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OF. SHERtFF's
SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION AND =
D decree a foreclosure aud order Of sale
issued our of the Distgct Court Of the Fourth a
Jud ci2i District tn and for inc county OF
Iiumboidt, State of Nevada, On the LOLA dAy
~ Aprit. A D. 1917. a a To Ms directed and
delivered upon ludgaIsnt and decree OF fore
closure anu sale recovered IN said Court on
she ioth day % Aptil.. A y. 1877 in favor VI
J. r. Place, plsiniif. and against the jersey
Mihing aud smsl lug Company for the SUM q
$50 ,GGl 90. principal u gOld com, VIA
interest on said amount ~ the rate OF one per
cent. uer month from tie 31th day OF May, A.
b., 1876. until paid, N ike gold com, 70
aetbsr with 81 eco ia attorneys lees, AZ y
like coin, and costs 81 suit taxed ~ Soz ~
aud expenses Of sale II In u. \. gold com.
aud By WA IN Was rpnbmaIided To sell the
ortgaged p-opeftg hereinafter described -
public auction according 10 law 10 the high
est bidder for cash u =. goa coin, or sum
eient thereof 10 satisfy said principal, inter.
est, costs. attorneys fet. aud expenses o.
sale. and to apply the ,aine to the payment
OF said sums.
IN following N y description OF tbs prop'
erty aathuriz.d to be sold by virtue OF jadg.
nient, decree VI foreclosure aud order Oh
sale, TO wit:
All that certain property located and situa-
ted In Jersey Mining District. humooin'
county, state Of Nevada. ami wss located ~
A. s. Iremble, James Nc Asy, Nathaniel Tay'
| lor, and Jossph Parks consis ing OF tive sec
| tions Of 800 feet zach, ADD IN snown % tho
| Tremble Mine, and eynsisisng OF nfteen nun
| dred II 500 feet OH the course OF the vein "
| lode, with taree hundsed 10ol feet on eecn
\ side Of said ledgeAss iode aiso, tbs nrss risim
| or lode loo, ted Adi fn'ng the ,remple ontns
1 south consisting Of fifteen huiidsed H,pvl
| feet on thoac.nrsa of the ledge or lode. VITA
| three hundred cnDol feet ON esch side OF sasa
| D. ds,e or lode, making thrse thousand 5.nV
| feet on the Gbsye ledge or lods.wfth al tns
/ dipe, spurs and angles. ALSO all the loeasions
OF mining, or water rights and privileges, NH
sites, together with ali town lots. ana "a
| property of every 'descripti n,sAnd ell. erss
| now on the dumps or belongings " tbs ss.a
Jersey Mining and -meltinR COMPANY, situate
| and being in the said Jersey MAning DistFc''
| Hun boldt county, State Of Nevada.
therefore,. pursuant to said Judgment anu
| denSee and In obedience to It's requirenionhs
| will expose 81 sale ut public auction 70 ~
highest bidder for cash In hand. payable y
| u. :. gold coin. at the Court House dou.
Winnemncca. Humboldt couaiy Nevsdi, On
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY VI
nos MAY, LSq,sn da "a
At oneso clock q. NJ. % said day. all the ngnn
| title and interest of said des stIdant IN Aha ~
4 said gbege described properly now had W ~.
May Goth. 1915, or ut any time since tnen ~
quirod, to satisfy said judgment and decIee.
/ I. Given under my hand at my ONCE IN " lnn.
| muccR, Humboldt, county re seda, iath' ""
OF April, 1877. q. A. KYLE.
sherlifof Humboldt Countv. NevA1..
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SHERIEE'Ss SALE,

