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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr Norm Riser. Vc.sei@. fnd Rr'Lo1II
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rAfITEUAlt Jdu y IN.
A-UFS-qleTe was quiet and nOminaly unchanged mar
l.i. P9I, ru0tcd Al 414c and Prara AZ t'4c 49,,
+tuii ana merely III
re Of business: Java. IN IL, goal aud MAIag4iDD ~
,d Itio was lower, II iedl7 &c. Ter ordinary IN
[ fgLa g3.c Far 10, 2O0 ZO'5c lOI Coca co. no
s f0T Prime do II qa2itc g"id as t.e eAii me tHSf
80, 49, -, H. nuar.lus, part Il I9+c Tor Far
T,1DN-A mcrry nominal bhsln 81 was uoh. ~ w. P1D
,o,s Iir,s winch though without qh"tAbe change N'It
Tnorc OF less depressed by adviccs :" 1ecne ID aavlV
w - -, vctn $50 last evening were s0lh Tor conshIp
ron 700 bales were delivered on contract ie Ieitb al
~ ,r ~ - hgirs Against l1,l0l bates TINS DAY
- e4E and iGOi2 bales tins DAY last year Inc quota
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ToI4I sales q shares for ne wceS. -.

.
T,y'- .rck market was 1t tse continuation ~ yes
terlays upon au extended scale The total transact ''s
Dos e.,J ral-s--heug greater ;han Oh auy pr'NHs
dav oi tat d.ca. aud evenly Distributed tAlD2H
the . Lake shore led number al sales. nom JH-2 10
5ll.45 5 Michigan Central sold at 4Jls0t - n 80.
Ccuir, ana Hudson was early made hilu no l'-'e@
lOaa IS j. 10 check the general depression, but Lter
sold Al lO1 aud closed offered al Il. - !diu
preferred declined 4Gl2, It's a. yet lowest
prce. and then rallied to AZ. Northwest pre-
ierreG fell l per cent 20 50 and then sofa Al
500: H. common being traded in 10 the extent Of
single hundred shares az Boa Rock Island drcI.nfd
u lO - but carefully nGrsed back 10 lol = IL
pa o; AewIefsey, however exhibited the EfciV ~ Ho
tjtaluls s- from 3Z4 down 70 2sSs ana ralying 10
3Oli Ui- This dccne c1OT 10 reports 81 iroubc
WIN .A.. financial Institutions in Philadelphia. bu II Is
likely that the reports crew Out " tht aci
tLi Ph sIripha parties who held II we're reiris O t
sleek Tia. taat stock sOid because OI se report
Delaware Ia.ckawauna and Vest II ceclned 0h .-'s
L. 7o recovering per cent. ana Delaware anu hudson
sold !, eta q %. western Union at hlst wac
inclined surrounding Influences ana Only
gradually declined 10 TGL2 before nfday, Dut TAT r
yielded 90 7J and then cred 20 10-s EFcH Pachc
Mall IIih lis rO-cads" needed the danger sjeiial
and into a SAFE anchorage al 24Si "a g. II Oh
sIya.OH O any value. u Inny be sSae'1 tAdt .he
Improvement from lowest pi1crs was solely Cue 10
desire Oh tie part OF sIoTtclaWed bears "a follow the
good example sci los the steamship company 80 as 10
spend peaceful sabbath. The following tahie SHOWS thc
RANGE or THE MARKET Al IHE ~ToCk EXCHANGE.
-ACtnai oaiss - losing ore. 9"ain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

CHICAGO Ian IL ,rrLE Recert' Loo heal shine,,si
~ Hsa1 market n1mnaliy ScaAcri common .'ss ~,
L.n.rs' stock 81 -Ja$l 40, medium 10 Gi". -, 49, ia
feeders, - - A-'-' 'A'4" W ~
FUO.s-ilorepis 1000 head shipments, VV ' i ~ s,,
~ .ns h,,vg e.ls X, GJatJ 40 bgHt Daiut = ~
81 81 heayy tuston 81 - ard 40 esfa 70 n'S. ~ so
sIlEEP dull and lower; Saies al . -oSS' o. '''
h.uf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29
WOOL. MARKET.

