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, 1876-04-13

All tho malicious slandass industriously
circulated during the past fow days did not
have tho desired cfect-that OF injuring alr.
BIA1Sn's prospects before tho Virginia Re.
publican Convention. The extra efforts said
to have been put forth to tho aarne end In
tho interest Of Senator CoNK11sa by tho Ad-
fninistration were equally unsuccessful,
Judging from the Indications Of yesterday.
BLAINE, hard money, and cheap Transports
ton from tho Wost to the seaboard.
, 1876-04-13


:, Ano soVo's ot 'oo peop'o o, lineage aganss
'ne rus OF luz oua'"e,7 aao oano.-o01 stun-
o1a " Ii a'11ae''"B genesa a''en1lon throughout
1ne county, anu ia',ner Ptoceeo1nsa afe
a"a!ea WILL ''ve',es1 'nsetose: from every
qaa1'el lneto 10 ou1 ono e1pfess'on-tnae inc
ln111aoas ', i.Auus anu outragoous means oS
*nien 'ne uosponsla o. oonmcr'Sm aaS ooen
tnS'enca eppn 10 A"'o oeen 4n1o'efAui0' ihe
uio'e.Anu :. 11o'am' ~ = 1oauor upon 1no BLUR
uoa n7ee' onoes toa c"p'1on' 10" aonest
sososS arc ousa'ea' hass .oas tno po1's'ca'
snlalny ne1e nAs tase1y pcen ~ ,na'cnea III
sae ania.s u oioo.'on ,tauas' i.o hlll"au~
Aee ~ oe'"'Ts Buys TUG !anin'any :. cn'e11ana' IN
'ne'l PAn1es1 aays' never achieved auch
mersolous ,ea's ot 1n1a'lon ~ nave our
o"n o'ac'a's nor were eullsy o. more AFRO
oaous m1asuls. Inc Detrol5 dF'ohne says tho
contest mas oson pos"een tue "pfoporty-
notoe1s ana oecent men OF III pa1oes anu
tne 'ousna anu lootefs, ana thas BY
wholesale ana at1oc'ous fraud tue latter
nave tffunpheo- Inc bloom'ngton f>a"sa~
g'apn foeouns8 me 'ntam'es OF tue town
e1cotloas' anu says; inefe h1e ooffages
ZOE "hlen tae hait1n8 processes OF 10" arc
, 1876-04-13

Tho Chicago 7fnes, in it's iasuo Of tho 11th,
printa dispatch from Nashville containing
tho dotails of d scandal touching the domestic
Efo OF 11r. BLAINE, which seems to haye ap-
pearcl in tho initial number Of tho Nashville
Banner,-a paper which has started into lifo
with vile slauder and malicious falsohood
deAling its pages. Tho scandal ia to tho
effect that, twenty-air years ago, wlilo Mr..
BLAINE was Professor in tho Military Iusti-
tute ut Georgetown, Ky, ho seducod femalo
teacher In the sanes institution, and TINT hor
friends compelled him to marry her by threats
of violence and resort to blowg, and that
shortly ntter tho marriage the wife aickened
and died. This is tho substance Of tho out
rageoua falsohood that has boon suddenly
sprung upon Mr. BLAINE by his enemies.
This miserable slandor Is not now at tho
present time. It cann to cur atteution
year ago, and at TINT tine We ran it down
until wo were satisfied thkt thoro was not q
scintilla Of truth in the charge. At the out
set, it is very we'll known TINT klr. BLAINE
has never had but ono vile, md that he Is
now living aud always haa lived with that
Indy in tho 1appiest and most congsnial
manner. "Falao In ono, false in all.' Tlia
fact alono stamps tho untruth ct the whole
campaign Islander, which kfter lapse OF a
quartor OF century has been set afoat by Mr..
Br41aR's enemies for the purpose Of ipjuring
him. We have tho additional authority Of
his most personal friends, u well "a Of his
most personal opponents, Of gentlemen Of
character and influence in Maine Us we'll as In
, 1876-04-13

Tho South Town Board Of Auditors havc
passed upon MmE EvAss' bill, allowing him
his legal salary Of ZOO Is Collector, and
$4,000 for tho pay Of his nssistants-a just
aud sufficient award, though over sc, 900 be-
low the amount c1nined. In addition, ESANs
receives commission Of 2 por cent upon the
taxes collected for tho city, amounting to
about $4,000, so that he has not fared badly
ater all. The Board adopted resolution
recommending the abolition Of township or
ganization at tho earliest practicable moment.
, 1876-04-13
THE HON. THOMAS HoYNE FOE MAYOR.