NYOTICR. IS HEREBY GIVEN; THAI,
whereas, on the second day of APRIL A.
u. TT, in the, 4th Judicial District Court in aud
for Humboldt County, Nevada, William Me-
- Grindle recovered . judgment and decree of
foreclosure against the Badger Mill and Min
ing Company, for the principal and interest OF
q certain promissary note. and costs OF this
setion and costs of sale, and attorney s fees OF
1--WE per cent, upon the principal and interest
due upon the said promisaty note. SET ont IN
the mortgage embraced III plaintiffs COM
pl int, and by which l was commanded to
self the mortgs ed property hereinafter de-
scribed, at public auction, according to law,
to the highest bidder, for cash. ~. s, Gold
coinl or sufficient thereof ito, satisfy raid
COSTS, Attorneys feee,r- and interest," and
principal OF said promisary lnote.
Following Is q description OF the property
authorized to be sold By, virtue. of said judg
ment decree of foreclosure, andsorder Of sale
to-wit:
That certain Quartz Mining Claim and
Ledge situated in Columbiai MininG District,
County of Humboldt ;, stale Off Nevada,
known and called the Independent Lode, con-
tanning 1870 feet, and more particularly de-
seribed as follows: Commencing at a certain
monument from W hence the section corner OF
sections 8, &, 7 and 8: township Az North
Range E28 sEast.s Mt piabl0 Gneridian. bears
North S7a 30uiin.. Fass. 1900 feet: thence
from said monument North 44e As min, West,
800 feet; thence North 22e S0min., East, l.
500 feet; thence South 4ie 45min., East 6U0
feet; theuce South 22s 30min., West 1850
feet: thence North 44e ADMIN. West 800 feet
to place Of beginning, containing 20 GEL 100
acres, together with any mill, reduction
works, machinery or hoistlng works, herein-.
after to, be, erect ted ,upoap the said premises.
together with he, dips, spurs and angles.
aud .tenementsn hereditaments and APP
purtinences belonging - said property. And,
whereas. 1t was by said Court. in said action,
saiudged and dccreed It hat all OF said prop.
eEfy, DO sold lat pabliet sale according to law.
aud the proceeds OF such sale applied to the
payment: list. of the cost Of this action and
ssalsS second attsyneys fee of s per cent. up
on the principal and Interest due upon said
pyomissary meta set,out inithe mortgage en-
brscsd in Plaintiffs. complaint, third, the
interest onssaidsprenaiHsary note; fourth, the
principal sumssdua sthereupqns
Therefore. pussaant 70 sai1 judgment and
decree, and in obedience to it's requirements,
will expose to salstAt pnbaici auction. to the
tha court house door . tn Winnemucca, Hun =
beldt county. Eevada.en
MONDAY TIE 21st DAY OF MAY,
IaTT ,at one o'clock, P.1Af, Of said day, all the
rsAht title and interest Of defeadants, Of, in,
aad 60 the above described prOpegty, to salts
~ said Judgment aud decree
Given under my hand. ct my office. in Win
nsmhcea, Humboldt county, Nevada, this
9Th day of April. A. d., lSyT:
ara q. A. KYLE,
Sheriff OF Humboldt County.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
10 W. s. Morgan and to whOnds nasy con

To W. s. Morgan and to whOmds nsy COLI
WoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thai IL
n have expended in money and iapsr we
snm Of Ave hundred dollars. tto0O! on lno
Lookout Mine, situated in Battle n aoa.n =,
Mining District, Lander County state oI
Navads and that unlt So you pay me a.
aaIena Lander County, Nevada, your proper,
donate share OF said expenditure on ssio
nine for each and every foot you may Legally
o,s,, in saiA mine, viii hin ninety days rom
the date Of the first publication OF TINS
notice. together with costs, yoar interest," IN
said Inins will be forfeited to ne W uas
nroeess OF the mining laws OF the Unl'eo
Pc. .ooe9' " JAMES MORGAN.
GALESA. New, February 2ith. ls7'--mo-so
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ARTEsIAM WELLS.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED. 1BGss LhAus s
IL ito Inform the public that MS
10 rink Artesian Wells Ia any passSof shs'e's''
onsthe shortest notice.
!. All orders or ctta1nttnications onH ~
~ addstss tu'~tnhoen 81 Palmes. DA''
lfshntain! Aeifl aeuei,e rrosnPs atteDsions;
UAHOoN PALlhn.
! BIZ. &c As.Ial.-iA. October 8. iSIB'k4S
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Legally Sand quietly, obtained In every Stste
aud Territory, forsIS0osSArIDILrrY ahd other
cRuses, On fna.s4e where the party te4iAes
10 yessss expe-isastaa FeAss2tsn deeseev. All
iestegsraont dansi,li.sv AddsAss A. I1DEx-
.TER. Atty, Rooms l. 9.I3% DeaFngsn ast /
CHICAGO, ILL. UnqusssIonsbie refeteaaes
given. Correspond. nee wiih the leg j k,s
fessleLinvi.ed-
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MONDAY TaE 2ist DAY or MAY.
ANIMAL MEETING.

