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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS h co., Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or aTVTH
AND HTREkTS NORTHWEST REING No

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 18th, IL
4s IT. an seo guy rec ane IN 6ef S47 at folio
lct Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
the Equity Court passed May 10th Instant in cause
No 6!07 will sell AZ publ auction. in front Of the
pr. misses. on THURSDAY, the 29th dav of Nav
D. 1872 at O'Clock NJ, all that piece OF ground
described in said deed as lot numbered twe,iV
O. N. Thoms subdivision of part Of SQUARE sontf,
OF square four hundred and seventy five lI75j TO-
Terms of sale: One-third of the pur ,hase money
In cash, (of which 800 will be required as deposit
ins taments PAYABLE in six. twelve and eighteen a
months AFTER tne Gay OF sale secured by the Of
sold bearing interest st the rate Of centum
cbasers cost Trustee the risht to r.se at
risk OF the defautng purchaser. if sale be not COM
pleted within seven days from day of sale
W. w. BOARMAN, Trustee.
Room Webster Law Buildin9
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts mv24 5t
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PUBLIC PALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRIhK DWELLING. With GOOD
BACK BuILD1NG, No 4sO F STREET
SOUTHWEST
viii! offer for sale above mentioned House, "a
furnished with all modern improvements, in f1sSsH
front Of the premises, at O'Clock, FRIDAY, .A@i2.
June 6, 1879.
Terms very easy, and will be made known at the
time of sale. $50 down at the time of SALE Title
perfect and all taxes paid. my29td
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ID II. WARNER, Auctloneer.

U II. WARNER, Auctloneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE 2sTORY BRICK
HOUSE, No: l65 EIGHTH ST. NV; ROOMS;
GOOD LOCATION; LOT 2lx95; ALLEY.
VIII OHer this property at auction, on IA
MONDAY, June 2. 1878 at O'clock Mnf3
Terms easy, and made known at SALE Jun
my27. st
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eR-C Hunt, of Torch Lake, Michigan, was
knocked out OF bed by lightning stroke.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Aucti, neer.

COMFORTABLY TWO-STORY FRAME Dwell
At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, June 8. st 6 O'Clock. in front kvA
OF the premises will cell part Of Lot ~ in -
SQUARE sol, fronting II feet inches on the l..0.
SOUP de OF street, between ~ and 9th streets
loot alley, improved by a comfortable twostory
frame DIV elliLF house, &c.
Ierms: One third cssh: balance in six and twelve
mort 8, With interest, secured by deed Of trnst
on the property. Conveyancins at cost Of pur-
chaser; $50 deposit at time of sale
ny29-F THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer
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THOs. b. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Ancnoneer.

ss66f9}RPFHk WFYs,r No. sls TWELFTH STREET
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust. dated Apri,
And s.I r sss { i IiSsT 5s5 ioIie
party thereb ~ VIII se'
ss at on T III Rs
parcel Of ground situate in the city Of Washington,
rbsd etterea III kPSTR naa sub as
DIVISION OF Square numbered 49, with tho buildings
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per
sold. will be required. A deposit OF sIe6 viii be
snS at e eoE Of the s
terms Of sac are not complied with in seven days
pS5sSssr
p dated December Esd, 1873, recorded in 80. y. =
ssssr:s
on eH at Nat s5Sn o the
Lots numbered ore. two and thres in SQUARE nortb
Of square humble red five hundred and eight, IN Of
0oT2 together ss With ht the improyepents thereon
ecured thereby and EXPENSE Of sale In cash bal.
with interest at six per cent per annum. ga dsposf
OF ft eco will be REQUIRED to be made imed iately
altek sac. All the cost OF deeds and recording to
be paid 10y the purchaser, and IL the full terms are
not complied with in five days after sale the prop.
erty will be resold at the rick and cost of the do
fauitng purchaser
JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee
my5.eo6ds JOS. T. COLDWELL. Auct
GHAECERY SALE OF HOUSE No 25l6 ST
VATORY.
As Trustee in Equity suit No 6,179, gu. 49,
preme Court of the District of Columbia, f7i3
lBiggs ys KirgD I will sell, at auction in JILL
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, May 20,
Is O'Clock n m ho St ha'f If lot
square TO-. in Washington city, D. c., fronting "a
Feet inches on street north, and improved
by small story Frame House.
Terms: Onethird cash oneth1rd in one year, and
One In two years notes to be given for deferred
payments, with six per cent. interest, secured by
mortgage on premises. or all cash if preferred Con
veysncing at purchasers cost, and 800 deposit re-
QuIred on acceptance of bid.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee, SOB d st. NV.
0EO. IhUESDELL Auctoneer. my17-eO
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
May Fl, 1879
GEORGE w. RIGGS ct al. VS.. GEORGINE THOMAS ct
al-NO. 6.568, Equity.
This cause having been referred TO me to take an
account of the estate and the indebtedness Charles
Thomas, deceased. &C., notice is hereby given that
ehall coed witt the eatd references on TUESDAY,
the Sd day Of June, 1879. at O'Clock p. m at my
Cfhce, No 482 Louisiana avenue, at which time and
place the creditors and parties interested may at-
tend. JAS G. PAYNE,
my22thAe,2w Auditor.
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VALUABLE 1MpRoyEp REAL ESTATE FOR

