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Yearly production N city property isesfi.
ior ihc Govcrnmcnt tax d gopcT cent - s4on. e4c
yearly production 90 rural property Is este
ior nc 81 pr cont tax 49,. ''.'..',...., 7.s5so7i
Fronts ODD industry and commerce esf
mnt.i at SHOUTS. 'aI7 a. furnishing for
Tho 80 per cent tax 49, .'..,.'...,..... 4,s2i ,eos
Pruufs Of prute ssious and arts are stimatci
Observation-Disclosures. sni ~
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This is a good time for the sewing machine
people 10 overhaul their way of business. Under
the lease or instamcnt system. a machine
which costs only il5 to manufacture sells for
500 or $40 ana the way the money goes is figured
ont by ono prominont compnny ns lAlloMs:
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lsed to pay, would not tempt further ad-

lsed TO pay would not tempt further ad-
vanccs now, IL the rates were doubled.
Military operations cannot be conducted
three thousand miles away from tho base OF
supplies, except at enormous cost. waste,
and destruction. This has been the oxpe-
ricncc of Spain since 1868, yet she still OBJ
stnatcly persists in apollcy which can havo
but one ending. Her best Generals and her
wisost administrators have one after another
failed IN tho attempt to conquer Cuba, and
successfully abandoned tho task.
They commanded all the resources that
Spain could possibly supply, and to the dis
grace Of an American Administration be it
said, they had the active and the secret CO.
operation Of this Government in crushing
the struggling patriots, by all the arts and
intriguos Of trcacherous diplomacy at
Washington inspired by Spanish gold. Our
traditional policy toward Poland, Ireland,
Greece, Hungary, and France was shame
fully abandoned, and n virtual alliance with
the meancst and worst Of existing dcspCt-
isms was substituted for u.
Tho treasury at Madrid Ia empty, and
cannot bc rcplcnishcd. The Spanish soldiers
in Cuba are without pay, and dcmoralizcdby
service in which they have to contend
against n people fighting for their natural
rights and n climate which dccimatcs the
foreign lcgions. Like all his predecessors,
the present Captain-Gcncral is aware that he
has undertaken an impossible task. EXtor-
ton by forced loans has at last taken tho
form Of conllscation
Tho Bank Of Havana and the once wealthy
planters have been drained Of their resources
until they canno longer answer the demands
for money, while the paper issues are daily
dcprcciating down to the levc! Of Confederate
notes preceding the elimination of our re-
bellion. All the signs point to a break up
which the European war will prccipitatc.
The limit Of forboarancc has been passed
when such lcvies as the following, from the
Official gazette Of Havana, are announced as
a financial cXpodicnt:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04

WAsHIsGToY, January 3.-The Sen
ate confirmed the following postmssters: /:
Geo Ii. Anderson, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs.
Electro 5. RyIsnd, Rochester, Ind; II
X. Winslow, KoGomo, Ind John ID.
Hunter, Webster City. lows.
The House Committee on Appropris-
tion this afternoon completed the mill
tsry academy appropriation bill and
will report II tomorrow. Its total Is
reduced abou. s25, 600 oelow the amour!
appropriate for the academy last session,
the reduction being effected by cutting
of the usual provision FOR the professors
longevity allowances, thus restricting
them 10 the pay of Their assimilsted
rank, and by providing ths. the band
shall hereafter consist Of only 26
musicians, exclusive of the leader, this
b-Iug IT, number ss originslly " constitute d.
Ex-Assistsht DrtrIct Attorney ChAs.
q. Fisher, recently convicted of abstract
ing Court papers from the hce OF the
Clerk of the Court, was to-day sentenced
10 eleven months imprisonment AZ labor
m the common iail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04
Coal Mine on Fire.

