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How to make money these hard
times!

Look up ali your articles not in use,
such as furniture, stoves, musical in
struments: sewing machines, safes, tools,
lamps, or anything of value, and send
them to Witney's commission store, on
Main street near Broad, where he will
repair them, if necessary, and sell them
for you on commission of 10 per cent.
only Auction sales will be held occa-
sionally. I'm
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caused tbs adoption of the policy in

caused the adoption Of the policy in
Mr.. Johnson's day and led to its
continuance by Mr.. Grant is no
longer valid. We see that wherever
that policy has been abandoned and
the people of the late revolted States
been left to manage their local af:
fairs, free from military interference,
quiet has been restored and all class
es are more secure in the enjoy
ment of their rights, life and proper
ty. We understand that the exper-
iment Of semi-military State govern
ments in any part of this Union
has proved a woful failure. And,
moreover, we appreciate that what
we sanctioned under the promptings
of passion, or while we believed it
to be the only means of preventing
disorder and bloodshed, is unlawful
and wrong and fraught with disas-
trous consequences. Hence, we
can now, in our calmer and cooler
moods, disapprove of and demand
its 'discontinuance. Aye, we can
even sympathize with those who
have always opposed and denounc-
ed it, and join with them in re-
joicing over its abandonment.
But it IS hardly becoming in us to
revile and abuse those whom cir
cunastances have forced to become
the champions Of this policy in its
hour of extinguishment, or even to
rejoice in their downfall. Certainly,
in the case Of MI. Chamberlin, his
quiet and dignihed submission to
the exigencies of the occasion, and
peaceful retirement from a position
he believed himself entitled to hold,
were decidedly praiseworthy. He
displayed a degree of patriotism
worthy Of highest admiration. Mr..
Packard will, it is thought, follow
his example, and submit without en-
dangering the public peace. Now,
what man ofhonor would not prefer
to be in the places of these men,
than in those of Mr.. Hampton
or Nichols ?
True, the latter hold high official
positions, but their titles to them
are doubtful and they are permitted
to occupy them through the suffer
ance of those from whom they had
no right to expect consideration.
We believe that President Hayes
conduct in this connection is right
and that it will lead to happiest re-
Suits but we cannot help feeling
that Messrs. Chamberlin and Pack
ard are deserving of admiration and
believing that, in few years hence,
such will be the verdict of the peo-
pie of this country generally. 'a
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business men desired, for the rea-
son that the town IS pledged to the
Midland Company for $4,000. In
case the latter road is not built this
season she would be released from
that obligation and would then trans
fer the bonus to the north and south
road. Cannon Falls and Chatfeld
delegates seemed to be the most
jealous advocates of the proposed
road. The truth is, Zumbrota and
Cannon Falls need railroad facilities.
There prosperity is dependent upon
their obtaining them, and we hope
the time is near at hand when their
need will be supplied. If Red Wing
business men are wise they will take
measures to extend such facilities
and, while conferring a benefit on
these villages, secure to their own
city the lucrative trade of those pro-
ductive localities.
The St. Paul Dispatch speaks
of him as "Old Tom Thumb. "
Castle, that's mean; why don't you
confne your abuse to men of your
size. How would you like to be
called "Old Castle"
The hostile bands OF Sioux In
dians are comming in to the forts
and surrendering and, SO far as they
are concerned, the Indian war is
over. -
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between j. Simmons g. j. O..
Strandnes as Simmons g. Strandnes is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by j.
j. 0. STRANDNEs.
Simmons. j. SIMMONS,
April 25th, 1877.
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WAsHINCroS, February lO.-Chas. A.
Eldridgc, ex'member of Congress tesii.
fed to-day before the Real Estate Pool,
Commissioner Glover chairman. The
members OF the pool were Pierce, NJ l.
Young, ex-member from Georgia: ex-
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Parker
Secretary Be!knap, Jay Cooke 4 Co, "
s. Huntingdon, and himself. Kilbourne
and Latts acted as trustees only and had
no pecuniary interest in the matter
till they became assignees for the purpose
OF making n settlement with ]. Cooke &
Co., who had gone into bankruptcy. No
member OF the pool was aware where the
property, in which he "a a memberoi the
pool was interested, was located. He was
attorney for number of contractors I'M
der the Board Of Public Works, but de.
cIIned to give their names as this was his
private business us an attorney.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

NEw ORLEANS, February 1O.-A dis.
patch from Brownsville says: The Mex.
lean steamer Maurice, with Vera Cruz
dates to the Sth, reached the mouth Of
the Rio Grande this morning, having on
board Gen. Miguel Blanco, who has been
appointed by President Diaz military
commander OF this frontier. Gen. BIanco
was Minister OF War ut one time under
President JuareS and m officer Of cxpc.
rience and ability. lie reached this city
with his staff about dusk, and was ac.
cOmpanied to Matamoras by Gen. Placido
de Vega, who has been refugee in Texas
Tor months past.
The Collector Of Customs appointed ut
MaIamoras last spring by Diaz entered
on the discharge OF his duties to-day, as
did the Federal Judges and several civil
officers.
The siege Of the city had been raised
when tho mail steamer left Vera Cruz.
Gen. Diaa was expected to return to
the City Of Mexico in few days.
The report Of the escape Of Ex.Prcsi.
dent Lerdo, in a German vessel bound
Tor Panama, is confirmed.
The entire republic supports Diaa and
the country il quiet.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

WASHINGTON, February 1O.-Rear Ad.
miral Theodore Bailey died this morning.
IINEw HAVEN, February lO.-The Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Railroad Company,
settled with the widow OF l.. G. Grain,
killed at AShtabuln, for Sl5,l75.
CLEVELAND, February 1O.-Henry r.
TomlinSon, Of Memphis, Tenn, died at
Ashtabula, o., to-day, Of injuries sus.
tanned in the recent railroad disaster at
that place.
CHICAGO, February lO.-Judge Stephen
Dunlap, Morgan county, Of this State,
died yesterday after u lew days illness.
He was well and widely known through.
out the Mississippi Valley. He was
quite wealthy and was successful
breeder OF short horn cattle.
SALT LAKE, February 1O.-Exceptions
taken 10 the rulings and sentence Of ].
d. Lee, the mountain meadow murderer,
were overruled by the Supreme Court Of
the territory to-day, and the I'd District
Court was ordered 10 fix another day for
the execution. It's probable the appeal
will be taken TO the United States SUI
prenie Court.
MEMPHIS, February 1O.-Judge Log.
wood, OF the Circuit Court, this forenoon
fined ex.Mayor John League $50, and
sentenced him to jail until he will answer,
for refusing to testify against his son
Robert, charged with forging his fathers
name on an order for a small amount on
Barchus a. May. Mr.. League refused,
on the ground that his testimony would
disgrace his son.
ST. LOUIS, February 1O.-The commit.
tee appointed few days ago by Col.
Price, State Superintendent of Insurance,
to appraise the real estate belonging to
the Columbia Life Insurance Company,
made preliminary report to-day, This
property is scheduled by the com pany Us
being worth Sl,0Sl,77o, while The ap.
praisers value II at only $63S, $50, show.
inga difference OF S4il ,42G, and reduces
the assets OF the company to that amount.
HARTFORD, February lO.-A bank
examiner has caused the arrest Of ]. C..
Tracey, President OF the Farmers aud
Mechanics Bank, Of this city, and J. L.
Chapman, Cashier, the former for misde.
meanor in classifying accounts, and the
latter for the cmbez1lcment OF $4,000.
They gave bonds to appear before the
United States Court. The total loss by
the bank from overdraft and loans OH
poor security is thought TO be about
100000. The bank has surplus of
100000, and undivided profits Of 500.
900. The bank is able to meet all liabilf.
ties and continue business under the
charge OF Henry Deney, n leading stock
holder director and Vice President.
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CINCINNATI, February 10. - Cotton -
Quiet and steady at l2Lc. Flour-Quiei
and firm. WheGt-Stcady; red ST A5al 10
Confirm at 4ia44c. Oats-Stendy nj
36aI2c. Rye-Quiet and firm at 5Sa79c
Barley-Dulla and nominal. Pork Dull and
nominal at $40 %. Lard--Dull; steam
$40 G5 bid, $40 70 asked; kettle $ll 90,
Bulk MeatS-Quiet but firm at &c; Shorl
rib S. 70aS 70, short clear 90. BacOn--Dul
and lower at 81 5Oa9 5ja9 7Ja9 SIIG
WhiSky-EaSier ut 81 o..
HoGs-Quiet and unchanged
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GIm1atelli9eueea.
Afternoon Dispatches.
JAPAN AND CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO, February lO.-The
steamer Toxic, from Hong Kong, Jan.
aary IL, and Shanghai, January II, re.
ports serious difficulties between Span.
.h Minister at Peking and Tsung HI
Iamen, growing out Of the question OF
the employment Of coolies in Cuba. The
Chinese government absolutely refuses to
'ancIion further employment Of Chinese
Iaborers in the Spanish colonies.
Chung Shi Manchesc, Governor Of
Shing Kiang, died suddenly. His death
Is much regretted. He was Il genuine re.
former and an official OF strict integrity.
YOKOHAMA, January 23.-Great pub
lie interest is excited but no dangerous
feeling, by extraordinary measures in
the reduction OF taxation. The amount
Of relief to land holders is $lG,OOO,OOO 4
year, communicated by the last mail. To
meet this reduction, the expenditures
have been cut down in every department
and 4 great number OF minor officials
dismissed. There is momentary coniu.
sion in several OF the bureaus, but il is
IN general confidence that the result will
be beneficial to the working of the gov
eminent as well as TO the populace at
large. An opportunity has been taken
To remind the foreign ministers that this
reform could have long ago been effected
but Tor the deprivation Of revenue by
'nlmical tariffs, which compel inordinalc
taxation.
HEAVY LOSS ny FIRE.
A fire in Yokohama destroyed the Eng.
Ilsh establishment OF Ian, Crawford i
Co., and the American house OF Kelley ~
Co.; Ios about 100000 fully insured.
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The annual Industrial Exposition
which opens ut Kiota, March 10, con.
Times three months.
j. X. Wassan, an American attache OF
the Formosa expedition, has received a
iourtll'class decoration OF the japanese
Order OF Merit, for services in tia. en-.
terprSe.
Postal agencies have been established
by Japan IN all the northern ports Of
China. Serious diplomatic compiled.
lions, which are expected to lead 10 i'm.
portant results, have arisen from the re-.
cent question OF the occupation OF land
and the residence by foreigners in parts
OF Japan not opened by treaty. The
present situation shows the United States
authorities TO be in an attitude apparent
ly hostile TO japanese interests; but it is
believed by Americans that ultimate de-
velopments will demonstrate that the
purpose Of the United States representa-
tlves is to encourage the progressive de-
signs OF Japan. There is much feeling
on all sides.
The Emperor's visit to Kioto has been
postponed, on account Of heavy at orms,
until tomorrow. The foreign ministers
have accepted an invitation to accom-.
pany him.
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PoRT ROYALS, February lO.-Steamer
bavaria, from New Orleans for Liver
pool, burned at sea on February 9Th ut
H3O =. NJ. The crew ard passengers were
all saved in the ships boats. They lost
everything but what they stood in, and
were picked up by the Barque Dorothy
Thompson in northeast gale. They
were 9hours ailoat and landed ut Beau.
Tort, S. c.
New ORLEANS, February lO.-The
ship Bavaria, which burned at sea on The
9TH inst, sailed from New Orleans on
January 18th with a cargo OF 1926 bales
OF cotton, So bags OF seed cotton, 1000
barrels Of rosin. The vessel and cargo
were valued at about 100000.
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BY mail, IN airGnee, postage Prepaid,
j. ycar.........si 20 / Fix monthSa....si
ar. ~ rive a AZ nael
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PHILADELPHIA, February 1O.-Provis.
ions-Quiet. Pork--At $l7al7 %. Lard
AT $llall 50. Petroleum-Firm; crude
l5I%C, refined 22a2GNc. Clover seed-At
l5yINlGc. Flour-MOre active; Mime.
sofa family 81 25a7 90; Pennsylvania 81 OOa
I 90. Wheat-ChOice scarce; amber 81 rs
al 80; white 81 81 Rye-75c on track.
Corn-Dull and weak; yellow 5iISa5Gc;
white bGc. OatS-unchanged. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 W.
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New York.

NEW YORK, February lO.-Cotton-Firm
ut l9}sal3c. Flour-Lcss doing and un.
changed. Wheat--Limited milling SpeCu'
lative demand; ungraded spring 81 lSa
! %; No. . Milwaukee 81 4Ialij; No.
Chicago store 81 4j. Rye-Quiet. Malt
More active; Canada 92I1ca$I OK. Corn
New lower; western mixed nominally at
5gaOlc; No. ungraded 55a5Gc. Oats
Heavy; western mixed and State SOC,
Hay Hops and Coitce-Quiet and uu,
changed. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re,
timing 9}5ag9Sc; prime 9Ac. MolasSes and
Rtce-Qutet. Whisky-Quiet at 81 OLA
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CUBA
I'nrdons An poIiticnI I.r,sone,

"'""hS All Political Prisoners.
HAVANA, February lO.-A decree has
ot"n iSSused by Capt. General Jovellar,
N which after setting forth that the war
J; resulting very advantugeously 10 the
oPan'aris, he pNrdonS all the political
prisoners on the Isles of Pines, who are
residents Of that portion of Cuba,
west OF FFoeha, provided the prisoners
are confined by order Of the authorities
and not by any Court.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February iO.-Flour-In fair
demand. Wheat-In fair demand but NJ
lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 30Is
cash. 81 500 March; 81 S2jS April; No. 8,
81 20; rejected 81 Dial OK. COrn--Steady;
Al 20 cash; Axe March; 45hc May. Oais
Dull at S5NC. Rye-Iuactiye; zoe asked.
Barley-Demand light but holders firm at
ClaG5c. Pork Dull, weak aud lower;
$l5 S5al5 30 cash; $iG 1OalG l2If April.
Lard-Dull and lower; $40 75alO 30 cash;
$lO 20 asked March; 81 o. April. Bulk
Meats-Quict and unchanged. Dressed
Hogs@Choiee heavy 500. Whisky-Quiet
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WASHINGTON, February lO.-The Sen.
ate Oregon Committee will report Conrad
Jourdan, Cashier Of the Third National
Bank Of New York, as in contempt for
not responding TO the subpoena d..
recting the grounds in this action, as
follows: On February subpoena was
issued directing Jourdan to appear be-
fore the committee with abstracts Of his
books showing the accounts Of Samuel j.
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s.shsClaL AND COmMERClAL
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, February TO- MONEY -
2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 81
aj per cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Custom receipts $685..
600. Clearings S2i,0O0,O0O. Sterling $4.S31!
aI.S54.
GoLD-Opcned at 1858, advanced to
1906, fell to 1883, rallied to 1861 and
closed Mt 1865, Carrying rates 3I4a9 Iia3.
per cent.
STLvEE-At London unchanged. Here,
quotations are silver bars, grcenbacks,
81 sou; gold 81 23l3; silver coin Z per
cent discount.
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MEMPHIS, February 1.-THE city ia
full Of strangers, and every train ia
crowded with visitors to the Carnival.
A little daughter OF William MuckIes,
clerk OF the steamer Garland, while burn.
ing leaves in u yard on South street, this
city, to-day, set fire to her clothing and
was burned TO death.
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RAlLRoAD DoNps-Dull,


STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
SToCHs-Firm and higher in early deal.
ings, especially for coal shares, which nd.
vanced on reports about the formation Of
u new combination. When these reports
were not verified partial reaction Oc.
CURED. In the afternoon prices were low.
or. Coal shares formed the feature Of the
late dealings. New Jersey Central dropped
10 LIS, Delaware 4 Hudson to 50, and
Delaware, Lackawanua Il Western to OSH.
In the general list Western Union declined
to II x, Lake Shore to So, Michigan Cen.
trail to 40, st. Paul to lSA, preferred to
iS5s, and Northwestern preferred to 523t.
Erie advanced to So. Chicago, Burlington
Il Quincy was quiet at ll4allIH, against
sales ut llljS early in the day. The mar.
ket closed active, with an unsettled feeling
and fevcrish. The transactions aggregated
l5S,OOO shares, OF which $500 were Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 1,400 Northwestern,
5000 st. Pauls, 97,70OWeStcrn Union, 81, 900
Delaware, l.ackawanna Il Western, 10000
New Jersey Central. and 1880 Michigan
Central
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TOLEDO, February 10.--Flour-op;et
and firm. Wheat-Steady; No. l White
Michigan 81 90; extra white Michigan 81 50,
amber 81 491l; No. . do. 81 3GN; rejected
81 l2IS. Corn-Firm; high mixed45C; No,
., 4I&c; old 45Hc. Oats-Firm; white
42Hc; Michigan Acc; rejected Sic.
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BALTIMORE, February 1O.-Flour in
fair demand. Wheat--Dull; No. Q Chicago
81 49; Pennsylvania red 81 Zeal IS. Corn
Unsettled; western mixed 5GHc. Oats
Quiet and unchanged. Rye-Dull at 7Oa
SIC. Clover Seed-l5NaiG1<c. Provis.
ions unchanged. Butter-Dull; western
?2a26c. Petroleum and Coffee Unchanged.
Whlsky--Steady at 81 90.
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NEW YoRK, February 10. - Business
moderate with. commission houses. Cot.
tongoods in steady demand and frm. Den.
inns in light supply. Prints advanced Nc.
Dress goods more active. Mems wear
Woo!enS in irregular demand and steady.
Foreign goods quiet.
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BY mail, IN adrd'Ht, FoiidOe prepaid
one yenT...,"...."ss 90 Three m0nihs......s g "a
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WEEKLY.

ny mai, bi adtands, foIidge IrGdh
one yCar...... ....,.S0 90 Six months ,".""sl 20
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Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURdH, February O.-Petroleum--
DulI; Crude 50 IS at PRrkers; refined
unchanged.
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the world, rs well m complete record Of Local
events.
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FINANCIAL

This Bank lB organized and prepared 70 transact
the business Of banking In all Ii details.
II succeeds the FiSt National Bank Of Wheeling,
10 owned by the same GhRreh0dora aud 10 under The
nme management.
BY carefully rrsarding the Interests Of ID Cores.
pondents and Dpposlt0fs, and BY prompt and
faithful exOCutl0nd their WiIhos II hopes 70 merit
their esteem aud confidence.
Notes and BILLS discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout Tho
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 70 check at sight 10.
eCiyed from Banks BankSrD, Firms, COrpjrAtiOnI
and IndividLAll.
or NJ hGOd dates,
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
piRRcToRs;
jacob y. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
60orgO Adams, John L. Hobbs,
Geo. W. FnnEhslni, u. &, Dewey.
Henry n. HArper, mY2i.dAW
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SO- Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from steubCnvllle aud Columbus through lSiiLout
change, TO Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
ST: Louis, aud from Columbus to Chicago,
The pleasure seeker or those seeking 1iOma In "A.
WeIi, should call or address the undersigned for
through time tables, maps land circulars and fur.
Their information.
Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, No, 80 fitch
street, Columbus, Ohio. ia2I
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TRANSPORTATION.

>, No. stops a. all stations between Wheeling and
U,HslnbGIandi No. u stops o. all Stations between
WheellngQnd Grafton; No, makes direct CONNIE.
lions for all points SOuth. =
MKsrnorNn. NnEINnool N. IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
NEVADA ITEMS.

A ledge Of base ore. similar in mp.
pearancs TO Comstock rock, has been
discovered under the cinnabar ledge
worked BY the Nevada Quicksilver Com
pany, near Steamboat. The distance is
not 80 great but what the supPosition
that IL may be an extension OF the Com
stock IL warrantable.
Tho Carson .Appeal Of this morning
says We are informed by one Of the
officials that tho government has au-
thorizsd the coming Of trade dollars at
the Mint in this city. We trust this will
enable the Superintendent to put on n
full fores again.
The Austin Miners Union publishes
an official notice in the Rsreiis, request
ing all non-union miners working Ia the
Manhattan mines. who have been 80
working for u period Of thirty days or
more, 10 join the Union On or before
the l2th instant.
On Tuesday night IN old man named
Granics, sevsnty.hvs years OF age. was
killed By o locomotive at washoe. The
cow-catcher struck him aud threw him
~thirty.seven feet. landing him On the
rocks. He died Wednesday night.
J. T. Fitzpatrick. formerly tslegraphic
operator in Gold Hill. has taken charge
Of the A. and =. Office in winnsmucca.
The Rersile says that the Manhattan
mines have paid $500. 900 in dividends.
without the levy Of = single assessment.
The actual balance in cash In the
State Treasury is S7s,732 % coin. aud
Si6,2i5 sc In currency.