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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
FOREIGN.
DEPRESSING. EFFECT

DEPRESSING. EFFECT.
London, Eng. Nov. l3-Tbc Cars
speech-nt Moscow, Friday, has had a
depressing effect on tho stock ex-
change here.
SHIPPING DISASTERS.
A heavy gale prevailed on the
coast Saturday and Sunday nights. A
number Of shipping disasters are re:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

OK - COO per aAy q, nome. esupiss
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FWtland Aaaus. S6UiynAr'.w<k
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

commcnt coula enhance the gravity
OF so critical a situation as it reveals
lf the temper, too plainly Indicated in
this naughty mevsugv-, rs really domi-
nant at Copsiantiosple. The prospect
is a gloomy onq lndied.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

---F7-----fffE fE b11t HfFtt STA tbs.
Secretary GhHtsflier IN Ia an Interview
with the president 10. day, expressed
his confidence that Florida, louisiana
and South i, Caroline had gone for
Hayes. This morning Secretary
Chandler received . dispatch from
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

Governor Stearns at Tutiahassee, say.
ing, as to the rumors regarding Sen,
at1r Conover, the has this morning
uneqnivocnlly declared 10 me, in the
presence Of threk witnesses, that he
has ssnt,no telegram which did not
claim the state as certain for ,he re-
pubjicans. This morning, just before,
lie telegraphed to that effect to New
Ynrk
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
coNGREssMAN. CLAIMED.

Cairo, H., Nov. 13-Democrats
claim the election of Harlzell, demo
crat, to congress in the 18th district
by 90 majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
JoaGENsoN ELECTED.

New York, Nov. IA special dis
patch from Petersburg says Mr.. Jor-
gensen, republican, is elected to con
gress from the fourth Virginia dist
rict by over one thousand majority.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Washington, Nov. 13--Judge d.
<. Carter Of the supreme Court, of
this district, has gone to Columbia,
5. e., ut the request OF the president
to be present a.4the jcanvass Of the
vote Of South Carolina.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

canvassers heard an argumen, this
afternoon from Leroy 7. Youmans, in
behalf Of democratic citizens.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

Charleston, S. c., Nov, 13-1he
democrats to-day fled protest
against the late election in Chsrieaton
county on the ground Of intimidation
and illegaiity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
CHANDLER AND LOUISIANA.

Washington, Nov. 13-Secretary
Chandler says there is no foundation
Whatever for the report telegra phed
from New Orleans to some northern
journals that he has telegtaphed to
Governor Kellogg that Louisiana
must be counted for Hayes at all haz-
ards, and that Kellogg has given as
sprance that it will be so counted
Secretary Chandler emphsticaliy de
hat he-hag Aeith her asked ore:
oaiypa any such assurance
, 1876-11-26

pose to offer special Inducements for them .a,3 70
come and hear the Gospel. All who Wish wen
tn the Young men Of the city are interested IN
securing their attendance u pom the occasion: sion;
Mr. MOODY is SO thoroughly in sympathy "ftn for
Young men, and is SO identified with wo1S s3s l9r
them, that an address to young men WILL caii
out all his carnestness-
COAL EXCHANGE.
Mr.. O. ". Colt was elected temporary Chair
man m at the meeting Of the Coal Exchange yes
terday afternoon. ~ ,oo, nm
IN Nor. q as follows: Anthracite, 953 tons
to date 1s!5 i in6na tons s 19 sa@e tons ops;
n same date 1875, 255,13s tons; to same date
1874, 25S, ,595 tons. ,.,, -.
Tie Committee appointed to confer r with Inc tne
Wilmington Coal Company reported that mere
ras a prospect OF an alnicable a1TanTcmemehl.
The trouble was that dealers err sclng nf:aa ta
nart OF the wilmington Company, stated that
they would make their prices lower Ut, unless the
Exchange kept up the price OF brar Hnl.
No definite action was taken before the meet
ing adjourned.
, 1876-11-26
CANADIAN ITEMS.