BOSTON, JAN 27-wool fair demand desirable lots OF Me
dunn held firm increased activity IN thie an
pated ONO and Pennslvana have Deen -
n i394jc for No AMI 46g5Oc for Xxx ana aDoFe
quite up grade DE purchased shahe u
der The Of Michigan, Wisconsin, ana New itampsnre
have been "a goo d. mostly 40e The sales OF ComDng
and Deainc nave not been TO ANY consleraDe 1
prices are well sustained CornbnP "a 4jjc Delaine ~
lie Pulled h in good demand sales 23OO10 10 good and
cho,ce supeIs 40diGc good and choice X i22G41c Fan
sales. 10000 n ~ lsd2fc Desirable spring
c0nInands good prices sales. 81 900 ID at 22GS3 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29
pprNrrNG CLOTHS MARKET.

PuovrpEycy Ian 27-Printng Cloths market active at al
advance of I- on the prices OF the week closing nm ~ ,c
for xtr lxB4 goods offers price being declined FOL
The reported transactions OF the week IooI "
BO7, SEQ pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

NETWORK SUPREME COCRT-Ciiy and
y County of.Sew .N0rk.--dEOkGk FBEDtRltk VIZ
ToR Thunas AeheIs Aohciis, aIt car Ntnr PLAIN
f1. against PHILIP CHElLLEl, deiridiuL sumM is lr
money demand contract Com. not SER To W" urrnd.
ant aaove YOC hcrrby summarized ard r'qned .
answer the complaint s action. rhcA gu De ti IN 30
"nce Cer o the city aud county % New l1rk m TO
onrt house city of New YORK. ana 10 srVt cop, u
your answer sd complaint the suDscfDpt a. tlr
ofcr No % street. the Ciy OF Sew fofs "fhn
twenty DAYS alter Of this Summons on yoi eAhh-
siyc dag AM u you i4 "a tsN 81 no
complaint within the time Aforesaid ue pinnns ~ s
aeIon VIII take Judgment against Tor tie sum 90 eleven
thousand hundred and fonrtern dollars aud NINETY ionr
eouts u gold ceR Unit 0f Amercs With inter
est rom the % NOyemOer Qua thousand eiyt
hundred and also IN god coin A. ofrsa d. e-aes
The costs and OF this Dated NovcDef
20, 1875. -. -......<,. =, -, . -.
M ArCUPORD. SEWARD. GRIswOLD a DA COSTA,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 20 Nassau street New YORK clty
the above entitled action daily Med IN
the once OK the CLERK Coay Of NewNOrk,
The 23d day December loT6-Dated New York Dec ~
1875. -. -. -..o...x,. .. ., .,.,.
Pisntifs' Attorneys No. ~ Nasssn-sTcet New'fon
DIS law5gM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

L. S,ture delivery decline ~ - -c IN iir
eariv months acc fcr the later moderate 1n7ess
,rstnne sales yesterday after q. III March tDu t'c'
Msy 100 l3si9: AugHst, 200, l4ssg; ietti lVOo baes
TITst cali today January 100 lrs F,biSsSf SSU'
iuue ZOO Sas tOta 5tr bgrs rsitr col -Matoh'
io0s 2i August H. October 5oo 5is4g Sovembei'
90 i,lit. fatal OnO bales. alrs to-day dpto p n
Febraary loo 1879 100 l%sa l. 90 l55g3 Aarci a so
a. Eo0 l:,gg.o. T2O l3 500, l5ssg 38O l3s' loD
Dr. s1n Yi7'- Anril 400 Lea; lO l3iis; 1900,
~ 400 ia R0OO i32iaa MAY. 300 49, 100 l3ss
$40 I15as; June 800 lJsiaz 800 - august w, Ite
IOo i4s~S 100 ii OCTOBER, 200 1872; total 2l9OU Dles
grand IoIa "a 400 bales IIAueiaDic odes ioi ohu~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

DISEASES Of MEN requiring skilful and
confidential treatment specially j. JACQg kS N De
a. East Hinth st. Broadway. New.fork.
Oflee hours, 10 uu2, and W p.m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29
S0TH DIVIDEND.
re1d! Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT - County
~ Of New lOrl.-Nl Lillian EADl,oif, Hlh'H, 81;
/ O. BOWEN, Defendant SUMMONS for money crlipl
az, contract Com To d." drieaint above n1l1"
Yon arr hereby sumuOnrd aal ItifuTvl @ ai'a@tf
the complaint N tins action, which "lll be hird il Ns
Ollie. Df The the city 3id C6tnU o New fk ~
the said city ana % serve copy % loi Az
sad compliant tie sHs' rtrf a. ils ',s 80.
90 Broadway New YORK Cy, NiiHa twenty days ici 100
srryfre this 'NcaN" 81 tlt Gay 81 sea
tr1yce. ami II ynn an 0e ssG ccmpLin. AluAl
the time said the plaintiff IN hts a'iop "hl ~ 'y
n,ept against Of four Ho-ad tri,WHN Dol
Lam Win inn rp. from the ninth day ai May toSAhd
eight hundred and serenity besides t!a c-s Lnn aYss"-
neuts Ol this aclOn.-@)aici New NOrh Dtr, - l'tl.
A. q. VANDEHPOEi- PsihtA's Aii1iirht, 1.
80. ~ Broad %. Srs-l orS tty,
Tho co,p,aipt In the above entitled dy lud
with the Clerk 81 the County ri View IrH ~ ~ our i"se
on Iabrr - u Is. \, - II = 'i'.-l.t
Plaintiffs Attorney. No - iiraaa@y, Ao"-GOiS Il'y'
a H4guNsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

