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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

The railroad bond market was very active for
tile speculative kinds and quiet for tie Others.
Central OF New-Jerseys issues became prominent lu
the dealings: cousols selling lSZ4-UOO' af 53l2U
lOO3i n IOOlo cOnvcrtlbles at lOO1iGlOl a lOUaf,
a1d incomes at 50. Lebgh and WkesOarre consois
advanced from Sill 10 S2a4 c., {. and l. &. tirsfs
advanced 10 per cent to- 50, falling 10
~, Ian the close, and the seconds sold al 29l20
2Saf a29. The recent activity and advance IN
Missouri Kansas Texas hrsts are accounted Tor by
r-I9rrs lar negotiations are pending for a work
ing arran cement between the company and the
CncaVa Burlington aud Quincy Company, INCLUDE
Tg-d.V. tie bonds advanced another 3 per cent 10
763s but reacted TO 1888, and the see
onds declined TO 327s The Wabash issues were
excited and higher; Toledo and Wabash seconds
rTsing . Great Western seconds / q. and then
raacting 1 per cent and II. Louis DIVISION tirsts,
selling at IO4GlO3 against lO2 Yesterdays Lues
also were higher cOusOis al u 4ZGI1+l funded 0s
al 76l3 and 81 gold cOnsOls at ll3. The general
hst was strong. Annexed are the closing quota
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
LrNE .r-cg MARKEr.-nY rELEGRAPH


BUFFALO July 3i-CAruE-Eecnuts today, 4-3 head
total inr tlc week Tins tar 500 e3 against ll5$t
head fHr Oh some time 1-f "rra 'nl.1Ha1 through go
MeIm quality: LIGHT proportion o Choice stock Coarse
HOug Steers 20 90. owesj oi -le season o.. 9i com
mon 20 FIr Steers az - Z1aes % Medium On Good. s -
e-4-- sos IL remain uH-1l mostly Common steers
IcI Cows and -pu gers active snl gIHr onF owing o
riuf Far SPINNING Heli.r7 - ass. Poor cows not
wanted. Eelss1a GD1Ito ClOlcc Light So 2'arJ %
-Harp AND L1gIs- Receipts to-day. 900 bead tnia
for ue week thus M $500 head, a- zoo mead last
week consigned ur0us' a- car, inA'i ... ana sl" at
Good western -aeer - i.055 70. export drlns &C.
-t5 uoad aust 1850 Inst eu-i through. H6
cars lI and Itclsc lOveri offerings generally
good quail Workers. - 5DE-t HraHu .ul ltra.N tIr
90 G.oH 3 ~54- one Loaf Extra, - 4O' Grasers 41 s'
tmciGo. Juy l-iI39s-Raea,pts. Ij.0'o head; SHIN.
Ucu. 1000 head; al -r DIES .7f-Nr lover mixed ics-
~ 20 market oseI wch. wtl Lom $500 20 10000 head
le:t 1ves. ~
mar.rt dull and slow except t1. B-i EXPORT tatje
which sold lUH-j I'D. Coon 90 Choice -Hpune, -ft
ass So bGr'l.rs .ir.aFf " .sil.is pen SOW. pul
steady. o. 81 ass d. tot COLORADO Texans Grass Texans
-ufal-ascrI1is. 1000 head quoted al - Goa 81 Is.
EA-r IrHEIY. Penn. July jl-Dt .r-E-Ieceipfs today
Irg read oi through Stcs 80 heat flT This market
ag f,lf Oh local. ~ rvtuiu- sold ont except l1a1-
which Will he ID pped on buyers are all gone prices un
CHARGED tl0 Ilaraet very tuI-
irG-- Receipt. TODAY. z-5J head making ihe total 'or
tae three aly- $3.50 uc-lj loA,ls, - ASA nhl
s,sr- Receipts today 800 heal; masking ne ,oal for
ts three days. ga hcll selling slow 40 sa1eti LALa
ef IONS. juIy -HoGs-Du1 YORKER 70 Baltimores
I0-, Tj Butchers Tp Fancy -5 ''o-5 % PACING
- IUu-s4ui receipts goo head shipments. Low M az
gAIua-Fl.r demand f.r Natives Icz- aau indians un-
cla- -a. receipts Loo leaF shipments. 4, 700 head.
-U.-P-U Unchanged receipts 700 heat smprae-ls o0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
LIVE STnCK MARKET.

