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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The copartnership heretofore existing under thu
name and style of Smith & Crittenden is this. day
dissolved by mutual consent, Al. Smith having
purchased the interest Of III. S. Crittendcn.
Dated at Helena, November u, 1877.
A. j. SMITH,
3-4w Ii. S C~RI1rENDEN.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

lHE pioneer wool-grower OF the Muscle
aien, John Smith, was in town yesterday.
ne says a very large mountain lion entered
s'elf corralls a few nights ago and killed n
'0eep' but on coming the following evening
"nhlsll his meal, was poisoned.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

JOHN EDMoSsoN came in from the Ferry
yesterday. He says crossing at his place
continues uninterrupted that there has
been but two days this winter but what his
boat made regular trips.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

The lad" of the Canyon Ferry Ball. on
CHRISTMAS Eve, appears in our special COL
omn. The band Of the Sd Infantry, which
's announced to furnish the music. has the
reputation of being one of the best in the
United States. The true lover of music NAV
never have a better opportunity to hear a
frstciass band, and every effort will be
made to make the occasion otherwise enjoy
able.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

~. PAnpERRy, of the White Sulphur
.nr;nos. made a flying visit to Diamond last
week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

The young gentlemen OF New York gulch
recently organized Il dancing club, but their
first party turned Out to be a stag DANCE"
the young ladies refusing to attend. A wag
suggests that these girls OF a strike for sup
her.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

Mn. ND Rs. TlERNEY, of Caution, made
their Diamond friends q brief visit " few
aays ago.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

PRETTY LITTLE BLuE-EYED STRANGEsn
= Vie tltle Of one of the p,cttiest songs we
lave ever heard. 1t was composed by Bob
~ NeNcomb, the celebrated minstrel pro-
.s'senal. The melody is bound to captivate
cry lover of II good song, and remain fresh
eneif memory a lifetime. Price, IS cents
~ ,opy. For sale by any music dealer il
ohi'ed States, or can be had from the
sier' +. W. Helmick, so West Fourth
''teet' Cincinnati, 0.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

ANOTHER wonderful cure has been effect
ID at the White Sulphur Springs. John
Hamilton, of Helena, seriously afflicted with
dyspepsia and neuralgia, after L months So
journ there, returned last week sound and
well.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

FORTUNATELY for Diamond her transfers
furnishes the wood market from dead tim
Der altogether, the cutting of which from
government land is allowed by law.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

II SMITH returned to Helena this week.
ronorts his flock looking fine.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

HE advance sheet OF the Le,cis Rural was
received last week, and we are promised the
regular issue of the new paper soon. II. N.
r. Lewis, the protector, was the former
proprietor of the Westeyu Rural. He il an
industrious wide-awake publisher, and we
Delleve will make the new journal a sue
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

Mp AND Mrs. j. Il. MOORE and Mrs. Len
Lewis. stopped oven in Diamond Tuesday
uiyht last on their way to Gallatin OH a
visit
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

THE weather thus far has been good, with
the exception of one cold snap. The Their
mometcr has ranged from 20 to 30 above
zero the past week. 1t has hardly been be-
low freezing at any time.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

LIEUT.. HANNA, of Camp Baker, starts
this week, with an escort, to accompany
Marks q Patterrson's and a Diamond r
train to Carroll for supplies for the Sd Infan-
Try
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

w
James Mayne, Assessor, made settlement
of his special poor tax collections.
The following bills were allowed on the
contingent fund
R. n. Sutherlin, printing..........Ss36 80
L.. Marks. merchandise. ............ GO 20
Geo. Barnes & Co., wood............ 93 80
Jonas Higgins, lumber. ..."....... 5 80
J. +. McClintock, repairing so 90
w. II. Haase, postage."...-....... Is on
Geo. Ennisser, saving wood..-...... ~ 80
L.. Bernsman, q 90
James Mayne, Assessor rs
Thos. Cooney, Commissloner.......... 81 GO
i" signing bonds........ II 90
G.. w. Cook, Cominissioner......".....7 70 80
,2S6 50
The following bills were allowed on the
county fund:
G. A. Hampton, Probate Judge."..SlS1 so
.Jno. Moore, witness erin. case.....". II 90
7. L. Collins, County Clerk.......... $50 90
" Supt. Schools........ rs 90
so
The following bills were allowed on poor
fund:
j. l.. w
H. Emerson. = w
James . 20
~
The Board sold $27, 900 in County Bonds,
at 92lc.. 95c. and 954c. on the dollar.
C. w. Cutton resigned the office of Super
intendent of Schools, and Ed. Brassey Was
! appointed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

