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WEDNESDAY; March Flour droopine, witt,
fer MnnSsot1 Ba.'rs southern. and Msstern r,m.
ter steady CmFn meal IN ltr rogue We qnotC Flour
PING cxiiis s,it~s5 Is. smrins rad brands s6sos
50 ~. Mnnoson uatcGts g. iUas15p' Western ana
tG.Slo,t9. RYE hour. timNstJ. Corn meal, e2.Gas
CorroS Spots uacaSnscd Miidnnr upianas. 1870.
sales Tvs bales Fu,nrcs declned i,3;, sales 1900
~ 10 l6c i9r we sud IA j3'c for July Recopte at
% bOls mes. At e5 snr foi future dcivery 40 sSis
Hssh S ia ~ ,ns soe e At d3 Tor ely loas
hgner; sal on The pot AMI arrive. so tcs attlt
%rr rt f ahS ana eyS S5 o. S5ads TO prime
Weston a sii oSesiIi5 for Hpri siisost 50 Tor
Dr'ss'd hogs 1N@iiHc Fresh eggs higher, i0s
GrGiN--Wnesi duii aud Heavy sales ~ 500 bush at
" s' ~ store tor No 2 MnwauSco spring. H.i1h IN
TOR Wife 62 No Sna her sc r s EsaS SnS sa.S c
a. iie tor nierioI ne for No. Weserl. iG &c for
Sr state sc 9n the treck ana aseSs: i9 g
barIe, mai active, salci 25oOO bush tworowrd State
ave O ac az so 9n byste grs corn Iner 1nd s Sc
&C., SsH &c, f fSr seaner e@ Tor Ges,esn mixed
southern wne 60a70c Tor round ate veil w. and djc
tt,r Tor Of, Wgs'srl mixed also, new mixed at sic.
suSpRiEs-spiriis tdrpcutno VISA again higher nd
nrn; WIN modcric sac' a. &c. Rosins were rather
s!rancd retrocupi vas qulei ana hardy 80 arm;
frcsrts were moderately active ana nrm. cotton To-
Liverpool by sicam, Aa9 SD; cheese. VS. Bd cotton,
steam 10 d. and GLASGOW. T., grain ss 10 Or obo s ~ r,
wssesy d q 81 a Ro 81 b nar i . .Ss made
GroogniEs RIO coffee Jaet out steady al ioitc
were se ' aason Of oss At 'i s
9slic.; mid crates quiet ami unchanged: Mo.
sad 90 bs.. Cuba refining at Sc Dat. ana ssc
steady and 10 j16Srs 4en.nd Raw sugars mcdci',tc.
y active and rrn ~ re- 7hc ior fairto good rceing
kchhed nrn ut lp4HlWlC. TOT nard-.
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THE coon OLD TINE.
Different from Mrs. BeIkaap and much
better.

