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r SIZES SALE OF VALUABLE RUTLD-
80 LOT ~ IHk SOUTH SIDE OE n GsSG-
ttt SETS ~ Est f., BE tEN I'm sSD
Him STREETS HpRIHWEST "
80 VIZ ne - a Gee. 81 trust, dated mn lry -.
4, d 80, a. G.is Tygordet "a LIb-r = !. -
1l3 ivEa i9jr e. seq one Of ta land records f,r-&s
he District 81 Columbia, AMI Al the regua-t L -hs
hnity occurred tStr oby, ne viii s-, a. luo.ic auc-
I.s' III lost on the premises, on TIT RSDAY. me
9Th Gay Of September, ISL al ! o'rIacs n IN Al
thai gece or Parcel of ground situate In
cry. District OF Columbia, known and dczcr bel a.
lot letTed q, In Mitchsls recorded sb division of
tyEty-scyea az
Terms: $500, together with expenses # sa'e, IN
cash; 2|sA IN thlrb III BUtis ~ Der cent ilr-g-
tsti AMI balance ia cue year AT same rt'- Z ~ crest.
interest pay sUla . I'M annually, eTr-i ptNntrlf-
secured by deed OF trust Oh pro perry i'd len sss
4 A req ulT6d al q no Of IA C8.N-Kss.l. Al
cost u purchaser terms Il ssls are Il 4 C4.lpll
with within ten days from time sale the Trustees
reserve the night T. resell the property az the -E
AID cost OF the def4u!tiaE Purchs sT after ave da
l-tlCs by public advertisement
JAMES p. FITCH. IN
49, kD"IN q. Gu fr&R,f A''stses.
J. 7. COLDW ELL, Salesman aug2s-eoJts
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPOSED until
II ESEA u, pTemhpr fle =
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The CONNECTICUT ToEACrJ CR0P.-In
me greaI and good crops This year the To-
haccO growers share gensr0usly. No. only
IS the seed-le housed IA the Connect irIit
valley exceptionally fine and even. but
equally favorable reports are returned from
III southern growers, where there IS "A graa. v
increased acreage this year. The peculiar
qGallty which has marked this CDunectIc uL
ySlle y Leaf a the unest grown in "a s cBu ntrg
j. not - widely recognized. nor D. our crDp
SO exclusively sought, ~ 10 q 'd - Je. But
win the best manufacturer g stliL HlIg "a
ady, sid II grown under proper cbudl-
EoIS. profitable market. The small farmers
of his region have been forced 10y the un-
TrbH'able experiences Of past wears into
E,oig legitimate Itrlllag, properly leaving
he Held IN the big growers 81 Ia weed, wu1
can best meet the fluctuations IN tle crops
prIces.- 5, THFratE hcp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-10

lHE SINGER WHO MADE a LITTLE
SHEECH.-M Iss Auua Bentley sstlE IA tne
LONDON Variety Tueater. lu the BDVrrI. la
Ne'iEtsity = matinee rufrtfa .nmart. she
has q Inc voice, ana her singing was excel
!,.I- bLt she lacked the tRsNiug mauuer that
llvd-es an east side audience. tier ~, .ecI .a.S
were operate, and therefore 10, popular.
Tho tlCtieT was crowded. aud ~burp OF the
auditors hissod Al her. She Immediately
stopped singing, and mpNOuet 30 The
oChestTa 10 be SIN. r flushing face show
cd her anger. She said. " You dOlI want %
near me sing. elH'' ana looked sharply
around a. though expecting a. answer.
NOto1y answered; ana She continued. .tIr
anybody, lady or gentleman. doesn't want ID
hear me sing. q Is easy enough 10 walk
Hgrt out OF doors. I'm going 10 sing. and
whoever stays Will nave I'd hear me-" Tnen
she sang again, and was heartily app au Iai.
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Rb@TTN &. CT ' frER, Trustees.
}. 7. COGDWELL, Salesman. auglS-eoy

