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New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

Remember that this Is a fight for the whole
t,ck,t.
IL Is noticeable that no Democrat has been
able thus far 10 set mId battery in operation against
Cornell.
The Republicans of Oswcgo have begun an
oll-fashioncd canvass They have erected IA w.gwam
capable Of seating 5000 people and wll dedicate 1t this
evening.
Democratic figuring on the election brings
Ia mind the boys calculation on the success Of his sh-
Ing excursions " II catch tns nsh I'm after ana
more, III have three
The call of the Juvenile scratchers for the
names of the Republicans who are willing 10 scratch
Cornell Is given "A conspouous position the Demo
cratic papers oi the interior.
The Robins on Tildcn organ Mt Albany makes
a weak attempt to he numerous the Kelly meeting
In that city last Friday evening Tho laugh Will be on
tho other side ~ the mouth when the DO
counted election night
Beebc was one of the committeeman ap-
pontsi to visit Chenango County and confer with the
local Democrats. but failed TO appear at the appointed
time and place Perhaps he hadn't sufficiently
cred from his trembling nt.
Ex-senator Parmenter, of Troy, is very bit
ter in his denuncaion OF the Kelly bolters He has
douhtess forgotten how he bolted the nomination
OF Democratic Assemb lyman and expressed his right
eou. ignaton this chcice languages have been
called upon 60 swallow the whole Democratic hog a
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

employed before the war. and will have the
effect of putting into circulation new class
of paper, namely, certificates representing gold
actually on deposit in the bank. Had the
same gold been deposited in the Treasury 1t
could have been represented in circulation by
grecnbacks only, since the issue of gold GER
tificates has ceased, and the amount of green
backs to be issued at any time is limited. 1t was
proposed last year by Mr.. Tappcn that the utliza-
tion of bank reserves should be accomplished
by an arrangement of open deposit account
by the banks with the Treasury, and under
that plan the Treasury would have kept the
entire coin reserve. The plan now adopted
will lead to the rapid accumulation OF n large
coin reserve by the banks, and will In that
respect render them more independent OF
vagaries of legislative or executive action at
Washington. BY setting free the gold held.
too, it practically adds to the effective cur
rency.
1t is well that the banks are getting into
safer condition For the volume of business
both speculative and legitimate. continues
enormous, and the speculation both in stocks
and IN products has been pushed so far that a
reaction must be expected at no distant day
Prices of iron have been raised 50 rapidly that
imports from Great Britain become large
again, and The EconomiSt of London states Con
Saturday. October ID that 5000 tons were
shipped last week to this country, while orders
now being executed amount TO $1,000 tons.
On the other hnnd. the speculation III bread
-tuils has certainly checked the exports in
some degree, though they are still large-the
value of all domestic EXPORTS ior The week
ending on Tuesday last was S9,42Oso2.
Exc S,iye speculation in products will
soon cure itself, however and IT Is
but fair 10 ,ay tnat the d,mand ior iron 50
Greatly exceeds the supply at present that it Is
not iHfrcquently found impossible to get or
dcrs executed 1T any price earlier than Janu-
any. the volume of Legitimate 5u-incs, l. very
large. The payments through Clearing House
last week amounted 10 %741, 40, N in
crclsc Of - per cent over the corresponding
week last year, aud. excluding all transactions
arising from sales of stocks, the increase wa,
from 30 to 10 per cent. The gain in the vol
ume of business, exclusive of stock tran,lc-
don-, continues larger at New-lo orI than at
amy other chief ely. though the increase at
Chicago and at NrW-Oleaus was about 81
rcr cont during the iiIst week of October.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
GOLD ND RENINESS.

