
BE- order Of The Board Of Directors.
se7td W .. Do VAL, SECRETARY.
MIrCHELL GOLD AND aILVE1
III MINING COMPANY Location .of prtn.
eipsi place Of business. San frncasco. oAA-
Location Of works, aold hin, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees, held on the tn day
Of September, ls16, 81 assessment Of Ten
Cents per shirs was levied upon the capt.
tai stock OF the corporation, payable imme.
Liat ". In gold coin d. the United States. 70
the Secretary. at the once OF the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 7th day OF October,
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment u
made before will DO sold on THURsbAY, the
s6th day Of October. 1875, TO pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs OF I'd.
vertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. q. HAMMOND, Secretary.
ofncs-Room No. II, t0t osifornis street,
Han Frsncisco. California. Qtd
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County Central Committee.
noN. c. C. STEVENSON ,.s ,.rs.s
L. u. HASTINGS,
JOHN kosENnRocK,
aEo. BEATTY.
J. d. STEVENS,
). O rowxRs.
Il. L. STERN,
JOHN RANDALL.
ANDREW LAWSON.
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Q1Q A.DAY At HoMk-A0RNrs WAIT.
nrii0 TRUE Z CO.. AasnstA, Maine.
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n. BANNER,
aEo. L. HAWKS.
Z. A.. SMITH,
p. q. HOWARD.
JOHN =. ceULFHR.
JAsPsR lAsoocA.
A. 2. BRANN,
oEoRoE TOME.
JoaN a. HARRn.
nDwARD Prince.
YRANcls MlLlA.
For shsrin.
WILLIAM n. cANDLER-
For County CLARK.
oEoRos /. LAMMos.
For Treasurer.
JOHN LAMBETH.
For Assessor.
ANTHONY FOX.
For Recorder.
q. W. HALL
For District Attorney.
pRANK v. DRAkx.
For Public Administrator.
D. y. HODGES.
For Superintendent Of Schools.
q. :. PAsMoRK.
Fur County Surveyor.
aoas =. BROWNE.
For County Commissioners.
L. u. roRP.
n y. HAzELrINE.
For Justice Of the Pssse. Township No. I
Third and Fourth Wards. Virginia.
THOMAS Mo-Es.
For Justice Of the Peace. Township No. .
PRS. and Second Wards. Virginia.
JOHN xNox.
Yos Constable. Township No. I. rhirt
and Fourth wsrd.. Virginia.
w. MsRwIN.
For Constable. Township No. .. rn'
and second Wards. Virginia.
J. D. BALDWIN.
FOR Justice Of The Peace. Township No. .
Gold Hill.
WILLIAM rHirrs.
FOR Constable. Township No. 3. Gold Hill.
ADAM GILLESPIE.
Por School Trustees.
VIRGINIA.
J. r. SMITH u.s.s rsv.s
Gro. A. KING u.s.s rer.,,
v. A. rRrrLg,
cHAs. CUMMINGS.
yLowEnY.
IRA n PARkE.
GOLD HILL.
r. a. TAYLOR.
JOHN O. BESNRrrs,
SAMUEL BOWLING,
CHARLES GOLDEN tLs.s rsr-,,
AxxsicAx Mat.
ALBERT LAcKEY Gsss Tsr.h
County Central Committee.
HoN. G. c. STEVENSON ,.s i.rssh
l.. D. HASTINGS,
JOHN xosENnRocK,
aEo. BEATTY.
J. ID. STEVENS,
j.. q r0wxRs,
Y. L.. STERN,
JOHN RANDALL.
ANDREW LAWSON.
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
The nspsbliesn party of s,sesy cosnsy.
thfossh its dsiesatrs IN coavent 90 ssss.ol.d.
bold In arstsful meuory the record OF the No
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
STOREY COUNTY
REPUBLICAN TICKET,
For StAts 6saaAosI.
.. .. osslsrox.
EVAN WILLIAM.

