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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
ysluMTE:a COMMITTEE:
Svs-c1MMIIT:Es:

Or Csrs-w. II. {. Gibson.
On Gro !nds-farner 1readway, p I. Lyman
+ P Wentworth A. Waltz, 4. 4. Rea1 Carson
On Musie-Wiu Thomas l'irslnia'' T. T.
Morse (Gold HillD. T. 4. Read CARSON
70 Collect Tickets on ''ars-.Iohn Lambert, {.
Rawsouw. Iirker, Frank Morrill, Virginia
Il O. Adams. J. hicnar !son, \. Fox, H. NJ Jew
t I Gold riil1. ". Atkinson, w IL tlliott Sll-
yer Cityl. :. r. Hoole. Judge Bowkcr lRenol.
On A easements J. ". Noy"ss Hon. W. D
Wool. II IN. {. +. belong.
Or III l:ing-Alf Eoten, George Dsly, K. Il.
TAYLOR.
ON Iiclets-Lee McGown.
ON Police Regulations on Gcounds-Sheril
Swift of Carson.
manager of Commi.sary Car-Mor-is Gra CORY.
Manager of Paviiion-Seymour fivley.
gate Nauagsr--S i'll Thomas.
Tickets for the picnic can be obtained from
the following gentlemen Virginia CITY, Lee
NcGoyn at Judge kDox's Courtroom; Gold
Hill W. II. Meserve; Silver City, j. " Greer
Carson, y. T. Swift; Reno. DIR. >. A. McMeaEs
DAYTON. j. II. Jaaua.
Special Excursion Trains over the Virginia
and Iruckee Railroad will convey the Pioneers
and their friends to and from the picnic grounds
aying Virginia City at 7:i5 A. NJ, Gold Hill at
a. NJ stopping at Sill ser City switch and other
noiuts ior excurs; lists. Returning. the trains
viii leave the gro ,sis at . o ciocK +: N.
The National Guard Of Firsinis City. by spe-
cisl invitation have kindly consented 10 do
duty as escort of the day. $50
The best Bands of Music in the State will sc-
company the excursion. and IN the spacious
new bail on the grounds all who desire can IN
dulge il dsncing.
Perfect safety and strict order will be secured
by special conductors aud guards on the trains
| and by large and Efficient force OF pePuty
Sheritfs and special Policemen, under the COM
ms nd Of the sheriff of Ormsby county, ana Sc
iected feom the Pioneers themselves.
No improper or objectionable characters Will
Re allowed either on the cars or on the grounds,
| and ali possible attention will be paid to the
comfort and pleasure of the guests.
| Tickets ,for the round trip, including
| admission to grounds) 81 81
| Gate Tickets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L So
| Procurable in Virginia City, Gold Hill. Silver
| CITY, Dayton. Carson and Reno, from persons
| duly authorized by the Society. Jy2ltd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04

IoTy.cIAI..!
SeisSPOSED AMENDMENT AM.
revision of :hc Constitution Of 1 ae state OF
!Sry.,as. passed. Al the eeSen'a session OF the
s.sgss,aiu.e: ,r
s,Srfp.. Taa; the Constitution OF shs state Oh
NsystA be amended as follows:
Sv~rsa sscticn one OF Article Is oil the Con-
sss ticri CT che Stale OF Nevada 50 az 20 read as
.ekixNvt
SECTION /. The ascsi GEAR sh.il commence on
h s-st d.y of December liz each year.
T%sssi January ~. 1875.
Resolved, IL the Assembly. the Senate con
-.r.i,g, THAT our history. Al State, hiss taught
q. :ne necessity Of revising the Constitution;
- Ls-csoro recommend the electors. at the
,Rrs SECTION for members OF the Legislature. to
- fpr or sgains. tn, calling Of Convention
- tas pu-pos, ct revising tho Constitution OF
.SeSsaic Of Nevada.
SNased February IL. 1915.
ILr-,sy certify .hs foregoing 20 bs true cop
ias from this o-:siaa: earo,ied Resolutions IL
Io n NV o:eice.
Witness rlY hand and the Great Seal OF
SsHA--i state. August ]. lsi6.
.1aEs-isw J. d. MINOR. Sec'y Of State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
TT. rnSsoy.IDaTEDG GOLD AM

