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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-17
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives TO tine Passenger a view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ia passenger and freight tfa.ns are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmnns
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cara
leave 81. Louis daily via tho NJ, X. q Il. KY
at o a. m; Hannibal at 10 n. N :, and sedalia
at C:23 y. In, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, uearLe, Austin and llous-
ton without change Connection IL also made
nj sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
Ihe connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. & 4. Mt Denison for II. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cine at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Mefr-
phis, and all points East aud southeast, and
1T Houston with the g.. II. = y a fof San
Antonio, the g., IL. q II Tor JaIyeaton, the
Texas n New urles M Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan ami MHli0iy steam
shii . Tor AL points on the uuli and Atlantic
coasta aud the Liverpool Iexas steamship
Line To Liverpool, HAsrc and other LutO-
pean cities are perfect, while IT, frtcdon
from dust and heat ON account Of The utiuie
OF the soil and the open prairie county oven
which IL passes, with It's oCulinR hsg UIeeze,
pleasant scenery Of broad pruilitG, besuiiiul
groves, well cuitiN HtCd fields oi cotton, corn,
small grain, Hnd NUTS, euder IL especially
desirable aud ndvantet eOus To irI gelen and
shippers IA preference Ia Others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except SatuTdnyl at 21U }. IN, Houston n
$50 p. N. Hearie at 2a5 =. IN, Dallas 72l5 a.
m. and Denison AT li;i5 q. IA.
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LINE AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Resemble is worth Il " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 80 y barrel
Dallas, 81 90. ,,-,,.
LIME-Thc best quality In barrels is worth
gg; In bulk, 81 81; ordinary Dallas, Zoc' pei
buShel. ..,,,
PLASTER IL worth So 80 u barrel.
rhe suppiy;of the above mentioned aru-
les ia ample demand fair; market hrn.
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ESCULEN IS-.Ir,-h potatoes, per bDl, ~ 20
% o.; Onions, per Dbl, 50 81; Cabbage We"-
lerp, per crate, u 10. .,,-.., yo
FkUIrS--Appl,s green, Per bb', u 2ogl 2V
Apples dried, per lbs, 73c Ora nges, per Dbl
IL 90; Lemons, per box, 50 90.
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AKEADSTUFES.

FLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, S375; san
Iaclnto, So %; Empire, S3 %; MN VI %
Eagle, 81 IS; Magnolia, in sacks, IS i6s; 31S
Tudu's xxx, % so; State Central NAAN,
y -: Choice Fam ly, So %; star Mills, ny
80 To- Graham, $40 bran, " W corn Ihe"' ;
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HGusl8l and Texas Central Railway
BuI Your Tickets and ship lear Fselgst
By

The following Offices and Agents havs
been establishing by ibis Company. ulere
Information may be had coHCefuirg no
only the II. a T. D. Railway, but 1exhs sen.
orally:
r. L. MANCHEsT EH. Eastern Passenger
Agent, al Brosdwi y, n. y.
Gen. J. Il. no EHTs on, Pass. 4 immiFIa.
ton Agent, li3 n. 1Ilrd street, IT. Louif, 10.
A. ALLIE, Northwestern Pass. Aetrt. lol
Clark street, Chicas @, III.
NICK HOLMES, sOutheestefn Agent NO.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. ohio.
J.k CUFFlN, Southern fstseDger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information mag also ie ~ % tie aoen.
- Of the ~. X. A i. Railway, In HeT York,
CaIicaso, Cincinnati, Hannibal End sf.Lonis
,. WALDO,
eenI Pa. a Freight AT, Houston. Tsrs>
esn1srpl.. Houston. xsrss. isnsnn
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IIsh Ann nLATs

CANNED nHyllel ham, g. giAi O sol
muui llh O. lls! dog llualrhi @a. lvi
Cove oysters, NlNUl, Corn beef N p.
NAithlNl7-' box, us ul8ip on li poA'
ga sa4li lU
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u.arr authorized ana requested % an
nI... thr uuiuuof John W nov IN o. a.
'..... .ur Ip-rltpf'uu ~ thr nee ui q ~
.-uIrr rltcunu Apll 2, 1915
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NEW foRK, January Ii STERLING weak at
81 OF. Money steady nj GGi per cent GOH
quiet ut II 0lc Govern cent bonds NIongi
new hve's Il tjgl Ofs. state poadS steady
NEW uRLEANs, January l6.-Goid 81 va
al O2l9, sight u premium. Sterling DARK
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No. GEO Elm st.,. Dallas. Texas.

/ advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz To do
humanity good, and advance personal inter
Ost.
Second--Because | am not ashamed OF my
profession.
Third--Because expect 10 deal honorably
with my iellow-man, anu have nothing 70
cover up,
Fourth-Becau.e nave the right as much
as corporation Of doctors, ~ college, an IN
Urinary, or woud-be-institute, ana II is no.
bOdy's business but my own.
Those ut distance can consult by letter,
and re,ei"o prompt attention by encios-
ing stamp.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address LCck Box nos, Dallas, Texas, or
call personally at g2g Elm street.
OFfLCE HOUBs-UAH AND MIGHT.
sepl6dly
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NEW ORLEANS. January lt-Eionr d u.
suuprtlue e. 81; M % 90 NAA ~ VVGo w.
miner grades 60 OlGb q. totn deihhhu
ac i've at 5jtfjic. Oats "a ct aund nrIh, eiolue
rpriihvd a rat 10 G. Ute uulIi caIgu' ,
ORD. nary 20 prime lbl4 ylyc guld. sugar
a five aud hm; common To GOOD cohuioh
~, sc; fair to fuzzy far Jj4aI2ci VI ne
/, choice U5.@14 yell " clarified saoSg'.
VI ,lssses sie1dy ana ID demnndj lnmOh
l5.,lglc. fair pa &C.; prime to choice go &c.
Hirs scar q tirm; ordinary To ch"ice
l. lulsiana 5gJ4c.
NV YORK. January 10. Flour still IN
buyers favor ana IA very moderate demhnd
t.r .xpott ami ONE uSe; supernnt western
an, state 81 7Jgj ", closing heavy: southern
0utet AMI heavy; common 20 ia'r tAtfH
3 iOa5 20; gOOl "a choice eNti1 20 - -.
Wh..t heavy at &c lower; 81 80 Tor ~ 81
western; u i25s for No. Whlle, Oo' l9S ~
love-; 9-Os for uamerchantab e; tSc lOI
,.uqr. eI "a w western mixed, 5Ic for ellO"
soutberu. oats dull an 5ac Owtr' Cutee,
n q. oui 80 ljA9islzc gold Tor cHfgoe
Is d9lc gold for joO lots.
Fl. LOUIS, January 10 Flour-eull and
dfoop.nE; ezra fan 81 aOat 81 HA exir.
faI $50 ,s5 y; .ami y Is 80 40 .. Wheat
nns.ttied asa lover: market EomeH nat
n.uiczy: No. ell fail 81 l2b9l 49, No. =
red fall 81 q 4@i "a; No. slIins. ~ ~
Corn easier, 10 niA,i 49, heH o. ys,,i
% ts inactive; No. ?, 2i54s2Esc. .ys ia u ~
81. s5lt.c. BirIsy duii; choice Mlnneso' a
mi irousiu s5atslc VIII X quiet ats %.
pork bunyaut; small lots sll Lafd easier !
O. 10 asked. % BIZ. Buzz nlust- hIheii ~ 49,
~ ear lots Of shoulders AZ 35ci clear 10 sides
~ : ~ III. Bsf ~ dull; clear rib sides &c.
Hncs-slronger and iaiIly active packing
Srs'tiils2vc.y dull and but little doing
coruf,-I Texans sggi.
% = i' serLIp gaod demaud; heavy shipping
m,tftoi,s stt5 y; other grades quiet and IN
changed.
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poMnER ANn smnr.

POWDER 20 lbs,FFR rho 1lii hog
~ los, FfF, rl' siAii hcg d 10, ihs, rFf,
s4Ol, blasting, sl,-l,
sHur-pup,tia t1 %; Buck, s35lS!,dO'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-17

CnlrNERY pRNnUNE.

