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National Republican., 1877-10-08
Commerce.

Commerce.
BALTIMORE. Oct 6-Cotton quiet and steady; mid.
Flour Arm and unchanged.
Wheat-soutbern quiet and steady. Western firm
do amber, si5oaIf western steamer clio do No :
winter red, spot and October slis: Noycmber, ti.ie
southern White s76sSsc 10 yellow. sc western mixed
'rpa sssds r% a sd SnSSansed steamer ''
Rye qnie! at 6'9Gec
Provisions quiet and firm. Pork si+7SdiA Bulk
Meats Loose shoulders, 7a7I.c; clear rib sides sI,
sics. 5.@s.s. iiSins, is%Sissc. LsrdeRsfncG %
iO@ lO,.c. Butter unchanged
Petroleum dull and nominal.
Coffee unchanged-
nsSeipts- Flour, s?ot wheat 5000; corn. g, 800
NEw YORK, Oct. G-Cotton Arm; upiands, II eiec;
Orleans, u I.l6c. Sales 60i bales. Consolidated net
Flour lo iSc better, and more doing closing strong
With slight SGws.Td ,endency common 20 nir extra
Wheat Ia2e better Tor spring and a@ q ior winter
good Srsgsss 3 @ r. SSrgs Sn ,eeSSSey% S ZIP for M
NIX MiiT.nEss x, G"S$,ssa s y RI
ior white State. sl,3i for NJ Milwsukss. 0ctober
say q srrSe NS a. GsG t @ !prSs pr No. Sssn
eS %s.srs ss, s.H sSls ssSF s I % s
York No 0s@eoc for high mixed; CSC for No. 2
,s Hrss sss Ss sss
ing New York No. S3c do. No. eiii do No. white
a7@ E5c do No. BIC, do. No. white AZ, No. Chi
Pork opened firm and closed on bssis of tiLa5 for
new mess.
| Beef quiet.
Lard opened nrm and closed dull and lower; prime
steam, to.22ls; closing ut 80.
Petroleum very firm and light offerings crude, $40
| SIC; refined, l5I,c bid, October.
| Coffee dull and &c lower.
| Sugar quiet
| Rye quiet.
| MOinses unchanged moderate trade.
| Turpeniine firm ut 3tiuSc for spirits.
| Resin steady ut ti756Dl 10 for strained.
Freights to Liverpool steady; per sail, cotton I'd
grain Sad per steam, cotton Si8l I'd. grain s,dsd.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

The Republicans have carried nearly every
nook and corner Of Colorado. 1t should not be
forgotten that the original design Of the
Democratic majority in the late Congress,
which voted Colorado into the Union, was
that 1t should go Democratic. But those FROM
ticrsmcn are obstinate fellows At the first
election they smashed the TILDES arrange
ments and elected Republican President. 1t
was ungrateful in them to do so, but II Is too
late now to reduce them to Territorial con-
dition
National Republican., 1877-10-08
COMPLTNfE ENTlRY

Testimonial by the Temperance Organiza-
tions of the District TO Crypt Palmoni.
WASHINGTON d. G., Oct. 1, 1877.
Crypd Rnlnont, esq.:
DEAR sR AND BROTHER. The different temper.
ance orders Of this District respectfully tender you
q complimentary entertainment at some day In the
near future to DO given at Odd Fellovs hall Seventh
Is due You for your services In aiding them 20 freely
and on all occasions when II was possible for you
TO do so. You will please name the day most con.
venicnt TO you. Frnternally yours,
Honor; r. N. bradley, p. N. W. p. sons Temper,
ance; J. D Dunning. r. G.. Sons Jonadab; W, q
Perry. g. ". c. T., LO a. T.. d. c.; c. NJ Nyc, Son,
Jonadab; Joseph Williams, Pres. Dashaway Club
J.B; Wheeler, J. y. Darnelle, and over one hun
dred other prominent officials in tho various TEN
perance orders.
ACCEPTANCE ny Mr.. PALMoNI.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct 4, 1877.
To Hon: D. r. Hoi,omay, = NJ Brodtey. = n Dun
ciafes representno ou he temperance orders IN N,
Your communication rendering To me a compli
mcntary entertainment from the different temper
ance orders and asking me to fx time Is this day
received. accept the testimonial thus profIered
ME, and designate the evening Of the LIST of Novcm
Der. do so more cheerfully because see In thi,
orders rather than personal compliment to me
promise of more harmony, fraternity and energy
Of action, pledging each other 10 reciprocal and
concentrated devotion to the common cause for
Fraternally yours, CRYrrI PALxoSI.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

