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This unri7alled Southern Remedy IS war
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Jr any injurious substance, but is
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Man and Beast !

This popular and great healing Remedy,
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giving unboundef proc = Of It's merits by
all having tested liz unrivaIed powers, AID
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ADgGart5fy3 RATES
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One square, one Insertion .....-......--sl 70
Each Subsequent insertion ,................. 90
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the best concentrated healing properties,
qlickc-t scientific arts for pain rellefTmosl
combloed medicated necessities, a Il liDi-
ment for man and beast, ever Introduced
for public benefit.
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Diamond Oil Possesses

in all cases claiming 1t the mos power
ia! remedy and quick rel!eyer nom agony,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16
Batch Of Often ders y.

Old Mother Caduc was found by
Deputy Sheriff Mckee Wednesday
night lying on the street, in China
town, in a drunken condition. She
Was taken to Jail and yesterday MORN
ing was found in such a condition that
she was sent to the Hospital. Her
body Is covered with bruises which,
she says, was occasioned by a fall
several days ago. This Is the same
woman who was shipped from Phoebe
10 Eureka on a freight wagon some
weeks ago.
Maggie Mcintyre was arrested on
Wednesday night for disturbing the
peace, and yesterday, in the Justices
Court. plead guilty 10 The charge. She
was fined one dollar and cost; she
paid it and went off rejoicing.
jim Goetches, the Rather, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Con-
stable Mckay, and will have an OPP
portnnity to explain why he continu-
ally disturbs the peace and qniet OF
the town, to-day In the Justices Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

as * officio City Recorders, shall re-
ceive the sane fees a. are allowed by
law to Justices for similar services In
civil and criminal Cases; provided.
that in no case such fees shall be a
charge against the city. The City
Marshal, ~ such Marshal and Chief
of Police. shall receive for his services
such salary M the Board of Trustees
may allow, not to exceed ono thousand
dollars per annuin. payable monthly
at the end of each month; and also,
as ex-officO City Collector not to Ok
coed three per centum on all moneys
collected by him paid over to the City
Treasurer. The City Treasury shall re-
ceive not to exceed three per centum
ON all moneys paid into the City Treas
ury. The City Clerk for his ervice
as Clerk of said board and for such
other clerical services ~ may bo re.
quired Of him as such Clerk, shall re-
ceive a salary not to exceed twenty
five dollars per month, payable
monthly, ut the end of each month;
be shall also receive for his services as
ex-OfficiO City Assessor such sum rs
the Board of Trustees may allow, not
to exceed five dollars per day for such
number of days rs he shall actually he
employed in his official duties as such
ex-officio Assessor. The District At.
torney of Eureka county shall also he
ex officio City Attorney of the city of
Eureka, and in all criminal prosecu.
tons under the city ordinances shall
be entitled to the same fees as are now
provided by law in other criminal
cases, but in no case shall such fees be
a charge against the city; provided,
that in all civil cases prosecuted by
the city Of Eureka, by order OF the
Board of Trustees, the City Attorney
shall be entitled to such compensation
as the Board of Trustees shall by res-
olution allow, which shall not in any
one year excsed the sum Of five hun.
dred dollars. and such percentage ON
the collection Of delinquent taxes a.
the Board Of Trustees may allow.
SEC. 33. The first election Of officers
for the city of Eureka under this
charter shall he held upon the first
Monday in May, A. u. 1877, and for
the purpose of such election, John l..
Hinckley, Reinhold Sadler and samuel
GoldstOne are hereby constituted a
Board of Commissioners, whose duty
it shall be to provide for the registra-
ton Of electors by furnishing to the
Justices of the Peace suitable books
for registration, and the appointment
Of Inspectors and Clerks of Election in
the different wards, and shall designate
the places in said wards at which the
polls shall be held; and within three
days after said election it shall he the
duty of said Board of Commissioners
to meet and canvass the votes for the
officers voted for at such election as
certified to them by the Inspectors and
Clerks. and declare the result and issue
a certificate of election to the officers
receiving the highest number of votes
at said election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16
LAST NIGHTS A

