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TALKS ABOUT LABOR. BY j. n. LARSED. limo. ri
162. ID. Appleton & Co.

lb2. ID. Appleton q Co.
In this volume the relations of capital and
labor are discussed with view TO the adjustment of
their mutual claims, without the attempt to solve any
perpexed questions OF political economy The writer
takes his stand the principles Of common sense and
practical observation aiming 10 ascertain the conditions
on which the work Of human industry is carried on and
the rules OF justice which should preside its organ
ration He is nguary clear In the explanation OF his
views but chersnes Utopian visions of their immed
ate application 10 the arrangements OF social fe Their
practical success must be the result of inquiry and
experiment. The laboring classes must be pre-
pared by thorough training for the introduction
Of the new system. Mr. Larned is innexbly opposed to
the creation OF public debt whether national munic
pal, except under severe restrictions. No debt in his
opinion should be contracted by the Government unless
taxation for it's payment within three five years at the
utmost Is imposed at the time. The abolition Of
debtmaking power would be the greatest triumph
won IN the interests Of labor In the method adopted by
the author for the calculation of his IDEAS that of
familiar conversation between different members OF
domestic circle, the stiffness formal discussion is
avoided and great latitude given freedom Of re-
marx, without impairng the necessary ddactc unity
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CcQal Notices.

~
IN pursuance of an order of Delano {. Cal
hereby given 70 al persons hav.s oaims an't N ssA,o
ceased present The same with voucher Their q TO he sub
s sSsy S once ON OF p5 he aG6 Day Of
Dated New. York the 1877 day Of June ~; op r,,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELANO G..
L CALVIN, esq. surrogate ~ tho County ~ %cw York
T T%S + ee1%E Ti@ late 20 he CIV Of e
present same. with vouchers thereof To the subscriber
az ror ter Go ' 6y 5e IN s City d on or before
le 2G!l day q February tf ION
UdH PORTER r[o 20 p for IFe Sg No.,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made. by
the Hon. JOSEPH :. DAILY one Of The justices Of The
Court Of Common Pleas in aud for the CT aud County Of
May. 1876 notice is hereby given TO all the creditors and
and %irnAM GREN copaners lately doing business IN
The Guy and Comfy Of NswYoTE under ihs hrn name Of
said claims with the vouchers therefor duly verified to the
and ,r,cn Tor the bcdf OF Their his once 80
fore The second day o October 1876.
Dated Ne"-Nork, June ID, 200, ..,, ,.,.,,.,., ~
WILLIAM II. TULL1s Auorneg Tor Assignee
n Y.SUPREME COURT.-ELLEN E.WARD
~. plainn, against WILL r; FARRELL and CATH
ants-smmons for kelef-tcom not ser 10 the defend
Complaint in his aci on which was day ned in tue office
Of the Cr Of the CITY aud County OF NewIork aud to serve
al his oiicc 40 ~ Broadway. IN the city Of NewYork
within twenty day ater hS service OF ls summons on YOU
swer the said conn within the time Aforesaid plain.
tin In This action viii apply Ia the Court for the relief
manded In the cOmplJint.-Dated September 30. 1876
THOMAS ]. POWERS,
O5 lGwGwF Plaintiff Attorney, l2S broadway.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County Of New YORK. -ABbiE W. LAMBAltD, as TX
ecutrix me win and testament Of CHARLES A. LAM
BARD, deceased, plaintiff agt RALPH c. JOHNSON and
FRANCES j. JOHNSON, individually. aud as Executors
Of RALPH C. JOHNSON, deceased, defendants Summons
for relief. TO The defendants above named and each Of
them YOu hereby summoned and required an.
the complaint in this action of which copy il herewith
served upon and 10 copy Of your 10 the
complaint the subscriber at his office,
the city York, within
the hereof day service and
a the said complaint within the time nfDre
said The plaintiff in This action viii apply TO the
relief demanded ia the complaint.
Dated New-York, 10Th October, 1876
WILLIAM X. MARTIN.
Plaintiffs Attorney III Broadway.
complaint In the entitled action duly filed IN
the Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of York
the "a day OF November, 1876.
WILLIAM H. MARTIN,
n3 1awGwF. Attorney for Plaintiff
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DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
L the NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN RAlLRoAD-Fare
lower than other Commencing November H.
1876 NewYork from Pier North River foot Of Rec
Vineland.
town. kcrtOn. w. :. SNEDEN Gen. Manager.
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THE FOOTSTEPS OF ST. PETER By J. r. MAcDuPT
d. ID. l2mo PIP 632 Robert Carter & Brothers
The personal experience of the author during
OF extended travel in the Holy Land has given
seshness 10 the described in this volume which
could not have been obtained from the results OF scho
ay research In reading his vivid narrative, everything
alive glowing with the richness Of nature and
inspired with unmistakable air of reality. The great
YQstle 10 depicted ip his "ful activity Of zeal and
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Gin Real estate for Sale

