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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27
PULMONA.

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27
BLACKSMITHING.

The undersigned are prepared to do all
kinds of blacksmithing at their shop on the
corner of Mill and Second streets. An tOork
aggravated. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIAL
TY. Call and see US.
KILDOW 6 YELOLY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27
OF INVITATIONS |
The Genuine Singer

is the only machine that has ever been coun-
terfeited. Why? Because it is the best ma
chine ever seen in the market. Why are not
other companies formed to initiate other ma
chimes The people will draw their own in
ference. Gold is continually counterfeited
brass and tin never. Beware of machines
that are handsomely finished, it is only done
to make them salable. They have no other
merit only as piece of furniture. They may
work for short time, and then they are
worse than useless to you. Beware of new
machines that are being brought among you.
The agent may try to make everything plain
to you in order to sell his machine, but in
few months he is gone; then who will fix
your machine. or where will you get parts or
needles when you need them. Beware of the
machine that does lot of fancy work and
has so many extras. Those are put in to sell
the machine as it has no other genuine mer-
it, Beware of the bogus or imitation Singer
which the agent will tell you is just the same
as the Genuine. This is a falsehood and only
resorted to to sell the trash and deceive the
people, as no part of the machine will fit the
Genuine One man in the lower end of the
county went so far as to say that they were
all made by the same company, only at GiR-
ferent points. Ask him to show the Trade
Mark.
We guarantee every machine for years,
besides our agents are always ready to look
after and keep the machine in repair free of
charge.
See that the following stamp is on stand
and base of arm.
, 1880-02-09

naHsl s'e So5n si nga nemlsHs!, Ecesps i;o
1inry, I4,. March Hti. tEiis cnvy, recelpa H.
QUl Iii: mixed Wnster1, t!sfht t+4c.'
ffaf-ltrnntist ncttYr Mt tix'.
iln.s t,nrs rtsn''y. nt!crs s'nlls Yca.lirFs. 7@s
ktunty; tnlr t ps!nl EcnnR. s1t73kc. lns,ps nnni.
nalIy nnchnnacd. 1t'cn-1'cmnnd fair and market
Nnrlinnur!. .
rETltutEUM-1}ui unttod pho, crudo. 7011io, 70.
fnril. Nc.
TAfIdiw-Stcnty At i3.tfo.
itEstX-Nnminn|ly 1nctiauKeA.
TlHtESTiSE-iftI1 nj III.
EHHs-frlh. Western. tFatqr, .-
1EATliEM atrntr; hrmlaCk sole nMcnns Ayrta
atd ts!a tarnrdo lIEht midlcf and heavy weights. II
u III.
WiuI.-ln Rooa Nerlnnd. dnnestlo lecco. t1a5ao;
r,lttrtl. :Ntasff nnwnshet1. ifr!u.
pMnv1alu%A-Lsnrk uttllt oil mcsa qu1tcA Mt ti2m.
isurt quiet md nnlIensn tut mint. dull mud un:
srtllrs intix ocar n!i!c: ~ sll"Ft if' Hkc lnrd
lN'rrEit -i}u'rt Int etcndyi WMsto.n, ls977o.
WliisKr-.S"silnnl ii sttlIstiI -..
chnnyi,i. tE.,f laEr 3tGt.lfc i'taron 1tiiHt hut
nr,ns H.a'te tl!a' il.h, American, *HA06A0m lt"n
NXlIs-CMt. xSi3a.'., cilnei ata53nss.
, 1880-02-09

