davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-12

CATTl.E-W!th exceptionally ttRht rectfpts and Now
stronger. Mondays and Tuoadays trading being dono
u loaoc advance tho prices tho clos-
ing days uf the previous week. Tho Improvement,
however. proved short.'lvel, Tho advance st the
East Wa not anstAned+ anl tho rrrefpts hero wefc
greatly AuRmnntcdt consequently pTtces reacted. and
tho end Of the week funnd fair to choice grades selling
~ low - II any tnlu dur!a2 Tho Owing 10 d.
tFca1ed receipts OF Texas ami Colorado Cattle native
bucheu stun u receiving attention than hereto.
fore aud for that class Tho market u big her thsn
weak ago. but tho Increased supplies which likely
to result from Tho advance viii Almost certainly set
point. During tho next few xcek4 tho demand for
beet Will be A. minimum, and, unleas our supplies
OF common and ncltam cattle shall be considerably
eartas Tho pro~snt low prices can scarcely be
maintained. EARLY In Tho week the arrivals embraced
efs1 9,oPett9a u II soGa 70 eh.se xs.ds. aat sAo
& ns;. s.. .hgy fssss ,s "a
y .i H.: so :sssh, ~. S.'s I'LL
pfs ms;sss asa ~ tsa, III Il ssas = M
Est.. nss.s.-onaeaa'.a's'e @s.:lns ,,4so
cSsss hss,s:SF1aas: II: xsI!;i%iaf;a; S'"'"''
ys'!ta', yes'ta 1,5saf'o4 ~ sters'' weighing J.. 1aa ~,
as :esis, weigh, 7'@'o
Msaa rss. ID ill ns:h, .sisS ~S'''o
Dsisttrs ksoeI9ror S so,na;sa stssi. a'''''
sna fS%Ss ysaa f. shs:s n, sym n, for city
Block Cattls-commoa cstlic, Weighing 7co -
md thla so.: h:st. :t1:: ao'se''o
bulls, An seaaMAR aecn- .............,, ma. 20
Ta1A4-ThfOsxh 3N3.sItl ii
v. q ID III: by:nsh !; ;;s
sas, ~ ta.t thr nssrEst 80 ss;sf.tosys aa
:s1st:Ss ss .1sn:1s ssss !s
sss:s iss: N y
!. yes. En :seg ss %ssrt Sf a.
Il thy e!o.e q d. week luoations snosra etas il
y y y. ssaut i:l iS's s nts
r. ~ o u. qualify u t,s lu,gs ..Rt % -. The
tho aver AEe ut former aeatons at lIks Period.
6aturaJ nATkrt &a4 &C: :lro 1t dfcl!as from Fri.
~ a. S " Z astsss y so.ns wax 4 n CO
aooa 70 e1ta hessy .hlpS:aE !at.. sGip: I'D nerot
shss sss:a1 N tsssp. .v
Icrs !. rrcis1 good jsa.a:d .hrousIsa III prtcc.
l1, III Il * .sd xos ss .sy sfSea sasa e e Us
~ II lu1 S. ~ tHo three Instances $4 10 uaz
.Ia!nsA y. Y 'ls % nS!k q n .fsP ~ 1elsx
& & til. Il ''' ''"' 's4'A~*s ''o were a1''"sa OF
| II. Louts. ..
g. Lovth M HoT S - S-lle!.-stesdy M - I'd unchaoEoa
S! pSsSiss s$S$S7s: SaeSss. :ss '&saas: u sssts @ s
rstk.satss mt ssat al demand tof all Sr.dcs;
sssiss Il IN; Tszsa. t5:s5s7s + heesiptsss sas
sMsxr-,Quet md uneh.aeeds satchers'. sa7sa
| cIAr1Sf&T.
sst s5 eE g; p.ss .aa
luf sta*4tsa; h0tehe1at - u. ls1csipa4. !, lvi1
| ~S@N~
, 1877-11-12