81 o. held Receipts of Hgnwines and Alcohol
week. 3. 100 bills; sales. 2. 900 bbls.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

The week closes on an easy condition OF monetary
Affairs and call loans running until Monday were
made M and per cent discount ruling qnet NJ to
per cent EewYOrk exchange Was quoted as follows 10
day at the places named: Savannah, buying = on
selling, L premium. Charleston. scarce nOnnaly Il
discount par. LOUIS. 10 to 100 premium. C1ncn-
NATL steady buying. par; selling. 10 premium. New
Orleans, commercial, ls 49,; bank, pal4Is discount
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges 500
76O152 currency balances 50 U62 3l4 gold exchanges,
as 100 S94 currency balances S97l.3J0 And for the
week: Currency clearances, $42l.31 i3l9; currency
balances, $4,000 926 gold cieaTances, Sa6,917,016;
gold balances. S5,743,l7
Government bonds were frmer today on an active
movement the leading descriptions Registered 6s OF
1881 sold At ia registered, lSGJsOld is.ue a. LOB
coupon. ISSUE at IlO3i coupon, 1868. Mt 1879;
coupon $685. l17l2 registered 1U-tOs at Il co-
pom at l142 and registered new lives al III "eanneX
f1,..la tac.s frnqf aunt foe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29
Lehgn Valley r.. AZ 1904 Jacksonville r. r. ia IA
Ca'awssa Pref. 54ia 80 Cent Transportn. 37s ssh
Phil. q Ere X r. l3lS l33a

Cable advices from London not Of great importr
ance to-day, British consos yielded to 95a reacIng
traction. while III United States bonds 1040s rose to
1lci3, and new Hyes to 1879 old 1868 closing ut
lO5s and 1S6Ts ut 1923. Erie ruled NJ 93 preferred,
81 d. and NewYork Central. 100. The ~ kljS,0OO
bullion withdraw from Bank OF England "On
balance to-day Paris dispatches report Ave cent
reDtos at l07f 35c,, sight exchange on London being
quoted at 25t 14c Here the foreign exchange market
Is quiet hut firm at yesterdays figures All the gold
snles were 1861 lO6, and the market quiet the
extreme Of tAc week having been 1861 and LOG.
ON gold loans the carrying rates until Monday 4ls.
J. and 3l2 and after Clearing house the rates 10
and per cent. The Treasury disbursements for tie
week were 6l 1000 interest and sos 900 called bonds,
inclusive of SS7 900 ana 100000 to-day. TOday's
business at tue Gold Department of the Bank OF the
state OF New-York wasas IOlows: Cold cleared. ST.
617 0OO gold balances, 81 currency balances,
Sl,97l,4 40. To-days god quotations wrrc: 49,
Ia Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

ana 20 rs cay At lie b n.
A-iseined CHER With rather tciief trade AZ
II A. Tor rnsn, end POSdere t~I ~ fOf Grsndlaiel
IL - u lyc Tor gt LOt and 10 sQll iur soft ltc A.
fi,N unchanged 2,OJu bags Brazil sold at
I air 90 ensing, 5As-.c; rrAms, Dsc, and Cen
tTltugal, 100 lDhs. " -, -,
% OCO % Prime at SAC 2 No.
WifisKY-Narkes du with buyers at 81 0s'a and ., III
.aall,yI r. -. tilrlr
as tr r,.rk that decline The price Of n ahwin-s
1urfIg rh. 4.rk t.is DAY entirely uurH
ti reach tsl trj below "a.
fes Gclf named by worst bur in The market Large
,,fis of Igf-s made during the InUnts 81 Drccmpcr
ant wcb gsn nI.y2 up the railway n0s rsllg
Iyv which manly accounts InT tAh dtrInc IN se TO .
O. nov p frt,y takrn by rectiyers aud VII soon Dc OH
,e ,rre When We coHidfsiiiy hook ft fezeon Al the
-, MIN there a Tia manufacturer OF
fon D, ceuts 4 gallon and unless there 10 al export dc
naud dstrs viii DE oouIptiich 70 rsuts ti- rdacuob
- ~ .asv IA. gyd the opeBo at s III q gaAinu
sna r-.s aay siuS 81 Oo7 gallon, bid AleObo ior
- nj. ~ made Of 500 81 gallon. Alec
I lax p is aud Ia demand last s-ies made Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

