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BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 81. The crews Of the
oyster fleet, which. during the recent storm,
sought refuge in the Atagothy River, have suffered
terribly from exposure. Several Of the boats are
went ashore last Friday night, anl four Of her
crew lie dead III the cabin.
, 1876-12-22
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

SEtCI01 D4yU0{cH 70 7KE 7TbUHe.
LAronTE, Ind, Dec. .1.-Freght trains Nos.
e and % co|ded about six miles west Of here this
morning. The damage was small. No one was in
jured- The passenger trains we're delayed three
hDnra.
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ROME,

PAPAl. APPOINTMENT.
EoNE. Dec. :l.-The Pope has appointed Car.
dinal Rnfacse La Ealctta to succeed the late ca:-
dlnaf Patrlzi as Dean Of the Sacred College
, 1876-12-22

Special Dispatch to TIE Tfibune
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. .1.-Tudge Gresham
to-day appointed D. t. Branhan, Of Madison. and
". O. Rockwo"d, OF this city, Receivers Of the
Cincinnati. Eockport s Southwestern Railroad, On
petition of several heavy creditors.
, 1876-12-22
COAL SAIF.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2l.-Fifty thousand ton: OF
Scranton coal were sold ut auction to-day by the
Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroaa Com
pany. The following prices were obtained: q, 900
tons Of steamboat, s:.s3@t3 STA; 5000 tons
grnte. So S0Qt22. S!la and S.. So; u. 900 tuus cry
s.. S71 O.: ~ and 81 N3t:: III. 100 tons of stoyc
50. 6;,M;>. t71= and S3 U5; ), 000 tous chestnut,
50. :.,,5 and $40.
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,AE 0I.N E12InEE

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 21.-:t Harroisbure. Ky,
special to the Courier -J0HrAa! suys Robert Gal
higher and his james killed there to night
by 4. B. Hvnry. who used shotgun. An old
grndge existed between their two families.
, 1876-12-22

TIT experience and cecollections Of the past
Sled Len HILLS mind when be gave expression
u his opinion Of Northern Copperhcads in this
eEisram: ''Thc Northern Democrats, inyiacible
in prace, invisible in war.''
, 1876-12-22

The Louisville Conrier7J'Mrnal has not sue
cer,lcl in ''tiring the heart" Of the Brcckin-
ridge tky.) -ttrs, and securing its support for
:hr "wah'' to inauguratc 1lLDES. Says the
Aes:
No, / thank you; don't want the muskct md
1a7d .tacx FAss the buckwhcat cakrs and honey,
, 1876-12-22

AT meeting Of General Freight Agents OF The
several trunk lines held in New York q few DAYS
ago the following rates on Vest bound frcishts
were adopted:
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Republicans who are counting on seces-
ouihern Democrats to help along the Re

outhern Uemoc rats to help alung the Re
conspiracy will find themselves wofuly
:*hc;t the time comes for the test.-H.
Ls.., .,utNtan.
..5outllern Democrats are not expected to
secedc very largely from their own party; but
,h1s are = vast number Of men in the South
Who were icv"r Democrats, and were opposed
~ sctrssion and rebellion, that mar some of
1aese days make up their minds to set up for
themselves once more in the South.
, 1876-12-22
WHENCE AND WHITTIER?
Passage OF Mammoth AeroIite
Across the Continent
Last Night.
Dispatches Concerning Its Jour-
nay from Various Points
on the Trip.
A Triumphant Tail, Magnificent
Roar, and Other First Glass
Appointments.


LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. 21.-A large and brilliant
meteor passed from west east over this city this
evening about S:15, remaining in sight nearly q
minute.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CONFLICT.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 21.-1n the Senate day the
report upon the estimates OF the Minister OF Justice
claimed the Scnatcs right TO accept or reject bill
rs transmitted from the Chamber Of Deputies The
Deputies could again suppress any item reinsefted
by the Senate, since law must have the joint ad"
hesiou Of the two Houses. The items under DIS
cussiun then passed by vote Of 2:s6 against j..
The War and Marine estimates were then passed.
1Ie former including grant Of 103 $50 francs for
army chuplains, which was supp5esSeu " ne
Chamber Of Deputies, aad restored ny LIE senate
by u vote Of :1!:.y to Is.
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KILLED BY a LANDSLIDE.
DosroS, MasY., Dec. 21.-John Riley, James
Reagan, and Thomas Barnes, who were employed
on the Sudbury River conduit, were buried under
landslide this morning and killed.
, 1876-12-22

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Dec. 11.-A meteor Of great
briIliancy and remarkable size passed over this
city at p. III. tonight from southwest to north
eaht
ST. LOUIS Dec GA very large meteor, pre-
sentiny numerous md brilliant colors, and having
long tail, like comet, passed over this city to-
night from southeast to northeast.
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CUBA.

CIPHER MESSAGES PROHIBITED.
HAVANA, Dec. 21.-The Government OF tne
Island OF Cuba hive published decree pfonlol1'ng
code and cipher messages of ull kinds 10 and from
the Island OF Cuba On and after to-day.
, 1876-12-22
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Mrs. yVinslow's Soothing Syrup. for chill
dreu tcething, eoftens the gums. reduces inla,na-
tion, aluys all pain. Sure to regulate the bowels.
Boland's Aromatic Bitter Wine of Iron il a
remedy for nervous debility, Impoverished boo!,
and inquired digestion. Depot, 80 Clark street.
, 1876-12-22

Maximum thermometer. ~; minimum, If.
GENERAL stB>EElATItNs.
CHIcAHO, Dec .l-MituiRht.
, 1876-12-22

EleSallt CSelIll alfd appropriate,
Bargains in Every Department!
Rich Black Silks, from So upward,
in qualities meriting recommendation.
Velvet Brocades, Myrtle, Wine Plum,
and Black-elegant goods; Plain Silks
and Velvets corresponding.
Silk Brocades, for Dinner and Evening
wear, in choicest shades.
Velvet Striped Cece1ienes, for Polo
naise and 0verdresses.
Cloal@ing Velvets, "Ponsons," Peer
less" unequaled for richness and dura-
bility.
Silk and Wool AraDesques, the
choicest goods shown this season. Trim
mings to correspond.
Piquc de Lyon, Silk Striped 0ttomans,
Embossed Oamel's Hair Cloth, Black and
Colored Matelasse {6-4 Goods at $l.50,
rare bargain), Alligator Matelasse, En-
broidered Effects in Cashmere Cloths,
Matelasse and Crepe Cloth Stripes, Bag
dad Cloths, Brocaded Grenadines, and
Tissues, in Evening Shades.
We offer also in our
, 1876-12-22

RUSSIA.
STUDENTS ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. ol.-Eleren women anu
twenty-one men, students 1t the School OF Aeul-
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WEoFTEh
BLANKETS,
80 pairs large size Blankets, at $3.50, former
price, s4.lO
50 pairs extra size Blank cts, at 81 50, former
price. S.
oO pairs al wool Blankets from So toss,
Asplendid line ofall wool lorg
PAISLEY SHAWLS
At ., always sod before for SO,
Beautiful green and black paid Shayls
for $3.50 40
4 large assortmentof
BLACK SILKS
From - ceu's to a. O.
BLACK CASHMERES
GOOD Huaity o. Hlack Cashmere, at SIC.
s1l5:, 81, sl.95. ''N'
BLACK ALPACAS.
In great variety. iro" 25c.. to Il.
HANDkERCHlETS.
An elegant assortment OF Ia,iies' and
GGDtS plain anu hemmed Hantkerchi Is
speclH. Bargains IN SIX HaudAe,clI4ejs.
for the Fl Ii Hys
=. CAMPBELL.
Je4--"h 20 MAkKETST.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
EEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFPJcr.


