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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States for the District of Nevada.

United States for the District OF Nevada.
In the matter Of William( y, p.r.rrrtcv
stansAeld, bankrupt. In oAnkrup'cy'
The above named bankrupt having fled his
petition In said Court in the above entitled mat
ter, praying for discharge from all his debts
provable, under the act Of Congress- entitled
IAN Act to establish uniform system Of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States" approved
March 2, 1867, and under Title LXI Of the re.
vised statutes Of the United Statos and the acts
amcndatory Of or supplemental thereto, and the
said Court having by its order issued in said
matter on the 4th day Of November. A. D. 1875.
directed that . hearing be had on said petition
on the 2Oth day OF NOvember, A. d.
1875, at the hour Of II o'clock o. m. OF said
day, at Carson City, in said District and re-
quiring notice thereof to be published.
Now, therefore, notice In hereby given that
hearing will be had on said petition before said
Court. at the day, hour and place aforesaid,
when all creditors who have proved their debts
against said bankrupt, or other persons In In.
terest may appear and show cause II any they
have. why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
Witness my hand this 9Th day of November,
A. D. 1876.
r. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk of the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Nevada.
n9.td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada:
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the Directors, held on the first day of Decem-
Der. 1875. an assessment mo. III Of Fifty
Cents (50c 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, No.
419 California street, San Francisco, California.
remain unpaid on the Eleventh day Of Jan.
nary, 1876, will BIO delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment Ia made before, will be sold on Tues
day, the Eighth day Of February, 1876, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAs. z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofice-Room %, 419 California street. San
Francisco, California. d7-td
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10 s r.!

vVHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CHECKS,
i to wit: No. 8S7, for 500, dated December
goth, 1875. to order Of John McCown; check No.
963, to order Of Thomas williams, for 5000,
dated December 10Th. drawn by r. W. Clute on
the Bank Of California; also three checks drawn
Sy the hsymond ELY lining Conn any, num-
S12l; December 20th. No. 1886. for sil6; De.
cember 00th, No. 1887. for Sil6. All parties
are cautioned against negotiating the same, -
jaiS.lm cHARLHs STEIN.
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local INTELLIGENCE.
Market Price Of Grain.

The following is the market price paid
for grain, etc., corrected by Steele Il
Trrrill Lower Main street:
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T ELE @ r AP III!
B Y

SPECIAL To THE PIooHE DAILY Rsookp
NJ WESTERN UNION LINE,
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JUST received the greatest assortment
Of tinted papers ever brought to Phoebe.
All tints, shades, shapes and sizes: dotty
dimple for little children. and common
sizes for older folks. Also, fine assert
ment of sheet musc--just received and
more on the way. Make your friends
happy by presenting them with box or
30 of fine paper-procurabl at my stand,
Lees drug store, Main st. r. V. Watt.
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ben Butler has an Unexpected RivaI-Char
ley spencer ms Another Hero OF spoons.
FTOfn ne Nor

Col. Charles =. Spencer, counsellor-at-
law, some years ago bad to defend one Mar
shall charged with larceny, aud against whom
there was very strong evidence. Before the trial
Spencer went to his client and told him that Ills
only chance Of escape was IN plea OF insanity,
and he advised him TO play tho lunatic, and TO
answer all questions Dut to bin with the word
"spoons" The day Of the trial came on. and
Marshall took his place ia the dock, pale, bag
gard, and wild looking.
Guilty or not guilty." asked the clerk.
"spoons!" orawed the prisoner, WITH blank
stare.
Come, plead guilty or not guilty" repeated
the clerk.
"SpOons !" was tho only reply
Prisoner, Will you answer the questions put
70 YOU, or 40 You want TO be punished for CON
t-mptf asked the Judge.
SpoonsP bawed the prisoner, still I'M
moved.
At this point the counsel for tho prisoner in
terfered and told the Court that mis- client was
NOT IN u condition 10 be put on trial, as he was
evidently not responsible Tor MS actions, and IL
was an outrage on free citizens, &c
DO you understand what IL said J" asked the
Judge addressing the prisoner.
spoons ~ Was his Teply. In accents wild
IL was evident the man was crhZy and thu
Judge ordered him discharged. He was taken
charge Of by his freLds, who were present and
left the court with him. Counsellor Spencer
followed them, and, congratulAtlng him on his
escape, suggested that II might be "A good Idea
10 pay MIN his fee. His client stared at him in
blank amazsment, and moved away with tho
simple remark "SpoOnsI'
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Run On the Turn In Bile.