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
I sh,xr- oarraned. smoky ,,himneys cufed: no
,ay send Tor circuIar null. GRIPPEN & Co,
F~' Thirdayc. and 2ith.st N"w.Nofk.
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6icamboals ano Railroads

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
ID and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRlDuhS
PORT Catharine pat 1850 m and bridgeport at
D.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
i with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing at High
land Falls west Point, Cornwall, Newburgh, Marlboro
Million Poughkcepsie, and rsOpus. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday, saturday. James
Baldwin Monday Wednesday Friday sDltngtt. Pier as
n r.. 4 d. m.
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1 Rock Island

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTAENT-10h O'CLOCK
| AND 11l2 O'clock Am.
| s 500 Coupon 65 N SOS Coupon, 1881
10000. ..--..--..1l2aI loOO0.........l21l2L
$4,000.
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Morris and lcxex
lU1. be. 90 a
Pitts, FtNayne and
Chic Guard
100 be ~ lOi a
Alton and Il II
lO0...bc. ia
Han and 81 Joseph
l00.... be. l24
2 o.. q. l2la
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DE
SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Sales Of state Bonds-Rdlr0dd BOndS-Bonk and IA
rOnH Shnres-ErpreSs SLOcks. &c
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
lJARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, April 10,
IS7eave depots OF Cortandt and Desbr0ssesss at
7 A m for EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
HazleOn, Meadow Mahanoy CITY, shenandoah MI
carmel ShamOkin Wikcsbarre PittsOn Sayre mira, &C.
connecting with trains for Ithaca, Auburn Rochester But
falo Niagara Falls. and the West. go - -, -, -,
! D. m. EasOn, Bethlehem, Allentown hauch Cnunk,
HazIeOn Mahanoy CITY Shenandoah wilkes Ilttston
Sc making close connections for Reading Potsyllle, an
Harrisburg.
Chunk, stopping at all stations A., T., IT,. ,,.,,, =,
,entoxu Nauch Chunk, Wkesbarro. Ptston Sayre Emra
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls, and the
west Pullman's sleeping caaches attached 49,
"''" ROBr. H. SAIllE Sup't. and kDgr
General Eastern ONCE corner OF Church and Corllandsts
CHAS. ii. CUMMINGS, Agent.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Peckp for New Haven at and IL
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NOKlHENN kAILEUAD OF NEW-JEHStl.
Trains leave for EngewOod CiOster PiemOnt ana Nyac
7 qi5 a ~. l, B. I, 4ij $3.50 $50, 1880 p. and sStu
day nights only ll.30 p IN. sundays and $50 p
Sauuef spring Valley Aonsey. Z. 9i5 a 40 p.
mo. y. AHnNIr GEM rass Agcnt New YORK
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Ohio and Miss

OF BUSINESS, s
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NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov 10, 1875
The following auction business was trans
acted at the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
New Assessment Leopard hectares
Observation-Disclosures OSsr
the Elections.

SAN PpAscisco, October Ill P. NJ
The Hale 4 Norcross Mining Company
loves an assessment Of 81 per share. de-
linqusnt November nth.
The Leopard Mining Company declares
. dividend Of fifty cents per share. paya-
BILE on ,hr 10th instant.
The Ohio and Indiana elections are the
only excitements In the city. This morn
ing Montgomery. between Sacramento
and Merchant streets. within which b0un.
dsries the offices Of tho principal newspa-
pcrs arc located IL crowded with
people who are consulting tho bul.
ietin boards on which each dispatch
Ia DISPLAYED ~ IL arrives. Even many OF
the California street habitues have found
their way from the vicinity of the Stock
board to learn the latest advices from the
East, which movement IL somewhat help
cd by tho fact Of tho old Board hold
Ing Its usual Wednesday business
meeting which lets OF the crowd that usu.
ally attends tho open sales. After the
Board considerable speculation wa excited
by the closeness Of the contest in both
States and = good deal Of betting Ia going
on In o quiet way. Western Virginia Is
comparatively neglected. Tho Democrats
are Inclined to he jubilant over Indiana.
while the Republicans feel confident ~ 20
Ohio. and don't give up Indiana until fur
ther aivices.
At tho Bay District Fair Grounds yes
terdAy theirs was o race between five stall
lions which never beat 2:30. Reno won
the race.
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ALMOST A DUEL.
The Govsrner or Tesnsssss diving
she Lie-An Exciting Eneounter.