NEW CASTLE toCE!Y, bEC. a, -.
Tron the appiiCa'lo2 0i Thomas fol-
comb .cmini,tratur Dl WIN. Il LETTERS
!aLe Of S.w Cattle HucGred in said
county, deceased. it is ordered nj directed
by tue Neg.Ste tDat the administrator
aforesaid give notice f'he granting of le..
terS Ofadministration upon the csta c Of the
decaa Led, with the date OF granting hereof.
by causing advertisements 10 b= posted
within forty Qays from tue date OF such ltl.
tsrs. in SIX oftne most public places OF tie
county Of New castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to pre-.
sent tle same or abide by an Act OF As
semDlg in such case made and provide i,
And also cause the same TO be inserted
WITHIN the same period in tie M rning
Herald" newspaper published in VII
mipgtCn. and 10 be continued therein three
weeEs e. 0. o.,
Given under the hand and seal @. Office of
the Register aforesaid. at New CasLle. in
rev Castle county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
skwELL c. B1GGs, Register.
NOTICE,-Ail pc cons havi1g claims
against tte estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same dolly attesled to the adnlllig-
I atnr on or Oetore december Il. 1877, or
abide the Act Of Assembly III SUCH case
made eand provided.
THCS. HOLCONB.
Address. Administrator
New Castle, Del. deco .3Te cod.
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THE BROVNING SOCIETY,
Their Annirersary Last Night.

The Browning Society held their third
anniversary in the Wesleyan Female
Seminary las. evening. The hall presented
8 holiday appear.nce-the stage being
festooned wish ever.reens and myrtles-
made into arches and thanksgiving the
hall cheerful appearance and the happy
faces Of the members gave evidence that The
anniversary was success. Every one Of
the large audience will have no cause to
regret their visit las, evening. as it was a
grand literary treat. TIE evenings enter
tainment opened with prayer, after which a
very beautiful vocal trio was produced BY
Misses Purrell, Maris aud Emery.
The Secretary, Miss Purpell, OF Snow Hill
Nd, then read her report. stating the Oh
ject CT the society, is purpose and present
standing, It's growth and prospectus Tue
society is an organization connected with
the Wesleyan Female College, started in
August 1872. She spoke very sweetly and
sadly of the death OF Miss Smithers of Do
yer, who had left them suddenly, and the
loss was deeply felt by the members.
A piano solo"Moonlight on the Hudson. ;"
was very pretty ard we'll performed by Miss
Robinson of this city.
Mex: came recitation. "The Quaker
Widow" poem by Bavard Taylor. II was
recited bT Miss Hattie Sparks, IN costume
and elictred much applause
The Browning Monthly," Editress Miss
May Emery, Lisbon, y. H was read. This
is paper Of he institution, containing many
articles OF merit, among which was poem
called The old School Bell"
Mr. c. B. Roads gave very good vocal
solo, piano accompaniment.
A dialogue followed called the "Spirnipc
Wheel and Piano. after which an instru
mental solo, by Miss Florence HoHecker:
snd select reading, Meditation in Church"
by Anna NJ. Metz, were all exceedingly fine
and brought forth much applause from the
audience.
Misses Almond, Emery, and Stokes, per.
formed an instrumental trio. Selections
from Martha" which were followed by an
essay by Miss Smith, of this city, both Of
which were credit to the members and the
Society.
Four young ladies. Misses Purnell, Hof-
fecker. MarIs aud Emery, sang very pref
tily, Forrest Nymphs.r
Miss Stokes is, without doubt, the bes.
speaker who appeared during the evening:
her rendition OF The Painter of seyille'
was the bess piece Of recitation v hich we
have ever lis encd tc 10 this city, delivered
by lady. She was very loudly encored,
which had 'he effect of inducing that young
lady to bow very gracefully to the
audience,
An address BY Miss Matthews, of Snow
Hill, Md, was the closing part Of the en-
tertaium,G', aud such an address as she
delivered. showed that the Wesleyan is an
ir.'. /. ion OF learning which Wilmingto on
may we'll .eel proud,
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22

