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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

"THE movement for the reduction
or reorganization of the nominal
Indebtedness of some Of the South
ern States" says the New York
Tribune, "has received an impetus
from the prompt response of the
legislature of Tennessee to the
wishes Of its bopdholders. The in
debtedness of that State is about
s21, 900, 900, and the bonds, as well
as those of Virginia and South
Carolina, are mostly held in this
city, and interest upon all has been
in default for some time. 1t was
determined among the bondhold-
ers to endeavor to secure a reorgan-
ization of the debts upon an equi-
table basis, and to this end a com
mittee of well known bankers, con-
sisting Of George Coe, ]. D. Yer
milye, and B. B. Sherman, Of New
York, B. B. Comegys, of Philadel-
phia, and Enoch Pratt, of Balti-
more, was requested to undertake
the work. The plan was COM
municated to the authorities
Of the above named States,
and in response q special COMMITTEES
Of the Tennessee general assembly
is at present in this city in confer
ence with the committee Of the
bondholders. This assembly com
mlttec is as follows: Representative
John i. Savage, chairman Sena.
tors G. W. Martin and Jesse Arlige.
and Representatives W. +, Trovii
and Lewis Shspherd. a meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at the
American Exchange National
Bank, at which all the members Of
both committees were present, and
during the three hours session
there was a general exchange o.
opinion on the subject. A second
meeting was held last evening in
the rooms Of the legislative com.
mittee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
when the matter was still further
discussed. The meetings were pri.
vate, and all information in regard
to the discussion was positively
refused. The meetings will b.
continued from day to day unit
some equitable plan shall be agreed
upon"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
baltimore Itema

. baltimore, March 10 The fOur.story
brick warehouse, II Commerce street,
occupied by W. D. Schurig 4 Co., whole.
sale fish and cheese dealers, and Jesse
Lazear & Co wholesale grOcers, burned
this morning.
General BabcOek, late private secre.
tary Of President Grant, yesterday took
charge Of the fifth lighthouse district,
to which be was assigned as major Of
engineers at his own request, relieving
Meior Franklin Harwood.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
On saturday, March "a, 1877,

u legal hours, in frers Of the Court-bouse.
Memphis. TenDesse5, proceed 30 sell. to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the following de-
scribed property, tO-wit:
Lying II, shelby county, Tennessee, it being
an undivided one-fOurth interest in az acres.
tying in the town Of Ouba. and bounded thus;
Beginning at A.. Wares west line; thence.
south 10. west 10 links to a white-oak marked
W Y, btaek.gum and poplar pointers; thence
south chains 3 links TO a stake; whence west
y horth 10 INKS TO a small ~blaek-gum and
iaarige ,poFlar pointers; thence west IL chains
q, iuks to 3 stake in the Main street of Cu8ps
whence south 2Oe west 81 links to a hiekory;;
thencg north TO- east with the Main street Of
Cuha Z chains and 3links to q stake G links
north Of slaok,gum marked W O. thence east
- chains 5O links to the beginning. this being
The interest. conveyed to said Williams by E.
Is. harreil by deed recorded in the Registers
ONCE ct said county, in Book 81, page 215.
Also on the following tract OF land lying in
section 3, ranges 8 and 2, Of the Eleventh SUR
veyOr's and sixth civil district; Beginning
at tho northeast corner Of a 70-asre tract;
thence west 1872 chains 10 a stake on John
mcGallum's east line north 6l%o west "a links
from a blackjack marked w; thence south
with MeCallums line 10. 6S chains to Il stake
north 55A. west 800 links from q white-oak
marked w and g; thence east 1877 chains to
q stake ,29lnks cast from q blaok.gum and
dogwood. pointers married W; thence north
i9.oS chains to, the b%eginnig, being 20 acres oft
tho north, end 'of the 6owan 70. acre traci.
bought of j.. j. Wood, all Of which will : a
seen by reference to the deed to eaid WilliarI as.
OF record In Book IS, pages Az aud ATS.
Levied ,. on as tho property of defendaD [. ".
est and costs.
Memphis, 9TH day Of February, 1877.
Q. y, ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY TH0s, r.. TAYLOR. d. s..
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
indications,

