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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-16
From Wednesdays DnIy.J

I-s.--,.7---. ., n
.NoEE cnoliccil parties;
engaged i'll fencing the vacant lot di-
rcctly opposite the Court-huuSe on tho
south, nnd npOn inquiry was Informed
that j. L. Martin is the proprietor of the
fence and also the lumber now being
hauled upon the ground. and further
that the aforesaid lumber will form tho
groundwork and superstructure Of II To-
cal habitation. The name will bc fur
nishctl upon lis dedication, MS we ARE not
enlightened as to the proposed styl. Of
architecture. Perhnps our muscular
knight Of the hnnd-saw isGoing to hurry
I've only say perhaps. and beg his
pardon, for the ;sussestiGn.l.1
Is, JUSTICE CoUnr.-The. Court WAS
occupied to-day i'll trying the case Of
Peter MnrsUii vs-Icwis; suit for dulpa
gcs on alleged breach of contract in
consequence Of the failure OH the part of
defendent to deliver wood rs stipulated.
After examining number Of witnesses
and argument by counsel, the case was
given to the Jury, which soon after give
verdict i'll favor of plaintiff,
a NARROW Esc4rr.-TLc little two
year-oll daughter ef John Ainlcy Ind IL
very narrow escape from permanent, if
not fntal, injury, yesterday, by falling
upon puir Of scissors, the points OF
which penetrated the cavity just below below
tile eye, to the depth OF one inch. The
wound, Fortunately, ranged downward,
AMI the eye was uninjurcd, but it was
mn awful close cali. ~ '.''--i
NEW LAW FIEM.-R. II. Bigclow and.
W. C.'Han Fleet, both we'll known ms
practicing lawyers, lave formed CO.
partnership unler the firm npme of
BiSclOw Il yam Fleet; their Office being
located in tho building formerly oecu-
pied by the Inv firm =: of Smith, ltnnd
Il Van Fleet. Their, card appears
elsewhere i'll this paper. '.rr-.'
NEW SArE.-wc noticed ut the depot
yesterday, addressed to John Ainley, IL
fine large safe, manufactured by the
Moslcr Safe & Lock Co., at Cincinnati,
Ohio. Since the suspension of DiclDld,
Norris-& Co., the above company are
said 10 he the champions in TINT line OF
business. .t - p.
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NOTICE.

Ali PERSONS INDEBTED TO
THE FIRM or RUSSELL, 5" &
BRADLEY ARE HEREBY NOTE
FED THAT UNLESS THEIR AC-
COUNTS ARE SETTLED tMMEDI.
ATEfIY THEY Will DE PLACED
IN TIE HANDS OF AN ATTORNEY
FOR COLLECTION rlg.
ELKo, New, March 10Th, 1875.
THE celebrated Sairrl whipky nj the
Dem Saloon.
Fon SALg.--'rhc undersigned offers
for sale Mt n bargain that valuable prop.
crty known m tho White SULPHUR
Springs, situated about u milo aud n
half from Elkn. Tho waters Of these
Springs are celebrated for their medical
aud sanntory properties, md all who
hive fairly tested their virtues have
been greatly benefited thereby. This
property must DO sold ly the first OF
Muy. For terms of Hnlo and other MIR.
ticulnrs call at tho Springs or address
tho proprietor. ''i'
m22.if g. II. vAs AE1srrs.
a nice assortment Of Ladies' md
Gents HITS ut Englcr'E; very low
prices. -
TuE celebrated Crystal Peak Beer at
tho Gem Saloon,
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rFrorn Sundays Dnlly.l

