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, 1877-09-08
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WEEKS on MINING CLAlNs.-A conmea-
tary on the mining legislation OF Congress
| with preliminary review OF the repealed
! sections of the mining act CT 1866. The
whole constituting complete statement Of
the law and practice relative 20 mines. min
! ing and mineral land under the laws Of the
| United States, IS constructed by the gener.
nj land office, the secretary OF the interior,
and The courts, from 1850 TO the present
time. Ry Edward z. Weeks, sttorney-at-
law. Price 81 80 Since the publication of
| Nr. Yale's work Ia lS61, we nave had no
treatise upon this important subject The
magnitude ci the interests involved has con-
s.an,ly increased, the laws have been mate
rally :ang7l, aa1 the decisions Of the
ceucts and OF the department OF TIE interior,
have determined maGy important questions.
These facts seem TO call for a new work con-
tanning an exhibition OF the present law.
Tie compilations If ilr. Ccpp and NJ. Skid
moro. both OF which are valuable II their
respective srheraS, still leave the field open
for I comm .itarv CO treatise se1ing forth
tie results o. legislation and Judicial and de.
pa-t.acr.al decisions This work Mr.. Weeks
las uii,i.. t.saaei:, ard hc has hrouyhs 70 1t
special fitness for h;s task, gained by expe-
r;:ci.cs in the preparation CT volure of
leading cases o., mines, minerals. and mining
water rights upon which he was engaged
Tor year prio. 20 the consideration Of his
treatise. i: embraces ful! discussion Ot the
following subjects l. Introductory. The
legislation of 1856 aid is Interpretation. ..
Reservations end exceptions OF mineral lands.
5. Right Of exploration and purchase, lhere-
in of citizenship. corporatio.s etc T. Di-
,nsns:oas OF claims, location. and possession
under the ae.s 6. Tunnel rights. 4. Reg
ulat:ons, expenditures. improvements. s.
Patents. a adverse claims 10. Placer
Claims. Ii. Sarreys. l.. Intersection Of
VEINS. IL ilili sites. If. Water an,i other
vested ri.;ilts. l.. Homesseads and town
sites. ,;:. Segregation o; Mineral AID agri-
cultural .a.ids Il coal lands e;c, e:c.
, 1877-09-08

AsGLyr ep-WaxAI-On Sunday last the
SrAEEsMAS reporter visited the railroad DC
pot and counted six large warehouses; all
packed with wheat waiting shipment. Some
of these warehouses contained Eve or SIX
haa,.re,l tons, and the aggregate aiaSS at
least two thouss,;iI tons. Ia addition the
outside platforms were loaded down with
grain, swelling the aggregate 10 Al least toar
thousand tons, all waiting chance ior r'ii'
ROAD transportation. The accideht OF the
rrevions Friday hai Temporarily suspended
transporta;lon b. rail, and hence this gsu1
of gram.
, 1877-09-08
Administrator'- Notice.

ESTATE CO TNoN.s K McCoT, DECEASED.
THE LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Is
L suei 10 RASSALAS /. REYNOLDS, in the
atOTe entitled Estate. having irsD revoked, noiire
Is lrrLy given by the undersigned, that be has been
itcrs oi and all persons having eItrs sganst said
;crrI,c!. exhibit the sac with the =.rsszsrJ voue-
e-s. within one year from the a puh!icitiOa Of
til, notice. to tie uudrTsisu-d,s his residence, IN
Walia Walli city: anl thai all Ia0neys due ,fi Es-
tate must be paid 10 Lin the Adi a!-tTa:o- thereof
DANIEL STEWART.
Admin iStrAtor @; tie Estate
cf iiorsss K Mccoy deceased.
Wa,ia Waila. Angus: o., iss: 90 In
, 1877-09-08

The Co=aac, T:us,-A few days since
>, ,,.-aa,sr us Observed {" s'oP in front q
r, G:o. Saca.,, jeweiy Sore AID carefully
,3ip,t li5 cii.-,non.e.er b.: i:lc wooden watch
.h,. HAMS o:cr the entrance. ::asiag res
,I,.,-l h; tia.e1.i.e he very sr5eviy ::sibed
,a.r ,l,leG:ly il:..sssei win tic I,.c.. ...;..
ie Lad Ii c1.Tcc. ii.l5.
, 1877-09-08