PoTTsvILLE, January S.-A dispatch
from Likens, Pa, says that the smoke
issuing from the mines is increasing IN
some places, and the mines are caving in.
Two men who descended into the slope
reported that there are several mules
still alive, but no persons were seen. II
is believed. however, that all the miners
escaped. About eiehty-siH mules were
sutfo2ated. The fire WAS discovered
Monday last, and by two o'clock this
morning had burned its way along the
passage way TO the surface, distance of
480 varts from the hottOm OF the gang
way, setting the boiler and engine house
on fire the whole OF which was burned
down in less than two hou 5.
LYKESs, PA, January 3.--The fire in
the mines is still unsbatel. As the only
plan % step the fire now is to food the
mines, the Bear creek has been turned
and is flowing into the slope. A party
of miners went down through the old
level this morning from Big Lick col
liery. n distance OF thee miles, and at
the lnsiLe stables found the mules still
alive. About 800 men have been thrown
o.t of employment by the fire, and the
damage done cannot be repaired IN less
time than a year. The amount Of the
loss cannot be estimated Vt present.
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General Crooks Movements.

CHEYENNE, January 3.--The restora.
tion Of communication with Fort Fetter-
man gives the following details OF Gen,
Crooks movements: On December 20
Gen. Crooks command reached here.
The campaign is closed, the hostlles be-
ing too distsut 10 be reached in this
weather. The command LETT Beltvurch
Decembe 22d. On Christmas expert
enced very cold weather. The mercury
WAS frozen in the bulb. The animals cut
fered from want OF forage, and num-
Der of mules were turned loose. The
forage train was met at Wind River
creek last evening.
The Sioux and Arspshoe scouts left
for Red Cloud on the I'D. Col. Randall,
with 20 Crows, met the column near
Pumpkin Buttes, but rs they were not
needed they were sent back They report
the destruction OF the Cheyenne village
by Mckenzie He created general
stampede Trails were passed leading
in various dire ton, showing the In
jisns were scattering. Crazy Horse Is
on the little Missouri
General Crook is satisfied with the
result Of the campaign. he
expresses the opinion that the
hostiIes will rot stand another cam
paign and the friendly Indlsns with n
small column Of troops vii. finish the
matter. There is every r, ssOn to believe 9
large force can berais ed from surround
ing tribes.
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Michigan Legislature.

DETEoII. Mich q. January s--Boib
houses Of the Legislature met st noon
to-day, at Lansing, and the member,
we're sworn in. The message cf :he re-
tiring Governor, Bagley, will be read &C.
morrow morning st ~ O'Clock. Gov
ernor Cosswell's insuguraral will be de-
livered Friday morning. Both d"cu-
ments are devoted fully ~ State affair.
At caucus OF Republican Senators
and Representatives held tonight Hon.
T. w. Ferry was renominated by sccls-
nation for U. 5. Senator and N commit
tee was appointed to notify nIm at Wnh-
lngton Of it, action. Mr. Ferry has
signIfed his acceptance Of ihe nomibs-
ton.
The Democrats have rs ye. mad. no
nomination tor Senator.
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The Rsmored FiIIibustering Expe-
ditl1u.

