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"DRAw IT MILD."--Our editorial
friend of the Olympia "Standard,n "
thinks we "as in duty bound", must
defend Governor Ferry for every one
of his actions, and that we will now
have to reverse editorial opinions
concerning Col. Wheat. When will
political papers be honest CROUCH to
allow others the privilege Of approx
ing or condemning official acts, from
an impartial standpoint? The same
suggestions which we offered to the
Standard and "1ranscript" are
respectfully rendered to Gov. Ferry,
viz, that if Col. Wheat had faith
fully performed the duties Of Terri
torial Auditor--and we fully believe
he had he was entitled to re-elec
tion. The fact that his nomination
for re election was confirmed by the
Council, previous to the name Of
Hon. 7. M. Reed being sent in, shows
conclusively that all was not quite as
it should be. If the Governor bar
tered away this office for political
support, the action was just as re-
prehensible as it would have been in
a Democratic Governor, and we hope
the day never will come when we
cannot condemn as heartily as
we approve. Bro. Murphy has either
been wofully mistaken in his man,
or he has wiIlfully endeavored to
prejudice the minds of his readers
against political opinions expressed
through this paper. He may think
it perfectly fair to follow any course
whatever so long as it enables him to
influence public sentiment against a
paper which he considers himself Gin
duty bound" to oppose; but we, in
our verdant way, insist that if he
shows us up in an unmerited light,
the action is an unjust one. We
urge no objection whatever to
Mr.. Reed; and, on the contrary, can
conscientiously speak of him as one
oe the most eminently deserving and
honorable men in the party. 1t is
only the justice of the change that is
questioned.
, 1877-11-23

well guarded IN order 10 prevent our
STATE from undergoing the serious
tha, a.,l.ct other new
states. Our militia should not be
/ s. sight Of, while mining, maulisc-
turing and commerce must receive
proper attention, and that cor
ner stone OF our American liberty,
the common school, must be placed
ona solid foundation, free from sec
tarianism aud untrammslled by any
restriction that will hinder in the per.
formauce Of its great and important
mission.
There are many important points
upon which an opinion might be ven.
tured in connection with this State
convention, but they will doubtless
vet he fully discussed, and for the
present we will be content with in
dulging in sentiments congratulating
the people Of Washington Territory
upon their prospects in the near fu
ture.
, 1877-11-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine service will be held in the Presbyte-
ran church next Sabbath at II A. NJ. and p.
NJ Sabbath school at 2 p. NJ. Ladies sewing
circle on Tuesday afternoon aud evening.
Prayer meeting and Bible studyat IN O'Clock
80 Uadn asdn W eveninn.
Services will be held in st. Paul's church. on
Sunday next at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday
school at 2 p NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
day, at o'clock. Litany on Friday smornlng,
at TO- The ladies will meet as usual on Thurs
day evening at o'clock, at the residence ot
the Rector
There will be preaching in the NJ Il. church
on Sunday next morning and evening, Dy
at . p. NJ. Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ings, and class and teachers meetings on sat
urday evenings,
, 1877-11-23
Estate of Caleb Miller,
DECEASED.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ undersigned administrator of the above
named estate, TO the creditors Of, and all per-
claims against said deceased, TO
exhibit the same, with the necessary youch-
ers, within one year from the date OF this nc
tIce, to the undersigned, at his place of resi-
dence at Oak Harbor, Island county, w. y.
JN0. NJ. IZETT,
33Iw Administrator.
Coupeville, Oct. %, 1877.
, 1877-11-23
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
Cur Authorized Agents.
Get up Clubs