1ALTiMnRE, Ech. 7.--finiit-9tronR and ncalyn.
with mn ndvnrro Ut lie on 110wnri atrect md Wcst-
arn family. md other brtndn unchanged.
WbaHt-Wcatttrh higher, hut easier nt tho
c1so3 Mn I Wrstrrn Wncr rod spot and February.
ttt44al.t5l, atnrrh sllh>s fii April e1.41!691a.
atny. ttst nskc,l. Cnrn-,Tortesn firm fnr snnt; fu
turos ans1ur; Western mixed. spot md February,
h7llt.s;!1c, Mnrr1,+ a;'G3s1(e, Arrll May.
E:tSaS?Nc. niaan,cr, kic. UnH-Enslor. Western
white. aift to: do nixc' Ai947ct FcnnsyIvanin, 19
%sc Ryr-QuIgt nj Erkl:tIc.
itAY-SEcAirt primo 10 cho!co Pennsylvania. tl70p
@t1tM
i'istiyfstUSsQn.ct. Moss rF!rk. t!an itnlk mnnts
l,sn .toirts tsic. cIenr rib alias. 7di do ached.
1Iaa1ll lfnGrn thuulsArt. 63c; clBar fib AtOa 4c.
itfTrEtt-3 -3seady; prime to cholco Wcstor1,, 1e3o;
rBll. tSfs!!r.
Ei1t.S-FIrh Mt ts7ttGc.
7Mc. ..,..,
NtfR AH-Sfpntfy! A hUft, p9Ec.
WHtsky-Nulfn ut $l,1nlt1l Lit.
FHEG!tfa-Tn IvfF1InlI1 rrr steamer Ql&etf cotton,
ltEcEltrr4-f1Dur. Tal brAs wheat. Ito but corn,
f7.a!l iN! nat.. aMsl W., BY, qyn ~ !ttl b. ~,
Ht!tpMRSTS-Ni1cMt.a q. 10 hu; G'lrn. h:!u bu.
sALEs-Hlseat ,itn bu; cnrn. aIl6 bu.
, 1880-02-09


CA,trrf.E-purinr Inn lint thrco days nj tho week
thuro WI. I, sa,stacosiIy nctive n'afkct and ,lrm
q esops Ms1o c
gcncsni dcmnna sacs wore quick ut I'M advance Of 20
ay al III Of ths as"Se .dsanee @ 9as io.t md tho o
oHnR nnJ ~" 1nrlnot ennsaR" ~ snp'.s ~ nsauee .
q sise trade 'asR!ne nt .hs cens In n" pro- ,
reeelps 70 ,atRo a. ass le st 10y, msean, III
s:s ssss .sre!|.sy ' @s = Tss ss,;
o. ee Fcseps , - neeF M .n h % nsay saen ~ " an sao
@ a. . puaa '' n sock reneray heinz
sn,n,or while of uuod 10 c,ptro st,des tl,cre Is
corresponding Incrcnue. Exportoss b,,,,vht much
tns c'nsa ~ elsK t, Te' y 1T ~ exfn nnies thn
thskv. 1 S' II ntclscrs su ~: .c es.t t'.e iAttes
i Eo 2ts III hos .s,Ss ~ x1Yn St 1nw sh t t
~ 1i,es ts TanM ,e md ID .frn H. woSd many eatts warS
leisin tlo saio pens IL t',s s"ss:
rx,m ,seove,-ura.,ed stoors, Weighing 14n
Ctlnics fic.sy.a-Fina. iii, wcii-forised stoo.s,
weighing lix.tn Tin 4.11i15
Gn,,,i Observation-Disclosures stsurs. woigll- -,
tnE Ian 70 lRn aoos7"N
9nu iMji ~ isi ~ ~" "'". a7;aio
Butchers Sttiek-I'nnr 10 cnl,flinn ktcets md
weIHi!lnE Hp ~ lH0 1+l359
Htnck Euttle-COMnIon IntiIe, Weighing 7n ffI
lNn na.: aa9otn
yrnl* rsr tl hs:. sLl5
10 iEnttS-slnC0 MnnhaY. wlet tno fnafKnt WINS utNI
, 1880-02-09

l1osTOS. FUb. T.-Ftoult-Qnlot; WcnteTn anpor-
t!uu kankaaa5 COMMON nxt1ns, k..s8&t0; Wisconsin
do. &hosh Minnesois Gs,. tl03 3S14si wintor whaat.
ohn und Michigan. M.aIS7bl; ltI'nois and indiana.
Asd 5;; Y @ i. Ms77 nS.Hnt spF'"E whcass'
GaAiS-tnrn stenIy md tFsn: MI ri and yellow 10
3wh!in @3sao, No.3 mtxol md Nh. white. t79Aoe.
jtFTEttrs- 7,su brts, corn. 3ooo but whoat,
7,k4 hit.
HHiTMEHrs-tiour, l,sll br1s, corn, ,00 bu.
, 1880-02-09

CLkvELANp. D.. Fob. Recommendations
quotations UNCHANGED; santnrd who, ITO test, Dt(c.
t'Irrsnu,tu Feb 7-l'ErRnLEtM-Qnul. critic
caay ut t3 at ratkors for shipment, refined. The,
rhi1nhrlphIn tellvcEy. ... .-..
hnll will snles At q orime, to flfM ntscnGatt
and closed At t.tsa( BID f'Irt!d shipments Th0u.
Averaging a. n1i transactions. ADtW.
, 1880-02-09

