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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
SinSer f6reiem fur Gaftoria.
Dubuaue, ben 9. Sanuar. 1877.

SinSer fbreien fur Saftoria. Gs
1T gum Ginnsbmsn iiB pie SOnis unS 1T abir'
Tut ni&t ssfabrli&. % ssrtrsibt bic Wurmsr,
bsilt @inb aOlif. rssslt Dragon une Ssearms
unO liaosst bic Rsisbarfsit bel i&nsasu ar4 be.
l&perli6sm 3abnen. IS ii elm ouafOmmsnsr
griay fur gafrrcil unp sssen gsrfrpfunssn bel
Junssn unS Nltsn sitt IS Ni&ts 3uprIaihse.
rec uns @irfamerss.
Die @entaur 3inimentS ine bic srSB.
ten Ssilmitfsl, bic is sntptdt fur ale 6lei&. ane.
den. unb Wusfel : charlottesville Duct.
i&unsen, Gni&wsaunsen, Yranbwunosn, &bsu.
matismus. nsift @lissr &c. Was bas weise
einement fir bic rnsnf&li&s Gamilis. ttut Sas
sslts einemsnt fir pfsrse anb Sbius. cit
inb bldg, tequsm unu f&sr In ibrsr @irtuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

SIM G~ourtgaus periammsIten id ant
6reitas Die meiiten Gieiioren bes Gountp's
unb einisten iid auf einerBaiis Bel Der 9lb.
ibdeuns Der Steuern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

Der metropolitan 8eibftaa In Der
Hdbe eeS Atbendums, fribtr BON Dtder unb
9dser, jest &ateliH unb 0ibbs ssbalten, III NIT
sirer Nusmabl uprrefaiber auti&en unb Bug.
siss, ippie ben bsfen pfsrben p%srfsben. @er
siEe Spaaisrfabrt maten, Oeer binaus In bic
@sssns fabren min. ipl tort feline Srtsr bintsr.
lafsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Neme Ametgen.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
Interested, that on the I'd. day of January A.
D.. 1877, the undersigned was appointed by the
Circuit Court of Dubuque County, Iowa, Exc
cutor of the Estate Of MICHAEL LEhTZ
deceased, late of said county.
Dated at Dubuque, January I'd. 1877.
PHILIP LENTZ,
2S5-2S7 Executor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

Die 2Niet6e Der Stibls in Der ct.
Warienfir6e ersab fir bas nadte 9alb:
iabr $24o2. Die beioen Ieeten Eeiben
Bdnte iinS nod uerIafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

8. Sem, Gds Der item d MainitraBe,
im Marmor.O rpsooospalat bat bic iton:
fen 9sppide, bic gu iu9en inb. Waan fin'
bet bort iowobI bic briiieIer CARPETS als
serinse Sorten.
8reiie iebr biIlis!
Qepp tduft fIr baar elm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

&5cumatii6c S9mcr3en perben sebeilt
nit DR.. SitIer's &beumatic &emeOp.
@arauttrt Rbeumatismus NeuruIs
sia. u. dbnli9e &rantbeitenf fiber
~ beileA. Bei allen Npotbefern gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Wem:Nurf Warftberimt.

Ielearapb). San. 6. 1877.
MebI-$5.7 70 Bis 5.75.
@ei,en.-Mtilwaute go. 2, $1.43
Safer-4O bis SO Sts.
@eIi9forn-sem. weitl. 81 bis GA.
S9weineheii4-$ls, so.
@olb in 9tew Oorf Sl.069.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

d, 2lmCern 6effen DanR benz Srn. 5ranS
Map iar bas Reujabrssei9ent. bas sr urs
.am 81. DECEMBER ma9te.
Cascade, ON 2. Sasnar 1877.
Ole Ginger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
MlIsc0tine.

clearinghouse ~francais. Bien tenu par
DENIS JORDON, Wis a Wis du Lam
ding ct de la care du chemin de fer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
@p lit Wmtpm @eicr ?

