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NOTES AND NEWS.
Ttl-nArfa ELECTl0Ns.

hGfc4H} JHtt4{CA 70 3h4 kHfC'@9Q 1FfhHH3.
WASHINGTON. d. e., Nuy. 5.-{ircat tutcrcst
Is takcn llcru In tho elections which t.aur tn-
morrow, atnl the Republicans arr Iuuch cts.
euuraye,! by the alyccs from Massachusetts,,
but the outlook In New York, New Icssry,
tng. soIuc of Mr. Con!ltIng's fsict,,ls arc nat
without lopc that l'u may carry tho New York
LEGISLATURE, and thus secure lila reelection.
When tho results at to-tnorrow's contest are
known, the present ctsutlc condition Of lplitits
here Will bcconc crystall!xcd. and thu President
aud Republican 6cn ators will mt mrsl, longer
stand looklng carh other In tho fave, neither
wishing to takc tic Initiative IN the trial ot
strength Which some ptcllet IL inevitable.
THE WHISKY CASES.
Judge Mark bangs knew nothing VI tits scc-
0nl Ocr Vi compromise lnatic ltY tho I!rst batch
Vi The ClicaEo ~lll4ky ucu until Ap was suIl~
liOled here bY the Treasury department for u
conference upon this subject. Owing II thu ab-
srnre Ut tbs Attattey.tic,.ctal Tia attclslanve
u extended tafk t,as hecu hui with it,I. judge.
Dan.s expects, however. tu-llurrUw to ys11Ifcr
with Commissioner llaus,, aud probably
Secretary Sherman, lie tays fortnight that
upon the subject, a.,d that hc l,as
takcn no different position fronl t,!at which ilt'
from tbs dFs. assutlcd.. lie has always nlai1-
ta1ned that Immunity WIS gFanteI
OUR FosT-OFFEk,
It appears TINT lfonora returned 10 Chicago
to scctl1u tnure signatures In the interest VI ti.
Dearborn street opposition ~ ttla.igr of the
post-LttIfec trout. lIu will doubtless return
with those signatures 10 bc present at the ro.I-
ference with tbs Secretary Oh Thursday. There
will be 10 decision uutll after thr Suuatots aud
Congressman have had tho public conference
with Secretary sherman which they have d.
sired.
sPoTFoKu AND KusTI3.
Tho story Il now started that Spo8ord and
Eustis. Democratic claimants Tor scats tn tho
6euate from Louisiana, lays bsep informed by
certain kepublcan 6euAtors that they can 10
, 1877-11-06

ytous question shall have lteen ordered. Be.
tau*e thIt IL 20 The ynte oi 1+i 10 ~, by which
this srcclai assignment wns secured, Is not n
fair test Of the real strength Of tho Repeal bill up
oil lts merits. There were considerable number
rhn arc opposed to the Repeal bill rhn never
ihclesf VOTED In favor at taking this Ewing bill
ran be debated AMI amended. There was great
pressure IRON osl,er committees. IL hare The
morning hour left FIRE, In order that business OF
general character may be transacted. The
yote to-Iav, therefore, on EvinG't motion does
not prose tEat the House w!ll repeal The tlatc Ut
rrtufRptlnn. bit II makes IL seem mitch .l.orc
pro',ahe that such will he the case than before
The bili was liberated from The traf,tnels Of the
morning hour.
THE tktATE
viii ton1orow receive tie Bland Silver bill, the
ihl passed by the House to-day atid refer It 10
its torn,nittec 1f Flnatec, whErl l. composed of
Me*srs M,'rr't1, Dawes. fctry, .iunct Ailfsnn.
cuIalntttce will cneayur to restrict the amount
IT tttEcf eoin which should he aega!.tender.
and otherwise amend the bill, Int II Ii int cct-
tain that tbs Senate will accept such amendments,
or. II thcytlo. that Tho fiousc will agree ~ them.
, 1877-11-06
TIE RECORD.


