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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
Old RECLINING COW.
The sitting Ruli Commission Meet the
sioux Chiei, b0t fail tO Make amy

The sitting Hull COmmIs~iOn Meet the
sioux Chiel, b"s fail sO Make any
Terms.
CHICAGO. October D. - The 'Times'
special from the Sitting Bull Commission
at Fort Worth, British Northwest Territory
of October 18th, via Fort Benton, October
Dist, received early this morning, says the
Commission have met Sitting Bull, and
have utterly failed to obtain any satisfac.
ton or terms Of a settlement from him
After detailing the difficult through
which the Commission passed before reach,
ing the Indian band, and the reluctance OF
the Indians in yielding to the persuasion-
of the Canadians, and allowing an interview
to take place, they fearing some trap was
about to be sprung upon them, he describes
Sitting Bull as 4 swarthy, black haired
beardless,
PURE FLOODED SAVAGE,
with an air Of judicial gravity and intelli
gence He continually fears treachery on
the part of the Americans and distrusts his
own tribe when they are near. He refused
to shake hands with the Commissioners,
and said he wanted them to sit out in full
view and not behind the tables. They com
piled, and General Terry addressed them,
stating the object Of the meeting,
namely: that the President wished hos
tility 10 cease forever for the sake Of all
parties. II the Indians would retnrn and
refrain from hostile acts against the United
States government,
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ALL PERISHED.

ALL PERlSHED.
GLASGOW, Scotland, October %, p. m.
The special train sent to bring the injur-
ed of the oolliery explosion to the Glasgow
infirmary, has returned, no one having been
got out alive Twenty dead bodies has
been recovered, and it Is feared the entire
400 who were in the colliery when the ex-
plosion occurred, perished.
THE LATEST PARTICULARS
from High BIantyne, show that 233 men de-
scended into the mines this morning. None
of these except one who was working near
the shaft at the time of the explosion, had
been rescued up to late hour this evening.
Very little hope of rescuing the men is enter
tanned, as the explosion occurred in the
morning and the exploring parties had to
RELINQUIsH THEIR EFFORTS
in one pit at four O'Clock in the afternoon,
because of the poisonous gases atthe bot
tom of the shaft of the other pit, the col
liery, comprising two pits, with communi-
cation between them. A faint knocking has
been heard, but, 80 far, it has been impossible
to reach the bottom Of the shaft. The ex
plorers have resumed operations At the
first Dit. They report forty corpses lying
at the foot of the shaft.
LONDON, October 23.-The work of ex-
ploring the colIiery at High Biantyne, in
which the explosion occurred yesterday,
proceeded throughout the night. Four
miners we're discovered alive about eleven
o'clock, but in such an exhausted condition
that one Of them died before morning and
another is hopele.sly PROSTATE. Mining
experts say all the men in the pits perish |
I'd, but even ii any are alive now, no rescu- !
ing party can reach them in less than eight
,r TN dsya The work Of bringing up the /
lead vas resumed this morning. The !
budis ere fearfulIy burned and nangied. !
n mpaaisD ss a terrific violeace.
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General Grant and party leave CharIns
Cross railway station at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning by special train, and expect
to reach Paris by half past six in the even
ing. The American residents OF Paris
meet to-day to organize a banquet and
there will also be banquet at the Ameri-
can legation on the 29th To which President
McMahon and all the ministers are in
yited
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HOOKS RECORD.
The balance of Mr. Hooks Record.
which Mr. shepherd Failed 10 Give
to the Public.