"A silver Min ng Company - Ioestioa ct
nrin.;nal pIace Of business Carson thty, Ne
ysda Lection OF works, pyramid Lake Min
ing pis:ric' Washoe County, Nevada. Notice
is hsreby given thas there are delinquent "ton
the following dea, ribbed Capital STOCK % the
Comnsny on account of asses ment No. levied
March. 1876, the several amounts set oppose
~, r,S,,nrtiIyp .Itarsht licrs
, 1876-02-08
THE PRODUCE MARKE rs.
NEW Y0ttK,

Srt4la' DtspateA 70 Tia CAteags 7tibuHs.
EEw YoRK, Feb. 7.-0uAlA-Whoat Irregular aud
uaastticd; lheld l92c higher; sales OF li.Ooo bu
At 3l.0Aalod for rejected spring, 3l.l1 fur Nc. j
Chicago Ahoat, ILLS for No. = Milwaukee, In
etore, nna sl.35 for No. l spring; The follow
ting quotations Arc moro less nominal, ose4tl .Ds
for rejecsed spring: slos@s2o for ungrsded spring
s1.oltal-i2 for No. Chicago; $i.i23l14 for No. S
Milwaukee; t1.aial.20 for No. Chicago md North
WESTERN II. 1s9l.2t for No. Milwaukee; u, 10
for No. spring; 3l0 sl.s for winter rod Weslsrn
t2l9l.N for amber do; for whtto Western.
ltya qutet ald noH,al At B733o for Western, 00}Y3c
for aiate aud 8s9os for Canada In bond. harley quiet
and Be.ly lale Of 800 hu two-roweI 6tsta Il 95c
tho track. Corn No better; uetlse dousnd, both for
tis pftsrut and forward delivery sales Of bu n
614 asso for uu grads mixed and B4GsN4o for grueA
also Of ssu0 bu graded mixed for al and
la4t hsf Ut February II ss86tkc. Oaa qutot; salss
Of a. ooO bn 1t 4gas0c for alz Western and atats,
and %B@51a fur vhita Western aud EtatA.
pnov1sloas-Aiddles lrln, Al ltH@t2s for long
clear. Lasl heavy: aaea oF 100 tc1 ut 1870 fur pris
.trau; n tho nrat call for Pebsuasy $l2ao waa bid.
md $l3.s7Hc asked; for March 5l100 WA bid, and
SLABS asked; $50 cs sad for April At $l307H; May,
sl3l7Ho bid ana $3.50 asked; And for June $l327x
| hid Aad 3lJ.4o sstel.
~u4Kx-Msstst lovss; sales Of 80 brls Il t1.laN
psr Gsi
uhocK1ks-augst-Asske qulst snd unchanged;
tsr y good zenuins quoted 81 7ktsso; prts 4 ako:
lus dull and heavy; LILO auote ~ Ia gold
| Matscstta II 18i4i94c tn RolI- TrA-Aatkst quiet;
PRICED without material change.
T4kLox-Ru'es - :lull; prime quoted s. aGe;
! NEW Yox1. Fab. o.-coE7os-Wezf, l!&ls s-lec
, 1876-02-08