WA.uixoroy. b. c., Nuy. bt-Mr, CaIktus
.',>.s,.,a ,a',.,a -. ,nus ro.1,,,.tar .s,n.,.s
% ~" ~. a ',." a',, ~ re.ncc, -, ,he ncn,;,T~ nf
'"s -: 'a'r rs,,a.. su"a'T, ~. ~ '.,.a.., sun
The House then proceeded to business. The
fol,ow,nr wrr, tntrniurct nnti referred.
Hy Mr' Fryc-To amend the i,aukrun, 1ax:
also TO make perspns charged with crime compc
tent witnesses IN United states Courts.
By Mr. Hcwttt-supple'neataFy tn tho act
carving into effect the convention between the
Uoftcsl States AMI China. to give tue Court ot
Cla1ms Jurisdiction tn certain cases.
nY ar; Naf"-nu.lofa"lns u'. & .ne ,!.. p.ce.o'' o.
"n!'o.a' .a"ss !" ueela!s a"a'ty uH'ae""s'
1IT Mr. l1untef-F"f tflr rccumputaton ut tho
accounts between the tn!trd States AMI scresa'
IN tne war ot 80 a''"' 10, 'ne CONSTRUCTION OF
''I iy NJ. csbsil-ro reduce tbs ia. on m.nuf.e.
turcd tobacco.
1niiiau Affairs fsuta Tic Interior to tho VA l,c.
paftnienL
tly 1lr. sheltcy-To appropriate The eotton.tax
Hy Nr iuokef-Aul.osi.ing The election Of
Delegate firm, thel1nd,an Tcrrltury
taln land .scsip may bc {ncalel and ptnsidius fur
ill., Irruc Of t,atcnt. IL the name Il, locato.a.
" ~ sayisr-Ir11.tine 10 t,,s e1esat'on q cn,:
holncs.cad settlers on public lanas.
now c1ist!nE in relatlnu 10 tho Enlistment et eui-
oscll ctlxepk IN tue urtny.
~ III. Dooue-For tic repeal Of the Bankruptcy
Dr. Mr. Young-fnr protecting thu Alluytal la1Ms
Of .Stte.,s*Ipp, from overflow.
printed matter through ,hs malls vhcn thr postage
er.: 's'' '''''
fFF 1fH Ir&hy -t..~ ..kak,
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RAILWAYS IN BULGARIA.
RUSSIANS FRErAKlsu To sTAf.
{,t~

ih1suth ia Lt'adon fs,a<'.
8lNxlTzA. Uct. fI.-lhc wc4kiic! has hee1.
beautiful fur thu past three days, and Tie Ku.,-
u,autau c.,antrY roads are now In fair ~o<k1nv
urler. Thu ltlssstaa transport service IL giving
OIL without interruption. Sotne Annx ocrurrul
yesterday between Hustchuk am! Uiur.ry.,
Thu puntoon brldgu Ut retroshaut, Which VIA
nluycl ur fsuu P!s,.us, Il ready for tEachputt.
haw beautiful little Atcatne. ou two &pc.lal
way 10 the lIaa,tuu.
OF the .ltw tuntuuu l,rnise A. the luttcr pla,xs
are strongly tort1iir, and good ro44i l.as bcr.l
built np tile ltllntaen bordering The r,ses. l1r
railway bct"erh Ftstestl, the IIrst station ulFtA
VI Gtur4ryu. aud Si,Httkl II t.,l.Iptle.l - far
a. paEnst. at"'ut u third y! The way, a,sl tsls,
EiailtE II btll,s pushed iaj,a1ly ErWant VII tlse
rrst y! The linz. threat .iltlivuIly II irIt 1u get
ling laluFcfs Iut this autk, - the lh,unIa,lans
lass t.hch ~ large i l'ro.amttuh vt thr "urkil.E
pipfatlun Iat the af!ny tllat There are culspar.
uttFGy lew Able.trdlcl 1s!ett It'll Ath4lE ta ban.
u'H. IiIc Ruse!ss might Utilize tho Bulgarian
refugees uon sNafn.nE uA the utlles side vi tho
ri,cr III eoust'ut Tug tais raIIwa,. THE n1akln,;
VI ths tnIl!t4tJ lis,c 1t this erioa II full Ut sig
Atticsttirr. Tie fact that Lc construction MA
e1allncltel 80 late III Tic sea&on Is cytIcnce that
tt.c Kss,s expected 10 take ltustckuk, and ust,
The RustcAuk-Surua llhc ~ lar huut!l NJ they
eu,lll. Tlc commencement ut tlls work nuw
A%lth&a IQat lucy lu}e 4ulnHuht1 Tue Iue1 III
taking lluxtchuk, 1t lra@t tot tho pscsenl. an4
are tuTtll.LE thetF attunilun In aAutMer uHee-
tti.i Ht.i Il Is probable tl4t thy vii, ulask thu
4uniriiatcral, aud xurk through tue balkaus
nl"l un~n the Su!ta Valley, sh.'l!d UsllIan Pa
Al,3's arHy be tsateu out Ut tl!u way ur calt-
tuEed. No AalIe COMMANDER wuuld ltak1 tho
luu:. working days Ut suIAulrr, aud theA cuil4-
ulcnsr i railway IL the autumn. ualess lls plans
frr the ealupalgn ll41 tccn thxarttsl. aud lo
Iullnu hiulscIt compelled ~ adopt new unrs.
SttnutLka will evidently Gu The IsernlAuCDt rRll-
Way aer..tuus VI tbs Russian li,lc Ut culuinunl.
tasluns uostt Uf tue Danute, iIsteal vi Giur-
sryu, u ORIGINALITY intended when the can patsn
W:as oi.tusl. Tue grading ae1o&a the Lat " tho
edGu IT the D4uube h pTogresssng, aud tt sath-
cs tl.tI at4s III Intention ~ bridge the river for
the railway line, but This ctnbAnkmeut will b<s
severely tried, Il not carried away entirely, BY
the usual spring t{eallsss.
, 1877-11-06

