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Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
NO. Extra Size Pear Trees,

NO. Extra Size Pear Trees,
l have the sale and handling Of the
Irish Bankrupt Nursery Stock,
among which are several thousand
Of very finest quality. size and shape
pear trees six 70 eight feet high.
After personally examining them. 7
have no hesitaHcy in recommending
them 70 be a. fine stock as I have
ever seen. Under circumstances, they
viii Be sold at retail for less than such
stock can be had at wholesale any
where. The varities are, Bartlett.
Sheldon, Flemish. Beauty, Burrea
D Auj0n Howell and Seckel.
ROBT- W. FURNAs,
BrOwuville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Fresh oysters at strohles.

A great deal Of soreness Is felt by
many OF our citizens as TO the action
Of voting. Herald.
How was that Bro. Fenn9 Do they
stand on their heads while they exer-
else the glorious right Of citizenship,
Up 81 Peru?
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
SilVerwarc.
New suilinss. at LowMAN.s
FURNITURE
and COFFINS.
AT GOTLD'S NEW STORE.
II. G. Lett

VIII give you more sugar. coffee,
soap. canned goods, Goldfish, glass and
queenswsre. drugs, paints, oil and
glass, table and pocket cutlery, and
notions, than any other man in this
city. Don't take this 70 De 3 puff, bot
20 and price his goods before you
huT
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
evarcoatS
From S3 10 s23.
at LOWMAy'S.
REMOVED
BrOwuville, Neb.

I have moved my stock OF liquors
and saloon fixtures into the building
formerly occupied by DR.. Holladsy
as an Office, where I will be glad to
meet ali my old customers, and as
many new ones IS wish TO favor NE
with their patronage.
r G. BERGER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Nass nentin-

The undersigned EiII meet the peo-
pie Of Nenahs county az Sheridan on
Saturday. Dec. 18th. 1873. alto Oo'cIoek
a. N, for ths purpose Of receiving
from them such instructions as they
may desire 70 give their members
elect 20 the Legislature.
CHCECE HOWE,
" 4. POLrCE.
NATHANIEL JOHNSTON.
EU1EOR LASH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
HAwLEv & DOUGLAS.
For Sale.

One span Of Uay mules 5 and
wears OId-Eeighs about 1S00. VIII
~ sold cheap for cash, ny the under
signed. 3 miles southwest Of Allen :
mill, 81 Ford farm
STRICEER z DOVER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

1t is singular that an actor IS ia
NOUS as Dillon should seek business
through that Nebraska fraud. kenue-
dy. We simply answer the Nebraska
City Netrs man that he is mistaken,
getting his information, no doubt,
from Kennedy. Dramatic CON-
panies and shoUmen desiring to
know further regarding kenuedy's
character and standing at Br0rHUiLLs,
may do so by euguiring Of J. c. Me
Naughton, J. 3. DOeker, Ted. Hud-
dart, or any other respectable gentle
man of this city who pays any atten-
ton TO such matters. What We say
Is t-ue-kennedy Is death to sny com
pany ne acts for, v be has not a world
wide reputation, such IS Dillon, or
PIunkett, etc, who will get good
houses here in spite of Keunedy's
unpOpGIarity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Last week Lucius B. Church
abandoned the local" tripod Of the
Peru Herald. Lucius. We are inform
ed, has been employed 10 tesch the
Sheridan school this winter, which
will open the first Monday in Decem-
Der.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
New Chiidren,s CIoaks,
at LOWMAE'S.

Mr. Chsz- II. Way. one of our en-
terprising butchers, is having his
market house neatly painted. His ex-
terror hereafter viii vesr an improved
appearance Herald.
Is he psinting that. too
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- There csn 6e no prettier vesther
than We have enjoyed for the last ten
dsys. But get ready for winter-it
will come.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

q. f. SoudeP has Just re-
Ceiyed a stock Horse Blankets
and lap robes. which are
marked down low for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Tc au who gre suffering from tre errors
and IndIsc-stiJ-s OF youth nervous weak
ness. early decay. loss 0f manhood &C. /
VII send a reclpe that VII -E--= -1-, 7 RE
OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis
covered 5v Il missionary in south Aulsrica-
send 4 self sEIres-sd envelope % the Rev
Joseph T. Imam Station y, Bible House
View YORK CITY 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Windy.

