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acknowledgement:
promlsIng nusiness Prospeets

Promising business Prospects.
From the y. Y. TribuGal
The gradual improvement in business
!, generally recognized. The largest
shipments Of grain made from Western
ports during any week this year, namely,
i,57s,463 bushels, besides about 100000
barrels Of Aour. we're made during the
latest week reported. The receipts at
New York we're 777,32G bushels during
that week, against 5S9,SOO at Baltimore,
aud 450,SOO bushels at Philadelphia.
Coal receipts continue much larger than
itthi- season last year. The total re.
Ceip,a 81 anthracite to April Il Mere
i,7i9,323 tons, aisinst 1857, l93lsst year,
M increase OF ,l726SO tons. Meanwhile
the decrease in receipts OF bituminous
Goa! has been only $3.50 tons, which in
dioate5 that low prices and the revival
oi manufactures have already caused
zone increase Of consumption. The bank
,tsiemGnt Of Saturday deserves notice
10th because 1t appears to mark the turn
ii the tide in the fegal-tender movement,
1 strong increase having now continued
Tor two successive weeks, and because q
decline in the average OF loans, which
has remained remarkably steady for some
lime, has at length appeared The Clear
,ng.house returns indicate material
increase in the volume Of business here,
and at most Of the commercial cities also
The exchanges here, during the three
weeks Of April, have been 81 ,355 100000,
against Sl,lQ0OO9,0OO during the CORE.
,pondipg weeks last year, gain Of %
per cent, but a portion Of this increase
may be traced to the larger operations in
,,ocks. Nevertheless, marked improve.
ment also appears in exchanges for three
week. OF April at Boston, Chicago. Nil.
yankee, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pitts.
burgh and Louisville, and for two weeks
II the month at New Orleans.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Coiton,--ln lait
demand at 1850. Flour-Active, firm and
higher; family IS s6a9 %. Wheat-Exclted
and higher: red 81 95a2 o.. Corn-De.
mand fair aud prices higher, 4sa52c. Oats
Higher, 45a50c. Rye-Hlgher, CSC a$l 90.
Barley-strcnger at 65a75c. Pork-In good
demand at SIC 00alG %. Lard--Quiet;
steam l0%c; kettle lOHallc. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher shoulders 52tc: short
rib SNasIlc spot, SIC seller May; clear
sides size. Bacon-Stronger at GJs, Q and
9IGC. Whisky-DuIl at 81 06. Butter
Steady and unchanged. linSeOd oil-65a
G6c.
HoGs-In good demand: common "a Goa
90; fair to good light So O0a5. %; pack.
ing 81 N5a5 so; butchers' s. S5a5 81.
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Drl'd GpplGi, per lbs
Dried FeSchCs........i2L
Flour, Satk."sl lCal Is
Corn meal, peck l5I?O
Buckwheatrpe lb..,...G
SAucr krnni, pr " s,.5
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana StocRS,

NEW YORK, April 9j.-MoxEY-Closed
easy at 2a& per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5HNih per cent. Custom receipts
S22l 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Clearings $SS, 100000.
Sterling strong; long 4.S7Il; short 4.sgJs.
GOLD-0pened ut 1919, advanced to
SlO71S and closed at 1868. Carrying rates
! to- per cent. Loans were also made
flat.
SHYER-At London Did. llere-Sil.
yer bars, greenbacks 81 "G, gold 81 Tx.
Silver com 4 per cent discount.
GoYERSMENT9- Dull and fraction
lower.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 49,. Flour x.
cited and higher, with slight demand,
Minnesota family s. 62]Ga0 70; patent $40
25all 80; Pennsylvania family 50 5OalO 20;
Ohio $1,000; high grades $lO50ail 90.
Wheat-higher red So 10: amber 50 lon
2 20; white 50 %. Rye-leld at 81 O5.
Complicated and higheTyellow G5aGG Nc;
now held Mt zoe; mixed 65c. Oats-Firmer;
white 50a5Sc; mixed 4sa49c. Clover Seed,
prime e NalGHc. Timothy-At 81 So.
Butter--Dnli; western extra new 23a25c.
Cheese-New in good demand at l3allc.
Eggs-UnchaDged. Petroleum--Quiet but
steady refined l5c; crude l22tC Whisky
Western 81 II.
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W,ih the view OF saving parties liable
10 such taxes IRON unnecessary costs and
penalties, We desire 10 remind NIL persons
tlble 10 pay such taxes that they are
due and payable on or before the first day
" May OF each year, md all failing TO
pay 'ac9r penalty Of 50 per cent, and
Il Is made the duty OF the L. S. Collector
20 report to the district attorney anv one
doing business without license Tor PROSE.
'9iion, There is no power vested In ans
"meer oil lie government to relieve my
ore IRON any penalty he may incur ior
iaiIing to pay his United States tax in
lime; The law admits Of no excuse,
Neither ignorance nor iorge,lulpe.s nor
poverty can avail, Parties must either
not engage in business or pay tie lax. ii
parties liable to such taxes NEGLECT md
TAIL TO pay in time, and thereby ipc,fr
penalties, they have no one out them.
selves to blame.
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EAST LIBERTY, April 25.-cArTLR-Rc.
OeiplS for two days l,2Al head or 29 cars OF
through md A ears OF yard stock. Sup.
ply light; trade active, and all sold ont,
Best 50 10; medium TO good 50 60a6 90;
common to iair S. O0a5 IS.
Hoas-Receipts for two days $40 head.
Workers s. 4Oa5 60; PhIladeIphiHs s. 75a
@ 90.
sHRRP-ReceiptS for two days $500
head. Selling Nt$4 25s6 70,
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TO CAPITALISTS
Or PaFElSS Of Small ReaES Ossifous Sf
Engaging 10 eFape 6FuWlHp,
Coal Mlalhg OF Market
-6aFdeni1u,

