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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
MINING ITEMS.

Goth, says In relation 10 the AeoP"i"
mine when below water level
in the Leopard, as is invariably the
case. the character of ore in the vein
underwent q material change, ex-
hibiting the quality of that winch
will hereafter be obtained, and the
problem as to whether it could be
worked to a sufficiently high per-
centage without undergoing the
roasting process. was one OF deep
concern. We were aware that
practical test of the ore was being
made at the Company's mill, and
confess to have had grave doubts
respecting the ability to reduce 1t
auu save any considerable per cent
age of the precious metals, without
the assistance of chlor MIXING fur
mace. the information referred ito
has dispelled those fears as it makes
known the fact that one OF 1.-THE
charges which was mixed with
surface ore-readily worked to W
per cent. of the fire assay, and the
sulphuret ore alone, as readily
worked to 65 per cent. This very
gratifying result permanently set
tied the question rs to the imme-
date value of the mine and con-
tinued and steady working OF the
mill. The knowledge thus OBJ
tanned, that these sulphuret ores
can be profitably reduced raw, will
largely enhance the value OF the
mine in the eyes of mining men. y
The same paper says Samples
OF sulphuret ore from the Grand
Deposit mine, at Tuscarora, were
shown us yesterday, by parties just
in from that locality. which were
extremely rich, and showed very
excellent character of quartz. The
lead at depth of sixty feet is re-
ported to be four feet wide, and a
large portion of it composed of ore
similar to that refeared to above.
An Eastern exchange says of the
Panther mine : At the point where
ore was first encountered the ground
was somewhat broken, and a drift
was. therefore, continued into the
hill, and along the lead until the
wall became regular and the ground
solid and firm, when winze was
started down upon the vein from
the tunnel level. A depth of Is feet
has been attained in this winze al
the time of our visit, and the ground
being peculiarly favorable the pro
cess of sinking was very rapid. The
ledge in the Wine has an average
thickness of from nine to ten inches
and is extremely rich, pieces picke'
I'D at a random asssying from $40
to $1,000
The Elko Independent" says
Upon undoubted authority, W
learn that two and half foot vel
of pay ore has just been struck upo
the west wall in the Hussey mine
Cornucopia, in the 3OO-foot leve
From IS to 1S inches Of the quart
struck assays 1884 to the ton.
drift will now be run upon the vel
and further i'm portant development
will probably be made before lont
The drift from the bottom of til
shaft now u.der way to tap tn
ledge cut by the shaft at the 3o'
foot level will soon be in, when
: level will be run upon that and tt
lead rapidly prospected."
, The Humboldt Mill and Mimi
Company shipped to San Francise
one bar of bullion of the assaye
value of 81, 092.75.
The shipments of bullion OF II
> Northern Belle mine, for the wee
ending January Odd, amounted
:, $40. 1926. "a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
NOTICE.

a Ii PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
"A Silver City Lumber Yard prior 10 JAM
uary LIST 1876. ara hereby requested to settle the
same at once. All bills after the 10th OF Feb
ruary will be placed In the hands Of our At
torneY for collection ]. NJ. McGinnis 10
authorized 10 receipt for us and all bills may
WEBB l. MULI.ARD.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY.-Thea an
nual election of TIE Reno State Agrl'
cultural Society will take place on
Tuesday, Feb. Sth. This Society has
done much to improve the stock and
promote agriculture in this State,
and Is worthy of all possible encour-
agement. After all their improve
ments regarding track, stables,
stands, etc., they find themselves
Notwithstanding the late successful
fair, between $4,000 and $4,000 be
hind. We wish them success and
hope the ensuing year will place
them clear Of debt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