LARGE gray wolves are said to be nuiner-
ols on the Muscleshell, and "wolfers'
ro,)d do we'll in that region.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

An effort IS being made to organize q sing
inc school. Certainly it is IN institution
much needed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

SEVERAL Diamond r teams rolled through
town this week loaded for Baker, and will
20 on to Carroll for government stores.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-13

MARK SHELLY, of the Missouri valley. has
~ acres of fall wheat which is looking very
nus lie grew a crop of this wheat some
years ago with good success and thinks he
erred seriously in changing back to spring
wheat again. If this experiment turns out
wen ne will adopt fall wheat for the future.
, 1877-08-04

vas nothing strung II republic but Al.n.Cl,,
.!usttr. tArilan!r.
Mr.. cuuK gave Mr..
TOM SCOTT
kDnrfhfnT nj rDtisli tIanllft,g. AnyfrE tbat ri
seemed 10 lie pItd n lel, snlary, nut Ior HI,
kit.w!rt1En nf legitimate rai[rna .t.u., bnt int
ID knt'"Ic1ec nj lliec.tinatc rn'lsomlli,g. tAl.
ilau.c.] There were the most 'n!amm,.,
tnrtarc IT tfr iu antt legitimate ratrua,,lnu IN
thla rut,ntry, nnd yet there were great fa1ttnai
Kings who wcrc very f'rinrs nf Integrity. Rut
tho nut0tne Of these strike. nni the inquiry .ct
thai tIlcgit!nlatc rat'foalng would bu turn,,j
in.b:c out anil c1pos.al to the Null.
Ehzc, nnd IN railrt,ad wanld ever psn*pcr Iona
ihut e4Ius.i nut hear to hare its lclnrrs READ IL
'f o wf sSosoo oe%pf e lie aE AlEp,,s sonon
the wurklng'nall, with bis nose to the grln1.
stosc To" ,"n'r u semi Ills children 10 rclnn,t
tlatt In even llaifsctcnt rags, arl eal that il
he using .hc wllip nl smal' e,,rsIs. AMI II ije
cti II, should It mt be ,lscl By the public aD
the press! f,lstaste for mammal lnl,Ur, grc,Jy
cUrinrattans. kpe. usatinn*. tic tcm,a'rary los,
rency.--aI! these Ind unitnl to cansc i,ard
timcst md To bring I'm the later and more ecrt.
ouAtroublca. What were The roEnetIfcst Mounted
ptiWe were wuntcil. M invrcasc In tile army was
nshes! !for, anu pcoi!e w"rc :1au'ortnz for re-.
t1n't,silic government in clttc'. jApr1n,lsci
Stntc bureaus ani rcrllais nxtl,naf bureau. u
!nlustsy wrre wantr4l, and lH,arsls u ar!,fttatn.
stnie a''t naslonal, were proposed nnl warmly
,ulrs, atcd. Tic American rcyrrcurn for Tia
"smart," "cstu I" nun must be- got r.d oi,
anil reverence cultivated for tIte Lau
rcnrcs. the Adanscs. the Linvulns. fAp-
tlAnsc.] t'enllc ,nnst ser. to It that
t;Ml's standards WIRE the atart,ardt
ltr thcn,. a,ld 1t must hcyon,e evident lei ia
1ongt i It were tipt nrcaly 81, that cities lnu$t
thrnttle these dlfitutIes Or yle1I ~ them.
In conclusion, fhe t!nflAent orator drew
powerful word. picture Ut That last day when tle
Lnb!g lntrts Of This rt'tl1,try, the ilGl wio lad
tog!lt 70 better the cund tion Of their fellows
should re. c4yu their rewarsis. The entire tc |.
but Tus ticaitl With rtose attention throughout
, 1877-08-04
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.
.Ef1tctdl {Ex1s0icA Ia 1nA TtfAuHA 4