Ii Ben'ou county, Cal, the divorces last
nCnrh ouMumtered the marriages.
\ farmer at Genesee recently cnt seven.
teen cords 81 iour-flot wood from a tree
which gle~ On his land. 1t was a swamp
OAK, and was ore hundred and twenty
feet long and FIVE feet in diameter a, the
butt il grew 70 the height of TWENTY-FIVE
ieet before II brarchsd out. and at tn t
point it was three feet three inches in
thickres:.
If when you enter room nowadays and
some o"e makes a cnnvul.ive movement to
hi6e something. while she enleavors, with
very poor success. to look subiimalv uncon-
sriou. Of anything unusral, II is better for
you TO gaze intent!v al The ceiling and the
iirst Opportunity glide ont Of the room.
Il may be a fair Of -iippers or a dressing
gown or nigh,-or sGn:,hiDg, and the sur
pr!:: will be greater Christmas morning if
ro1 exhibit N apparent insens5iiiLv TO
the manifest designs Of womankinl.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22
PROFESSIONAL.
ESTABLISHED 1869.
R. S. & A. P. LACEY,
Attorneys-at-Law,
$50 Seventh street, Washington. D. c.
INVENTORS.

INVENTORS.
We procure patents in all countries. Nc
ArTosSEY EEEs IN ADVANCE. No chargs
un ess the rateDt is granted. No fees for
preliminary eXaminati DnS. No additional
ices for obtaining and conducting a
rehearing. Special attention given to In
reference Cases befrre the Patent Office
suits in differen, States, and all litigation
apperiaininc to Inventions or Patents.
SEND STAMP Fos PAMPHLET CIV. NG FULL
DIRECTIONS.
UNITED STATES COURTS AND DEPARTMENTS
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court
ofthe Tn, ted States, Court of Claims, Court
~ commissioners OF Alabama Claims,
southern Claims Commission and
ali classes OF war claims before the Execu-
tive Departments.
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
late War, or their heirs, are in ma; Y cases
entitled TO money from the Government Of
which thev havs no knowledge. Write full
history Of service, and state the Nmouht Of
pav and bounty received. Enclose stamn,
and full reply. after examination, Will be
given you without charge.
PENSIONS
All oFFIcEHs. soLDIEsS aud SAILORS
woandeti. ruplured or injured in the late
war, however slightly. are entitled 10
aui car obtain a pension.
UNITED sTATIs GENERAL LAND oFFICs.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land
Claims, Mining. Preemtion and Homestead
Cases, prosecuted before the General Land
Office and Department OF the Interior.
LAND WARRANTS.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants,
and We invite correspondence with ali par
ties having any tor sale, and give fun and
explicit instructions where assignments
are imperfect.
We conduct our business in separate Bu-
reauS. having therein the assistance Of abe
and experienced lawyers, and give our
closest perso al supervision TO every i'm.
portant paper prepared in each case.
Promptes. atten tinn thus secured TO all
business entrusted to us. Address
r. s. & "A. P. LACEY, Attorneys,
WaShns ton, D. c.
Any person desiring inlormation as to
the standing and responsibility of the
members 0, the firm will. or request be
furnished with satisfactory reference N
his vicinity or Congressional district.
decle-tf
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22
0(II; 240.and NO BLANKs.

S722,243.andA ASo No PEANSs. pst1sS
Greatest Single Number Prize Drawn @ that
ever took Lace in the United States.
y authority of an act of the Legislature
the nelt j Prize Draw viii ttse pl ace
public at Cheyenne. Wyoming positive
iy January lst, 1876 andlo be conduc ed by
sworn cornrnissi nerS.
&722. PAS TO be distributed,
All prizes and 10 blanks,
within the reach OF any one to obtain a
fortune f'r only a snail outlay.
10 be draw The 18th An o. II ufe2ch month
Plies payable in iui!. witt ont dsiuctiOn
or 2 ese0 tation at this office Immediately
after tue drawing.
Graz Cash Prize, s75,Un0
90 no co 1900
u" u' 40 10000
4"Iahu C@st ffizes, l0G01
100 ~ 40 90 40 5,0,U
luV SaSi Ie> eucn l,'U1
iicke, 8, s. each, or packages Of 20 tickets
$40 ana the taance to BE- deducted only
rom the prizes drawn. Information fur
n1shed. OrNerr filled. Also agents for The
Royal Havana Lottery. and All legalized
lot!el es II roughout the world. Urters
so iciLed. Apply 20 or address EMORY 4
CO.. Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New YORK
City. ds I'm
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22
Local Matters.
Our Cstv Futyssr's in Cowmeii.

