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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-09

LNOR Sale a ranch of l60 acres, so
Il acres of which are improved and partly
fenced; new house containing six rooms
with furniture, good we'll of water with
pump, 80 shade trees q stable with ten
alls, two corrals, pillow and harrows and a
Buckeye mower, two horses, harness aud an
iron-axle wagon, three dozen white Leghorn
chickens, one set of blacksmith tools, and q
lot of other articles too numerous to men
ton.
WILL SELL THE RANCH ALONE OR
WITH EVERYTHING ON 1T,
As the purchaser may choose. There is
NO BETTER STATION ON the Idaho road
1t must be sold in 80 days. No reasonable
offer will be refused. For further pratt culars
apply on the ranch.
E HANEY, Buffalo Station.
Oct. 9Th, 1877. tt.
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Cattle shipped.

J. q. Abbott. of Stein Mountain.
shipped from this station to San Fran
cisco. last night, eight car loads Of fat
bovines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-09
This Mornings Board.

335 Ophir. 1917, 1917.
800 Mexican. l2I. l2Z bio.
1850 Gould " Curry. llI. IL.
ll05 Best Il 6elcher. %. 22s..
1890 Callfoioia. S3H. 32s4 b5.
9l5 Savage, 8. IL.
ll90 Con. Va. 33. 81 b30.
30 Chollar. 3GA.
1865 Hate X Norcross. z, IL.
1856 crown Point. So. 81.
1920 Yellow Jacket. AZ. 1lH.
300 Imperial. 1870. l55c.
IS Kentuck. 6H. 5Ts.
1870 Alpha ~. l5A.
$40 Be.cher. go, 81.
$50 Confidence. 8, 81.
1870 S. New. oH. 62s.
72O Utah. 1871, l4T.
$50 Bullion, lzA. 1879. bio.
7S0 Exchequer, AZ. IL.
10 Seq. Belcher, As
2G5 Oserman, 26. 26A. bso.
1850 Justice, l414, Az.
73O Juna. so 355.
600 Union. ~. ~.
$50 Snccor. 81. 800.
400 Dayton, 90. Csc.
1860 Rock Island. 30. Csc.
$40 Woodville. $50. l55c.
425 Baltimore. 10. 1850.
355 Silver Hill, So, So.
500 Chnllange, 100 l55c.
$40 New York. IS. Toe.
so Occidental. "a.
600 Imperial. ~.
100 Con. Va. 33H,
100 Gould & Curry. M.
so Grown Point. So.
100 Yellow Jacket. llX.
100 Savage. 8.
200 Dardanells. 3.
500 Dayton. 65c
1870 Alta 1917, l0T.
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by the day, week or month, at
reasonable rates. by Mrs. G. A.
Krenkle.
Inquire at the premises. opposite the
depot. oct.2 I'm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Men Wanted

TWO OK Transfers and two wood packers
Il wanted immt diately. Wages $50 coin
per month. None but competent and ex-
perienced men need apply.
Apply at once to Chas. Bowling. Camp Nc
Dermit. or to the undersigned at the wood
ranch, on Canyon Creek.
+. p. BROUGHAM.
Canyon Creek, September "a, 1877. IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-09

~ Range of temperature ct this station
yesterday: Highest, rs deg; lowest, 80 deg.
Range. 43; average, 56.2 deg.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'i signal Service, u. b. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-09
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

