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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-25

,r For Liverpool - The Al British ship
HfA ANDREW LOVlTT, Durkee. master, is now
49, loading for the above purt. and having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of
freight apply to
HAYNES CO.,
20 Carondelet street.
or to RARESHIDE g. IVES,
dol Ill Gravier street.
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OPELOUSkS AND COAST
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March l. at M.
NJ = For WashingIon, Opelousas, Pert
Barre, Eimmsp0rt. Churcnvllie and ~
landngf On the Coast AtchakAlaya River
and Bayou COurtableau-The
G. G. Pickett, master, A. Meynier, ST., Gle K,
will leave above All freight and. passengers
for Bayou des Gaizes to De landed at Simmsport or
Big Bend Landing. Through bills lading to Bayou
B9uf For freight or passage apply on beard or TO
n26tf LORD e. MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

CALIFORNIA.

San Louis Oplsro. Aug. 3i.-This
evening, . man aged about so years.
Sonorian, was shot through the heart
aud instantly killed. in . bar-room .,
Castro Station. about four miles from
this place. The murder is supposed 70
have been committed by the bartender
rs he is missing. Only two men were
present At tho time. both Of whom yer e
too intoxicated to give any evidence.
Los ANGELES. Aug. 3i.-From the
attest advices it appears that the insugu.
raj train connecting Los Angeles and
san Francisco eanno, possibly arrive
here before Tuesday. owing to the de-
lay in completing the road.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 1.-The re-
cent Democratic assessment on the city
officers and employees continues to be
fruitful topic of conversation and com.
plant around the City Hall. while there
Is much rebellioas feeling. 1t is report.
Ell that fund Of fifty thousand dollars
will be raised by IN assessment among
the Democratic ofHce-holders through
oa, the State for campaign purposes.
SAN JosE. September. AT half.
past nine o'clock this morning. while
the accommodation train FROM San Jose,
was At Miles Station. one Of the brake.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02
WALLA WALLA ITEMS.

Not day passes but what several
trains OF immigrant wagons pass
through our city, and in nearly every
case, they are mostly bound for Whit
nan county. From tie present out
look that section of country is bound TO
receive large share of the great mum.
Der now reported on the way. This
shows what a few persons can do in the
way Of showing up II new country, as
we learn that this immigration is due to
the energy of those who mostly reside
in Whitman and Columbia counties.
It will be noticed that the railroad
has made reduction on the downward
freight. placing it at the figure charged
one year ago This reductian will be
gratifying to farmers who are now sell
ing their wheat at less than the cost of
production. 1t is possible that this re-
duction may impose a temporary loss
upon the railroad management, but We
believe that in the long run it will pay,
and be the means of stimulating the
production.
The telegraph informs us that the
bill before Congress for new land
Office, to be located at Colfax, has been
passed, and signed by the President.
To hurry up matters Mr.. W. c. Jones
has been appointed Register of the
same. There being no Mr.. Jones in
our section of country with w. c., it
is safe to remark that the appointment
is either Texas or Connecticut carpet
bagger.
Col. Ingalls, is ordered to report at San
Francisco, where he is to take the po-
sition of chief qurtermsster Of the De
partment Of the Pacific. In early DAYS
Col. Ingalls, was quartecmaster at Van
couver. and is we'll remembered by the
pioneers of that day.
Gen. Cain is marshaling the Demo-
cratic hosts in Columbis county, and
expects to put in an appearance at the
Vancouver convention with pocket
full of proxies. Should White. the Seat
tie aspirant. DO ruled of the course, we
suggest Gen, Cain as just the man to
! fill the bill. .
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men. while attending IN some work
about the tender, was run through the
abdomen about six inches by the coup
lings Of the baggage car The injured
man was taken to San Jose immediately
by q special train. The wound was
frigh,ful, and very little hopes are en-
.ertaincd for his recovery
About seven o'clock last evening,
while Mrs. Crawford. wife Of John
Crawford, living near Warm Springs,
was at a neighbor's house for q few min
utes, her two little children, which she
had left a, home, got, by some way.
hold Of some ma,ches. and on the re-
turning OF Mrs. Crawford she found
the clothes Of the oldest child, aged
about three years, ablaze, and the IN
fortunate one dead The other child
escaped injury.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