SCHOOL MATTERS.-ln6S utIO I'LL
dependent" OF last Saturday says:
"Great dissatisfaction exists in Day
ton Just now with the Board OF
School Trustees Of District No. l."
The article is too long to quote and
il full Of errors and unkind re-
Elections. In the first place 1t is
District No. 2. In the second, If the
enlightened editor will take the trou-
BILE 10 examine proper authorities ne
will discover that the Chairman OF
the Board has SO just right" TO his
position, and is legally vested with
proper authority to dispose Of all
moneys relating TO schools. The
Indepepdent says he was not elected
by the Board of County Com
nissioners, but holds his position
under virtue OF appointment by the
County Superintendent. Either is
legal, and when we come to the
question, "incompetency," We feel
safe in asserting that there IL not .
School District in the State, or on the
Pacific Coast, that can show q more
perfect set Of books than District No.
2, or q man more capable or efficient
than the Chairman so ungenerously
referred to. We assure the Indepen-
dent man that q full explanation
will be made, and If he endeavors
TO do justice to all and promote the
welfare and progress Of the commu-
nifty in which he lives, we would
advise him to examine we'll matters
brought to his notice, before attack
ing responsible parties at the sug-
gestion of confirmed GROWERS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

The Girard estate in Philadelphia
now amounts to the handsome figure
If $6,580,S52 20. The net increase
tsr the past year was essl POI II.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

HARRY McCAUsLAND.-This popu-
lar gentleman has opened neat
cigar stand at the Arcade saloon, be-
tween the Odd Fellows building and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office, g street.
Virginia. He will sell none put the
finest brands of cigars and tobacco
Give him call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

II 10 mid that the season Of great
misery; the ssason Of labor strikes u
near ct hand In England. These
costssts between labor and capital
In any country 10 merely test OF
dogesd endurance, suffering ana
loes before victory il gained. Gen.
orally the loser il the poor man,
who upon yielding finds him'eif
much worse of than before under
taking the hazardous step. But
strikes are his last desperate resort
with his employer for the adjust
meut Of their respective claims, ana
It seems strange in these days OF ar
filtration that no effective method
has been devised whereby they may
be settled without conflict, winch
brings a blight over the industry OF
the community where they occur.
The laboring classes across the wa
ter don't appear to have any moder'
ration or caution in these move
meuts. Notwithstanding the terrible
experience OF the past. We do not
deem it necessary to enter into
statistical argument to prove our as
sertions, that the laboring classes OF
the United States are better situated
than those Of any country, and those
on the Pacific Coast enjoy superior
advantages over the whole laborlng
world. Strikes are rare. Homes,
tho humble are happy, and in a
general point of view, prosperity 10
assured. In this State the labor en-
braces sone danger, but the recon-
pepse il liberal and certain, for they
hold upon the bodies of silver min
ersl tina: resist their picks and strain
their sinewy arms, mortgage that
is never foreclosed but always pays
is dues to honest labor.
The force of the Presidents sug-
cestion to tax church property can
be more fully appreciated when the
amount of their property is known
The New York "Times" publishes
| what it states as a correct estimate
belonging to various Christian de-
nominations in the United States,
| as follows Methodist. S69, 1854, III;
Roman Catholic, $50, 1886. 556; Pres
byterian, $50, 265, 256; Baptist, SAL
COS, 1873; Episcopalians, $50, 514, 594i
Congregational, s25,O69, sos; Re
formed, SIG, 1874. 40; Lutheran, Sl4-
9l7, TAT; Unitarian. Sc, .675; Uni
versalist. s., 1928
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
HENLEY'S ..
General insurance and

Fire undervsvitess' Agency,
ID EpRRsENTINa only First-class Sterling
~ Foreign and American Companies, ofsr-
ing undoubted Indemnity. with Capital OF
over ~, 800 ,OO0. e YaW a4l
Life and Endowment Policies
Pure based for cash. Loans made on same.
and information given on ell matters pertain
ing to Insurance.
~ Once IN KAUssMAHNJ BRICK
BUILDING. LIST door north Of the Post Once.
South 0 Street, vlrslnia. New. 81
Branch Once, In wALrEn. RossNzsAL =
Co.'S Store. Silver City. Nevada.
Call on or address M. j. HENLEY
For good job, printing apply ct the
TINRs office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
GRAND
Sheet E. PiIloW-Case Ball !!
.tr-s- AT.
oDEoN HALL, DAYTON,
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 14th.