so Raymond & Ely. 10.
so Eureka Con. 46L., 46,
$50 jackson, 9, 81.
4U0 Alps, "a
100 Phoenix. |.
100 Rye Patch, AZ
975 Leopard, I75. 1900.
100 Eidotado South, 81.
40 X. X 3
100 CHA. 40. 150c.
800 N. Belle. 1917. 2OH.
26O0 Hussey. a.. 5Oc.
$500 Panther, ll5c
1910 DeFrees. 200, 1860.
3U5 Manhattan. IL.
5S5 Grand Prize, 1917. 1917.
7l05 Argenta. 300. 3U5c.
$50 Endowment. 30c.
$40 Independence. l60c, ~.
2050 Silver Prize. /.
645 Star, AZ Aloe.
$40 Hornet. soc.
$50 Tuscnrora, 75c.
1900 5. Navejo, 25c.
1000 Combination. SOC.
500 Grand Prize West, 100, IL.
800 Pawn e, 80, 500, b5.
800 Mansfield, Goo.
1880 Modoc. l65. 1906.
20 New Coso, ll5c.
100 Bodie, "a
100 BechteI. ~.
200 q. hariot, 75c., b30.
73O Leeds, "a.
1859 Baltimore. 100, 1900.
l40 Andes. ITO. lU5c.
100 w. Fargo, SIS 90c.
26O Letathan, 80. 25c.
4UO 5. Justice, ~.
50 N Cou. Va. 60c.
$50 Prospect. l0c.
800 Monumental, l5c.
3O65 Trojan, 2.
$50 Silver City. 70.
1850 Cherokee. 2L.
$50 Peytona. 100, ll0c.
$50 Boyle. 60.
2430 Benton. 100. 200c.
400 Joe Scates, SOC.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-09
q. CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., 1 will
seGd ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAS. Station U. Bible House. New York
CITY.
, 1877-03-14
OHIO.



COLUMBUS, O., afurch 13.-Goy. Young sent
special tuessaga tu tho General Assembly IT,
day, which recommends thu passagc Of the bllls
now pending In tue Assembly for thu creation
Of bureau Of labor statIatcs, and for br.
rcau Of statistics Of the mining and mineral
rcsouTccs Of Ohio. lie opposes thu proposed
e1tra session Of tho Assembly In October to
complete tho revision Of tho work OF the Cot,-
mission now engaged In cod!fying the gencral
statutes. lie suys he will not call an cxtra
scssion for this purpose, and II onc Is hold
the Assembly themselves must adjourn from
day to day. Attention Is called to tic uycs-
crowded condition Ut the pcni.cntlasy, anu
uiltafc asil uuwholesnMe character vi so1.c
Of the county jatls, nud and Recommendation
u made tEat Intermediate prisons Ut work
criminals should at once he provided. 1hc
establishment of district work.hci1scs IL sitg-
gcsted Us tho must practicable solution Ut tho
tramp question:. 4 recommendation Is atsu
made tint lAws should bq laased u prrfcct the
organization Ut the State militia as tic best
protection atsllnst riots and tho destruction Ut
property The message speaks In the wurtIlest
terms Of President liaycs, anli predicts tor him
u Icuccfui aud useful administration.
LEGISLATIVE.
In the Senate today. tho resolution, was
HcMcral ASSEMBLY next Tuesday .oon, to elect
United Stutes Senator.
i bill waa introduced to protect the wool
growers, as,d to rrstrain dogs from running at
large.
III tie House, bill to provide for the cstat,-
llshulunt Of Kindergarten schools In cities OF thu
t!rst aud SECOND ctass was defeated.
, 1877-03-14

Ths Twelfth Ward of brooklyn Kicking
Over 1ss n!mtnycratlc Traccs---A solemn
Council Sits upon tho cnso. md Bloody
Nosc' htt upon tho Councl'ors"--A Major
"ohefas aa Eraa.s ....o IN" feay.
,,. s. ops" ts. tssp'sS 5" :" ~ anoamA
Ns" !o'h' Match 4o"-a l'ciy ponslca' TOW
occurred over III brooklyn tonight. Boss
Mclaughlin Democratic II bear Kar,lcn," com.
monty culIcd thu Democratic t}cucrnl Commit
I'm ~ E,,.. co,ntv s.r,os,o, tt.o,f rj.t,.
~ y. Nks Sou,, su' u'p"eN'. '1es"' ~. ts'''
cnns @5e Hot ot u''ascquent oeeurfeheo dufaI,-
or ut the meetings OF this body, md 10
.,unrtlea n, n yrrv t,ro.s iuf,iuucmrrt m ,vho,
a.ss ~ r,r,ts",'...,. 1am 49,. ~ .,"s. 49,.
P"4ses 'os Pas''a!'e"tasy 'a"' Anc "ra"'oa
was the presentation OF tho report OF tho boas'
inspectors on recent primary in tho Twelfth
War,l Of Drooklyn. Tho wnnl In oup..
In, !. .trnnoIy ncr,ocr,,,c hit :. iargo
t'o' "a s"os<y Dsoe'aNe' s.,' ~ mEo
Pfopostoh OF It's Voslhc population sc1hto
to obey In LEGAL matters tho wall Of Urooklyn's
dictator. The voters IN question arc 1rti by Aid.
nrnnvan nn,t NJ m, ,,rlnor. ole,.tion hc,,t
o'"' .""s ,.o," "' y. ~ wv ,t"a, ''o' ~, .ss'n
some "eeks aeo, aeieatea oY large
majosisy tho. '"boss'" nominees foi
the Dclnoc1attc General Committee. Tim
comtnittec. however. rcfn..d In orccu.
~. .".art y, t,,. ,,.o.,.or. a,,,, ,,a.o, ,a,r
'"e ~ ~. ','o s''"oeeto'at uA'' otuGrea uc~
pFttnary. Tue last primary was carried, uou-
oYuIi's friends claim uy them, but tho ballots
, 1877-03-14

