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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04
AFTERNOON SALES

,,o Meadow valley-1H d
~ ~ RAYMOND 4 Ely-lie
on Alps-lalA4
IN Belmont--les
IA LeOpard-4s
9I5 Jetferson-i9
nd Hussey-lh
Ia rybo Con-l0a IL
$50 Metallic-3 "a
s1l Nansield-1A
1850 Panther-lA
"a gen Thnmas-2 ~ ~
50 Adyance-lz
5nA Case Nnn-J0c
TX New 1oso-l IN
los cold chsrl9sz2h2h AZ
t0Tg Kniakerboeker-b
ata Baltimore Con-32s
40 Challange-4&
lO0 paytOn-5
10 Silver Hill-8a 81
400 Rock Island-24
l31 New York Comfy
50 Occidental-35s
50 American Flat-l
500 Tyler-4Oc
20 Phil Sheridan-s.
$50 Woodville-2A
800 Mint-A
$50 Seq Caledonia-A
1880 Kossuth-1la l y Ia
500 Cosmopolitan-h
$50 Leviathan-I
go Andes-3
$50 Florida-3 ~
% Europa-A
500 Wells Fargo-35c y
100 Ward-2A 2
500 Ama2on-l
90N Con Yirginia-lA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 3.-The race for two
thousand guinsas at New Market to-day
was won by Petrarch, Julius Cesar Sec
ond and kaleidoscope third.
Silver, 53T pence.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04
..,xcrsco STOCK REPORT.
San FRAscIsco. May J.

San FRAscIsco. May J..
MORNING SALES.
sHAs1s- $50. "a 5Sgs 5lb5
- ySIp,,-.;.r-,n--30s4 800 3Oh 90 DO ~ Sos
lag lid 4 Curry-ls ~ -
900 SouieI = nslcher-57s 81 81 4 o = b5 %
az SSsIifornia-75 75s
ie e:., s soTA SSiirginis-7lA rs u
so con Potosi--s3 50 81 y s2A
% 49, ( Sorcross--5lH 81 52S
s ~ crown Tr, Point-l6k
s5s Yellow Jscket-2ss. % zos
S Sio imperial-is ~
Kentuck-l3|
az alpha-45 i6s 40 ,,.o,.,
~ ppaafPcher-23s % 22A 22S aaF
Sa5 Couhdence-l1 liH
l1j Utah-4
Is Bullion--42 43
sSS Fyeheauer-i6A II
~ 1vernan-59o 50 $50
IA Justice-23 22A
ga Succor-G2e 6oc ,.
eDS Union Con-l2A l2h 1875
IA Lady Bryan-lss
I65 Julia-li IL =
az Cslodonis--sa Obs
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04

Observation-Disclosures talk was
INDUCED in yesterday in regard to con-
verting the block of ground of the burnt
district into plaza, for the purpose Of
burying there the first incendiary caught
in Phoebe, and also of having a monu-
ment erected to his memory, the design
of which will represent scaffold with a
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04

The following is the estimate OF the
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES

DEPARTURES.
BY GILMER sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Major Selden Nj Monos
G. NJ Sabiu Mrs Ii Lubbock
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mary Brady Hoskins
, 1876-08-10

Tho e1tont to which partisan bias will In.
lucnce tie views Of mon In active political
life IL curiously illustrated Ill the complete
contradiction which occurs in the majority
and minority reports Of tho House Commit
tea IN Expenditures in the Post Oface De-
partmant. The Democrats. governed mose
largely by the neooss'tles Of tho party for
damaging report thnu by the facts and The
ovidoncc, strongly cankurs Mr cRzswRtI's
administration Of tho Department 81 corrupt,
sztravagant, neglipeat, and inctBcient
whilo tho Rep.oIicann with aqual posi-.
t,veuess AoA up tho z-Postmsaser-Gene1a
rs mc4el Of executive ability, zeal, and iu-
teanty. Neither report ia what it should be,
Mr, onKswEL1 is not Justly liabls tt tho
sweeping condemnation. which tho maiority
report heaps upon him, nor, on tha other
hAnd, was his management OF Ills ottics above
cEitlc'sn. Thera wero many things In },js
administration which could have beo1. i'm.
proved and wsrs improved by his successor,
nna Il tbs majority and minority Of thu Com
uaittee had split tho difference they would
not have been far wrong,
, 1876-08-10

