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From Washington.
THE PRESIDENT WILL 90 SOUTH.

Thk PRESIDENT WILL 90 SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, May 3.
A prominent gentleman of Virginia who
called upon the president to. day mentioned
the fact that the citizens of Richmond and
Petersburg desired that he would visit them
on his contemplated tour of the south. The
president said it was his desire to become
acquainted with the citizens Of that as we'll
as other sections of the union, but could
not visit Virginia until after the adjourn
ment of the extra session, when he should
probably not only accept the hospitalities
OF the citizens of Richmond and Peters
burg, but might extend his trip further
south.
To-day the case of Geo. G. Ellison, en-
eineer OF the house of representatives,
charged with the murder of David Small
at the capitol by striking him on the head
with an AZ helve, was taken up in the
criminal court.
John Tyler, jr., son of ex-President Ty-
was among those who took pait in the COM
petitive examination for the first class
clerkship IN the pension office.
The case of Thomas Biggins against ex-
President Grant for false imprisonment has
been placed on the trial calendar.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Fire Record.

Frank Myers store, the Madison hotel,
]. L. Millard's dwelling, John Lent's and
John Rafferty's dwelling. Patrick Evans
and Walter Millard'o dwelling, at New
Hamburger, N. Y, were destroyed by fire
tonight; loss $86, 900; insurance $is, 900.
The fire was probably accidental.
A Are at Fort Leyden, Lewis county, N.
Y, destroyed the stores Of A. ID. Hubbard,
dry goods, DR.. Douglas, drugs, and the
grocery store OF Mr.. Hayes, with contents.
The postoffice was also destroyed. Loss
estimated at si5, 5,oOOI partly insured.
A fire In aordonsvills, Va, last night,
destroyed d. ZOO worth Of property.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Tweed's Prospective Release.

NEW YORK, May y.
The World says Tweed has been given
positive assurance of speedy release by
the attorney general. Tweed now recol-
lects the payment Of $4,000 to a promi-
nent politician yet unnamed. The checks
recovered from Bryant were made to Swee-
ny, Hugh Smith, Abrsm Van Vechten, and
Hastings. Seven checks aggregated $780,
900. The remainder was given to the four
above named, and also to Z. ID. Barber,
one check to the latter being tor 100000.
-Four of Connolly's notes, taken up by
Tweed on Connolly's failure to pay, will
be turned over to city assets. Tweed's sf-
fidavit reoites how the money was kept In
strong box in Tweed's room at the Della
van house, and how it was paid to Wins
low. All checks, notes, ETC., obtained
from Tweed by bryant have been re-
covered excepting one for 100000
said to be signed by a prominent
republican and endorsed by Tweed. The
latter's statement begins with a narrative of
the manner in which Tweed, John T. Hoff-
man, George w. Mclean and Connolly in
1865 met daily at lunch to discuss politics
and details the subsequent formation Of the
ring Halls dissatisfaction with his per-
centage, how items were interlined to
swell out bills, and how Tweed used to
visit the room of certain Christian states
man at the Delevan and lay money between
the leaves of the Bible lying on the table.
Tweed says he did not buy all the republi-
can senators who voted for the charter, but
only majority, whom he induced to order
the caucus. Thayer of Troy, was the only
republican who refused to stand by the eau
Gus decision.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
The Batavia Institute.

ALBANI, May ..
The comptroller has formally presented
the Batavia institution for the blind to the
board of state charaties with request that
the management be thoroughly investi-
gated. In connection Herewith the COMP
troller submits vouchers received from the
institution which as is alleged fully justify
the request.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Bank Failure.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Mays.
The Saucon Saving bank at Hellertown,
suspended to-day. The deposits are stated
at $4,000, assets exceed 100000. The
stockholders are individually responsible
for double the amount of the stock held by
them.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
canadian Rivers Lowering.

