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TOMORROW,
H'BcMAs DowLINa, Austione,r


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL PROPERTY ON n STREET MOTH
NEST, BETWEEN 1rH AND JFH STREETS
t virtue II q cC-5 OF trust 70 the IN fer "A
signed, bearing date the 9th day 81 Septem- ~
Der, A. ID l3!o, AMI duly recorded IN Libersa.k
81 folio "a, one % tie land records oF the District of
Columbia, and at TIE request writing OF the party
thereby secured, SHAH sell public auction, in
t'9nJ OF the 2remI SEES, on THUR SDAY, July L. n,
iS1 etc O'Clock ,''al that certain piece OF oar
Get oi land and premises staaa and being in the CITY
q " shnstgn, Disrrict of Columbis, and known sri
ctlDgnlshef uron the Pablo piss and plan af SAID
city as lot numbered forty nine 40 Of Argustus
DAVIS SUBDIVISION OF OH yinal lot Lullbersi ogh-
81, In square numbered five hundred aJ.I thirteen
OBJ, as the same Is recorded in the Surveyors ce
oil The District O Columbia, said lot torty cine i9)
Ia ing front on street north 4 ~ ty ~, feet
aud Two 10 inches, by a depth Of one hundred aud
eng lat tlOoD feet eight and half tSssJ iuchas TO
get ner WITH the in prov enait7 .hereO of
"a cOmmodioGs and ninety finished brick dwelling
house, containing all modern conYeuisnces, rum
beIed 4SS u street northwest.
Terms II sale are. All thu pTrrhasa MONEY Ayrapt
ing ~ IN cashs and credit Of four years on
SAID SSGV, with interest al Zine 81 peE yautrm aaT
aInunl, PAYABLE semi annually y, lrei by ti- ote
OF the pIrch aseT with deed # trust on the IRON
erty solo All conA tyanc-15 * purchaser cost A
deposit Of $50 must he paid fc lla 81 p-r -
and the terms Of safe INST be complied with within
one week from the day OF SALE 9th ,rwiss the rrus-
tees reserve Inc right - rtee the property =, tha
TisE and cost o. tie dcfau't:ag purchaser
S 4 ( E 4; Lhl5EfS' Trustees.
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD
~ ~ II RE. OFFICE FDRNI7 Nkk. COCK
lFG AND HEATING STOVES, ks.t kiSEt 9.
Tors. ehE Ray PRESS, SMALL Lo GRO
tERIEs, Sc sc AT AUCTION.
% SATi EpAl &ORSlS,5. August Y "a, ~
~, COZ - eng AZ GD 10 81 81. "a trsu: g sts
3Uctl'f. ICONS shall SCI q genera, as-a Nr~t
meIt - :6e atCKe gOoas mi
Ter cssh
au2& THOMAS BOWLING. Ar-t
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GREAT

