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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
SRERlFF'S SALE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT,
IN whereas, on the second day; OF April. A.
H., TT in the 4th Judicial DistrictCourt in and
COR Humboldt County. Nevada, William Nc
Urindie recovered a Judgment and decree of
foreclosure against the Badger Mill and Min
rag Company, for the principal and interest of
sNcertaan promissary note, and. costs OF this
action and costs of sale, and attorneys fees of
ave Per cent. upon the principal and interest
due upon the said promisary note, set out in
the mortgage embraced ia Plaintiffs COM
vi int, and by which I-was commanded to
sell the mortga ed property hereinafter de-
soribed, a. public auction, Accord g to law,
to the highest bidder, for cash. ~. s. Gold
coin), or sufficient thereof to satisfy raid
costss, Attorneys- fees, and interest, and
prin alpal of said promisary note.
Following is description OF the property
authorized to be sold by virtue of said judg-
mant, decree of foreclosure, and order of sale
&o-wit: vw fR-I
That certain Quartz, Mining Claim and
Ledge, situated in Columbia Mining District,
County of HumbUldt : State Of Nevada,
known and called the Independent Lode, con-
tanning 1870 feet, and more particularly de-
scribei as follows: Commencing at certain
monument from whence the section corner of
sections 5,~6, and 8: township AT, North
ltange. % East, MI DiAblo,,mefidian. bears
North S7a 30min., East 1900 feet. thence
from said monument North Az rs mia. West
$40 feet; thence North 2e3Umin., East l.
500 feet; thence Sou b, AZ 45min.. East 600
feet; thence South 22a 30min. West 1850
feet; thence North AZ 45mirA. West SEQ feet
20 place of ~beginnnng, containing 20 6s-1o0
sores, together with any mill, reduction
works. machinery or hoistfDg works, herein
after to be erected upon the said premises,
together with he dips, spurs and angles,
end tenemeats, Entertainments and ap-
purtinencas bel nging t. said property And,
whereas. IL was by said Court. in said action,
adjudged and decreed that all Of said prop
erty be sold at public sale according to law
the prec.-eds If such sale applied TO thu
payment: LIST. II the cost Of this action, and
sale; second. attorneys fee OF per. cent. up
on the principal and interest due upongsaid
promissaryynotes set out in the mortgage EN-
braced in Plaintiffs complaint third, thB
interest on said promissarS note; fourth, the
principal sums due thereupons. aess
Therefore. pursuant to Sal Judgment and
bwill expose to sale at public aacticn. to the
highe BID er. for Gosh, u. 8. gold coin, at
she court house door, in Winnemucca. Hum.
asldt county, Nevada. On
MONDAY TaE 2lst DAY OF MAY.
1877, at oneoe clock, p. NJ, of said day, all the
right title and inter st If defendants, OF, IN,
aud H. the above described property. to salts
fy said juGPlpast and decree 4 nNssa eeass
Given under my hand at my Office. in Win
nemueca. Humboldt county, Nevada, this
18th day Of April, A. D.. 1870.
TA@aa gf E go o.. KYLE.
Sheriff of Humboldt County.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

yTfCTISfS OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDENCE
" who have tried in vain every known
remedy will learn of q simple prescription,
FRRE, Ter ths speedy cure Of nsTvous debility,
premat1se oSesy, lost manhood, aud all dis
orders ERought on by excesses- Airy druggist
has tha ingredisats. address DAVIDSON
~ CO.. SO Nassau ST. NJ "
oct 27-lyr
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NOTICE..

To w. 8. Morgan and to whom ii may con-
Germ;
NOI ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
have expended in money and labor the
sum of ave hundred dollars (S500) ON the
Lookout Mine situated III Battle Mountain
MINING District. Lander County, State OF
Nevada, and that. unless yon pay me at
Galena, Lander County, Nevada, your proper
tionate share of said expenditure on said
mine for each and avery foot you may legally
own in said mine, within ninety days from
the date of the first publication of this
notice. together with costs, your interest in
said mine Will be forfeited to ME by due
process of the mining laws of the United
states. JAMES MORGAN.
GALESA, New, February 9th. 187I--m5-9O
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DIVORCES

Lsgallv and Quietly obtained In every-State
and 7 srritolv, for lsc''afATIBrLrrrand other
causee No MISTER where the party resides,
ID years experieRces Fee after decreev.. al
letters. nfdential4 Address a. ): D. 60
cHlCiGo. ILL. Unquestiohabie references
given. Correspondence with the legal PRO-
fesst0n,inyiteda ~ Y - a p
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
MONDAY TaE 2lst DAY OF MAY.


