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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

= ~ GALVBsTOE. Jan. 1876
Cotton dull; middlng. l27fc. low mddng &c good
ordinary Oc Net receipis 1888 bales gross receipts
3s65. Expous-To Great Britain, 2oOl 70 the Chan
nel, 1888 coastwise, 2032 Sales ESQ. Stock 1901
NEW ORLnAEs, Jan 8. 1915
Cotton-Demand good; middling. l2i4c; low middling
Ike. good ordinary. iOLc Net recepts 1887 bales:
gross 4.5e6 Expors-Ie Grea. Britain, 2,ssS: 70 he
Continent Ioe3. sales. 10000. Stock 2ee,si7.
MoHrLE Ian. q 1s7e
Cotton quiet; mddine IKE low middlne l1Sc good
ordinary lOi.c receipts $3.50 bales. a36k
Rxports coastwse, 5s4 sales. 1000 stock, F5.07e.
SAVANNAH Jan g. 1879.
Cotton quiet; middlinr ~ lice low midding IL iec
GOOD odnarv III 5l6c Net receipts $50 bales: arosa
2Oo3 Exports 70 Great Britain, S.is2 Sales. 1861
CHARLKsror Jan g. 1876
cotfan Grmer. middns 13o a~ u-i~is-- 'e'<- t1s<o
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CLOSING rRlcEs-sAruRDAr, sP.M
THE MONEY MARKET.

The rates for money call at the Stock Exchange
worked steadily easier the opening OF the week
until the last day, when the demand became quite
active again, advancing the price TO per cent gold
The reasons for this advance which generally
accepted by the speculative fraternity-to wit tho
sudden decline in the prices OF Mr. Gould's stocks
seem TO be insufficient more plausible might
be found in the bank statement which exhibited
further decline Of s5o05OO in the average Of legal
tenders Notwithstanding that the Sub Treasury had
dsbursed 81 600 900 Of currency excess OF its
receipts during the week.
THE GOLD MARKET
requires little comment beyond the fact that prices APP
pear be steadily hardening, owing the unsettled
condition Of affairs abroad the undetermined posi-
ton Of Congress with reference TO the currency ques
tion. The GLOWING were the
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR TIE wEKK
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Jan 8. 1876
Sugar-The anticipated deficiency in the crop this
staple much less than supposed the reports from the
interior being agOrable for the West nomiu al
Stock In Havana and Matanzas 2S0o boxes
aud 300 hhds Of the week. $500 boxes and 63
hhds including 800 boxes and all the hhds the United
Moasses so degrees polarization reals for koG
Bacon S3S per Butter S75 $50 per quintal
American Flour $40 $50 Dbl for American Lard in
kegs, $40 quinta Yellow Wax. $4 90 SIS arrobe
do, white, SD S25. Honey, 5s reals per gallon. Onions
ST. S3 per Dbl Naval stores nominal Cooperage quiet
Lumber-Whte pine $3l S32 In gold per yellow pine,
$50 $50. in gold, per NJ. White navy beans 22h %
per Freghts dull and nominal Spanish gold
2l41s 2i5. Exchange nominal
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OCEAN PASSENGER TRAFFIC.

AS an illustration OF the extreme dulncss Of the
ocean passenger trade the following items tell their
own story-The Anchoria OF the Anchor line brought
only I'VE cabin and two Storage passengers; the City
of Montreal OF tho Inman line, cabin passon.
gers and the Algeria OF the Cunard line, forty-hve
cabin and seventeen stcerage Neither the Atlas OF
tho PIN Forwood line for Central America, nor the
state OF Indiana from Glasgow, OF the State line both
of which vessels arrived yesterday, brought single
cabin passenger.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.

The American Social Science Association will hold
its eleventh annual meeting Wednesday next in the
Lowell Institute, Boston. During the session inter-
estng papers will be read "The Science OF Govern
mont 'The Opening OF the Forty fourth Congress-"
'School HYGIENE Homes for the People in Cities"
and 'erhe Daily Newspaper Press" The most promi-
nent members Of the association will participate
-. lalat
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COLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR TIE WEEK.

