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The Morning herald., 1876-08-03
ONE CENT. q
CENTEaHIAL POErRY.

. .f 1a
a CONTRIBUTION FROM MR. PUNcHs
ION the Con tennial Anniversary Of Ameri-
y can Independence.)
"We have to confess that England Il old
and the United States young. "-Times.
Punch sees no harm in that confession;
Age is thing comparative; AH
In History's immense procession
Some realms than others longer live.
What diagnosis marks the time
When any State is in it's prlme3
America is young, no doubt,
AND Keeps her hundredth birthday mer-
rily;
Her cannon roar: her speakers spout:
Her tOasts and sentiments rins cheerily
And how tall talk In fyttes has flowed
In Bayard Taylor's long-drawn Ode!
Hail we the democratic Maid
Self.cr0wned with Freedoms deathlesg
Nor her large Liberty upbraid,
Because Its winning cost quarrel.
Prosperity and social health
To the colossal Commonwealth!
Yet is Old England quite 80 old
As the Chronologer maintains,
Threagh the wide Unions youthful veins3
In all things coed beneath the snn
John Bull and Jonathan are one.
Long centuries of stately life
Are EDgland's birthday gift to hers:
Columbia's youth, with vigvr rife,
Is felt In Englald's heart astir. n
In Young Americas Centennial @S
Old England feels herself perennial.
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Excursion Postponed.

Gouley's annual excursion to Atlantic City,
which was announced to take place to-day,
has been postponed until August tho 10th.
Those who wish to enjoy the luxury of .
trip to the ocean should not neglect the op-
portunity to do so on that occasion.
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Extremely low rates of fare.

Pr4ing, leave Ocean City at 800 p. IN.
flitnt bathing, boating, fishing and
Seashore attractions. A fine Brass
|WlIl accompany the excursion.
| II. +. kENNEY, Supt.
a. DADMUN, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Mi lis, Genl. Agt. Del. Div. jy3l-4t
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FESTIVALS.

JIAIR AND FESTIVAL in st. Paul's
Il Sunday School Hall, Foul tn and jack
son streets, beginning August 5. Open
weeks. Admission Five cents. juN.2w
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DRAKE e. CO.,
AUCCIONEERs,
No. EAST FOURTH ST., WILMINGTON, DEL
Our facilities are such for disposipg Of
property that we take pleasure in inform
ING the public that we are open to receive
consignments daily. Prompt returns
made. augl'oC
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CITY TAX
IN PAYERS FOR 1876.
The undersigned having given notice and
called time and again on delinquent tax
payers, and having on the 18th day of June
settled with the City Finance Committee
for 1s75, as required by law, n0wgive notice
TO the few delinquents still on the books,
that they must call Immediately and pay
their taxes for the past year, and thus save
cost and trouble.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King,
Hours from o'clock q. m. to u M, and
from 2 to and to 8 p. M.
EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver of Northern District, (including
all north of Sixth street,
EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver of Southern District, dncluding
all south Sixth street.
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Sole of Clothi1a0.

Last night an immense sale of clothing
began at the Masonic Temple. The stock
on hand embraces large and varied assort-
ment of very fine stock of clothing.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The Democratic voters Of the Fourth
Ward are hereby notified that an election
tween the hours Of and o'clock P, M, for
the purposes Of adopting or rejecting the
rules OF the party made by the committee
duly appoint ted by the County Convention
head at New Castle.
BUXBAUM,
Up. HAYES,
aug2-te B. BONNER.
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sJssssjce's COsss'es.

Before Esquire Hagany yesterday Mary
Ann 6weatman brought charges Of asssult
and battery and abusive language Against
Geo. Palmer and largarot faintSr, ~ Hiles
They war Saah hald - o9Qo ~ 6eGRt1a
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LOCAL NEWS
Nos.rOsU Escuapc.

As the 4 O'Clock train from Philadelphia
was leaving Lamokin, last evening, man
got OF and in doing 80 came near being
crushed between the cars.
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Fair at Laurel.