To all whe are snfieFing from.the errors and
sadiscretioHS sof YOUTH nervous weakness,
early 6slAS. l.Ass OF mAIlhQod.s ETC., 7 wils
send recipe that wifi cure. you, FREE or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
h. 10 missionary in Soash America. Send .
,ssheAddRessea envelope to the Rxv. JOSEPH It.
Ss&sAhx Sksliap u. Bible House, New York
ss@.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-15
ARTEsIAN WELLS.

rYyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
I to inform the pnblie that he's now
prepared, with the moss approved mschinery
to ,fink Artesian wellsinAny part ofthe state
on the shortest notice.
/ All osdersors communications on, tho sub
ject address to Cshoon Il Palmer, Battle
Mountain. wilt receive prompt attention. !,
~ s. L CAHOON
Battle. Mountain. October 0. 1876. II
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"a. C.TANOY,.
HOTOc.R PHI e r,
Winnenaucca...~ Nevad a

YNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
Il formed that, having fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied by T, NJ. Wood, 1 am
prepared to turn Qua. on short notice, pic
lures in all the popular styles and sizes. in
q superior manner ...5..
time, and feel confident that L wi IL satisfy all
who may favor me with their patronage,
WIssEMucoA. February 18th. 1871.
, 1877-11-24
4OtAl...t... st......+s ~ 4U4
FROM THE t1snFn TAnf,H

FROM TIE ABOVE TA1LH
II will appear tint % Republicans and 10i Dem
nsrat@ voted fur the repeal Of tho Resumption.
net, whilr u Republicans md 2S Democrats
voted uganst II. New England wns solid
u-attist tho repca, cxcrl,t Ben Butler, who
Iolgesl.. Msrl Phelps, Democrat, Of Connecticut.
E"w York, New Lersey, Michigan, Call
tori1n. Oregon. Ncvatla, aunl Nebraskn,
without regard TO marty, voted eoldly
agAinst thr rrrtal. North CarolIna, Georgta,
Alabama, Mis*tssippL Kentucky, Arkansas,
kailEAs, md West virginia votcd sulldlv III
Iav"r nt repeal. The East enet fourteen votes
~ fAvur vi repeal md s!xty-sutcn nuatllst. Tho
Ntft-H matter ufs furpri*e to all-cAst oniv
tnsrty-fllnC lur to forty-,nn nCnLust. Tho Suutl,
rast seventy-nfnr for asltl thirteen against. Of
these thirteen, l,fllc were Iicthl!cae. uelntt all
but one krrnl,lrans frUni tl.e South.
THERE ItAH nEEH LITTLE CHANGE
vote, nrproacllfnE Il test, taken Oct. III, Stood
III TO us. The result was a crest surprise IL
both sidcs. Hid l.arh- money men known the
r'nl situation WHEN tue session Logan, they
would haze oalt'l tho bill down with the Want
amendment providing Tor tho plylneus NJ In.
1orn. Incl. III gold. als.l lllcn defeated the bill.
- il i* With only thirteen maturity. thu friends
ii tile bill lave lttlc hope Of passtlig It in the
Senate, a,Hi scarcely mono pf It's finally bceo1n.
III, n law.
nILL rOsTrON1NG TIln DATE
TT resumption the year LONGER than The present
Law, ulll t,rsIvidtng su,llu uddttlD1ai machinery
"i assumptions. would have commanded much
tarGtr vote from tllusc dissatisfied with the
,'s::tit law.
, 1877-11-24
MINNESOTA,