1nost likely happen, and Lis proximity to tho
parties aRain mikes him tho mos! trust
worthy witncAs. Thero IL no dispute as to
tho fnct tint SULLIVAN struck tho frat blow,
If not tho only ono. McATuLLEs aays SuL-
L1vAN knocked IfANronn down, md that
whilo the latter was down, SULLIVAN over
lin with hts hand To his victims throat, Mo-
MULLEN pulled SULLIVAN away. Then Mrs.
SULLIVAN Rnd SuLtrvANs brother rushed up
TO HANroRD, and they were oil thrco cli',ched.
In nnother instant 11AxroRp had got loose
from them, md stepped toward SULLIVAN
when hc was Rhot. It would not be strange
If 1lASronD, iii struggling md throwing hia
nrms shout to got loose from Mrs.
suDLtvAN and tho younger 6uLLtvAN
n natural impulse under tho cironnstances),
had tho appearance OF striking, OF his hand
may l1nvs nctuaEly come In contact with Mira.
auLLIvAN's faco without deliberately intend
Ing blow. RunoIrn NtssMAs, standing 15o
feet away, and III twilight, Bays ha RAW ono
Of the man strike Mira. SULLIVAN but Nc
MULLEN, standing within feot, saw Moth
ing but tho struggle as described. The mo-
tion Of HANFonDg arrnH, in trying to got
away, may we'll have deceived The witness
who stood 60 far away. Indeed, A1ra. Sun1r-
VAN Inns stated to reporter that sle thuught
uAsfonp had no intention Of striking har.
The testimony before tho Coroner's Jury
leaves tho casc thus Tint SULLIVAN sought
out HANronp and killed him boca,,ss tho
latter had characterized su111vAN's wife rs n
busybody In communication which had
been presented 10 the Common Council
without any authority from HAuronp. rhnt
Is tho p1ain statement Of tho case, md as
such It accounts for tho stroDo nub!ic fool
, 1876-08-10
TILnEN'S FALSE FIGURES.

In his lotter Of acceptance, 1tr. T1IpEN un-
dortakes to mako tho "lard times and com-
morcia1 depression which o1iHt throughout
the world tho subject of complaint against
tho Republican party. IIo charges that tho
Government has eaten up tho substance Of
tho people; TINT It has consumed their
means, and that distress is tho natural result.
Ho thus states tho caso:
The present depression In all the hnsncss and
Industries Of the people, which Ia dcprlyfng labor
Ut its employment, and carrying want Into 10 many
homeB, has its principal cnusc In excessive Gov-
spucious prosperity engenlerod by the false policies
or the Federal Government. wAsto q capital has
been Gong on ever since tho peace Of 1865. which
could only end In unircrtal disaster. rho Federal
tAx1s Of Tue last clcsen years reac!i thu gigantic
sum Of four fhousand E!s hnndr<d millions. Locnf
moro. The yaa; aggregate In not less thnn suycn
thousand hvo hundred millions.
Ar. T11pEN'a statement Inns hRrdly the
somblanco OF fact to s,lstain it.; 1t is falso
and deceptive not only IN what 1t INSERTS,
but In its suggestions and in what it sup-
presses. It is statement Of account which,
if made by m individual to represent the
same transactions between him and another,
would bo branded as fraudulent aud dishon-
est. Lot us look at tho facts. Tho net ordi-
nary receipts Of tho United states 4or tho
eleven yoara ending Juno 80, 1876, woro as
follows;
, 1876-08-10
COURTHOUSE BoNDs ILLEGAL

