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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-25
NOTICE
To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ANDREW
N Mack and Hugh Mullin. owners in the 7-3O
tSeven.Thirtyl Mine, Highland District, Lin.
coin County, Nevada, that II they do not appear
within 90 days from this date and pay their pro-
portion OF the expenses incurred in developing
said mine we will claim forfeiture OF their
interest according 10 law.
JAMES O'BRIEN.
JAMES MoGREGOR.
July 18th. 1876. jyl4 90d
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of p. +. Davis, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
IN dersigned, Administrator of the estate OF
?. +. Davis, deceased to the creditors of and to
all persons having claims against the said de.
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
lication of this notice. to the said Administrator,
at the law Office Of A. b. Hunt, in Phoebe, in
the County af Lincoln.
Dated March Sd, 1876.
j. il. NASH,
Administrator of the estate of 2. f. Davis,
deceased. mr7-30d
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NOTICE.

as TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
connsct;"ns withdrawn all my interest and
Lacour stras. me saloon OF Henry Eilers on
and All sNeet. .,eet. All debts will be paid by him
BY him usoss due the concern will be collected
oHss oHaVsSsns. Oct. lst, ls7s.
JOS. oPIR.
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i sting under name and style of Newman Il
Mahlstedt lin the Panaca Saloon) is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
d. b. Newman assumes all Indebtedness of
the late concern and collects all bills due the
same. J. B. NEWMAN,
II. MAHLSTEDT.
Pioche, June 0, 1875.
=. P.S.-Durng H. Mahlstedts brief stay he
Will call upon those indebted. Per contra
those having bills against will please present
them at once for liquidation.
J. B. NEWMAN.
Referring to the above. the subscriber will
continue to run the Panaca Saloon with Gen.
tennial liquors and reliable cigars for one price
one btl
Mn, Inc well known and celebrated Bar keep and
b,liardist DAN RYAN, will be " Captain q"
Vi ceremonies at this house.
lhahkiul for past favors, no expense will be
epared TO merit continuance of the same.
Ni"u J. B. NEWMAN.
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Each Pupil should be furnished with Tow.
els, 8 Napkins, ! Knife, Fork, Teaspoon,
Tablespoon, l Silver Goblet. and sufficient
Clothing.
Terms are invariably in advance. No deduc.
tion made for withdrawing pupils before the
end OF their session, unless in case Of sickness
or dismissal.
For further particulars, applyto
MOTHER NJ. AUGUSTA,
Superior
Salt Lais City. Utah Territory. nl4-lm
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FOR SALE.

w ILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE THE
w House and Lot on Ploche Street, ad Join
ing j. r Staples store. The house contains
hve rooms This property must be sold mme-
the county.
For full particulars inquire Of
NJ H. LICHTENSTEIN,
fl9-lmo Auctioneer, Main street
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$4,000
r e W A r d!

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD and one.fourth Of any Treasure
recovered, will be paid for the
Arrest and Conviction Of the Per-
.on who Robbed the Hamtl-
tom and Phoebe Stage
On Saturday Evening" December 4th, 1878.
WELLS, FARGO b co.
d7-t BY W. Il. GRIFFIN, Agent.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

NF SAMUEL HEALD, NATIVE VI
~ Maine. aged about thirty-eight tSSl years; ynrs
Was mining at Treasure City Nevada, in 1879
and at Phoebe in 1873 since which nothing has
been heard from him. Any information Will
be II snkfully received by his family.
Address u. u. HEALD.
fIS.2w Petaluma, Ca.
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ACADEMY OF ST. MARY'S,

TTNHIS FINE BRICK ACADEMY. LATELY
i erected CT lst West Street, Salt Lake City,
Is now sufficieptly completed to accommodate
boarders in healthful and pleasant manner.
The Sisters o1er the advantages Of . thorough
education to young ladies intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
, 1876-01-26

