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The New York herald., 1876-12-28
THE BURNHAM TESTIMONIAL.

on Saturday next the resolutions passed by the New
YORK CITY Council testimonial to Gordon W. Burn
ham, who presented to tho city the bronzc Of
DANIEL Webster recently placed in the Central Park
wlh be formally presented 10 Mr. Burnham by the
Mavor. These resolutions have been eaboratciy en-
crossed. They parchment, thirty.six by thirty
inches IN dimensions, ia Old kngiish and German text
with elaborate scroll work. An eagle Is AT the top o the
parchment. Beneath Is pen picture oil ihc statue,
anu or base iinc ~ used that memorable utcra0cc
OF wcbsters. Liberty and Union, and forever,
one and nscparabicn The testimonial required ten
days labor, at cost OF $3.50, has been richly
framed IN gold, set on by crimson velvet
The New York herald., 1876-12-28

ready TO testify and Of them In this The MI
nority have used due diligence in serving Witnesses ana
have In with delay incident to examina
ton extending large territory the cities oi New
York. Brooklyn aud Jersey City We believe and are ma
pressed with the fact that hsu been time
the of this would hsve much
satisfactory s. NJ. McDOUGAL,
=. W. WELLS
Mr.. Cox instantly rose and read tho following
The majority OF the committee repei protest of the
minority for three reasons:-
Frst-The great body of the examined BY
the minority
seondrhat the delay. n any, has been occasoned BY
prolonged and useless o the minority
ThirdThat the examination thus far has developed nc
fraud the three cities thus tar examined and has beer
would be useless oil time o
the OF election frauds in cities this
>. - COX.
A.. N. WADDELL.
A. " RICE
The committee then adjourned, Mr. Waddeil assur.
ing tho minority on behalf OF himself and General
Rice II II could be shown hereafter that fraud IN
this or the adjoining cities could be exposed, they
would return and investigate IL
The New York herald., 1876-12-28

THE ANNEXATION SCHEME.

!. Tho residents OF wcchawken township consider
ing the feasibility Of annexation to Hoboken. The
cizcns OF wcchawkcn propose apply TO The Lcgsla-
tasc al Trenton 10 the matter and urge The scheme
The New York herald., 1876-12-28

We protest against the action OF tho majority oi
tins COMMITTEES, IN adjouning meet in fhii .dephia
Thursday the sth day Of january. inasm uc
rs we have witnesses who propose 70 show
large number OF raodulcnt votes. fraudulent natur
alisatons aud fraudulent registrations IN the cities
New YORK, brooklyn and JERSEY City. prevoas tv aud
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