Tho bearing Of the recsut dpcision Of the
Supreme Court Of Illinois relating to city
taxes, on the validity Of tho proposed issnn If
bonds to build tho nav Court -Houso, soemH
not to hayo attracted tin notice Of tho coun.
ty authoritios or Of tho public generally.
Thia dccision was to The effect TINT where
there Is n goneraf law of tho stato on par-
ticular subject there cannot be special INV
on tho same subject. And this Is certainly
sound and aonsibla view Of tho provisions
and prohibitions of tho State Constitution.
One Of those provisions is that ths General
Assembly shall not pass any local or special
lawa regulating county and township affairs.
Thero Is general statute providing for tho
issuing of county bonds. It Is Chap. 81,
Sec. 10 (pago $40, Revised statutes), to-wit:
When tho County Board q any county shall deem
It necessary to Issue county bonds to cMablc them to
hcy nay by an urder entered Of record. specifying
the amount Of bonds REQUIRED md INC object tor
which they arc issaod sunit t9 t1 lesa! vStess i
issuing such county boRds. Tho amount of bontts
issued shnl not exceed, Including THO tl,cn e.
on tie valuc Of auch taxable property ot such cnun.
~ ~ ascertanca by tho assessment for the atato
and county tax for Tho preceding }ear. sa'd rots
pfintcd, x Fsr cos,nty bonds, or Apalntt coun.
y bonls, and II majority Of tho votcrs at such
Sssn % s Des sh S seda' Z
issnu such bends of not less thau $780, NOR n,oso
than 81 000 each, payable respectively u not less
interest paYnble annually at tho rate Of not nluru
than ~ per cent per Annum.
1t would appear, therefore, that no Issue
of county bonds for tho building Of Court
House or for any other purpose Gun be nlade
without FIRST submitting the question to o
votc Of tho people at q general election, and
that my iss,o Of bonds made without such Il
vote would bo invalid and worthless. Tho
power to issue these Court-Hou bonds is
claimed undor special law passed April l.,
1878, but under tho Supreme Court decision
referred to that inv is nugatory, 80 far at
least rs 1t provides different mode Of issu-
ing county bonds.
It is obviously competent for any person to
onioin tho Issue Of county bonds attempted
to bo issued without yoto Of the people.
Wa refor tho matter TO the Clttzena' Associa-
tion az proper subject for their attention
md action, and VIC shall not bo onsworahlo
to tho purchasers Of Cook County bonds fol
any mishap that may befall thom 1t thoy in.
| vest in securities issued without conformity
| to law after tho Inv has been ascertained
and declared It is probably inmatoria1
under tho Supreme Court decision whethe,
tho special law, under which tho right tc
issue Courthouse bonds is claimod, waf
passed before or nfter tho general Law, bui
NJ matter Of fact, the general law is tho last
one passed. on tho aubjoct, and necessarily
goyorns 1t was passed March 81, 1874. Thu
special law was pnssed April /, 1873.
, 1876-08-10

Ihe CLlcatu rrodush markets w.yu mod
srately actlvo yesterday, and grain was aasiar.
Meas posk ,lasai Is shade t1rmsr, at $lS.60
for August and Sla.15 ,or September. I.a,1
closed y @5c per 400 ibH lower, at s11.s5
cash and Sl1.3o for September Msats
were dull, at Ito fur Lcxdd shoulders,
%" for i. short RIBS, and l1Ac for
d. saort clears. l4hkr trailhts wer+ dull, at
1ao Tor curu tn buffalo, Rail frs,gh:a " ,ra
unchanged lIighwiaea were lui+t, at 81. l0}
par gallon. Flaur was steady Wheat clussd
lle lbwsr. ut 85a for August anil ssls TOR
September. Corn cloarl 10 lower, At 4s.e
cash and 453c for August. Oata closed i:
lower. at 400 cash az seller September. n.e
e''sed 70 lo~:r. at 6oe. barl-y wa quoted
at 73a for S+- .amber and flo ter October
Hogs Ysr' in FUR dsuund. aud thu market
Was Shout .tea1y u. Tuesdays closing psicss,
, 1876-08-10