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
II ESDA1, September the Ilth, ISL, Al , o CLOCK
p H. S ShWfS = = t tH-TIHip {Trqst.ss.
j. T. C0IDM III. SaIanr scr.E %. Cd
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WISTaR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

PUIared ty SETH W. FOWLC 4 SONS. SO
bATrisJn avenue, Boston, end sold b. dealers ger
eraily.
Do cents and Il bottle. sarG-mGth,lm
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BROS, Auolloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PLAN1NG AND SAVING MILL PROPERTY
slfUATED At TIE INTERSECTION OF
lSLH1 q STREETS, AND OHIO AVENEE
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS mONaUl AND
The SOUTH,
Ghe zTift Gnd elegant iron steamer LADY oF
THE LAKE, Captain J. WELTE, ud-n1s q,
leaves Sixth street " hArs every Mon tfX=R
day, Wednesday and Friday, 81 }trAes<z.
O'clock p n. connecting with steamers for Boston,
leaves EorfOik every Tuesday, Thursday and sat.
nrNal st z 0 clock z. N.
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STEAMERS. &,

JANDlNUOs-
Until further notice the Steamer G~s A.
hATTANO, Captain VIM. III. Byles, Es4fs&syS3
viii be run as follows Leave Wash E12s<aes1>A<SA
layton from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for all
Landings as far down NOmini; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
DAY MOaEISG at o cleck. for sll Landings ss
far down a. hattOI Greek returning on SUN DAT.
Freight reCeiy ed daily. For any Information, In
.Uire Al G. l.. EH ERIFF'S GOAL Oficss, ALA and
22S PennsyIy aaia avenue.
msrSrtr WIN II. KILLMOH, Agent.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

President HAYES won golden opins
ion from all fair minded persons by
his refusal to take part in the con.
test for Office. by reiu,isg to express
any opinions on tho situation during
the period of uncertainty concern
ing bis election, and by the mnlera.
ton aud iirmness OF his inaugural
address. There is still further en-.
couragemens for tho people in the
report that urgent requests and
powerful pressure OF politicians to
produce the appointment OF their
friends to place arc not meeting the
Presidents favor-that politicians
persistencies offend him aud defeat
their purposes. II these reports
rro:e true, tue people will not have
cause 10 regret his election.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

HARnIsBURo, March l3.-Tho Rc
publican senatorial caucus was held
at one o'clock to day for tho pur
pose Of designatinga cIniilate for
United States Senator, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Hon. Simon Cameron. J Donald
Cameron, Esq, was nominated on
tue first ballot for Unitsd States
senator. Tho vote stood az follows :
Cameron, l28 /; Norton SIC Michael,
]. The nomination was then made
unanimous, Resolutions W or 9
adopted endorsing President Hayes.
The joint convention TO elect sen
ator will be held on Wednesday,
March 2lst. In the stats capitol.
The Democrats hsvs not rel dAs.
nnnHnA r 0andf6ai~ ~---
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

THE two largest checks ever issu-
ed are the one for one million of
pounds which Sr Arthur Guinness
received on retiring from the firm Of
which he was member, and the
other a check on the Blnl of Neva-
d. for five million dollars drawn by
Flood 4 q. brien.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

THE howiins Of the Democrats
over the election OF Hayes is grow
ing perceptibly weaker. The people
don't sympithize worth cent with
then, either in their claim of pop
ular majority for Tilden, or the ras-
cally doinss of Joe Bradley, aud the
electoral commission.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

New YORK, March 16.-John Me-
Kcon, council for Peter B. Sweeney.
said this evening he has no doubt
Sweeney is in town, but that he had
not seen him Rumors are current
that negotiations are in progress to
compromise all the ring snits, and
it is believed that Tweed will before
many days walk ont OF Ludlow
Street Jail free man.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

The Treasury Department has is
sued another call for the redemption
Of ten millions Of fvetwenty bonds
Of 1865, May and November. on
which interest will cease on the 10Th
Of May. This is the thirty.niIth call
for bonds.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