THE hon. TH0MAs HoYNE FOR MAYOR.
In agreeing upon tho presentation Of tho
Hon. THOMAS HoYNE's namo to DO voted for
as Mayor, without regard to partisan attach
monts and without any opposition whatever,
the vast mass-meeting Of Tuesday evening
adopted the most practical way for embody.
ing the popular protest against CoLy1a's
uBuspation. 1t must be Kept in mind by
thoec who arc inclined to preserve tho party
distinctions on nll occasions TINT thero is, as
matter Of fact, no rcgular election for
Mayor this spring. Tho Ring mclnbors Of
tho Council refused to acknowledge the va
cancy and declined to cali m election within
the time required by the oharter. There ia,
consequently, no authority for voting for
Mayor next Tuesday, except that which may
be basea on the unanimous and uniisputed
exercise OF tile popular will. It would have
been unwise, under those circumstances, to
have divided tho popular vote, and auch
course would layo given CoIy1N M excuso
for refusing to yield. But If GOWN may be
impressed at oil by tho fiat Of the popular
voice, It will bo whom he finds unani-
nous vote, without party or other dissensions,
against his longer continuation In tho Office
Of Mayor. This IL what tho yoto for AIr.
IIoYNE will DO. II CoLv1H will acknowledge
The forca of such popular protost and volun-
tarily rotiro from the Office aftor Mr. HoyNE
shalt have been elected then there will DO no
question Is 70 tho latter's right to serve.
trhcro will bo no ono to dispute 1lr uoYNE's
c1aim; and, II bis right Is questioned in any
collateral cases that may gat into the courts,
thu Supreme Court will unqucsdonably sus-
tain Mr. IIoYsEs authority, IN the ground
that his occupation OF the Office was the re-
suit Of a vote OF the people and was not con-
tested, and that vacancy existed which was
filed by the people.
Tia judges Of election will scarcely dare
to refuas tue ballots that shall DO cast for
Mr.. HossK, nor to decline to return them to
the Council. The Council, as the CanvassIng
Board, will scarcely venture to refuse TO %.
clare the result Of The vote for Mr., uo1xE,
The people are too much In earnest
to be thwarted In this matter, and tho
hummer element among the election Judges
and In the Council are aware Of 1t. The re-
tirement Of CoLTsN, thea, when 1Ir. IIoYNz
shall demand the Office, will be IN ond Of tho
matter. hut etepa should also be taken to
provide for the emergency that CoLyls may
refuse to retise,--an emergency that Is by nc
means improbable in view Of his pertinacity
thus far. CoLytN can only b legally ousted
from the office by an election of Mayor b,
the new Council from among their own mum
bar, It will be we'll, therefore, 10 eloct Mr,
| HOME to the Council from Ills ward as wel
as yote for him for Mayor In the city at large
To mako sure Of this, the better way will b.
to plaoe him both upon the Republican ant
Democratic ucke:s In The Second Ward. Thu
pses4nt candidates upon TIT RspublieAn
, 1876-04-13
TIE DuMMERs' CHALLENGE.

