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RICHMOND MARKETS.

s.
-E Country Produce. - -.
implies: Small, $1.5o@S2; large, $2.25@$3
Beesicar: 2Sc. a ID.
so Satf ff5 pslme 70 ch0ee Se0w s'S'e' 'a'r
so Corn Msal: 55@57c. q bushel for country.
pe Rstsa s5H a nRssisd e $751; s
i1 Eds NJ In barrels, dozeu: IN crates 20
Feathers: Prime l1ve-soose. 4o@5oc; common,
FL ETarseea: al .1o@sl.2 20 p bushel. ,,.-.--?
Hay: Virginia timothy, 75@ebc.; clover, 90 TOO.
:: outs: Bafed. 60@65c. - - -t'<@ al
RoiSioss lss barrel sfas doek,
ps5s S fssssas' s sSa.aEss n s 3
Lard. C2untTy. i2gdS3c. hs.;z~ -
Sgsmae: s 75e. @s1.s5. according to quality.
Baled StraoS 59@95c. - E}:'
Tenaison: Hams and saddles, 10@12c. !,
q Wool: Washed. 30 @32c.: unwashed, 16@22c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosendale, 81. 5@$1.76 p barrel james
dian h,T Rock, sl:io Koeksnd accord
se hsssI s asRs s sstsssS Ss
.t,@ - DRY Goods.
Brop, sheettngs and Shtrtin or. ID Nanches.
s isT can 5sHes R kSsl, ~ Maqsassss: Sse
James Rser, bs Gran,ts sS re. Granite.
VIE, e - Rockbrdge, &c; x Rockbride, s9e
2snss'Gfa ssbs sssss'4ss Sy So p
s, Sssafssa sns AYssstagss VAN
TO-; a. Home loY sc;,, "A ONEIDA a.
Sc: g. sca ss MetSsaas ast PEG Ps
ter6oirougn, 5ci lo-4 Walthan, 3oe.; l0-a City
Brssos Drills; Petersburg, ne !; eranisevllle,
:: esrse! jeans: Pavonia, &C.; Amoskeag. 1oc.: ;
A peaiaas: Harlem 12se; Boston steam a1ns; ee
mond, 7e.; spragSe, 7c;; ,hanenssser, 7c;: Wash
ioSS g; 6 eaea Ps ; Arnold I'D 4 ae
Anloskeag. 64c.; Wamsutta, bAc. i.
CGnlbrics: Rice, &C: Enaaish. &c. :.
- al Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c. :.
sssSa sys ! ss75 case of four dozen
ee SakRsssasi: 81 sia N. ,.....g;,
EatrGet o. &, Lo9t0o eN1l !sc' Il -.ei.s rf
OILS: Linseed: Soc; machine, 9l@&1.76; sperm,
1925 whale, S2c straits 90 55c,; Labrador7cod
S ga sSa7ssssS $50 sa sl4c e. y sssn
iubricating, so@S9s.; kerosene. aoc. gallon. !:
Ro @es Ginseng, Soc; seneca, without top, s5a
45c. .5ts... 8.5,.<i5 81 ssJ,t,4g' NJ e.
sodG: SAIL 2a@sc:' in kegs e Enslish sods, &C.
Spirits Turpentine: 66c. i'nsoaj+aI. @s2t r.
Hides, Leather &c. II 49,.
| Hides Green. 4@6c:; dry salted, 12@15c.; dry
aint. 14@!ee;;wss saisel, s@sc.; We. saated calf.
Leather sols leather oak s@xoc; sole Leather,
hemlock, 21@29c.:t country ppper: 25@46c.s city
eo aas $3.50 s sa9ss
skins. French,. sl.25 @s225 q tbsi rough skrtins,
Aos@oo-' Jpo, St..I. Nrst.s Ere y 10y
Iron: American refined, Oid Dominion.-8 flo
o. 8-l0c. p Er; English and American sheet 40.
Hg-hcn: Virginia a,-bsass charcoal. gg@xSS;;-
-Horsesh0es: S5 per keS.
M sassss S p g Ri
amon.h, Toe. per kes dedscsion Is allowed; osbea
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 4@4Ne-; retail
: Rope Manila: best, la@lse.S sate- 0,
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 15@16c. 2 NJ: :,
sss s sssssS &c. s sst : barrel
Groceries. &c. 10 i. 20 .
:.tbhed loo Virginia shouIders o xlss
gtnta hog-round &c.; Virginia nsna isfgelSts4
isc. &c.,; p is hanss 15c:; canSased hams a7c. -.
Bselsts:: P4inteis two hooDa vi tareet nsoEs,
TX & & Two ss ], g: ssses sas
s5sa s 9s nsssSs 'sssssss LasHss si
sand ssets
lt eSssss P Fa ss ass l1s
ha Riss s sssls sssgs k.ss ssssPs g sss.
hess es5slias E g s oiS
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sEWHNG.mACHINES.y