Gsteren In Din&er'nsen. grsusen. gSOrmsleiuseu seser
lba. Sein 6rsunh 5. 2. CSaspare. Rp. hi Clinton ctr.
Detroit. DiiStsan. BAT wi6tise Rahrittsn fur i'm. So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09

Siebs DR.. 0anssu's anssiss an anssrer StsQs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Wilibaafer Wartt6eriAt.

ct. 2ogis Warftberift.
Wer IsIsarapb.) San. g.. 1877.
@eiseu-rotbsr, @intsr 9to. 2, Sl.424
@eli9torn-3 800 Gts.
Safer-3S9 Gts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Stpre AZ p~erfamfem

Gin gut sineei6tettr. rrbl nit 8unef6aft s~rftbsntr
tprt fsbt AZ ~psrfauf,n. eIebtaber tSnnsn nabsrs ausunft
bar SffSin eisiss Slattss srbaItsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
Ghicago W arftherint.

Wer Isleerar b. San. g.. 1877.
l-$4 SO bis $50
WetSen H. No. 2, 81 254.
WeIi9totn.-44s Gts.
6afer-34s Sts.
Yutter-3I bis 35 @ts.
Gier-23 bis "a 9ts.
Wbistr$l.073.
&inbpieb-S2.5 so bis 4.65.
9 6weine-S6.5O bis $50.
9 weinefei d-Sls.05.
Wilibaafer WarttaeriAt.
~ CT Ieltarapb) San. 6. 1877.
Weisen-Ro 2, sl.264.
Safer-33 @ts.
Weli storm Al Gts.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

The Rev. Mr.. Murray,s religious
society, which II was reported was
rather apprehenslve Of not being
able TO make the two ends meet
pecunisrily, this winter, has taken
dceIaed measures 70 prevent fail
~ h this respect. 1t has sold
~ dips 1t wosah1ys in the Music
Hh) ut auction, aud issues tickets
to all who buy seats for services.
Then ON Sunday It is to station
doorkeepers at its door, and no one
who does not present o ticket is
allowed. Upon this rule, I sup
pose II is possible for the poor
to have the gospel preached to
them, but 1t is not easy to see how
this can bo done until somebody
that is rich has given them . piece
Of paste board that will prevent
their being turned away. This ar
rangemcnt Is new to Boston and I
doubt II It is In existence anywhere
else; but MIR. Murray has been
law unto himself oflate years.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

CIRCUIT coURF.

D. =. TRIMBLE, so
G. W. Clarke, Dlss. Aueseys
tCoahoma county-9d Monday q
September and March -eontlnue
twelve days. -
September and March eohsinee
twelve days.
Washington county-9d Aondey
Of October and April il-tonanee
twenty-fonr days.
Suniiowcr ciounty-9d Monday
of November and May-continue
six days.
Sharkoy county-Sd Monday q
November and May-continue nx
days.
issaquena county-lth Monday
Of November and May-continue
six days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20
cHANcHRY COUNT.

CHAs. CLARK, OhAnceuos.
Coahoma county--lth MondeyoS
October and April, aud continns
twelve days.
Bolivar county--2d Monday q
November and May, and contiuue
twelve days.
washington county-4th Mon
continue eighteen days:
October and April, and continue
six days.
Sharkey county-2d Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six days.
Sunhowcr county-lst Monday
Of October and April, and cor
tinue six days
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20


The most successful result of the
war has been that those who pre-
cipitatcd the country into conflict
have double voice In tho govern
mcntl The magnanimous Repub.
licans have made gift to the South
OF thirty or. forty congressman
and electoral votes. Take away
the representation which was given
the South on account Of negro suf-
frage, and how would Tildcn stand
to-day in the Electoral College,
and how different would bo the
political status OF tho next Con-
grcss! Without negro suffrage,
and consequently with representa-.
tion reduced to q white basis, the
South would have nincty-two
votes In the Electoral College In
stead Of ono hundred aud thirty.
eight. And members Of Congress
proportionatcly reduced. Georgia
instead of having nine Congress.
men would have i've, and South
Carolina two instead Of five, and
Mississippi three instead Of six,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20
GENERAL LONGsTREET.