NrwyoaE July 8l-BEEVES-Only 30 small Gra1s-f,-l
Bulls were received today, n01e u winch were waited and
the 3 or which carried over nom
eray Offered sale trfe vas 30 rac pa I've
The Washlu MsTart tIsic u Dressed Beer vas
fsr FOR All good Beet bul aud Medium Grades vent
az slowly al better pres. Cherokee and e1As sides sofa
M 10 and Poor 10 fOlcs Naive sides "a n 90
CALVES fresh receipts WeGn -be hedd-bt4 ~ ojlnf
1870 at Washing Market, and - ht yefseY ely loai
sce SATURDAY 8Bll head against 1881 heal for hc cor
responding LAST week Ine supply was smaller Tan
grnerav expected when huycr got 70 the }hfs ad
foud rather limited number u Caves a. tls pens n' eui
etlon soon became active and All Tic stock Was cleared o-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Ripcr. Vesse,s and Rriir1Itl
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. July 81. 1879.

AsIES-ouiet, unchanged.
COFFEE-dId truues quiet. steady: Java, % d2Jc:
MarlcIiDa u ia lb GO bags Curacao private
Grades -fy. active Ordinary to Prime
CIrgocs al &c. Pair do sc n.64g bags
* Colorado 2ui uags eX SIRIUS 4J2 bags Ernest
Dryer" Z.4%U bags " O. l-lusN" private terms
GOIION-~por- az dnuer dIu 100 bales
Of which 100 evening al for spinning purposes
delivered cDaTac 800 Da.cs Yesterday. Receipts az
TIE ports, l10 bales against 35l this Gay 80 this
lsst year; since september ], 4,4Z7Z bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Coco Ordinary Low IlIdllg "a
MIIdung
FUTURES quiecr poE,s lower. sales Yesterday
%. Los. 90 september lltt, Ia,
ll4J I5u lIJl, lL52 October lOSl 1913 iOo+' ll>2
November Iu cCeu1tf. 1919, IOJJ January, l0J'.
1905; February 1857 tOtaL 1900 Ile sales today up
60 D. august los. IL g. Hoo, ll3J pteubtI
II.tT II.-t IIIl. Il44 Il45 Has ll43. III IlJl.
ll52 10 Uctooer. 40 81. lnsl, lOS' 1919 1924 $50
lu-J lJ-, 1888 November, 1905, lUbI 10 81, lObI,
1 90 1851; December loo lAJ6. 1901, zoos. 100
Js 1860 1867 1900 1905 February, 1917; March
1880 tot 45.s bales grand Total b5auJ dies FIRST
Gala u-us, Lob lljr ll.yl October u.s., 1898
November lJ6; December, 10 81 lIjf February, lO1-i
March. ID-l total Loo bales -yconi Cali--epcm0er,
lsl OeToser. 1884 December l.~ tota 800 bales.
ThIrI CA4--spem1sr, II4t, l-46 November 1000. De
c-u0er. 1913, total. Loo bsta Futures closed barely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
B4YKIEG AND FINANCHL.

Alex rockingham & Co., brokers, IL Wail-st.,
York [e careful investments TOR customers,
h sums of SIS 10 $780, which frequently pay ten
to twenty times the amount invested. Ilelr
Wesklg Financial Report sent tIee gives iuINlAIoi-
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