Special Dtsp6fc1 10 ARE 1510hHe-
MONTREAL, Nov. 25.-Thc Board OF Trade
have addressed strong letter to the Govern
ment deprecating the rumored intention OF
making the Allan steamboats, call at Halifax to
land the mails. 1t is agreed here that any
attempt to force freight oyer the 1ntercolonlh
Line will result in Western produce finding Its
way across the Atlantic via the Suspension
Bridge and New York, to the exclusion OF Mon
treal and other Canadian points.
Ten-do1lar tickets arc sold By ranrood agents
in Chicago for passage from the latter place
to Boston via Montreal, whilst q ticket from
this city to Boston costs s11 currency.
Special Dispatch to Tic Tribune.
QUEBEC, Nov: 25.-A petition largely signed
by French Canadians has been presented to the
(Ity Council, asking them to reconsider the
motion rejected lew weeks ago, touching the
taxation Of property now exempt: The petl-
tioners assert that nearly half the city is now in
possession OF religious and other corporations
who enjoy the benefit Of firc-bri$ade, water.
works, police, ETC., and that they should be put
on the same footing as other proprietors.
, 1876-11-26
DEATHS.


CMLAUF-In this city on the cath inst, Of
membrnnous Group. Bessie Beatrice Umlauf, aged
6years and days, daughterof Lewis Umlauf, Esq,
Funeral from 1889 1pdiana-ay on Sunday, Nov.
90, at 1:3o o'clock, BY carriages to Roseh1ll-
Friends are invited
e -Poughkecpse, N. T., papers please copy.
REGENSBURG-On Friday morning, Norman,
son OF Henry and Adelheid RegensburR, aged 7
years and months.
Funeral Sunday morning, Noy. &c, at 10 o'clock
from residence o. parents, No. 61o Wabash-av.
CLOWREY-1n this city. Nov. 25, at his late
residence, No. l:s' West Fourteenth st., Jeremiah
Clowry, aged So years.
Funeral Monday, the 9th, at 10 o'clock q. M,
by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
O'BRIEN-Noy 23, Thomas OBrien, plumber,
aged 49,
Funeral Sunday. Nov. &c. from 81 Mil1er-st. ,>to
holy Family Church; by carriages thence to cats
to Calvary.
wPeoria papers please copy.
TAPPER-On Nov. p, Ann, wife Of William
Taper, aged 85 years.
Funeral from her late residence, 458 West FIJI
teenth-st., Monday, Nov. 81, at l O'Clock p. m.
Friends are invited.
BARCHARD-In DespInines, Ill.,, Nov. Is, Ira
j., son OF Ira and Annie Barchard, aged years
l month and days.
Funeral from the Congregational Church in Des-
PLANES, Monday, the 9Th, at IL o'clock u. m-
lutctment at Park Ridge Cemetery.
DIBBLE-Nov. 25, Of consumption, at the resi-
dence Of her mother, 664 Michlgan-av., Ella L.
| Dibble.
~ Milwaukee and Dubuque papers please no.
| tics.
, 1876-11-26

known him to be boarder at Kussos ntIcr nohsr
for three weeks prior to the mu1net; n."aa1
witness. Mrs. Fries, Of No. Ill "a!aee etot tho
was too i'll to appear, but mas statsu I'll s,,n.
+hrec Italians we're in her saloon nearly AZ 2rh, %
dav d 90 afternoon engaged in drunken TOW. me ne
wcb seemed to be etightening about va1r4so 3 n' ~
t;cbtlv that he was again held without oa'l un-
til next Tuesday.
A vacant building at No. 221 West Randolph
e+-cet wos entered bv burglars at an carry toul
Yesterday morning, but lead pipe iormeu t luz, LIT
only plundcr. This they dlllgensls ~ ~. ,uatt I
more 81 convenient hour for removing it: OnGea &c.
Patrick Dayoran laid five hours IN "alt lol ~, .irs
thiercs. md finally captured young man . glv-
inr the name Of P. n. Kelley. Nne1 enE oiisv Iev
came before Justice scully yesterday y Mea an1
demanded jury trial, and obta1nea ILL., IL, a4o ~
also his discharge there being no eaehheGe 1hGerr 70
convict him of having committed tne n@est touu1es
aithnugh the suspicion was oil tue
nature.
The hour of 80 last night was tixed upon ol
hv The nolice of the Madison Street Station LOT
al indtscriminate raid upon inc p15at} p,5a hGios
ab5nuniiine in that division Of the city, as wen
as = general arrest Of all vagrants ana unl-
fortunates found upon the streets at ~tnat noul
As consequence pandcmonium relgneu .5nS ~ snS
station at midnight-the cells were tt csunuIu III
with mass of the lowest Of low humanity, ~
shouting with rage and drunkenness.
% Men, Women, aud youths, young oe,ea enougn n
to be- called children we're huddled tosetner IL,
" e9e stb Gis @ and nastiness. Thy following were
among @ the dives visited before midnight altsf
Which, Which hour several more holes, together VIII ti3
several gambling dens, were VISITED Ute i ~; Wss5
South Union street, four inmates; 70: a Mnsn
ington street, three inmatSY 81 s9 20 sath +, union
ton street, SIX inmetes "a sG vast Lake street,
etxiS, ex inmates; No. Is Meridian street, dye in
mates: ma n. No. IS Desplaincs street, twelve in
mates; No. 24 Randolph street. o,aa nlne
inmates; No II South Halstea streef fr- S,etH tHe
| inmates. The dilapidated creatures from - sne
| last ] two nlaccs were booked as yagrants, they
Who u made I the places in which they were caught
| the dcns for 1eecing their victims. besloes
these several score Of street Vasrants were
| ecoooed in.
, 1876-11-26
MARRIAGES.