WASHINGTON, March l3.--For Tennes'
see and the Ohio valley, northeast winds,
rising barometer, cooler, partly cloudy
weather, followed by southeast winds
and falling barometer.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys and the Western lakes,
stationary or falling barometer, south to
east winds, warmer, cloudy weather and
possibly rain or snow, followed at west.
ern stations by colder northwest winds
and rising barometer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

For some unexplained reason the
French Pretenders are displaying
unwonted activity. The CounS de
Chambord recently declared that
he had not relinquished the hope
of saving France, and declared
his readiness to agitate when a fan
opportunity arises. Prince Louis
Napoleon, who might better keep
to his school-books, is also about to
remind the French that they need
salvation, and that they can obtain
it only under imperial sway. Being
now in its seventh year, the repub-
lie can afford to disregard these
fruitless demonstrations.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

Arrival az n Secretary OF tho
Navy Republicans and Bemo-
rat Calling on the President.
WASHINGTON, March lS-Richard W.
Thompson arrived last night and called
at the executive mansion this morning
in company with Senator Morton. The
President met them in the red parlor and
delivered to Thompson his commission
as secretary Of the navy.
Among the visitors to the President to-
day we're numbers Of Republicans and
Democrats from Virginia. The latter
say they are fsvorably impressed with
the President, and believe he will do
what is right toward all sections.
From the fact that a soldier who killed
another was, by order Of General de
Trobriand, turned over to the superiu.
tendent Of the Nichols police at New
Orleans, some persons have supposed
this is a recognition of the Nichols gov.
eminent; but officials say there is no
political significance whatever in the
order Of de Trobriand, no did any in
structions emsnate from Washington
concerning the transfer Of soldiers to the
polics.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
The Commodore Vanderbilt viii
CONTEST heltIed.

New York, March 10 The contest
over the viii Of the late Commodore
Vanderbilt was ended to-day by ell the
contestants Withdrawing objections 10
the probate of the will. The trial was
to have commenced to-day, but the
whole matter was arranged between WA.
Il. Vanderbilt and the contestants be.
fore the court opened. Among the
counsel we're Secretary Of State EYarts,
Judge Matthews, Jeremiah Black and
David Dudley Field, all Of counsel In
the late Presidential contest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
An Insane Father BhOOIs Ills 1--WE
kOng.

TOLEDO, March l3-This morning
Michael Merriman, living at Rock Creek
Center, ten miles south Of Huntington,
Indiana, who has been in the insane asy.
lum and was sent home about a year
ago, thought to have been permanently
cured, shot one Of his sons, eyed eighteen
years, through the head, fatally wound
ing him, and aaother, aged sixteen years
through the shoulder, probably fatally
woundiug him also. He then shot aDd
killed himself instantly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

The legislature Of Massachusetts,
and the New York board of alder
men are both discussing the dog
question with hat vehemencc
which the problem invariably
eyokeS when it comes before the
representatives of the people, No
question could be more easy Of 30
luton, yet it is forever coming uF
to disturb and vex the great mer
Of the republic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

CAIRO, March l3.-Arrived-Robsrt
Mitchell, New Orleans, Q pm; James W.
GaG, Memphis, 2 am Colorado, vicks
burg, 7; Charles Morgan, Cincinnati, 8.
Departed-Mitchell Cincinnaii, 10 p, IN
GsA, Cincinnati, 3 ami Colorado, ST.
Louis, 81 Charles Morgan, New Orleans
10. Weather cloudy and cold.
CIxoISxArr, March l3.-Riyer 80 fee.
and rising. Weather cloudy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, March ls-Mr. Anthony
subiaitted a resolution that the volume
containing the proceedings of the cleo
torsl commission and of the two houses
Of congress 10 regard to counting the
electoral vote, ordered printed a few
days ago, be prepared for publication
under the direction Of the committee on
printing, and that two hundred copies
be furnished the justices Of the Supreme
Court who we're members Of the electoral
commission. Referred.
Mr.. Norton submitted an order that
the telegraphic dispatches referred to Ia
the letter Of VIM. orion, president Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
read Saturday last, be deposited in the
Office Of the secretary of the senate, TO
be BY him delivered to Mr.. Orion upon
his giving a receipt for the same.
Mr.. Mitchell asked that the order lay
over until tomorrow. Ordered.
The senate has taken a recess for an
hour.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
ChicAuO markets.

