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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured-nO hambug--
sby one months ussg' of ID. Coal
ards H4ie brated nfiiiible Fat Pow
.Si1rs TO convince sufferers that these pow
,ders will do all we claim for them, we VIII
send them by nail, p IT paid, free Trial
hos AS DR. Goulard is the only physician
tthat has ever made this disease special
study, and as to our knowledge thousands
have been permanently cured by the
t>lse of these Powders we will guaraD-
,r.f.nd YOU all money expended. All
sufferers should give these Powders an early
trial and be convinced Of their curative pow
sers. 80
rice, for large box $500 or boxes for el0
sent by mail 10 any part Of the linked states
.rr canada on receipt of price, or by express
%. d. Address,
Assn & ROBBINS,
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YOUNG M EN-

AWho may be suffering from the effect of
youthful follies or indiscretion, will dol
Awell to avail themselves Of this, the great
lest boon ever laid at the altas Of suffering
humanity. DIR. ~PINNEY will guaran
btee to forfeit $500 for every case Of seminal
weakness, or private disease Of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails toI
hcure He would therefore say TO the unfor-
Stunate sufferer who may read this notice
tthat on are treading on dangerous groundI
kwhen you longer delay in seeking the proper!
Hremedy for your complaint. You may be-
LIN the first stage; remember you are ap-l
lproacl ing the last, If you are BORDERING
kupon the last, ard are suffering some er ALI
kof its i'll effects. remember that If Won perl
Tsist in procrastination, the time must coined
5whsn the most sRillful physician can ren-s
der you no assistance; when the door of
sshope will be closed against you; when MOI
5angel OF mercy can bring on relief. In no.
Tease has the Doctor failed Of success. Thepa
llet not despair work upon your imagination, /!
but avail yourself of the beneficial resultsl
sof his treatment before your case is beyond1
the reach of medical skill. or before grind
Rdeath hurries you TO premature grave
Full course of treatment. S25. Send money!
sby Post Office order or Express with full
description Of case.
Call. or address,
DIR. A. q. SPINNEY,
No. il Kearney Street. San Francisco.
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better known as the Wyoming coal
case, came up again in the United
States District Court this morning.
Wardell sued the railroad company for
an accounting of profits of certain coal
mines in Wyoming in which he was. in
terested with the. Union Pacific Com
pany, and of which the company took
possession by ejecting him. This
morning the decree of Justice Miller,
of the United States Circuit Court. was
read in the case. BY this decree
$4,000 is awarded to Wardell as
against the railroad company. and the
Union Pacific is barred from collecting
the amount claimed from Wardell,
which is $l20, 600. Wardell is barred
from bringing any further suits by
accepting this judgment. The decision
virtually gives Wardell 1920. 600. Hon.
A. j. Poppleton, attorney of the Union
Pacific Company, notified the Court
that he would take appeal to the
Supreme Court.
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Delinquent Taxes.
OFFICE OF County, AUDITOR.

.e3BlU 60 2atN9 aa
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AN HONEST MEASURE.