FURLONG-HAIGLE-By the Rev. A. Adrian
ut the residence Ut the BRIDES parc1he, 150 West
Adams-st., Mr.. J. Furlong and NNs Martha 4.
Uaisle, on Nov 16.
RHODES s-ADAMs-Mondey, Nov. 20, at the
residence OF the bride. Bowen -av., Hyde Park. by
the Rev. W. G. Willing: Mr.. George II. Rhodes and
Miss Aggie A. Adams, both of this city.
BURGESS-S SMALLEY-1n this city on the 23d
inst. by the r ev. Mr. Anderson. Edward A. Bur-
CESS, Of Thornton, Ill, and MissjElZa T. smalley,
youngest daughter Of Judge Z. smallcy, Of Morris
Co., Kan.
WN-McDOUGALL-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Il Honore-s Thursday, Nov.
23. by the Rev. E. P. Goodwin. D. D.. ME. S. A
Brown. OF Humboldt, Kan, and Miss Mary Nc
Dougnll, of this city. No cards.
BROWNIE this city, Nov. 25, by
the Rev. Abbott E. Kittredse, Mr.. Charles A.
Brown and Miss Maggie Crowley.
- Rockford (tl1. } papers please copy.
CooNEY-GLEEsoN-on Sunday, Nov. 10, a
the Church Of the Holy Family. By the Rev;
Mary 4. Gleeson, Of Milwaukee.
, 1876-11-26