1T HAS been suggested that savings banks be
compelled to invest all their funds in Govern
ment securities. Doing this they could divide
about 81 per cent. per annum. Would it not
be better still II the Government issued IS,
so and $50 bonds or interest bearing notes,
and then the poor people could be their own
savings banks?
National Republican., 1877-10-08

IT SEEMS to bo bad year for the Russian
Dukes, The late manGuvrcs Of the Grand
Duke MICHAEL do not reflect credit upon him
or his staff The Russians have failed in their
scheme to flank the Turkish stronghold
Kars-and their weak assaults In front of the
place were rcpulsed at all points. In short,
the brilliantly-planned but badly-exccuted
advance upon Kars may be set down as dis
astrous Russian defeat
National Republican., 1877-10-08
RECIPROCAL RECONCILIATION.

From twenty to twenty-five Republican
voters according to Democratic authorities
at the time) were assassinatcd in cold blood
at Ellenton, in Aiken county, South Caroli-
ma, about month after the Hamburg mas
s,cre General HAMPTON asked President
HAYES that the prosecutions against the
murderers of these black men should he
discontinued because their crimes were ''pO-
litical oflenses.' Only one man Of we re-
member rightly was prosecuted, and al.
though the evidence against him was clear,
the Democrats on the jury refused to con
Wet him. Now we hear of the arrest of
Member Of Congress SMALIs, the colored
ksrO who ran out the steamer Planter during
H. sisgr Of Charleston and of Mr.. PATTER-
sgg. The only Republican Senator from the
sfsE> n Soufh Carolina.
Tls.Ts = parable in the Good Book con-
ssTa5.g dsbior whom his lord forgave
a. tls szSsEtsis.7s and who left his pres
.as- 40 .>Ik>a sbs Of his own debtors and
S-t.Tss hsM - jzy the uttennost fsrthing
sAas ~ srs<
Ne rsssasrs'EA ths, parable to Governor
BGnITDS saSss sbON, even faint one of
r,rpyuss, f.ss>1>ilis;I5n would he more po-
t.p. ,,psa bDs 10 induce the North to be-
h.t. n n. ,tnessity Of the Southern Bour-
Lsr Ls.1s-s iszE = thousand speeches in
issdssass Il O. Jseasdsar's southern policy.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

The New York Tribune says "there is
nothing left for any honest citizen of New
"York to do except to vote the Republican
ticket To this every honest citizen
everywhere will add hearty amen.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

THE citizens of Washington will remember
with pleasure pretty NELLIE GRANT, who re-
sided here in young womanhood, and who was
married in the White House to Mr. SARToRIs,
an English gentleman. She is now, with her
husband and child, permanently domesticatcd
at delightful home near Southampton. The
cablegrams inform us that she has boon re-
ceiving her father and mother, and that Gen.
GRANT, while on this domestic visit,was given
a grand official reception by tho Town Council
of Southampton. The people of England do
not let any opportunity escape to honor our
ex-Prcsidcnt with their attentions.
National Republican., 1877-10-08
PERSONAL.
Bishop JAMES was once lawyer:
JrsSp GpIST IL nv himself in Paris

Bishop JAMES was once q lawyer.
JESSE GRANT is by himself in Paris.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON is scventy-si
Hon. JAMES II. BLOrNT, of Georgia, is quar-
tered at Willard's.
WE understand that joaquin Miller is on his
way to washington,
Hon. W. KIMaEL and wife, of Baltimore,
are at the Riggs house.
The violinist Wilhelmi was famous at
twenty. So was Flora Temple.
MR W. A. CowLn, Of the Yale scientihcs,
has met with q serious accident whIls engaged on
the wheelsr survoy In erecting rude Topographic
National Republican., 1877-10-08

DooRKEEPER FrrzHUGH wrote that he was
"a bigger man than old GRANT" Mr.. Cox
says he is "a head and shoulders above RAN
DALI" in the race for the Spcakership.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

exercise this freedom Of speech in Mississippi. Y
not In several other Southern states, would cost
them their lives u II did not an effort " organ
| ize q Republican party certainly would. Ia there
single member OF the Cabinet who dare try the cx-
pcrimcntf An OLD LINE REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1877-10-08
ACCEPTANCE ny Mr.. PALMoNI.
wIstttypra,y IN ~ Dot A 4
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