CHICAGO, March 10, 1910 am. -Wbeat
is ective and frner at | 2Ss for April;
1878 Tor May; nothing doing in cash.
COrnis quiet at 80 for April; 42B for May.
Oats are dull at S24 for April; 34s for
May, offered at 30 for cash March. Wits.
ky is quiet with sales ct 81 and 81 o.
Pork is higher at $l3 40 for April; 10 Go
for May. Lard is higher at 9 O5 for April
9I74 for May.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
Train Thrown rrom me Track.

P%HrLADELPHIA, March l3.-Three cars
Of ! train on the Philadelphia, Whining,
ton and Baltimore railroad were thrown
from the track near Wilmington Lat
night, and smashed to pieces. One per.
son was killed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per amman for
tke Daily, and 81 per annam for the
Weekk-Postage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
LEGAL.
ShcrifF's Sale Of Real Estate,

pUBLIg NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
4 that by virtue Of a yendit.oni expnnas ID.
me directed from the Honorable Ci-euit Court
GOodhar x Gilliland VS. " W. TgiIIisms-
Judgment rendered. on tho 18th dly of Feb
EGaFy, 1916, for the sum Of nine hundred and
forty-tour dollars and twenty-f hreo cents,
WIN interest and costs Of suit. to satisfy said
judgment, etc, / will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
DIED.

NIC0LS0N-Tuesday morning. March Is,
1871, at 5 o'clock, Of pneumonia, CHARLES
" ELLFoRD NICHOLSON, in the Path year Of his
age.
Funeral from First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow WEDNESDAY, at 10 O'clock an.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
CARn,

TO all WAC are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness
carly decay, loss Of manhoOA. etc., / will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
telf-addrossed envelope to the REv. JosEPH
T. ISMAs, Station d. Bible House. New York
City. l29rxxiv l2sd6w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

Pending any action the house ad-
journed at 5 O'Clock to u, and thus
another whole afternoon was wasted.
J. II. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
Attachment Notice.


Before q. d. Crockett, Justice of Tho poooo.
for Shelby county, Tenn. u. Z. Pottit Il Co,
vs.. James Gordon. W.
IN THISCAUSEA AN ATTACHMENT HAy-
! ing 5sen sued out under section SIS of tho
yoVo OF deHnessee, ana returned levied upon
inc propefty OF the defendant BY garnish-
meut, and affidavit having been made that
defendant is indebted to the plaintiff1 IL
the sum Of $3.50, 95, due by note. and that
.ne Siaim u Just. aud that defendant Is a
NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Tennessee: it IA
tnetel9re ordered that the said defendant
baAS Ms personal appearance before me on
aAs llth day Of April, 1877, at 10 O'Clock
AIN eiim' as my ONCE, No. 2Sj Main street, in toe
wy ~ Ol memphis. Tenn, and defend said
hslaoninent suit within the time prescribed
~ NV OF me zane will bu proceeded with ex-
psLtei and that n copy Of this order be pub-
MN, n n.y. Vnee q week for four consecutive weeks
ms 9TH day of Na-ch, 1877,
Ssaa-ll-z5 GEL. ID. OkOUKETp. ]. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
nargea, nohhna nnd amor.