The people Of Chicago arc proper subjects
for commisoration In consequence Of the fall
,lre of the effort Of tho Citizons' Association
to obtain from the Supreme Court maddmus
upon the Common Council for the ordering
Of special election for Mayor. It wns
earnestly hoped that tho law was able to
furnish remedy for tho gEieyous inaction
which lns been suffered from the 1old-oyere
md bangcrE-on with which the City
Government is cursed, md TINT an
opportunity would he afforded for the
municipal clearing-ont which the people
so sorcly need. But it appears that
relief is MS far AWAY ns ever, the Supreme
Court being unable to agree upon decision,
ns thrco Of tho Justices favored tho issuance
Of the mantlamns, three opposed it, tho
seventh, Justice DicKET, who had been Of
counsel in tho caso, taking no part in it's con-
sideration. Tho Constitution requires tho
concurrence Of minority Of the Supreme
Court in rendering decision, and n tie Is
equivalent to n negative decision in this casc,
Us it is stricken from tue docket It means,
unfortunately, another yoar Of CoLv1S, and
what can't bo cured must bo endured.
, 1876-01-26

Btruction Of t!,e Southern Railroad, which ia
now wandering aimlcsaly away amid hwamra
md mountains, md costing, inRtead Of
earning, money. Tho civic funds Aave boon
sunk. Private subscriptions l,ave vanished.
The proceeds Of apouted bon.ls md atocka
nro no moro. And the Trtlstcos arc fur
cciipsing tho legendary daughters Of tho
horse.tccct1 In their constant cry Of "divo I
givet" They want tho city to give &C, ,0oo,-
600 now, though thero Ia snnll cl,anco of
this SUMS paying for tho completion Of tho
costly folly. We havo rarely seon more
drastic illustration OF tho theories Of
government which tnny 10 summed up
in tho general phrase: at ia tho
function Of government to supply tho
capital for enterprises which private capital
ahuna as unremunerntivo." 1,y expanding
$4,000, 900, the metropolis Of Ohio In blessed
will, what might rightly bo called tho Gin
cinnati & Nowhere 1lailrond. Changing tho
Nowhere to Somewhere will cost ut least
5000, 600 moro. Tho Cincinnati CONNER
tial had tho sagacity to oppose tho schomo
from tho outset but most Of tho other papors
wero aorcely in favor Of it. Time has shown
which was right. 1Icroafter, Cincinnati will
not bo likely to Interfere with NATURES dis
position Of kentucky and TonnoGsoo noun
tainB and plninR.
, 1876-01-26

4 decision was filod by tho Illinois su-
promo Court yesterday which practically
knocks tho bottom ont Of tho 8ystom of op-
ton contracts iu Donrd Of Trade trnnsac-
tiona. Tho case decided grow out Of tho
fa1nous whcnt "corner" of August, 1872,
and was on appeal from tho Circuit Court
Of Cook County, which gavo judgment for
CuLpEnrsos, DLA1n i Co. in n suit against
Jouv D. LroS to recover an option contract.
The Supreme Court considers tho question
whether the rule Of the Board Of Trade rela-
tiTo to the enfor CO mont Of ouch contracts ia
contrary to tho laws Of the lnnd and op-
posed to public policy, md tho affirmative
is held, tho Court ruling that the contracts
are not bona .Gde transactions, but mere
wagerB on tho price Of grain on given day
In short, gambling transaction, and hence
unlawful. The practice Of making these
pretended purchases and sales, bu. in effect
nothing but wagers, is condemned rs illegal
md injurious, and ono which requires to be
suppressed. The judgment Of the Court be-
low is therefore reversed, and the caaso re-
manded
, 1876-01-26
HnW IT WAR n1NE

Tho secret history of tho fight for the Iowa
scnatorship l,sa really been iept secret until
now. but We know no reason why 1t should
not bs told. There wore tlye candidates:
Ktnrwoon. HARLAN. BEtKsAp. MoCnEEnY.
and pa1cE, "a Governor. ex-senator and Of
gocrctory of tho Interior, Secretary Of War,
ond two Conprosstncu. This was nrotty
rood pic]zine and choosing. Tho number
Of yotcs needed to nominate in Caucus was
5G. K1nxyoop was believed to l,s sure OF 81.
Ills four opponents thcreupon combined their
forces. Tho agreement waa tllat tho Cover
nor was to 10 benton. and that ono Of them
was to step into Senator Wn1ours ahoes. But
which, ono? That WIS tho rub. Each Of tho
four was perfectly willing that the other
tl!rao should sacrifice MI their wivos' rola-
lions on tho altor of their country. Still,
4hfo ,nfr1nt 1,avo hnaf, nrrnuYni hn1 mt
, 1876-01-26
MORE OFFICIAL HABQALITY.