lf'om 'Ae N'N. Wv. "'
o Porter opened thc discussion ~ ~
O'Clock, squire iaruiey iollowcd ana
spoke until about I O'Clock. Col. Thomas
began by saying there was an organized
force In all the county towns 10 prevent
his having 0 hearing. This statement, so
far a. Shelbyville Is concerned. IL wholly
untrue. He reviewed Squire Yardley's
speech, and then Gov. Porter's; being In
an ill-humor when he began. lac grew vio-
lent ~ he progressed. and when ho came
to reply to the Governors charge that he
(Thomasl had, In tho Legislature OF 1869
10 voted against Q bill 10 exempt $3.50
worth Of material In the hands Of mechan-
les. he said the Governor had dealt with
un%fairness toward him /; had perverted the
record, and made . statement which he
knew to be UNANIMOUSLY false. He also
expressed 4 regret that tho Governor was
not present To hear his language. some
friend OF the Governor thought the matter
was OF sufficient Importance to inform him
OF II. lie was spoken to Just as he was In
the act of getting into MS venice 10 start
10 Winchester, anu returning imnlediately
To the hall. he quietly, took Ills seat.
Colonel Th0inns. seeing the uovcanor had
returned, In milder terms than before. re-
peated his denunciation. lie said he had
stated that his record had been misrepre-
sented; that statements had been made In
regard to his record which were false ;
that he did not know why the Governor
had returned |; he was q fighting man, and
had come, perhaps, for the purpose Of
playing the bully; and folding his arms.
L.. ..I N.at.at naU.NVar Darfae aud
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N~s Ysrk Heard.

NEw YoHK. October i.-Salcs at the
Morning Beard. la currency, were; 900
Bslch.r i9t. 100 Con. Imperial ~, 100
Crown Point i2S, ESQ urant ~, 800
HAle n Norcross 81. 100 Justice i,'., 80
Ophir 6sa 800 Sierra Nevada i2I.
Closing prices were Alpha u asked.
Caledonia II asked. California o. asked.
Con. Virginia 60 bid. Confidence 10 asked
Crown Point l2s asked. ENchcluer l5S
0ould and Curry 10 asked. Grant ~, a.
Justice ~. 20. Mexican - askel. Ophir
Ash. 0verman NJ asked. Savage 10 asked,
sierra Nevada l2S asked, Trenton 35's.
Yellow Jacket az.
sales after the Morning Board 100
Ophir an. 100 Justice 10. 800 Grant u,
is, go Sierra Nevada i2s l2is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