Tor Asssneiymsn.
A. CORNWALL,
los. BRRa,
VIZ. n. BOrsFORD.
10. BANNER,
q L. HAWKS
4. a. SMITH,
.. n. WA
JOHN z. CoULFRRs
= ? lADcocA.
A. 2. BRANN.
0K0R0R TONE.
JoaN n. HARRn.
nDwARD PRINcs.
BRANcls MlLiA
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WILLIAM n. cANDLER.
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oENArOR SILVER MININ0 con

oaice-Rcom 10 Hayvard's building. No. as
Calf rLia street, Dan Francisco. California.
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MININa CONF.

omOe-Room No. II, tol California strrsI
Gan Francisco. California. atd
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
ENGLAND.

THE sULz CANAL CONTRACT LEADS TO
QUESTION OF PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE
RorHscHuD's REPLY-THE KHEDvE sARMY-
AMERICA AND THE FESIANs.
LosDoS, Feb. 2s, 1876.
In the House OF Commons this evening, Mr.. Biggar,
member for the County Of Cavan, Ireland, asked the
government whether tho law prohibiting members Of
Parliament from being the same time government
contractors still in force whether the law in ques
ton applied the Canal transaction and whether
the government prepared TO enforce in regard TO
TO SIR Nathaniel Mayer do Rothschd, Bart, Of the
members for Aylesbury.
Mr.. Dsracli, the Prime Minister in reply, said that
the question belongs the courts and to the House
OF Commons
Sir Nathaniel Rothschd declared he was not part
ner in the house OF the Rothschilds.
KHEDivE's ARHr.
Sir Henry Drummond Woln member for Christ
Church, having asked question regard TO the army
organization oiEgypt, Mr. Bourke, OF the Under
Secretaries Tor the Foreign Department replied inform
ing Mr. Viola that the Russian General Fadlen would
teorsanze the Khedivc's army, but not as War Min
istcr
AMERICA DID NOT COMMEMORATE
Mr. Bourke also replied to a question asked by Mr.
Parnell member for Meath, saying that the govern
nent had received Communication from the govern
nent Of the United regarding Edward OMcaeher
Condor. Condor was not imprisoned at Spike Island,
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
COLOMBIA.
THE PANAMA IsTHMUs PEAcEFUL-rHE WATER
SUPPLY QUESTION.

THE PANAMA IsTHMUs PEAcEFUL-THE WATER
SUPPLY QUESTION.
PANAMA Feb. is, 1875
Since the departure OF the steamship Alps, which
sailed from Aspnwall on the 18th inst for New York
there have been no arrivals from either South Cen
trail America and no mails from the interior OF this
Republic
AFFAIRS on THE IsrHnUs
The lsthmus continues in profound peace and there
is nothing whatever in the way OF to COM
municate.
The questions at issue between the Panama Railroad
Company and the government remain unsettled Mr.
Trcnor W. Park, President of the road. is here at
present and is sparng in effort to conciliae the
powers that be-
TnE wArER SUPPLY QUESTION
The subject OF supplying Panama with water by
means Of an aqueduct Is again before the public and
this time likely TO be carried through OF the capital
of 5000 900 TO $3.50 900 needed for work 500 900
been subscribed Panama during the past week
wholly IRON merchants and private individuals Mr..
A. J. Center long Identified with the Isthmus in con-
necton with the Panama Railroad, goes to New York
by to-day's steamer, empowered by the Water Commit
tee 10 arrange for the raising OF the balance Of the
capital required for the work.
PRorEcTs CITIZENS ABROAD
Her Britannia Majestys ship Albatross returned 10
Panama yesterday from Tumaco, in this Republic
whittier she had gone TO look into the outragcs
mittcd Mr.. ". ". Grindale merchant at that
place Mr. Grindale had been released from prison.
but threatened with rearrest Captain Rice Of the
Albatross took him board hts ship and landed hi m
at Buenaventura whence he the capital OF the
State OF Cauca TO seek redress
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
LATER REPORTS.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Feb. %, 1876
Additional particulars to tho Commercial, from Pa
toka station few miles north OF Princeton, say
many halstones found there measuring over six
inches IN circumference and nearly eight inches
correspondent says further reports from Princeton
that eight persons dangerously injured
Of whom not expected to recover Ono woman lost
her eyesight
over fifty houses were totally demolished and about
ffty moro badly damaged
The tornado most severe from the north side Of
tho public square to tho southern limits the town
In the track Of the storm II impossible to distinguish
streets former location OF residences everything
being prostratcd and spread over the groGnd
Several persons were buried under the wreck OF their
dwellings and were taken out unharmcd TO-DAY. One
family found themselves walking on the ceiling Of their
rooms, tho house having hcen inverted; yet they
escaped unnarmcd while those who attempted TO
egcapo were injured.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29