-Dailg. Other trsins daily, e,cept sunday. j.
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RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. On
account ~ the rain, until .NRloAN, AuEu-l )
MOSES KELLY, Trustee.
J. 7 COLDwELL sa.esrrsn auyas
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TROS. BOWLING, auct jySd
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.FIHE ABOVE : NE Is FURTHER rusT-
PoNEb until NEDNE. DAY, Aug1z' \ Isl sane
hour sud place VI Uses NELLY Tr1stea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT PRIMER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY--FLoUR DULL-wHEAT QUIET-~coHN
FIgMER--oATS FIRMER-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK QUIET--LARD QUIET-PETRoLEUM
pULL--spIRIrs OF TURPENTINE TIRM--RosIN
FIRMER-oILs sTEADY-corFEE QUIET
SUGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DULL.
SATURDAY, June 9-6P.M
There was but Ntlo change in the commercial status
to-day compared with he rest OF The weck-althougn
In some there were changes On Change flour
was dun and in buyers favor. Wheat quiet aud
nominally unchanged. Corn was nrmcr. Oats nrmer.
Whiskcy nominal. Pork and lard were quiet. Freghts
were dull Cotton the spot Gmer In tone. Futures
closed steady. Coffee qiict. sugar nominal
Oils steady. Petroleum quiet kosin most decidedly
higher. Spirits turpsntne was firm.
CorrEg.--rho market for Rio quiet but unchanged
The further increased b. tho OF the steamer
Hermann Ludwig with % ooO bags. Mild coffee quiet
bu; steady We quote :-Ordinary carsocs i6lc I6ac.
fair do, l94c. good do, l"sc. prime do .Oc 2ois
extreme range Tor lots. I6c 22c Santos good
ice 1ol{c gold 90 days; Java. government bags ne.
23c do mats, 2c. 2sc. Singapore. leisc
iac. zoe; Jamaica, I7sc 1876. st. Domingo I6l,c
l6z1c. Porto Rico. Isc, 2oisc. Costa Rca ISc
2lc: Mexican Islsc. a zoe. Macnssar Ice. u ale; An
E,sura, lslsc. 2usc SnvnLiia ioe 2Osc. Curacao.
lie lie
uorroS on the spot Grmer In tone but not quot
ably higher. Liverpool active ana nrmer spot
cotton. up,ands quoted NJ I8d anJ 'ireaps ut SD.
Arrivals we're i-l6i higher. Our utures Was
quite active and closed steady at ayarc os The day
from The closing prices TO-DAY conn
dx.it Irid eyrrp AS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Juno 0. 1877
Tho Mncng Lane Market exhibits no new. feature.
Prices hass occasionally given way slightly when iniu-
enssd Sy large supplies During Monday and Tuesday
creased demand for plantations ceyon and the tall Is
KINDS are Costa ,ca aud Jsmsiea are lower
as market 81 has a. been rather active ss. pa"
There also more doing IN low brown sorts Tea
congon early month Carsocs rice
Tered on lower terms salspetrc Is nesec,d The pneiic
show some decline
Produce Refined petroleum. ioad per gallon spirits
OF turpcntne, .fs %. per cwt.
Petroleum. 3o,st. for lne pale American :
EXCHANGE Rrronr
sas %a at ss "A, s" a az ION:
d." a. "A. caas dull i's !, wv % 3D. enda da
ss' % 4 s g.m' %sss aPi city
S s ali Il % 3d. and 5 d e los "a cssss
ssan sns ., steady 2, ' Lgy @ an a. So
dull a H. % 80 aa = ~. sa NJ +, so"assn
Corn-Mxcd soft duh Al us 81.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON june Q, 1877.
easy, the impeed high class up
wa s"s , + not 10 %ash & rs
work has been the difficulties of bear spectators Tho
cash, oy the rise aud tho further advance Il prices this
week was argey due 20 cndcayos 70 close speculative
that only purchases been made close bear
Wow rise outside of the immediate excitement of
tls market IL " doubtless feared that such
are 100 sangni.e aud that political accident
would bc attended by an aggravated collapse.
But the distant aud political Europe hope
fi Financial ruropo. u the stock markets here and
The Contncn can be said to represent IT, has been chiefly
lest the British should Interfere.
cun>cuucntlymost rcassu.cd when peaceful policy found
expression In England lint "Wednesday there i
shock that rctssurcd feeling when Lord Dcrny's not. to
~ Lesneps published and prices Tell Part possess
sion 81 the cnua--puttns ENGLAND in front -
international dispute about It's clearly felt 20 be es
mens q danger. recovery soon set In. principally
meeting seemed % stimulate tho IMAGINATIVE reports
tho East. On Thursday the city was fnI or rumors
on Frid,y much Of the excited character OF the rise
disappeared aud ;he foreign bourscs closed win less tone
distinctly this wecs Three months bank bills
been broken precipitaed Ivy special event. but
ihc lrst Il tile of money
culaion after May; the second
here foreign gold IN the absence % foreign
and third direct competition Tor The best bills ~ French
dscuunters. To-day business duh the opcnln. md
inued un midday. when prices hardened.
and the close the alterations tho
able side. but the amount of business was limited.
LONDON, June - 80 r. NJ
Paris aivcos quote 6vo cent lOii. 4Oc for
the account.
PAnrs. June .. 1877.
Exchange on London. 25f iotsc. Tor short sight.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The failure OF Charles Dahlmann & CO., wholesale
clothing No. "a Rcadc street San Francisco 10
announced. Tho liabilities reported at upward OF
5000 0C0 but tho exact amount will not BIO known for
several days until advces received IRON san Fran.
cisco. II is said that they S135 900 San Fran.
cisco, $40 900 merchandise ana the remainder for
borrowed money Tho principal business is transacted
in California, whero Mr. Charles Dahlmlnn Is al
present, and tho clothing is manufactured in Rcads
stree, and the continent nono.of being
sold here.
Mcssrs. A. S. Chase. l. Haas and Thomas H. spaul.
ding the committee OF creditors OF A. Slcnberg, whole.
sale clohers OF No. 81 Walker street, submitted
report 10 the creditors recommending settlement at
twenty the dollar TO be paid In two install
mcnts OF six anu twelve months. Mr.. Fred Lewis tho
assignee, will prepare tho necessary papers to hlo
petition in bankruptcy Tor composition.
John II. Hapgood has been adjudtcated voluntary
bankrupt by Register Fitch on his petition Hi
liabilities are about sl3, 900 and his assets merely
nominal.
In tho Office the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday
there cd the schedule accompanying tho assign
OF Robert b. Heron and James j. Mitchell tcom-
posing the nrm Of Heron Mitchcl) 10 James NJ. Hcr
ron and Austin NJ Siauson The firms Liabilities
stated at S16 800 It, its nominal assets at $loSo6 60
and real nssets at 81 COO Tho assiguec's bond
1xod by the Court NJ $4,000
general N favor Of their creditors has
been by Mcssrs Sargant & Peters, the well known
dry goods dealers OF No 307 Fulton street. brooklyn.
Yesterday the legal papers in tho case were filed Ia tho
County Clerks office. Tho assignee, James Gregory
residing No ALL Pacific street, gayo bonds ia t1s
OF $500 HIS sureties George L. Pcase and
A. d. Matthew'S
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s., $40, 400 55,ssi. sss
SIG, s7s, 500 sls.ss5,l7s Dec. 81, ass, s25


