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The Press and Banner.
~ABbEIVIILE, -. c.
BY l:I,;AI WILSON.

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lticnt is delayed.
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and other maltrr ,f = personal or prlfa.c
rature Ms;ll lM eiiar.sul fci ~ the usual
adv crtisiug raLcS.
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price.
Our Job Department
is we'll s.?rdWi with material for Jol
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teal printer and will give his nars'MAi
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J. Y. JONES,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Shorif''s Office, Jan. |, 1877.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ABBEvILIE G.. H, SC. :
MN ESSRS. w. G. BENNETT
lVH AND T.. g. GKAYDON
with myself will constitute the
Board OF Examiners. ..Teachers can
apply after LIST january, 1877. Tho law
cquires all Teachers of Public Schools
to be examined annually. ~
will appoint the Trustees for tho
School Districts next week.
The schools will not open before the
lst February, 1877.
JOHN A. WEIR,
School Commissioners.
Dec. q, 1876. At. =
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

n WILL sell the Personal Property
of John A. Hamilton. deceased,
on Friday, the 18th JANUARY IN
SLANT, ut his late residence two
miles South East Of Abbeville Court
House. '"17
Terms cash. Sc - II
j. G. HAMILTON,
Administrator.
Jan. 8, 1877.
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Notice..

4 LII PERSONS interested in estate Of
~ J. q. CARTER, deceased, are
hereby notified to appear OH the 18th
of January, 1877, ut Abbeville Court
House in the Office of Proaate Judge
for q final settlement.
J. G. CARTER,
Executor. d.
Dec. q, 1870. -. t.a %,
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted to Par
IA ker Il. Perrin are expected to
Call and settle their ACCOUNTS ut
ono without further.notice.
Jan. 3, 1877.
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NOTICE..

Will be Sold by the Under
signed at Abbeville
Court House on
Sale Day
The First Monday. in February Next
THAT tract of land in Abbeyille
County on Little River containing
Five Hundred and Forty
Five Acres
more or less, bounded by lands of the
estate of James II Liddell deceased,
Leroy Wilson and others. Assigned
to NE for payment Of debts.
Terms of Salo--- One-half Of tho
purchase money to be paid in cash,
and the balance, OIL q credit of twelve
months, with interest at ten per cent.
per annum, to be secured by bond with
personal security, and a mortgage OF
the premises.
Tho purchaser to pay tho Taxes for
last year.
WOLF ROSENBERG,
Assignee of
G. A. VISANSKA.
Jan 2,lS77.
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|ThG STATE OF SOlIl CdlOllld,
County Of Abbeville.
Sheriff g Sale.
David Lewie, Plaintiff,
against
Garrison A. Visanska, Defendant,
Wolf Rosenberg, Respondent,
against
David Lewie, Appellant.
BY virtue of the judgment of fore
closure of the Circuit Court Ill the
former case, and OF tho Supreme
Court in the latter case, | will sell, as
the property Of the said Garrison a.
Visanska, on.Sale Day III February
next, at Abbcville Court House, the
tract of land, known as the
BELCHER PLANTATION
situate in Abbeville County, adjoining
lands of Thomas Thomson. Mrs. Nc
Comb, and others, containing ons
thousand and fifty acres, more or less
Terms of Sale.-One-fourth OF the
purchase money to>be paid In cash,
and the balance, with interest from
day of sale, to be paid within six
months from tho day of sale, and
to he secured by bond with personal
security, aud q mortgage of the premi-
scs.
J. Y. JONES,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sborifr's Office. Ian. |. 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
A sharp Thief.

A week ego yesterday an Italian
known by the name of Joe hired
horse of Montana to go to Riconzopi's
ranch in Paradise Valley. from which
place he promised to return IN three
days. A day or two afterwards
Montana saw DIR. RiconEoni in town,
and inquired if he had seen Joe, and
was surprised to learn that no such per
sou bad been to his ranch. This led
him 10 suspect that Joe bad played him,
aud he was confirmed in this belief by
men who saw Joe on the Camp Nc
Dermit road. Inquiry in that direction
led to the discovery that the horse had
been A" soaked to somebody near
Camp McDermit for $40, and that Joe
had departed for parts unknown He
probably went to Silver City, Idaho. or
Canyon City, Oregon. Montana will
take steps to recover bis horse, and he
wonld like Co ascertain the whereabouts
OF the thief.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
Bold rrnmps.

party of tramps. intent on having
n free rlde. rrsed the door of - box
car partly open. at the depot yesterday,
and sqptez a themselves into the car
Having hx.d themselves inside. one of
the number who renained outside.
probably with the intention of waiting
Tor the next train. 1T the door spring
back 20 is place. This feat was ac-
complshed while the car was locked
aud without breaking the seal on the
door. They were detected by Que of
the yard men, and compelled to vacate,
much against their will.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
CAMP GcDERMIr NOTES.
Bids for Furnishing Wood and
Buying Mules.