70 10 maeh m moncy np9n inch ta1 ie,ied for tnteresI
eonty eIt1 iown nr tnwn.,fn .ho.s tnd. ~, M
co",s. ~. t."1 Iii ~ M ~ .ra VILE Hohas ot
e'p'' cnssrs1rTy. rnn 1n y s"en
The Ii,,u,c thls Afternoon BASED bill, nr,.
t en on p"r arats In sts
turc q II: t;overn'nent 70 be:ono a law: il
joint resolution of tic icej.latnrc spntrI + )
a vote of two thiryls al ali tbr mcn1rrs ~ csch
House. Tne prot,oscd amendment s,aii tfcn
be published for three months nrnr To tI,c nc1t
election Of rnct~rs Of t''e Xs.cmi,lv. ~ III nl,.
licaton to he male In at least twn nancrs mi.
lishcG at the sent ri f;nvnrmn,"nt r. .+ ~
election, naIorty Of ali liz .1rr,n,. yotin ~ ~
the election shall vote fnr the proposed % nncnd-
rAx-YJauTtyo.
The tIl1 providing that fin ali casrx NJ ,r,o.,
of tax euits to the Huprctnu f,rt ;,,tfst,,o..
may tc affirmed for 80 in.cll of tic ia.ra mi
assessments as asc found to lie legal sas or,rr,%a
to Third reading. It viii prcyel1t tic euJt .e,,na
back Of d taxta9c to In trictf aver lrr,,,sn a,s
particular assessment il found to l1ave inn y!
regularly made.
rnY TEMPERANCE WOMEN.
During The aftcriroor session Sir. sbcrman
moved tuspcn.ion Of The r1,lcs to an,s II ti,c
presentation Of q petition fro,u ilir Womcn.s
Christian Temperance Uniof, Of thu statr. nnw
In session hcrp. ''S ''N''' ~"
tic rules were sutpeidrd aid thc nctit!un,
with some thousands of names ATTACHED. yns III.
cctyet and rea.l. It praya Tor s,tch Modification
uf the Iiq,1or law that 40 ]lceusc shal be grant
c.l In my locality
UNLESS 4 MaIoiITy or TIE WOMEN pEs,nrsr
there st,all sign REQUEST tiat II i,e 0ra1,t"t1
After the petition Ind hrcn rea1 Nr, Ehcrmo"
moved That SIra, rrui i. II. Il. Fry, IT HInn,n.
tnston, bc Invited x, address lie House ,1n,n
The subject OF the petition.
Mr. lfcrrfnRton objected to tho obtr,sion
OF such tr1Ang matter upon the House wf{rh
had business tu do, II was we'll cns,,trl, IN III
the petition be received, but he wa1itcI ,otnniy
10 be allowed to interfere viii, business of tho
House. Referring to some forty or tjity la,lics
Of tfs Union wlio lad been a;,uittci tn n In,
, 1877-03-14
GERMANY