iW,E, met our old acquaintance Ed.
;Cmpeaux, Of Railroad District, on the
street yesterday. hc having just descend
ell from his mountain home to sec the
Esights on the lower levels. He inforu,s
US that the Empire City Company is
still driving ahead with its tunnel, and
the Indications nre TINT ore is being APP
pronclied. Some Of the old copper
,claims that have been lying idle for
some time past nre again being success
fully worked, and this particular indus
try will probably be vigorously prose-
cuted during the coming SeasUn. as the
mines are yielding handsomely and the
ore is Of excellent quality. Mr.. Car
peaux'wus down on business only, and
/ departed Tor his home ngain lust even
ing. we'also received n cordial grasp
from the hand Of Postmaster l.. +. Nor
gun, WHO leals iout justice in broken
doses to the contentious OF that healthy
locality. but like NIL who hail from that
cnlnp,, lie Numbered for home, and struck
out I'thut direction as soon rs possible.
There must be something peculiarly Mt
.tractiya in either the mir. or water up
about the head Of Dixie.
INDtAS 1SJUEED. An Indian was
badly jnmmca between a couple Of Hat
cars attached to II train, ut Wells,
Thursday. The train STATED up while
he was in tile net Of passing from one
Sidc to the other breaking his collnr-
bone aud two ribs. lie was brought
here for treatment yesterday, and Dir.
j. w. Fox rcnijnstel the broken bones
In position. AS usual with the male
nb"riSinc, he bore, the painful operation
with st"icnl indifference, md returned
lhy the trim to Wells last night.
MoEE DrILDISG.-IIilbcts & Sale are
constructing a new culinary department
over u spacious cellar in the rear Of the
Gem Saloon. The heather Chincc
who performs the duties Of ch.J dc cmsinc
is nn ambitious person. AMI will not
permit any ''pcnt up Utica" or other
smnll institution to .'contract his
powers" hence the expenditures NEIL
toned. z ,.-- .r- .-
NEAT ASp SrilsTANrIAL.-rhc changes
and Improvements which have been
taking place in Hixcl's Brcwary Saloon
during tho past two weeks, are now
completed, and with it's new and hand
some front presents II fine appearance.
llibbetS & Sale however are the chuIn-
piun workmcn, and never turn Off any
hut tasty and sirst!clnss jobs.
DirD on THE TRAIS.-.T body of II
man who died Oh the cmiSrnm train
hear .Lovcluck's Station. Fridny, was
brought up hcrn last night. All we
could learn respecting the matter was
TINT deceased was in company with
friends OH his way to Iowa, nnd his
death occurred IT'S above stated from the
ELECTS Of consumption.
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,4l}{t Froln Tuestlny'. D"ily,I
CITIZENS aIEEIINGy,
The citizens or EIko In Council
r E0urth or JuIy-AntI-ChInrsc
rOEETH or lilly.

e
Pursuant to the published emil II
large number Of citizens assembled in
the Court-ho,,se last evening to consider
the matter Of celebrating the coming
Fourth 0f July.
Senator Gabriel Cohen was chosen 10
preside, md Thnmns Is. Henley WIS
elected Secretary.
The meeting WAS addressed by j. 4.
Palmer and Il. Il. Iiigcluw in we'll
CHOSEN md patriotic: language.
\ motion prevailed that tie Chair M.
| point committee of seven 10 draw up
" plan for the cclebrntiun, md submit
the saline to public meeting on Monday
evening, the 25th instant.
The following constitute tho commit
tee: NJ. +. Haynes, j.. s. Ycatrs, J. =.
'EdoIT, j. y. MhyhuSh, DIR. j. ". Fox,
i. 4. ,LlttlcRcld aud II. &. Street.
Mcssrs. Geo. Russell, j. 4. Palmer, G.
Cohen mud 4. u. Henley were after
wards added to tho committee.
ing.stnfi erected and n flag purchased;
accordingly thr. Chair was instructed To
appoint committed OF five to attend Ia
tie ninttcr.rT .-
Mcssrs. ". g. vnn Fleet, William
Taylor, o. f.. Green, William I'lushoir
and L. y. Stone were designated to net
In that capacity.
II was ordered that the proceedings
bc published In The newspapers, umd
all precincts in the county were invited
to cooperate with Elko. as a..
Adjourned to April 9th.
- = ANTI CIEtxHsE.
After tho ADJOURNMENT " tho Fourth
of July meeting, the nEscublngn WIS
called to order for the purpose Of TAX.
ing Hoio action Oh tho Chinese 1ucs.
ttoii, or rather expressing the view Of
this community in opposition TO Chi.
ucsc Immigration.
L. n. Stone wna elected President Of
tho meeting md i. A. LittlcRcld was
chosen Secretary. 4 motion was mndc
hnd carried that tho President appoint
committo 10 draft resolutions and q
memorial expressive Of the feelings Of
this community III opposition to the
Chinese. ~. 81 &
Tue following gentlemen were placed
OH tho committee, md instructed TO ro.
port to meeting to 10 held pn the
18th instant: II. G.. Street, &. COIN,
J. =. Mnyhugh, A. ". Fisk. o. j..
Grccn. Geo. Russell, j. II. Wendell,
AhO Mooscr, r. W. IIurd. II. u. lion.
Icy mud NJ. J.. Haynes.
Tho nooting thon adjourned until
tho l7lh.
Dip or Ira WouSD.--Thc Eureka
Sentinel announces that Joseph Shra,n,
shot by Dan Sullivan In front Of tho
Corner Saloon on Fridny last. died on
Saturday afternoon about ) o'clock.
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(From Fridays Daily.l