which was q copy, word for word, OF the
imitation resolution OF tho recent Indiana
republican Convention, and would II he had been
allowed, have made much mischief and fun as did
MI Springer with his resolution early
IN the session, when many republicans lodged aud
ran out or the House. But Mr.. Morrison who is labor
ing so hard In conjunction with Speaker Kerr in the
Interest ofa hard money policy OF the
House, determined TO Iibuster and accordingly moved
an adjournment On this the yeas and nays we're de-
manded and when 1t became apparent that the motion
was about to bo lost number OF prominent repub
lcans-among them. It is said Messrs- Blaine and
Hae-turned over to the Affirmative side and thus
carried the motion.
GENERAL BABcocK AGAIN on DUTY IN THE
EXECUTIVE oFFroE-HIs RELATIONS WITH
THE PRESIDENT.
General Babcock was on duty to-day at the White
House, and Affairs in the Executive office had much the
look they had before the Presidents secretary went
ST. Louis AS already reiterated in these columns the
relations Of President and General Babcock
not as yet Defined at least in a way to Justify state
ment OF them for the public. Is Is quito probable,
however that Mr. Luckey's resignation has been sc-
ceptcd, and that leaving the White House, no will
be given clerkship in the Patent once.
People are greatly puzzled about General Babcock s
position, and those who curious to inquire in the
vicinity OF the White House told that his Icsgna-
tion, which rendered to the President month
ago. has not been definitely acted upon
THE PRESIDENT ASKS Mr.. LUCKEY FOR HIS RE-
sIGSAT1oN AND PROMPTLY ACCEPTS IT.
II is said that tho President had personal talk with
Private Secretary Luckcy this morning and among 9TH
er things he told him that his turn would next
that no had not money enough to carry on lawsuits
with the governments that such trials would reopen the
whlskey scandal and cause much trouble. Therefore,
tho President advised him to resign. Mr.. Luckey, II
Is further said, took the hint and at wrote out his
resignation, which was accepted Colonel Fred Grant
delivered the nomination to-day at the Capitol in
stead Of Mr.. Luckey who did not appear at either
house II is tho understanding that Mr. Lackey is TO
have pace IN the Pension 0Iicc.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
A WESTERN TORNADO.

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF PROPERTY DAMAGED AT ST. CHARLES,
Mo.-AT PRINCETON, IND, FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS DAMAGE-NAMEs OF THE INJURED.
ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. IS, 1876.
Aterrble wind storm, amounting almost to a tornado
struck the northern part of ST. Charles, No. yesterday
afternoon, and, passing down Main and Second Streets
demolished or badly injured twenty moro buildings
Among those most seriously damaged Kramers
warehouses wrecked and his Touring mill greatly in
jured tho Court House unroofed and the front blown
down; tho County Jail unroofed aud tho walls
blown down two stories below the roof leaving
the iron cells exposed; Concert Hall and St Charles
Savings Bank; the Gas Works and Plper's agricultural
warehouse are totally destroyed Tho First National
Bank Will have 10 be pulled down. the County Clerks
once; the California House; the Democrat Ne,os and
Zeitung newspaper Offices; the Park HOTEL the German
Methodist church, Odd Fellows Building and numer-
other buildings all badly injured.
James Gasney, an employe at the gas works. and his
little killed.
Three or four other persons were more or less hurt
The storm went in the direction OF Portage des Sioux
and said TO have destroyed several houses and
injured number OF persons. Tho storm lasted less
than Eve minutes. Tho damage at ST. Charles is csti
mated at $500 900, but this probably exaggerated
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
FRANCE.

