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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
COMMERCIAL.

b, CorToN-Tbe sales to day (not including 100
bal . &C ditiOnAl Yesterday. not reported until TO-
dayl enbraced 1eeo bsies, 1t price requiring NO
change IN our qut teiiolS We give Also the ag
ures aad xepo1t u tho Exchange - below: u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Oriental travellers cay that Chinese gen.
tlemsA thinks it beneath his dignity to
manufacture his own Witticisms. He CD
preciates Wit, and 10 fond Of tea; but be
wound - soon grow hia OWE tea - make
hls,own Jokes. When he goes into society
he carries in his pocket package o, pre-
pared wittiei.ms .nd repartees, which be
has purchased ct the nearest joke shop.
IN opportunity for saying something bril-.
liant, be draws = humorous rsmark from
the TIP Of his Paokaes and gcaveiy hands
IT, - hin neighbDr. The latter - srsvelv
rekd@ n, aods s6lectiDg from his bundle Of
repa{tees the one which y appropriate re-
tutn( it, with bow, to the original joker.
The two then sslbonly smile In Z courteous
and 2ndemonstrstive way. and resume their
teelisg thas they have acquit
ted themselves with eonspicuous brillisncy.
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RAILROADS.,

TUE aODlLs LINE.
TIE 0RRAr THROUGH ROUTE
To the East, North md west
VIA Louisville. Vie Atlanta and via a. Lou,.
CARRYING THE UNITED NTATRH MI
N1ans WIN az1tve md depart from 0spot, not Of
ps Us2aa street: - follows
RR1xpssse..''..4s4 4. niRxpEsss....l0sSQ 4 Il.
pnSs..:' :: :SsO0 eIexprese. .os3o p. 4.
Tlle. Nash vile, Lynshburg and Rslti1ors xitSout
SS1stSe, ana only ono change to lew York "a
Ticket once corner Of Gam, and oomr,o,
streets. opposite City Hotel, 0''-'-'''A
ma, H0RAaM 9: JONES. aensea, Agent
noe1 y bO1MSOH. Superin.endeuk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

The demand wAs slAck throughout the day, only
sales were confined 10 the limited amount nsted
above. NactoEs eyinced no d spcsed no disp0gitt n
to press sses. aid otter Nc ther stoke speaingiy.
the supply presented but little scope to buyefa.
1sthing fransIi ed 70 indiste any auotable varia.
NJ n in pIices. The Rev Yelk dispatches reported
ko,s au 81 PR on. rates with no
Eepor,ed d.t, without to,aSie Variation. w.
bsies iaso on Saturday, 1850 yestsl day,
leo not reported until to-day: and 1850 to day.,
sg y, u. fer he CORES pondirg time laAt week,
no.. .p.s s,n.. rid ~ evening 1863 bales embrae
irg Isl from other delivery perts lot whicn ll9
rom Noble ., d 1852 from Galveston, etcl. and
1888 IrJpsr against 28l0 proper last week. and 9l9
bales, against ssd.s4S last year-iscreass 3so.sas
scs o TO- ~ for a.v ESQ Tor
l13 4 BMdsaux, 753 fur Ct noa, aud 1850 FIR New
York. f.+.n ~,
all he tCrts from Il N yesterday to IL N. tod.y
year. and sin' Friday $40 SaLs, asa INST 74ls
81. 4Oe62l2 baler, against 1893 .0s4 up to Sunday
noon Juu- 9, last year-lnt Peace 628 liza.
to e.S. s,s 20
20 66y last YEAR, and to the 52l4 bsles.
again st 1859 last week aud SAG last year.
81 81 as
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not Gle AIRED (beicre 10 days e1uorts) bales,
embracing 1851 or Live pool 1866 for Havre 448i
for the North sea. $40 rtr Brem'n and 1927 for
coast ports leaving in Pr agreeaby to its
account at u H., alta bales. 1t we debut fr,m
this the smount SOLD but not vet delivered thu bal
ance will be about $4,000 bales to repre-. ent III.
quantity unsold, . hrge part Of ~h,ch 10 withheld
from the market, in ransit or not vet sampled.
At noon today micdlng was quoted At Calves
lie, st Chsrlestol at HE, at WILMINGTON 1t lie,
At Norfolk st lie, ut Balfto ore At llfc. 1t New
York At TO- ut Boston at Ike, at Memphis ct lie,
ard 1t Augusta 1t lie
h. Exchange reports: ISLES 1000 bales; mar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