II4g 30 IIjl, I52 October lOsl 1888 ios+, II IS
1905; FtOrusry 1857 1900 sales today up
70 ~ august iis' a. " ilsV' l e. S'e i5i
lI52 lLj OCTOBER. g. lu8l I0s 1919, lO - /. So
90. 1857, bSccnbsr i65 % lbs Io57 lbs 100
i0so 6t ,..' 80 bale; grand Total $500 bdes first
Gala u-usI, Lob lilo .yt o.ooer 10 -, Io''o
Msrcu I0-l total. 100 bales. second Cal--epcm9er
4 4n . h,g n2 IA MO Soy.mos ' iS5g: De.
ceH5eE 1913 total. Loo bales. Futures closed barely
''"'' rla AsKec BID Asked
segtsia,tr-.iLi5 LII laq.-fg i,asS i ig.
lob 1850 'oao
fLOGRASD MzAL-iLoUR-N sad superaae, weak
ana iatI,r pressed sale other GRADES scarce 'J'y
very demand, both export and nome sr'
LOO bOis lnciadias l.po yo7 "a! w E-I- - 80
55afs fo7 ne sho. range at'r Fancy 4.' btu, oo,.
81 Ijs IS So bais -ulerln- - 5o05l 40; $50 bb.,
Dernne Joqsl .O Common 60 Far Extra STATE, = 5og
p Dos 600" 20 Iaa,' '1-'-- -, r,.,, i
oUasj Common TO GOOD Extra Round Ioop Ohio ;. SOC
.l,l = ,lri 81 r.. raisat sos. chiefly u,i,hn me
sg - e. LAR to gg.i - aOs en- 20 o G'o ,l
wheat Extra. IS % - =; closing dull .--
5 -- ~ ,l. f.,.r q-5 s5. 1.hore 70 Fsncv h.,
5u0s7 uousilE 1000 ohs export i'T aus-s' 'l-ef1
maud .a.s- 10 5bs -69orlae s5 2Ors3 b ...,uRN
MEAL ,.eaay s-s 900 5Js HraHayRile - 30 weston
FgEIIGN FRTIrS-Hv auciOu safes 2.nI. boxes Naples
ORANGES - suG4I D 10000 Palermo Lemons. so
3, ID ~, steam c.rrcr.
EEAIS-WILEAI-N inter opened ItG'4c. higher. closed
.ag4ace D. d. lost export, large eDl-ltive bus.
Ness; -p.a- unsettled No. 7HiIs liiri lir' 30 ''
gr... below l1-c lower Jess a.Fss -U-, s57JHy bush
frr.as Including Rejected
So 3 pruG 9l-ag.ci so chicago and dll"auhce rri
IAHIt4 81 hJ4r- ',' w.
THerat.G WINTER lef t3H.0sI Ius ST.. BED. 81 % eN
81 I-lt. Amber. TT 4ht.lr 10
ral .... So .t. Has. IL D.. closing ~ 4r4I Ilss
T-.-F..r.. Au5.- III ID V.l lN.s Sd. Amber SO ll4.
80 iel. 81 lIa,f-I il UneraicI wnite = lo1sl "a
H. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

UOmtslIc CX'nauge on NoW-l ork az Int pTH-"3
named Is quoted as follows: savannah, SEA DIG
premium Char .stnu. l5Gli premium; NeN-Or-
leans, commercial lsa 3lG and bank Il premium ~.
Lo'us, II discount & ucdEO, Ito discount 20 TO
premium; B1stoN 12l2 cents discount" Tue
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
drmpfion. The cugtogrs receipts were $4,000,
and the internal revenue receipts were o3eJOJU.
The following is the Clearing House statement
to-day: Exchanges, $-GJ72.3O2; balances, 80
1850 The business ar the .ub-Ircasury COW
cred hecruts. s.. So, g79; payment p7,O9l 4C5;
currency balance S3Jg1J, 443 coin balance, FL -
J67.970.
Toe following were to-davs quotations for for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
RnAzIL coFFEt NARKEr

RIO .yyIRO July % Coffee market quiet prices main
. no change; Good Fl-srs jlyJ4O-JJ rais per I'D
slsS. Exchange u LONDON. -O"-i.
sAST0s July 5J-COEeoI46et very quiet prices nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
financial.
UFTiTE OF TUE , 7
Board or Cossa,,. oS-, .F 4APip I4 Asst