DNANVy nav
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
a. A. Brown. &c. Gruber.
i Kobrrt.op. G. H. Stegman,
X. A Cooke. H. Luikin'
r. Miduley. g. G.. Fish,
Geo. W. Keith.
INVITATION OOM ITTEE.
DAYTON.
Dr ! q. Hxzl.tt. NJ L. johnson,
Beal, q. bernapp,
g. Ii. Mideley. J. :. Dallas,
n. ". Bophsin, z. T. GilpiL,
W p. Brown, G.. Box.
Judge Seawen.
..-.. SUTRO. rr
Eli Nef. J. Campbell
I Corbrtt II. Brown,
F., Hastian. H s. Foreman,
G. Crowley, = r bshk'
DIR. +. H. Cox. II. B. RAW
VIRGINIA.
NJ JeHenley. P.w. Donovan.
8 II GAtrs' &C Goodwin,
\ r.. williams Il. Locke.
j. B. Herford,
GOLD HILL.
Ed. Harris, p T. Kirby.
d. II Carrick, q. Mast,
H stern. c. Stewart,
M Morgan. G. LaFord.
SILVER CITY.
Fcnner ANGEL F. Kenyon.
nj. Frett, A. stewart.
Il. Rule,
CARSON.
Hon. ]. Crawford, A. Sterling,
A. NJ. McCsbe, Geo. HHrk,
Geo Tyreli, Levi Dague.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
! C. L. ALL, j. D. Sims. j. d. Donovan
FOOR DIRECTOR.
j. l.. Campbell.
TICK ETS ............,.......S -.oo
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
TO LEASE.
Lots in various parts Of the city.
EMPLOYMENT.

p.rties DESTROYS OF nrst class help Of sll
kinds can be supplied with the best In the city.
Orden from the country promptly sttendsd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

An Eastern msil this morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
Western Telesraphie Splinters.

The Antioch distillery case IS still
before the United States District
Court.
, 1876-03-30
Jewel leobberieH In England.

lffrtTpeat Cu1trfer, jMdrth '.
A. IL, a. innat persona suApocL tho numorouy
blK 1oWel robberl0s from private houses Ia Lou
don within tho last fcw months, hayo beon
Planned nnd carried out by tho Batno band Of
deBpssRdoes, sho reward OF $4,000 Just offered
b! tho Earl OF Eg1nons for the apprehension
q the bnrg!ars who entered hla residence NJ
laustesd last weok, ts hardly likely to load to
sAe result which hts 1ordship dessros. Not ono
robbery Of this clAss l,as boen found out nlnce
tle Countess Of Dudtoy's jewel caae WAS so
clevetly conveyed away ut paddinKton Station
iaht year. The Earl Of Egmoat eatimataa
hls losa ut S20,0U0 to $4,000. The
atticlos gouo include tWonty rings, talt-a-doznn
oau'ond brooches, eight o. nine bracelets (opo
par Bet With 100 atonas), = simtlAt number OF
earrings and loclets, NTH threo yary valuable
Natohed. In reading osor tho lst Of this aobe-
mans LOSSES it will Ht1ike moat people that 10
might At least hayo takeu little moro caro- VI
SUCH costly tslnkcts., In this, III In 20 mauy
other caaos, all that tho thieves had to do waa
10 Ta't until the family had Aasonbied at dinner
Anu then to place = ladder at tho bedroom vim
uo", skip lightly In and ransaek drawers mud
ssses for the costly plundor roay to their hands,
II onr great familea arc to tslAiu their isvoIs
ehey muat place thom, like their money, in
banks Of doposit. or htdo them away In ,,iaess
ices accessible than asnwer OF tell-tAio lsHel-
&&St.
, 1876-03-30

