Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1877, Page 5

A THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY., APRIL 4, 1877. S M “N ready telegraphed (¢ as the invention of s Tu- “ Agna Fris ? smelter, about twenty-five miles HOSIERY . ot Bond), Permer, Voog, ™ ASHING’TON. natle or an idlot. It cannot be possiole that THE NEW EL DORADO. | Aae i ¥ ETTRRRE SN, Ll oot o S B ET SEOTY r_mlfiffflfmm Fosbender, Plerce (Ptfi'e). Woodward, unybody 18 wse enongh to belleye it.” There are a nimber of other mines, among ITPAYS Im TRADE UN m m ] Fountais, Phillips (Mont. Zepp, TUP, RICRMOND DESPATCIL . 2 them the " Tone duntper # Oceddent.s SIDE Tonteh, gontery), M. Spesker—4G. of today says: ‘1t is folly to suppose that | * The Tribune's " Bpecial Correspond. | i War Eacle® w New Era? “ Hlaniis.” the Pregldent's actlon fn regard to South Caro- lins and Loulslanx will result In any Demo- crats leaving thefr party to join the Adminis- tration. The Presfident hias simply followed the Demuocratic doctrine lu the course pursued, fur which he Is entitled to prafse.” “drey Eagle,” * Tiger," * Beadshaw.” and * Larenna,” ail on a contlnuatlan of the Peck !’ a G o i veln, runnlug up the Bradshaw Mouutaln, on Las. O&S‘a’y (4 which consiifcrable work has been done with . I A Cabinet Officer Comments on President Hayes' Policy. ent Among the Arizona 8ii-. ver Mines. Foz, Aud the motlon was lost, The LIl was then postponed temporarily. *[A comparison of the above vote with a Hat of tlie members of the present House of Rep- pesentatives sbows the following gentlemen ¢ either absent or not voting.—En. TRIDUNE]: Afmatrongy Hendrleksod, g:l."{h, Mining and Agriealtural Prospects in the More Norfherly Part of the equally gnod results. The * Tiger »* gives, per- naps, the most fattering_promise of ‘great re- sults. An assay of about 710 tons on the dump 0- ¥ showed the ore to he worth 8100 per ton. From CIVI’TnSEIiVICE REFORM. N dw logge, P this, thirty-five tons we tectod and sh! d — $ gfi‘;fi'fi? Hoffer, Reed It Has Accomplished More in One TIONK T A% UNDERTAKET, Territory t‘«&e‘&:o!‘rgymw, Where 1 ‘was dlsposca oF Tor ' ¥ ™ _ L ] % 4 Wasnnozon, D, C., April Zi.—Now that the About Afteen miles south of the Peck LA DIES HOSIERY oy Eedv o -th';',l OTWB“EM Soutliern conrorerics e tully and ‘st | Gambling with Forlne-Fity Delae’ Woth of iRt acaled o iuck Camoninec T s b v l. e g in Ton Years, Gecory e Admimmron w1 1S |G G Siaked n U Doy | Snumg LT KD ikttt | In_addition o onr largo lines of Glover Bkl form 0 whichthe Presilent e efered n of 3 Bonasta, il being worked fndustrivuals ani uc- | Standard and Seasonablo Hoslery, AT mun! O ) his letter of acceptance, and subsequently in his About forly miles southeast of i i Y Berws, S . Ben Wade's ,prlo‘lts During | e o o mely. the reform'af the i di Mebes Sl e 4 fory s southesst of Preset s which will be found r'c;r:arl.m{ly Dumne, Yerutle Tayind (Caok), Lincoln’s Adminis- Clvlt Bervice. Some steps In this direction have | “7C¥000Y in the Village of Wiekenburg. A forty-stampnill chee:p, we quote: Ladies' Balbrig- o o K ille VC year: . . Eitow Rane), Morrison(Chiles Tagior (aaia tration. already been taken by members of tho Mine, and » Prospective Mill 320, and was kept constantiyemployedcrushing | 80 in golid colors, light and dark, , Frie, Msn (hor- Theopion, Cabinet, but the Prosident has been ; fotalr Gfe trom this miine, bitt, owlng o the cost ot ! ! gflmr’l‘éh l"“"qmll i " un;lul:l Jm lu;mm. °le the Inr::nur:: u; . 