VII be sold ct public auction on TUES III
DAY, June 3, 1879, Lot l, square %, i'm IN
proved by four or five Frame Dwellings, sit lk..A
uated at the corner Of New Hampshire avenue 25th
and streets northwest, containing about 5000
square feet.
Bale pere mptory, to close building associ stion,
and offers GOOD opportul ity for investment
my24 2129,3 .te2 ]. COLLMELL. Anct
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LINE.

" NOTICE
With the view Of Diminishing the chances OF col
sion, the Sta Of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
York or Boz ton, crossing the meridian Of so at 43
lat, or nothing to the north of A.
On the homsward passage CROSSING the meridian
OF TO at AZ lat. or nothing to the north OF A.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SENGERS.

The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, which has bean
recently built and furnished, L L rE-A
Blu: Captain. 10 the only boat al 5Essaas4'S
lowed 70 land passengers at Mount
% man9on and grounds 8tealoer leaves 9Th street
yhAn datly lSundays exceptedl at 10 =. m, and re-
surne about 2. m j. Mob HOLLINGSWORTH
61pt ladies' Mount Vernon Association. l. T.
6LAKE, steamer W. W. OOrcoran iel6ly
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The first class steamers of this line, W. A. SCHOL-
TENm"P CALAND," "ROTTERD Am" "SUHIE-
DAN" a. "MAAS," carrying the q. 8. mail to the
Metherlands- leaves Jersey City every alternate
Mednesday ano Saturday. Cabin g65-47O; Inter.
At e South William st New York: FUNUH EDYE
4 OO, "a So Wn. st. Freight Ag'ts; L. ". NOR
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-9rEAMsHIp
IN 1nE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company will sail every Sat
1rday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street HOookeu
hates OF passage: From New York TO Havre, Lon
doD, southampton and Bremen, first caoin, VlOO:
second cabin, GEO. steersge, $50. For freight or
passage apply to OELRIOHS & co 2 Bowling
Green, New York. w. g. METZEROTT & CO. 9S
Pa ave-. Agents for Washington. ocfl-Iy
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneer1.
H. BROWNING, Assignee.
WALTER =. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Auct,ona.r.
w 1901 Cor 10th and streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOrsEHO1.D F17p~1
IURE, CARPETS, &c, AT AUCTION.
Of. BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated March "a
No. 9l2, folio As. one Of ihe land records for FA
" Ma tha county, p C., and by direction
CfRAY, May 3lst. A. d. 1879 at 10 O'Clock am, at
RnpPic AUCTION in frolt of suction rooms, corner
loth Az SITS n. w, Cottage Suites, Walnut ExtAn-
s:on Iao!e Feather Pillows. Husk and Cotton-top
mattresses, Blankets. Ingram Carpets, and other
GooGs mentioned in schedule marked A. annexed 10
deed IF trust Terms cash "
WALTER b. WILLIAMS, Trustee
WALTER WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts my293t
~ TIE FURNITURE CONTAINED IN DWELL
o ING std No i0l2 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
menciH at 10 O'Clock, al the Furniture CON VI
1 med, N above named dwe,lins. comprising ~
grain Carpets, Parlor suit NJ T. Tables Lounges
DlnI groom and Kitchen Flu niture, stoves. Co X,
my Otenslls, and variety CT Household Articles
unnec fsary to mention.
my29 81 JAS. DUNCAN Auctioneer
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
b The public ID respectfully informed that the
LYCETT DOOKBlNDEkY
In carried ON as heretofore. The same excellent
Vorkmen are employed. and the work turned out
MIL he in the ~, erOr style which has always been
n characferistiu of the eetabljs hment.
sp8-Iy IOl5 Pennsylvania avenue, Sd moor.
(T GpRlCTi0AL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
~ Fine Printing q Specially janl91y
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TABLE CLARETS, Of all grades.
i Bottled Wines and Liquors, Champagne Oi!er
Ginger Ale, Lager Beer &c.
g. J. FEGANB FAMILY WINE STORE.
epl6-2m SQ6 9Th street y. ".
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STEAMERS. DC
1870 PLANT LINE. 7O7O
x1sHiNeToN AED NORFOLK srrAn a4l2