Our CITY Fathsr's in Cowseii.
A regular stated meeting of the City
Council was held last evening, President
/ Litchenstein presiding.
The Lamp Committee reported adversely
on the petition Of John Coyle and Others,
asking for lamp at Church and Lord
streets, and also on the petition of W. h.
Robinson. HEl.
The Law Committee reported the ordi-
nance regulating and prescribing the duties
OF the Clerk OF Council and the
ordinance regulating the salaries of City
Officers in conformity of the City Charter.
The City Treasurer reported the balance
In bank to the credit of the City as follows:
Current Expenses, A.77S.22:
Cool Spring Reservoir. 1888
Redemption of bonds, 10000
Total, S5.5O7.55
The street Commissioners reported men
employed in the Street Department, for
week enking December 10Th no reposit from
the Chief Engineer of the Water Departe-
ment.
The following Gay rolls were read and
approved:
Water Department, $227 10
Street IS 43
The following petitions and communica
tions were read and referred:
From the Segar Makers Association ask
ing the use of Hall on the evening of Fri
day, February 16.
From J. & B. Simmons, complaining OF
errors in assessments.
Numerous petitions asking that water be
introduced in Reed and Jackson streets,
y Mr.. Pickels stated to council tina. an
award mad been made to Thomas /. Jordan
and wife which had never been paid the
interest on which would amount to So o9
which on his motion was allowed and al
order was directed to be drawn in favor OF
Mr.. Jordan for the amount.
Mr.. Pickels called up for third reading
the ordinance regulating the salaries OF
ci:y Officers as follows:
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22
cad, and On his motion were referred to the

read, ana on his motion were reIeffeO 10 tne
Lamp Committee.
Thomas Savers, ~ 500
Chas. H. Coombs, $50
Jss. Msharty, $50
Amos featman, 2 900
z. Pickles, 325
Wm. Kitchens, no
Ri. Cook, (east side) l 600
c. c. Carpenter, (west side) 600
K. II. Wisdom d A. D. Vapdever. 2 100
W. u Elliott, 900
Geo. H. C.. Cork, l $50
Robert Bruce, (east side) ! 600
Robert Bruce, 2 200
Elijah Bartram, 795
A. c. Carpenter, 2 045
D. B. Anderson, 1900
J. H. Ahern, $50
II. W. Moore, 2 900
Andrew Hensey, 2 200
Edward Green, 514
LIP. B. Henry, l s25
Samuel e. johnson, 10
VIM. P. White, 6i7
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22
RAILRO ADS.
DHILADELPHtA "A, WILMINGTON ~
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD. AND
November q lS78

DHILADELPHt "A, WILMINGTON ~
i BALTIMORE kAILROAns AND
November q, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington az fo,o,.
Philadelphia and Intermediate st.
6s5, 10. 90, S52, lO45, m. 2 80. "a ssHN''oas 95n
pn,ladeIphia ~ +" p Il and New York, 2o2 m ,9,,
Bsltimore and intermediate stations 10 >,
S39am, IL 80
Baltmore and Washington 70 521m
am, l259, l23, 5I9, pm. ~ SSs
IIa1hs for elaware Division leavo.
New Castle 900, 62,. 9a5, a M. La 'or On
pm. ' A", $50
Wyoming and intern ediate station, h,
$50 a III, 8 30pm. 'nS' 5W
9 = HsImar u m and intermediate stations 5m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate ,,..,.
10 m, 20 $50 p IN. ''"tioas
and New York. 2O2
ba,tlnore ard Washington 1880
For further information passsnoa 0am.
pot. po''eo az the de-
janl-'y H,FKENNpy
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22
DIED.