OTTAWA, May 3.
The water Ia the tributaries of the Otta.
wa river 10 gradually becoming lower. 1t
70 generally admitted that half the lumber
cut will not be floated. Reports from the
Matteawan diatrict are diseswaging.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Mays.
GOLD closed at l0I.
GOVERNMENTS dull,
MONEY closed at 292L.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 3H64l<,
STERLING at 4sS and 4e01.
CLEARINGS, So, ,05I, 600.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, $4is,000.
TREASURY disbursements S753. 900.
RAILROAD BONDS generally firm.
STOCKS were irregular in early dealings
and in the main weak and lower with a decline
OF = tn AZ In coal shares and 4 to | on the
general list. During the afternoon the market
continued weak and the entire list declined n
to 2H for the day,the decline being most mark
cd on coal stocks.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04

To all who are suffering from the errors OF
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., Will soma
you recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In South America. Send =
self-addressed envelope TO REV. JOSEPH T. IN
MAN, Station D. Bible House, New York Otty.
taIdeod&Wem
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PRO UCE MARKRTs.
REPORTED EIrRHssLr 70. TEE RUTLAND stOA
Vermont Markets.

Vermont Markets.
Sr. ALRANs, Nay l.
=. BUTTER-New made butter 10 TO lsc selec.
tlons, 20 cents per pound.
The attendance at st. Albans, on Tuesday,
was fair, bat the market ruled dull.
RIcHHoHD,lApril %.
BUTTER sold as follows: Fine ibaiTc: choice
ls@ls. some new cheese was offered but therS
were no sales, Potatoes sold at so0pco per
vHRoRNNks,Aprl "a
BurrER-Butter 20 cts y ID; EQgs Is centa
per dozen; Potatoes 70 TO % cts. per buahei
ArpDLKBURY. April 81.
Blu Butter 20 to 9oc; Cheeselisc; eggs lsc pota.
Toes, voc; oats soc; corn, 50 TO Toe beans
$lI5 to $3.50 pork, per icO clear siO 10 si6 0o.
nay per ton, $500 to Sl2oo wool % to s5c.
NEW HAVEN. Maya.
Butter 2Oc Eggs lsc; msple sugar to ioc.;
Oats 40 70 o0c per bushel Potatoes rs 70 s5c
per bushel; Hay $40 90 perton straw sia oo
per ton; Veal &c per b dead weight.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Georgia Repudiates

ATLANTA, May 8.
The state voted almost unanimously for
reputation. The dlscredited bonds,
amounting TO several millions, include only
those issued under the Bullock regime.
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Another Bank Officer Accused.


PHILADELPHIA, May 3.
Cashier Hill of the Union banking COM
pany charges II. Z. Mussulman, the pres
ident, with embezzling moneys belonging
to the bank for speculation. Mussulman
has been arrested.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Sensible Indian Policy.

CHICAGO, May 3.
Gen. Crook says the Indians are now
only idle loafers. Making them earn their
living is the only good policy. After max
ing them an agricultural community, they
should be protected by stronger guard.
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ICE |! ICE !!

The subscriber Is ready 10 deliver Ice 10 par
ties In the village OF Rutland, at the following
rates
loibs per day. rs cents per week Is ibs per
day, 80 cents per week 2Obs per day, 80 cents
per week.
All extra Ice will be charged at 80 cents per
b. DgNKLEE.
Rutland, May l, 1871. myidtf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL 0FRIcKl

OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFRICKR,S
WARRINGTON May al a. m.
For New England northwest to west
winds, partly clear or cloudy weather with
wind areas, and slowly falling or stationary
temperature, followed by rising barometer.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Base Ball.

RocHRsTRR, May 3.
Hartford's 8, Rochester's /.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04

A XES AND AK HANDLES,
d&w At W O. LARD0Ns
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PATTERSON, n. j., May 3.
Near Pompton last evening. while Simon
Demorest, a prominent citizen, was re-
turning from funeral with four others In
carriage he attempted to cross the Mont
clair railroad ahead of train. The engine
struck the turnout, killing Demorest, Miss
Taylor, and young man. The other two
were fatally injured. Both horses were
killed.
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Crimes and Casualties.
STEALING VALUABLE LANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May q.
In connection with the expose of the
manner in which advantage has been taken
of the construction Of the desert land law
by speculators, 1t Is ascertained that steps
are being taken to secure large and valu-
able track In ella valley. General Phlneas
Banning is reported 70 be the protector of
the enterprise. The lands lie In the river
bottom aud are of richest quality.
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A Pera correspondent writes as follows;
Safuet Pasha's note to the powers appeal
ing to the eight article of tho treaty of
Paris is supposed to be In answer to the
suggestion OF Layard. 1t 10 stated the
council Of ministers disapproved of the
note by large majority but at the palace
Il met full Approbation,
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

A Bucharest dispatch, dated April 30,
says; Fire was opened at ten o'clock this
morning between the Russian batteries near
Ibrail and three Turkish monitors. The
latter began to lombard lbrail, but were
compelled toward noon TO withdraw. The
loss of life and damage In Ibrall is un-
known.
, 1877-02-28
THE FREIGHT AGENTS.
THEIR MEETING IN NEW roRK.