CHICKENS-In demand, per doz.,.S Cd
E,5ti,a la dcman per do2 ........... 2O92 G
BUrlER-Pure homemade, scarce" O&i0c
SWEET POTATOES-ter Oushcl.'.. dO9lVc
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, ljI4Gli5ac; Heavy 1919
l6c. -,...,,.,,,.,, .o,s,o,,
iRoN FiEs-ArrOw, ~ 10 per bundle, with
discount OH lalBe lots
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NEW OaLEAEs. January 5.-Night-Cot
Commercial.

Rrceipts, ret, ,Oi9 Uale>; gross - bales.
gInor's 10 Great Britain A,l7l bales; coast-
Wiz. 3, Il3 bales; continent 1893 bales stoeh
ag Al bales.
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cotton Market.

GALVESTON January lG.--Cott0n' recclPls
H,.In., Er.nce 2lU, balcs; continent l,OAl
6a'ea; constwisc ,26i baie,. safes l,sS' bales
St,oA 0S,oSl bales
Al
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.... .M.UuriEt. Huu TtIu. st,d o. Hil-
|r. i.h l. uAtup7 o.udIiunH
.r ts-r-ul ana Collector EIeeuon
aul sbla#'
... al. ruih0riArd and requested a. am
.rut n mu NJ g., A, NlLL rHa cAnul'
.rIhr nnrr 81 DIiY Assessor ANA tnl'
XIV Erection April 2, lh'r,
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Scots. Bottle

NNHAT ~ ire IL n the cheapest and
w most delightful purgatiye known Ia
The public II acts upon the bowels aud
liver speedily Nnd enrotually, ana does not
HloAun the stomach, Held IA hiRh repnte ioi
constipation hlllnuHnehs, tnfpiiiiy, sick
hradhphe, suur stomach, heartburn, loss Of
appetite, collie naiulrncy, dyspepsia, etc,
nnd ~ a cuollng, beverage In levels IL IN de-
lighliul ami IN ~ pleasant uH u glass Ot soda
water l.nvius Hud others leading a sedon'
tarS nf closely confined life are delighted
Win lls ELECTS, II OlranAes tho Hlomao'
zones The bowels, ouols The brain, quletA ia
nrtNouh, IN put up IA largo bottles Hnd sold
AZ hO eta, No family, No mother, no one
travelling, no cloho student should fail To Use
lt Hold everywhere, Rnd Wholesale 10y II.
4, GEORGE, Galveston,
- DHOMGOOI.E a 90,
frnprietnw, Louisville, Ky,
alb wholcsaleHnd retail Ia Dallas, Texas, by
NOR 4 VAL BG AND v. Il. HOWELL
rn
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Tally gerald.
P1llIl.RL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


o.. 100 auHnr1al enh requested O. hn-
..E ..allt nlllua rr r4uiiu r
....ls. Do turuiArr ui tlly attorney
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EIOrlev.

Plgcner's CassOFin Is n complete substi-
tute for Castor OH, and lSas pleasant TO take
rs Honey. II ~ particularly adapted TO
Taething and irritable Ohildrou. 1t destroys
worms, assimulateS tho food, regulates The
stomach, and cures wind Cole. Few rem
edies ARE as GilicHCiouS for Feverishness,
Group, Worms aud Whooping Cough, Cas-
tOrla Ii scientific ana purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Cnstor OIL
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMHtA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. h, Rose ~ Co., n, y:
Gonts: have o family OF eight children
and have used as much LnstOria ny any 1Hin-
lily In tbs United States, / thnk, have
never found anything equal To II, My chill
dren have been saved trO.u " lever several
times by the use of UgstOrid. recommend
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to- in preference to any medicine
| know of. feel II my duty to give this GER
tifcate on account OF The benefits have de-
rived by the use OF 'asiorig.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
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COMMERCIAL.
C0rFON MAnKEF.
Co,tom Statements.