$ %s. WITH %:.5 n' Ssss 81 Il 5 ~
pr .s, SsS ol SpT ri wsseu Ss Mas .' das
wsr. sSS 'rGr in irI, better rrqSc.t without however
any decided ID charge n Pnse sa ioS ws.r ttgV Mxs
zaie fcr cho No chicago 10 store i7c aat r MiIed
MSE4H MiHn On S &: & ios G r Ifc W.T. G
sSS saSry tSe' as Gs 'r': osS 81 sSsss
Beam ruled dn MsrrGws wsTe G es sq" ae y to c
5 ma" 1 at G . tof cc%@sn aUgs Good aossi
do%s SS''9i 20 Tor Far % 70 Good S wS scss 90
Bean. M. sS S1s Sao SD sf 5o @ = BUSH sSa'' o.
co. I2'c. Borneo l2a l3c Or and sd9he. sol
market. owing small aTrva: aud siea,. fair inquiry
" Ms H sHTGSl Glover g o ss 80 7oo Straw i
81 20 ir Long Rye S0gyOc for short Rye 7OssSc iSr QsI
gold and ssal at sc gold Jute quie, at 4G;o gold
IDEs@TherO was quite rair business ts market, and
aIS qn9an9as rs@ained on IN se p9'Dn e' 25
~ TiuAlo 500 by !opgs Crs ami 740 % VET sailed sailed
a. 2c%2s 'fs Bsenss 's's %sie. xeSES
video 20 .o221 ii. 2oa2lc.. Correnes 2lg22 u. lsps
s. zoe cSiliqrnia 2s%23 r. sGSao,,' Central
lapsd SasS o. c Vfss nsso GF Sf'
Puerto caeeio sud lasunyTa 2oas2 ~ iGoi7e osraess
iSc Campeschy, 2oG3s o. I5c; Tobasco 2oey n; l6c
Moa2 9ig 81 y IL g. e .se So edepI ird Ayres
4Gd50 loo gold selected; Rio GTaude, 44ai~ H. lOc
or;n 1850 %, l0c Para 3j 10 b, Be-; New cans
CITY, coo ~ 70. lldll c resas Pulled and Packed 6o"o
Texas Knife. lOr lc southern - ~
CITY Slaughter Ok. Go0sO n, &c; CITY Slaughter
Cow 45 lGO ID. 7Lsc
HOtS-ihIs market continued to present sieaiy ini
tn only uOi rat sales 10 GNOttra, but urJ seem
disIose hold quite literally or Los use The bas
rltrer small quote: state, 1872 ~ lbci uo
1874, II Gle cd Olds IA California. 10. - ZZt
INDIA KCBBEH-lbere mas been -ome demand Tor flne
Para Tor export nj strIY lrcs Dtir descriptions qn".
unchan c. We quote; Fine Para, csc; CoAi~r DO c
E-nerald 4Nc.. Quay ui iGai7c. Ncatasua Sheet 4f@
10; do. scrap. 45c.. four months. -,
LEATHEb-id market ior HemosE sole ~ N Hrct 'ho
4rf
snucrrs. and well assorted sIcck Uh"CI n 80 Tc
been rrqurutl carried the SSnJ nero btih
accumulation since the OpeHg h"yrar fhe p'IchhSo
tuners being light are consequently elu' ah
nid the WttNS safes u itli
tTigc. lrcUs maie Glow 10 onn ~ c eng ial's
c,pjs ~: the week. c. 1877 Sides aud 2.,t3 J3 exports
ZOO SIDES viz 900 ugiaD and .1O0 % the Cont
We quote;
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

new departure is said to I've the acquisition, through
the purchase OF handsome majority OF It's
bonds Of the Canada Southern tdefautedl Railroad,
through which n new outward route westward
is obtained. What effect this Will have on Lake
Shore assuming the story to be true one' remains
IN ne seen hut the price was firm all day. after q
te,nporary break this morning. The upward move
ment in Central was also aided by the circulation of
a rumor that large contract natures tomorrow.
The North Western and Rock Island shares were
frrner st. Paul Mississippi and Ohio, and Michigan
Central steady. Pacific Mail feverish. and Western
Union Telegraph heavy. The Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph shares took brisk upward turn of one or two
points, but lost it later in tho day. Erie WAS dull.
and some of the other fancics strong. Panama moved
up TO 1875. while Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern broke down from 11Sl2 to ll7l2 The miscelane-
shares except those above mentioned and express
shares, were neglected. The general market closed
strong but not in all cases ut the highest prices of
the day. The volume OF business was considerably
better than that of yesterday. amounting to the pur-
chase and SALE according to the official lis OF about
III. 900 shares. with a general advance over yes
terlay's closing prices of l. 10 per cent. VIZ 81
Paul, ls Erie. Il Wabash. 80 Harlem and ST.
Paul Preferred, each l. Northwestern Preferred,
os Michigan Central and NOrth-W eStern Common
each 81: Hannibal and ST. Joseph. Lake Shore. Ohio
ana MISSISSIPPI. anu tSoCh ISIab '""" IL -'N'
York Central 8 per cont Union Pacific declined
D. and Delaware Lackawanna and Western per
cent, while Atlantic ami Pacific Telegraph. Pacific
Mail. Panama. Quicksilver Western Union, and NJ
J. Central each closed the samo as on yesterday.
The opening highest. lowest, and closing prices of
active stocks sold to-day as well as the offering
and asking prices at the close of the Exchange,
and tho number ot shares OF each stock sold, will
be found in tho suhioued table:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