The following statement Of the wea' her and
rivera 10 furnished BY the Signal Service &fcer sta
toned ct Kew Orleans: -'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

|. A. S1ss ~ iast1 - a gfso5 q t-s
sid. sVshsO AND COxAH9lOWR OF DKDO
7sf O1oe Ne. ~ Cenn,eroaal Place,
.t.sepsse lsesnassea Vita ~..>sh - w,.,
ap1N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07
RIVER REPORTS p. N.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water mark of 1874.
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r. Serre ~. r. MayanseROuFth Jusail
Court for the parish Of Orleans, No 1885

Court for tbs parish Of Orleans. 10 3ass. !.
.DY vIRTUB OF 4 WRIT OF Pl8RI HACIAs
ID to me directed BY the Hon. John Cain,
fourth justiee II The psaoe for the perish Of
OrleHis, VIII proceed % sell ct pubic suction
on THURSDAY, June u, 1870. et II 4. H., IN hont
Of my ONCE. Ao Frenchmen street.
ONE MULE, HARNESS AID DRAY.
Seized in the above ease.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT. n 81
les 10 IS JOSEPH CDuTRBRAS Constable,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

j
Britlsh barkentIne vtck and Meba ne, white side,
for Great arm outh
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from reported)
STEAMBOATS,.
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Robert Young, Daniel, fror. Washington
II John, BerReron, from Baton Rouge
Stella Block. Teri bOnne from LafOurche
oIio;e. Carrick from Lower Coast
BELOw-COMING UP.
Steamship Au tin. Staples, from Havana TO CA
Whitney eco
EXPORTS.
REvEL- Ship wyomDg-275o bales cotton 24oo
LONDONDERRY Teds Speranza-saol SKIS oilcake
'''S GR EAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Viz. and Ma.
bane-4288 SKIS OF icake 5000 slaves
NEW fORk.Steamshlp Algiers 1850 bales cot
Ton lis n.les hides s2s loose n,dss ss bds hides -
beef Is hhds tobacco s. bales NOSE II 600 ct um
her SO pkgs sundrles
LIvERPoOL--ship Her Majesty-5lls sks salt
RIO JANEIRO-Bark kiiot' COST bags coffee
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
observation-disclosures Berths-56 bales cotton
1871 ske cotton seed 70 head cattle and sundries
WASHlNGTOA-St. amer Robert Youug--l9 bales
psds 2, sss f. a
10 hbds sugar IL bbls mOlasses And snndres
LAFOURCHE-Stfa amer Stella Block--2s sks
rough rice and sundfios
LOWER COAST-Steamer bridesmaids
RECEIPTS By RAILROADs.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
June 6.l2i bales cotton 16 hhds sugar ~ sks pota.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, June
$40 nhds tobsccC 243 bbls 81 oils whisky ~
sks peSe 100 bbls lime and sundiiss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07