IL L.. - tl.ny
A. h,,,.,a. ,,,;avos o.o oa,onishoa a. nni,;nt,
tha,,sa,.as un,',r, ro,tv thouson1 honoat
,no,, r,o, =, ,ha rxuas,t,on nu;td,no N
a~ea.,,ra ~nr,1t oooinat tho ;,osro,,sn, ~
e.e.,.,.xa .,,;oros .nd -,,f,,or, NJ a;,7 not
..,,.r,.,' ~, fo,,h n str;rr ,ho,. iond,,t;
~, -, ,an,,, ,,o.,s 1rs,oad +,,o An nm l.,
a1,,r,- ~ ;,ai;haroto fae,,;on a,noin,od n co,n.
s'';...c ~ ,,,os. ~o,,,,,ah,a raanore;,,o ~,
49,. !, ;rr;,o I'm t,;ovoa ,y,,a r.ro eto,o,,
ao,.o - ros;., m, a. ra,o,t .,,o -o,,,1, ~
tho no,t r,oot;,r trbo on1v cor.t.no,,,,
,ho t,,}nvoa ,,,t ,ron III t1,;a :, t,,ot +ta
,,oo,,,o ~ ch;.aoo ,1oro not rro,o.t +h.n,,
s.lvea on7 thot . mi. tl;no vi, ooon him.
ovar = That T., er,,atarca ,s ,v,ot ~ ~
pu,11,n. ora n tho c1iaf ~ +ho tl,ovo,
;rnorta h tha chicaoo Yuh,ic IN 1,;s inter,
.,,o,, vosto-I1ov win a .,a,,rua, ,oro~.or ia
has "no intention" now. ho oyowa of
u1o,p;n, tho o;tv nm occo,,nt ~ +bo ia
,owsnoner to1h !" pr;or n tba ,nonstor.
,nootinr bo ,ooh cara N oot hia
,,roc;ous carc.sa ont ~ Tin -soo,, of n
v;r;,o,to r,ruittoa's b.ron,o, III. fo,,o.v-
+h;o,eo having oaconcd tbo bonro,, nooso
he has rot,,rned N - c,oot n o,,tn ooo;,.t
tho outraged sent;,nant -, tho cnt;ra nonulo-
in, NJ th;a orcot c;tv tJo hso ovon lin
.,,ioc;tv o;nco tho ,o,n;,o In, ~ bao, H.
o1,n tn nssert flint ho was honest1v otcctca
md makcs hold declaration that to docan,t
man tn be fr;ohtcnc,1, With a fIno sol;ro
lint will In kecniv rcl;shef, 1,v thosc ,vho ho-
foro nocked iurics hayo ao,,cht inatico acuinHt
Tho thioyes. md with n irm conddence In
,ackcfl iurics M tha thievea' tulwark non;nst
;nst;co. he challenges n trinl in court
In concludes bv eontcmntuous roferonco
to tho rrept meeting, and dcc1area TINT
ho .eiu not realm. Meanwhile tho thieves
own organ Strengthens tho assurance Of
pu1111rs and lis fellow-thioyos bv exnn-
tiatine upop tho ;nyiolab,o sauctity of tho
th;oyea' persons, md encourages them to
dcfy tho moral sentiment of tho who1o citv
,,v der;dinr II md holding nm nwfn1 nict,,rca
Of the vengeance that would be visited upon
honest folk by tho thieves, did TINT moral
sentiment assert itself by force when nil
other mems had failed aoainst tho banditti.
pu1111ps' dcclaration-nnd thu thieyca' oroan
s,,bsisted mn n1under bocka il mis- a dan.
, 1876-04-13