ePHiNortELD, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-uoy. Cullom to-
day pardonrd ". +. Yokuul, convicted Of
larceny At the July, 1871, term Of the Ncnurd
County Circuit Court, md sentenced to tho
Pcn!tcnttary for I've years. Executive Glenn
ency was recommended by the States At.
.tornoy and numerous cItizeus ot Menarl and
3anGun,un Counties, to whom the prlsoner wRs
known. Tic seriously Injured himself working
t!t thu prison shop, and this and prior injur 70
disable him lr0m manual labnr. 'fhu p4rlun
WAS issued In ylew Of his crippled eontl,t!on,
ctr.
The Commissioners to locate tho Eastern
1nsauo'Asylutn to-day chose Cuwgtlla far1n, 30
acrGI, located in kaukakHn, tho pricu
0f which to tho 6tats IL $ll,0U. The
award o<aa&toLs much classification IN the part
Of tho other competing points, KauksKee being
regarded u too n. tlarth ani too near Egi1l,
w4.erH tho S0EthtEn lusana Asylum IL now 10
C4te{t-
M4rs'!at, Tho dcfaultlng Cashier Of the Olney
Natlaual Hunk. was to-day rsllanJe4 u jail.
Tic Commissioners tu lHute tilH Southern
Fsntcntlaty Aljuusne! to-slay to meet at Cht4-
trr next Tuesday, aud thence "a to tiraftun.
Estlcht'Y tt,e Commission IL uIilble to agrsu
upon = lt~zl!ty. Graftou uuula 10 sl,o.su il 1t
llad rai'ruaI facilities, hut tho present appear
ailtes indlsatu that Cltstes will bu ehvsei.
, 1877-08-04
TIlE INDIAN BUREAU.
lIsIt .auA.uISu THE CLEANSING rRQcksa

'Sow IN OPERATION.
Speril' b+pasca 10 The Tribune
"AsH.soFoS. d. C., Aug 3.-8ccretaTy
}ca'rz les'!.s tiut any injustice will be done to
NV persan IN thu pending Ind!un Investigation;
hat botl. Commissioner Smith aud Chief Clerk
ialpn will navs full opportunity to be heard,
ad as to Saith he says thcso a1e stil! no accu-
attohs agatast tln. sehurx Is yery oont1dcut.
however, that the Commission hayo discovered
great dcal Vt important cvt6enrc relative to
fascalItics In the indian service; that tho evt-
aoucc taken shows that men generally conceded
to bc houcss hare been Imposed upon by shrewd
rascals, und that to thoroughly c!rcun,yent tho
fudian Ting ~ infusion of new blood IL essep.
tAl
Secretary srhurz makes no itnputatson upon
tho honesty and integrity Of many nf the old
officers, but scens IL thtnk the po!lcy Of reform
HY4UIHRs A0NR ylGOA,
greater bEeadtlI Ut Information. nnd q mora
praetiral knowledge Of the affairs ol tho world
attu t!en than has c,Iafaci tr!xel s0lne ol the
persons to whom important duties In the lliian
kcrylsc hlYe luHE been iutru&ted. Mr.. Belnsz
scua to tt41k tlsat tbers IRE atill thDsa In liis
employ ol the Gnyerutncnt without Wlluse a!ll
many oI the frauds committed would hare been
Impossible.
Z. A. Aaight. Of New York, QUO Of tho fosmsr
lntn!be q! Tue lsaard Of lndan Commission
eEs. IL tlc only nersun VI auy responsibility sA1
known cha1aster who has preferred any charges.
, 1877-08-04

tng ihc Law, which lie undoubtedly
thought was more E~cdel here probnbly
than tn Chf,ago. IN The .nsc Of SaYFes, S!efe-
tary OF the RrothcftsN,1 Of Locomotive Fire.
men. the Judge hclt the evidence 10 be INSULT.
dent to warrant punishment in such summary
proceedings n trial for contempt. There VAS
doubt Ut hle nrtual interference, although the
Court plainly showed il, fnI belief Of his SYM
rnthy with and part IN ertting up the etrikc.
lie was held to fceugrizassce fos good behavior
Tor one year. -..
III rnn OTHER CASES,
fifteen in number, the Court sentenced each to
three months imprisonment, t1c County Jat(s
In tlss, IN Jefferson, In pcarhorn. anil in Bar.
tht'lomcw Counties aplns selected. This takes
The prisoners away from tho localities where
lscy reside. During the delivery vi the dects
i'm J,l.igt nr,ttntnont was At time. 50 earnest
rs tu almost rise frutn his chair. The effect Ut
The nct1tn Of the Court III these cases ts felt to
he yerv ea1utary. Tic pr,solcrs were all ably
defended, and ihc Court lslencd to al tetsi.
1uony carefully anl f'lty.
, 1877-08-04