Account o. advanced age sul dsS;roua q,
changing my rcEdenes, and Therefore osSr fa- sa!s
NJ Isr1 Gt1ltad oppSIte ths CITY II Whaling a.
ne i've bank, midway between RrfdfFporf and
Martins EerEy, and Immediately adjoialnS Tho III,
ASo q htn4Itlo, Tbs prppGrty conhS,I Of CO
tcTe1 o. hu and tahla land and IS Of riTer bottom
u the hi4 thert att tTo SaGng Of coal, 6k and ~
'eet thick, throo deposits Of limestone, ~ fSnt
rain Of eoSo texture and Or fss Stone, an Is foat
reln q mari Which altogether m3kp q sou and IN
Underlying bod OF dspodtI Of rIea and valuable
On the Surtlos, the larger portion Of which la,
emily LoPtng 70 the east, and ali under direet ~
Po51re to tho sun, Vineyard Of S6 GcreS EnoSflv
2nEba grapes, al IN hne bearing oondItiop. abo1,
even TeAIs old which hnI proven itSalf Rble 10 "A
handsome per cent 10 the c1Itivntor,
me property u being approached nboya and h.
ioE 1y an advancing TIDE Of persons oeekIpV Email
oomoSteAdl, and 10 now really Tho oniy UnoscupIo1
!eTHtoFy between Bridgeport and MSrt!niS FsFTT,
"a mlunble % an Investment tof canIal sseiing G
Ae purchase, and valuable 70 thoss who Eant Ics--
tet glrdsninS ground eloOe 10 the city, Il iso5tl
gsa0ulpLy upon the ETer and cornrSndI a War q
!As Gsy' tho Ialcad and tho whole scenery Of lbs
Tho terms Of Rls win b one-third ea,h, balance
. two annual payments, 8 pa cent interest on 30
oFTed payments, For further particulars ln1ut-a
o. RICHARD CRAWFORD
On tho pFemiIes, OF By NAL at Bridgeport, oAio
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NEW roRE, April 25.-Iicavy wool.
en- goods md mems wear are moving more
freely, but for cotton goods the market con.
tinues quiet. Prints rather more active.
Figured alpacas in steady demand. Hos.
iery remains quiet and steady. Silks are
selling in fair quantities, hut at very low
prices. Foreign wooden goods generally
inactive.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wheeling wholesale narAet.
OFFICE DAILY lSTRLLIGEHCRR, !
Wednesday, April %.

