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Cine pFdnjsns 3ussreituns rru 98urie!n, ardutern, Ssltn
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

managers, denouncing the unknown letter
writer as probably n disappointed contrac-
tor This Mr.. Holman denied. though
still refusing tc give his name.
MONDAY. Senate. The Senate would
not give Senator Davis his special commit
toe 10 look into the Treasury book-keep
49, Int referred the whole matter to the
finance committee.
House. The investigations are to be
nrossed and Schumacher and Bill King
are in the hands of the judiciary commit
tee.
Mr.. Morrison introduced his plan for
.ncc;c resumption in the shape OF a bill
,1lh;cb directs the Secretary OF the Treas
urv to retain coin in the Treasury until It
shall amount to 80 per cent Of the out
St,ndino leral tender notes, and IN the
mean time It suspends the resumption bill
until after january lst, 1879. 1t also &c
onires national banks to retain the coin in
ferest received on their bonds deposited to
-ocure circulation, to the amount of their
Inoal reserves, and such sum in addition
Hereto AS. with the legal reserves. shall
equal 80 per cent of their circulation,
which amount of 80 per cent the banks
are t., retain us security for the redemp-
ton in coin of their circulation, 1t also
repeats the leg,l-tender provision from the
time that the banks have 80 per cent in
| coin of their circulation.
TUESDAY. House. The Centennial bill
was taken up and an amendment offered
bv Mr.. Springer Of Illinois. requiring the
payment in full to the treasury Of any bal
:,nce that may be left in the hands of the
finance committee before any dividend or
per centage of profits shall be paid to the
ockholdcrs, was agreed to. The House
then proceeded to vote on the passage OF
the bill, and the bill WAS p.ssed-yeas l46,
NAYS 1870.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26
/ Forging Editor.

Rev. +. ID. Win>low. publisher of the
B oston Nctcs and Treasurer of the Boston
Pos! Company, stepped down AMI ont last
week.
Mr.. Winslow WAS born ut Which III. y
Y, Sept. 6, 1899, and studied ut the BoS-
ton Theological Seminary. In 1861 he en-
listed rs private, and was Chaplain Of the
Thirty-siXlh New York Volunteers. and
resigned to accept the same position in the
Nineteenth Massachusetts Volunteers. and
was discharged ior injuries Jan. l, 1865
The same year he was appointed Chap
lain in the Navy. and retired in 1869. He
was subsequently, connected with the
Meridian Methodist Episcopal Church in
East Boston, and also with the church in
Brookline. He was one of the publishers
of lions Heruld. In 1872 and 1873 he was
Il member of the House, where was IN a,.-
tive prohibitioni>t. In 1S75 he Represent
Ell the Fourth Milllcsex District in the
Senate, but failed for denomination las.
fall
lie left Boston last Wednesday, and i,
supposed to have sailed with his family
for Brazil the last of the week His tor.
Series were brought to light Monday.
Some private parties, it is said, hold full.
IL 800 900 worth of Winslow's paper. 2
large portion of which it is feared is worth.
less. and the total amo mt of the Paper
issued by him is stated by The Xer,tH to b..
$21o,OOD. The same paper says it is quite
probable he has Systematically cart led on
the business of forgery cndravoriny to
take up the forged paper with other worth
less noes until driven to the wall. 1t will
require several days to fully disclose til,
extent of his rascality. as several bank,
on side Of Boston are suil to have been
victimizcd
Winslow bought the Post for cash last
May of Col. Greene and organized the Pos
Company. The .NtaUs he has sold within :
few days. 1t is not supposed that his de-.
parture will seriously affect either paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26
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reported and etegraphed 'cpressiyfc, n. ,,..q
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARkET.
AT CAxBRi DGEAND BRIGHTt
For TIE peek ending Tuesdal. j a. -,