SAS FgANCIsoo, Jan usry 3.-ln con-
nec,Igu win the recent vague rumOrs OF
= fllibusierinZ expedition - Lower CAL
uornls being organized here, the AeI!.
car consul state. thst there were some
suspi-ioa. circumstances attendant on
TIE departure Of tEo small schoonsrs .
few dAys GZo which caused him 10
telegraph has friends in San Diego 20
look OIt iJr them ia cass they
put IN there. The telegram created /.
sensation a. san Diego. but the Mexican
oounsul here reiterstes hi. belief that
While lJme .uab enterprise has basn
tsikec Of and proposals. made 70 certain
psrlie. ~ enter Oh Il, the movement has
10 strength and nothing Is likely 70 re-
.ult irpEa z.
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vienna, January 3.-Thc Political
Correspondence prints Constantinople
telegram, dated January %, which says
that In consequence Of the great infu-
ence brought to bear the agreement OF
the Turkish council is less complete than
before. Midhat Pasbs, Grand V,zier,
threatens to resign, and there is possibil-
ity OF ministerial crisis.
LONDON, January S.-A special dated
at Constsntinople, to-dsy, says the pleni-
potentiaries do not appear 10 have
abandoned hope that q rupture may yet
be sverted. Midha. Pssha, when visit
ing the German and Italian ENJOYS Tues
day, adopted a somewhat more concilis-
tory tone. At present. il is believed that
the Porte, at the sitting OF the conference
tomorrow, will not give refusal to the
demands ofthe powers.
LONDON, January 4.-The Russian
telegraph agency mas a dispatch dated
ST. Petersburg, Wednesday afternoon,
saying that the Porte's refusal is consid-
cred certain and Gen. lgnstiet has tele-
graphed to Sebastopool Tor the imperial
yacht Herickls.
The Times special from Vienns says
the Turkish Cabinet Council 10 decide
on the Porte's answer was held Tuesday.
On Wednesday the Turkish ambassador
in Vienna called at the foreign Office and
communicated telegram from the
Porte, according to which Turkey is un-
able TO accept the basis on which the
proposals OF the Powers are drawn up.
A Pesth special reports, on good
authority, that the Roumanisn govern
ment, in consequence OF the receipt OF
wsrlike news On Tuesday, have revoked
their orders for restoring the army to
peace foundation.
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Whs~itng Lave stock A-Tksf.
CBkIsTvAs Stock YAkDs, [
Wheeling, Jsn. 3. (

CATTLE-Tbs arrivals for the week
reached about s. bead. The fsies were
from 3 to4 cent. The demand Is light
Butcher, ssy test 20 much poultry, game
and pork are cJnfUIasd 81 pTestni that
hey eansos ei any bee Worth IpeakiDg
of There s.re III bead iu The yard for
txenty.four boun. and the hO.der had
no; even AH offsf iOr them. Ia Jas: -e.s's
report the iyp- made "a ssy that only
81 % De 10 ft~ uas paid Tor some 'Ilrs
&c esti!e. IL ~ss written. srd 'COaid
have read, - 40 per 100 lbs. We eOob,
ysry much though II the same sine1
xos Is tripg tta week over 81 - per 100
lbs
Hoes--Tbs arrivals for tie week xY-
o., / mated GO head. Prlee. rals very
brm. and the narkes bss sovsnest 4
esot Some dealer, ihInk peariy c-bt
q. ~ advance would 90, BE- 100 much,
bat ihx; ls perhaps . th.as higher Than
4 really q. Bulk sales 70 preksr. rsGge
from IS 60 20 IS 50 QsOt.,iOns % 1bts'
GOe. These u . fsslsng smofg dealers
ina. The haik Of tie b g. sse IN and tbsy
are CITING icsrcs
SaEEr-Sossriysb ssd slight dsenssd.
CALyIs AxD Nnes Covs-ln good
demand
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whe.iisg kssali Aaskss.

SEcosD WARD-- Wotn.sday Morning
"A very poor market prevailed ysstsf-
day, which IL generally the case imme-
diatsly after the holidays. Very few
seomed 20 want anything, and buyers
were scarce Eggs have advanced near
iy 8 cts. = dozen and are very scarcs 81
that. GooG Butter !, also higher ard 10
brisk demand. All vegetables sefe
scarce. The produce dealers think that
the demand for game and poultry bss
greatly fallen ~, aud while little 10 com.
ing IN, IL 10 more than sufficient for the
demand The grsstsst complaint from
dealers IA the scarcity of money on the
psh Oi buyer. The shutting down Of
tbs mills snd the clo~s economy that
mus. b. observed 10 pull through the -.
verify Of Ap unuSuaIIy severe winter. y
t-liing sBi will b. more Lo;icaabis fur
ther on In the sesOn
Ps0DUcE-Egg, BIC per dsEsp; butter
L5ts, s5c per ID chickens each, dressed,
l5ld,2Oc; ducks 20fs,25c; turkeys i2(9l6c
Der Ib., or 81 25fs,l 80 each; fresh pork.
aind qus,'sr. oc; fore quarter, sc per 10.
.Ari l2c per 10. Gesse t01,s0c cents sscb.
yEsETABLD-Potstoss S0c per peck, /,
Oriob, zjc psr peck. cabbage 6t4l6c per
sesd b~sts &c pr i'sseh; esrross r. pss
bunch; celery 6sse pr bunch; tusnips
20; per p7cb.
FsUII-Appiss iolslsc psr psck; sp-
ois buii.r IValSc per quart; ksekosy
nuiS &c per qusrt. wslssts De per psct.
GAxE--oq1rrsls l0c sseh; rsbtsts
&c: Sehison l5c per lb.; psftridgss lie
specs; phsasAsts 2Js spiee~.
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TRANSFORMATION Of GOV, Drew.