In 1S.a Caleb Atwater was sent TO ar
range a treaty with the Indl lns at Ir.irlo du
Chien. lie took his work t. W tshlugtOn. where
It Was acted upun by The senate, approved. and
Mr.. Atwater bong or duty. attended the 1rst
lcveo OF Oh Ilick otl, wAich occurred Jan. 10,
1SO. n o'clock p. ". IL tie round room"
Here * tue description OF sir. Atwater:
"COmmodure Rogers was there. dressed as
pl"iuly as any simple citizen. easy IN his man
nsr, aud uuassuming. Toe hcutonauts and
midshipmen made all the display they could. In
the same way the Uflcer- Of the army appeared.
The Secretary Of War aud his family were
dressed Ia tho neutC 81 has tllincst manner. he
SeCrctaTN's lady. whOse r.rsOn Is symmetry
ell, neither needed mr. wore anything tut
III IN Amclican calico for a dress, without
rum or a single ornament Oh her person. Hor
app 'aIance bespoke u reliance On her native
heIu'Sfand her accnml li-hmcnts. nor Was her
reliance misplaced. No sooner had she taken
her place, near the Presidents family, than all
the be luty and f.shion in the room IA hcred
around her. The gentlemen were all dressed
alike. but our Western ladies' unanimously
dressed In plain American calico. without an
ornament. The simplicity OF tuer dress. their
unaffected manner, their nedtness, their case.
grace, and cisGity, carried all before them like
electric shock. The diamonds sparaled i'm
vain AT that levee, aud Western unad orucd neat
ness, modes y, and beauty boro OF the palm.
Our Western ladios had felt some uuoasincis
before the leVee about the result but th, r.
friends assured them correctly enough that re
pull simplicity would triumph over ali
cIOr ses and di .nunJs.
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Conr, CnIcndnr To-DnY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMRERs.- -. o., a.,
e ~ A ~ iot, ~ ~ lls ~, W. ~ r. ~
1885, 1877 l4O. IAl, 1i2, Ila li 10 I4d a. lih i49
100 l5i lbe 1873 49, l56 1856 l57. 1853. l79 100 lus,
90. s1 ~ ~ ~ 40 30, 2is, 2dl, 2o7 sCe 500
GENERAL 1FRM.-NOs IiS, i29e, 100, $50 l5nh, lbi.
lhe bi l5i, 100, l5, 49, p3, loo lol 49, u5, 1904
lG7, 1O7
o hrclAL TEEs; Law and fact Nos. l9o; a. go q,
Oh ~, ~ 2 ~, 81 eal 200 o. aS lhi, lol, 40 1855,
~, iss 1870, $50 l0l ioe 10 ioi, l05 -
,5&5@it I,P%I d, 10 252i @a25 ;79l lslo ~
i@9, 1919 l'4?. l3lD l6l Par. II ,,Nos 1876 iaiS'
l21S, "' lt:Olb eO5O al, 1894, 1910, ll2b9, 100
100, ~, 1920 io9s - l-ii 2sA, 10 l. isO i650lS
l5h7l6 lsts, lud2 Part lil.-Ca'c ON rial No ZOO
SUPERIOR CURT Part II On trni, No. l-lI,
Par Il Gos. M NOle 052, ss3 7ld, 1920, 1912, f7s,
1Ol2 0fG, 9l7 OiS, 90, 100, 722
trAl. 1913 Parl Il.-No day calendar.
EQuiTY.-hO day calendar
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Million "wednesday. March p. after u short ~.
ness, Liza j. reet Of johu Bel. Ia tnc O1h Of
her axe.
Tno relatives and friends ~ tn family respect
fully invited - attend the funeral fIda, at IL 4.
4 D.
EuCKLEI.-on Tues lay, Marc "a, after short ILL
noes, Hannah / BuchHN the hr.lNfd vie oI Wiilanl
+. Bus~ey Of 81 \. ndeNater ri the 2Dtn year u
hrr
FULLY lnNt 60 aucnl me tlne NJ from tue ABOVE num-
bcr on Thursday Mlrcn -. on / u'c orA.
GAhRlsoN AT Astoria. on March 81, 1870, Mr..
Suit harii ION. IN ihr - D. year ~ M age
lhe funeral Will take place 81 thc rrsdcnce OF Geo.
/. BaSer corner VI niahd ST. anl - aN Astora, Long
IL M cry
HNsTlNGs.-on rae gel inst Harriet n, wife Of
william Hastings aged i1Atlra.
Tn funeral vi take ~ CO. uI frid y morning, at y
A Nj, from her late residence. 22i West I'm At Her
rcinuins Will ne taken 20 Albany on tue 1850 A. NJ
tram.
BAKERs.-The msmoers Of the bakers Benevolent
Society VIII meet 40 TER h ~ lnNcrJ, on Friday.
March 81 1870 81 l. N,fo aifen the funeral OF our
aISsj'I RrnS H. y Sec AS surFRY Pres.
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New YORK. Wednesday. March 12.--Reccipts OF
bccves were 122 car lglas, or 1914 hcad, mainly
alum to IAN grades ncudln. car iOifs Of Texans nd
cherokee siocE The dcm nj was strong enough to
take all ~ the offerings az IN advance % ifgif~
a Few very oxen sold 40 SIC. n, dress
90 ne some Of the comin0uest steers at pilc H. to
drctr 90 rs, aud choicest t".crtiOnp ~ 30 lac
ares. 0sU03 rs, Tut 9irGliypc. dress ss' 81 NJ
y general range. inciuuius car lOnds Of Texas
ard Cherokee stock, sold AZ gisr., 10 dress 90 ms.
Receipts OF sheep were ~ ear loadl or 77n head,
which werc readily sold At former Quotations or 40
biPc j. 70. ior ordlaarf to Atnct,y prne-thc out idc
trec for couple vt car load, u OHIO and Pcnnsyl-
wanna shccp a. aver sel i-lgl23 is respectively.
ana the inside prce for lot OF ignt Ono sheep 20
average.
Receipts OF swine we're r. car loads or a.b29 head
none Of which for sale alive Dressed noge were
lOivc. Tor Western.
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MIR. B.fRRErr's ACCOUNTS.
Strange Confusion that Can bc Cleared
Away by his own Efforts.