BosToS, March s-Near six o'clock
this morning Jacob Hirgchfeld. aged co,
was found in his house, 2s4 Harrison
avenue, gagged, robbed and fatally shot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

COR POSTERS. SHOW BILLS, CARDS
Z Circulars, etc., gotten W with the latest
style Of typos and on superior paper of any
desired color, soto the Ledger Offices and az
amino stock.And!prices,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13

cOminllgee On tippilhg apn upPiinS
houses recommended the bill a
minority advised its rejection. 4
number of leading members, in
Guiding Judge Hawkins Of Carroll,
Bullock of Murray, johnson Of
Gibson, Lawrence Of Benton, vii.
son Of Sumner, voted against the
bill, as they explained, because Of
its unconstitutional and other OBJ
jectiOnable features, although "a
yoring the cause Of temperance and
~deprecating the immoderate use OF
intoxicating liquors. 1t was de-
feated by S6 nays to 20 yeas. Peters,
Coleman and Collier voted nav.
Nelson was the only member from
Shelby in the Affirmative. A mo.
tlon 10 reconsider was made and
prevailed. Numerous amendments
mostly made in a spirit of leyity
were offered, but were all lost; one
made an exception in case of snake
bites. A dozen members we're on
their feet speaking and gesticulat.
ing at once. Every variety ant
shade Of opinion seemed to be rep
resented. The spirit of corn juic,
seemed to be in the air, and a wa
of parliamentary tactics, moves anC
counter moves went on for an hour
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. ..........oc,. 10
Steamship Acton T Young "a An9T'rP ~ Sept 4, g with
ship A. drtw LOyt GOT Yarmouth y - bound ~ oct 3.
5th lat "a 80 on. a. IasSed Nor@egian Derk bound
biS Msrvind Cor from allmore for Brrmrn sb lat
A. Ion G2 passed steamship 0ic " RON hia1sipnls Tor
% neISg go @ a, Mhp vffd vecrcd 70 Wcsiward When Il
blew from for 10 hours II aerwurss ycered 70
OF which to the norhwad OF Us and not
iar distant, -, G.. M ,
sa%g o SPraGSg abr F and 1rs % 70 II 'Gre G Bssan en % pf
at 40 o. % ), passed an Inman steamship bound +.
Steamship state O Pennsylvaua lPrl. stewart GLASGOW
seq e. p and Lame so" with m4'' and pass to 4 BALDWIN
seamnp cy Of da 1ayaH' OCT
ship ~ Petersburg (Nor Hansen London 81 day' with
EMMY barrels order; vessel g. 1Obiss CO. Has had
strong westerly winds to the Ban1s aud from thence strong
ship Mary seuhouse of liverpool, Hedgcoek. Calcutta
June vita mase TO " n Brown a Co; yss's 70 Chas l.
1911. and crcsset tho Equator 2sib n ion 70 % - .
ballast to Burgess Anchored at sandy noos for
Bark Itao Aust Buongioyann London 4s days ballast
Ba1k Hunnes AUST Bartoni Leith 80 days. in ballast
Earn catiaTna :. Cal IicconOt, Galway 90 days bal
Bars co3selrone uisl Le6osc catana Is dv. with ,u
Bari Caroline ger Flock. Antwerp 80 days. with md-e 70
Bai J. P Berg lNo Nieson caas is days ballast
E4rk falia W; of Annapolis. y. wooiworh: london so
days, with chalk TO order yess,l 20 Park sanrro
Eng. i5dayA with md5e. TO a.. \. & T. Meyer
Brig Han- GHde (Ncrl Negaard Leh 30 days. Ia ballast
10 BOckmann, oeilein & Co
SAILED
Rarss Yarmouth for Havre zbs. for Queenstown br.s
DirigO Tor Liverpool.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON oct 10 Sailed Jumna. f0r DclaS are irrak
Viola tor Tylee Industra, Levishan. Arrived. ANGELA
Cant Saugutfeiu. Orayescnd. > Powell % Naneath
Daniel Ear ea
LfvEKrOOL oct IO-saled. steamship Ohio. Philadei
phia. -. ,,.,o-
faf oct fef IN 0tfN M
syuEey, - dLey via Honolulu, carrying he Bfsh MAIN
lFor clier ship Rsrs SEE Ssc0nd PaTe
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11