published By the Servian press at Bur-
saw. Il throws 10 additional light on
the situation and it, most striking
features are the official presentation and
argument that Servia has nothing TO
lose
CoysTAyrrsorLE, Sep. 1.-The depo-
si'ion Of Mural occasions no excitement
or disturbance. The deposed monarch
has been assigned Tshsregan palace as
residence Abdul Hamid. the new
Sultan. was received by the Minister of
functionaries, a. Top Capon on the
Palace, where he was proclaimed Abdul
Hamid IL
The new United States funded loan is
quoted at lo3Idio5 The FiHaacear
says it Is understood that appropriations
thus far are fairly satisfactory, the bulk
Of them being for actual investments,
If it is prolonged
PARIS. Aug. 3l.-Specie IN the Bank
OF France has decreased 100000 frances
during the past week.
LONDON, Sept. Bullion gone in
the Bank of England on balance to-day
is go 900.
BoLoGSy. Sept. l.-Guiseppe Manto-
gozza. sixth Marquis of Chati, who has
been on trial before ASHES Court here.
charged with forgery, fraud and falsifi-
cation in forging the name of King Vic
tor Emanuel, Prince Herbert of Savoy,
and the British Consul at Florence, to q
number of bills of exchange. has been
convicted and sentenced to eight years
penal servitude.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

LONDON. Sept. IA correspondent
writing from Belgrade says the servian
army is being rapidly reinforced and
reorganized by Russians who arc cross
ing Roamania and Hungary. in large
numbers, and that since this influx the
Servians have fought better. and seem
more likely to hold their ground aga,ns,
the Turks The extent Of advantage
gained is only to be judged from reflex
inhuenc upon the political situation.
Some European powers will never
the Porte 10 deprive her Of her present
political ADMINISTRATION rights and there
is an expression Of belief that knssia
will econ b forced teen.er the contest
BELGRADE, Sept, IA week ago to
day Prince Milan invited the media
alton Of powers in the most formal man.
ner FOR ServiA and Montenegro. jointly.
This step wss taken in opposition to
General Tchernsyofrs opinion. and in
the face OF his protests and arguments.
I, has been daily becoming more
and more apparen, that the Princes
action 10 regretted, a, lsas. by those
in control of the Servian Government,
and Notwithstanding the powers have
notified Prince Milan Of their acceptance
of the lack Of bringing aboa,
peace negotiations, there is evidence
tina, Servia will ohstruct or evsde them
If possible, unless some new military
disaster produces another revolution Of
feeling Tchernayofs memorandum
against peace was yesterday officially
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County and City Official Press.
Saturday, September 2, 1879.
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Is is the popular tradition that
:" there is gu irrepresible conflict set in
heaven " between capital and labor
between blood-thirsty monopoly and
suffering population.
But il is not to the interest Of capital 10
depress the wages Of labor below a
reasonable rate. II the great aud in
valuable class that does the worlds
work and sustAins the entire super
structure of society cannot obtain
larger share Of the acticles
that constitute the nutriment
Of composite civilized life than the
mere bread that sustains physical ex-
istence, the channels OF society become
narrowed, and limited within close
bounds and effete agents. Enterprise
languishes and business declines for want
e stimulus and field Of exercise. In
leh . case. avarice. like . blinded
sampson. draws all in upon itself and is
overwhelmed like insatiate Rome Of old,
the debris Of its own acquisitions.
again. il 10 not the interest Of working
men to run up wages to prohibition
: ~ figure. BY so doing they cut of.
s it were, tho very springs Of their own
prosperity. The growth Of manufactures,
commerce, agriculture. finance. and
all industries in ccaa.sy .ha. .U,ploy,
labor. depends upon and is proportional
to the low rate Of wages. This is es-
pecially essential in Q new country
where markets have to DO made or
found. Hence. in such community %
ours. where all hope to rise to indie
pendence, il is TO the general advantage
10 have wages preserve the golden
mean of equity-neither down to the
hopeless subsistence minimum AZ in
Europe. nor 50 high as to preclude
the profitable investment of accumu.
lated capital and cooperative enterprise.
The key to. prosperity and high
wages is individual responsibility and
trust-wor,hiness. The highest COM
pliment that has ever been paid to the
armies Of Germany and thu United
States and other victorious peoples is
that every man was an officer--which
made II possible for any private TO be-
come General or even President.
The principle of honor in the breas, of
working men is what makes Republic
can people grcat---which makes man
in the most subordinate position feel
the same pride and responsibility and
exercise tho same forethought that hs
would if he were at tho head. because
st1sions-the mere accidents--may
change. but the man himself never.
As civilized society grows better and
more trusty, it is rapidly promoted in
the scale of comfort and honor. Be
nign Providence revolyes machinery Ia
do its drudgery. II. Is is claimed, the
machinery Of to-day, enables one man
10 produce an amount of wealth which
formerly required six hundred mon. the
average income of days work becomes
six hundred times greater. or else,
which is the same thing. the purchasing
power of the same income 10 multiplied
six hundred fold. The actual fact is,
the amount Of comfort aud conveniences
within the reach OF oil ciases Of the
community is increased proportionately
to the productive power Of labor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02
EArInN NAfIs.