New Orleans, Jan. 8.-T0 Presi-
dent Grant, Washington, d. G.:
General Nichols was to-day inau-
guratcd Governor Of this State
amid enthusiastic demonstrations
Of patriotism that should be graft
flying to every American citizen.
I believe him 70 be fairly elected 70
the Office to which he has beon n
Quoted, and that he will mainlhin
peace and good order throughout
the State. I beg, therefore, that
you will maturely consider the
premises Notwithstanding adverse
Sensational dispatches that may
reach you.
Nost respectfully,
!, lpN0srRHBT.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

ment Of death-the blood-red
guillotine. The cruel sounds OF
hammering, which used in days Of
old to startle the criminal from his
last slumbers, are heard no more.
The guillotine is put together by
pins and bolts, and it rises Is ST.
lcntly as. its functions once per.
formed, II disappears.
As \ proof Of the falsity Of the
sensational rumors respecting the
duration Of intelligence and the
power of notion In the head after
it - been cut oG, It he's been re-
marked that Tie position Of the
eyes never change aftcr the knife
~ onse fallen. remaining either
epsn = closed = hey were in tho
last unomeut q ~ v3o1lm's life.
/ Comparatively few criminals are
now condemned to death in France,
the jury having the power to save
an assassin's life by finding him
"guilty, with extenuating circuul-
stances" = verdict that changes
the sentence from death to Inn
prisonment of life. And 1t 10 very
rare that they do not discover cx-
tenuating circumstances even IN
the most atrocious Of crimes. For
instance, . man who had poisoned
two wives, ono aiter the other, cs-
capped death because he had q
wooden leg, and another, who
burned his little three.ycar-0ld
daughter to death by holding her
on . red-hot stove, got of because
he was drunk at the time that he
committed the decd.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

r@Huch Regular Advert'semen'.
must be paid At the beginning o.
each quarter.
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charged 20 cents per line; 0bituA'
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Persons who wish to indulge IN
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will DO required to pay In accoru-
ance with the nature Of their artl'
cles.
RULE FIVE.
FEES FOR ANNOUNCING cANDI-
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For State and District Ohices, SM
For County OfIices:. ~
FOR Beat Ofiices. s..........-~...... 0
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Orders from transient customers
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.attention. Accounts Of regular
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lst Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20
SupRExs CounT.

Terms Of Supreme Court COM
mence on the srd Mondays Of April
and October.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

JUDGES o. TilB sUPRnllD O0UBg.
II r eimrsll, Chlsf Justice, n n chalnGss
!. 4. r. Csmpbell, Associates. :. -.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

Robt. A. Hill, Su90:
Geo. T. Swami, Clssk.
Sessions commences In jackson On ~ ~
Mondays Of June and January.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20
o. q. CIRCUIT COURT.

Robt. A. fill, Jud&e.
Geo. +. Swami, 49,
Terms begin In Jackson on ~ 1t. 0ons
days In May and November
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS.
Regular meetings arc held BY the
Board of Supervisors on the 1st
Mondays Of January, March, July,
August, and October, and may
continue in session 4 days and no
longer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-01-20

U. 8. DISTRICT COURT ron souTH1RJt
DISTRICT or MSS.
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cepxyY OFFICIALS.

nBxpRns or 4nE BOARD Or surRnvIsone.
B 9; Elm. .. .:a.! s:!.n, V \ wnss$i Z; 2.
AN. sh;5S,s. d.. ca.scss2 .2 81
Bchlen Lucas, Coanly T!eas11es.
5. An sxrchsr. School 6spsssisiss111k
N CoUNcrL.
The IA Coumcil--meets On
the let Tuesdays Of zach mouth.
TOWN OFFICIALS.
CouxcftnnN. II. Wllcslpskl, lla1pe, ~.
A. Eyern.n, 7. W. sAIslds, John Hanway
a. W. l.. walker.
L. b. icilssEis. TTsssirsr.. .
LEvnn BoAxD.
The Board Of levee Commlo-
sioners Of Bolivar, Washington ~
Issaquena Countless % W.
3nd Mondays Of April ard 0e)cr
ber at Groenville.
l1xEn ovDlC1Als.
Connl1ale1nG y ye1nssq III
60
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q. =. oI.A1x'