Stock on hand anne time l st We ar........ 54lS7
To-day's exports embraced 275o bales to Revel
and 1850 t, New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 32l bales
sgains, IFS ON lsst Tuesday ard I'll last year.
For CONT aratise totals for de past three days
e. 1"psc and Isseip =, see s, Dove rrpoft,
" ek Of only s. hhds Toe amount on sale is est
lows: Low Tugs sk acc; me dunn to good Tugs
6ha7hc; low leai sashc medium l00llhc;
g. e. isalsc; fac ia GiSe; selections lS@
FRtIGHiS = Yesterday a ship wss fixed fer
Liverpool at I'd for cotton which is now the
going rate. We quote IS follows:
BY stta n-Cotton to Llv, rpool old; corn per
P,oyid nee, Fail River and Philade.pha, via New
By s.il-Cotton to Liverpool, I'D; toHavre. IS l6
Ole; to Bremen lc; corn to Liverpool. per bushel,
SUGAR-Received this morning II hhds No de-
mand and common IL gu It'd NJ &c; good common
7Ac; fair Tx; good fair &c; fully far skc psime
she; Yellow clarified 90skc; white clarified 100
-HoiAssEs-Receved this mo- ming IL bis
Nothing doing, sna quoted at 43d46c Tor fair; 4s0
CITY CITY RSTisERY suoAR-1s selling on order. at
lokc for star dsrd in bbs; lie for graduated;
lltc for crushed ard powdered, and llAc for cut
CITY REFINERY MoLAssRs-1s selling on orders
ct 4nc for common; 4se for fair; 5Oc for prime; s5c
for cho1cf AID sodssc for golden ~
fLCUk-Oulot ana unchanged, with aOme de-
mand for Gala and for the local trade 26OO bbis
scld, &C mprs ne 49, 500 and 500 bbls for Cuba on
private terms; So 50 AND 80 10 treble extra in the
local trade - S. 80 At IS 25 60 and TO good treble
extra 81 e5 Tk; Is choice t.; bile extra 1t IS IS;
50 ~ Sc; Is ana 200 do at Sc Is; 100 CHOICE extra
vate terms. There we're lime orders f0r Cuba un
executed when We left the market and
1000 bbls were In treaty. Common is quoted
at 81 npe 90 s003 IS; superfae O.; double
extra 81 50, low treble ezra - 7sa5; good do
65 25a5 50; choice treble extra IS 1900 25 choice
extra Sc 5007; strictly choice and family extra
Corn MkAL-The stock IL email, but buyers arc
OILY IS. Is 50 ana 50 Sbis ssld 1t 81 Dealsrs are
aki 'c~Connsnd So ssa4 y bhl.
POkK-.s dull o. yesterdays dec ine. Mess IL
Offering 1t 80 y Dbl, and M buyers ao0u.. 1t 10
DRY SALT MsA1-No shonlde,s in drst hands |
they would command TIC boxed. Deal rs are Job. |
biz 6 81 &c. ~ demsnd wh4tovsf tor sides.
'BACON-Wo oboe9y6 . better inquiry to day, but |
% improvement IN prices. Shou idsrs ere held at
md jobbng ct 10 ab0v1 these pTiceA %, haif /
saskr clear RIB SIDES 20 At IOAc; an0 IL casks dc
y lOkc; do at 1o,tc; 5 ID Ut I0a4e casks shOul
1ers 1t &c " b. The supply soussstss mostly IT
Nd lsse shOuldcra scaaks Aslgsr cuied shoulders
nAHS-ireSh and choice sugar-oured medium
iss lems Command l3A Oi3Ae p H. a0An sise /
lestl 4bss for Cnhe. conmand lie; Large lsxs arc
old 4 l3c, end send 5 Do = l3Ae p d. + "a
BRHAKFX6T BAOON-Hol dAslands fur hssxy.
'bsice lean sells slowly ct he p b. tierces sold +
that price to-day. lE9 a. s.as :! 4ass sB1
LAID More oppressed. srd only job trsds At 4
aRACKRRC HOG PRODUCTS Prime meas 10 su- s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Steamship Algiers Haw horn for New York
Ship Wyoming Baker. for vel ..-..
Italian bark Fede Speranza d Aste for London
British barkentIne vick and Meba ne, W hite side,
for Great Yarn outh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

e. stff u a II = = guy
tb6er KassoNvo. Mrs. Wa11As-O1uoe 1uDs
ny VIRTUE o. 4 Wn3Y o. JID0r HAC1A0 70
y No d., eeteA - ~ hpuoeoooo itAo 1rst juo-
taeeof the peaee II anA ~ the pasieh ~ Ofleeas
ny pfioe, No. l5s Julia street. On SATURDAY, jun
u, 1875, Is swSive O'Clock II !, tie SLOWING -.
ssribe Z property, 70 Wit sos 'ss - e'eal %
! OuB GAIT. A'eF1ia Sc i.hG ~
8etsed in the above emitted 0nA numbered suit
Terms-Ca.h ON the spee n United esstes II. ~.
jes 70 l7s II. OeULLlvAn, CsnstsAsA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

DY vRTUB or A WRIT OF FER PAClAS 70
ID me- directed BY the Hon. william r. Holme6,
second justice o. the peaoe for tie psrish o. or.
leans in the above atsted suit, viii proceed to
sell at public suction, ct my warehouse, 10. 80
Poydras street, ct tho corner Of B ssin street, on
SATURDAY. June 10, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ
(, EIGHTY PtIUR PAIRS OF VARIOUS 8IZRS OF
SHOES AND CATERS.
Seized In the above stated suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. lL.fl .,st.ENe
my3I TO- JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