New IonK, Feb, 21.-Tho General Freight
Agents Of the trunk 1tucs aud connections met
hero today. Tie Erie md New YosK Central
and their connections only wero represented.
No business wss transacted owing to the alb
scncc OF the representatives Of the
Baltimore t. Ohio and Pennsylvania Roads, and
the meeting adjourned until tomorrow. The
tuntagess OF the aforementioned roads dcsiFe q
further conference Of executive officers tefore
the ueneral Freight Agents tx the rates def
s.te!y. Tho general features Of tie tEunk-ltne
agreement Of De. 1e were discussed,
crn lines 'asto the general working Of that
agreement va. had. The discussion WIS con.
lined principally to the liking Of uniform through
rates from the Wcat to Europe, altght reference
being npule to lo.al rates, Which It was agreed
It would be Impossible to disturb At present.
1t was also considered TINT nothing vas to ea
gained By any cutting Of rateB, mud Il was
decided that tbs present tariff made on Jan, l.,
should be continued unt'l such time q ne sne
begin to BE- felt, as, from present indications,
Il lid not appear that any cutting ot rates Or
open reduction will induce the movement ct an
additional quantity Of produce from the West.
, 1877-02-28

anpear!ng in the old f.hnml,rrn Street Italian
II ~, VIII as r. tn eon1n'
osher art.is and ra,.s ilc sUny. ,nu.ia faman. iv
sn' stc Ssnsc s"Sa lsesa and .tss; % ten
AteLnn would become the Ereatept son7ttrcAs Of
Tho ngc. Iicr asts great stirring tour. however.
Wat indIe,, an Il II rntIoned Thai Al ihat carly
RIea t,o sa sr ssi,e,t si Il usnter nf lie isfand
In 1850, then iii ''not yet 17,' the
created rrcas jurorc III opera III thls conntry. md
dena rutvs .{s e 70 1ure @ eonscfsby ia a
h hsn h1 @ s sss s ne spsoSo q h.
sshor best friend Jan,ss william Melonn|d.
Etrakorch, hef nin,,asrr. md bruthcr- f,-law. in
London, ihc oblest q wtica VA 10 felco.e hsI,
who 50. miner, from thsir lont caa.aIssn;n,n:
nronrIntcd avttnst her viii hcr tntn,cnrc earnings
ptwh'eh eycn tlea amonntsi 70 ESt, ,o5o II ons
ytin yptisonner in l,ct own house. Ind prevented her
meetings with hcr bcttothe1. younv lclg,an
noolenan, !.,cn ss yMe. ~ Hrae:t stsst tt!Hs hs
sui,scnacnt affidavit nf A,lc!na: thai the stit VA.
brought without her knowledge and tanet!on; that
siraE0sch; that tho allegations Of ller "beat
ielcnI = wsre nIi untrue, and that rhc was cHn.
vnecd The young nsron twho WA alsa m1not' nor
De viiic published 4 card withdrawing from tho
suit for ,sr hand, aud Il was then thf general
9Hhar g. hf e M sn sfsa Sel a%y
stSatxa TO 1lt{Krt bovEREtaHs.
An Interesting oycnt ii Nine. Fntti's career was
| this,Y I-rman soseselgas at Frnnkfart. Already
ssts ss 9 eSs? sss IL %aa:
sef e ssss a. "a s sfsy as as
, 1877-02-28