Jake is an old campaigner among the coll
ored voters, but he Is now on the fence" lie
shook his head Yesterday. and remarked;
Oars somenn rong In dis hyar polyticks now
-dats homes, you heah mef"
whats hurting the cause now. Jake" We
wall.
well was up dar at de Publican meetln'
de odder night-yer members datf'
Yes, we do"
"well, dey had a brass band up dar, didn't
dey2 An II PLAYED fur de meetln' seberal
chunes, such as Glory hallyujlrum an we
now7"
I'VE believe they did"
"YGs, an de nigRers Jes hollrred same ez- Of
dey was all right, but DAT band turn right squar
Ioun' an play dat sunday school chime '0ber
dar,' and Tse mighty 'feer'd. when dey counts
de votes dat dey all Rwine ter be 'ober dar'--
de Dmmycrat side Dis hyar pollyticks train.
pears TO me, has run on to de turn-table dat's
what's hurtin"
Then Jake moved away, whistling, "Oh, it's
hard trials-great triberlashunsl ~
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MORSE NOTES.

surgeon of this city, Is dead
Mir. Geo Hin, Of sydney, Australia. has pur-
chased tbs trolling stallion Frank Medley Jr Tor
t3,oOD ''' ''' W
Mr.. Geo. Longstan has sold to Massrs. Dwyer
thus, for $500. WV '-'"'N"H
Gov. Sprague and Dlackwood, Jr., are In Buff
match 5pragus for 10000 w
Mr.. James n; Mills. OF Orange county, N. Y.
has sold Lady Mills nyo.yearold to Mr. Charles ii
ksrnor VI New YORK. Tor aT.OOO. - -
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Three watchnen have charge OF the old Post
once night and day, relieving one another every eight
hours The Interior OF the edlnce is wreck OF SPIN.
tered panks, bricks ana mortar, shattered glass and
the ike, all an linen deep In DUST No effort has been
made 10 put the building In order since It's
by Postmaster James but the partitions that iormer
divided II into dozens of .oingy compartments have
bee torn down, aud the original shape Of the church 10
revealed The galleries are gagged and their supports
80 weakened that heavy tlmbtrs have been used to
brace them. There Ia not whole pane In the place
Mosi me slabs covering the entrances TO the burial
vaults have been removed, leaving numerous yawDlng
pitfalls. From these yaus chI air hnds ts way utO
the vacant building. tempernR the sphere even IN
this hot weather down "a,
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StaIliOns from Erabce.

The twenty-five m agnihcent N ormAn stations,
two mares, and one colt, that landed from the
Denmark on Monday have been resting after their sea
voyage In Mr. Robert stoddarrs stables at 60s and 800
Greenwich street. and viii start for the West to-day
Mr., Mark Denham Western breeder who has his farm
~ Wayne ILLINOIS, recently travelled pretty thoroughly
through northern France, and selected these from
among the choice stock ON the best farms there They
are valued at from a. 900 to g. 500 each They
sentiAlly draught horses. They have large, strong
bodies strong egs ana good feet their coats rc6
and glossy and names and tails very full and heavy
In weight tneJ average aoout 800 pounds.
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The Government DAYS A. this port Two hun
dred and sixty inspectors 1890 day each aud about
sixty night wstehmen watch vessels and TO detect
smuggling and other violations OF the revenue The
vigilance Of the force last month resulted In two seiL
ures ~ contraband EOOds OF less than 500 In ue
YESTERDAY officers seized fifteen bags Of sugar OF the
lowest grade at Wards wharf foot of Degraw street.
biookiyn, because no duty had been paid on IT, The
sugar consisted OF the Hweeplngs Of West India brig
c'lected by John Mccormack, a longshoreman, and II
tod VIII not yield over two or three dollars
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How Michigan Hear. the World.

NOM W' thicd00 Ir0unf
" suppose there are plenty Of sawmills
over Ia your state said Chicago man to a
party from Michigan, the other night
-" Wall, ! shud Say there wuz," replied the
hichiRander. "Why. sir, Michigan Is gettin' so
atlh fnll ~ shwmills that you can hardly
on hand
a, go sucking NJ paw on which dwelt a lone
tinued "'o'F'"' "' pu'Snv 0op
I've shook hands with um myself"
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PUBLIC MEETING
IN AID OF
UNEMPLOYED WORKINGMEN
Monday Evening, August IA,
AT O'CLOCK AT THE
Third Avenue Theatre,