Tho People OF Tiint Region Indulge In
o Littts Standardization,
St. PAuL, Alinn., Nov. 23-In scply to tho re-
quest of tho United StAtes Cutnmissloncr, the
vt. Paul Chamber Of Commerce las nlade r.
port showing that, during the your, e50, ,0tN, QUO
wurc carried away by null, $30, 600 by CT.
brcss, aud 81, ,5o), ,o1 In uoaey-ordcrs; that ovct
100 miles Ut railroads and BIO mica Of staging
centre here; that forty steamboats, were en-.
ployed on tho Missouri River. between Bla.
tnarck and the Valley Of tho Yellowstone; tllat
0,000 tons Of freight haye been carried to Win.
nepeE, and that in consequence Of the 10, ,OOO,-
600 Gusne1s Ut wheat raised this year in Alinue.
suta, thc emigration In this stat9 exceeds my.
thing seen since lb5l Hence tho necessity Tor
faster nails a,'d more service. The report Ut
tho State railway cotnpanles shows that tls NIL
naal rcccipts u tho Chicago, Milwaukee, d 1T.
PauI lsal!road In Minnesota amount to u ,:li7.-
Jul, oi which g. Paul anA Minneapolis hays
contributed s374, ,000, divided W. fuilows: ".
Paul. sos 4g;; minneapolis, sol5, ,50s. The lc-
mand TOR lands In nil secsiu1is Of MiuEcsuta cx-
eru4ls anything ever witnessed heretofore, but
there u enough Tor alI who cotl,e.
, 1877-11-24


.".'' NV. "s'.rn ~ a.. VIZ s "a,
1, guy on ne n".,ts IN 'nsa's s's.' ~, ~
u,,'" su, ..''s .eau a. unos. s'.'s n.n n ,,
"n' uos't""c .''t "'''''ss!o" ., i"ees w." l,t,l'
oefhtte afp'rant' Tor stats. some "t them oe
cfarc'l their intention ol voting for the al
mission nf Kellogg, but, Will, l'ntler
ani Eu.ti. sworn In. Eclloou q
'','s,,n ~ .r,, ..,,.,a ~. .oa. ,r,i
s''."te " WY .aN"S ~" '1. 80
not be very Eood one. snrG'sthg Fatiefsoh
and Cnnuver to return to their allegiance to tho
Eent,tfcan pattr nftcr ,n9tnr ACCOMPLISHED the
oltcct m t,,cr trr,rlerv md secured tr o,!m,t.
- ,:...,. n...,. ~. 60. ...,.,,t
son 81 hus..s anu n"1.et, 'he eenate Mo"".
tlcn 10 equally drltled bctwecti two poI!tlenl
parties, with Sharon tlabttual'y nbscnt, thus
rtytnr to tho Democrats one maiorIty on every
' ,s,,y o,o.t,on Tho ,rt.rhios ,,,t poi,crs.,n
D.t5 ."es''o" Aa' n',st'"s. ,".ss W
aha Cohnsef VIII ha7e aone Will, tncsciofct oe
irrcrocahlc. The Democrats will liaTe control
Of tho Scnntc, and they will un.loubtetl1y he
.1,c ,o nrr.o,+n Tho ,,,n,r,ttt,o. ~ ". l,nr;r
, 1877-11-24