At last a Congressman of sufficient
perve and honesty to beard the money
kings in their stronghold. appears in
tho person of William Hartzell, of
Illinois. This. representative Of the
people has introduced bill to substi-
tnte greenbacks for National bank
notes aud redeem the bonds deposited
as security by the banks in accordance
with the express terms of the contract
printed on the face of such bonds.
This is move in the right direction.
The substitution of Government for
National bank notes, while it will not
initiate The currency one dollar, will
save the interest on over $500. 00O, 900
in bonds, which the people are COW
compelled to pay to the owners of
National banks without any correspond
ing benefit whatever. The injustice of
the National banking law to the people
Is so apparent that no person not per-
sonally interested in the banks, or in
their pay. will attempt to, defend it.
The scheme was devised by ring to-
plumber the people, aud John Shear
man, now Secretary of the Treasury.
was the tool of that ring. In 1868,
Sherman, then Senator from Ohio.
reported the bill to the Senate and it
was passed by one majority. 1t passed.
the House also by Z small majority.
,When the bill was introduced gold was
quoted at l34, but as soon as it became
a.law a conspiracy was entAEed into by
capitalists to depreciate. greenbacks 90
that they might open banks with the
lrast amount of capital. The plot sue
cteded, gold was run up to 2S5 cents in
greenbackg,. and TIA bonds >. which the
tanks had To deposit With the Secretary
of. the Treasury as security for the re-
demption of their. hotes, were pnr-
chased at from 81 to 40 &C nts per dollar.
AhSoG OOhu0 uiO unt9ACAs oAQ buOuSu
made payable III currency when first
issued, have, by subsequent legislation,
been made redeeniabie in gold coin
only. The Government pays an
average interest OF six per cent. per
annum ON the clrculatioa of the banks.
instead of issuing. greenbacks. on
which it would have to pay no interest
aud by the accidental Destruction Of
Which. by fire or, otherwise. it., instead
of the banks. would be the gamer. The
national bank system was designed to
SwIndle the Government, aud right
well bias it. succeeded, in doing so. 1t
never ought to have been tolerated. and
Congress. ought to-. abolish it at once
and ioreyer.. Ia e1t5
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SCHURZ ON DESERT LAND.

The Secretary of the Interior. in his
annual report does not recommend the
repeal of the Desert Land Act, but sug
gests that it DO amended so as TO re.
quire, beior the allowance Of any entry,
chat the desert character of the land be-
established 10 the Satisfaction of the To-
cal land officers. after four weeks pub
lished notice. and that the tract to be
cultivated or irrigated shall be specially
defined, and that neglect to irrigaie or
improvethat portion for u period OF
six months shall be considered an aban-
donment. He also recommends that
the law bei made to prohibit, under
penalty OF forfeiture, any sale or, iucum-
brance of inchoate titles to such lands
before final proof of payments. He
suggests that grazing lands. not suscep-
tible of agricultural settlement. be
leased in limited tracts to stock raisers.
He recommends that arrangements be
made with the Pacific. railroad com
panies for IA transfer OF title, 80 that IN
desert regions the United States may
hold such landa IN IA suiih bo.sy on. Que
side of tue foad. aud the Company Oh
the other.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
The California Legislafurs-Berry
Elected lspeaker = speeWlatioms
ON the Senaforship.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 5.
The grand battle for Speakership has
resulted in victory for Berry. 1t has
been rumored here for two days past
that the choice of Speaker would serve
as a partial test OF the Senatorial con-
test, rs 1t is asserted that Farley
worked for Gildea's interest. Whether
it is d test or not is more than an ordi-
nary mortal can as yet tell. Farley
men claim it will not III the least effect
their fight. The Ryland men say that
it ensures large band OF recruits to
their camp who have. until now. been
wavering upon the Gildea Ryland
border line, while the Mcdonald
faction assert that it kills Farley. aud
gives them majority OF the non com
mitted. The great unknown, who, it
is claimed, will win on the final heat,
is still unnamed. but is limited at In.
subdned whispers and suggestive
shakes of the head.
The Democratic caucus at the As,
sembly end of the Capitol was held
last evening at 1880 o'clock. Abortion
of the nominations were completed.
A Waterman stabbed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s..
Ben Bradshaw. u Waterman on.
Montgomery street, near Clay, ordered
u couple of men away from the front of
store he was watching. One of them
walked up to him ano drove the blade
of penknife into his right hip. The
assaulter. Peter Kichings, was arrested.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Servia Declares War.