Camp McDERMIT. May 2.
The lowest bids for supplying wood
for the Post were as follows:
G Bowling. mountain mahogany at
$50 coin per cord.
Some gentleman from Winnemucca
put in n bid for soft God. limbs at S32
per cord; soft wood, split ct 1874.
delivered at the Post, and So so per
cord at Winnemucca As one cord of
hard wood is equivalent TO one aud
three fourth cords of soft, l am under
IN" impression the bid for mahogany
will be accepted.
Nine mules were sold to-day at
auction. and bronght prices varying
from $40 to S75 each. F. P.
Brougham bought six; Fl Hoppin, one
for $75; John Vance. one for SIS, and
con Ryan. enc. These mules were not
condemned, but were sold for the
reason that the transportation of
Government stores is now done by con-
tract. Mr. b. Fisher, of Paradise
Valley had the lowest bid for barley
2 49, 100 cents per pound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

The jury in the case of the State of
Nevada Va. r. II. Croker. stood AS
follows, rs we learn from one of the
the jurymtn:
First ballot For murder 10 first
degr~e. 8; second degree, 3; man
slaughter, /.
Second ballot 6rst degree, 8; second
degree, 3.
Third ballot first degree. 10; second
degree. 2.
Fourth ballot-first degree, 10; second
degree, 2.
Fifth ballot-irst degree, 10; second
degree. 2,
sixth ballot FIRST degree, IL; second
degree, !.
Seventh. and last ballot. taken this
morning, first degree, IL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

George Cornwall, passenger con
dncter on the HnmhoId d vision of
tie Central Pacific Railroad. from TIE
tiuIe the road was bullr uutil about two
wears ago. AID one of the most popular
railroad mrn that ever punched n
ticket. arrived here yesterday from
San Francisco P. II. O'Brien. OF
lone City. California. arrived here
Wednesday with fine thoroughbred
stallion which he rode over the entire
distance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

District Attorney Harding concluded
his argument for the State in the
Crozier case yesterday afternoon. and
last evening the case was submitted to
the jury. Several persons remained in
the Courtroom until late hour, ex-
pecting the jury would find verdict,
but in this they were disappointed.
Rumors were afoat this morning that
the jury could not agree as to the
degree of murder. and that some were
for acqnittal. 1t was impossible to
trace these reports to any authentic
source and, as the jury was locked up
all night, no outsider knew how they
stood.
At half past o'clock this morning
the jury were taken into Court, and
returned the following verdict:
State of Nevada va. r. H. Crozier,
We the jury herein, End the defendant,
Robert II. CroEier, guilty of murder in
the first degree.
The defendant heard the dreadful
verdict without apparent emotion. and
next Wednesday May 8. was fixed by
the Court for pronouncing judgment
in accordance with the verdict.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
No Excuse For Being sick.

No person can use roschee's German Syrup
without reitil & immedias relief and cure.
We have the fret Gaze Of Coughs, Colds or
Consumption, or any disease of the 1hi oat
and Lungs ye' to hear frt m that has not
been cured. We have distributed every year,
for three years. over 2bO,G Sample Bottles
by Druggists in ali parts Of the United States
No other Manufacturer of Medicines ever
gave their pref arations such test as this
6oto your draegist and get bottle for rs
cents and ny it Two doses wall relieve you
Sample Bottles 10 cents each.
Agents Crane l. brigham, Wholesale drug
gists San FranCisco. jan2-ly
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OBITUARY.
CAMP McDERMrT. New, !
MAY 2. 1877 {