RoLLASp. the notorious robber
and burglar. has been convicted the
second time in the Chambersbnrg
Courts, and this time has been sem
fenced to the pcnitentiary for eight
years on one count, anl two years
on another
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

THE Democratic papers are inter
ssting reading just now. Mad be.
cause the electoral Commission did
not do what they expected it would
when they made it.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

WipLiAM X. RoDoERs. who was
associated with General Hayes in
tho law business in Ohio, is the
Presidents private secretary aud
formally took possession Of his Office
last week.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

IT is said that Gov Hartranft
might have had q chsucc for the
Cabinet, but that his resignation
would throw the government OF
Pennsylvania into the hands Of n
Democrat. Beside. ho has SO, 900 n
yGar ut present.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

OUh next Territory will be one
comprising the Black Hills region
As soon as the treaty with the Sioux
is ratified by Congress the bill pro
viding for the organization will
doubtless be passed. Thousands OF
fortune hunters will pour into that
country during the coming seas IN
and Territorial government is IN
absolute necessity.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
EXECUTOie'S SALE

VINhc Undersigned Evpcn'or of tn.
i Estus of Joseph Msnberk u ,c.sssi, VIII
expose tn Isblin Sil. IN TO prsnis~-. h,If \
NE w. ut Fishers Wiil. On TUESDAY
MARCH 9Th, ~, tbr following lie .cribej Neal
tH.is Via 4 c ttaIn rrA't of L,ni situ.ie
Ia West bes,er ,ip Snyder "a, ps.. con.
IA NINA ACR y sni llt uer,hss, b,uads
North b. L,ni Ut Levi r sIst E AIT widow
vasner, West by IL II uf IA l.tter ant publi'
Roui, u'h by lsni ~ H-nry B,un,,riensr
Jr vast by i,nl ~ Iie1ry Peters. wherepn are
erertei . DNtL'iNi USE. FRAME
STABLE sni "'h-r nsc ssr' y ,tbuiliinf. On I
rs.rr failinx we'll - wit-. Aisp an Il her
tract oi tinbsr Liant hoIni I s.r h LAND II
cry knep'. 80 ~ bsl nj ~ Nnires Uish,
sen Wsstby nj inf u. l.. R,ui nbrsh. Nottn
~ lsni Ut Ssinuel q uvin. cptt,ininx ACK-S
ahi is psrch std tm',sar-, tbs ss'a- Ia sslI
st WITH ilmher Also, at the s,,ne tine 4
~ ,cs. HOUSEHOLD api KITCHEN fCR.
S1rtRE oil bs svli.
Siis I, romiusucs 1T u o'clock 4. VI. ofs .ii
iay when terius will he made knnwnby,
ADAM WAGNER
March 9th, lSi. Ehseutor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

CHtEr JusrloE Moses. Of South
Carolina, diel recently. An attempt
will be made to appoint his snccess-
or by both the Hampton aud Cham
berlain governments, which may lead
to new complications.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

President HAYES we hopo may
succeed with his southern policy.
but lie will have to move very eau
tiously with it. lest in trying to con
ciliite the South, we do not lose the
North, and thus repeat the folly Of
the dog in the fab'e, who in trying
70 grasp the shadow in the water,
let the meat drop out of his mouth
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
NOTICE.
U. s. INTERVAL R.yEvy:
~ II iECIAIA TAX L -
May /, 1871, 10 April 80. 1878.
NOTICE.