The tion.e ph.sed. nndes au.pcntinu Of the
snle<- Nj ntaHt's ht for the FccntnaRe Of silver
prorlhes thai there shall bt eoined Al the several
+i2 grains. Troy. Of standard silver ~ rsoridcdtn
thc aet ot Ian. II. 1877. which there shall be de.
v,tcs anil sup.rststpttHns provided by aaid net.
which cD!ne. together with MI silver tlollaFs hcrr.
toforr coined ~ the United stascs af like weight
and dntnes., shall te 'rEa tender At their nominal
salae fot all dettt and '!nes. public and private
ahy 0wncr af At1ver bnllinr M.A. dcpos1t the same
al aHs United st1tch coinage mint Or aatsy ofcc 10
be coined into snch dnl'ara for hif benefit upon the
raH'e trr,nt nnt condtinnt ~ gold bullion IL de-
tD.!teb fof cGna9c under existing Law.
The vote Nss-YcAs, lNJ, narg. "A, Is follows:
, 1877-11-06

PARIS. Nor. Sill ~ p. m.-The returns to
TIL. hour show 667 Republicans and 35o Con-
scsSatIycs elected to the Councils-Gcae1al. The
Republicans bare gained e!ghty-dve aea&a.
Txenty-niuc seeand ballots are necessary. Ftro
hundred anA sixty eight distf!cts remain to be
heard from. 1t u not kaown how the Repub-
lAan gaius are distributed and Affect tho ma.
iositiea iu tho different Councils General. It Il
expected that, when the complete return1' m
tEouunus1 On thA xtesh k&&A.}
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Thn Republicans Thus Far Show 1ahl
Of 81 SeltA