The bank statement of Saturday showed n
beginning of recovery in the reserves. Ordi
na,llv, an increase would hardly be expected
earlier than the third week in OctObcri aud
the return of currency to this city from the
West has not yet commenced. although ship
ments tnithcr have been much diminished,
while the shipments To the South are quite
large But for the importation of specie the
banks would undoubtedly have sustained
further loss OF reserve, as the statement shows,
indeed, for the legal-tender reserve was reduced
81. .G55, 900 during the week. part Of this
went into the Treasury, for the currency
balance in the Treasury increased from
SlG.Sl9.173 81 on Saturday, October 1. 10
SIS, PSI, CAB 20 on saturday, October II, and
some paIt of this increase had its effect upon
the bank averages. The controlling fact was
that the specie average increased $2,417,2OO
Undoubtedly this represents only n part
of the actual increase during the week, Tor
the imports of specie from the Ith TO
the 1OIh inclusive. were S3,44O. .l2G: the
Assay Office paid out to the banls over
81 coo, 900, and the coin balanccof the Treasury
was reduced from Sill COS, 6n II October
4 t. S135,C1t3O7 9S October II. This loss
of .s6.5G4, 1888 46 during the week will pIoD-
ably have an effect on the bank averages of
next week, as there ave no considerable ship
ments of specie to the interior, and the banks
will gain, under their new arrangement for
Utilizing specie IN exchanges, nearly rs much
rs the Treasury loses. 1t Ii worth while t.
notice that since the Treasury has begun 10
pay ont gold, she receipts of gold coin fol
customs duties have greatly increased. In
July only S27,5O0 IN gold coin was thus re-
ceived in August, $4,000; in September
$lO4. 600 but in only nine days of October
s253, 900 in gold paid in for duties
Such payments will be apt to become still
more frequent when the Treasury dsburses
gold more freely, and the bank arrange
ments for using the coin have been carried
out fully.
The utilization of gold reserves is regarded
on all hands as step of ereat importance
and benefit. AT the meeting on Tuesday
the Clearing House resolved to make
the Bank OF America the common store
house of all the gold held by the banks
and to accept IN settlement of exchange
balances the certificates of deposit of gold In
that bank. This is retnrn To the methods
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

cd many times. and have taken 1t n. tail and all but
there are hoEs thai ! vii not swallow"
Chittcnar 90. Madison County, has vigor-
ous Kelly organization. over one hundred names are
on It's roll pledgod 10 vote for john Kelly. Amonx
them % the Lest and most Influential Democrats
IN tie town. The following are gwen specimens:
T. Pennock the largest land the town aud en-
poyIng forty or ifty men ID. ID. Malrath prominent
lawyer; :. q. BrnhcrEoH, ). H. alraih, a. T. Hall.
Reports nom tAitieuangO are not given prominent
place ia the b0binsOn organs.
The Democrats sent ont from this city 10
confer with lie rural brethren are trying to encOurage
the hay-lot and chcese-press section Of the party by
promising that Koily VIII get 1000 votes
IN this cty aud 900 IN Brooklyn. and that Robinson
will cad Cornell by 10000 votes in SeWY0gk City.
There viii be lively hall-f Milling " any % thess
Democratic commtieemcn happen 10 meet Ge.
udcd party friend from the country after election.
The nomination of Isaac Y. Baker, jr., Of
CoIDsfocks Landing. Tor Senator the Troy DiFct,
means a thorough canvass and Republican victory.
Mr. Baker uueronds tho art % getting votes. and
may taken FOR granted that this seat in the senate
which Is now held by Democrat vii be redeemed.
The nomination was practically unsnimous as al other
aspirants cnef iD h favor. lie has before car
RED the District. which IL unchanged under the new
appOf0nBcnt except IN its numerical DESIGNATION, agd
De can 10 % again
Late nominations for the Legislature For
Coun,.esl. A. . Warner. Democrat For Senator n tho
XXXfh District lNiagara. Grnesee, Livingston and W.
Oming Counuesl Charles r. Wadsworib. Democrat,
brother " the Republican candidate fr Controller For
As-snlDi, 90 tAr IIld District Of Oheda, lfWir -
Powell Democrat. in -cnOhfrie touttt-b. n)imlh I.
ia. df. Republican lr Assembly map IN tAe IL D-irlct
In, County, john ~. laugnlu, Democrat iO A.-ri-
ny'nau In ll Dlsfilcf ta-Iti j. DreSch-r. Democrats
f,r Ass~n1iyIIau On thc III Washington D.lIl H l.
DAVIS. ID uiuc,at For ..emg gf n %, CON l,' Dia'4e.
Ol Queens County. ~. II. Van Ayrk ID m0crat.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

will be much more serious reflection upon
his judgment as practical politician II 1t
turns out now that he has been drawn into
the support of measure whose practical
operation will defeat his own honorable am
bition.
1t seems to lis of the highest importance
that the Republicans should carry the State III
November, and that the work of the CANVASS
although only members of the Legislature are
to be chosen-should he Immediately begun.
The only danger is the old one ofsgenerai
apathy. 1t takes good deal to wake up the
Republican voters of Connecticut, and there Is
but little time left in which to do 1t.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
5nGet 10 AcprrneemcnIs.

