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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
We annex currcat closing quotations:
TheTc rs - artIvILY III SAC JONI. bnt -

There was less activity N state bonds, but Louis
lana cou,ols were weak and lower falling from
prcttr much neglected, though Aiabdmas, { lass &.
to-day sold al =. aud Missouri u, of 1857 al 100
There was nothing important i'm city bank stocks,
and oul. small dealings were reported To-day
Gdllatu ,Ji sold al l33, and Bank Of Republic 20
al 100.
Railroad bonds were largely dealt IN, aud several
hitherto neglected Issues were ADDED 10 tie active
list. Notably was thlt tlue OF Kansas Iaclhc~.
which reached high !lJurc-, and to-day The trust
receipts sold Al 37l4 45G7s with coupon certificates
AT 1l3 X, and income, No. il and No 10 at 50 and
@Ol2 The Missouri Kansas and Texas t.
sues were m smart request to-day, fI9is
rising 10 50, and s,condt to 2Oi2. Jersey CcLtIas
were barely steady cOnsOl5 S6l2GS64, convert
bles SJl2, ana adjustments down to -. Canada
Southern hrais showed no recovery sales, 70
-. Joseph IS being strong at llOS5, and irs's OF
c., C.. and J. {. at OBJ ONO and Mississippi
seconds sold al 81 @3l2 and WIDoua and IT. Peter
seconds at 1Ol.
The money market during the week was more ac-
tive. On Saturday the extreme rate wts 3, but IL
'iterW ard advanced 70 7, falling to-day to3a4-
,hls Oh miscellaneous collateral: ON Government
bY United states bonds are quoted az follows: GO
10 30 DAYS, per cent; four months, lc per cent.
On other approved Stock Exchange collateral the
rates are now follows: GO 10 90 DAYS , Der cent
cent. Prime mercantile paper \ 800 per cent, and
dull. Not long ago ton Oh twelve OF our leading
banks agreed to raise the discount rate 10 1 per
cent Oh ut least TO make that the minimum rate.
of the number found II necessary 10 take paper at
lower rAte so that there Is not any uniformity
of action. The United States Treasurer at Wash
ington to-day received 100000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
1880 600 and tho internal revenue receipts GZoU,-
900 Tho following Is the Clearing iJuse state
nent to-day Currency exchanges. IB3,9Oi ,2l3 /;
currency balances 81. 0Oo. GO For the week; Cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

auction s,I,s sunn,inr all artnal wants prices nclinea
60 Trcgu.rity; Liverpool House Can1el 81 Gs1s
e',, staI Ii provincial slat4 90 currency: Ptnl-
svlvania and Wcsim0reand cas- - % W-' ugin'a'
:. Is Cumberland Brnadt0p ami Cledrne" Sf"f' 80 80
tbrl lie a. 1888 80 by the cargo
CNFnLI~. Iu DiiHg ,le unchanged
CUICCORY-gWct, unchanged.
COCOA quiet ana foniUay unchanged 100 ar r,
CoVTI.t- Rio quot. unchanged saos ',' pat
h D. iro * berin,r 2UGO Memuon," 900 s1hi0s *
ard Berlin" terms not tiAnsfftn :
olr, 10 ur1o clrg0es dl6c. Mild grades thei al lI'
WrCIo,SSprRAcE sTnCK-In modera request and eener
ally steady. ,..f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

UlEhesr. Lowest Fen. IA. Fc5. 81.
.lOG-A 1864 lOb.- lD5A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

The following Ia Il comparative statement 0i tGe
exports OF specie iInm the port Of N"w-Nuih ID
foreign ports from january ! 10 this date, !ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

DROOKLYE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-Ten
sf.;es per with ad isaiUn uUAyt Tor sale
.r 800 address vs.. o. D.. Tribune ONCE
IAr SrnCKS a Citv R.R. Nlorse and Elvt'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

AHN.rE-..s auJ Pr.ooty1 D.- -ror5s r1I4!so1H sIs
g.. 8.o... % iayr... I.l. securities dealt 3D. l.
GEO. IT, PRLNTIoS.
90 V Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
LANES LIEN BILL.

c-a,,- ~ ,--',L;--- --.,---7 =,
- e I ,',',(.. 0''7 .7l,: IL
tr,rsnortnn and s,l,ino oo,,sdd - ha ,assad .
n,s+ ar;I o,,d d;.honasf .,,.,,,,.7r,.,,,4 -, rho
+h.,r a,.;-tinl, lair, 49,. = r,.,,;l~1 .l,n, H.
,..n who d;d tho ,l,,,,,;,, a,,.1 .nI;t+ia,, a,,d
c,rlioo- -tba ax,,.n and a4J,.r l,hnrors
sboe1d have no lien nnon the wood cho,,ad
b. them in the event that thnir bosses the
s,,h.c,nt,ac+,rs far, +1 ,,,,,,,a, o,,,<o.,ad j.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
MAKE THE PENALTY SUFFICIENT

