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Shipping Intelligence.

Fort Townsend.
ARRIyALs-sEPT. 6.
Ship Lota, Tacoma.
Bkt c l. Taylor, Discovery.
DEPARTURES. ....
Mastick, Calhoun, Nanaimo.
ARRIvALs--sEPT Z.
Blk Empress Eugene, Griffiths, Disc'ry
Blk Camden, Robinson, Gamble.
DEPARTURES.
Blk Empress Eugene, ST
Bk Camden, Honolulu.
ARRIVALS. SEPT s.
Blk Vidette, Boyd, S F
Sch Aurora, S +
DEPARTURES.
Rev str. Thos Corwin, Sitka.
Bk Vidette, S F.
Sch Aurora, Gamble.
ARRIvALS-SEPT. 9.
Ship Washington Libby, Blakely.
Blk Cassandra Adams, S f
DEPARTURES.
Washington Libby, Hanson, s.
Bk Cassandra Adams, Seabeck.
ARRIvALs-sEPT. 10.
Blk Rainier, White, San Francisco.
DEPARTURES.
Rainier, Gamble.
ARRIYALS-sEPT IL.
Ship Ventus, Theobald, Tacoma.
Bk John Jay, Honolulu.
DEPARTURES.
Ship Ventus, New York.
Blk John Jay, Honolulu.
, 1877-09-14

Rev. Jno. Reid, pastor Of Pando-
ra street Presbyterian church in Vic
toria, arrived on the steamer Isabel
on tuesday morning; and, by invita-
tion of the Presbytery, preached in
the stone church in the evening.
, 1877-09-14
UGET SOUND ARGUS.
Our Authorized Agents.
Get UP Clubs

In order TO extend the circulation OF the
ARGUS stin more. and TO place IL where II
ought TO beat every freside-we have de.
cided 70 make the following offers:
To any one postofiice address wewill mail,
postpaid, five copies oI the paperone year for
u rs each. To club of Ten new subscribers
we will make a reduction of fifty cents on
each, thus enabling them 10 secure the larg
est weekly publication of reading Inatterl ir
he Territory year for $3.50 each; also to the
getter up of club of ten we viii send one
copy one year free to any address.
, 1877-09-14

On Tuesday evening, DR.. Minor
was called to Port Discovery to at
tend capt. Mitchell, of the bark Glow
er, now lying in critical condition
on account of some heart trouble.
, 1877-09-14

PRoF. Sam wells expects to give an
in Port Gamble on
evening. ''l y"
, 1877-09-14

w. F. Peck, the spiritualist, took
his departure on the up.Sound boat,
last Tuesday, leaving the people of
Port Townsend sadder, poorer
though scarcely wiser.
, 1877-09-14

WE are compelled to crowd part
OF the proceedings of the Presbytery
out Of this issue.
, 1877-09-14

THE "hoodlums' In and about Olym-
pla have been making things decidedly un-
pleasant for order-loving people.
, 1877-09-14

BRo. Dickens, of tie express" :"
is i'll with lung fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10

of 1000 assasslnstions perpetrated within
three wears. Senator Sheridan and MS
associates OF tina visiting committee
swell this number greatly, and sdd
that "half the State was Overrun Win
violence" No effort was made TO repress
these disorders or punish the criminals
Nobody was hung, nobody tried, hooouy
arrested. The murderers ran at large,
the victims fell at the awful average OF
about four every day, and the puonc
officers quietly assented 10 let "the rihe'
the knife, the pistol and the rope do
their horrid work without interruption.
Are such men tit to govern free State
"FIt TO govern! No, not TO live
The wretched system OF carpet Dag
government could not possibly last.
From The first it had no real support
The native people aud the honest immI,
grants, who went there for purposes oil
legitimate business, held It IN adherence,
and the negroes were not long IN hnding
out that it was sham and a snare. AS
early AS 1870, and before that, the hand
wrltIng was seen on the wall which an
nounced that large and decisive ma
jority OF ali the votes, black and white,
mad determined 10 break up TINS den OF
thieves. They must therefore prepare
Tor flight or punishment, uniesS Ihey
could contrive way OF defeating the
popular will whenever and however II
should be expressed. Then the Return
ius Board WAS invented.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
An Unsatisfactory Account or the
Grangers' Picnic on the Fourth.
Potomac, July D
Editors OF the h gister.