Let it De understood that 10 windy
windmill man can beat us IN prices Of
windmiiIz. for We viii sell q windmill
a ehesp or cheaper than any travel
ing concern can. Besides IRE lire here
and can make our va-rzGtee Of some
account.
EAWLET 6. IOTELAs-
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

e saloon keeper Who sells Bob.
Shur~hisky should have his license
take-vay from him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Stoves, Furniture, Groceries.
Harness, Wagons. COTusheIlers and
P.Ows. STEVENSON & CRsSS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Improved eOOk stoves and ranges
1t reduced prices by
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Stevenson & Cross are selling
some very nice heating stoves Al pric-
=. that seem very low.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Railroad iron to finish the road
to Nemahs City came down OF Tues
day evening. Such is the report. at
Iesst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

The 18th session OF the Grand
Lodge OF Good Templars will con
vene al Lincoln on Wednesday, Jan
18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
New Boys Suits
AT LOW1fEE-S
Entertainment.

Those from abroad attending the
Musical Conventions, will be enter
tsined free Of charge upon showing
their tickets to the Secretary, E NJ.
Lippett. Send IN your names soon so
your places can be secured.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

OF cour=e everybody viii % and
see the famous PIuukett. Monday
evening next a. Marsh HaT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Heating stove season i about
gone, and stoves car De had az big
bargains st Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

-Hsating stove season Is about
gone. and stoves can be had at big
bargains st Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Born-To 7. \ Sanders. OF this
city, on Tuesday the 18th inst, boy.
We congratulate the parents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Twelve bushels Of corn viii pay
for ] he ADVERTISER one year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Pure maple syrup in any quaint
u. by I L Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- For Germantown yarns and zeph-
yrs 20 20 Mrs Whites.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Buy the Niiburn Wagon, the
best for the least money, for sale by
Thos. Richards
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Country produce taken in exchange
Tor goods at the Grocery and Provi-
ion store Of 7. /. JONES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

When 900 want anything in the
hard ware line be sure and call on
Stevenson & Cross As they carry s full
stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Cooking stoves at cost at Steven
son & Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Estiug apples, fresh and nice, by
7 L Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Plunkett will be here November
18th, and John Dillon some time in
December.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Oysters, pickles, and apples by
Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
new RESTAURANT !!

Attention - called 20 The new. u=s- ard
Moody Essts1-a1c. gIst 1peleL a few doors
east OF the post odlce TF -o- vzrt a dish Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

-"Whas do you think Of the Wal
ters Theatre - The uuiversal only
answer Is. Good
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

A nice line OF closks just receiv-
ed at 3Irs. Whites.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Everything in the grocery line
cheap at 7. L Jones'
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Just Received
From AUCTION SALES, = lot
Ofw0oIeE PRINCES sold al a
sacrifice. LOTIS LOENAN.

- Cooking stoves az cost at Steven
son & Cross.
H0Hse and Lots for Sale, or Trade.
The house and seven lots where I
reside in BrowuviIle. are for sale, or
trade for material and labor in erec-
ton OF house on farm. Apply TO
RoBT. W. FURNAs,
BrownviIle, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Lamps, lanterns, and coal oil
cans. cheap at 7. L Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
8I'IEE DEMOREST'S
WINTER PATTERNS-SOm
thing new-CaH and see them.
at LONMANsS.

Old Gents boots at y. L.
McGee'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Pictures and Brsckets-cheap.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

I'm. s. Small will soon open 8
"Doir Stoss7 n his old sSlc01 build
IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
0eTpIeu Feathers |!
OS niCIl A FINE JOB LOT.
At half the usual prices al the
CHICAGO STORE.
Notice! EOtice!!