The following Instruments Sero Alol for recor j
Monday, Feb ::
cITx PROPERTY.
aams !. tbs slsyc, dated Feb 5.............. 7,ou0
eM cottsss Grows av, d cot Tweuty.third At, iii
ii. dated Feb. tAndrrv ). Cooper to Nor :, .oo
rai1s i,I1h a. cor ii rsonyh;i .i. IT, s;s
130 #, dated Fob. ttaurA ". Cooper to
saSs."en Se.sn % t. 4 Il Of rra,t Il /,
with buildings, date: jan. .5...: s,1oo
''sn Wiz inpso!smsnt:, d.tsi Feb. tilsnry T. .,
loncs TO Walter !; itSt, ;.;r; soooo
' win x. iucs to Waller L. IecIi. 49,. ...... $4,000
e9aaa aaa,t!ea @ x q triansls Of iie ssi0 t. d.;si
wt.s ~ r.yiof j. cor Of Lincoln It. ii;i
wh1a1, laa g. i, aao ces psp; & 81. 51
ITO II, with buildings, dated JAM 1a....... $500
.s1luo r, dated i'm. 27.:.:........:;;:: y. 500
Il. ..acd Arrii il. ia7s. 10000
wts. iaie i. cor Of areen 1t, n I. io]1lOo a.,
W.T. g. fsfa ia.a. s.'' t. II IN Il aoSis t. az 1855
ri.iis s y. s'iss 81 t'e
a ty.aeven.h IL It. U' v T. l7ssi2s It, dated fcb.
iwater l. Peek to william keyer) .......... 5000
ses Fas. ssa T. e s. s2ss: SisT; s
ws:' M II i. ~ i H!:;t:ti :tni ''' wv
High St, al Il i Of welatsr ", I, is IT to. o
west esIe rasns'esa as,sa IT, t. 81 ii iii: i: Isl
iOo #, with improvements, dated FeD. H.. l,9o
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN aAp1ua ori MILE
or couHT-iIoUGk.
HlIfy-thttd 1t. nchr n . cor Of Nichols av, 81,
sosiia r. dated Feb: 4........":..........$ 1.eoo
Wallace sta cor Of forty.nnth At, acres. =, oo,
1.nas, aass ss f. i; Il & o;ivo;a voai;; 2''0'
I, 2a1l7s It, with buildings, dAtca Dec. 10.
=. =; 'e'
, 1876-02-08

HHEEF-lI4CAlfeu, lthHs lH0fa Whd q. ROUN uG-
mard At laat xeek'o prizes. coInmon to medium
grades wore salsble at s4ooi.t, aud good 10 choice
1t s4.1sGso.t2H.
Nxw YoRk. Feb 7.-BEryEs-1secoipts, 1880. max
H. win but ~ e4r!osd. q Teasn. .u b,,t smai
nuIltrr Of vary poor n&tvea market extremely dull
wa rsl
loads Ii ths ma1k 10 liye weight: twp carloads Tux
prime stvs .tee g.; Il! th,ass eonSasrs ,ana
tercst a. that OF any former week this year.
saaIrnscstpts ysststd.y md ted.y 1t52o, 1nat
lower grades market weaker with decline Of nearly
aM M s .hs s nss e Ssrns99 ssgs s q ses
Sss: f. istssF asafo ~ CARLOAD q dno osis
Wfsa1's Bw1s:Sriso1a -s ~ yesterday and to-day, 1885, max
Ing u 6Go for the ~rok, hgalnst o. list wesk
os on ss' tss s + % re- @ ss cs;o.s II
natl, arrisad to-sisy.
EAST L1DHnT1.
lat three daJs j, cara Of through and II cars Of yard
stock 115s head making for tho weet ending shla
a.! 6so daG nrad aSs,ase o1s so week BEFORE No
Hoas-Heoslpts ID thses as,v 4,7so bo.d total for
r. sst ssS 1ss': fssps fssiti s ut esf''' Workers.
for The wrtk 32io1 saain.t 14o5 weok before; nono
selling to-day.
1T, IOuIa.
6T. LOUIS, Fab. 7.-lio0H-steady and unchanged !;
Yorhess. $7.25Gs76d; packing, $7,bo;21.76; o1irh,
$7.a1aH.D0.
CAT1LE-Qu!et and weak: 1itt1s doing; fair to
prime native stcnrs $i!5h1i pony nccfn, *J.15i
47t fair to choice 2.;34O0 native stuckcrs $3.50
@4.oo; fosdcrs, $4.23t44.sG.
c1NCIHNATf.
GINcISHATI, Fob. 7.-Hoaa--Active md higher !;
Ing s7.S5aa.ob; receipts. 1888; ellipnents, 400.
, 1876-02-08
Co., casa dry goods: Keith froa ctses dtJ goods.
Dutiea collected Fob. 7, 1870, Si,l25.bo.