sax Il IL ,;i;s ss.s Ss; SsSSS
h:.s 5wsre itssa u f"s rqassi @a;* j ;e =. H.
s;S s::;s;sz ;ss t. IT, ~ ~! :!
RI s tat = 80; f,s?Y .htn;a
l., i ~ .,s,: :.s - ss
,:hst S!is sfs.sa. =: $e: IA Sh* i:":s'; ;5s:
e Ha IL ;:k7 .sa'} ~ aat
oaa nc e. fs!1,ss E! Sss.-e. IT.; ~; ri
:os II 1 ! ,s; M sss. Sss "ss sff; II;
.. s! ASn s . :ss s., es.
for ibe .in,o y yrsI: TTlres very nm for
I'LL: 1:,s! 'iszs f2.sxi
y sss1 ss ee.e Nasss,ri: s,.ut:aS. y ~ !;
~; s';s H. d. ss .
;s s:: sss :;sss;1 s;1
s;:ss .sos. 'a*s,s ] se?s: s:sfs n:sa ip @
ss:ss ss:y s;s:.;ss ::s
s!ssss ~ :SS : sss:t
:.!Ss s' 9s ps!ss !: asoss
t:Gs; e:ss y
s@ i; 81 "s iss!:ss aisss s'Iss
4: ss:s i 8 a s.s. ri ss Is s
n s;s s Ssy r. ss2s:; ss
tssy ~ any rea.en . te' IN vsw q t!e wretehr
Az ssssss. r. aa:!:a prs;S': Sssf ,Ssss1a''y ss
s ne !o' ''n'' '''
3 s1s :s !est:''Gs sys s,4 g. a
sSs; cho'ss md fancy W. ass. ;sa. g9od e Er!ms
ill: s;sas;s az s !tsas stsaacs f '%s' ,
sss !;g;s sse; X T. tss ssits yso~ I'D
n. ssas; 2 s sss s s: s.:
M,c extra do, ss*as. Ny oTlcsn, Motstsca, ehoica
s's ss st:.s + ssss =:
s Es GsEes5 cs:sti. pHsss saes!
!'w ; :'ss %%Sistf sSs; s:
&; ::: II ;$ =; $;ss;
prai1!s ni!sa aoasa s"'sa. es."s
$ e. (: ssssRi:
/, tss s
t.ecrt. 7Ac: Grren cured nel.t. nAc; heavy. SIC.
,@sS g. # ss III Il; ss II.
:seSa :s. sts ~ oat a2
market far5 steady. Trade r71.aiAa quiet,
lhou9h The vonie of sslness gulf. ~ e ~ ase!*se
G rs Fs g. ssf'
G: ats aeei I'll a:s ss4a5ns: sns:
G "Isy ~ e IS. 5ei'
Ill; iii it, s ;s 4 ;:;: s:f III ::ss,; e 81 At
H. s' ass:sss sss ss
" aeF II; rHsea y ~ Gfx t!,ss Is .osr at 4ao
, 1877-11-12

,sn..o,..,a Los n1 ;.1,ae. o., .,s. ~ .d,o-i.i,..
We SEQ Il stated In quito number Of newspapers
that the silver dollar q 4f2h grains. proposed "
Mr.. Ewng's kbbm{nhhlo bill, fs worth lts CENTS In
gold 1t il bad enough at beat. but there Is no nc
ceastty to mike Il worso than It is. Those who
place il yaiue At but o. sents - tho nrssent Price
snouid therefore show tho calculation by which
they bring about shat result. There aret~o [foutl
hundred and eighty grains OF silver In an ounce
Troy, and a. the price abovo stated 41eh grains
ought to be worth aoo9t ~ cen!s aha ,
H. nh,iced 10 .n1 .uthofttX lint viii send cor.
rcctlon,
, 1877-11-12