4 (rnmportlnglnrelg fong a duu‘u:lnc, ‘and e, | from 76 ots and. $1 upward Extra Qrahemm, entec(Madienn) Wheeler, other datles to give much personal attention manazement, work was suspended some time . : grinier, Poiilou (Frank. W ilkinkon, ‘What Has Been Projected In | the subject. ile zuuw brepared todoro, and | A Visit to Prominent Mines-- | '8, Therockismodermelztich, = o :]E‘D“)!» %alzgggt‘fln(ma; 2%5 0*8[:542)119: y M Plunc! Wister, o - ias already takendsteps to posseas himsel! of ¢ ena- | ox), g cts er box), al g:}lq. l:ow-:l: Yous—~u0, the Way of GCivil-Ser: all the iformation within reach relatlog to Plager/dold Mining, }2{:'n.ve.:lr{p'f;zh:llx“?;m:izx?xllufim";;(eimt:’l'-;)‘*l‘::é 45 ots (32 50 b ; ), % S 4 i i Maleraie,, Towerly vice Reform. this matter. The subject of gold and silver refractory suiphuret ores. It :00 per box), Ext, Super- Madison & Peoria-sts, Bpectal Correspondence of The Tritune. Prescort, A. T., April 13.—Prescatt is the thrifticet, most thoroughly American town I Lave secn in the Territory. There are but few Mexlcans hierc, and, being built by Ametlcans with Amerfcan Ideas of what a town ought to be, there Is an absence of adobe structures which farm the chief part of the residence and business portivns of the other places I have visited, Most of the Louses are of brick and wood, Lo aud tlree storles in helght, solidly constructed and with good architectural taste, Prescott fs situnted fn 8 valley, surrounded by mountalns whose sides are clad with a heavy growth of tall pines. Its green bills, pro- ductive gordens, and cultivated ficlds are in pleaslog contrast with some other parts of Arizonn, The population is, 1 should say, nearly or quited,000. It s growing rapidly, os the fertile valleys adjacent and the mining districts UEKRRAL REFORM will be dlscussed ut the Cabinct ineetings, and the practical delails are to be carried vut unider the directlon of the lieals of the Departments, Qf course the exact charucter of the changes to De made i each Uepurtment will depend largely on the organlzatlon of the Civil * Bervice as it~ nuw - cxists, - the standard beingilbigher in some Departments thau {i otlicrs, and ulso upon the persunal (deas of the members of the Cublnet uoder whom the clianges are to be made. ‘Ihe Adminlstra- tiun appreciates the diflicultics that are hikely tu arlse In carrying out gennine reforms fn the Civil Berylee, and the orpmmun which it winn bave t encounter, and it does not expect to make o revolution in a dayora month, but dues hops to effect sotne marked improvements witnin a very sturt tiue, THOE BPEAXERSIIIP. RANDALL'S CIANCES TIIK BEST, has | ked sluce 1 i "n:nfgn‘a?{‘):‘ Slace 1 filyenncln:ll:lpn‘v‘niv;rlm: fine at 60 ota ($3 per box), with Spe- down 20 feet. A new ten-stamp mill bas just | 0ial Novelties in Fancy Blooked An-| e fottowin onl, : be tod, and, 1am told, th i e i g are only a few B et 000 wortiof it roembany | cles, Baratheas, Mireille, Tilleul, | amony many apecial bargains that hereafter. The orc assays hig, and § under- : ree +3.! | arenow being offered.: . ,rl.l:nd there s a lrm. qun&u'%y'lor “ In nzhlu Mafhm Stnpes, Expedm‘m leds, 100 pos. doub\o-v;idth P h A man, o3 o 2 s . gorel?od?:{ The s Bnatar, which are yet ta b g"l d Ingrain, Transparent Lisle for S“:}‘"‘“"" s oholao nasortment of leveloped. Then there are the +Big Bog" and the Trirkey arty, .Luwn’ Oquuet’ Promenade or ygrdqgs%):g gnf'tl{:%i:l’ :g?tg%gtgbper Greck disrica, wiich bave niauy * locations.” Traveling Wear, and n fine assort- | ° Fronch All-wool Cashmeres, new jome e, ers . . '] e et Tty |t of e Theed do plaba ol | #5080, 08 . o ! 