WALTON.-On December l9, 1876, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Walton. Ia the 55th year of her age.
Funeral Oh FIR day afternoon at t2o'ciock,
from the residence f her husband, Alfred
Walton, No. tl6 jefferson street,
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22

New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUAEFERLY DRAWING
on FehruarT I. 1877. Tickets SO each cap
ital urze $4,000
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LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For 0nly 81,

First dollar quarterly drawing. a. New
Orleans, TUESDAY. JANUARY2, 1877
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM.
PANY.
This institution was regularly incorpo-
rated by the Legislature OF tn e State for Ed
ucation i Purposes IN ls6S, with capital
s ,0n 000 TO which II has Stree ADDED q re-
serve iupd o. 8 81, ,0U0. Its GRANB SING, E
NUMBER ORA WINGS will take place
monthly. This season of 1877 opens with
the following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, sl5,O
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From Thirty-sacOrd and Market Streets
Express for Lambertville, Flemingtor,
Phillipsburg, taston Water Gap, Scran-
TOP, e'c., II a IN and 4o m.
FOR Pennington, Hope well. etc II q m:
From KeusiDgton D-pot.-Fxpress for
Trenton Lamber vile, PniJlipsburg, Eas-
ton. water GAP scranton, etc, SIS and
10 ga M and Il . m.
For Lambeltvllle 40 p m. For Belvidere
ID p m.
For Pennington and Hopewell 10 is IN,
and u p IN.
For Fielniugton s. and 10 Is n, and Is
pm.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-22


ker and Allen Smith.
Also the proposals for furnishing coal
oil to the city from the first day of January
until the thirty-frst day of March (threc
months), as follows:
R. J. Cook, 80 cents per gallon: ]. Orme,
50; H. NJ. Robinson, 81; Charles Parry
(year), %: Jsmes Bradford. 81: Bucking
ham 4 Co. 80, Harvey x >isler, 81: A. D.
vandever, 40; E. G. Pierson, Sll!: J. H.
Ahrens, S4ss+
Mr.. Baker presented the review of the
commission on Franklin street, on which
the commissioners awarded 10 James B
Downward, S2,310, and estimated the en-
tire cost oftt improvement at $500.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler su order was
directed to be drawn in favor of Mr.. z. c.
Townsend. for S322 50.
Couccil then adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-12

YER would receive serious attention.
The Government was endeavoring to
ascertain the effect of the fall of silver
in countries producing that precious
metal. He saw no disposition on the
part of the countries whose action
greatly affected the question to substi-
tute gold for silver currency. He
asked if the Government had reports
as to the steps taken by the United
States regarding the bills on b sab
ject of silver currency and statistics OF
the product of American mines, end
ing with 1865. These mines must be
watched with great anxiety, as we were
DESTROYS of forming a correct opinion
as to the future price of silver. 1t had
been stated these mines paid them.
selves by the gold produced and that
silver was practically produced for
nothing. What was the effect OF 9TH
err than American mines of the fall Of
the value of silver? II prices re.
manned at the present point we must
9 expect to see a decided falling Oft in
the source of supplies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-12
AxrEI.I..

Axtell, formerly q Democratic Con-
nre.sman from Ohio, and latterly the
Governor of New Mexico, will stump
Ohio for Hayes and Wheeler.-Carson
Appeal
s. B. Axtell never was a Congress-
. a from Ohio. He served n term
from SanF Francisco district inCalifornia,
and upon the Democracy refusing to re-
nominate him, he went over to the
Republicans, and was rewarded by be-
ing appointed to the Governorship OF
Utah, which office he run for a short
time in the interest of Brigham Young,
until such a feeling was excited against
him him among the Gentiles that Salt
Lake City became a very uncomforta-
BILE place for him to live, when he
pulled up stakes and returned to Wash
ington. When he left Utah there was
not q respectable Gentle there who
would associate with him. He was
always q miserable time.server, and
during the days of chivalry rule In
California, was a most abject slave and
ick-spittle to that element. In 1856,
when q candidate for District Attorney
of Amador county, we heard him, in a
public speech, Justify the assault upon
Sumner by Brooks, even going SO far
as to advocate the granting of 9 PEN
sion to the South Carolina rufiian for
his brutal and cowardly attack upon
the Massachusetts, statesman. His
personal character is in keeping with
his political record, and the support.
ers of Hayes and Wheeler are welcome
to oil the comfort they can CLEAN from
the political fellowship of such . per-