xwYoAk, Nor. 10.-0od opened aud closed at
l0.A, with sales IN the interim II 109h. Carry.
rascs ~, }, IN, l, aud per ceut Loans wsfo al.
40 mndo la&-
Silver II London Easd. Here. silver bars arc
III Y In Rreenhacks, llsH In gold. Silver coin y
ON discount
Governments dull.
State bonds quiet.
In railroad boads Hannibal l. St. Joseph conv&-b
ihies so!d up to B7,s. ~ ,nst si4 at the ctosc
tssdAy; Toledo : Wabash consolidated convertible
advanced to s. The remainder VI tls lit was
steady, uxcept New JeFsey Central and LehVh &
NIlkesbarfc. which declined.
The stock mArKct was exceedingly Irregular,
within narrow range ut tuctusli1li, until just
btfoEp the close, when there was shada uI
htealiucss and \ recovery VI pEtces. Deyua1 tho
Esegulaslty there was nothing worthy Of nuts.
Trsusactlons aggregated l1B, 0uO shares, Of
which i, gU were Erlcs, la, COO Lake shulr $: :U0
Northwestern D. 600 Nlck f4lnnsi, u, 600 Ill. FsnI,
3,7UO Hannibal i 1T. Joseph, ~, 300 I.acka.
wanna. u, ,uo0 Michigan Central, and z, zoo West.
ern Enlon.
Money 5aa pa. cant, prime mercantile paper
Customs receipts 5e83. coo.
The Assistant TREASURER dLsbuFsaa $116, 000.
CirA1tus1.' III, ,0UU, UuO.
Sterling dull lung 4sox short, AIS. ....
Thc weekly bank statement IL ~ foll0wAs Loans,
deceeass, 3.te, 100; sptcfe. increase, ~, H8 U0u;
legal tenders, lscreaAv. H. Oh, 800; deposits In.
c1rase, u, lD, 400; circulation. tncsea1c, S03,
4uO; reserve. Increase. 81, 5o!, uo0.
, 1877-11-12


ndia T.'S ms.s eost e ,' extra India nea' to cheeae
,Ls,xnoSi NaT: =taverpoe!- Wheat quiet Cora
cora Sso e;% u sssss
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEw vonR.
EAw Yo1k, nov. 1O.-CoTTox-Markct qutet; 1tE9
1lAc, fUturcs steady, Hosrtnbnr N.,ae: December.
tt.l1lItlac: January It.natt 2lr: February. iI.ss
9l134cs Nsrrh. tl.47c, April il.Buc, say. tl.74e;
june. i1.Hs1fl.Doc.
FLorH-s1 tGt@t 10 for surer6no Western End State,
~ 734ta. 10 for coMuon to guod extra Western and
State, IT, 355 Is for good u choice do: si. Has60 10
for common 10 choice white wheat Western cxtfa:
tono1a u for fhucy dot &c. Xmas Is for common to good
Oho II. +15 70 fdr common 10 choice extra ST.
Lois S. sos Is for patent Minnesota extra: rood to
prime e7.%o,s0.g5. I've nuuE auieti st.35.
EoR1.MRAt-Dull. 81. G0Ge3. CO.
{ 60 b.: Demand ns!n
H,%fS! Ss:a c6ssso .ad 10: ! sheiSyxsas si.Xsi
,':S ss v
q; 81 j. Vi s ss' ss''s@ &s:'' '
aa't os.arass2gs sas .ss sssts Il
no5:rste hrnand II 555 fof Ierfo Kleo; sGassc foF
u s1 ss;lTs sSe Mo- renncd
::$s3iS:;; :.s s:s! /. ...,.
% IL Ill; ys sssSs .ss ,.;; ct; ;e;. GsHs:
33fs2aes California ID. as9Gjj4c; common IL. Il
iss: ss e I'll; S ::,5 psss iss Gs ss
LII! Es.yy' psn,s tsaS; r. w..,:;s e.
'sf'sis sopnt9 = ,pxot
a$ei :ifsy A.
xmefvso sis sosisos sasetins qaos. ats 4 sossIa
, 1877-11-12