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
PORT ANDERSON. Bolivar cssnsy, Alae.
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Fees ibr Legal notices due on or
before last publication. NO PROOF
furnished until paid for
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YEARLY RATRs:
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Each subsequent Insertion. 70
, 1877-07-12

No attempt Ia now malo by tho Rusal ans
to conceal Tho fact that tho campaign In
Asia Minor has resulted In disastrous fail
ure. It is admitted that the siege Of Kars
has been abandoned, and that 1t waa neocs-
sitated by tho advance Of MouKu7An PAsuA
with forco To which tho Russians dared not
attempt to give battle. large force Of cav
airy was sent to protect tho communications
thseatened BY the oncomiug Turks,
md tho infantry md artillery in
front Of Kara were transferred to
new positions. Gen. TEnouKAsorRs COIN
n,.nd Was compelled to retreat post
lnste, aud there ia suspicion Of invention in
the explanation TINT ho had weakened his
forces by protecting number Of Christian
villages whose Inhabitants wore In great
danger Of being 1nassacred by the Kurtls
and Daahi- -Dazouks. Tho Christians IN danger
OF massac1c, and to whoso rescue TEnouKA-
eorT devoted his onergios, probably woro the
huscoyits uniform and had enliseed "for
thrso ycars or during the war."
, 1877-07-12

The Chicago u.aanCc markets wcrc netEEe yes
tt,Gas, aud trresular Mess pork closed 2.i13c
~, b1l higher. nj <13. $50 H. 10 cash and 41 42:s
f1l4j fur Augnr,. 1.nnd closcl 1!;lioc
pcr 1cn rs lover, At Su.05 for August and
SD,1:., for September. Meats wcre Hfmcf.
at &c pr. ID for iooFc ehouldeEa and TIC for
do short rils LIKE frcshts were trnt, At 1AG4.c
fur corn 10 buffalo. i1ighwincs were stchdy, at
Sites per gallon. Flour was dull. Wheat
ciptrd .G-t:c Higher. at about sl.:h'!t TOT July
ert 81. H.. ior August Torn closed Nc lower,
at Iai4tllAtc for Iu1y and 41s{c for August.
us;. cloecd lfI1isc lower. nj a14c cash and "sAc
fur ..nsatt Nrc sud NJ 9.c cash and 55c for
August. Harley was nominal, ut fh}c for new No.
=, seller September. I1oss we're active md SG1oc
lower, selling ut II. 7:N s. Ii. Cattle were fHtfiy
nr.iye anil firm. sheep were unchanged. One
fundrct. dollars in gold woptd buy Stus.37 In
k9ceHtaclis at the eIosc.
, 1877-07-12
THE INTERNAL COMMERCE or THE
UNITED STATES.

f.-...,., Il, tn1lt &haSn s,h III
l., -. s.an., % .sat,s,,.o, ~ rs,o,+ ,ro,,o ~ Con-
,,~,sa ~ ~ ;nfnrrn..;on ro,a,;vo - t,,s ,ntorno1
ean,rnar,n e ~ ,hs county NJ ,1osrrr
E,,,,r T. ch;oy r1e-t ~ tbo 1n,erra1
r- T,,-s.1- ~. ,r-...-, -. H..
Commerce D'''11otl VI 'ao A1e"sns, nA' J'"s
completed his hrst report nnaes th's la~'
from which no gather tho following partic-
r,ors.
r.,,,...s x.,,. ~ .h,,r,,, MT.
- esHsti In forc,rn trads 2.ooo, 600
Estimated valnu Of railroads in the
United States .............:..... 4.GUu oum' wv
a1e.;a y. 1",rGs xaI,a a%a ~ co,'n,ni;..
moved py rail in Tinted suites. Is. ooo COD, 600
Ono cl.at,ter of tho report eu,braces. 30 far
NJ vns practicablc. n statement Of freight
which crossol the Srjesissippi River between
AZ. paul md st, Louis over railroads and
bri,1ccs and which passcd down that river.
Thirteen BRIDGES have beon constructed by
railroad companiee bctvoen Winona md ST.
Louis, at m aggregate cost of SO, 1888. 900.
The trade of Minnesota il mostly with the
East A fcw articles reach there from Now
, 1877-07-12

