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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

Only 80 90 Year, iucudiug Postage Week
ly. - Numbers n year. 4 600 book pegel.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-02
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thiaiiniment very naturally OF Finntnl IN AfnrFi-
ca. where Nature provides IN her laboratory ruch
Eurpriang antidotoa Tor tha maiadiaa ~ har chn-
dren- its fame has been spreading FOR % yuarH
until now 10 encirgiol tho hahitahia giobo.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent A. a matches
remedy foraii external ailments % man and tcast
To stock owners and farmers "a d invaiuahla
"A single bottle often saves q human NE o. ~
stores tho usefulness q en- eNoelout hcEte. or
COW, or sheep.
Il cures footrot, hoofan. hollow bern, Eruh.
Hcrow-wurm, nhouidrrrut. nnnEo. ~ bites amd
EtlnEs Of poisonous reptiles and inssCia and even
such drawback 90 stock breedinN and bum llfa
u cures ovcry external trouhia ~ horrca. ruch
naiamaneaa, hcrnfchca, ETinuy, apraina, f19ndcr,
wind-gall. riug bone. etc. otc.
Tho Mexican Mustang Iliniuinnt q fhe QuirEert
Gre m ne World fcr accideata occufffuE fn tha
family. IN the absence 81 4 phTHlcinu. nuch ~
burns ncaidn. Hprahun cuta, etc. and Coz rheanaa.
cEn, and Stiffness euEendercd ~ eEposura nur-
ticulariy valuable 90 MinorM
u a The cheapcst reuedy On the word, fur n
penctratea the muscle 90 the hone. and ainaia
application 4 GENERALLY Hunicient % cure.
3 Mexican MunianE Llniucnt q put No IN 49,
siEsa of bottles the larger ones being pronoFtolp
aisly much tho oheapese soid oyelywhsra .
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-02


dence to accept the inevitable and
guard against abuses, is also val
liable trait. and repeat that | know
Of no remedy but to pay the whole
debt, with heavy litigation and i'm.
mense costs, if the Supreme Court
shall apply the doctrine already es-
tablished, of compelling State to
restore money wrongfully taken-to
the case OF money borrowed and not
paid.
/ ask again, and l would ask it
with all the emphasis which can be
put into a question. if we by vote
of the people refuse to pay anything,
will not The Federal courts make a
sufficient advance to compel the pay
ment of the whole debt. When this
is done, our burdens will not be
lightened by the recollection Of our
opportunity to be relieved of more
than 40 millions of the debt.
One word more. There are in
Tennessee a good many men who
commenced this fight for the relief
of the people by bringing about a
compromise, when to do so, was to
incur much censure, and for the time
to be read out of their respective
parties. In this, these men wei the
friends of the people at large
friends at time when they needed
friends-as the whole debt, with all
our misfortunes, was more than they
could bear; but it was not intended
to repudiate the entire debt. And
these men-if reputation in its
worst forms come-will be obliged
to confess that their well meant eff.
forts to get relief, have carried the
people beyond relief into refusal
to pay even one-third Of the debt.
Surely the thinking men of Ten
Ressee will not reject this compro-
mise-reviving the fight with in.
creased bitterness over paying the
whole debt, we having furnished the
bondholder with the weapons with
which he can gain his victory Surely
people exposed to the dangers we
are will commit no such folly. At
the exta cession the low tax men
did all in their power to settle at 8
and 4. Since that the privilege tax
es have been made more secure, and
will amount to near 100000. The
penitentiary lease is now a sure
guarantee Of $4,000, and the rail-
roads have guaranteed 100000, and
the sign of general improvement
have greatly increased since the ex-
ira session. Surely the people will
vote for this proportion as relief
measure, as it is far better than we
will ever get again if the anticipated
litigation come.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-02
Doctor and Patient.