1879 PLANT LINE. 1910
*ssaisa1os As goI SSSSSssyp1r sr.As 1914
1E Eas p' C.1 snG 5 sos ; % GEO
MssSie:sen io1 so Ss Slts EVER; lf Mon.
day and Wednesday at s 80 pm, and Saturday At 6
firstclass fare. single tickets. q, No
Tsf.s. IA. fare s Sound 80
SONS. inS q n: " Tickets on sale Il e N.
nrnonn .aE3RaE r. PLANT. pr.sIden.
2. =: Judd. AGENT, Thirst wharf. myO
HLAND AND eEEARoAHD COAsTING
FOB NORFOLK rE E99R SGR74N MONROE AND
r o RFF TIE Lz RSss . .aa 9ssn
s sns "a Icy I'D. I. TSss Is Sy:
S % ss% sa2EE 4 Sas,St
bss sssd:s: fare &c sSs f0uns COOP JOB
Freight Il lowest rates. ''c9 ~ Days.
! s6Sn9T v 4 R5XKs sd5AAEp ss ~
or Mo Mnnn EYER TyM onday st %. s[~
"a sas!;;s:{ 90 ss5.1S
inc NJ u intermediate landings going and return.
96Hs d E6a INV .nd FSar x
vi. evss ss Its PisI a E.st River, New
SSo.J 0ssoluoy, u 4 O'CLOCK D.. m, 81 A&YA
same day. ~
EIeisnf taken at lowest rates Apply st odce under
Nsuon4 metropolitan Bank, 10Th street. or OfAoe ~
sss Sss o. 9Th street. Washington and
marl.r SAMUEL BACON PreaidenA
STEAMER MATTANO. Captain WIN. d.
!eayes wharf foot Of 9th and N sta, Es.3Aa h
Sveiy tuesday, Thursday and Sun
LAYS LOT Matto1 Oreek Oolton's, and landings In st.
C as5 1 6ay. IN Thursdays for Mattox Greek
Coiten's and landing in Nom1ni Greek Keturnins
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays uornfnar
makIng intermediate landings Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up.
Eor further information enquire at offices of L
BHER1FF, No. 322 and lila Pennsylvania ayenue |
or at Office foot OF 6tn and streets s.w.
aplo g. 7. JONES' AGENT.
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS |
N SEN6ERS.
Inc Steamer W. W: COROORAN, which has beer |
recently butt and furnished I. l. -F-,
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionee,.

SALE BY AUCTION OF ELEGANT HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, FINE ASSORTMENT
OF READY MADE SUMMER CLOTHING,
60, &c
On SATURDAY, May slst, 1879, commend "a
Ing at ~ O'Clock, ct my sales rooms Ishall VI
sell general assortment of the above goods -
n B..The clothing will be sold Mt O'Clock III
to which invite the attention Of dealers and pri
vate buyt rs, as 1t will he sold without reserve
my29-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
nUNOANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEE's SALE OF GROCERIES, SCALES
COFFEE MILL, &c CORNER EAST CAPT.
Toll STREET AND THIRD ST.
On SATURDAY MORNING, May 3lst, at 80
III O'Clock, Will sell, the premises cor 49,
ner Sd and East Capitol streets Mszs-7
A lot Of Groceries, EsREMI4
Ice Box, Coffee Mill,
Scales, Clocks, &C, &c.
Terms cash.
my29 n BROWNING Ass;9,a.
IMALTER IL WILLIAMS 4 co Ancf,o,,..-
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INLAND AND PEABOABD COAaTINf,
COMPANY

.. 5 sss John ": THOMPSON, leaves 1ixtI
or Momini. eYey Monday ct 70. az
NAN ~ and Saturday for teonardtoWn.
ing A~Aa"Aalss solnS ana return
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

Now THAT the Dover State fair closes
tomorrow, and the exhibitors have just
got their hands into 1t they should all
turn around and help through the Mid
dletown fair which commences next
Tuesday. The latter bids fair to be
amongst the best exhibitions ever held
in the State. 1t ia located in one of the
richest and greatest fruit growing Sec
tions, and should there be anything
like fair exhibit of cereals and fruit,
it must surpass in interest all other
fairs. Arrangements have also been
made for number of trials Of speed
which will add pith as we'll as variety
to the fair.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
WATER IMPAIRMENT.
CHJEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
Wilminpt0u ua Sent u lR-Q