T0taI amOnnt OF Assots 10 -07''' 81
Sy per cent inter the outstanding certificates o.
ru will be paid 20 the thereof their legal rep
r.ntaiiyes and after Tuesday, the sixth Of February
next.
The outstanding certificates OF the Issue 81 1873 WI" De re-
deemed amt paid 10 the holders thereof their legal repre-
.ptave on and after Tuesday the sixth OF February nox
iron. which date interest thereon VIII cease The certlh
Gates to be produced the time Of payment and Cancelled
non certificates which issued for gold premiums the
pagment If interest and redemption viii BE in gold
dividend Of Forty per declared the net earned
premiums Of Company tie ending 3lst December
1876 or which viii be issued and after Tues
dag. the Third OF Aprt next
BY order Of the Board,
DURAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

TRUSTEES.
on nj. p DENNIS ALEXANDER Y. BLAKE
~ H. m MOORE ApOLPH LEMOYNE,
L,NIs CfsETT5 KO3r b. MINTURN,
81 AETE- "a RUSSELL CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
LANES LAW GEORGE W. LANE
1ANTD LANE ROBERT l. STUART,
GDunON n NURNUAM JAMES q. DE FOREST
DANIEL =. MILLER FHEnEAlCh I. ia Z - -. ~
ioSi NI u low ADAM I. sACkErT,
WITHIN r DODGE HORACR GRAY,
poYhI pHFI'PS FDMU ND W CORLIES,
rrJnNA1 y yoTSGs John ELLIOTT
a HAND WILLIAM BRYCE,
min ID HEWLETT WILLIAM TX. FOOG,
WILLIAM 81. WEBB, PklEh " MINI
CHARLES y. BCRDErI,
] D. JON ES, President
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President
w. *. IL MOORE second Nice. President
A. a. RAVEN. Thri Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

state bonds quiet. Old. IcnDcs=ees were steady
at 49, and District OF Columbia 6js strong az 1873 VIZ
giua Is consolidated, second series, selling GtS, Georgia
new Is at lO5Is and N,wYOrk Stale bounty bonds lt
IOI In the city nank stocks. Fourth National G sold
az 49, Bank Of Sew-Y0rk IN az ll6, Park O5 at 100;
Hanover 3Gl al 90 and Manhattan ~ AZ 10 IN tle
railway mortgages large business vas done LIE -;
Pauls active and finer; consolidated sinking lHnd
7Slo and IN Crosse rSts 96 the 7@o selling ~ ~
Rock Island easier AZ l09, and NORTHWESTERN
coupon gold gals ists % &, C. and J. T. fal
ing to 81. Wabash securities were higher nTsts, -
Louis division ~ e and seconds 75io equipment bonds
fetching 20. The Pacltics we're only steady. Union
irSts 1895 land grants lD@li ana sinking ana " -
Central -. joaquin branch. selling at 92' ana Fdcihc
OF Missouri 1rss at 992 to l00l Hannibal aud 81 Joseph
couycrtiles ruling firm ~ SOS Jersey Central mort
gases particularly heavy. cOnsos falling 10 ~ ana
cnnyetibes u 7I3 trss beng quoted al lO9 LehlSh
aud WlncSna-re cOnsOls. ndorSCd fcI 10 o2l2, sales
ant offered II 81 u. closing AZ j5lI0Js. .
Washington dispatches report the Treasury rs now ho-
nC 1859 OBJ 200 United states bonds ~ ecir" bank
circulation and SlgO-7.UO 10 secure public deposits
Uuted states bonds deposited for circulation Tor me
W. ok ending to-day, Ti.j1 200; United states bonds
rla for circulation Withdrawn for TIE week cndg To-
aay ~ Os 400 These changes will work an expansion
OF National bank of 43c.300, Dui contraction OF
legal tenders uf II ,9G4. The National OanA crcula
tion outstanding is: Currency notes. 932O,UJIOUJ
gold notes S2Os7 800. rhe following were the National
bank notes received Tor redemption lOr TIE week thdihg
to-day and for the corresponding week Oi last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