For the Ueek ending TaeSd0g, ! "a. =. .>.I
Caffle.S Sheep. Shot-s. Hoys '"n..
This week, 26J1 6,j-l - 80 Qp
o 5ac' YEAR sfa ago, 5' i; 80 - 80 CO.,
PRICES.-Beef Critte-ENtrt TAT aniuearv it-
MUM oxen S960di9 % lirst qualify. !, ~
$3.50: second quality, 1913 :. =. tAIit ,.t ..v
- - 800 per 100 lbs, on total wcl=It Il Al Z.
allow and dressed beel y lew choice -IE- ia.i
So.u0dS lo.oo. Bulls, &c S5.0Jdsi.,,
Horktny Ocen.-$l5Ja3i0 per par OF Acc .
ing to their value as beef. steers, s>1a.-O.
Mich C0cs.-$iJ S6j; extra Spp.t, 80.
With or without calves, a may he az eel. t1rt
and ordinary, s.odsi yeaIilngs slo-N0a-- :.
sheep. Live Wcight4 !. 06c, eAlIt.o a. 49,.
Siotes.-WhoeSale, ga lie: retail. I1.it.c = =
AT Hogs, el&d>t. + II.
Hides.-Brghton. a .7@c, country lot, "a >: =
Sl-5o each. Taiow. .dttc: country lots: Ut- : =
Ike four hundred head, the supply Wa 3. i.uil.
West Western dealeI, seem an on, - III .cl-..
the dealers IN Northern cattle ono th,l-lil FIR
hundred and torty head arrived tbs E.orlI4- -
IN cattle are moderate. and p1Iccs have lt..tu :
&c E II on live weight. >co!tns arI NJ Yr1
sold IA steers To +. ID. hnball, AVERAGE ,I.J d:
&C T. n, live, ii steers, average 40 ! :, a
h, and 1t steer, 10 ;. =. Learnali, .yelt-- -
/ rs, at CSC T. Il. Hathaway X VIZ 80 : .r.7
steers, average IL = :, at - IT. +. L.
than sold oxen 10 drCce | go each. II -. =
! dressed weight There aic not many rlI.. ,,.y,
IN market, AMI the demand i li-ht. 4 iclT IL
COW sold at So. one al ~ and uuc >}llo-,i -
het, and sales range at S.VUG3ul Hu.r. ,-.,
/ range at unchanged rates. y lev iIrt. sheep : 4.
at u. q &C per ID, but ihey were oi >ulci ...-
~ j. W. Taylor splt - >.r. II II :, p, a- =.
brought Jc per 10 ior M Nc .o.- tI- =! 4t-, e.
! but few crate. have arIiyei
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26
.tDSTDN 'NAI.N.E


Gold IL Boston, Tuesday, IL =.
/ Z. >->INes. ISL Iegl>teIc ca, H.
do do coupon,
do Five twentIee, lo'i, Jan aad July. .-.
% do lNn, My AMI N0S.. IL.
10 10 -. -
10 to l>'>
10 Territories re- t~tctC cd, -.
do - coupon. 80
do New tlVcs. h.,
do Currency SKIES. 80.
FLuUs AND GRAM lien A., ,,r t.....- .-
tiuues good, uIlr,> sustained ma f... --.. -..
while very dc,ll;,b}e hands .,r -,,,.S.'.,-.. d,
scarce. [. III lvnaln- olIitr mi - '+--. -.
lar drlnand. We quote:
Flour, " c,lcr1l suicrugc = ltl mo-. 81 t..-
mon .yirls 81 - - a. A.. 49, 49,
= 90 NlnnrsoI, ,>fra. 49,, i,.,
Ia .J0y45: wu,te v5r,r 1, ~, -.
Michigan, at utG..1; | limos a. !, -
ST. louI- AT ST .,uu> - Southern .... ,.>-.. =
choice family =, > a 90. olu Nj : .t..
! bbl. Rye r ipur - ~ A. - u
30 Corn mixed ANA 1c .t,v p. =
oats nlNei All uh;;r 49, r. 1.',,-
shorts =. ton 20 Ouu /. 3: t,,I,. ...l a. -,.t,
Muiihnr- - UyG1, uu
HtA>>-Ae quote ,..,ri.c Y , f.,.r,, FL, o.. t.... .
pca leans AT - nal : 4. !,
nan,.lnckcd AZ u 6 al - =. ,-.,- g., ...l.. 81 +.
81 iuaI ~ :. I'm lu.ii,io ,..,,.... - : -.
do common 10 good at iI.I ,.. -. 81.
yellow ewes At - 2lda o. : .U-h.t H,!.>r
/ Observation-Disclosures l,,r''l,I - A..
/ lunIe piime ut sl5o,o IL "a. ,n..- o., . .--
and >, u9a -. - Tor cher ~, ,.>..', -
demand stelIv ana the -.ll,.~ 81 ms 't.,. .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE ALMANAC

The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE AIy.x.c
FOR 1876 has qualities of merit which
should commend it to the attention an,
purchase of every intelligent voter. Ia
election returns are full and accurate md
are specially valuable in this Presidents,
year We notice in it it, however ..
blunder which it has stuck TO :,or y,.,r.
1t still persists in giving the Vernon,
presidential vote in 1860 wrong-oive.
Bells vote to Breckenridge, and Bre, ken.
ridges to Bell. Other statistical alma
macs, like the World Almanac. have cn,..
led the blunder from year to year The
statistics of commerce. industry, trad. ma
manufactures, are clear. comprehensive
and trustworthy many Of them have never
before been published, and all the contents
useful and practical. The little annual
preserves all its old merits ~ the san.
dard authority OH political statistics
Send twenty-five cents To TIE TRIBUNE
Office for the Almanac.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

The Pennsylvania Democrats are in IA
vor OF having the National Convention
held at Philadelphia, in Independence
Hall, on Jnly4 The State Committee
passed resolution to that cffec. at their
recent meeting, when it was decided to
hold the State Convention at Lancaster on
March o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26
We notice from the Rail Road Gazette
of Jan. 81, the following statistics in re-
gard to railroad accidents in the United
States during the years 1874 and 1875:
Total No. accidents.