guota remained steady N si 10 for Arctic and 81 OS
for south Sea. both gold
wHISKY- Market scarcely so 1rm salos 100 bbis ss
81 l0is p gal
wOOl-DuDg the past week there has been quite fair
trade true the individual purchases q Manufacturers are
rather small but IN the aggregate ii volume has been
Tencbed The condition OF the market Il cOserd 70 De nuch
better aud not few holders Affirm that II Is daily gaining
seagth the chief impetus being ine reduced SUPPLIES and
montns The general scale OF prices Is quite firmly
maintained. In Foreign Ntae has been done,
bat prices sll ta. Late sales Of $1,000 and
ohio Fleece at a7Sa4Sdts2c: 1900 No do at 50c;
5OO J. .lt Dutc, ess Colnty do. at oic; 1000 ono
Combine ~ 63c GO00 Unwsshed de az t2.sc'; y % 70
ls Z>c 1000 ID 40. al 2Sc; 1000 Oregon NJ
33c; 1000 Domestic Nos at i0c.l 1000 n DO at 3Oc.
luuOJ ID back Colorado At lsc 90 bales slightly Durry
spring California at !oc. 2J bales Fair do at 14c 25OO 10
do at Sici Zo0 90 Fan DO AZ lJaSl7c tor slightly
bnry do aud la zoe. for free 400 ID s4 Oc Z5
bd cOlTed do at GOe 1000 super Pulled at 4J94I &C.
81 bales Low do ~ 5Sc 100 bales and 1900 ID Extra do
2i5 bae Super 10 as CUmhing all private terns
30 bales Washed DOnskO 80 bales Cape
yryato ms and 30 bal0- Australian at 45o.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
THE MARKETS.
areiuly reported tor raa Ta,BJss
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer NORTH HiUer VessI and Rl,iroadS.
FRIDAY. Jan. I'll. 1875.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AZ,
AsUEsTbere continued quietude but no qno'sole
changes place. Pots still being nomnay 6eo'.c aud
BEEsWAX-There rather a dali market but holders re-
steady 81 d53c. for Western AID southern yellow
ness but the POOR and goC;o and weak
We quote Brush, short Green, choice lOo Ilo huL III
4 10, "a loc Dreen Medium e d. 'ci heu anu H'
NilEs-1 here are no changes note and moderate
IL sperm AZ 2fo Patent SPtIn Soc fAtAnne' -O
&c. Refined speiInacSu "a Sc , , ro,.,,on, AZ
IA Iy revss: Manila r. a. &c; , h1is SoS Nw
Zealand III laaI2 ~ Russia Hemp Iarred iic Aineriean
Hemp. fsrrod. lSc. terms ne, cash .,, ,x
COAL ihe mar@ct fr all kinds has continued VIZ
Gnoie; Liverpool House CanneL sl7dalS lAycIpGo
as do sl2 Newcastle SG0s7 scotch do 20 90 "a 10
Seam aS ProvlncHl 81 5Oaej, curIeDoy fennsylNan
Wc.tiuOraud and Mest virginia Gas a. 90 CdnO a
anu Broadop - 1895 Zo and Ah''oie - %'"S" ~
ciCCOEY-A fair demand prevails at &c. gold. fol Ger
COCOA-There Is dun and rely nominal market In tns
elseuce of any stock sano Domnso ''2@o3 MsiA,a"o'
Guayaqui "a DOaud Caracas, Ia lJc al -"iL
COFFEE-Tlerc very htilc business IA no Conoe ~!
prices we're s.ii quite arm ~ iYI I or r1e
al gold jobDng lots l6 f2Cs goi sales 10 Ha V,f' %
l242 D9ss oH Chantie o, ana o1S va c ne" h I,es
Iti-c here 90 bags Arpbodi were Wihurawn ion
with n demand; Java, 20 &c. MaaosVo 10"
29e saq ang DoHE" ioS li s ha, been only
moderate. but puce~ without 'hhnge We quote
naTF hTgT % PS1mS SodlOt 4 let do Sa,,c Iol,.
shocks inches with Heads, - Oa<2 20 sugar s""As
a 20. Box shooAS 750See-: Rum shocks. ~ Z5 ripe
C01'f0N~The market on the spot nrmor, without
quoiauc charge % Iic,- ihr,n W. .i, u,I' - ,ps %
Do cS aglin,i za.9,S bales tii, last werk. ADD
"a i5f italics this daJ ls ycAf ' ssiea were - u Dl1 20
or mp4n 2Iu for specuiaon The receipts ~ ga,
loris the ~ecl hsyr ,ycn ti15 'ao 1stnst sO' no
following arc quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
We n-lncx clo.ing nnoiaiions OF foreign oxchange