Tho Grautl Jury now In aession at Wash.
inrton geens to be cutting n nrat,x w;do
swn.h tlrouph e..seeretorv Rmu.n,sov,a
omplove,. II ia reportct, to ],nvo in1;ctod
ex.Scnntor and Observation-Disclosures s.w.
Yrn. 81. ex.Comu,issionsr Of Custona U.1nrs
and ". II. BAnsrow. who was n clark un,1or
uA1srs. This action has hcan taken nftcr
cons,;lerotion of tho c;rcnnatanccs ~ tho
paynent of whot In known oa tbo swin1linr
p.uxv.u.B .Bnoo,a cotton c1a;m In 1eca tl,o
sum t,nolly Maid p4pgmAs. Dnooxa I, Co. VIM
orderoa by socrotory McCur1ocu tn ba o;vcn
tn somo nno alan who had onnnrontlv oatoh-
1ished his ownership Of thu cotton IN oucs.
tim. srho drofta drawn bv Gan. sprsa,rn
in n,rsrance os thia ordor warn ,no,1a ont N
Jous A. LOGAN. thon Congressman. now
Senator from this g,ato. NJ nttoTnev IN foct
So savs tim 1,altimore dmerftnn P.ur,,.u
nrooua 4 ca. 1a,d cln;m In H.. en,n oua
atonped ita pavment bv leoa1 nroccaa Go,n-
,niasionor II.1sys ,na,1a n dsc,sion eo,1 B.,
hnyo been written by Wu,rr, of a1oho,nu
thon Congressman. now Chief Juatica ~
Utah. to thu affect that thu 1+eaanrv m
par,,nent Ind a right to reonen tha caso
, 1876-01-26

Tho Centennial Appropriation bill has rnn
tho gauntlet Of Confederate Into and revenge,
and passed. the House by voto Of 147 to ITO.
The Southern Democrats were in bad
humor. even LAmARs soothing speech failing
10 overcome their hostility to tho measure.
Tho entire South contributed but 81 afhrma-
tivo votes, IL Of these being given by Ropub-
1ican. Amendments were adopted altering
the character Of the S1,d00,0 900 from a gift to
d lonn, tho Governmcntto to bo reimbursed out
OF the first net profits Of the Exhibition, and
tho fund To DO under tho management Of tlso
Government Centennial Commission. Tho
bill as amended Ia not Objectionable to tho
mass Of tho people, and, M It is quite certain
to pass tho Sona.e and receive tho approval
Of tho President, tho nlattor ,nay DO consid-
cred settled.
, 1876-01-26

The College Of William md Mary in yir-
ginia is again bcforo Congress us claiman.
for damages s.stained during tho War. In
the Forty-thinl Congress tho Committee on
Education aud Labor refused to report favor
ably upon the application for reimbursement
for the reason TINT the Co}lego then refused
10 recognize tho Civil Rights bill or 10 admit
colorcd stuilcnts to its educational privi-
leges. Tho institution has maintained that
poaition ever since, md will probably haye
better succeEs with Democratic Houac.
, 1876-01-26

Stnto Senator 1frnruY, Of Davenport, 1a.,
Democrat and Catholic, has been sat up
on by tho Catholic laity Of that city, who
held q meeting anl passed resolutions con-
dc,nning tho senntors course in introducing
into tho Legislature proposed amendment
to the Constitution prohibiting sootarian ap-
preparations. The moro intelligent Of Ills
constituents, including largo number Of
tho more liberal Catholics will sustain Semi
tor A1unruY, nad 10 oan Afford TO snap Lis
fingers at the rest.
, 1876-01-26