OLNmNNl cNAN
Editors OF the Register.
As you seldom hear from our renown-
ed CITY, will give you information con-
corning the latest event of any import
ance which has occurred therein. Many
are the WAYS in which the Fourth o.
July Is cele brated ali over the United
states, but this great city, which rivals
IN splendor Babylon OF old, determined
that its celebration should excel all
others in point of expense ard enjoy
ment. La short, It determined TO have a
pic mic. Now picnic in such place
Us Potomac Is no small thing, and the
greatest minds in the city were occupied
IN managing it. Therefore, that noble
BODY, the grangers, watched over the
success of this enterprise. Inc graugers
met in n nall which mas been erected for
iueir special use. They are all models
OF neaLress and intelligence, and there
exists not the shadow OF u doubt that rs
they have worked so much good for man
kind IN the past, they will bless
all people while time sha
last. Owing to n scarcity OF shade, IL
WAS difficult to decide where the picnic
should be, but it must be anyway. 30
every Granger told his neighbor, and his
ncighbor told his uelghbor, and IL that
way people al knew that Potomac meant
to nave II picnic. When the Fourth
dawned, anxious eyes scanned ,he skies,
bu, their unclouded surface proclaimed q
bright, sunny day way coming Crowds
poured into the city, and could DC seen
walking up and down Main street. and
the street which, on recount OF It's recent
creation, is yet unchristeued, vainly
searching tor the picnic. Where could
1t be? The GrangerS replied that 1t was
there, but no one succeeded III hndlng II.
Ice cream, lemonade and cakes were
sold in the hall, and the many who came
dnnerless, eyed hungrily the bare
chicken bones strewed over the floor,
and LETT 10 search for the owner thereof.
The picnic, If transformed into baby
show, would nave been success, for |
never saw such rare collection before.
Severa. different species were represent
ed. 1t would nave been difficult 10 de-
eide, ii premium had been offered for
the baby when would open iCs mouth
the widest, and squat the IoudcSt, which
one deserved it, | WAS told they were
unusually quiet; il so, preserve me from
them when noisy. | really do not
know when the picnic ended, anymore
than l could tell when it commenced,
but "a reliable authorities assert II was
there. am able to say 1t commenced,
existed Tor some time, ard endeu.
AN OBS gRvEK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
ELECTION.

mo THE VOTERS OF OHIO COZ MY.
Passed by the Board OF commissioners
July :, 1870
An election will bc held on Tuesday,
August :, ISL, Tor the purpose of taking
the ), nSe OF the persons qUalliicd to Voi"
in said county ior,membrrS OF the LegiS.
laturc OF the state Of West Virginia. upon
the following questions;
LIST. The permanent location OF the Capt.
tai of tn" state.
ID. Whether they will authorize IN adj
ditiOnal subscription to be made In the
name, and on behalf Of the sal county OF
Ohio, to the cUpjiIl stock Cf the PWyJugh,
injecting Uud kentucky Rdtirodd company
in a sum not exceeding iiity thousand dol
lars $500 o., for the purpose OF purchasing
the mortgage bonds OF said railroad com
panv, or subscribing and paying as capital
stock OF said company To De exchanged for
said bonds, trarcby aiding said railroad
in its completion.
Polls shall be opened on the eth day OF
Angus, 1871, commencing at O'Clock A.
NJ. and closing at 81, y. VI, at the following
places in SAID county. VIZ:
IN Liberty district, at Mrs Beagle'S, VAL
ley Grove; at VIM. twins, IN west Llb-
erty, and at School House at Potomac.
In Richlaud district, at RiChland school
House. and GIcnu's Run Schoo! House.
In adelphla district, at Henry liners,
Triadelphia: at Wesley ROblnsOn'S and
school House at LeatherwOOd, near toll
house.
In Richie district, at the store OF Il. D..
ASmuS'
In Webster district. at United Engine
House.
In Centre district, at the Guard Hose
House.
In Union district, at the Atlantic Engine
House.
In Clay district, at the Court House.
In Madison district, at the Market HOuS"
I'm washington district, at the NlwliaGi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
NOTICE
CITY OH MHEELIN