{" Save me, doctor. and TIL give
you Thousand dollars"
The doctor gave him a remedy
that eased him, and he called out:
"Keep at it, doctor, and I'll give
you check for five hundred dol.
lars p
In half an hour more he was able
to sit up, and he calmly remarked:
doctor. / feel like giving you a
fifty-dollar bill"
When the doctor was ready to go
the sick man was up aud dressed /;
he follow the doctor to the door and
said:
Say. doctor, send in your bill the
first of the month";"
When six months had been gath.
cred to Tines bosom. the doctor
sent in a bill amounting to five dol.
lars. lie was pressed to cut it down
to three. after doing so he sued to
get it, got judgment, and the patient
put in stay Of execution.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-02
PIE MORRIS3OWN GAZETTE
NY TRUST.
By MRS n. 4. KIDDER.
wonder run often, my darling boy,


I wonder fun Often my darling boy,
MY lad with the bonny blue eye,
What thy fate in this ehangeable world VIII De-
Aud then answer it with sigh.
For the strangest fancies viii come and go'
And the arrest thoughts arise
5r That ever took shape in mothers brain
Who would fam for THY sake be wise
b wonder sometimes if the lass is born
Who his helpmeet in life viii be?
VIII she love my hey for himself alone,
AS he has been loved by me
viii she see his faults in tender light
And think it no irksome care,
when the time shall come for pain or woe,
His burden in part to bear
And will HE be kind to her who wears
The mothers bright crown for him,
- Nor make tie star of her fond hope set
In tears, and her day grow dim
Perhaps it all lies with me TO train
And fashion him at my win,
whether then the sum of my darling's years
Endeth well for them both, or i'll!
This much I ask: may do my part
With the nerciful help of Heaven,
Lest 1 should be called to a last account
For the trnst that my God hath given.
While my boy is plant and young and true,
Like to wax in my loving hands,
Let me mould his temper and heart and min'
Till MAN among men he stands
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-02
Tennessee Press AssociatfOn.


GALLATIN, June 81, 1879.-The
Association reassembled this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Letters from Hon. John G. Burch
and Hon. John M. Fleming express
sive of their regret at not being able
to attend the meeting, were read.
The committee appointed to con-
slider and report upon the feasibility
of accepting the Fontaine PROPOSE.
ton was directed to continue it's
consideration and report at the next
annual meeting.
The following Executive Com
mttee was appointed for the ensuing
year.
Gen. Ira P. Jones, Nashville
american; B. A. Enloe, Jackson
Wing and Tribune; H. F. Griscom,
Chattanooga Commercial; L. J.
Brooks, Milan Exchange; R. Boyers,
Gallatin Examiner,
The representatives of Brownsville
States offered a resolution that a
committee be appointed to draft
suitable resolutions relative TO the
memory of the late Col.W. Ivie West
brook, who died at the post of duty
in the last yellow fever epidemic.
On the adoption of the resolution,
the President appointed on the COM
mittee Messrs. G.. A. Mathes, w. S.
Upton and W. A. Smith, who made
report.
The resolution was adopted, and
Messrs. T. W. Neal, D. F. Wright
were appointed the committee.
The mention of Col. Westbrook's
name and the discussion of the reso-
luton elected warm, affectiOnate and
eloquent tributes to the worth and
memory of the dead editor from sew.
eral members of the press who mad
known him and witnessed his heroic
conduct during the epidemic.
A resolution was offered by A. S.
Ochs, of the Chattanooga Times, au-
thoriziDg the appointment of a COM
mittee of three to bring before the
next meeting of General Freight
Agent of Southern railways the diff
erence in the classification of news.
paper in bundles, as compared with
the classification Of such by Northern
and Western railways, and to strive
to have the classification made the
same on Southern railways. Adopt
ed, and the following committee was
appointed; A. S. Ochs, Ira P. Jones,
r. L. Martin.
Under the rules the Dover Courier
and the Paris Gazette were suspended
and the Bolivar Bulletin dropped
from the association.
Mr.. H. F. Griscom, of C Chattanooga.
on behalf of the Committee of Ar
engagements on the celebration of the
4th of July at that pace, invited the
attendance of the Tennessee Press
Association. The invitation was
accepted with the thanks of the AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. B. A. Enioe. of Jackson, prof
fered an invitation to the Press
to hold its next annual meeting at
that place. The invitation was
accepted.
Hon. ]. Proctor Knott, of KY,
was selected as the orator at the
next annual meeting, Hon. Chas.
Smith "Bill Arp"), of Ga. to deliver
the address, and Miss Jennie B.
of Clarksville. to deliver the
poem.
The Association then adjourned
sine die.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-02
Price rs Cents and 500