notToK. Nov. 10.-WooL-Thc demand for domestic
"a fair hut there Ia improvement In the market, the
sales having been At lnw and unsatisfactory pr!ceA
Fine tccc* neglected rctlnm gra,les henR chiefly
in rr1cat. CoMhnH and de1ana neecez afe In degnd,
commanding fun prices.
, 1877-11-12

kettle. 81. Is.
nnsrnn. Nov. io.-EL1cR-Null. Corn arm and
scArGe At essc fnr mixcd and yeilnw Oats artn No.
ami tStra white, 42atscl Ma. white and No.
mixed. x4a1oHcs No, white and No 2 mlxed, $50
f7c.
rE0ntA.
rkontA.. Ill.,. Nov. 70. 1IIonw1xre-DuIl and
OswEon.
.Oswxao Nov. .t0.-t1k4tN-Xheat tn light demsnd.
CDru-No. 4 $50.
, 1877-11-12

OF Inc better gcs had been nadc At something less
thnn 81 t0 The market cIoaes dn. with most Of THO
ncrt unrolt. Prer.rtuf was quoted At 81. 7s1a. NJ;
common inch at a. sso TO- ano the medium era'rs At
$40. Utt1+.n0. Lnth wrrn hrtr At &i.lA which has
atety brrn rcnt fnr cargo 10 srFise. Shingles wern
Asnn htEn At A.. atA9 TN,
The yard market vas !rts settve, The dcalaEs arc
busy hnK ni nrifrs. f}nt t. " ones Aru coming
~. fFA1r everywhere hAyInK Hlkckcnt on acctInt of
tho rr'nr cnnon ot the country r.,1ts Dry lnInhcr
IA strahf GhpQtrR both In HgfGt stock And
, 1877-11-12