Its through their too eonhdfng Investments. J.,
worthless honds md stacks, the facilities of c,s II
unwfst1y extended BY bNnks and ntlcr lender ~,
Secretary MrCrhtoclt's attempt 10 Withdraw ~ n
lcRal-enflcr noleH, arc nothing. "Excrssfyn tns ms
ern:,cntal consumption" III everything hfe "s n.n.
transparent quacktry III runs through tho seiItac,
VIC haYA Qu0tedf s4N
, 1876-08-10

The only obstacle in the way Of an agree
ment on the Legislative, Judicial, and Execu-
tive Appropriation bill has boen removed by
tho action of tho House yesterday in in
structing it's conferees to roceao from their
position in reference TO tho reduction Of tho
snlaries of the President aud members of
Congress to $4,000 and $4,000 per aunum
respectively. The seIate had peraistently
refused to accedo to these proportions, and,
now TINT the House backs down, the bill will
pass ut once, and the chanocs for adjourn-
mont arc maternity improved.
, 1876-08-10

T1tal Tor eleven years.. ....S7t u47. V4lt 7b7
Tho figures for the year 1876 nro not yet
officially complete, but tho sum we hayo
given is equal to tho whole receipts for tho
year. It will 10 soon that Mr. T1LpEa over
Btates the amount Of taxoB collected since tho
roace Of 1866 by s453, 600. Mr.. T11nEa
Inns complained tint tho Republican party
refused to havo tho Government live within
its income, md 10 represents tho Govern
mont during those elevon years Of peace Of
living upon its capital. Let us see what the
Government has done with this taxation or
income:
On the 10th OF june, 1865, tho out
ataa!'!ng puelie t!cbt twas.......Sa, 5, ooo 0oo
Reduction Of debs..............S $50, 700, 600
During tho War thore was contracted over
:3o0, 900 represented by war claims and
damages to States aud individuals, a.
reasages Of pay to soldiers and sailors, old
bounties railroad and steamboats, for trans-
portation, md balances On contracts for oil
kinds Of supplies. This sum has been paid
from ti.no to time, without tho liability at
my timo bsing enumerated in tho public
debt.
During these sa1no "eleyen years of
poaca " tho Government has paid out for
interest tho sum OF sl,33s, 1Ol, ,450 on The
War debt, mud for pensions tho sun, Of
sew, ,428,46l These arc few Of the lead.
ing itunls OF extraordinary expenditure Oh
uccount Of the proceedings Of Alr. T1LpEN's
Democratic friends,-a legaoy loft to the
Republican party by tho Democrats on going
out Of otflcu. Mr.. T,lpEx, In his aggre.
| CATION Of tbs expenditure, luakea no allow
anoB for thaso items, which ara not within
thu ordinary expenditures OF the Goyern-
ment. How much do they aggrogato7
Interest eleven 33s. 101, 45g
IrHsiuns eleven Years: .:......,.... 9l7, 498. 451
Msf cis.; J.; H. H. !st Se se9 9 9 9o
| Tosal.r....'....,.'.'...." ~, 593. .up7
Tho total receipts, us We hayo shown, waro
4s,os7 ,6{3,75T, lsaring Sl,452.@13,sh0 for
tho ordinary expenditures of tho fioyern-
u,eut during tho eleven years Of peace,
Tbs meannoas and unfairnuss of Alr T1L-
DENIS statement ,nay be thus exhibited: HI
atates TINT in elsven years Of peace the Gov.
ern1nont consumed St,5oo, 600 600 ri taxes,
leaving it to bs assumed TINT tho Govern
ment expendud annually for its support all
average exceeding ;s4oo, 900, 900, when ths
fack was, that, during the eleven years ol
peace, thu expenditures for the support oi
tho Government wora but 81 ,45?, ,4l3, ,050, os
an average Of Sl3a, goo, COX, Ia difference oi
SITE, ,o0O, coo yearl
But this IL n0t all. Mr T11pxN onaits tc
mention thss tho Republican party las &C
| fitr,}, ,fu&A fhn firm to J.,
, 1876-08-10