T.. r.4:l.s h:@p-gi,.t, JOHN ". Kelly,
,i,.,- n, discarded the plscat outside
...,, ,.sa,ns aaI now appears reduced III
-. hel a,.ole,lcr better paper. It's ed
;,,,i, = .-r.iaa.e oi the SrArESniN office.
.ajf,-,i,;rtl5,a v:s take very cUnslicra-
~. iut,st-t ! ! us i.l.cr.
, 1877-09-08
Sheriii's Sale of Rea! Estate.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUr
IL 4 tae District Court o! the Fms: JudioG,' Dis
Il: e. Washington Territory, an? to me dnec;ei
au delivered ios ia igins; re,lerrl IN s,i Conrt
On ,i- s.h day q; May, lS... in f4vcr "f ". III
E"5SG. "nt HcriI-t CHARLES SSENEY, .oc
tie sum OF tlai 10 coLl eon viii: interest there
.on. Ike &c. dy q: May .S.7, the rate OF Iwn
pr cen' T-r f'onh, aai ti- al SIS s. en~.S II
tui !nveltvei the following described Re',l
Estate. {, VII: los EuTnser 10, -, !. and Is. IN
hot q, n sis lis a'lsi,ion to tie ci:y of Gtlia
= u'i.. un'y %: ~ailt Msl.s. AMI 9e-ritosy OF
Washington. Notice is he'ety given that ca
SAlI'EDAT, si,c :,lii. day Of se.,t.mbcr.
-. 80. Is.5,
at TIE hour o: ociock ~, Of said day viii sell
: Ii tie ii 1T. tiIi- uii it.trrta: cf sail CHARLES
SAESEI. in and tt- a.S.ve 3.seEIb- Er5--r:y
Tie Court House door, IN tie CRY srd county Cf
W;,:i Naiis. Washington TerIiio y. at public au',
t;on. for !; IL, cr i..e highest aud best Ii Ler,
satisfy st.l ex, cu.cn and hll costs
Given under my land ,s it day os Sa,.@,abe-,
4. b. Es.. GE0kGE r THOMAS,
Sheriff Of MALTA Walls county, W. r.
Mt. CATION, Attorney for P;ainrf s9-;s
, 1877-09-08

CHARLEY H1pEISs is as v'alla Valla, en-
his way 10 Coliax. where lie proposes TO c.i-
gage n the Publication Of y iog;.i newspaper.
1t IS possible :ilat Charley is ahtt,o too cariy
in the field, but i. IS 4nite certa;n that n 4
very few years the raiosse coaEtE- III le
abuna,ntly ah'c to support :: properly COLI
luctel journal
, 1877-09-08

IMMGEAH-s.-A sts2ly Stream Ct in,n;-
grants is pouring up he valley n sear,h of
new homes. Yesterday cutie = large tram
passed through town, h2:iinG t-6in ,,l;sso,ri.
The outfit of thia tram rras -e.na-aaL!y gooa.
and their animals. after having made tiIc
long journey the "p.ains across" were ii ex-
cciient condition.
, 1877-09-08

,,.r7u Eclrs3EIy. 4 Dayton merchant,
:, town vcs.c.,}ag. He reports business
'.n,,.ou As encouraging, and anong ether
.-',rp,e,.s az sta,ed that thirty dwelling
t,,,e, i- hal b.en ru. up :!,is season. Every
.,...nS 70 SHOW that Dayton is destined
.1'i'' me N important business centre
, 1877-09-08

foE DiYToN.-Mr. =. II. Hatch, co5ie-
man who has for long time run the turner
shop in connection with G!asforG's mill,
has hought an Interest in TIE Dayton plan.
ing mill, and will y. once remove to that
place. We wish Mr.. Hatch Success in his
new enterprise.
, 1877-09-08
AFFLICTED FAxlLY. -Eisewhece We. have