HOG rnODUCTS-wcrs active, but easier. Tho
supply Of live hoEn was again light. but buyers were
not snxions TO take hold, and product Weakened In
sympathy. The movement apparently legitimate
reaction from tho buoyAncy Of last wccf when tho mar
ke tssahr up by general desfra to buy. Tcstrr-
day few PARTIES who hth held through Inst wcek con.
elude 1t VIA about tts 10 se and their offerings r..
ducc Vztcc1. though purciAscrs rather fro TO
ako hoA al sl1Qh. decline Tue packlns HeaHon han
eloacl at placet, and II cloalua at otcrs. tho
rricoa ntkta for hogs not being satIstscor5 70
and It ia thought that tho receipts hero Will not bo
materially swecd y tbs Iscontlntiahcs Of operations
At ether totnts but stoeks uf pork and lard here nro
moderately la.ee when viewed tn the Hight Of high
prices now ruling. and good many operators ycater-
LAY thought lie selling side tho Hatcst 10 take nn
der present eondltIons though spot product VIZ held
with considerable fruincns throughout.
Ntrsa ponx-was lcss active, and declined 1so PER
pf In sympathy viii, reduction OF IL in Liverpool!
COOL deal Of tho bustsess done here In chEnx-
uE over. several ehor contracts wsrs ed. Aalts
ss ,eer tho month at k1026ea 1soo hra scIirr
March q t9h4s@:ns7A: 7,te0 brs seller Arrtl IT, Il
cis s 1e 1a Ri H. sess msrSs; h.y .a,t ss .n,
a;t3S .s'sf a.fh; tao.7oesaa7aN aei1or arrii; and
Irms NJ, n";t W., s;,'sT at s'7.7sal 1890. Extra
sossst Of, tte longer fuures cash lots were held Will
relative Asmne.n, snd In fur demand for s!1iment
nnsnnsn "a. and re- s s.'ss
l437k; Alto tc. roller March a tl2s3HSl94o: and
aooo tcs selIct Api! At si4@l2to. Total, ss3o ses.
rnAry: &l9.3asa al1.a5 seller March: f!a+6tal1.47H
seller April; aud noninally at s2oassi2d2S foE est'st
MEArs-Weza less active, and averaged nearly !io
per II lower al round, though orrrcs rather hrs ring
~ al uls reduction buyers held OF. In consequence
If the easier feeling In posk and lard: tbs ttanaae
tioua wese mostly for immediate shipment. Sales
wern reported ct 81 botcs shoulders a 7Hc y oto IT,
, 1876-02-08

to III, and eisesd 4 llaHal1sI. Rock
,o ~ r5sf:.sea j. es%. b. rsat i ~, rr;i:rlsi
lhciho Mall to 81 Western Union 70 7a'i Er!s 10
17!f, aul ohios to 2l. Express atoeks were strong
uultd satts was tho fca.re EsinK to e91 nna CO..
Il ios Welis-Far9o Il II. and Asntrtcn a t9fNs0.
Ths earnings Of the Michigan Ceural show at IN.
month ast yoRr. TFanaictona weeo IL h.hrrs OF
which 1JeNI wnrA Pac!hu Mall, 49, 000 WeAtctn uninr.
pDQo Nortawtstnrn, lTo III. Psnl, 2s.9 Lake Hhorc.
l''{No New Yurh Ctntfnt, and 10 .Co0 ohtos.
fe luontJ market va esler II &4s. Pr!n7e mar.
ca,,ts paper bN q.
Cussom receipts. f469'ooo 69'ooo:
, 1876-02-08

