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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
COyA.ING's AMBITIONS.
sCHEMIvG WITH RANDALL FOR TnE PRESIDENCY
wORKING ALSO 70 Defeat LyAETS.

SCEEMlNt WITH RANDALL FOR TIE PElSfDENCG-
woRKING ALSO 70 defeat LyAETs.
10y TELEGRAPH To THH TRIBUNEi
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23-Thr air il full OF rumors
about Senator ConKling. The report that he was
clasctcd. in his commi,tce-room with Speaker Rai>
dali yesterday ia conlrmad and while some oi his
friends assert that the consultation solely in re-
gard 90 some pending railroad Legislation, the Sena
tor, cquivoca position OF the Presidential question
makes most Republicans SIX ptcll about Che truth
If the explanation. ne suspicious 0t yesterday jIIt
Lc has entered the conspiracy of the rev0ln.iOustS
in III, House 70 defit tine completion Of tic count
have ripcGeG into belief t0-',ay IN the minds OF
good many Of las party associates The prevailing
rumors TO tho part he i. to play and the reward
he is to receive may 10 him gricyous injustice but
they part % the current history of the present
political crisis and cannot DC kept ont Of print.
ItIs asserted t.at the Democrats depend upon him
to prevent the President Of the Senate from opening
the remaining certificates Sf,.- they unmasl, their
filhusrrns project in the House, and thar Oh the
Sd CT March Ie is himself 20 be elected President OF
the Senate b., combination between the Democrats
and eight or .ea Republicans whom he Is expected
20 control H. would thus become President Oh the
United stats for one year. WIKI his lnoriinate
vanity hr woId Of course feel confident that he
sorl1 secure REGULAR election next Fell. Another
! II.
can be put in the char Of tie senate but that he IS
going 20 oppose tar completion OF the count and sup
po.. lie bill which Mr. Field and ". Randall have
prepared FOR "a new election in May lie lmaginca
Ire has ininctce enough 10 pat 1t through the
Senate after it has passed the House.
Whether Senator CoAkiing IS in favor Of Gov.
HAYES becoming President not, il is certain that
he IL cndcayoling to get hold upon his adninistra-
lion. lie is taking time by the f'raocS ami prt-
dru.ly providing for contingencies, as sasacto"s
politician should. lie is pushing rGnddltr for a
place in Che Cabinet. His choice Is Representative
Plat. AID Inc position selected for him Is that OF
Uo..-ras,.r-,i. neral. To-day letter addressed to
" lis FI,e,ency Rutherford 3. Hayes. President of
the United states" was quetly circulated for sig
nature. at the instance OF NJ. C0uki.ng among the
R.p.biio.l members from. Nca-lorl. asking for Mr.
PLATE, appointment In this movement NJ Coak-
lin soak, 10 XIII two birds wfth ono 5tono. II he
succeeds c Will get devoted friend IN place con-
trolling .Lore patronage than any other Cabinet
office and be- viii al The SAM. slime keep Dir tYaFts
ont # .h, Cabinet. The latter object lac regards a.
Iuors important 10 h,s political future than tile
former Il BIZ Eyart, goes INTO tho state Depart
,reif and makes 4. success there Mr. CopkIhS !ca-
lies that the prloa5!liti's are that he VIII be
crowded out OF tie Senate Mt h" expiration ci his
rr...pu form.
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THE NATIONAL VOTE.
Continued from frs, Psg,.