lately brgnn 10 hope that they ran "make
something out nf him yet" They nrc
naturally avtrsc 10 war IN the President IN
the ftrst year ri hts t"rn, and thcy scy
with alarm that tllcy hare been cr,slnnlly drawn
intaAn attitude uf t,prpsitinnby Senators whom
they now bcl|cvc to he not Tor peace, but for n
lasting war up,n the Administration. The two
tauses have hal tho elect Of making the Ills
hope to Enin over the President, anil tllosc wso
mean tn opposc him, In or11cr II break hil,
down nu't s" far the Administration has gained
by these meetings. The i'rtsh'eut has nut eur'
rendered my point. hut lla lIaa been soleitons
to .enw Senators that lie means to net within,
the Republican party, and that, while he will
not nbate anything pf his policy, he heres tu
carrv tho party with him IN Its support, and f
90 With him, ur eycn who will not 70 nEainst
hIM.
It happens. therefore, that son,c Of the
moderate nnti-fIaycs men begin to think Of sep
rates. II they arc to follow either Str. Conls.
Ting or tho President. for Instance, they prefer
To follow the President. Tins one oF tllcso
gentlemen remarked to.tiay, in contcnplatiyc
"What I nm pu.ztine my hrafns about i.
which VIC ought to tlirt'w overheard. Jonah or
the whalo. Junnh, rou probably remember y
h. continued. "was Senator In Ntncvcf,, who
tricti to break down tic administration. The
sshalc, III those taya, was cnrntyern,ls hehst ~
the new Consul ieilcta1 to St. Petersburg Urvc
explained to inc out u t'r Tamutl, an,i hu fact
Is lint II they llal not Hung jonah overheard tl.
whafu wu,lltl hayu swallowed the Whole ship, 1t
Isn't pleasant to he swallowed l,y wiln1c, an,1
for my part think the fellows wgrc not sll,1fsc
when they let jonah over tho Rhips ai,tc into tho
water. You remember the rest Of them got
sniclv Into port.n
II Is remarked here that while there Is no
donl,t a5unt ten. nartar's confirmation when
ever h!s nnnc Is reported to the Senate II ttetny
thought certain that almost all the Republican
Senator'S as well rs tic Democrats s,wtfl rotc for
lin. the long and unusual delay Of tho COM
mittcc over Ills case l,as furious cfrrt npon
public opinion. People want to know what
there IL auainst Harlan. Members Of the Ctu-
nllttcc reply nothing at all so fnr ns they krnw,
but the delay aud mystery nbont 1t Hing doubt
upon the character Of man nominated to ono
OF The Must exalted pnsEtnns In the ltiDu, anil
&c. up rrctcnac ut least that he Is mt 1T to
sit m the Supreme Benrll.
On tic wllule, It mn7 he said that there is n
qutct rcvnisfou Of feeling which makes In lnvur
uf the President. Some Of tfosc who arc t,,rn-
nE toward hin, do not al all give up their p1fr-
poses, Int hopc thnt ho will surrender to fair
words and adrutt management, and that, wllilc
hc will not bc n,ovcd bv threats, he Gun bo
wlleesltcl. Others nrr weary Of a struggle
whicl. brings them 10 fr,tIt.. They sec tho
procession marching on, nud arU gcItiug ready
to fall Ia before II Is too lnto.
, 1877-11-24
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

!sotciat fisDatch II TAt caict9a Tribunr
WA.utsrruy. u. C.. My. n3,-Thc Rcnn,,-
tto,, a,,,t,~, l., r.,,n,,a t,,, ,,,u,,t,,. 1o;Io,
~ '"4. o.1o' - ."N'."s '"'' ''' ','"e' "se'Ao'1
nut to cni'seht 10 my adjournment VI thss ses-
sion unit, oil executive business Is disposed of.
The ca,ir,ls was called to co,,ser Tint .ucsiot.,
Tb,. nrart,cnf effect Of thi. wifi hc In prcy,nt
.,,w a',n.....,..,,, ~ s,,,, tt.,.
u's "uJo"'hMeu' y. WI" lioasea ueto.o tnc
regular ecssios', hut q recess mar be Taken.
Unc purpose of the Republican Scnators Is to
nrcyrut nnv tausc pf tfmc hctwcen Tin
;wn ...stn. w,t,,rn ,r,,lch unno- ia
r. -. rn., I,s,.,'a. "
le""'e,o''o''ee act, tho fIcs'uent cou'o
suspend present incuMhcnts from Of
lice aud nppo!nt others, but II IL
not probable tint tho President hus any lnten-
tios III mailing suspensions during tho few days
at ulost that cuu'l lapse..
SENATOR'S coH1yEil AND PATTERSON =
were both Invited to tho caucus, Patterson
alone attend After tho real wurk VI tho cn,ict,s
was ended tlicro wus 60tne lnft,rlnul talk, IN
wlicl, Senator Patterson IL reported to i,nyc
spoken to tho following elect lfe addressed
Ills rc,tarks mostly to senator E,lmuntis.
, 1877-11-24