r..- ,. -,..Dl si ,A. ol 'I5 r. ,pr7 Tn ,NsTr
No54 sNCHAyGE PLACE. NEw-YO8k. July 20. 1879 )
gl DIRECTION OF The Board oil 81, SoIl i,Is
Arr 1879 4gaer aud t pursuance OF t.e Pl2sls1ls, ~
That .r sail g6Hmss olers hl cause sat DE BOOK OF -u-
po,,e and ORANGES under te PROVISION OF said az %
be- Aqown as me sJBl tbAN hAfiD 10 $50 az I ii
oei c M a, the barking olees OF tae rRr Trust Sl
he amount Of capital sock uvedat l5ooono divided
tAe i4h. 10 increase tAg capita. stock tiA gne ~ i
s,u1- by NOT less than tgeuJTo persons and on suD-c
d. pr value number shares subscribed by HIM
iet aay .a-cr5er 10 he c,t5i s,oc ana any ali
sep.ols thereto which a, 2, La 10 com llJg m rir
res Utols passed July 9, 1879 The Commissioners also re-
OF suaIes tnaa the number By hm subscribed
By order Of the Board.
CLARK, POST * MARTIN.
RAILWAY COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
F. W CLARK g. Co, fh.-aielpll D, - a,sas. 80;
H 1ii1 h = .iARrIyi $50 "-'- Fo,. & Co.
| COMMUNICATIVE We have this day
- formed eoParineraip Tor the tTan,acton 8 %l t r
name Oh CLARK. POsT& MAErIN. IA. p Nlssaust.
3. W CLARK & Co, Philadelphia.
HiRciif.a = Martin, jLiTiass55a, Post u Go.
New.Yor. July T. le73.
TOR AUGUST INVESTMENTS.
Columbus ana indianapolis Central Railway lists.
ST. Louis Taul ana Terre Eaute RI' obs. guar.
ina. Bloom. Western Railway lists and Zus,
uanviile. Crbsn8, com. and P.Au llk ISIS.
Chicago AMI ast Illinois ISIS. Incomes anu stock.
Missouri Pacific iidlN y BIDS
LIiAs. 4. VIM corner wall and Hroalw1v,
with a. ". Kinder t t... Dluhersl,
Gas STOCKS.
An NewYors and Brooklyn stocks and also all kinl
Of BROOKLYN uye-. melt securities dealt On 0y
GEO. II. PRENrls> - BhOAD-sF. y 4.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
BANKERS,
AND MEMBERS or THE NETWORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
Is NEW5T, NETWORK
sT0CEs and BONDS bought and sold on commission. also
carried as long as required on moderate Margin sECU
RITES purchased and fox sale at market free Of
mission. ADVANCES made on coat-rals. DEPOSITS re-
eeved subject to check On demand per interest paid
on all daily balances.
Our Office is next coor 80 the New York sock Eychaase
I GNG ISLAND CITY BONDS.
interest on Long Island CITY Bonds falling due August
1879 win be PAID upon OF thr e3goes az the
JOIN r. MORRIS, CITY Ireasarsr
Missouri COUNTY p
ST LOUIS CITY BONDS
J AIDES GAYLORD,
81 Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
.iOs soner 3oda7s.
- III rHrLAnFLrmA srocKs.


Union C0nsOidated has IeVel au a59esSneNI 0I
3 per share. r.-5
was ipht but prices were all higher, and the large
deal ers rspoIt heavy business over the counter.
me "a o. at tine stock Exchange covered, c2OOot
ronnon as. 1881. al 1915; $4,000 coupon - AZ
1O4ls: So. 900 c0uDnu 4, at 1925, and 023vuo
Registered at IU2lsd 1921. District Of Coinwnia
.}-s5s were easier, with sales 90 -. The market
oI..a.L .trn--. y NJ the flLLOMimE lnutaLIons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
s!tuat.ons UUanleo-aIa!es

EARDENER.-COmp understands fruit,
NJ flowers ana vegetDe greenhouse grspercs laying 0t
Dacr ADD lls single miIc.r-sgci slightest
reference long cxp,r-.c tA-s county around
CONT e.ans ace Address d. a., Tribune Uptown once.
]. 30 Broadway.
EARDENER.-By a married man, English
no e4cuuyrAnce served Igr che men IA
Dc ENGLAND and considered De- e
csss gardener L. years practical iCnce
country with srcenaJus cold gTaDces xmas
rts vegetables the raising and care OF fancy imported
stock. aisg skfN armer vile make less
Of butter would charge ~ poultry u
city references. Address IT,, IUUuue Uptown ONCE l253
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Money today was more active, and exceptional
loans were made at Z per cent. The closing ralr'
however, was 2l2a3 per cent. On Governments
the rate stands at about per cent Time loans are
quoted dt 3U / per cent. Discounts are dun. Ieal-
ing drawers scaling rates as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
6elp il1auleo.

WANDERERS AGENTS in every
W city IN Newlork and SewJ ersey Tor and vll-
ali article just large profits and entirely respectable
FOR good mca. g. h. PAGE, II East l4th-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

gsr 81 AFSAi
r. & ~--.- g. 100 125 4 T.. :. sag comp. lut 1859
~ .lt 30 11lI. IB8 o.. S. 'JI reg lNn-4 1909
81 es1s ~ Iu4lq C.S4 los .ouID. 1904 ..'s
Us ~. reg .... . o 20 !. s. ttJ'--'-.- 7 4.-i
T.. ~.t- soup--l'it4 10 L7-. ''e' '--.- 'rl
{. BE- ST. Icg-At- los L.st- OBJ Cot '-'''- -
State bonds were dull, but Louisiana consoIs
were better, with sales no 3Gl2G}Glt Ienns see
gs. Oh sold a.. 95l2 and Missouri g., 1850 or 1890
altos. Annexed are the quotations for state aud
rl1I r eiDuI bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

LITTLE PTT-sBJBG CONSOLIDATED MINING CONPAST,)
Broadway ,
NRW-YORK, July II. 1879 }
dividend No. 3.-Tha Board of Directors
~ have this day declared dividend Of s0o 200 zone bun
drt thousand io4rl 80 per tpar value
5000 the ta4t the of the
mss f0r tn month July l-1j payable 0tce % The
company and after August T.
Transfer books will 30 and reopen the Ith Of
August. G.D. q. LYMAN, ~ecTefary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
Dlploeno Nonces.