The bnlk Of the sales making at $9,2560G.4o.
Cattle wero dull and weak, selling st $l.75@
5.15 for inferior 10 EXTRA Sheep were quiet
and unchanged. Ono hundred do'lnrs 10
gold wonld buy $111.76 in grccnbaeks al tho
o1npa
, 1876-08-10

There still remains threo appropriation
bill to bo agreed upon before the adjourn.
mont Of Congress- is possible without serious
injury to tho Government servico,-the Con-
sular mud Diplomatic, ths River and Harbor,
aud the Indian bills.
, 1876-08-10

A gratifying evidence Of 3lr. BLA1Ngis re-
turning health md strength was afforded
yesterday in his appearance at tho Conven-
ton Of tho Third Congressional District
whercat his successor in the House was
nominated. He was we'll enough to attend
tho Convention md mike speech.
, 1876-08-10

Grconbacks ut the Now York Gold Ex-
chango yesterday closed at s93.

There ia Democratic candidnte for the
Legislature down In Jackson County whose
nstne Is MAYHEM. Il elected ho wonld prob
ably loso no sin,o in gotting the car of tho
HnfEb
, 1876-08-10

How long docs It takc to tranamtt message
through tho Atlantic cable3 This Now York
Jos.raa! ef Conmeree has been tnyest!gatlfe this
question, aud, simple as It looks Ut tirst sight,
there arc niany singular anl Interesting points
IN tho answer. When the electricity Is applied
to tho cable Ut one end, two-tenths Of Il second
pass before any elect Is felt at tho other end,
md three seconds arc consumed before the full
force of thu current Is In action. The first signal
IL felt In fonr.tehths Of second, but the follow
Ing oncs go through morc raplaly. As many as
seventeen worsls have been sent over the Allan
tio cable In Que minute; fifteen call' usually be
sent under pressure, aud twelve words minute
Is d good working rate. Messages Of twelve
words have been sent al tho way from New
York to London IN two minutes. A faet not yet
explained by tile sctentistsis that the electricity
DOES not move IL rapidly from New York to
London rs tu tue opposite direction.
, 1876-08-10

COSMOPOLITAN LODGE No. 9, X, ofF.-Ah mem:
bcrr arc requested TO intend THO regular cnnycntlon o
'"'''"e ''e>'''~A j. iisENNAN, c. c.
". Il. 1VES. 4. Of Il. c. 3.
, 1876-08-10

GOV. s. ]. TlLpRs, Of New York, Democratic
candidate for tho Presidency, ia defendant in q
suit by tic St. Louis, Alton s. Tcrre uauto
RAILWAY against him and others for unlnwfully
obtaining and dividing among thcusscly&a stocks
and bonds, and otherwise violating tho con!i-
dence anil trust Of the railroad. Gov. T1LDRN
lias made, through counsel, his answer to the
charges. Tie charges may be true or false; Ills
answer may be comptete or Incomplete. 1t mat
tcrs little. We apprcl,end that the political re-
suit to Gov. TILDEN Of bci'lg Involved In suit
of this nature will be very serious. The casc
cannot bp decided before tho close Ut tue can-
patgn-she charges directly infect tho honor Of
Atr. TILpES. 4 candidate under such imputa-
lions openly mudc In court by responsible par-
ties cannot hope to sustain CANVASS like thts in
Which tho inquiry lnto personal e!laraetcr and
record will bu unpreccttentct'lY searching.
CESAR would not have u suspected wlfu; tho
American people will not bavc 6uspcetod
President.
, 1876-08-10
PERSONAL,

