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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26
Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce market.


FLDUR-Extra spring - 25a5 so.
WIFE AT-No.2 spring, l09Sst cash; l0ssss
100 October; l0i'sal05 Novemb +. No. l05- q;
q O00-; rejected, " a.
CORN-No. mixed. 49,: sash AZ. Oct. a.;
Nov 49,.
OATS 2s,sc cash: 231c Oct. 2Sa Nov.
RYE-No. =, 63I.c.
bARLEY-No.z spring, a60-c.
PORK - Cash IA ala So, Nov, 1868 =,
Oct, IA 80.
LARD Cash $50 cash; sI7-as TX, Oct.
Nov. 81 21sa.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders, 6ls7hc; short rib
sides, sha &C.; short clear rib, sra c.
WHISkEY-Western,l 0s -.
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &c; wheat do,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26

The recent sailing from this country of
o. 900 900 worth of arms for the Turkish
government strengthens the opinion that
the Turks do not intend to succumb to
Russia just yet. The war is pretty certain
&, continue another year Notwithstanding
shs late Russian victory in Asia. The
rainy and cold season will soon compel q
cessasion Of hostiIities until spring opens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26

The signs of harmony among the re-
publicans at Washington and the admins
tratiou are increasing. The correspond
ent of the Tribune says: The consulta-
tons among republicans since the OPEN
ing OF the session. and the indications OF
the political situation which they have
afforded to the President, have already
produced q marked effect at the White
House. The President has caused it to be
understood that he is especially anxious to
confer with those republicans who are dis
satisfied for any cause, and several of them
have talked freely with him during the
past day or two. in regard to the differen'
ces which exist within the party concern
Ing certain features of his policy. The
results of these interviews have been suct
- to strengthen the feeling among prom
inent members OF the House and Senate,
that the party can be held solidly togeth-
or, and that the main causes of the diff
ersnces with the President can be SO ad-
justed as to insure harmonious action.
Arrangements have been made to grant
leaves OF absence to all Pennsylvanians
employed in the departments here, for the
purpose Of going home to vote at the APP
proaching election. The only exception
Is ~ to the government printing office. A
committee will call on Mr.. Defrees for the
purpose of obtaining the same concession
there. The time spent will not be de-
Quoted from the regular yearly furlougbs
granted to the clerks. The President, in
conversation on the subject and in answer
to the question as to what course would
be pursued. said that Secretary Sherman
had gone to Ohio to make political
speeches and to vote, and that no fault
would be found with Pennsylvanians en-
ployed in the departments for doing the
same in their State"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26

The Brewers are unhappy this year-frst be-
cause Canadian barley has lost its bright amber
color, which will make the ale darker. and second
because Of the growth of the temperance move
ment. The outlook for them 10 Of once black and
blue.-YeW York Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26
STATE NEWS.

Thomaston Savings Bank has resumed bust
ness, to pay out and receive deposits.
Hon. Edward O'Brien has just launched ship
and will build another one next season.
The ladies of the Main street Baptist Society
in Saco, offer to the public another course of sis
popular lectures, in their new house of worship
during the next two months.
We learn that 0. w. Davis has found bed o.
copperas beneath the iron ore at the Katahdir
Iron Works, and has contracted to send q large
quantity to Boston, at price which will leave
him quite margin. Bangor Commercial.
Charles w. Hunt, recently in the furniture bust
mess in Portland, was held in $500 bonds to an.
swer to charge of obtaining about 81, 200 worth
Of lumber ct Fairfield, when he knew be was
bankrupt, and failing to furnish bail, has been
committed to Somerset jail.
"Have you got your cider for winter !" was the
question farmer yelled out to one of our leading
temperance men. last week. He explains it by
saying his wife uses cider for pies TGardineI
Journal.
The Masonic Token says there is now but one
very aged mason in Maine, James Racklyft, OF
Ancient Landmark Lodge, Portland, born Nov
6, l770 and therefore ninety eight wears old. He
is in excellent health. He was made mason 10
1908, and now stands No. in the list for the nit
ed States.
Mrs. Nourse, widow Of the late Judge Nourse
died this day, at the age of eigbty-two years
eight months and thirteen days; almost the exact
age Of the Judge at the time Of his death, one
year ago. Bath Times, Wednesday.
Capt. Reuben Mooers of Bath, died suddenly Of
heart disease, on Wednesday.
An attempt was made to burn the Free Bapti.
church, in Biddeford, Sunday evening, while The
vestry was crowded with men, women and chill
dren. 1t was fortunately discovered in season tc
be put out, without those in the vestry knowing
anything about it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26