May q, 1911
It is with sincere regret that | have
to announce the death of Mr.. Taylor
Hardin. nephew of Col. Hardin OF
Quin River Valley. while hitcbiug
up his team at the P. C. Ranch, on last
Saturday. Mr. Hardin was kicked b,
vicious horse, and received such sc
we're internal injuries as to render his
recovery entirely problematical H
was attended by Mr.. Geo. NJ Kober.
post surgeon at Camp McDermit. New.
but despite the resources of science
aud the care lavlshed on him bv bis
many and sincere friends, he did Cor
L should rather say. slept; so calm and
gradual was the transifion.) at 1880 on
the evening of the 29th
Mr.. Hardin was a refined and ednca-
ted gentleman in the widest accepta-
ton of the term, and no encomiams ]
could bestow upon him, would give nm
idea of his worth as estimated by those
who knew him best
The remains have been taken to
California for interment in the family
cemetery and it may be some consoln-
ton 10 his bereaved rel tives. to know
that. in this, their deep efdiction. they
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the in
habitants of Qnin River Valley. who,
while they deplore his nntimelv de-
cease. console themselves with this re-
q ciioa: That their loss, is to him, a
glorious and eternal gain.
JAMES Hurst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

Thirteen cars OF emi2rants passed
through last night. OF the $40 or
more persons IN these cars. fully three
fonrths. from Whist We could learn
Were going west In search OF eml 10y
ment. We have beard rallroad met
remark, that passengers who go west
On the express train, Start eastward Oh
the emigrant trains aid those Who GO
west on the emigrant cars, return ON
foot,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
F,our for Eureka.

Charles Ksmler. proprietor of the
Winnemncca FIGURING Mills, shipped
TO Eureka to day. three car loads of
-four Ibis will be welcome news to
those Eurekans who have been paying
50 30 per 100 pounds. for Mormon
-four. of an inferior quality
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

The ladies Who have taken an inter
est in the eutertainuents given for the
purpose OF raising money TO bnild
sidewalk on Upper Bridge street. are
requested to meet at the church at 2
o clock to- morrow. Saturday AFTERNOON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
Fer sale.

Raven, Bacon h Co.. Piano and . Howe's
Family sewing Machine. both in good order.
The Piano VIII be sold for $3.50 and the ina
shine for $40. For further particulars inquire
at Conards Furniture store apIS-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

WHAT CaEpESTIALs OF GLENN SUI PIruR
HoARS firstly Ii Is endorsed by medical men
~ . diAnfectGFt, deodoriEer, and remedy for
local diseases of the shin. secondly. 1t Is an
admirable article for toilet use. Thirdly, It
ts inexpensive, A
Beauty without sssk with Hills Instan-
saaeous Hair Dye. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
On n Prospecting Tour.

Professor w. T. Stewart passed
through Yesterday bound for Elko to
join Governor Bradley With whom be
intends 10 uiabe an extended prospect
ing tonr through the miuing camps
aud agricultural valleys OF Central aud
Eastern Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
@harthorn Cattle.

s. F. Lection will have for sale here
next week. several head Of Shorthorn
cattle. They were imported from
Kentucky last fill aud winttred in
Baker county. Oregon. from which
place they are now being driven to
Winuemucca
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indi. cretions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay Il SIS o. manhood etc. I will
Sc nd n recile that will cue you, FREE or
ChARGi, This great dy was discovered
by u missionary in south America. Send a
self-addIess ed envelope to the REV JOSEPH 7.
lNMAr, Station ID, Bible House. New York
City
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
Shorthorned Cattle

Cy r. LECTION. OF BOURBON COUNTY
- Kentucky will have for sale. at NJ ntana's
stable, on abe IL OF May, thirteen Shorthorn
cestls. wslRe hulls and heifer.
Mag Q, lsz0 slN. tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

A pool tax receipt book, containing City
receipts, numbered from 5000 to 3 obO, inrlu-
sive. The buck WAS dropped betw,cn the
urt.house and depot. The book il OF no
value to any one except the Afsess The
finder viii he lihsrally rewarded upon ltay-
ing the boos at this Office. splv 2w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04

The Pay Car of the C., P. r. r.
which has been to Ogden distributing
coin among the employees Of the com
rany. reached here last evening and
remained AL night
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
Paradise Agent.

B, f. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the suVER STATE
in Paradise Valley.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

jos. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
SR Litton. Ks.
EIamb IT. wife ard child, Ne.
Mrs X "A : eonard and children, Silver CITY.
Il Brown. / 4uapoiis.
Willis ia ,llng. city.
Inlay, Caslt0rpiA.
: White %
Ep Loyeioy Nadsworth.
Geo Myers, Bggs STATEN.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


E. Remnant & Co.. received car
load of fencing wire yesterday. for
Col. Hardin, Of Quin river, who is
fencing IN hay lands.
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Winnemucca Hotel.