Nor: 10. Nor; >, Sor II.
F1our tra, ,.,.,,..,.,,,. s3iao t!nan is'atn
Mhtst bu.. 1. co. a5D ? SIdi0 ~ S,n @
~pE1. ...' III. .sro
..,a uas p'pu.S Aes "..o s."o
%.e ~, W. aI' no s.sat ,e."n -. ,....
"sM. ~ -. oaa"sn0 "a' ~, ~. .a'1.o
s.a,s,,. .uouxu '.e'o wA' w. .MaI. ~. ~
...ss,s.s" -. ~. -. ........ -, "..,,aS
.~as,hs. ,sS .s..s ns.x.,.s. ssn,a ,,.,aso, ~
t,os.ss "a ".e", o"'.Ss - .,~, p, 49, ~
.e,s,. Ls's,. 49,. ssastaa =, r. ~, ~ ~
tonas ~.sn' - ro!u ~ W NV
80 L"ss". w. a"m ~"
s.as h.s ~ ~ u.s.ns.,, -. .ns,.,' 49, n.S
roe':a ~ .S ~ ,,. & ~, e" ~, wv o'n..
.na ~, s,rss. sans, :. ~. W. ~" nsne.., ""1
,.,a ~. ~ r. sta,,s ~. "s 49,. ' '.a.s .hst
~ s.... - - ..,, Nv ~ w,x ~ "s
.u .us I..,. =, ..' w =. ~"
~ .a,e" 70 y. .as - ~ w.
,,s"...s ~ =, ~ .s I,.ss. t .,a.,,,
ms..s ..a'ss -. 's ss ".s.;
sn o y. ~" =. ~
w ~ s" 49, 80 ~ 80, -. ~ ", -..s NV
~. a'm ... - 10 iaa..".s .p,.s'ts ~
.us's Inv. wv p'ors! "Ust w. =. - ".n... w. Wv
s.as "t.. 80. ..,...... 49, .. ~ NV - w >-%A'
rsa.. ,Iat,,. t-...",.., ,u,.. , 49,.
s ~ "a' ".y ~. 'ileu'', .u' w
so.t. ..,,,s'..a, A.I ~. ~ pss
~ .,s..e' b.. ~ tss..s w.. ~
III. $3.50. T., VII p.sss".. ". ~.
u~.. i
a.ni n. ;,,,co,o. ,.au sstr ~ t.ons,i. ..aaS"a
ss....,ars ~. ..na.aas 49,. .a"aas.,
~ -. raar,,,an r. coGe". ,sht.h ~ ~uanua .n,ua
49, n.', ,'.rs haon AZ, .nS nn..,t,a%
Tn",,o pto ~ sanex MI :. ro,. N ,na..s ~,
ooaout. .ua ao,,,,os j.. a.. =, ,yTn,nua
n,. ,h,n -, ~" M "a onlnf,r
saaa.. -. .Sa ,,,,,.s, - is.. .,,at
a' ,a.N.. ~ =, 49, 1staa .,ss.. " ,s,a,"".s " ~
,sa. .,,oa st.adr ma i,,,s,er ,sa,ts. ,s.. withs
~. .sa.anssa,t ats.aa ras.. ,sns.s,.. -.
sa,a.. .uJ ,soI,..n'..ins1 p..,.s.,S ,snxa,u,as
49, sa,a., s.i.,s 49,, chsa.o sa,,n.,s. s.,'i
..,.h ,.,.a. ....L .ns s".,,s,a, nn,S -. stn,.a
s.s.ss. w.. na,sa ,n@sna r.s"a ,ss,,,. s.ss
.s,s tatr .ta,s ~ st,aatt,.a ,a ~, ,...,,ntian.
'.'.a ma arrn,. as,S r,a,s,n. .nss.ats .as t,ssn-
,,sr,,,. ,,s.. ~ ,,,o., sc,,x. H. th. ~ ,",rs,
.N... Nv. ~ .n...,I.hia ,,,.a,," ,I,hs, ~ ~.
ess..,,.. =, tho l,,,.na ~ II n.iss. ,,"S. hn;ns
en,ss -, .,..as ,s,ns nI. r.,r T., ~. se"unst -,
Frid.v.. onnt.tion,. Prize. ~ ic,thn, 6sgv,nt,.
tonscco cosi AMI sxood rcn,nto.d vithnt anota.
hIe oit.,,,Ion
.rho suroo i,,,,,., n,.rts, u.. ar,, aud ~o,r 4
.r,it s.ns o.. ~ w. .s,o ;1ock. nnt nv u.rr
hn..,s r.co .t"W $50 hcId a. "a ~ u,,h ~.
.nor. ~ .n,a. Inv In. m,rar Tha v,,d mnrtc.
49,. a,,.t n..1.rs A.. n,,,n, ,,d o,as,. hm, th.v
~. s...,.. ..,.,,, ,s..h 'n.s T.. -s.o., ~
..s,shsr h,s nd N. .ncct ~ rsdnc. 1ha dsm.nd A.
eomn.r, mo,n,s and IN hi. narkct nroom corn
, 1877-11-12

Egw roRE. Eor. 10. Rastncss light With package
hoseA, tobblnE branches quiet. Cotton eoo!a antrl
and MeAdy. rwu .heetinEs wca sold up In hrxt hana
rrtna an!et with agents. but jnhnR freely when offer
ed At low rtlcea Spring woolens Ia fsir demand by the
clothing tfAde,
, 1877-11-12
COMMERCIAL,

The following were tic scccfrts and shipments
Of the leading artlecs Of produce In this city dnrtng
lhc twenty -four hours ending n 7 o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
Tine last year:
, 1877-11-12

CLKTkLAkr. O., Nov. 1n4-TErrot1rN-tfstket
ttca3y. etaadafd white. ilotest. 1ixc.
, 1877-11-12

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Consola fof money and ac-
connt, A8 1-1h .
American tccurIstcs--4Hs, 1861; 67a losh; !;
f0-4o4, l0sh: new IS, 1o6At.
New York Central, 1o7; Erie, 1o4; preferred,
q. -.
FAnis, Nov. a-12cntcs. t83f 57Hc.
, 1877-11-12