AtsAC1 AND LORRAINE,
LONDON, afurcll ia dispatch from Berlin
says a recent order Of tho ucFman authorities
asserting that the men who formerly served in
The French, army Bhou1d quit A1sace aud Lur-
rhine Immediately Or accept German nationality
wilt bc brought to the notice Of tho 1scicl,ttaR
I,y the Deputies from these provinces. Thu
order las been modified, b,ft onty 60 as to offer
better tern,s to those who are willing to become
Gerrmans. TIlo UrtlGf Affects |, 6,uQU families.
THE BUDGET.
4 Berlin dispatch says: In the resumed de-
bate on tbs buflgct In The fcicl,stag, 1terr lesa
ron, Deputy front, aud Mayor Of, Metz, n,ale d
sensational spccch describing tic rt1inous state
Of aflairs In Ills constituency, and asked for
self.goycrnmeht for A1sdcc and Lorraine. lia
QUOTED statistfcs showing that property In
lorraine now is worth only llalf what it Was
before annexation. Untrninontano Dcput|cs
applaudcd the speech.
THE itEfcnsTA0.
BERLIN, March Blu tho llclch4taE to-day
The debate ot1 the budget was resumed. Princs
BItmarek again opposed tl,e suggestion, fur The
organization IT MI Imperial Ministry. fle said.
"ltnperial Ministers do not nccofl with tho
present Imperial Institutions: The Constitution
prcscrihcs tcftaEn patls, within the lNDttn.is uf
Which It Is necessary to move, atd which shall
not quit rs long as continue Chancellor" lie
thcn reviewed the progress OF the yDNng Ger
man Empire, showing It could Only proceed
slowly In the arrangement Df its organization,
but II had h!tllerto proceeded III the right dircc.
tou, and made practical progress.
, 1877-03-14
GENERAL DEBILITY,

Debility y term nscd to denote deficiency of hlo1
ns nhtfItu CONSTITUENT u the Giod are In le8t
sst..; stss Il ns1tlity r. feqacnt ,een.rvafs !. usi
mGSh sxrrtlon. I'll. circulation 4 irregular. hui
nloet alxAya weak. lap!tatIuu VI The hukFt IL very
ssn9'yn s5n,pton rolsht tnotioo oftru !h!oEs III:
nsat Mt, snto G!e .nust ta'nuuvns setan The sl!sI
sifrnK.l sK T. a!n'1s!fa: fstxno follows mod1as
fsat h+svts hurfr1 aa even painfully axitat1i un.
Mtf sxeEun. - y rhnMnE. aasa4lnE heights, ttc.
.x1 alt1s1s., ~. 1 isstinx 1t a.laI1s.. ass ss'y s9
ca! aic l,rras1 o. utbsr paris u lIs Mry. a,so
licaarnt atiel!dans !s lhu 4lseate. Thu sr'Eutius
nfe A'tnctlttles t!In!sIt In females the
.ao,o. nl.sys sit,rr sas!east or sery partially pr
he.hy ryAeua,iu,s tron the Gwca aud l5syrtla staiq
VI thu st0ulach. arc extremely ruHItun 3Hptou,s.
, 1877-03-14

ta rc sta af ST.. STA ife n lis ss sPe sl
ky anil silent, bsou1tng OH mnny things,
md, It Is rmoTet1, not Gnitc right In his scuscs,
He tstartlt,I Mi,l!lat bccaulc he would not pnt
up with Gsamt Vfzfer who presumed to rule
In bis k'yrrrgna name: and he ~ nuw, aIttar-
entfy. fnrsaken l'y Elhcr because tho present
Grand fizier objects to be made tho mere tool
nt his foycrefgu's caprice and Of his chamber.
lainst and Eunitcbss intrfgnes.
, 1877-03-14

THE NATIONAL FINANCES IN 4 BAD WAT.
ATHENS, March 13.-ln tho Chamber to-day,
Primo Minister Delicorgls showed that the
finances were III bud state. lie said hc was
not opposed to tho military preparations, but
considered It necessary first to balance tho
draehuas, aul only 0,0W drarimas rcmalucl
In the Treasury,
, 1877-03-14

II. II. sTKVENtt ------------- = =
Dear str-l lave used VEGErTSE. aud feel It iuty
to acknowledge tlls Krrnt benent has dona lnw. II
flS spttAx o. IT, yeM ls1' ws.:!ck trsa geneta -
1rAl. wAs xcEy weak aud much ei,acla tsd. tracl
hany remedies without srreItIng hny lltntnt fT.l
ltrfure a4 lsktn th. oa week. MY Improved ruadi.
tyr tsTs y. rusx*I 2Pc ~ soafsxs soatn..s
e"tnrst<lY rrst'rl 10 health! THIS snecs ot thia
saJ. III Ihu Vt general debility j. tutri uarscl.
Jus. ELIZABETH Il. fULEY.
81 Wrb41cF-4&.. Eha5lsskQwn. AS.k,
, 1877-03-14