The population OF what Is called London for
ls77 IL estimated 1t ,a6, ,0Q7, or nearly that OF
the state Of New York, aud fully ~ many
u The two States Of Illinois and lowa. This
u I million iuoss than was given by the
ceusus of 1871; ! large part oi tho increase Ee-
suits from anna1iug suburbs to the metropolt
tan district. An exchange says;
Tbs Seeuon embraced In the Hc9istsar's s1bles.
undsr the name Of London. includes paris OF thrss
counties, Aad comptl4es an ases Of IL suuMe
miles. The City of London u Itself only sma!!
distriet iu The Metropolis. Just the - old city
Of Philadelthis IL but ANAL section Of tha con.
aodAtcd oily tu. day. lIsss the old dividing lines
between tlaa city and surrounding disiricts hAs 2
bseu obittesatsd. sad ouly vaguely teue mbsred
bJ thu present generation, but in the Metropolis uE
London they arc ulAlntAtued through the existence
VI local 4uyerumsnts for thu disttcts. With spectA
lava 4nd custom. Inhstitsd from oiasn dmct
During lH7u, 1a3 1p1 children wsrs bern
u London, and 81. III persous Of ~ Agefsdtd,
ths annual birth rate bainx nearly thlEty-
tbs annual desth. .fats Auk quite twenty one ana
half p~s t4ou4xn1. TITS de4tA-Eata u rrtJ low ~
, 1877-07-12

olica To threaten an attack, but it has never
yet been in the power Of my system OF po-
lice to suppress vicious intent Tho Orange
man would be entitled, - between the two
factions, to aucl, protection ~ the local All
thoritics could give them, but would also to
q certain degree be Responsible for the
broken heads and mangled remains, a. We
Gnu conceive Of no celebration TINT wsuld not
be in the naturs Of tAuns. Tho annual re-
curronce Of these rows and threatened rows
is by no means complimentary to the good
nature or The gvod judg mont Of the Irish
peoD1e.
, 1877-07-12

The spos do belong To the vict0rA This work
Of politics should BE- done BY tho otlcEAl class.
class. Tha Offices Of tAs Government should b
nllcd by those who belong 10 the party Ia power,
and who h2re supported 1t In tho ds'd. These
should be the governing GLASS; TOT ~ long ~ the
people hsvo vuted, assunte4 10, thc fucumbeucy
Of the party they beionz to. ths Fawsrdz should bs
psnportonato 10 the ability and suceeas OF Tho
workcn.-Brookfy~ Eagle tD<H.). T.
This is the true Democratic doctrine stated
by authority. Il Ia tho expression Of tho
leadiug Democratic newspaper in tho third
city in the Union, It ia an open and candid
avowal OF the Democratic devotion 10 the
spoils systen, aud machine poiiuca+ II con-
feaaion ia good for the soul, the Democrats
will do we'll to acknowledge this as their own
and abide by it. II IL the Jacksonian idsa
Of American politics. 10 pe.sistently i'm
pressed upon the American system under him
and his Democratic E,ccsssors that 1t may 10
yoata before tho moat determined opposition
can break 1t down. Tho spoils system has
taken root In plsooa wl!ero 1t would not be
suspected, and twinea about almost every
man who has ever taken active part In poll
ties OCics-aeaking haa become regular
profession, and reward for party service
! is phrase TO which the American las be.
co,ue 10 accustomed that It IL accepted NJ
axiomatic. There are prominent mon md
pretcntious newspapers that do not hesitats
to antagonizo openly the effort that Prasi.
dent HATES ia making to purify the public
service, and others, more hypocritical. that
bolistlo and discourage this effort becAu<e 1t
| il personal and il beset with so many en-
, 1877-07-12