cr.dcn unchanged: eYtrA fa1l s41satG5; dontis o1-
s tsss ;1,ss as. ~ e. hsisfs ill., No.
e ~.
tjop, moatIY At kGkc. Dats--No. 4, a49@;o4s bid.
ss: Ha5ey :1d arn; s:as s7scS /, e
win @Wss.r-sa.ssa snd nrm si.os. ,-,uu. ~, n.
s.;isf !Sos:, jSebas: sa SEs
sisar ae,'''i H. 1ssl5Ko bacon s.;y! shgdsf; SFei
ricaF r!b, l38t3ka cicat rib, LUG. Lard hola At
litcE1rrn-Flour. 1000 bfh; WHEAT, s,uD ~;
s"1"; Cont. >'''' ~ '"''' WV. 49,
to1HorssA1r. g, March -co5.os-rtar and firm;
10y n!!llna, 191o; ,.., n1,d,i.n i3s }s,,x a, aa
tlAtY-Wlleas quiet and nfm; rod, $l.iBt&l IS.
cnrt steady: snofcrnto demand: mixed shelIeA. Soc.
e.; ,1g q@, @ Cd ososasn aS'ss Ell =. ~ : bold At &c.,
,ytsa5a ~ s''' F''>' y '''''~' '''
tjtsxIsn--Qniet and stenty.
IMus-stea.ly; moderate dcnaan1; 17xo.
HsKps-Qulct.
rnosR1oss-firmer; hela h.ShGr 1t the eose: T. rotk M
buyer April; aaier %. sssa1K; lu!k n!este qa'el
and irta; $40; $iIg0; l2ho. uacun ateaty: tno'er-
.soas IL ase.aa sies yS si s al, ast
liz, Hft9i&,ec. fistas-sug.r cured, 13H@i4c.
"A''Af-'''" '''';na 4oLspo. n o. pf''''' ''''''
syats ,1su,al1J,
fiRAls-W]leat ouiet and fsm; No. white Wtchl.
nm, i7et No. held At St15; oxtra la8; No. am
Jar, Hrot and April Si,37; AtHy, $l.J1; No. . re.t,
SILK; No. re I.0kk; do u. mud H., $10; reject
I'd red t7Xn. Corn dull and lowcr, cosnR Aril.er;
hig, mlaed hfay, s2so; Jnne 614o; low ri1cd. ~;
Kansas. b111c; in Brhde, hl1c. Dayton and hllci.
Michigan, 3go: white, 4Uo.
ULovEA bEEp-fIold At pKc: 9Jdo offored.
NxuElPTs--Eiour, mono; wloas, 3,0O0 bu; oosn,
II ,ooo bu; oats. ,00o b',.
EilpNxHT8-FlNur, 900 brlat wleat, l,00o btu corn
SU0o hui oatas J,Q0o bl.
HALT1AoRB.
baltimore, March 29.-tLoun-Qulet snd un"
ehnnEett Escady.
onA1n-Whcat firm good demand; 10. - Weesern
rcd, $.47; reunrylranla rSo, 81 l.4aal eo corn
, 1876-03-30
NEW ORLEANS.

Nav OELEAss March ao.-In tho cases Of tho
United States VS.. Samuel ". Hammond, ". ].
Gehau, Johu Ihorne, John II. alelE,, John
NcWiu!er. special pleas wero filed to the validlsy
OF tho indictments on the ground that two men,
borB Of tho Grand Jury wero disqualified from
acting as Jurors IN tho United States Court, as
againBt the United States. Tho pleas were filed
by tho conBent OF tho Court, and tho nccused
wero released on bond. Tho District Attorney
sta:ed tilat he WAS not prepared to lay apy work
before the Grand Jury, md they were discharged
tilt Monday.
, 1876-03-30