At half. past seven o'clock last night
an alarm of fire was sounded, and the
house of Joseph WANNA, on Adams
street, was discovered to be in flames.
The building was owned by Martin
Philippine, and was entirely destroyed
together with most Of the furniture and
other contents of the house. The fire
originated by the ex plOsiOn of y coal
oil lamp which was being lighted by .
young girl living in the house. The
loss by the fire will amount tn 81, 200,
and il a serious misfortune to Mr.. Va
nina and his family. AT the time the
alarm was given a bright fire was
burning in front of Bigelow's Hall, and
the reflection of the flames caused
many to think that that was the source
of alarm, which questioned some loss
of time. Great difficulty was x Pc
rienced by The ioreinen of the fire CON-
ptnies in getting water, and 1t was
some time before it was accomplished.
The Rescue boys run their carriage o
the plug neal the Presbyterian par.
sonage, IN O'Neil avenue, and stretch
ing a line of lose to the real Of the
burning building, finally got q power
iut StTodIil Vi WdLtt III pay anu cAtiA"
guished the flames in a few minutes.
The Knickerbockers made an attach
ment TO tie plug OF Main street, in
front of Lundgren's restaurant, for the
purpose OF running their hose through
to Adams street. The water failed
them, however, and the members Of
the company proceeded TO the fire
with ladders and hooks and rendered
efficient service with the Hook and
Ladder boys. The efforts of citizens
to save tho houses adjoining the burn
ing building are deserving of notice.
They worked h~eroically, passing buck
els Of water to those OIL the tops OF the
houses, thereby saving them from the
flames. Fortunately no wind was
stirring a. the time and the flames were
confined to the one house. The build
ing adjoining MIR. Vanina's on the
south, occupied by Joseph Ravel and
family, was considerably damaged and
everything was removed therefrOm,
most of the articles being lost or
burned. Mr.. WANNA was absent from
home ut the time the fire WAS discOv-
erah, and first became aware of 1t
| while coming into town on horseback,
and perceived his house in flames
when reaching the Consolidated fur
naces. His family are now stopping
at the house nf n friend, where they
are being comfortably cared for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16
Bullion

The ella Company this morning
SHIPPED by Wells, Fargo Il Co., to San
Francisco, five bars of bullion, valued
At $2,34l Os.
The Tybo Consolidated Company
by the same source shipped two bars,
valued at 81, 702 70.
There was also shipped, one bar
from Phoebe, valued at 81 ,46l %.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16
Have 1t stopped.

Last night, after the hremen had
attached the hose to the double fire
plug on O'Neil avenue and turned the
water on, it was discovered that the
cap on the other plug had leen re.
moved. 1t is thought that this had
been done by the school boys, and we
have been requested TO ask Mr.. Bene-
diet, the principal OF the school, to -
ton the boys against doing it again.
such an act is liable to cause serious
loss of property by delay, and should
not occur again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

4. n. Damn, the pioneer purvsyor u The
Palisads public. has AttsA up anew. through.
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place il
Palisnas. and travellers 10 and from Eureka,
and the public generally. can rely upea esttine
irst.class meals and number ono bdds 1t al
times BY interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. esi8-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

I. X. Rice, the Justice of the Peace
at Palisade, has sold his interest in the
hotel at that place and left for Califor.
MIA. The Board of Commissioners
has received no notification Of his re.
turn, and the Judge probably over
looked that little matter in taking his
departure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

CRACKERS, crackonells, butter. oyster. sods
Jenny Lind, Eastern ginger snaps, cream and
i'ornia cheese, pigs' feet and sheeps' tongues,
and cocoa shells, At Mrs. NJ. A. A8HlM'S.
Ia3Qtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

GERMAN LuNcx TRucK.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's . lot Of Russian Caviar, Ham
burg Sausage, Soused and Picked llerrings.
Sardells. Sardincs and all sorts Of German
nick-nacks. Also . large invoice 81
Eastern bacon and hams. A27tf.
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o REPORT.