1.&AANOX. =. IT., Jan. 10 l87O.
lraf or-i wFite you this pue u infusn yuu Ut the
ttT.xt tiI - 5TaF ..lo91 l11Att" ulon n.y systra
ulue .lsbIlisatel. ~ iaIs Ntrc swollen ~ thai il
W. lnpssih!s for a,s 70 ae1 Into " oat sTon! !
lrrd. could scarcely stand ny iest. NJ .ppetIs
"a, w.: HYas y strs1gsh sa'i.f Espid!y Atxf us;sx
shns;ise iG.tt1yea aad y strength tssaIlcl cau
EVH ttfslful my dutlre u nuEs1 With tuf NUed
Aaa feel 1S1 It " 'sasE4ss., Ioan Hr.tgfg!!y,
, 1877-03-14
GAMBLING ON 'CHAAGE,

Sr. Louis, March ls.-Lueisu Eaton, United
States Register In Bankruptcy, delivered de-
staioa this afternoon on option deals, declaring
that, when parties making such lcals lave no
intention OF making toua tide purchase Or
1alea The tfans action ID null aud fol1.
, 1877-03-14
CRACKS IN THE GlLDED PANELS.
~ tk1 Kt4ffnse ~ 94&s T~5An~s

CHICAGO, alarell l3.-lf my Of the gentle
neu who at present may be compelled to atr
their heels In Gov. Cul{om's rrceptiou-room
would spuul few moments Of time III gazing
upon tbs rruvks III thu giltlcd panels which
ulorn that magnificent apartment, think they
IL stmply ''woulruus specimen u TOOL,
courageous architectural CustK.
, 1877-03-14

MINISTERIAL CRIBS THREATENED.
LONDON. March 14-6 a. MA ltspntch from
Paris says It Is rumorcd in political circles TINT
Ministerial crisis Is Imminent owing to dis
agreement between President MacAIahon md
Minister Simon In regard to tho changes Of Gov.
crnncut functt0narcs. Tic President tiuus tho
existing Cabinet too radical.
, 1877-03-14

WORK pY THE LATE LK0IaIATCNE.
apectot Nstasch to 1ns Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, afarch l3.-Tbs Legislature
just closed WAS In session eight wceks, anll Ell.
acted COL laws, 1l3 less than Inst year. Of the
7iu bills Introduced III both Houses AIS failed to
pass. Fully one.thrd OF the lava passed were
amendments to statute lave. The amount oi
Statr tux levied Ia t.o sl5, agu!ust s:s3 81 last
year, Showing decrease Ut $1l0,DI. The
tutions aud for other purposes IL S37l ,5V0.
, 1877-03-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Nsw YoAE, March misunderstanding
WtrlnMd, from Hamburg.
LONDON, March la-Stcauslips Ncckar the
Queen, mud California, fru,u New York, au1
Marathon, frolu Bustun, arrived out.
, 1877-03-14

GAAKAksrowx. June II, 1901.
Mn. c. II. arEvEER:
lya9 Str-Tbia Ii 10 rsstifY that tEQsTtkx meLs Z
peFfcct cure vt tps Hheu nly Akeudpg physician at
ifonpsacsd NY sac consumption, and sait could
6urtaTs AAny days .
The facts AkAtc4 by Mn. LelsIoa SIC prftIuaIlf
known ~ ue, and they ass truv. 4. D. HAYNES.
, 1877-03-14

E.
LONDON, Afarrh 13.-Thc Colorado potato.
beetle has been discovered ativc at bremen on
goods brought from New York.
pcacc hns been concluded between tho Trans.
yaal Republic anl Sccococnl.
, 1877-03-14

PASSAGE or BILL YIxlN0 TUE RATE or IN
TkHEyT.
uARTFonp, Conu., March l3.-The House Of
Representatives to-day passed u bill making tue
legal rats of interest per cent III tbs absunce
Of contract. The bill previously passed the
Scnate.
, 1877-03-14

1UES0a A1RE3.
BusNos ArREs, March 0.-The condition Of
affairs here Is satisfactory. Cold premium, III.
, 1877-03-14
ELECTIONS.
The Republicans Once More Assert
Their Power in New Hamp-
shire.
They Elect Their Governor and The
Entire Congressional Del.
egatfon.
a Democrat Probably Elected In
tho Ninth Georgia Dis
trIct.