The sub-treasury balances In New York Saturday
Gold. sos ooaoi; currency, va 20 ialOe The
subTreasurer paid account OF interest t26 oO
and for bonds. sit7,ooo. Customs receipts, s2s2ooo
In New York yesterday money was more easy at
. Exchange steady at Isl. Gold quiet but heavy Of
io2,s. Rates for carrying, 1toa
Government bonds steady at the following quota
National Republican., 1877-10-08

1T Is evident that the Democracy of New
York think that President HAYES is the right
man in the wrong place--for them. Their
late convention indorsed the blundcrs of the
late House of Representatives, proving that
they are welded to their followers, a.
EPHRAIM was TO his idols. In their platform
they say not a word for the protection OF
home industry against the unfair competition
of pauper labor. They have secured all they
desired in the way of subsidies to railroads,
and now they give notice that they are
opposed to all such legislation in the future.
The South should make note of it to guide
their future action.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

IN OUR news columns will be found copies
of charges and specifications preferred by a
colored inmate of the Frecdmen's Hospital
against the surgeon -in-chief of that institu-
ton We are informed that the party max
ing the charges has bad reputation and has
been on several occasions in the District Jail;
and it is further stated that the attack upon
DIR. PALMER is instigated by certain more in
tclligcnt parties, the whole affair being the
outgrowth of the jealOusies any wranglings
among those lately connected with the Freed
mems Bureau. That charges of this kind
from such u source should be Investigated in
secret is an outrage upon the rights of Ameri-
can citizens. We have just seen the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs sworn out of office by
the individual chosen to succeed him,
and the allegation is made, and will be
believed until the evidence is published.
that this evidence was prompted by malice
and self-interest, and that II will not bear the
test of crOss-examinatiOn or rcbuttal. This
testimony was taken by a secret commission
and never shown to the individual against
whom it was directed, but used only in such
quarters MS II could be made scrviceable in ac-
complishing the object sought-tho removal Of
the commissioner 1t is also asserted, and will
be believed until the evidence is published,
that the commission itself garbled and sup.
pressed evidence taken by it, and that not
even the testimony as it was given was sub.
mittcd to the higher authorities, In the face
of all this ii is a matter OF sstonishment that
Secretary SCHURz will not profit by the pas,
and put stop to this sort of star chamber in,
nuiitinn
National Republican., 1877-10-08
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer ARROW. Captain Frank Honss.
head Is the only boat allowed to land passengers At
Mount ysrneh Wharf "a Passenger, taxing taxing th.:
Vernon AssocIation) avoid riding in ambuances
three miles, by other lines.
Round trip, d, including admission 10 Mansion and
Grounds.
steamer leaves seventh street wharf DAILY, (sun-
day eIcepted) at 10 A. III. and returns about p. IN.
J. MCH. HOLLINgsWOHTH,
Surt. ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLLIN0sHEAD, str. Arrow. ly2n
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON
The new, sate and commodous steamer MARY
WASiINuroN Is now carrying passengers TO Mt
Vernon aud furnishing carriages 10 transport them
TO the MAnsion. BY ths route persons avoid hot
walk up long hill, The DISTANCE y one and = halt
miles not three Lssye. Seventh street wharf every
ride 70 and rom ths Msnsicn. JstaEtf'
National Republican., 1877-10-08

JAY GOULD has been beaten at last We do
not refer to the race horse, but to the vcrita-
bic banker, buckcr and journalist of Wall street
notoriety. 1t appears that about four years
ago Messrs. BERRY & HEIsER were employed
by Mr.. GOULD as brokers, to advance the price
of gold, as they had unlimited credit and great
facilities for handling gold. In the first set
tlemcnt of the questionable transaction GOULD
refused to come up to the scratch, leaving
Messrs B. & II. in the lurch, and they brought
suit to recover S4i2, 2,66i.10. The case was re-
fcrred to Mr.. PHLo s. RUGGLEs as referee,
and on Saturday last he rendered his decision
in favor of the plaintiffs. 1t is no small mat
ter to be worsted out Of half million dollars
in a law suit, and the willy little GOULD may
appeal the case, but If he does, he will have to
give nine hundred -thousand-dolla bond and
pay interest on the amount of the Judgment
1t would be well for speculators to look
sharp this week for some gigantic move in
Stocks for J. G. will be very certain to dc
| something to get even.
National Republican., 1877-10-08
DIED.