cation by requesting the HOUSE to attend at tho hour
named.
The Republicans in the House and such Democrats
as oppose the lawlcss plot of the rcyolutoniss viii
come over and witness the count. Any attempt to
obstruct 1t IN tue Senate viii be pat down cut OF
order. There are duplicate tally sheets, one of
which Is in poss sson of the House teller5 aud the
other in that Of the senate eller All the unopened
certificates the possession Of the President Il
the Senate and any of them that may be Ecounted
when the fiustering begins win remain in his
custody. All thai Will have to be done 20 complete
the count Will be for him to open the certificates
and hand them to the tellers who will enter the
votes upon the tally sheet. The count will then be
officially recorded and the final result formally
ascertaincG ard declared.
If t NC objected that the proceeding is illegal be-
cause the President OF the Senate has right 20
c0nt the votes will be answered that lie does not
count them, bug merely opens tine certificates he
Is bound TO DO and hands them to the tcllcrs, who
make the count IN accordance with law. The fact
that the two House tcIlcrs refuse to a.
tend and produce the duplicate tally sheet
cannot lie held 10 inyadate the trns1c-
ton. ANY charge that the Electoral law has
been violated Will be met by the answer that the
violation Is on the part of a revolutionary faction in
the House who, To accomplish an unlawful pur-
pose have coaSpired to prevent the statute
from taking lis Republicans think that the
country would flliy approve this method OF check
mating the conspiracy of the desperate and reckless
minority II tie Democrats. The Tribunal created
by Democratic votes will have settled all the dis
puted points for which il was organized. The title
of GOV. Hayes to the Presidency viii he made clear
AMI his possession OF the cfce Will only depend up
on the formal opening of enc or two Uncontrolled
certificates remaining in the box. 1t 10 thought
public opinion will sustain the President of the sch
ate IN seeing tha the count is completed before
noon OF tht ith Of March.
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brotner in-lag, q. v siloIs = wa-nest, Jer,ey cay.
Friend. tntec TO aten Be. Ia5ra roA me Church Of
New York SUNDAY, the 18th, a. p.
HAZARD Departed his re on ,e stl st az Aiken 3 c.
Frances Minurn daughter Of IA1Aas H. Hazard Of Van
HoLr-on Thursay, Teb %. ofgasunoaia Mildred young.
est dausntel % lignry ah nary to' 10Y, East r,,,
fourth ST., On saturday, Foo. -, a. 10 O'Clock.
LEEK-At HayeInl, Mass te.. - Le i.ev John w. Leek,
HART, ri ard SewIIaven papers please copy.
IEN5sEN-On Thursday nothing, feL. ~, William Wilson
yoIlgst Eu.y Wilson and Arthur Leussen aged
The TsiaSrs AMI friends are respectfully invited attend
ts ass.a e' II MS 2a4ti 60 = @ guy arsst
MOORF-At sand spr.us, Non gomery c.. Ind, the
2st INST Of pncunoail Elizabeth D. youngest daughter Of
Jo. T. amt Anna l. Moore
Flashing papers please copy
MULFoRD-At stlsbnrrh eI.; Ia. sare MufOrlL widow
Funersl ON saturday, IL Ii Ia m.
PARKEe-At Passsc y J., Feo. D. Anna, Ste of Fredk
Faaer. services lt resideae, Park place Ryrt:
10 d. a. f,m4ns 10 be- GreeawooI
= { @ EN- p f4 a. as nv y. ABBY laugh
PURVEs-On Friday Fen. 3D. lary Louise, wife OF William
Rys AID friends are invited 10 attend the funeral services
az er residence 10 W1iIcAs1 Brooklyn, on Monday,
26th, Al 10 4. III.
So ~ HsrIesis Jerscy CIV Ganry j. outhmayd
Notice % funeral hereafter
1UCKER-on THURSDAY morning. Grace widow Of Fanuing
{. Tucker. III the ;>5th year oi hes a-e
The relatives aud friends Of IN Family respectfully re-
quest attend her funeral @ tie church Of ths incar
ration MldsOnlEc coz ilf iit'5i, "a SATURDAY morn
ins, a. ~ O'Clock
vAIENTISE-On Thursday FrD. ~, Mary Jane daughter
az trt llte Abraham G.. Valentine.
Relatives and friends are insi, attend the funeral
services at Georges square,
m5,,lay morning. Fe6. 28, iI.tp., I6o',lIc4.
VAN DOTSEE- Al IagCr Edge y. J., IN wednesday, Feb
DO.s.n. in III" UJtu year u ms age
FGncra serycs from hs late residence, saturday Feb
"a 10 O'Clock Trains 'sve foot OF Chambersst az
s:{ BIZ The y j. and y. y. Il Carriages Will be
tendance convey rieT.ds 10 thr house.
WOkK-Ou Thursday morning. 22d inst, Ellen Wool wife Of
Frank Work.
Funeral sery will held christ Church, Fifth and
Imry sunday afternoon 2JtI 81, at O'Clock
YOU NGS-On the 2lst inst. Daniel >. Noungs.
The relatives Of family respectfully
invited attend funeral from no late residence, No 3OA
Nest Ihrty-seCOndsL, saturday at o'clock y. HIS
Icmaius viii be taken 10 NOOGlaWn inte1ncat-
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship Gees see Ninth Pag:.l
aUHTVTn