ID. GEHOUX. PBoPRwToR.
c Emery, Paradise.
y " Grceha ell, Rye Patch.
John Rain. kodago.
Budget Mullen. san Louis obisPo.
Il r. lottaL, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
Central Hotei

HINEtY BROS PRoPnIEroHs.
Hobart luther, Paradise.
III Dalzel, San Francisco.
Mr. Bane. Humboldt.
James AthAN ay,
John Williams,
Dir Goohart. MIL City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-04
SAN FnANoI-Co STOCK REPORT
Last Evenings Board i.

Lass Evenings Board
270 Ely 3h 81
$50 Eureka 1919
40 Leopard / SOC
470 N Belize ~ Az
500 ManhAyfe' bT
225 ID, frees l35c
$50 Graud PiIz- 500 3X
1900 Modoc ~ 255
100 New Ceap ia
800 Leeds / u ,i5e
so g Ghnfiat 3J0c
$50 Cain IS 2S19
1925 Con Va z5I %
174O Gould & ufy 4 425c
GAG Yellow jacket a.. 40
495 b Il - i3@4 IA
$50 rolut 51s al
4uO O,eruan l2A l2M
3I5 9 Nevada "a 240
10 Alpha l0A 10
800 Union 295c
10 Coz ddence zoe
1000 OpbIr ~ ll%
800 Caledonia i91 lS5
1926 Imperial 80 Toe
4o0 Bnlilou go 2z0c
20 Belcher a.
1880 Fl a. n l4nc 1865
1875 Savage ga 80
60U Mexican & 5$4
1890 Juha 81 Boz
10 Utah ca
$50 hpllar 81 BIZ
800 Excheqner 2 ~
80 Justice So SIS
This Mornings Board.
$50 OphIr IL l2H
100 Mexican 6% ~
2490 Goaid & Curry 81 81
400 3 Il b Is l6H
l345 CD. 3i#4 81
6s0 SNvvge 80 3'+
1850 Goa va - 3l4
20 Chollar 30 80
9l5 II d n . 205
1900 G Pmut ga 81
$50 yellow Jacket oI 5H
1870 Imperial 80 SOC
50 k-idnck "a
24o Alpha llh IL
go Belcher "a ~
$50 Confidence 81 3
go 5 Nevada "a $50
% Uthh b4 Us
400 Buhon - $50
470 Eucheqner go ~
400 Overn,au 1874 10
- seq Geleh,r II az
$50 Justice
675 Udon 3 so
525 julia 81 -
1000 taled"na 215
GoIa, liver and Currency.
San Francisco. May 4,
silver 50 Gh
Trades - 95l9
Greenbacks "a 95A
Gold op- ned iu New York to-day at ca
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jos. OEBAAlN. PRoPnEToR.
, 1877-11-16
ny TELEGRAPH.
F0nEI0N CITIES.