A. I, rembo1s, Agent Of e. 0FaUholo. ".
Sophia rarkeI-Fourth Justice Court for the
Parish Of Orleans-M0 1864. s-
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIKRI HACIAs
justice Of the peace for the parish Of or cans,
will proceed to cell at public auction on THURS
DAY. June Is, 1876 1T II 4. H., in front Of my
Office, No. FRI nchme street.
ON4 LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ~ DER
inventory on file in my once.
Seized In the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. o.. III. ..f.-1
jes lois JOSE Il CONTRRRAs. Constable
H. Clay KaobIock 70. Loais Lalaarie-
Third Justice Court fox the Yaxish Of Orleans.
No. 1895. E
DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF r1RRI PACrAs
~ TO me directed b. the Hon. JShn Lemonnier,
third Justice court Of the perish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled csaee VIII proceed to seIl 1t
pnbhc auction, in ftont my warehouse, On Ben.
Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY June l3,
1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following property,
to wit
ALL rHR RIGHTS, TrrLB AND INTEREST Of the
defendant, Louis 1aaorie in aud to . certain
judgm- mt in the suit entitled Louis kAlsuIie W.
nne. Julie Mauzuc. Nc. = 9ls OF the docket tho
honorable Four District Court for the pa,i b Of
Orleans. being in the words and figures following:
1t 10 ordered ard adjudged and decreed thst
Plaintiff. L0uis Laiaurie do recover Of def ndant
MIS-. Julie Man zuc, the sum Of two tbouasnd eight
hundred and ninety francs, equal to five hundred
bni ed States, with legal interest thereon from
judicial dem and, viz, November l6. 1874, and costs
OF suit. .-' - =
Jud gmen.: entered February Is, 1875; signed
FEBRUARY IS. 1875.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms ash ON the spot.
je2 10 10 JOSEPH HRNORUBLLB. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

Patrick Houley W. Christopher Rein.
haldt-First Justice Court for the parish Of
Orleans, No. <707. Yrt,-a4r 80 =
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAS TO
ID me directed BY the honorable the Arst justice
Of the peace In and for the. parish Of Orleans
will prooeed to sell at public suetisn, on Friday
Jane l6 1876, 1t twelve o'clock n, 1T No. 1853 JULIA
ttleet, the following described property, Wis
ONE LOT or HOUSEHOLD fO1MITURk, - Dor
lsventery on ME IN my once.
Terms-Caah on the spot IN United ststes cur
fencv. ..- a - $50. ~. d. Id 81 s..s.
sisIs- n. o'sULLIvAN. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

We eentinuo ~ quote sxceptioaal paper Ct 60
snd sra1e q i5ols Firss eiaes mortgages sii rule
at 500 yeent 2 annun. while second grade ere
COD cvens1 6 ilsA DIS, against lIsk st New
Yerh, and, sitter limited buGapess, closed at tho
opeoing Yefee In both 1afkefs The sales eummed
mp So, go, embracing $500 ut l12%; elo,0oo Ut
li23 and $500. 47oo0 and $4,000 q ll3.
Ne sats u silver were Npoftsd. American
half dCllars wee quoted nominal At l0Ok0lOl
currency, and Mexican COLLARS continue to rule at
1olDl0lA
Fsleign exchange was without quosaSe varis-
tiop. The esles Of sterling con prsrd ego ZOO en-.
br AGING 43Q00 bill u ladiAe at eS 81 23S00 do 1t
es ~; 2aOo0 and cisco Al clear at e5 Ain; 250O0
bill Of lsdipg at IS Hkss,.4s. and &l2oo hank
no q lee Of ftancs were rsporteA. rr 70
At tho close stelhug bills ,were quoted at
eS 46k as an for bill OF fading and Al clear. end
LOSS 81 fpr benk {bank coun er rate -OS5 5lhI
and fa9cs ~ e<Ssh 0&6lk for commercial and
nominal for honk. ..sss- : i =. lg.s-,..
New York sight was quiet snd unchanged. The
sales comprised ESQ voc, embrac $4,000,
$4,000. 50 900 and e3e.0eo bank 1t y cent pre-
The banks rontinped 70 check on New York at
I y eeot premium, and ceDmercial sight u still
The fol owing 10 the ohacial stat. ment Of the
sse. rep"rted to-day 1t tue Aew Orleans Stock
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, !
Wednesday, June 7, 1876.
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NV VAAkAN6s ST. LOUIS
AID CHICAGO RAILaoAp CoupAuY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
U ana after msnAay. April "a, 1879.
11eans Depart anA arrive - followp No. o,lns,
stk street depot: :