CITY al WHEELING, MAYORS OFFICE,
WHEELING, w. VA, July =. ls77. I
Public motto is hereby given that the
following section OF the city ordinance in
relation 10 offences, will he rigidly en-
forced upon the approaching 9TH day OF
July, and at other lines:
$50. -. ii shall be unlawful tor any
person 10 fire or discharge within such
parts OF the city, which are or shall
he laid out into lots, or within i've
hundred feet of said limits, any cannon
-uu. piStO, OF ire arms. yr any crackers
So . .h. rocket or tilc WORKS, except II be i'm
cas-. oft necessity, or in the dis suarge OF
som" publc duty, or ut military parade
by orter of the officer in command, or
with the permission ct the Mayor OF the
city. ANDREW J. SWEEN EI,
ffgo M1Npr-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
The University Of Wooster.

ID EN. 4. \. +. TAYLOR. d. b., PRE- ST.
IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De.
pRrtments in successful operation. Twelve
capable and exper enced Professors and
teachers. Nearly 5UJ Students. Classical
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded 10 the standard OF asteru colleges.
French and German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthiul. building and appara
tus new,e1penseS very low. OPEN 70 students
Of either ser. Fall term opens septern Der Y.
send tor a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, Wooster.
Ohio. Iy4epraw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
\ selves Injected TO the late drm of
Henncgcn, Bates y Co. will find il to their
interest to call aud settle without delay,
at No. lld Main street. lelS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
,pUPONT,S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

: HAVE AT ALL TINES II MAGA-
. ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
bIated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sportins, IN
cans. Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages which will sell at wholesale al
inanuinctuTer's prices. have portable
OF different sizes Tor ShlPPIhs,
and " I'M leliyrr tree on cars or boat. This
powder is uueQuaIIed in strength ana
NJ. REILLY,
sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
CAROLINA RICE.

"a tierces received direct from Charles
ton, in store aud tor sale by
Il. REILLY,
1893 AMI 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
FARME HOTEL,

1III AND lll6 CARSON ST, SOUTH
] I side Pittsburgh.
TINS we'll known mouse has been remei-
ol.G and Tettyt Now offers especial &C.
commOts'joUN in Travellers and those who
contemplate visiting the .rcar boat race.
e.. Board and Lodging per lay $50.
utlpb GEO. SCiAl r&. Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
REFINED SIG AIRS.

so barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu-
lated, Coffee and Yellow, In tore and for
"a at low est market rates.
N. REILLY,
1907 and 1911 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
FRESH TEAS.

300 packages Gunpowdcr, Imperial,
Young Tyson, OoIong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas. In Store and Tor sale
of low tigureS. VI. REILLY,
lSDg ana 1911 Nam Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
BROOlIS

800 dozen fancy, V riOuS sizes, Just re-
ceived and for sale 10y NJ. hElLLl,
1902 ard 1911 .na!u street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
fob

have on hand full line OF TobaccoS'
from the leading manu- 'actnries IN the
country. including LorlIlardIs, FINER
Bros, Homer HudSon's, j. b. Pace, Rlch-
mOnd, j. X. Pace, Dauville, b. +. Grayely
HUlurOOk's Monitor Navy, harry I. hol-
brook Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories. at lowest market prices.
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF WHEELING
ASD BELMONT BRIDGE CoMFANI, .
WHEELING, ". Va, July :, 1871.
The Board OF Managers OF this Company
have declared a dividend OF four 81 per
cent on the capital stock OF the company,
out OF the earnings for the past SIX
months, payable on demand. on or after
the 10th day OF July, 1877, to the stock
holders or their legal representatives
holding stock al the close OF the 3Oth day
OF Jane, 1871. JOS. LAWSON,
wa Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10