dan and Walker. pugilists of New
York, fought sixty-two rounds on the
New Jersey shore. near Pennsylvania
Weldon icing decided victor. The Sher-
if WAS prevented from masking arrests,
bat be notified the crowd that he would
follow the principals and such of their
sbettors - he could recognize, to
philadelphia and prosecute them to the
full extent of the lax.
PHILADELPHIA. SsIt. THE Inter
national chess tournament is closed.
Mason wins the first prize. Judd, Sec
ond; Bird. third; Elson and Davidson
divide the fourth and fifth; and Roberts
wins the sixth.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 1.-The Herald
publishes an interview with Seymour.
this morning The Governor says:
Yesterday received a letter from my
physician forbidding me making any
mental or physical effort, declaring that
accepting this or any other public po-
sition would be detrimental if it did
prevent my ultimate recovery. In view
Of this fact it will be impossible for me
to accept the nomination, and l so in.
formed tho gentlemen from Saratoga
who waited upon me this morning re-
questing my acceptance.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE Prcsi-
dent has appointed Chas. Rumby. as
Assessor and NJ A. Myendorf, melter,
at the assay Office, at Helena. zion
tana.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept 1.-The total
| number OF yellow fever interments for
two days has been II.
Weather very hot to-day.
ELIZABETH. n ]. September. T.
The President and Mrs. Grant arrived
here today, from Long Branch, AS
guests Of A. X. Corbin.
MoRRrs. ILL.,, Sept. l.-Sherwood's
school furniture factory is burned. loss
&25. 900 to $50. 900; insurance $4,000.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1.-The Independ
ents Of tho Fourth Indiana District
nominated WIN. L. Dwight for Con-
gress.
NEW YORK Sept The Posts special
from Utica says nothing can al
ter Horstio Seymour's determination
not 10 permit his name to be used as a
Democratic candidate for Governor.
He says he will listen - no more gen.
tlemen who wish to urge the nomins-
ton upon him, no matter who they are
He has been made sick by interviews
and excitement Of the last two days.
Signed UTICA HERARD.
PHILADELPHIA. Sep. l.--Mr. Thomp-
son. Secretary Of the California Fruit
Growers Association. arrived yesterday
with tho last car load Of grapes from
Cslifornis. Time from San Francisco
uine days. Thompson has secured at
his own expense, the main aisle in tho
Pathological Hall for his exhibition.
Those wishing to ship fruit to the Cen
tennial might do CUP to Saturday. Sep
I'd. by applying to J. Earl. No. 40. Cal
iforpia street. San Francisco. After
that by applying to Thompson at Pomo-
logical Hall. Centennial grounds. ship
pers there 10 pay their own express
charges.
J. A. johnson. of the Santa Barbara
Press. lectured on the resources Ut Cali
forDia 1t Atlas Hall Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings last to largo and sp-
prccistivc audience.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

On Monday. the Ath inst. all persons indebted
10 me will be called upon 10y Collector Hatch
without further ceremony
W. q. JAMESON
Seattle. August 81, 1876.
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Notice.

special meeting Of the Directors OF the Seattle
Homestead Association will he held q, the Office
OF the Company. on Monday. the 18th day of Sc J
TENDER. ls'6, for the purpose Of levying All ~
sessment
JOHN NJ BLANCHARD. Secretary.
Seattle, W. T.. Aug. 81. 1876. sspl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

:Y- The Otter will commence run.
ming on the Snohomish route Tuesday,
in place of the Fanny Lake while she
is being repaired.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02
Notice..