Tho pagan Ch!noe who, ut tho rate OF 16.ooo
or ie'uoo year. arc ,nvaulas cantotn'a 70 70
auce INC ""te popu4auon 10 noegatY'oY Wota-
ang 1os tnom " helt~Pt'ce' arc learning. IN 10"
aponeo 70 the desperate appea'e OF sao 1laoo
nooanms LOT sno e1'orm'nat'on OF s1ess 'h'
'Vaaess "ho' " WORKING a. hhli."agos Tor sue
p1ouo Caoc@al0os' ato s.oa'nE 'he oseaa Gus oa
1he iAtso9 mouths tao OLE companies hafe ~
aueo MI auaIoso 10 ane american pup'io Gu suo
eup3oos y. onoe1' ,ululssas'on. y. 1uosoh 'aeso
npokesmen ot 'no osn'Sa'oa oe'oss.aa eSp!a'n
tnas 'ae cnlaese IL oa!,otn.a esa no'a."s po',es
sasn :. 'n"t 11o 'a'"'siANoa 70 onosAoo' onuos
tao e-ope.As'se 0'a.en WHICH 10 a' 'ao oAa's ol
tao okKani@A.'ou VI .ne e44 con'pan'es' esclS
7Fcsh Arrival ID ohasge upon tue china
men VINO pseceuoo MIN unit! no ol'ts'hs
employment VI cou1se' too' though
"1th pagan moeAaeaa they arc TOO moo'
est to Bay 70, the f1esh arrivals entet
fnto cononetiton In tl,o 1ahor. .markot With t,,ose
already on tho paciao Coast, and by 10 much
tend to teko tho bread ont OF their mouthB. Tuo
matter 1a' a. Tue ADDRESS posa Il, that there u
constant and growing demand for Chinese Cheap
labor In oallfosnss' and tue imn'lgthnsa continue
to coma In response to1s. bonlghtod hoatheo
that thoy are' they VOTE cheaper and oaf''er ana
longer than anybody e1se when theg come. 30
the mora money 10 made ous OF them aud mora
OF shom afo wanted. That 1t 10 that brings uI'on
them the mob oYtragos and iuds9nisles which,
10 they natTely put H. thoy "caenot rcturn ID
kind, lest osher nations hoarlng OF such things
should rddtculo tho LAWS Of this honorable coun-
tsy as OF no use." YuAo Cur, President OF o1sa
OF tho Companies, ,-expla!ns tlat practically tho
condition annexed to tho Dua11soAMz treaty,
which opcns tho Chinese posts to oaF commerce
and under which tho CcleatlAls wern invited 70
como to this country, waa that thaY should work
chap whom thoy got here. Donse "A 10 their
pagan Ignorance, aud AEtnIy rooted ~ IL tneu
, 1876-04-13
: =, Tue 5siE1ist-s

eAT1s or suB8cntpT1oN (rAYAbLr IN ADVANCED.
psatuss Frrrni,t nj thls Dt1ce.
Daily Edition. postua!4. Sear. Recommendation
Paris Of rear at aa1ns rate.
MaI1ed Ia any sddEeTa FOUR Tx1x1 tot..,.u... loo
bnnday Edtllont IItAtas9 And Nsl!elohs Double
Bhott .''''.''s'. Xxx
9t$-M$@&lT, pg4sp31l. U0V
Parts of year At Sans rate.
wERkiY xpt1roN, KosrYAlp.
0n4 eopE, psf AZ
Club Of i've par copy. lazy
Gl1h Of tvsntys peE LEO
The postAxb IA @ cents ycass which VI will pfepA3
Hnselnstn eoplca sent FREQ.
70 prsssnt delay aud nAiAkes, bs and kirs lose
OEes eddtess In full. Including Stata snd County.
Rsmlltaacss may ho made sitior by draft. s1p.eEs,
Peet. .Oes erder In reftststcd fettefs At fisk
TKaMe 70 dl1Y eupacn1pkRs.
Da,y delivered. Sunday excepted. 21 ceus pes wssf
fjaiJ dsitysesd BundAy Included, ~ PSF weak.
Addres9 TIN TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Uorusr Madison aud boa,born.sts.. Qh!csEo Ill.
, 1876-04-13