legal roots slss7s, 500 sis5s5l75 Dec. 81. 2ss 525
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advices report consols y x per cent
bonds werc arm. New AK per cents advanced pcr
cent, TO lo43s. out later reacted to lc44. New dves
we're u a e per cent higher, and 1875 x cent
higher New York Central rose v per cent to S.
Illinois Central declined 10 so and recovered OIL
The rate OF discount In the open market for three
months bills is "a per cent, below the bank
A. Paris rcntes fell or lo4 3oc but later advanced
to lo4I 60c The closing prices In London =
Consols for money and account, 94 AZ per cent
bonds, l045s aye-twenty bonds OF 1867, lo9ts 100
ten-forty bonds, 100; new nves 107A 107ss; Ere
common shares. g. Erie preferred shares, 10; New
York Central, IS; Illinois Central, so
STATE BONDS
State bonds the Board were dull and steady with
sales confined to North Carolina Funding act, 1865
and do SKIES ISSUED 10 North Carolina Railroad) DIS.
trict OF Columbia 1865 sold nj 1874 an advance Of u
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were irregular, with the largest
transactions Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold scvens, which sold down to S5ia-a decline
Of per cent The ether changes follows: -An
advance OF Il in Hannibal and ST. Joseph Fights, con-
vcrtbos. and e in Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
sevens and Union Pacific 1rss There was decline oil
~ in Morris and Essex sevens, 1871, and 4 IN North
Missouri hrsts. Detroit Monroe and Toledo rsts sold
M109
BANK SHARES.
Tho sales or city bank shares we're Manufacturers
and Merchants at IS, Tenth National at 10, aud
commerce at LIZ.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASrfRo. June q. 1877.
Coffee market very animated; prices advancing. Rio
good hrsts, 74oo 1850 rcs per 10 kios Exchange
London. 2fs Averngc daily receipts. 1000 bags ship
tho weckTo the Channel and soril VI furopc,
1899 bsrs the United states SOD bags. The Mrdi.
none. sales OF the wcekf thr Channel aud
North Europe. 40 bags, of tho United Stnes, 500
Tor tho Aeaiterraneau none. stocs. 5000 bags
Freighfs per snil to the Channel, 9us
SANTOS, June G. 1877.
Coffee market very quct prices nearly nomirn superior
Santos, 100 100 rolls per ~ kilos Average daily
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Ellen Libby, alias Mary Wide. woman Of nifty, VIM
tho attire and bearing Of damscl Of nf,ecu, was NJ
rested by Detectives ferris and Hickey yesterday, 10
company Win Enxa Barrett, alias Masec Murphy.
The pair arc noted pickpocKcts aud shvpflcrA and
were caught by the detectives plying tusir craft ~
Johusous establish mont, ~ ms svgnsf 81 ussuaGAy
aud Tweptyesoopd svoek
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The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wero.-
MINING SHARES.