VERMILLIoN.-On October !, 1877, at 10 o'clock
p. M. HAIRY, youngest son OF Clinton and Anne T..
Nermilon, aged four years ten months and seven
DAYS
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence OF his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary L. sword, No. $40 Thirteenth
street southeast, on Tuesday, October q, ls77
DATCHER.-Saturday afternoon, October q. 1877,
ELEANOR widow of the late Francis Datrher, who
was for many years q mess niger In the War Depart
ment, aged eighty years.
Funeral from tho Asbury Chapel, corner Eleventh
aud X streets, on Tuesday afternoon, at . o'clock.
Friends Of the family are Invited to attend. W
VERMILLIoN.-on octoher 9, 1877. at . o'clock
D. M, MATTE, youngest daughter OF Clinton and
Annie T. Vermiliion, aged six years ten months and
six days.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday. October at
O'Clock m, from the residence OF her grandmother,
east.
National Republican., 1877-10-08
Stocks strong.

The following are the open,n. and closing rate. for
Co.. from the New York stock Exchange.
National Republican., 1877-10-08
Securities

The following are the buying and selling rates Tor
Government securIuea
National Republican., 1877-10-08
MARRIED.,

Tr-wHITFIELD.-on October 3. 1877,
BY the Rey. T. \; ShepheTd J; =: B.RTLkTT, OF Ar.
daughter or the Rev. Benz. swallow. Of Washing
ton ID. C.
EDWARDS -BOWIE.-On October 2. 1877, In En-
manuel church. Baiiimore, by Rev. 4. NJ. Randolph.
y. D., assisted by the Rev. Charles Holt, JogS I.
EDWARDS, of Washington. and FLoHESCE T.. daugh-
ter Of the late Allen r. Bowie, Of Prince Georges
county, Nd
TRoLl-sCliwARTZ-o Tuesday evening 0c~
ober 1ST at the residence OF the brides father Mr..
Joseph schwartz, by the Rev, David Wills, D. D.
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Rosster Of Baltimore, Mr..
FREDEHIt'K n. TRoLL, Of Baltimore, aud Miss
BERTHA f. SCHWARTZ OF W. shingtOn,
National Republican., 1877-10-08
WANTS.

VIZ ANTED TO PURCHASE-HOuSE, FUR
w niShed or unfurnlshed modern improvements;
northeast corner OF block price from $1,000 TO
$1,000. Address "A b." this office. OcSs
WANTED B0ARDERs AT 6si d STREET
" northwest. Room and board t6 per week. Good
table board n per week. oc6 I'M
National Republican., 1877-10-08
Hotel Arrivals.


Rigps-A. F. Wilson, Louisville; Russell Marston
aud wife, Mrs, woodberry and Mis- Mar, crosby,
Rm HS and G Raiors SSSx % Va" s@ VA
E 'e n AND M And
oann% GosS6 6T and Vine tnlSago c. o. Mss MRs1sris e. (
kerr RnssrHs Ky; Mrs r p IEe;ton ton and is son
yn and Mr. CossSn SSet NoaOE a h"d' Brook
Nst'gPo,aa1;miIon. }. II. Push, burlington, n. y
TsISS 4 Powell and wife Harrisburg and p Hem
Eo,p.- Daniel Mcclure, U =. A;C. H. Davis and
win, U y NJ Mrs. J. Q; 7; opscsenbush. Albany. N
Bifstow, san Francisco; " II. Webb, U. :, N !. IL
% irwin, Ms T I. g Anderson. tcvi"sen, Ky. Z "y X
B. Ras SsS5sG R % aSse R asa
IIasksn.sck 4 SJ IL H Water s, BsmSre Hon w
+ oiS Rfslmsrsen % and % Wife, % Presccis, < Tc IL
chase, Y; = A; C9mmodore Nichols Y: 8; N; Judge
Beirus, Nashville, Tenn.
Viz New Ys,E " Sasr Fssss ksTse
New S ~ YORK @ city; Harrison NV W. BLOWN, n VI Afsh Il
Buseek, Virginia
NaiionaI.-Hon. @. d, Camden, W. Va; Hon. VIM.
seuiiy and Daniel Dsvlin \. ~ +. Rowan, Ala; ?nn j.
Ward Scott, NJ. D., Baltimore, and r. s. Mccoilogh
v ToN. S.rn ana II. u P Ms
Nj Hon. Morgan Hawlss superintendent OF the Doc
| Hon, p. u. wigKinton Cal. W. T.. Woodbridge, city
| a. II l.. Maduro, Costa Rca and A. o. Minerva
| Wiudyda-J. H. Beaseley, Grand Rapids. Mich.
r. {. Kn3wiss, y: u; John On, oEanse, y; Eu
| Pa; J. r, Wood, ]. W. Friend, Robert Wood, Pitts
burg Hon. James u; Blount, Ga; Miss Annis Mon
| daughter, Liverpool, Eng; Mrs. Rowe, Robert Sin
| clair, Leo Roberts n. Y; T. Humphrey Taylorsvile
| n. VI =, IL. Gordon, Columbia. 3. G.; y, I. Linea
weaver, Philadelphia; J. W. Burnham, Miss G. A
| Walker, W. A. Bowyer Jesse Enge, Baltimore; NJ
! Frost, Detroit, Mich.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