NT onfoE, THE. ANNUAL MEETIHaaoE
In the. stockAaileEs OF the Hunsbaldt tDas-
assct Minjpg,snd .4isgh anieal Sociess for the
election IL o BosEi OK pirectors. andffur the
tsepsAatiOn of ssuch ,OCilxr business as may
pBas plAeome before th<a.3Asrd, will ba. held.
Oh Monday. May Z. 1877. at.oNc oc ock. Z. III.
rrarsfer books will be closed on and Atter
May l.aH7.-
BAssler Of the Board OF Dir stors.,.
J-H. JOB,A
tAA Bees
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MANHOOD RESTORED

VYIcTIMS OF GoUrHECAsINPRUDENcE
V1vho have tried i'm vsin every known
remedy will Learn Of simple prescription
FlskE, for the speedy cure Of nervous debility.
pnsmature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orderssbrought on by excesses., Any aruggist
has the ingredients. Address Davidson
- CO.. 80 Nassau Sc. NJ. ia
oct 27-i yr
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SHERlFES, SALE.

WY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IsSUFD
Fnont OF the Justices' G urt Of Mon
20 ; nship, in and forsiumboldt County. State
Of Neynfa. ON the Sth day of March, A. ID.
1877. and to me directed and delivered. for a
Judgment recovered in saidt curt on the 3d
day Of March, A. ID. 1871, in favor OF the STATE
OF Nevada and against the Jersey Mining and
Smelling @ mpany and ths'foblowins named
real ests te. to vi.
Assay ofice. superintendents onioe. stable.
farnace building two cabins. stable IN or
near the town oi Jersey, IN tina county and
state at Iresaid.
For the sam Of 500 so.ie0 U, g. gold coin,
taxes. and delinquency amounting To the sam
of IS 9g-l0O, and costs taxed at St6 7i-lo0.
and accrning costs. all jim u. =. gold coiR, 1
have on this 23d dav Cf,Arril, A. d. 1871, lev
led on an taken in execution the foilowins
described property, o-wit
Assay office. snp-rinte ndent's eflice, stable,
firuate G bnildiDg, two cabins, stable Ia or
psar the town of Jersey said property situated
in the, town Of Jersey Humboldt Coanty,
Nevada- F .fT
NOTICE is hereby given that onl
TUESDAY, THE TWEEN tY-FOUHPH DAY
OF MAY. A. n. 1877.
Between the h surs Of . O'Clock IN the morning
and O'Clock ia the afl ernoon, viz Al 2
o'clock p. NJ, IN front of the Court hDuse
door in thu town Of Minnemncca. humboldt
County. Nevada, 1 will sell all the above de-
scTibsd property TO ihe highei bidder for
cash U. 5. gold coin. to satisfy said execution.
costs ard accruing costs, and txpeDses of
sale, or SUFFICIENT thereof as may be sufficient
to satisfy said amo- MS.
CA. KYLE.
Sheriff Of Humboldt County. Nevada,
winnemncca. April 23d, A. d. 1871. I'd
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Postponement.

nvHE above sale. by order Of the
Directors Of the arizonz Silver Mining
Company, IS her D. postponed until rDkS.
DAY, APRIL SEyESf kNTH, 1871. ct tbs
same place as above s.t forth
apg-td MN. WILLIE. Secretary
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PoStnonement..

YEyHE ABOVE sALK. ~ ORDER OF THE
Directors vi the Arizona Mining Comps-
ny, il hereby posipsned unal TUESDAY.
MAY FIRsT, 1871. at thu sarns time and
place as Abovc set for h..
WM WILLIS, Secretary.
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EWho may be sufhgipg., from the effect of
youthful follies or iDdiscretion, Will Dol
well to avail themselves of this, the great
lest boon ever laid Ut the altar of sufferinR|
humanity. DIR. ~PINNEY will guaran
tee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
4eakness, or private disease of any kind orl
character which he undertakes and fails toa
acure he would the refore say to the unfor-
Htunate sufferer who may read this notice
That on are treading on dangerous ground
l1henyou longer delay in seeking the prOperI
Kennedy, for your complaint. You may b. |
Ian the, FIRST stage; remember you are APP
sgroacl ing the last, If you are bordering
E{pon the last , and are suffering some IT al
LII us in.effects. iremamber that If you per
E4st IA proerastination,, the time must com
sWhsnsthe most skillful physician can rem
fler You No assistance when the door off
Hope will be closed against you; when n
Bangel of mercy can bring you relief. In M
kcase has the Doctor failed of success, The
let not despair work upon our imagina ton
but avail yourself of the beneficial resultsI
iof his treatment before your case is beyond
!, he reach of medical skill or before eriml
}death hurriss yeulto q premature grave
Full course of treatment, S25. Send money!
10y Post Office order or Express With tull|
CASE
Call, or address, M lo. hu tiaa
Or. A. q. Sp1NNET,
No. IL Kesrnsy Street, San Francisco.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
ARIZONA SILVER MINING coMpArv