The opening prices OF mining shares in San Fran.
cisco were as ioIlows-Gould 4 Curry, s. Savage, g.;
Chollar Potosi, Ri ophir II; Hale Norcross, 81
Crown Point, 81; Yellow jacket. 9; Bolcher Al I'm.
pcral r.; Virginia Consolidated, 80; California, 81;
ovcrman, 10; Raymond 4 Ely, "a; Eureka, G. ", 8;
Best 4 Beicher, 1913; Union Consolidated, 81 Alpha,
Il; Meadow Valley IL; Sierra Nevada, 5; Mexican,
sa Caledonia. q silver Hill, p Eureka Consolidated
l6li; Justice, 81; Julia Consolidated, u
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Tho following sales wero mado on tho Raul EstaG

Tho following sales mado tho Raul Estas;
Exchange yesterday
Foreclosure sale by order Of tho Court Of Common
rleas--s; 4 ON, referee Of a story honsa with
lot .sxln On % ay n v. corner o. 'oth st. 10 o.n
saweme caurt fps@eiasare saie-,;ccrrc ". ;W,
gate. referee o, house. with lot isxioas. on
asst seth 81, 22i H. ~ Of av A. 10 Gernana %,
Similar mil ~ s sas @ Issfy ca SGo
os place. .. $. -, H. . o. Prescott Az. extending
through to 20 Horace X. rburber.... 5000
Supreme Court orscsssrs ZAP sso Das'f onry Work.
rcieree--ufa po; Of land. 33Nluo, 9Th ay, v. ..
I3it i. OF ooth s.. to William II. Marvin. plain 90.
os-os
suu,emc ccar, foreeo.nrs sale George r smith
1 i savings avn 81 BANK Aoa
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-cnar,s. r.. Ly-
West s7S 81. n = iss IT, d " Of is sv to sras
tees Loako and Watts orphan Asylum plaina.. 10000
Total safes for tho 500. i4a
InassrEns
Ward. Milton H. Robertson aud wife 70 \ D.
Morton !. cSo. i6j stephen rs ssocuio2so +. 49,,
Morton 81. n s. dot 10 ioi John Pei 10 Charlie.
Norton n'' t. n lot 30 10 Charlie. j. re to Mary
.,s ,s s sG Bernard Nom
sd :. ~, u O. Of i'm as. 7sx,.s: also sd
AZ :, : - . = n = Of I'D l.. soss.slrssa.'
ase Valentine q, 20 NJ =. .y .':@,'s Am 1000
Ellen aud husband 10 Catherine Cushing ........ 500
a ,ssSar st s ward eco sass 3 Mary s.s. 10000
's and 4" s's 10 Il Henry s,ea'
ION ay nor.hme. corner ,, St,a ST o,s s2ls Nam
Ioes aud wife 70 Thomas Darrash los 900
asrrce, 10 Now York Lie Insurance csmpsay. $500
Kelley referee, 70 Charlie. Kassis.a $3.50
s.h s - is S"s" 81 s,i av Henry
X Cram. executor. Jno seiwarnwader 1900
Ian Man referee. 70 rransln Brown ......': 10000
Tunstai. referee to Phillips. .:..:........ $4,000
wood, rsieres, TO x Dowansy ...;s...:,... 1850
Madison av.. =. ". corner OF asth st.. 2jxe5; ). o.
81 s as. n {. corner o. ies,i ~ icosioSs Ei 800
referee r. Il K,ching... $4,000
Andrass Charles aud wife, TO Jona Murphy, n. q Of
Aaasa.. abraham and WIFE, 70 same n. a Of ssds.
same 70 same " ,ornci Of i;i sv aud i6t Il.
pnt ysss o@.. aud .ii:. 10 Salon: Ec:w, ''
i, 18th sv year .............'...... $1,000
Bes%ann, I Herman Ter aud wife. to VIM cb.o
~ = OF iJih 81 " OF st av yosrs............ 6Ooo
same 70 Amelia stasvcsan,. n. ! corner oioth av
Bees" o.r to ,ie"ss 4 i;oita,. o. 5 of 10Th ay
Same % Julia IL appleton. .. ofio,a sv.. o. Ss,a
ceashiss john to .mss VI smith. o. Isl av
Ersc % a .Ss TO- sciacimsna 81 SIS. st. ~
between il, Az ani Az a. ins, ont. 1000
9Th -, e is,n @v ycsrs $500
Years $500
I.egsci Csss CaI,h ward ! year 80. $4,000
.,. Sswsen itn aud Madison avs syssrs 80. 22ss
: q s,ih s.. " q iii sv year ..........,. 500
Roic. tieorgc and wife. 10 Sew York society for
Widow and Orphans ~ Medical Men. q. s.. Of ID
av between 9TH aud 9TH sts 5000
lie st.. between Srooms Ds'snssy years 5000
Of e" ss ! D jo,I = years. 5000
wcbp Mary " "a. to licnatd II. BOVINE. O. .. Of 18th
Wet. Frank aud wife. 20 d. .. Lyon. ~ - orI63i IT.
tLld :3yetfs.........s ............4.... $50
Ro-emisd zaehsra. 10 Ia. u Zoeiiner. :. = Of FOR.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