Mr.. Nevin w. Butler, to whom Mr.. VIM.
C. Barrett intrusted his papers and accounts,
said yesterday that, 40 far, ne has been unable
TO arrive at any idea Of the cond ion of Mr..
Barretts airairs. lie was working night aud
day to bring order out OF almost incxtrioable
chaos Mr. Barrett quit the city, added Mr.
Butler, IN a state almost bordering on insanity.
The most important papers relating to the es-
tate OF Abraham X. Mesier, whose widow Il now
Mrs. DE Grasso Livingston, h We been given TO
the counsel for that lady, and the other papers,
when IN shape, will oe submitted To "a LAWYER.
II was only by "A lawyer that the real condition
OF affairs could he ascertained and he douoted
whether "A lawyer even could arrive at the truth
without the assist nee Of Mr.. Barrett In person.
MIR. LlvinRst ton, the husband Of Mrs. Mesier,
and who has charge OF all her business affairs,
and MIR. ID mel Terrence, whose name appears
on the records AS having h a real est tie trans
actions with Mr.. Barrett, have both LETT town
for few DAYS.
Mr.. Hrretts involvement wac the subject Of
much discussion, YESTERDAY, among polltlclils
ana LAWYERS. Tho opinion was freq iently ex-
pressed by clients aud friends Of Air. Barrett,
that ne nd not been sane for some time past.
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In = &c bonds the pr ucpa business was couhned 10
the Missouri ana Tennessee issues We note = los Of
Tennessee to- oii at AK 40 g., new series. ana MI
soui ia long bond~, luts lOi ana q, Of 1877 vi l.
Rank OF Commerce bruu hi llh Nlntl Nation
al 80; MarEet, lis; anu Merchants Excnlnge, IN.
lrohd securities strong and active, with tho
principal Transactions Ne follows Burlington, Cedar
Rapids Minnesota lists, 90 Lehgh ana MllKesbarrc
consolidated Nd3s; Erie LIST mortgage III Erie Sd
NOR gase, l92's Ere ith mortgage loSse Norris ami
f. cX =, ISL llOs Long Dock bonds. 1854 n uui.
hal ana 81. Jos rs. cow s0 Mich central -, 1904
Ohio and Missi sippl IDS, 7s 1875; Central Paclic
land grants, Wll Union Pschc sinking fund, 0llk
Detroit ana Toll ists lolls Rome, W. and oRdelH-
burg consolidated ls T. Wv. Louisville and Nash con,
Us, Nlk fhi Nashville ava Decatur lists, 50; Chlca9O
and NOr.hwestern Con. coupon gold bOuas p3A. {
c. C. ami lists, lllA Milwaukee and st. Pau las, IL
Cro''e division le9Is Cn'cago and NorthMestc con,
"a ~, lO5ie; Central Pacihc gold bonds l074 Union
Pacific lists, lOiAi Union acnc - land grants l01is
lhe uDtning, hlSirht, ONcst AM . 4. N, c,OsIAg
p.lces of stOcks To-Day were
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story brick house 70 lo 2Jx7j 20j Delaney street.
south SIDE bct seer Lows and Canntn streets $4,000.
Py A. VI. Muller ton, torut Osnre " one luilfiug
with lot 2ixpO. southwest corner Of ffth street and
Ave- nc 4 81 800.
Tue following snlcs were adjourned
Property FIFTY sixth direct ami Madison rvcnu- -
May ~ thrct houses AMI lot f0uui SIDE Fiftv-sixth
stree T. east OF Madison avenue to May 3 pre- 2iO
Third street, 10 " % q, day. enc lot on llhHvc.
nue. north Of fghtVf"vrnth street, ~ March % and
one let Onc IN drcl ana -nty third street, west
OF First avenue. to April u.
a re numDer OF force Osute sales are announced
for tO-duy ut the Exchange.
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Arrived W rDNHlDAY. March 90.
stcam,hp Isaac Dell. Richmond, cry Point, and Nor
folk, M SO. and y IS.
Steamship -1n Jacinto. savannah. mfse. aud nass.
steamship HUDSON. NeN Orleans. M lse. ana y -
steamship CITY OF AtautH Charles on ndsr and pass.
steamship EieanOra. Portland, nllse. aud pass.
y rs Clas Pirrson. Ittr sec. moss.
laik Abraham SSallc, Cicntu' eos, sugar.
bdrs New York. Naples, LlIee.
Brig Hansa, huaydQu., misc.
Dug Gloria, Ma sell -. tn1se.
Brs Josie, Trinidad, sugar.
BIZ Robert Move. ~ Pierre, mise.
Schr liaracpa, Blfucu-. fruit
Schr Mary Peters, Cardtnas. sugar.
A ~ tnc ufihi river ana cDit We vrftfs
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MFR. Joshua liar, ON Deck