In order to extend the Circulation "l lhr
,ns,,s stiu more. and to place i, where II
nn,,ht In he at every tirrsid' We have de-
To- To any ny one pos'o'tlce address wcwil' mail.
ros' pal :, five copies o. the rNnot one !"siT .,r
We viii make q reduction of liiiy cents ON
zach, thus enabling them to secure The lnrg-
ser weekly publication ofrcaling matter in
he Territory wear for $3.50 each; also 10 me
yetter up of club of ten we VIII sehu one
eony one year free to any address.
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cellent people, eli lally good. and both
would be very ha' ppy if they had been
treH mated. Th ere is, however, one
other diversity in them. Their Plus.
ique is very ur like. The husband has
black hair, pT q nose, cross eyed, and
color gray, an uncommonly small
mouth, high cheek bones. very deep
grum voice, and is very short. The
wife has vcrt light hair. beautiful blue
eyes, large Roman nose, very wide
mouth, with protruding lips. a very
high KEYED, squcaking voice, and i ua-
commonly tail.
As 10 their religion. they never think
alike, and would never 90 to the same
church !, they could possibly avoid it.
We SEE they are poorly mated, and the
f.imer should have taken a farmers
daughter.
There is true mate for each one if
they will take the trouble TO search them
| ont; and in this search, public scnt-
ment should give the female an equal
chance with the male. There i. neither
.ceIsmon sense nor justice in excluding
the single lady from offering herself as
>-Hs3 .othe gentleman of her choice
| SAe has the same rights IN the eye ofthe
/ Creator, and these rights should be az
lowed and respected by men.
Il. DODGE.
/ Easlina Jau'y 1877
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The next factor is a bayfield,. As the
hav is accounted for in a subsequent
charge-only the size of tield-its dete-
rioration, taxes, and cos, OF fence re-
pairs, will be considered under this
head The size, to insure against the
variations of seasons, should be equal
to yield of three tons OF hay per cow.
A Weld of oi&'ton PEI acre (and this is
the average for the STATED with tie usual
amount of wGte land, will call for
twenty acres for five cows. Every ten
of hay grown, preys upon the strength
, of tLe land; for every ton removed
".runs cut" or impoverishes the land Of
/ IS pounds of nitrogen, b pounds of
phosphoric. acid, "a pounds of potash,
and 16 pounds of lime and magnesia.-'
Of each % these valuable elements, -
per cent- .gHto supply animal waste and
is lost. This loss is not met or over
fcome, by the ordinary method of bap,
yard manuring, and especially whore
the liquid voidings run to waste. WHAT
proportion OF farmers, let me ask, save
the liquids" or consider that such rep
resent more than half the fertilizing val
ne of barn-made manures? The cost OF
fencing and repairs, based upon an esti-
mate made by the Board of Agriculture
in 1850, to cover yearly interest, repair,
and decay, will exceed s45 q sAar, u
say nothing of the msRx incdrkehicn-
ces incident thereto. srls cash value Of
field + e''ima!s1ra $40
RURAL.
alto be continued.
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Established 1868.

EstablIsh-d 1868
American and Foreign Patents
GILMORE co, Succe.sors to CJffrv,x r,o.
MFR & Co, solicitors. Patents uToft,r,.'l 80 ,e
countries, No FEES IN AuVASCE No hare. -
80 tAe patent is granted No fees Tor ,stLt,.,
preliminary examinations No additional -
III t,atu.ns ah' conducting a rehtarlng. SUec-
n attention gwen to Interference Case. lar0o
the fdteht Once, Extension. before. ,,g-.['
infringement suits in different states ami ~ IN,
gatlon apPertalnng t. Invention, or pt ~
NpNb STAMP TO GILMORE 4 60. P,tp pAupuf -
OF SIXTY FACES. " "'-Ei
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
r. lhe i'si Report OF the COMMISSIONS nf tho
General Land Office shows sg- SAD 49, '-i.
bounty Land Warrant rutstanIing -ThaaSs VI
n,IurH under act Of lS55 and prior aefs Ell
''itf1 \ ~. pa cash for them send b,y ra.t.
~ ~ ~ IetttI. where Assignments are Imrerfect
w give instructions To perfect them
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty
offltEhor SOLDIERS, and SAILORS of ttf.,.
mon. ~ , .neir heIs are In many cases entitIe 10
no knowledge. Write fun bI.t,r,, - t 5s "a'
$500 amount OF pay and bounty received r.
cioae stamp to GILMORE ( co. ana a nil renIy
"'''' e>'i'''hat'oh' Will be given you free.
,,, Pensions.
80 III lOEks, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS wounded
lup,uTea' or injured in The late war, however
snsnly, can obtain pension by addressing GIL
MORE &CO.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE & Co before
the supreme Court Of the United Stre the Conf
OF claims and the southern Claims Commission.
Each department OF our business Is cOnaucted
in a separate bureau.unde the Oh arge OF the saTa
experienced parties employed by the old An
GILMORE Il co is thus secured We desira 70 70
win success by deserving it. 70
4ddress GILMORE d. On
WASHINGTON d. G.
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Can be cured. Nhv ?
because Ne have
cured hundreds Of
cases, some Of them
being given over to
die b. all physicians
Of other schools OF
practice Consump-
ton f. IA disease Of
the Airpassages and
over twO-th!rds Of
the cases are caused
b y Catarh. We
CuaAltee Il cure IL
you will come in sea-
son.
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NUMBER 4.
p0strn.
TIE Feasa,. Beg.
BY CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN.