AFFLICTED FAMILY. Elsewhere We. have
noticed tie robbery OF Mr.. Fras.l; orssiii's
store, and the appropriation of 500 IL Is
al old saying that - troubles never come
s;nclv." AID 50 IL is IN this case In less
taaa wea!, Idr. Crselh has !es5 two CT has
children, bot. boys AID the p.ids OF his
home. r. is seldom that we ere called upon
to chronicle atilie5i0us treaiiGg 50 rapidly
up,n each ether, and certainly the tamiiy
viii haze the sympathy OF the whole CEN
n,ui.;sy IN ::.e;r sore trials.
, 1877-09-08

iolS' ANr&I'A.-J. prnnhyI!er, Esg..
'1'iea A. :ae HEsrE>usx oli;., = few dsys
- Iaf lie f'7P"ss OF siyiins his boys al
|F''@iA;y -. q; Earning something OF the de-
''-' % /" printing ot.ice. HIS E.tie family
,','-'s'S q; I'VE Children. all boys. and : nore
aces --Ig Sr'ap -: e.,i!Ircn would be ,iit:;-
VIZ "a had. IAs ciaes; is aged la. and Tie
.O,4ses: about ), a.! healthy. happy boys,
AM ,E,'iy the pride Of their Parents. We
me- .S,sSlI t rla s.e thc aaqusi il;anoe Of the
scs ,'. .h ..-''"S' and VIII always BE- CAD t.
, 1877-09-08

AccnENI "N TIE RAILROAD. Friday last
Inc dean ''al" broke through tI,e high ,.ussie
SSfS aboqt ten miles this SIDE Of the land.
'''s, And 'FTeraed SIX freight cars. The ele-
WALTON Of the tru>,le work at the poin:
-,''''' Is S'ieet. thc cars talualins the wnoic
H'';aa'' The locomotive PASSED ever before
'le hsea!'' a'.i fortunately there w.s 10 ac-
ra'2' +" he or !!:l.h. a strong gang Of
-',a a o''l T''.t ID work and promptly re-
pared the damages. Tae w,-S 81 tine 70, ,
US '.'.'',F pei :oc very b::c; period.
, 1877-09-08
-----~----.-V

WHAT Is IT.--ln early daro "hu-dy
gurlys" were considered The curse OF this
town, bnt rOw report has It thas V-e haze
got something VERSE Like smallpox and
other p'agacs. this last *aS3s GENES from
Portland, The question Is asked. "wl:a5
Is its The next grand jury Iaost likely vii!
answer the question
, 1877-09-08

~'-AE'SNENE-Messrs. Dasenbery Bres.
lave .'t arranged 50 as to enlarge their store,
'N''E II the wkole of The frame building
O''a ped by ;ae cigar store. They would
= van Tie improvement Immediately,
L]' MA !; impossible 10 get seasoned lumber
'''e HooFl and ceiling. When this I'M
y''ne.l, i2 made their store viii front fiftr
,ni - Na'a street by depth Of % feet,
- - y Il 'e ole OF the larges. s.orcrooms on
,rs,.| .'as'' iaese extensions and enlarge
.ar.r ~ @:e the very bes. evidence OF the prs
fE's'y Q; cur toxin.
, 1877-09-08

Is nUSSIXG O.DEE.-Eenairs N the rail
road ere f:iily completed and the cars a-e
NOW tahing away grain - tie rate q 30
tons day. Even a. This ca!c wheat acea-
inmates Il Tie warehouses;
, 1877-09-08

,,,,yrr Eeo> are now oberins their
..,.,. OF goods 4. unpreceisntly
I'm. ,.;.r. The tine ior preparing f"s tse
10 :, n baud. ard irncc they IRE
tsl "-,a 'n,Ic d. sal2s i Tic lowest rates, in
Ml!l., =, ,,,., r9c:.. iar the EcT goods.
, 1877-09-08

V,xs.np was out rilirs on Thurs
''pY t-st tine he las been able to be eat
o'H uo,ks Since lis return from at
iA q, tEe Supreme Court, Ire Jndsse
- .,n1,e I,ea sorely afflicted with rheumatism
r, ~. .t,,I sa.!srcr, bat Is slowly improving.
, 1877-09-08

N2v CAEo.- Farmers viii notice the rev
carl cf slessrs. iIawley, De,ld & Co, on oar
foo-th page. These gentlemen are i'll pc-
s;tioa tc do hats-r icy farmers Than others
cag.gct IN the sarI:c Enc q basiaess, and
hence I..olcy iave..o,! with them IS money
s.;ei
, 1877-09-08

d @I LOWER DISTRICT ScuooI, Under the
'a 9i Mr. Wilt aud Miss Chapman.
t.,1 AS' Studies IN Monday last. The at
:, n~'- '' 'he iIrSs Gay Was over ninety. ard it
IT, ','s r TIF'nn tha: within the coming week
A., lumber -I VIII be sweiled to over one hun
d,r zen We visited the school, Wednes-
,n., a'''niAss' We found by actual count 9l
n Present The teachers start !, with
.-a y Se'7llilra'ion to maintain good order
friends s'e - Tie character OF TIE school, The
sue. ., Popular education will wish ,i.em
dusssss Il the discharge Of their arduous
, 1877-09-08