tur tho wouH yudlua i2n, January II, 1878
Furnished lGL llA.aIp uy -, y, Barnett
reporter IN tnis Uty Ion tAe National GOT.
ton EXCHANGE,
stock ON hand september lst,, l3S
Received this Week"..,,,",,,,a 2Us
prev lOssly ,,,,,,,,...",2ll jl
sept. /, ls77,.o.nn...,....., g8i@
Total, ,,,,,,,.,.,,... 1857
Shipped this week".","""".., 2!0
previously ,,",u,,u,.,,,,,"gO,i
Since sept. J. ls7ioo,,.. 2O1lO
Stock ON naud 3lOl
METEOROLOGICAL,
Highest tenn peluture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lowest temperature, ,..,,,..r..,,.,,,,""
Average temperature AT AZ nl.,,",..,.,,,,,u
Rainfall In ,...,,,..,,.,...nnone
ID. W, BARNETT.
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam mill, known as the Valley
nj lls, located on the Bosque river, % II lice
west of Waco In a me wheat growing
country, which Is rapidly settling up. The
building Is OF Limestone, about t0x10 feet
square, two and Jne-half stories biEh, and
contains one set of corn and two of wheat
rocks. The machinery OF forty horse power
Is In good order. This desirable property can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both as To price and time. For fuTth.
er paI ticulaTs either address or call on me at
Waco. Texas.
declld2m WIN. A. FORT.
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r. a r T. w a e
THE CONNECTING LINK
Retween tho Trunk Lines OF the NORTH
and EASl, and TIE
GULF OF MEXICO ON TEE SOUTH
FORMS THE
Great Through houts!
AND
AIN ARTERY on COMMERCE. AND TGAOE
TO ALL POINTS.
no ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
tons and Greater Security than any Otner
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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Centaur
L-inin1 entS.
One Kind fol the HumaniTamily.
The Other for Horses and Animals.

,,,These Liniments are simply the wondeT of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white LIniment Is for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism. Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chllblains, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Catnneuu, EruptiOuE; II extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ami the poison
OF bites and stings Of venOmOus reptiles IL
subdues swelllngs, ana glievlates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
10 Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
20 heal the iriurad parts. The Ceutaur Lin
iment Is used with great .efiicacy Tor Sore
Throat, TOofhdchS, Cdked Breasts, Earache,
and Wenk Back The folio Hing Is but sam.
pie of the numerous testimonials.
| IrDIAEA HOME, Jeti. Co., Ind, May Is, 1873
81 think 10 my duty To Inform you that !
| nave StgGered much with scOiien feet and
| chords. A few hotties of Centaur Eminent
has done The Uork tor Inc. have not been
| free from these swellings IN eigM bcdrS. Now
| lam perfectly igeH. The Imminent ought TO
We "rp'''1 - - "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof ia in the trial. II is reliable, II
| In handy, IL IL cheap, and every family
ch ould have the Mhiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The Yellow CentBUr LinIment Is
| adapted 10 the tough muscles, cords and
| 1e Ii OF horses and animals. IL las perform.
I'd more wonderful cures In three years oil
| spawn, Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches
|
,ther remedies In existence. Read what the
| neat EKpressiEen say OF IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
| EVERY owner OF horses should give the
Centaur Linitreut a tial We consider II
| the best article ever sed IN Our stables.
| "H. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams E1. Stable1, N. Y.
"E. PULIz,
"Supt. g.. By tables, N. Z.
,fLi BERT 4. OLIH,
"supt. Nat. EX. Stables, N. y"
The hes; patrons Of this Llnlmentare Far
| mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Eminent. IL heals
alls, Wounds ana POll-evll, removes = we'll
ings, and i worth millions OF dollars. an
| nuaily 10 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ers. sheep-rHissfs, and those having horses
What \ Farrier cannot do for so the Cen
tauY Jinimeni will do at a trihing cost.
Thess Liniments are sold by all dealer,
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietOrs, and q bottle viii g given
10 any FARMER or Physician who desires u
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose 4 Co..
40 Day St., NEW YORK
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Texans arc arquaintcl-oroughI tobo-wlth tis
wonderful meriLs Of that great American Remedy
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated IN Ameri
ca. where Nature provides Ia her LABORATORY slC,n
surprsing antilntcs for the maladles OF ucI 'nu-
drpn. lts fnmo has been spreading igr - years
until now 10 eucrclcs the lnhli able CLONE
Tho Mexican Mustang LihinFnt S " maiyhlcss
remedyIor all external ailncnit"i man 1hd poA'I
10 sAclt owners aud iaructa " Is LiNA,Uaolo'
4 single bottle often saves human lHr or re-
storcs the usefulness Of an cAe'ieht holt'' OK
COW, or sheep. III. 49,. .-,,,
scre,y worm. shoulicftut, mango, t'in hiic' ana
stinrs Of poisonous reptiles AMI insect g ana every
snch draw back 10 stock breeding and bush me-
N cures ever, external trouble ot horfei tlch
aa iamencss. Fcratchcs, Gwinny, spraihs, FOUNDER
Wind rall. ring bone. etc, etc
The MEXICAN Mustang Iiiimcut Ia TIE quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring ~ tho
family. In tho ahsclCe % phylCan, au'h rs
bnTps sralds sprains, cuts. etc, and inr Iheumh
ti,n AMI gtlfinfss cng,uicred By exposure. Far
tisulsrly valuable to "incr.
n Ia lie cheapest remedy in the world ior y
re,etrates Tho muscle 20 TIE bone. ana a alhgn
apDlieation Is generav sulhcient TO cure. a..
He1ican Mustang luiment is put up ~ threo
So ~ battles tbs ltrser ones being proportion
Gely much the cheapest
d u.s. i-er1Swlyr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12