Observation-Disclosures respect
ing u most enthusiastic anti Chine s.
meeting held ni Cornucopia on the 9th
inst. reached US by means of letter
from that place yesterday. Thu citi-
Zcnsof that iiOurishing camp, i'll common
with those of every other camp heard
from III the State, aud in fact on the en-
tire coast. arc unuualifie,lly opposed to
further MOnSOliHn immigration, anil
fnvUr with equal fervcncy the ubrOsution
or material modification Of the existing
treaty with China, which permits h0r-
DIES OF these people to flock to our
shores 10 the great detrimeut Of every
citizen, who must either directly or in
directly come in competition with them.
1t is but justice to themselves that good
citizens everywhere, not only entertain
those antagUnistic views, but ,lo.as our
valued neishbors Of Curnucopin have
done; give them an expression which
cannot be mistaken. 1s
g ISJunEp.-From T.. E,lofi. who re-
turned from Camp Hnllcck ycDtriday,
we learn that Louie Englcr sustained
injuries by the fallins Of his horse while
OH his way. TO the Post from Hulleck
Station. ~ Although severely bruised,
the injuries nrc not serious, US lie is to
return home this morning. H..
g giGSfs e ST Mrs. John Ainlcy, Mrs.
II. ". Grant and Mrs. George Scitz de-
pnrted for the Enst by the train last
evening. There IRE no less than three
charming young widowcrs in town this
morning. Further comment is deemed
unnecessary. DIS nDiGE1I
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SATURDAY,. APRIL Is. 1870.