Tho rcvissi statutes of the Uniiei
States. Scctions 3lIl. 3lE. 1893. ni
32'0. require every pcr4,n ent,s't ~
any business sv,c,'iin, or enpltyment
which render. him li,ri, - SpTCIN L
FAX. To PRG5URE NSD PLNCG COv.
sPlIUDUsLy ~ utsE E'rNBLtS WSSr
Da pLACE OF BUSINESS SrNNP h.
nJ,iny tho payment of -,iJ SP6ti Nj
cAX, for the Spsciil.riX Year beginning
Nay !. 1877. before conmeicins or ciu.
timing business after tpril 81. 1917.
A return. 81 prescribed on form H.. L.
al.o required bv law Of every person lis-
bic ~ Special Tax. as above.
The taxes embraced within the provis =
ions Of the law above qiJ;sl ars tue fol-
living. viz:
Rsniasr, s3oo %
y, aiers. 70 All ii1uor % -
DE tl.rs. uhoi - o iiJ1or' ioI a.
Del r. IL, mNt lldbs, wh1'ss,Is 81 10
Deal ~ IN nat III i"s. retail =, ~
Det'trs In Isut Ohc'o Is 20
Retail dsAsrsi In isftpbtcs, co. oJ
AMI On s,s,of ,vsr ioI, aIy e,st'for
every diiiar IN Excess ni s,.vir
iIa,le IN tnsniit tir'l tBS'so' be0
Manutt tursr- OF sttll' bJs
Ant Tor eacI stiii mt IA, Ic'uro1 -
And 10 eaci voru ~ suuficturs1 ~ 30
| ManUt ttctursr' OF t'btccp l W
Msnuf clut ~ IT rix,r, 1000
Pedd . II ton cc,. nrt clasi more ,htn
tWn hu ses ur uther An mI.) - o.
fedils . OF toD ,cc,, ss;Oui J,s' ttSo horsss
or other anitn,sD ~ 0J
P,dd srs Of tob,c'o, third class ioos horse
or tothsr auintD 10 "
Pc dlsr, OF to ae fourth clA,s (Jn Z ,st or
puhlir cnnveytnt ~ %
B'swcrs Of s.s th N so hunirsi bLrrs,s o. oc
Btsssrs VI SU barrels or more. iOJvo
Any person. >, liable. who oh al r,ii 10
comply win the foregoing requirements
will he .uhieci 10 severe penalties.
Persons or firms ,hls ~ nay any ~
the Special TAXES named above mdI up
ply TO Chsr'e- J. brinner. Collector OF
Internal Revenue AT Sunbury. Pi.. and
pay for and procure til. Speci Tax Stamp
or Stamps they ncri. prior 10 My D..
1871, and WITHOUT FURrbEN NOTICE.
GREEN ii RAUM,
Commissioner oi Internal kevenus
Ofricg oF lsrsHS,L HEv.Sug,
a.hibgton. D. J.nuary %, 1877.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

.. J6z STrRRgrr has formally nc
espted the appointment of Supreme
Judge, TO succeed tho lato Judge
Williams.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

The republicans elected their Gov.
srnor, and two out Of the three Con.
eressmen by increased majorities a,
the state election in New Hampshire
last week.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

REpupLlcASs. in almost every city
and town Of prominence, havo had d
gay time Of it in celebrating tue in.
-au0uration of President liayes.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
PUBLIC SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

THE undersigned Assignee NJ
l. frmcis W S,ncb. viii or.-t Pi'dr sale.
ia Miidl'crs-s t1sn.hip IN IA pr ml,e., o.
saturday April 1'h. 1877.
The FLOWING ..crib"i Red Et,'r; VIZ: A
certain Tc.ct nf L,Hl siIu.ir ~ Niiil Il
'osrshir. Sryi-r,'n. p. copt,intnH lOl ACRES
' i33 u rch--, hnuti r. 81 Nv l,rtui >trr"l
urrl'i i'ks' Lelts ,nd q ,prge W. Htuch, Nrtti
hy i,ni ~ Ahrthsm Berger tni phiiip Y The
West hy laud ~ PhIlip Ziih-r AMI Sa nn-l
Stuck = NTH hv Miiil"rr'"s. ~ which Il erect I
large 2.>iory DWELLING HOU.E, New
II MI Burn srd other nrc"s-,rv nut buil " ,i..
Also, In sail Tpvushir, LINES STOVE LOT,
,hjoiuing isnd- Of >amu,l loi.r. R"orle u ~.
herman. ard hy Mi,diecr-ek, containing One.
fnr,h nf M Acre.
There a,e shout SIS acres Gle rel and tho hal.
ance we ! timbercd, OF tbo Hbovs mentioued
tract.
sale to comm"nc" at 10 o'clock A. ~ said
d,y, Shen du" nt,"nlanc- will be giysn Aud
| ,-iins Of sslS made knosn b,.
SEN LEIrZEL,
| March !, 1877. Assigne .
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
STRAWBERRIES. PEACHES, &c,
Now Sorts, by Mail.