There is 10 change 10 note IN the money maiaet,
and as tho New-York banks are still getting cur
roncy by every mail, the supply Offering is abundant,
stock Exchange loans are done at and per cent,
and on pledge OF Government bonds at and ..
There is change in discounts. The United States
Treasurer to-day received SsOO,000 National bank
notes for redemption. The Customs receipts at
Washington amounted to 100000. Tie Internal
Revenue receipts footed up 500, ,OOO The follow
Ing is tho Clearinghouse statement: Currency
exchanges $G2 22O, 1886; currency balances, g.
900, 800; gold exchanges S5.Gl9.0S2 gold bal
ances 1881. .001.
Government bonds are freely taken by investors
at full prices We annex the latest street quota
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

The movement in the railway and miscellaneous
shares attracted much attention from the fact that
in many OF the specaties the highest prices of the
season were recorded, and for the pushing forward
Of those shares that rarely noted for promincDce
New-York Central. commonly regarded rs n staid.
sober investment stock, and rarely participating par
ticularly in an advancing or declining Market
made itself conspicuous by sudden brilliant up
yard spurt Of over four points The occasion Ct the
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EuEOPEAN AIARKEIs.

Lrrrroor Jan 2I-I23O p. sales Of the week 900
rlls. oi which 1000 akoG fo export a1l 4pJ On
s,r tion sock C'SU ~ bales, 0f when Jl-uUp ifO
.mrrrtu: receipts week. lzl,oiO rtc'. 0f whcl
B. vrro ,ui. actual export, 6U0 blies 0monut
Z C..fnu sfr 900 bales. ~ Whrh 3tnh aTr amer
nan .ry4feI nom ship side direct % -pnAeiN, lbOjp
l,f.. lf.An Furs. iJNUI utI- tntin 10
rvp steady; sale. ~ hiiding Olints regular contract
H p-d December ter sab. At t'I5Li 90. Low NllIlug
lr ~ui p,l ccr.Iurr per -. 0t % 'tl oi 1 ln
triaqu. Low Nitflng c1Isc shipped FonfuaIf 'nl NJ ca
tn,f sal ut Gl. rtlrs ~ f.'nC Up ds. Low Mtiug
Att d. Juno t'l p., ut bt Cotton lo''l.t, i"ddy
0nO blf.- - ich 1920 bt~ were Amer, ih li' ie
c-uta OF Wheat lart taT - Utt nave hth @O.pOO
u.iIfars Of winch 1900 q nit'r- were Nuluii.tl.
I..i.i.O Jan. "A ID 80 ln-~Aits oi Nillihg pahus
rolnr IOW Mhdng clause, slapped bctciuhcr anu an
navy ltcr rliU at btl, do. do February and Mar DEW
srv' M sl DO March and April very. al b'1l
itvttrDOi- Jan ~ > .. m.-iai.i ~ = rNi, bc"0 po
A. ,, for Long Clear hddes Nhr,l. lu@1 lYH = cthta
Ion avefa 40 California WHITE and l00dll Tor 'lrbdo
yEuroO Jan. @ 3 30 p. m.Of the sales OF cotton 10
aay = POO neirs were American.
fONpDN Jan. 2.-l2iO y. m.-Unite1 states lohhs len
10 Ties. luOA. Tte hallway sharr-, fr"i"frrl, S92
Tuvp,v Jan. 2l l-33f m.lhe amount oi O'il"h WIN
drawn from le Eank ~ EngHui ON balance o. oi j. oOp
Irdnel ictroguH lOS I'D e gallon spirits OF fcIfoedm