500 :IsskOt, 90, ae'.,z mH, ao1; b5,
1910 Imperini, 2o:., 81: BIZ, 9o;;, 81.
jfu Empire, 1871, lji,. ais
ESQ Could / Garry. l9,.. 1871. w.,
1874 L5.
40 l,e:t 4 Dclel'rr, 571I 5G,.. ~,
100 !. c:sIii(o.ni,, s7,.. y7s;, s7,.. 81,
1850 s s; Is. liz. III" IS b5, ls,
IL b3.
1850 Con. Virginia, IL. 500, go; b5,
~.
10 U!l1sg,l!as 49,, !ap, slao, laY,;,
also 'lidiG 1 NorGrops, Is. 75,s, 20.
,75j Point, 2I'., u, 2U';, 2U,+.
$500 Ophir, GSII, GsH, Is, GS,: b5,
GSi. III, Gsi..
400 M ,%,i ii, 49,, iO,S io,I,
2aGo Alpha. ~ 10, ~. ~. 72%,
72'., ~ 10, 72IIIl, 7JaI.
- Kentuck, 1917, IjI,. ~.
,1S0 DOlclrer, 3JII;;, :i3It, ~.
$50 Confidence, ~, III 2:I,,. g.
TO =. nevada, 23IIt. 1885,, 49,.
100 Utah, ~. FIX, ~. 27a..
200 lIullion, 80. 5yiiI, 90 bI, 59.t bJ.
20 Eurekn Uon.. II. ..-
llf0 EIchciucr, 90, 257..'
~ Seq. DrlclIcr, nj, 81.
325 Ovcrnnr, n. 40, 1917.
6;I5 Justice, 81. 30a., 3OI;; :, 3O;,.
no Union Con, 1875, 1871, 1881
ITO Julia, II. IL, 1914.
2l0 lady Brynn, ~, ~.
laS5 Caledonia. l2'4 1875, 1919, l2i,,
IL.
100 Raymond & Ely. 17II, II.
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IFroln Saturdays Daily.1

. N-s- ~ - =. --f - = - 49, .. %
llIGHLr COMMENSURATE the
train lny ut the depot yesterday morn
ing literary looking Judy direct from.
the Great East remarked to fellow pas.
sengcr as she, through her sold-rimnlcd
qniZzcis md the open Windows surveyed
the hundsonc crowd of natives, who
with unfaltering devotion ever attend
the arrival Of tho trains, "Thcsc people
are the most intelligent looking Nor
mons We have yet SEEM" Pull down
your vest! .I
PEnsoNAL.--D. II. HnskclI, the ur-
bane town-site agent, departed west
ward 10y the train yesterday morning :.
DIR. j. J. Mcigs returned from the west
last evening. lie informs US that VI.
7. Freeman and wife will return here in
the course of II week or ten days. J.
y. Flint. formerly principal Of the Elko
District School, came up FROM the west
last night, and will spend few days in
town. ~. i. Nye, the San Francisco
liquor merchant, came up Inst evening
GONE WEsr.-P. S. Gilmore, with
his grand concert organization Of fifty
eminent musicians, passed through on
his way Ia san Francisco yesterday
morning Miss Emmn : c., ,Thursby,
said to he the finest soprano singer now
On the Aincrirun stage. il one OF the
troupe. The company were direct from
Salt Lake City where n concert was
given at the; theatre on "Wednesday
night and 4 matinee ut the Tabernacle
Thursday afternoon. ''~.'' tr..
= nArDiron's REroRT. The detailed re-
port of County Auditor L. 4. Rogers
will he found elsewhere in this issue.
The showing OF tho County finances is II
very ilattcring one, and indicates n
healthy condition Of affairs. 4 reduce
ton of over $32, 900 in the county in
/ deb.ttlnctA III single year, mud that, too,
without imposing any extra burdens
upon the taxpayers, is pretty conclusive
evidence Of progressive prosperity. ~;
Is the United Suites Senate the hill
fixing tile rate 81 postage UiiI tllird-rlass
mnil matter was argued, AMI Harvey
substiiutc-to restore the old rate-wns
rejected. After further debate the
amendment, which requires onc-ccnt
postage on each ounce or fractional
part thereof for NIL dist incrs, was passed.
.TnH fellow Miles, recently convicted
OF burglary III Vermont, IN the course
Of III interview with II reporter, dcclar-
cd that Harrington md Iinbcuck knew
all nlout the Safe burglary nj WASH.
inston, but the President was entirely
innocent Of amy knowledge respecting
lhematterC =. e. q Vi
! FUS,AsD FAHOY.--Alf. burnett, tile
grcntcst living American lriInurisl, 80
popular Throughout the cnst, ussisic,I
by tho Poet md Artistic, Miss Helen
Nash, also l.. Percy Williams, tho
Musical Joker, will appear ut the De.
pot Hotel hnll, "Wednesday, April 90.
CoUNrr DEMoCIiArIc, CUNSiiTrEn.-
\ legal call for the Democratic County
Central Committee on Monday next ut
10 o'clock II. III, appears III nnUthcr
part Of this paper.
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PAi.iSADI: LETTER.