ISpiASAroLis. October Ill r. Mic
turns are received from 2i9 townships and
wards In 50 counties, which give q net Re-
publican majority OF 4.l96. The same
places In 1874 gave q net Republican ma
jority Of 2.093. Tho same places In 1872
gave . net Republican majority Of 800.
CHICAGO. October 1.-THE .Journars
Indianapolis special says at 1880 r. N. re-
turns are coming In slowly. this forenoon.
with favorable indications for the Repub-
licans. Republican gains are reported ev-
crywhere with trifing Democratic gains
In the northern part Of the State. The
Republicans are confident and hopeful.
though the State ticket Is In some doubt.
There 10 nothing whatever to warrant re-
ceding from the claim OF the State for
Harrison. The Republicans have elected
eight Congressman, the Democrats four.
The Republican prospect brightens every
hour. Last night the Republicans were
depressed ; now they feel hopeful. II 10
almost certain that Harrison IL elected
Governor. The majority will not be large.
but enough. We have probably gained
Holman In the Fifth District Is certainly
require two or three days to decide tho re-
suit In the State. but the chances are now
decidedly In favor Of q Republican VIC
tory. II is Q remarkable fact that while
the Republicans have fallen behind In some
Of the northern counties, they have made
decided gains In the southern counties.
Tho independent ~grcenback vote Is a small
matter.
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Repubiiesn 0ains In West Virginia.
WHEELING. West Virginia. October H.
Tho ticket voted Is = long one, and In most
places the count was abandoned until this
morning. The returns are very meager.
but a far a. received they show l.epnb-
lican gains.
The Pacific Mall Property 10 be
sctled.
NEW YORK. October il.-A warrant OF
tho Tax Receiver against the property Of
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company. was
placed yesterday In the hands ola Marshal.
who says he shall retain the warrant for
service upon the first company's property,
he can find but no believed that n had
nothing but incoming steamships Oh
which he could levy.
a Disastrous Fire Ia New York
StHtr.
WHITEHALL, October H. The entire
business portion Of Sandy Hill, New
York, was burned last night. Losses over
500. 600.
woodward will Meet Tweed in Lud.
Low street. Hall.
SP~RISoYigLD. Illinois, October H.
Governor Bcyeridge has received q war
rant for the e~Itradition Of Woodward.
alias Wallace, under arrest at Chicago. on
charge Of being M VI Twced's gang.
The warrant wa granted on n r-quisition
issued 10y Governor Tildcn Of New York.
a County Treasury Robbed.
KNOXVILLE. Iowa, October H. Last
evening the County Treasury was entered
by two masked men, who oyerpowered the
Treasurer, and with drawn REVIEWERS forced
him 10 open the safe. The amount taken
il about $4,000. No clue To the robbers
has been obtained. Mounted men arc In
pursuit.
chicago Congregational Nomination.
CHICAGO. October 1.-The Republi.
cans Of the Second Congressional District
to-day nominated George II. Davis for
Congress.
Kentucky i'iety.
LouisyILLE, October 1.-THE Es'~isy
.ys,s. has q special from Mount Washing
ton. Kentucky. which gives the following
account Of a murder In q church during
last Sunday evening. Sam Burkeit. col
ored, entered an African church under the
influence of liquor. William Barnes, an
elder, asked him 10 leave. when Burkrtt
answered, "you and your church can 90
10 hell" Barnes asked for y repetition Of
tba ramarl anil receiying sucl. shot Dur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

Bishop MoHLrY was fond OF q joke.
Once, when the footman was out OF the
way. be ordered the coachman to bring
some winter from the we'll. TO which the
coachman made q grumbling objection
that his business was TO drive. not to 80
errands. "wsll. then. said Morley.
"bring out the coach and four. set the
pitcher inside. and drive 10 the well.' q
service which was several times repeat.
ed. 10 the great amusement OF almost oil
the village.
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A,,,,.,. MI. nsr.inr.
n...,,.,r. l.n,, c,.uI"r,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS West Justice Gold
and silver Mining Company has incorpo-
rated In San Francisco, with
capital. to operats In Gold hhl district
Nevada. The Director. are Martin Whi,.'
j. Z. Collinger. A. j.. kingSsy' ~ u
MAR and L. J. Moore.
ouiexsiLvEn CoSsUNED.-The Califor-
mia mill consumes monthly 10000 pounds
Of quicksilver that never finds it, way
back again. The Consolidated Virginia
mill will use up about as much more an !
the two will certainly make away with
$1,000 worth a day.
wAsmSo TurN Ur. Lightning was
seen ON all sides Of Gold Hill las, evening.
There va. also q slight rain-storm. which
probably did something toward cleansing
the hordes % the great unwashsd. though
IL was impossible 10 make much headway
ON 50 big a Job.
AGoop SUPERINTENDENT. III. Arm
strong. who WAS Superintendent OF the
Consolidated Virginia mill before the fire.
Ia. been appointed Superintendent Of the
new mill just finished. Mr.. Arms trong u
also Superintendent Of the California
mill.
.'How do you feel now" cried a Dem
o.,,, IN , p.nnhliean hi. morning when
abogus dispatch announced that Ohio had
uone Democratic. How do l feelf Well,
feel very much ~ I did when the news
came that sumter hal been fired upon"
Tus p~roluetion Of the Consolidated Nir-
rinis mine. now that the mill Is ready 10
run will be increased 275 tons psr day.
making . daily yield OF Go tons
B,suop wufrAKrR's school will open In
,-.a,ouo,,ox The younr l.lie, from
Virginia will start for the scene Of oiE'a'
lions 'o-nho''o" "
Tuk drs-plugs ON u street, virginia
have been orokeh W.T. ~ shsI No.
me soniI Jo sueh a thing.
v =, IN =,
giniA an-mi, ",.,o,v ior W. n. Pa,
.sm a0 so=n..rue.ipe engineer.
...u, n,;.eoil,,
Aseasii'S" zen W.. ,..,.,l,v
and came near crushing a boy who wa'
pl.ving near.
Tn funeral Of John Il. Colt took place
a, Silver CITY Yesterday and was we'll at
tended. Rev. Mr.. Fitch OF "O'' III" W
he'a'sd'
ofu,esn M,lkfn' VINO was 'A" " =,
y iAiiihs wniie LYNX W Aniy
ing.
~, National, on.ni n,.l ven, IN silver
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~lHsroHrsD pArLr MT a. r. MEANING . COL