Pho ian Q 5 m.-Fno Railway shares li's Paris
a,, uote .cutcs GiL - 20 Refined Petroleum IoF Fd =
i0SpoS Jan u enngCalcutta Linseed. 80. linseed
OF. 81 an Rcwt o,. go, =. -.
fRANarogG Jan. 2l.Unted States Bonds New Fi'eslOos
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BnrIMonR Jan. 2l.-Coto quiet Low Middline. 1859
lo5c Flour steady and unchanged Wheat hTm 70 2
isna srysna Rsd. Il COAST 80 10 Amber 81 % ts DO
While u 1ods 3d. Corn nrm sou'1ern Mh',e Ns" $50 sSS
81 c spot GIc hrsi half February 81 &C. February 2at,
nnn and unchanged DAN pu firm al soa soc Hay dun
and nnclnn o Fov'ons quiet stely @ a.! unGhangSd
except 0r Extras which scarce and hfm West IN
Extras % A2Gc; DO firss ietr2l,am very slons
sots 0 lac. Jobhng at l7"2 70 WHISKY dIl at
B9st3S IAN ylro ,r - '+ y as 60 ff common fsfas
s5os6 or Wisconsin NTas - oSSSy & - ot 5n M Cb
Ian 81 81 81 25 for Illinois aud so ~ ior st. Louis
southern 81 7ogsy iGr SSmG" si & a Is Corn qaet al
G'G5sc Tor Mixed and yellow Osts In Isr denahd a.
nj IN gc Tor 80 White Wheatis sclTeo and rn. Bye.
. s2,F Receipts Flo D. 2Gi5 bOls; Corn, 10000
BUSH Oats 200 bush s.oitN iOD 'ss, 81, rbi. vl.s,
5 g h. ?n9 @oT 800 bush oats is0oD bush barley,
,s a9H Osn S"n alBo bush oats, 1900 bush Barley $500
bush Flour quiet ana an'aHs' % eS. % ui a% o =,
81 oats nesisS .,s Mt an i'iTkN ,ra At bsI oo bush 30
nc Srr y more @ r }iSsI Shs' - soyy ~ , % a. 'o Pors
duh ut go for Heavy Mess, Lar dull at lJc hish"nes
n%1i nCmcao jan 2I-piour quiet but steady; Wheat De
aad active and prices have advanced No chicago spring
q a. I o a, H9 8 o. 20 Fs5raary w 30 sic eSs cec
Com @ and ae omo 9s to2%4s PsPrs,ry 1tes 5 % ifsS May
Oats rmer; held Gshrr 40. 2 so7,Gso spot 3 Sie FEB
far nav sd S5S Mit modsrs. m dsand
PORK aco 80 5as!s spot 81; Sis o5., 3NS
sng sg meak at SO TO- spot sl2 l75afl2 20 February
MISSY uuet but steady I'll 05 Receipts 6I1ur SVo0 SVo0
bbis Wheat 1000 bush Corn 10000 pash sSsm.nts
eoar 900 bbls.. Wheat. 900 BUSH Sorn n 0u'"
90 fDnO hu,h. parlev Z 900 bush, Rye ~ puah
ttScINSATI Jan 2lFlour steady WIN an MAI,
WLeat quiet steady al ~ 80 sI - J Prss % d =,
~ oGsi 10 for No spnng Rye seSy WIN nylrats
Kettle opbing at ISai3e Bulk Meats dun snG1isro
49, C,ar ib sides Oac Clear sides, 20lO &c
E.oou dull shoudtr 9o Clsar lnD sidc 2ell clear
Green Slnau sales. shoulders
sas1 TO- sttes 81 rs, Hams, lOt6ii.c. for 10 10 l3
ysrsses WHISKY steady with fair demand at 81 o. Bntter
Ill RI unchancet Hogs steady with fair demand Corn
nan TO Good Lg &c 00aS7 10 Far W Good Packing ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

stock at the Exchange bought sold on margin Of
five per cent
Address for information,
ALEX. FROTnINGHAM & Co,
Bankers and Brokers
~ Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