hbfesNt JHSp4tcA 10 tAt [*tf41o iFj6MHG,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nor, 93.-The intllca-
t[ons tunEg'lt ure TINT Gen. Harlan will bu la-
vorably voted upon tomorrow by tho sen-
ute Judiciary Committee, mud tia. The suti-
Administration Republican Senators who
have enlrayorr.l to defeat his confirmation will
themselves bs defeated. II Ia reported tl,at
thr|sliancy holds tho balance OF power in tho
Harlan.
THE BRAZILIAN MISSION.
Int scnate COMMITTEES Oh FurriKn Relations
LIS lhosnanE agrcGd to rpnort faY0rahlY tllu
nomination Vi Henry W. liihtasu, Ut urGFRfa,
fur siiuEster to brazil. and rcport unfavnrably
On Tic nomination Ut fleuTv i. HantOnt ar
Flordl, to he Minister to kclaiuu1,
TuE NEW FORK NoMlhArtoN4,
Tho Sc,latc CotnMcscc EomIhitttu Ii said nat
to have agreed with scnator Conkllne as to tbs
man dskinG Information sbout shs removal III
the New Fork Custthl.lIou officers, 'rhn
Committee have accordingly referred tho mat
ter to the Senate executive scssiuu for tnstruc.
items. fne Committee "aa 'n session four
4 AAsvuLsi0h OF FxzLlR0 AMONG AArt-AAYxa
EEPUhLtCAks.
wAx14s Hs'fn1 s. e m Soy ri @sre 1<tfis /. an ,0
csesin. feeling Ut tnlpatlel'ce and even taligna.
toI u the lnaI,Hct In whic! tho muht Important
oi the Presidents nominations hive been kept
back by the c9nhlittees which have theM IN
tlarEc. Committee lucIl, When they atu siukcn
IL about this, are sllcut, though 1t ts satl thut
thu n,tuinaslon VI Gen. flaIlau ior Justice Of
The Supreme Court l. kept back for no reason
that any one oI the Judiciary Committee knows.
among Senators about thcss delays, and
thu sympathy Of so,ne anti-llayes Hg4a-
tors Is turnlng towarl thu President on
the ground that he Is not meeting with fair
Treatment, and that II would ba more sespect-
tul " hiul II the Culamittres shoulI hfinR ,n
a4lveIss reports mud let the senate decide, than
lor Chairaacu to pocket .ho nominations out Ut
what 1ooks Ike Inese spite. This feeling u
go'l many VI the unti-Itaycs Scuators to make
up with the President. lhcy have uppose4 Lllu
- fur. not with tue idea u breaking down lis
Administrator. lut With the nutiun VI xettlp.
lliM ''lnto lafuiuny With their Ilcas.r As they
| say. tis ireats lhctn clsilY aud iualcA himself
DtTaoaA!lY Llsas4ut to tAelu aud t4cy have
, 1877-11-24

; THE BOTTOM FALLING OUT.


Sioux CIrY, Ia, Nov. S1-J. u. Armstrong,
4 farmer living sevcu miles southwest Of Poneu,
Heb.. arrived here to-day, aud k.ates that, on
the day Ut the earthquake lust week, q half
ayre uE ground on hfs farm was torn into every
conceivable shapet huge tnasses of Garth bcIuy
lifted aud thrown 1ftren 10 twenty feet. HtY-
eral assures were uale and still setlain, sosue oi
which are filled With waller, while othc1H arv
vacant and Vt unknown depth. They vary in
width fEotu foot tu tcn feet, aud f1tvId ucaIly
avross tho ground wAr1a the eruption oecuf-
rLl.
, 1877-11-24

Thu Speaker Iaid bsfoEa tho House soma forty
applications for !aavs Of ahssncs.
Ar. Wuot New York; objected tu ali Of then,
except tAoAe In caAea of stekne*s, and said that hu
txpcclcd there could bs I lipxl sdjousuuent "
Tnealay next.
Mt. coages asked him to have that question ax-
ed at once. .....
Nj. Wood declined TO call up tho &c. solution for
dual Adjournment, on the ground that the Stnatu
wAa ur04ALjy not disposed " aa early adjputn-
nlcal.
This uouso adjourned till Tuesday.
, 1877-11-24