r,,n1
BE IL rememoered mat at session oil the
Board OF Souh'y Sonimissioners, heiu on
the 4'h day oil may A. d. io'o' amohgs'
othei Proceeuihgs theh ana 'here hau' as
the following an" entered oil recoru' 'o-"i' :
[REcoRD II, PAGE 30.
George ii. Spry presented petition In ref
erepce 10 county bonds. asking that new
bonds NAV be issued in lieu of said bonds
held by him, was. on motion. referred to the
committee ON ways and means.
r,,r,,,,r1
,,I
lie II a,so 'e,ne'i.'eieu una: a. q - y,
the Doalu oi Nounfy oohi'ii,S,-o"e'e ,s-1 i,e,.
on 'he otn oSl VI yu,y' a. u io ann a -
othei Plocen .nsn a,d 'ns,e h,u' W., %a.
'he ioiio~ins' """ eH'e'e' VI ieeo'''
lREcoRD II, PAGE 3So.I
The following resolution was offered by
Commissioner Hook:
Wurrr.s On the 4,b dav Of Nav. A. I
1878 one 1;eorge II S,,rv did nresent A ne
t;,;on 90 The R,,,rI al Coup,v iommissinp
ars asking for the pavment Of interest or
! fonr certain bonds issued bv the Coun
,y nj Jeavenwortb 70 the IJnior
Tacif;c Railroad. Eastern division. serie,
s(s, and .Rr numbered 40. IS. Al. SO. du.
ID Isss and 1869. and for issuing OF new
bonds in lien Of the Old ones. and
WurRrAs Said petition was referred I,
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Commissioner Harmon moved the adop-
ton of the report.
Commissioner Hook moves TO smend by
laying over to next meeting
Motion as amended adopted, and report
laid over.
RECORD "H," PAGE9.
On motion of Commissioner Harmon the
report OF the committee on proposition of
J. c. Douglass, in reference to defeating GER
tain railroad bonds. and laid over at the
last meeting, was taken up and read.
Commissioner Wilson moves the adop-
ton OF the report.
Commissioner Hook moves to amend by
making the fees ten per cent. on the amount
defeated, in lieu oi so 900.
Amendment accepted and motion as
amended adopted.
RECORD "H," PAGE %.
The following communication was pre-
sented, read, and on motion of Commits
sioner Harmon, ordered received and placed
on file.
To the Hon. Board of County Commissioners
| In pursuance of your resolution of the
l4th, accepting the proposition OF J. C.
Douglass, Esq, whenever | should be salts
fed that he Is in possession of facts suffi-
cient to sustain an action against or de-
fense TO the bonds included in said propO-
sition, desire TO submit that after an ex-
animation of the facts upon which he re-
lies, ! am Of the opinion that there are
available defense To certain Of said bonds,
| especially Ia those of the Missouri railroad.
l.. NJ. GODDARD,
| County Attorney.
| PREAMBLE
| Be il also remembered that session oi
the Board of County Commissioners, held
on the 9Th day OF May, \. ID. 1877
amongst other proceeding then and there
had was the following, and entered Of rec
ord, to-wit:
RECORD al" PAGE 40.
LEAvENwoRTH. Kas., April lG, 1864.
To the Hon. Boad Of CJunty Comm, ,s>iones o
| Leurenumh COUNTY, Eansas.
GENTLEMEN: l accept Of your offer t.
employ me to assist the county attorney o
said county in defending said count,
against the payment OF certain pretended
bonds issued to certain railroads, as offel
was modified and formally passed by reso
luton on the 1ith and 18th insts, and here
by notify you OF my acceptance.
| Respectfully,
JOHN c. DOUGLASS.
STATE OF KANSAS. !
Leavenworth County.
/, Oliver Diefendorf, county clerk anC
clerk Of the board of county commissioner
of the county and state aforesaid, do here
by certify that the above aud foregoing is
true and correct transcript of the proceed
ings had in the matter of employing Mr.
Douglass 10 defeat certain railroad bond
As the same appears of record in my Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto SCI
my hand and affixed the seal of my ofiic,
on this, the 20th day of October A. ID. 1877
.. DIEFENDOHF,
County Clerk.
BY J. W. NIEH Us,
Deputy
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Woods Museum, Chicago, Gutted
by the Fiery Element.
A S273,000 Real Estate Dealer of
Chicago, "Fails."
Denies the Assertion.

deem it my duty TO say that neither the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
the Wabash, nor any other corporation, nor
Jay Gould, has, nor never had. any inter.
est in the suit with the plaintiff, either di
rectly or in1irectly further state, that
the application was made in behalf OF an
honest administration of the affairs of the
ROAD in the interest OF the people OF the
State OF Missouri, and all Others interested
in an honest management.
lSiSned, WELLS HENDERsHoTT.
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LONDON, October 23-The "Post" an
thoritively denies that Col Valentine Ra-
ker and other English officers have be,n
sent to Constantinople
Sir ii. q. Elliott will succeed Sir \. Blu
chanan as Ambassador 10 Vienna
a correspondent telegraphs from Ragusa
that the inhabitants of Wassawich district
Montenegro, numbering q 800, cre stricken
with famine
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BE it remembered that at session of the
Board of County Commissioners held on the
5th, 9th and 9TH days Of January, A. ID.
1876, amongst other proceedings then ard
there had was the following, and entered Of
record, to-wit:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

