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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-04-03

Wanted Collatera l.

The first part of the present week
bay became very scarce in this mar
ket, and consequently went up, up,
up, until it sold as high as fifteen
cents a pound. The night after the
raise a man drove up to one of our
corrals with a span of rather lean
horses which he had just driven over
the range. He called ont to the cor
raj keeper:
Say, Captain, I'd liketo leave my
outfit here"
"All right, sir; drive in Step in
to the office and leave your name and
where you can be found"
The stranger did as requested. and
while the corral man was putting up
the team he passed out thcoffice and
up the street. .
The clerk called the boss as soon
as the owner of the team had clear
ed the stable:
Say, that man is going to Ten
Mile in the morning, to be gone a
week" =
"The-Gall him back :
The clerk hallooed him back,
when the corral man said:
Going to leave this team here a
week."
Yes, sir; about a week, l reckon"
well, my friend You will have to
leave me some security for the care
and feed of this team"
Heavens. man," replied the stran-
ger, ''ain't the team security
enough
mo, sir; hay is worth $l5Oa ton;
and II YOU should leave that team in
ms care for a week, and any thing
should happen to prevent your com
ing hack for it, the horses and wag-
on wouldn't bring. enough to cover
the livery bill. I'd rather you'd
lake 'em somewhere clse,"-Er.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-04-03
vIGIE1S.
IMPROVED FRENCH PROCESS
For DISTINGUISHING
STEAM BOILERS
Positive Action Within Three Weeks.

We treat all waters, whatever impurities they
hold in solution. Removes Scale. Prevents
scale forming. Prevents cOrrosiOn and ''Pit-
ting" Prevents "Foaming e. Contains no Acid
and guaranteed perfectly harmless. Acts on all
Waters, whatever their impurities. ANY water
can he eIn~plOyed-hdr,t, water, sea water, ar
sulphurous water saves fuel, repairs, and oil
and ta,low. and lessons the dang II of expfo-
sions. Can be introduced through feed pipe,
safety pipe, or man hole. Put up In packages
OF from 10 to l3 lbs. All infringements dealt
with according to law.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-19
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot OF Moulding from
Chicago, aia now prepared to make an kinds
of
ICTURE FIR A Nj ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
specially
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levys Store.
GEO r, WALKER
rywinnemucca, July Is 1873
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-19
ID. III. HASKELL.
EOWNSETE AGENT, &. II. u. IL.
TOWN LoTs FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snould be ad-
dressed to the unders gned at San Francisco,
at the c. p. h. X. office where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend TO the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
no19. ID. Ill HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-19
LOTS: LOTS!! LOTS!:!

SPRING CITY, NEVADA.
Lots can now be procured in the fourishing
mining camp Of Spring CITY, Mount Rose Mining
District, Paradise mines by applying to the un-
dersigned, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale Of the same, by letter OF in person.
HARRY WARREN. Sc
NOV. -. ISIS a spring City, nevada
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

The result of the Democratic policy has
beeHthe consolidation OF the Republican party, many
independent voters returning TO II either because o be
moderate policy the administration or because OF dls
trust for the DemOcrats.-i Boston Herald und.l
There is just one peaceable cure for the
Solid Southern Igresslveuet IS TO defeat the North
eTn representatives. OF IT, utterly and constantly un
the cause of South seeking the mastery OF the Ma
tiOn, sIal De obviously hopeless.lCIDcnuati CONNER
eial tInd.)
We notice some OF the New-YOrl papers
have grossly imposed upon by dispatches from this
city the effect that the delegation from BrOOme County
is opposed 10 the nomination OF the Hon A. b. Cornell
To GOse acquainted with the facts, this Is palpaby u
true The further attempt % commit the delegation 10
General Robinson or any other man is equally untrue.
Tue delegation TO Saratoga without prejudice, n
stctiOn pledge to man. free 10 act as the best
interest O the party demands and any attempt 70 place
II IN false position before the State Convention VIII
only upon the interest it is Intended 10 serve
fBtnghdmtOn RegabIiculL
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
A HEALTHY DISH OF CROW.
From an InteTUfsD tgth COHgTeesHGn Morrison IN y
York Herald (Jbsd1