6atcis1 fasnutca n 77s tsleayo tribune.
Ne" ioAE, Aos @l-Tne New York Irib-
L'~I Washington special Aays: How far the
,)etnocrlltc bargain with Patterson and Conoycr
:Atetdsis mol positively known fu Washington
"-.i4lt- The general belief IL that both Of
, 1877-11-24

The scerctary's supplementary report of last
year showed II, GJl Oranges t,n paying has,s,
with bss,ils members. {.rhts did mot lnclu,la
tits Order ~ Ca'lada, which maintains an i'dc.
pctaeut txlstencs. There there are about GU
GrunEca, with II ,U00 menlbcrs.)
, 1877-11-24
THE WEATHER.,

WASHINGTON, d. G., Eov, at-t d. m.-For
thc Tennessee aud Ohio Valley aud Upper Lake
region, falling barometer, warmer, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, aud rain areas, with tncrcas-
Ing easterly Or southerly winds In tho last dIs-
tsiet. and variable In tho two 6rst.
LOCAL QnbxxvATloNa
, 1877-11-24

wliicl, brings them no fr,tlfs. Thcv sec the
proseseion marching on, md aru gcitiug ready
to fall Ia before 1t Is too late.
~' TIE RECORD.
HOUSE.
WAanlx6ToN, u. c., Nor. 2i-The regular
orlcr being demanded. Mr. Chttcndcn aakcd
apcccl,, ltc (Chiticntlcn) should be allowed to
morrall."
Mr.. Thompson objected.
The Speaker suggested that other gentlemen
were not objccting.
Mr.. Chittcndcn--Thcn rise TO question OF
privilege.
The spcakcr-Thc gentleman will state II.
Mr. ChItteMlcn-I propose to read from two
numbers Of thr Record personal assaults upon
He, which certainly prescnt question. of
privilege.
str. Ewing appealed to Mr. Thompson to
withdraw his eblectsot,, and It was aec0rtltngty
Withdrawn, and 1t mas ngrced thar Chittcmleil
shuul l,ayc. fifteen n,ntes' time when Fort twalo
WI. emitted to the lnor) had closed big remarks.
@ Sa Fl, s saa s s f.
IL .ai',. wIe,lar ho ought 10 !copen lis debate
gentleman from Ohio. II had been thuuchs, how.
ever, that como wor:as .ho,id GENE from ,!hs I.c.
pa9llsan at:s members OF tAe committee On baaktns
ar @ thnt ho fayored lie messnrr ef"r" thn ia"se
What was re"n hcro to..ayt Tho le,al. .tunler
y % s sss as d T t
pie ,nntshaliMg Themselves In solid phaiunx IN lts
~ ksatsS in d. ssI q S;, 5 IL II
BEN oiIetsd' On tho ground thu. L !as
II .hnnII IN dorn bx .iroo n,on",It,nn nnis
To .s ~ lad Gen pfcsensea bY f. @ Of Sn a
sn y tY,ar ~ tc aaa
1s! soaa or shon;I not ho sr rencajs Il. set e o.
|eyed f.as s,s ns'es so9 H., y 'ssnm,on a By
Rssy aa aoe lie asss,sa hno at INC
nnmrrx c & ,hn ~ .noo =. ,hsv ct g,c"mSnche .Se
soan setirsd VIII" s'' " '''' a. '''' so' e''''0'eS'
sir. Eemes reminded Mr, Fort that sl,ore wos no
npaa nropost!9n peuo'ns'o ~''ha'a" sings dollar Of
a'sEnpaok ~ ,xt, lro,, tb., b., an, .r,,,rc .h,.
inat y 10 % ano fesa H. am nat u what u declared
s au,a.Mit I'M Ie not h..n a...ato tobv ,bo..
IN favor q fs,ampiioa.
Ill., 1'a1' ~ ~ ~ 'Ias ~ .n nn9'Hs" lor ~
i Nv. ,eir vor - ta 1o.,,"n., a' Wnn sa
deear WIG. then. were re ll* foiow l,en.ostats fol-
!GWnx: !x:. 1Hsy "s'e % !Jnp"Hf tno le4u " wy man
III cstn,,airn m tha n:mosratio LIN @ s s,a II III.
doHnteay @ Secfstsr, of the IFeabn'y.
~ ro,EI Z" ns xnow Ha Ts. Tas pso
ths seas sna 4 oe 1a
P1s.tdsntii r. ;s,ti,, on,.n ..o.,.., ,..,,,,,.. u
,,ns .H.n.t ~ .tp.nsa a., ~ E.sso II EM
.as folowinE e.'rast from .pseeh made by Ew:
e1"Sfstoq " wn ths sssf9a9y M abSat s H.
stlysr n ~ RAPIDLY ~ practicable. Thy m;nta are
"urnn.a nni nrcdIrt nm. lnat H. r tav.,,,sn sat
, 1877-11-19