FOREIGN CITIES.
The following wsEs recsYadby thu Chicago Board Of
IEade:
Llvt2sooI. .NoY.i3.-Fytme Een pork-EAaeta. eaa;
WestsEn4 new, s9s- D3con-Cumbctiand4 IL; short
rba 4ts; long clear, &1s u: short clear, as Cd,
shouiaers a7s I'd, hsm& ~. LsrJ, t1s6d rFns nraa
beet 8st tndls msA beet loA; exgs Indts mess tl0s
Cheeae. ~ 81. Tallow. 41s ID.
Loxtox. Nov. l3-Lt1stpool-Wheat held dfmiJ,
Corn qaftt Marx lsue- -CsrEaea Oh cosst-Mheat tAlf
arcEaza No. spring. 5lsststa. carEo~t psssake-
Wheat saa cora sesy On ras4sSe tor the Eai.ed King
dom for ports Of call and direct pof; Wheat aud nouf
t,4tt, 900 ats; cora. 31snon 0rs-
SAtc1ai DtpueA IN RE Chicago Tribune.
L1FRnrooL+ Nov. l3-lt:o0 :. .m.-0HAtx-Wheat-
Water, No. l. ts obi No J. ~ 81, spring. No. l, lis
t1 No. X los %ai While NJ. I. ia 1U4, No. :, In
als club No !. is ID; No. 1 in t01. Cora-No. !,
la 3j1 No. l. .aN
fRovIsloxt-Furk sos. Lard. ~ cd.
Lsyssrool- Ner. ls.-CoFsux-AoIefsas ineuisys
Gs4svkd; saltA sGD oAluet spdeglslIon and eznoFt.
1A1s AR.ssiesn, Auu-
Neutrality-suspicious. vhlts wheat, I2s ed1l9s
loI, do club, Ia auss ID: No. "a No. red West
spring. l0t +aslls Id; do winles, los odxtls a.
Elour-E4t1a New YORK. 7sA cesu-Ws4tern mixed,
1,,4 - ~ OaA-AsAFteaA. " Barlsy--AAs1icau.
IN I'd.
psAs-Csaadtau, 37a
cLovxs.s4xp-AmesteAn. 4s03os.
PAovlsloH4-Aess pssk. ~ Prime mas bisf, e4s
d. Baoea-loax elssr. ~ ad; shsft elsas. sls d.
l2{d-ARkficAo 4as w.
Cux4AE-Ftue American. asA.
TALLow-ftna American, 20 Sd.
FxrkoLauA~s ~splTi4A II u, Eaaatd do, 1ts "a.
L14eAAn Ou-AA ID.
Ix2tx-5s 3A45s ID; rals. IL.
, 1877-11-16


HOG fR0DuCTs-WcFo mora artive. and generally
hrer, though to the extent warranted by tho nd
vauca In hugs u tue stock iarls There WA lltsta
change In tho of adticcs f5um otLcr points, and
better tsaud eTc but buycrs vera not willing 10 pay
hHncf prices except pork In wh1oh tbese little
more speculation tsIAn heretofore. Tho packers arc
making tts PORK just now barrels being dnl. and for
that vcaaon operators regarded PORK tio better
Investment than prcr!ou,y The exports Of psovialVus
continue large tor The season.
MxsR ronk-Was In better demand, and trutr, Jan.
uafy aasancy 59!salsc per br and costng Tie higher
than ths previous afternoon. sales reported Of
soo br!s cash At Sl2. 3ti a0 br's u In ota> 1t
412.hO. $50 bfs seilcr November 1t $t2lsat3 %,
i7o bss Keller tho yeas At et9 9os and H. $50
bFls seltr January Mt $t1 Total GEO brtA
THIS market closed stfaiy At - as6al3an fnr Apott
&l2.11IJ ~ far November, sta i14 27M st.trt tho
Jrart IL IS socF JaausSys and st2. aosl2so
lfime mess porx ~. quoted At sl1.oco1Iaa, and
LAnp-Whs fathrr tnUre active and steal1tt At the
advanced tilets " the afternoon, with MOD.
II sasn u: i%T ,ciitr he yssf !. szs7so
7Es 7.2A, ten Keller january y ~ A5. Di.e. TUia
4Dtca. The Mafkrt rlusctl nflH at 81. .sekNbO yer
10! lts fur Utai $7n1a 20 for ncH spot: u. tt4at
MAA!s-SeFc IN laf ru,uest cohsidsrtnE the weath.
weIU NOT Offering helr property ftrly. Halsa werc
1SpoESd Eny! # ~ y ~ h!s e tYlsr n! p1s,y ssas
6ci no !s lang reariAt TO- ID: 37i DO II 1xct
y. uD In shtft ctnra II tIscj sp bxs long soft
ElrAr1 1t Htsr& lh tHf In hams and II lUsJ
7ct sud $50 has long ctt hklns. Afllvt kurrntef It
Nic,. Tbs market closed II the following sauxe ot
, 1877-11-16
by TELEGRAPH.
NEV YORK.