v IA d NiIsApE, April 10, 1876.
= Ens. 1SnErEsDESr: The tcnncity
with which some people adhere 10 life
under the most adverse circumstnncrs
would mnkc Swapping turtle tnku II
back sent. An Italian who loft the west.
honnd Train hero yesterday was discnv-
cred carly this morning, lying on the
ground. covered with SNOW, near the
cnr-Ehops of tho l.. & L. Il. IL. Co, with
his throat cut, fOnr knife wounds Il, iiia
I ibrc6sl md onO in tho stomach. In his
pocket were razor aud pcn-knifc. bt.
Eincnrcd with blood, which wcro evil
IDENTIFY used 10 inllict tho wounds.
When found no was mitch exhausted
from loss of blood and exposure, but
nitcr being removed 10 anlUon aud 70.
ceiving proper attention, ho revived SUI.
=. tcicntly to glvo his name rs Jcnn 1Iapt-
. tsto lotto, md state TINT no wished TO
Kill himHelf. Some hours attcr no on
pressed a desire for nourishmcns, anil
despite hls divided Wsophngus, slowed
gGnYay MI amount OF maccnroni which
showed an APPRECIATION Of his national
dish. lilo will DO ssnt to tho hospital
ut Eureka this afternoon.
Nothing, M yet, has bcon hcnrd from
doc. liitchins. although tho search for
yllim or his rcluains IL btill prosecuted.
- t&B Y ,s z; - g HEntT&s.
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THE MARCH OF REASON.

o. : a
There arc certain pretended plilos-
Qphers and wiSencreS who, whom you
speak to them of the progress Of muu.
kind, Shake their heads nnd tnlk Of
tue good old days before steam wax
applied and tho Morse telegraph invent.
ed. Away with such humbug! The
Srent discoveries which have enriched
mankind; united by wire link great
nations separated by mighty sens,
tlwnrfed Srace with Speed, and reduced
disraseit to its minimum, cannot by any
exercise of ingenuity be demonstrated
To be ought but blessings. + H.
Among the sanntOry Discoveries of
tho nineteenth century il one, that
in view Of the Salutary influence Il has
exertcd, derseves foremost place.
We allude to Hostettcr's Stomach BIT.
tiers, which il one of tho most descrv-
etlly celebrated tonics aud alternatives
Of the present day. The most unim.
penchnble testimony establishes the
fnct that this popular metlicated stiinu
liant aud corrective nnnihilntes indi-
Ststion, constipation, urinary coin
plnints malarinl disorders, aud many
affections Of the sensitive organs. liz
the mining regions aIid new clcarings
of the West, it Is regarded by, the in
hnbitants as OH indispensable means Of
preventing, as we'll rs curing chills and
fever, and there Is scarcely city or
town in the Union, sOu,o Of whose deni-
Zens have not borne Witness to it's eff
cacy in reinedying the first named class
uf maladics. ,-.
AS an inyigorant, appetizer and car
ihInutire, Hostetter's Bitters are in
coimpnrabiy tho most effective and the
purrSt. Their basis Of fine old rye,
tho most hcnlthful alcoholic spirit OBJ
tninahlc. is of itAclf no mean tonic, but
its strengthening properties are in
creased tifty fold by tho vegetable ex-
tracts which it holds in solution, and to
which tho surprising quality Of the
l}itiers are due. s..
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ALI oysters received at tho Gem
Saloon come by Wells. Fargo & Co.'S.
Express, and are warranted fresh.
Those coming ,'slow freight are from
twenty to thirty Days OH the ruad, aud
past y experience has proven that
they will not keep in good condition
for that length Of time. II you would
have the best quality Of JIssh oysters.
cali ut the "Gcm."
Ir you want n nice suit or orcrcoas,
lon't full TO rnll at Ensler's, .und you
will surely bc suited. -, - 81 80
SIOSE Ak always on draushs nt the
Gem saloon. a-aFsa H,n-
Tue very finest quality of Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes. at the Gem Saloon. e..
~ FURNIsnaD ROCKS FOR RxSr.-Fur-
nishcd rooms mnyl be rented Mt Mrs.
Fortis boarding houEe Oh Rnilrontl
street. just back Of the hotel. Board
will also be furnished il, desired. -
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B. REMNANT & Z co.
OUR NEW DEPARTUREl
DryGoods Department
COMPLETE IN ALL ITs DETAILS.