Spofford of Louisiana has got over his
hurry to have that senatorial dispute de-
cided. We hope he may have all the time
he requires to argue his case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-26

The Boston Advertiser speaks of the re-
ported appointment of Mr.. Cameron to,the
English mission as dreadful ruulor =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
TO PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. .
STATE of Louisiana,
New Orleans. May II. 1877.

beg to call your attention to the 9th section
Of ct No. 80, passed April Goth, 1877. reorgan-
izing the Board of Health. as follows:
SECTION 8. Be it furthec enacted, etc, That it
shall be he duty Of the attending Physician or
Midwife. al the birth of any child In the parish
of Orleans, to report the same to the office OF
the Board Of Health within twenty;four hours
father, or In his default. of any person present
at the birth OF any child. to report within TWEEN
ty four hours from the date of such birth at the
Office Of the Board of Health. such birth. which
report shall be record sd in presence OF two wit
resses, and shall as nearly as possible show the
date. hour, street and number thereof, of such
birth, the sex Of the child and its name, tue
names of tbs father and mother their nation
atty. age, occupation and residence. and the
names Of said witnesses.
I respectfully urge your cooperation in a
mater OF so much importance to science as tina
of The vital statistics of New Orleans.
Very respectfully
SAMUEL chopin, M. D.,
President.
p. F. TAYLOR. M. D.. Secretary.
mvt2 SuWndSu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
EXECUTIVE SESSION.

SENATE CHAMBER !
New Orleans March %, 1877.
The Senate met in executive session, Hon.
Louis A. Wiltz, Lieutenant Governor and
President OF the Senate, in the chair.
On call of the roll the following Senator's
answered to their names
Messrs. Boatner, Breaux DrcrOs. Ellis.
Eustis, Garland George. Goode. Grover. KEEL
ly, Mitchell, Ogden, Perkins Richardson. Rob-
ertson, SandifOrd, Steven, Stubs. Texada.
Wheeler, White and Zacharie-22,
AbSent-Messrs. Allain BRYANT Burch
Cage, Demas, Dumont, ella, Harper, Landry.
Stamps, Sutton, Twitchell, Wakefield and
Young-14
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The following Executive communications
were placed before the Senate by its Presi-
dent.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March "a, 1877.
To the Honorable the Senate OF the State of
Louisiana:
Gentlemer-I hereby nominate, and with the
advice and consent OF your honorable body.
will appoint Richard Proctor Tax Collector Of
the Third District, parish OF Orleans; George
M. Phillips, G. j. Lewis B. Onorato and
Robert Brewster, Harbormasters, and w. w.
Hunter and John 7. Davis Wardens for the
port of New Orleans
Respectfully,
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
Silver Soapina.
J.R. Walker, D. D. u. 1870 Delord street.
Get your hats at the "Stonewali jackson, col
ner OF Royal and at. Louis streets

BuRNErT's FLAvoRINa ExTRAcTs.-Ihe SUPERB
ority of these extracts consists an Their perJecs
p,s.ity and oreat strength They are warranted
frce from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
ser into the composition Of many OF the fictitious
ruit fiavors now in the market They are not
My true to their names, but are prepared nom
c 8 that comparatively small quantity
only need be used.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

-. AgeDcg. 10 Carondelet street.-Parties de-
string new insurance, or to transfer their poll
cies for tue purpose of obtaining absolute seco--
agency has never placed policy in any compa-
ny which has failed. It offers to those seeking
insurance or reinsurance the best security Gn
Guiding Massach usetts equity non-forfeiture),
the strongest companies. the most judicious
plans. and the lowest rates in the United States.
VI 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
f. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH,

No. rs Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGS, AND
ID General House Work attended to at sh 1rt
notice and reasonable prices. Also. Vaults.
Locks and Copying Presses repaired; Duplic tie
Keys of all descriptions made. Safe repair
ing specially my9 TT 1y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

p. F. TAYLOR. M. D., Secretary.
myl3 SUI edSu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
1ERNg OF THE PAPER:
.nvERTIsIna HATEs--DAILY.