STATE AND GOVERNMENT BONDS
were stronger. Tennessee and Missouri bonds among
the former in principal request There is also
frequent call for South Carolina consos since
provision has been definitely made for the payment OF
the interest the Indebtedness OF the State Railway
bonds have also been higher being purchased for
count both OF institutions and individuals
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THE CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.

Final arrangements will be made to-day for the APP
preaching council in Plymouth church Mr.. Van Cott
the legal representative Of Mrs. Mouon, will send Mr.
Sherman note, asking him to fix an hour 10 complete
the necessary details and make public the list OF
ministers and churches who 10 participate In the
council Both gentlemen named positively refused 10
make public the list until this evening.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. r. l.. Jan. 6, 1876
The printing cloths market very dull during the past
week sales of only "a 900 pieces reported Prices have
been weaker and exhibited downward tendency the
close &c 4c- for standard and 04x64 goods
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CrsAcK-ELLiorr January 6, al the Church Of
ST. Agnes. by the Rcv. Father Pratt. Denis r. CUsAcK
Of Newark, ~ J., 10 FASNK A. ELLIoTr Of New YORK.
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BlRTh
DIED.

BucnASAS.-At Princeton, " J., on the 9Th inst, the
wife OF Thomas buchanan OF son.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED
MARRIED.

sprERs-AnRAHAxs On Sunday, January 2, Mr.
No cards
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FINANCIAL.