Ff0Dl IHeTUsg gt COn9Tee3aan N0rTSoH n TIC NcD
York Herald md -.
The people of this country have some credit
for sound Judgment and whatever may have been MI.
rIlden's prestige in 1879 y cannot now DiGe the
cain," which the GOyerBmant has established for the
payment Of his income tax, and though he may nave
wholly ignorant or the correspondence known rs
the cipher dispatches" still here fingers in the mem
ory Of good many innocent and unsuspecting peOpo
the circumstantai eyldeuce that Mr. T.dcn did know
all about the mysterious kilograms, and they susp'e!
that a man who fOrgets 20 pay his Income tax c0ula
easily forget more important matter, especially Wnen
such fUrgetuness would promote his own interest bu.
Mr.. Tden has made great mistake He may forget on,
the people of this country viii forget the aets
alleged support OF the theory that such man Is ~
DC TO represent the people nor the DemOcfao
party constituency claiming honesty ana as1
mudeduess among It's principles and purposes. In
not happen 20 90 OF the Western Democrats w9o
said 10 SIR. Tldcn, You cannot play fast and loosg
win the state Of New-IOrk this Fall" A muen rs
value Le influence OF the State should belitue u
thought Mr.. 1den had it In his power 20 control lts
nominating convention this Fall.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

successful result He always the confidence Of hs
clients ana was noted for hard labor and hard thinking
He had no bad habits or evil companions bot gave bis
whole mind ami time and attention To hs profession ana
business. Nhlo not good follow aud oyia companion
In the usual acceptance Of tho term be was aiwavs
genial and aable 70 ALL and seemed always more desir
os OF winning friendships through respect than estab
lsbing reputation for goodellowship. While he wa.
pubc-spirlted and generous citizen, aud far removed
from any smallness money matters. he was shrswd
financicr aud naturally money making man. never
believe, malng mistake IN his calculations about a.
yestmeDis. He made n rulo that he must each year
lay aside ~ least $500, and regulated his expenditure
IN conformity with that differentiation. He never atled
70 40 H. aDd when he his 300 safely invested then
he used more, n there more, for pleasure or yas
more liberal IN expenses. About six years after he he
practice he able start the sash and blind tac
tory winch be saw was needed and that was worth 10
nim about $1,000 for about six years N paid
him IN all about $50 600 Almost every dollar he bas
today was made s'nen he was private citizen or as
the result OF inyestments made during that tame Ue
has little TO show for ms long years Of public life or
since he has been paid a salary"
ARCACHON, Aug. est is stated that King
Alpnonso VIII leave here tO-morrow the Goth inst for
the Escural.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE Crops.

The reports received from the coming har-
vests during the last few days enable us to
gain tolerably accurate idea Of the food
supply for the world for the next year. Ac-
counts are discOuragng from every grain
producing country except our own and Can
ada. The yield of grain in Great Britain is
one-third less than the average, amounting to
a loss Of $l21,250,OO0 TO the farmers. The
failure in the potato, bean, pea and rye
crops is estimated at a loss to cultiyators of
$4,000, 200. 1t is stated that the crop
of cereals is better in Ireland and Scotland
than in England; the turnips, however, on
which the Scotch depend so largely, are al
most complete failure in that country.
Ii is from England that the accounts come of
the comparatively good condition Of Irish
crops from Ireland we hear of approaching
famine. Perhaps the safe plan would be to
take the middle course between English in
difference and Irish exaggeraton, and to as
sumo that the crops are exceptionally poor,
but that the present misery results as much
from the exactiOns of the landlords as
from the failure of haryeSts. The bit
ter dissatisfaction against them threatens
an outbreak sn the western counties,
and is aggravated in many instances by
the clergy of the tenants, who put the griev-
ances OF their people into words for them,
instinct with fiery, unreasoning IRISH elo-
quence.
The official report from Vienna, as our read
ers have seen, makes the Austro- Hungarian
wheat crop 100000 metric centals less than
that of last year. But Austria and Russia
(whose crops are also defclenD have each a
large stock of last years wheat on hand. The
Australian crop of cereals is lower than the
average Of ten years. India was importing
wheat until month ago. The maize harvest
has failed because of drought in Servia, and In
South Persia from the same cause there has
been partial failure Of the whole Spring
harvest. II is probable on the whole that the
great supply Of food for the world must be
looked for from this country and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

derstood the scheme and laughed Mt it, Even the
poor field hands mt home were hardly likely 20 be
fooled by the dscOuragng stories OF destliu-
ton and misery winch the mon chosen
from among them were paid to bring back.
Bnt nobody expected the committee to go over to
the enemy as they have done. Half Of thom stayed
like Saul among the prophets; the Others wax jubl-
liant in praise Of Kansas and tho comfortable condi-
ton of their fugitive brethren and declare that they
are going back in tho Spring. The planters must
bid higher when they send the next committee, and
pay them enough TO shut their eyes TO the value of
freedom friends and thrift. opposed TO bullying,
laziness and disorder.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
Wv yopx DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 90 1879.