In conversation with one who is interested
in seeing local railroad companies com
PEELED under stress of fine or forfeiture to
obey the law which requires annual reports
from such companies, he expressed the opin-
ION that they should be subjected to a penalty
Of not less than one hundred dollars day
for non compliance. They would pay that
small plttance with great cheerfulness They
would rather pay five hundred, aye, thou
sand dollars day than make a showing OF
their actual gains. The probability is that
one mans profits from local railways in this
State are not less than one hundred and
twenty five thousand dollars per month Sup
pose his gains to be half that SUN. Is it not
to be supposed that he would rather pay five
hundred dollars day than, through the pub
liclty of his enormous profits, have the peo-
pie informed of the fearful drainage put
upon their industries by the Transportation
Tax levied in his selfish interest! Nay let the
penalty be sufficient to compel these merci-
less cormOrants to respect and obey the law.
The anxiety of these people to evade the law
calling for reports is shown in the activity OF
the lobby against this proposed penalty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION TO-DAY.

To-day by vote of each of its Houses the
Nevada Legislature will re-elect to the Senate
of the United States, the Honorable John p
Jones of Gold Hill. Six years ago he was
elected, after long, arduous and expensive
struggle. to the seat he now occupies. He
came to succeed James W Nye, The Incl
dents which Immediately preceded the cleo
ton of the Legislature by whose voice Jones
was made Senator were very extraordinary
We will not recapitulate the amazing and pre-
posterous charges which were lodged against
Jones by his then sometime competitor,
Sharon Perhaps those events had better be
forgotten or suffered to rest under the friend
IL cover Of silence. Jones's course is snlon-
didly vindicated He will be elected to-day
without oppottion. Two years hence will
Bus let us not anticipate! Sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof, Mainly through the
efforts unprecedented in their vigor and
scope and etfect-of Senator Jones toward
the re establishment of the duel s+qndard-
mainly through the very intelligent and mas
terful work of himself has the gulf betwc
gold and silver coin been permanently and
soI,Iv briIgod. This 5 a greater w.tk than
most public men accomplish lin lifetime.
1t is great thing to do. i shows that there
IS some use for a Nevada Senator. We CON
-ra-ul. tie M, Jones in advance, for the honor
which is certain 70 fall upon him: also w"
c congratulate the State and country upon the
retention in the public service Of 50 able, pa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14

HOMICIDE At BETLEyILLE.-Of a recent
murder at Beileyille, the Aurora Herald Of
Saturday says:
Yesterday week an affray took place al
Bellevie between two well-known citizens of
that place. C. A. Buck, who is the secre
tary of the Northern Belle mine, and Levi
Keithey, clerk of the water company, owned
by the Northern Belle corporation, had mis-
understanding about 3 80 in the Office of
the company No other persons were pres
ent at the time, and therefore the full par
ticulars are not known The result of the
difficulty, however, was the shooting of
Kelthly by Buck. The shot took effect i'll
the head and the injured man lived about
three hours. Both men bore unblemished
characters and were sober and always peace
ably disposed. The unfortunate affair is re
GREETED by all the friends and acquaintances
of both parties
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14

JAIL DELIVERY, Bill Pearce, the man
who murdered Sam Halscy, Esmelalda
county, at S~cetwatcr, last November. sue
eeeded in escaping from the Aurora jail a
few days ago. He WAS allowed the liberty of
he corridor, and while fellow prisoner was
asleep he raised window, dropped into the
;lrma of his friends who were waiting for him
n the outside, jumped on horse that was
prepared Tor him, and off for parts un-
,,nuwn So We learn from the H~,,H
Moved. Says the Esmeralda Hrjr'H OF
S ,turday;
We have been informed that W W Barnes
of the BoJnr Miner has removed the material
Of that paper to Benton, III Mono County,
nd will shortly issue paper NJ that point
Barnes is a good newspaper man-when h.
crlos
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14

AN EMPTY JA1L.--Says the Esmeralda Hcl-
aid of Saturday last
For the first time in many months the coun-
ty jail is empty, the las. occupant having been
Removed re nov to the countSkospital, under Charge
of DR. Dawson. This community, we appre-
bend, is becoming decidedly moral, though it
is about as easy getting out of jail now as get
ting in. However, wrong-doers need not take
this as standing offer, because the county
dads have ordered some necessary repairs to
the jail at which insiders won't laugh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