can breakfast, sugar or sirup Ia m univoFRa
requisite. CotEce may DO dispensed with or
ten may be omitted H,abstitutoB for one or
the other tnay bo used but sugnr is mn NIB
aolusely indispensable necessity, especially
when tea OF coiFoo is used. Tho last Con-
gress increasod tho tax On sugars III per cont.
Now lot u figure out tho "froo.brcakfaat
theory. Had therc boon tax on tea and
roceivod from the tax On sugnrs, tea, and
COFFEE m follows,
Articles. Ilesenna reed. Whole lax.
snGass.................. ..fo1 100000 &;u,ooe.oon
d1ec.. de1ec..,..:...: s:S,SSo s:SSSSo ssSSSSS ssSSSS
To.al.................ass ass.coo,ooo $ss.ooo.ooo
Hero ia tax Of *G6,0oo,000 on tho
"breakfast table," OF this tax the Treasury
would hayo received $53, 900, COO, and the othor
$4,000, 900 would have gone to the protected
classes. But Congress, under tho load of these
"froc.breakfast" tletnngoguca, rejected tho
all of which would hive gone into the Troas-
ury, and increased the protective tax on
augar, none Of which entered the Treasury,
$4,000, 900. Tho Philadelphia retincrg
hnd moro weight and power in Congress than
tho forty millions OF people who sit down to
q taxed breakfast tablo. IIad m attempt
been made to rcduco tho tax on sugAr and
mo]asscs, these free-breakfast gentry would
havo gono wild with their indignation. They
would novor havo sacrificed tho interesta Of
thirty sugar ro6neries TO havo given FREQ
breakfasts to tho whole American people.
Taxing ton and coffoo would havo made the
whole tax on these three breakfast articles
Scc. .ooo, 900, OF which $50, 100000 are on
sugar, and yet these demagogues On tho
Committee OF Ways and Means profess o
horror Of imposing ta1 On the " FREQ break-
fasts" Of tho American people. Ask them
to reduce the tax on sugar To ono cent
pound, a rolcaso Of 329, ,000, 900 Of tax year,
aud they would 60 into spnsms because Of
tho relners, and yot they have tho face to
talk Of giving FREQ breakfasts to tho people
In addition to tho tax on sugar and sirups,
these mon who talk OF FREQ breakfasts havo
tnx on ualt aud tax on tho b1eakfast-tablo
itself, They tax the table-cloth 80 per cont
Of It's value; they tax tho co1oe-pot and tho
ten-pot; thoy tux tho stove On which both are
prepared; they tax tho mill in which tho
cotfco is ground; they ta1 the cups in which
tho tea aud coffee are scrvod tho spoons, tho
knives md forks on the table, tho carpots OF
the floor, tho cotton blinds on tho windows,
and tho sirup-jug on the table. II my
ono socks to escape taxation by using water,
these men put tar on tho glass goblets and
a tax on tho pitcher In which tho water is
brought to tho tnhle And still these dcma-
, 1876-04-13

The Commissioners appointed BY tho
New York and Brooklyn Association OF Con.
gregational Minister'S hays Issued call for
evidence regarding tho BxEouEn scandal, and
Invite al parties having evidence, or knowl-
edge Of any evidence, not produced before
ths eitn sonrts, u ptassat tn sazns hafoss
, 1876-04-13

sss(nu that 10 b-oans nckel IL being coua'
teyfeI,ad hy To million, and that II EspFsssnsa
only . con. ie value, Including material Abof,
and Mi thu cut OF making Il, 10 II not sllghty
irrsyssAat, n ~ ,hs 1ssst. 70 sn1rsre spos y
Ia isrsnd "fn God ~ kEaA"f Wsol6A not ~
, 1876-04-13
PEAOEABLY IF WE CAN, F0RcIBLY II
WE MUST,