our citizen. M the RIO tfran1c that u.r truu.'A
must l.e all wrd 10 folnw tns. ro!,tcrs ard sA,i-
css m l,nC Is thry could keep them in sight
Without Worrying themselves oyeemuch shout
boundary lines. and that t;en, Tscvinn regards
htulselI as hnviny won a complete diplomatic
victory o,cr tho American General and tic
American Go7rrnmcns.
rtTksT REecsrr.
Gen. Spear. Commissioner Of Patents, has re-
fused to Ira,,t u uatcnt 10 ,1M,ne, Sargent, Of
Sargent Il tirecnfcaf. to cover tic employment
ri tinse.l'nks IN connection with itntct cn1cnt
combination locks used urn1, safe and sanlt
tsnrs. The application ef VT. scrgcnt WAS
feature nf the notel tln,e-luek contest that ms
lmrn pending in the pntcn'-uili.r for years.
ten, spear's action il l,ascti principally ,p,n the
Yale Luck Company. In The suremc Court
Of tho District II Columbia IL being
prosecuted to determine de no'v tho right q
tlsinx tic time fsHk in controversy. The Hail
natl, and ahaltt 3,0tf banking Institutions
througtint the country, arc Interested in the re-
suit Of the suit
srsrHxDED.
After an Investigation ut the Interior Depart
,ncnt. lien. Elmhal1, tue sur.cYor-flcneral OF
Utah, ha* been suspended. TREAT efforts llayo
betn tnadc fur Ills Reinstatement by in'Uentla1
politicians, tho most prominent of whom Is A.
torney-Gcncr0l Deyeut, but tic Secretary Of
the Interior II said to be unaltcrably opposed to
hfs rrtenttnn.
The Government has moved to dismiss the
eiIt OF the Lcc heirs to recover the Arlington
Heights Cemetery on the ground that the Gov
ern,ncnt las {osscssIon Vi the Property undor
DIVIDENDS.
II he UfsitrA Astpffnftd Frffs.
WAsH1NaT0N, D. e., Auc. h-Tlc Comrtroll.
CT Of the Currency -tlcslared a dividend nf ID
per cent IN fasor of the creditors nf tho National
Bank Of tilc State oE Missouri, 1t. t-ouIst and
second 1tvitleatl u 10 prr cent tn favor Of tile
creditors of the Flint National Dank. Duluth.
Tha dividends aro payable as soon ~ the neccs-
sary schedule ran Gc prepared.
NATIONAL HANK aEUuHfTfEa
Tho totaI alnu,lnt nf United States bonds held
ns security for .le circulating notes uf National
Bsnks Is $:ss77, ~, l0o.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury to-aAy issued
the lifty.fuurtll cali for the redemption Vi ten
millions of 80 bunds OF 1stt', scyc,, m!I|nns of
cuutnn and three millions VI registered
bo1Ids, - fuilows: Cns1pons-f:0. Nos. ~, ,lDl to
4I,GNU; sl0l, Nus, G5,tOl to 1,Uu,; 800, Nos.
;A,00l tu 51.0ol; $t,uO0, Nos. t5,00l to W, ,0Ou.
Ktsistercd-siO, Nus. 1,4Hl to l,ta0: 800, Noa.
1l,.Ml 10 1:L1UU; 500, Nos. 7,7t1 to $50;
sl.000, Nos. ~ 10l to 25,4oU; $s,o0o, Nos. 7,30l
10 7,t50; SO, 0,0O Nos. ll.75l to IL, i5D.
CABINET N&kTls1.
The Cabinet session today was short, and no
business o'ti'nEprtanrc was tltne: There was q
dlsci1ss!on 0f Utah matters, and tho indictment
If certain Msrnlun lcaucrs In connection with
the Mountain Meadow In:hsacre, the lAtpr
troultlcs, nslsl matters pertalnlng to sprointr
ncnts IT tho territories.
EELEAaED.
E1-Detcctfyo Bell, arrested last night on
rc4uisi1tuH tr0nl The Governor OF Texas on the
clIargu of murder, was teieaspu tn-uay Ay Judge
uuuphrlca,ssof lhc District Supreme Court.
, 1877-08-04
A fFedlet&nn lilxt Eudystons Light ho Use VIII
LIZ Upset hy au tronclA4l.