II you want the best made wagon,
the Iightest running and Of the best
material for the least money call on
the Regulator. 7. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

"A farther decline in tiuware.
Call aud get prices.
STEVENSON ( Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Nebraska Wagon 500. and war
rauted. STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Nuburn wagon i superseding
al others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

I have a nice lot of fine
NJ q S I CAL IN s = r u
MENTS which I Will trade
for corn. 3. STROBLE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

. Veonsin BuckEheat -four st
HILLS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
New Oyercoats at LOwman's

NeIC lot Of aIpGccGS, dress
goods and sIitjugs just ar
EjCeG at j. L. McGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- John Deere's Sulkey Plow, the
best. STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

60 to Mrs. Whites for your Nil
iiuery and notions
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Heating Stoves refined and made
new on short notice. Cheap BY
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Gc1d blankets 8 % q pair at the
CHICAGO STORE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Best Stove,Pipe 20c q joint
STEVENSON & CROSS
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- = large stock Of Stoves and Tin
ware cheap b-
STEVENSON 8 CE1sS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
large stock o. SIusicaIinS1ru-
meEts just received al
STROBLE's
Old Fence Wire Wanted.

We EiII purchase two thousand
pounds old fence wire.
STEVENSON & CRCSS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Best thing cut in Lamps and
Burners at zzr. Nick ellis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

- Balm and Nebrasks Wagons
STEVENSON s Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
HH0YSTTERsE
= =
E.av, O eo0kes II E1os. szeeElzn=sIyls. a.
HATCHETTS IL

- = = = - a =
cosy r0ous e the place = c.-e Iu--l Is
Preferable 20 oysters. with a0- cc1=e e :
served on tle shortest noslce- GeutlsI1e1
ard ladies' o: rhs eitvand country are Iuvlt-
ed % -aI and - made happy n g1Iz-- -z1-
and isolated rooms rg-F
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
i. c. Lett
4 CID.

Has the Charm Baking POEder-
goes lust tELca a. fsE a. anX n-her-
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
"A, c. Lett

Sells the celebrated DAISY cigars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Just Received!
An entire new stock OF Ladies
and ChiEd=en'S CIOaks at
l. LOWNAN'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
coin

10 q. c Lstt's Drug and Grocery
store and price his goods before you
bU-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Heating Stoves the handscmest
an cheapest STEVENSON Z Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
New Ladies' Cloaks.
al LOwMAE,S

Cider Vinegar at EickeI's
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

HJiday f,gFS at j. L. He
Gee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Everything n the School
line al IiekelI's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

GAINS - CLOTHING
st HACENET'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Crackers and soap at H. c. Let's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

GR4TT EfzEEET
-1EEE-EEl BY V-- " EfAZ5.-EE GEL-E
UEA ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
Nebraska Railway.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1875.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

z. Z. LETT
has very cheap Looking Glasses
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21

Eggs are scarce IN this market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-21
THE ADVERTISER.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Leave B-ozu-ETT 50 II ard 2 II
Arrive 81 BrozuTilie L2-zs p s1d SD p n
K BOCSEIELD. SE2eri1teEceEE-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
THE ELW WING FOR THE BROOGLTN JAIL

A special meeting Of the Kings County
Supervisors was held yesterday. at which
the principal business transacted was the
awarding Of the contracts for building one
wing Of tho proposed Jail. The Jail Com
mittee presented a long report, recommending
that the contracts BE- awarded 10 the bidders aud NJ
the prices mentioned In Fridays TRIBUNE. The
entire amount ~ the contracts Is over SIS
600. The report stated that, N view OF
the mIsaurrclCuslou that had arisen MS
10 the prububl" or estimated coat ot Tie
iail. IL was deemed proper 10 state That the
part now proposed Ia be erected, comprised
ahout two-thirds OF the eXpeUs" ot the ruiirc
structure when finished. lt was proposed to bniid
at present tnc main wing OF AIS cells,
with granite nrnrs and ceilings twelve inches
tan Only 200 eel Stand lie doors and cciiaas NIGH be
onb uc II M inches thick
\ s,res OF resolutions was then offered hy
supervisor Nathan, directing the JAN committee
~ advertise plans 'Or n wing ot N" new liu,
the COS; exceed 100000 ana providing that the
rcht' ct selected should no comp psauUu unless
"a niding was cr. ctrd according 10 his plans Thee
solullOus were lost by vote of - Ia u, M
tbeu the report Of the commit ere was adopt
ed by Is to -. Mes-rs. Oimsber. Quck,
Rider Cromwell, Eyer, Mcdonald, Anderson,
Igolf Nathan. Flreman.Nan Slclen olilwt ana kNutr
ynfipg nm The negative. resolution was 80 adopted
,rntrt If Il5 900 70 pay iur the proposed building
Not long alter Tue board adjourned au iHJUutu"h Was
o5f1ntd from Judg" Pratt n tn Suprrme Court re-
sfralnu, The Supervisors rom awarding the contracts
d order 10 show why the Injunction should h"l
lac m ,dr pprnaueut was also granted.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
NEW CLAIu4YTS f0R TIE BODIE MINES.