WATER IMPAIRMENT,
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
wilmington, Del, Sept. "A, 1879.
George w. Vernon y ns-Gentlemen: The
| following paragraph appears under the head
Of 'Brevities," In your issue of to-day.
Where were those blank tax receipts bear.
ing Joseph l.. Carpenter Jr.s name manu-.
iactured? Can u tall city official give any
information ~
If am The 'tall city official" to whom you
refer, speak out; and II you have any charge
| to make against me do SO, and perhaps may
give you an opportunity TO give the iniorma-
tion required. Yours, II. B. MCINTYRE.
Mr.. McIntire has done exactly what
We expected he would do, and though
there are other tall city officials, Mr..
Mclntire sees in the brevity referred to
nobody but himself. In his eyes there
is no other tall official to whom the in
quiry applied. In our brevity we made
no more allusion to him than to any
other tall official, and we must say
that Mr.. McIntire's quick sensitiveness
is very suggestive, to say the least. We
asked, lean tall city official give any
information ?" and in answer to it
Mr.. McIntire, displaying extreme SEN
sitiveness upon this point, and being
a tall man, says: III l am the tall
city official to whom you refer, speak
out, &c." Now if Mr.. McIntire had an
swered our question fully he would
most undoubtedly have said: "No, I
know nothing whatever about it and
can give no information. This would
have been frank, straight forward an
swer, but whether it would have been
generally believed is another question.
We submit that Mr.. McIntire's answer
is not that which carries with it con-
viction of an entire obliviousness of the
matter on his part, and we think this
is the way it will be viewed by all un-
biased readers. We have never said
and do not cay now that Mr.. McIntire
knew any thing about the fraudulent
tax receipts that were issued, but tile
fact that one man at least employed
with him in the water department has
just been indicted by the Grand Jury
for repeating at the late city election,
and the further fact that the chief En-
gineer is so extremely sensitive leaves
good ground now for suspicion that he
knows more about how the late city
election was carried tor the Democrats
than he cares about telling.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

THIS MORNING we had the pleasure Of
. call from our old friend Taylor, editor
and proprietor of the =" Register" pub
lished at Woodstown, New Jersey. Mr..
Taylor commenced to learn the printing
busines, in the REPUBLICAN, Office, and
1t is a pleasant qualification to us to
know that ne publishes one Of the best
weekly papers that comes to our
office. Mr.. Taylor is Chester County
man and is on his way to visit the OK.
ford Fair.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
DANCING.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Masters
wishing to become proficient In all the Dan
ces Of the day and to learn the new and more
fashionable ones will ind II ID their advan-
tage TO begin with the opening Of the season.
Evening ses-Commencing Monday,
September 8. Gentlemen's class, Monday
and Thursday evenings, from 8 to 10 O'Clock.
Afternoon Glasses Commencing Saturday,
September l3 Ladies, Misses and Masters
class, Thursday from 6tO 9, and Saturdays
from 2 to 4. Private Lessons given ut any
hour to suit convenience.
Glide waltz taught in few lessons, special
arrange nents tor schools and seminaries and
for private classes Of Ladies' and Gentlemen
can be made by applying at the Academy,
ut Robelin and Brothers. No. TO Market st.,
Or BY mail to A. .. WEBSTER,
al-tf Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

WHEN MAYOR STOKELBY of Philadel
phia found that Humphries one of his
police officers was with Mr.. Truman and
his assaulter ON the night he received
his death blow and did not report the
assault to the authorities, he promptly
dismissed the officer. Other Mayors
might profit by Mayor Stoksley's ex-
ample. ' ' "
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
urs. Chiseln,s Narrative.