The directors of the p. A. and N. Asso-
ciation in regular session on Tuesday,
decided to hold the Third Annual Fair OF
this Association on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the 18th, 18th, 10Th
and Goth of October.
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DUTTER AND CHEESE,
ROCHUS MESSICK,
Stalls Nos. 46 and As City Market House,
will supply his customers and the public In
general with BUTTER and CHEESE fresh
from
BRADFORD's COUNTY DAIRY.
Butter and cheese either wholesale or
retail cheap. JyIz-Im
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vol. l. NO. 3O4.
WANTS.

-Erraud boy wanted: Apply
|ANIhnn MI, On the hours Of 10 and ", 70 dny'
oe.W e.MWosonic Building. ""SoAs
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between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day Of July. 1875 between the
hours Of and 70 in the morning, and from
to In the afternoon, for the purpose of
receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month OF
July there will be q reduction of five cents
on every dollar; and all taxes paid on or
after the first day of August, including the
first Tuesday Of September, shall be pay
able without deduction or addition as
aforesaid, and all taxes unpaid on the day
next after the first Tuesday of September
shall be increased by the addition of five
per ceutum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District, including all
north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District, including all
south of Sixth street. jy6.tf
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THE w1LMiNGToN & READING
RAILROAD co. AND OTHERS.

Under and by virtue of a decree entered
the6th dayof June, AID. 1876, in the above suit
aud in the exercise of the power conferred
1fNGToH MIN Te NAN AND 'H1zf1 REzpfNG RAILROAD
COMPANY, dated March 8, A. D, 1858. the
cessary authority in the premises has been
given by said decree and mortgage: Will on
the I'd day of October, A. ID. 1876 at IL O'clock
noon, at the Merchants Exchange, In the
city cf Philadelphia. expose to public ven
he 0es enaH snG kssdns
road Company, extending from point on
the line Of :. the Philadelphia and
heading Railroad at or near Birds 6orO In
the county of Berks, in the State OF Penn.
sylvania, to the city Of Wilmington J.. N the the
lmmunities and franchises Of the said vii.
mington and Reading Railroad Company
under any and all grants from the State OF
Pennsylvania, but exclusive OF the IRAN
chises granted by the state OF Delaware, to-
gethel with the equipments thereof. cen
sjsttnt OF all the locomotives, cars and roll
ing stt ok belonging to said company and
also all the rights Of way and lands occupied
or used in connection with or for the con.
struction, completion and maintenance OF
said railroad, together with all the bridges.
culverts, side-tracks, depots, depot grounds,
stations, machine shops buildings and
other structures and improvements OF ev :
ry kind and description acquired and erect
cd or connected with said railroad. whether
in the States Of Pennsylvania or r1sI Delaware;
incumbrance subsequent to the lien of said
mortgage.
TERMS OF SALE.
The property will be sold to the highest
and best bidder, upon his signing the con-
ditions of sale, paying one hundred thou
,and dollars($ 100 OOO)in cash of the purchase
money at the time the property Is struck
after the confirmation Of the sale by the
U, s, Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Provided, however,
that the settlement OfRthe balance OF the
purchase money may be made by recelptlhg
dend on the balance of the purchase money
WI ich may appear to be payable on any Or
the bonds and matured coupons OF the Will
mington and Reading Raj road Company
secured by the mortgage of March 3, 1908,
which may be held by the purchaser or Pur. r
the undersigned. Upon the confirmation
of the sale by the Court, the purchaser or
purchasers, upon full compliance WIN
the conditions of sale and order OF the
Court made or to be made touching the
payment of the purchase money, shall be
entitled to take aud hold all the purchased
pl operty, rights, franchises and appurten'
ances. free from all claim or demand o. the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad Compa-
nv, or any one claiming under them. there
on or thereto by way Of equity OF redemp-
tion or otherwise.
GEORGE BROOKE, rrustees
A. GIBBONS,
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
GGAAAPMAN GAAFsMEAsN hA6h; B16DhE. the Trustees. ssA
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auotioneers.
Nos, l39 and al South Fourth Street, Phil'a
ie28.28tbWt&f
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..n1,n -Anv Person HayingQu ART
IaN aIMpAGNE BOTTLES for =, sac 81 eG San y,
ssol lWeALKER l,eAILK & CUMMINGS.
Water and JustisOn streets.
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INV ATHOME.--Agen1 wanted'
aa.tst 10 and terms free. TRUE q CO.
Ista, Maine,
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,m,n. Two Young men as clerks, also
|NlLpb how Call Immediately at SlS
y essn ssaet nj Under Masonic Temple. ag2
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DUBLIC sALE.-M. THOMAS 4 SONS,
IL AuctiOneers.
THE WILMINGTON q READING RAIL-
ROAD.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
vania. In equity, No. Al. October ses-
sions, 1875.
EDMUND D. RANDOLPH,
VB.
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FOR SALE.