Taken mp on the Smithers Farm Ave head Of
sheep. No marks or brands perceptibie. The
owner can have them by proving property and
paying charges. Inquire OF Fred Smithers at
Renton, or GEO. ". TIBBETrS, on the premises.
Seattle. August 81. sepa.lm
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Notice.

Letters :estaueutaFy on the last VIII snd Tes-
lament Of George W. Hardin, late Of King county
Washington Territory. deceased. acre on the 10th
day o. August, 1853. issued o. ne executor %
sAid VIII by the Protste Court of said county al
fhoriziug IRE 10 execute said VIII according -
law. All persons having claims against the -
tate - said Hardin required II present the
same - ne At my residence In Seat.l = Ia said
county. properly verified. within one year from
this date or they will lie barred by law
Dated Augu,t 3Ist. l@56.
CHARLES " LAYTON
sep2-ix Executor Of sail Viii.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

cg- The barkentine ". H. Deitz is
now at Departure Bay loading with
coal.
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Notice Is hereby given that extra session Of
the County Commissioners of King county. Wash.
tngton Territory. will be held on the eth day Of
September, A. d. 1876 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, NJ the
Auditors Office in the city OF Seattle. the county
seat OF said county for the purpose of transactng
the following business. viz:
To consiaer the application Of Dexter Horton
Arthur A. Denny and others. 10 change aud cor
rect the valuation Of mortgages upon real estate
In said county and 10 correct apd reform the
sessment roll Of said King county for the year
1876. So a. TO exempt from assessment and taxa
ton all mortgages eff real estate where the real
estate itself is assessed and taxed and further
to provide for having the legality Of the taxation
OF such mortgages tested az the earliest moment
In the Courts, by the submission Of an agreed
case or otherwise TO be tried either In term time
or vacation. And also 10 consider the question
Of altering the County road runninx from Seattle
along the east shore Of Elliotts Bay and mp the
east siee Of DliwAmish river 20 Black river - as
10 avoid interference with and the unnecessary
crossing Of the Seattle and Walia Walla Railroad
Dated Seattle August &c. ls76.
II. l.. YEsLkR
J. ". BORsT
u. Il. MCMILLAN,
s2s County Commissioners OF King Co, W. r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

The very ee>s quality 81 Family Soap manu-
featured and fer sale u SAn Francisco fsssory
prices Sap q Ali Kinds made - order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-02

LoSserx AID mill men shcrid Rot fail 10 sx.
anime ocr New Skid Grease 81 - better than ID !
aad nsssA cheaper. oniy "a Cents . 6ailca.
~1asraeFs ard naerrEAAts x.il mud Il - their
advantage - give az call s~pNf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-06

A recent clever editorial ia the San
Francisco Bulletin discusses the existing
relation between gold and silver values,
and inclines 20 the opinion that the
present silver depression is due not so
much TO fall 10 silver as a rise in gold.
The fuctuaiion Of currency is something
that Is often accompanied by singular
and abnormal phases Of change and mo.
ton. ID msnd for an article causes the
value Of that article to proportionat.ly
appreciate. There is at present a great
demand for gold. A tremendous lock-
up OF that metal at present exists in
Europe. France alone has recently pur-
chased and stored $lG7 ,000, 600 in gold
and Germany, having demonetized sill.
Yer. Ia also buying largely. The annual
production OF gold and silver does not
show any great preponderance of silver
certainly not enough to justify the
present difference 10 the relative value Of
the two metals. Comparing purchasing
power. and the present rate OF silver it
does seem as though It ia not 80 much a
depreciation of that metal as an sppre.
ciaied value OF gold that now affects the
financial world. The creation OF gold as
q standard by some nations. and the &C.
ceptance Of that standard by other ma.
tons has been the main cause of the
present condition of values. Gold Is
made the measure Of value for all com.
modities-silver ncluded-thoush silver
Is, extrinsicaily considered, as worthy uf
such honor. being the steadiest and least
fuctuatory Of the two.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-06

depth; one well. which they are nov
deepeDing was originally bored to depth
Of l25 feet. aud there flow OF oil was
struck which yielded about ten to twenty
barrels day. There are also two more
wells which make the total amount Of oil
got out about forty barrels per day. The
company are steadily getting the wells to
q lower strata Of rock. and expect soon
to be able to supply the whole state with
as fine illuminating oil as the best Pc
troleum Of Pennsy lvanis. and in a short
time willtdoubtless be running fully 100
barrels Of refined oil day. They have
completed their new still for refining.
and are already able to take care OF forty
barrels Of crued oil every day. There is
alresd about mile and q half OF pipe
laid from the wells down the canyon.
They intend to lay the pipe all the way
from the well to the refinery, which 10
about nine miles.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-06
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