BELGRADE, Dec. 4.
Prince Milan, in addressing his de-
parting troops, dwelt, upon the certain
prospect of better issue of the new
campaign which Servia was obliged to
undertake for this time; he was better
armed. having g powerful ally. The
British Consul has presented sote
depreeating war on the part of Seryia,
showing the disloyalty of such course.
and threatening the withdrawal of the
English guarantee of Servia's au
tonomy. 1t is said Prime Minister
Rstics will leave the note unanswered.
Paving. the Way for Peace.
BERLIN, Dec 4.
The North, German Gazette says Lord
Derby's recent speech indicates that
England is now resolved to abstain
from Intervention, and not raise OBJ.
stacles to peace which may presumably
be brought about under the agls of
tha alliance OF thethree Emperors. The
points which Lord Derby reserves AS
Involving British interests will not be
touched by such peace as that for
which tue way is being paved.
A Change ina the servian Pro-
ED gramme.
LONDON, Dec. 5.
A Belgrade correspondent telegraphs
as follows: Important dispatches were
received here Monday. The contents
have not transpired. but Cabinet
council was immediately convoked and
orders sent to all the militia to arrest
their march until further notice. The
departure of artillery and military
trains for the frontier has been post.
poned. Ii is rumored that u change
of ministry is impending -Four inn
portant Russian officers have arrived
to confer with the Minister OF War.
B0mbardment Of Erxeroum-Turk-
ASH Parlia meDt TO be Convened.
LONDON, Dec A.
/ AlConstantinople dispatch says it is
rumored that the bombardment of Err.
zeroum has commenced. A quorum Of
the Turkish Chamber of Deputies hav
ing arrived in CoustantinoDle, an I'm
perial decree has been issued converting
Parliament for December 18th. e
Another Attempt ON -Gravi,za.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 4.
1t is thought the Ronmanians are
about to make another attempt to cap
ture the second Gravitza rsdonbt.
| u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-05

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Humboldt Coun j, Nevada, Nov. 70, 1871
0rtoE is hereby given. that the delin-
1V 'qusnt tax list for the fiscal year of 1877
has BEEN deposited with the District Attorn y
OF humboldt County, Nevada, and that unless
the delinquent taxes therein specified are paid
TO The Country Treasurer of Said Countv.with-
in twenty tkDl days from the. date hereof,
action Will be commenced by the district
Attorney Tor the collection of said taxes and
costs CHARLES A LAdaAVE,
County Auditor of Hum Doldt County, New.
dec3-tds
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Administrators Notice.

M Office is hereby given TO all persons
IN having claims against Thomas Dillon,
OF. Big Meadows, deceased to present the
same with necessary vouchers 20 the under.
signed, Ut Winnemucea, Nevada. within tour
mont his from the date of publication OF this
notice or thc same will be forever barred
.N,&E& - t3GP PAT BEL,
yto.-.8a ss.sssa Public Administrator.
/ Wippemnees, NeEpda. December 3, 1871. ,Aw
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NEW TO-DAY.

As the time approaches for the renewal OF
subscrlption, THE SUN would remind It's
friends and weilwishers everywhere, th:t IL
is again a candidate for their consideration
and support Upon its record for the past
ten wears it relies for q continuance vi the
hearty sympathy and generous cooperation
which have hitherto be- n extended TO IL from
every quarter Of the Union.
The sIaiiy sun is a four page sheet OF 20
columns price by mail, post pad, 90 Genus
month, or SO SO per year.
The sunday edition Of THE SUN Is an
eight page sheet of Sc columns. while
giving the news Of the day, it also contains
large amount of literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepaid for IL. The sun
DAY sun has met with great success. Post
paid 81 20 year.
The Weekly sum
Who does not know TIE WEEKLY Sun? 1t
circulates throughout the United states, the
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety tnonsand
families greet its welcome pages weekly, ana
regard it in the light OF guide, counsellor and
friend Its news, editorial, agricultural, ana
literary departments make 1t essentially
journal for the family and freside. Terms:
Ome Dollar year, Vost paid. 4 mas price,
quality considered, makes IL the cheapest
newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with
$40 c4sn, we will send an extra copy Tree.
Address
PUBLISHERS OF THE sun,
New York City.
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stage Robbed

Last Friday evening four masked
men stopped Woodruff. AZ Ennor's stage
near Cherry Greek. aud robbed the
passengers of $3.50 in coin. They
ssuld not open. Weua Fargo e. Cos.
Treasure .boxa. ta
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S25 REWARD

NNHE asbove rev ardS viii be paid
4 for the recovery Of an Iron Gray
Horse, four years old, dimly branded
o. on the left thigh, when strayed
from Battle Mountain three weeks ago, upon
delievry of the horse ut Montan~s Stable.
Asa MOORE.
Winnemueca, November l. 1874 ia
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,MIxL FOR SALE.