r...,.. 80. s..,ntu~,. - 80. .t, Wv VI Ak
a. ant. e.. sss..,,,st. ~ ~ "'!atunmentat
~ @"o ,g'omue' waa married
pa"suH 10y aaya ~ ~ mnetnet T. me wedding
~. ~ ~ ts !a VI oat VI h u question
o'A'o' 10 'u' '"'ue'' VI Luz aociesy
ito'' Huxley, III INC manner OF tr1e phtlo,.
ophet' noticed That tho two raost conspicuou,
etsactafes IN NOW York CITY were npwspap.,
office and telegraph building. Tho I'rofea,o,
-. ,." ".' q. lh'e Soese' "fll ga
~. .. III. A'''' "''" ''e"'o ~ @u'caRo' possibly
~ o. i'"a's' .......
q Aanltonan paper bttngd tho interesting ntelh.
9shIe 9, ,nat oHt!nK nnl4 u not m Indian. hut u
h"snshntan' We atso a'fcaay learned thhthe wat
1uueascop " fsenehman. Aie early life, tth
sesta'nt "h1 passed. on Inc western plains. Keep.
1'a t"eee 'aese steau!y IN view, II !e NOT aitcnth
aeco""t 'of tae n'xed condition OF hlS morals.
In latter to Chunder Scu, Of India, tho Rev, n,
Martlncaa says TINT ho has no sympathy with n.
CllfiAtiantfy which tnterposrs Christ a. fnedEs,o
between III and tho Heavenly Father IIenco ,bs
.nesln u anosa apeaxs 10 MIN not simply a. ob
e.. ''usas''ns' oan WIN an apncal III hlsu
hust sJmp".ny' iae h'pc1als OF !hdia, he think
t, ,'o ,a INV ana nst"s 'a1l1, uhlneampcfcd byt
'oAa VI 'fao'''ona' thco!o8y'
Thirty 5enss hgo the head Of The poet C,abh
was stolen from Ills coffin, after lo lad been de.t
H!'cen ychss. Thc thief wns mover discovered 4
4.
a.. 49,. e,"'u w. uo1 coH1a,n'ne sko1i was zen,
A., ~ Wy" tae 'hsof1nation thai
n.'saa sae .M.s.' ."enocs was lAetehS reta'ncd Th
W tsc Rooo 'atn oi INC anonymous cun.
.. so".o. w. asemca eaIAc'eht' anu Inc skull ba
'sen 'es'ofeu - '1a place.
Tho ltov. Samuel Butcher, D. D., P. c., I,tsto,
81 Mea'h' VINO committed sn'cide lately, LETT ont
se'ap VI paPeF Ing single word - Mad." It hM
ooen eohlectatea mat be wns not so mad ss ht
moulu M nasc sho "oflu Believe; bnt whether Il b
uHe .nat nc really felt Ills mind giving way or .h,
ne "'snca 70 nc excused In the eyes Of tho work
10, taK'n9 MS own me- hts ease is hnd enough Il
Will no observed that lio did not nnequlyoeal1
commit commit n''nact to my statement Of h!s con.
a'1ion.
Father Hyacnthe's statements IN regard to fl.
ccl!bacy Of tho Catholic clergy having pyru oTenu
In some quarters, 5fr. Gladstone who was nre,.
cnt on tho occasion, explains that the dsttnu,,I,
cd speaker mado no charge whatever naaTnsI m.
purity Of tho Latin priesthood Of tho present day
The opinion ho gaso embraced all tho ccntutr
since tho general enforcement of ce1ibacy 6ce,n
This MF. Gladstone conceives 10 10 IN hfstonr,l
question on which IN untayorable lu,1rmcnt r,,
bo passed without any fault Of slanf1cr or unch,,
, 1876-08-10