ANlsrNr~fs- 81 FGQe-6th column
RANKTNG ANp IiNANCIAI-sM fU1e 81 colunlh .,..
BANklNo HouSHs AND BANhEKs an Idgc-oth oo'utnn
BOARD AND kOONs--3d fGgs 9th column
BUsINFss CHANCEs--IM PGOe- Oth column
BTsfNies NnrCIs-4th TdGc-lst coiVmh
COPARrSFr.iiIp NOrlCFs-Sd PTgc-ofh column
CoHroRATION NOUctS-1h FdGe- 6th oOiunlu'
COUNTRY ROARD-3d f0gt-Ath column
nAN,lNc ACApENIE>- 6N PGGc-4th cominn-
plvlufNp NoIICis-7M FCrs- 6fh column -,
Dry GuOps-Sd gGge-9l. 81. an ana Sth columns
fVpOpEAN AnNENIISNNtNI>-ftt f"gt- ON Vo4N--''
FlNANflN--n f0Ge- 5tn and Oth Columns.
FTvNrTrNf-3f YGgc-3N column.
GRATfS ANB FENpFRs- 81 FOgr--2d column
HnIp NANTFf,- 6th YGJe-ath column
lCf RHAN-3d fdOc--2d column.
iNsrRT CrioN- 6h rage 1t. 2d ana 81 coi"iA''9'
Law SCEOots-6h FGGc-4th ooumn
IOsT AM FoJND-7M P0gs-6ih column -,
NagrfAcrS AND DEAIii--1ia fUqf-ftN ''.",hn. g.,
NIscvIIANror--3 gacc-4h column :" IGge-f'"'
9Th and 6th coiumns.
NV PgNrlcATlONs- 6h PG0r-lst 90 INN.
POM, Al NOIICFS-5n PCDt-3fu ana uthcoi"h"S'
ITOfosals-6lh F00t-5tH column.
MAI fsTAIE- 81 PGOc-2d cal''mn , ,, .
gi-rA1IoNs WNNUu-MALFS- 6h Fd4f-'ih CVlu'"" >
FxNalrs- gN aus- Ash and 5th columns.
sIlcfAI No1lCEs-5H laSc- 5tn cor ulih , c..
sqrApPoAls AID EAlLROAns- Ofh f00e-'th "b" ''-
columns. a.. -,.
efFANTRs-O OCTAN-9d Pace 81 ana AN Columns
TEttnFrs- Oh Page I'm column
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If there has been any fear that Mr.. Curtiss
course in recommending the scratching of the
Republican ticket had the sympathy of any
number of the Richmond County Republicans
all doubt is efftctually dispeled by the action
of their Convention on Saturday. Mr.. Curtis
was not present, as had been expected put
sent = letter defending his course and embody-
ing his resignation as permanent chairman Oh
the County Convention. II would seem that
the resignation was hardly intended to be ab-
solute. but rather that the Convention might,
in acting upon it, signify its approval or DIS
approval of the writer's course. Mr. Curtis :
language is that he offers the resignation that
"the members may have an opportunity OF
"declaring whether in their Judgment the
"interests of the party can better be promoted
"bv IFS acceptance" IL was accepted with
only three or four dissenting votes.
Secretary Shermans speech at his home in
Ohio Is compact summary of the grounds
upon which the Republican party brings It's
indictment against the Solid South. In TINS
ne alludes to the difficulty OF dealing
effectively with the Southern question, mas
much as there j. no physical means OF pro-
tccting the freedmen. The state Govern
ments Will do nothing; the National Govern
ment can do nothing. There is no way of
protecting voters in the exercise OF their
rights no WY of securing impartial iulics, no
way of preserving the Sanctity OF the mails;
there are not even the necessary appropriations
to enforce the revenue laws. The shortest
road TO relief for the blacks lies in the soiidi-
iication of the decent sentiment of the North
against the murder method in politics. The
Secretary was guilty OF no oXaggoration when
he said that the election of the Republican
ticket in Ohio 10y large majority will do
"more to secure thc rights of the freedmen
of ,he South than an army with banners"
When the shotgun Democrat OF the South
secs that the very means which he is using,
with brutal stupidity, to obtain control OF the
National Government. threaten to keep him
out Of it forever. he may perceive the eXpedl-
ency of conducting political campaigns after
the manner Of civilized people. And what
Secretary Sherman said of Ohio is true III
every word OF Now-l ok
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