A NEW Ten.stsmp Quartz Mill. with
IN. Pans ami Fixtures complete. within
IL miles Of Winnemucca on O good road,
for sale. te.H 4 44 ~ al
For terms iappiy 10 FRANK NARAMORR,
Winnemuccss NexAda.. Sap. a, ls1a If.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES


+ DAil tV n nsAE kA1s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
A bill was introduced Ny Hartzell, of
I.nuols, to substitute greenOacks for
the issue OF National banking assocla-
tons; to pay the tun amount Tor all the
bonds deposited by them III the Treas
ury, in accordance with the terms of
contract expressed on face OF said
bonds, bonus SO redeemed to be can
celIed. -.-
Craig. and Bryant Acquitted.
WAsHINeToN, Dec. 4.
The jury to-day rendered verdict of
not guilty in the case OF Col. -Wm.
Craig, of Colorado. and Geo. w.
Bryant. of Missouri. The indictment
charged them with conspiracy to de-
fraud this Government in presenting
claim of $33. 600 for compensation for
mules alleged. to have been captured by
Indians III August, 1864
Ihe sale of Liquor In the Capitol.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4.
The Times Washington special
ridicules Prices resolution prohibiting
the sale of liquor in. the, Capitol. Nc
. Dougal. of California, was the last Sen.
ator who denounced it; but for H. years
the practice has been openly followed,
and more liquor has been drank this
session, SO tar, than at any previous
one.- The liquor is put In ordinary
coffee cups aud drank in Is way that
deceiyes the innocent outsider.
Mciver Re-Eiectsd i'm South. Carolina
tfsdafo7T 'coLUMB1x,, S. c. Dec. 5.
Henry McIver was yesterday re-
elected Associate Justice of the Sn-
preme conrt by the unanimous vote OF
tine Legislature, both Democrats and
Republicans voting for him. There
will be an election to day for an Assoc
ciate Justice In place OF Wright, re-
signed, The impeachment proceed.
Jugs against Wright have been dis
missed.
Enforcing ths Rule Against Liquor
+ ssiiIng : MOtion go -Adtoarn.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.
In the House, Price asked leave To Of
1 A q EH Il =
ter resolution recfnDg the alleged
charges that the nineteenth joint rule,
which prohibits the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors ia the capIloi building WAS be-
ing violated. and instructing the officers
OF the House to-aDtorce the joint rule.
The resolution was adopted. Durham
offered a concurrent resolution that
when the House adiourn on the 9th. il
be to meet January 10th; referred.
WartlSIi VS.. The Union Pacific
II railroad Company
OMAHA. Dec. 4.
| The celebrated case OF Wsrdell VS..
tina Union Paci60, Railroad Company,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-10
By F.. A. kerby, Auctioneer,