Nan. ...:.: See :. \. n.n A., ~. -
Asss ss .s.o.,~ Aeeo.nsisr
ZION: ~. 49, ~. - 4 = sqsaasy aeeeossde
1m1s oaAeaes, LeaisviIle ma OisoiSnss
eitise' - - onaaes @ slseplng earn to Bastsg1
o,n csss ssr sals end is11rnasisa given At IA -
sDese osenee - Oonnon. :"
~ -. 80 p. 1osT. o;assss n.nas.x.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

PHILADELPHIA, vJuns 50 The sannal
meeting Of the Cavalry Asaocasttoo, asmyI
Of the United 6tstes. took place ct the Con-
tjneDtsl Hotel. After reading the reports
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OF SIMON COHEN-NO. 1898,

mv30 ill
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
WASHINGTON.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Elmer Wash
burne, chief of the secret service, tes-
titled before the whisky committee this
afternoon, as to the part he took under
instructions from Solicitor Wilson in
the discovery of evidence of frauds in
Chicago, the seizures having been made
by the supervisors. None of the evil
dence obtained by him implicated either
Senator Logan or Farwell. His exam
nation will be continued tomorrow.
Hallet Kilbourne Wants Satisfaction.
Hallet Kilbourne has entered suit
against the Speaker Of the House, the
Sergeant at Arms, and the members Of
the real estate pool committee, claiming
$f50, 900 damages for injuries sustained
by reason of imprisonment without
cause.
Probable Early agreement.
1t is believed an agreement concern
ng the Indian appropriation bill will
now be reached very promptly. The
House will probably recede from its
proposition for a transfer of the Indian
Bureau to the War Department, and
add the S978, 900 which was omitted in
consequence of the proposed change.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
MISSOURI.
The Tra;n Robbers.

st. Louis, Aug 9.-Hobbs Berry, the
train robber, was brought here from
Boonville yesterday, and upon positive
assurance Of entire immunity, made a
confession regarding the robbery of the
train near Otterville. He says those
engaged in the affair were Delmer,
Frank and Joe James, Cole and Bud
Younger, Chas. Pitts, w. Chadwel and
himself. He said Miller received the
jewelry that was stolen, but does not
state how the remainder of the money
and property was divided. He offered
to guide the officers to the place south
of Sedalia, where they buried the pa
pers taken from the safe. At last ac-
counts he and the officers had
started on this search. He also con-
fessed to other robberies committed
by this party, and said Eli Miller assist
ed in the robbery of the Huntington,
West Virginia, bank, the Ell Paso stage
coach, and was present at the Gad's
Hill, Missouri, train robbery. The off,
GERS have received information that the
Younger brothers were in Clay county,
and that Caldwell and Pitts were ar
rested in Southern Kansas. As previ-
ously reported they do not expect to
capture the Younger ard James broth
erS alive.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
ELECTRIC SPARKS.