transient Acknowledgements u PET square "a s.sn
lin pn subsenuent consecutive insertion.
Wants, 10 Rent, For Sales and goar1ing ad-
vsrtisements 10 cents me t ne % cam aena soo ea-
Advertisements for the period OF one month
nj longer as follows:
Local or Business Notices 70 cents me ent he a
Editorial Notices. In Ed1toriai type. eV ooh'e !"
Hire net. I----4-----
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Nonthlv advertisements, having the run OF
ira nanar inserted every other day. TO be
shnorred two-thirds the above rates.
" TditoriaI page monthly advertisements. each
snnjire. no per month.
Mssss for Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
transient and general rates the same as Tor
Daily. .s :, 400 ,,,,r+h
and longer as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
ADJUSTING TENNESSEE'S DEBT.
A PLAN FOR A REDUCTION or 40 PER CENT PRE-


A plan to adjust the indebtedness OF the
State Tennessee, which been the subject Of daily
discussion in this city between committee OF di5nter-
ested arbiters appointed by tho bOndholders and q
special committee OF the Tcnresseo General Assembly
has been decided upon, and IL ITS way for pre-
senaton the Legislature of that State. The commit
tees are composed Of George Coc j. D. Vernilye aad
Il. Il. sherman of Ncw-York B. B. ComesJs OF Phila-
dclpha and Enoch Pratt OF Baltimore representing tie
bondholders and John II. Savage, G. W. Martin Jesse
Areage W. e. Travis and Lewis shepherd representing
the Tennessee General Assembly. 1t was at first sus-
gcsled that, instead large reduction Of the principal
debt concession might be granted for few years
in the of interest proposed In plan submitted
to the Governor OF Tennessee by holders OF
large amount Of bonds, In the behef that
the State would gradually and be able to resume
payment full But tho statements OF the Legislative
Committee respecting the results or me war; me SOcaI
dcrangcment and general npOyeflslment anu Tue us
organization existing in all the n,lu5trc, tlr ughout
the state caused the bOndhOlders committee to decide
tnat Il summary reduction OF the debt 70 a large
eXtont, the best course for al concerned
The Milan decided anon Is that after adding al the
p PC .r,'t 49,, ttr ,,orast D., acer,n , ,o JnIv
l. 1874 the aggregate amount OF the state debt M mat
time snail be rcajusted by the ISSUE OF new bonds at %
cents the dollar for every sum OF II 600 then dne
bonds should be given in full settlement FOR $500
The bonds 10 30 years and to bear Interest
annually Ncw-YOrK. The interest coupons are
TO be received Dy the state for all taxes.
and Uniform issue OF coupon bonds OF cegri.ed
amount. in denominations Of SlOO, sooO ana SOD IS
prepared to be registered IN the name oI th3 owner
il preferred, and the Old bonds as exchanged 10 be can
cclcd and immediately returned 10 the Treasurer oi the
ate. The committee believes that the stare VIII ne
able at ANY early day to provide ithd no"eyer s,i
IN Of the interest To ne used lOt t grtUu cA
iuctOn of the debt MS Wlth TIE present COlstlttloh
prohibition that DEBT can b. incurred hy the state
Tor the creation IN ad OF any public Improvement
VIII give aigncntug value to the bonds ana 50 Iar
tcud mitigate the loss which the creditors VIII ncUr
TGe committee from the Tennessee Assembly mas re-
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
A PALATTAL STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamship City Of Brusselg, after b,v
ing been dccked for about year. win sail for iyero
saturday. Tho danger of weakening vessel by lng
ing her hull has been incurred Her hn slg foo, t.
remains unchanged but everything else about her |. ,
New engines and boilers the double conpoupa 49,,
cpe have been built with especial reference TO her ,ap
dmonsions and u ia expected that she viii steam knot,
hour the Atlantic thus placing her an eansl,y .
the other recently built steamers Cf the ne As rpqRe
the vessel has her saloon smisbps with state room. t
and oft. There two prices for saloon PASSAGE "a
yerpCo-s30 audi 800 Tne $50 are the .,,
except in respect size and position or which sio
raid said TO be lrRsr ., -
largest other They contain Ia M ~
available space Ordinary han bedr0om a an urto~
Louise aud are In every way complete and comfortable U
and cold water ~ laid throughout the ship and no h,h
fUrnise with every convenience There arc -
eTll family of extra Size prd fbsr
bridal stateIOOb large connections and attractive C,,s
Frederick watkins who has been Tor Is IN seree
ana who will 0o remembered by many yOYagcs the nri
officer VI the City Of Berlin COmmands the RENTED vessel
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
TIE YANpERBlLT SURPRISE.