A UGUsT BELMONT CO.,
n Bankers, 10 aud 81 Nassau street,
issue Travellers Credits available in all parts Of the world
Mcssrs- DE RoTHscHILD
Also Commercial Credits aud Telegraphc Transfers OF
Money on California and Europe
A LII DESCRIPTIONS OF WESTERN NOTES BONDS
"A bought and sold; 10 per Investments
specially so Sass Brokers St Iou. Mo-
"A. Brokers, II Broadway, New York,
Buy and sell stocks ON moderate margin negotiate Priv
sy mail and telegraph q pages book aud copy OF the all
A I REASONABLE RATES.-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"a Endow@en. nsuTa n, Policies Mortgages and other
MES. j. j. HABklCH co, III Broadway.
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
IL. bought and sold by the old established
stock 1 SIa EXT # hHD SlSoLAY CO..
No. 43 Pine ST., New York
A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY DESIRES SOME KIND
~ gentleman TO loan her the sum of $50 Address IRENE
CLIFFORD. Herald office.
4 YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET 4 GEN
N tleman who would assist her financially and receive In
return her gratitude Address SINCERE box 6l Herald
POND STREET SAVINGS BANK
1hirty.hrst hal;yesrly dividend $780,.
dssnS a. sSs as Of M M pt cent er annu be allowed
on ali deposits entitled thereto under the bylaws and
vary IL 1916 and il drawn viii be credited and viii
be entitled 10 interest principal All deposits made on
HARRISON HALL. President
J. P. COOPER, Secretary.
(NITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
" York-NEw York. Dec 8, 1878.
The Board Of Trustees have this day declared the thirty
dividend the per per
all sums remaining in bank JanTAry for the number OF
previous thereto payable and after Friday the 2s
January.
Interest withdrawn win be credited original de-
post and ed to interes! from January and wall be
tered the 0sitor's book whenever presented
Deposits MAJ before Monday January TO- will bear
interest from January l.
The open every day for the reception and
Of money from 10 A NJ. TO 3 Z. M aud Mondays and
Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. to Z. NJ.
Bank books in German, English and French
A QUINTARD. President
SEYMOUR A. BuScK Secretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A BUSINESS MAN WITH CAPITAL Is WANTED
"A 10 on the advertiser manufacture most valuable
In lamp goods that has been made since pc
troleum was introduced; secured by patents monopoly
aud very valuable all strictly confidential and
Anonymous communications noticed Address b.. box 1853
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A PARTY or ENERGY AND STRICT INTEGRITY
"a having an established trade In staples double
5000 70 $1,000 la year and would negotiate with
having the capital Address PERSEVERANCE Herald
oice
A Man WANTED -rO FILL A POSITION OF TRUST
n In FIRST class theatre IN this city; must have 81 500
good aud undOubted security given Particulars
O IAQuES aniea 40 Aatnt nanaa
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A FORTUNR.-PARrNER WANTED IN LBGIrI-
n travelling business. paying 800 daily. so Broad
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Friends OF tho family are invited to the funeral at
Hampstead, L. l.. January TO- AT two O'Clock
siLvA-On sunday evening, Of paralysis OF the brain,
LEoSA FRANCES only child OF Theodore " and AdalIne
Silva aged years, months and Is days
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SToRRs- his residence, $40 Lexington av., tho
9TH inst, AMARiAH SroRRs, aged IS years.
The funeral will take place from ST Patrcks Cathe
dral on Tuesday morning, at ten O'Clock The friends
Of tho family invited to attend, without further
notice
Group, HARRY J. I. THOMAS. eldest son OF Andrew J.
and Lizzie NJ. Thomas, aged years. months, and
days
fully invited attend the iuuera from the residence
OF his parents No 66l Broadway on Tuesday, the llth
Tnrnsrox.-0n Friday. January Z, 1875. in the 6th
year Of his age the residence OF bis father staten
| Island WILLIAM H. son Of Alfred Thursion.
The funeral will take place on Monday January TO-
At half past one O'Clock. from the residence OF his
/ grandfather. No COS Lexington avenue
ToSEE On sunday January 2, alter short Illness
JouN ToNEg, 10 the 24th year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family and brothers,
also the members OF the Coach Drivers Benevolent
funeral, from HIS late residence, 10 Monroe street. on
Tuesday, January H. al one 4. ". sharp
TOWNSEND suddenly on Friday evening, January
Z 1876, SUsAN G., wife Of George W. Townsend, IN the
oath year OF her age
Friends and acquaintanccs are requested 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence, No rs hontgom
cry st., kewburg, n. T., on Tuesday, January IL, al
eleven O'Clock A ~. without further notice
WrtLfAMs.At Railway, n. j., Friday, January y
CHARLES Y. WILLIAMS, IN the SD year OF his age
Funeral services his late residence this Monday
afternoon az half past two o'clock
WiLsos.-in Brooklyn, on Friday, January !, LOUISE
NJ. wife OF Henry Wilson, aged 80 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 ~
cnd the funeral, nom her late residence 5O2 Macon ST.,
on Monday 10Th inst, At two p N.
woopHEAD.-Ou Thursday the 9th inst, ASE CArH
ARNR, widow Of John wcodhead, IN inc '''h ~"
her age. ,-,,..,A. n,
neral from her late residence, l56 West 4sh ST. %
! Monday. the 10Th inst at hafuast ten 0 COCA
, 1876-02-02