kAu3 Anil RH2THotA-
LosnoA, NV. :.--A Rur siau official dispatch,
tlatet! Vcziuky, Nus. =, rats: "kars Is rIoseIy
tnycsse,l To-day VIC cumtnclced the crccti,n,
Vi sicgs batteries us,posisu the southeastern
TORT"
An Erzeroun telegram says the lsusslaus nrn
constructing IT, The nurth of MuAhtar rasha's
position nn4a leading 10 tha plain bciusc
ErxEroutn.
The Tutks are generally much mara cou-
ildcnt
THE INVESTMENT or rLEvNA
fa co,nn!ets- The Russians are clearing not only
the Soils ruad. but oil approaches from thu
Balkans a Turkish relieving amy would laYs
to tight its way up to l4eyna step oY step.
lEMMEu IN.
1.nNpoE, Nor. G-5 a. m.--By the ercnpaston
Of the Aciglss nca. Duhnlk the Russians cou-
Inand the Turkish tcte dc pont oEer the vld,
which IL the only mcant of e,rcss from rierna
Oil the soutll aini wtsI.
MuKitrAM Attached.
LONDON, Nov. TO i. ,n.-hn Erzeroum dis
patch, dated MUi.la5, says; a sssctr ulla~A nas
lna1c to-day Oh tho Turkish p,s!ttuns. 9ltcse
was fighting alu.tg the wlole llue. After Let,
l,ours' engagement the Turkish, ccuttc wAs
driven In, mid the TMrkn compelled " lan back.
Mukhsar Iusha WAS s1xttly wounlzi.
Russian fnrccs from Ardnian have entered
tl,e Westen, Euphrates Valley, c,1dangrrtng the
Illus Vi communication between Hatoun an,l
Er1erouu,, aud Erzyruu,n nnl Treb,zout.
GoChko DEAD.
CoNtTANr1NorLr. ,Nus. 6.-ft IL reported
frun Osrhs,.le, Vi. tho authorlty Of lllAstan
sris,nr1s. that Gcu. Guurko VIA wounuet dur
iHg talu rr,cemt aght,nEs a,I It's stuco died.
WAR AGITATION.
LONDON, Suv. 5.--A vleutla dispatch says tt
rccent ltuss,at Atlcccsscs hare rc;lexeal thu var
as!tatun In belgrade.
PIouARsa.
Russ!Nn Official bulletins report conttnnrsa
rro.ress OH thu fteYna AMI Orchan1c aud thu
l.uyak an.t Urrllantc ruads. Tcilercr and
Turskltsser nTc otrupc'l by Infantry ami ..ayn1-
~, msnl cavalry tietleatncnt las l,cI.utratcd
tu yub!anitx4 Pass IN pursuit VI Tie retsr4ttnE
Turks.
rIIEEE-llUUnsf FlduT.
\ Turkish f,ce, numbering between 3,000
and i,NAI n!rn. frun sutlth of the balkans. At
tackes The iluss,an furcu Ut Aiallrrt,, huith IT
Etemn. Aft~r three hourx' lighting. the Turks
Eetrtatc.l, leayn: Iiu ura4i aud l,,at,y wuuudea,
MOE GUkrhAhAhn.
rEsru, Noy, 5.-Thr hungarian GOycr.-
mrnt In. allowed the r.ltlA Intended fur tho
tulIroa4! IN Little Wallashhl, wi.ch wrr lately
beikr.l as cuntEai,ant Vi war. tu bc tak,:4. tu
liouman!a
, 1877-11-06

On motion Of Mr.. Wind. the rnlca were suspend.
cd. and tho following rprolntionk ndortrtl:
Is<tuleti That the President be respectfully rn-
quessca. II not tncnmpattbc with the public tntrc-
cal. IL communicate to this tI0usr thc cufrtxpuhA
encc with the Spanish Ouscrnmcut AMI order. and
directions of the TREASURY nepattl1n' n tolfctt.
0f Customs IN relation tn tns reIrnt Imposition
Vt dccrcnt!a duty nj 10 ocn's 1'-r tim on S.tna-
Ish restcts tnleFtnC American pnrts. with anch In
formation In reference sherrtp that ht may deem
necessary.
Rtsosft.i. That lht Secretary Of the Treasury br
Gnl hr IL hesaly rcHEcetru 10 furnish thr lI"Isc Ut
the earliest psscsicuttr luomrnt cupien Of the
tract tnn'ic With crEtatn ayHlctts t'f American
and foreign 6ahksrs Tor tt.r ncsotialtnn Ut The !
pcr cent bo1!a Of thc Cn!,cd States. together with
c9plcs. Of oil other paper. relating thereto. nnL
nso with statement a. tn The present position Ut
tnch negotiation. aud whether II reiuatnr III f0r.H
~ originally made without iAodIacAtttHVr change.
Mf. Fh!li!ps Introduced Il bill IL create r1slaI
sayIngb hank. ~
TIE s,aahcf announced that he would tc at,.cnt
to.moTrow In Pennsylvania and that Ms. sayIcF
wuutd ncl an Speaker.
The House thrn aujnnrned. TN mos'pn Of Mr..
C1kns. lA sespcCt tu the memory Ut Stuator Nor.
tUn.
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TIE TAX ON DEPOSITS.
\ Quxs1ioa In WHICH MANY FxorLa ARR In
rKHExTkn