Hoyie lth. with mdse aud pass % Henderson Bros -
GtaJ Aun., Bordeaux ~ days in ballast
BARK Cof Annapos wade 80 days. in ballast
Bark syaen Sort schvensen Calais 50 days. In ballast to
BarE Teaarf Nor) Petersen Liverpool 80 in bal
last Fluc Edye Co ARcoreds sandy Hook ior orders
Bark Marie lNor) Olsen. ST Thomas 10 dy 10 oAAs 10
B1. john l. Bowen of Boston,, Han, Pernambuco "a
day- win sugar % r. y. BOrlaad 49, - ,,...
Roads "a days with coffee TO Johnson Perry Co.. vessel 70
Brig Mary f. Punne OF Boston,. Eator, Caibarien II
days. with sugar 20 order, vessel TO Brett son q CO.
TO pI Eslsh Rass Z cS yes 10 r. IL smith Co.
Brig Joseph Clark, STALL PascaZoaa is days With lumoer
Schr. L. ;. Newman, NEWMAN AsaGzas ID days, with
Schf Isabel Maher san Bias IS days
sehr H. A. Hunt Coi Cape May Ross sasra days with
scr. Annie bliss, smmgs, NsO ledns Jan ~ with mo-
schr Franc ; PATERSON Geo zesOru s. c. 10 days. with
naval stores Ia Woolhouse & Ku!i. -
with al stores T. b. HurlJr,
schr Lotia b ard Perry. Mobile 10Y p, via savannah
Fen, 10, with mise to master g. 'o.-i 20 :'eS beGio
schr 4ryhe, Ferry PaclG.~. 800. - Win lumber .
master 10 bouno u Ne~pc7t =. J.
steamship city Of Dallas Tor fs.aandiua.
WISD-sUnsef. moderate F. =. p. ,odry.
.ANCHORED AT HA't' and.
Schr. Lizzie B. " Nichols, from i'J..s
schr. Daylight nom Portland
scar. Iie!cn Mar tOni Proy'uc' 'c.
Schr. Mimic 'Bl. from ~ J9h". -. d
SChT. T. g.. knight, from ur-lani
Schr. Mary J. Fisher from rrpyi''4'e
SER. JOAN y. lIu.si. from PrpyiG.'cs
Schr. Ring Dove hOn Providence.
Scnr. P0chd,sc, rom rroyit" nee.
schr. Mary = Page, irou PrUrIo'cce.
pI,fSrFE.
CHESTER fcuu. F.6. 23rhr n.l'p ohio ran into the
cut her two The OAlo's boa3 po@eiJp tho SchOoncrs
crew.
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TRANSACTIONS ~ DETAIL.
THE COMMISSIONS PROCEEDINGS.