ired and fifteen millions. At the same aver
age rate Of shrinkAgo = year from now, the
bauk-note circulation will not much, II any,
exceed tlrce hundred millions.
VVhat has occasoned this large and un-
lookcd.for retirement Of bank.notes? Many
people have had IN idoa that thore was an
immense profit in tho bank-note circulation,
ant, that tie bnnks wero "coining money"
from gains on their Issues. II that had
been trae, the banks would havo increased
their notes to the utmost, and outtide capi-
talists would hayo rushed into tho banking
business. The notes havs been Withdrawn
simply because under existing restrictions
thero was not sufficient profit In circulation
to warrant locking up 20 much capital In
bonds and redemption reserves rs tue law
requires. A bank could only issus $0O,0oo
Of notes uron deposit Of $s100, GOO bonds
costing at icast 9112,o0o In greenbacks to
purchase them. Aud then tho 1cgnl-tender
reserves required to be kept in Washington,
including tint tn route TO nud fro, will
amount TO at least $4,000 moro. Thun
comes tho ta1 Of ons per cont on the circu1a-
ton, which abstracts from one-quar-
ter to onc-sixth Of nlf tho interest re-
cejvel from tho borrowers Of tho notes.
II bank could keep ali ita notes out on in.
tcrost in tho 1lan,is Of solvent customers at 8
pcr cent, the tnx on circulation would still
bo nearly 10 per cont on what was received
for interest: but in the Eastcru States, wliero
| most Of the banks are locatel, tho rata Of
interest is only to per cont, and great
deal OF money is loaned On call at TO per
cent; and there are seasons OF tho year when
q bnnk will have from 20 70 ~ per cont OF '.a
notes or those Of other b"nka which nmounfa
to tho same thing) lying Idle in Its vaults iof
want Of good customers to borrow tue
money. 1t may 10 safely stated thas the
Fedornl War-ta1 Of per cont on circulation,
Which is still exactod, equals one-qnarter IN
the East 10 ons'si1th in tho West Of tho TO-
| tRl f1fCHt 4Gtfuln2 ~ tQq D2nkH lfuH 1AkE1E6i
, 1877-07-12

Oregon, Novads, and Colorado hare
member each, who together would givc s
votes; Rhotle Island md Floridn have
mombors each, and the members wou'e
give 2 votes; 3finnosota, New Hampshire.
West Virginia, Vermont, and Kansas, fiva
Btates, 1ave each 0 members, OF whom
from oacll State would cast tho vote OF that
State, 80 that 10 members would gtvo i
yotos; Askanaas, California, and connectt-
cut have members each, 3 Of each, Of 9 In
ali, would cast tho vote Of these states;
Maine snd South Carolina hare mcmbors
each, Of whom would give the votes Of tho
two States; Maryland, Mississippi, and Texas
hare 6 members each, md votes from each
Stats, or IL In nil, would gtve the votos Of
these three States. Here, then, 10 members,
representing 20 States, would givo 20 votes
for and o1ecs tho President, notwithstanding
tho 2t7 other members ali voted tho other
way.
Afr. MORTON points out thc dAngers Of cor
ruptiou where the choice Of President may
be reduced 10 the voto OF ond member from
one or moro States. Presidents havo beon
chosen twics In that manner. In 1901, after
several dnys' balloting, . member, who waa
tho sole representative Of State, stated to
friend OF Mr.. JErrEnaoE: "1f ltr. JEFrKn-
SOW will give assurance that ho will retain tho
Collector Of tho Port Of Wilmington, in Dela-
ware, and at Philadelphia, and will give two
BILLS (which wero nained) his approval, will
change my vote tomorrow, and know Of two
| other members from two different States who
will change their votes. The effect Of it will
, 1877-07-12

Mr.. Dnz, Of Mexico, does not scem 10 DO
generally known. No action In recognition
Of lis Minister has bcen tnken III Washing
ton ind tho other nations are holding back.
The fact il, o Government In Mexico don't
stick long enough to u,akc recognition Of Its
representative worth wlife.
, 1877-07-12
Grucnbacks nt tho New York Stock e.
chaugo yesterday closed nj OIL.

1t is asserted in Berlin that Count An
DiAKsy. l.nviuy positive information that
scrvia Is going into the war, haa notified tbs
Ks,ssan Ambassador that Austria cat whip
Servi.. anyhow, mud will therefore march
Hmm Lcr territory.