Pants of the newest .lnd finest i'm
proved sorts. carefully packed AMI pres
paid hy mail. Nv collection of straw
berries took the first premium for the
best Collection, nj the great show nf
the Mass. Horticultural Society, in
Boston. grow over 100 varieties, the
most complete collection in the cour-
try, inclnilng all the new. lage AnieriS
can and imported kinds. Priced de-
scriplive Catalogues, gratis, by mail.
Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees. Roses, Ever.
yrcenS, Choice Flowers. Garden, Tree.
Evergreen, Herb, or Fruit Seeds, %
packets of either for sl00. by mail.
&C. Tho True Cape Cod Gran
g. berry, best sort Upland.
Lownnd. or Garden. hy mail. prepaid
$l.0J per loo, 500 per lob. Whole
sale Catalogue to the trade. Agents
Wanted.
b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurser.
les aud Seed Warehouse, Plymouth
Mass. Established 1872.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22
,ew York life insurance
Z into tho hands OF
10th inst.

"xs county Commits
,eeu convicted of bnild
- without inviting con.
,osnls
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-22

A WELL selected stock Of Ready made
"A Mems and Boys Clethins sf Every
Quality and style. y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11
THE MEANS OF INGRESS TO AND
EGRESS FROM PUBLIC BUILD
lNGS.

The APPEAL. recently directed atten-
ton to the subject Of an Act compel
ling the proprietors of thea.ers, public
halls, etc, to so construct the doors
aud stairways and general means of
iugress 70 and egress from the same
as TO avert the possibility OF such a
disaster as that which lately occurred
il Brooklyn. We desire to call the
attention Of the Legislature to this SUBJ
ject, and suggest that the matter be
referred to appropriate committees
with q view to devising a bill prescrib-
ing practicable mode and plan for
such precautions and the compelling
of their adoption. In this connection
We are glad to be able to refer to the
manner with which Governor Hart
Iantt of Pennsylvania has treated this
important and interesting question.
In his annual message to the Legisla-
ture Of that State, Gor copy of which
document We are much obliged to the
Governorl, We find the following:
"1he recent holocaust in Brooklyn
is terrible reminder OF a subject that
has been frequently ag;tated but never
Sufficiently Investigated. In the lurid
glare of that sad experience, the laws
relating 20 the construction of public
buildings and places CT amusement
ought TO be examined. If found TO be
sufficient, measures should be taken
to have them vigorously enforced. Ii
found to be deficient, ample provis-
ion should at once be made to prevent
the recurrence of such fr;ghtful calam
titles. The law should be largely in
favor OF safety and security oven at
the expense Of private Profit and con-
yenienee. 1t generally happens that a
great parade is made beforehand OF
the means Of escape until some sacri-
fee reveals their utter inef1iciency.
Such matters cannot safely be left to
the discretion OF individuals but must
be controlled by a power having SUI
preme regard for the public welfare.
1t ia better to err on the side Of over
ofIiciousness than that L ~,.-eds of
our fellow creatures should expia.e
our irresolUtion.'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREVXTIEs.