Mta~ roxk-was nlurr aetlve hut weaker, declining
174k,Kn per hta nndrr fsre offerings The purchases
trrc rrjsrtri Of i4U iris cash sin IS, LIN Iris
teller November II <ll 49, hrlA stIlcr tic
YER at 81 1Sta = ~; ~ IN hss seIies !s,nnry r
fl2. H. an and so hrs seller February At &f2af
*sl3 e., Total % nn l'r!s Tne arket s!ossd tame u
R11itlL 2.ss teller the year. t13. .1lsf53.I5 Keller
January, and sl7 +oa H. 10 ~.tlef February.
Prime rness park 1totet II Efi.ul4l1. Is, and
tAku-Was tnure Actiye. aud DECLINED Ioc pcr 100 hA.
ssie. wtre rtRor.tI 4 20 r. rash nsw a s. oa;
o%s7 and = 7D t:S snl!er 1anuary q - ass
pcr i.. IT, for old a. nav. TT ncx.
erois 81, pU aelleE November. ~ E7txtta.f ~ seller
the years IL E secf january and "a Hxs' 10 steF
February. 49, ...
per 9n tt,t entaIc ranE:. SONG !ettrLetp9s benE
quoted &c lower. he feeling on tho pert Of holders WAS
rather wcse and thsy Tesc urs xt'llnK t. ail eras
II The decline. several Thousand boxes m!ddes being
taken chiefly f1ruiEn Aec.,nt sacs ~cEu reported
Of lhul hk short rbt a.akS - iC D. cash;
loo bx. do a &, 0n ns long clears 81 GHc: i4o hts
do At 8A4c. II u NJ ahurt c1cArs private ttftnas
4no b. long md shost clears A. ~ for Sossmnss
for February. and Btc seller Masch- Tho market
, 1877-11-12

LGhH UFG
Ct November, attc for l,tcrnbcr; and Hsf*ai.c for
January, cunhcf!an.ls quiet It 7itGb7I4c: lon. cnt
do selter t.sceber- 7aA<c i;ree lAn1 IA. cash
sntl sAA:Ac fYt Decanbcf. Green shoulders for pc.
iIscon 1antrd II 747Ic for shouEdcrs s,<ss.sc for
ahoF riba ~ .a;% fur short clear, li}l1c fur hams
I'll cAnyAacd and r1ckrd.
HExAkk-NAs 1hlet n Sa7c. . ........
UEEF .pNuDUErS-Wc steady and qntet At xtu.o1
aits5 for incssi si,.ooall.25 Tor extra n,cas and
&tA.nk4t ~ for hHfuk,
TALLow-Wss quoted At 7{ea7$e fer city. and 7a7>&c
foE country. Sale Faa tepurted Of 100 brla city AZ
, 1877-11-12
foHEfGN-

nse 4 Eorcru~s..... ITe.ow !aeket::.:..; ~
! Imperial. lEnfrka Con tot16attd a.
Irlla Consolidated. AZ Urard FIIe......... i'm
, 1877-11-12
Flour. hrl6 ....

Flour. hrls
Wheat btt......
Corn. hit.
{lAtA hlL...a..4|
Rye. bu-,......|
Natfry. bt1...
t}f1a4A seed. nA
Flax tred. NJ
II. tGfns n4....|
T.. HleAtA n4..|
Eeef, tG......|
n@f. t,rh....|
Pork. brA.
lAm. hs....-..I
TaltoE, As....
Butter. h4..|
t}re't toEl. No
Live haHA No.
Cattle E0....|
kheta NO.....|
HiEit&, lbs.
f1l9hwtn's btb,
y tAs1, lbs.,....|
FdtatOtA bu.-
Coal tDns.....|
!fty, tpnS......|
LiitilfNE. m. n,
Shingles m.,.|
ealt. ht1t....,.I
, 1877-11-12

r. rAn! minneapolis Ef... ei0O0 nj. 4:CGp. m.
et. Paul MtnhcApoiis FL. II D:OOp. n. ito T. m
, 1877-11-12