NJ cAs1M1R-PERIER's REASON FOR NOT ACCEPT
ING POST IN THE cAB1NET-THE CLOUD OF
BUFFET's PAST.
PARIS Feb. %, 1876
NJ Casmir Pcrer, at the meeting Of the Left Centre
stated that tho he had not yet accepted the Min
istry OF the Interior because he thought that all
who had associated themselves with the policy of NJ
Buffet should leave the Cabinet which should be almost
entirely rcmodeled. He referred particularly to
Messrs. Montaignac dc Chauvance and WALTON.
He said, however that IN Dufaurc had not finally
settled with President MacMahon what would be
taken on the meeting OF the Chambers"
POLITICAL SPECULATION BUT no OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Monteur says the reconstruction OF the Cabinet
will involve the withdrawal of Montagnac WALTON
and the appointment in their places OF Admiral Poth
uan and Jules Simon.
Nc changes, however will be announced before
March s.
MOVEMENT PoE AMNESTY AND PERFECT FREEDOM
At meeting the Left to-day 1t decided that
motion for general amnesty, TO take immediate effect
should be introduced the sth OF March, the first day
Of the session, by Victor Hugo in the Senate and N.
Nader de Monfjau in the Chamber OF Deputies; also
proposals introduced for the immediate raising
Of tho siege and the repeal OF tho law the
appointment OF mayors accordance With the wish OF
the Minister OF Commerce.
THE PROSECUTION or THE PRESS RELAXED.
NJ Duiaure, the Minister Of the Interior has issued
circular the procureurs generaux stating that Il
is unnecessary, as a rule. to commence prosecu-
lions for violation Of the Press committed during
The elections and which not then proceeded
against
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
THE CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.

HARTFORD, Feb. %. 1876.
The Republican Convention for the nomination OF
Governor and a State ticket assemblies in this city
morrow Judging from the number OF delegates already
arrived it will be unusually full 1t is easy
matter TO foreshadow the OF success which
may, i've weeks hence, fall into their laps when tho
strength of the opposing ticket, with Governor lnger
soil at its head Is taken into consideration In point
Of fact tho rank and file Of tho republican party tacty
conccdo that the democratc-liberal candidates will
be elected, but they are ccntring all their cner.
gies and preparing their heaviest guns for active,
earnest work, looking the redemption OF the State
regards tho Legislature They hope to change the
complexion oil that body by returning gentlemen OF this
right stripe that republican successor 10 the late O. s.
Ferry may be secured beyond peradventure in tho
United States Senate. Such men as Ex-Governor Joo
Hawcy OF this city; ex.Judge Mnos and Sam Fessen-
den ri stamford. Colonel Ii w r. Hoyt of Green
wich; ex.Mayor Dudley T. Ety. of South Norwalk A.
H. Byington, OF the Norwalk Gazette; ex-Iieutcnant
Governor Avcrill, Of Danoury; Postmaster James W..
Knuwiion, Israel NJ Bullock and Amos 5. Treat, Of
bridgeport; Colonel Dexter II. Wright, H. Lynde Har
rison and Postmaster Sperry. Of New Haven; Bartlett
Bent of Middetown. and BENJAMIN X Douglass, OF
Meriden here, dcvoting their powers TO the shap
ing OF means 10 ends.
Ono of the most formidable perplexities with which
their deliberations have been tho finding OF
candidate who will cnndescend to allow his ID
appear at tho head OF the ticket Thus FAR while hert
are candidates enough there few II any who
hint that Tor the sake of keeping appearances in tho
political family they submit, as did zone Hun.
dred Gum Green the campaign OF 1873, 10 the pro
of being set but 10 be unceremoDiousy knocked
down. In any event the most available man in tho
ranks will he brought forward but from what part oil
the state though Fairfield county has been hunted at
has not yet ranspired These delegates will have for
their object FIRST, the securing Of Connecticut
for some place the national ticket
Tho proposed platform, bare outline OF which has
been presented will deal squarcy with tho currency
question and the general finances The administrator
will be sustained With three tickets in the eldheiF
own, the dcmocratc-Iibcral and the prohbiton-with
possible fourth ticket the grecnback, they will en
ferL tho in the hone of n possible victory.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29