onraEed Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
from 1tock Isfaud.
II that'* yoougr little game, you can 'bAvo Il
And tho reporter drew ont Of hts right cost
pocket ono Of the aweeteet Iftt!o afIvor-ipountod
soge1.ahoa.ing pistols II uhs ever tho lnck OF
camp-followor to rob deAd cavhlryman Of.
This sweet littlo lcad.nne opener tic reporter
held riH't unjor tbe noao aud oyes OF tho kston-
ishcd Deputy. Collector OF internal Ho4onus
from Rock Island. ..
Full ten eecord. elsntod during which neither
ppokc a word, md both gnzed with q sos. OF csat
lion gnze Into tho oyea Of the other.
"noLD on"
said tho man from Rock Island.
Tho reporter held Onto his piEsot-wtich Ii
Ecntty. md set With great defiboEasion, lowered
to the eite Of hts Arrnory.
Let us talk this matter over quietly" said
tho Deputy Collector Of Internal Hoyenuo ftoD
Rock island.
Tho reporter conacuted.
Tho twain retired to ~ obscure cornor and
tatked It ovor.
Tho result Of tho negotiation uas that tho
Times OF this morning IL. Y. aud tho cditor-iu-
chlef perrnitting) will contain an explanation
That the charges preferred hy that paper against
Weiscr. the Naputv Collector Of Informal Rov-
ennc at ltnck Island. wero againat another man
anu that the item Was ono Of tAoBe unavoidable
miHtAkea, e.c.
No;scr walked Of. Iro toro tho red ribbon
from hiH finger nnd hereafter wlll trust 10 bis
memory uphtucd.
, 1876-02-02
ALL IN THE DOLEFUL DUMPS.

Tho lunch patty al tho Tiyoli was not 30 pleas
ant yesterday. 1ta constituent o!emants wnre
blue. Thoy were sadly down in tho mouth, in-
dynluaily and collectively. Ford sat at tho
head Of tho tablo. Powell sat at tho foot. "Old
Mai Dick" tianked Ford Oh tho right sud
Junhor'B golden crtflamuo Of capillary adozn-
ment ahone 1eHpicudout on hta loft Hush camc
il be.worn "Old Man Lick" hnd Fowcll. and
George burroughs nudgod powell's loft ollow.
Cloao BY sAs ltuntell, surrounded by futlong.
Parker Mason agreed to stick to his own grub
aud 10. tho rest a1ouo, and wns pef1ntsod to
como In.
At the noxt sahlo IIcEuaann Docker WAS etlck-
Ink "Dunalo" Miller for beer, through tho
agency OF Chinese puzzles. ''13uH' tried to
eolyo Zach upon tho explanation to tho last. lie
lost tho beer monssroualy. Dyron Slayer addsd
iis Italian faco to tho group for bsisf period,
and then LETT.
"pork snd beans all rouui!" ordered Ford
~ tue party waA nna'iy seated.
mo, no." hastily remarked Dir. Powell,
II sco," remarked Mr. Junkcr; II 1eo they
hayo
"Ycs:" saytKcIy exclaimed Hush. Bring
no sosno pork aud beaus, tell you," to the
waiter. .
functionhry,
II t.Sught old lilly waa safu," sad George
| Durroughs, "Ey Joye, mover thoaght they
| would convict him."
1T shows ono thing." ssid Russell .it shows
| that such fellows ~ wo are can testlfs.
"Yes." chlmed iu Parker, . anu IL shows that
4 iury will believe ls. TAa.a what gets me-"
"Thoro amt no cbauco for us." 1emarhod
| "I,unalo," aolemnlY, aa Becker liked another
| puzxle fur him, "lf reputation IL no account
where he We7"
'.That'e Your best show, Buffalo, '"intmatod
Dick. Ill they Eun IN reputation on you, 5ouEa
! gone anyhow"
You haYnn's got any," tastiy responded
! "DuH."
"I,stt<s that than the ons 1ou cA1rJ,' sug'
| gestod FotA
, 1876-02-02


collected In thIH district for tho month Of Jan.
uasy was e533,22o which ia composed Of the
following items: Spirits stamps. e35s, TIA;
o'aa, than tax-patd stamps. e3.lGo.19; tobacco
and cighrn. a125,378; beer, e20GGl.50; spociat
tux. s2,032 penalties, etc., go, 3,215.
The report for December, 1876, showed t1,A.
the collections for that month amounted to
sS53, ,o51. while for November they wero $685.
TIL. Although tttore has boon considerable
docteaHo in tie amounts reported, tho
Government has tho satisfaction OF knowing
that tho dlstier1eH whict arc now running aYo
running straight nnu TINT no tax is kept hack
from the Government. TLo demand for sptriss
has not decreased In the lesst. but is being sats
fed By drawing on other markets. among Which
are Cincinnati and Louisville. uthio Bhurel1t,
hot yet seized, IL ropurtol to betdolng good
business. 1t is safe to assert that tha demand
will continue to be satisfied, and vhon tho pres-
ent troubles are cleared MP tho distillertes will
be run OF houest principles. aud tho trado once
more Asaume its Old propor:lonu.
, 1876-02-02

