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New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

1t tCiH be sent 10 dhU 0udItSS, p0SUb'N, on It-
ceipt of the price, 10 cents an sheet form, or 20
cents IN pamphlet.
Wade Hampton wisely counsels his people to
silent submission. Perhaps he means to make
his rife canvass literally still hunt.
Is it possible that the fates of McCunn and
Barnard and James NJ. Sweeny are already
forgotten by any of the judges and clerks of
our courts for naturalization 2
The capture of MEDIUM with its small garri-
son is a timely victory for the Montenegrins,
who have neither gained nor lost much during
the present campaign. Their success on this
occasion will give the Turks additional reason
20 dread meeting them on a larger field.
To have convicted Democratic ball0t-bOx
suffers and rtpeaters is an offense which it
seems the Brooklyn Democracy cannot forgive.
A Reform candidate, although favored by the
"Boss," was defeated in the Congressional
Convention in Mr.. Schumakers district by the
men whom a few years ago he had sent to
State Prison.
The Democratic party managers explain the
suspiciOusly heavy registration in this city by
saying that it results from their special efforts
to bring out their voters The manner of their
other special efforts to bring immigrants to
the naturalization mills" is enough to sug-
gest the idea that they are not Over-scrupulous
as to the legality of all their registrations.
Might makes right in local politics. A can
didate for Justice of the Peace on Saturday
sndeayOred to carry the convention By intro
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

Is it possible that the fates of McCnn and
Barnard and James NJ. Sweeny are already
forgotten by any of the judges and clerks of
our courts for naturalization
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

The sole remaining chance of peace in the
East hangs upon the decision of Turkey; and
the few days delay of that Power in replying
70 the demands of Russia is favorable to the
chance. These demands prove to be- as was
already reported almost identical with those
made b. England, and the abstention OF the
other European Powers from any present in
tcrferepce in the matter is no less compulsory
upon them than it is prudent. If the Turkish
Government fully understands the gravity OF
the crisis, it will dare the certain evaporation
of its own subjects and accept Rus'ia's pro-
posal at once if not, war must come which
will precipitate its downfall.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

Might makes right in local politics. A can
didate for Justice of the Peace on Saturday
andeaYOred to carry the convention By intro
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

FoRErGx.-Russia has presented an ultimat,
, 1876-10-18

4 report comca from Columbus, O., that
certain prominent Republicans arc okivising
Gov. HAYES to rosign his Office. This
strikes us as very poor advice. Why don't
Gov. T1npEs resign? Why DON'T Gov.
HENDn1oks resign? The people hays not
demanded the resignation Of tho threo Gov
srnors because they happen to be candidates
Tor different and higher Offices. It is said
they will havo to certify to tho correctness
of the Electoral raturns in their respective
states II that constitutes valid reason
for tho resignation of HAYES, why docs 1t
not also apply with equal force, to TrlnES
and HExpn1cgs Let HAxRs stick unless
his compotitors atep down.
, 1876-10-18

The Chicago produce markets were mod.
ately activs yesterday, and most Of them
were firm. Mess pork closed 10 higher, at
&15.90@l0.oo seller October and $l6.o5@
15.07t seller tho year. Lard closed 124c
higher, at 1915 for now, cash. aud $0.86@
0.B74 seller the year. Meats were quiat aud
a shade Armer, as Gso for now shoulders,
boxed, $50 for do short ribs, and 83o for
do short clesrs. Lake freights wero more
active aud firm, as 4ao Tor corn to Dudalo.
Highwines weru firm, at 81.l0 per gallon.
Flour WAS quiet and unchanged Wheat
closed $50 higher, at $1.l0s cash and $l.1la
for October. Corn closed 10 higher, at 435
cash aud 43so for November. Oats closed to
higher, at s24o cash or seller November.
Aye Was steady, at 69Bo barley closed
drmor, at 02lo for October and 89o for
November. uogs were dull and averaged
to lower, closing weak 1t S5.40@6.90 for
poor to choice. The cattle market vas dull,
aud averaged Lower tor ahipping grades.
Sheep wsre f1.nAr. Last Saturday evening
u ,vss IN stors In this city 1881, 82 hu
, 1876-10-18