Mr.. MonR1sox DEM. J, Of Illinois, Chairman of
tho Committee Of Ways aud Means, has bill
Of his own preparation before TINT Committee,
which, briefly statcd, provides TINT tho
Treasury of the Unitod States sllall hold and
retain q ccrtain amount Of gold annually until
it shall accumulate In sum cqual to 80 per
cent Of tho outstanding greenback circula-
ton; that the National Bnnks shall hoard tho
gold interest received on tile bonds deposited
rs security for their circulation until tho gold
olunls 10 per cent Of tho bank circulation; !;
when the Government aad tho banks shall
hayo accumulated this nsnount Of gold, they
shall thcronfter redeem their currency in
coin, ind grcenbncks shall cease to bo legal
tender.
Alr. BuncHAnp, from this State, has pro-
posed bill requiring the National Banks to
prepare for resunling specie payments by
boarding their gold receipts on tioir bonds
until they have 20 per cent Of their circula-
tion stacked mp in their yaults.
Conceding to these gentlemen tl!a, best in
tontions in the world, they botl, misconcoiyo
the effects md the consequences cortain to
follow tho Legislation proposed by thom re-
spccting tho National Banks. There is no
law and can be no law compelling men to
establish md maintain National Danks. These
aro institutions organized for private profit,
md aro voluntary; they arc established
nnler m expectation tlat they will he pro!lta-
lie, and when tho Banking law coascs to offer
that inducoment they will withdraw their
notes or surrender their charters and 60 out
, 1876-01-26
PERSONAL


Pattt refuaeq to sing IN London with Lucc4 al
contralto.
nt. Willard parhar. vim hna f,enn fnr ,nnnv
- -. .a....4. =, .o...,.ii.,, h.. ..,..ti,,
5ears al aasocato VI teesol*lo'a' nAa sesea''5
been converted to tho use Of light wines and
,aoe-:hoor
''eo' "
.t nnnovn n " haa resicnod an account Of
difficulties beswoan tho Faculty Aud the Board
,f r,,,,ata.a
oA AA"'''1'
Tint story about Mouc:iro ConTay'A elaye8
Inf, lin, tv ii. f..her ,,,b1}yb.1 vsatnrt,.v .,u
'o'' n'Li y ".S i*!ne.' pa'''n'N 'seso.""'' "aa
vory beautiful, bnt II happona to DO true that
a1r. Convay's fashor Ia not dcad.
Dion Boucicault haa excited tue English public
hv h,u r1avcr .,vert{a,np frick In tho t.onfon
~ "'o ~'"''. ''.,N :" 49,
papers. and lie now cla1fna that Ills theatt6 IL,
beeieged by tho carriages Of tue nobility, who
49, o.r.. - ,,o.- :. rta gh.u,trou, ~
Ato o"6el ~ no"' Aao a'so'~u''
A London phvaiciau has cAuset1 soma alRrm
os oehsef'ne > ioc'u1o Oh 'no psospect o' TO-
eoos'no1'' Aoo ~ 4+us,Aau ~ ''o'' 1no 1o"Se'
sa5s alarm On tho subject III unnecessary,
,,s %,h,a t.. ay vox1 ..;a arm -
4oeuo. y. 'Asa.o" 80 w." AoiA Ps'o To' w
N6w-Year'a Day for tue privilege Of wearing
Josephina MansEe1d'a famous necklace. Per-
49, -. ,.,.
,1.,s
oays'
, 1876-01-26

In Tho csno Of MoliEz, publishor Of tho Globe.
democrat, In connection with the..whisky frauds,
tie demand Of the defendant that the casa bs
diau,iaaed on lhe ground that tho teatimony WAS
incompetent, tho Witnesses boing aeeompliccs
with tho defendant In the alleged conspiracy,
Jndgo DILLON yesterday morning suspended tho
proceedings long snoueh To tako this now point
unt1or advisoment. 1fc ghvo hfs decision, ruling
that tho trial must 20 on. and. virtually that
tho testimony Of tho witneasos In question muat
bo received for whns It Ia worth. Tllis lonyes
dark prospect Of escapo for the defendant. The
81. Lonis Times, bitter opponent Of MoKzE
and his paper, speaks th1s sympathotical1y for
tho yoteran publisher, now struggling for life
with the prosecution upon ohargeh Of completely
In the vhteky frauds.
IL will mt DO improper for us to shy ahat We trust
Mr. MoKEK uay 10 sbtc both for hi1 own credit sul
tho credit OF the profession with which he has been
long and no .honoralJ Identified, 10 thoroughly q.
cupAte mself from the Grays accusations With which
o stands charged. Th8 7t1nss will pub!fah all OF tbs
lestmony whilo abstatniuR. ~ It ID moat ht That II
should, from comment criticism until affair tho
verdict. Unlike our hJeu2 contemporary the Ntphb-
team, Whoso columns were lled ya1taraay With At.
lacks on MoKEk account Of tho cousae adopted by
hin attorneys, No prefer to Glvo him fair field anil
orr a'fst wsles for happy dc.crance from his
vlrnnmonta. After that event VIC shall ehdeAvor 10
outsf!p him by publishing batter Newspaper.
, 1876-01-26