Be it also remembered that at a session
of the Board of County Commissioners held
on the 9th day of September, A. d., 1873,
amongst other proceedings then and there
had was the following and entered of rec
ord, to-wit:
PAGE 404, RECORD "H."
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Mr. Hook
Resolued, That in the levy OF one mill for
interest on Kansas Pacific Railway Bonds,
it shall not be so construed as to include
Nos. 4, 5. 6, Z, s, Q, 10, IL, II and IL, issued
in lieu Of past due bonds. of said Rail
way, of series "B" No. SO and Al and series
"C'' Nos IS. 40, 65 and 93.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A HULL FIRM OF OLD STANDING AND coz.
Anectons wishes represent really Al tailow ship
ping house. Address box 50 Post office lul England
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April 3, 1877
Cotton steady; middins, i1ic low niddling, ios.c;
good ordinary Oac. Net receipts 1913 bales sales.
Stock, 4~.S'o. 4. .
Cotton strong held higher; middling. Ilisc. low mid
ding. io7sc; good ordinary Zoe Net receipts, 22il
bales gross, 2,3Is Lxports-ro Great Britain $3.50;
France. sO6: to the Continent. ITO sales 1900
MONK. April 3. 1877
IOsic. good ordinary ioac. Net receipts sS bales Ex-
poiis coastwise. 273. Sales. 800. stock, 5000
SAVANNAH. April 3. 1877
Cotton strong: mddng, ll1ac low middling IOssc;
1000 stock. 2566s
cHAnLEsras April 3, 1877
Cotton frmer mIddling, iis4c ilzsc. low middling
1Isac ii i,c good Ordinary, 1O.c. Net receipts l5S
bales. Sales. 200. Stock 2o.23a
Flour steady; sales $50 bbs At 81 50 n ~ Tor No
spring 81 10 81 2, Tor amber winter Sass 80 for white
/ Milwaukee club, 81 80. No. do, III -; No. white
Michigan 81 % Corn unchanged Barley lower; sales,
75c. Corn meal unchanged Millieed unchanged Flour
shipments, l,DOO bbS
Market for grain generally quiet; prices Brm and un.
changed Flour hm sales of15 bills unchanged prices
Wheat n light inquiry: sale, q 40 bushels Northwestern
spring at 81 ~; ears OF white At III 2 81 % DO.
sample private terms Corn-Sncs o. new at
ole do. high mixed. 1T IIsc. OatsSales of
articles unchanged. Railroad freipts unchanged. RE-
csipts-Flour $500 bbls.; wheat 300 bushels: corn,
~ 800 do rats 300 do; barney lV DO; 1900 10.
shipmcnts- Flour 800 bills whent 400 bushels corn
- 800 do oats 1900 do barley, 1000 do ryc 100 ,o
The Buffalo River is clear Office
Flour steady Wheat steady; 30 j white Michigan,
81 50 bid; No do Il ~ extra DO ~ ~ amber Mi.hi
No. do, 81 I3; No. > red winter. spot. 81 50. MAJ,
81 55e No. red ~ ~ rejected Wabash red 81 10: Lake
SPOT 4iisc; Nav, 45i XII Jure 4G' rejected Iil,c
Oats dull; No 2 $40 Michigan held !, s7e Glover seed
corn, $500 do oats 300 do shpmcats-Whcat 900
bushels; corn, 10000 do. oats. 300 do
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HERALD, WEDNESDAY APRIL A. lo77-TRIPLE SHEET