BOOTS and sH0ES.-Tn this department OF
our stock Wa arc pleased TO say tha, we can
show "hr customers very hnt assortment
to select from for Men. wuincn Rnd Child.
80. rcn'h wear. a." 'naH
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BAN FRANCISCO
g5e' e1..E-gSy = "'a'T;sYTy
S1 STOCK REPORT,
FRIDAY. APRIL 1870.

gie c1in--7-5.- rh
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cL0THIHG.-onr Clothing viii, as heretofore,
consist OF the most stylish cut suits to be
purchased In Sau Francisco ani Now
f"rk. We have a Hrst.cIl's stock for men
HIId b0ya' wear: nlsn. Furnishing Goods,
White Shirts, UudcIrIIIrts, Drawers, Sns.
Irndcrs, Linen, Six aud Cotton IIandksr.
chiefs, Etc. .. .
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535 Ophir. Gs1.. Cst1. Gss;. -
495 Mexican. 10, '40ti, 4UtI bJ.
7Ii5 Gould u Curry,f2 6I &, 50i. 20.
l75 BEST u Belcher, 57T, 57it. 81.
12c5 California; So. ; 8S,,,,;g sss.. 81 b..
GlO Savage. 1871, 1872. ..
1856 Con. Virginia, s2I>,, S2t<. ~, S25t
tt,gs gsr 81 ~ 821iblO, BIZ, Sl;I. 8I9..
: '22so Imperial -1o2t, WI, lu;; $50. 20.
~ b5. .'..
TO Empire, IL, i3i<, 1877.
100 Con. yG. H., QuartzcT. q
l60 Kentntk. 1917, 1917. I
liyU Alpha, co. G3llII, GS, Gss..
I20 Belcher, 49,, 33HI. $685., -.
81 256-Uonalence, Az, 2lE. F'eyA T.
81 go ,s;fYsYadP, l2s:;i, 2SH bio. 81 . :
z 40 yUtphilYS 2Tit.l ~ isiu-s rs
30 az 2l5 bullion, 69.afy E3kf NY
- 30 EsrhSIrct, 951Il.. ASK, %, % $40.
100 Seq. Belchcr, 81, So. -
go Overunn. 81, 80, 10, 791I. 73at.
1870 H iIaig S S 5s1si Is. 20, ~
$40 Point! Point -. 22", All" ss7' b.
T76,Jpcket,, 81. ts7sin,, s7!sf37;i.
'5G5 Justice, 81, 3III:
20U Succor, IL.
GO5 Union Con-, 49, 1872, 1874 BIO.
l15 Bryan l;i,ili4H
1885 Caledonia, le'.: H.; h9o, l2,,HM.
;, III, ~. y, "a, l21i b, ~
200 .S"!lry.igM 4! Il +
o 70 1 n,,y 4.sgL'i E1y' l7.5l /;
2JU Jackson, 3iIII, 81
G'i5 Alps, 1, IA, AZ.
r-;ld0 Belmunt,.I;,. .,-,r. -.
Z, $50 LcopArtin a. igtIi;f7G i
200. Jefftfson,;2IHI. y: &, '<.zsa -.r
quo Giln, ga.
1000 lIussry. Zoe, Gle.
N Typo, II.
i75 General Thomns, ., "a, OK.
i2O Manhattan 0! - -
S.lOU De Frees o. 20 -
100 Metallic. ).
2U0 Cuso Con, 5Uc.
100 New C0Su, GUc.
42O q. ,Chaliut,. =; .,3..,-
2W KnitkeIbuclicr, Il
100 Bnlti,nore:s2 E,,N 1.
10 Bacon, 10. lUI,.
- Silver Hill. 10.
40 Eclipse, IL, IUII.
80 Rock Island 80.
100 Pictou,.5I. -, r--ar. .
10 Saw York, -, Is..v
3l5 Occidental, 81, 51;.
btW Senator, |.
2JO Sheridan, ~, IL.
200 wooaYilic;, 2i,.r' e. = q.
20 Lady Washington, az. -
$50 KoSsuthS az. y T. J.
40 Andes, ~, %.
100 Florida, ~.
20O Pacific /,
100 Wells Fargo, zoe.
g G59 Watd, 2Ins,,2!.;, AZ, az.
100 Cosmopolitan. lie. .
= 40 South Justice, 4, AZ. 3'..
Go North Con. Virginia, ~. 2
1!2O Prospect, Il.
l35 Morning Star, 81.
100 West Brlchcr, 2i,. n
900 Trojan, r., lO5c.
.,5Vu Silver City.el2:,s1....--a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-25