THE COMMISSIONS PROCEEDINGS.
TuE RESOLUTIONS OFFERED AND TIE VOTE ON
EACn-ABsTRACT or "HE REPORT TO BE MADE
To CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The Electoral COM
mission reassemblei IN secret session al hdliraSt ~
o'clock tins morning. pusnIant to last evening aoJourn
IN, ami remained in consultation gu the Oregon
ur and onehalf hours At O'Clock the discussion being
concluded and Senator Thurman having been unable to
attend the sitting owing Illness recess was taken In
order to ascertain whether he would prefer coming TO
the Capitol or that the Commission should proceed TO
his residence and transact the business Incident to
taking a vote. A committee, consisting OF senators
Bayard and Frelinghuysen, was appointed for
this purpose and reported In due time that senator
Thurman preferred To receive the Commission 81 MS
house At O'Clock therefore, the other members Of the
Commission proceeded carriages " Senator Thur
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Where there Is continual dr,unng the back OF
the mOh, add Of the nasal
fi's and toa win haH yuI sD' mi sense NJ funess
the Lead. be not dcCe.y 4 s smpe cold
afflicted with tn2t sccule o THIS G. .te, Caarrh, the
- early bottles
CAFALHH REMEDY yI. entire
when confirmed Dr. PIRRrEr CODE. MEDICAL DISCOVERY
sIOUit b. used connection WIKI llair. These stand
ard medicine have been Jctrr rHe public many years and
attended .atItl
discussion Ui r.ilDus Treatment
tanned in The ieOUcs tUmMon ~e.sr deal Adviser, .
book hundred Tlgrssurae With two hundred
ami ccLtYtYO tngr2yin- bourl g 10th al GIT price. post
paid, ii % Address publishing Dti neat, DRILLS Dis
pensary, EuHA.1, y. I.
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tional and besides 7o v1raRto before the Supreme
Court some of whose member, have decided ag INST
Tilden, would be Intellectual
The Democrats OF tue caucus who favored the I'M
mediate resumpton OF the counting OF the electoral vote
express their surprise that those who advocate deiay
mustered in such strong force, and say that many
Democrats who will act differently had left the House
for residences before the announcement Tor tho
cancus. not surprising wOuld he hcid without
sufcrn notice aud besides, the siAtysx who voted Tor
DELAY scarcely Der one-third OF the Dono-
Gratis the House,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Nearly everybody seems TO be engaged IN
ClDnrt-InaSug, except GOV. Hayes. indianapolis Jour
nal Qiep)
The Democratic party must go before the
country clear record, and tbs IL do Dy SUD
hitting decision OF tine tribunal of its cred-
ton Memphis Appeal DEM
We believe that the better class of members
OF Congress- TAR from embarrassing tc President
in his Efforts the civil service, will lend MN
their hearty corporation Milwaukee Sentinel RepJ
That California farmer who offered to buy
Old Zach Tor 1900 must thought That there Ltd
been a decline III the price Of Cabinet officers since
MlTsAs purchase Of Bclkuap who sold for more thhl
ten times that sum-. Louisville COuriorJOurnal DeJ
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RENSSEL4ER AND SARATOGA.
AN AUTHORITATIVE CORRECTION.
TO tho Editor o. The Tribune

To The I'd Tor o. Inc Irtbune.
SIR In your analysis of the Report of the
Delaware and Hudson Cana Company, published in your
issue of the 2Ist you mortgage for 81 100000
had been made by this Company for the benefit OF tho
Canal Company and Of which they had made account
beg to state that mortgage of any kind has been
made since the date the lease and that the mortgage
Of 80 900 900 made prior thereto is the first aud only
lien upon the property and further that by the condi
lions Of the lease there is power TO further ncumber
the property dEo. H. ChAhEA
President OF the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Co.
Hep- York, Feb %, 1877.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 2l-1 a. m.-Yesterday after
moons downward curve u aprcssure briefly preceded
high northeastcry winds OF the night. The gain Of
warmth Thursday almost wholly lost yesterday
temperature shortly after midnight and before rain
began being near freezing point
Clearing weather be expected In this city ana
vicinity to-day. with cool winds. Warmer end partly
cloudy in general fair weather Is likely 10 follow ana
cnnflnuc through SnndlY.
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nuerai Aulcss.

BIars Pilis-TLe Great English Remedy for Govt and
Rhegmlts'u. Box 81 pills. II -, Dy mail II. PLANTEN
sos, gents, pa WllLn st. New YORK boi By druggsts
Keep best and cheapest SHIRTS IN the world
also, tOLLAi-' elegant styles best auiy' o. 90 per do%i
SIKH De-.
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A DFxlr-cArlNir Gos~r-A RUSH OF PoLiTI-
CLANS.
lBr TELEGRAPH r, rur RHUSsl