SALE .,, horse. Applv at
Aflice.
, 1876-08-12
CHICAGO SATURDAY, 49,

that can bo troduccd nf onr political degradation
When hh tays that Al! bnktntss IL rn!ncd. that tho
land, gaunt and hungry. and hal oi.r Centennial
product In the evils liccnet and wrongs u eecapo
which onr ancestry abandoned the1s bonacs In tho
Old World. he uttered handers rhaincleas mid tnor'
The nearest approach to the condition of tnInga
be sefeEihcha TO be found In the CITY of f;c's York
sorty % "oTE '1s esl q ,o @ ay w.
lieious falschood. whlc! ctsert Mike tsn picsIcnt
And the humblcst citizen, and pesmcates public and
private life.
HAVE OFFICIAL MORALS pErERtonATEDt
So far fsn1n ohctal mura1s dcesiofai!ns, tho pub
and alf Kindred rtatemontf, which ,nako up liz
body ard trimmings Of Democratic platforms and
hpccches. 10 hc unnilignlet bosl1 aniicmago.Mery.
a1d thas tho very opostte = hc truth " tnc pil,
Of February ia.t nc senats: hJ resolnto called,
II III s ssnsc! ae Fl III H. ws "a Sa
On tho LIT Of january. 1s:H.
pErALcAT1oHs GREATLY Dt.tiE1surD.
Tbs answer was sent to tho aonnlc a few weeks
ago, md submit m extract from statement
made by Mt. Anthnuy, Senator from Rhode Iela,nt
Gha.Tan q the comm'tes to whom the document
e anS5 NJ 1't & s,t
s Z T Tds s 't{ IT = 81 ees az
tSs 5 ;:e Fl :s5 s;I|s
S. S!S$s =! = e : H..
u + 5SaS; Ss? ffi
msis r!sFsf ,s3s1; ae,Ss;a hcaty s0Ss
ast fos5 * yssss " ,sea,,; ~ ~ .ssaaa I'll fiji
1T Ss & Gss liz a saeos ss Il M 5
VIZ e ri y?
rrsd nne sTsatcr sGeM.a:y Rnd ,s,f9n.iy tbs
:s stis* ID: sc'
s III. s*ss:1s q s"y IT,; f. &C.
n1 ~ sT e %a IT.. III q II r.. e t
baIca + Il sysTass e 33ssns
:s:
@ s & Il s 9a aie L q q; AZ H., .s;':
as of IL iH5 Eh' Win
Fen as GEn 'ssfa I si stss vss st e Il;
tho second Administration Of den. Jackson; oni,
iration Of Van Earea: only i.is pitt Of What Tie,
were during Duchnnan'r. the last nemocsatlc Ad.
,ulntttsattou. The losses during Grants secont
81, QUO arc only 1.40 part Of what they yere dur
tng tug Administration q jackson; Isl part o'
wiIat they wcre during Van Durcn's Asln'fatstrn'
Duchnnnn'B Administration. There ngures. which
nro mathematical deductions from the ttcmized &c.
counts taken IRON z, The books Of The Treasury Pc
Mi sa Ss psy TRsy
tmrrovemsnt has taken place In tho edmlnlstrns. r
"Gloslacd jackson" 3" md how greatly. the tont
and purity 81 otc!ai morals have been elevated b,
es vesy hnca sa o pa a 'ssa s eess siss Of M
present The otacial ana1ysts made BY thc secro
, 1876-08-12
rERIop.