To THE EDITOR or rHE suN-ST; find in
TnR sun of to-day a statement that negotiations have
been pending between Mir. Seweil Mr. Montague aud
mysc' In relation 70 the iea lng oi my theatre.
Their snuta sid w - truth m che statement No
suC rOta ions ar, ave ever boon, 40 progress
NJ isper or ruggcslon OF ru"h NEGOTIATIONS nae rNnr
hon lude a. o. Dy m. 1 lat To run tho taEr
Ihc ire mvseif a. h.vt always zone. Yours trut5
kAGLE InEArKE. Md ca ~. JOSH HIATT,
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In the New Jersey House Of Assembly yester-
day ng-penulnR nil appropnatns s365oo Tor the
erection Of asyums for the blind, deaf and dumb and
Predetermined, which was amended on MONDAY by MI
Drake OF Es ex cuttng uOwn tue appropriation over
half and thus passed. called mp the amending vote
recOnslderod ana the Original MI o.dered 80 tin
reaGIug IAis IL victory Tor Burinston county The
ASYLUM tor the faetrminded u 70 &c at BorlchtONn
anu sl4O 900 h appropriated The asylum for NE deal
and dunn whl u Ia New Brunswlck and 100000 4
appropriate The bind Will have an asy lum AZ Iren-
Tom IA q tApense OF AlRnl0.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
priscd .alos by
William Kennedy. at pubic auction, one fourstory
brown stone front house, with lot 2oKl0o5, N West
slxtynrst street north side, between Niath and tenth
avrlues t1o,SOO.
" A. }. BlseeEer, son q Co.. similar sale. one eve
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A grand farewell service, to be attended by
the .trarch' " Methodi,n Wal o. held IN ' Greene
Street NJ f.. Church on SUNDAY, A RI 2. the church
viii a'tr ari DO torn dO"h anu o. lue Spot MAIs
houses ara 81 be erected. Or. Hut On's chulGh III
Wasnington piao, viii be opened u mission church.
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HAYEs-Cl AYlOS.-ln This citY. Dec. p, by the
Rev. George p l,s. trsLa 81. Hayes " Mrr. Maggie
Cllvtnn. moth % lhl rlfV
JNtkrON- lN.tNl.N On lhurs lay, the 18Th INST.
o. tnc Churc of me- lunfn surlrou nv tho Rv +. {.
HOughton. george ". ia, kson Of Ncw York J.
L41c Bqscnen. dad-Iter OF William Il. buell. of AL
DAul, y. \.
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Cnurhtinhi. Own Tran.

Mr. Eben Cole of Passaic liked u loaded shot
gun u HI chickcn coop 80 that n thief opened tne
door the gun must empty contents AZ hin fcster
day nc ioON = n,ig anor g. tie coop 20 chow MN now
thng WORKED aud uncnnsc 0usly op mug tue uOOf
tbs ! IN went Oh Mr. Cole was seriously hurt.
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Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh. Bronchitis,
ConsumpitOn-A Wonderful Care