m ~ .qae ye.c , III th,e,7o nj on,
M ~. tT}< ''H so,tnr,n Ma;,wnx ,etwcrn II ismi4
nd Esnsos nv thr is.t nnmrI lin. rrnns III,
ssPe1s + i, tx, ,pef!stien T.. a!,,anss + iS
WIFI ~ rhirh tiS noInt IL itsfte r.
alys,iea II f dctIncs 10 abeae1 p0W H. Geeve I'LL
H. ~. n3nnrets u'tr ~ h rs Fast 1s "n.as qitr
Snrths,n intl,vay IT, iesi fstriY sft H. co,nYon1
an IL necofi s,,c, ,rlvje.ct ii rciaion 10 IL tra
chi with thv intcsc;t thcv represent. Uut in tho
nature Of the casc theY afs nj i t1n;cretied udycs
il mat.sts fonshins diy.ion II tisf'e bstWeen
terest IL hcld subordinate 10 ths1rs' Ind ws have Nc,
rrmnaY 20 ionc ~ aI,r acre.n tn md f,nn, Ksn.as
ty II over thcir line and subject 10 the condjtons
Ti ttur isoasd Of Directors arc .,rons1v ,mnre,.ed
win thn trnnortanca OF conseryafiyn fnsnapcr,snt
Iieaion oi aouif easacep T"k They ais spy ~ III a.
rtc.cnt pfeparcd to take nnY stcp. 10 jnsnre tha
Completion Il ! me 70 Sen.as CIV bcyonl taeh
u ,t1 cost and honc tbat fscttic. over lie line o1
I'm Al, i.onIs. Ktnaax INV d Eurthe.n Hsiivav
W M 10 a a' po9 p .un sasu G IT,
nnncccsrary. Hut ie-t rome spprohen.ion may be-
entertained In the minds Of some sharehnldera
company, for tho projection OF Its tnicrrtt.,
will b compelled % make IN unprohtablc in.
yo,tlnept 10 procure thc eompet!on anI use Of
arces ha ayc beca Received tfat with proper tncour.
sYcmrnf, q new local compnny can bc orranjsrd
b. Mssso e. r. o w e
eo'npnny. Viii :see rai., ess taan andef he orig:
haye besn with is" iii. II Il bejIsYeT 10 bs now
in the power u your Company to procure tho
through line originally eontractct tor On terms In.
ynlynR no vrrater ljahilltY than those under Tho
exittin7 contrnet With lie Louisiana i Missouri
Hlyef Rajiroad Cotunany, Tie question then
otl.es you'd sueh ! 11ne. on such terms, hs q
, 1877-02-28

1,caeAdm1ral smith md I'll. son,

The laie Rcar.Aamtrnl Joseph Smith was the
father Of Capt smitt, Ia command OF the con-
rrsss When tLs Wcrtinae attacked both that
shIp anI tue Cumberland, April 10, lstt'. That
suaday forenoon Secretary Nelles drovc to tue
church wIlcro he knew tho pl,'us Commodore
called Litn out. Ir said 10 bin: "You know
tar unprotected stats Of the Aect 1t Fort Mon.
1us aaA that tue sterslmae u expected oatt"
Ihe reply was, Yes" "Wrll, }" CONTINUED the
W. baye 10 particulars yet; Ill We know 10, that
thu Cun,bcEanh has bEcu sunk aud the Con.
9ress struck her lug" "1hcn Joe Ia dead"
SAID tue father, - ho turue1 aua CARRIED hsa
great sorrow buck into tho house Vt God. lis
usc,led 70 particulars" 1Ie knew his kau 20
well TINT when told that lis sh!p bad tttuck her
aay Nv knxw that sua WA 4xad. Auasal Il proved.
The next Intelligence vas that ths 1rst tfoa1-
Side Vi the Mrrrimur had killed The commander
Ut the cpugtris.
, 1877-02-28
THE CHICAGO POSTMASTER.
IN re EHfiays tf Thf Tribune,