nre.tonsr nao.esI ~ ~, s.,st ~ M i,,ranma. 1S
Tnansvn1 u! , % W".ulsaros March e.
phi s;esrs e y9s .c's: IL: seausss m.as
oTnK ~ !t q ~ ia an Il sn
ssUns pf saTcnus from saaoi:,s fTum ApTi !, itsi
+ & Il fion a1s u ,
$ IT, asfcsi' ~ ~ u a.efy a 4 esf lent OF
y sgn 1nSsG n" ss e esn en
70 iii them Icsdy. Vesy truly.
CuANLxl r. CoxANT.
.,,u, unt;ea s.atss {. Senator
r...,un- n,..a-r,.z: o,.,c. ~ ,xrxnv,,.
Il ranpiisnca Wig Jouf rsqness hsve the honer 70
tlc booEs sna r, reeor,is Of thia o,iee: ~,
M rn " ns d
isou S"nt. T. isssi 10 Ma.ch ii, tss, bstus from Inc
arpan az iii interna syk;.n to tse roso u te
month preceding to end Of Mr. Linrolna Adu!nIstra
ton r.: Sa' ~ nc19as Ssas':9 e.
M oI nho5 arta pet aen anoaa
isS t;ns M the pstSd II INV asea ,onts Covered 81
a r. sSssp9: Il
aIs sppuintei n lh4i poftod slGs. %1 b2 or about
at9o nef rc sc1t t III ~ @ ~ @ e, fra'o lno
Se GsxinM.n~ at liz spvsut ttinfst;atiU to to cISsc
sertainsd sas Gs,ccuses oi CoeslSTs .p}.5!ntei ia
~. period. sI 3a:MS Or about a'ti"o u per cent
Of the s1,snnt fa H., r.., .od cot,on, n,
cst ~ 49, III nse NV IL nr
ssyh Il n bsIiass as III INV sropottep
u vii u!sllMaeiy % IesoyTrvd. = s!st ile sctasI
ut1rA4 l0t3 VIII ~ fEfJ 0HCE lc4 kuA uSIElH sbWAs
lsssIecttu!!y, p Y: r.iIT: t. Eegmes!oocs. e
ahe lloa' - .. A9aasaL. onsaeu ota'es eeaaH'
Thuse lcttcrs and agurea oyettaFn mountains Of
fa!sehoo1 which ought TO bury our calnn'niatofs
beneath them, The truth ~, tint, Hlthunsh hcsa!.
cations nidd nlalte4saacse eomeHmea oecns, aaa
al~ays will, there Is more othcai intsgrlty tilo
rotcHueH nrs Lahfe fa!th1ally colleetea, hau t!lo
public service better performed than u any former
period.
GOVERNMENT NOT bAHknulT:
During tho last fiscal ytar. el1tnG tho a1th Of
June, 1a1t. tho surplus revenue Vas 3D Doo,
which was applied to the reduction of tte unttnna
debt. In thu last ten ,yehEs We haso Aall o!f
3i1u, 44:t, 11ha Of Tho nationa debt on tlu ;s0th
0f juno, 1855, tle uebt was ~. wv III. 000; now
Il Is, In sound nulnhors. 81 oGo 925, 00u. III lSGd
The revenue derived fs1a, internal reyen.c g. ta1sa M
reduction af nearly tWo. thirds. Or % nea.ly $:o.
tiolial baixruptcy aud pars1ysis.
bTHtklsa cqATlsAsT
and yutal Administration, OF Jtuiua buchanan.
Dur,py iis for ysarv, ia t!me Of profound praee.
thB revenues fell SHIRT of tbs ordinary uxJcpdl-
t,rea &75. alt. 1lD. which SUN WIS tlnQc Ill by
I1u,,s thA rtHtt with which I'm.
..I,s... ..,tw ,nn.i-od tha I1nvor1n,nrf In tHit
H1ctS14 F1+ - ti,.s s..',.. = -.
~ olholo tho AufEthhiene ~ tst Aua Wy " o@J
1lFillb tho l1Sl Qt kta4 3o4F years Inc PUT cent
, 1876-08-12