John O'Connor Power, NJ. r., Of Ireland, and Rev.
Dr. O'Hara Of Syracuse arrived last evening at the
Filth Avenue Hotel General william y. Bartlett. OF
Massachusetts,, is at the New York Hotel Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg Is at the Clarendon Hotel Jay Cooke,
Of Philadelphia and Ex-Governor henry d. Cooke OF
the District Of Columbia have arrived at the ST. James
Hotel william Purcell, OF the Rochester UHion is at
the Metropolitan Hotel District Attorney John ".
Bailey, Of Albany, Is at the Rossmorc Hotel Colonel
Henry N. Black United states Army, is at tho sturte
want House. Comptroller s. s Hayes OF Chicago, an d
ex-senator Loren l. Lewis Of Bunalo are ~ the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYfcE or THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2o--I A. NJ.
Probdbiltti<s

WASHINGTON, Feb 20-1 A. M.
Probabilities
For Tuesday, in tho South Atlantic and East Gulf
States rising barometer, northwest winds and colder
clear weather
For Tennessee the Ohio the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising followed by falling
barometer, cooler northwest shifting to warmer south
ana cast winds, partly cloudy and clearing weather
For the lake region, rising barometer, southwest to
northwest land possibly northeasp Winds cooler,
cloudy and threatening weather and occasional snow or
rain, clearing away on the upper lakcs.
For New York and New England, northeast winds,
cloudy and possibly rain snow, rising followed by
falling barometer and slight changes In temperature
For tho Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer in
crcasng northeast to westerly winds, threatening fol-
lowed by clearing cooler weather.
Cau.onaryi signals ordered for the Middle Allan
tic coast
Tho rivers will continue stationary except falling in
the lower Ohio.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
CHINA.

A MOVEMENT FOR DIRECT TRADE WITH ENG
ADJUSTED.
HoSG KoSG, Feb IS 1870
A company OF native Chinese merchants has been
formed in Hong Kong for tho purpose of carrying
direct trade between China and England and the United
States.
PEACEFUL REPORT coREA-
II reported that the Japanese mission to Corea has
been successful Corea having aeceded to the demands
for tho better protection Of Japanese subjects.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29
THE STORM IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Feb. 2s 1876.
Tho Commercials Evansville special places the
Der OF houses blown by the tornado Princeton
Gibson county, Ind, last night at thirty The
storm struck the southwestern part OF the town. and
although 1t lasted but minute badly damaged the
fine public school building. demolished the church
of the Covenanters uprooted trees, blew down fences
&c
A largo number OF persons were injured two
fatally little child blown from Its bed into
garden, and another blown hundred yards and
found a railroad track.
The narnes OF tho injured, far ascertained,
are
Mrs Clark back broken
James Taylor. injured internally
Mrs. Blackboard thigh broken.
MISS Kndie, both legs broken,
The family of Mr.. Jennings all more less injured
A number OF horses killed.
There rumors OF great damage throughout the
surrounding country, but particulars have been re-
oeived Tho damage in Princeton is estimated at over
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1876-02-29

or this number sixty nine have plead guilty, viz -
Forty distlers and rcctiners twentyone officials and
six distlcry employees. There have been. up TO date
seventeen jury TRIALS resulting in thirteen convictions
three acquittals and one disagreement
The effect OF these prosecutions is felt IN tho in.
creased receipts from the upon distilled spirits It
may be asserted without question that since the raids
last May up 70 the present time there have been no
Illicit spirits upon the market. thus demonstrating
that It is possible TO collect tho present tax
OF ninety cents per gallon. The system
OF accounts which has been adopted in
the Internal Revenue once detects with certainty
any frauds perpeuated in the manner Of these upon