CHICAGO, Feb, 27.--l o1scrve that the Evening
Jonrnat aud tho Ersnfng IVst appear quito de-
liphtctl with Grants anu LoCap,s selection OF d
ns,v poat,no.ter for chlravo. This Jn,rna1 sars
that the choice was drants Z alone' and wants
tu convey the idea Tint F. W. Pallucr was taket,
bv surpriseI How happeus It, then, that be- and
ri. nvsnt. have ,nen ,.i-cuia,,np npt,ttuus for
,, ~ s ,,..,.s ,,., h.r. T., ssr,n,f.,,1
nItn !oF soh.e "sc"s PAe'i-~ns'e' :" eP''"s"''"'
The .EournI! claims him to be IN old settler,
When It knows that he has lived hero but three
:. ","s I',',a,s .,,a4 T.. ,"s h,o,, ,ra ~
5ea's' A. "4su A"o"s '"a' Nv "ae oIeu wv ~
LnRan's iehelltnct', ana Ic4loR'1haealne ring
stcrs, and fellow salary-Erabbcrsy anu yet II
pretcnIs ,hat Logan bad nothing to do With
iposIs 1a @ ~ w. t"o 10 hsJpu H. u I!nn rauk ~
ess.! ; ~ ,,at ~ Gs a.tia Is, ~. IT,, t,as ,i,i,;
t,r unt'H1 ~ a maa. , .i t,.n mu
says: Mys = "''' ''A'''ANA''S ''' N'"''
Ilo T. p5ononneea party man, without being b;
isRG sa patase. III saa
Win Sis ManbooI vninil,sI md hit houor unIm.
lSeachci. exccpt ia ut,o particular. We are palnoa
70 stata that hs did take hand in Tho "salary.
grah,''
Tae Po,t attempts 10 deceive IT. readers when
It says that "ho i not q discipis Of tho bull
iias tokrn "a n,ai1y lerrces If, tho masonry Of
tHe marhino ring M nnv MIN in Chtcaru: he ia
Hmn'hine rsnasswy,1 II ,Msre anil st,,1,r Ue
KNOWS no other EinI pf politjcs, and las no uso
for auy other. liz i,ua nu faitli In or synpathv
viii, any torn, Of riyll.scrvicu reform Of aDy
| rsmr., s.,ns snInufotjnw ara thn Afrha aud the
Dmeua ps his M5,,ttcnl creed Wluaing him
In 1non HIVES Under tho Tcnur,. of.O OIlce
nrt oI" 9n,,r Iays befnre tho nnw % PrcsIjsnt,s
, 1877-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Col, James C. Clark, Second Vice President
OF tue Illinois Central Raslroad, md General
Afanaeer OF the New Orleans line, who has been
In tue cIty during the last few days consulting
with Acting President Ackcrn,au in rcgasd to
the reorganization Of Ills line, will leave for
Eew Orleans today. Tho New Orleans, jack
sou d Great Northvrn Railroad, thu southern
half OF tho New Orleans Road, will l'e sold
sspp! Central, the northern halt at the soat, has
not yet bcen definitely lor.dcd upout but will
take placy IN tile carly part Of April. :.
,A.H: II. Carpenter, GcpeFal Tlsket t Agsne h o.
was In tho city yesterday consulting ABOUT the
paaseuecr bus!ticss of the road With afE. Thu
Chandler, the chief Of the C4ka:o o'fso-
QulNcr TO DEARDsTuWN.
Parties at the head Of the movement for con-
Elrurttrg railraad from Qlincy, ILL.,. to Bearus-
tovu tavs raiAed sufficient funds to dcfEay the
cApenscs Of the 3nnl survey md lotntson VI tho
ruad. Work viii bo coMnencel At onee., Esi-
ol tho work. .-.......
1pecidt Ddspateh 10 7As Trtoune.
State. Clrrutt Court to-day, Judge Drl,mnona
rresl9, and Judge Greshan,, United States
district Judge, Ut ludiaua, aud Judge Treat
also sitting. the case of the !ruatees 81 TUG
Mississippi Rallroa,i vs. eo'nn'easetl; Tit. T..
proceeding Instituted to oust nctstyets T1t.
rance and Klug, 80 appotutcd ia Indianapolis
last November. The petitioners allest thv u
regular appointment of tho Receivers and thelr
plisInanasenent of the road. Tie allegations,
In particular aud detail, are denied on tho pnrt
Of ito Receivers, and It 4 ins!stea that tho
proceedings are Iusttsatcd BY one W. u:
GrtswolA, to accomplish ha pcrdonal
ends The allegations md Tepiscattons are sup
ported porte by BY an overwhelming army q written
evidence, papers, etc.. md IL is expected tho
hruring III the tase wilt takc sonc days. There
is vast array Of counsel, cumplainsuta are
represented by tho uoa> ". D. Hanna, ;ferso
Iiauto; II. r, burton. Carlisle; Thomas Coop
cr Campbell, OF New York, and Mai. lIendricks,
Julge lloatlley. Of Cintlnuatt; Gen. Ben Iar-
rlsoii, Indianapolis; II. Crawfur9t ChtcaEo; q.
A. Beechcr, st. 1ouls, aud A. l.. knspp. SPRING
lrll.
BO<TON / NAlNH.
Special DtspatcA 10 3as 7rtta.a
DoaTQN. Feb. a1.-Ttt Gust vi tho tlf1ke 70
the bnston Il Moline llailroau Is significantly u
Illustrated In the fall Of the stuck fruua lO0 to ".
There are 7U,UG0 shares Of Alaino stock, showing
Z market depreciation OF $4.D, 900 tr,'n. thu ci-
fects Of the strike, and the stuck ts likely 10 60
| lower befo1e the cnl of three months. Tho ch.
! gfuteFs nre qulet and hopeful Of re.cugagsmens
t by tue roaAi, which is now suffering to great
extent from iuIury to locomotives from 1neol.,
peteut lanIs. il IL probable that change VIII
| ioOp be made In the management Ok tue ROAD.
, 1877-02-28