a. :. MERRELL q CO., ProrT3etogs,
PHILADELPHIA PA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

t,ryrpost Dec. 2l.-p0rF-Prime Moss RasIern. dull
Al 81. Western. dd a. ~ bac2n--1 nfnbrfiand Cut
rnn AZ 81 short duil a. 80 t.ii Long Gear
Sn a. ~ Cd short cifar. call 81. Hams-Lpns Cut,
sn IN 9D -nogldfis. onli - btf-inn.a Ness. dui
80 o.. lxfr, Mes tnr lu1. FrlLc Mesa GuD at
20 Lard PRIME Western. - aY &c 80 t-lo~ tfire CITY
1-l III AZ Tnil-utinr -4is. rrurf af LTD h.ais
"'' .,,rroou duIl "a Il. fins -ui ~ 49, Clecst-
.,,sr.-,n Chtscs. aulI % "a ~ i-ui OIL ,uh - -.
go f-xtra state steady Nls4-~pfinf. Ne. 3,
.ir"iy ~ 10 Cd. sDnue. ~ = srads Al ~ lnL Ne~
4, -,.sat a. III Ca southern " inter stead
y, I- laTI--Nxco. dGl a. ID Coilonrcest oi-l ei-
oW American. E market hsHi' enl-l.n az i<,ho"h
I'll Turl,.l.fu t-Saris. London steady az 81.
IsgTapSj Dec el-i26o y. m--Iard "1"i. per cwI Tor
ioSf,s Dec 2ff:3O Reinea Petroleum. cd per eal
ANrsHar Dec 2lfetroifun Il races PAIL :. a"ss
49,. ~ nur pale American. Lard closes a fr4af- >"
teri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

State bonds were entirely neglected and almost
without quotations. Louisiana cOnsols closed at
ASH bid and offered at46
OF city bank stocks there were sold only eleven
shares Of Importers and Traders at Dds ex divi-
dend.
Only small business was done in railroad bonds.
Erie second consols were y higher at 81 EostOu.
Hartford and Erie trsts s higher nj 3d. Chesa-
peske and Ono hFsts, series h, y at 90; Mis-
sour, Kansas and Texas seconds at AZ; c., Z. and
4 O. first assented la at 81 and Oregon Railroad
and NAVIGATION II per cent at 49, ST. Paul sinking
funds recovered To l117s, and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids aud Northern 81 to SO. Denver and Rio
Grande firsts declined g per cent 10 "a.
The Sub reasury to-day gained S6s7.9so on
balance made up bv currency gain Of @524, So
and coin gain 81 $685. 93. This makes the toi al
cain since last Friday 81 .742.4i0. Money on call
to day vas sharp per cent. with one or two excep
tional loans made with a commission added. We
hear of 3O-days loans being made per cent. and
this rate Did for large amounts Discounts are dull
and leading dealers scale rates as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