not been fortunate and Mr. Meiggs did not settle
all the claims that We're due lie used MS grea.
wealth with unstinted hberality and was always
ready to help his countrymen IN trouble On one
occasion he gave a dinner that cost 2OOrOoo, ana
afterwards distributed 10 hs assistants I'D railway
work medals to the value Of S55OOO
Henry was the second Of nine children OF Ensha
and Fanny Williams Meiggs. His mother was q
lineal descendant from one of the Maynowers pn-
erims. John G. Megcs. now in London; Mrs'
Clara Colburn, of Williamsburg, (Brooklynl; Mrs.
Francis Wood. who has been for many years IN
Peru; and Mrs. Emily Keith, Of Babylon; l.. L. are
the Surviving brother and sisters Mr. Meggs was
twice married in early life, his first wife dying two
years after marriage the second quite recently: ,
The recent reports of the illness and death OF hr'
MeIggs come from Lima, Pen.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE wORKINGMEN's STATE TICKET.

THE WORKINGMEN'S STATE TICKET.
ACTION OY THE TROY CONvEN ION - PROPOSED
UNION WITH THE GREENBAcK MEN DEFEATED.
The incomplete reports of the Workingrnen's
convention Troy is liable 10 lead 10 confusion OF that
organization with the independent Party, BreadWin
uers The latter party met at Albany yesterday and
nominated State ticket headed by the woIkingmen's
candidate for Secretary OF Stae with this ex-
oeption. and the similarity OF their platforms. there
seems 10 he connection between the two organza-
tons The State convention Of Workingmln met at
Troy Monday October g. in pursuance OF resolution
adopted at Albany last January and spent the day In
organizing and speeoh-making. The proceedings OF
the second day began with the report Of
the Committee Resolutions. The resolutions, as
reported, were published yesterday Most OF them were
adopted without change, but three four made
stronger by change in the language The changes
omitted in the dispatches The platform being disposed
Of the convention engaged in discussion to the
Of the party. Mr.. John j. JUNO, Of Ononda0a County.
from the committee appointed TO confer with
committee Of the Greenback party, reported
that the latter party anxious 10 unite with the new
one and would ask only for the nominations for Treas
urer and AttOrneT-General CThe Greenbock conyen-
tion met at Albany September 20, and nominated
General Francis Spinner for Governor, Wn. Doyle for
Treasurer, and Warren worden for Attorney yGenera
General Spinner declines the uominaton) motion 70
call the party the United W0rkngmens and Gr'en0ack
party of the State of New-York lost, and
after further debae. II decided 20 adopt the
name OF " The United WOrkngmers party OF the state
OF Newly Or" The action OF the convention was unsat-
isfactorv 10 the Grecnb1ck representatives ana they
stated that their party won complete Its ticket indc-
pendeutiy OF the WOrkinQmen. The convention after
ward adopted resolution authorizing the General Om-
mittee to open negotiations with The GreehDack men
THIS done after the convention mad nominated
com olete State ticket, as fOllpws:
For SccretTg-sIOnn J. JUNO ~ Syracuse.
COntrOAcr-GcUrcC Blair, ol New-IorE.
IreGSurer-Michacl +. McKiernau, 81 Troy.
AHDrney- Gensr0L-N m. {. Jav1es. Of Roonester.
EHgiaeer-RushtOn smith, Of TIoga.
Nominated yesterday by Independent Party Brccdwn-
other business transacted, aad the conven-
ton then adjourned. meeting was heid III the
eYenlng.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11