cosconD, y. H., Mascl l3.-ssxty towns and
cities give Prescott, hep, 1888; Marcy, Dem.,
',l7t; senttcring, %. The zane towns IN 1870
9avc Cheney, Rep, 1851; Marcy, Dem., o,2s2;
scattering, ". Republican net loss, 159.
CONCORD, n. H., StarctI 13.-Eighty towns
ana c5tles Five Prescott, Rep, 17,2i4; Marcy,
DeH''' a,1aJ; scattering, 137. III 1875, the
same PLACES gavc Cheney 17,61l; Marcy, 14,519;
places, ..
Twensy.arc tnwns Of the First Congressional
District give Ma,ston, hep. 4,gsl; Jones, Dem,
4,495; scattering, 81.
Twenty towns In the Second Conversational
District give Briggs, Republican, 5,0il:
Subway, 4,i37; scattering, 2i.
Thtrty-tlve tuwns In The Thru Congressional
District gisc Blair, Republican, CUll; Kent,
Democrat, 4.oo,; scattering, A5.
CoscomD, N. H., starrh l3-lop. 1n.-opc
hundred and thirty towns and citics give Pres.
eott "a ,727; Murey, %, Ks'; scattering, l!S. IN
ls'0 the sntnc places gaze Cheueyy5,aal Marcy,
2l.G6l; scattering, .53. Kepublicatt net ealu In
these places, 194.
In District No. ]. forty.Ivc towns give ssrs.
ton, Republican, S,oo5; Joues, Democrat, 7,4y9
scattering, n.
In District No. 2; twenty-five towns etso
Briggs, Republican, 5,6sa; sulloxay, Democrat,
.5,0s5; scattering, a8.
In District No. 3, hfty towns give BLUR, Re-
publican, a,0.7; Keut, Democrat, 7,oso; scat.
terinK, Is.
CONCORD. N. H., Marcl, 1911 y. m.-Oac
hundred and forty.ont towns and cities give
Prescott 2s,9s2; Marcy, al,a'a; scattering, IN.
In l8'0 the sntac p'aScs gayc Cleuey ay,7G3;
Mafsy, q, 40; scatturing. stu.
1t Is pruhablc thut prcscutt's majority In the
State will rcach a,50o.
Kcturns received from the Congressional dts.
trlets arc cugrc aid not EufIlcc,lt to definitely
determine t'lc results. Tho latest footings are
rs follows: Forty towns III District NJ. / rive
Marston tlsep.) 7,sG5; Jones (Den) J, 7,31s; scat-
tering, ~.
Thirty towns in District No. give Briggs
tRep.l o,5i5; sulloway tDctn.), 5,st3; scattef-
Ing, VI.
Fury-flye towns In District No. 8 give Blair
iseP.l 9,:o!; Kent tDen.), 1860; scattering,
53.
The Republicans claim to have carried the
three districts; that Matston will have 2oo
matority; briggs, 1,000; md Blair, 1900. The
Ds1nNrats ,tu nut concctc thu First District,
claiming 10 have elcrtcd Jones III all prob-
ability.
A private sl'spatch from Jones this evening
says that he will hn.e zoo maturity
Tho Republicans will doubtless l,ave co to 1;j
majority III the House a.l eight OF tho twelve
stt!aior*, atd clainl four of tho fire Councillors.
lie election was unusually qutct.
, 1877-03-14

fsolnnd's Aromatic Bitter Wine ut Iron Il n
remedy fos nerrons .ehl!tty. Impoverished bloud,
, 1877-03-14
Proposed Appointment Of a Com
mittee to Review the Whole
Trial.
Regular Weekly Discussion
Of the South Park
Resolutions.
lawyers Fees Cut Off and Cook
County Members Barred
Out.
An Eruption Of Women with q Hobby
swoops Upon the House.