FURNISHED.
No, eaj street northwest, mod. imp.........lO %
HOUSES RENTED AT A REASONABLE
CHARGE
COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY MADE STATE
MEN1S RENDERED MONTHLY, WHEN DE
SIRED.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTB
OF THE CITY.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE SD
CURlTY AT REASOSABLEC COMMISSION.
TO LoAN-a,oo, $500, u, ,co and u 800.
FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING FIRsT-CLAa9
LOANS: e200 AND v, so SEuRED ON FIRST.
CLASS PROPERTY, BOTH DRAWING EIGHT
PER CENT. INTEREST. seisH
ENOR REMITTANCE STORE, No. 46l PENNSYI-
l. vania avenue northwest. corner Four-and-e-
half street. A. y. DCNALI., corner Four-and arhaH
street and Louisiana avenue. apsu
National Republican., 1877-10-08
ROOMS FOR REM

Washington has beooms tdrpe nat pircrrd, o. D
no ~ M and there only 10 rent houss
gitctiv and 10 good tpdn N oth BY Inserting dd
rsrftssnert b, THE RKPrRLICA An ddperifsemer4
properly cOrdrnsef he po' Int four fnss nich icQ
ooa forty cents for ne ra aud edch ubseqieu tnse,
National Republican., 1877-10-08
HOUSES

fvp'"sr noi o % %srdiy 'eatHo "a % Sh%r "ooai " and
poca, BY p".r =? co",""to" % @ SoSr adsi.ss"ns % @
mdy Le got INTO to Hss. cosb0 ,tsntv cents eack
GsS,fon
EoR RENT-l9 c STREET soUTIIEAsT-
l. eycnroom brick house In q, rep,r ~ po its
east. l. Rent W Is : ~ M nti. ~ ocS ~
A y ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOUR
cation; rent. tiSo per month. address, "A. d. c"M
l14 NORTH AsTREET, NEAR FIRST NORTH
modern improvements; rent, so. Inquire a sai
FOR RENT.
FuRNIs TEp p,Grs HogsEs, .o,lg..o;s ,,.,.,
q Congress DIN by ,he year a, priers ranging from
Real Estate Agent,
octaim Arlington Insurance Cumpany building.
RooMs FOR RENT-i3i2 STREET, NEAR
~ the Ebbtt single or en- suite. se.9n
ON NJ STREET NoRTHwEST-FoR RENT.
single al %ods3n r sS%Ssrn % esPssurs;
one ofthe best localities In the city. sefS-2w.
EoR RENT-No si4 SEVENTEENTH STREET
single Foe%s rnisssa or s'sn "nrnshsd % viii SrssS:
A NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, SECOND
and cold water: also. other nicely furnished rooms NJ
lio6 SIXTH Street northwest. sel5-lms
ENOR RENT-NiCELY FURNISHED SUITES 0
Il ROOMS on first and second foonc also, one
front room on thlrd floor. All modern improye-
ments: convenient to Ebbitt house. Small quiet
family. No To Thirteenth street northwest.
sepl5lm~
.(07 c STREET NoRTIIwEsT.-FtvE HAND
Dcs SoMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, en- sune
or sngle southern exposure. Elegant house, with
cheerful ground. within inclosure References given
and required. Board II desired. -
sell: 2tls J. d. CORSE
NEW FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRSrCLAss
IN table board ut MrA Frank Arnims, los.
street. sepiplms
oSo oSo SITE Arlington hotel very
handsomely furnished suites and single rooms now
for rent, with board. Location the finest In the city,
and accessible to both lines OF street cars. an2iu
9O4, 9O6 AND 9OS s,Fs.t F@TRgEsSrh spr;sSa,s
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with hrst-cia1 tab
board Nos. M 80 and as FoURrEENTH st. op-
posite FRANKLIN SQUARE, one OF the most
eligible situations In hl respects, TO be found In the
| city. my2+u
ENOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT RoOis IN A PRE-
WAITE family with or without Board In an lele-
giant house, surrounded by beautiful grounds, &c. IN
one OF the most cool, desirable and healthy parts OF
| the city. Address Up. o. Box 3td" With name aud
| address. myletf
National Republican., 1877-10-08
FOR SALE.