1857 Prizes, amounting tu................SlO, 300
Write for 81 cu'arS or send orders TO
VI. \. DAUPHIN. p. .. Box go, New or
leans, La.
gth Grand Monthly Drawirg, iUes lay,
Sept fth. Capital Prize 5000. Tickets -
each. l')e NS-s'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
FISH.

Mackerel, Nos. |, and 3, in barrels, half
barrels and kits; Lac Herring I'm haii
and quarter barrels: salt Water Herring
in barrels and halt barrels; in store ana
for sale by VI. ILL
uuu 1893 and 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
MEATS AND LARD.

sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, sugar
Cured CauyaSSed shoulders, sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
sides, Sugar uTed Dried Beet, fresh from
snr Oke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar.
relr, bali barrels, kegs and phils, All at
lowest market rates. NJ. RklLL1,
1869 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-10
NEW ADVERTISE e Nfs

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOTH At
A prices lower than ever offered lot
many years past. DESTROYS TO close OUT TO
make room tor spring stock we oHei
special Inducements. ,,,o,,,,,N
2Ia 1853 Main street.
, 1877-12-29

takcn. The pcbnlc. not YOU, have Il In charge.
To thrm It is as satreI M to snl,. But the uld
Sixth tnrJ's rcMc1Hs,cr. In lYe}. when New York
City ntve mn, not nnney. to sustain thu cf''i1'.
the lnys III h'uu were tallci frn,'t the front tn
take rare of the men who could nat protcct thtir
Nwn nancy.
Don't talk 10 men who fought tor a principle
t!onai debt. The national HE Ia as soun" rs
The '!cht. Mr.. Bunker, allow one wor,! Of solemn
aIylce: You arc doing intrc to buifd up q tie
p,uiatton rarsr that will swecn the cnunsrv
MT eomp5ehcnd the carncssncss and .hc desper.
eo'nurchcm,ei c1' M s Il: new hirth: M ~
The press and public speakers are cautious
and guarded In expression. end listening 70 the
tho swelling tutnnlt without Tint will either
cntn},e! tic rcstora,!pn II the pcDple'A rights,
make your rust1ng tn'nds "a Worthless "A the
man 10 nee hundred hat nny interest In common
with ron. f'.n't worship y, and tay. ~
It worth somcthinuf The men wlto travel
death In a thousand iorms to save the country
from her focs. Think yt'', that when !hosc .ucn
believe that YOU nrc trying to tfefranh them ut
their natural rights that YOU rnn stnp them hy
| calling Them opprnnrinus ctitllcts and hy nt,t-
ting s3ovcsnment bosl IN % y9ur 'front.' 10
| hack, even II they have to stsiku through Your
Ntinl.
jo yo,l. Mr: Banker, mean to pres. this fraust
tntu the passion. Uf thA people With rniir r'sS
cE and influence, with the wiutlc North, unitei
tu its masses. and rtpc for vengeance upn her
bcttaycrs, and the Suuti wcarily whiting tpr thc
decisive moment when a kolil vote fha'l Wipe
| out every yest!Ge NJ the public debit fouf
are taking TOO great rlsk i"r any possible prolIt.
Echtt1tf; illuminate no more threats. They
i arc idle. YutiIh respectfully,
, 1877-12-29
THE CURRENCY.
WESTERN CREDIT.
tn fhf E,itinr ~ Tit Tribune.