}
Business Is rather slow in grain and pro.
duCe lines but fairly active jobbing bust.
ness IL done In flour, provisions, groceries
and general merchandise, The upward
movements OF values continue in grain and
wheat, corn md oats, which are all quoted
above last weeks prices. In produce we
note an advance in beans. while butter and
eggs continue dull and depressed, and pc.
ttiOes rather easier under large receipts.
Provisions are ilrmer and stronger. Gro
oeriGs fairly active sRd firm.
AFPLRs-Ihe arrivals have largely in.
creased and the market is 0ycrstocked.
We rednCe our quotations to 81 GOAL %
per barrel.
BEANs-Nayy quoted at 81 coal "a per
bushel.
BrTTER-Ihe general tendency OF the
market ia toward increased ease, and the
feeling Is decidedly oifish. Quoted at la
zoe.
BAKING PowDEE-Sja3Gc per Id.
BRooMS-FanCy. 5" 00a9 2'A3 90; plain
81 75a2 30.
BREswAX-2Ja2Sc.
CANNED dOODS-DenlerN report trade
improving, although It IL not what Il
should be Ot this season Of the
year. Quotations Peaches, 3 Ii cans
per dOa. g 10 . III cans, 81 Gj. . ID cans
tomatoes, g 90; 2 ID cans tomatoes 81 50;
Window corn, Ii cans, 81 10; sweet corn,
$3.50 common corn, 81 g.; strawber.
riss, 2 In cans, 81 75i blackberTies, 9 ID
cans, 81 50; ruspbeEries, 2 ID cans, So 90;
plumq, 2 ID cans, 81 70; lima beans, 9 n cans,
81 20; cove oysters, | In cans, ": . ibI
cans 81 "a.
CGASEEEEIES Nearly out "t the mar.
ket; quoted AT $40 OOIl6 50 per barrel.
CoAi.-Per 100 bushels, So U0aT 90.
CHEESE-Thc market is firm on old
cheese, aud It looks as il the stool; Of old
would hardly last the season out. New is
stilicoming in in odd lots, and few sales
hive been made. We quote nOminally:
Prime Ohio factory. Ice per pound to the
wholesale trade: New York do, Ice.
CHICKENS Young and old 50 JOa3 COL
per dozen.
DRIED FErT-The market moves slowly,
and remains easy. Apples quoted at 3Ifa
4c; Peaches lie for mixed: i4r for prime
halves. Other quotations: Prunes, IKE;
Currau.s, 7jGci kaisins, new, 81 70. Nalen.
ella, new, &c.
EGGS The demand has fallen on some.
what, and prices have dropped to lOallc.
FIsH--Therc isa fair trade reported. Quo.
tatiouE For packages containing 100 lbs OF
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail.
ity at prices to correspond Goldfish,
bonoless cod &c. Lake herring; new 50 20.
White Fish, S. 50. Half bbls, No. 3 macli.
erel 81 IS; No. ., S. 30.
FEATuERs-Dull; live geese, 60a60c.
FRUIT-OrRngeS plenty; quoted at 81 70
per box. Lemons NJ 81 50 z. box.
FLoCR-.Ihs market il much excited
over the war news from Europe, and an
advance Of 81 per barrel Is reported. Some
dealers say that they expect il to so 81 or
s. higher, while others are Of the opinion
that, GU the contrary, there will soon be a
reduction, We advance our quotations TO
! the following figurP7
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tlow 10 sELEoT .FLouR.-Iu selecting
i2gs frat look TO tho color. II /. is
white, with a yellowish straw.colored
mt buy It; II il 10 white, with a blush
S''t, or with white specs In it, refuse il.
Second, examine its adhesiyeness-wet
and Ereod u little OF it between your
aasers: u il works soft and sticky, il il
poor Third, throw little lump Of dried
S alar against n smooth surface If Il falls
IKE powder, it Is bad. Fourth. soueezs
'9ne OF the -four tightly in your hand :
III retains the shape given BY the nreS.
'lIe, that, too, Is a good sign, Il ID safe
~ II guy Hour that will stand all these tests.
1lese modes are given by old -four deal
20, and they pertain to a matter that
concerns everybody--tbe staff Of lie.
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b. NOT, IN nfrSnes, PpI'ag, gPd.d
bill, ,,ar....a..,...SI 90 slH months u %
IN Cuts Of Fiyc,"..,"''',. ''s''''~"''ti q eAen'
n Clnts o. Taii,..".., ..."...'..'."''"' " each
CIubs Of TWtnty" ,".,,.;;.', ~ eA-h'
AID 40 extra copy 10 rerSou setting up Cub
RVThc aboye pics ne lnyfhabIo, Ecm'l a!
nm in Drafts or PostOGicU Money Ordcrs and
,b,rs neither Of thess can be- procured send the
acnfy In 4 Registered Lstier.
IgE lSTELLIGEECER will pesent daily tho
news IL oil departments, from all quhfirtS o.
he world, ui TeilPS complete record Of local