In State bonds Distric. of Columbia SOS sold at
G70GGi2. aud Funded Siyes Of Missouri at 103ai.
In city bank shares there were few shares sold at
ISL for Bank of Commerce par for North America.
90 for Phenix, and 1898 for Park.
Railroad bonds were in good inquiry, and the bust.
ness was we'll distributed.
The following shows the imports OF dry goods at
the port of New-York for the week ending this date
and since the beginning of the year. rs well "a for
tho corresponding PORTIONS of previous years
FOr ne week tS1t. lS1J. 1870.
rytIrs al The port Zgl Gl2 81 f8j, 500 0JG2 2f5
Tsrown on mafseL.... 2,20S, 800. GGo,Oo5 9OS796
Enid az a. tie port w s60ss s4s4 s5.sC7.s72 s8oi5.3e2
Thrown on niarkeL.... 6.25OJSS.. 6.46S703 5s7iV-l
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway reports
approximate earnings for second week IN January
St;744si corresponding period last year. SIS, ,Gi5;
increase, 81 1903.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

as7 so Choice. Heavy nonlnsy 81 s5ss7 So receipts.
b.2iS shipments. li7.
PHIIApsPHIA, jan 2I.-Petrosum quiet Renned i3tos
Crude n 40 Glover Seed and wanted At l2lc-
Flaxsee Is worth ~ 6j BarS, So for No Queroltroa.
including super al stds4 25 EHlra AZ ~ 25s4 81 Va
Ono. and Indiana dop 81 81 % high grades s7dss 90
penns vanis PED III 37dsl AO Amber 81 81 WHITE 81 IS
dti So. Western Red. Al O5asl 20 Rye s3c duiI
Yellow, 5700Ic. wite G0c Oais weak White. 4seasc.
Mixei and Stained i20 i3c whisky steady 81 IL for
Western In roDbonnf barrel, Butter-Msrke quiet aud
dull New YORK Bradford County EXtrss 32d53c. do
do firss - 93lci Western ENtras 2512sc Hss - sec
Rolls Western EXiTss "a o2Jc do. Frsts 1925 Che-se
Market firm for sres New Yo-k Fancy i3'tc; do
Prime lta 6l3sc. Western Pine l35di3c. EggsMartet
duh demand light and stock large IeDnsyyania, New
Jersey. and DeaV Z392Ic: Western do. zz1S3c
LoUs 2i.-Fl0ur dun. unchanged. Wheat stfcng
and higher No Red Winter 81 30 cash aud January 81 %
February Corn active higher; NO. Mixed 9r6sO 49,
cash 59s.af1c. February. Oats Inactive picy Inn;
No. Sc bid cash 30 iza36 Ac. January Rejected 32sto
33c Barley quiet, unchanged l.yo dal vi inna Pork
qulct unchanged Lard dll rouiIa. Bulk Meats quiet
unchanged only job Ding and order Isie Green Meals
Nothing doing WHISKY lower NJ OF Live Hogs steady
shipping gIades 80 sOUsC 30. Pack s1dR7 2O
Extra 81 2JdS7 90 steady tho demand exceeds the
supply rims Native shipping st eTs ~ 0Odt4 loi
Fair. - ~ 25; Pony steers 81 ID; Choice Naive
sOW 80 IS fair % GOOD do - 100 50 2o Native
~ Ods4 Feeders, S40$4 81 a lteceipts3OQo
bbls. Flour bush Mhea $4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush
oats 1000 bush Barley. 1000 bush Rye 6Sa0 Hogs oss
Cattle
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALEX. FRoTHINCuAM g. Co. arc offering privi-
leges on this active stock market at very close rates
Contracts issued one month ago aro now worm on
many stocks from five " ten times The COST Any
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

SECOND BosRp-i OCLOCg p. VI.
S1iss Of S'afc 9lRts- R1i'r7tf Buts-Butt GHt AaH
y.,fJ Cdfres ~ rurast NiOrsg
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
-o,,sp,,,,rXr .rocv nrp,IINFyr-2 O'CLOCK.

GOVFENMfNJ >Ioch phPANI HHN'- ''"' n
Z 3 Cd. l7~l. Registered U . COUPON l7'7 ,,.-
=. 20 Coupon, %, y - L - ~ t"ui'A' l-t" Ga,
IKE ''OV'----
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-07

- ing between A. B. Mon eli B. y. TomnIins
sno " West, IN the sswmill business. = M. a..
nsso.ved y mutual consent. John Brodbeck havsn
49, .ns snserese O the said A. B. Morrsll. vho
-" -. Is ron the nrm. The book accounts mn a
me nrst q January. 1876. win be collected bv stss
pV q the Old arm; but al indebtsdneso con&r.s4s
inc ne 90 o. Novsnbsr, 1875, Win s. settieS \.
an' A. b. MORRILL,.
= ". TONPXUA
Idaho City. !. T.. Jan. !, ls76 ien1.;-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08
DiaeoverIes at POmpeII.