Sps<fot iasplteA 70 Ta< Ca&cdao If1asHs.
WAsulx01os. D. c., Nov. h-The question OF
tho taxation Of she deposits Of the Chicago
saytnks bxnks has been Transferred to Washing
ton. Joseph Kirkland. ex-Deputy Collector,
who came hero With Judge Bangs, has N ap.
potatneat to1 formal hearing with the Conn
, 1877-11-06

seated at once by mems Of Republican votc. op-
posed to the President, II ;hes-Eustts'and
SNuHoru-4an control UcfnOt ratio v.tcs enough
hereafter to detea. the Presidents nominations.
This IL cue OF the many et,nilar rumors NOW
current
DEFIANT MUST otvE IT rr.
Tn f.s Nttftrn AsIattdttd f'rffJ.
"Asnl.GTos., u. t.. Sor. 3.-in tho su-
prctnc Court today decision was given II, the
tase of the Onion Pacific Ra!r,atl Company
against c1-Presi'!rnt t)urant, TN annta1 frosn
This, was All artinn. =. ihe rnlnn p.u i!lc Conn
sanJ 10 retoycf Of Duront and wife the real e>-
latc conscTcts to him at utnaha while President
and tirne.at Manager nf the rnad, IN
for the Cumpany and not for bis own use. The
Court lplow sustained the title III DuranL, hut
the 'lcrree ia here reversed, the Court holding
that lll' conveyance tD nntaht NILS IN c[IcCt \
rcinafkf',a tiat The eon.iott of lnrant. str!pted
ut tho vtrt.tate with Which 1t tdh ecn rlothc.!t
hnsl Viz" et! IN it, naketinrs*, strongly Offcnss
tlIc nlorni tcnac Ut the Iulifta! ninl. Justiee
Swaync tac!tyttc,t The opinion.
TEMPERANCE IN the VAR OFFICE.
Secretary McCrarT tlas issued an order forbid
'ltnv tlle eMpiuycs NJ tho War Department to
parsake nf a,lr sidntnpun liquors hrt*ceh tlle
l!st.1s Of Va n. and y. Ills. under pcnaty Of
dismissal. This order Is understood 10 include
even The glass nj hcce with which the thirsty
clerk has M.eh won't t., waAh ,!nwn llls IuIn,13y
luucf,. lie Gencrai II The Army a'id sis etAif
are nf c0ursc Hut included iii this prohibition.
THE r$HiS EArp*tTtoH.
l. The House EunMittee IN Foreign ifta!rs held
a tnccttnS t,-Iny on the subject Of t'rUvfdlng
fnr American representation At the Paris EXPO
sittun. i communication "As received trt,tn
Secretary Erarts Recommending MI app7of'ra-
ttun nf $eS,jutW fnr that purpose, and suggest
ing alst that the bill should tOntan provision
for transporting Intended exhibits from tl,: III
ttrlnr rttics 10 The scabo1su. The Committee
will hold daily scssuas until they co.nrete the
hllj.
CONDITION or TIE TREASURY As COMPARED
WITH nov. |, lssG
The following 10 q comparison Of The condition
of the Treasury Nov. |, ISIS, and Nor. |, is11:
HtHfss. iH7fs 1877.
Currency. ............ ....& i-HJ!.32a 5,0Jl GIL
stt7ini fund for the trdemp'
, 1877-11-06
ENpEESE STATISTICS.
INTEnEsrtSo ITEMS PROM THE REruhrs OF TIT
AUnITflttA,

AUh1TfHH.
Nv 1sstorGnA N Ste iprk Trtrafn<.
WAsnthHrns, u. G., Nov. ..-'lhe auu,lal r.
port of the Fifth Auditor Ut tho Treasury. Mr..
Ella, tonIpicict! few days agu, connl>. atlI.,t,:,
Other things, the following interesting statistics:
TIC expenses NJ our forci.n inissious during the
fiscal yrar ending Junc ~. 1S1u, wcrc nm follows:
Salaries O! Ministers alrua1. &Ik AU3. -
Contingent EXPENSES OF Futclpn Min
jsscff.... w. tHl. W.
Lnet ny exchange :. 'itt. IN
Tic following shows TIL: rct clptA and c1}IalIul-
lures Of tho Consular service Of the Uuilrll
States:
Fcts received by C0nfma ,..,. ;. .$G1t ,d3. ~
to-t fnr tons ular salar,es any expenses
Of their otlrfh ......,........,..... GIN al1.
Exccta Of fees ab0*e expenses. ..,.... 1u uiH. III
Expended fur relief Of scanlcn hy Can.
tul. :...... 6..:x,.u:i
statrs...... ...+.., ..+.......... ". lt..os.tM
t'on.nts. ......,.............. ~, ,:Aii III
Contingent expenses pf Cansu1atcn... ILL., t}Ht II
Allowance for clerks ut Cunsntaics.,.. III. l!1t III
The following sums were paid out for M!l.ccl-
1aucuuA foreign expenses:
Uf rr.cutns sh!pwrcckch sramcn.......$ z, 4G.. 00
OF Spanish Claims Cosfn1.shtl ......., z, Nal m
OF Ncx!fan Claims t'umntssIun. -. ~. Y,4it. IL
Of alabama ClHiu,s CnmmfsstHn. -. G3, JILL n
OF bringing home pfisonc1~ cAatgcd with
crlrlc. lc..-,t....-.....,... ...... !. .Wf! 81
The statistics ot tic cxpenscs Ut collecting
internal revenue untler the sevcrnl l,raia, a,sl
the totn amount received from thIs SQUIRE, wcre
VI follows:
, 1877-11-06
Escape to tho West Completely
Cut OF by The Dubuik
CapturD.
The Russian Forces in Asia
Minor Again Encoun-
ter Mukhtar Pasha,
Siege Batteries in Course Of
Construction Before
karS,