In view Of the distressed condition OF thousands whs
are un .mployed ana have families deDend,nt upOI
their labor Tor the means OF subsistence and IN OF
the fact ~ In land of plenty sta viu raising iu
Rhi ty Form, Will mt rprqc anu industry are para.
yzcd through nbecility and corruption nth places
t1at, while useful nj necessary prb c Work ia dol yed
the condition OF the wOrS!ng class IL unilv OecounI
more "eplcrablc and lieving that proper express
sion from the nutnde. tnai I. now suffering ana Ger
tiuly wi suffer SIM wursr during Text A1uter should
be heard In unmisiukibic terms b. those
aDiity 20 afford rcirt tho undcrsgncd will open this
Ihd Avenue Iie ire TO the multitude the evening
above named without charge Or cOmpcnsu IN.
Estceming 1t to the duts Of ovty cuzen to assi't
his fell man, we would cal upon all vino svnpltn
WI taos ntments expressed her IN 10 unite M giving
mott 10 Others and cooperating Wiz this movement.
lie ding II liens an speakers Invited to addrca
the unoerrigued until the Organization OF the move
meht 10 completed
BENZ W. HlrCHCOCK,
35b 81 av, corner H6th NJ.
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PENNsYLvANLI.A NAIL,ROAp.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE. .
streets ferries, as follows
Express for Harrshurg Pittsburgh. the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $3.50 4, NJ, d and
$3.50 !. NJ. sunday 9 anu $3.50 +. NJ
For MNllAmtport, Lock Haven. CORY. ana Erie Az
eaO ana $3.50 +. NJ connecting nj Cory Tor THUS
For baltimore Washing on, ana the south. " limltel
Washington Express Of Pullman l,aror Ctrs uA Y
except Sunda,, $50 A. NJ; arrive Washington 80
T. NJ Regular "stoA Nj sto andy T. NJ 'ua'
ESprt.s Tor Phiadephia 1.so $40. $50 A. Nj, 1880
moiaion IA VI. and llO P. ~ SUNDAY =. NJ,
30 4 $3.50, ands +. NJ. Emigrant and seconl cia'N
For cs9iennia Depot =, $50, $50, 100, A ~ and
t ssn2ial DsP3t a H. - 800 o. ana 7'oa T. NJ %
For trans 20 Newark, Elizabeth, Railway, Pnncenl
TreutOn Perth AmboY. Fleming ON, Belyl a1l
other points, soc local schedules at III TcSe Ofites
Tram. arrive; From Pittsburgh. $3.50 aud li.gi A. NJ
ani lo2o +. NJ. daiy 1910 A NJ. anu $3.50 r. " d,.i
go NJ, $40, blo and lQ'20 VI. ~nnia, go n
NJ From Phu tdelpha, 300 d.-p d3d tl ln u -
100 A. NJ. go $3.50 $40. 5.lu nlu. ID 90. so. ~
$40, AMI logo 4. VI. sun 'N sos d -J pIl' ~ w.
iloO A. NJ, 800 AMI lO2U +, NJ. ~
=, Icket onces, $50 and ga bs1adNar' ~ i Asot
House, aud foot of neshro.srs aud, ,Wthhil So
No Court st. Brooklyni IA ~ aui rs llulsen ~
ioohben Depot, Jersey CRY AfTAd' lleAe' O"e"
FRANZ TH6TsoN. p,M RoYp. IT,,
Cent Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
SARATOGA Direct route VIA CluEeus Line re
- giant steamers leave Pcr ~, Y. r.. foot LrrA si-
daily, except Saturda,, al ! VI Through f'rr omf
ts5o' excursion ucse,+, good for 80 days 1850
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Rtttlnps.

A DRESS REFORM CONVENTION will be
N held In Lincoln Hall Philadelphia, the last Two
days In TINS month, August, 1879.
NJ f. TiLLoTsoN. Cor, Sec
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Qol'titsL
Hlusitsl snstrumsnts.

A GREAT OFFERING will during this month
IA dispose OF large stock OF nrstclAss and
ondhand square and upright pianos AMI organs, for
cash or on Inst 'llments Pianos and organs 10 rent
nom ~ TO " per month, IN clty country. HORACE
WATERS SONS, 4sl broadway, New YORK.
A FEW secondhand Weber pianos At great bargains.
~ some OF them used nut very short time by our
best musicians and really almost as good as new fully
warranted IN every respect Please call at tho Weber
WArefoOms, bth NV. and 10Th Al.
WFBER 7OCTAvE great bargain Chckcring
w overstrung, $500 rent; ~ monthly upright
74octave t2oO 7oct9ye, tl2b organ; double reed.
t6l. GORDON son, 10 East iith II.
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Gtas.

GAMBLE TEAS, 2ac. per pounn IN nys pounds and
~ upward AGENTS and tea dealers supplied, United
Toa BfoAer'' sVA Water ST.. oor Fulton. New york
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Orr GOODS.