Pax Fr,DICIToE--r a:scns who ere e.
fi:ctei with any oi Tic tl:ousan,.-an:.oa,
i::s to -'..iei. ..e.:-:.-ty i sa.!ect ~i;l re,e
The advertisement of S:ee!c's Pam I1r..ti;-
Gator" IN ..uo:i.e- Column.
, 1877-09-08

SENATOR E9NVNDS. Of Vermont. who did
himself no eredi. IN connection with the IN
famoas clccsoca! conspiracy. opposes both The
Southern and the c;.il service policies Of the
man for whose Inauguration he lascerated
his conscience and sacrificed his self-respect
, 1877-09-08
District Gus.rs Summons.
TE2GIT0El- OF E:NH!NGTGN,tsc
CJgHfy a. Nal II siIG,

TE2GIT0pl- OF E-.sNE!NGTGT,t GO
CJgHfy a. ITALIA s-iiG,
l. E.s Ci-.TiCE C6Yrt of Inc FrTt Judicial D;str;c:
q! IL .:S.iJ: aH T.yTi,O1g-
Eoss- IisnL.S.. 2I4:n.i;f W. JonS B.Fris: gzc-
I,sD, rvicItant.
TIE UFITED SrAIES OF AMERICA - Tc
1 JOHN Elpri$i. 6EHLiSD d. Deeuiant: Yuu
are hereby gni-.ei Ia Iprar III action tIuust
against You * i:J,AL!G kEGLtSD Plaintiff
Ia Ie i:Tic: Court u: thu Fin; ia !.c =! D<.r:c.
o: I.Sii;, ,tor rTit,ry hniiiu. r.x the CITY
Df Nt..i VA u. ~ ana Ter the CIGI'ir> 0i - all.
NaI!t nni C...uils.a, Ia an~Grr ;ie 'pnriaiat cf
fIlT.:. i.'ri il. n.i. ARIA. C,unt, within tweUiy
days u!.'r ir Fo ut tiis srT.raanS, Exclusive OF
q lIy :. Il L.; Vel s.i eJnn:y hat
il saIl I.,;r,e, ~ il.:fy 6u,s: oi.rw Sc within
Sky days. q l.e E.. l..iu; z VIII take judgment
ann I Juu IL ucIai,, i.SoJils io ;i.e PRAYER VI
t.s C,,;.. ...s,:s.t-
Iic l1l! ga : lroG.h, tn ob.ai, 4 jrorce .rna,
lie iO.l. y! '.i:r,n,.y slir.StiI; ;et%e. iixigtiH
Eai i'y.-:.:.- Iie .s,.iT> Il h's;sL '.a c.uel
i5i.:-s ~, s=f 'sg!Gr;eI.: Of 4.,'.;E hy Def. n
G4u- AM ~ tl:- c,.eas eusiat ai re ,:.nor chill,
lew. tf, ..s- :. -e::.. -. 80 ,.-...
Ict.. ~ ;-t EIs.-s yi' - ;sr -aA ti,r at.i
az ss ;.cre gated, -, i:l.;..il xii urp,y
IL the court tor I.lc l2..ri ,;entu'il7i shl.ir.
G-c - iic iion- - c W. Esp1, Jnfce
Ct i..C st.-iI;et CsG-.t Of :. e .-T:i5 Iua:-
E4S.l eiii Ga-t-.9. e ns>si G---i .. t..'i.a-y,
All - .,:.. :: aa:i Gs:,-. e-Se!, ti:s
oh Day o. Aul,..s!. :. T.. 1871.
=. REEVES AYERS,
JAMES n. MI. C.s,k.
ii.-is.s. G:s-.s :..rray $685.
, 1877-09-08

GEv. THos.is II. GeyD vii. preach IN The
courb honsa a5 II 4. -, AMI 7:!0 = II, in
the Cuttonwcod school heuse, 81 3 =. u, Sun
Gay, Sept. 9th. Ali ere invited TO attend.
, 1877-09-08

PLASITG MaCNiSE.-t,r. W.n- Giasfcrd
i, introducing neW pialcr in his Mil that
will greas!y improve his facilities for dress
in iuElher.
, 1877-09-08
Farm for Sale.