NEW rnHR. Fob. S.-frh0 Renornt mnrkot Is fair.
ly nct!vn md prccs very str,ng Cotton 9oos actve.
Bcntcr. and 1rH,. rr!nta lesa novo but yery firm.
(Hhnns md tlrchs gnnA In Eond request, md 1rn,l-
Ing nntes clnsDly enld up. WnnoH cnts IN nnnd DE-
md Wnn!Alttn md New York 3ilfa H1d9 S1oDting8
will DO advanced MQndnY,s
, 1880-02-09

CtyclSNATf. O.. Fub. 7--EdrrlN-FIrm nt l.4c.
FE.u1t1l-!,n!i, family. 81 10; fancy, kA.saa7&.
GMAlS-HhcRt dull md lnwrr ut ft.aL Corn dull
and lover at kp. Oats stendy 1t c. Fyo In fatr do
r.,and nt B5e. Nnrloy qunt Hts7c, -..-..
ruoviHEuSs-lsnrk-Du1l nni nunnalat s2.2s9 Il, 50.
Lard dull ut aila Hulk cnts 1ninti shoulders, ~
ctear rtss HtsD; clenE slos, tf11. nacon Htcntiy,
enitlps. fsI3,6, clens ribs. f7.s; olenr $I Grcen
Hams. N.M -..
WUiaKf-Arts0 md firm at sl.M
HttrTE1t-umIet mud unchanged.
L1HSEEl1 U1tt-1llKbp. at Hc.
, 1880-02-09

TbJEpO, o., Fob. 1.-OMA1N-Whont dulls amber
Michigan. spat, }lsis M. red Nintor. spot. s0>Si
March, tlt3l>S; May, 4ls<j M. rod Wabash. &.H.
turn duII1 hlRh.m!xod, Edoi Mn. 2 spot 3slot Mny.
t:t4ey No. whito, 4ao; rejected, Ss9c. 0a.s queti
Nj. 1 Ssu.
ttl.UYxIs IsAEKI--tJnchanEoh,
linuN-$hlbat In. ....
iiKcEIpTs-WheaL 3.uD bu, corn, +aN bu; oats.
l,hU hl.
HlltpuRsrs-Whoa. 400 bu, corn, ID tu, barley,
nun1. -. --.E.
, 1880-02-09

Our patient, for whom VT procured tho At.
Jacobs Dil, ID nm oil ,lnti IF Il ycnrs, who for
and swelling nt tho legs. llo consulted ilve ply-
sIcsnMs without any holp: Wo ,triet! tho st.
.atot,s on MI him, md this wonderful rpnely
c,rtl the AllfHcrcr beyond Tho reuch Of Lnl1gor.
WIlIntn IfnrIchs, OrAn9oytlle, Y.
, 1880-02-09
11E1s1t0f'It.'

DETROIT, Fob. 7.-FtOun-Dult,
uHAIS-Wheae ensieri uxtra nominal; Nh, white.
slalH February, March. tlsats April. slsl!4t atay
tl;n, milling. No. l. nominal. lsco!pts, sun buE
1blpinpUta, 3u0 t4
, 1880-02-09

NEW ORLEANS, Fob 7.-EUrroS-steady. MIDI
ding, 12s<u, low do, 2o, not receipts, 1eAI balcs
grnsr, 2,fO. axpora-tn Grcnt Hetnn. t.5si Franco,
l,Gt4; c0a.twlaa, !U hh1cs, 5101; stueks, 1H.nf7.
ut. Iht'ts Feb. 7.-t:trTruX-Qutrt md unctthngedt
m1tillnR ts4e. sA!es ~ balcs. ucolpss. LOU, ship.
inGnts, ilnp BtDck, 8,:fD.
, 1880-02-09