SAN Francisco, Dee. 30.-It has been as
certained by inquiry the state sIrveyor-Generals
office that Section No l6 in which portion OF the town
and mines Of Bode situated has recently been
located by new claimants under the law. Inc
lands were supposed be Government lands but II was
recently found that tIey belonged 20 the state The nc"
applicants have paid the regular price for mi eFa LANDS
81 30 per acrc-and have received certificates anu u
less rroes- are entered patents viii be issued next No
v.rib,r Tho suryevor-G neral states that he VIII ~
Succt such protests and leave the matter 10 ne
sctTlcd by the Courts number ot prominent
bnlJTs ~ Doae mining property Uuder United States
TIT had a conference to-day. some OF them are
reprc-uHtrd' 10 be in favor Of compromising "uh
intimatcd that reas enable terms may be arrived At
TIE south STANDARD MIping Company mas Hllt"uy
effected com promise on terms which have been re-
ser, ed fron thc public and the OF BOdic Bank
have taken similar action.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
T1.HM1NY PRIMARIES.

A QUIET ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO TIE GENERAL
COMMITTEE.
The Talnmany primaries passed of quietly
last evening There was opposition ticket IN any
OF the Assembly Districts. The attendance ~
rule was not large. Among the delegates
IN tbe General Committee the follow ing ::
From the Ist Assembly District T. f. shehan and Owen
Murphy; lid District, Thomas +. Grady, Thomas
McGrath and Thomas T.. Walsh; IlId District.
James j. slevin. Michael Burke and Thomas Lynch;
Iyih District, Thomas Shells and Timothy O'Brien ;
Vh District Henry a. Gmnbleton and Lewis
McDennott; Win District. Timothy j. Cambell,
John Kirwin. Among the delegates from the
WIN Dstrict Alfred Nagstan. AlscT-
non :. Sullivan aud AmanDh j.. AshHan ;
from the with were John i. lIasslcr aud hi
ward ID. Gale; from the Mn Georgc W
Muriou and Isaac l.. HOagiand. From the Nth
D.sirIct were George i. Langbein aud LoUis &.
Waehprr: from the Kiln, Augustus scbci! John T.
Agn.w, Townsend Cox and willis :. Paine; Xiith,
Henry WUltmau ana Patrick krennn KILN, SIDNEY r.
Nichols ana 1hOs j. Sheridan; KIN th Bernard Reilly
Thomas j. Crcamcr ana john 4. Foley Ky IA. Richard
j. Morrison. John D. Townsend aui james j. Campbell
XVlItB, Frederick Smyih and Walter Murray From
me NVIIIfb District were John KcIy, Henry
f. Clinton. j. Nelson Tappau, Augustus T. DCchaTty and
Rirhari Crok.r; XIXih, Thoml, G. l.. Eccl, sine and
shepard f. Kuapp; XNth, M!clael Juumey, Charles h.
Iscw aud Dr. pluiip NrIkr-i NNI~t. Jnuu M1pHady,
william 4. Boyd aud William 49, Quincy; NNIld, samuel
g.. Courtney ana Alexander Campbell
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
MUSIC AND THE DIANA.
. ATIASTn Al MALLACK,S.