He was an able drinker, says the
obituary notice Of Denver citizen.
Several Eurekans are leaving the Base
Range for the Black Hills.
There will be a grand Masonic ball n,
Gold Hill on September IA.
Silver City teamsters carry Cinnamon
out OF the country at half price. just to
get rid Of them.
Three Mex'caps were recently killed
by lightning at San Jose in the Puebla
Viejo Valley, Arizona Territory.
A correspondent OF the Montana Her.
aid writes that business is greatly over.
done at tbs new city of Deadwood in the
Black Hills.
John NJ. Cannaiy is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in Idaho; and
W A. douIder Is the Republican stand.
ard-bearer.
The amount Of wood run down the
Carson river decreases every year. In
1874 there were lac, 200 cords, in 1876
only 10000, and this year still less.
The total amount of taxable property
in Gold Hill for the year 1876 is So 1872 .
oH total amount OF tax to be collected
thereon, see. 65S 60
The Shoshone Indians are holding a
counsel east OF EIko. near Deeth. Lately
theirs were four hundred braves at the
assemblage.
Work in the Ebsrharit & Aurora Com
pany's tunnel through Treasure Hill ia
progressing finely. and Is being worked
to the utmost extremity.
The new pumping machinery at the
Savage niue has been completed, and
works successfully; so that the water
from the shaft Can now be removed.
Governor Potts. Of Montana. has re.
cs'ved dispatch from Captain Coulson
in which he states that his company ia
wiling TO build a railroad from Helena
to Fort Benton for 500. 900.
The ticket sales OF the Central Pacific
Railroad at Reno for the month of
August amounted to $4,000. OF this
amount the sum of Sis. 900 was for East.
ern tickets.
James Dick, a stage-driver, shot a man
lead on the 10th inst. in Kern coapty.
JAIL, and after an examination was dis.
harged on the ground that the killing
'as entirely justitiabls.
A wretch named James Welcb. GO
ears of age, was detected in Genoa, Ne
ada, In the attempt 10 ravish little girl
! years. Her father and some neigh.
ors logged him severely with black
make whips, aud turned him loose.
A special meeting of the stockho ders
the Cole Silver Mining Company is
allied for September 2Sth to decide upon
proposition to increase the capital
.ocA to $40, 900. 900, divided into 100, 900
b ares.
A suit is pending in the Courts Of Ari-
ona to restrain the Territorial Secretary
'om apportioning representatives TO the
legislature on the basis of the recent
snsns. on the ground that said census is
fraud.
The Lyon County Times says: The
shaft Of the Amazon and
lasgow mines has penetrated a soft
ratum of vein matter, and water has
'me in faster than it can b. taken out.
he shaft has penetrated the vein. the
liners are sssisasd. as FOR the past week
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foFFICIAL.l

[oFFICIAL.l
DROPOSED AMENDMENT AND RE-
l vision of the Constitution Of the State of
Nevada. passed at the seventh session Of the
Legislature:
Resolved. by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing, That the Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend Section one Of Article TX Of the Con-
stitution OF the State Of Nevada 90 IS to read as
follows:
Section I. The fiscal year shall commence
on the FIRST day Of December In each year.
Passed January 10, 1878.
Resolved, BY the Assembly, the Senate con.
curing, That our history as Q state has taug ut
us the necessity Of revising the Constitution:
we therefore recommend the electors, at the
next election for members Of the Legislature, to
vote FOR or against the calling Of Convention
ior the purpose Of revising the Constitution Of
the State Of Nevada
Passed February Is, 1875.
hereby certify the foregoing 20 be true cop
les from the original enrolled Resolutions on
file in my Office.
lSEAI.l Witness my hand and the Great Seal
OF State, August l, 1876.
I'D. MINOR.
auA-am Secretary Of State.