4 FARM CONTAINING AEoUI 700 ACRES.
"A miles ;,om Waile Wa!ia v III wa;erei. AMI
wooi IN aLundarce; three BEARING ORCHARDS
and al under fence Will le se'i vi n trrgsin.
.5-tF Iicuira OF LACY a WHITMAN
, 1877-09-08

Jo,yS ,Iaca ASD Tmo-fE VIII visit tsa,.c
Nalla the coming week. and appear %. the
Cry Hall ioc . short theatrical season.
, 1877-09-08

REsr.URANr.-Mr.L Lucas, an accomplish
cd French cook, il fitting up building on
the north side oi Main street, an! viii occu-
d: the same as T. iirss class restaurant.
, 1877-09-08

De. J. W. HUNTER the well known phys
ician was stricken down hy paralysis few
nights since and for a long time remained IN
sensible. We understand t;Eas be Is now HI
proving.
, 1877-09-08

HEgarw HoLlDAr.- This being : Hebrew
holiday, the stores Owned by merchants or
that faith will nc closed.
, 1877-09-08

MIS-. MAGGIE D.yIEIS, wifc OF Jack Dan
icls, has gene to San Francisco Tor the pur-
pose OF securing medical treatment for
several months Mrs. Daniels has been threat
ened with blindness III ore CT Eer eyes, ard
she now ,,oes below for the purpose OF pifc-
ing herself under the cart OF = physician Wiic
has made the treatment OF diseases IL the
eye speciality.
, 1877-09-08

S-rxrrl, f1r many years book,keeper
~. ha.iness man with Dasenbery
sd i'S. - San Francisco by Thursdays
Bros w w. wis. err yong friend 4 pleasant
r,'., q. ,,J speedy !stu!h-
, 1877-09-08

IxPRovEMESr-Mr. John Pickett has
bought the vacant lot, corner OF Poplar and
Fourth street, where he intends to erect
commoiions private dwelling. The lumber
Is already on the ground, and the building
will be up and enclosed before the COM
mencement Of the rainy season.
, 1877-09-08
Me. PAU. SsHcgg, the popular riaao

tuner, ve:i-2aovr = tbs city. : Rs!. p-opar-
cd 10 tl.ae arI repair Iiauos aaG oss4as.
Orders is.t a. lir. J. B.Ges's vii ae prompt
II attended, To.
, 1877-09-08
"a HEAlTuy CouxrEY" The Willamette

"a HEALTHY COUNTRY" Willamette
valley papers claim that their country is re-
marsaby health. and tbs. the death rate is
lower than any other Stale in the Union
This claim we are not prepared to dispute,
and yet 1t is somewhat singular tha. Of the
hundreds Of immigrants who are now leaving
the west side and removing 10 this valley. a
large majority give AS reason for tie change,
the long and unhealthy winters peculiar 10
the Willamette valley. Frankly they say that
III health compelled them to move, and tha.
to remain in the lower country r.eans death.
The Willamette rnay b. "a healthy country
but ii so i: is badly led about.
, 1877-09-08

rrf, has returnei from the east
N'y, - III, writing We have been unable
tai 'f = cen A glympse Of our Old typo
20 ".,;,,l friend.
, 1877-09-08

Moaa.N NJ DAVIS he's returned t-c::: his
trip to the Daiies. apparently in iap-crel
hpIltl
, 1877-09-08
ANNADIEE NYE, Plaintitf. rs. WILLIS :. EYE
Ee.epiaat