r oCATIoN Of principal place Of bus,n...
~ san Francisco, Calf rnia Locat,.,n ".
works. Knoxville. II mbDd q unty. Nevsa.'
NOTICE here are delinquent uuon a.
following described stock, ON account -,
asses smsnt no 3! leTied n the sixth lei
day Of February, 1877, he saversl amounts
set opposite the names vi the respective
shareholders, a. follows:
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE:
y. S. Internal Revenue
Special Taxes; May IA
1872, to April 80. 1879

HUNHE REVISED TTATUTES OF THE
i Il United States. Sections 1892, 8237, 323S,
1898. require every person engaged III any
business, avocatioH, or emp oyment whlch
renders him liable to ESPECIAL TAX. to w. =
CURE ANDg PLACE CONSCIOUSLY IN
HIS. ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF
BUSINESS a STAMP denoting the payment OF
said SPEoIAL TAX for the special Tax Year
beginning May l, 1877, before commencing or
continuing business after ApcilSO, 1871.
& A return. as prescribed on Form ii, Is also
req qiredss by law of everyiperson liable to
Special Tax, as above.
I The taxes embraced within the provisions
Of the law. above quoted are the following,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

10 hereby given to all persons indehtea ).
Inc to settle at once with nay agent " ~
HAYES. and cave costs. -
RICHARD NASH.
WIENEaUcoA, January 18Th, LS77-tf q
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C0NSIFMPTION
C 80 f8 HOT
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
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CeIrbrated COn~umptiye~ Powder.
These Powders are the only preparation
known th.t will cure COnsumpiiOn and
all diseases of the hr"st an Lnngs--
indeed, so strong is our faith in them, AMI al
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we will toward to- every sufferer, by mail,
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= We d MT want your money until you aFe
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your life is worth saving, don't delay in Civ
ing these Powders trial, as they will
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Price. for large box, S.. 90. sent to any part
Of the United States or Canada by mail ON re-
ceipt of price.
Address,
ASH g. ROBBINS
800 FULTON STREET Brooklyn, MY.
April 25:1y.
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viZs.
Dealers retail Enuor 25 90
| callers, " holesale liquor. ........... 100 w
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. 90 W
Dsalers in malt liouors retail 81 90
Dealers i'm leaf tobacco rs 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ... 500 10
And on sales of over 81 600, 80 CENTS
ferevery dollar in excess of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco...... w
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of stills 50 90
. Ard for each still manufactured 49, 20 90
Ana for each worm, manufactured. 20 90
Manufacturers OF tobacco. .......-...- ~ W
Manufactur, RS OF cigars ........... 10 90
Pedlers of tobacco, first class more
4 than two horses or other auimalSl.- 50 w
pedt ~ Of tobacco, second class two
h, rsss or other animsIsl! Is 90
Pedlers of tobsceo, third class Zone
y horse or other ANIMAL ....-..-.. IL w
Pedlers Of tobacco. fourth class Ton
= foot or pH bile eonveyancel ...".... ~ w
,Rrexers 81 4 "a than 500 barrels so 90
Brewers of 800 barrels or more 100 w
Any person so liable, who shall fail t. com
ply with the foregoing requirements Will be
subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to, pay, any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to w:
L., French, beputy Collector OF Internal
Reyenue at WINkEMUCCA, Nevada and pay
for and procure the Special Tax stamp or
kleamps they need, prior to Nav l, 1877, and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Special Tax Stamps viii be transmitted by
mail only on receipt from the perst or firm
ordering the same of specific directions SO TO
do, together with, the necessary postage
stamps or he amount required to pay, the
postage. The postage on one stamp Is three
cents and on two stamps xgcents. III 1t Is
desired that they be transmitted by regis cred
mail ten cents additional should accompany
the application GREEN b. RAoM,
CUmmissionerofaI nternal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Washington, ID. c., January go, ls7I--s 3w
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From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as II
were, the curse of mankind, Moses, III the
18th chapter of Levitious, lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and lOathsome had it been consid 1red then
that person known to be infected with it
would not be allowed * mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine intliction
and believed there was no cure for 1t. 1t
was then the sins ola youth or a diviation
from the paths of virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. happily In our day,
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse Of Maj ure furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of it's ter
rOr by the use of theSAMAKITAN'SR ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores Pimples, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
in few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
of the dark ages we are we'll aware. Many
now fail to find cure as well as they did
then,- To all such the Samaritans Root
and Herb Juices will prove a happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from tie blood
and making the complexion bright and
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or cocktail is wanted, and, in short, with
its everything that human ingenuity can
devise for his comfort and pleasure, is q
perfect little paradise, where he sits or
lounges and reigns a young lord, with the
world Of fashion and pleasure at his feet.
And then anybody can be an editor-no
study, no preparation, no brains, nothing
but little money to start with, and once
started the money pours in upon you in
steady stream, and the chief labor Of your
life is to spend it. As for the labor Of ed
iting newspaper, that is mere moonshine.
A mere glance at the columns Of news
paper is enough to convince yon that it
requires no labor to edit it and less brains.
1t is certainly glorious life, that of an
editor, life of luxurious ease and Of ele-
gaut leisure-a life for the gods, tilled, like
that of the young lover in his first sweet
dream of requited love, with flutes and
rose leaves, and moonbeams,
While not wave of trouble rolls
Across his peaceful breast;
and that all men are not editors is one of
the stranges things beneath the stars.
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AN EDITOR.
army.