Long and short cltars quoted a To cash, and
Il..e seller March, boxc1: green t!ams ll44l1Hc;
aweet-rctsd Do, 11H@l2&c: CumberlanEs, ll..c,
cash or llerFebrnAry: longcut hams, l2Et&lJc,
boxud taeon hams, l1al3L{c.
UnEAaK-Wss 1net 1t T{9ge. ... -.... -,..
nEEr pKODuGTS-Wsre steady anil rniet Mt soho
a1oo0 for mess, <1u.s0all.oo for e1ttn mcAs, and
J3l.s0ta77n0 for hams.
TALtow-Wes quoted At BAtA8Ac,
, 1876-02-08
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcse tle receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles uf produce In this city during the
,orty.elsht hours ending 1t o'clock on Monday
morung nnd for tho corresponding dsts ynar ago
, 1876-02-08

CAtTLE-nect!.ed during guuday and Monday,
a,o head. Trade In This brsuehos tbs market opsns
very quietly this week. There pressut about the
usual number VI luye1a Lu they verp s!ox tu getting
10 work. anl thu forenoon vas wst sdysneeu b4forS
, 1876-02-08

Third clear inch h............,........ pUNsa5oo
Third clear Thick t.......,............ &jOO9a8iD
clear onsing. hr4t and second. rough. Yb8ss3lO0
CleaF stiln9. hEst and socoua ....,4. 1A0OtAly.00
Ftrst common aia!n4.... 180c8,...
Flooring. sscoad common, dscssud. :. Toofsasoo
!sox M SoAf.is h'''.'''.'...."''''..... 20 pa4a7oo
stoef boards. ID and ii 55oo *sS
stock 1oarts.. 9ioaa2s.u0
stock boarls. lb01alGuu
common lumber, ii II mi Under iioSsiSS
Jniss aud slAutling. 10 10 24......... 1a60t3lG0o
;a sains:. s4 ass:s s.S9 3
UIfA-Csrbou W. setiye and :ifonn, viii teadeu
~ advauco. There was = very guilt market for
, I'd. waits', is deEsses test. H$sisHa; DE- 4
,axo: e1sEs winter lard oil, si.o!esl.l0: No. !,
bo.lri SIC: whale. stntes hesehsd, 7assjo; sperm.
ta's2sa; In nca.foes M Gt ssF'ss.y l,s;' ~;
s. &C. :''5 paao o S III % a.p
oals na!ai.i, y aea :So na,us., 80 iss mo: r..
r0Ui:rHY AND EouB-roultry wa. in moderate
demand sn.t steady. though sono reports Indicated
from shippers. Egg were u goIsrsts dan,aud I and
easy, Che return Of mild weather making many an1ious
e per- asss3 H. S:ss I
ll.s: @'!ash.. @ ll(slao; geeso'o&i1c Eaas-srict1y
GSfO0H
1t ta. for primo seed. aud s140 for chocr. Uloyus
WAS hf,n Ut ssoo anil Hungarian sid nlllet heid
q sGlo. FAX Hss IN good rSluest at tsa09l Us
aud sholru It 3i.40.
HAI.r-was IL ,nodera.s demand aud steady. Oh
ontAsa and Rsglu.w, Hue, do. Sl.40; ordinary
coAr4s, s. dairy without bags, tl7o dalI,, With
ba4s, t1.eo: Aahton l1lry. per sack, 4t.so.
TEAs-Rematn Is previously quo.td. Stocks ara
n,nps will tho exception OF gunpowles tcas, which
sto sto IN .:an.y ,.,gply. ND bll a. f g higher
psn-Comaoo, ssas4ee; good do, 4s<alsc: medium
txaa3c; good DO: o1asse: t!ne, sstehe; tncstt u
| al.2o: :lar1atAl-ooanon. aaaas: good d. iies .;
nncat. bx.se!o; choice. 8396se; choicest 70ts75e,
jArAhs-Cpn1Aoa. 3'4s3;s: good cnmtuon. 3r<ajds; !;
mediuus tNS45c: Guod medium, 45ta5oc; hues bOt@
eo; as,est tse,ac ello!es. ea9lsa; choicest. 7at4
| s.)c. Uoinxas-Common. aaGa1E good coEumon. IS
ts3sc; 1nsdum, 40a42c: good medium. 43altc; nns,
4s4boc; ansst oaAssc: choiee. tusGac; choicest,
10 &S3c.
woUp-ws quote msple Il $3.50, beech at $3.50, aud
Alahs at $3.50. 1eliyerSd.