\ volume Of the New York Mirror of 1874
contain, the following Poem, written by Mis-
Cu.hmah., \ note states that it was written
on ,esisG.a picture al a peasant boy, with
-IsdeHoh his shoulder. trudgins 10 his daily
toll.
There's poetry. boy. in that step Of thine,
F4rmt aud free on the green swsrd pressed;
And The locks that over thy temple shine.
Flow wild in the wind OF the soft sou west.
Care turks not. boy. in that laughing eye.
No trown> o'ercasi that foreheads snow
And the mellow tints of the morning sky
s4end 10 thy cheeks an eloquent glow.
:. Thy Heirloom is puse ssrAfsssaheant.
a cheerful .T heart heal, Y ssa DIR, t.;..
, Thou cAn,t sturdily win from the srs'eful soil,
NuR the lsrk's first song thou art up - awsy
Brushing the dew from the glistsping sod
And chanting the simple roundesy
-. Which innocence sings to the car OF God.
From the ardent son of cloudless qosn,
D., Thou >eekest the shade OF SIestersA sex.
Nhere the riug-dOve Inurnyrs il amerosstun
to the answering .ssnS Of the gushing brook.
,There, resting Thy u~os 90 ,he noisy brink.
Thou iAkest IN peace tbg ysoor tepa>t.
. Bending thy feveTish lips tcAds1nk
Prom the wave that gljdeth - cool and fast.
Then 10 labor again. till the waning sun
Fadcth away in the western sky.
Aud the shades oftwilight are creeping on,
While the birds on the covert nigh.
They are coming to meet thee. the peasant band
The iar-haired girl and tswny boy,
While the baby pratter clasps thy hand
And breAthes thy name in Iisping jey.
20 the cotage away-to thy mothers knee;
81 10 fbou arfu fber
INT mother, smile l. ever for thee.
That father gives thee his waFEest PRAYER.
Ansl thou shalt rest in slumber sweet,
Pilowed benesfh the rsftered caves.
~ While the summer raln-iro2s gently beat
And the night wind stirs the wood-bine leaves
There, poetry. boy. in that form Of thine.
And thr Eazer eoyets thy painless life;
Would that thy stor:nless lot were mine
Pas>onless, careless and free from strife.
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UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY

4 call lac caJenl attention OF the bps,ness
- of HersrtS and vicinity to the facts and
nelres. Eet not the in surfing public he longer
TSiutad, but look iuto the matter for Themselves
Z areiul and Candid investigation Will tell the
Tx + STORY. This solicit aQd urge. The
Leading and Independent CompaSios arA,er, :
lsr'y thorough In the management. OF Their
nns ness. Careful to know W rssa3a 10 eSch
ilsh' the moral a. wei a. the pSsieaf hasar,t, a.
l-tS a. possible, judging each risk on Ss-,hp
merit, accepting those which seem desirable a
equitable rates, leaving the undesirable 10 those
MA sish them. On this platform they show
greer prosperity comparatively, Than those
iefs anicr WHICH take risks more loosely ~
lying on rates to save them
strength " as
The largest companies have larger liabiltie.
luAiiy W'inS lager lines auI accepting a
lai scr amount Of undesirable insurance H.
.r.2ns " the volume Of The business. Th,lr
Wa..s'ss 100 reinsurance ere therefore Iargr
aye eoEhts gatiou-.
NJ aim l. to furnish only
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Centennial Reduction in
Advertising.

Three thousand, two hundred and fftv doIlars
worth OF newspaper advertising, at publishers,
schedule rates, giyeR for 800, and three months
note accepted IN payment from advertisers of re-
sponsibity. \ printed list, giving Name Char.
acter, Actual Daily and Weekly Circulation and
schedule Rates Of Advertising, sent free to any
address. Apply to Geo. =, ROweil 4 Co News
paper Advertising Agents, Al Park Row n y
6mo543
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CONSUMPTION