Tn corn. the Weld in the New England and Md
die Atlantic States, Alabama, aud Mississippi
Will be exceptionally good i'll Virginia aud the
South Atlantic States, Louisiana. and Texas 1t
falls below the average. Kentucky does
somewhat better. while from Illinois ana the
States west OF the Mississippi The yield VIII
be enormous. The crop OF potatoes VIII, on
the whole, be favorable, Notwithstanding the
Colorado beetle has been diligent in his work
in two or three States. The supply OF wheat
which We shall be able to send abroad Wlii'
we believe, prove satisfactory this year. Doth
as to amount and quality. The same Is tfue
of Canada Ii should he remembered That
this question of q deficiency in the crops IN Il
country is a different matter from any other
variation in the currents of trade 1t strikes
directly home to the well-beiEg of the poorer
classes. A Gloss of f25,000,000 to cul-
" tivators in Great Britain does not mean
the failure OF few large commercial firms,
but actual want. if not starvation, to thou
sands of small farmers whose families
are fed from the ground; it means un-
paid rent, which the crops OF another
season, however good, will not make
up; it means discomfort in England and
threatened revolt in Ireland, with the
inevitable result in each case OF emigration to
this country. Here is the important point to
us. The rich man, whom there is conyulslon
in trade, quietly bides his time and waits Tor
another chance, on the same ground but the
poor farmer in Europe, after two failures
of his crops, must pull up stakes and try
whether some ether quarter of the world Will
keep hin alive.
The crisis Is so imminent in Great Britain
that Parliament is facing it fairly. Some
change Of the land system will undoubtedly
be made which will partially lift the weight
from the tenant farmers. In the meantime
commission has been sent TO ascertain the
real danger TO be apprehended from the com
petition of this country, and to estimate the
amount and rates of live stock, crops ana
other food which will probably be furnished
by Us during the next four years. when the
vast unopened tracts in the West and the hall
cultivated wastes of the South are taken INTO
consideration, the commission appear to have
a difficult work in hand.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
gnoes 10 2 Announcements.

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BaeETNG AND FINANCtAL--Ith Fd9c-t ''
Roam AND ROoMS-3d FG0e sth c"iuhu
HrsrNTss CHANCES sd Pdue-4ib colnulh-
KTslNFss NOrICEe-4th PGce-lst coIumh
CORPopATIuN NOTICEs-2d Page ON ooiuu'"-
DASCING ACADKMIEs-3d Pa9e-lst cOiuiut"
DIyrpENu NOTICSs-7A P0fc-6.h cotu1'. -, ,r,,,v
EuRopVAN ApyERTIsEMENTS-3d rage @th OViui"'
FXcTHsrONS-3d PGqe-6th eOlulnh
F1NANCIT-7h Pd0e-6th cOiumn
HSTp NANTED-3d PGJe-5th column o., oo1-
ISsTRrcTfoN-6h Pagc-2j. 81, An, 9Th ana 6tn COT
MINIS or n. eth coi-
LosT AND FoUND-3d PaCe-6th column.
y1TpIACys AND DEATHs-jtA f0gs--6th coluinh. e,h
NIsCFLtASEOUs-3d PGQc-6th column -" |"9' 0'-
column.
NV PumrCATIOSs-6n Pdgc-2t column
PoIITICM NpuCEs-5n PGcc-Gth column
PROpOsALs-20 PdOc-8th column.
RIAL EslATK- 81 FdOt-3d columh go oo,,,,,, q.
EIIUATiONs MANIhir-M ALIN-0d fo0e~''N NN
FKNALEs- Sd 3G0c-5ih column
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6TRAHRO4Ts AID kAILROADs-Sd Fdgs-%u anu 'N
sTEASVEs Ocrlx-2d Paor-lst and ID columns.
sI-sfMEE BOARD Sd Pd0c-fth column.
TTACyEps-3d T0Oe list column.
IuT TTEF--,3d FG0e-5th column.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
TAMMANY. TILDEN AND THE HONORABLE BlLkS'
Prom The htngsi0n Freeman Rep