San francisco, Jan. IL utfIeS ttSIGI
tailor, aged 80 years, was found dead under
his bed at No. 4O1 Stevenson street, at II
O'Clock Friday evening,
Early yesterday morning Walter Irvine was
Murphy, COS Market street, where he had
been in the habit of sleeping,
Austin, Ian. 13.-Matthew Furth, aged 50,
an old citizen of Austin, shot and killed him
self this morning during a tit of mental aber-
cation.
Washington, January Ex-senator Chatfee
proposes to introduce bill to impose an I'll
riorem duty of two per cent. on silver bullion
he considers silver as nothing more than
merchandise, and entitled to protection as
much as any other article On the dntiable
ist The passage Of the Act would. in Mr.
Chatfees estimation, quiet the apprehension
E +1.>cc who fear that the single standard
European centers will throw their surplus sill
ser upon our market The Secretary of the
Treasury h. bought con>iJ.swha silver .ul-
lion from Germany recently, the bu'li"u
owners of that country having made special
contracts for the sale of bullion at lower Ing
and California
E.w York .Japparv IL The Toi+ad
States Steamer R,cb,n'nd which left the
<-...... y..l ~ S,t,rIav 70 ;oin tho As;a+ic
....olr,, has b,.r o.,,,,s .,'d s+o+a r,on,s
,o.,,.I. s..,..,;.r,,1 fo,. +l,, o,,,,,,.+;,,,, &C
o,,l ,, A., 1,t+o. +,..,...r.,.,. ..,.,;l
Nav, ,,1a},,,,,+ o.,.,,.,+s b,,-, ,,,, o3,1.l
.1.,.1;, ,l 41o ;,,t,,;l. e..;..... .,;,... :. ,
..1.,;.i .,,.nnaranco TL4 AI,,,i,,f.s cabin, 1..
54en ht|v,' up IN Snmptoons manner Tor the
xpreSs accommodation of Grant and suite
the ON US were selected for tuiS .n,cra'
.,.,,is.
-
'"'hSoi'ElIe, fi"lIo"' january i.---A 50
vere shock of earthquake was frlC lyge last
NIGHT abont l1:45. 1t lasted about thirty
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
SEMI-ANNual REPORT OF THE CuUNTY
TREASURER.
County TIRE ASURER's OFFICE,
CAR, CITY, Ornsby CounS!, Neyal

To the Hon Board of County Commissioners Of Ornlsby
couHtS, Nevada:
Genslern.n herewith submit my report Of the bust
Of the County TeaSurers office for the half year end
ing December 81. 1873.
On Of July, 1873, there in the several
eountL fumls Oh. Io!A VIM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
NEW ADvERTgsEME&T$.
F Furnished Rooms Wanted.

G"NTI.E7T TGMP0Rs3Tg.Y RE-
s siding in Carson desires Three Furnished Rooms
and Board in private family Inquire at OF W.
H. KING, Senate Chamber. jau14 It
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
BALANCES DECEMBER 81, 1873.


TRANSFERS
Have been made as follows:
From County School District No , Fund t" State
:ch nl District No } Fund. ........ ..-...... 81.
From Repair Fund To County School District
N'' = + iull :. '
From Repair Fund To General Fun'. .,,.....,., 800
From General Fund to General Fund ul54,tUIe
From State Fund to General Fund ............ t5 -
From General Fund to District Judges Salary
Fund &..s........-. FL T..
The Of nine hundred and tif.. i< l.N.r~
ZEN cents, rep ted az received from misc, l sources,
derived rrGl the State, expense in the PRS u a a.
The County Treasurer has settled with thc Nat"i"
Sa-c up the OH day If December ISIS, all has
rcr,ip. i.f DISCHARGE for the same.
Respectfully submitted.
FRED D. TURNER Coo}ts 'uI..~.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-14
SEMi-ANRu / apo IT Of THE c0UN
4uJITj3.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

VhNf7f'' NVUNI1 MN, JITI7ITTN
To the Hon the Board Of County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
rep Of the fiscal affairs OF the said county for the six
months ending December 30th 1878.
Balance hand at close of business June Both,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15

more or less influence. He has
sown the seed of reputation and
dishonesty broadcast all over
the State, and the bitter
fruit is being reaped, and
these utterances show that he is
still engaged in that infamous bust
ness. He would make the people
believe that they have done no
wrong in allowing their representa-.
tives in the Legislature to habit
ually violate their sacred obliga.
tons. lie would have them believe
lie that they may be damned, and
would rejoice in the fact of theil
political and social damnation, pro,
vided he can come out on top
The future of Tennessee is no
frightened at all by having a wis
Governor to administer her affairs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15

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ed with the greatest care Itzs
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satisfactory as ever 4
It restores gray CT faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
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BY its tonic properties 1t restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
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A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
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stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality I; and ]
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IS, 1879.