It would seem from this, that such ac-
cidents were on the increase. but from
statistics of former years it has been shown
that the number of accidents vary as
the winters arc cold or mild instance
1873 was very cold and rough winter.
while 1874 was mild. 1873 was cold and
the number of accidents were more than
in 1875.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

Senator Christiancy's bill in relation t.
polvgamy, introduced in the Senate tn,
10th. provides that in trials for that crime
no man shall be eligible rs y juror who
shall have more than one wife whether
spiritual or material. and il refusal to an
swer whether or not he has more than one
wife is su;li lent cause TO exclude him from,
the jury box.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

Maine leads off in the choice Of delegates
and, as WAS anticipated. there is II strong
feeling there in favor Of placing he name
Of MI Blaine ut the head of the Nationa
ticket. 1t is not without good rcas, II
that the republicans Of that State ar,
proud of him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

TIE ENGLISH NATIONAL RIFLE AS,o-
CITATION WANTS A MONOPOLY The Eng
fish National Rifle Association has accel,
ed the challange of the Rifle Association
of America for an international match.
provided that no other team of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain is allowed 10
compete.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

The election of Mr.. Lamar as l S S-na-
tor, by the Legislature of Mississippi. gives
much satisfaction 1t Washington. even
among the republicans. The Mississippi
Democrats could not have made a better
selection. He is one Of those "rcbrls" wlin
was not ashamed when the rebellion WAS
stopped to say SO. and to ask for the remoy-
al of his disal ilities from Republicans
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

in the Ohio house of representatives on
Friday the bill to repeal the well known
Geh;,m law was passed by party Vote.
The republicans with one exception favor
ing it, and the democrats opposing il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-01-26

The SOUTH CAROLINA FIGur.-Thc
Legislature of South Carolina is in session
again, and the fight between Gov. Cham
berlin, and Moses and Whipper, who have
been elected judges. but whom he refuses
to commission. is re-opened with increas-
ed obstinacy and feeling on both sides.
the e cpr s'1 Hnr ", pioooIy nave to go to
Whipper and Moses and their hackers, we
copy this from speech of Whipper's to
the Legislature on Tuesday:
no When Moses is saint in heaven Chalnberlin vii
ne howllng III hell ID; H. Chamberlain is unht tor
earth to heayeL he could not ascend and in he itself
Tue oeHIl would spurn hun out Chamberlin is ba II
hearted traitor and he has gone that he must
people. and the same spirit that rose in the time If
Charles l. Will rise now and behead him The cnnsti
tutlon commands the governor commissionS -
az STATE oncers ELECTED and. refus llx SO to d.
Chamberlln proves himself perjurei wretch Tn.
eWs aud courier sanctum smells of hell feel If m
duty to myself to my supporters and my race To- tai
my seat as judge at all hazards and will either he de
MED that position by law be re lleye y deatb
W i'll die before Will resign -A' 1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-17

The Surgeons of the National Slr-
gical Institute, located in indianapolis;
Pacific Division, Alba nbra Building,
Bush Street, san Francisco. have yielded
10 the many urgent appeals from their
patrons and friends in Oregon and
Washington Territory and adjoining
regions, Ia visit Portland The former
visit was highly satisfactory and en-
courdging, many of the patients then
accepted for treatment being now en-
tirely cured, while nearly all are greatly
benefited and IN a fair way of recovery
Three or more Of the Surgeons will be
AT the Cosmopolitan Hotel, in Portland,
Oregon, from Monday. the 2Sth day of
August, until Saturday. the 2d Septem-
ber. 1876. six days inclusive
They will have with them great
variety of surgical apparatus, appli-
ances, etc, and competent workmen to
change, tit, and make such apparatus as
may be required. They will come es-
pecially prepared to treat all surgical
eases Paralysis. all kinds of Deform-
tiles of the Face. Spine and Limbs.
Diseased Joints. Diseased Eyes, Catarrh.
Private Diseases Piles, Fistula, etc
All who wish To avail themselves oi
the advantages of the Institute, without
the long journey to San Francisco on
indianapolis, should do so at this time
No cases will be undertaken without q
fair hope OF relief 1t is needless to say
that the Institution is entirely response
ble, and the largest and most popular
of the Kind in America. curing thou
slnds annually Remember the tim,
and place. and come early. 80 Send
10 the Institute for circular.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-17