The production Of a new play at Wal
lacks Theatre Is always event Of inpor-
t.nre to- this public. and when 10 that Is sI-
peradded the attraction Of the reapUearanoe Of Mr.
Lester Waiack on the stage Of his own theatre,
after Ioiqthened absence, just such audience viii
always he catllered az that which last night crowded
every part Of this the popular Of our play houses
and which gave 10 AR Wallack the warmest Of greet
ipcS and 20 Mr. Paul Merritt's play, "At Last" a
Kindly ateaton Mr. Merritt has chosen for bis theme
fh familiar story OF who has been falsely accused
ON the srcagth OF seemingly rrefutabc evidence, OF
cFlmr whose lie Is bghted and on whose vindica
lion the interest OF the play Is made 10 depend
There * nothing new In TINS, though the theme Is al
ways an interesting one. and which appeals strongly
10 the s,mpathics Of an audience but Mr. Merritt nas
oouuiieaird II with the additional misfortune 10 the
hero that he becomes esrauged FROM his wife, and his
reconciliation with her goes side by sIde with the
Rehabilitation OF his character The play has undoubted
merits which would appear 20 be sufficient to make
successful career for IT, There several good siua
tos notably that at end OF the first act; the da
IogTc IL never very sparkling Is sufficiently vyaclOus,
and the interest which is strong throughout, is Kept up
eKeeeniiy almost 70 the very end. And the play Is,
As ~ shOald be, absolutely free from any i'm
purity On the other hand, there is not
really strong part in the play. except that OF Annie
R0xby she first act drags terribly, sud there are
bOpIe Of pars-tOse OF Piiog Smith and OSSg GrandOB
(which have NO earthly connection with the working
hut Of the plot, but 10 have been put in merely
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
C4RD FR0M WEBER.

I'm an advertisement Of the morning papers
Messrs StcinwaJ sons would have rue public believe
tha they furnished 10 the prominent artists OF Her Ma
Ie.tys Opera Company their piano during their stay IN
Ncw-YOrk for their own use.
This state il false.
Nine Eteka Gcrster resided during her stay Al the Car
cpdon and used Weber Grand No. 1928.
Nine sp,co who resided at the Belyiderc, used Weber
Piano No. 1887.
Mile LIDO also at the Belvidcre. Weber Piano No H.
993
sig Ardt also at the Beyidere, Weber Piano No
l2.oS2.
sig Gn!assi, ditto Weber PIano No 1O,sO6
Mons Piatt. ditto Weber Piano No 1926
sig Campobyllo ditto, same Mime SnicO, being her
husband.
-i, Del Puenc who resided at Mons PellcGins No III
East l2,i-st.. used Weber Piano No. l2.sOi.
sig B,Saria also III East l2ths, Weber Piano No.
12,7ls.
Mons Thcrry, also at Ill East l2'h-st, Weber i"ho
No. GlOG.
sig gampannl. who resided nj l3S Eas I7thst, with
Mons Nacozzi, Weber Piano No. 1870.
SIG Frapolii and Nine Pisan who reside at li7 East
1Gtl,t. Weber Piano No 1876
Nine Parodi who resided at No 3S University-placc,
Weber Piano No l2l9j.
Mmc Rubiau who resided al l06 East lJthet., Weber
Piano M. l2.Oli.
Sig FrHucrsch VINO resided at the Westminster Hotel
Weber Piano No l2.055
These are facts which ready to prove.
l. By the artists themselves.
= BY propretors OF the Clarendon. Mr. Renncr Mr.
Wchre OF the Bclvidcre; Mr. Peesrini. or IL East
lgth-st: Mr. Macozk. OF 49, East l7th-st.; Miss
GoldD0rough. of b Uniyersitypiace. MI who have
signed TO the tact that only the Weber Piano was used
. nv nv hook which open tor Inspection.
now challenge McSsrS Stcuway prove that any Of
these artists used thc struway Piano a their rooms.
In Justice to Mr-srs sJeinway will say believe they
furnished few Iiano, for the Academy Of Music for
the chorus and for practising tie boys who sing III
Carmen
IL /, with reluctance and pity for once great house
that feel Uy self compelled TO make TINS statement
Comment would seem superfnous
A
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS
COTTON MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 30-l2.3O D. m-Cotton firm Mddling
UpIands. 5asd; Middlng Orleans 5a.d.: sales. TO-
%. rding 900 bales for speculation ana eIpor
Receipts bae including 100 Daes American. Futures
partially iaqd better Upands Low Mid Hing clause Decem
beI delivery bs SIsd: do January and February de-
livery 62d do, February and March deny ~, 5o, also
90: do March ana April delivery. Sled also d; do.
AuT nd Nay delivery. 5isasd also 5igd; 10; NAV shd
June = very by,d. Futures weaker free sellers at last
quot atiUns Lard. 3O9d per cwt.. for American -
LyFRPO1l Dee 3O-33O D. m.-Ths safes Cotton to-day
ncuded 4cp bales Amercan. Pntnres-UpaDds Low MID
dlng Clauzo December delivery d DO January sna feo
ruarT delivery 6'isd. do, February and March neny;
5sd March and April delivery 6'd do, ApIll ana
NAV delivery 5IiSd =,
IIyEKPool Dee 3O-5 DmCOtOn futures dun but steady
BALuNoga Dec. 30 Cotton quieti Nldding S,sagte:'
Low Mdding sac; GOOd Ordinary 62c.; net reeelpis
gross LISA bales exports 20 Great B1taln lV90
coastwse. so bales sales go Daes' spnneis t'O
bales; stock, 8.354 bales . -, -, ,,,,
ding sc Good Ordinary SSci net reeepts az bales'
gross ss5 bales exports TO Great Britain $40 baes ste
2.57i bales ., -, ,,,,,,..
9ac: Midtlng Good Ordinary. ssdSi ic: ne re-
celpts 3G2l exports 20 the Continent LOO Dales;
coastwise 0l0 bales sales OO0 bales si9ck s' Oaes %
GALVESTON, Dec. 3O-COtton steady Middling Oci LOW
MiddlnR. sac; Good odRaTy. Sic net rccePk 4sa5 a
exports Great Britain 16O9 bales coast"ls Sou
bales sales. 1850 bales; stock ll53iS nsles 49,,
MOBILE, Dec. 3O-COttcn quieti Mldding gci Low Mlh
ding &c; net receipts 4I2 Dales eN
ports coaStwse, l4Sl bales sales LOU bales slock
49, 0Si bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
now OREGON W1S RON BY GROviR.