ayes to 81 noes. Thurman made a very curt
and effective speech against it.
On hearing of the death of Victor Emanuel
the Pope is represented as saying: II had eS-
pected it and | had pardoned him. Let us
now pray for the repose of his soul Queen
Victoria is deeply grieved over the bluff king
death. His body has been embalmed. A
dispatch dated Rome, IAN. 10 says: 'Victor
Emanuel lies in room on the ground floor of
the Quirinal, on the simple, low, curtainless
iron bedstead on which he died. A row of
lights stands at the foot of the bed A
chaplain continually recites the prayers for
the dead, and four aides-de-camp keep watch
in the ante-room. Nothing has been decided
yet concerning the place of burial. Although
the Kings ancestors are all buried near Tu-
rim, there seems to be an idea that the first
King of Italy ought to be buried in Rome.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12
BUZZ SAWDUST

An anti-slang social society has been organ
lied in Mayield, Ky.
Many Minnesota farmers were ploughing on
the first of December
Alabama papers announce that mignonette
is in blossom and strawbel are ripe
The Speaker of the South Carolina House
of Delegates is only p years old His ability
IS highly spoken of.
Donald Mckay, who won fame by capturing
the Modoc chief Captain Jack, was himself
captured by the Philadelphia police for being
drunk in the gutter
An English clergyman says that the chat
tering of the South African apes is a language,
and that if he could live long enough among
them, he could learn to understand and speak
it,
Whittier says; at is not true, as has been
said, that | dash off my writing rapidly and
send it to the printer without any correction.
| don't believe anybody does that, or has
right to do it.
Bismarck was furious at the idea of tele-
phone at Varzn and snubbed the Postmaster
General who proposed it, He is worried
nearly to death by letters and kilograms with
out this further trouble
Edwin Murphy has not stories of his own
drunkenness to tell in his temperance speeches
because he has never been Incorporate; but
he relates the experiences of his father,
Francis Murphy, with considerable effect.
A monument to be erected by the Augusta
federate soldier on the top, and statues of
Gems. Lee, Jackson, Cobb and Walker on
pedestals twenty feet above the base, 1t is to
be seventy feet high.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12