A member OF the Democratic STATE Cotn-
mttee who isfrendy 70 RDbiuson Announces tnat 90 80
Govecnor will be caudldate before the eHuSe on oL
denomination, whether with or without We sai?IL i?IL ~
Tilden He oiams be stronger than lllea. anu sD9
In nm his own canvass and his friends Will not aow
him 10 be withdrawn by the GFameley sage or any WI
else He controls the State committee and VIII Son
,ba conyention auperintendents Clark and flls0ul{
are doing good work for the Governor, while the Pv
ent state officers, ali anxious 20 be renominatea, nst
hs deterpipation To stick From this t appears ins.
the Democracy Is actually divided into three Tsn
,nstaad OF two--Tammany, AntiTSmmsy OF tnusI 80
and the Honorable Bks who. having hod onYe ,han.
ing desirous OF doing some more hsye ns .ss
yes 20 he fortunes OF Robinson ior better or worse
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
AGAINST PRESCRIPTION.

We speak for the welfare and success OK
the party. This campaign is yt3 10 Republican asceha
aucy IN the future. We want elements Of weakness
We want questions thrust In 20 distract us 80 Tar -
IL personal contest between candidates me JOuJHa
would content TO await the action OF the eOhNehO
But when an attempts made without prOYoeatlOn os
turn INTO personal crusade ana % is,Ho
an euict against allowing any consideration OF tue VIZ
ing OF the party feel bound 10 give WafnloH
the dangers OF this That spirit oI pfOscpoN
Is not tho path OF suceess.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRr1GN-Ruperra won the Great Yorkshire
Stakes Yesterday. 1t was intended TO give
Minister Maynard q grand reception in Odessa,
but he left there before it could take
place. =- Two bands Of Cubans are III
arms -- The Quebec Legislative Council has
resolved to withhold supplies until the Lieutenant
Governor changes his Ministers. -= Turkey Is
disposed 10 cede nearly all Greece asks.
DoMEsTC.-1he Greenback delegates who as
sernbled at Utica yesterday TO nominate a
State ticket devoted the entire DAY to or
ganization, the New-York factions having caused
much discord. 60 Rarus, the famous
trotter, has been sold. - The Schuylkill
coal operators have agreed Oh lower prices for coal
- The Boston Lacrosse Club won the Champion
ship Of America at Newport. =[- The examination
of Mr. Vanderbilt was continued by the Hepburn
Committee --- Professor Marsh delivered a. ad-
dress before the American Association at Saratoga.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Thc Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company viii compete with the Philadelphia
coal companies in their own market -=
new rapid transit commission to lay out roads
in Westchester will probably be appointed.
= Fcrda, Banta, LoulaRier, Jericho, Una
and Judith were the winners yesterday at Mon
mouth Park. = Dr. Hammond tells the story
of his hard struggle in the first after his dis
missal from the Army. - Gold value of TIE
legal-tender silver dollar t112l2 grains, 5615
cents -- Stocks less active but higher, closing
dun and firm.
TIE WrATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate clear or partly cloudy ard warmer weather
Thermometer yesterday highest, 7So; lowest
b9o average, 6S2.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

presented. because the called bonds came III
slowly The effect was n sharp contracuon' IL
rapid shrinking of bank reserves, rise III 'he
rate of interest, and precisely the disturbance
in the money market which it had been the
object of the public proposal of the Secretary
to prevent
VI. As soon az Secretary sherman ieaIneo
the facts. he directed that the agreement
originally made should be carried out IN Soou
faith: that currency should not be drawn from
the market to pay for new bonds any iastef
than old bonds were presented 1Or rehemp-
ton. He gave instructions, then, IN the be-
lief that the called bonds still outstanding
would come in before October l. But II
part of them do not, the Treasury Will have
no use for the money to pay for them; ltS
withdrawal from the market without cor
respopdinv disbursements will only cause
needless stringency and disturbance; and II
would be his duty, i'll accordance with his
original proposal to make such further post
ponement of the remaining settlements as
might then appear to be judcious.
VII. The banks have in no respect been
favored, because they have on deposit
with the Treasury much more money,
market value of bonds included, than would
pay for all bonds not yet taken. Their pay
ments in London, to the authorized agent OF
the Treasury there, are reported here
privately by telegraph, but officially some
time after and by steamer. The actual situa-
ton to-day is that the Treasury holds, and
has drawn from them, about SlO,OOO,OOo
more money than it requires to meet bonds
presented for payment, and that sum will
gradually find its way back into the market
through redemption of bonds.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

English financial authorities predict an
"enoymous balance in favor of America for
some time to come, and place the amount Of
gold which will come over to Us as high as
SO, 100000. There Is no material for Demo
cratic stump speeches in that kind Of talk.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
amusements ano Rssnnus 20 NiuhI.