WASTE Their Fragrnuce.
,vo,. % 1aN oto'
LEGISLATIVE ATTENTION ATTRACTED 10 the
sut.itvAN TH'A1~
spteta' n'tpatea 70 7at Tribune,
offered BY Mr. Morgan In the Senate thIs
,nornnc ro,ottve =, tbo ar,tivo, 49,, .~.o.aI !.
,,..,",' s..'... ~ ~ =" euee,
ues.a.u w..a ee"'a'.on. lnsy afe us !o''o"s:
r.nnsis iah9fd. nas ]nst ocen ~ ht liberty After
seS p ,ri n w'topt sn% any punishment being In
has Tendency to incr:ssu crmo anI to rcn5nr ill.,
insecure; md
wHEnkA*, The most sacred and The dcarcst right
guaranteed 10 the people II the right to 1.-Two; mud
WHEREAS. 1t IL tle drst duty q t!sc tsw-gtvng
10 sxS =. a. ~" of ~" sh.
TT.o,r]T. Iiy III. M scnotc. ,bo 11op.o ~ 1,.r,..
scntatlycs cancurrinp McrHtn. IL tbat csnmitt,. of
seven, three on the lart Of tic Se,satc ani four u,
tho port Of thc lou.r bs api,Onted, and that such
oughly and carefully inquire Into a!l thr n,ethol,
suissn and e.pcetal1y =. IT, the s!aoa ot .eiee.
tx tc enae ~ ~ ryr H. M r. 1a' r. ~,
rffuTinns tn lin tnrv "nH ~ ,ho e,,fTnc. H. G .aG.
to tie admission of crdencc. to thu cnJ that saiI
Committee may be ablo to suagcat such nuienl-
ments to tho criminal code OF this State a. FAali
ee ers5y orc e ie se
npe IT, 70 70, exanv M Witnesses G nmoer oat: anu 10
any ana ~ aS,: necessary TO en,ry ont the splft o
!ss ~ H. na hat sJ fspeft to tIa osnemi
III" rcso,n,Inns wc1c- ] ,,,,i1sr H. ,r,cs ,ot,
over for ono week.
THE souTl1 rAHK RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Rowctt's mark Investigation resolutions.
:''e epce@' ofoeF LOT to-aa'' CAME up ths aitcs'
hoon'
III order to ndmlt Of debate, Mr. Riddle
withdrew Ills motion to refer TO tho Committee
Mr. Rotlilson, Of Cook, then moved tho a,lop-
t!on OF lie rctt,lutinna. In snn,n,rt nf liz mn
tlot. lle reviewed ttIc history Of the Park Com.
mission. i1u saltl II had been created with tho
Thv Cu,nmjssp,,, Ic was ~ % lid. u1rcaly % lad % cx
pcndci nbottt S1.OD00Oj. und we're nrartIrailv
accountable to no authority, liz llI not
know tho facts, but hc VIVA told
that most ex,rnyagant expenditures had
been made; that Slt0UxU u wear ,gas cxpcudcd
stInply for he 1na1ntnnaico # ths narEs by thc
SOUTH Park Commission; that the park was
without outlc, a,,.l ou,y by an exploring cx.
,Wtlittou: and tIat Il was n, muro Ornamental
ur useful to tllu puoplo of tic South srown thau
Gqt||EiT }|a. ;s ia,H ,r,.
that M ts sc' HE W. nos s9' ega' natM VIZ
tho rirht m,tnt. Iie rnade tJ,T mint
Tint tbs ntestIon wos mt ht,orlt
order tho inycstlcatios. %@' '"'"'A
tur. wns nsl,.s, 70 IT, Va + ~ i"ct.1a,e T.,
rrurlv anv rvlif Waa II h, pniarfyc n rrstr,rf
ies,!!ate re- tu ark @ BoarI out of otleel Il wa. ~
np,,c ~ ti,osa RI sxas -, trvo.tf~"tn ,,,,t tta
, 1877-03-14

ATLANTA, en-, March 13-Rcpurts from the
Ninth Congressional District are ineagre. The
Indications are thar Bell, regular Democrat. ts
elected by fatr nnajortty over spccr, 1nlcpct1d-
emt Democrat, and Archer, regular ncpub,rpu,
Tie Official figures urc slow In eonling IT., upl
may bt close, ' ~
, 1877-03-14
The WEATHER,


WAsn1SaToS, u. C., sIarcls Ill q. m.-For
The Luke trgloi,, southeast to southwest winds,
falling barometer, warmer aul cloudy weather,
with ruin ur SNOW.
LOCAL o1sKRvATfox.
INN m March