~
In 1875. estimating The population It 80, 0o0. :

e III ts ~ 1s0 M cents Icss
uar % canIia md ntoyss conslusisefy that lie Gov
ftnnnt a r., - 1se ns.d e. W, San Il VA In
1850. -
VINO ARE RESPONSIBLE.
an ,e Gn fhc nrtasin Of
nns!1 sna nso n eea vii to
remember that ai theso evils afe. Of Democratic
cri.nes anJ hlnndsrt lar which That marty should
b. hsltl M res.,ors!b!c. The Democratic patty made
hcayy iaxcr. srccnbacks, c and Nationa, banks !
mccest,t1 md II It /. trne. @ a. W. sIs constantly
tolJ. thst raGl!s asul pr'1ate generalization snd
Of ciyit war II n tic yety insoiencc Of ga!scaoo
to ho'd tac KepabIlcau .'I pasty sesp9nsible Tor
them .rn,ctr, aro,,,nrn
:, r.o,,re. rIent and,rity fur liz confcdcr,tc
psnoessey 70 s say 10 .. fsa M ID net sspptsss
9ns III ~, ~ shsay a. a1 70 asse done nj
ohes @ "a muttsr. @ stowins eat q oaf tsessoa a. vel
y YER qaxht e have 1ens. thssetoss We ',tspo.o
tase h9 ssstisme1t o. sne nnaa u OUT
Il II nottIb5s the f,snslion sonid nays been nut
1, ~ tsnns trtnn.H ,hc,n NJ ,nrhaif Inc ex
rsn.s; nnd They Ire profoundly indignant at our
tion. don. 'S'1'''' ~"' '"''''' p~''' 'N' ~
HAtH III os III Enh ,:o, nuv ~ N. ,oc !, oooa
the ts snd We arksd to tar 81 ts
Iasc & ~ ti,a lndiced hY tho iteSciion:
mi In ieieys tIst trcason. slavery. repudja,Iun.
~, rnfr, auo 'sno'ane0 "'' '4' way "'''
WHAT IL CALLED INFRINGEMENT.
They hays ret,enchcd esprnsca bY rcjustpe to
,nnrnyrt"in In ,nnncv nfrnssarv IN csrFT AZ tic
qs,snty u TT IT. rans nr ss4r:s eo
III without sufficient appropriation to dnirh them.
I'll. means To- sbalon then ana 9ss ,a hat as
rraiion next year, when te election Is over. The
Government piopetty a. tne a!aetent M nats ya5as n
snS fqo IL nasafa roores
penisatcs for scpairs md 10 keep IN sefsccablo
Was sssImatod IS 6y lie NayV pcpa1{nout ii oo
U0V, but tho House refused 10 appropriate any
t.ing. md tle scnats, aitor long eonfercnee, o.
tsenehmcnt results in n6soluss loss. It is
ths duty Of Congrens to make appropsia-
s1t ments '' sondosed Sy .he conrt Of clnIn,ss.:
Tic xmount required thla year il 81, 900, co., md
iiosss refused 2 spg,Spsate aolsf s; 1his M
Isbts d not regarded ~ economical, but al ms.
t"Gs .,t 1cancrd Il II Il ihn rxnesa Of sasras H.
So2e the w. 70 asy sae pnb
tho deacienes biils ns1t winser, ID many respects
| destroying IT, '~>'
n,istnnss 'a hi whas thc1 All ret!encEment n
no man can resist thc Impression Tint il has becu
sken Ia to ta.ai ' dsrcsar Of Tie public interest
or the puliic interest demancl IL hit a. far as wt
cnn sea in eycry case for political capital or pro6
.co'om1 Gait Il s"nriated n1bt,e debts snted md
ieft ~ nay1rnrs 70 et out or rnraS ,pd bo
ncees.aTy To- :nfoco te laws. and reueed sasres
r. sts11i1e rate.. Iookjnr n thc IIoupc from ia
eujsston wa should Fny t6at It is sa unffcndIy 10
| ths Eoyrrn,ncnt as va Know ihc todY Of It's mem .
es.' I'M wunT g9E rAnrr MARES
, 1876-08-12