Out of tho werm sympathy and Christian
charity Of her sister cities in America, Sa-
vannah has received such bountiful supply
Of contributions for tho relief OF hor suffer-
Ing oitizeus that there is no longer any need
for the exercise Of generosity in the case,
and Mayor ANDERSON has written letter to
this effect, at tho came time expressing tho
deep gratitude OF the people of Savannah for
tho assistance they hive received.
, 1876-10-18

Tho Republicans Of Plttsburg and Allegheny
City are waking up In earnest. Lust Saturday
evcnlng they had torcll'ght procession IN
which 1891 men wcre in line. The procession
required one hour md dye minutes to pass
glyon point. Tic column was nearly threo
miles long. Nearly 100 companies Joined fn tic
march. "Tho houses along the route Of pro-
ccss1on wcre many Of them handsomely deco
rated and brilliantly Illuminated, and red 1re
WA consumed at nany points on tile line with
a rccklesaucss TINT amounted to extravaganza" "
T1LpRN stock Is below par In Pittsburg.
, 1876-10-18

Wa print this moruing m addrcas to tho
tarmers aud working people Of Illinois by
Mr. Il. N. F. LEw1s, gentleman widely
known throughout the State as an agricul-
tural editor, and who was actively identified
with tho movement which resulted In tue
nomination Of LEW STEWARD as tile Indo-
pendent or Farmers candidate for Governor
OF Illinois. blr. LEWIS makes some very
scrlous charges against Steward. whom he
represents ms having alrenly sold out Ito
farmers aud entered into bargain with the
railroad md warehouse companies. whose In
tercsts hs IL pledged to serve IT elected Gov
ornor. In short, Mr.. LEWIS denounces
SrEwAnp as utterly unworthy OF the conf
douce, respect, OF support at the polls Of tho
farmers and workingmeu Of the Stste, The
address will DO read with interest.
, 1876-10-18

lican County Convention which meets noxs week.
Taking into consideration the probabilities Of this
coalition, the following estimate Of MF. GnkRNa
probnbln vote il given BY bis friends:
1!cnihltcAf
HERMAN
Independent Democrats.
Total, ~ ooo
This Is considered to DO calm and dtspasafonato
view Of the situation from the comptfolcss stand
point, and the estimate IL put down by many "a
much below what may follow such combination.
prcsunnR. therefore. that 13B, 900 votes arc eaat
In this city on tho 7th Of November next. Axnasw
II. GREEN would then havo majority Of o, 600. and
te would be likely to entry tho whole county ticket
with him.
The which could OF, in tho natural order
OF events, occur without occasioning ma
torial reduction OF the straight Democratic
majority on the national ticket In tho city,
nnd the aols prospcct T1tpEN has Of carrying
tho State is by rolling up tremendous md
jority in tho metropolis.
, 1876-10-18
PERSONAL.


II 10 said thas JoAqn'n aatllof Aa' pecn pa."
81, Goo for new play by Mcheo hanRih. II tnls
to be repetition OF sae SANDY nas "nalrf
HIr. Decchcr refuses to atscnd tho 1ncatng Of tho
Woman's Missionary Convention In Dr.. Ssorrs'
church, an las publicly expressed his regret TINT
tho appointment OF that place Will prevent many OF
bis congregation from stsehalns' ...
The usual evening sermon In tho Brook1yn Tab
eruacla was omitted last Sunday, and. In Its tlacc,
Ms. Tuprer ecad hit poem on - Tho Immortality
of tic Soul" In tho morning 3lf. TNlmAgn pro.
vidcd a spectacle by praying TINT God might b!ess
and prosper the poet, Nr. Tuppsr, on his yas!t to
America.
Mr.. ". ]. Lewis. Of New York. hus constructca
a tyiu9. nnchine with which he promises to attain
a speed Of 100 miles pot hour. From tho dcscrip-
ton of The vessel It seems to ba Inverted, wearing
It's naas,s to which countless psopelless nro attach
Cd. downward. When bis plans arc completed md
the frst successful trip Is n,ade, TI1 TRIBUNE will
hasten 10 inform the public Of the facts
MI. r.rv,r, r.o11coo Faculty has au,sed Ia a,low
,ovsn+v.two uDercnae5 anaeucea from morning
n,,vara mar annnm.-a l{hcrul allowance. Ab.
sences for causc, II il understood, will " as fro.
onont aa eyer. Old graduates. with the,r vivid
recollccton Of dcyotons before breakfast, and ur-
roicntinr. teen.oyea professors. will look upon
ti,is nav Arrangement with ausulciop md envy.
e.'.,..,.,- a,,,,,,, .ha D,h,,u,n r,o-
..,s,a. - ,u,io 49, Natal. Washneton. md for
ps.e.os ~ ". 't.a. -. sant'a s"ns.trt,uacnt q,
H. nr.nI pac,nc 1iots, ~ tha civ viii have tho
..m..,..t ~ ~ ~. ,.o,Iscart ,a,v 1,ojdwtn In.
,as 49, Trsne,acn ,shfrh vl1l },e oncned shout
noc' + ..Cha,,,a y houts OF friends all over the
con,,trv x,,l ho n1..sod tn hear Of bia good for
tn.n
| l.. r,,ao. ..o.,,,,
oohe ~ t'1o 9sauy p"rS ~" ~. ~ o.'a. na,,,. ~
ciieasasa "s1p". 'uos ~ 60. -, GIai... 49,. ~
.o,.. A rofs.S T. anx ,,ny n M.
, 1876-10-18