itIFSft,t:a-tyrrn tfrntsy viii Itlttu doing. tnr
hts wCr', anto.' ut akts and -insr t at lo ahose
rt'iy.ye. h fur .eqac.s ind r'sn',y ,sa: rs,:
ufttr II slM: EtlEkctA dressed lhIH t,cf !h thr-
keys dressed. NJ m per III: s&s. s'FcsFcu. 7e1ac pr
III; Errsc. trtsafti. u INC pnr IL.
SEEl1St'nnthy arrilnrl IN! pr ". nfttef fnthar
frHp offerings. 1t nnr*tAhHl lint SUMO PARTIES
wrr1 srJlnR 70 Mnt.,n *nlrt we1r rt3nrt'sl q! Mlst
LIN inIs ut F!t9aa prime f1n+eA Ct k.iut2I!t.
rtpErr wns nrcfectc,l. Tho st!a MIA 1Dtrtl Mt $lNH
+et E,ns rol a tt;:a.lss, Hungarian WIS quoted
.sAt!T-Was nuint and steny. Tho sliiIinonts cun-
:st hrHs'Y ~ stuck Tint II transferred heto; ,c
5rnn1I 5;in ~, e,,a9ss .sit, M
thn1 f,a,y III ,; INN: 2aj
IivnrInnt t!ttn Ht1ltN knrksl iu
W!itSkf-Nn% III .nuhrF1tH demand ~ thn fGGent
dprline aneA wn:r 80 hfl. flushed EuOta IN n ttss
Of tIIf per vn11bh fur htn1wlnr..
WtN11,-NHs In in0!cnts Western .c!n1hl nhd
nrfn. atnck. hero nE llnlJ hrs.kr nnu iioneieht ~
hno md n1etf1Cni wAsLpd wt",s. tt'htns lifhn "
lhiatorlia. wF!tn, "1n nj 8nr Anlrrtrtn markets
whrli liRyn scarcely laun thr!tsht ~ ~ hnmG*l:
:tsa.t slca tho f-ca1ied "xon fan'!'io ot III nnd
WItt"t tcrcr+ incainm chulce. s!an
WIafnh fEcrn. cfilfinn.
WnHfctl nhoca. l!ne,
3lhahW H1HI8Httl.
ttatrHf H
Tnb.wn*tiet!, choice.
Tnb.Tishcd. c0nifnh to F1ntl.
, 1880-02-09

nosroS, Fob. b.7.-WnuI.-Demani artivo md prices
hnve advanced, frop purchnsca nlnde ly munuiact-
nrosrs Ohio md 1'onnsy 66bsu; Michigan, fna
hcs wisconsin. 4sces?c; tntnnn. hIs61c, Kentucky
medium cnlng. {ics conl.tl,s and dnlninn
Missouri, 414c, TDxns, 3ltttc; TUT. .wNbhEd b34tjc.
, 1880-02-09
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts md shipments
Of tho lc,ltilng articles OF pr'stucc In this city
during tho twenty fonr hours ending ut o'clock
SMtl1rslny MUrulng:
, 1880-02-09

MILWAUKEE, Fob. observation-disclosures.
titAiN-Whcnt npcnGh nrm. ndvxncch H!c, AMI
elsrl unsettled; M. Milwaukee, hnE!, stsiM' NO
i;!!!sa%Ess; f NJ. VI is(!i,Xi "a ,fs,Is1rHy n
M. I. MHc: rpioce!i. U4c Cnrn !gwGst No: ?. HIo
i)nts dull md lnWeEl M !c. ftyo iu and iowor;
M /. 74Hr. Hurley ,iul1 md inWars Nh 2, Tic.
PNi,vtHIttNx-Fn md Aosive. Moss rtIFk untet
nt ~ cs.h. fli.S7 March. Primo steam 'a1d' 7o5
KvS iioas Rnl IND oa:'e1 4 ut nj s'so5iso. Dressed
fsEcKllrrs-Fiour +,an brsi whent 1000 bus bnr-
siiii:MESTs-Four an tris; uhont. 200 but; bHr-
Icy, 4,IQ bu.
ST. LOUIS.
RT, Inns, Fob. 7-ffUUN-Actives fancy, $ll0
cahh, sa4 March, cholco. ksas easnh; *s!n sinrch;
aiy4 Mnyi family, $i79tats,7s cash, .73 February;
t5!S April, xxx, ISIS nskOd.
NnAtS-Wtcnt 0ponett higher. but declined; No.
rod s,.sssasl{ cssh, sl,2tsl.i March, f1.:.a} iN
Arrlls t13l3 atay, No, lido. sL:iH+ Corn lower at S
@:z13fo cnsh. s}GaH7so MnEchs ;as!4sSc Arr: H5&.a
y7he Mny. Oats loHur at :E5Sasho casI,; SIC Fehru'
ary' M ainy; Isyo bettpr 1afc Iarioy unchanged
iu,viaoSs- s-iirk asi!as. si:.is cash and February;
slI.i March, Dry sAt meats tEH1r ct ks.gA4 y, e.
6xik1l NtMIaG.n ACnn atcn.!Y Mt &su. f71ss1 f3.40
es7.4t Lard lDwor nt f7.uE97.G.
IECEiiTB-fInnT. Ill brlns wheat, 1AD00 hls corn.
shAn hn; .lnts. ::!tD bM; harley, tnN hi o,o
6,UO uus aMTlUY, 1.NU hu.
, 1880-02-09
InIIIAYlLIIE.