lBY TELEGRAPH r, ruE fMRUSEl
CoLi MBus Feb. 3. - Considerable Indignation
was caused this evening 10y the receipt OF news IRON
washington that the Democrats were using rs a
prrr.,f for their adjournment this afternoon an
article which appeared in The ohio state journal OF
yesterday ON Louisiana affairs the Democrats
assuming that the article WIS inspired by. Gov
Ha,cs The article referred 10 appears 10 have
I,.r originally communication. which was used rs
-, editorial in the. absence OF Gen. Comfy the
editor. who i, at his home very sick. The following
TELEGRAM wa, sent 70 Stanley Matthews this even
ing:
.r,o ,,.tca On Louisiana afcirr in TIE Hte Journal
vercriiv Was used by IN, young men IN carS 81 once
a1ar. during :hc severe illness OF zen ''ill.t' N,
i've. Is m 20 possible way POuslbc anu dH"McAi
linn viii suggest that hc mad nothing Ia gam bN IT,
80 IIyes ha, never modified his letter OF acceptance,
nor has lac authorized any ono 10 do 80 tor J. MN
Sneaker Of the Ohio House Of 2 preventative.
Similar dispatches were sent by Licut-tiov Young.
II j. stated ON what - considered good AMI response
hi, authority that senator sherman viii be chosen
~ Secretary of the Treasury, and that j. y. lyner
of Indiana. present PostInastcrGeneral, VIII
Inc continued at the head OF that depart
mont uuder Gov Haycss administration. Mr.
Tyu,r retention IL out # Difference 20 the earnest
soll,Itliion of senator Morton. large delegation
fro,n Indiana has been here urging his claims. \
DELEGATION fayoring Gen. Harrison has presented his
claims for recognition also. large number OF
li;,os frnm various states is in the city and the
,acuti vc office during the day has been Tiled with
onvious people waiting 20 get q hearing with Gov.
Haves. Among the visitors to-day was \. Banning
N.rfnn of IcXaS. toy. Hayes VIII n1t leave loT
Washington until next Thursday or Friday. Srna-
tor sherman returned Washington this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
NLDNiGHT WE1THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States, rising barometer,
northeast wni-. Cooler coudg. aud clearing weather
FOR N.w-En Gland, stationary falllnG, followed 10y
rising barometer northwest wndS, partly
cloudy and Clear weather.
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politics. These efforts and hopes ere probably All IN
vain The United States needs III its resources now ~
the central prop industry, commerce anu Le
national treasury by free trade legislation los nhJ
nlIa a .nnn.
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The Centennial has become part Of our. national
history. speaking Of history reminds that nothing o.
American Invention has done more credit hAn u Il
Rabbits
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~ Broadway, New-NOrA.
Best references send iJr boon u instruction.
Po,t-Oare Notice.. The ,or Tor the week entlug
sA1L hDN Fob - 1874 WI close Al ls Office on z -,
t1a.,si5,s On N-Da9 az IS No. ,oF EuIofo ~
seamSn ID china via enc usiOSn; gu lhl hSDA1 AT lI5O
LlfOpt by ...sIp fou.iy ahiA VIA plymouth,
ClprDOar.s IdmouIy! on 0Afl tDA1 az II A. NJ Tor
Germany France scotland AMI NUith oi ireland 70
by 1 stl-rT ust DO sp-ciay addressed!
sim Ancnoria, wa Moylic aud GlassO~ and ~ II NJ,
fo France direct d. steamship tuuL, wa aNfe ana az
il.5O d Lilo Tor ssimany bY steamship Hcrmrn south
sn,ou and Bremen (,ir s.I O Great Briam ard
dress) The steamships nevada emma and 81 tannc do not
halls DtlsuAre, sweden dtt norway Lle ulas
for Nassau, y. r, VA. leave NeN.fOrk heb. - ihs
mails the " r-t Indies VIA III Ndui, Val cave Newl ork
Fru. - Tie mails Tor RICO direct. viii leave New
YORK. March D. The mails Tor Au-Iana vii eaye van
Frar,cO Feb ~ The malls cor china and Japan VIII rNo
san Francisco March !. T. l. JAdt.' fnslmastrr
NEw.l ORA. Feb ~, 1871.
To the Friends of City Mis.iCus APPEAL FOR % Il
POOt"1hc t1ty Mission Ia accordance WIN IL toI tu
anal plans, particularly CHARGED sth tle
cessity h constantly brought IN the
and helpless. To relieve thC temporal necessities 4
they meet The Vi -inar, ca = cir adj
agenc Is thai purpose aud IL found
distributing such relief ~ Association iOr impON ton
Jition poor 30. 80 Battle House. Thoroughly
The executive Committee OF the Gay Mission having conn
dence knowledge and JudgrHt ~ IA CITY Missionaries.
and believing that present peculiarly trying TO
worthy and deserving poor do heart y commend thc As
friends CITY Missions an would earnestly that liberal
contributions be sou st the "fher ot the Association,
Bible House that dsr and sufiefns 30 reNs
lent Al this anie may DC a4eE attd .,,.,,,,, a.,
A. h. NETWORK, Chairman.
l. l. JACKSON. SECRETARY.
City AIsslon, ~ Bto'e lio45e.
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You NAV cure your Cold 81 Rhcunatlsm and lessen
your susceptibility renewed l.t.tNS Oi ths
RUSSIAN NAPCB B.iiIs No. 2J Las, fourtii-st.
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THE STATE or Trade
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, n. G., Feb. 23.spiriis Tnrpentne Gun NJ
SSc RO-in firm 90 Tor STRAINED Crude Iurpe1ilhe
81 10 Hard ~ 10 for Yellow Dip and % 30 for
Virgin Tar steady al 81 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