The Press agent at Denver reported that
Boulder County, Colorado, had given Repub-
lleau majority Of 423. Tho Democrats tnalstcd
thut It Ind only gono Republican by 22o, and
demanded that he should change Ills figures,
md denounced and btaekguardcd him for not
doing 1t. In the Boulder Ntses Of tho 18Th inst
we find tho official report IN detail. 1t seems
that nourr tRepublican) for Governor received
1859 votes, aud HUGHES iDcmocras) 1905;
Republican majority, 443, or 20 more than the
abused agent stated. On Congress the Rcpul,-
llcan majority was 448. On several Of the State
ticket candidates tho majority exceeded GOO;
but because the Press aEcnt would not report
the result ut go, he wns vtl[lcd by tho Delnc-
cratic press, who wcrc determined not to let the
truth bo known until after tho Inliann election.
, 1876-10-18

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, 1876-10-18

Tho result in New York, which State now
takes tho place of Indiana and Ohio as tho
political battle-ground, depends largely upon
upon tho success or failure Of the attempt 10
effect q coalition Of the Tammany mad Anti
Tammany factions Of the Democracy OF the
city. The feud betweon these ia simply as
to the distribution of spoils. It's precise
magnitude is iudicated by the figures collat-
ed By tho Now York Herald, showing TINT
the aggregate annual galaries of the fifty
eight officials to be elected this fall III tho
City aud County Of New York are $492, 900,
and TINT tho patronage controlled By the
flfty-eight amounts to a3,039,0oo year.,
Tits reckoning Of tho spoils il made on the
basis Of legitimate fees and salaries, and ill.,
cludes none Of tho steals In feo-bills and in
contracts, Which inevitably, under the regime
either Of tho Tamnsany or Anti-Tammany
Democracy, at least double the apoils and 1t
would 10 notable retrenchment and reform
on tho part Of either Of The factionB that
would reduce the stealinga to that figure.
The distribution Of this aggregate OF spolls,
soy from sir to sixteen millions year, is
clnimod by Tatnlnany, which regularly levics
no1;,,col osacsamonts m tba t,ftv.o;oht of.,.
c;o1a to Ia n1act.l oni1 ,to;r nnno;ntoca NJ
sa,o s;nn ,,,1 ,y,,ot, e,,,r Ia .x,x,rt7o, IN r,,,
the maclline whereby :ranamany captures the
spoi1s for distribution. Tlomachinc naturally
o,,1 ;nov;t,hlv or;naa mt u Dosyos- = r.
,n.o,n1 o,.t t,,-or, u oxo,,i1 o,,t .ro,,,,
Tv,,v n .,,ccosd ,r,vpvn md II t-ouua out
t1at avstarn ~ ahsma1osa ,h;ovcr,9 md 1,ol.
1ot atn,1,,o bv ,yi,;ch t,,io,aa ard 1,a,1oi-
st,,irera nornotnoto tbeIr, rn1o If n,nnder.
,rho Anti lr,,n,nonv ,novsssnort ,yoa a rovo,t
o,o;nst t,,a 1,oss, nnnaoomont n tho mn,
clinc. It meant no moro than that the
spoilatnen OF tho party wcrc dissatisfied with
tho Boss' allotment OF tie spoils. It ,noaus
no moro now, jimmy O'Dn,xn. who rebellcS
aoa,ust TWEED bccuuse tho Ring refused L
allow one Of his-O'Bn1rs's-araba o.
Sheriff. md WIN Furnished The owl
deuce OF the Ring fraut1a that led tt
I,wEEpta overthrow. orpanized the prcaen
! Anti. .rammanv movement. lie pernotuate
IL because 1,oss KELLY, Tw.xpH successor
| rcfr1sea In nt1,nit OJ,nrrn and tho Anti. Tam
s,,,ra l., II, ,1;s.~,1,,.9,,, ~ vr,,u
- '.So 80 49, =. " of0,I :,
NELLY 1hsasls upon allotaahB II, upon Ill
| policy, u his candilAtes. For tho BAEa o
| e{feotin., consolidation. hn offered n mer
| haooto,ia h. .,,o ,.;s, ,,;1 At .bo;r r,oetin
~ ~ tAs .sA.s' "Na =, >.'s'1 ..sN
oat"'aay nlsnt lnat ea''aent Aeaoln'ef' 'of'
1lov AlSBKY, In the interest OF "IILnEN an
Ret, t,orn,." laborel In win to harmoutze til
4 tw O factions, The result wa, that Monn,x
, 1876-10-18