tho Democrats of the House Ind sought to
usurp. It came back to the 1Ionsc, and tho
Texas Democrats, meanwhile having fonnd
that the President wpnll affartt their fran
sier all tho protection necessary, nopped
over again and voted for the amended bill. In
which they were joined by LuTTRKLI, cf
California and W11LnMs, of Michigan. Tho
main features Of The bill. therefore, are safe,
although saved BY Tho narrow minority Of II
on the Texas clause, a1Ai OF but on tho
amendment to inscrt 2:', ,0o0 instead Of 2o,-
600 AZ the limit Of tho army. While the
people Of the country will rojoice At this ac-
ton, which sares our army from virtual de-
struction, they will not fail 10 observe how
far Democratic malice exists against It, md
to notice TINT ont Of 180 Democrats there
were 1oo willing to 20 cripple It that It would
In future bo nttcrly useless rs national po-
, 1877-11-19
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1877.
CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY,

The chicaso produce markets were quiet satur-
dAy, and mostly easier. NcAs pork closed HG7hc
per brl 1awer at 31o. ooh O T.. Oh for November
and x12 2oGl IL. 22.i for JANUARY. Lard cloecd SC
per 100 lbs lowor, at s7.s7s: cash aud r. soab
7.H7h for January. Meats were easier. At &c tor
boxed shoulders md Bkc for do short RIBS. Lake
trrghts were less nctivc and nsr, At 4tfc for corn
to Buffalo. Whisky was auotcd at 81. OF per gat.
lou. Flour Was STEADY. Whcat closed Ac lower,
tat tl.07A for November aud 81 .o54 for Dcccm.
fher. Corn closed easier. ut 45Ac cash and 4iat1
~ &c for November. 0ats closed steady, at 255tc
't7ssh aud o3Ac for November. Rye waa hr1n, at
'laAc. barley e'osel stronger, at Blhc cash and
<sAGz9assc for DerembeE. Hogs were 1o&s1de
hover. closing At $a.3014.5o. Cattle were dull
1t s.. 40G4 10; and sheep do at So. 1904, co. Re-
cclscd In tha city during The week: Il, 840 bris
-four. as v77 bu wheat, e4s, 2o' tn corn. aod.D18
-au oats @a 007 In rye, lGo 600 hu barley 145, 027
head tive hogs, and 1S 84 cattae, Inspected into
"storo In thls city Saturday morning: a14 cars
wheat to cars eosn, 30 cars oats IT cars rye, and
rs cars barley Tota! (500 cufsl. .17. 000 bu. Ono
hundred dollar. in g,h would buy s102.75 in
grccnhacks at tho close.
, 1877-11-19

Policeman WRITE. the brave officer who
wns shot By tho desperate nAHDR In the fear-
fnl encounter in ST.. Louis pawnshop last
Friday. died yesterday Of the wound in tho
thigh received during his struggle with the
murderer. Ampntation Of tho leg Ind been
resortcd to in the hope Of Saving tie officers
life, but the loss Of blood suffered before
surgical assistance could bc procured on the
tlay Of the shooting probably resulted in a
degree Of prostrat,on which bafled
all attempts to save the victim.
Thus another is added to tho already long
list Of munlers committed by the fond Of
Gibson and ST. Elmo. RAspE himself was
moro fortunate, or at lenst the community
was, for ho Is likely 10 recover from his
wounds, and DO spared to adorn the high
station for which he is so emincntly fitted
that is 10 say, the gallows. This requisition
Of the Governor Of Illinois will, It Is thought,
be honorcd at onco, and RASDE transferred
to tho custody Of tho authorities Of this
State,