CHICAGO, Dee. 27.-will you allow nc to re.
rlr to tho following extract through Jour paper'
t.,rt week a 1onr lit Of Arms at Chicago was
here, "Whyr' it was asked. ''ltecauap this IL
4 liz, Of drms who support Hands bill; they arc
in favor 81 paying no cunt. q. The do!tar she.o
they can ana INV ~ ,hs poha may % wei n
knoW sash alma nT ais ad n5. no man vi; who @ WI,
nhskca lns a0o .a , y sum ,shr 81 Sae o.a w ~
eK eAenss 70 eomue III. M, ~ -, , w.
~ IL S tlan Inn thst Of h,s cSuntry." 10 spoke an I'D
I.n5er 9t noie. Was tho verdict hat''''-.st''
My dsur old banker OF note: Wo admire
,1,,.us =, nro,, ,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,, o.,
s"as guu'en -" ~ "'o" p".r"eo ,Iu W., ,sr. ~
your e'ass .ss . .n", .,s''. .,,'t. NV ,a0 "n'o
ric|lt. Tho r,eh. to my debts tn silver rs we'll
- 1,,,, ia. =. n,1 n. III, naftnn, 1,v frpnb
~ ~ $50. ~. ~.,,,.. 49,. hs.'' sa.txas.',
aa ,oa afo 1yns ~ aka k % money ey sa.
fsuul, atl lo stop thu mouths Of tllosu who cry
NH u,taiust IL nv tbs shrcut Of the tlu,nbscrcw,
n"I ~ lin a.sumn,,on th,, en-, mn, vm,r ,Ja,s
l'asc aeorner on oil the honesty in shc country.
IA we'll Us all tho gold. You quote silver at 10.
1t was d. par, aud your frauA put gold above
.i,ycr. VI. anv IL Ia ns honcst 10 nay in
sTe. , ~ w. "ne" III III "s"t =, VIZ 1,,pand n.. ~
ealnef Msns ~ " co as ~ ss!s ai;rr w.
ny No!u Mottn ~ !eF ssns hit!S ,na" H., !. a,' o
pease etAh :" su4s Guu .,1r ~ 14n. y t.is,,
-.'s l. -. =. i -. l., H.,
prstc'lso nat yon las9 " ~ t.se Hlssiy ~ M
na.,on' sc,s hsn's ' ,sn :. ,o y, %n ~ ,a,tsr a. s
nsoan !n1'@ 10 iausnins ~ W." Az. nasken
Mo uont nka ~ zee you ihake ui.ltt.u.sSe ass
VI Yourself ~ wv no'n nt'uEfs.4nn =. LII u ana y.
Fcancct your nominees wneh YOU 10y. fIanu VI
70 iMaa' w nay ~ Euu, as W VII Dan.sup. ~,
es i'at!on na1 whsn yon tty ~ ~ p9s'es ~ ap lne
finst RicantG yn!Mns .! tmT ~ .Mo .hos. ssn
ns'n'oas uet o. 1namtsr!sllg a'st .un, tne wo,a
ever saw, VI cAt1lfe Gseiypoo! "a'sAol1est
| VIM W hot aefco WIN 5ou' tnen va !oao
all respect eFIn lot So1. po'',hess' ha sr M :,
pcoplo scs, ~ Son Fassn t9e ueM, NJ,
l,g you seriously taink, Af ba!Hft, Hiat thl4
lhl1i: :an 70 -, tnn, !.ity"ss Mniiohs ~ peo.
PIE III TINS nat!eh WV s!aml ~ n9ict.y amn sea
tet G5tt 1%sp1 ~ x '1o e. aaer IT. sns s,r " ~.
triys ~ !esa,a.no a you s ~ ty yo1H IIa%s w.
fusion aa !nacn ~ ainilfs yoas no!9ness. tlaSs
you quietly calculated Tug chaIses OF n!oHt ani
losst Have ynu stoppGu WIN "pntst any
"calls," AND "stsuulcs !onS enough " stluf
TIL Fou andetstanu them the terrible ana sol
| tmh lessons OF nlstoSJt Aase 1uu taAe" SING
~ study Thu eurfel4 paAset o1 tAiA ereat 9ues.
tton as y stands tttstay beioIe lnis neop'ei IL
you nave Jou nno tnat !o1 Nlo"k " sSsy say
powerful aud ver1 ittnated cla.s, who to-aaJ
lAay % htheatea W thts so'a aesls'a.@wn: ~
, 1877-12-29