san francisco StOcH E1c""nxe.
SAN Francisco. February Is.
woR~rva BARD.
~, Ophir-2JX g5H Pm 25Xs30
4; Mexican-i7k
40; Gould and Curry l3 l2S l3b5
III Best 4 Bolcher-3jA
az CsIifornia-4SH 4Sx 48%bl0 4Sx
III Con, VIRGINIA SO 52s 5ln 52A 52Hb5
Mi Cholla~-O
"A; Hale and Norcross- 5H 81
rio Crown Point-9h 10
VIZ Yellow J~acket-l51 l5T
20 Sayago-8h 81
1910 Imperial ~ zoe
iTS5 AIpha- 2Ok 20N 2OX
40 Bolcher-Sk SO
I. Nevada-S. Sk
Is Utah-l7H Tx ~
70 Confjence-9
40 Bullien-l7N 17Ib5 l7H III 17BH III
SO Exchequer-78 81
10 Overman-M 93a 94bl0
10 Bullinn-I7Ab5
10 Seq Belcher go
,oi J~ustice-l4l4b
80 Snccor-1 i0jc
IS Union Con.-9M
l9 Lady Bryan-5T
10 Julia Ga q
10 G. ledonia-9% 81
10 Knickerbockor-5X
,2 70 6S:,,yat,"rn-l4l.lsbso
40 K. Island-[Oc
aN. V. Con. SOC 55c 62hac
70 Occidental-lB
III Sberidan-lN5
400 Aita-2
ID Wood
100 Lady Wash.-2H 2N Z70c
"a Andcs-ls IL
zoo Wells FargoISc Toe
no Lcyinthan- 75c SOC
10; n, Con Va.-95. soc
Ia prospeet-50c
M Ward-I
WO Troian-Ix ~
a-
'H''No noAnp'
Ia !Iact som
y75 Alns-ls 1Nsle
50 Belnont-2s
70 Rye Patch-3X
10 Kk-3A
$40 Leopard-4K AZ
10 Rye Patch-3h
80 Gila-S0c SIC
100 Gen. Thomas pc
100 J,fferson-2oc
40 N. Bclle-2Jh 25x
800 n taey-25. 2)c
40 Manhattan 0 81 $50 81
100 Gland Prize-55H
llD q. Oh iriot-3% "a 81
SO Poorman-I0c
1850 Lsods-3K I3H 81 81
II u ,ddss n ~Bertrand-2S
~ New Coso
- Ophir-2jx 2jh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

II you want the best family hour. fresh
ground corn meal, large and small hominy
Scotch oat meal, pearl grits. cracked wheat
farina and buckwheat -four. 20 to Mrs MA
ASHIM,S. ja30U
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

MEERcHArx pipes and cigar holders, amber
cigar holders and mo~uth-pisecs. Turkish
cherry stems, cigar cases, pouches and I full
line Of smok ing goods, direct importation
from Europe, At .hs Golden Rule store. The
best assortment and cheapest house in the
State for this limo vf goods. jae
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

BARoArNs IN CLernIxo.-A. Bsrwin. sue.
csssor to Jake Cohn ! Brother, has the lars.
est and best assorted stock Of clsthing and
furnishing goods ever offered for. sale in East.
ern NovAdH. Call and examine his stock and
endeavor to solve the problsm how such arst
class goods can be sold 1t such unprecedented
low prices. See advertisement On anethsr
pagS. ia5stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

HA7A-Ths largest assortment, best style
ard finest quality Of Lats in the State. have
just been received at toe "G0lden Rule
store, adjoining Paxton / Co. bank. CHEAP
FOR CASH. jae
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

+. AND A. M.-There will be a called
communication of Eureka Lodge, +.
and A. NJ, this evening, at the usual
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

THE latest novelty is the can opener. glass
cutter, saw-set, knife and scissors sharpensr.
combined, and can be had for 81 SO.
W. p. HASKELL 4 CO., Agents.
Eureka, Feb. O.. 1877. 7.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

Rooxs AND BoARp.-Twe we'll furnishsA
rooms-parler snd b~ed-roem-with board
in . private boarding-houss, can be had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Bsene's,
Spring street. opposite Bigslow's Hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

DENrIsrBY.-Attsr IN absence Of . few
days from Eureka, l wish to give noIicS to
my patrons and friends that I have returned,
and can hereafter be found at my office ready
for business. DIX. Z. HAMILTON.
Eureka, Feb. S, 1877. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Arrivals and Departures.
~ rsK KvRExA AND rAtIsApx BALBOA.
Departures Yesterday.
BIZ Moore II Marshall and wife
q Ianch John Miller
NJ Hodgdon B Ward
j II Wood
Arrivals Last Night.
George Browne Everts and wife
Mrs Hannah Rowe Miss J oslo Isaacs
Oscar Dunon Henry Ferrcn
VIM pConnor Patrick Hall
MCGardncr PS Waite
DR. Bishop, VT = CHI
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eurek a Line.
ARRIVALS.
Thomas J Read Joseph Pelogrosis
l. Leibcs A Fried
IA Barber
DEPARTURES.
Mr. and Mrs Lindsay
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