(No, UG King street. Alexandria, Va
pU kSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
J. Corporation Court for the city Of Alcxan-
Gr:a rendered 1t the October term, 1S77, Of the
said Court in the suit Of Boyd and wife vs. AL
exander ct ais, pending therein, the subscrih
ers, IS commissioners OF sa!e appointed Ivy the
said decree, will expose fer sale by public auc
tion on SATURDAY. the Is! day of Decem
Der, 1877, at y m in front of the promises, the
following described property, viz:
1st 4 LOT OF GROUND. with THREE
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon, situs-
ted a: the northeast intersection Of Royal and
Cameron streets, 10 the city q Alexandria, Fir-
glnia, in front on Cameron street 10 feet inch.
and extending rorthwsrdiy IN depth ii foe! +
inches, moro or less. being the premises now
occupied by W. A. johnson IS store
"a A LOT OF GROUND. with h I'll re t.
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon, al
joining the above described property on tho east.
in front on Cameron street 81 feat, and extend
ing northwsrdly in depth so foot inches. mora
or less, with An outlet, ; feet wide, loading int"
Royal street.
Terms Of Salo: One tenth of the purchase
money TO be psid in cash on tho day of sale, and
the residue in thrc, equal instslments at SIX.
twelve and eighteen months from the day {"
sale; the deferred payments TO bear Interest
freu tho day OF sale, and TO DO secured by tn"
notes of the purchaser or purchasers. with ap-
proved security and the retention of tho tito +"
the property until said notes arc paid.
GEO. A. MUSHBACH, r,mm -
X. KEMPER. nfSsI.
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FOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart
oemt. Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
motion, d. o., Nou. 10. lS77-l0:30 .. NJ
For the Middle State, colder, clearing weather.
northerly wicd, rising barometer.
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To.MoRRooW.@o,
Christ Church-Service at II a. M. AMI ~
D. m. by Rev. MIR. Dame.
st. Paups Church-Service at l. a. TO- aoo
p. NJ. by Rev. DIR. Norton.
Grace Church Service at ! a. N. ana 81
D. m. by Rev. DR.. Sprigg.
St. Mary's Church-Ma:s at aud | a. H.
German Lutherau-Servics at p. NJ. by
Rev. w. G. Luehkert, Of Washluglor. -
Young Mems Christian observation-disclosures
meeting in the Nj. +. Church at + T. N. Aims
House at 9 80 p. N. Jail at p. III, Unlo on
nraver meeting next Tuesday night, at sc
o'clock, 10 the ID Presbyterian Church.
The pulpits OF the other churches will be
filled by ministers 10 attendance Oh the Synod
OF Virginia. as follows:
For NJ. T.. Church South, Rev. i. i. Mul
lalIy, ID. d., q. M; Rev. &. Is. StrirkIer, p. m
Nj. Il. Church. Rev. e. ID. Armstrong, H.
d.. .. H.; Rev. Alex. Martin. d. ID, p. N.
Nj. Z. Church. Rev. j. Il Bowman, ~ d.
a. M; Rev. g. W. Finley, y. III.
Baptist Church. Rev. NJ. u. ilHg', d. H.
a. M: Rev. 4. l.. Preston. u d ~ IA -, =,
Union Prcsl.yterlan ChITc'' lev. ". L.
Richardson, n M; Rv. Robert b. Dibn"y,
d. d., p. III. ~ -
Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. /. y.
Wiherspoon. d. ID a. III Rev. NJ. ID. lioge,
u. d., p. ~. =,
Wharf Mis,ion Sunday-school, Eav. }. NJ !.
Rawlings. 3 p. H.; do. Chapel, Rev WIN. w.
Snott 6 30 n H.
MsthodiSt, (colorcd,) Rev. j. NJ. Clymrr,
4. tn; Rev. D. b. Ewing. ID. d., p: m.
Third BAPTIST, (colored,) Rev. JAS. &. Car
son. a. H.; Rev. i. Il. Price. p. IN.
First Baptist, (oolorcd.) Rev. f. d. ')unkln,
ID. d., a. NJ; Rev Charles White. y. III.
Communion service at Union Presbyterian
Church at t p m.. to be eondnctri by h@V
'rhco Pryor. u. D., and h'v. W. V. Wilson,
DAMAGES AWARDED "A very interesting
su;L for damage. was decided IN tha Circuit
Court for the county, Judge Keith rr'Slilng
Yesterday. The suit was that Of Mr.. lScl inlIn
Austin. ni Arlington, against the Arlington
Turnpike Co.n2any. II will be- remembered,
that in Anil, 1876, while Mr.. Austin WAS rc
turain.. home from Alexandria, IN c>mnauy
with friend, 90 \ very dark night, tbs buggy.
10 which they we're seated. ran ato bank ol
earth, which had bacn !ct IN the centre OF thr
road for long tin,e, and was upset, Mr. Aus
tin being thrown out ami h,vinS his leg hadiy
broken. Altcr he had recovered sufficiently
from his injuries, he entered salt aean'' the
Turnpike Company. which WAS tried yesterday.
After hearing the evidence and the arguments
Of COUNSEL, the jury brought in 4 verdict III Ia
vor of Mr.. Austin, fixing the damages at
$4,000. s. l.. Beach, esd, represented the
Turnpike Company and &. Il. Stuart represent,
cd Mr.. Austin. 4 motion was entered fer n
new trial
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All trains daily on main line.
Tho ENPEESS SOUTH bound connects ut
Lynchburg for tho We2t and Southwest and
al Danvilo for tho South, South East end South
WGst. .
Tho MALL south bound connects with q. z
0. Eest md West, and " Lynchburg Tor the
South and South West; At Manassas for Strss-
burg, except Sunday.
For rWARKENTON S 10 a II. dslly.,
GORDONSViLLE LOCAL leaves Alexan-
drin 8 10 q. NJ, ard arrives at Gordonsv!lle w
y. m. daily, except Sunday. Leaves Gordons:
Vile ID a. M, and arrives at 4 Alexandria ~
D. n. daily, except Saturday and Sunday.
Passengers for MANASSAS LINE loave
w ashington daily, except Sunday, st 8 10 a. m
erd Alexandria 8 I'D H.. IN. Returning, leave
Strnsburg % n. III and arrive ut Aexandrla
ut : Is p. m. -:
North bound trains make close connections
with BALTIC Sc Ohio ard Bait u Potomac trains
| to baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, End
| 10 all points North and Northwest.
| The Express train has SLEEPING CARS
| through, without change between New York
and Lynchburg, md between Washington and
| New Orleans.
| Through tickets to tho South and AVost.
$. SPENCER, Sapt. Iransp'n.
! }. Nj. BEOADUS, g. 7. A. nov II
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News Oi iieS lSRy.