esny. also Gis,c. do. January and February delivery
6r airo Gs RI also 6ifi al February ana nsfcn ae
Every. tsisd ID also On ss d.. March end A5 o.
livery. Ifssd also 7ia.; Aprfi and Hsy delivery .h
also -; do May AID June delivery I'D. also sd no.
June anaJny delivery, TIasa- also - 81 go. cu...
Oiatmts Mifliiua orleans. 6ists
iySRrDol- Dec ~ f5O mTne sasts OF Cotton To-Day
hirluned S.-cU Dat- American
IIvsHfOoi- Dec 2f-3 Corton-Fufnfe. ctnsen cur
bur steady TIE cosi0n Exchange Will cosc ffon tonight
uhi MGndag will also be closed Oh January
BALnnoEt; Dec: a Z otton quiet Mid1lisg l2E low
Aiidllng 2c Gnft Ordinary. la net -eccps -" Da.e-
$50 a-. Britain ~ Daiess eoast
stse. 30 bales snies i6 bales: stock bOY baes 49,.
BOSTON Dee 2f.-CnTfon duh Middlnx l2kc: Low hin
ding LAC; Good Ordinary. 12r net receipts l. ls3 bAies
gross, 2.fs5 bales stock 3723 bales.
HkgilksTOs. Dec. 14.-Coton quiet hiddiinH l1fd VI
Low Niddiine l2e.: Ordinary II c nrttecepts M ~
btes; sales. 400 bales stock. 65. loI bales
CTscISsku. Dee. 2tCostan quiet; MisdlnK l2sc- Low
AloiinE IL &c. coed Ordinary II '.c@ receip 80 ysies.
snpmenfs 2c92 bers sar- l5t bales STOCK lid D9e-
GALVESTON. Dec. "a lotion hunt AdainK i-c-; Low
Hiddlng Sec. G0u Ordinary. ~ 1c net receipts 49,
biles; exports 70 Great Britain 3sl bales eoaatwise 30
btes; sales, 3.T72 bales stock. -J,2l2 bales -.
NRsy EAss Dee e4C0ttOu quiet steady; Msddinf
III c Lev MddnR IL &c; Coco Ordinary. III ttc net re-
capI 1864 bales: 1877 Baes exports coastsise lIs
tles sales 5000 bales; last evening 4,Ovv Daiesi s'eA
90 1893 bales.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 24-cotton quiet Mddline. l2iae- Lev
Mddng. IL sc Good Ordinary. ii hc. net reeein1 onA"
be 5263 bHes exports to Great Britain oO oaars
to the Continent 500 bales c0astwise l6In bales SAFES
oGObaes aSf evening 600 bales stock 1884 bales
LOu1s Dec. 2t.-f0i0n steady. unchanged Mdonns
l.c; Low Adang lse Good Ordinary, ii Qci receipts
les5 bales shipments .fe3 baes; sales, Az DaieS soeN
$1,000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

KrRopEA, rry,ycrar M,nrrTs

LONDON. Dec 2s-12So D. u--u bonds. -four per cents
loH Atlantic and Great Western m0rtgaas
eertneacs. DO DO second. - Eric consols Sss
fennSy ivapo Central % Reading Railroad. 500
LcNDeA Dec -ti y: m-Cenaos. sl'io Tor monev 0TsIs
Tor the acconnt Y s. bonds four per
Atlantic Western frst marfgare trustees cafr n
Gates 55: Ere 42s Para quote gee per cent
renrcs ~ 81 francs 40 centmes for the account
Pkkis. Dec 2&.-kxsnang London, 20 %
t!Iucs for checks - - " - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
Lo.TNo rnIcEs on nosroy STOCKS.

Government; bonds participated in the general
dulness, but firm to prices. The DAYS busi-
ness at the Boards included $4,000 coupon Is Of
1851 at 1918, $4,000 registered 1ss0s at 1924
S1O5. 900 COUPON - at 1O4 and $4,000 registered
ar IO3 and $40. 900 currency O. of 1899 at 122l2.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

fvEaruoi- Dec. 2i-l2:30 D. m--cotisn arm hiddlng
,. ~: Orieans 1di eaes 10000 balee M
nsmg 100 iT speculation ant expor. aeSlnona
a tester the ieeuar clio ing 5000 bales rel
.i,e "a bales including ~ 90 bales American fu,ures
rrsrniar Upands Low Addng caise Deeen1ef ee,iseIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

The domestic exchanges on New-YOrk are quoted
at the places named follows: savannah, 'sG 4
discount; Charleston. 5l6G IS discount New-Or-
leans commercial SO so. bank 81 30 discount; ~.
Louis go discount; Chicago. S2G$l 80 discount;
Boston, 1879 cents discount. The uuited states
Treasurer Al Washington to-day received S1O,uOO
in National bank notes. The customs receipts were
S42O.OOO and the internal revenue receipts were
S43O.OOO Tue following Is the Clearing house
abatement for to-day Exchanges, $112,6ol.124 !;
balances "a. $50 $50. The business al the SUB
Treasury covered: Receipts 81. lS3,615 payments,
1897. $50: currency balance, at, l.4of; com
balance. S107, s2S, 1877.
u The following are the comparative quarterly
statements OF the State Banks of the City of New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