GAS STOCKS. ..,,
n. NEw.YORK, METROPOLITAN, HCTUAI- An D
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOIL, -,
and all Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dea'
IN By GEO. IL ~ 80 aloSs :. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

GAS Stocks and City Il. Il. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought sold. z. r HEWITT Broad ST. Room /.
! AFAYETTE, Brooklyn, Hamilton, and Long
Fire Insurance stock ana Long Lsland scrip
NIEn 2. 1. u. y. y. Tr.bmne ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

No Policies have been Issued upon IAlc RISKS
nor upon Fire disconnected with Marine .eish''
Premiums marked oil froll lst January l7it'
10 3lst December ls76-.......-.-.-.----..--.-
Losses paid during the same
period. -.-..----.....'.''.''.--- 10 -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09

Always on hand. and delivered to order.
fresh from the oven in quantities to suit, In
any part Of town.
Having purchased the City Bakery will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public. CHRIS. DiFgi.
Winnvmucca, july 20 lat
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
MINISTER'S TO EUROPE.


A correspondent of the New York
Sun, favers the abolition of the rule
adopted by tbs United States. of keep
ing Ministers, EnvOys, Plenipotentiaries
stc.. permanently,a at European Courts.
He says these appointments are SO
many bsubles thrown by the Admins
tration to O crowd of hungry poll
ticians. who. clamor for reward for
party services. We, as a nation, have
no interest. or should have none, in
Europeans politics The salaries of
Ministers to Europe and their attaches
amount to hundred of thousands of
dollars annually. and no benefit is
derived from this outlay. Censuls at
foreign ports'can, as they now do. at
tend to American citizens and COM
merce. and the expensive system of
missions to European royalty should
be abolished at once. II there is
occasion for any such agencies. special
messengers can be appointed to repre-
sent the interestsof the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
Gold, silver and Currency.
THE SILVER BILL.

The friends of the bill for remope.
tizing silver are eudeavoring 10 get it
before the Senate at the earliest posi-
Bile moment. Its enemies are not idle,
however, and Through the Senate
Finance Committee. report that the APP
preparation bills should be first con-
sidered by Congress. The money
power of the Eastern States and
bankers throughout the Union are
opposed to the passage of the bill and
will endeavor to defeat it, or at least
postpone action on it. until the regular
session of Congress-,
Now the fact is fresh in the memory
of everybody. that the bill demonetiz-
ing silver was passed in l873'w both
branches of Congress were overwhelml
ingly Republican. Agents Of bond
holders lobbiedl it through by stealth
and before the public realized its effect,
the principal and interest of United
States bonds were payable only in gold
coin, and silver was not legal tender
for the payment of debts exceeding five
dollars. This change was made at a
time when greenbacks were at IL or
Is per cent. discount, yet they were a
legal tender to any amount for private
debts. except in States, where specific
oontrac! acts were in force. while silver
was not. In the last Presidential cam.
paign Democrats arraigned the Repub.
lican party for the passage of the bill.
The papers apd,speakers of that party
pleaded tbatits passage was mistake;
that many who.voted for the bill were
ignorant of its.pnrport and effect, and
that the party would correct the error
Immediately This the Senate, not
withstandiog the Influence of j: p.
Jones in that body. refused to do year
ago, when the House passed bill to
nepeal the Act of 1873. Now similar
condition of affairs exists The House
by large majority has passed bill
restoring silver to~its ODD standard, but
the Senate. by every means known to
parliamentary tacticians, is endeavor-
ing to postpone action on it. and
evinces no disposition to correct what
the Republican party year ago con-
aeded to be a grave mistake.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
FOREIGN DISPATCHES

Thiers..
MONTREAL, Nov. 81
A letter Of coincidence. signed by
5000 French residents. has been for
warded to Madame Theirs.
The Tnrks in the Last Ditch.
LoNDos. Nov. 8.
/ 1t Is now believed that Turkish re-
sistance Is approaching an eod. The
nnnihilation OF Mukhtar Pasba's army
In Armenia, and the Russian terms of
peace are being discussed ia the
London journals
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
PARTIES IN rHE. SENATE.