three months bills is IL per cent u per cent below
the Bank OF England rate The closing prices Lon
were:-Consols for money 96s 96s4 consols for
account. 96ss a964; nvetwenty bonds Of 1865 lodj,
1855 6ve-twenty bonds OF 1867. 100 1905 ten-forty
bonds 1osss new fves. l0S4; Erie, common shares,
5s; Erie preferred shares, II New York Central sea
90; Illinois Central, 405s Il. In Paris renes sold
up TO 1851 62ac, but closed weaker l0sr SOC. In
Frankfort United States new nves brought 1885,.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet with tho following changes
in prices compared with last previous sales AN adj
Of 5per cent in Michigan Central eights sinking
funds. in Union Pacific sevcns land grants, and = In
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold sevcns.
There a decline Of per cent in New Jersey Cen
trail nrsts consolidated, X in Louisville and Nashville
consois Of '9s and Western Union Telegraph coupons
OF 1900 u in Now York Central skies OF 1883 and New
Jersey Central frsts, new. and u in Union Pacific
drsts
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The exports OF produce from this port for the week
ending this date sac ,3l9, against s4s0l 800
for the corresponding week in 1876 aud 81 596 $50
1878 The total exports Of produce from tho port since
January /, this year. were 500, s42l3! against
$0l $40 for the corresponding period In 1876 aud
So, 60l, l49 in 1875.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


COTTON ON THE SPOT loo. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED EAsY-FLouR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o 49, D' "HI"A
HIGHER--CORN AND OATS STEADY-wHIsKEY
NoMrNAI-poGK FIRMrR-IARD FrpMrp
NoiiSnH AoiA NA''''s AN"D 'A""Lh
PETROLEUM FIRM-sPIR1Ts or TURPENTINE
.rn poarN orrrT-orrs rrp,-copvpr -,
az ,.a..., ,s-l,',ns go M AND
r,. ,..,. spv
TUESDAY, Aprh5-of, q.
Business was n little more brisk 10. day and n rmer
$500 ,v.r ronor,oa osooo,.,,, !, ,rn..aa ~.
markets were reported especially on Change. Flour
WINS stronger. Wheat was higher bu, ouiet Corn and
We" 80 - 80" ~" ""u
oats steady. Whskey nominal Provisions all strong.
Freghts remained quiet Cotton on the spot was lsc
higher Futures closed weak, but higher. Coffee was
., 80, ~ ,o., ,.rada. c,a. u,,, ,,, H.
ste"us "" hc Eo"" Ei'"os. ouR"' hoih" olis "hd pc
trcleum were firm Naval stores were quiet.
x,vs sold In iohhing xnv M ~ sr ,o,s "a eal, f
49, " w. " ~ ~ '''' "'' '>4' ~
pearls
ASTiNoSY remained quiet l:}c 13iac gold reo,
H..
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Ode. fancy. Soc 56e
NAVAL sroR.sspirts turpentlne was quiet 100 bbls.
SOLD ~ oc lsosn ai~o 30 bbs good strained
50 20 y 10 We quote Spirits ufpcniins. merchant
aDlr order 3s'ac. ,c kosin ~ % - MA;
good do 81 10 Pitch. 81 - 81 a7is Wilmington.
- 70 W BIN, Advises from Wilmington ial-
iows;kosin hrm: strained, II 10. good do firm "A, ~ 20
Tar steady AT n 10 lupentne steady; hand ~ sos soft
and virgin, ~ 20. Spirits at
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cofse-Narkct quiet. prices nearly nominal. GOOD
frsts $500 $3.50 refs per 10 KIDS.
Exchange on London 24t..
sASTos April ?. 1877
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained. change. Su
pcrior santos. 600 q Z, 500 reis per 10 ki.os.
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COMMERCIAL.