- I'1H3 WW fsNtkWF.
The latest 'uew lhln. IN collisions" is the
funliny d""n"t lssntshlp by une of the l3uu-
AaylGailsn tutalany. "Tue coll!,Iuu -. .l4s to
have becI pczic<t onc iu i.s way, lor thc un-
lortuaste Iightshlp &auk beneath The wutcs nine
msnuirs aitvE bclng struck" Luvhlly, howcyrF,
cucd bj Tie etsw Of thu A,san,ah!t, wLteh at
ouec proceeded to her destination. 'Tlts Is VII
very well, but It acems at hrst sight hardly
necessary luF ttca!ugr tu run iuto j li4htsuip,
one, moreover, It would bo thought. whore po-
ettlou Was 80 well kuuwu a to trulrr II secure
fFutn Ill dankcr Of collision unless unuer very
exceptional circumstances" Wheu tue rzse Ii
Investigated the laute ui 'hc accident will, per-
h4ps. become clear; but II il impossible to gucs4
what lreaks the pa4siut. for collisions llxY ret
exhibit. I'VE eAaIl probably hear uue ot ,hrtu
dAys that Ed4Jstuus Lighthouse has been upset
W III lsvuul4l.h
, 1877-08-04
OHIO.
~ NfEf.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. A--The Lake Shore
fteicht.house men resumed work this morning.
The only class Of employees now out are tho
tlopn,ci,. about half Of whom hare already etg.
nI1cti their readiness to 60 10 work tomorrow
morning. Freight trains were sent out lrom
Colllnwoc.l this m0rning. There was no dis
turuance. by ttstnorrpn noon trci0its on the
Lake Shore WILL bo running regularly. TIE
Cleveland Il rittsbure Cnsnpany started freight
ming them on regular tioic.
GOV. YOUNG.
Special nfsp1tth so The Trfhnnt.
CoLuMnr:, o., Aug. a-.I1nrins tle recent rail-
TWO points In Ohio wh[tl, called on Goy. Young
for Chltcd Statcs troops. fils reply to thosc r,,
qucsts Was pofate'l md ptthr. liz answered
II will never call fur United States troona until
than call un the militia the blockade remained
uuttl yesterday, when 2o0 citizens armed aul
ass sted ID starting trims at Toledo. at C1cyc-
1ond other foFces weTc brought to bear wl1ts b
started tho movement Ut tralns. Oov. Young
has received tic following gculgratu1atory letter:
blockade At nelaire was raised thie morning, sntl
all trains on nur entire ltnc are naoras. rhe great
tsns, hays VT, aSa me- pea,q'e 10
command my tEncerc thanks. The beat evidence
Of their dtscplnc and cunsaSc II the fact That npt.
pont In the State OF tue strke hero as well A. all
points user our lima rtolcne., has been suppressed
and orter fnlIv Restored w.taant 1ots
uf life or property. I I'M Rlad 10 attest 10
yonr aFmnrss and excellent Judgment, and 10 your
ABILITY TO maintain the honor and psace Of our Rlo-
fun. state. ". T.. nFtxtT.
uencta, Munager Of Transportation. Ohio D!vis1on
baltimore 4 Ohio Nai!rpaG.
MORE LAwLEssNEss.
The coa1.hiprers bclpmEltg to tho strnftsrilfc
Goal u Milling Company at New StraltsvillG
WIRE burned laet night by tho striking miners.
tsreat Tears are entertained that tha ls but tho
beginning of a reign Of terror In the vicinity,
there hclng three other companies who hayu
men In tho strIkc.
, 1877-08-04
ILLINOIS

B0ft141 DspdscA 70 7AN 7FabVNe.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-unItcd States Mar
sl.al l1i!lrup, having notified Receiver Plaut
TINT tile property Of tha Nortt.eru1lliaoia Coal
anl lron Company In this city Was In the han'1s
of the unltci States Court, and would bc pro-
tcetetl, II necessary, by United States troops,
the Receiver aforesa!d to-day tssued notice TINT
hc does not intend to bo governed by thu action
Ut any nlaaa meeting or association Of working
tnet. anu that II, whcn tle gets rcay to rcsune
operations, anv persons wish 10 work ior him On
~ s tsrns, ,er NY 10 ~ anu W. pe pr9tested
, 1877-08-04
INDIANA,
JUDGE DRCANQIp

6HtclM D,.tVtA u lAt 3t7AN1&
1AplAHAPoLls, Ind. Aug. 3-The trial Of the
railroad riotet4 wa CONCLUDED this aitesupou
ty lengthy decision, pronounced by Judge
Drulnmond, In tue presence of courtroom
M.a With attorneys aill leallox people Vt tle
city. 1t WAS sery earnest aud able exnuslttou
u points following the live vi rctnarks lu tlv
Peoria r4ses, hut fuller aud tuofy deg s!4I, ~
INc1ally with EeiGeure ~ thu pout VI
tAs Hstess!ty VI mA1uIaluIng aud tufosv-
, 1877-08-04
CONTRACTOR Me,Gs HARD UP.