l.oulsyILLx. yeh. 7.-CuTToS-Quisk ~ l23&c.
FLnuR-Dull aud unchanged.
tiMAlS-Whoat dull at tl.N. Corn quipsr whto,
45Ite, mlxcd. &C, oata 6uil Whlte 20; miked 10
ltya dull nt $40. .....
tMUyIHioSS-roEk quiet At al3m Lard ate&dyt
chucst Loaf, ttercs. A43; DO keE. sl1A Bulk maAts
quteIj shoulders, tl25i cloar rib, tA103dM. uaoJn
, 1880-02-09
PEORIA.

UEoNtA, ILL.,. Fob+ 7.-1RAtS-coFa stsadyi high
nslxed, S3s9xNfoi mlxpd. s323No. Oats dull and
ea.lsri No. whlto, SlN1fa. ltye dull, No. T. 7s&a
T1u
H.onwiNxs- -@ulot; saies l0 brls nnlshed on tho
hasls Df $LthIS.
, 1880-02-09

STOCKS.
$:;;;s: ;;:f
i $;;s'i;:;{Ss + T.
S$ ;$!;s q ';;;;S SSi; @
#;$;&ss $$S;$: {$:;$ $:;::;
Es'e. rio:1ic.: i"i'is Ms,i.
N"r.wesies" I'D. tSsd!as
s aai. pfSfo;fctii. WsIi:
nsi na1 nx sty tnifs sn'cs Espscs:
Il ss sss u s:;s? e; r. rsciroi
RSsr's Rc1nraso Ii; ;.: +
;,h!o i M:.!,s!pr!..: s"t + tss;l s.ani::;:
?T !:Ie?a! "a @H.'aii E"tnh: S4.t.a Fr.ss,::
Xiii i ( efrc M iiaa,a II srI's',. %
Wstat' WN IL pTfsfSr%Tr r. % I, IL 9.s'.sh
IiisS%ss i. II IL Sta 81 ss:: ~ sss H. Il
iOSTOS.
HnsToS, hfass.. Feb. 7.--The following are tho
closing quotations for copper stocks:
;;:3sss!s ss''. i ''ss'.:::: }$'::S
NEW O1tr.EANs.
NEW On1EAvs, Jun. 7.-Slght exchange on
New York, 81 % por 81 ,hl premium.
Sterling exchange. hankers' hills, 4soi.
roi,ElnH.
1.oSnox, Feb. 7.-conso!s, for money, n 15-lo;
aesn1; xmerIsas II ':ss b. ss: ~. ,ns;
4s, l0sf; IIlnnIs Ccntr.l, 107ti; Pennsylvania
Central, 5t,4G an; secnnl!s. MI Hnad!ng. H..
glnd III lu,f,lncc to-ilay wua .E'2W0.
pARia, Feb. s.-H9ttes, ser lie.
, 1880-02-09

RUFyALO, Fob 7.-GMAlN-Wheat dull but steady,
sales LOO BIT MOL haru Duluth ut sL&l Corn au!ls
salea cafs as to on truck. 0thoF gsalns
neKlucted.
HA1hA0AD FlAErouT&-unuhauged.
, 1880-02-09

lErfANArnLtH. Fci. 7.--fiHAtS-Wheat nrmf No.
3res1. q .25Aiai Torn wcnk nt Angelic Oats stoady
at Hka;4c.
, 1880-02-09

OawE1O. N. r.. Feb. f,-fHAtN-Whcat Bt1ady.
Corn nortnal.y u0chnngod. Waatern mxod. BIC.
, 1880-02-09