SUGAR Raw qtnet aa7e for air 10 Gooa Henni
Prime Ccniffiugal es0S sc moass' i,y45
s,re. D = Nos 10 70 ~ 7h=a-t- Cay,d boxes ~ = eos
ia III N SisasLc. Porto ElcO beining illttm =. N'p'
lsir "a M Porto Refining. Good - III e, ,tes'
fTziI = Nss t. ~ Oisa1 -ssi Java ~ - - sa,.
rein,nr Grades, 6is47c do, Grocery asas 80
sae H. bags iOlln. t'sc. D ~ nats
i,.re,i larry arye CRUSHED, s.s0 rei f"rcefl. 80
gse tsiaaulaled 9h; Cut LOAF, lvs4O'si SllsAi" A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

sTEAf:IN E-ouiet Western, 7ssssc.: CITY. sc.
TALt.C'W-teady sales l3n,OoU ID, ossr
NHislAEN-Msiket quiet. 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
rrHEf TRUSTEES

THETRUsrEEs ., rur
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
have directed interest paid cepositos enftlei
sums not exceeding 900 and FuUR PER CENT
per- Ill larger duriux
The thu this ensins January 1, 1850.
Papabl. o and after the third MondAy ~ January.
lnferc.t viii prsncirRl ana
EDWARD sCHELL.
C. +. ALvoRn Presidents
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
ELECTION Notices.


A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE CP
TOWN OFFICES. No DIS Broadway cor Thirty rstst.
or No SOS West Iwenty-thirdst- corner k1ghth.aye
No 81 East fourteenths corner linton 5b0 rnlr
ave. coz Forty seventhsL; At tns HARLEM OFPiCE No
2,lSI Ihrnav One-h hundred and tw eny fOurths
tHziem savings Bank Buidingl up To w. a. regular
o1ieeratea
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the New
~ City Church Extension and Missionary society o
the Church for the ELECTION Of Officers for the ensuns
O'Clock At the Mission Rooms. 800 Broadway.
IRVING Insurance. COMPANY.
NEW YORK. Decembrr II, 1873
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of DIRECTORS
Il Of ths company win be held q their ohee No ls7
Of ~ m. snd l o. IN MARTIS L cRoWELL, President
ENcKKBocxER CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
OFFICE No. 1s7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Dec 22. lS791
THE ANNUAL MEETING of STOCK
j HOLDERS for the Election Of Directors the
transaction other Will held the ConDanys
Tuesday 8th dsy Of January lss at IL
Polls open from l2 u To D.
Tue stock transfer Company viii Sat
uray ~ 1879, reopen Wednesday, January
Z. 1880. JOHN NJ CRANE. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPA

TTNI0N PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
~ DIVIDEND ~ ONE AND ONE-HALg PER
CENT on the capital esock Of the Union Pacific RAILROAD
Company viii be paid aud after January l. 1880 10 stock
holders Of record December 49, 1873.
New.Y0rk stockholders will be paid at the Union Trust
Company - Broadway. and Boston stockholders tho
company soihce. "A Equitable Building, Boston
will closed ccmDer l, aud reopened
2. HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
DIME SAYINGS INSTITUTION.

y Broadway SD Sc and 6thave-
NEw-YORE. Dec. II. 1879.
Tho following DIVIDEND for the haiti has
BEEN declared. payable r after January
FIVE per eest annum nom % 20 5000. and
-FOUR per any $500
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR B-FORE JANUARY 10
DRAWS INTEREST FROM THE l-T.
CHARLES r. sPRAGUE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
Tm MIcmoAS cEyrRAL RAnaOap colpAs

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPASr.l
TREAsURERs OFFIcE. RoOa No - ,
GRAND CRSrRAI DEPOT, NEW YORK. Dec Is. 1879
IlHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
Il this day declared dividend OF FOUR PER CENT
IT'S capital stock payable on the I'd day OF February mkt az
this once.
The fraDser books will closed az o'clock D. m
ursy 2Tth inst viii be re0pened morning Of
'' ~ ' e. 'VANDERBILT Treasnrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
gapinss Banks.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
WI NOS. AND rHIRD-AVENUE
FIFIYTHIRD DIVIDEND.
New-Y0rk Tee. %. 1879.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FIVE PER CENT per
81 900 under and az the OF Your
Per Cent amounts $1,000, which have renal I'd
deposit during the three months ending January
1s viii be paid according TO the bylawA ON Wednesday
Jan. 81.
DIVIDENDS net Withdrawn will be added the deposit
and interest from Jan. 1.
DEPOSITS made before the 10th OF January VIII
dra~ interest RON Jan. l. CHA5 l. TIFFANY,
q. ". CoSkLIk, Secretary. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
The foreign exchanges continue dull but steady at