BAvERfY's THEATRE - Comic Opera, Inc ""S'
Slipper" -.
Rmo,s GARDEN" Enchantmept'
pms THFATaE-" The liVing Slatue."
NAlIACKs IHRAIRE-" NOlferts loOsI
KOsTFR & BIAL's GABDEN-Concert
M kI1SON SQUARE GARDRN-Concert
MN -lCRK ACVkRICN-ip1N anu fNeulnk.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

John Kelly is so impressed with the power
of Tammany's address that he declares that
there is "nO longer any danger Of the renOm-
"ination of Governor Robinson" 1t remains
to be seen whether or not the document wili
carry similar conviction to Mr.. Tilden and the
rural sections of the party.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

The plan of the Mississippi planters to put stop
to the emigration TO Kansas has turned out as THE
TRIBUNE predicted. to the confusion of tho plan
ters Before the negro committee had started on
their jour- cy of inspection. tho whole country un,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

The crisis at Quebec, caused by the refusal
of the Legislative Council to vote supplies
unless the Lieutenant-GOvernOr changes his
Ministers, should impel the Canadians to Il
consideration of our system of State Govern
ment, in which such complications cannot
arise. The British Parliamentary usagos
which the Canadians uphold are very well
when applied to National affairs, but they
cannot be successfully used without modifca-
ton in the control of Provinces.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

The Maine Democrats seem to be trusting
entirely 80 tleir alliance with the Greenback-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

The assembled Greenbackers at Utica are
evidently impressed with the fact that they
are holding their last convention, for they are
taking as much time about is as they can.
They did little yesterday except decide
between the contesting delegations from New
York City. There was not even a speech from
John Juniper Junio. who was probably hold
ing himself back for tremendous effort to-
day. 1t is his last chance, and it is with some
reluctance that we break the intelligence to
the public that hereafter they will have TO
struggle along without this annual appear
ance of j. Juniper in the political arena"
He rose with the Greenback party and he viii
fall with it, If he stops talking soon enough
to-day the Convention may nominate candi-
date for Governor. The sentiment is said TO
be strongly IN favor of straightOut Green
back ticket. This makes the prospect dismal
for Judge Church. but luminous for " Dick
Schell.
The Maine Democrats seem to be trusting
-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

Judging by the discoveries made by the
Health Officers on the East Side. the model
tenement-hOuse of the future viii have to
contain a separate apartment for poultry.
Even then the occupants may .object to
having the ducks, geese and hens removed
from their lodgings beneath the family bed
stead, where they now repose by dozens and
fifties " Is it possible" asked a tourist of
PADDY, in Ireland, that you keep the pig in
"tbe house with your AN why not,
"sorr9 Sure isn't there Everything in it that
"t the craythur would want 2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-18
Itching Piles

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton intense itching, increased BY scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as if
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, the private parts are sometimes af-
fected and if alio we'd TO continue, very Sc
rious results may follow DR.. Swaynes All
Healing Ointment is pleasant and sure cure
Home cares We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles. The symptoms were as above
described; the use Of Swayne's Ointment in
short time made up perfect cure.
j. W. Christ, Boot d Shoe House, 344 n.
I'd street, 7. G. Weyman, Halter, s South
Eighth street. Philadelphia.
Reader, if you are suffering from this dis
tressing complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald
Head. Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any crusty
or scaly skin eruption, use Swaynes' Ointment
and be cured Sent by mail to any address
on receipt Of price lin currency or postage
stamps,) so cents box. thu Jokes sl.25.
Address letters, DR.. Swayne Son, $50 n.
Sixth street. Philadelphia. No charge for
advice. Sold BY leading druggists. In Lam
caster by JAS. A. JONES. 2ayl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-18
CALL AND SETTLE.

Those indebted to the I'M
dersigned by account or note
prior to January lst, 1879, are
hereby notified that payment
must be made before October
18th, 1879. II not paid by
that time they will be placed
In the hands Of an officer for
collection. The interest of the
undersigned, Samuel Wood
house, in the firm of Wood
house Il Morse has been sold
to Clinton Woodhouse; and
the firm name will remain the
same as heretofore.
WOCDHOUSE & MORSE,
Bloomington, Wisconsin,. 2ewss