SOMMJEClAi.
LIVERPOOL April 3--4 40 r. NJ
Trade rcportThc market for yarns aud fabrics Kan.
chester IL dull
L,vERrool, Aptii SIS H. NJ
Provisions I'd cwt. Tor American Bacon,
3ss. Cd per cwt Tor long clear middles
Produce-spirits OF turpentine. 2vN. 81. per cwt.
Akrwtnr. Hpri y. 1871
Petroleum. ao1sf for hne pale American,
LONDON. April 3-Evenng
Calcutta linseed, ass. Cd per aualter.
LIVERPOOL. April 3--e Z. NJ
Produce-Sprts turpcntiDo. 2~s. 60 rs. I'D
LrvtRroot April 3-5:ia y. NJ
Cotton Futures closed easier upands low mddng
same 7od nPland'. low middling clause, juno ~nd
GLASGOW SUGAR xAnKrr
Sugar Is In good demand and medium grades ID higher
PRODUCE.
New York Produce Exchange Report.l
LlvERpoot, Aprii 3. 1877.
cumberland cui dull nj 33s short rib steady ut 81
long clear steady at 40s short clear steady Ais Hams
long nnmer at tis. shoulders dun at 2ss ID Boci
dull at TBS Lard--Prime Western dui ~ rs Tallow-
c sm u" steady y, d nn d a =, Is ~
Cheese rcan choice dull at T3s Lard oil-Nonc in
No spring steady ut lis No = do steady ut los I'd
winter southern none ~ the market do Western steady
OF wheat for the weektrom Atlantic ports
from Pacific ports ~ 900 do: from other sources $50
do. Receipts Of corn--03,ouo quarters.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON AprI 3-4:15P. NJ
conseIs ee l16 for both money tho account Lrls
Railway sharos, ga do. preferred, To-
Tho for three months bills the omen
market ~ cent which Is - cent below The Bank
Paris aiyces quote 1--WE per cent rcntcs 1ose 35c for
the account.
FRANKFORT, Aprii 3. 1877.
United states bonds, new nvcs; io3ss
Silver closed to-day at 535sd por ounce.
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SECOND BoARD-1:3o P. NJ.

MEMORANDUM
At meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Pan
anna Railroad Company the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved That the usual quarterly dividend OF three
per cont be and hereby is declared payable the lst
OF May next to stockholders OF of that date
books OF transfer to close the afternoon of the goth
OF April and reopen on the morning OF the I'd of May,
1871
Also resolved, That hereafter all regular dividends
be made payable the first day OF the month follow
ing the date of declaration.
Officers elected Tor the ensuing year were:-T. W.
Park Presidents J. G. McCuloch. Vice President; w.
J. Emmett Secretary and Treasurer.
The following IS the official report OF sales at tho
open Board Of Stock Brokers April 2, 1S77:--
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The dead body Of an unknown man found float.
Ing in the East River. at tho loot OF Twcnty.sixtn
street. He 10 about thrtyscvcn years DID, five feet
seven inches in height has sandy hair mustachc and
goacc dark, sngle-breused overcast and pairs oi
pants-onc dark, the Other bluo The body was taken
10 the Aorguo,
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o'oei"1 rniohS-o ~ ="
The following the closing prices AZ three p NJ. :