WooL.Rems!ns 4uist and ataaay. Below ste tho
psteess Tul~Washsd. prime. 4Svsalct do, po0s to
good. 4iSttc; washed discs Que. Kood. d.condltnnsd.
1i!e: washed. eoaras and medium do. %UtaAsc; un.
w4thed. huo heavy to light, 2ss2sc; do, coarse aud
medium, sVs5sc; pulled. sses:1tc.
, 1876-02-08
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Aphetai IH4nateh Ia 1As cA.eaa4 Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Til q. m.-FLoua--No. /, Ga;
No. 2, 2.1.
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. !, los No. 2, os Sd;
srsng, No. I, "a ID; No. 2, II Sd; white, No. l. 10a
Sd No. 2, los: club, No. !, los lOd; No. Q, los Cd.
Coen-Old, 2ss 6dGae9s; new, 274S27s Cd.
pRovra1oSs- s2a ID lard, 6ss ID.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. Tai p. m.-ronk-s1a GI.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 7-latest-DorroH-slsrk DAFT
Ing 90b0 for speculation aud export aud o,5o0 Ansr
can.
raov1sIoAa-Frtme mess pork. BIs Cd. 8acon-
Long clear, m,ddles, 63s; abort do, s3s Cd.
Tsllo~. Ala Cd.
ANTWERP. Feb. 7.-Pctroleum, 94f.
LONDON, Fob. 7.-Moszn-The rats Of discount in
open market for threo mou.ha bills ip D1f, or be-
low the Bank Of England rate.
CossoIa-&pney, " SIG; account, 04 9.1G.
AhEn1can Hrcuar11Ks--'eSs, 1os1i: SIS. lo9k:
l04os, ioa 6s, lOG the market IL baro OF United
States now per conts Of the funded loan: Now York
Central. ,od: Eric. ls.s; E1le preferred, 81.
TA1Low-l6s Gd9t7s.
CoMMos Hos1s-s 0i.
pAnIs, Feb. 7.-HEHTK8-G7f 3ahc.
FMAN1ronT, Feb. 7.-uA1rEo BrArEs DoHns-Now
Is, 1ol5s.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
NEw OALKAHs, Feb. 7-Cotton- Movement partially
suspended by dark and Eany weather; demand limit
ID; sales, 5000 GaleA; good ssaps kinds and hghor
Gralos saauy; quotations unchanged: receipts, net,
826A bAea gross. t,1to; exports 10 tho Continent,
LISA; coAStuiss, a97 stock. 8s0,7lD.
HAvAHsA, Tol. 7.--Cotton dull and lower to sall !;
noninay unchanged: .ndlltpas. l1ko; net receipts,
o5o bales; Ercta, 22sA: s1rorta to oroat Dr1ta.n
Z, 9,26ot coaatwisc, 12l; sales, 1,oo3.
NoDl1x, Feb. 7.-Quct and steady: m!ddlinga,
1aAc; net rece'pta 34aa bless; exports to France,
2,6U0 coAatNise :G8; s2lcs, 1000.
CuAnLrarox, Feb. 7.-Dull tnidAliug1, l3s;o; net
receipts las bales; exports coahtwias, 10; sA!es 60o
GALVESTON. Feb. 7.-Dull; mddllngs. l9Ao net
recsips 269a bales exports to OroAt D1isAin 6A73
coaatsiso, $50: salea, 600.
NEW YORK DRY.GooDS MARKET,
NV YoAE, Fob. 7.-sArkpt quiet aud unsettled by
tho brealt in prints. Merrnaek sAirsings were "a.
duced Va. D,ulaallt and Oriental fancy lrinta were
reduced to 70. Freotuans prints ayo been closed out
10 large jobolnR Rhouas, aud sellina 1t $40. Cot
ton goods were qust and ateaIy. Woolsn goods con.
tinued Inactive.
. CLEVELAND OIL MARKET.
CLHvxLANp, o., Feb. 7. - Petroleum steady and
rm; ITO ta.t, Ike: l5o tstate) last 11..o; Michigan
test 1876. car lots.
PlTTs8URo PETROLEUM MARKETS.
frrTsbuRo, Fob, 7.-pctEoleu'n quiet; crude.
$1.37A At Iarkar's: roaned, 1aA@ltto Philadelphia
delivery.
, 1876-02-08
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Forage.
IEApQuAnrEna nEr'T or THE PLATTE.