To TEST THERMOMETER. An officer Of the
Civil Service informs the Silver State as fol
lows of the way to lest the correctness of a
thermometer: "a great many persons regu-
larly observe the readings of the Thermometer,
especially in midsummer and during the win
ter season but very few know whether their
Instruments are reliable For the purpose of
vericd}ion, fill a vessel with snow, immerse
the bulb of the thermometer in the middle Of
it, so as to be surrounded on every side by
aver of several inches of snow, slightly
pressed around the instrument. The stem
must be placed exactly perpendicular and
covered with snow far up as the freezing
point on the scale. Let it stand 50 for half
al hour or more, and then read it, taking
great care to place The eye at the same hight
as the summit of the mercurial column. If
the top Of the column comedies with the
freezing point Of the scale, the Instrument is
if not, the necessary correction
should be applied to the readings, II snow
cannot be had pounded ice may be used.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12

The P1rrE CHIEF.-Ihe Silver State Of
Wednesday says: Old Winnemuoca, rugged
out in the full dress uniform of Brigadier or
Major General Of the army, arrived here to-
dav, and rode through town accompanied by
his staff He is now holding court in wick
fap in the sagebrush south OF the Court House.
He does not like to live at the kIalheur Res
a,.yation. and prefers travelling through his
realm. with few faithful followers, and living
On lack rabbits 10 being kept under restraint
1T The reservation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12
n @ T &c {.

ENROTE AND AFTER THIS DATE c. ".
s. FRIEND ceases TO be my agent and will conduct his
business at his old stand on his account
Persons owing Mr.. Friend, will please call him and
the bills will be handed Collector after reasonable
length Of time. j. HABtR.
Carson, January !, 1878. Sd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-12
! @ Rent.

CtEymRAI. VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
- handsomely furnished, to he had single en-
suite. They situated in the best part town. With
Z ut board Inquire at the APPEAL OFFICE, decl2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-21
The Silver Problem.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsmISGToS. November l9.-Several
prominent silver men of the last session
have arrived here. They declare with
great emphasis that they and those who
acted with them will oppose every at
tempt to limit the coinage of silver, or
to restrict its legal tender quality. They
are evidently organizing for an attack
upon National banks, under the charge
that the banks are practically demone-
tizing silver. They will not admit
that under the clause OF the
silver act the banks have any right to
take the position assumed by those in
the New York Clsaring House Associa-
ton. They denounce the banks roundly,
and there are indications that At the
coming session the Greenback men will
concentrate their forces for war on the
banks. allowing all old issues in regard
to resumption to rest until they have
had time to observe the early effects OF
resumption. The opinion is gain
ing ground here that the Presi-
dent will not recommend limiting
the legal tender quality OF abe silver
dollar. but it il expected that he will
favor fixing limit to coinage, but plar-
ing that beyond the qucnhty whi' h
would he coined at the end OF two yeais
from the mints began work on the new
coin.
Inquiries have come from the Wet
TO-DAY, as to whether the report is col
rect that the redemption OF legal tender
notes will take placeat the Sub-Treasury
in New York alone. 1t seems TO be the
present intention OF the Secretary 10
limit this work of redemption to New
York for the present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-21
Coal on Producer. Conference.

NEW YoRK. November 2O.--A very
important conference Of coal oil pro-
ducers, manufacturers, and refners,
was in progress here to-day, and will BE-
continued for several days. The meet.
ing was'strictly secret, but among thO-e
present were. Geo. II. Meshitt, Petrolia,
Pa; g. II. Graham, fairview, Pa. {;
X. Jennings, Queenstown, Pa; q. Noble,
Erie, Pa: Geo. Boulton, Oil City;
Geo. BaieInan, Pittsburgh, D.H.Stewsrt,
Pittsburgh. The Standard Oil Com
pany and many exporters AMI retiners
and dealers were also represented. IL
wa. stated that the oject ni the Confer
enee was to endeavor, II possible, 10
agree on some plan Of operations tend
ing to regulate the trade and supply of
oil produced 80 as 10 prevent the pre-
emf ruinOus state Of thing now claimed
to exist The whole trouble between
the Standard Oil Company and many
Of the producers and dealers viii be dis
cus-ed. and some settlement attempted.