Additional Returns from the French
Elections for Councils.
=. General.
, 1877-11-06

hcatetl At once by means of Republican votcs op-
pns"a 10 the President, II ;hcs-Eastis'
SToGort1-4an control ncfnot ratn votes en0ugh
hereafter to defeat the Presidents nominations.
This IL cue Of the many eimilar sumors now
, 1877-11-06
LII, 100. ~

Salaries nj Collectors pstd BY
special Ali0wa ance.... ...... ...& 4J1, 100, ~
Salaries Vt to1ltctors paid by com.
nltksilna... -. ..... ........ 71,0l8.:c
Expenlea 0f cnltcctnrs ntfcct.... t.Rl4. .hbt .i's
Total expenses IT Colecto1".... l.eTi. !1I. 70
1otat auionnt collected. IL: .al. 1:* ~
Exprnscs VI HtnfrkrrpcFs ......... 1B7. .ai7, M
Salaries Ut Revenue Agents ;. -. 81, tlEI. -
Expenses NJ licychnc Ayrats..... ~, :I0J UO
salaries 1T Surveyors Of nt.tl!es.
lcs................,, ........,. :.iu1.E,
Expenssa VI Surveyor Ut nlsiil.
teses..........,.... ..........., 7,:1A.!!. II
Expense VI Gan:rrs' fces.....,.. Gn,I1O.au
Travelling expenses of Gau:ers... ~, rs. u
T'tls r.,st Of inturnal revenue stanps Was, Tor
papsr, $31, ,!G1.kS, unl fur ,lics n,4. printing.
fX5, .tahEs. There wsro printed aud delivered
to tllu Commissioner VI lnterlIai itcvenur, Of
stanIl's for Al*tilicl spirits, l4D: tobIt,
snul, and rlgars, $39,47s,uTi: tcrs, ~, ),sl2;
prupT,clar, aaIl documentary stamps. 80 I'LL, ,tu9
sI'eciaI tut sfaulps. $lo,:st,,tsA'; mud stamped
iull totucttr WRAPPERS, +i1j,Ssl. O.lltr n!stel-
!aHctluk asrotl1lta pastesl by tho Third Auditor
s,lIied fur The fultawlng sums: rtnto-lttho-
graEl,In. fnr ttle Fatenl- -Ulllce, $:ss5Htl III;
plates f.H the oIllrts! gazette Ut the patent.
Ulirc, 81, ,teSt,S 81; rapirx VI drawings fur tho
Patent t)tii.r, k;si!tFs.al traclugk uI draw I,ss
fur tn: ratentt Hire. s:alksI; preservation Vt
,uts lions bcluIgis. lu l!ie Smithsonian tnxii-
tutin.,, x1,t:u: National Museum at tho Smith
a.,i llstitutin, r.. ~ ;}aIu tu tbs rctl1r-
srntativ,:s ot citizens anil sea4aeu dYnE absuai,
e. Sata3
, 1877-11-06