The shocking tragedy ot NoF-Rochcie,
.vhsIs IN old merchant, being mistaken tor a
bursiu. was shot by his nephew, ls an i'm
rre,siyc warning agaiu~. the 100 ready use OF
firearms. 4 large majority of the people who
k.p pistols about are Lot competent to Use
then.
Ii~. Keliv savs. H. his Troy speech That hc
thinks ,he Repu6hcen party has made II clear
that ". ,ldcn Attempted 10 hnbe the e'cc-
tofai hoard. to give Inn the Presidency.
Whatever nav be his personal feeling
toward Mr.. Tilden, Mr. Ko.y is powerful
Democraii. leader, and this Is an interesting
admission.
The EprN sh physician who was robbed or
Frilav uirht must have had remarkable conf
deu,c "a his z, How man, or have cherished a
,,reat onimosIn toward banks AID sate-de-
nosit couranie, Eighty thousand dollars in
money is a lsrae sum to keep in wooden
b.v in a boaldis g-hOus., ami the wonder is,
not that hc should nave lost part of his wealth
hv tl. robbery. bur that the thief should have
left anything bern' e
At present when the Republican party ~
France is in danger OF being rent by Con-
sentative anG Radical feuds, the election yes
terday OF Ilumbert, y turned Communist oi
a violent type, to ~ seat IN the municipality
of Paris. viii increase IA uheasiness winch
revolutionary projects IA We recently oec.'-
stoned IT, however, the T. Government treats
rho Socialist ag,tators with -e same naughty
indifference as il manifested I'D ics"'" q" inc
Ieeitir,ists, who lately celeba ied tAc bif'h-
dav of the Count DE ChamN u" ~ pubic
banaue,s, it will prevent the IA r'ohed COM
,nunis. from becoming hero IN he es'ind-
tion of the workingmen By fave Iihs ehl''e
amnesty for the returned c0nyicts. VahOe'I.
seems determined to do bis part in l'dhclnS
Them TO the level Of commonplace ueiha-
gogues.
/, was a slip of the tongue that hh ri'u
twenty souls into eternity at Jackson. The IA IL
road officials wanted to use the main tracA
iust NJ the time when the Pacific Express was
dne the telegraph operator was asked where
the tram was, and he SAID, after tapping his
instrument and seeming TO receive message
at il forty-five minutes late now, whereas
that WAS merely the report AT the last
etatioo from which word had been received
and the tram had made mp some OF Its
lost time in the interval. IL does not seem
inst. however, to place the entire blame upon
the unhappy operator. great as his lault was
II seems. IN spite of previous reports, that tue
.sxpress train did not make uo all "t 'i- LOST
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

time before reaching Jackson. 1t was past
due when the freight train moved upon the
track--a risk which ought hardly to have been
taken under any circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
amnsemenis ano Mecnnes Co. Niuht.

DAYS TnTArRE-" Divorce" .,,,,
r1sru ANESUE IHEATRE-Opcra Bouue: Daioe
Rlcue."
HAyFRtN's ATRF--" Hobbies" =,
Nyv Ytrk AQUARIUM H. NJ :. Pnsfore.
pAKK TRrArvK-"O Our American Cousin - -
eI~ Fr1~rIsTo MlNSrRHIS' OpERA lOusp-Nariety.
sTANrARr IBvATRF-" Merchant Of Venice
TNtpN SoyApY inUATRf-" Nv Partner
Woop's BROADWAY TBEATRf-" Brie a-hiac
MArAtks tutA1RN-" Contempt OF Court
A,rrRrc,~ INSTITUTE -ENhoiiion. Day and Evening
fsut.kfNfNG UNII-iosrav II Concert
Mkrf.oN sou ARE GARDfN-Woiklng Match
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GnslUcss y oll1es.

"ALDfRNTY BRAND
Trv n'wsvs NNNiN N>'r ---H
HANS PIlLs.-Grat English gout and rhcN-
rate remedy. oval box II round o'' Soi' NJ q" D-'
Ro,kwoOD'> IMPERIAL CARDS, sN O'liliS
,,i dozen. n Unfon 81. above rharv
rRIBrNE EXTRA No. -
rcr..s II laist and ue, nf,ru aon about the ne" 81
,trHtslors Of COLORADO sna ti.e le-ouFceso OF Texas.
Ilite "a cents
Address
THT TugiNr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
stout and well-Gtling clothes give to their


In view of the pltr ,tic utterances Of certain
members of the Gate CITY Guard Of Atlanta, Georgia,
who are now visiting tnis city under the command
OF an ex-Confederatc officer. It Is fair inference
that there must be in many if not all the South
States a large body OF patriotic Uni0nists; and
the question why their influence is not more prac-
tcally felt naturally arises. Do these Southern
soldiers who, in Nrw-York, keep step 10 the
music OF the Union. succumb to terrorism
az hOmc7 They have an excellent opportunity OF
doing the Nation a good service, if they would bnt
show themselves as thoroughly imbuod with Union
sentiments there as here. II does not require much
moral courage with the wine flowing and the
music sounding for respectable ox-Coufed-
crate soldier to declare how thoroughly he has
been reconverlcd to Union principles; but We
heartily wish that some way could be devised
Of bringing the same healthy political sentiment
into action in those localities where ~ would he
much more valuable. We believe and we always
have believed that large number of Southern cii-
zrns have really no sympathy with the violent law
breakers about them; but we should HSc % find
them exercising ttc more influence, for instance,
in the jury boxes aud at the polls. We should ike
10 this moral courage if il exists. asserting itself
in keeping the peace, in putting down bandits.
and in making every Southern county ste place.
for au honest and pracrahlc man. blac. OF white 10
hyc III The time wll undoubtedly come when we
hall not look ia vain for a reasonable degree OF
.cli-as.eiton ON the part Of tncsc cxConioderatcs
who are sincere in their Union proie,taions. II
cannot come too soon; and there wlil be no salts
factory pence until n has come.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13