APOLLO LODGE NO. at7, A. r. 4 A.; M;-hll
s oe!Jck this 1notng. 70 attend funeral nf our Dc.
ceased Bro. Anrh04.:. nrc!hrcH from utfGr A. t9dSes
Il. 4. McCLELLANp Secretary pro lem.
uIar Communication at MsSniC rcrlr cor. !ando1ph
anh telsrA. as.. t!!a "Wednesday evening. oSt. l8
EttAS. II. HllENANt w Ii.
CifAs. r. FoEnsTEil scc.otary.
, 1876-10-18

wheat, 2,o44,444 bu corn, 52s,317 bu oats,
181,9l8 bu rye, and 76s,263 bu barley.
Ono hundred dollars in gold would buy
$l00.824 In grennbncks at tho close.
, 1876-10-18

Greeubncka at tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at o.. Bellicoso
uows from Europe WAS attributed as the
cause OF the decline.
, 1876-10-18

NRver1y's Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark &nd LssAl1e. Elmer
bon'S Minstre1s. Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-10-18

The people OF the North cThlrd) Congress
sional District are to be congratulated In the
trict-Ar. CHARLES T. ADAMS. What tho Re
publlcaus Of the district think OF him ts at
tested by tbs fact that he was nominated In
the Convention by aeclamation. W. have
generally noticed that man who do
&eryes 70 well Of hia own party ~ to
be paid th!s high complainant dssHs great
, 1876-10-18

The nAY9s fgurors now count on Nc" York.
Two ycars ago It elected TiLDEx Governor by 62..
0OU. One ycnr ago, when but minor State 0elceEs
were chosen, md With tho full knowledge In tho
party and out Of It that Democratic Aucccss meant
tho formidable presentation Of Tt1nEx's nasns A.
Democratic candidate for Tho Presidency, tho
Democratic majority was over L. 600. IL 1t likely
10 fall under That figure nowt-Chleago 77n'es.
The trouble with tho able editor Of the
Tines is, TINT, whom lie writes, Ills mind Is
sub,ect to an anomalous bins which renders
It impossible for him to to1l the truth except
with fraudulent intent. When he penned
the extract above be had before him po,it-
ical a1naanao giving ths result of oil the re-
cent elections in New York. Under tho
heading Of elections for 1876 he saW tho
following: !
ron coxrTnoLLsn. .,
sr.sssn san tAep 5.:..............579. 1S9 40
ToApKiHs tfemp.) .).'".'.'.''.." o,eoz--ooo' a4%
Democratic majority. 1867
We submit to tho candor Of tho able editor,
notwithstanding his mental strabismns, TINT
1867 is not "over 15, 900" according to DA-
po11, and other arithmeticians. II ho means
that ROBINSON [Dem. beat SPINNER (Rep.)
by "ovor l6.00o," ho Is still faulty in his
mathematical calculations, as the number Is
only 10, $50. It is woll known TINT the votes
| cast for the third ticket camo almost exclu-
sVoly 1foa 'ue epuuus..n +, pa' ~ =. M 49, - 1;,, @
fFes'ueas.M s'a' 4vy 1,,uA ~ M,r,.,s ~. r.,,
sote lof N.hs w." ' -a H., H. a,..a.
a"o"4eass ~ 1u1 pS' 10 w." a.,..aaa - ,uaant |
ueclases' ttias ooss .as,su '"s''1 ~ 1,,- - ."s,s
LILO loFh''aoio P1esen'St :n.. ~
name a. nepoe'"s1o . s NAs ,,s ~. ..,asaa ass.
dehs, tne ut"os. r 44LnsS ns..A "nu n1e a,sa,.. a
coula 90 "as 10 l'on Do"oe1a',o '.'".oV
" o'oo' ~ .,,,s. ~ t77r ~ % ert, ana ~ a,c.;tx
eefs Oh niru'on H'o,oy|' n',. au. 80 rrn % ~.
aga'ns' 'ne Nopue''osu' s,1 y. w., .9,s ~" 49,
o1'ooo .uhJ'utS ~. .41'0l'' W. - ~, nno y. ..
, 1876-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Adelph1 Tht1frA.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. Varsity cns&r'
tAInment. Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-10-18