The Affairs in Louisiana have be
come somewhat settled since yester-
day. Both Legislatures are in ses
sion. Nichols issued proclama-
ton to the people which had consid'
cradle effect in allaying the excite
ment. Armed white leaguers are
still in great force in the city, and
future trouble is anticipated. The
Cabinet in Washington has been in
session and had the matter under
very serious consideration. The Re-
publican Legislature have elected
Kellogg to the United States Senate.
The report OF the Attorney General
has been communicated to Congress.
He reviews the Southern situation at
length, and says that the marshals
acting under his orders aided mate
rally in preserving the free suffrage
of the South. The instructions to
these marshals is included in the re-
port.
The following is the order sent
yesterday to New Orleans by Secre-
tary of War Cameron: "To General
C. c. Ruger, New Orleans: TT is
reported that the State House in
New Orleans is surrounded by a
mob. If this is SO, notify all per-
sons to dispense, and compel compli.
ance with your orders. It is the
determination of the President to
see that the Legislature is not mo-
Tested. When he has full knowledge
of all the facts in the premises he
will decide whick should be recog.
nized.
Tho details of the recent duel be-
tween Nay and Bennett are tele-
graphed. The latest reports say
that three shots were exchanged and
That May was slightly wounded.
Bennett escaped unhurt.
The Horse Committee have de-
cided that the President of the Sen
ate has not the power to count the
electoral vote and the House has
equal power with the Senate in
counting the same.
It is said the South Carolina farce
will end with the fourth of March.
When Hayes IS inaugurated either
one party or the other will go to the
wall.
Governor Isham has been elected
United States Senator from Ten
ressee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11
STATE BOARD OF EQCALIZA.
TON.

According to the recommendation
of the Governor in his message, a
bill has been introduced in the As
sembly in reference to the creation
of State Board of Equalization. By
the provisions of the bill the Gov
ernor, State Controller and State
Treasurer, shall compose the mem
bers of the Board, and the salary for
the same shall be five hundred dol
lars per annun. Meetings will be
held at stated times in the year, and
at other times when matters Of i'm
portance are to be discussed. The
province of the Board, in short, is to
equaliZe the taxes of the State. and
also to increase the revenue of the
same. They shall have power to
equGlize all assessments and valra-
lions for taxation, OF all property
situated in two or more counties,
and railroads, or all property form
ing part OF continuous line or
routes Of transportation. by rail or
otherwise. and of the necessary ap-
purtenances to the same. They shall
have power to administer oaths, and
compel the attendance of witnesses
by writ of subpoena, and an evasion
of such summons will be punished
by both Imprisonment and fine. The
County Assessors will be required
to furnish the abstract Of assessment
and valuation, to the Board, and if
in the same any changes need be
made. the decision of the majority
will be the final determination of
the valuation. The sum of ten thous-
and dollars is appropriated for the
contingent expenses, and also for
the salary of Tie Secretary. So fax
as We are informed, this Board will
watch the actions of all County
Assessors, and hereafter no unjust
valuations will be offered. Some
times personal friends are benefited
by unjust valuations, and the provis-
ions of this bill tend to remedy this
defect. It seems that the present
Legislature sre disposed to inquire
into the business of the officers
named. and to limit their sphere in
regard to their duties. Besides this
bill, the other day one was intro
duced in regard to limiting the term
of such an officer to four years, and
making him ineligible for g second
term. We are informed by Mr.. Grey
in regard to the Equalization Bill,
that there are several defects in the
same, but these same will be rem
edied by the Committee on Ways
and Means, to which the matter has
been referred.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

The following is published in
Washington, which is new on this
coast: Letters received here from
California represent the people there
as very much excited over the presi-
dental question. The belief that
Tilden is elected is general, even
among Republicans, and it is de,
clared that he must DO inaugurated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

London, January Q. a Standard
special from Belgrade says: General
Nikitine is working at plans for trans
porting Russian army corps through
R0umania to Servia.
We INFER tia: i'll this instance Mkt
tine is to be looked on as the cause Of
the smoke of war; but it is more
usual to regard him as a result of
smoking the pipe of peace,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

The annual report OF the st. Al
drew's Society in New York. estab-
lished in 1856, shows a permanent
fund of s36, 900 and a membership o.
$50. During the year 2.56S applica-
tons for assistance were received and
fifty four persons were aided in re.
turning to Scotland.