who are enieavoring to alarm the people q
the North to the injury OF the South.
1T Is mere knayery 20 look at the payment
sos the great sums stated by these persons
az possible. But as surely rs any part OF the
sum IL paid the bull Of the money soiE 30
to tie pockets Of northern men. The South
Will have the smallest part. And those who
get this smallest part except as to the cot
ton taxi cannot honestly be called southern
people, In the sense In which Radicals use
the term. twill goto The strooly loil."
What vile party it IS that makes such q
g bug.a-boo" Of a fraud q chief part OF
their argument against the, Den ocrats TO
diver. attention from the unparalleled cor
ruptions and frauds Of the Radical Congress
and Executive they bring forward charges
rs to what the Democrats will do should they
get the power. So might murderer con-
demned to be hanged endeayor to escape
the halter by charging that man in the
crowd would commit a murder the next
day.
No case could better display the "mean
mendacity /" ]. and shameless efrontery OF
the leading presses and disclaimers OF the
Radical party. Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-25
D GISTR ALTON. Mi s.4.>
- WHEN AND HOW 70 REGISTER.

Ten days previous to: the November elections the
registrar shall sit one day for the purpose OF amend
ing and correcting the st at which dime any quail
fed voter applying and not previously registered,
NAV be added Provided, that In each city or town
having more than two thousand inhabitants the re-
strar may sit three days previous to any State city,
county, or township election. ft;-tT 49,; f.t't
and The registrar shalt at aay time grsrtous
uoter qoko may apply; to him to De registered,
and aoho ,oi BE entitled to uote at the aasrt sue
ceeding election. r....z4 ,g,,.. tsg7 ~
Whenever registered voter changes his place Of
residence from one voting district to another 1t
shall be lasofut for. him to;appIg Jor,.t person
or IN 1ortg, and 1t shall be the duty OF the regis
trar Of his former voting district, at any time,
whether 1t be in a toDnshtp, pdrd, ior ooting-
Mace furnish certificate that he duly regis
tered and that his has sipce his removal been
erased from the regis books OF said voting
district which shall be sufficient evidence to entine
him to register, and the name Of every such person
shall be entered upon the registration Of the
township, ward or vottng-place to which he has re-
moved by the registrar at any time or by one Of the
judges on the day of election: .PToptded, Tint In
cities and towns containing ouer too thousand an
hubitGatS the name Of such person shall only be en-
tered by the registrar on the days named In the ninth
section OF the Code. <,,f4as.a..,s,t, oc25-3t