s.tsf 4
mlth tnn ilzafah. man vas not 70 be blamed for
~ ~, tara 81 ssVo y 60 lar a. ~ hsd
... ~ o1a:inni purity ~ !onR inuliatlty
s.i W,Ih wh,intkyNstralght Or crooked. That VAS
n9v suG 1nn,o %l.n mapg ahesa witnesses Inc
ona3 Was a at lug ,s g.eat aay th.y
m9n appieat 10 sa no mHan; snat thc most
11S.ossop,e imveoIga'on "onld OVERLOOK theH1'
Aee"o "'sn"nnss aas,,a,. Lna al
p.., ., n.a1.o ntMo1Ep III IHkIn hooHs; o'!s;
..ana a',u amman ~ a.aa hep' tnenn nno theg
G' "Mls tom T.! 'ne p. po.Ho.non - tuo onselnHeht
oeo!n, VIZ. s.acI nontnn @ VI cn.ncas EotnIny,
"era unnolo 20 plosnce PIC s!nsio hesstch ot ln,
na ti,a tnsao ~ ~ ..- IL. sv.n s
nat a 1. sau VI i,,to ~ s W. t.s.,ns o t,. a'
nut rtoaceu .t G ~ .'.ln sttnen ~ aunny nG .
mas ~ ~ the uo.e1"enss ,rnt !en1ssoI ~ @ coua
nus ~ ootaea f...ts i,,s nohs e,p s
Gtou '.o.o ~. ~ l .r,,,.a' na'n H..
a, suan ~ IT,. H.. e ~ .In.n tsns s.,a
wnn IN n,Sy. esaI 'u' '0' '"euS' " ''oeo Do'A'
"g1,u IL ntusM''i Il, u...,.os ), A., Wait. nau.
ny. ntotrs snen Ioto.toa 70 ms. "aiie ';es a1n ~
sa.u & n s.en ,r 80 nessM ms,o
& s.aa. % unaes 0u.t mnI.se.1 a nasn
sstsnh, "ua,n .nat u nt1mon m,. no" ~ -.
~ 1useu M sasaoos 1no "asuol ~. mo ~ nnu"n .,n
, 1876-03-30
MARINE.


THE STORM ON THE LAKE.
Tho terrific Bnow-Etorm which prevailed Throughout
TIA Western country, putting temporary stop 10 Ill
kind Of traffic ahore did net extend any liatance
out In the lake. and disasters have yet been rnport
ed IA stalod 1cstnriay, tho ycescH all had ntnp1o
warning, aud could tako proper precautions The schr
Tradur arrived yesterday with cargo Of lumber from
Manlstec. She reports The wcahcr TO hago bcen quito
cold and bolstero,is, but not had It
shoEe Tho principal trouble shc had was from tho
heavy imrcnetrahle fog. She came TO .uchor OF
day morning when II cleared up ahe found herscK of
tho. culrancc to th'a harbor, having dragged
nved hero yesterday tho seow htocking Bird,
With Ice from afanitoroc; echr Bclle Brown with Enll
rtAl ties from Ahnaco: scow Caratee ftaab With tce
from Manjstee anu htmr Uhattes Kietz with lumber
ffDn the Esst ohoro, AL these vc.,sca out dut
Ing toe sHle. but suffered no lhnaaHu RhatoYcr.
, 1876-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS,