events
Igg WEEKLY 10 painted Oh Thursday, and can
10 had al the counter, In paid envelopes, rady
lar mail!rZ. 'eB- SsHd q copy 10 absent (rlr1ti
Ina TtlIiigtt Fiih JIftsi JrOpl AoiHG
.ifRlCRIBERS, -PctIonS desiring to have the
DIfi.Y ISrELLl0ENtKRleit regularly At their
resllpnoos IN tho city and Luburbs, can 10
.sfyrI by leaving their address, 1t Counting
Ro6ui, or BY drop letter through the postotace,
ul CONTRIBUTORS 80 attention will DO paid
In anonymous communications every article
n4.t he accompanied by the writer's real name
tRl Addrcsa.
Y.tH.y L,lisrt .fOf W should b. aJIfeiisi "Ero0
, TrTby,N.n aad Ii57Id IN no case b diirtliei 10
n. iGdisilal btmbT Of Lhe firm BY naRs.
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rnTssUEGH, April Is. = Petroleum
Firmet; crude Sc 50 Y Mt ParkerS; refined
l5c, Philadelphia delivery.
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FUEs-We take the following quotations
from circular issued by =. HOrkheimer
& Co: Mink, Toe GSi 80; muskrat, 3alsc;
raccoon, 5NsOc; skunk, lOasOc; grey fox,
81 25al so; red fox, 75c aSl %; otter, s. 90
&C 90; opossum, l0al5c; wild cat, 4On50c;
house cat, 5aljc; sheep pelts, 20caSl 90.
GROCERIES Sugars are stronger and in
active demand at au advance over last
weeks quotations. \. o. molasses tirmer.
Rico quiet. Spices and teas unchanged.
The market generally is active. Our quo.
tltioug are as follows; C9fccs-Good Rio
quoted at zee; prime &c; choice 24c; Java
SIC; best roasted IS; yellow Rio 25c. SWTps
Common Assoc; prime 55a60c; New Or.
leans Molasses, choice Coo. SRgGS-Re.
tined, hnrdl crushed 12Gc; powdered and
graduated l2%c; A Coffee l2c; u l3Sc;
extra c li&c; commercial A Sugar II Nc;
commercial b llGc; commercial G llGc;
yellow lie. Rice--Carollna 5lGn6c; New
Orleans iuliy lair 9kc; prime 93{c; choice
l0c.
GiEsRNG-Quoted at SOa9Oc.
GRAtN-Ihe range OF values Is much
higher, with business rather restricted
There is but little wheat TO bo had in this
market, with prices quoted higher. We
quote at 81 15a2 %. Corn is also scarce
and higher, being quoted up 10 45a50c
Oats uro coming forward quite freely, but
the demand Is strong aud holders are hrm,
though buyers Ee slow to concede the ad.
vance quoted below. We quote at 35ai0c,
Rye 10 firm and stronger; dealers are pay.
ing SOC. Barley is quiet and nominal
quoted at soc,
HAY-lsin fair demand and steady, but
not materially altered from last week
quotations. We quote at SlOal2 per ton.
ItoNEY-Perpound, lsa2cc.
| NAIIS-Thc following are the card rates
Nails, Brada and Fenclng-1O to cod 50 90;
Sd and Cd 50 IS; Cd and I'd So 10; 4d and Sd
50 50; Sd 81 10; I'd IS 50; DarrCl-A in. So GO;
Is mss 60; l In. So 10: ~ in. 81 SIS; / Z in.
a 10; l%in. So GO; / y in. s. IS; Finish.
ing-l In. 81 co; ~ in. Sc co; l3S In. s. s.;
! ~ 10 TX In. 81 10; 9 in. 81 30; az in.
81 10; 8 in. and over IS S.. Casing 4 Box
-lOd to sod So IS; Sd So co; Cd s. IS; "a
81 10; I'd $50. Fine Blued4d 81 So; Sd SIS 60.
I'd 50 81. Lining-iiS in. 81 10; y In. So GO.
Tobacco uhd-l0d s. 10; Sd s. IS; Cd and
I'd s. GO. Clinch- oil sizes 81 So, Cut
Spikes-all sizes S2s5. Boat Spiks - ali
sizes, s. IS. Slatlng--5d So 60; "a 50 co;
Sd 81 50; Cd IS 60.
oILs-Carbon, Ice per gallon: miners Csc.
QNIoNs-Very scarce. Quoted at IS ga
400 per barrel.
PoTAToEs-Continue 10 arrive In con.
siderable volume, and the market Is easier,
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e. Pullman Drawing Room and sleer.az CR-5
rom steubenVtle and Columbus through ViiI0,a
hGTgs, TO CnCtnnat, LouiIVille, indianapolis ard
II; rLoai,, and Rom Columbus 10 Chicago.
4he pleasure ecker U those seeking Konss IN u,
nsA, sno9id cal on or address tbs undersigned ioI
through time tnblel, insp5 land circularI Ind nm.
Iher Information.
ien'l Passenger and Tirke. Agent, Ia. 2iS k,sh
street, Columbus, Ohio, iR2S
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All kinds Of Cakes, Biscuit,
HusE, Griddle Cakes, Pound
Gke, Marble Cake, Corn
Bread, Puddlngs and Pastry,
elegantly made with It, and
With a saving Of tIme, labor,
eggs and AhortenInq.
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"To Sell Cheap for Cash. u