A stlll.alarm was given to Engine No. 8 at Q
o'clock yesterday morning for lre In Mrs.
Fltxgcra,l's millinery store, No. Ill West Van
Ruren street. Loss to building and furniture
about $5Q, Tho property ls In l,tlgattoi.
, 1877-02-28
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.


srnIaorlELp. ILL.,. Feb. a7.-El.ner WASH
burn Is lcrr to4lay IN tic interest Of bis canli.
dacy for United Statcs Marshal Of the Northern
District Of 1liiluis. Ills many frienls here
would rejoice IN Ills appointment by President
Hayes.
Tie Secretary Of State to-lay Issued nuthor-
lsy 10 organize to the Bullion Minlng and
Smelling Company, Ch!cn1o; capital, 500. 900.
Tne eorporatort nreA1au Smith, E1gar Loomls.
mud Marlin T.. Fullcst.
EIsafl, and Supt. i. II. Elter gu to Washington
tomorrow, anl will ren,uIil fo witness the To-
auguratIon Of rrcs!dcnt-Elect Hayes.
, 1877-02-28

et4pk HAk stH1t lUt HullprE u tHllck ~ NhCA !kW
with iron, :,50 u; numher OF ,alua Of truck laid
with steri IN 1870, 81 ~. Tarre ha. bsen expend.
cd during th" year fos tl!rtcen ues % 9ddlt!onal
90 49, - nd s aerl .a'sis9 Saasss. s 7o7 ~; fot
I: s:sS d ;s II" as
manss, ] an II axsfsea,o Of ssD7, 0ia47.
Tbs terms OF tho Leave at the Illlnnts River Road
were suited III our lust annual report. 1t ha4 nut
been Ia ful! operation by thl. Company until ,ae
our estln,ato Of n value and Importance te this
COMPANY. suit II now tsn!inyt tof q mfosecio.use
Nailroa Company ut tho instance ot parties hoti-
iax them, but s4s pflot Flsat Of this company 10
hs sna pss q eG ntfH r.
fho' .asaass of ths st; Leu,.. Jacksonville :
year, and tho value ot the cass 70 tho Company
frhaace1 u. the t1a!le Of thia ltne inctca+s,. 10
t. ss ss,:sa re- fse te as
ahe st. Loais. Jackssn,tiae 1 chesso ltailFoAd
LOUISIANA MisaouRt RIVER RAILROAD.
Thv tra1lc uYcs this lit, buth local ana through,
has Increased considsnasly aurnx Tho ? pa.t ysar. .
it, original estimattl ralus especially a. p,tt OF
through line between Chicago and kanass cisy.
ssoss earnlagx of tho liuas owned by sue
$.h, lV6 II: Iht tat!0ss ot sho Louisiana ny.
soarl Hive! issilruaa Ivmpan{ 70 comply With ~
iion VI THU linu, las sft tho company dependent
upon thu s.. Lon.s, kantaa Ea'J Northern Rssl-
way Company for = connection tetwsen Ne1ico
and kaasa4 EltY. The great value 10 the latter
Company VI the ssafac in!Sseaaa.ea between tbs
ttnss prompt 1t " AFFORD reasonable fsclllira foE
| it, cpnttnuance.
| This I'VE Companies have common interest 10 .
pultlon Of the tsat1lc which can be best promoted
by their tpIut acton, snl which should, Under hn5
| circumstances that can possibly asItc, Insure
Gsaeaa!y relations between thsu; but ia ths lua'