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ MACHINES; --..T THE LITTLE MONITOR
Winding OF thread; makes three kinds OF stitches d.
.rectly from two whole sropls, and has sefTegns
Eating tension and self setting needle.
z JOHN ID, CRENSHAW, Agent,
shnn2 SIN 73S Main street. Rtchlna md, Va.
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The sixteenth annual meeting OF the
American Colopization Society was held 10
Washington Tuesday evening. The re-
ceipts the past year were 81, O71. "a. The
totai number Of emigrants dispatched from
the beginning is IL, lbs, exclusive Of 5,722
reeaptured . Africans, which it has induced
and enabled the Government to settle In
Aff1eas rhe condition Of the republic con-
SANITY improves, and generally the Society
begins pew year with renewed hopes OF
increased efuiness. an &
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The breaks to-day comprised 90 hogsheads and
tierces The offerings at auction on Change were
4 packages all Of which were: taken In. Bids were
made ranging from IS TO S26.50.: !
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:. FREDERICK MAT Nor WOUNDED Wash
tra9toa. d. g., January le.-The rumor that
Frederick May was wounded in his en-
counter with James Gordon Bepnett is, not
correct. He Is in the city, and attended the
performance at the Theatre Comique this
evening. He looks as well as ever, and has
the entire use Of his arms and legs.--Special
to the NOrfolk Landmark. -. .s:Es
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, January II, 1871
OFFERINGS. ,...-.
WuEAT.-Red, $40 hushels. l->...
CORN White, 1905 bushels. Felto,o, 70 bush
els. Mtred, 726 bushels. .sls-i'rs i.'H
RYE-S bushels. rt.,a.', ,c.,sa .vE =
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels very good on private
terms; II bushels at a140; 90 bushels prime at
CoRN.-TYhite, 634 bushels very good at SIC.
YeLLoap, 10 bushels prime ar 51c Mfred, so BUSH
els good ut Soc; Sc bushels very good at &C.; 30
bushels very good ut 51c.--toiai, 266 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels at 60c. ~. ..>.-,.i .
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SALES.
E7our.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine, rs; superflne, s5.75@se; extra superhne
S6.5O@$7; commons family, $5.75@$7; fancy
family, $7.5o@$S. s....p rs i'i,2ss :.
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-Tha Ianii1;ilcIs RasInel;,,,.

- r.
AN ususuxL FkEsHsT TnRsArENED--THk
/: RIVER aidnr FEET ABOVE ms ORDINARY
LEVEL IND HTsTNu AT LYSCHBURdLHEAvY
PAIL or RAIts. isi:i Il; =.
s. Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
I LYHcHBuRG, VA, January ia light
rain has been falling here all day. About 6
O'Clock this evening it commenced raining
more heavily, and now Is o'clock we have
every indication OF it's steady continuance
throughout the night. The river has been
rising steadily since morning, and Is to.
night about eight feet above its or.
binary level. II the rain is general
and continues throughout the night, carrying
down,with it the accumulation Of snow yet
remaining. upon the mountains, the river
will doubtless become unusually flushed
and may reach damaging height. Appre
tensions for the safety Of one Of the large
dams stretching across the entire width o.
the river q few miles above here has beer
felt by the-canal, men. The unusual accu
mutation Of ice in the canal and river above
threatens an; ice-gorge, which the dam, II
it's present impaired condition., it is feared
would be unable to withstand. A heavy
and protracted fall Of rain upon the upper
waters OF the James would, under present
circumstances, most likely result in a dam
aging freshet.. Very little snow remains
upon the ground in this Immediate vicinity
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
HIGH WATER AT CISCrNNATI-THE OHIO FORTY
EIGHT FEET THREE INCHES ABOVE ORDINARY
LEVEL, AND STILL RISING.
CINCINNATI, January 1.-THE river a
noon stood forty-eight feet three inches, anC
was rising at the rate of four inches m
hour. This is within few feet Of the floot
Of 1875. -
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mo WHOM TT MAY CON CERN.-rTake
rlnn,2-3m