DY SPEPSTA " F.
CURE. liver and KID
- eycomplainisarc erecs
tually reac ned by Oxy-
eenated Air.
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DR.. Townsend's OK
ysenated Air will
purify the blood In
one-thsrd the time
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
remedy can. WhyH
Observation-Disclosures
ygenated Airit goes
direct to the Lungs
and passes through
coIS-fn direcR5u-
tact with the blood
as IL is forced into
the Lungs by the aC-
tlon ofthe heart AL
thekpod inoup1u :
refsfns 10 thA mt
rery four ~fsiites
II ne teep4 rs good,
. forced from the !.
har 10 the lungs,
and the more Oxy-
gen you inhale into
the lungs the more
you purifythe blood
when oxygen comes
In contact with the
impurities In the 4.
blood IL carbonizes
and burns, Causing
the blood To bSfM-
ed so that il warns
every part of
the body, a. IL goes
on is rcv.SDi1s
through the sffea,
IL your blood $40 :
y9g cannot be 80
We dive NeI
and all othsriii5 ,aii
.:esout ofAe ita-.
We guaranteed pu- I
rifythe bloodinone-
third the timeof any
otherknown remedy
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W hy' because As:h-
ma Is a contraction
OF the Bronchial
Tubes, cause$yin-
iiammaiiur aud lrrt-
tati0u Il the ultIrt.s
Observation-Disclosures
bronchial Tubes
sc Oxygeuated Afr
a. We rill direct ana,
&c Will warrant ~
Cure. We LNe cured
cases ~ - years
standing
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ASTHMA I!

wFGUARANTEf TO
CURE Coughs Colds.
Dlpiheria. Pneumon a
Neuralgia.and yearly all
other severe attacks
when all other remedies
fail.
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To replace these

ried off in the milk. To replace these
valuable constituents, will cost "A cents
a pound for the nitrogen, and L cents a
pound for the phosphates.
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GU r. DS

Why Z hecaus., Iuh4-
i3tiQn l. the ouiyway
that the AIT FI-~A-
res can lte rea bed,
and CaiaTTh isa dis
ascofthe AirPassa-
cescfihe Head. I SO
thisTreaimentasvc
direct. whichIsgasy
and pleasant, and We
guarantee a Perfect
fE-fLT Fffa TarrE
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- 4--l4-lAll- - All7l4A-A
why for the same
reason as given a.
boye. TliIlroucll-
al Tubes are simply
conductors 10 carry
air 10 che Lung.
h en- &c Inhalation
must godirccttothe
seat Of the disease,
and II y4ii Will Jll-
low onE6ksseSs= :
we guarantee EtO
CURE Bronchitis.
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CCREDSthoutcutting'
or drawRg blood, with
very little or no pain.
ANY person troubled
withCancerand Tumors
willpiease write fortes-
timpnIals Sc, from pa<
ticnts cured. We w@-
rant a perfect cure.
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CATARRH!

wa MAKE A SPEC
IALFY Of treating pa
tents by Mail. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
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PASTURE

The next item of cost is that of pas
ture. The required size of pasture is
not told by the number Of square rods;
but by the nutritive character of its
acres. y cow, ''by hard necessity com
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can sytae, and not diminish her flow of
milk.
-; 1t is well known that pastures vary
Sgreatiy in their milk and butter-produc-
>nG capacities; yet but few farmers ever
study the causes OF the admitted differ
sus,A~,
With altogether too many, pasture
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Casline. Jan'y, 1871.
, 1877-10-09

FOREr1N CITIES.