p,,ns tomorrow evening in the Church OF the
nedecmer. corner of Washington and Sansnmoh
streets.
comrodes of REYNOLDS Post No. q, 6. a: H.
will elect officers for the ensuing year r.1ua!
evening, at their hall corner Hals1eo ano 4n"o'
son streets.
There will be grand complimentary oenent G
hv leading citizens to- Mrs. Minnie J.. Culn- Jun
n3;jnrs at Plymouth Church Thanksgiving nlsntt ,:
This Young reader starts for CalnornlA Heal
month.
The third annual meeting Of the Mt HolXoke
A1nmnae Association Of the Northwest VIII oe
held ut the Pacific at p. m to-day. - "o ~
have been pupils at the seminary "io i"'''~0 ~
attend.
The Sunday Lecture Society will 1a1; 9P1s;n i us ;
eSafSS oeosk 's James as + Fields, Of Boston viii de-
liver "a Plea for Checrfulness." Admlsslon'
10 cents. Doors open at =.
The second lecture in the Afternoon Lecture L Mm Mm
Course of the Chicago Homeopathic Gouese
viii be- riyen by DR.. John ": streeter, trlday;
Dec. i, at p. IN. Subject: "Care Oh cnlolen'
Mothers are Invited
There will be special THANKSGIVING service at
Calvary Church, on Warren avenue near
Western avenue, with celebration OF tue hoiI "
Communion, Thursday morning, Nov. ~, At Il! ~
O'clock Tic Rev. Luther Pardee will OIL"
ciate. .All are invited.
There will be concert BY Mrs. E: F. Cooke
and her pupils ut the Washingtonian tome,
corner Of West Madison street ana kGgnHt UGufu
Of the church Of our Lady OF sorrow. Inc
musical accomplishments Of Mrs. Cooke and her
school need no praise.
On and after to-day the following winter
schedule Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, ana
Chicaoo goes into effect. Leave: n1ail anu Ex-
press NJ Pacific EzpreSNS' N', H4n an6 p Fxoress
p :. m: m: f'sN' A~''''''
THANKSGIVING Day, ut 10 o'clock q. m, Hlgh
! Mas vii he celebrated in the Cathedral OF tue
| HOLY Name, BY request Of the Union Catnollc
| Library Association. The Kew. John Mealallen'
D. D., will deliver sermon, aud a CHOIR OF VOL
ulltccrs from several OF the cnulcnes u 1nle Guy
| will furnish the music
Saturday ,s the 18th anniversary OF the execu-
tion ot John Brown. On that occasion an I'M
| nortant meeting was held in this city IN Fly-
| mouth Church. The old sympathlzers Win
John Brown will commemorate tins annlvel-
| sary this year by another meeting ID 1lynouta
Church on Saturday evening
The Anmnm opens two ~ new w. flasses ans fnp
| hcrjnners aud one fur reading or conversation.
Tic Shakespeare class is Tuesday evening. 4,
| day-scbool OF individual study in common ana
| academic branches will begin about Dec 1u'
| Piano pupils received ct I'LL times
| A literary and musical entertainment viii be
| riven at the Ellis Avenue Music Hall Monday
erening. for the benefit OF the Temperance Coffee
House on Cottage Grove Avenue. Mrs. llsdaie
| will read some choice selections, Mrs. ". F.
! Footc, Miss Ella Bond, and Messrs L. u;
Fisher, Jr., and 4. D. Eddy will furnish the Voca
| music
The thirty-drst anniversary dinner Of the III.
4kxv %r1sn nj
, 1876-11-26
Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune

bp3t7u1 01sps@st7s 70 1''e - s7"'7
WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 25.-An outbreak OF
smallpox at Gimli settlement, lcelandeFs'
Lane, Winnipeg, is announced. Eighty per-
sons are under treatment. There have been
twenty deaths in ten days. The Indians are In
fected, and many deaths have occurred among;
them. Quarantine is established and enforced
ST.. PAUL, Ninn., Nov. 25.-A Winnipeg dis.
patch says there has been serious outbreak Of
smallpox in the Giml settlement OF lcelanders
on Lake Winnipeg, and twenty deaths have oc.
cured in ten days. Dr: Lynch. physician sent it
hands. He telegraphs TINT Of 20 Indians at
Sandy Bar, only two survive. The eLieutenant-Goy-
ernor has issued proclamation warning people
from contact with the settlement, and sent
troops to enforce 1t.
, 1876-11-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All members Of the R. c. T. a. Union are
called to formal meeting this afternoon at Q
O'Clock, at Maskell Hall.
The grocers and market-men on Twenty-sec-
ond street have agreed to close their places Of
business all day on Thursday.
The "Bulwer Thespian' Club Will give the
celebrated comedy Of Money! at the Chicago
AthenRum, Is Washington street, Wednesday
evening.
Robert Heryey, Esq, viii lecture On Robert
, 1876-11-26
INSURANCE..

THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE.
The withdrawal of the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company-one Of the
strongest of the English companies do
ing business in the United States-fron
the National Board Of Underwriters,
ers, will not, it is claimed, impair the stability
OF the combination or tend to its Immediate dis
solution; but what tue ultimate effect will be is
*oue of those things no fellow can find out"
The rumored ground for the severance Of the
ties is faithlessness on the part of some Of
the members Of the Board.' In what respect
is not stated. Not living no to the articles Of
faith on the part Of ''some" is apt to dis
gust other companies which do adhere
to their agreements, and the detection
of ore of the best Of these cannot
fail to have more or less influence with tae
others, and lead them to at least consider the
expediency Or withdrawing. Hence the example
OF the North British may he the means OF anduc-
ing other sound companies to desert anu brcaE
up the Board. It is said that the North British
officers have no disposition to cut rates-that
they DO not believe those prevailing: arc cxces'
siye. However, being no longer under obllga-
tion to adhere to arbitrary tariffs It is not 11n'
likely that policies, especially In tn; the
sSant gup: as will arc 0s eonsasred xfea advanaee ID x
Gus. Chicago will not be benefited, perhaps,
by the detection, since the North British has
not written anything here for two years. II the
agency is re-establishcd, and the Company en-
ters into competition with the companies be.
longing to the local Board, there will be livel!
cutting all around, and the only question will
be which can hold out the longest at non-paying
rates.
THE EQUITABLE.
4 final dividend meeting was held yesterday
afternoon in the estate of the bankrupt Equita
bic Insurance Company, and the Assignee, o
Il. Horton, submitted his report, which is II
substance as follows:
The total amount OF claims that have been ad
;neted and allowed, and for which proofs Of deb
have been made before the Register, amount t.
81. ST., 3l4.5l
From the detailed account OF the present A.
, 1876-11-26
THE MILITIA.

-
ThereIs a prospect Of having another mill
tary organization in this city An effort is being
made among number OF young gentlemen on
the South Side to form g company alter the
stvlc Of the old Ellsworth Zouaycs. They held
a preliminary meeting last evening at No. 96o
Wabash avenue, where Notwithstanding the
discouraging lack Of gas, they managed to ac-
complish considerable business.
Mr.. A. H, Wagner called the meeting to order,
and Mr.. W. ". Wells acted as Secretary. Ihe
nrst business was declared to be the election OF
officers, and the following we're nominated 1,1 ana
elected by acclamation: President, 4. H: Wag-
ncr; Vice President, F. Brust; Secretary, W. ".
Wells; Treasurer, J. p. Tyner.
Messrs. Bignall, Wells, and .Brust were ap-
pointed q committee to draft constitution and
bylaws.
appointed committee to select place Of meet
The Committee OH Ar1nory reported in favor
Of Burlington Hall for permanent place OF
meeting:
An adjournment was then had until Wednes-
day evening AZ Central Hall.
THE HANNIBAL GUARDS.
Wednesday the above-nalned company Uor-
merly known as Zouayes, and composed entire
|. " of young colored men), invited and had Gu
active part having been taken by the leading
Soeote' @ent then 1A numbers The Company Is
much Todilsd moi nasing = Fesolved IT, to
"Guard suit, aud are revising their eonstitu-
will apply Immediately for the arms promised
them last spring By Adjt,-Gen. Hilliard. As
their financial resources arc comparatively linn
| tied; they ask all who may take an interest in
uniforms 4 meeting for drill and the transac
| tion of imnortant business will be held Wednes
, 1876-11-26
One of the Indignant Ones.

TnNfSr7IIe COMMERCIAL. UT
An indignant Democrat down town approached
the proprietor Of meat-stand yesterday IN 8
great passion. SAYING: -...
/" II I'd known you was Radical I'd never
given you a dollar OF my custom. You don't
get another cent of my trade"
The butcher looked at him calmly, and then
remarked: .
1tVell, my friend, If you'll youst pay me-
fifteen tollars und fordy cents, what you has
owned me six months, you can take your
custom to some oder shop. I don't like such
customers all awhile much"
, 1876-11-26
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26-1 a. m.-tor
the 11pner Lake region, norther1y winds, sta
ttonarv temperature, and rising barometer, fol-
1o,rad hv falling barometer. warmer, southerly
winds. nartlv cloudy weather, aud occasional
light snow.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-11-26
nIINOIS SPIRITUAL1STS:

THEIR QUARTERLY MEEllNb.
r,. ,ro.+,,or,, r,1;nois Association OF Spirit
Inc Noftucfn 1sl414o47 80, .~a.;s. ,oe+ardov
ual'sts oegan a. wv oa;2 w.: s1o5,s.,
morning in Crows Opera-Hall Oh Ncs1 Aao1son
street. Only about twenty-lvc delegates we're
1~,.a,+ ot the first session. Mrs J. II. Sew
,I:1.r,,,,-.o ,,cc,niea the chair. and
erance' Oh An" aoAee' eeeap~e t.,,o,,,aa ~,
made the opening Speech one mas io41o"su ~
F. F. Follct, OF Rockford, ueofSe oase' anu -
" III Wheat, who, together, occupied the
,,o-,;,r
n'ui an,s- +,,o ,,,o,,harahir increased
In the alteFnoou tno .ue4A ao.,
to about forty. A Committee on BUSINESS, eoh-
sisting of Mr.. Gage, Mrs. Williams, anu Or'
Howar1 and another on Finance, comprising
.[e1'.a n,;..o,, v;11;,ms and Fol1ett. were an
.ucssis, r eu,a r3haTnr ras elected Secre-
pola!teu. -. A''
ta1y pfo e.;r ec, ,rocaedaa as n conference, each
.,>aa,sar h.;nt3 ni}owcd ten minutes to give his
speaker neloS ~ ,nlu"eu ~ aro;ost Snritmalsm. Mr.
u mms ~. 'i.ms 1 - +ha tsiE;nr hv snyinp that be
foie.e 1pSnu t;.nt s,t;r;tna1;sm made men better;
% ngS'Iu 10 had t' co9;e Under spirit impressions he
wnen nc nau souS stpa,- He did mt he1ieye the
nau nsse' Fly Etnso ,,h;.h aiiowel a nan to sin
ortoho1 .!; ~ 49, rean to rencnt vas GOOD one.
UNI IG t gUs aaer Grer the riyern to her own
,;nsa,e .a.s, "HS.s e0
aceompanlnaens, lo,.a ~ nsrnetna, Growth as the
NJ. Iope epune tho roce M enI thongbt that soul
great acsre hn}d 81 'he he the cmbodnsnt Of inte
| gence.
Il. H. Brown. the formal speaker OF the alter
| noon, then delivered lecture on q Evolution
| ond 7+s Relation to Modern Science" Ills cen
| 1rol lion vas that ali modern Improvement was
Ira lu5 r.s % 4ha aonI;t;on nj The savage and
c9oNeu tIo'1l ~ lHo r,o;.;;t, wos m out9rnw1h h
that the Goa ol 1n1lst'AAst tr, mas a,,,o 49, to;n ~
OF the goa u TUG ea'a5et 4;1; ~ e ond - a1o
, 1876-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS
One Car Louisiana Oranges

ma for ala low 10 Tie trade r. 2. ~
Frpit ana Produce Commission AercoAn~
ind J6ckson.at.
, 1876-11-26

sigpee it appears that there wns received o. @ MN
At the date Of his appointment/to to succeed James
Long, deceased, the former AssignseM AZ gas AZ
ReccIYed since that date-. + $50 80 o,e 80. AZ
, 1876-11-26

The disbursements Of Zthc
since that date arc as follows:
Upon policies, dividend OF .
per cent. t..........-.--.. ....0
To William II. Bradley, Clerk
Of Court, fees. $50. ..-.---.
TO Il. \. Hibbard, Register
TO estate of James Long. de-
ceased, fees allowed to said
Long By said Court. t......-+
TO o. II. Horton, Assignee,
fees to date.
To United States Marshal,
ices -.-...-..--..-- -..' -.
For clerk hire, attorneys
fees, stationery, printing.
incidental expenses, anu
advertisement. .......-..-..
, 1876-11-26

Can't. B. E. Moore will command, with the same
roster, until May, 1877.
, 1876-11-26


From this amount must be deducted
the estimated expenses:
For rent. ..:...-.9 fo'oe
For clerk hire and incidental
expenses ........ ~0"'"o
For William H. Bradley, mn =,
Clerk ,..--...........-.- 3ou. @ ~ ~
For Assignee G;fecs: :-........ loo.oS
Amount due on the 5 per
cent dividend yet uncaled nm eo
for. 4sooo'oV
Amount necessary to pnyo
per cent dividend on claims
proved since 1t was de-
cared d.......-...-.......-. o,1fo'4 ~ = oos m
, 1876-11-26

Maximum thermometer. 50; minimum. %.
GENERAL oBSERyATIoSs.
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