LAsssso, Mich, Dec. 2O.-ious article head
I'd "Moucy Changers I'll the Te1nplc," In last
Saturdays Issue ot THE DAILY TRIBUNE, Ii
quits to the point, hut what surprised inc most
IA TINT y1h did not hit that frothy representative
in the Buffalo pulpit harder than you did in
scrIptural language, for while your quotations
are correct, they woull not PROVO rs strung in n
tlurative sei,se Of illustration to the minds OF
such as rockingham, who deny that silver is
gtrx enough to ray bonIholders with, but never
care to notice tho fact that these .atne hontl-
holding Jews thought II quite good enough to
paY out for the purchase Of the savior
of mankind. lit was g,oi enough then to buy
upsuci facrel merchandise, why Is It not 80 now,
when paid IN equal proportion With gold!
Now, flour Representatives III Washington would
give thu country Just and acceptable money
nlll, they Wilt recognize their constitutional
accountability by giving us financial measure
based on the equal use Of tue precious uletats
Ss money By euastlng that they shalt lN received
in c1ual proportions fur all dues oycs thu sum
Of &lDD Such nIcaat1rc could not fall to be
acceptable. Respectfully. W. c. Huonzs.
, 1877-12-29


CHICAGO, Doe. 2s.-Thc Ere7,lng journal l,hv-
lug reiterated that silver t'olias was only VI
cent. until los. oil patacncc at tic ignorant and
false assertion, addressed the cditur the fol-
lowing communication explaining the facts. |
did ts a. friendly act or matter Of charity, but
lie declined to Insert Il. 81
CmlcAno, Dce. os.-Tu the Editor cf he EteH.
tng .jonrna'-DEAH Eur: We are told that an
axiom Is q sclicsflIcnt TRUTH Which needs nnly
to DC stated IN order IL b. cumprehen'lcl by
m ordinary kAne mind. Our ctHlitlDp, ,kclnol
geometry gives IN examples of a1toms, the
propositions tlst u q straigtt line is the short
''tc whole !. crunl to the s'i.n oi ill it, part<
Tho reiterated statements Of the Journal. that
The Silver dollar Is nnly cqual 1" " CENTS give
ri.e 10 grave tnubts. hut not Of the truth of
the information nt NOME that the word rent IN
cu1Inrrttou with money In thu United Statcs
ineans the one handredth part nf ttr "doilar or
unit" It has nn meaning Of liz t,wn. hut de-
| lar nr unit, the ari ot Congress prnskltpg iur
tts cbunge stating that enc cent shall be of the
value of The nnc hundre,lth part ef ,lolar, the
MT having previously designated the silver .iollu.
equal to lUl100, but by your arhtnetlc It seems
| possible that Il may sometimes equal Dl.1Uo.
Every tmc yuu uruakc he statement lat the silver
dollar Is auly worth 9l cents. sol, state TINT !
| G1lAlh 8I"lW WE H4ft IHu!utlll'W u lt1HhC
you, Mr. Editor, which We think tnorc tortibly
tllan nny ltue of argument will conyincc you ri
your crrnr on the silver dollar question, at,i as
list you In rotnprchcndinr kctf-cvlticnt promo
| sttit'n. Believing that you pre always reuds to
turn an honest penny. and knowing that you
| valuc every silver dollar ynu have or can get Mt
VI cents, We oiler to give yt,u ni'<tH-nl"s efnfs
for every si'irr do'Ear sou will hrng us. and, I'd
thts generous offer may excite yutr wonder, We
Would state TINT It Is not from, nny charitable
motive that we make the offer, hut II you accept
It VIC will nIake cent 0n every dollar you Will
| bring. tn use your own elegant lnng1iage. Mt.
Editor, We would sAY ''fut up or shut up."
| 7'F-7' EYYr run T3ntt
, 1877-12-29