F&SAaIA, Aug. 3,-llcpfy Mel0gs, of Lima,
tlse gEcas contractor, has lnatie proposition to
t.sr prrurlan Government To either Issue On it,
own areount Of to allow lita to issue, tl5, ,OoO,.
NtI III pl,cr money u payment Of that amount
" ls',n's held hy hun to relieve Ills present
IL. s...liex Jul enabla h.u u pro.cc,lte III
Wosn vi 0pcniu: tau CeEfu ue Pasvo Alnes,
, 1877-08-04
Recommendations to Office Can.
not Be Used in Evidence.
Further Hints Regarding the Cleansing
Process In the Indian Bureau.
Lightning Liable to Strike in Sew
crnl Unexpected Quarters.
Sub-Treasurer Gilbert Qualified
to Resume Operations.
Anotlie Call for tic Redemption ef Five.
Twcnttes.
TIE OFFICES.

COMMENTATORS
Ep<cjai Dispatch 10 7Re Tribune.
W1su,ucrox. n. r.. Anr. Am fnnortank
-. -, ~. a......a.
occsAoh has lHst Heeh n'@"e W VIZ NttoEhe5e
General, who holds that recommendations fnr
,n, ~, III. l., t. ,,on,rt ntrnte are mt mailer
o.nee o' '',o III '"o "ep"' so ~ .'"'
ol Fccoru thcfc. anu caHno% te ln*Peetcu eAetp*
~ those prrkonally inlercstcu, nor can copies
hc Y,rn,stc,t unon app,ratton foruse as evidence
IA .a,,s.. - With rr,vstn ctti,cua IRA nart1a..
much less Tor puoueation. lho uceM''h 10
made upon application BY Chafe4 Oe YOUNG
OF the Ban Francisco Chronicle, for certified
conte. of the recommendations mailo by Senator
n,rtycn, ~ Co1,rnrn,a I'm nm na cvh1cnce In an
o'kSH', ~ c".o' ''"' ~, uoo y" -. -.
approaching tFta' iof AT a'eRcu l'Dcl aSRinst Ihe
Senator. Last April. and At various titncs since,
The Chronicle has published
cu.pora .n.tx.r rwrrut, oxr,exun,.nxns
ns'-:n go. - +. !. ...., 80.
y" tae faen'- e"ast, "1o' 70 ~ "eto
commented, supported athl aoetted oY sargent
aud Page. After making a number Of cEorta
To obtain an Indictment Of the proprtetors Of
a.. Ch.o,;.3. ~ crfrir,1 ,Ih., IN s1t III. rn,,r
."e =" 90. ..,,..,.s ~ 49, ts'.,, ~. ~
tieh " t"o atate' 4no'etae"ts "e'e '"uHu y
the Grand JnrY OF Eldora County against
Charles and w. II. Dc Young. 1t WIS pro-
ooset ny the ,icfeuse To use the recommends
.,,,.,,,, -, .,,,.>or+ AZ. .t,.rs+Ior. ,r.n
non' !" aaes''ou ~ euPpe't tie A.ct -''oDs Mou'
3oneu. An anpIlcatioh los permission 10 ootah
rrttIic.l copies OF these recommendations were
arst presented 10 tho President July 1a. An
,,r,r ,,-,. r,,urnn1 IN tbe ,,urunl ..f1or IL
, 1877-08-04

SHeefdi faspateh<s 10 TA4 7t1bxst.
FRAKKroar, cltnton Co., Aug. 3--Threth!ns
hss comulearrd. whea. {winscs} Is :urulnx oa'
very we'll. tsood quality. Largest crop VI hs's
had los years IL tails gounty.
ELtxAIHLK, noone TO-, Avg. a--The h3rse:s
Is ~ up. Nneat u threshug out frula blt.sa
to tweuty bushels to the acre. Wheat, o4a.
rye, lnd EraAa were nsyer letter, CoEu = sou
III. On Aurly.
, 1877-08-04

EAST sAGlsAw, Mieh., Aug. 3.-The salt
prNIurt of tilc state during thu mouth of July
was 10 0i,a1t barrels. Thu tutal pnaluct for tue
sea4un to Aug. ~ ISL ,173 burIela.