The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing OF tho principal active stocks to-day as
compared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE Wabash, u Burlington and Quincy, X.
DEcLiSE-Wesicrn Union, l; Pacific Mail, Al Erie,
ii; New York Central n; Lake Shore, u Panama, 40
Northwestern, u; Northwestern preferred "a Rock
Island, q st. Paul, IA 81 Paul preferred l; Ohio
and Mississippi, u Delaware and Lackawanna, tx;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, x Hannibal and st. Joseph
preferred, a; Delaware ana Hudson !; Michigan
MONEY
Money loaned early to-day at 8 per cent call;
later Oh advanced per cent, and closed at per
cent CALL Tho following were the rates OF ex-
change New York at tho aforementioned cities
To-day :-Savannah buying ~ selling u; Charleston
easier, "a u premium; Cincinnati quiet and steady,
puying par, selling LILO; ST. LOUIS 100 premium;
New Orleans, commercial 0.02, bank u Chicago par
Foreign exchange is higher, the bankers having
vanced their nominal asking rates To L. s5 for sixty
DAYS, sterling and ST for demand. Actual business
is reported at 4s4A 4.Sis for long and SO 4s6s
for sight drafts.
GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at l047s and closed at l04A, with
most OF the transactions OF the day at the lower figure
The Carrying rates were q IA 3, u and per cent.
Loans wcro also made nat Gold clearings at tho Ma
uona Bank Of tho state oil New York;:
Sold balances. s05o.ss2
Currency balances. 1,0i0,gil
Gross ccarahccs i5,ilo,uOO
CLEARING STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $oI, 1854
Currency Oaiabccs.. oisla,4oO
Goli exchanges o,oJo, oyo
Bold balances. ..................... s4J,-oi
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Ono hundred and nifty thousand per cent bonds
held 10 secure bank circulation were Withdrawn from
Me Treasury to-day
Revenue receipts to-day were $3.50, 900; customs rc-
ccipts $500 600; bank received Tor redemption
$5s0, 900
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds, in sympathy with gold. lower
but they closed steady Al tho following quotations.:
United States currency Sizes 123H 1879 do do, 1884,
registered, 1llh nix; do. do, do, coupon, il2h
1i2k; do do, 1865. registered, 10Sh 10sz do do,
do, coupon 1854 losk do. do, do, new, regis
tered, lvS3s los do. do, do, do, coupon, 1881
iosx; do. do, 1867 registered, 1117 INK; do. do
DO. coupon 11l5l Ill5s do. do 1863 registered lisa
il3x; do do, coupon, ll3 1l31S; do tcn-iorties,
registered, llos HOY; 10. do, coupon 11l1s
l116; do. nves, 1881, registered, 11oH l105S do
DO, do, coupon. 10Y 11oH; do. AXIS, 1891, regis.
tered, 1o6A 1o0&
THE FOREIGN MARxEr.
sols and United states bonds. Erie declined
from to " while the preferred advanced from Is to
~ and afterward reacted New York Central fell on
nix per cent TO 50 90, and Illinois Central ~ a3
ner cent TO 4oa Al. Bar silver sold at 535sd. per
ounce The rate OF discount In The open market Tor
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April 2. 1877.
sugar quet and nrm: Spanish Eold. 227 227lS. Ex-
changefrm she United states days. cnreacy
~ = DISCOUNT short sight do = premium LoD
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snS q sSSp S N store sanpng 4 asy not

a.",nea-ood ordinary ii-ltsc strict good ordinary.
!" ooe low middng loetc middlng. He Spot safes
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hFFicE OF THE HuKILL GOLD AND SILVER
~ MINING COMPANY
No. il BroAn ST.,
Nrw YORK, March ~. 1871 (
Tho Trustees of the nklll Gold Silver Mining Cons
pany have this day declared their regular monthly diy
dend per tho capital stock OF company
payable aud after April loaf the Office oil the company
IN above.
The transfer books viii close April and reopen April H.
WILLIAM II. CURTIS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-22
Carson CITY studebake,
Wagon Depository.

HAvING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the sale of tho celebrated Htndsbak.r
Wagons. am now receiving wagons from the
above manafsctory, especially adapted TO this
State, aa they were male from models and pat
terms sent to tho mAiiufactory by INC. also
have . nne lot OF
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-22
ExPssss AND LIGHT spalns wAsoms

o hand. Also Farm and Road Wagons Of my
own make. Tho above Wagons guarantee To
soil ~ low "A the same style of Wagons can be
purchArSed In Sacramento CITY. with the siid-
tion of freight from Sacramento ~ Carson.
have also on hand and fos sAlo
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RELIC sOTs.

Elder Geo. ". Sweeney has refused to
accept the late call made by his former
Church in Louisville. We understand his
intention is, for the present, to Evangelize.
No Church service Of any sort was held
in Stanford Christmas day. We don't be-
lieve the report that the preachers were en-
joying themselves drinking eggnog that
morning
Rev. +. NJ. Green, of the Presbyterian
Church South, will preach at the Metho-
dist Church here next Sunday at o'clock.
Immediately after the sermon the members
Of the southern Presbyterian Church will
proceed to elect a pastor for the ensuing
year.
THAT old and hardened sinner, Col
Craddock, OF the True Kentuekida, says he
will join the church IL Rev. George ..
Barnes will come to Paris and hold meet.
ing II would be worth great deal to save
the old sinners soul from the wrath to
conc.
Elder Martin Owens, Of Bee Lick, this
County, who called to see US this week, !,
one Of the hardest working preachers in
the State. This year he had charge Of
eight churches and during next year will
minister TO the wants Of the following
Buckeye, Pine Hill, Hazel Dell, Union
Mt. Moriah. Freedom and Mintonville. liz