AAAL NltAau SUAi.
II VAS not anticipated that the Grand jury
would haYo much work to do ut their pressn.
conference. Whisky nutters and nj! tho men
connected with tho whisky frauda Aayo had
worry searching inyostigatiop-so much go, in
fact, that ang fusthor labor In this direction
must bo, fn great measure, but repetition OF
what las alroady been doue. It Is quite trao
TINT ono or two parties romaln. unindictel,
ngainat whom suspiciunh Aaro been cnter-
taiuod, but 1t Is equally truo that
tholr caBos havo received the fullest
consideration, anl their escape haa been
due to tho lnck OF eyidouco rathor Than to any
accidental or intGntionat romissnsss OIL the
part Of The jury. Hence shoro romans
llttio for the jury 10 do except to look after
snch small Irregularities, happening from tiino
TO time, III selling liqour without liconsc, OF
passing counterfeit moucy.
Quo OF these minor ccscs occupied tho altc1l-
tiou OF tLo Jury yaateEaa5 morning. II WAC
thai Of Louis r. Do:atcll, 4 tobacconist, at No.
II Milwaukee avenue, who Was arrested BONO
days eluce, charged with zetaiuing In his possess
sion empty tobacco paokaycB without haYing
cnucolod the stamps.
Aftcr tispoe!ng Of this caso sbe Jury had
nothing further with Which TO exercise tholr
ecnti-j judicial minds, and spcnt tho afternoon in
holiday manner, ZONE sitting quietly III The
1tlf4-En0lQ. Wnl0 OlHGtH bLallUnel LuDtnAClFod
in ths conrt bn!ow, wiloro they Tcro Gutraueed
by tho tnusic Of Ssorfa' voice.
THE NEXT THtAL+
Il IL now announced tint the ne.t whisky
case to como M III tho District Court Will Le
tiat Ut AID. T.. F. Cutorton:ubtoal of tho long
expected FgoA!nRor cane. twill ho takbn up Us
Houn III tlo lallman a;,a lush busiucsa is dis
r.,snl uf, und IN aIr. CufiortUu haa bueu ready
ior spu,n time it will probably 70 forward without
tho least dclny provided tho Government ts
ready, aud they profeHa to DO III all tl!nso oases.
1t Ii hardly probable that tle will bs called
this wcoll. rs tho Government conl,Bcl 1uaY nced
c.,uplo OF days to recurertlo, but next Monday
will usher Eltincsut,s crowd INTO thA couIt-
tuuui, md another interesting investigation will
20 On. The pean!ianty Of tlla trial will consist
bce,l investigated by rot,t tnry. al tbs line OF
evidence will bo somewhat different from, that
heretofore purslel. Dir. CultoEtou llas rutalned
Judge Lenlngwell aa his cousael.
MILWAUKEE.
Special n'tnatth IL TIA chirdao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March 29.--In the new case
against Lewis Ntndskopf, Tor making crooked
whisky Biuce the great raid and the indictment
Of tho defendant. further evidence wss taken,
aud tic matser wont over till morning, II. Nunuo-
1uarilcr. Leopold WirtA Lewis llindskopf, and
L. O. Wlnhler, were examined for the tiefcnao,
! nnl counsel commenced addressing the Jury, and
the trial went over TIL mornlng.
arR1NatIKLp lI!..
S,Nttot hisva!ch q Thf rA.cauo Trtbune.
RpniSuliELp. ILL.,, March 29.-ln the Fsdera!
Court, tho civil suits HgAinst the rropsietols oi
tho pekin Alc1ho! Manufacturing Company sud
their EuIoties, which were dismissed III error b.
ox'Dlssr1ct Attorney Van Do1stoo. were to-dal
| toiuHtateu.
, 1876-03-30

3he slnr ateescn5er, "Acn art'sed nero uuslnR thc
saooa5 oo'oto 5tsoruas' ~lA nefoa.'er nSae 1eelaf
u's oos"een taa pot' anu onnson .'At Pres
ea4 'no ooous'cA Isshtpoftasoh COMPANY IL running
pfop ootete asmsn oa'easo aaa aan'so-
W. "a nesln 10 run ee'"eea .nas poss anu Aano"oo
monaas tno "ca'aes permits. =. aho scA1 dosua"k
n1a neen cnss.e'ed ~ otualo 70 ssSo coa1 from
oe'eaau 10 ohlcaso a. W cah's pes soht
senf E1e, NAion was parity hurried ~ cisseaha last
'""' ss pegn IoPanu, "nu 's uelnR utea u4t oEn,n.
..::anae1tateiy :;, attes tAe opeEiAB VI naHgauon
H. ~ M, s.a!'on 1 20 no M nu.lt o aawas "a
st.nn huar n.a M hs.n Was ~. to.ay n9rn ~ ~ tolt
SndHst 's% ssa. ~ @ o.s.... no ., r
oM lasnE Oh C!als reports Tue tiset atou9 Lmpton
~ H., uio nAsa a. oang iu!t ol Aea'y ice. II ttue,
ao pFoslSca o. posss ihaGhli8 tnlt AusoA JOE some
ne' ySry waaet ~ ~ sao IT,
a ttittF ush oeet htsaay IhanR "a MlnteE.
, 1876-03-30

A paste Is prepared. upon which tho motto to
DO reproduced IL laid, aud allowed to stau1 until
. clear Impression Of the finest lines are tskon.
The uoto lh theR removed. aud tho paste in
tlno hacomea almost ~ harl NJ stone. An
electrotype Of tho impression IL thcn taken, aud
tho notcs aro struck on, aud ste 10 faithful thlt
, 1876-03-30
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Wall ST. CQrioatures.