any Illicit whisky had boon shipped to n
wood from Milan. I1o responded pronJ : In
tho negative. Tho iden that p3hseesed II : airy
waa that Froisingor, mol daring Ia scntl r = di.
ssesiy int Chicago. rhs1o revenue % oil'9 Ter9
made arrangement with certain rcctif gro suip
to l.ngiesood. whence they could afes tho
,wlihky IN wagons to tho city. -. Fash.
ba'lsh did not furnish the iv = With any
tho plan. fio WAS subjected tn h. .engthy md
soarching examination. but failed to contradict
Lila first abatement. tIe nas therefore utfou ed to
20 i'll peace.
Notwithstanding the il[.ancceas of tho jury g
attcmps 10 got ovidcnce Yesterday. It II probable
That they ha.n dctluitc infoym1tlon from other
sources a. 70 Mr. Ffoihinrer'n gnilt, and MI in-
dlctment may 10 looked for to-day OF tomorrow,
, 1876-02-02

=. .-.. ..
bf. LoI.s, No., fco. l.-~upon tic opening OF
tho UDitcd States Circuit Court this morning the
attorney for ,he Western Union Telegraph Com.
p,rv ,nnc,,ed n;.h a ,oo,ion tn varata writ a,
t,'! ~ 1,.'s.s....... t-ss. - H. .'..,sH
suoFtIaa a"ees 'ee"ul i'a.' 'uo u"'e'aloen' aPo'A
William Orton, tho President OF tho Company,
requiring hita 10 produce all tho teleg1ans which
nnsaed betwren lien. Orv}ln r. Hsbcnck. at
49,, o,.n,i, a,,, 1n,,, ,I,no,s,, 1o,,,,
.'ous o'nns''' aA "o'.4 W. a.
Joyce, OF alts. joyce. ut IT. Louis. or a. flpon.
N,a.. over y1tioua eicnatusGe during seroral
mouths Of last year, Tie Telegraph Company
-. ~, -, ,,-.r ,t,+ a., ,,,.,,,a' r.s t,o oo,
wv w 80 -'.,., .-:. :....... .,,.s. -
e1at' Blu "ou'o 'eflo'io III 1shncis" Auouus ~
labor. ANY tnientlon 10 iinpcdo tAo trial was
ditcaIr,ed, but 1t WAS asked ti:at tho ontos and
descrutious Of tho ucssa-ca t,u given with par-
t;n,,,.-;tv TI,o roint .raa arrund ttnriuv lin
s'.:..'.
morning. aha taAeu uoaes no'Ahot14e"' un1'A
afternoon. .s,u
IN sne rcaasG,snfns OF tne o. eoutt tu'a Attee- .:.
hooo. 1hafe nllon o9es!nlea .ne lnos'1n n on tue
!att o. tsls meH.aIn union ae'ss.apn eoopapS
TO aes aS!oe LUG saolkna ouc7s 'eutn'
a"oeis;s. A.,
ar soalheeh sucu auuIebscu tua Gouts. hIu
stated taast aftef consultatsoh pot"osn enuhee!
Tor tl'o tto7erntncht anu 1of ae!enso u lAo oeeu
aefeea snhs tus uotttu,e'1t "oalu "4s1uian tuo
6xsn count IN t!,h luoleta'e.t osainst iat1i.e'
CHARGING hlm WIN conapnaoy 10 oo!Iauu sne uov %
ataAlut' A'tl .u"s uetu!'uao. Mous.! sos - Isss
, 1876-02-02
INp;aithP0L!S.