FURTHER COMMENTS Or TIE GIVING UF OF TIE
CONTEST AGAINST THE wILL-PHODABHrrY THAT
WILLIAM Il. VANDERBILT MADE 80 COMPROMISE.
The admission of the viii OF the late Com
modorc Vanderbilt to probate without opposition by
Coruclics jeremiah Vanderbilt Mr5. Allen, and Mrs. Ia
iu after each of them had retained able counsel D CON
test it, was surprise % the puoc aud to the lawyers
and had not ceased Yesterday to be topic OF interest
n,orIGa ion procured yesterday strengthens the prom
able truhulnc- the advanced in TnG TRIBUNE
report that thc.c bad bron cO roAoe or settlement
and Only vague understanding, satisfactory to tie
other hc.~s tha! their brother, William H. Vanderbilt
would hereafter treat then ulai emily
scott Lord salt 20 iEIBCSE reporter yesterday that
he had received cH from his c,i 'nt, Cornelius Jcr'-
r.ah Vanderbilt. who hal set had 10 consultation
with hi, elder brother william II. Vanderbilt r"m the
ir,t had stood out stouty agains, compromise and
had refused absolutely to make a settlement or to cncr
into any definite understanding M!lcn tn'd cud>ttUcd
as settlement. william H. LAD tahca the ground thaj
ho would not eros h> iahcr' WI! n & 'Aou5a.'th part
bat the Impression was conveyed hI. a't.r tie require
m.uis rf tIc VIII had al been met J.. you'll be IN Il
mood do lie thing y his bfutEtr ana sisters. Mr
Lord said tie rouus. Lad consult iaiion OG me subject
uf flis vague unorG- landing or promise.
Ethan zen, VINO has been Cornelius Jeremiah Van
dcrnts counsellor irDI the rt,, SAID ic bad not mp 10
that tila-. h Cd ,ut since tAr appearance - clr
Il: thIIEt very sensible c'H4~e Adb h'rn pH!r @ lof
lc C,uut! tia bis client mad bee, -aii-t IL some
manner by William H. WHO had ~htt"dIy managed 20
keep IN. controversy within tie family. he ,haia"cr-
IL a4 ri,ttIoIs.y absurd the Stuls mat Corn" uo D.
ba been taken h with Gr his sisters ia OIdrth'
bette 10 influence him and tEH William H. began 20 u-
Luti.tc compromise by Cl .nG r-3UrtO above ihe
icuIe,t mentioned M 4r viii to each ~ IN. three coi
tesauts and igay met the ;uu demand r5CpcOJ 10
c,ri-.o c.aoa contest col. Allen said he knew tAs
story to be lalse il every pmucdaf
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
NEW-JERsEY cEYrRALs ElpLOYEs.