Special Dtspafeh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1.-lacclpta 'und shipments of
tinur md Rran ut Milwaukee for tho wcok ending
Fob. I;
, 1880-02-09

rUlfpESTTSE.
WILMINGTON, Fob. 7.-SFtRtTa or TUlFESTtSE-
Ilull ut 13c.
, 1880-02-09

KANSAS CITY,
Special Dtsp1teh to Th4 Chicago Ir4buHe.
KANSAS CITY, aia. Fob. 7-t'RAiS-Tha Price
Gurrrnt rcporsa, Whent-iipoeipts l, but ahipmcnts
btSa uu; nrnnr, No. q Gash. st.Ns February, ell+s
Nm. Il cnsh 8iIl; February. S!M. C0In-RccetPts
a4lc, ~ =
, 1880-02-09

lsttE4AI1SrttFFS,
Flntjis-syaA nsun dull, e1eopt the purchase OF
l bugs In U1,s lot fuF Outside u this lhore
hus.!n2 hut light lucal tomud. fales urro sH-
portUh Ut al bsls wntura st iata, ~ brts luubls
p1lrls ~ t47aJt lt1 trs Rrads Ut ri a4 4U and
~ brls rYe hout 1n FsLsnto teEans. T1taI. 5O brls,
Expprt s1lraa quoted Ut Euta5ta In kacks. and
double extras da nt kl234a75.
urAEA AtLl.sTUYPK-Sa!ut war0 cars hran ut
sllo1 ver ton, cars n,lidnxs ~ t>a2tal4Q0i ! car
shcut Acrounlugs Ut k11 ton. coarse eurn.u.ral
was uulntlal ut ti40044lt.2.5 pef Ton on l1Rek.
, 1880-02-09
RAILROAD T11IIs.TAliL1,.
ARRIVAL. And DEPARTURE OF TRliyS

EXPLANATION or REFERENCE MAnKH,-4s,tr....
excepted. sSundaT excepted. 13ionday ciern,W
iDn!lJ. ep'0s
CiIcnRo & Northwestern HALLWAY.
TlckOt Offices, t2 Elark.st. tStornan Uou,ol ,rd =.
---.. tho iiGtpts. Aaa u
, 1880-02-09

The exports Of provisions from tho scnboartt
during tho week es,tllng Jan. 81 included G,l.,
brls rl, ,l07 brls beef, IN 8.0 ras lart, 1703,
Fl. rhs meats, ,04 ,1 bs cheese, ind 1,0,,0jD Ds
tMltow.
W1AslIINOToN, Fob. 4.-Tho exports nf provls-
Ions from tho United StAtcs for tho month nf
December sliuw ii lnrgo fulliug of. Tho figures
ef1tuTlaff m fOlln1Ya:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13
Judge BEATTY NOMINATED.

after a struggle, which. is withoat a
parallel In the history Of nominating
conventions on this Coast, Judge Beatty
was reaominated forsSuprene Judge by
she- Republican State Convention, at
Carson, last evening. Oh. the eighty
fifth ballot. Il, has .been intimated for
some time past, that the corporations
were endeayoring to procure his defeat
aa convention, as his construction of
the Constitution differed materially
from their Interpretation of the instru,
'nent. He, as Judge, decided that it
~gas framed to protect the rights of the
people as we'll as those Of the corpora,
sions, while they,with characteristic ar
GaSance, could notebook the<idea of
Judge constituting it other than in their
faxor. and they resolved to defeat him.
Ut is o hopeful sign that they have been
thwarted in their schemes to get con-
troll of the Supreme Court, and that q
saajority of Republican. State Convenr
sion, on the eighty fifth ballot, nomi-
Gated a man-for Judge Of the Supreme
Court who is.ahoxe even the suspicion
Of being influenced by the corporations.
zhe people can now rest assured that
whatever may be the result of the cleo
saon for supreme Judge in this State,
conscientious and upright man will be
elected. The office ought not to be de-
pendent upon party mnjorities, but as
IT. is. it is gratifying to know that both
candidates are worthy of the support Of
theMhole people, irrespective of party.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13
THE GLUT OF SILVER.