Now Book, - pagas conta!utug II engraved illus
trst!uus. WITH INYoRAATluH roA rocE srEcuLAToh1t
usiL TUuuRtUuE l. CO.,
Dantes. and proktts, Wsll.sk, New York.
, 1876-03-30

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Il, sa Vo ,is1, ~ co 9na
nsm. on tau ~ os9e H,s t1s 15 se ri.nsn LII
no' nnn Luz Intr ta.t,rn ~, bavo ,no
...S u.uS nuproSe 1 .nol e! tn,, ~ ntau i,,t ut ..t
'hero i. sv oyi1ancn 9n arr.nmnnt III ucnn
sacm s!a ..o ontas H.. oa .no 11.eehus ~ rst-
u,amT ~ III rsa su9 ~,
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~. nur utar1" s,ji IL .,,l 81 IT.. in
rura.,ns sinro tt,a T,or. iaa,s ~ H. i,"n,n.
,',,. ~, .ad .suts,,o a ''' @ "s %
tho,r ~ o,n inS"ronres ~ tLots fen. ~.
t,tta.n 1ncn o,,iItv ~ rr;,no. bv anofr
o.n ronfeuaion' ard soma ~ I'M, van
Xii ,,,nIctai' WHAT vnniI Tia ,rrr en1i +,,.t
W. Wa It immuntyS The,r @ eri,nea ware var "n nro.
tM"v wora nntnucscd Wna t,,st i,n,,"n,,r ~" ~
nno ~ tncaa cr,,nirs,s % Nnrn " -, ~ III
inr wttnnsses-waa ,n,nIiclc5 .ni att,t
liz hnidor Of A aovcrmmsnI rnn, ssir,,
immunity WhotIor Il },a,i brot ] nromlsoI lin
nr t,ns. hadn't hn rnt n W,,cu ~ wra nnnoint.
~ a Gnnonr- hv ia n,vn snsH,nomv ~ vas
t],iaf and hy lila ouu aoc,.r.ttn". IN ,.J hoa,,
M nyer si1ee. Sdi'od IN thst thnro ~. ' wa, % liz
sor,os of st.nn,ossa nar tnrt.s ~hrh ho e,inittcI
And ho MA sttIt bnj,linu h,a romn,tsaini, ns n
noyernment 1anrnr. W,at iii thn iurv rnii
that? '@''
,r,,n ,o.-,,a ,,.,,,,t .x,,, . . IT,,
lug iearneo At counsel went oqt OF ny way anu
tary OF tho Treasury. roHabfy Afr. Uontolt
considered him gu trial. II 10 WAS ho would bs
conYictod no Jury on Garth could aequit hin.
AL that portion OF MIR. !3outeits address WAS
stum1'-apoccll mono the loss so because it was a
poor QUO. It had onco been proposed to elact
witneaaea BY the people that waa now tipnocos-
saryt for the Goyeenment appointed them; they
bloaao'ned out 10 1ostGr clothes than they eyer
Woro bafore, and took the witness-Btard.
y. r. nEEcnEn
gosathheo ono recommendation taat the others
dld hot' ne hau stolen grain. and' a. natural
consequence, It would Beon,. 10 Was tho only ono
Of t!le lot no" holding hia commission. Uun-
mol Muol!of had simply Hwinaled tue purchaser.
Mo iis,, dla ut ossosa tho REQUISITE feconmenda-
ton that Beocter did, aud was distnlghcd. hit.
Stofrs SAD he would show from The bits of svi-
do1co Which hat come to lishs, tlss thoso MON
hsd boon prorni.od Immunity. a Broas cry hn4
oeen nlaao by Mr. Eouloli that the speaker Lad
exaggerated Tho exsene OF tho May ac12ures, but
the records would show that he was correct.
When ha said thiftaen or niteou had been ae'zed,
he meant thiIleon Or tiftean petsonB, not houses.
Mf. boutoll had ssid tho speaker was
FOND OF IoKE.
Perhsps 70, but WHO over iears1 aueh mel
ancAo!y httomps at 1okeas that OF which hlr.
Doute1t had Boon guilty ol-foistlag the speech
OF JORGE upon SlG 1ufyf llQ could not CuAF4c-