Tho lovers Of sherry will. probably, be glad to
learn. on tho authority Of The Matlrlu Eiuca,
that AeFes produces, on an sycfaqs, W zoo botas
Of vino per ennuu, and exports ~ goo botas.
aud a4ultera.tou4. Re4l sherry Is, In fset,
scarcely to bs got Ut all. sihcc, out of eo,00
ootas, osrr l3,Qo0 s1a used for making thu hui-
tatlVu.
, 1877-12-29

Tttal l................ :. ........vt, t4o' s:'
Al comment On the above, reference Is made
TO the following atatcmeut taken from the books
on ths morning Of July /. 1877;
ALpQuRcEH -....
(Eyelqdins notes Of D. D. spencer. A. D. Guild,
Mortgage loans % real estato...... 81. oA7. t23
Loan1 On col1AteEals Including $31.
400. Ooo overdue potss............... e7l. .0G8
Taxcs ADVANCED % real esta&q .......... &,eH
coiiectlous... ...,..,.,...,..,.,,... 180
, 1877-12-29

mcnt +, therefore rendered against the Company
for the full raluc Of the tagen9e, e7,193, mi!
interest upon that atnp,nt for fifteen years,
nine months. and ten days, making total OF
&l5fl1a
, 1877-12-29

EVE9F'. s1''7'''<'' fo''''"''
I,y the foregoing abatement the aa.cis sh0u n
ehrinkn1rr Of II. t.OO!Sttlb} nver the liabilities.
e,,,' ,".,nt IL r,nr.. rrtnork,t1e ,ssl m ipn ~
a i..',. W." ~ ,o rrtniei .tat,;Irrnt ia i,ivc, ns
snSs t,S ~ y, ~ ,s nv s't, M ~ ~. liz cnr
reGt tasii IN Ila1lsi u ulhelehee ~ tas'"lp.hr
~h1eti Artaes parity from tile HrtltH'ts cntty
.1unc 10, under tntgrcst !lnc nn'i aet,ructl, OF
ss7,e00}, neither hocs tho rabtisl,ed .tatc~
incnt s(lnw thu amount TT loan-sfs3, .iG-
dao e r'n,, 1n s, ns. 1sen ntscnsr.sc,r. Cssi
, 1877-12-29

l1ERsOSAL-lF PETER JOHNSON. or TIKI
auobtAcls ''ulAra" Will tcnd AlA 4idrc4S 10 b H.
Ttibuau ers, b. u test VI suua&hlox W hh Adt*at.
aSs.
, 1877-12-29
HOOKS,

t1oDkS WElTTEs IL AND BALANCED. AC.
tovnts s1yuttrj rtr COLLECTIONS 1Aadc, stI. TerAs
rrasunst!e; seat Ut setetGncts giEen Addrtas ~,
TsLuIs utdsc.
cash rA.u rtj,; Utluks-sTANDAlttI WQIlk3
xIwsYs hiring f,lod pFltei. bc.ufn Tou lc!l .u4F
, 1877-12-29
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

TiAsH PAID FUR LA!tuE Or SMALL LOTS OF
~ huusrsua Sutds: tnrnturr u lf!sAte ftsld aIcca
purchased. AadErAs ". u AID W sSa tsuFeh ~
l. M4u, srtlclcs suitable Tor hodAI hFeseats ~ 4Ekcd
Iv~ bsvw c1oes thstn cut. FAF!9t end hAn.
Lcr suits u special bzrkzuA Il. T. MAHEIS. lA
tA.at.,