|HyO WHOM TT MAY CON ERN.-rTake
notice that the undersig ned. lesseeaof MyERsss
WAREH0HsE in me CITY Of kshmonds Wild cue
FiR;IDkY the 18th OF February, 20 close said
warecnse asa place essablished by law sor the an
baceo, and % reopen the same as private ware
Ag srss sven IN with The frss
sactiort of tie ehapt the CODE, os
Virginia Of y
W kNpxa %, - g. In
pML:HE e 1 81 s !; psr Eeam, q inc
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YESTERI)lI' TEI ,EGIlApHIC NEWS.
CONCERNING MATTERS AT HOME
.s;ta $50, AND ABROAD. 3.

VERY HIGH WATER AT CINCINNATI,
!, .;LYNcHBuRG, AND OTHER POINTS THE
\ SENATE ON TUE USE Of TROOPS AT Pc
e TERsBuga-THE HOUSE DISCUSSING TIE
coNTEMpTuoUs LOUISIANA RETURNING
BoARD-AFFA1Rs AT NEW ORLEAEss-A.
!. RAIN oF.sNAKEs At MEMPHIS BENNETT
AT JACKSONVILLE, FLoRlDA--THE NEW
HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
&c, &C. lfstt $500
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FIRE IN overwhelmingly night fire
broke out in the store occupied BY MeBsrs.
y. Hofheimer q Son. The upper portion
oil the building was stored with empty
boxes, but considerable damage was done
to the stock In the store by water, which
ran through the ceiling in large quantities.
We were unable to learn the amount OF In
suranee on the building and stock. Land
mark. h Il sIs fs5
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Eodp: Common, D@7c.s beH Ha6sfhE 80&e.
foilst, and fancy prices yDlorztSJy 485Se.
81 4SAg Back 16e. .fhs laNA psfnnE Srtlete3