FOREIGN CITIES.
Tho following wtra received by ths Chicago Board OF
Trade:
f.,rsaroor- Oct a.-rrims mess pork-Ensern. Cos:
~ 6s short eens "a ed: ahouless H1s, hams. Son.
Lard. 47a. Prime ino<s 1tccf poss India tcss beer,
osst extra india mem. iUSs Cheese Hta TAllov. &ls.
toSpox. Oct. s.-LtvrnrooL-Wheat strong. MAAK
IAxR-Caeuota OF ooAst-W heat dyner. Corn stealy.
EarHuts rAssase-wheAt and curn nr.ntr. Good
shipping CAlfornIa wheat Just shipped. u, 3D. Neasy
dnc t2s. Fair nrdstEequatty Of No. Chicago spring
wheat tor prompt shipment By ka during the present
and following month ctr. Fair averhGa quality nf
American msed corn for prompt shtpneut by ta ~
Ht@hn. FArmers' deliveries Of English wheat during
the paAt week, Co. ouha7s. nO1 qrS.
.Vnse1al NfbGteA n Thf Catca9o 7rtbuHt.
LT<Knr>oE. Oct. e-lls3o \. m.-GkAik--Nheat-
Winter, No. !. IL 9d: No. III ad pnrrE. No. l. IT.
ti No. = tos. white. No. L. 1es I'd; cub, No. L. ioa,
No. =. l2a sd. cnEn-No. /. 2aa 81, No. 2 2ss.
PRoYtstoxs-Fosk AS. Lari. ~.
L1s1xPOot, Oct $3.50 =, n. m..-rHoy1stoNs-1orls
A.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. demsnd, market
excttes Il.lad, sses, ~, nm oaes speculation an.l
export, Soo1: American. lanD.
Observation-Disclosures willie wheat IN &d0t2s I'D:
DO club, In @ia1asi No. to No. rcd Western spr!nR.
tps3lls CT, do winter. lis 1aS1iRph Coru-fYeusctn
m!scd. 2s52H oil. DAts-Amesican. 0s&a4 ed. Harley,
81 G.i. reas-Eanallan. 4os oil.
GLoyxs Bkxp-Amer!can, 4ta bos.
rnrvts,oss-Mcss pork. ~ Cd. Prime men beef.
Oh Oh. Lar1-American, 47e. Decon-Long clear. ~
Uds short clears +ls.
CHkK+x-Flne American. 0ls.
TALLow-41s.
rxrnoLEc.-srrits+ = sdoea; .efneL i7s sdGta1.
IVHREEh 0tt--GA tl.
1tEEiH-COmfnpn, 5s 6dt pals t1s.
Rrtn,Ts TrKlEHrfxx-1Ss Ela2is 81,
LONDON. Oct. A.-RErtxxb rxTaoLxrM-lqs 0d8 i3A
ASrWkTF, Oct. o.-PKTRoLECN-38k.
, 1877-10-09

nS Nv i sas.:iog ss' IL, + T. IT, %ssss Il seT Is
e;: 3; ss En- ny
e. GSsn 3 ctt
damuucs. Wallace saya the statement, II pre-.
I'D ,Gx thrt o ss n tho sss
srai days. Kelly states that. upon hts
trtu.n from 81. raa'. few asys arc hs received
and that ht. rc'ponss waa that DC would not pay
sn9ther dollar sv1nE already 's,s'eS tao
s''sa IL saae snss ny 'o viii fss
M.;!po:a ,Gempa,ny: .,, 4 1s'Is: have met
T net ,b1%s sa b.
siOO, QUO in rash, to secure Payment Of which
iook 4 mortsaHe. The gentlemen =. present IN
Fl Ssn a bsn M
pointed; They have sreadY sard INC TIRES ttmc.,
sa havo Sssn n each
something On the MATTER"
sD.eta. n.pssen sMshan7trnss; q r. ess:go 7.Aun,
played il nuxlnaly or their lhI|atelHhla brethren
tors ;' !he hes:l. ~ AZ: q 6od .h:rs: . "
thxa 1essted Slightly. only q efu.s weak i;
sstss ss.s tss'Ss;; 5 ana H., total II. 'a,s: ~.
tasa 81. 600 share. y l'cnnsylsaals alone wefs
sold to-day. At least three. c.quafters ot which Was
r!,oyed up from l1H 10 tn and closed At II, hut,
after 4insll faluru. VIA Onercd uutsids at lHf.
Lehigh Valley advanced from, 40 to q. and close'l
| !, ~. There IL something weak about Tho
Sew Irrscy C0nlpany's hasc at a 70 pcf cent
| rna1antec to thn fennsylyana., 10 peg cent
dividend IL payable tAis week, and yut tho stock
ctseh weak IL l..5, and sold at 1,l seller thirty
days.
| NEW ORLEANS. .....
New 0n.EAxs. Uct. 4. told. l0!Hfel0aS.
| Sight exchanges On New York, d.sC0unt.
Sterling excaaugr. haakeEs' bills, iv3h.
| f0HElDN.
LoNnoN. Oct. 6.-consols-Mnney, o3 7-t6;
account, " t-LB, -
tnisea States I}nnAs-'E5s, ION; '97s, lV7K;
| TO- 40s, lD1!4: new 81, 10aIt.
New York tsutTal. 1odh; Etls. lat preferred,
Ta1Iow-0s DJ.
PAHis. Oct. S.-Rcntes. 1o4s o7hc,
, 1877-10-09