The Democratic papers say nothing aNOut the
shoot NJ oi tie black postmaster, Mn 10y "a South
Carolina Democrat. whom his color oNaspcratcd.
but tney occrpy good deal of space with discus
sion Di the momentOus question, Can negro
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-13
SYaEEsFES SALE.

By virtue of an execution, issued out Of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
in anil for the County of Humboldt, State of
Nevada, On the llth day Of November, A. d.
1879, and to me directed and delivered, for a
Judgment, by confession, recovered in said
Court on the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1879,
in favor OF YEo CHUNG & COMPANY,
plaintiff, ard against TIE HUMBOLDT IRRI-
CATION AVID DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
defendant, for the sum of a ,655 25, together
with costs aud disbursements amounting TO che
sum of SO, AID accruipg costs, have on this,
the 22d day OF November A. d 1879, levied on
and taken in execution the following described
real property, &c wit: Dam across the Hum
boldt river, situated on The S w quarter of
Section ?, Township 2s, Rolth range, 81 east
Mount Diabl) uefi6ia1 also one ditch or ca
nal, with Ell s1perstsUetures and improve
mcnts, running ip q southerly direction dis
tance Of eisdt miles, more or less, from said
dam TO what is knosp as the Big Meadows, in
Humboldt County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that On
saturday, the i3ih Day of December.
A. -. 1879,
Between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning
and five O'clock in the afternoon, viz: at 2
O'Clock F. NJ. in front of tie Court House, in
the town Of Winnemucca, Humboldt County,
Nevada. | vail sell, at public auction, all the
right, title and interest Of the said defendant,
QHe Hum0o'dt Irogatioa astd Development
Company, o.. 10 and 10 the above described
pr Jpcrty, to the hi hest bidder for cash, to sat
isy said execution, costs, and accruing costs.
6. NJ. MILLER
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemueca, November -, 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-13
SHE RIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued out of the
District Court Of tte Fourth Judicial District,
in and for the County Of Humboldt, State of
Nevada on the 10Th day Of November, A. b.
1879, and TO me directed and delivered. for a
judgment recovered in said Court on the 25th
day of November, A. u. 1879, in favor Of
CLAY q KAUFMAN, plaintiffs, and against
THE HUMBOLDT IRRIGATION AND DEyEL.
OPMENT COMPANY, defendant, for the sum
of sl,6sG 80, together with costs and dis
bursements amounting to the sum of S73 Is,
and accrUing costs, | have on this, the 18th day
of November, A. H. 1873, levied on and taken
in execution the following described real prop
erty, TO Wit:
one dam across the Humboldt river, situated
on the s. W quarter Of Section 2, Township 2S,
north range, ~ east Mount Diablo meridian:
also one ditch or canal, with all superstructures
and Improvements, running in a southerly di-
rection distance OF eight miles, more or less,
from said cam, to what is known as the Big
Meadows, in Humboldt County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that On
saturday, the 2Gaa Day of December,
A. ID. 1879,
Between the hours Of o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon, viz; at . o'clock
p. NJ, in front of the Court house, in the town
of Wnnemucca, Humboldt County Nevada,
will sell, at public auction, ali the right title
and interest OF said defendant, The HumJotdt
Irrigation and Development Compaay, OF, in
and TO the above described property, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said execu-
ton, costs and accruing costs.
C. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada,
Winnemucea, November 10Th, A. ID. 1870
81 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-13
BULLION TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds Of mines for The quarter ending Septem-
Der 30th, 1879, is now due, and payable at my
office in the Courthouse Of the County Of
Humboldt, and that the laws for its collection
will be strictly enforced.
L. l.. RICHARD, County Assessor.
Tinnemucca, November Is, 1879. nlS-Av
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E'oSTPefEsEEXT.

The above sale Is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, Janufry l2th, 1850, at the same
time and place.
G. VI. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnenucca. New, Becenoer II, 1879.
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