Pullman liotet Car ere rim through. betwern Cai.
~ 1880 4. m. sS
hofci cAr1 weae Of Chicago.
u-I)epot corner Of Wplls and Ktnz.e.sta.
b-Uepot cornGr Of Canal and khxie-stA
, 1877-11-12

Rnnsas city Denver FAst x .i5:a0 n m, 3+3e n.
6t. tOutl 6prlnuhesd EI.,, gaa) a. III. HfI1 ID
HI. Louis Springfield d Ttxas n:u} D. III, 7f1 n
Pekin ind Peoria FRkt Express 0:cn l. nl. Hnp In
Peoria. Keukuk II burlington 900 D. In. 7aG I'd.
Chicago & F&duealI II. Il. Ex.s Da1 4, III, Aup u,
ht?cat0Ft Lat0H WAAIt0n FIX sl?s:k1 p IN. 54pr.
Juliet Dwight AccumindAtus 4,:la H. IN. y Y:aDs N.
, 1877-11-12

CHICAGO ALTON 4 ST. LOUIS AND CH1CAao
KANSAS CITY & DENVER eHORT LINE2
Union Depot West 6tic, bcar MAdlAOn.st. t.IIzt Ind
Twenty 'thifd-at- Ticket Otl1ce, LII 1IAntoph"N.
, 1877-11-12

GOLD And oREENnACRs.
Gold was 1O2AQtl014 In gTeenbacks.
Grecnbacks wero o7ai007S cents Oh ths dollar
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
Mr.. BAILEY,S PEACE RESOLC-
TIONS.

Nothing thai has taken place since
the converting Of the prese:.. Lesi.la-
ture is of more assuring character
than tic introduction and Passing of
the resolutions presented 10 The AS
semb'y 10y Mr.. Bailey Of Eureka
county referring to the grave attitude
OF affairs concerning tho next Prcsi-
dencv, and breathing thitbcrward the
language OF temperance, peace and
good citizenship. Such expressions
are 10 all respects worthy of gentle
man Of the personal standing and pro
fessional occupations Of their author.
We begrudgc nothing of tho praise
which is so freely and so justly
awarded to Mr.. Bailey tor the tone
and temper of his resolutions, albeit
lie is Democrat, Of the most pro-
nounced convictions, and ali ardent
supporter Of the cause of Tiidcn and
Hendricks. There is no Iartizanship
in u love of peace no nono:"ly of
patriotism in IL willingness To abide by
lawful results and tho aiacriiy and
cheerfDiness with which the Repub!i-
cans Of the Assembly gave their al
most unanimous supper: 10 these res
olutions is one of the very best and
most assuring signs of tho times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
CHARLEY SCOTT.

The pleasant emotions of memory
which assert themselves at the men-
ton Of one whose name is interviewer
with our earlier life and experiences,
are IN the nature or {. surprise and I.
Teawak ening-a surprise that one who
had so long disappeared from the
scope and scusc of our observation is
still an active Participant i'll the events
Of the present: and q reawakening ty
such mention, of incidents and i'm
pressions long since flied away in the
dim cuiet1de Of latent memories. A
press dispatch, with its air OF newncss
and STIR, comes bringing us Il reminder
Of one who was once famous public
man, but whom we had supposed
long since dead. We are told that eN-
Congressman, Charles L. Scott, has
Te;i,ioned Corgress to remove the
disabilities which are upon him by
reason Of his participation III the re
beiliOn. There is good deal Of mod
cs'v III Cl.af!ey's long Whiting for this
act of clemency; aud VIC hope, and
have no doubt, that his petition will
lie speedily granted. Mr.. Scott was "A
member Of the House of Representa-
,ives from California in the 35lli and
Soil Congresses. Time was when his
friends were many and his political
consequence Il matter of fact and Of
public moment. We trust there may
10 no obstacle thrown III iLc WAY OF
his full restoration to tho political
sword asains. his counuy's Gag.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