", II. CALDWELL, a. X SMITH, A. E STEVENSON
Prsst, BGeveT Manager
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DRUGGISTS.
The HOusekeeper's Delight.

Composed Of the puTest ma.
tulals,
Combined IN proper proper.
tons.
Insurei elegant Biscuit, Bat.
ter CaEel,
Promotes good nppetlte snd
digestion.
The last Hotels use II.
The best Steamboats, usait.
Tho best Families use II.
The beat Cooks will use no
other.
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y, mali, IN altrna,, Ioita9, Tdl'd,
o.. car. ....s5 % SIX houthS. ."",rsl 20
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Dealers tell us that they
have Injured uIelr trade BIZ
selling lplcrior baking Pow
dols. They say they have
no trouble with Logan, List
4 Co.'S kHcnlslor.
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Accommodation Train leaves BellaIre At G4OPL
anu arrives At steubonyiIle at G;l6 Pm,
Special accommodation trainI leave BeilaiIs q,
ny AN and 1890 P. Nj Bridgeport lQ:6j Az, nna
Go5 r. Nj arrive ut Martins Ferry l0.IB AN, and
no p. u: returning leave Martins FcrTy 81 1855
!. \. and 9;.c :. ~; BTidSeport, lliO A. A. ana $40
G. NJ arrive 1t BGllRiro pi Il:s5 a. N. and SAi p,h
Tickets to all principal points In the El,l sua
west can be procured at tho Union Ticket tlt.ro
hLuTe House, and at the station at Bridgeport
+. K. MYERS,
dgS General Passenger and Ticket Agent
plTlaBuRGH, CINCINNATI 4 81. LOUIE
L HALLWAf-PAN-HAKDLR ROUTE
ic{I Ga III i-l5J5E - l-f5r55sg-
~ ~ .As.sssSse s;.tI'ASAillsass
Ihu Direct Lino to the Northwest, Wegt snl
Southwest.
CONDEMNED TINE CARD.
taking eGec; November 18th, 1876.
70 hs bsii and south tVIR COlumbus)
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~ OQRDBNSED g,LAR GARD.
Lass g3:;alsz.:;s
e sd after December I, 1876, Trains will ruL
Daily. leIeepi slndaJ,j as follows. via:
AocOIhO' NAIL KGPRT1a.
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A DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAINING
IA four rooms, near Reinhart Il Co. 3
store on Bfidge street.
Apply az Winuemucca, Hotel
May %, 1S77. I'm.
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r WoRKMEN ia silver plating establish
ments are not allowed to keep their
old clothes when they are worn out.
An old tattered vest is valued at $40.
Silver volatilizes when heated intense
ly, and much passes off in vapor and
condensss again in a pure state. In
Government assay offices the smelling
of the crude metal throws off silver va
pors, which rise and solidify in the
SCOT in the chimney. A silver plating
concern in New Haven. Conn, in re-
moving to Meriden. took mp the floor
of the plating room, burned it, and
analysed the ashes, obtaining 1881 in
pure silver.
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-s- .44 -
EUROPEAN ARMIES.
According to the tables of population