SroRAGE.-Norris II. Joseph. ct the 0eldsn
Rule store, is prepared to receive storage %
reasonable terms, in the basement Of Richard
and Dateman streets. jas
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

WAfcxEs and Jewelry neatly YepeIrsd. II
you want to have your watches snd jsxslyy
repaired in . workmanliks manner. 20 = z.
Ashim / Co.. Msin street. 22-ap16R
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

CoMxIssIox.-Morris H. Joseph. semmis-
sion agent for the purchase and sale Of gro.
ccriss and all kinds Of merchandise. Golden
Rule storo, Eurska.i jas
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

A. o. H.-Thsre viii be . called meeting
of tho order next Saturday evening. Busi.
ness 0f Importance requires all members to
be present.
By order Of the President
fel5-td P. +. SPLANE, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

woRsrrD and union tcrrys. bed ticks.
silk cord, gimps, BINDINGS, window shades,
t~assels, rack and pullies, bed casters, tacks,
bindin., needles, Eureka hair, pull, moss.
excelsior twincs, and a general line Of uphol-
~sterer's goods ut the Golden kule store.
CHEAP FOX CASH. N. Borders tax en-
for anything in tn, l:ns. jas
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

FOR TYBO.-C. r. Knowles and Ma
~ Irwin leave on tho stage this morn-
ing for Typo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

MIS-. M, A. AsHIM has a lot Of live gold
fishes, in globes, for sale chssp. jas0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-16

STILL IN n FixLD.-Rsssivsd from New
York. a largo assortment Of Druss ard
Patont Medicines. Paints. Oils. Chemicalss
etc:.; also. . large invoice Of Arsrp!cof Lamp
guaranteed t. stand Are for six months: alse
y large assortment Of chimnsys uvss' PATENT.
fire proef: aIso . large assortment 81 ether
kinds Of manufactures. Agent for CombS
Lamp Co. Will sell at bedrock prices for
cash. La Tastis fre-proof chimnsys, 80 ssnts
each. Ives ~fre-proof ~ehinneys, = cents
zach. Gamscock student chimnsys. Is seats
each. Sold Ut the City Drug Store b.
a3 l.. TERRY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-13
Balance In the Treasury October

r ceived from all sources during
fiscal year ending Sept 30, ISIS. 57 ,426 46
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and of uncertain construction. Thi:
fact has led 10 the wish 10 have them re.
vised and codiHed. As the matter hs:
already been somewhat delayed, and q,
the courts have been clearing them up
/ by construction, further delay can do
! no serious harm; amendments to them
| will continue to be made for sometime.
When the body and the substance of the
laws become settled, the hand of the re-
visor can be employed with advantage,
to put them in proper shape.
In some Of the counties the courts are
not held within sixty days after the dec
lsration of the result OF an election, the
period within which officers must qualify.
This Is cause of embarrassment. The
mention of the fact is sufficient to show
the necessity of al amendment to cure
the defect in the existing law.
After the passage, last winter, of the
act IN relation 10 the inspection of TO.
bscco, there seemed 10 be doubt in the
minds of some o. the members, whether,
under its provisions, the State was liable
for the rent of the warehouses. there
fore invite your attention TO the subject,
there being no doubt in my mind that
the State is so liable.
The whole law on the subject of in
surance needs revision. Without speci-
flying other points, the fact that irrespen-
sible companies have been organized,
and have q short-lived existence affords
ample reason for the suggestion.
The officers Of the Medical Society of
West Virginia will call your attention to
the propriety of establishing a State
Board OF Health. They are the repre-
sentstiyes of profession in which sll
persons have the deepest interest, and l
ask for them respectful ard earnest
consideration, on your part, of any views
they may present.
will send you special communics-
ton in relation 70 the Centennial Exhi.
bition on the part of the State.
In July last, Hon. Allen T. Cspertsn,
one Of TIE Senators in Congress from this
State. died il Washington during the
session of the Senate. Mr.. Csperton
brought 10 his exalted office ripe expert
enee, high integrity, varied culture and
q dignifed bearing that won for him an
honorable position in the Senate. Hon.
Samuel Price was appointed TO fl! the
vacancy caused by his death.
l will soon surrender the office | now
hold-sn office that has brought to me
far more of care, anxiety and response
bility than Of personal advantage. l
will not attempt to pass judgment on
nv official conduc,; but may be allowed
to express the regret that it has not been
in my power to repay the generous con-
fdence of my tellow-citizens by larger
measure of usefulness. As private Cit
izen / shall not cease to teel the warmest
interest IN sll that concerns the good
people of West Virginia.
JOHN J. JACoB.
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rHK HOSPITAL FOR TIE INSANE.