IN future all advertisements presented for publication
after egt octock r. NJ sciH b. charged double rates.
A YOUNG HAS WOULD INVEST. SAY $3.50 WITH
~ reliable partner In store the west side ana
himself buu up cash business either IN groceries,
meat, butter. &c. MERCY. box LOG Herald Once.
4 TRACT or 5000 ACRES or HEAVY PINE LAND
Aon the Oconee River, Laurens county Ca for safe
trade Tor mcrrhaddise. Address GEOtUIA, Herald Up
Office. M'
A NEAT, WELL FITTED PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
AIN good loo alton. Address PiIOTO. herald Office.
$780, -
4 NJ PERSON. HAVING a GOOD CAUSE OF AC-
htian defence In ANY suit wishing any iern advice
consult prominent lawyer Tree by
dressing FRIEND. Herald "ftce.
As INVENTOR. WITH A NUMBER OF PATENTS
hrrAnted aud allowed. won d meet party with from
SlvJ 10 SJDaDp Address INNEN fuK. loo Ictalo office
A PART or EXTRA LIGHT FIRsr LoFr-CkNTKE.
ACsnal and Wslksr sN ,sVxkoi assam RowW.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. June e. 1877.
Spanish gold 2iok 2s6k Exchange arm; on tho
Uniteu states. 90 DAYS currency "a Ia premium, short
rs premium; 10 days gold. 81 81 premium
hort kight do. q ~ premium. Surar fat.
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lO:lj AND 1880 A. NJ.

1914 $1,000 U 5.ao c. '67. .li3
Dos 5000 Us IS lo+D. iias.
p6s4 = % tsfs. ~ {. sml. III,
Iriss 300 ID -, FL r, DC III
JJL 1000 Us J., r, lsul.. lO.H
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Stancd-Good ordinary o.luc.; strict good ordinary
10 3-idc. low mdiny. lOlsc micdling. lie. The spot
sales as follows.-
~. Dun Last Ercnisg. Total
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE H. ls77QUADRUPLE SHEET

ceipss 500 bags; shipments tbs week all countries.
O bags: sales Of tue week Europe 1900 ba;s tor
the United States. none. stock. i2.OO0 baga
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-12

The attitude Of the Administration
On the Mexican question was defined by
4 prominent Official in tie State Depart-
ment substantially in the foIowio- eIrAs:
In the first place, the government SOL
EMMY disavows all intent to obtain ter
ritory, and at the proper time tine Nd
ministraton stands ready to give the
most solemn and explicit assurances that
it has no such intentions Its conduct
in regard to the border troubles has
been based upon the right of any Gov
eminent to make SPECIAL rcprisals when
other means Of protecting It's territory
fails. These reprisals are limited to
specific and future provocat.ons, and
signal violation of American territory in
the recent conflict between the Diaz
troops and a band OF Lcr,,uistS on this
side of the Rio Graude is a breach of
international obligations 50 gross as to
offer in itself an excuse for the most ex
treme measures which Ord can take
under his orders. Diplomatic satiSfac
ton for this invasion Of American sol
must be obtained at the earliest moment
after this Government is assured Of
settled Administration in Mexico Mean
while the policy of the Government here
in protecting its frontier must be not
unlike that which would be assumed in
the face of wandering and predatory
community.
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The Presidents Order

The recent order to ofiiceholders COM
manding them to abstain from active
participation in political organizations
is spoken of by The New Y ork Times
as an order which calls upon them to
cars their salaries as the condition of
their retention in Office OF such an
order as tia; we should heartily approve.
Public officers should be required to
earn their salaries as the condition Of
their retention ia Office, and there can
be no objection to proclaiming that re-
qulrcment IN general order Ii this is
what Mr. Hayes means. no one can Oh
ilect TO his saying to rubie officers: y on
must do your duty. 1t is certainly the
right and the duty OF the President to
require Of those holding Office by execu-
tive appointment TO attend to their reg,t-
lar business at proper times But he
does not tell them what ley must DO,
but what they must not do. He says
tihey must not manage caucuses or con
Nens.sns or political organizations. We
fail to see where the right Of the Press
dent comes II u control their leisure
hours, or why they haven't as aQ1h
right to manage eaGeu>es or political
conventions as spg ether people. when
sit does not lnterteze With th>r official
duties This is iIterlering with the
rights OF tie American citizen little
too much
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-07-12

Recent adgices from the Black Hills
show that .erty of ninety-eieht miners,
and two women, killed more hostile In
dams in day than Gen. Sherman's ILL.,
managed and scattered army have killed
this season. Cooped up behind breast
wccks, the band Of pioneers repulsed
charge after charge, and dealt death
with uaernng aim among the savage foe,
who at .ength withdrew from che con-
test, living one hundred and sixteen
bodies on the field.
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gesat y1ofires.


Where's default has been made in me payment
OF money secured By 3 certain mortgage bearing
date the l6sh dav Of March. 1874 made and execu-
ted by Fiery y. Treat and vile 10 John II. Thorn
r0n and 1ec0rlgd in the Office OF the Register OF
deeds ia the county Of MGuitowoc. on the 18th daT
Of july. 1874. ~ II o'clock "a. II IL Volume i Of
Mortgages, oH page as. which said molsZ
was on the 25th asy Of July, 1s7i, daily sold and
signed 10 r p. Eaton.
Il whereas the amount claimed to be due on
50 rOrtgage at the date of this notice Is the sum
vi ( and S3D a. solicitors fees: E8y: therefore
notice i hereby given according TO the statute
that by virtue 81 power OF sale contained there
in said mortgage viii be foreclosed BIS The sale At
pabic auction Of said premises described in said
mortgage A. lot six 90 in block LTD IL the civ OF
AaHitCwec, on the 18th day OF July. Is1I ar 10
o'clock A. " at the front door OF TIE Court house
IN said city.
Dated May q, ISL
93JJw B.P EATON. Assignee
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HARRISON LUDINGToN.
MILWAUKEE, July >. 1877.
The PGbiic DelusiOn that Made Hayes
President.

tSttChts
But for an extraordinary and anoma-
lous condition Of public sentiment exist
ing at the time, the Electoral Commits
sion would not have been created, and
Mr.. Hayes would rot have been declar-
Cd elected President of the United
States. The anomalous condition of
the public sentiment TO which we refer
consisted In an almost universal belief
that as soon as the Presidential election
sould be settled, no matter how, the han
times would i'm prove and business
would revive Added to this were the
fears Of the timid Of the possibility of
bioolshed; and hence arose demand,
as if the nation spoke with one voice,
that the question who was elected should
be settled, one way or the other, with
out unnecessary delay There was a
general impression that it was more I'M
portaHt that 1t should be determined
quickly than that the decision should be
right.
The expectation that good times
would necessarily follow the inaugura
ton has been found now by bitter cx-
pcrlonce to have been delusion. II
Mr. Hayes should feel himself obliged,
by a judicial decision that his election
/ Nl5 fraudulent, to retire from office, the
even. would not Seriously or consider
ably atfgy. the business OF the country:
"".a a final triumph Of the Uonstitu
uan over the temporary device adopted
when Aen took counsel only of their un-
founded hopes ard groundIeSs fears,
sould show the suifcieney of our estab-
llshed institutions for all the purposes
0f Tree government MIN.