The Knoxville Tribune has
changed hands, Mr.. Franc. M.
Paul having sold out to Col. Moses
White and Frank A. Moses, Esq.
Mr.. Moses has been connected with
the paper for several years as
business manager, and consequently
is not without experience. It is new
venture with Col. White, but he is
well posted in political matters and
affairs generally, is a ready and
vigorous writer, and will doubtless
make his mark. We wish the
enterprise success under its new
management.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15
PURBLIND POLITICIANS.

No set of men who make any
pretensions to sagacity ever did a
more idiotic thing than did the
Southern political leaders when
they decreed that the South should
be solid. There is not an intelli-
gent man North Of the Ohio River
who does not know that Mississippi,
Louisiana, South Carolina and
Florida are Republican States, with
a free balloe. They know that the
fact that each Of these States
has a Democratic Governor and
a Democratic Legislature, can
be attributed alone 9 to 1.-The
powerful influence of the
shotgun in the hands Of Ku Klux
Klans, Rifle Clubs, White Leagues
and bulldozers. The Republican
maj critics have gone down. under
the blood of coIored and white Re-
publicans, who have suffered seourg-
ings, Whippings and assassination
These are the methods adopted tc
make the South solid. IF this
Esoliditv could have been brought
about by building churches and
Fschool-houses, and by resorting tc
the usual methods of a higher civ.
ilization, the influence upon the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15
He IRISH PEASANT
TROUBLES.

such as this country, with all its f.
nancial troubles, has never seen.
The peasantry, on account of fall
ureaof crops, high taxes and rents,
are almost destitute of the common
est necessities of life and with no
prospect Of getting them at any
near time in the future. Before
our late business boom, since the
great panic, the condition of our
laboring man has been hard enough,
God knows, but his hardships were
small compared with that Of the
starving irisbman of low degree.
What few manufactures that I'm
happy country did possess have
been ruined hy free trade, and their
employees are today without work,
without money, without food. 1t is
feared by many that another great
famine will spread over the once
happy Emerald Isle, and that ema,
ciated corpses, grinning skeletons,
furnishing men, women and children
will be left in its wake. ga 81
The leaders of the Home Rule party
in the Parliament of Great Britain
have determined to issue an address
to the world appealing for pecuniary
assistance to the Irishmen all over
the world, but more especially to
those in the United States. It is
stated that Mr.. Parnell, M. P, will
visit this country for that purpose.
No one acquainted with the eharac-
teristics of the warm>hearted, gener-
Gus Irish will doubt for a moment but
that the appeal will be literally an
sWered. All the money in the world,
however, as gift, would not meet the
exigencies Of the occasion, in our
opinion. It will give a merely tenn
porary relief, AS long as the pres,
ent Government of England lasts,
they may expect the same ruinous
wars, and with them, the same ruin
Gus taxes that has characterized il
in the past. Wars cost money, anC
money must be raised by taxation
IF the Irish peasant would put az
end to the causes that GRIND
them in the dust, they
must do it by emigration. Thi
is the only remedy that will have
any effect on the disease. If the.
could be induced to leave Irelanc
and come to this country, where
home and farm can be had for thu
asking, they would place them
selves in the high road to prosperit..
and happiness. If our adopte
Irish citizens would organize
movement looking to this end the.
| would do more for the perpetua
well-being of their distressed ex
countrymen than they could b,
sending them merely money for
, hundred years from date.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15


other section Of the country would
have been different.
But here We have the weaker
section aolidifying'by process that
is certain to antagonize the strong
er section. The weaker section be-
comes solid, by numbering the rep
resentatites of ideas that prevail IN
the stronger section. The result
can not be doubtful. It is a con-
test between the weaker and the
stronger, invited and provoked by
the weaker. What could be a nearer
approach to insanity, than the will
full, deliberate provocatioh of such
contest :? And yet the purb}lind
politicians of the South are doing it
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-15
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
No. 9,2ee.

Mo- T;ZCS.
Jas. S. Hall, VIM. B. Hall and others VS.. Alkaline
z Gibson and others.
IT APPEARING FROM TIE BILL WHICH
L is sworn 70 that tbs defendants, Alkaline
Gibson, James Hail. Lea Hall, William L. Hall,
A. J. Hall and J. FL. MoClain, are nen.residents
of the State of Tennessee. it is ordered that the
Chancery Court at Knoxville Tennessee. on the
first Monday in December next. 1879, and make
defense to the bill fled in this cause or the same
publ he'd in the Kroxgtlle Wing and Chronicle
for four consecutive weeks. s zs4a
A true copy Attest. Oct. Sth, 1879.
oct8.W4t M. L. PATTERSON. c. d M.