ANNADINE NYE, Plairtii. Vs. WILLIS =. ME-
Defendant
TIE UNITED STATES OF AHfEhfCA TO
1 WILLIS 4. NYT, Defendant: Yva are hereby
required 20 appear sctoa hrsus.. a',i,.st on
by ANNSEiNS GYE, Pisiai,G In ine District
Cont OF Tie f..st du;c.a District Uf ~ asa;T'sDn
Ysrrit r.. io ilns. ss!ns se The Gag a! uaiL IVA L.
il, s...., fr tie ciuat:.s OF Na,, " Mia and CO;n-
Il, The complaint of pL,,i..iii fel in
Waila WsiR Ccin.y, wI;hin tweU;y days s:tsr the
ssTyI. %; ili> surs;noBs, ecus of f,r .y of ser
yHr. II Q. sssy-i ia -, .esEty, hat sad Dis
tric;. thirty DAYS; herxi,e withiu sixty lays,
the -.i: P!.;ut Fl will take jagn,ert =. yen
ty d.i Iulr arr tIry 10 he prayer o; tie complaint.
ID. sal action IL bioa;lt 20 ub,.ip "a .iv.rea on
the rroin ,S of Gfel R.an I.Et If Paint II Sy
De:-i.I.nt a Ieiir1 uf tl.I oic y-ar and T
I..,urt aui bri uf Defendant II mike uit,tierT
ans p.ny!s,sn or LIE support If Lis f.l.:ly and ior
ckrr ;raprr rriiei. And ysu arr hereby rotiiiei tzt
pI-s yGu lear and answer the ss.ii complains. rs
sive .-:u:rei the Pii..t.H will apply 70 the Court
:Of iiIc Ieli,r 4, liln,isi ,ler.i in
WITSi So IE- Hon y c. WIS6,Ep, Jn!se
Ui tie District Court II tie Ems; Ju'ii-
ISL cal L--Iat ef Washington Territory
,':,l he sea! Of saii Coarl sK, se1, this
2Jth Gty Oi August A ID. 1871.
A. REENES AYERS,
N 7. CATION. Ci.tk.
P..;ajir. Attorney. 20 sw
, 1877-09-08

Nn&a p,nar AN EXTRA FINE rOr OF
isVtC oPCts RULED NOTE PAPER, fox
sale at tie SIafEs AN oz.ee If mach 0Uer Iafes
than usually charged IN thiD MARKET. 4
, 1877-09-08

Wu. P. ADAMS, Esq, the senior OF the
firm, returned from San Faancisco by yes.er-
days train. Too late Tor particulars.
, 1877-09-08
Rev. FATHER Mrsp11r. NOS. o,,-,,,;, n

Rev. FATHER MEsrlIE, post chaplain, Q.
S. A is now on visit to San Francisco.
Father Mesplie is native of France, and is
stationed in Idaho Territory. He has been
engaged in missionary labors on this coas. for
the last thirty-fve years, chiefly among the
Indians Of the Columbia and Snake rivers
and their tributaries. There is not tribe
among them all which he has not visited.
and his appointment in 1872, as chaplain IN
The army. was the tardy recognition Of his
valuable services and great personal worth.
lie q favcrite with the various tribes. and
beloved by al who know him. During the
intlian wars OF pas. years in tic territories
OF Oregon aad Washington, Father Mespiie
gave .nva:aable aid 10 the officers IN com
iaand c; the regular army as we'll as to tie
volunteer forces, anl HIS good deeds are held
in grateful remembrance by them. lie ;s as
brave as he is mo;3est, as good as he is brave,
and neither the, dangers Of war nor the ar
aaous .Iiars Of EI:Ssiors-y life have ever de-
terrs.! him from dairy o- worn upon his dis
Position 20 deeds OF grace aGI ,.i.,-ey.
, 1877-09-08
". GLANGFCRD.

WILL PRACTICE IN AN. TIE COURTS OF
" Washington T-rri,cry. Northern IasLo and
EAstern Oregon Ofi4ou Main ,rrret. mkt dom to
Paine R:t- Mcpsr eff
, 1877-09-08
E,EGT G1 F,VDTE2G

Een,aining, N ne I'z .ot.:ce, 1t U.lia N-ai,a
Slpfo-,. 4. =. Cfh 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-02