A call for National Convention, to be held
e: Cleveland, May II, for tho nomination Of
Presidential ticket, has been issued by the
National Committee Of the Prohib;tionists.
Tho ,nntser is worthy Of notice not by reason
Of its ro1iticnl significance, but az case Of
astonishing stupidity.
, 1876-01-26

Mayor GOWN has done a very commenla-
bic thing in promptly vetoing the ordinance
concerning tho Consumers Gaslight aud
Coke Company. The two principal objec-
tIons which The Mayor makes TO tho ordinance
aro we'll taken. Tho first ia that It allows
tho Company two years IN which to construct
their woska. In other words, the Council
proposed to give sionl two yeara OF opportu-
nitles for speculation, with tho chance to
harter away their franchise; two years in
which to rip up our streets aud obstruct
trayo1, without tho obligation Of spending a
dollar until the expiration Of TINT time, BE-
siaes binding the city for that timo without
my corresponding obligation on tho pnrt Of
the Company. Tho other principal objection
Ia just rs valid Tho object OF Introducing
tt new gas company IL to get cheap gas, but
the price proposed by the now Company was
that charged by the Companies now in opera
ton. There is no danger that the present
Companies will raise their prices; tn the
other hand, the probs billty IL that they must
lower thau.. They havs seen ths last Of
, 1876-01-26

htehdy prices, selling at s25o@c.25. Sheep
were firm and higher, will, ealea at $1,000
6.9o per 100 lbs. On Saturday evening Inst
there was in storc In this city, 2,G57, 1854 bn
wheat, o92, ,435 bn corn, 42o,o14 bn oats,
43,G23 bu rye, and o2s,77t bu barley. One
hundred dollars in gold would buy Sl13ooin
grcenbacka at the close.
, 1876-01-26

The Hon. sAuuEr. s. Cox piously prefacos the
pamphlet copy of tho speech he did not mako In
roply 10 DLA1HE with this observation on the
tit!e-pago,
Let a1l bitterness hnd wrath, and sngcr and cianoF,
and evil speaking be put away from you with ali mai
ice; and bo 70 kind ons 10 smother, tenaerhoartcd,
time, because tbs days aro eyil.-1t. Paul 70 fht
Erhtstans.
To which an exchange venturca 10 quote auch
extracts As these from tho speech hs actually
made and language he uaod whils lnterrupting
Dainc's remarks,.
Oh, ary. IN! hycns. howl on p. 3.
atck y knife in l,ts towaa anil turn 1t round A. !.
kickcd bY jkckass {. O.. known mora but not 10
handsome tlgert'h appetite >. bravsdo Of
advantage Without foundation Of truth or i
speck OF human acnerualty towasd their sixty tBrga
dler Confederate peers from thc South, who s cour
tsousy and quietly in our m!lat party spite
hyenAt III dynamite hendt!
iLsu9hter.1
To which no add, In tho language Of BEN Bur-
IrR, "ahco fly, don't boddor mo-"
, 1876-01-26

A ycar'a trial OF compulsory education In
Now York has givon primo. .tacta proof Of its
possibility mud it's value. Cnriously enough,
1t Inns been most Buccessful in tho most difIl-
cult place, the metropolis. In tho rural dis
tricta, disgusting apathy has prevailed,
which has prevented tho children Of the worry
poor or Of criminals from ginning tho knowl-
edge without which they aro doomed to ex.
tromo poverty, or crime, or both. In tho
city, however, good work haa bsen done.
Within the twelvemonth, 5000 children havo
been rescued from vagranoy. In January,
1876, tho average attendance at the public
sclools was 93,3s5. Now it Ia l00,9l4.
, 1876-01-26