be tottered out OF the room. One of
the gang was a csrtifcated pilot lie
was to arrange that be should go on
board the Monarch. which Was richly
frieghted. and bring her on the shall
lows opposite the kentish marshes-;hs
spot 10 b. inlicatsd from = certain
light oIl the shore. The weather
lookei dirty at the mouth of tho
Ihane~. and the captain asked the
pilot whether he had bitter go UP the
Tiser or lie {" The piio. was for pro-
ceeiing which WAS likewise the cap.
tain wish. a. the vessel was under de-
murrage 50 he promised the pilot sd-
ditionai pay TO carry the ship safely to
Orave-end. About midnight. the cap
tain who would no. quit the deck,
sped some lights which were strange to
pilot what they indicated. The pilot
ftigned ignorance. The speed of the
vessel WAS slackeued. when the lookout
announced boat off the starboard
bow The next moment and my lads
picked men-swarmed on deck The
captains establishment was great. but
at once explained the purport of my
errand. The captain was indignant,
ans. spoke of being under the prntec-
'ion Of the pilot. If this, said l. is
the Monarch from Calcutta, captain, l
take the temporary command of her.
and my first act in office is To sieze
Botley'
lou are parcel of maniacs.
cried the captain Ill rage Botley is
tie pilot
g Really, captain, | rejoined. you
must let me have my own way here.
This honest pilot in q few minutes
would have run you aground. and those
lights ahead tell him exactly where.
and the river pirates would have been
on board like bees. Indeed, l can hear
them now coming Listen There is
no time tn lose. Muster your men and
arm them a. once there will he some
blood split here.
he men were shortly ready for
anything with their captain at their
head, myself and men being SO disposed
as to cnt of the retreat of the gang.
They came up 10 the sides of the ship,
using coarse language, and rendered
more murderous with run, cntiass and
pistol in land Great was their con-
sternation when they found they had
been outwiitcd. Some were wounded,
or driven overheard. while the rest i'm
plored mercy. Chief among the last
was Tim Brown. whom | made nv mar
ticnlar prisoner. | was sorry for Tim,
ard would have done him IA good turn
if | could He was the son, by the
firrt wife, Of a baronet of n good family.
but had been badly brought up. l
wished To have saved him If could.
1t was otherwise he was tried and sen-
'"n"ad 10 Won't Y vna rs. nanal snrvifnda
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-29
Application for Patent
TO THE ORIGINAL BALTIC
MINE.

Eureka. Nevada. November !. 1

Eureka. Nevada. November .. 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ GuStaY Peterson and John y. Peterson.
whose postotiee address is Eurek7, Nevada.
have this day 1led thtir application ior a pat
ent for leo linesr feet Of tho Original Baltic
Nine or vein bearing silver, with surface
ground zoo feet in width, situate, lying anu
being IN Eureka Mining District, county Of
Eureka and state Nevada. and known and
designated by the Geld notes add official plat
on lille in this office as Lot No. liz.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. liz
beihg as follows, to-wit:
Variation lbls dog. east, commencing Al a
post marked No. !, IT,. ). Survey No. liz {;
shence post No. / OF r.. s. Survey No. rs,
Grant Lode, bears :. gdeg. - min. W.. 2Us feet;
The flagstaff in the town Of Eureka bears y.
81 dog. ~ min. r., Hts feet: the highest
point Of Ruby Hill No; l. bears y. deg -
shaft bears n. 80 deg. " sos feet; thence run
ming LIST course 5. bUls deg. ". 20o 'eet, to post
marked'No. 2, Z. $. Survey No. liz tn nee,
Cd course n. g0i9 deg. W.. 1000 feet, 70 post
I'd course n. 60S deg. 4. 200 feet, TO post
marked No. 4, U. 5. Survey No. liz; md
thence, ith course s. Z9s deg. L. 900 feet to
post No. l., the place Of beginning, containing
1 5l-l00 acres.
This claim is bounded on neither eud by
any known claimants; the nearest mines are
the Silver state and Grant.
The location Of this mino is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office OF Eureka Mining
District. in Book f., Of page 227.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Original Baltic Mine or said
mining ground as herein before described, are
required to file their adverse claim with tae
Register of the United states Land Once az
Eureka, in tho State of Nevada, during tue
sixty days period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the provis-
ions Of the statute.
n8-1Od ID. b. IMMEL, Register.