A correspondent of the London Times,
writing from Rome on the 9th inst, says:
can important discovery has Just been
made at Pompeii. It consists of number
OF objects of gold and silver, and close to
them the carbonized skeletons Of two men,
who would seem to have been borne down
In the storm Of ashes while endeavoring to
escape with their valuables or plunder.
Among other things are eight rings, six
pieces Of money, two pair of earrings, one
single earring, two large armlets, each or
namented with thirteen pairs of half globes
with little shells upon them, held together
oy ehainwork, and necklace also Of chain
work, all Of gold; a silver ring, SS2 pieces
OF silver money, a casserole of the same
material, broken in pieces, and three large
bronze.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08
PrOtectir 49,

Ae0oiney : en-. Taft has Issued circular
!e1Ier 70 me Marshalls of the United States,
/. .'i'V acting them in their duty in the pro
lection of the right of the citizens to vote.
The order refers TO unusual events
which have been ''publicly reprobated in
an unusual manner, as a reason for the or
der. The events are familiar to all. Even
the Confederate House found it necessary
to reprObate them in an unusual manner.
But the instructions given are upon the
authority of the Constitution. They are
precisely drawn, so as to protect voters.
They aim simply to secure equal rights to
al And they provide for proceeding by
tbe civil authority and the posse comita-
rus, and for calling in the military only as
= posse, and not then unless no private cit
jzens can be found to help enforce the law.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
PolitJcaI-COaI-SHimmIng-An fnet.
observation-disclosures.

The nomination of Seymour for the Gov
ernorship by the Democracy Of the state,
and his deelination, after the convention
had adjourned, places the party in most
pitiable attitude. The Democracy of the
city are in a state of dumbfoundedness
that is funny. They have ticket without
head, and they are bewildered to know
what to do. This is one of Sammy Til
den's smart tricks. He wanted Hewitt for
that place, but just before the convention
itswas discovered that he was not eligible,
as he had been less than year in the State.
Fearing that the convention would not reg
lister his DEGREES, for there is a strong anti
Tilden party in the State, he urged the
nomination of Seymour knowing that he
would not accept. He had the committee
appointed to notify Seymour, instructed to
telegraph his acceptance, so that the con-
vention should have dispersed before the
real fact that he would not take it at all
could be known. It worked. The conven-
ton adjourned, and Seymour, as soon as
he heard of it declined peremptorily. Now
dissemination is in the bands Of the State
eommittee-the committee belongs to Til
den body and soul, and it will put at the
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Vermont Elections.

One hundred and eighty-six towns in
Vermont give Fairbanks, 37,5Os; Bing-
ham, 1856. The same towns in 1874 gave
Peck, 27,342; Bingham, 11,247-a Repub-
lican gain of 1897. The fifty-fve towns
not heard from gave Peck in 1854 6,24O;
Bingham, all; Peck's majority 5,129.
The returns of this election in the same
towns will be comparatively about the
same. This would give Republican ma
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Blaine and GnrnnId

A rousing meeting is to be held in War
ren on Saturday,-Sept 23d, which will be
addressed by Blaine and Garfield. This is
near enough to draw from the south part
of the county, and no doubt the republi-
cas- of the whole region will turn out to
hear these champions of loyalty.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-08

head Of the ticket whoever the astute Sam
uel dictates. The cursing and swearing in
the city is somewhat dreadful. The Demo
cracy generally confess that this trick ends
the hope Of the Democracy Of carrying the
State. had rather they had kept Sey-
mour on, for it wss a very weak nomina-
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iority on the Gubernatorial vote of 20,261,
a gain Of 3,S5S over 1864. Town Repre-
sentatives elected are, 16s Republicans, II
Democrats. no choice, 1