,,..,.' Una
1osh6 Htdsfrn AstoesHtfd 4rksss
ut 1uaY with sarc. In the interim at 1o1x. car.
rI}ng rstca o.; md Z ~
sl!yet u Aoaooa unenanfed' Here. silver bars,
12o.s IN currency; ll1.s In gold. Silver coin, h0
:; discount. ......
Usu.aa. 80. ... t..ss
Na|3oaa oonua were aHong' chicago d North
western consolidated gold coupons adrancel 10
DIX, llanalhsI d 81. Joseph consolidated to snv.
%. I,.d n..,. .. ma f.rM..'', " ~ eouNt
Fsclc Of Missouri ersts 10 i9H. Dhio 4 tlis.i..,rs
ii nn.ni,5a III ~ nS " ~ ""a' ~a'e - AeAus'p'
's,.Is hnnas ws,s arn
STOCK mafict wcax AZ tbs onen,n, nd r.,,..
, 1877-11-16


I!ere IL shown \ probable deficiency IN tho amp.
piles which England may receive from foreign
countries Of moro than J, 000, TOO cwt. The stocks
IN tho United Kingdom wcso nearly 1000. 900 cwt
less on tho 1st of September last than tho Int Of
September, 1870. This increases the deficiency 10
fully L. 300, 000 cwt or about per cent. and II Ia
suf1cisAtly largo to b. worthy Of confederation,
Higher prices maJ eauso an increase Of shipments
from many sources, and the auducn termination OF
tho kuseu. .Turklah war mny open supplies that can
not now be rcAchod, uut thcao matters are iu the
future. We simply take tho situation ns VIC Gnh
III and 1t certainly docs not promise such an excess
Of supplies Of nour and wheat that prices below tho
AVERAGE can bs reasonably expected
GOODS RECEIVED
Chicago cnstoms Nov. Is: O. sakeTzewaki, 2cascs
musical instruments; John W, Wills. 10 catcs
mustsrd; Morrison, rlummor i Co.. case drug
aundrics; Doyd. Luuham i Co.. S46 bags salt;
Wcst + Co.. o cases shells, lockwood Rrothers, s
cascs macarEonl; Koh1aaat L Co., s eaacs Ynrn;
schott 1fess Il Co., cases Of toys; Wilson
Brnfhers, ! case Of hose. Amount collected,
$3U7,f0.
, 1877-11-16
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wcre alcd TOT record
Thurshay, N,.. Is:
ntTy PEnrxRTf.
UAlcn It, lei II ! Of TwentJ.secoAd tt, r l. 20
It 10 Union place. improved, aa.rd Nor. 7...4 20
West ALanaa Il. nj Il y OF L6on1fa II n I. nm
tlrided n Of 60xler ~ Il. dated ct. 4 1878 1U31
Hubbard It. 3tI Il v Of Isotty II. II. 2AH04 Il,
1ses s'sis T. ISL GG' II s:s Gc.So ~. " aix
1aak #. improved. dated Nov. J............. a4nl
Ross Il. sang NJ ths st9vo. dasca Nov I5... AtW
Nrst Twelfth It. nras Rockwell st.s 4aft.
running tn Fillmore II, dated sIrt. tn...... e1sn
Portland nS. 3CGl It Uf Thirty .nrst II. y I, 35x
l25 IT, dAftd tct. 1i...... ................ 40
North llattet n. rs Il : pf aophia II, Y T. Hx
t!t g. II, uatet Nov iA... ......... ...... 4 600
VISIT Lftr !tr q. 10 II Of 1AsRa IT, nj. liz
& K T. :. aa1s,t ,fa, H9T Il r,s i. 800
IHprote,i. da,ra 0ct. =. -. aap
Wfss Fifteenth It, l17A ftt Of Union IT, nl,
2hx71 II, improved. dAtcd Nov. t4........ 500
WrAt Huron 1t, 80 Il 0r btckertilke 1t, d +.
.5Ii35 n, dated nor. H.. 13.......+.......,.... 40
6rdIxIck it, 2laf{ II 4 Of Mtnon1nte II. nf,
Mn4l7iacd n OF 251IH It. improved, dated
Dssn H. III iii, II 81 Wr.t La9s i III
s,,ct;t s,r i, ny * ~ Z, 100
I41i25 ii, improved, dated July .a.......... 1on,
koKrM OF Cirf LtNlTs WlTJits RAbIEs OF sEvk1
A1LxhDF THE cnrRr nnrtK.
Fullerton nY. Al n " Of Snrth Clark u. 4 I.
.5xi7i lilo II. Haiei t,ct. O. -..4 1,0
tocTh " CRY LtMtfs wlfnlh hAnlus or sEvkx
MtLks Gf TlIK Cntltrsttot SE.
lrd)nnA ~, n Y cor OF Elft5.scVenth tt, r r.
liDIlal.t It with Other Prepertytt dated
HQvs 26uU