Eoap: Common. 81 s7r:s ~ ssaae,fsE K6lEs,
toils., S@29cisnd isncy prices sIossls 9lsc.
5ssss ss ossss aas ~ ssiess5
'0f '1'e''s ea0, Liquors, w..... i. 3
HI: Scotch, s.best brands, ptnts 42aez.1S q
ssssss sf's Domestic ]. .sn
sl;so sppies new, 90 e2.26; old, e2.23
aneins; proof I 10 y. go, ana =
~ sYe Wn,ssksys Meaium, pgrs oid. W
$50 SsSo .nd apsssas s s.. s. -
sL,eer,ee.
8. 6. CSC: 4 q Co. az ~ +. &: aos. 1ne ass:
27e.s a. G. G., zee. 9. y G.- CSC.
Lumber. s.avss, g. /,
s sf1na oo ,ssIss ma ssr sss San
p pss cy,,Ss. t s,,sssh smnSt7
= fnT = N - Snrt. a RI. ss,rci 90 ceSSC "a
1000. ,. 5 $3.50 s.''s'ss1-o'
1000 assas9snsa 81 a2ces 39S a LOCO s,Gss,sr
@sS: n 70. fenard hickory hoop
pAS'o w.. irs,,. FA.d z, ssg ~
5 snfn.tna. a.a4oc. q bns,e mel 81. -
Brolo1stHg: 2gc. 2 bnshes. {. 81
norts: Isc. = Ina1o. "a ,.,.h., IN,
h Corr Bran: : 1scs per bs,slie. 9.tt
5.t sss,. Powder, Shot, &cs ~ IN
Fuse: Toys mining, .35c.@s1.25 . LOO gfeet.
ke xSS a. s S.,n 3 ;ns -
shet: ,N;esthsrn saa9@ga 80 p bag Of 50 D.
10 "''sassoHss ias71 Co. g ~ f,3::ti2s 81
ssssSss
soned, az 5O@s2.76. q sg.r.,ls III 100
-, 80; So : ~ I, !. ~ s,
nv TeIexraph.
~, ~ NEW.Y Ss.si
Sss Yo r. sn@ssf aS s
5O,355i bales; France, $500 bales; continent,
dsdes ehsnss ons sna
eSansed wheas ae.yy; one instance isss: lower |:
tridtug nrcnistive INJURY: AZ .s2aEi .ss for aid
winter western; sI:55 1oi white xesterb: CORE.
sa any ar
nn ses1 sses sYs fs r e ss
SiolassesEoreigp grades an; Nsw ollssns e Eood
for Ca Carolina. Tai1ow about STEADY at sfgs2c.
Rosin quiet. Turpentine easier at &c. Leather
heavy; hemock sole, Buenos, and Rio rairle light,
middle, and heavy weights, 26@27e. Wool, dgi n
asked for nninsnected INV mess arS cfosed heavy
and decIInine: Brine steam Iic. 'WhisEeyssady
st Al AZ FteIrts easier Cotton 10 Ii1es,oI. ner
sail, 9.S2 Compressed, per Steam, 1854 Oslo.
- - 2 u,I r,,,opu :.
BALTIMORE, January 17.--F1our strong and
bnoyant; Howard-Strect and western family, $40
aes
corn dun and heavy; western. active and lower;
| new southern white, 5SiG5Gc.; yellow, 66M66c.
Oats outlet and unchanged Rye dun and nominal.
| Proysions quiet and UNCHANGED. Coffee dull and
| unchanged Whiskey dull at Sl.l2, Sugar dull at
| -. ssf ..= LOUISVILLE fs5i3iI
or,sy,,,p 80: ian,ar,, : = ! rlo,r .,..ar .rd q,
| rair Si.mand yTbeat ar,ner. rod III, an. amber
al S@a1-So White ki.BlIaki.5s. Corn Arm at
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j.. The Consptrators Denounced.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS OF THE NEW HAMP-
SHIRE STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
CONCORD, N. a., January 17.-In the
Democratic State Convention to-day reso-
lutions were adopted denouncing the con-
spiracy organized at Washington by the
desperate and INSCRIPTIONS men among
the leaders Of the Republican party to
thwart the clearly-eXpressed will OF the
people through the action OF the illegally
Constituted; and corruptly-controlled re-
turning boards at the South as revolutionary
and REASONABLE in purpose and effect, mas
much as it strikes at the very. lie OF the
elective franchise, which is the basis and
vital principle Of this Government. They
denounce the use OF military by President
Grant in South Carolina and Louisiana.
The resolutions call upon the representa-
tives in both houses of Congress to unite in
securing peaceful solution Of the difficulty
in which the country is involved. 49,.
: Another resolution counsels moderation,
but claims it to be their paramount duty to
defend the Constitution even ito the last
resort. ;1s7Stif !.
- The Convention calls upon all who be-
lieye in the election OF Tilden to unite in
demanding his Inauguration. !
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ASSOCIATED Press telegrams.]

WASHINGTON, January 17.-Rear-Admiral
Joseph Smith is dead. He was the Oldest
officer in the navy.
The Senate has confirmed Brewster as
encouragement OF Louisiana.
The Joint committee on counting the cleo
toral vote have agreed upon report which
will be signed by all the members but Nor
ton, and possibly by member OF the House
branch, said to be Democrat. The tribu-
nal will be triposite, one branch OF which
will comprise five supreme Judges. How
these Judges are to be selected, or the: con-
stitution OF the Senate and House branches,
or the mode Of procedure, is yet unknown,
except that the. element OF chance will
not enter in any way into the function OF
the tribunal. The members will take a spe-
cial oath.
On inquiry Of members Of the two COM
mittees tonight it is learned that all Of them
pledged themselves not to speak OF the de-
tails of the proposed plan for counting the
electoral vote, this caution being taken in
order that the public might not be mis-
led by verbal statements apart from
the exact phraseology Of the official report.
They say that for the last two weeks the
committees of the two houses, acting either
separately or in joint meeting, have devoted
their best energies and judgment. and
nearly all their time, at efforts to arrive at
an accommodation that the proceedings
have uniformly been marked by a patriotic
spirit, all striving to allay whatever par
tisan feeling existed, and to promote the
public good. They are very hopeful that
both political parties and the. country at
large will be satisfied with the result OF
their labors. The bill, embodying the plan
agreed upon, will be accompanied by q
brief report setting forth. the principles
upon which it is based, and will be
presented to both houses tomorrow, though
it will not probably be acted upon imme.
diately. The intelligence that report has
been agreed upon calculated to satisfy both
parties occasions very general satisfaction.
From the ascertained fact that the judi
ciary branch of the tribunal will be COM
posed Of five members, it is inferred that
the two branches oil Congress will each be
represented on it by five Of their respective
members but this is only matter Of IN
ference. - -
T. A. further examination Of Mr.. Pelton to-
| day developed nothing interesting. He
had heard that an electoral vote might be
had for 100000, but knew nothing OF the
details. a .a :
Ellis q. Spear has been appointed Com
missioner OF Patents. -, .y.i, r.,... &
- 4"
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z !CoNsrANTINoPLE, january lit is be
lieved that the Grand Council tomorrow
will reject the final proposals OF the Pow
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20