OFFICE or ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COHPAST.(
NETWORK. August l. 1919.
4 DIVIDEND of THREE (3) PER CENT
"a has by complnv payable the first
Of september next q the hors Of is capital ooc az
reg D. OF the 18th nsl after when. and Unit
the An september. the er uooss vii De ciosei
l.. Y. r. Ran DOLPH. Treasurer.
COUPONS Of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
~ OF the fol0Nln r0as due August will De- paid
presentation az she HANOVER NATIONAL BANK: The
Republican valley Raj way the AtcIson solomon valley
Denver Railway: the Atchison. Republican Valley and
pacI1 Pal wa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

OFFICE " THE MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILWAY CO..
DaEXEL BUILDING, NEW Y1.1, July -, lsI9.
NIEIDEND No. 4.-Ihe Board of Directors
h tins company have This day declared dividend ri W0
and onehaf q per cent the stock OF the
equivalent old ths
eaIfugs the months June 80. 1915 payable Il
the office dessrs pr-xe Morgan a. 0z and
after Tie l2th cAy Of august. 1873.
transfer books be closed
dav the eth y August until ~ u-say. te 18Th day d
August. 1879 j. p. CURTIS. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
Busness Cnauces.

DIAPER MILL MACHINEBI.-S4 and 4S-
inch cylinder mach mes i've eusin t0Hr r0ilIt-. fli
an the Other machinery OF complies Did, boo goo" ufir Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
EIFTY-FOURTH Dividend
Il HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

sent annual dividend Of i've 30 per cent payable 10
The Ullce o. the company, No. H. Broadway.
l. RE.f-EN LANE.
Nicc-prcsiCeut aud Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

AURSE.-A respectable American person "a
n nurse fully competont 10 take entire charge Of ~ infant
from rs birth cotton o.. bast
dress FOR week ~ L. D., 235 East ll0tht late
pllgeI'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
.rNrrNG cLorns MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. July The mar>-t FOR Print Cloth
has shown rrratrr rmue~s with good demand 10 rec n
fused ard moIriat. lC at which quotations "a
~..ra-t is strong for 6ux Cloths, J'i5c. asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

stocks wore American
Fourth National 80 ut
e the bids and Ott'r-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10
The shotgun VS.. the Plough.

A Washington special TO the New
York World conveys 10 the public one
of The invitations 10 Northern capital
and labor TO occupy the waste places of
South, which have become as common
as they are useless. Ii comes through
General Chalmers, member OF congress
from Mississippi, who thinks there is
now fair chance for Northan laberers
in that state. lie says that the table
land from Nicksburg TO the Loui lana
lines are capable OF sustaining very
large population and that they arc
almost entirely deserted. This is the
most healthy section of the state and
before the war ii was the most fertile
and prosperous. Many of the farm re-
sidences and buildings cost from Sl0,-
0C0 upwards, and the money TO erect
them came from the farms. Now
most OF them can be rented Tor sums
almost nominal. General Chalmers
thinks that the tablc-lands offer moro
advantages in every way to the white
cmmigrant than do the lands in the
West. There are, however, two sad
vantagcs,n which the West otter, that
are lacking in Mississippi. There are
personal freedom and protection of life
and property. Tho Northern emigrant
generally chooses TO go where il he pros
pers he can hope TO remain, and hold
his property unmolestcd; where he can
become candidate for public office if
he chooses, without danger OF having
his ambition cured by doses of buck
shot, administered through his back.
While the Yazoo policy prevails in
Mississippi, invitations like General
Chalmers, however childlike and bland,
will fall on deaf cars at the North. The
desert places will widen in that State,
ms the laborers and the white men who
do not care 10 bpll-doze nor TO be bull
dozed leave for regions where mob
rule is not the only law; and there VIII
be none TO take their places.
II will be a melancholy process this
depopulaiion OF fertile and healthy re-
gions of the South: but il will have Ia
go ON till the men who set the fashions
in that section see their folly ard change
their course. Till Republican institu- |
tions become established there, il Is |
Idle for the shotgun States TO invite
Northern labor and capital.-[Free
Press.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