NAMES or TILL tOSS!Efs.
xrte1st I,,tt,4!cA to Tie t1tes9s TRIBUNE.
IKD1ASAroLls. Inj.. Feb LIN tlio cases o.
tho Uuitetl Status ngains, t!.o following defend
ants, found guilty Of sl-las':a tho luteFna' Aes-
euuo laws, tue Court rtunuEntsi sentence as
follows: Philip @. Ebeswlno George T. slmoa-
son. David II, LOWS, Harrison l1lilor. Iohn f.
Phillips. Hiram u. Snyder. Alfred II. Mc0ritr,
each Two yours in ths Penitentiary aud t!nc Of
$500: james Il. Hill. two yoasa aud elk mouths
and s5ou anq; William Iunforl. two years aud
alo0 Inc; ChrHsopnts Cuucour. Dcnnio Reilly,
Iuhu +. Christ oach Elk months IN tho
tjbsop County Jail and lDo OF $500;
Thcraas ]. l!ubh, eight months In tha Gibson
County Jail and so00 luo George Hagan ans
II. G, jacques each si1 months III tho fabdeF
bury County Jnsl and $5nQ fino. Tho sontcnce
~ originally decided BY Judge Gresham "cE.
much .pu1e susofe. hut, bofaro balna entered,
t,ndanoo at court to hear tho sentences pro-
iouucod, and very general oxpsasston Of ap-
rrosal. In passing soDtonca, Judge ots6nam
inndo \ decided distinction between sworn otft'
si!lors.
ITO tht Asaoctattd FTess.l
rCATHEl; n:rAltG
INplAsArolIH, Ind, Fob. 1.-Seysral q The
prisoners, befofu ronteuce AIS passed, pleaded
honorable wounds aud faithful service IN ths
hr1ny aud VARIOUS other reanoua 10 mitigation.
Judge urcs,.au, admitted tho uupleasaasuess of
his duty, but could not allow sympathy 70 MAKO
Inn forget tho crimo they Ind COMMITTED. ue
drsw Iec,ted contrast betwcon thu othoe9s OF
tho 0oyerusnent aud dlstlIlcEs. Tho former ara
trusted servants n tho pay OF tho United States:
wAito tue latter ara not trusted but are NAtc1ed
| by ,he tioysrumcnt otdrials. therefore the for
mcr ought to have increased punishment l1o
,nen announced that these officers who had 20"
| treyci tbe.r trust should hAyo two Jeazs III
either Of tho .onitentariea thSY nlghs prefer,
| and Day tina vi u. QUO each.
| Theu followed
Tuk rAsE oY JAMES X. HILl~
paputy NoIcnue Collector. Hill protected h!s
| iuporepco hclo1s NoA aud tho world: Tho
JuL.u, !u ssntencing lin to three yoa1s IN the
| Ieu1,entiasy And $1,000 fine, rcmarked that htA
cr,u,o waa Ut deeper dyo because OF big high Po-
| eltun in tho Government sefvice. In passing
! the sentence Of these who had been !abosa1s
shout Ilettilorles tho Judge again rtmssked 'hs
dineltnro bstweon their crime and taAs ot Coy
] eftuleus o1licsrs, AMI gavo them st1 months ta
tAo uleson County Jeu aad $U2t With w
, 1876-02-02
THE GRAND JURY.