Tho story Il now started that Spofford and
Eustis. Democratic claimants fot ac2ts tn tho
6euats from Louisiana, 1aYs baeu informed by
certain R<pub4Can 6tnAtors that they can 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. |. J. clApkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
2oa kraruy street. san Franeiscs,

aoa kraruy street. San Franeiscs,
r,srApIlsuRp IN 1884. ron TnE
~ permanent cure of eli special and Chronic
Diseases, - alsc eli Female Complaints anu
Disease of the Nervous System.
Tn. immense destruction of human ite an.
nualiy frOm -ecrrt and chronic diseases eanreu
mi. oll anal reliable Institution To bc estAo-
lishei arst In rhilsdelphia, Penn. In iso. and
.f,sr~.rl- In ran FRANCISCO, Cal. In lsst, as
nr,v.te di.pen-ary, In orS.er To snori the
sf,iic,ri the best medical and surgical treatmeut
Ia, IN. abave and all ether Affection. and com.
paints Cancellations st the Institute of ny
letter. fREE.
Ph,.,eaI aud Mental Debility,
Vital weakness, nervousness. low spirits, Jas
,i,nde. weakness of the limbs and back. lo-s
of muscular po~er, indi-ycsition and incapa.
hlli;y for labor AMI study, weak. exhausted
feeling no energy or courage, pAlpitaiion OF inc
heart, dullnes- OF apprehension. los. oi nlcui-
i,iity, -elfdi.tru-t, lo-s of m>nhood. dirsine.s.
he.ls he, palm. In the side, affections OF the
.y, plnp.e- on the fsee, sexual or other IN
nrmities In man or wOman. are cured nv the
Justly celebrated physician, La j. cZAfhAf'
n. ID. .,
own (uuknOxn Z, other-p, and hence the great
success. Khaumaiic afec'i ms. chronic cAtarfh,
di,st.e- Of the stomach AMI kidneys. liver CON-
plants, etc.. successfully ttcaied. Those who
are .urering from the errors and indiscr.sions
Of yonih, nervous weakness. are assured VI
permanent cure.
DIR. CANA Que OF the most successful
medical praetitioner. on the pAeins coast. may
be consulted conndirntislly Ia referenee 20 tnc
above and all other co.n. .lants II the Institute,
...oO Nearuy street s.s Frascises-
Ch.r,.- Moderate. Communications strictly
canudsntisI. Mc,i.elnes scnt BY express. Ad
dress l.. J. CZAPKaY. n. D., Postofice Boz
"a san francisco. Cal. oco ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

VIZ were last week in need u an as.
sistant editor. A young man applied ~
our Office. "Have you ever had any
experience a. AN editor" we asked,
:.wsli, no, not exactly" replied the
ambitious aspirant. cautiously; "but
I've been cowhiJed number OF times
have been married quite awhile, have
worn borrowed clothes for three years,
and never have a cent OF money so 1
thought might work in"
Hs vas ENGAGED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

LOOKING at the enormous German
element in our population to-day, Il Is
curious TO reflect that George Tieknor
mentions In his memoirs that In lslo
he couldn't get any iniruetion IN the
German language in Boston. anu had To
borrow German dictionary from an
other city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

OSTRICH FARNISG in South Africa Is
lucrative. The feathers arc sometimes
clipped and sometimes plucked. A
strong bird can be relieved OF feathers
three times In fourteen mouths. The
feathers from the male bird aro the hand'
soonest. The bird is easily tamei.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
He Was engaged.

A nxrnIaKRAron car, so arranged that
carcasses can be hung up, AS IN
shambles. and kept at a few degrees
above freezing point. has been sent by
some Nevada cattle dealers to Chicago
AZ an experiment. II 1t is successful.
,hs dealers will ship meat further East,
this Fall and Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

{ Tm London Mrrk Llas Express wants
to know why the Anti-Cruelty to AMI
mails Society does not take steps Ito
nut an eua TO the brutal game OF polo. y
and complains that /, is ready enough to
prosecute poor carriers, but does not in'
t.rfere with the brutality Of rich gentle
men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

THE managers OF the Philadelphia
Permanent Exhibition have ree.ivsd a
valuable suggestion. TO the effect that
they make early arrangements to secure
the pen with which Badeau writes
Grants speeches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

RxYKRRiSa to the enormous prices
which cattle have fetched here aud IN
Canada, q London agricultural journal
observes that English breeders must,
like English manufacturers, look to
their laurels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

A ScorcmxlS when abroad declared
that no such grapes grew in the world
Al those which in Scotland ripsn in the
omen air "but l must premise. he
ADDED, cautiously. "thai like them a
wee sour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

TIE daily newspapers OF Deadwood
are not much larger than sheet oil
foolscap. and arc delivered for SIS a
year. Every subscriber is required, As
announced In the prospectus. to "down
with the dust"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

Tur force OF habit is hne thing in
its way, but when in reply to question
nj n church fair a. tn what he VIII
have, . young man mechanically re-
niles, "bser." "or the same" 1t is a
trifls awkward.