WE MUHI.
The meeting Of Tuesday night n,ado up m
issue on tho part of tho people against the
ballot-box suffers, which issue is plnin, d.
rect, and comprehensive one. Tho vast meet
ing adopted thoso resolutions unanimously
Itsafrsd. That thoso town officers declared elected
net elected, and shaft not h0.d ttoss Offices aud
We hcroby pledge ourscl.es that vii! stand by one
anothcs and act uutcdy mud reslst eyery rretcndod
exercise OF tho functions Of thoso Offices by the men
declared elected uuttl we get them out.
Reeotrtd, That the Chairman appoint committee
of twenty -Hvo to 20 to those and demand their
retfQnation and tho Comu,ittss Instructed, In
caas their demand shall not Ia compiled with to call
meeting Of c!izena to bo held ut this place, to
receive teis report with such Recommendation a. ihs
eztgsactes Of ths oecasion thaH r<quirs.
There can b no nistaking the import Of
these resolutions. The impostors must DO
put out Of Office. They are, as is right, to
bo asked to resign; then tho people nro 10 bo
chilled to meet again, and TO determine how
these men aro to DO got out
In California tho citizens meeting request
cd the men eleotcd by stuting the ballot
bo.es to resign. THEY refused. Their news
papor organs encouraged them to refuse.
Tho people again assembled, and in a fcw
hal -,
.s... ,. ,,..ooa, 49, " And t,nt vas- ~. 49, ~ aona
49,. o +. '' ' "''- N'~
~ ra.ans.,v ~ eo,,,;tora H., ,ho ,ro,o,u,
~. - -. ~.,,,,;o ,aa.a -. ,aar., 49,.
@ ~ ~ 1 .ta;s ho, ' ads;ro,a 10 ~. -. sasss
the reassombling Of the people. The effect
r.. hsma f,,,. 49,, ,oto,;o,,a,,, ..a,.o,,s.sa,
,s,,as ~ s.,aa-s T,aon 49, ~ t,,asss',.as
~, ~ .,,,g ~ ,a,,ot 1,ovaa for ,v,, <,;,,
~. 49, ~ | .ha nos, on5 1ofant,, M
~. ah.,,oaao 49, ,,,,n,o nnan,a - 1hioaao - ~
th.,s .rnrst - ~ .onrt ,sha,agar s;o,ando
- osar ." % I,,nn5ahs>, IL tnot uar h. for,a 1900
sar. ~ ro,,vco t,,o,, to sr,n;s.;on ~ - NV
A.. II, -. ,.,,a. .,.oon.
~ n,1;,;aa ] ..,.an s,,.h .,.;,,,, ,. ~
cnnno, ha na,ssaL"n nj tt,s ~ .aso,,,.,e'a - s ,ss -.
bovo ,r,o,0;, aaass. .ho, 49,. 49, ~ ,nea ,.aa ~ ~
tn l,a mt ont, ua,ur.ar;,,, ~ - ,,aa.;h1 - s h.,t
mt thew m,., hs ,rha.n.a. .,,aa1a ~ 49,, s 80,
make necexaarv rh"t ~ H. .,a % ;ss,,o ~ !. ~, ~,
atonJa, win tbeaa ,,sn Nv | ant ~ -, " ,f,,,a No.
~ tha,r nv, ,no,;o" o. III, 49, 49, ~,
s;s, ,,,,on t,ainc ,;fts1 ny, a,," .,.;.a 10y 49,
,,ac,n-o, thnt thoso h,,,a..,as aa,.n.'s ua'e
:. sham ,at 1o,a ,ha,s a "",4"u 11ane1s
zaa,"~sa ill., 49,, ,nra ,..sa"sa, ] a. t'A'4ne
sse.;a-a ~ ~ ;,.,os,or, ~ 49, 'Ao !ea'B'
- s....so ~ ~, J.. -" ."eao 'eS'sna' :,
.....- e. .,,sae "o.;,,,a.,an, -. H M " W.
H. a.'e .au1e . ahs1, ~ w. nos s''en
nen Nv Aa'.us ..s eI a",,a ~ 'nea ~ ane
'no eAsss saAsn vsS .s,a, ~. 40 hea Sapna'.'
, 1876-04-13

Ths Chicago produce markets vera steadier
ysst>rdAy. AeA pork wa4 dull and easier,
esosisG D. "a. l2} Tor April and 1850 for
Nv. 1&zd W. lsss abtlss md ss pas 100
, 1876-04-13
AMuSEMENT9.

sNoYIukEnB THEATnE-hfAdfaon elEest bet@Aen
Dearborn and EtAtA. Engagement Of hdS!n BOON.
, 1876-04-13

lInpLEYH T1EATKE-Handolph atfsst, hetNeen
Caart Ind IAGaue. Tia California GlnstreA.
, 1876-04-13

MCCORMICK HALI-North Clark street, oosns1
KIutIe, Caulenniai Concert.
, 1876-04-13

FAnwElL IIALI-afad!son street, besWssn Cla.i
sod LA8slte. Lecture by Il. u. rpar II. D. Bnbjeet
Nna7ostlppa snd Practical usea Of The Microscope"
, 1876-04-13