John Sherman continues to. wall.
about the accumulation of standard
dollars i'll the Treasury vaults. He
complains that there is no. longer any
zveEato store them and that the people
DO not want them. This latter asser-
ton is not well founded as papers in all
parts Of the country complain of
scarcity of silver coins for change The
Act authorizing the coinage of standard
dollars. makes them a legal tender to
any amount for all debts, public and
private, and John Sherman, if disposed
to carry out the intention of the franz
exs of that Act, could redeem Govern
paent bonds with. them. This he will
not do, as it nj ght. offend his particular
friends, the bondholders. He prefers
keeping them stored in.the vaults of
the Treasury, and wailing about his in
.saSsility to find room for them, to paying
them out for bonds and reducing the
interest on fifty or sixty millions of
dollars. What would, be said
If q business man whose paper, draw
ing interest, was in the hands of every
body, while he complained that he had
Sapre money ON hand than his vaults
would holdg Would not every sensible
person advise him to empty his Golfers
to some extent at least, by redeeming
his paper and saving Interest," John
Sherman, as Secretary of the Treasury,
is the financial agent (tbe business NAM
sf the Governments. Yet, instead OF
e.aptying the Treasury vaults. by re-
.deeming, bsnds, he complains almost
csaily to the Associated, Press agents,
that he does not know what to do with,
the money which is dolly. accommodating
sn dis hands. The trouble with John,
Sherman is that his policy is sustained.
by the Republican. party, and he hopes
If Garfield land a. Republican Congress,
ss elected next November, to repeal the,
Eiyer Bill and make silver what it was
afew years ago-a legal tender to the'
amount Of five dollars only. Then the
corporations can again pay, their en-
ployes in silver coin which they can buy
at a discount of from four to seven per
cent, while they exact. from the public
sold coin for, fares and freights.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13
THE CALIFORNIA, WHEAT CROP.

The San Francisco Journal of Com
merce complies with great care Stats
tics, derived from reliable sources, of
the wheat crop of 1880 in the Golden
State. The statement gives 1927, 900
acres under crop, and "a, loo, 900 CEN
tails, or 80, 9l6, 900 bushels as the result
of the crop. This exceeds by about II, :
00O,O0 centals the highest estimate of a
crop yet obtained in California. Making
a.libersL allowance for seed, waste and
home consumption, it is estimated that
there will be |, 2S2, 500 tons for export.
This would be double the quantity
hitherto exported i'll any one year, and
it would require over 600 ships to carry
it. The whole crop will require
$4,000, 900 sacks. At prevailing rates,
the cost OF transportation would be
about $4,000, 600, and the cost of
sacks, at II cents each, nearly S3,00o,-
900. The total value of the crop laid
down in San Francisco and interior
points would. be, at,Sl SO per GENITAL,
including seed wheat; etc., over $5l,
600, 600 1t is considered absolutely
certain that there will be a million tons
shipped, which would make the whole
crop %, 5O0,0 900 centals; or 1850, 00G
bushels, the whole value of which
wonld be about S43, 900, 600.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13

drilling is extensively carried Oh, and
Fenianism is again beginning to feel its
way. A.large number of well-known
Eenian emissaries are working up the
movement and exciting the peasantry
to rebellion"
The Tennessee State-credit Demo-
Gratis nominated John V. Wright,
straight-out debt-paying Democrat, for
Governor.
The Repudiationists hsld meeting,
with 20 delegates present, and nomi-
mated s. +. Wilson for Governor.
A grand parade of veterans OF the
late war took place at Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday tits estimated that 10, 900
were in the procession, which was three
miles long. Each regimental orgallza-
ton had it's old battlc.hag and ensigns.
In a few cases only one member OF a
regiment was in the procession, but that
one carried the flag.
The United States Inspectors Of
steam vessels, in New York indicted on
a charge of mauslaughter in connection
with the Seawanahaka disaster, have
filed bonds.to' answer the, charge at the
October term of Court
It is announced on excellent author
ity that on a rehearing the Supreme
Court of Indiana will declare the con-
stitutional amendments adopted, thus
throwing the State election over to No
vembeg
Carlton, who killed BrummetS, a
rival editor; at Hollister last Spring,
has been convicted Of manslaughter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-13

EGcording to the Reno Gazette, all
the disatfected Republicans in Washoe
xlpnnty airs old line stalwarts, who voted
sAr Eremont in 1856, and for Lincoln,
Chant and Hayes. This indicates that
the man @shasbore the brunt of the bat
<ie-in the Republican ranks, when prin-
EsRla was at stake, are not disposed to
keep in line when.the party is fighting
xailysfar 4sppils.