The daily Appeal, of Leayenworth,
has suspended.
Gen Butler has accepted nomlna-
tion to Congress.
The California State Republican con-
vention is in session.
Senator Sargent says Congress can
not adjourn before Monday next.
w. H. H. Bennett, a New York
bank teller, is in Jail for defalcation.
The Missouri State Republican con-
vention met at Jefferson City yesterday.
Thurlow Weed says New York can
be carried by the Republicans if they
nominate Curtis, Evarts or Fish for
Governor. -
In the Sullivan Hanford murder case,
at Chicago, the coroner's jury found
that Hanford was shot by Sullivan and
recommended his committal without
bail.
Stanley, under date of Lake Victoria
Nyanza, July %, 1875, furnishes an.
other chapter of his experiences in
Africa, and relates the story of his
fight with band of savages, in which
fourteen of them were killed and eight
wounded.
The New York Herald says of the
election to Congress from Louisville Of
Mr.. Watterson: ssThis result-over
II, 900 votes to 500 for another-was a
tribute to leading journalist, and it
shows how much the people are apt to
believe in an editor who serves them
with honesty and Independence.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
TELEGRAPH
==-s=-zs =z-z.==.s fez THE IzApr.
REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE
Washington, Aug. 9.-During the
morning hour number Of bills on cal
endar not objected to were passed,
among them the House bill to allow
homestead settlers to make proof of
settlement before courts as well as be-
fore receivers.
Window, from the conference COM
mittee on the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill, reported that
the committee had been unable to
agree, and addressed the Senate at
length as to the conditions of the bill,
stating that the committee had agreed
on every point except as to compensa-
tion of the President and Representa-
tives and Senators in Congress. He
moved that a new conference be au-
thorized, and expressed the opinion
that the committee would be able to
agree, finally.
After discussion the old conferees
were re-appointed without objection, it
being understood that their re-appoint-
ment was an expression of the sense of
the Senate that they should adhere to
the position taken by them against the
reduction of salaries of the President
and Congressman.
The amendments of the House to the
Senate bill to provide for the sale of the
reservation of the confederated Otoe
and Missouri Indians, in Kansas and
Nebraska, were agreed to, and the bill
passed.
The Senate non-concurred in the
amendment to the House bill to allow
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. to car
ry the mails in their new steamships,
and committee of conference was ap-
pointed.
The Senate resumed the consider
alton Of unfinished business, being the
resolution Of Morton to print the HAM
burg documents, and Patterson resum-
ed his remarks.
HOUSE.
Waddell called up the Senate bill al
lowing the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
to carry mails on its new iron steam
ships. Passed.
The bill giving a pension of thirty
dollars per month to the widow Of Capt.
Yates, of the Seventh Cavalry, killed
in the recent Indian fight, was passed.
The majority and minority reports
of the postofice committee on the in
vestigation into the straw bids, ETC.,
was made. Ordered printed and laid
ON the table.
Lynde made report in the case Of
Schumacher and King, as connected with
the Pacific Mail subsidy. Ordered
printed.
Vance reported back with an amend
ment the Senate concurrent resolu-
tion for printing the report Of the Miss
issippi investigation. Adopted.
Crounse reported back bill appro-
priating S75, 900 for publishing history
Of surveys and expeditions by the U. S.
during the present century. Passed.
The House then discussed political
subjects.
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Me,o York Stock Market.

New York, Aug. 8.-Gold closed at
1113@111f. Money dull at II: Gov'ts
dull, but steady. Stocks dull, but
steady. Western Union, III; Quicksil-
yer, 12; Pacific Mail, 24a; Mariposa, <;
Wells Fargo, 83A; New York Central,
108; Erie, 13s; Panama, l26; Union
Pacific stock, SO; .. I. bonds, lO5; Gem
tral Pacific bonds, 100.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
U. P. R. n. p0UsE
Cheyenne. Wyoming.

q. Il. JONES. fropristor
Il trains stop here Thirty Minutes -
n meals. This house Is new and elegantly
rurnisned. has Light and airy rooms bafh-
looms, &C., and Affords all accommodations
se travelling pubic can iesire-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
Lake NAH -Pah-L Tab.

NJ. SLOAN, Proprietor OF this Popular Resort
oners his fine one-half mile Track free for
training horses Sail Boats on the Lake free
to patrons. Refreshments furnished at all
hours jy30-dSm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-11
The Latest.

Ti1caJack has Teen declared po' entitled to a
sestin the Senate by a vote Of % to 29-Gve re-
ruyIcaus voting with the democrats In the
H.ase of Eeqresoutauves the resolution instruct
ing tae committee on the Judiciary 90 prepare ar
tc'ss % Impeachment. against vs.. ". Belknap
was yscomnitted TO said committee, With power
60 take further proof 4c Gen. Delknap was for
ua'.y arrested on "Wednesday and taken to the Pc
-c Cos.- Icwairci az examination. and gave
--. .~ 5la 900 fa177-l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-03-11
.TOoK NOTICE"

TINE undersigned would most respectfully IN
| form his old customers, and the pnohc gene
rally. that he has rented out the Blacksmith De-
psrtnent of his shop, and that he will give his at
tention exclusively to the
Wagon Making Business
in all its branches. Particular attention P"iq "
the repairing of Wagons, Buggies, Plows, har-
rows, etc. Twill also keep on hand HonsEs.. VA
cons and Busofrs, for Hire, and all orders M De
promptly attended to. Also, Hauling oil all KINDS
will be done.
Those indebted to me are earnestly requested 20
come forward and settle, as my business Hia'I DC
Closed mD. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore given me, l respectfully ask the con-
tnuance of the same. -.-,
GEO. W SPOTS.
p. S.-All kinds of country produce taken In
exchange for work. u. W. D.
March 1, ls76-3t.