oMAIIA. NeL. Fsb. 1. lbt6.
ssssed Es9po,ss IN t1ipc.ts III! bs tesss:ed 4 h:
Witch place md ms }hey viii r oieaed iu Jug potepos
Of bidders for the dststry It un4hA lspA NahsaskA
ys.I .ndI3F ans y IA = ono nsa h. 4. 6anaso.
thnasaad tao. ooo} poahdt of uat4
rr4'oss!a for = lass quantity will ho Tecs7od. -.
md ea IN Eauny tntl.p sssts e b. P5o,iea BY
nspart1nsnt Mt TO tbs contractor a. Omaha bspot.
Ach bid To b. casdpt0d should hs guaranteed by two
FssEnnslbs parties, not bidders, t4at they will becoo
boalsulsn award et contract.
This proposals should bo made separately for aud
Tor QAts. a.,
Hids should 10 endorsed on oa,e1opo. "rtds TOR
Forage" ..-.
titles he Of reduced thltd
hy ths thsf knAttsrnaatat df tito Department At any
tins psudlnk full deisarT.
Tho Fluht 70 reject ~ or all bids Ia tsserEe1.
Hank bids fn1n.htd 4nd tut! uouditous msda Known
S"epp' H. /. LijnlS!IInN. ChIel Qu.,..nn4,tor.
, 1876-02-08

CLEVELAND OIL MARKET.
cLSvxIAsp, o., Feb. 7. - Petroleum steady and
hrm; ITO ta. lsAc 100 tsate) last, 12,.o; Michigan
test. 1876, car lots.
, 1876-02-08

PlTTs6uRo PETROLEUM MARKETS.
rrr7spuna, Fob, 7.-petrolsu'n quiet; crude,
s1.37A at Isrkar's: roaned, 14A9ltto PAl1Alelphta
delivery.
, 1876-02-08

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON i uUtNcY RAILROAD.
p<r0!s Joot If EHks.st., fnlann nna EiEfssnkts
and Canal and Sitt<ah,sfs. 7fttst 0ess, 81 oIsriI
and tsfsbsta. '@
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09
Home Interests.

DIED.-Last Friday night, June ID, Mr..
Isaac Young, in the 65th year of his age
Mr.. Young was born in Pennsylvania !;
removed to Ohio when a small boy; from
theLce to Iowa in 1914. and from thence TO
this State in 1852. He had been resident
of this city since 1853. Deceased was tic
father of Sam'l f. Young, Esq. and Mrs.
Z. F. Sox, of this city. Funeral services
tran<pired at the late residence of deceased,
ON Ferry between Third aud Fourth
streets, on Sunday morning last. Rev. S.
G. Irvine officiating. 4 large coneourse
of friends and relatives attended the fnner-
al. One by one the pioneers of Oregon
are being taken from us. Peace to his
ashes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