NEW YORK, January "A Herald
specla! fron Tallahassee states that the
inauguration Of Governor Drew took
place about II ". yesterday. The oath
was administered oy Chief Justice Ran
dali. The address was short and very
conciliaLory. The state has granted
!u'l concessions and protection IN the
enjoy ment OF sll rights and privileges
under the constitution and laws OF the
United States TO the freedmen. A great
many colored people took part IN the in
augura.iou, and bat few RepsblIcans
were absent. Nearly, If not all, OF Gov
ernOr Sesrns csbine; officer. were pres
ent Governor S.earns ninself did NO,
attend. The oath was administered 10
the Liegtelaut GoyersOr AssO BY the
Chiet Ju-tice. TIC Legislature IL orgs' =
ized both branches. and are DJ'h
Democt tAtic.
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MisxonrtDernacrncy.

ST LOUIS. January 3.-rhe Demo.
cratic State Central Committee IN session
At Jefferson City, this morning, adopted
A resolution declaring that the Demo-
cratic msjority in the November election
i. the best evidence OF The sentiments OF
the Democracy ofthls state. 1t Is there
fore Unnecessary to call convention 10
give expression TO the views Of the Dem
Ccratic voters of this state, Also, hsvIn Z
full faith and cOniiterca 10 the wisdom
and patriotism of :he Democratic Sena'
tors and Representatives IN Congress,
they declare the willingness and pur-
pose OF the Democrats Of MlssourI 70 sup
port whatever jus; plan ..msy be author
i;iv ely adopted for the solution o. the
presidential question, which 80 seriously
threatens the pesce and welfare Of the
country.
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\ CORRESPONDENT of the evening pa
per oi this city states that q conference Of
prominent Democratic politicians OF the
this State WAS recently held in Balti'
more, with view to arranging the Sen
a,orisl contes; IN this State. We are
authorized to say that the statement Of
the correspondent so far as it referred to
Mr.. LEWIS BAKER, is absolutely false.
ss the lstter gentleman knew of no such
conference and did not meet the other
gentleman, named in the communication.
IN conference in Baltimore or elsewhere.
We have the best suIhori;y for saying
tbs, TO such conference as that written
up by the correspondent ever had an ex-
istencc except in his own imagination.
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Ohio state Agricultural Convention

COLUMBUS January 3.-The State
Agricultural Convention met to-day.
TIE report of the treasurer shows
the receipts Of the State fair from all
sources during the past year to have
been Sl6.302. disbursements Sl2,335.
The State Board Of Agriculture is now
in debt $l6,22O. A resolution was adopt
ed asking the General Assembly to pro-
vide for this deficiency. Resolutions
were also adopted requesting the
StAe board 10 hold the State
fair at no place longer than two years
in succession, the object being to bold
fairs a; Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton and
Columbus for terms OF two years esch.
A resolution Was also adopted asking
the appointment of committee 10 in-
ves,lgate the cause and prevention OF
hog cholera.
L. b. Wing, of Licking; K. I. Stick
ney, Of Sepeca; <. A. Stone, OF Gala;
Peter Murphy, of Butler, and Charles
Smith, OF Marion. were elected members
of the State Board OF Agriculture.
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The Lo>. of the Steamer EmiIie.