A T PRIVATE SALE.
EIGHT COTTAGE SETS. Inquire at No. sot Four
teenth street northwest. oct2ete
National Republican., 1877-10-08
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN OF
IL JOHN SHERMAN, No g. ST. CLOUD BuILpINs.

No Ie,t Maryland avenue 10 rooms. frame d
No 81 Ninth street northeast rooms, brick 10 Y
No. III Seventh street northeast rooms, frame 70 q
No III street northwest rooms, frame .... Is q
No. 1i0e seventeenth street, rooms. mod imp. IS o.
No. lIl0 Seventeenth street rooms mod imp. IA %
Cor. Green and Bridge sts, Geotn T., brick % o
No. lS5 Tenth street n. w. rooms brick. IN. i 25 o.
No. I'm street southwest II rooms, mod imp 30 O
No. le street northeast rooms brick m. H.. 70 o.
No ali Tenth street n. w. rooms brick IN. b.. Gl o.
No. lie street n. e. 10 rooms, e. furnished. rs O
National Republican., 1877-10-08

An ddrvTf,rnrn fn~Tt,d IN hLs department "a fhs
'iv p,oItr n,hod Of 1',rdiV renting y6ur rooms, and
thereby piyps,BfiD Nr dSfdrinH OF your hosr tDDh q
pidrurd by proper combination pour od'~rtscasns
may be got INFO foo Hss. coaiT0 i,eV cents for each
insrrfion
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from D3spep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-five per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their
effects: such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitaal Costiveness, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Heart Burn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at
the pit of she Stomach. Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste
in the mouth, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits, &c. Go to your
Druggist. - and get rs cent Bottle
of AUGUST Flower or Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try 1.-two doses will
relieve you.
Agents Crane & Brigham, Wholesale
druggists San Francisco. jan2-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
A Revelation in the Cattle Ship
ping Business.

The leading stock men of California
and Nevada, have conceived the idea
of forming company for the purpose
of shipping dressed beef from Nevada
to the San Francisco Market. The
plan is to slaughter the beef now being
shipped in live condition, at the points
at which it is loaded. This it Is
claimed will effect a great saving III
freight. as at present only from sixteen
to eighteen head of cattle can be
shipped in a car. whereas when
dressed, some 81 beeves can be loaded
conveniently in one car. Under the
present method of shipping the cattle
arrive at their destination in a feverish
aud damaged condition, and from 40
10 60 pounds less weight than when
loaded. The company propose to
build slaughter houses at the principal
shipping points in this State and take
the meat in refrigerator cars to market.
This of course will be greatly to the
advantage of stock men, who will find
home market for their beef cattle at
better prices than can be paid under
the present system, as a great saving
in freight will be effected. A meeting
of stock men will be held at Changers
Headquarters, 40 California street. San
Francisco, next Tuesday, March 20, to
complete the organization of the COM
pany, and all cattle men are invited to
be present.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-17

s. 8. Grass, who has been to Carson
on professional business. returned
yesterday -. Secretary of State j. d.
Minor was at Unionville yesterday, and
will probably visit Winnemucca before
he returns to Carson. -. Senator
Mcconnell arrived here, to-day. from
California, where he went on q visit to
relatives after adjournment. His vote,
like that of the other members from
Humboldt, was recorded on the right
side of every proposition affecting the
interests Of his constituents that came
before the Legislature. -. Hon. s..
w. Hammand arrived in town to- day,
from MILL City.