According to the tables of population
aud armies of different European
nations, as Published in late edition
of Baron go Worms book. ''The
policy of England in the East. the
Ottoman Empire inclusive Of the
tributary States, comprises $4,000, 900
Turks, 800. 900 Arabs. 800, 900 Tar
tars, Turkomsns and Zingarees, $685.
coo Roumanians. 100000 Greeks,
1900, 900 Bulgarains. 500. 900 Servians
and 100000 Bulgarans processing the
Mohammedan faith. In Servia there
are 45O, 1000 Roman Catholics. and
LOG, 900 in Albania. Altogether the
population Of the Empire reaches
5l,092,O68; but this is inclusive of
nearly 1900, 900 Nubians. 5000, 900
Egyptians. and 100000 Roumaniaus
and Servians. In another table. the
effective of the armies of the different
Powers are stated as follow Russia,
I.T8S, 57l; Germany. l.248. 1874; France,
(inclusive of the reserves aud terri
scral army). l.lls,525; Austria, 1884,
s6S; Italy. sTES7l;' England, 655. SOS,
aud Turkey. 6297ss. III the Turkish
army there are l54,376 regulars to
475. $50 irregulars. while in the other
European armies. with the exception of
England. there 10 abous an equal
proportion of active and reserved
forces. In respect of fleets, France
has IS ironclad vessels. as against 81
possessed BY Great. Britain; bat the
latter Power, has 449 other war vessels
he oSmpared to oniy 386 in the French
nasy. Russia has 81 ironcieas and IA
other man of war; Turkey has II iron
clads; Italy, II. Austria. IL; Germany.
Q. and Greece. L. Montenegro has
ONLY 100, 900 Inhabitants with, an an
ual revenue of G5, 900. but it has &c, 900
soldiers = in other WORDS, all the able
bodied men are. under arms. The
public debt Of Russia exceeds $780,
100000, or half as mach again as that
OF turkey. .,4aI .assk Lzsn4ds4 .seg4&s ( q
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
For Sale at cost, next door to
Sharmar's new saloon. Fourteen
yards of prints for 81. Other articles
proportionately cheap. Will remain
only three days, SO call at once.
: St MARY Ronr.
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DISSATISFIED REPUBLICANS.

Reports from Iowa are to the effect
that the fight in the Republican ranks
in that state is carried on with increas-
ing bitterness. A large majority is
represented rs being against the Ad-
ministration. Iowa was the banner
Republican State last November.
Hayes majority was overwhelming,
yet to-day a majority are said to be
against him. Some denopnce his pol
icy aud others condemn him for having
accepted the Presidency without good,
clear title. In Ohio also the disaffec-
tion in the Republican ranks is spread
ing, though probably not to the same
extent as in Iowa. j. G.. Thompson,
Chairman of the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee, and one of the most
active Democrats in that State, is re.
ported 40 having said that the Deme'
cratic Convention would endorse the
administration of Hayes and carry the
State by q large majority against the
radical anti Hayes Republicans. This
report may be unfounded bat it is
doubtful if q wiser course conld be
adopted. Hayes is carrying out the
Democratic platform TO the letter, and
his policy should receive every possible
encouragement from the liberal ele-
ments Of the country. regardless OF
what their opinions of him as an in
dividual or the manner in which he
was elevated to the Presidency, may be.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-06

CHUTTLER FARM & FREIGHT WAGONS
CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND ,s
Rope. Augurs, Butts. .1..
iron. Anvils. Screws, 70.
Cumberland Coal Bolts. Steel.
Horse Nails. Borax. Bells,
A xle Grease. Bitts. Boilers,
Rahss. Headers. Mowers, ss
Door Locks, Betting
Wheelbarrows, Rabbit Metal say si
Wire, Griadstones. Machine Rxtras.
OK Yokes, BArbed Wire. Staples.
on Cans Of every description.
Drills Of all kinds. H..
W. oodenware. Teaketties, fF aa
b-ron Axles, Cutlery, ftsbHas.
Nuts, Patent Iroa Planes, s1.tsi
N-Aiis. Scissors, sh-boards, .l,ts.
EGG heaters, Tubs,
M-olassas Gates. Hinges,
U-rn Cocks. Hammers, ' "a 81
Chains, Hooks and Staples. fe
Cartridges. Flat Irons. iats lasfU.
Axes, Pumps. ETC., etc. .s t...s,..
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-06

d. @. BUTfEREIELp, formerly Of Elko.
has been arrested in San Francisco on
complaint of j. w. Pearson, who
alleges that he forged the name of
George Hearst to note for $500 and
in3aced bin, I Pssrsonl to take il pp,
thereby swindling him oat of that
ar,o,snt AVN az \. bAAa0J8 @T q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-06

'ThIRTr leading citizens in Colfax
equity. Nsb,. are Learning aa1esson of
respect for the law from William Sears,
Asuppeved murderer, Seyeral years
ego they fcrmed = mob and drove him
from his home by 5hrests- to hang him.
How - sstusns, aud snes them for
wSA3@a dsnssea- ytnen t,av cr
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