THE BRIDGEPORT 8T1NK NUISANCE.
We print elsewhere communication from
DR.. BEs G. A1111En, tho Sanitary suporin-
tendent and acting Health Otlicer, upon the
subject Of tho stonch arising from the ron
dering houses aud fertilizing manufactures,
which contains worry important suggestion
as to the means Of removing tho nuisance.
Dr.. Miller calls attention to tho alleged pro-
visions Of tho law, which sets forth that when
Mrxe residents and JreeAolatss complain to
the Health Officer Of tho existence Of n,1i-
sance, the Health Olllcer shall transfer tho
complaint to tho Stato's Attorney. who in
turn shall filoinformation in a court Of record,
which will then tako steps to suppress the
| nuisance To the existence Of this nuisanco
thousands Of people can boar testimony, and
| it there aro not three frecholders willing to
fight tho nuisance then Dr.. MILLER can reacA
tue result by appointing three freoholdcrs
upon tho Health police force, who would Mt
tend to it. Again, the Mayor in m
E er-oD2ao momber Of the Board OF
IIealth, and hns n contingent fund
Mt his disposal to cover cases not otherwise
provided for II tho nuisance cannot bo re-
moved In my other why, lot the Mayor
authorize the Health Officer to offer reward
for tho detection and conviction Of ita perpe-
traitors. People in tho stench-making dis
tricts then will feel personal interest in tho
matter, and policemen will keep keonor oyo
upon these stink-hoes. As It stands now,
people hato to bo put to tho trouble OF fight
ing these rendcrcrs and Blaughterers, but II
D reward bo oaorod, there will DO plenty Of
persons willing 10 undertake tho job. Tho
Mnyor cannot do anything TINT would DO
moro popular or useful or that citizens will
more heartily indorse. Al the Health OlIlcor
has now pointed out tho lawful manner In
which to abate tho nuisance, and has OK
pressed himself as ready to do lis part with
yigor, we hope threo frecholiers can be
found roady to cooperate with him,
, 1876-01-26

their tsys of high prices. The grent I'M.
provement III kerosene burners Is compoti-
ton which thoy cannot control, &c long ~
oil holds out, and thousands Of rcople are
introducing 1t in their stores, workshops and
houses. It is an encouraging aign that tho
Mayor has 80 promptly put bis foot on this
job, md VIC hope 10 will follow 1t up on oth-
or Jobs which nra corfuptty rushed through
the Council.
, 1876-01-26
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, 1876-01-26

Tho election to Parliament Of Mr.. LAM
urv1S, who was Secretary Of State in Sir
JouS 4. MAcnosA1D's Government nt the
tirac Of lis defeat, il Inscribed to Ultramon-
tauo influences. md will bo contested On tho
ground Of alleged cotnrulsion md intimida-
ton bY lilo priesthood
, 1876-01-26

An old Copporhoaa hard-shelI ahoot vhIcl,
fought, bIol, aud died HiI!l tho "great aud
good" VA.LAHDionA,i, claima ths right to heavs
IN this reminder to ita Confederate brethren /:
"VALr.ANp1auAs'a gravo Is unmarked. eYon by
= leadstone. Tho Confederate aide Of Con-
greaa should think OF sonething besides JEEs
DAyts,"
, 1876-01-26

Tho National Womnn-Sufrago Association
nil! hold Its eighth aomi.annual Convention, in
Washington, on tho eth and 18th innt.; on
which occasion "Tho women Of tho Unitod
statcs Wtll again prcsH their claims to setf-gov-
ernment." "Oncs moro into tho breach. dear
friendH !''-or, ns some scoffar might say, "0uca
moro into tho brooches, denr fricndsl"
, 1876-01-26

A continuation Of warm and pleasant wcnth-
cr is predicted forms to-day by the individual
wl.o Manir1,lntes such mntters.
, 1876-01-26

Grccnbacks at the New York Gold E1-
change yesterday closed nt eS1.
, 1876-01-26
4 SCION OF THE 1ImEs.EaRLY ISLANDER.

sp4e'a1 U7spdsth 70 1Ak EA1ea1o 7FFbuHs.
ROCKFORD. ILL.,. Jan. 25.-Judxe Brown quashsa
the Indictment sgAnss Frad u. Dayton aud
Louis l.. Maulovs, and 1lr. Edward II. Griggs
must .ais until tie us1t Grand Jury ooare"-*
, 1876-01-26

hfcvICTE1,'9 T1lEATnE-AtadIson street. between
Dearborn mud State. Engagement Of Miss Ntnnto
ralmcr. laughing Eyes."
, 1876-01-26

hDEfpuI TIfEATEE-pcarbo.n street. corner
Montoo. Variety performance. Afternoon And hTen-
k1G.