1
r. J. Rel,e ". H., El0ul " J.
DEAR SIR: h Suffered from catarrh In an
aggAVatc form lOr aDOut twelve years anu for
cral years from bronchial trouOle. lried many doc
tors and things with lasting beneht. In May ~.
b coming nearly worn out win excessive editorial
BbOrs on paper In New NJrk city, wasattacked with
bronchitis form. suffering almost total loss
OF voice. re urncd home here. hut had been nome
only two weeks when was completely Frustrated win
her orra from the lungs hdring 0Ur ssrere beedn0
Nfis Wtihi f,nO eks diid Hfsf three iIWde Of niue
dfys. In the September tOlOwing 1 improved suhl-
clenty Ia be able 10 be about, though IN ~ feeoe
stale NV bronchial trouble remained, ana the Catarrh
WIS tenfod before. Every effort for relief
seemed iruillt Seemed To be losing ground daily
continued this feeble state, raising uOl almost
iy until about the lat 4 March. rs when became
suggested your remedies. Eut WIS extremely ekep
c ihat tney wou do me good. a. had lost AL mart
IN remedies and 1efan 10 10 upon meuicn" AID doc
tors WI h disgust, however, OOtainei Oue OF your
circulars ana read IL carefully froin which came TO
4 ronfiusiOn thu you Il derstpOd YOu' bu me sat
lras hnalN ont lined aqutn ny OF DR.. sagcs Ca arm
Remedy, your Colder Medical DlcOyerY and Pellets,
and uUnced their Vigorous use ace I'd 10 dlrrc-
nous. 10 my turnnsr, soon began 10 ~ prove. Tao
Discovery aud Pellets IA short time bruusnt out
sew r eruption, which co1tnuei for seyerai weeks
felt much better, my tlte unDrorei an1 gained
M strength and hcsh In tirea months every Vestige
OF the cHiarh was gone, the bronchitis had nelry AIS
tppta red nad no cough VIVA ever AMI had tntlriN
ceased To raise blood ana contrary 10 tne Apc Mtlnh
nent hive had no more hemorrhages from the lunfs,
and entirely free from Catarrn IRON Nhlcn hau
suffered so much and long. The dct OF gratitude
owe Tor the blessing have received az your hands
experience your medicines " ~ master the worst
forms Of odOuH DISEASE carrh ~ wei A. throat
lung diseases. have recommended them 10 very
many, and shall In tlelr praise.
Gratefully yours, 49,. . .,.......
p 0. Boz 607. RocnEsrER, N. Y.-AaV.
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POTTIBONF In the civ 81 New York. on the Plst
ot March. 1879 ny the Hon Charles pOuuhuc Ius tcr
hc sdprtui ,i" tll..e :, PottlDoue from George H.
PVtubonc. Cause adultery.
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sprtm! llutIt,s.


MUDDY AND -ANhth'
mPPODROME BUILDING.
noon SERVICE from r. to oclocs EVERY DAY.
WONlN's MEETING from 10 lt1, IN Fourth Ave
nue. nil
WEDNESDAY. TIL R-pAY AM fRIp Ny.
Tickets Tor AFTERNOON FREE upon application.
EVERY NIGHT at o'clock iu Madison Avenue
Hall aud ONEl.fLOw MkeIlAG at sAne hOuf Ia
YoUNG MEN's MEETING. Fourth Avenue Hall
EVERY SIGHT az q o'cluck. and ShIIkDAf NIGHT
O'Clock
noon meeting on SUNDAY
$500. 600 IN CASIi PRIZES. $500. 900
KENTUCKY STATE Distribution.
DTaNh SATURDAY, March p.
Grand Caplul Prize, 10000.
53lS others from s2O,QND . 100
Al prZes ID In iull
Tickets tlO. HaNes ~. Quarters. &c 50.
1HOS. ii. HAYS & CO.,
HruAdway.
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A.-Ruptnre currd nv Dr. Marsh (rrincipnI
OF late Masl CO.. a. h- old tltc, Acscy IT. Aftor
House. NOuptuNn JrlArI.
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Act wisely aud UNnintuc POmcrOV's 81 EIns-
uc lluss. "a Br1.4w },b- or buNlr- any uthcr.
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MaRINE fyrHALfaEyon.

NStNrURs ALNAS AC-rTts nay
sun rises. ~ sun SETS. Is MOO1 rlses o OIL
ufsU WATER
sandy Hook. 10 GOV lsiana GA Hell Gate... Q 20
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Dycing md Cicnrirg ., thr Nrw York Dtc-
lng Hnu frinttug . this uncut ~flrn Island Ofec.
No. ~ Juane 49, ii2 BrcadWay. 90 dth av " VI 1913
and LOO PeIrer0At si BrDOElj Established 81 yc,rs
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sweet words spoken vith n foul breath
plf - the ear. IN. ueusvc 10 the nuetrs. MAX
OF MagAesia maSet thtu' ratetuito both.
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No one who has used Or TOBfAS'S VENETIAN
HOk>E LlNIMkSl wa ever b. without It, Its
tain cLre ful cole, throat, cuts, brut sores
War; lnted 'cr;r to oh'r In pint b1ttes at 81
sVld by AL the drus Ssts. Depot, ~ Park place.
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BE In Time on people. whose blood e sour and
thil. or uuIs FOLK, ,rh AGO 'cscrnt hunnr In their
VEINS llull g, ause thers stem by u.n- MI-nAEIS
PINE IRE TAX tONDlAL Whenever they have any
uieeration IN IN thr a. pr la-s Or running sores
Ii Xxi
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PlTlor suites. $40 Ia 81 %; monthly payments
taken. b. M. cowpcrtnwat. LOS Cnalnam street-AaV.
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And other impurities from criiircn, LAYCOCK' s
worm Killer -Hnu- nm quae1 IN safety and IN efficacy
ASK your urusE-t for 4.
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Biii0usness aud Iira dache
Done away with, If you will IKE Qurk's Irish
Tea. Bold by druggists Price 25c.-Adp
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-15
DBEYINa CONGRESS-.