THE TAKING or THE CENSUS OF 1880.
Gen. Francis Walker, superintendent
of the census, has issued circular Civ
ing instructions with regard to enumer-
ators. Enumcraive districts cannot
exceed 1000 inhabitants. The month of
June only will be allowed for the emu
mcration of districts, and in cities OF
over 10000 the census must be CON-
pletcd in two weeks from the first
Monday in June, and the whole census
must be completed in four weeks. The
superintendent for most districts will
name Il certain sum as the maximum
for each inhabiiant enumerated, eacl
death reported. each farm, shop, ETC.,
returned. In other districts the com.
pensation will not exceed 81 per day
of ten hours cast of the Tooth meridian
and sc per day west of that line. The
superintendent recommends the en-
ployment of township assessors, post
masters at small offices, country physi
clans and schoolmastcrs, as such arr
familiar with making out reports ant
can generally do the work.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

~ Uncle Sam has another expensive
and bloody Indian war OH his hands,
occasioned as usual by the unjust ag-
gressions Of the whites, and the inabili-
ty of the government to fulfil its treaty
obligations. The whole history of the
relations of the government with the
aboriginal races Of this country is a
shameful and disgraceful one. If the
indiana were only strong enough to
compel justice towards them it would
be far better for our good name, but il
difficult to see anything but extermi.
nation or absorption in store for them
1t stems plain that as separate tribes
they cannot exist side by side with fhe
white man.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

~ II Is said that number of the
large towns are going TO follow the ex-
ample Of Rutland and Brattleboro, and
put the prohibitory law strictly into
force SO that thirsty ones must 90 un.
relieved, with view to so disgusting the
people with the law as to secure its
repeal and the enactment of license
law. That is all right. Only if the en-.
forcement of the law is made absolute.
ly strict for reasonable time, the re.
sulting good order and small criminal
expenses Of the counties may possibly
90 commend the law TO the people that
instead of its repeal continued en-.
forcement will be their demand. Pro.
hibitionists have ever claimed that d
strict enforcement of the prohibitory
law would amply vindicate its cxpedi.
ency and wisdom.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

u Not little Indignation is express
sed among New York Republicans over
the editorials Of Geo. William Curtis In
Hsrpers Weekly, advising all who wish
to help In smashing tho machine to
scratch the name Of Mr.. Cornell, the
candidate for governor. The advice is
hardly applicable in view of the fact
that Mr.. Cornell was the choice OF q
large majority OF the Republican con-
vention, and his nomination was in no
sense brought about by any "machine.'
The animus of Mr.. Curtis opposition TO
Mr.. Cornell is found Ia the Intimate
friendship of Mr.. Cornell aud Senator
Conkling, to the latter of whom Mr..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

V- 1t is good suggestion that tic
cluse of spelling reform be taken up by
the newspapers. The present spelling
Of the English language is outrageous
and indefensible, and if even small
majority Of newspapers would begin to
drop the silent letters and improve the
resemblance between sound and spell
ing as far as possible it might be the
entering wedge of great reform. In
this connection we would observe that
the Bristol Herald deserves honorable
mention for its new and original efforts
In spelling.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-10

DEAD.--One thing is surely indicated
out of all the political din-thc Green
back party is dead. The remains may
be LETT above ground for some time, but
the living spirit has passed away. Re
sumption of specie payments, with the
successful maintenance Of onr paper
currency at par with coin, and so on Il
level with the currency of the CONNER
cial world, has taken the breath of life
out of The Calibap OF parties. Scarcely
a voice ia now raised anywhere for fiat
money. The idea has exploded at the
touch of real dollar. Yet little
while ago this strange delnsion was q
formidable menace to the prosperity OF
the country. There was danger that
we should be forced into another era of
wild imitation, with the inevitable sue
cession of speculation and panic. Some
men, of whom better things were ex-
pected, yielded to the dclusion. The
third party became not only power la
itself, but dcmoralized the other parties
by impressing the timid politician. All
this is passing away. The old parties
are everywhere shaking themselves
free from every faint of Greenbackism
of the Objectionable kind, and the
Grcenback party itself is scarcely taken
into account in the political outlook.
Its tencts arc gradually fading out, and
its members quietly dropping away.
Ii will not be considered in the prcsi-
DENTAL election next year. Boston
Herald.