kET " EST, Jsnusry "A oOat a
lust returned from search for the rni's-
IN. passengers Of the steamer Emii .,
which sank on last aoaday nigat, near
this place. Two Of the crew we're fOand
vsding IN the ws.er near the hsrt0r
Key. one having beccme thoroughly
insane from his sUfieTIngs Search will
be resumed for two more who are known
10 have been on the hurrIcsle deck,
" hich foatet away from the hall
LATEs-Dr HermsIgi!dO RcdriIuez
De AlvsrenzA, Brazilian Commissioner
To the late CeatennIal exhibition, snd 8
pss seDger on tue steamer Enilie, hAs
been saved. De wss taken from toe ssy.
light 90 wnich be hsd driitsd since the
Z Eilie went down
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Mr.. W heeler Interview ed.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Hon. Vim.
A. Wheeler has been interviewed. Mr..
Wheeler spurns aud rebukes all the re-
cen, talk about compromiEe. He de.
clsres emphs.icslly that there is nothing
10 compromise; that the Presidency can
not Ind must not be the subject Of dicker
or barter between the men o' both par
ties. and That the great issue ol the day
shall and must only be settled by the
strict carrying out oi the letter ard
sp rit of the Constitution.
Mr.. Wheeler. By the Herald inter.
viewer, is made 10 speak thus: 1t Is my
firm conviction that Congress can never
be constituted 4 national canysssing or
returning board. Congress cannot go
behind the returns beyond the Mere
question Of the regularity of the certf-
Gates. Understand me clearly, tor i is a
point on which ! wouli not like 20 be
misunderstood. The Congress cannot
Investigate whether louisiana hes gone
for Tilden or Hayes. The sc;lon OF the
Returning Board on this point hsr been
final and conclusive. In Louisiana, II
is nv honest belief ihst il there has been
a free ard fair vote uJobstTucted BY in
timidation n or fraud the epGblicaLs wOuli
have carried tee State by 81 least u, Geo.
In the i've bG j doz u parishes the very
reg s,rauUn shows that these parishes be
long to the Republicans. Mr.. Wheeler
reiterated that be would scorn 10 scc-pt
power by chicsnery or intrigue, such ss
a so-calied compromise would necessarily
imply. and after heartily eulogizIng
Gov. Hayes, OF whose successful admit
i.trsiIon De felt convinced, be closed the
interview with these words: Il DO lot
believe that this dispute will be wholly
an unmiIed evil. | believe ID II IS
going TO teach the people the mschiaery
Of the Presidential election. which they
hsve never understood before, and that
II will be the means VI aTre-tIrg such
troubles and some STRIFE in the future.
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a ne.nerair Hcnian.

New YORK, Martin J. Ho-
gan ssld Justica Dafy Il viii require
you TO give 500 bail TO keep the peace
or else stand committed Tor i've
dsys In prison" Il Will die and 70: IN
the touo D. before / give bOnds 10 keep
toe peace returned Hogan, and h- wen!
down stars. Hogan Is one o! the fenian
prisoners who escaped from Aas;'siis-
he bad lh.!lenged trierd 70 fgnt 3
duel; tse lriend declined and Hogan fred
= bal through the floor.
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WHEELER ON THE SITUATION.