SAN FRANcnco, November l.-Arriv.
ed-steamship Gaelic, from Hong Kong
via YokohomA.
YoKoHoXA, October l9.-Peace Is com.
pletely restored at Lonth, and the troops
are returning home.
Prince AriSugama, Commander In
Chief, reached Takco on October 9th, &C.
companied by several leadingl Generals
and Admirals. TheyStSere received With
high honors.
The policy Of Cancellation and forbear.
ance proclaimed severe punishment only
for those whose crimes are other than
political.
Thos. Asasva, former Governor Of Ko-
gashima, was executed for betrayipg his
trust and converting public money to
rebel use, and others for participation
in wanton massacres. Those who
merely fought in the insurrection under
misleading guidance are to be leniently
dealt with. SArga's body and head we're
found, bat under circumstances which
still leave doubt ss TO the exact position
held by him in the rebel movement. II
will now, probably, never be known to
what extent he is responsible for the out.
break, or whether he instigated II at all.
The Imperial infant Prince received
the name YukihAto with the customary
ceremonies.
September 29thwill be popularly known
as Take-No-Miya.
The first serious railway accident in
Japan, a colliSiou, occurred October 9Th.
Three japanese were killed and several
persons wounded, among them two for
eign engine drivers.
Cholera continues in mild form. The
death rate is exceedingly small.
The silk market is sudden. y active and
prices have risen 90 per cent. Other
trades are dull.
Prince Arisuyana was appointed, 0cto.
ber 10th, Marshall Of the Empire.
General Julius Stahel arrived at Ko.
beh Hiogo 10 relieve Nathan Jewitter as
United States Consul. Gen. Stable was
formerly Consul OF Yokohoma. The ap.
pointment was greatly approved by the
community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-02
The Official Vote OF Ohio.

COLUMBUS, November 1.-The official
abstract Of votes cast at the late election
for State officers was completed to-day at
the Office Of the Secretary of State. The
total number OF votes for Governor was
555, ,060, which Is falling of from the
total vote for Secretary Of State in &c Of
1850, and from the vote for President
in '76 Of 103, $50. The following is the vote
for the various officers, with plurality Of
the successful candidates, the several
tickets being given in order, as follows:
Democratic, Republican, Workingmeu,
Prohibition and Greenback, and Work.
ingmen's fusion ticket: For Governor,
Bishop received 27l,625, West 249l05,
Bond Il, ,4S9, Thompson 4,SSS, johnson
16, ,912, scattering 9S-Bishop's plurality
over West 22,250.
For Lieutenant Governor, Fitch re.
ceiVed 26s,606, Vogler 241, ,437, Skarla
2,571, jenkins 10, ,995, Lewis IL, ,975. scat-
tsrins AS-Fitche's plurality over Voge.
Ter 27,169.
For the Free Banking act 6,s29 votes
were cast, against 2l4,5l5-majority
against 145, ,224.
The Judicial Constitutional amend
ments received 54,s96 affirmative votes
and 26s,47s in the negative-maIority
against the amendments 2l3I582.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-02
New YORK.

NEW YORK, November Cotton
Easy at llKaIlItc. Flour - Dull and in
buyers favor; No. 2, s. o0a4 40; Superfne
western and State S4s0a5 40; common to
good, IS 40a5 rs; 5;good To choice, IS sOa6 %;
white wheat extl, SO 05A6 70; fancy, 80 s0a
8 %; extra Ohio, IS 45a7 80; St, Louis, s. 50
as 25; Minnesota patent process, 81 40a9 50.
Wheat-LoWer, with fair business; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 27al Tx; No. 9 Nil.
waukee 81 %; extra white Michigan,
81 SIX. Rye-Quiet; western 7Oa12c.
Barley and Malt-Unchanged. Corn
New western mixed, 59c; steam mixed,
November, 60a6l Nc. oats-Quiet aud
firm; western mixed and State S?aSsc,
white western sia4Sc. hay and Hops
Unchanged. Coffee and MolasSeS-Un-
changed. sugar-Dull and heavy; fair to
good refining, 71sAskc; refined quiet and
unchanged. Rice-Quiet and steady
Whisky-steady at 81 cox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-02

New YoRK, November 1.-Ex.Mayor
A. Oakley Hall has returned to the city
from his foreign tour. He says: $50
long as my brain will hoA out l shall
resist every attempt to make 1t appear
that former Mayor Of this great city
deliberately planned and carefully exc
cuted and proGted pecuniariIy by GRIM
inal conspiracy. All there can be 10 say
about the mode Of my leaving is that no
person whatever knew OF it, directly or
indirectly, and that, as l now know, I
had not for long time prior been my
self. With the strange absence, Ring
troubles had nothing proximately to do.
OF course there had been q great strain
upon my brain and will power during
the elk years in which these troubles
have been uppermost in the public mind.
l principally regret that SO much ro-
nance became necessary to invent and
especially to disparage innocent individ.
uRIsu