Tho Tiiden managers ave again De-
foro the country with an argument
that their candidate is elected, and
this thay propose 20 crntcdv i'll 81
speech for ono CT their f.voriie Sena-
tors. II is the Same old story which
has been pronounced SO often since
the elect ion, aud The Sist of The whole
places the election OF The President;
within tire rrcTince Of the House.
Il is specified tina. III accordauce with
the requirements OF The Constitution
making it obligatory that the ceriii-
cafes snail he opeEed in the presence
of both Houses. no provision is made
rs 10 who shall be lhe judge when Il
matter of doubt may arise. Surely
no: the President of the SENATE they
say, for then too much power would
he in the hands of one man, and were
lie bad man he alone might set aside
the will OF the people at large. To
remedy this they alone provide for
the contingency in question, and af-
firm that the House has the power to
oversee the count, and If anything is
uncertain, then the me;ibers Of the
same mus, proceed 20 an election by
vote OF The States. Hence The Senate
has no power nj all i'll the matter, IL Is
altogether I negative body III tile af-
fair, and the House stands as repre-
sentatives to both people and States.
Il is re,GarkaJla hos mach learning
i, embodied III these arguments Of the
Democrats, and we cant well see how
lhey can contain il ali in such small
heads Is most mortals have here be-
low. II is indeed very kind in the
T.luer managers to- thus take the mat
decide il SO satisfactorily TO their con-
s.ituen:s aod themselves. The Senate
Of course is no account as 4 power ,
anyhow, and at amy time Il Democratic
House can declare n contingency has
arisen aud thus elect 4 President 10
mailer " ha. :hs vote Of the people las
been. What an avalanche OF learning
will he spread broadcast when that
Democratic Senator makes his speech /!
How the other Senators viii cape 81 !
tho astounding revelations OF the man! |
how the galleries will applaud ! how |
tho reporters will throw down their |
pencils and paper in despair! We do
not know who that Senator is; his |
:iyh. is vet under a bushei, but.wl;en
the Sampson does open his mouth and
speak tho world will hear, and the
question will 10 settled
forever. For who shall dayo TO op-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

pose the mandates of such a man, for
he will be authorized to speak for the
TiIdcu managers themselves, and
their word Of course will DO beyond
the province of criticism itself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
NEW TODAY.
T 0 LET.

4 SUITE OF MS, WITH
n Kitchen nicely furnished. Apply to Mr.
or Mrs. ROWE, Carson street. opposite Davis
Grocery Store, jsnl2m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

Harris. be amendment lost. On the
adoption of the resolution, the vote stood
forty four in the affirmative and Eve in
the negative.
Adjourned till Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

CARSON LODGE NO. q K. OF P.
MEET AT THEIR CASTLE HALL.
vi In Odd Fellows Building, the First and
Third Thursdays Of each month. Sojourntng
Brethren in good Standing are cordially invited
to attend. ]. p. NEDER,
Chancellor Commander.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-21

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Estate. TO the creditors of and and all per-
SONS having claims against said deceased.
tn exhibit the same with the necessary
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publication Of this notice, To the under
signed, at her residence in Mason county,
w. T., or my attorney, j. p. Judson, In
all persons. indebted to said estate are
notified to make immediate payment.
MARY +. MCDONALD,
Executrix of the last will and testament
of Thomas Mcdonald, deceased.
July 10th, 1877. 35:w4
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Election Notice.

NHEPE will be meeting of the stock
l. holders Of the Thurston County Rail
road Construction Company at Fireman's
Hall in Olympia, on Monday, August 9th
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of cleo
ting fifteen Trustees to serve for the perio(
of one year therefrom.
J. p. JUDSON, Pres.
L. p. YEMEN, Sect'y.
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