A SEVERE REPORT CONDEMNfNG THE DEMOCRATIC
ADMINISTRATION or THE STATE. AND SHOWING
$4,000 OF TUE STATE MONEYS UNACCoUNIED
FOR.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 30.-A dispatch re-
ceived from Portland. Oregon. says For about two
months the Commission appointed by the Legislature OF
Oregon has been investigating books and papers con
nected with the state Department. It's re-
port, now submitted. shows that funds TO the
amount OF $4,000 have either been unaecounied
for paid without authority OF law. Among these
amounts are the following items swampland fund M
accounted FOR S27 s75 Illegal fees paid for conveying
convics and insane persons to places OF confinement
S37 $50: QUarternaster stores in the hOdoc
war unaccour ted for, $1,000; Oyerpaid to Sec
retary OF state Chadwick, $500, and TO his
assistant, I. II. Cam. Sl,sOO; school and
school and funds, about $4,000 deficiency. since The
close OF the late state Ad" IN strdtlon' l. H. Nanh
has paid to the Treasurer 5000 belonging TO Tue
and willingness to pay all that il due the
state nom official transactions mat came Wlthlh
his supervision. The Is very 'vere In us CON
demnatlen Of Ex-Governor Grover. !, avs on nun q
large part OF the blame for his loose, aVhHiht ana
corrupt Administrations The report Is ,drto9ariy se
IN alton tOthe conduct of the school Lana ann
School Fund Commissioners, OF which Grover was ths
head. IL charges that tue states educational iuhd
has been quaudercd until IL Is not worth 90 ceus on
dollar. and IL is shown 10y the COmms 'lOu at Gro
yer himself took large sums from the tlnd on very
ring and inadequate security, and used money IO MS
own LuTprsts 20 trut he loaned large sums ont OF the
others in such ways that the money came Dack
To is own pocket taking Tor the money, in the name OF
the state almost worthless securces IN consequence O
which there = "A great loss to the lund Grover, ny
virtue ~ his Office Governor: mad the loanlng au
management OF municipal funds. The 4phll'7-
sion say that crime Of obtaining money
diSlOnpsy added that Of violation 81 an Oaeu oouu
trust, that OF guarding the funds SacrrdY Inc OoIs
sion add that many Of the transactions were coceaG @
from public by failing TO report tue same I" te
Legsaare aud that then tno gcH ossss are of
character which cannot be well estimated, Euu lIOpdpy