A1vs C01DOAAD 0ofboShVOs
On Monday last and yesterday We
published different extracts from the
heart rending narrative Of Mrs. CHS
ohm Of the murder Of her husband,
Judge Chisolm. her daughter Cornslia
and little son Johnny, BY the Missis-
sippi Democrats In 1875. Those who
have read her Straightforward tsuching
account Of the horrible hatchery, must,
II they had human hearts, had alter
nate feelings ofsympathy for the bereav-
ed widow and anger and disgust for the
worse than savages that committed the
bloody deed for no other reason than
that the Judge Was Republican and a
candidate for Congress. We think We
are safe in saying that no man or wo-
man has read the horrible details Of
that tragedy Of blood and crime with
out being overwhelmed by . sense Of
its terrible truth. Since the publics-
tion first in the New York "Tribune'
last week not paper anywhere, nor q
voice from any source, has attempted to
contradict the statement. Alas it Is
too terribly true to admit Of . doubt.
Mrs. Chisolm, who is an intelligent wo-
man, prepared the paper for tho "Tri.
bune," before she started on her late
trip to DeKalb, Mississippi, to give evil
dence before court that she knew
would make farce Of the trial of the
murderers. She thought 1t was best
to leave the narrative behind for she
was not sure that she would be allow
cd to return bone alive from such
land Of blood and crime. She wrote 1t
evidently as II it would be her last de-
claration to the world Of the great
wrong she had suffered at the hands
Of the gentlemen Democratic murder
ers Of Mississippi.
The solemnity which pervades the
article is sufficient guarantee, il any
were needed, Of the spirit in which it
was written. The remarkable degree
Of interest with which 1t has been re-
,eivsd throughout the country, has in
luced the New York "Tribuns" in
which it first appeared, to rs-publish it
'ntire in . convenient Extra, which is
'old for Eve cents, and which Is now
'eady for sale. Our readers have al
eady been informed Of the acquittal of
iully, the leading Democrat Of Kemper
;ounty, who murdered Cornelia in the
ace Of the positive testimony Of Mrs.
'hisolm, who saw him shoot her daugh-
er, and his acquittal which the jury L
nade indecent haste to arrive at, was
nth the approval of the entire commu-
'ity where her husband, her noble
laughter and her beautiful boy, who W
'ared his heart to the savages' bullets, !;
0 save his father, were butchered. tt
treat Heavens Is the South land of IL
avagesl Let every man, woman and e'
bid in the country send for a copy of
he Tribune Extra" that they may =
II know by what hellish means and 7
evices the Republican States of the
outh were made and kept solidly Dem
cratic. v
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

A GENTLEMAN in the western part Of
the city who paid his tax which amount
Cd to $1.oO, the 24sh Of last March, was
surprised the day before the election to
receive a receipt through the mail for
Y cents paid March first. He would
like very much to know where it came
from, can any body tell ? Now don't
all speak at once.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
Those Blank Tax Receipts.

We have received from the Chief En-
gineer of the Water Department the
following letter, which we cheerfully
accord room in our columns:
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

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Publ.
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Daily Republican., 1879-09-25

TTyHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
dra nd Depot. 18th It. Market 70 Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
LECrUnEs.

CIx ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
GEOLOGY, OK THE LIFE HISTORY OF
THE WORLD.
BY Prot. Cunning In OPERA HOUSE
HALL, Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2snd.
At 7k O'Clock,
and continuing through Thursday and Mon
day evenings TICKETS FOR THE
COURSE, Sl.0o. SINGLE LECTURE. "
GENTS.
Tickets for sale at the store Of g. F.Thomss
L 90. e17 got
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road was completed near enough Montana
to command a share. of the trade, the trans
fer over the river would be ofbut little Or
no hindrance to shippers. But the building
of 100 miles or even 200 miles east OF the
present terminus will not bring the road
near enough to be of service to Montana. 1t
must be extended at least 800 miles before
it can compete for our trade, except in the
item of shipping beef cattle. For this it
will be found of much value to our stock
breeders and drovers with even the first
hundred miles of extension. Already this
route has preference for the shipment OF
beeves to the Chicago market, and every
hundred miles that is added to this road
will shorten the trip. to our market just
that much.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-01-09

CHARLES AScENY. a prominent cattle
grower Of Galiatin county, has contributed
another interesting article TO the Canr;er on
the subject Of a bull law. Heis very much
i'll earnest. and says that IL there is no ne
ressity tor tire law elsewhere, he would like
TO see Il special enactment In behalf OF Gal
latin county.
We do not believe the raeessity for such
i law exists in Meaghers county, but II the
Stock-growers Of Gallatin, wish it, we will
readily aeqniesce. We have corincided with
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-01-09

THE resumption of specie payments on
January 1st, did not cause Il ripple in finan-
cial circles. Very few wanted checks paid
i'm gold. and some banks of New York re-
ceived more gold ON deposit than they paid
out. In the general business transactions
bills were preferred. 1t is stated that even
the savings bank depositors took their ILL
terest in bills rather than gold.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-01-09

In ORDER to accomplish much good, the
Legislature should organize without delay,
and leading measures be introduced at once.
1t is better to crowd legislation through at
the beginning of the session than to idle
away the first week or so and be crowded
with work towards the close.