So far, the committees appointed by
Congress to investigate the elections
and Returning Boards of the three car
pet.bag governed States are not making
much Roadway. The authority of Con-
gress to inquire into their proceedings
is denied by the Boards, and they re-
fuse to deliver lie returns TO the COM
mittees. This is particularly the case
in Louisiana, where, according to the
report of ex-senator Trumbull, Gen.
" Palmer, aud other Northern Conserva-
tives, who were permitted to be pres.
ent at some of the sessions of the
Board, from 5000 to II, 900 Democratic
votes were counted out to count the
Republicans in. This refusal makes
an issue between the State and Federal
Governments. which bids fair 10 be in
ttrestipg Congress claims the right
to inquire whether legal election aud
fair count have been had in Louisiana.
The State authorities deny this right,
and refuse to furnish the only evidence
by which the question can be deter
mined. In this instance they are as
strong advocates of State rights as John
G. Calhoun and other Southern Demo
Gratis in ante-war days. But to Federal
interference by United States Marshals
at the polls. and by Federal bayonets
in the organization of Legislatures they
have no objection. in fact, they do
mand such interference. because they
expect to profit by it politically. If
this Louisiana Returning Board, the
Chairman of which is, according to
Gen. Sheridan. political tric1ster
aud dishonest man. is to bs backed
by Federal bayonets when it demands
them, and can set Congress at defiance
when it attempts to investigate it's pro-
ceedings. 1t is high time that Repub-
lican form of Government. as gudran-
teed by the Constitution, was estab-
lished in the State. AT present the
State is more dcspotic than that Of
Russia or Turkey.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-15

CROOKEDNESS Al CARSON.

Ormsby county gives the largest Re-
publican majorities of any county in
the State. A Republican pomination
for Office is equivalent to an election.
as the members of that party nowadays
believe in voting the straight ticket, aud
in this respect practice what they
preach. The mint and the crooked
railroad are responsible for the heavy
majorities as loyalty to Grant and
Sharon is o Prerequisite condition to
getting employment from the manage
fnent of either. The Grand Jury for
the October Term of the County Court
has just submitted its report, which is
nowise complimentary to several of the
county officers. The Commissioners
publish no report of their proceedings
and the people are ignorant of what
they do. The official conduct of the
Assessor is also found to be unsatis-
factory, and there are indications of
discrimination in his assessment roll.
The books of the School -superintend-
ent are found to be very unsatisfactory,
and his accounts do not correspond
with the Treasurer's books. This
state of affairs did not appear to sur
prise the jury very much, but they
were struck with amazement by the
conduct of Thomas H. Wells. who ap-
peared In court as counsel for de-
PENDANT, whom he prosecuted vigorous
ly before them in the capacity of Act
ing District Attorney. There is no safe
in the County Treasurer's Office; the
Jail is lily arranged and poorly venti-
lated. and the county buildings delapi-
tated. This is very poor showing for
the banner Republican county and the
Capital of the State of Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-15

IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION.

California journals give the number
Of persons who immigrated to and emf
grated from that State in the last
eleven months. During that time there
arrived in the State S0.6l7 persons, of
whom So, 947 travelled by rail and "a
go By sea. This includes several
thousand Chinese. In the same period
the departures were AZ 440. of whom
1854 left by rail and 11,765 by water.
The gain to the population Of the State
during the eleven months of 1876 has
been SO. 1863. In 1875 the arrivals num-
bered 102. 072, aud the departures 49,
1856. At this rate the population of
Cssifornia fn- 1850 win be- double What
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