A young man writes from one Of the
rural villages of Tennessee: 81 have been
teaching school ever since I quit school
about year ago, but do not like it. 1t
is time had chosen profession, and T
think / would rather be an editor than
anything else, for like ease and comfort,
and plenty Of money, and do not like to
work. 70 be an editor, to sit in an elegant
sanctua, with nothing to do but write
when t,It like it, to have plenty of mo-
ney anu 60 where and when please, free
of cost, and lead the editors quiet life of
ease, without care or trouble of any sort,
is the height of my ambition. Ny friends
think / ought to study law or medicine, Or
keep on teaching but to be lawyer or
doctor requires too much study, and too
much brains to start with, and teaching is
too hard work. Under these circumstances,
would you not advise me to become an
editor"
We certainly would; your ideas Of the
life of an editor, and its surroundings and
freedom from care and toll are singulary
accurate. An editor is the happiest being
on earth. He has little Or nothing to do,
and his pay is all that heart could wish.
His sanctum, with its Persian rugs and
Turkey carpets, its costly rosewood turni-
ture, its magnificent mirrors, its beautiful
pictures, its comp'et' u 'rary offs splendidly
bound books, its bn stocked with the
finest Of wines, liquors, and cigars, which
cost him but puff or two, its silver bell
10 summon an att er a julep
The Morning herald., 1877-11-06

In escaping from such calamity as the
appointment of Cameron as Minister TO
England, after it seemed certain that such
an appointment would be made, the coun-
try was extremely fortunate. He is an
unpatriotic man who would try to defeat
the confirmation of Mr.. Welsh, who was
appointed, for his rejection makes il again
possible that Cameron may be appointed.
But the effort is being made. Charges
against Mr.. Welsh have been made, and
are to be Investigated by the Senate. The
Administration has not made the most
happy selections of public officers so far.
1t has not done better than Grant did.
Mr.. Hayes and Mr.. Evarts should them
selves have submitted to competitive ex-
amina tion before accepting Office.
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WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. s, 1877

DURING the year 1875 the value of the
exports from the United States to Great
Britain was 1857 $4,000. The imports
from Great Bitain into this country during
the same time were valued at SOS. 100000.
The balance of trade against Great Bri-
tain was over $265,coo,Ooo. So large a
sum goes very far toward paying the inter-
est Tn the Government and Corporations
Bonds from the United States in which
English capitalists have put 1neir money.
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THE House Committee on Banking and

THE House Committee on Banking and
Curr ency has ready bill for the remone-
tization of silver, making the dollar of
412! grains legal tender whenever gold
payment is not made obligatory by con-
tract. This bill will almost certainly pass
the House, and, its friends believe, the
Senate also. Whether it will be vetoed or
not, none seems to know. Its friends think
it will not be. But Mr.. Hayes has disap>
pointed more men since March last than
any one else ever did in an equal length Of
time, and it is only certain that his course
on this subject is uncertain.
Bills to repeal the Specie Resumption
Act have also been before the House, bnt
q direct vote has not been reached. On
the preliminary motions it has been clearly
shown, however that when a vote j, reached
there will be majority for repeal.