Would-be-Vice-P President WHEELER
has been seized with the interviewing ng
mania, and is willing to let the country
know what he thinks about it. Mr..
WHEELER is probably correct in one
position az least, and that is there ought
to be no compromise The election has
passed of, and there can be no doubt
abou. the result, either HAYES or TILDEN
is elected. If HAYES was elected then
WHEELER was. If HAYE, was defeated
then WHEELER was defeated. so
in reference to TILDEN and HEN
pRIcKs. There were three tickets in
the field, cne of which failed to receive
a single electoral vote. That lett the
contest to the remaining two, and it Is
not claimed that there was tie. How
then cax there be ground for compro-
mise, or why the necessity? Looking at
it from his standpoint, being an inter
es,ed party, Mr.. WHEELER very nat
urally concludes that his side was the
winning one, and does not propose to
see his chief counted out.
But just there is the rub, as 3
great many people are convinced
that his side did not win, and
therefore, TILDEN and HENDRICKs, are
the elected ones, and thinking so they do
not propose to make any compromise
either, but only propose to inaugurste
the candidates they have elected.
Mr.. WHEELER does not see the neces-
sity for converting Congress into great
National Returning Board fo- the pur-
pose of canvassing the electoral vote.
We fail to see why he should suddenly
be seized with such an adherence TO
National Returning Board deciding the
contest, when he is perfectly willing that
it should be done BY II Returning Board
of State creation, aud mole especially
when it is done by 3 Board whose intamy
he published to the world only two years
ago. 1t looks as j: State Board can
over,urn the expressed will of the people
and figure up false return; that Con-
gress, when making the final count, can
oyerturn the fraudulent work and give
a correct count, and that is what is
going to be done. Mr.. WHEELER seeks
to Justify the action of the Louisiana
Board, upon the ground that ne bstieees
that if u tsir election had been held the
Republicans would have carried the state.
If elections are 10 turn upon what an
indIvidul might think ought to be, we
would have q nice state OF affairs. We
are not 10 be governed by what We think
ought TO be done, but by what IS done.
Louisiana gave Democratic msj jority
of about 10000, and that ends it. The
state is to be counted for TILDSS and no
compromise about it. So Mr.. WHEELER
can be satisfied with his own argument.
But when stating that Congress must
make up the vote fron the face Of the
returns, he evidently forgot CRoNIN-
CRoSIS from Oregon-who had such
healthy influence in bringing Republi-
cans to stand still. CRoSIN Is the
splri, that troubles their dreams. He
is a whole returning board within HIM
self. Perhaps Mr.. WHEELER may have
had him in bis eve when he WAS speak.
ing of the great national returning
board. All of the princiPs! parties to
this contest have had their say except
Mr.. TILpEN, and when he does speak
the country will stop TO listen.
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Cleveland ..a p,,,.bursh Railroad.

CLEVELAND. Jsausry 3.-The snsusl
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Gle
velsnd aud Pittsburgh Railroad Com
par Y was held in this city 10 day. The
following directors were elected: j. NJ.
Mccullough. B. +. Jones, of Pittsburgh; !;
Thomas A. Scott of Philsdelphis; Au-
gus. Belmont j. Tilden, Chss. Lsiner,
Geo. W. Coss, Francis 7. Walker, Of
New York; r. K. Springer. OF Clncin-
natl, J. V. Painter, James +. Clarke, K.
Z. Rsney. OF Cleveland.
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w bsve had occasion IN sneak Of the
ro..sI ;,,s,r,s,;,;as and the osr,iz,n
spj-i, ,f,bs As.ncis,ed Press in using
tie New York Times specials instead of
,sir, unbiased repor, from the South.
Wenow have another complaint to make
OF a little matter which looks like there
was something still rotten in Denmark"
/; is in reference to the WAY in which tae
Cincinns papers reach Us. The Com.
ntere,ai, bitterly psrtizsn Republican
paper. is always on hsnd-nei.her snow,
rsin, broken rails. delayed trains or any
thing else operating to preven, its max.
ing Is way through to Wheeling in the
dsv. Bu, ,hst reliable old Democratic
nsra, ,bs r,o,,;-<, ,,,;ssss ., On sva--
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OniciaI Coinage Statement.

WAsHIsGTos, January 3. The FOL.
loving is the recspItuiation OF the
Official statement showing the amount
and value OF coinage executed during
the frst six months Of the bscsI year,
ending June 80. 1876 Totsl of gold.
l,3SOsll pieces, value s27,5l2slG;
trade dollers, 3,lSs.300 pieces. value
s3,lss, 800; subsidiary. 37,37l, 700 piscs',
value sl0,680,6l5; minor S,144.OW
pieces, value S53.640; coinage, 1884.
sll pieces, value 81, ,43j.iT0.
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THr Republicans are consoling them
selves with TIE belief that the Democrat.
!c demonstrations on the Sth OF January
vii! not be much of N shower. just so
people though, in the days Of Noah and
kep, on with their ieasting and dancing.
but tue Fluod came notwithstanding
their indifference.