Il EEP'S PATENT PARTLy-MAD DRESS
lAshirsthe very best FOR u, be finished as eas
Arch st, Philadelphia " ~ "
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SbiggttJ.

A NCHOR LINK,,nu.s MAhSTEAMRKA
" SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers bpoKed at lowest rates to from any,,,
port or railroad station IN Great Bf tln or ireland.
HENDERSON BRO ruEi,S Bowung Green.
nIRECr LINE TO FRANCE. wa Pymoulh
~ The General transatlantic tOmpanys steamers Tor
Hayre sail on saturday. Excu ticseis reduced
rates. LOUIS Dr. BEBIAN. Agent. 6j Broadway
UNMAN IINE.-MAIL sTEAMEI.s
FOR o. En- SrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or CHESTER..... SATURDAY, Aux. 10, at = p "
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, Au{ 90, At 40 A NJ
CITY OF BERLIN. ...s ,turJay sent ., at $50 A. N.
From Pier 40. Nora River
CABIN, $50 aud 500, gold. Rturn tickets favor.
able terms. srEERAGE, t28. currency. Drdfts issued
at lowest rates.
saloons State Rooms. smoking. and Bath Room,
smidships.
JOHN @. DALE. agent. is and 80 Broadway. NY
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NATIONAL IINE.-Fro n Piers "a aud AZ. n r.
~ FOR LONDON DIRECT
pphSn n,ltS sssHsqnraay Az Az Gy, 4; "
The Queen, Aug i2 10 4. NJ. Ensand.Au 90 g.3oA.M
SPAIN, Aug. 10, 3 L. VI. EGYPT Sept ,, 3 4. ~
&. bin passage $40 and ts0cu roicy Return tickets
AZ e iuce1 rates. Steerage passage. t25 currency.
Drafts issued from 81 upward at current prices AgpY
AT tue comlany's Office, 81 iroadNay.
+. ". J. MI i,ST, Manager.
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w foh oGEENssrowN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
kliNG UNITED STATES MAIL.
e. NlC...'............. .......Aug. ~. 10 A.
aug. ~, r. NJ
sept = 4 "
GEkM ANlC Sent. 10 4 VI
CELTIC ....,...........,,. Sept 20. GA.
From White star u rex, Pier 80 North river
Passenger accommodation IL unryallrd. Cabins all
amldshps saloon $50 and 800, gold. Return tickets
on favorable terms Storage. SIS
Mp ssenger tickets ani drafts can be obtained
at White Star Wharf foot OF West 10Th It.
b. j. COkrlS. Agent. ~ BrolIway New YORK
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WmItN...Htnmlty.

VOUNC Girls can obtain situations free lodgings
and meals at &c. each. at the Girls Lodging HOUSE
n ct. Marks place, bh st. under care OF Chlldrens
AID Society. Also free instruction on sewing ma.
chimes from to daily to all who mar apply and
dreesm King taught gratiitously
VOUNG GIul., about IL or IL years old. 70 learn
to clean lace. ut 80 East goth st. mime. FRAIPONl.
Oh GIRLS wanted at l2 Jacob IT., New YORK
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7 ONG LELAND RAILROAD.
ROCKANAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY

Trains leave Long Island CRY for Far Rockasay ard
4Oi, and5 l.. NJ.
For Far Rockawsy 0is5. DOS \. Nj 1903 $3.50.
hetuInlngaLeaye Rockawsy Beach s'2s, 1880 A.;
litb 5000 5ss d;3s Z. NJ Far ckaweY b;2t
oes ''Si 500 1888, ll52 A. M.i 1867, $780, ii-h
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Sur Sal, an0 10 Stt.
OFFICES To Eth SECOND story sun bulldog.
Ply Al sun Publication once NASSAU ami Fran lfor .u-
TINE STORE, 1865 Nassau a., sun building to let.
Il suitable for ban King. Insurance, or general bust
ness, steam heated. Apply Al the sun Publication
Once. 40 Nassau 81
Two IET-In Wilson's Building. corner Fulton aud
Il 10 sts., % and tth d iors, well lighted. with
power and steam heat JOHN 7. WILSON ~ Fulton ST..
Two IET-One floor near the ferrv, suitable for
ONCE. Inquire Of Ho-Aestead Association, 40 Hud-
son St. Hoboken.
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BANANA THANsITAND PACIFIC MAI
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For California, Japan. China, Australia, New Zelant
British Columbia, Oregon. sc.
son ssAILiNG FROM PIER q. North RIVER.
FOR AN FRAN IsCO, via ISrHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship Colon. Thursday, rug. II
Connecting FOL Ccntr America and South Pacn ports
FROM SAN FRAN ISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
~, eansaip GREAT REPuBLIc, Frinay, set
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH lSLANDA
AUSTRALIA, aud NEW ZEALAND.
Steamer CITY Of SAN FRANCISCO. Wednesday
Aug. ID. For freight or passage spply 20
WI. r. CLYDE & co, or n. J. BULLAY. Supt,
Bowling Green. Pier az. n. r., foot Canal q.
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Leave for RockNway BEACH and Far Rockaway 0, TO- II
A. NJ; 1880 $40 + VI
Rcturnng-Lesve Rockawav Beach il4o 4. NJ; T. 4N,
b,S.eo !. VI. Far iockaway 7i0 A. NJ; l2;O5, IN
t;ls t:27, S:id L. VI.
Tax Terry ~ James slip foot Chambers ST.. suniV.
excepted, halt 90 hour before departure OF trans
(snnlnys Al $50 and 1880 A NJ, 1 and 4 p ~, OF
ferry foot 34hst, r. daily fifteen (l5) minutes De-
fore departure Of trains
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Rta Gsl,t.
GARDEN CITY PARK for speculation and for
W che homes. NO more free excursions. The I'm
mense improvements being made on the adjoining
property (stewars famous Garden city, where lots
cannot be purchased make the cheap lots We orer .
goud Investment for those who desire homes at smA
outlay. The large workshops shortly to be erected sl
annrd employment 60 many mechanics Persons desir
Inc To visit the properly aud TO view the great enter
Prise a. Garden CITY can accompany tn. statesmen from
$50 81 av. at y o'clock Week day. Maps and ufOr
nation free. Apply TO BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. S55
81 av. corner OF 2bth Il.
- to exchange for farms. Also small farms for sale
and exchange Those who have little money can DO
well these nard times in erchan ging for city property,
which l. sure TO become very valuable when tmes i'm
prove. Call upon address, l.. sELDNER
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both of these departments should have
been made to promulgate orders In their
respective spheres which entirely suppress
the fact that the laws which they pretend
to execute have been held by the Supreme
Court to be- unconstitutional.
The responsibility for this is with the
President and his Attorney General, and
the motive and purpose are unmistakable.
Taking the whole scope OF these orders,
and what is easily practicable under them, it
is not only possible to suppress and put aside
every State authority over the peace of the
State, but every voter whom the Marshal
may wish to keep from the polls may be
pressed into the posse cOmitdtus, and kept
standing all day to act as n guard to keep
the access to the polls open for those whom
he may wish to have put in their ballots
for his candidates. What Attorney Gene
raj CUSHING defined as the posse comitdtus,
to be summoned for the execution of a re-
sisted process, is converted into power to
enrol every person in the district over fif-
teen years of age for the enforcement OF
laws that the Supreme Court has declared
yoidf
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our esteemed contemporary, the Times
calls nticut. ou 10 the fact that it Is now
completing the last week Of the twenty
hith year of as existence. The quarter Of
n century has been well spent 10y our
ncighhor. It has been n stormy Time, and
probably when all Of III are dust our de-
scendahts will look back mt that quarter Of
"a century ana glow with pride ms they
contemplate some Of the deeds il was per
mittcd lis h. DO.
Mr. Henry j. RAYMOND, the founder Of
the Timc>, is not with Us 10 celebrate tho
closing II the twenty-nfth year Of his
papers history. The bright little sheet he
first issued ON Nassau street, his own tire
less ana fccund brain supplying n large
share oi ITS matter, is now a great piper,
worth 20 million OF dollars. Ills career was
throuLhout brilliant one, but it was also
a hnrd-working one. He early got the
pnzes Of lie by honest endeavor, and vet
when he grasped them he found they were
not 30 very valuable after all. He was a
man Of n peculiar temperament, tossed
hlther and thithcr by the waves of an I'M
certain convictions but, though encoun-
tcllng in MS task the vigorous opposition
OF llNal Journals, though young IN wears,
WIN no capital except his own active head,
Nh HAYWOOD built up n newspaper which
l'd an noccupied niche which is now
able to celebrate its twenty-sixth birth
day; and we trust and believe il will last
another quarter of n century TO bear wit
ness to the genius OF its founder
As we look back at this period OF time
which the life OF our vigorous contem-
porary covers we recall names and events
fruitful OF suggestiveness. In that time
we have gone through civil war erased
the foul blot OF slavery, and built up
vast national debt which changes the