Several committees Of the employees OF the
Central Railroad ct NcN-JcIscy called at the compauys
office ~ Iibcrty-s yesterday san if possible, some
satisfactory understanding in reg rd to 10" wages due
tlom The Pcmsy lyania woilimCn found great fault
with the action Of the receiver in conTe 5ltion among
themselves The laws Of Pennsylvania, thCy stated,
pr, toctcd the wormrn before the holders ot stock Or
uor.eago alllough the Nvw-JcIscy laws did NOT ana
tlle vorbmoa were confident that they could attach
everything upon the roal il their wages were not paid
But they declared the law dill project them II the
debt va, allowed over six mouths end they
feared that Tie officers we're Withholding payment with
intent 10 escape this law. The NewJerscy men have
received 10 WAGES since those fox December last
lbe PENNSYLVANIA men have been paid potling since
NoNcnb.r. with the exception OF half a months pay
ir February In cony .r,aou with TRIBtNE reporter
yr,,r;Iy = ypr.i OF tie declared iat Iu!y tbLd
of nc ,iur LOVES, together Wil Then Laic, were ,1b
uu 4 short aiiowauc, ~ bare bread. Cen JOIN D. Ht-
tn,.;, md James Loose Ot M9ucn ChunA c0u>ci tut
80 ulnXfS mad an interview s-rdIy an moon with
Iuy straits to Wn,cl their clients were ledueti ana
threatened legal proceedings II s'neih7 Wft ~. Io'e
f them speciily The receiver promised 20 40 MS pt''
uut L5tuln. OF = conclusive ndtur was rotcI. zen
E.rto,ct then went 20 Trenton - consult VITA the Ii
collar of Er-Jrrscy Tnc conference VIII De ftNiHcd
totJv i committee OF conductors and SuSurrfs rep
rC.ipI d.. Mc-sS. E,rtOlctt and lJoS" iic tOhiiIl5
itn IN. latter gentlcm}g, decided - rrt-fn nome ana
await the .cSult Uf to-day > conference. ,
Receiver IalirOp received n NsiJ yrs,efOiJ from c
committee appointed 40 the meetings at COhMullpt" Oh
rue,a, evening, and they presented TO MN resolution
of thanks for the past ana bteI thdt nc N"d nyp .r
in te future The committee was composed u ono VI
each OF the II departments OF tAc ROAD.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
THE UNITED STITES SENATE.
SPECIAL SESSION.


WASHINGTON. March 14.-Mr SARGENT
lRcp CaJ said that under the rule single objection 10
resolution when offered carried it over. c therefore
subittcd the following and asked that it lie upon ide
table for III, present, 10 be called up hereafter;
Pes,lr.d T.at thc Yic'Pr,sdcut do now declare the
Senate adjourned without DAY.
Air. BLAINE tRcp. Me- inquired when the senator
proposed to call the resolution up foraction.
Nj SARGENT replied probably tomorrow OF next
day, bat he had no idea Of doing so today.
lir WIYTE (Deiu., Md said the Senate had been
waiting for several days for communications from the
President aud he thought action should now be
t1rlu regard TO clusiu- the session. lie therefore sub
Rcs5rrd Tbat 3 co:nmittt, consisting Of two senator's
DO arpotcd b The Chair WIi, upon tEc President o.
fc United ~ c-, 10 NiuIlu him tina, unless nc may have
some further commuI!caion 20 make, the Senate l5
ready 20 adjourn wi IhDH d1l , ,..,....
Agreed t., aaI Mos,r> ANTHONY Or. ~ and Whyie
NidJ appointed iS 7icI comm. .cr: . .
n. order E.1mi;t. - Mr. MORTON YESTERDAY mat
tn tor-rapl.c I-pnirhes referred 10 ~ the et.Ci"I
William Oron, I.a-.d.ut OF thr Nest.;n Union le;'-
grapH Company, read "a the senate on S%i ilra' in D.
Deposited in the office oi the sccrct.y @. the la.r to
De by in delivered 10 ST. orton upon his sv'LS r.
itr MIICIELL ti:cp. u. gou) submitted the follow
Ei.,l-sJ, That tine Comm,ca on PRIVILEGES aaI Flee
tons Dc .hogilud 10 designate H sIac.mHttce OF
ti.pc %. is members Who snul "r daluouiy ID al ~
making r,;sr the fan committee ~ ~" commence
meDt oi ic AcNt stio IN puf~"hc, Of Lc resolution
Of 'L H-ndt. au'oHziiS ~ H't'i.-d 90 iht" cc't III
charges pr-icrlcd a2d'a.. IA.aI".!e Grover, nt"f
from o.? 1E AM sCcA subcommittee snail have an th'
pGNcrs IL send f.. persons aut paper. g:a HdmGstet
ta;ns it the ii!l committee nO" mas LAM over Until
tO-luuG. o',.
Tlc nate then at 12:17, on motion Of Mr. MORTON,
went iuiU t.r,IlN 60 session.
Al o',..,6. while tHc doors 81 the senate Chamber
were st,l % H. Nr ANTHONY, non. tlr C,na.i,iee
appointed Na tLo F!csi dent and ucIH! uui tqat
Tie ;an tc was ay adjourn sins die unless ic had
soua ur;acr COMMUNICATION 10 NIKE - ii,n' reported
ta. tee committee htt performed ihr dHiy asSigue
,ft ai tMit tc Ir, ld,lt replied j!Jt ho VUuii roD-
au = mot l:c Tie ptst'r:D Di the senate longer than
satjlr la; or pos .bly Iut-dp next.
Al 40 O'Clock ic doors acIc Icop"Lcd aGd the Senate,
III O'Clock, Jj ,urrca until l. UclUc.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
NOMINATIONS.
WAsmNGTON, March 1l.--lue President sent the
:. .-.-- q. a.. ..--.- ---- .-.---.-