In LoudOn British cOnsoIs adyanceI . pot
cent 10 975is for money and 10 S1'l6 for account
United States 3 ana 4l2 per cents we're about ii6
lower at IO6ls and 1881 respectively, bui the As
were Il higher at 1OGls American railway secu-
rites were Gull: Ere at 42ss against 42af last
evening The preferred stock quoted TOdI2
against 10 second consols at ssh against o9i2
and funded IS quoted $50 81 against ssh. Illinois
Central was unchanged at lOz, fennsyINaina
l. higher m 30. and Headline 4 lower AT Ssh. Bar
silver was quoted az 52asd. per ounce, decline Of
lad III Paris. Fuench 3 per cents sOsd at 81 40
against el.J7l2; sight exchange on London rislng
from % 22ia u yJ 23 francs TO the {.
The gross earnings of the following railroads
are reported:
NOBLE OHIO.
1873 1879
Third week Of Dee. .. $780, 40 s7622s Inc. Sl01l9
Jan 70 Dee 2l.--.- 90s763 ils2.2J6 Inc 27s.5z5
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
1875. 1870
Second week OF Dee. sli0O66 si57.s Inc s4l ,s2s
The receipts OF Hour ara gram the principal
Atlantic ports tins 24th day of December were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
sAs FRAkcIsco. Ken Dec., IA

THE B0DIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il COMPANY has declared Dividend No. 8. OF FIFrY
CENTS per payable at the office OF LAI DLAW co.
~ Pnes New-YOrk, January 2. 1880 all sock issued
agency Transfer books close
the 10Th inst. and reopen sd DrGx ilno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY CoMPAXY.l
No. II BROADWAY,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF (2l2 per
N cent onehaf per upon the capital stock
arv mex az enfraI Company NssSsn-st
York TO stockholders Of record the I'D inst The
transfer will closed ocock m. the 2:c
s reOpened the m0rlne0f hr ID Of January nexL
JOHN r. BODY. Treasurer.
CHRYSOLITEsILVER MINING COMPANY,
~ Nos. 81 To S7 RokkEL BUILDING.
no. 10 BROADWAY. NEw-f oHk. December IS. 1873.
The BOARD - TRUSTEES have this day declared q
DIVIDEND tNO - OF /. Per CkNf On slo0DOOO0 capital
stock Company 81 "a Oi per rbaxe
out of the second payable
tra Trust Company TIE pam inst.
Transfer December 20 and Deem
Der ~ DRAKE Dr. X Al. secretary.
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. IN FHE CRY oP NETWORK.
lfh AVE- And .TR 81. :
NEW YORK. Dec. 49, 1879. \
THE Board of Trustees OF the GERMAN
4 SAVINGS BANK have declared tue EOATY-
FIRST SEItANNCAL DIVIDEND TO DcroAtars m
ttlcd t.ereto nnser The bylaws At the Of
Five s6 PER CEN per annua on sums d - and not
ne $50 and al thcrat- FOUR az PERCENT per
aanum larger suns not ezeeeding sSooI~yase On and
Di,ndsn got wIhdrawn aadrd principal and
draw tram BINARY Depos & mane before
January 10. viii draw interest from January l.
PHILIP BIssiNGEt- President
@. y. AArnoa Treasurer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-21
Appropriations.

The Indian appropriation bill pro.
vides $4,000 for the support and civ
ilization of Joseph's band of Nez
Perces in the Indian Territory, and
81 600 for the Modocs removed to the
same region; also S25 900 for the re-
moval of the rowing bands of South
eastern Idaho to Fort Hall reservation
aud their assistance 10 agricultural pur-
suits, and 1000 to remove bands of
Southeastern Oregon Indians to some
reservation in Oregon. A new feature
Of the bill is an appropriation of $780,
600 to pay and equip force If Indian
police, to be used in maintaining order
aud preventing illegal traffic in liquor
on reservations. The total force is TO
consist of 500 privates at SIS per month
cash, and 100 officers at SO each - Er.