The United.State Senate stands POI
litically. at present, 80 Republicans. "a
Democrats aHd. one Independent
Judge Davis of Illinois. There are
three vacancies. one from South Caro-
lima and two from Louisiana. 1t is be-
lieved thar ut least two Of the three
Democrats claiming the vacant seats
will be admitted. and that Patterson of
South Caroiiaa. now under indictment
for bribery. will be expelled and a
Democrat will. be elected to succeed
him. H. this event.. which. rsports
from Washington. state. as pre- babls,
sAould Davis-of Isllnois vote with the
Democrats. parties wall be equally di
vided in the United States Senate, pro-
vidsd Sharon can spare time to attend
teSseessaonas. SIC .08D .
wHsR fre unaF Hff}yrr|
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TREAsURER's oTRIJE. HuMBoEpr Couxryl /
WIssEMUocA, Nevada, October Is. 1877.
NOVICE Is hereby given that the State
IN and county taxes fIr the fiscal wear 1871
are now due and payable at this Once and
that the law in regard to their collection viii
be strictly enforced. On all taxes unpaid
al the close VI ofilcial business on the
NlSETEENgHp DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT
1877,
There will beaded ten per cent. fsr delin.
quency and on taxes which exceed the ann a,
three hundred dollars there will In sdded
twenty -nve per cent. additional, as provided
oy law. Al. SHEPARD,
!. ocA'.sa- County Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
of Georgia, for Chaplain Of the House,

of Georgia, for Chaplain of the House,
vice Rev. John Peisel, resigued.
Representative House offered Q
resolution declaring it inexpedient to
attach to army appropriaties bill pro-
vision similar to that which caused the
defeat Of the bill at the last session.
namely, that none Of the troops should
be employed for political purposes.
The resolution was agreed to by vote
of two to one.
Bob Inxersolf and the Berlin Mission.
CHICAGO. Nov, 8.
The Journals Washington special
says: Senator Oglesby says that
neither himself nor any Of the Repub'
leans 10 the illinois delegation have
any information regarding the alleged
tender of the Berlin Mission to Col.
Robt. Ingersoll. The delegation have
not been requestedto suggest name
to the President for this position. and.
in view of the Cameron affair. it is not
probable that Secretary Evarts will
adopt this course again, except under
special conditions.
The Opinion of senate Finance
Committee.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.
The Times Washington special says;
Opinion of the Senate Finance Com
mittee is that the regular business of
the extra session 1.-The passage of def
cheney appropriation bills--should first
be thought of by the Senate, and that
the silver bill and other measures
should not take precedence.
Vacancies Created by Morton's
Death.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.
The Republican Senatorial caucus
appointed, a sub 90 mmittee to arrange
the matter of mcsucy of committees on
account of Norton 5 death. This sub
committee deeid d that Wadleigh. who
stands on Election Committee after
Mitchell, is to be made Chairman OF
that'comm!ttee. Booth will be Char.
man of the Committee GU Patents, vice
Wadleigh. who will, however, retain a
place on the committee. ingalls,, OF
Kansas, will be added to that. CON-
mittee.
Political Complexion sf the senate.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 8.
The probabilities now are that
Kellogg aud Eustis will be seated by
Senate within three weeks. The
chances are in favor of Batler's adj
mission from South Carolina soon after
voorhees, admission on Menday. This
will make the Senate stand, Repubh.
cans 38. Democrats 34y aud Davis of
Illinois Independent. Patterson is
liable to drop'out any day, and then if
Davis votes with the Democrats, and a
Democrat is elected in Patterson g
place, il would be- tie vote in the
Senate. This condition of affairs will
probably aisle within three months.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
Failure Of q Nur.sryman N.

SPRINGFrELD, ILL.,, Nov. g..
E. H.. Phoenix of Bloomington,
owner. of the celebrated nursery in that
city, filed a petition in bankruptcy to.
day; liabilities. $3.50. 900. His failure
is consequent upon that of Weed, re
ported this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
= sxfcitie at San Jose

SAN JOSE. Cal, Nov. 8.
This afternoon William Jeffrey, an
EngIishman about As years of age. pro-
prtetor of the Almaden livery stable on
Santa Clara street. shot himself Ia the
right temple With pistol. The Doctor
pronounoes the wound fatal. Jeffrey
is single man.. and the support of a
mother and%two sisters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-09
Cong.es.man smaIls'- Case.

COLUMBIA. s.. c., Nov. g..
The motion to remove Congressmans
Small's case to the United SlatessCOurt
was overruled by Judge Townsend,
The argument occupied alhday.