s..,t on a little stool with lead-pench oen,"u
enen"' oretimes and sometimes stuck uhaer 'ne 0uN
NE with his feld-gass in his hand ana
Of "a cool and collected as though ne nau oe' IN
IN his mt, lecture the Arctic regions nc NV.
stehe sToke or acted hastily maintaining Ms 20 the
On ecolness throughout tie thirteen h%ouIs % aad
orina' NJ shaved revOlyer-case taken iIuin havn
battle ineirer In which there was aetual9 80 % in
Ru-s,sa mo. e OF pistOl-that was au-"i'" iNs "
"s TI'o Ta' traditional hatred of Frenchmen, az
ahnep. by Engllshmen, is evidently 'nlnH Vi '"o
So greater proof OF it could be gwen 'nsn nen-
p1 -, the hearty applause bestowed upon MI u'uu
AOA Nottingham, on September 80 when ne u.'ef.u
s,ioving kindly sentiments We do not WISH 70
W. With ANYBODY aud. as far as France Is conoerneu'
e"" - triepd cur neignbor. We suffer IN her suuer-
tbe i W ~ prospers share In her proSperlts Iin
ings Si.so tbnt mites the two countries, ana AK
the hnstow with one word OF slncere anv ei & ao'
you 10 r the present attitude Of the French naoh
s saln. tbe French people engaged IN TIE cohuue. ~
We SCI ''l,icai crisis; and have seen true ueVeoP
great Po ,.,,,,ca wisdom amongst the French people
y eut ~ FSyar OF 1870 which the whole Worlu VI s1'
shce "a which we must admire sefcomhiahu. ,nu, i5
envy o sress OF purpose respect for law, deterueu
i,r,nf 10 free government -these ae te & ,be
alta I ..,0nInv but indelibly Impressed upoh Tue
w1u a. ,be nation such. at least, - the lhprCssVn
heart on @ tN a. nectutor by the conduct "t the cope
naee on rd 81 the cheers OF this meeting assure 'ne,
OF France a. a. me sympathy Of the people OF Lngaoo
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
BANK TGOUBLES.

SUSPENSION OF ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA BANh.
PIrTsBURG, Penn, Oct 1O.-Ihe Franklin
Savings Bank Fe0eral-si Allegheny Ciy' Su'P'""'u
uavulent this morning. The suspension Is due 70 the
fact that since the suspension of tho Allegheny saw
ngs Bank depositOrs have been Withdrawing their
funds and not rop lcug them. ON Monday ana Iuesda
upwards OF more tan S6C,ObD we're wIthdIa"n, primer
naIiv through the Clearing House statement OF the
banks condition. will Le prepared ana made phDo ds
so, as possible director states tat the hank wa.
esfahlghed In 1863 with capital stock OF
$500, 600, aud that IN nefcen years, nOt"lhHllh
ing tue large business transacted, tie INSTITUTION Lad
lost only 81 600 Some tie deposits Lao
agree aed S5l 900. but - the present time theN dI
MOI cyceed Sl9S 900 OF which amount Ss2OUO be0nge
~ rbe stocrhnlders the remainder Sll6,OO0. belonging
10 outside parrs He further STATED thHt the assets AK
& N O0O rogd be realized upnn II time nCrc given. lhe
bank bas been dciugs strictly legitimate business Inc
only real estate iI owns besides the bank huIdhx, ~
s ,r,uerty valued al aboui $1,000 taken Ia payment
IN n, overdue note. lie confident that the BANK
viii be ablo 10 resume ~ = fcw days
New-York tribune., 1877-10-11
YEW-JERsEY POLITICAL ITEMS.

TRENTON, \. j., Oct 10.-'rhe Grand Lodge
OF Good Tcmpars Of the state Of NewJerSey held their
annual meeting ths city to-day and resolved sup
mort the prohibition candidate for Governor Budo phus
Iin0an and all other Prohibition candidates for county
officers throughout the state.
MoRRIsrowS " j.. Oct. lO-Tho Morris County Re
nnblican Convention. held here to-day nominated for
state senator William II Hard, Of Peapack. The con
,,~n,i,n also renominated Surrogate Willis.
NEw-RRUSswICB, " J., Oct l0.-The Middlescx
Courtv Republican Convention to-day renoininated
Charles s. Hiu Tor County Clerk, ana m Reiy Jr, for
Surrogate.
rho pcnublicans Of Ocean County have nominated "
lic for tatc Senator and Isaac A Van Hise for the
Tine Democrats OF Atlantic County have made the fol
iting nominations: senator ApsaOm Doughty, Of Ab-
onI. for Assembly. G.. Quir, OF Hanmont0n; for sur
rogate s II. Deyuncy.