r0BAcCU IN LOUISVILLE.
l1aEthilt, Of I.ouiayilis, Ky,, \

Alexander l1arthili, Of 1.ouiasilis, Ky,, writcs
~ follows, unlsr date Of Oct. x
Tbs oa1y naw teAiuro Of our market this weak was
weights, by. ant coi9t utlth bern seafep hero
fur fe Th1 Kidding was ltysly, ard prices very
same quality aud condition Market renatna dull for
dark Trash AM lox grades ot lu9t and lea sl4 Aon
dertptA :hllu 81 tt.s better Eaaas Ut III kinds ara
CoMliion md kup1 sad moderately ary
lugt a.Y 5e 'Ysrr than lat weak. willie strictly heavy
esei,s ~ Tho week srs aso against "a laas week.
and Es lAst $tAt sails fur Tho week thJ hlA 8y4tAst
tu3 las week, and a.3 1asns week iast year. since
great deal ot tho Outstanding crup IL " cut EEccn.
MILLINERY IN CHICAGO.
Tbs correspondent OF Tho Millinery Trade RI.
rtso thus dtscuuEses OF our market for September:
Tha cioslnx month hAs beru Of the buar4 In
cAhttle cFcC4 thA& ChsRn hss fur usn{ years
M particular hFanC VI tt4aJ hs <en clltF than
eshes, but The actit!! J hat applied 70 all
tfut our mSfcIAhts have AAtd very strong eEottt
70 tninee tftc 10 make lIE Eqrchtses N Thltax. BY
Each izfst house hzs Uttered Auu oar 1r.5tng article
slslht ahufattEFrrS pr!ces &nd butcFs by e1arutn
ih4 tbs u1e!eHt stocks-a1 nj suvCessful !DesrhAas
d!-A* eaalIe4 by Liking A1t4Ak&Er u thIA Gtnpe+
ten 70 sy 10 thc!E seocks to the ocst pusabls sd
Thu xeathe. duFns ths mouth has h<s tety fAvosA.
oit y losinC1a- 1pxanK tui and wiutff Aul cuntnu
{1x 0Fy xAu tea1All. This fact Induced thusA Ut
buyers 70 come ~ tbs city. yislk 1Fsnl E1plst-
tlyt, ~ naHg @ tl!yf purchases earlier than usual.
cE bot ha netesed their volume Ut bus!ueAa and
veil 70 fur this 4tA44p.
, 1877-10-09
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLR-Heceived during Sunday anl Monday,
2 atI heaAs sans time last week, 4.l37 hcat. Tho
kht recs!pta aud thu Improved tone Of Aivicta from
the catIed nut Increased shipping demand snd
strengthened pricea 1oth local and Eastern huycra
tnok hold freey, and hJ nooa about everything had
tGch coaed 1ut. ssics were srF0Etca At E15OQ3. GU
though most Ut the trading 1t s.. 74s3. So Tho
hulk o te offerings consisted OF Texas through rat.
and common and medium natfscs. THIS market closed
n1m, with lhe yntls empty.
QUOTATIONS..
ExtrA ABeeEe4-GFadeastean weighing ,4:o
Ctuico lirures-Eine, tat. wcIl.formcd 5.
years t1a ycar'oh steers, weighing LEO
Good Observation-Disclosures tteeE1. wnlRh.
InK i. i01 to - ha."......".....,.... 4o4s. 0c
Medium sisndck-Stccrs In fair Atah. wclgn. '.
.inE ln, 10 70, soD+. o0
Dutcher4 st0ck-Poor 10 common stcerf, and
common to rhnict cows. for city slaughter,
weighing MI to ,1tkl ns 23n23 ,01
Stock Cattla Common cattte. Weighing TO
hi, bD NJ. 7,sGQsJ. 25
tnfenur-Lfght and thin c0w1, hetfcrs, SAEa :
huiiA and ssalAwax Ateers .............. 1Cf914o
Observation-Disclosures. y.NktI. ~
VtAB-Ter aG0 ~ tnat1FtAt. IQO&1.N
, 1877-10-09

ate communication Ia show TINT there ID prohA-
bl,!y nf such demand from India for silver to pay
for the Government works !n irrigation a. u carry
tbe nrce to paint that will make the dollar Of the
fsthers worth 1O3G1 l0t IN gold.
rrH BANKruPf ACT.
Active measures are being taken among the op.
moments Of the c1stfug Rsnkrrpt law 10 eecu.e tts
rrpeal BY Congress. Early last year b!i' repeal
taq The tct OF 1867 was paesct1 BY the Home Of
Representatives., bns Nas stopped Ia The judlciaty
Cumrslttee Of the Senate.
torp AND nRRKNBAcxs.
Gold was 10of 1Oo4 in greenbactt,
GrcenbacEs were nS1D7K cents on tha dollar
IN gold.