and, as the ledge is very large and
easily worked. it looks as though the
owners were fully justified in pushing
forward Operations, as they undoubt-
eddy have bonanza that bids fair to
make an immense change for the better
in the prospects of old Owyhee. The
last crushing resulted most favorably,
aud shipment Of three bars of bullion
to San Francisco was made yesterday.
There are nearly one hundred tons of
rich rock on the dump ready for crush
ing; and, as soon as completed,
enough will be taken out to keep two
or more of the mills of this camp run
ming constantly. Florida Mountain is
certainly looming up, and, with the
favorable conditions and prospects of
the War Eagle mines. Wagontown and
South Mountain, it is safe to predict
that the new year will usher in upon
US season of prosperity such as we
have not witnessed here for long
time.
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hold. silver and Currency.
AN ARTFUL DODGER.

Toward the close of last February,
when the Electoral Commission, con-
trary to the spirit, if not the letter, of
the act which created it, refused to go
behind the returns of the disputed
States, it became apparent that the
House of Representatives could. by
what was termed ''fllibnstering, pre-
vent the completion of the electoral
count until after the fourth of March.
AT this critical juncture the Southern
members voted against the obstruction
lists, and r. B. Hayes, by the grace of
the Returning Boards and the eight to
seven vote of the Commission. was
declared elected President Of the United
States. The action of the Southern
members of Congress led to the suppo.
sition that Stanley Matthews and Foster
of Ohio, known to be the mouthpfeces
of r. b. Hayes, had secured their sup
port for the decision of the Commits
sion, upon condition of Withdrawing
the troops from South Carolina and
Louisiana and recognizing Hampton
and Nichols as Governors of those
States. Subsequent events proved the
correctness of this supposition, aud
letters from Matthews and Foster to
Gordon of Georgia, afterwards dis
covered and published. settled that
matter beyond doubt. 1t now appears
that Matthews not only pledged Hayes.
in the event of his being inaugurated
President, to remove the troops and
recognize Hampton and Nichos, but
promised to assist the Democrats in
getting their Senators admitted from
louisiana. Yesterday it was expected
that the Senate committee would ask to
be relieved from further consideration
Of the Louisiana contested cases and
that the question of admitting Spohard
wonld be submitted to a vote of.the
Senate. AS that body is now almost
equally divided politically, Matthews
lodged the question by absenting him
self, knowing that in the event of a
vote being taken SpoffArd would be
admitted. Thus the. artfnl dodger,
Stanley Matthews. barters principles
for personal advantages. and, by
a system of political trickery
hitherto unknown in the Republic,
deprlyes a man who received a
thousand more votes than the
Hayes Electors. of the Governor
ship of Louisiana. Such conduct
is unworthy of Senator OF the United
States, and decent men of all parties
must despise the men who practice it..
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WHY NOT PROCLAIM!