Il.is work. embraced In tUo tkfRe Yolumes
claIuns several peculiar alyau tsuos over riyal
publications. Il is printot In condonsod form.
aud eau be furnished at much lesa oxpouee than
tho extended works OF APPLETON and Cuaa.
nERs; without being 40 complete or exhaustive
In Its treatment Of subjects, it Is moro concise
and convenient for ready reference, and 1t coy
ots, though not perfectly, wider field Of tnyes.
tienton, Tho best foaturos OF Zx11's arc its
maps, which, sor ordinary purposcs, answer fos
an atsas; lis completeness as q gszcttoor, and
its general careful treatment Of scientific top
lea. Tho n1apa In the fsBt volume arc sono dos-
en- in number and aro far superior In color, fn-:
lab, and accuracy to thoHo which can bo found In
an ordinary atlns. Tho intention Of the pub
lshera is to give in tho proper connections = sc-
ries Of maps which will cover tho Thole surface
Of tho globo, tho moro civilized countries betug
separately and distinctly shown. THO mapa
Of England, Hungary, and Austria, tue
German Empire, and France arc spoci-
mons OF tho caro- and thoroughuosa With
which this feature Of tho encyclopaedia laa boon
brought out. Not only tho general outlines OF
each country. but tito countios and provinces
arc dellneasod, aud Tho principal physical chas-
kcterlstics Of each accurately marked out. No1t
in importance md excellence to tho maps 10 tho
gazetseer which has boen embodied In tho en-
oyclopndiA. Wo aro not prepared to aAy that
catalogue Of towns and countries, With briof
compendium OF statistics attached to orcry
nxmc ia altogether harmonious with tho plan Of
m encyclopaedia; tho gazetteor in itself ia 30
vast III undertaking as almost 70 doaorvo sept
rato treatment, aud many OF tha details which
aro appropriate to gazetteer aro tritllnR in IN
encyclopedias; but whether harmonious or not,
tho gazettecr thus furnished is timely and noo-
ossary, and desorves to bo welcomed as valua-
bio addition to every library Of reference. The
, 1876-04-13

ThpsfAB J. TURNER LODGE NO. 40, 4. F. l.
1. M-Ths Thurtday) evening. April -, Il O'CLOCK.
~ East Monrocs.., for business aud work On ii. H.
Degree. vnitors ase cordially Invited 10 meet With
~. Dy order Of ". H.. Tho n. II. Degree will b
cenfes5eu OF tie 2Itl,, also 17sh inst.
WALLACE u. DOUGLAS, Secretary.
, 1876-04-13

WAuBANs1A LODGE NO, leo. A. F. and A. NJ
epectai communication &hts evening 1t Oriental ual
No. IN LAHse-at. Il 1850 sharp, for work on H. III.
dAgreA. Visiting brethren cordially welcome.
ri. TRESTON, n. II.
r, WHIT PERRY, Becy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-16
NOTICE.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
~ ing Company. Location of principal
place of business. San francisco, California;
location OF works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby Civ Ell. that at a meeting
of the Board OF Directors. held on the second
day OF May, 1876. an nent. No. Z, of
twenty-five t25l cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold
coin. to the Secretary. at the Office of the
company, Room 81, Nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali
lorDia.
Any stock upon which this assessment 81 all
remain unpaid ON the 18th day of JUNE,
1870. will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction; and unless payment is
made before will be sold on FRIDAY, the
seventh day of July, 1876, to nay the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs of ad-
veriising and expenses Of sale.
BY order of tae Board of Directors.
w. W. THAYLOk. Secretary.
Office, Room 81, Nevada Block, No. 800 Mont
gomery ST.. San Francisco, Cal. my6td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-16
Assessment Notice.

EUREkA CONSOLIDATED MINING
II Company.-Location of principal place of
business, San Francisco, Cali o%rnia; location
of works, Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 10Th
day of May, 1876, an assessment-No. Got
81 per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock of the corporation, payable inn
mediately, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the office OF the Company, Room
81, Nevada Block. No. 800 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day of June,
1876, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before will be sold on THURSDAY, the
10Th day of July, 1876, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs OF ad.
vertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board OF Directors
W. w. TRAILOR, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 81 Nevada Block, No. 309
Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cal.
my3D-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-16

TRAIN DELAYED.-Last nights train
did not arrive from Palisade until at
ter midnight, being detained near that
place on account of alterations being
made in the road, which was yesier-
day Slaughtered, thereby avoiding
the numerous curves at the Mouth of
the canyon. The change is a btneti-
cial me-. making accidents less liable
and causing less wear and tear to the
track and rolling stock.