ented rs 70 abol.h our market IL tho South By DC.
,tenye n the pec%tlsar syssem q labor II tst
tor itsetf. LIZ faroritc phrase was. :. The re:to.
raion of The Union upon the ba:s Of tho Constltu.
ss1s su ra s e eaua rs! Is ii e. Te
rttorlea; and In referring to ibis In subsequent
SPEECH In the campaign he snl1:
g; 5 n lhs 81 sr fsy Ssss
nn t's fske ssis tTslt s;
Il; 8 III III :s!s: Il sS s5s *'a 10 ds
had strrck the current Of Democratic thought and
action, but afterwards feared that ,a had gotten
e. tse ss sc n ~ pnSa: 1
,uencc. il waa tic ffniitnl parent Of that crop Of
,n,ssar!y ,,s sonp;onI.ea hef no.lti9n n tls Union,
sns If IT, sesa, es5 si n
spccsl-hat TIM Interests Of Indiana were nut with
Eastern States aouil be loft out In Tho cold. Btr
tons ~. =. ! believe. hut Tint he knew al about
thclr leaders and contsycra were al h!s friends,
never 1onbtcd for moment. and that his position
not responsible Tor sher scion. '' '"''' ''' NS
HATRED or 1I1R NEGRO.
lie las n!wAya exhibited m uncomfortable hatred
Of she negro, and IN thu rrrre'entcd the lowest
a!. ana M9s. r. vnlgar eon;shA M o. ~ parry IN tna
SENATE he opposed thG ltec0oni o. ths HAseh etcap
Ing into our lines during The War lie bitterly op.
aoT stae a Se ens
ana' a1 speaking agaiaot Tic tcsosa''oa oi fepeai'
sasa:
It vas Il plain % him ~ tlc multiplication tah!c that
that T. shon1! not b repealed. , ~
oG The loth Of EenEna'y' lsol: on ttc fe.olatiqn En-
tngton ha said: -......-...-.
negroes u tie Dtssrtet Of Columbia nj a9~c 10
takr the!r sest. n The same cas w!h IT, willie Hs
sGo "9men thas tIave! on s'tn Euaua ~ ts h; cS S
~" a., ~ 's'G ~ ~ Me.n..,s ,.r- H. a.t,r m
~, IN tno "a o. ,@ III, 1oU' & u rnss h x. VI
nnse ~ ni1oWlng n"s.oc. t ri n NJ, inrirs or hifd
iSc @ I'VM9 ,t @ ,, ~ ~ ~ tti 's ,.;','
~ h1. 1m ~ tnns r. consc1 1"ce "A'e"
'As "'''es o"nnn,r'ns1 :" uI ~ .,rup,,rxra
~, >, VttVSiAAoN ~ an =" Ra g. ~ 80. A..
f MSndsiego Was ~ tne senats Waen , tne,
adopted abollshing e1ave.y; when the Fourteenth
Amenament W. aaopt;en9: seeaiiaS cqlai rssm;, w.,
ptoieSton, aha lnmunstles N ~ tas otase1. n H.,
p!oh,nltng thc payment aof s9see ana INC nens! .
Mat aepl: Wneh tne Fltleenth AMGna1hcna f,1 L. Maa @
3uQDkE4+
, 1876-08-12
CAMPAIGN GOODS,
AlsGAL.
In the District Court


In the District Court
u s n'ted States for the Eastern plssEtct t Penn
pills II tu County os Fa!iadsp il ts I'D istrct,
Tho 1nlh hantr1r having. under tho Art u Cupsrrss
Of "a 3lI u. leut hcd HI. Fpttton fur Ia 'taE;t hul
oil hlA Jrhl& ptnsAls Auer Tin saId act aud fur srr
sa,s w ~ m9sS sS T. !: M Essn t.ta ,sssiaa
Il s Il H. ~ III 1. sssss9of5 sSoa
iass, EsQsirc, at his mil u ~. III suIt si1tlst..
rhllpIethfn. bu continued hy u4FAitsg II neg
ra3Mry Wtrn aHd where tho u Tia sala
banSsilrt Will tD ttshe1 al thu tsrEtaer Will certify
10 tho Court wrtsr flIo said bankrupt AR4 III Ill tAngs
Ia Will tcseeis wh!rh erin atu sn tho lid eas
nstolI Tsn clA.i with e!l utlcr rapeTa rtIatsX to
thu rase, Will bo i0i BY tho RegstcF In tho Clerks
# T. further ordessd that hearing bc had upon tho
es1i rctltfOn, fur dtHlre 2nh Cetlat1tr On Wednra
ttny us i3th Ayuf scptcabcF. tH1ti hcfoIe tin ssll
Court {. IL j.. i:k M. a: and ~ers a SEett4r.
eaa,s ay hsy have. Why tue prayer Of tbs sotstion
s""o ~ tine r. he l.on .John t.aiwfl pier. Julge
Seal Of Ut pnA t1 flst Cnft, AMI ts AG thc cot ~
Court !htiaartE'IA ILr ID asy " Auka't- a. n''
FRANZ y sQt'I!!E. IT,, Pro. C1crk.
Attest, SlE3xSn u. In =. ~ lrI, rI,-.-.z,.,
.WAAlIixuruS, u. e.. May -, 1876.
NOTICE Ii htTtEy given u a lt*soHs WHY a!af AaYa
~ Glalsns ax1utt the 'C{ Aationai nnnK q Gsig9'
s.u,s n9st IT. " eIaet Wilt H.
r. nw innea, 1on' ''A'' (silN il KE0X.
EalIipF(CT OF kt CafteLrls
, 1876-08-12
11ELLNlUTH COLLEGE, (BOYs).
dead Ndsler~Rov CANON swEATsrAN, II, 4.
$3.50 per aunuu,, including ali charges.