Tim fattor mart of tho whisky investigations
rrocords sto,fiv. Tim turors are no doubt aux.
pfooeeos a!o"',' 1"o !o,o'" az ~ uoaos 49,
ioua to SO ho'ne' get 'hey ihsef NOM measuring
carefully their paco With tl1o amount Of wosk TO
be accomplished, 80 that their four WeekB will
n-,h.hir ha sultv coneumoA hcfore a final ID
.a's.', nao Tn.,..d.s .,,a, toot = 1oia,ro,v o,-.
1outhneh'' .so'elua3 A"sy W. .,a l,,.;a aa
vey. 30 far AZ thoy 'cfo an'o, OF tho cohois1on
and conduct Of the Milan DiBtinery. which. 1t
viii bo remembered, was eezod iast weei; Mon
I,,. mi, oatphl;a,rn,,t IN ox,,ptt anil npcrntal
aAs, An.a eetAo'aa J.. ,e...s'. =. ~. ~,
W Sheoo 1Aoin'nho4' "un :" 'oe"%.0 - .a@ -"
Iage OF hlitan, mtles from lsock lbIanu. II III
not very huge coEcc1n. Ea7iug capacity Of
C10 bushcls. vet It would seem TO
n.,o dono I'm bt,1o ,hnro in dofr.ud-
n@'o ool1 Hp "'''o o"AAo w"
Ing tho do7trnmons Of foEehno. hot long
ago assessments , we're psdo upou ~! sao d'st.
~ ts1ca .un.osnd To hayn rcmai3ei m.
raid, In theso assessments the nan,o Of
jacob FEcisinEcr Was SGT down for the CON-
t,nvnrmnnnt otllcipis did not hayo nu nbidiue
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-09
LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.

DYyIRTUEofA AN ExEcCTIoN ISSUED OUT
I'D Of the Justices Court OF Psoche Township,
Lincoln County. State OF Nevada. 20 me directed
and delivered on . judgment rendered in aid
Court on the 10Th day Of February, A d. 1876.
in favor Of the State Of Nevada and against John
Doe. Richard Roe and Johanna Doscber. for the
sum OF ninety four fifty cne-hundredfhs fe4 90
1901 gold coin dollars, delinquent taxes for the
FISCAL year 1875. together with the sum Of atty
four and ninety-sir one-hundredths (54 e6-1o0l
gold coin dollars costs OF suit. and all sccruing
costs and interest. / have levied upon. and
shall expose for sale at public auction. In front
OF the Courthouse Of Lincoln County, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: Lot number
eight 49,, fronting ON Main street. in block num-
Der nineteen n9l, in said Town Of Phoebe. to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Notice 10 hereby given that will. on
Tuesd ~, the 2Ist day Of March, A.
ID. 1876,
Sell all the right, title interest and claim Of the
said John Doe, Richard Roe and johanna Dos
cher in and to the said above described property,
In front Of the said Courthouse ct Phoebe. Lin.
coin County. State OF Nevada. at IL O'Clock m.
OF said day, for cash In hand in y. q. gold coin.
to the highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said
execution and all costs and interests.
ANDREW FIFE, Sheriff.
Dated: February 18th, 1875, Phoebe. Lincoln
County, Nevada. f16td
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 2sth day OF
December, 1870, 20 many shares Of each parcel
ct public auction. at the once Of the Company.
No: ais California street. lover the once Of the
Union Insurance Company. San Francisco, Cal.
iforni., on Friday, the Third day Of
Marcn. 1873. af the hour Of one o'clock D. m,
Of said day, to pay said delinouspt ssseasmant
thereon, together With costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
T.w. CoLrURN. Secretary.
Omce-Roons over the once Of the Union In.
sufaAcs Company, No. Als California street, ssn
Francisco, California. fiGH
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N 0TICE.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING rHrMsrLyrs
"A 10 be indebted to tho Indeps dent
MARKET, lately run by Greenleaf Dobbins,
on Main street. and settle their accounts imme.
diately With J. n. Dobhins, otherwise they
viii be placed In the hands Of an oficsr for
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is, ISIS.
dle-sod I'M. DOBBINs,
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DELINEN0UT SALES.

Meadow Valley Misfng Company.-
Location OF works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Neyada.-Sotice-There lie delinquent
upon the following described Stock on account
Of Assessment lNo. l0l levied on the twenty
eighth day Of December, 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders. as follows: