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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

l..
RECEIPTS sos THE PAST WEEK.
ss street. s s.; ':' 's IS sss Ds
jersey ci i 47i : 44s5 1873 s7sS
Ssi.'s ;ss 60 s.s s s5s sS
1 uy sw snsss s Q" generally
s@ ~ sw rs e IS u.s. se. per d. Ok
yards had on sale Tor self nine cars Of
ns s. d r. ess .s s,
Q. Eastman ~ Illinois steers at lie !" ia,.c
:Ssss i've Kahn weight is' s &,
S per ss1 head 81 rss H. y Ss1assy at
..eers =. per 10, with 81 oil per head weight So cws
ssssSst' s a. . per sa
sssh Ss ri head at pss s X p Ss
s sasa ssss see a. IT, per r., wsSh "a sw en,assy
wsS4il iss ss. "a sw Ger, ay sold Tor n ks
weigh, q sw.. Livnsso"s selves 81 il II
y. los4c per H. weight ew held on sale 81 Illinois
9,e sw sold e. Jamsen Brothers ehSoe ILLINOIS steer
net. b 6now.on sold commission state bull i've
WA. sold State sis s~.
i've weight mo lbs. al I:,as;, per- i a"1"' 70
s .,sss. e live lbs wes s $3.50 o Va" vice, state
bought by j. sold s.o oxe" a, &c. g., osc .
S'S sfSy e Ssnss
=; o.s per d. wesn,s aacwt strong ~ swt strong;
for I. Newton. - Ohio steers At oc. iIl.c per lb
weight - ewt.; Tor chancellor a 20. IS tirgini.
for Waxe ,therton RI Illinois steers at ioc Ne
So' M e segs % s s~ Nv ~ sw ~ sold q,
Pc xos 81 i steers at
s ps' Per S's'' weigh. e l''"sI' "'s sG.
s =. "Hs for for S VIII S 81 Or ~ illinois
sold &C lo!s per H. weights "a ew strong Il. ew or
A. uman - ohio steers NJ iic per Id weight 81 c~t )
os4c per h. weight 0s - Illinois steers al iue
gss ~ %Iinson swt So. nanus sold Ter
ID; weight % cwt ~ Illinois steers At &C. 9c per H.
weight as~t; "a Illinois os,c. ioisr. per H.
LIMOS steers at Pc with c on pcf head h.
loAs per H. -; wsisls ~ swt ,eani, y, Toney
per b. with Doc. on per bead "a head 81 oil per
head on 10 bead weights ~ eMt IA b. vosc.
loc h., with 81 per head On 70 head sold ~ toc
rate weights ewt Ia cwt for Mayors Begerton %
hemer sold tar Waxc Aierton Illinois Steers at
W. ise per III weights ,'1s ewt ewi. scant u.
9Ae a lol4e per H. weights ewt IA ewt.
SHEEP ASo LAxns-rrac hrn. fair rates. Sheep sold
I.dsns sheep sscn, aso ID lbs ' at s
Per TO- 80 Ssie lambs weight 1850 lbs at 7c per d. O.
per ID. Davis liallcnbesk sold IN Michigan
sheep weight iogo l.s =. h per ~ rs Michigan
weight $3.50 lbs, 5ac per 10 80 larhs weight sT6j
, ,S a, ef re1 = ina a sold si 6hS
asoe per ID q. Ncston sold 90 ohio sheep
weight ~, It's per head NJ sac pcr H.; III OHIO sheep
weight -, lbs per head at sac h. 1913 Ohio sheep
Mich cows-rradc small at $50 $50 per head. calves
included
HOGS were no live hogs on ssie.
a r.
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+ ,moIcE AND SAFE IAvEsrMENrr.

~ Z. y and 10 per cent
CITY and County Municipal Houd.
Fist Mortgage Railroad Bonds.
city Railroad stocks and Bonds Tnsurance and Bank
stocks Gasght Stocks and Bonds strictly first class
securities. Interests always promptly paid For sale at
desirable prices by ALBERT H. NICOLAY 4 Co,
No. % Pine st., New YORK.
N. b. Investment securities specially Tor ~ years.
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RAfEs-MONEY ON LifE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages same
bought Insurance oi all kinds effected with best
j. HARBiCii ACO, iI0 broadway.
A LEX. FNOrnlNGHAM 4 CO..
~ Bankers brokers. No. ~ Wall do lers In
class Puts aud Calls bay aud stocks long desired
margin Of three " i've cent Circulars aud weekly
rem nj lrnn
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
OILS.
LONDON. Jan. /. 1871
Refined petroleum. ie!sd Spirits turpontlno, asa Cd
Lipseed oil, 3Us. IUL
PROVISIONS
LIvERPo0L. Jan. !. 1877
clear middlss As short clear iddles I5s
Cheesc-Fiuo American. 1SA
GRAIN TRADE.
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KUHN, LOEB d CO..
Bankers. No. 81 Nassau st.
NEw YORK. Jan. I 1877.

'NilE ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK. 43o GRAND ST.
dividend NJ the rate OF cent has been this day.
January ]. declared all 80 o a that
now been deposit months. Money deposited
or before January 10 will draw interest from January
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK.
II oi CHAMBERS sTREEr. NEw YORK. Dec. 30. 1876.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-27

Navs@ Messrs. BfeAux. Dueros. uoods. Gara
land Grover. Reilly, HaberfsDtl and Htevsna-s.
Absent MeHsrs. AlfaIn, bryant, Bufoh, Cage
Uunonts Gle. Harpef, Landry. stamps. SUIT on.
Twitohell, Wakefield. Young and Haeharte=t4.
And the motion to reconsider prevailed.
Mr.. Eustis moved to reconsider the vote
whereby sections 8. Q, 10 and II were striker
out
Mi. Kelly moved that the Senate adjourn unit
Monday, March 49, 1877, at IL o'clock m.
On which motion Mr. Eustis demanded the
yeas and nays. ..
The roll being called, resulted as follows:
Ysas= Messrs. Boatner, BreauK. Duofos, Gra-
yer. aeede, Kelly, Mitchell. Robertson sandi-
ford Steven and Texada-1l.
Nhys-Messfs. Ellis, Eusis Garland George
Ogden, Perkins. Richardson, stubbs. Wheslet
and White-10.
Absent Messrs. Allain, Bryant, Bufoh, Gage
Dumpnt Ola. Harper, Landry. StamrE, Sutton
Twitchell, Wakefield, Young and 1acharis-14
The President declared the Senate adjourned
until Monday, March 40, 1877, Mt IL o'clock IN.
JOHN CLEag.
Secretary OF the Senate,
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NOTICE.
y. 8. LAND OFFICE,
. CARSON cITy.l Nevada,
Jsnuaiy 18th. 1877.

COMPLAINT having been entered at this
Office on December Is 1876. by Peter
N. Marker against James H. Jones
for abandoning his Homestead khtrs,
No. IA, dated September l, 1874, upon TIA.
south half Of the southwest quarter Section la
Township 20, north, Range 81 east M. D. N
in humboldt county, Nevada with b view ~
the cancellation of said entry: the said PISA
ties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
Office ON the l7thS day Of February 1877, ut II
O'Clock A. n. to respond aud furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged aban j. nmeat.
W. q. N. HARRIS. Register.
evF 8. G. WRIGHT. Receiver q
ia23-3w
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals aud departures OF trains oil
Winnemucca Station At.A
s a GOING EAST. baa"i i'5
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. H.
aud leaves at H. AN
Emigrant PraiL arrives at o. IS P. n.
aud leaves at 10:A5 pm.
Freight Train arrives at IL N. and
leaves ut 1916 p. NJ. III Fl
GOING WEST.
E.press Train arrives at $40 P. M.
aud leaves at $40 p. N. - 1os.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. M.
aud leaves at sd5 P. ".
Fraight Train arrives at l1:5o A. M
sn1 leaves at 1910 P. M.
stages NSrth.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
aud Boise City, Idaho Territory: 4
Idaho Stage leaves daily at II A.
n. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Val
ley, leaves upon the arrival OF the ex-
press train from the west MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays. and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
uoons.
Rip Stages S"uth. e onta' =
The Winnemucca and Jersey Stage
leaves Winnemucca every Monday aud
arrives from Jersey City every Erl-
day.
1.-The Unionville and Mill City Stage
leaves Unioaville every morning aud
SERVES at Mill City IN time for the
Eastern bound Passenger train. ke-
turning leaves Mill City upon the
arrival of the passenger train and
arrives ut Unionville 80 P. NJ.
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SUEs M ONS.

IN THE DISTRICT coUsr OF THE YoUnrK
JUDICIAL DIS MGR oY TIKI STATE
OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
HUMBOLDT.
The Singer Manufacturin. Company, cor.
porAtion under aud by virtue of the u
laws o. the State OF New YORK. nl
plaintiff. VS.. l. ). B1wman
and r. v. Julien. defendants
Action brought in the District Court OF tina
Fourth Judicial District OF the stat3 o.
Nevada in and for the county Of HIN.
boldt, and the complaint filed in tina
ofice Of the Clerk Of ss:d Distysct Court
on the i4th day Of October, A. d. 1870
The State of .;;evada sends greeting to
l. >. Bowman, defendant.
Yon are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by tho above
named plaintiff. the singer ManlIfA,turiAa
Company, III the District Cpur ~ the Fourth
Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada. in
and for the Coanty or Humboldt, ana 10 an.
sSer the Complaint filed therein with the
CLERK Of said Court within ten days texcln-
sive OF the day OF seryiceI after the service ON
yua Of this summon sn serv, within tao
county; or, II served ont Of this county but
in this Judicial Dis riet within sweniy DAYS
o.hsrwise. within forty days-or Judgment
BY default will be- taken against you accord
ing to the prayer OF said complaint
sAiG action l. brought to recover the sum Of
S647 05. u. 5. gold codn. Oh a certain prom.
isory note given by yon 10 til. plaintiff ON tho
2Sth day u August, 49,. due and able ,lius
months After dat. aud bearing intcres; at two
per cent. per month from maturity until paid
aud ten par cent counsel fees on the interest
and principal. Original note given for
$40 81, U. s. gold coin.
Allof which more fully appear by refer
ence 70 said complaint certified copy Of
which accompanies this Summons
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for SCAT 05. u. =. gold coin. and
Interest on $54O 50 from the date hereof at
two per cent. per month until paid and costs
Of suit.
Given under my hand and The
-, / seal u the District Court OF the
! FouTtA Judicial District of the state
~ OF Nevada, in aud for the county
Of humboldt. this 14th day VI
October, A. u. 1876.
j. II. JOB. Clerk.
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The different editions OF THE SUN during
the next year will be the same as during the
year that has inst passed. The daily edition
will ON week days be sheet Of four pages,
and on Sundays sheet OF eight pages. or
6f.y six broad columns while the weekly
edition win be sheet OF eight pages. of the
same dimensions and character that are
already fainiiisr 20 oar friends.
THE Sun Will continue to BIZ the strenuous
advocate OF reform end retrenehment, and Of
the substitution OF statesm anship, wisdom
and integrity for hollow pretenee, imbecility
and fraud in the administration Of public
affairs. II will contend for the government
of the people by the people and for the people,
AS opposed TO government by frsuds n the
ballot and in the counting Of votes
enforced by military violence. It will
endeavor to supply fts read RS. a body now
carefull complete, and trustworthy aeconhts
Of current events, and will employ for this
PURPOSE numerous and carefully selected
staff Of reportHrs and correspondents. Itsres
ports from Wask ington, especially, will be
full, accurate, spd fearle \; and 1t will doubt
OF those who thrive by plnndering the Treas
ury or by usurping what the law does not
give them While it will endeavor TO merit the
confidence Of the publicsb by defending the
rights Of the people against tina tncroach-
m. nts Of upjustified power, i .tf.I ,di af,
Tho rriea ~ tha nailv SIM All ha * canfs
a month or 81 so q year, post paid, or with
the sunday edition 81 7O'ayear. t'"p@ 's''
Theosnnday edition alone. eight pages
81 20 q year. post paid,o i08a a5oBbaI 81
The Weekly SUN. eight pages OF SO broad
columns, will be furnished during 1877 at the
rate Of 81 . year post paid. .f.,.,, ~.
The b,neat OF ihis large reduction from
the previous rate FOR the Weekly can be en-
joyed by individual subscribers without the
necessity Of making mp clubs. At the same
time. II any Of our lrieLds choose 20 aid in
Extending our circulation, we shall be CRATE
full to them, aud every such person who seuds
rs ten or more subscribers from one place
will be entitled to one copy of the pap.r for
himself witheut charge. At one dollar year.
postage paid, the expense of paper and print
ing are barely repaid; and, considering the
size Of the sheet and the quality Of its con-
tents. we are confident the people will con-
rider The Weekly Sun the cheapest news
paper published n the world. aud we trust
also one of the ve'y hest.
H. Address, THE Sun, NTY =
New York City, n. Y.
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SUM MONS.
IL TIE DIsrAIcT COURT OF THk RoCxru
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TAx srAxx
OF NEVADA, COUNTY ~

oF NEVADA. COUNTY ~
HUMBOLDT.
T. G. Hanson plaintiff. VS.. /. =. Bowman.
defe..dant. ata,H
An action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada In and for. the County of Humh ldt.
and the Complaint flied Tin the Office OF the
Clerk Of said District Coart.on the ilth dag
p % November. A. b. ls76vay 4ae
The State ot Nevada sends greeting to
atsa /. !. Bowman. defendant: 3,
You ara hereby required to appear In an
action brought against JON by tho asoys
named plaintiff, 4. Z. hanson. Ia the District
Court nth Fourth judicial District Of tha
State of Nevada, in and for the equity uf
humboldt. aud 10 an .Ner the Comp laiit fled
therein with the Clerk II said Court within
ten days exclusive Of the day of Servicel
after Tie recvico ON you Of this sunipons--if
served within this couhtst Or, ~ served cut 1t
this county but in this ,JJdicial District,
within twenty days; otuerwise, within forty
days or Judgment by default, Will be taken
against You according to the prayer vi said
complaint. c} rfld ga 1920 af
said acticn IL brought 30 recover the sum
II eight hundred dollars on certain prom.
isory note. ekecuted and delivered by yuu TO
piHintin with two par cent interest per
month from 18th day Of August, 1916 and for
foreclosure of c. rtsin mortgage. executed and
de sivered by you 70 plaintiff, on lot three.
Block ?, in Winnefnlicca, Nevada. and tho
buildings situate thereyn; said plaintiff also
asks for decree Of sale Of said property by tho
sheriff Of said county for q. H. gold coin,
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied 10
The payment of the charges and expenses OF
sAid sale tho costs Of this snit the said pieeipal
sum and interest. as aforesaid, ana ten per
cent. 81 the amount an attorney fees Of plant
III In this snit, and that. defendant aud all
persons claiming under IN lie forever barrel
and foreelosed u all sanity OF redemption.
claim or interest In said property aud every
pa I theieof.
MI OF which will more faIiy appear by ref
ervnce to said Complaint, certified copy OF
which accompanies this summons.
Ana You are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear aud answer the said Complaint ~
above required, said plaintiff will taKe said
Judgment and apply to the Court for the re.
lief prayed for In the said complaint.
Given p,i'ier my hand and the seal
- Of the Diotrict Conrt Of the Fourth
la. Judicial District Of the State ~ Neva-
da. Ia and fof tho county OF Hum.
- boldt, this 18th day Of SoveInber.
1876. tt2
J. II. JOB, Clerk.
NJ. s. B1NsIrRLD, Attsrn,y for Plaintiff
f'i I" nov24.90
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons, having claims Against the
estate of Heni7 Opt deceased, to present the
same to the Undersigned, at NJ. s. Bonniheld's
Law Office. ct winhemdcea. Nevada, Within
ten mouths from the publication of this
notice or the safne will be barred.
CHARLES MCCONNELL,
Admir- Of Estate Of Henry opt, deceased.
WysSEMu cCA. New, Dec. 10, 1875, Nv
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NOTICE

SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR AISISa COMPANY.
y The asses s,nept no. j levied September ~,
1876, Of Ten senisy per share, ON the capt. al
stock Of the above company. Is this day o.
scinEod by oroer of the Board OF Trustees
JOS, ROBERTS, in. - scretary.
San Francisco, Cal. sNov. Is, 1878. " Fl
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YOUNC M EN-

5who may be suffering from the effect OF
Iyvut hfuI fJliies or lpdisoretion, Will 30
I,sell 10 avail them selves Of this, the great
st boon ever laid ut the Altar OF suusrsna
humanity. DR. ~PxSNER WIFI guaran
5res to forfeit $500 for every case OF seuiinal
Weakness, or private diseaseof any KIND
character which he undertakes and fails t.
.ure. He would til, refors say to the unfor
Stunate sufferer who may read this notice
hat ,ou are ereading on dapg3rous ground
$wheu you longer delay in seeking the propeil
! emedy for your complaint. Won may b'
a the first stage; rtmember you are ap.
,roaol ing the last, II you are bordortht|
!. ipon the last, and are suff ring some n al
&,i its i'll effects remember that IL you per
asst IN procrastination the time must com
when the most skillful physician can rem
Stsr you no assistance: when the door o
&nopr will be elosei against you; when
ssangel of mercy can bring GU relief. In no
9case has the Doctor failed OF success, Then
5iet not dies pair work upon } oar ina gina ton
bat avaii yourself OF the beneficial results
5of his treatment before your case is heyold
fae reach Of medical skill, or before grim
tdeath hurries you to. y premature grave
Hull course Of treatment, $25. Send money
tby Post Office order or Express with fuu
description Of case.
Gail, or address,
/ DR.. A. q. SPBNNEY, Ed
No. IL Z annoy Street. San Francisco.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons indebted 10
me TO settlo OF On 70 whh nEy agent, NJ. d,
HAYES. and save cUsts.
RLCH.RD NASH.
WIsSEaUccA, January ]h, 1871 If % II
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The so-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween p. w. JOnhs,,n h. Rinhart h tIis
day dissolved b. mutual consent The bi,i,
ness is discontinued. All accounts must he
settled Immediately ut the Office of h. Rein.
hardt a Co. Z. W. JDttNsuN.
4. EElNHAGr.
WISSENCCCk, Jan Is LIFT
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ssn always be had ut my Stables in MILL
oITY. Especial care VIII be taken of transient
stack. GEO. NJ, Mli.LEB,
uaioavills. JaRuaiy Z, ISIS. afiAJs uen Z
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
CECIL COUNTY,, AB Items.

Isaac G. Nichols, of Fremont,
slaughtered q porker on the Sth In
stant which dressed 405 pounds sel
+ The farmers, on account of the
continued wet weather, have been
prevented from sowing their wheat.
The McCoullough Iron Cos. mill
ct West Amwell, is running on full
time with an increased number Of
workmen. u, s &c sts ee,ollolc-, s7
The dwelling of Mr.. Morris Dun
bar at the corner of Church and
High streets, Elkton, has been leas-
ed by the trustees of the M. E..
Churcn for parsonage. a,,-- \,
Sometime between midnight and
morning Of Fridry entrance was
effected into the dry goods, grocery
and ship chandlery store of VIM. j.
Barwick, in Chesapeake City, the
safe blown open and about three
hundred dollars in money extracted.
TIE thieves seemed To have been
after money only as no article in the
store was disturbed. No clue as
yet has been obtained to the rob
bers. -,-...-.......
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
FLOWERS IN AsNow STORM.

From the Virginia City (Nev.3 Enterprise
! 1t was rough on the flowers of our gar
dens yesterday afternoon to be all pow
dered over with snow, and just wher
they were looking their best. The but
tereup, while looking up, got q dap ot
snow in its eye that sent it weeping to to
bed with its head under a leaf OF the big
sunfower; the rose wore q very red nose,
and the pink began to think old Boreas a
most notorious and uproarious old cuss
for raising such muss; white the holly
cock, on Its cold stock. was almost crazy,
and so was daisy, for both had mis-
giving thai every flower living would be
very ill, if not die of the chill of the first
snowfall, SO unexpected by all. Allothers
too, had their bothers-the trees moan
ed in the breeze, and the vines and the
grass cried out: "Alas! the warning we
had this morning has been more than
verified, though we all said the weather
clerk lied"
Many persons are predicting an early,
long and severe winter. They tell of the
unusual abundance of pine cones, the big
piles of dirt the gophers are making about
their holes; the unusual thickness of the
corn shucks; the industry of the wood
peckers in laying up stores of acorns; the
earty rising of the springs in the noun
tains, and the mildness of the weather
last winter,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
ADMIRAL sENMEs's LAST HOURS

AL DMIhAL SE M M ES' . LAST HO u RS
When Admiral Raphael Semmes was
told by his physi clans that his disease
would prove fatal in a few hours, or At
most days, he calmly thanked them and
requested that a father of the Society of
Jesus, his cenfessor, bosom friend, be
sent for to come at once. In the mean
time he arranged his worldly affairs
quietly and satisfactorily. When the
father came the admiral received the last
sacrament. He then addressed a few
words of consolation and advice to his
family. Soon after he became delirious.
looked up, and ordered every window
closed, that the rain might not be blown
in. Then, after few moments of silence,
he said, "You will see the Judge about
1t. The case has not been decided pro-
perly. | ask for nothing but lustice:
should l not have it? Promise me to at
tend to this matter, since cannot do it
myself" Then he imagined that he stood
upon the deck or his ship preparing for
battle; he conversed with his officers on
the appearance of the enemy, preparing
for q decisive conflict. This speedily
passed away and short period of return
to consciousness followed, during which
thoroughly conscious that this indeed
was his last battle, he calmly babe fare
well to each member of his family. Death
did not close his eyes or stop his breath,
however, ere he pronounced his conf
dence in God and his hope and belief in
salvation,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
INDIA-RUBBER FOR STABLES.

| wrote of the practical use of India
rubber for soft aud durable bed for the
floors of stables years ago, and | again
call attention to it. First form the base
o. the stable with stone aud gravel, with
the drainage out vardly so that no water
can come from the outside, then smooth
the top at grade of one inch from the
bin or fore feet of the animal to the
rear, and then pava it or floor it with a
coating of lndIa-rubber about two inches
thick. hsve seen stables pave in this
way, and found them superior in point
of cleanliness, freedom of smell where a
small sprinkle of gypsum was daily given
on the floor. Bedding of soft material
may be used where its profit may be
thought of value; but where bedding, as
in city stables, is trouble and cost, it is
OF no value, for no animal will injure
himself on the India-rubber floor. K.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-15
NOTES OF TIE DAY.

Old Ben Wads says he knew it al
The time. III 9 qT7shl y ~
The issue In France is whether the
people or the marshall shall be sover.
aigr. a'.i'' 7-l-'y a. i9'l"9l sl'
Horatio seymor thinks the demone.
tization OF silver was a mistake, Sena-
Tor Herman thinks its remonetization
would be another. .irf tr,9t
The Republican press seems inclin-
I'd to drop the subject and dismiss it
with the remark that the result OF the
election possesses no particular signi-
ncance. o4l stsa =. i5iul trg 3'&On' %.
The Cincinnati Commercial, from
its secure position speaks contemptua
eusly of "the Grand Duke Nike"
commanding the Russian army In
Asia Minor. !" Il si"s = t~r'2 ~
The Boston Advertiser thinks that
Shy the time great national interests
are brought up for decision Ohio will
be all right again" Yes, right again
on the democratic side. a,'T, q