COY. TtLpsN falsely attributes the present
anauclal depression exclusively to "excessiyu
Governmental consumption" Says the Now
York Tina:
Thu railway mania, specu1atfoas IN all sosts Of
securities mud III reu estate. thu losIes Sustained
ly hundEela u tAuusauds VI pcuuis y! saving hab'
, 1876-08-10

New Chicago ThoNtrc. -.
Clark street, between Lake and Randolph. Hoo
'eyS MfnEtEcis.
, 1876-08-10

Ada1ph3 Thc1tFe.
bfonroa street, corner Dearborn Variety perform
inr
, 1876-08-10

:.
EauGolpt street, between Clark and lsSA1le. 81
yA9ement Of .Tohn Dillon. "The Victims" a7d "If
(fi1h Dotto
, 1876-08-10
Gl)e Gttk1,>te.


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, 1876-08-10

s.atcs that negro was lately struck by ighinina
tu Campbell County, and tho word "Nod branded
on his person. Tho fact IL ceftlned by respectable
passonu; names and dates uro furnished utl tho
Richmond Chr|t4tan ddsoeats gives tho uarfatiysa
pgee 10 tts columns. Thu object Of this rrosIlcn'
tial dspeRsatEoa WAS, Of courlp, i psofaus man
and was in tho act Of blasphemtng when tho light
ming struck him. In view Of tho circumstance, II
IL Impossible to forego the observation that thefs
ata In America men much more c0nGplcuous and
with better opportunities OF knowing tho right.
than this poor negro, upon whom o mark Of d!sip'
probation might better be affixed.
HoTHL ARRIVALS.
Garinsr IloHst-The Hon. George II. I1ouk'
Dayton, o.; ". E. 8ennett, New York; ]. o.
Clsphaac and W. 4. Reynolds. Washington; T. 4.
Bruce, Dufato; Col. J. II. Pratt, Fort ltantal's
Il i. and Z. ii. Van De,lscn,. Kalamazoo; !; l..
sheA. Macon. a.; Hiram cole, Norsh nenn!ns'
MI S.! q kss kkfs' f!yssp4 st.E N .Ha '' vs ns}
Cleveland; ii. il lagill CInsnnali; j. q. and !.
y sp V w. nssfsss s. H.
ss5 f. K b.'i$is. iius:ea !: i: b.. hs;t
f. If }as lds sSspiif e. i,n cA1st II s"ysstt yStsty G
+ L. stona, Esat.Isna; : JShasoi Y, I;ss'
fsnaea: fsn; aaf s.: e aey,oiS a's %sscn', = IT.;
atandrfa. III. !; W, i. aud LUKan Brcckenf!usIi:
1toshe.!sf!; MINI j., j.. r Carter. EasaauP' :.a
j. Greenwood, Gesmany; n. n. ltoontt
son, Eugtand; Or. Jacob Eisenhart rta.. snu
Dr. T. l.: E!esenhart, Pcnnsylsanla; G. fdss. ~.
Mont Noa!e-Jud9e q. &. ltaeklcfotd, A!asiss'pp''
Co. J. l!I!l. Logan.ost; r. Sage aud i: ssgs' r.
i, Caldwell, Warren; T. ]. Nrlson, Mary
laad; Col. ueorgv willard. l.oston; y; a. e.
nixuil, Et. Louis. .6htrMa4 fiouse-Ptot Y, y:
lluyre, New York; 0eofsH skinner, st. L., it. ~ -
&. farold; the lion. II. l.. Dusnphy and Gost
Samuel LoYeloJ, Nov, York;, thu tion "'!;'sud Rnnd
lu Lac; &, Hahn, Francu; tho lion. H. y; prtn,
Nadiaon; 8. Page,'NunesotA; tlls Hon q. Y lae.
| er. Davenport; Gen. +. Phillips, HuW ofIsA1''
| Col. &. II. EsYs. Hosta1-