uELLMUTH LADIES, COLLEGE,.
princtpu,-1,cv. II. y. DARNEL1, II. A.
deduction to clcrgymcn. Yearly scholarships on
rtry advantageous terms. Next term commences
6etk. 1J,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
V.n ArniIn Imprisoned,


TmERH was . clean slate at the Virginia
police station yesterday. This Democrats
have been on their good behavior for the
past week.
Mn. MrERs. foreman Of the Gould and
Curry mine. who was hurt by . cage last
Tuesday, Is "doing As well a. could 30 e.
pected."
Nus. wAsrEL 10 meeting with excellent
success In her efforts to INTRODUCES vocal
music In the public schools Of Virginia
City.
THE thunderstorm and the rain-storm
here had q tendency " purify tho atmos-
phere aud render II clear and brAcing.
AT Ryan's restaurant. South @ street.
Virginia. there was an alarm OF firo last
Tuesday morning. No harm done.
TmE streets Of Gold Hill have been made
quite muddy by the rain which has fallen
during the past two days.
OvYIcER WALKER. Of Virginia. Was ON
duty at Judge Knox's Court yesterday.
lie Is about recovered.
EVERY man who registers unlawfully
will he arrested and punished 10 the full
extent Of tho law.
The workmen were yesterday laying the
IoIsta for tho upper floor Of the new County
Courthouse.
The storm was much heavier down
toward Reno than II was here. The rain
fell In torrents.
The mail train was late again this morn
ing. and tho Central Pacific was 10 blame.
~ usual.
MlJon Z. A. BnERMAs's family returned
from their visit 10 the EAsssrn States this
morning.
NEaIsrRArioS IL going on Of . lively
rate. Doth hero and In Virginia City.
THERE Is . great deal Of sickness among
tho school-children Of Virginia City.
TuEnE wore ovor eighty prizes shot for
| by tho Emmett Guard yesterday.
IT IL almost time 10 put down the Cross
ings on the streets Of Gold Hill.
THE days are growing shortsr. Il IL dari
now almost before you know II.
THE Hope mill started up this morning
on Cosmopolitan ore.
A. J. R.Lsros arrived in Virginia City
this morning.
The sky still remains overcast viii
clouds to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12

rsc,AL TO TIE ooLp urLL DAILY NEW.
CALIFORNIA.
The Ssvsd. nanL Doabies is Capt.
tai.

BAN FRAScrsco. October i2-i r. NJ
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF tho Nevada Bank. yestsrdy, tho follow
Ing officers were reelected by the Board
OF Directors: President. Louis McLanc /;
Vice President. James G. Flood; Cashier.
N. X. Masten ; DiAictors-J. @. Tiood. W.
Il. O'Brien, Louis McLane. ]. q. Fair
rnd John Mackay. The regular balance
sheet Of the bank was presented and pro.
nounced correct.
A motion to double the capital Of the
Bank was carried.
Messrs. Flood and 0'Brien drew their
checks for I've million dollars TO pay for
the new stock, which gives the institution
. paid up capital Of ten millions, which Is
~ large a. that OF any other banking q 9
poration In the United States.