WAsuNGTON, March I.-lue President sent the
following nominations 90 TIE senate today:
John b. Knox be Controller Of the Currency; viii
>,,rnsI. Ubi ed states is,i-..t Treasurer, Fran
Cleo; L!"ut q. WhU, naval u'd,'r, san Francisco ;
tacl y. Stephenson sarttyOF oI Customs. Cincinnati,
ODo .idsOB Il. Ba:t-s. ASSN 81 Justice Sdpg Cp! ni
n@ho-a archibald j. Hughes, Aliei Stde Attorney Middle
District OF Tennessee
coll Cus,.9s.-O -Orn McFlGd,R for the district OF
Wi,C~eet Ne; Adrian NarClc Ipi the district O AIOgoO,
Me; Cyrus Nutrop ipt the district oi Ncw!4Een, tUHu
Iuus ~ Hanover fUr Ia District 81 Fairfield Conn; charles
H. Out eli tTct aud Beverly, Mass;
\. Cummings lDr t, CsLIc, 70! MOaua ana ldaO William
D. Hare Tor tIe district o. Oregon.
A>t'i.es y LHJle Aoaeg<-1 C. Fullerton at EosebnrS,
Oregon; Hart IlHts, il"n, Cal; George Il. iuC
Liarol, Sch; Joseph Fox. Grand isl.uu, Seb.
Jeyistfs Qf Lsnd iBc-I T. Mcfarland, AZ Sacramento,
CAL Clas. g. Iylcr, Sew Ila. MIMI Juo T. Owens, ray.
loTs Falls MINI; b. T. Campbell, eipi2 Falls. Dakota
Itlu -fgtts.J. ". Orvot, Tor tho OtOs AgtuC. Ncb
il. W. Jones, QudpAu Agency Indian TprrtUly; ". IL.
D@ut5oD Fort Hail. llano, Ch.s H. ~rarug Tor The Paw
Eers Indian I'4uOry Jas N. HawOIh Tor kOEa and
tOuIn,hCs INDIAN Territory aid NJIry ". BHgHa., 10 be
Superintendent OF Indian Affairs fJr the Dakota SugcIu-
Tendency,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

SACK and York Railroad Exepson bonds sne o. isse o
bond f7JOOO TO foriocOmoyes about s5oVpi
10 pay balance abont $1,000 for exceponai
bills payable and loans with excessive coa,sI,s
surplus hands OF committee for discounts ueef'
red interest, &C. about a 1000 ,.,
z Mortgage per cent bonds 10 mature Juy a.,
1900 with interest on and after May 1850 sO0OoOj 70 Do
nscd IN exchange for lIackeHsack and NcwYOk fHchsy
bonds $40 bond for bond s633000 surplus IN hands
Of committee, SG7.0D0. ,
Holders OF new second Mortgage receive Two shares
of stock each bond Of 81 600 in lieu OF interest ior
the first three years.
g. Mortgage bonds 10 30 years. from sept l.
1877 with Interest a per cent II earned o. and ae Stp
J. 1892 sSO0OnO 10 be nsed In exchange for C0nsOi d
Gold bonds Sold 1866 0O0 sufficient number OF these bond
TO be surrendered % mako The price OF those retained 80 PCT
cent Of Their par value Ths win require about
q the hands committee Of 3bout
Holders n bonds receive 3 OF new stock
each bond in lieu OF interest for the first hye yesS
4. Stock Oi the reOrganized company, ~ ,ODJ,OpO -
OF the 81 100000 apparent issue OF stock 0nT SoJO
600 il recoiZed which Is 10 DO exchanged for the STOCK
OF the reorganized company share for share upon the
payment OF on assessment OF ~ per share before transfer
into the new company The money received from this
assessment to be applied toward the expenses Of fore
closures and reorganization, and 100000 OF the ieain
der to be issued with second mortgage ana income DVhds
In lieu OF cOupons