The norton III the Division of the Atlantic
which embraces the New England States, State
cf New York KEEP ing the Department & tho
Post IF west poin,,) States Ut New jersey,
P.nns, lvapia, ID .iawurr. M4rysnd Fmslula,
Wcst Virginia. OHIO, Michigan. Wisconsin,
Ind an and the District of Columbia is eons:'
tinted a military DEPART ment, aud will br Known
"a The Department of the e ,st. NJ, II G"ncral
W s. Hancock, commanding. heatInarters5
New York city, 10 addition to biz command OF
the Dtvisioo OF the Atlautle. :,
The BranIorj NnrWioh and Port hur"ell
Railway bridge at br4nlIord, Canada' gave
way yesterday. prea'pitailng the cng,nc, ,'!sot'
baggage and express ears into the Gfanu ri9cl'
The passenger car Was left on the centre span
within three feet Of the hrCak. mlracuous'y
preserving the passengers from helrg lnVoiVeu
10 Che wreck. The engineer hfeIlan' c9nuuo.
tor and express messenger went do"n aGu "c'e
itiurcd but not seriously.
Colonel {. G. Long, native OF Mary'aou,
who has lust rcsipnc,l his place i'll the Egyptian
armv, says that only about nine Americans r.,
main in The service Of the khedlvc, aud they
have hut little ilhueaea. Even General Stone
the Chief OF Staff, was not apprlscd when the
Egyptian contingent was sent to turkey. W.
lionel Long thinks that tho Americans Will soon
be suppanted by English officers.
The delegation Of ponca lodlaos had an inter,
view with the President yesterday snd reheafsGu q
their grievances at bclngrcuio'cd i!om theiF ol9
reservation, whIr. they had learned TO poW ana
were ro,,i.r O., we'll. and bad to abandoD their
houses and property.
Margaret IIanIy, who, for thirty years. has
peddlci newspapers at Fulton Ferry, died IN
New York on on the 2sth ult. She was IN her
SEVENTEEN year, and left "a fortune OF $50 ooo'
The nomination of VIM. Cassius Goodloe,, as
Minister to the Netherlands, has been decided
upoE and will be sent to tile Senate 90 Monday.
A Montreal dispatch reports the failure OF
W. =. BarLly e. Co., iron founders. Liabilities
: 50 coo