Nan Francisco Iieard.
LAsr ssrSIsa.
1870 Eureka Con. IL. i3s .IJs. IL
~ haymoId a ally, ~.
~ Jackson. 4.
sJ { cos..S
so LsJpAr'. ss. 50.
Is GilA. sc COS.
"a Panther. toe.
ff50 Hussey. zoe.
55 Manhattan. Il. i5s.
JO New Coso. a.. as
GD Northern Belle. ". scS SH. ~ 81.
loo Golden charioi. ~.
70. foorman. ac.
~ Gene.ce Valley. 2 10.
aIso Con. Virginia. s.. sas. s2.. sss h0. s..
St5 Mexican, AN. an. 25i..
An california. ssS 5ss 50 bD. s.. b.
itto Union Con, iOk. ies.
1D bslcher. lcx. los. is..
blO Hale A Nofcr -. MIS- by. ".
20 sierra Nevada. II. nA.. IL. b.
W. ssilos JACKET. as. 2is. ~. u. ak,
$50 Justice. ~. ls's.
2s Cnolisr Psto.i. "a. NV. nv.
40 SAVAGE. Nv. Ian. ll., "
lO OvcrmAn, ISt. -, "a.
tis uould a curry. i5S, B.. i3S.
3s3 Grown Point. ~. iOS.
3lo b~~t 4 bslchsr. a.. III. 49,.
it0 Aipha. ~. NV.
lilo U cionia, .. IL.
<oAo imPrfsis = 90. SA
rus soESISs.
1875 0phir, NV. %. AZ, tP., tis.
is3y Mexican. -. AN. ts az
800 Gouii 4 Garry. i3s. u. li..
SIS Beet q Beichsr. ". ~. eva
Ti3 California. sss,sss, S.s
ilO5 s.vas. lak. iss. H. lss..
isO Coz. viHin q, a,s. ~. ~ "S' cf.'
~ Choil.r poto 4. Is. ~. T5s.
asss H.4s \ sorcns-, :. -, ss.E. so shS,
ay cr,vn iolnt. io.. io'.. ~ H..
ips0 yellow jacket 2ss "a. ~, "a. tls sio.
ssiS Impsisl, 3Ul. aSo, 31S.
~ ksatuck. 10 Id.
sls Alphs. ~. t3S. tJs. ". ~
25 ii-leher. liz. ~. Is
3D Connd-nev Is.
DO Slsrrz Nessia. ttS. liz.
$40 Utah, 10. iss. i3s. u.
$50 ~fiailion. ~. ~.
iO9 R~iehsqasr, l5'.. " i3s. ~ bio.
80 O,erman. ID. gsx. u. ~.
sBl Ja,tics. IN, IN, IT,, IN.
aiGs ,nion Con uk, ne. ilA, III.
sso JuliA. 81 81. s..
60 Lady by an, Nc, rsSc. ~, -.
2oD cal-ionis. ~ ~.
sJo baitimvrc. ~. 2'..a
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Ms. +. PAoE NoE will hold her usual
grand opening days at No. i0i South g
street. Virginia. ON Friday and Saturday
next. October 18th and 18th. Ladies'
should pay attention to this fact. a. she
has lust returned from Han Francisco with
q complete stock Of tho latest styles OF La
dies' and Children's Hats. Having pur-
chased for cash, she can sell cheaper than
any other Milliner In Virginia. ocii 1t
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dALLArrx 4 Co. expect 10 get moved
into their new store by next Saturday.
Tursr 10 some talk Of ~disbsnding En-.
CINE Company No. Q. Of Virginia.
Al Indiana goes 80 goes d. Moore.