DR.. shaw IA making remarkable IN this city and
throughout the whole country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

Every Mond y's Witness cOn.ails o Home Department
chieay made up OF letters from Latleg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

POST-UATTT!IO Don Wednesday, Feb. 81, at the Fifth
Avenlc Eapusi CHURCH, BY - z TOs. Armitage ID. D.
Elmer J. Post t. May D. Hi:..a.-, bJta OI Ssw-York.
~ NoAces ~ Aarriage5 INST be isiorsel rih AL
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram rty by
divisions Of time
oscillations Of
fhr rnrrr rhnrlnr thoarhn "a
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PGIea.s, trademarks. &C..

secured IN tie Just states iorign countries by
AGTIiU Il Y. BRiE~EN = fAiESt AGENCY,
~ BloGaNAy, NeW-NUrA.
u fraFar Gam f.t~f p.,s ,fIu IL urti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

CHESTER fcuu F,o. 23-rhr risI'D Ohio into the
schr. r. Idrl blow Eiou'p -..r- Ills and
cut hex IN two. The OO's b'l3 pc@eiJp the ScoonCrs
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lssrssrsSfs LEVIED.

nAYrON GOLD AND nILvEn
- NIHIN0 OOkPANY.-Location Of ptnei'
pt,i p. place Of business ssa Francisco osn''''
Location Of works. Dsvirs Gate District
No,ics is hsssby given thss si meeting d
The Board OF Dlpetors. hsld on he ninth day
Of November, is1I. an sssesmsnt lNo. u q
Twenty.nss Gents per shsrs wss lsvisd upon The
capital stock OF the corporation, parable I'm
mediAtely, IN United utstes gold csin. 70 the
Bseretary, at the Compsny's once. noon y.
Haywards Buildins. No tls California street.
ean Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this asssasment
shall remain unpaid on the isth day OF De
eember. l5I7. Will b dslinqusnt. and advsr'
tised for sale q public auction. and unlss. pey'
msnt 10 made bsiorv, will b soId on FRIDAY.
the FOURTH day of jANUAkY, 1873, 70 pay III
delinquent assessment. together with costs o'
advertising and sxpsnsss Of sals.
By ordsr Of the Board Of Directors.
". Z. DEAN, Sscrstafy.
0nios-Room 70 Hay szrd's Building. No. tis
California street. San Francisco. California.
noll "a
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Don't be 50 Foolish.

Old Farmer Pstiengil went into his
house one day. and caught John. the
hired man. huggipg Mrs. Petieneil.
The farmer said nothing. aud went
out into the hsld.
After dinner ho wanted John for
something. bat John could not be found.
lie went ut last into Johns room.
where the latter was found gu his knees.
busily engaged in packing his trunk.
What's the matter. Johnr" said II.
"Oh, nothing" said John.
"what are you packing your trunk
forl"
elm going away"
"Going away. What are YOU going
away for. Johnf"
"oh. you know" answered John.
"No, I don't know, either. rejoined
Mr.. p. "Come. give me reason for
your sudden desire TO 20 away"
swell. msskly replied John. "you
saw what was doing this morning"
"Oh, pshaw - laughed p, don't be
40 foolish. II YOU and can't hug the
old woman enough. I'll hire another
man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-24
NORTH nAYTON GOLD AnI

NrORrH nAYTON GOLD AND
IN SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location
o. principal place Of bu'in'''. san Francisco,
CsHfornis.
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF
the hoard Of Dirsctors, held on the 18Th day OF
OCTOBER, 1871, an sssessment (No. ~ OF Ten
(io) Csnts per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin, to
the Secretary. at the once OF the Company,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 3cth day Of November.
1877, will BE- delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public anetlon. and unless pay ment
10 made before viii he cold On sATUhDAY.
the FiYrtFNrH day OF December. t5ff. %
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF Advertising and sxpsnsss OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Dlrectors.
n o. ouLvkRWkLL, Beerstayy.
oAcs - 10 saessnnts stssea. saa yr.s-
deco. oa,ifsrnsA eessed