New C1iicR3o Theatre.
Clark street, between Kandoibh and llke. Hoo1e1
Minstfesg Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-10-18

Monroe strtnt. between etate And.DeAibosn. "eua
ueht.~ Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-10-18

WCFICKtf's VNDHrFbs
MAdItpn street, hctween Bt&to and Dearbora
Enlargement OF Joseph Murphy. 'Keny COW"
, 1876-10-18
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on Main street, and settle their accounts imme-
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Section Twenty-Five, in Township One, Nor lidi
Range Sixty-seven East, Mount Diablo M MaHn
an, containing 400 acres, and being the IN ".
site Of Phoebe, in Lincoln County, State Of Nv
vsda, must be made to the undersigned On
before the 10th day Of September, n o~
1875, or be forever barred. see ~,
piled laws of the State Of Nevada, p. 4ls. va
sec. 1859. Act approved February goth, lSos, ,.,
Applications must be filed with j. G.. fos
Esq, at the Land Office, Phoebe, or win ~''
my office on my return.
au18.3Od Trustee of Townsite Of Piocn'
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United States for the District Of Nevada.

In the matter Of Prime IT,
Coleman. surviving partner of T..
late firm of Coleman Fuen. IL DahAfuptcy.
zlida, bankrupt.
This is to give notice that on the seventh day
Of July, A. d. 1875, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Prime T. Cole.
man, surviving partner of the late hrm Of Cole
man Fuenzlida Of Picche, in the County Of
Lincoln and State Of Nevada, who has been ad.
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery Of any prop.
erty belonging to such bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
creditors OF said bankrupt to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees Of his
estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Virginia City, Storey County, Ne.
vads. before Z. Strother, Register, on the fifth
day OF August, A. d. 1876, at eleven O'Clock g. m.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
U. 8. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy
for said District.
BY J. R. HoAG,
Deputy Marshal.
July 70, 1876. jylS.2w
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NOTICE
Dividend Notice.

VyHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
i BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified
that ct the monthly meeting OF the Board
declared for the month Of July Of
2 Per Cent.
On the amount Of capital stock, payable ct the
Bank In United States gold coin on THURS
DAY, the 10th inst.
J. W. WRIGHT. Bank Manager.
PHOEBE. Nsv.. August ., l676. suet1
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And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 7th day of
July. 1876, SO many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the company's office. on
Friday, the Sth day Of September
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
Fl. NJ. MORGAN, Secretary.
Ofhce-207 Sansome street third floor, San
Francisco, California. au22 I'd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


r THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
i Margaret Pascoe, deceased. ,.,s,oped
Notice is hereby given by the UNI psscoe,
Administrator Of the estate Of Marssis' rsrsops
deceased, to the creditors Of. and ~ 10 e.
having claims against the said decease. vitbis
ten month: . after tn the eef rst Of e a.
notice, TO the said Administrator. D. ~ p,ochA
Of Bishop h Sabin, Attorneys ct Law
in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated ct Phoebe. May 18th, 1870. 81. t,atos.
my2Q-td ED. TURNER. Admin
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DELINQUENT LIST.

Location Of principal place Of business, san
Francisco California: location Of works. Phoebe.
Nevada .-Notiee.-Thsre are delinquent upon
the following described stoek. On account OF
assessment mo. Isl, levied on the nineteenth
day Of June. 1876, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective shareholders as
t,lI