ALUMNI EXERCISES annual exer-
cises of the Alumni Association of Albany
College will be held at the College Chapel
on this friday evening. June 9th, at $50
o'clock, with following programme /,
Music. 2, Invocation. 3. Music. 4, Rec
Itation = ..Tamerlane,' by Cora J. Irvine
), Music Alumni song. g. Essay =
$ Husks,' by Mary y. Hannon. Z, Music.
s, Grafton $ Individual Responsibility" ;"
by J. I. Tate. 8, Music. 10, Annals =
by Jane j. Conner. IL, Music. II. Ad-
dress - by President Warren. 13, Music.
IA, Benediction All friends cordially in
vited to attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

CONCERT. - The Concert at College
Chapel last Friday night was one of the.
most delightful entertainments ever given
in the city, meeting the universal approba-
tion of all iii attendance. We are sorry
that space does not permit us to give de-
tailed report of it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

EvERYTHTNG-Frotn ladies kid gloves
and fancy hats. to tin plates and Salmon.
exchanged for anything that is good toesesi
or to keep. at the most favorable rates, at
the model country store in Shield.
A. WHEELER
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

RESOLUTIONS - Passed by the Linn
County Woman Suffrage Association, june.
9Th. 1876
Resolred. That we regret that the pub
fishers of newspapers, for the sake of max :
ing money, publish advertisements of i'm
to3icatfng liquors, thereby calling the at
tention af the public to that which ruins
both soul and body.
Reso1red, That all the friends of temper
ance should refuse to take papers contain
ing such advertisements.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

On Monday. Mr.. A MiIIer's team.
handsome span of sorreis. ran away. max
Ing the best time made by any team this
season. from S. E. Yonng's store on First
street TO the foundry on Montgomery and
First. Very little damage other than
breaking the seat
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

Mr.. Myers has rendered White Prince
and mate. two OF the largestand finest ami
mails in the State. to haul No. 2's steamer.
at the Portland Centennial. The tender
will doubtless be accepted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

Mr.. Reid has built line of telegraph TO
scio from Marion. lie now proposes To
extend the Line to Lebanon for $3.50 cash.
or a loan of 1920 for three years. Leba-
non win probably accept.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

Tuesday afternoon Mr.. James Houstons4
team ran away. The upper works. of the
hack "a new one, having been in use but
four days. was entirely used up, while the
runnine gear stood the test pretty well
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

At the regular meeting of Linn Engine
Co. No. 2, Monday evening, the Company
resolved to go to Portland on Monday.
July 81. A committee was appointed to
look after the erection of new house for
the use of the Company. Joseph G.
Evans resigned as Secretary. and George
Furry was elected to fill the vacancy. Mr..
Evans proposes going east of the NOUN
tains to reside, therefore his resignation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

Tuesday evening rs Judge John Kelsav
and w S. McFadden were journeyins
toward this city from Corvallis, and when
in the vicinity of Oak Creek. one OF the
tugs of the off horse became detached from
the single. tree, which demoralfzed the
team, which, ran. away The Judge leapecs
out and was somewhat bruised; Nc stuck
to the vehicle until it was overturned and
broken to pieces. when he was taken from
the wreck somewhat bruised and shook up.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

A great deal Of cool, clondy weather
during The week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-09

The frame for Jason Wheeler's new sta
BILE is up. Conrad Myers new residence
is being plastered. The brick foundation
for A. Carothers & Co. 5 new drug store IS
faid. DIR. Lister has commenced to erect 81
new dwelling on the site occupied by the
old one. bnrned a few weeks since. 4. r.
Arnell'ss building, opposite county jail.
is about finished. Its rumored that work
viii be commenced Oh Mr.. Conlstoca S
new hotel building at depot next week.
.Chas. Bourgardes' handsome new dwelling
will soon be ready for occupation Judge
Strailan expects to move. into his new
building soon.