II will be seen from the report Of the
directors Of the Hospital for the Insane
that on the s0th of September, 1873,
there were $40 psiients, and on the 3oth
of September. 1876, Ss7 patients IN the
hospital. The drst section north OF the
centre building hiss been entirely COM
ple,ed, and the building erected for tie
colored insane IS nearly ready for occu-
nation. Notwithstanding the increased
accom- modssious provided for from time
to time, there is still not sufficient room
for ali applicants. and nev patients Ara
therefore confined IN county jsi!s some
times tor months. and this, too, NJ
time when medical treatment = tar more
effective in procuring cures. Many are
doubles thus rendered permanently In.
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PESITEST!ARI.

The penItentiarv has not yet become
self sustaining. although it is reasonable
TO expect that able bodied convic;s should
earn enough to support themselves and
psv the cost OF guarding them. Hereto
fore much of the labor of the conric:s
has teea employed IN constructing
buildings and walls, but s. these are
abou, completed, their labor should be
turned 70 productive account. In some OF
the States, the penitentisries yield con-
siderable revenue, and Legislation should
now be SO directed IS to bring about this
result IN our peniten,iary. The Directors
in their report. which will be laid before
you. ask for 10000 complete workshops
ana Tor $1,000 70 place machinery
therein. DO not know that the state Of
the funds will allow the full extent OF
such appropriations, but means ought
70 be granted ss far M practicable 10
equip the workshops, and thus make
ths Iato- OF the convick yAlCsbe The
peai.entiary ought 10 be thrown on its
own resources as soon as possible and
be made sell supporting. To this end
in order TO give the officers time 10
make contracts and necessary prelimi-
nary arrangement, recommend that
the request Of the Directors for sppro-
priations 70 support convicta. and 70
pay o6scers and guards for this year Be
granted, tha, Al appropriation be made
70 support conyic,s, but none for the
p.yment Of officers and guards for the
neIt Ascal year. and thai provision Be
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Balance in the Treasury Oct 1875. s253, 6l9 81
Received from all sources during
the fiscal year ending Sept, 80,
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suit. Neither members of the Legisla-
ture nor executive officers can have in
the nature of things accurate informA-
ton a. TO the cost of any given work
without authentic estimates, and any ap-
preparation made without such estimates
must be liable to the foregoing objec-
tions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-13
ooprrr1xs rHE Laws.

OurSlsoHaaus are no. in good form,
many Of 6em are crude ineonslstent,
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TOUT recelPIs-..-.-.......----- '.--.--.so-s''VI
Disbursements for all purposes
during the ascal year end ng
Sept. 80, 1875. 576,l7l
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THE YISASCES.

The reports of the Auditor and Treas
urer, which will be laid before you, show
in detail the condition OF the treasury
during the fiscal years ending respective
" September 80, 1875 and September 80,
1876. The following summary gives the
gen eral results:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-13

Total eipts.................... J,454
Disbursements for all purposes
during the fiscal year ending
sent 3. es2. s9l
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And this, too, at time when there Is
lamentation and so great suffering and
disquietude all through the country, on
account of the large excess of unem-
ployed labor.
The certainty of abundant employ
ment for labor in the South in the gath
ering Of her staples, ought to go far to
quiet the whole country as to the future,
and to- solve the questions which are
perplexing the minds of statesmen and
philosophers, as to the relief and reme-
dy for the great labor famine that has
cast SO great gloom over our Northern
communities and led to so many lament
able incidents of turbulence and dis
order.
The South offers an abundant teld
for employment and comfortable sub
sistence for all the unemployed labor.
The too crowded communities OF the
North, the excess of labor there must
be dispersed and dissolved. Whlther
can 1t emigrate with greater certainty
of assured employment and comforta-
BILE subsistence than to this region OF
boundless resources, Of production. OF
heaper and more comfortable susie
ma nee than can be secured in any other
part of our country