Thursday the 18th instant. has been
set apart by the President as day of
thanksgiving,and praise. AS il is GUS
tomary for The Governors of the several
States to supplement the Presidents
proclamation with one o: their own. it
is time Governor Bradley was pro.
claiming on this subject if he desires to
have the people of Nevada return
thanks on the same day with those of
California aud other States.
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I From the Idaho Avalanche ]


From the Idaho Avalanche
Much interest continues to be mani
tested in the operations at present in
progress on Florida Mountain. Hoist
ing works are now being erected over
the Black Jack mine. and in two weeks
they will be completed and in running
order. At but short depth from the
surface the ledge is ten feet wide, and
abounds in pay rock of good quality
throughout; much of it yielding as
high as 800 tothe ton and upwards.
The development is considered the
most remarkable of any that has yet
come to light in this camp. and it is
the opinion of some of our most ex-
perienced miners that. as the work
progresses and a further descent is
made. the owners of the mine will
have one of the most promising ore
bodies ever discovered in Idaho. All
the indications are unusually favorable.
3Aa rock issiihsraliy ssreaked!with gold.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Assessment n office.
sHEpA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
n OCArlON of principal place OF business,
4 A San Francisco, California. Location OF
Works, Star District, Humboldt county,
Nevada.
No ice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the 27th gay OF
September, 1877, an asse snent go. 81 OF rive
Cents Der share was levied upon the capltaI
stock of the corporation, payable lhlne-
diately in United states goid coin, 10 the
sec etary, ut the Office of the company, NO
3l2 Montgomery street, san FRANCISCO
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWEEN rY- SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1871
Will be delinquent, and advertised for sale az
public auction; and unless payment Is maze
before will be sold on
TaIURDAI. the sEVENI EESTH DAY
NOVEMBEA, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment, to8ether
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM nALSEl, Secretary.
Office, 3l2 Montgomery street, SAP
Francisco. octA-to
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NNHE co-partnership heretofore existing
L. between the undersigned, under the
firm name OF Layeaga Il ha.iey, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Jacob Hawley
having sold his interest 70 Pablo Layeaga.
The business Will be continued as hereto
fore by tue remaining partner, under the
name OF Pablo Layea9a, Who assumes all
liabilities and collects ali debts OF tue firm.
z. LAVEAGA,
j. HAWLEY,
UnionvflIe. November ?, 1871. I'm
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PCSTpOAlGniEHT.

THE date when the stock CT the above
Company Shall bee me delinquent for Assess
meut NO. was postponed 10 the
SIXrEkNTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the cate of sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed to FRIDAY, EcEMBaR 7Th,
1917, az the same hour and place. by order
of the Board or Directors,
ABAAH AM HALSEY, Secretary.
Office, 312 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco. oS-S-td
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Labor Meeting Last Night.

SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 20.
AT the meeting of the labor organiza
ton, which is SO ably and eloqnentiy
led by Kearney. last night the redouOt'
able leader made an affecting appeal 10
the colored men to stand in with US.
He was followed by knight, Chandler
Hall, O'Donnell and Oliver.
Arizona at Pence.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 10.
The Unions special from Florence
to-day, says Secretary Casper returned
to day from the San Carlos Agency, and
reports the Indians all quiet. de says
his observation warrants him saying
that no trouble need be anticipated
from that quarter. He commends the
Indian policy system there. Arizona
is now at peace.
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PcsTPONEMENT.

THE the date when the stock Of the above
Company shall become delinquent for assess
ment No. was postpon to the
SIXTH Day OF DECEMRER, 1877,
And the date of sale of such delinquent stock
was postponed 10 WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER
18TH, 1877 at ths same hour and place. By
order Of the Boara Of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY. Secretary.
Office, 3I2 Montgomery street. san Fran
cisco, noVlS-td
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THE absence Of Senator Jones from
the Senate has prevented action on the
silver bill. Let as hope that he will
not Sharonize his constituents at this
critical juncture
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Men Wanted.

TWO OK teamsters ard two wood packers
Il wanted Immediately. Wages $50 CON
per month. None bat competent and ex-
perienced men need apply.
Apply at once to Chas. Bowling, Camp Nc
Dermit. or to the undersigned ut the wood
ranch, on Canyon Greek.
F. P. BROUGHAM.
Canyon Greek, September "a, 1877. IT,
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S25 REWARD.

YNNHE above re ard will be paid
a. for the recovery Of IN Iron Gray
Horse. four years old, dimly branded
o. on the left thigh. which strayed
from Battle Mountain three weeks ago, upon
delievry OF the horse at Montana's Stable.
AoA MOORE.
Winnernucca, November L. 1877. Il