8 neighbor) o in a page of Tlll':l;‘l:lcn::!n. "lx;hny el lczm::. p fanoy colors, ct,,"yfilg,’,fi"ugg;g; 1 Suitings, 60 01,1 3 v 'y {8 found overalarge extent of this country, | A Job Lot of Fine Striped Balbrig- | Finost French Matelasses, extra . kol R R S | gan at 81, worth 82 Frongh Matolsssos,” oho u rhed w s Bome very rich strikes’ “have . beer, . mads, Fronch Matelassos, ohofco: pat terns, 85 ots, Agreat I d f - I N k] ’ > m n(;nl'- mfi"’y;?lu"l;:: n;lco cnmz‘:'zew' "nfiffifi'.fi"m"i CH DRE Su ng'upl cg. Slnmggi %'orn;t“ & French s w y 8, & . fThe 1ouse refused to concnr ln the Senate substitute for Mr. Herron's resolutions provid- ing for o commission to Investigate and report upon clalms for damages by reason of tho over- flow of lands st the dam at Henry. The Senate substitate also provided that the Commission shonld [avestizate aud report upon the like clstma for the overflow at the ‘dam at New Hayen, on tho Little Wabash River, IN TUR SENATE, when called to order at the usual hour this mornlng, there Was no quortim present, A ro- cess was taken until a sufliclent number of members bad put jn an appearauce, which bap- penod before noon, and I8 to be notea for tho fact that, since the Senatorial contest, It s the first Monday forencon on which thers was a quorum {u tho Senate, BRIDAPS, Mr. Thompson called up the House bill drawn bythe Attorney-General to provide for the sssess~ ment and taxation of brldfiu acvoss navigable waters o the borders of this State, and, on mo- Encouraging Reports as to the Condition of the Govern- ment's Credit Abroad. Randall Waging n Stubborn Fight for the Speakership. ITAYES' POLICY. A CANINET OPFICER'S VIEWS, Special Dispalch to The Tridune. Wasminoton, . C,, Aprit 23,—A Cabinet officer aaid to-day: **The trouble with poli- tlefans {s that they have more futercst in the next Administration than they have In this one, of immediate returns than sflver-mining. 5 Sl s placc e o enguter for o 011 | Tuay, are aniored (it We pledees. wod e Wasminoron, Dy G Api) 25.—Ths combing. | £0und about aro Qling up. To Esstern and s Yotésus. | Stylish Hose in oheap lots at 26 | ThonowSosside Granadinos, fashe o cl thern people the climate and surroundings i = jonable shadoes, 85 ot TENITENTIANT CONORESS, bo dulfilled s0d majutaiucd. Presi. | tons smoug Democrats for organtziog the next | o5 ; . ots, 35 ots, and 50 ota, Feal bar- 1 85 ots. . Hoener Introdaced a_joipt resolution su- | Sre now to . Pre of Prescott possess more natiral attractions than SPORTING NEWS. J y h Arabi Aworizing the Goyernor to ol amamis. | dent Hages was electod to conduct this Gov- | Housoara rapidly assuming shupe. Tuts quita | o Piaces latbe Territary, tioughthe ox- . ablan Costume Suitings, all evident that the offivers of the Jast Hlouse, who ermment and not to mske another Uovern- are scekiug ro-election, ate scttliug down to the ment. Hois going to do that, The fnterest of sloner for the Btate ot llunnu“m attend the In- gains. Rolid Colors Embroidered, | wool, 65 cta, teruatlonal Penltentiary Congress to be holdea BASE-BALL. tensionof the Southern Pacitic Rajlroad will work 4 T o Prrrsonc, Tar Aol B Busehatl: yra- | 'T0m 60 ots to $1,60, Great Bar- | 54 Tino All-wool Fremch Cos- @ great change most likely In the southern part, st 8tockholm, Bweden, which was adopted. FPresident Hages is in this Admiolstration and | convictiou that Randail will Lave the greatest s i 3 A tume Cloths, rogular value $1.765, M. Roblm;;"g fi(‘l’l‘ir:g::fig;&lor the grata- | Dotin ::y fl:l’::! one. Accordingly, e {a golng | strength for Bpeaker, avd, on thisuccount, l;;:‘&‘;;‘:fn;:t :m:‘;p:i;‘l‘n %o:?;mi?d‘;::u:fl “{f{.fi'f,’,fif,:,,f,f"fl';,’:{';’ —‘l::.s:fl;,::lnlm Hart- & in Wht, Oot, Hoso and Thrae- “é.il‘g? pBrFyd. h 5 ; 5 D ony he e | 10 carry out his pledges. -Whatever thunder | Thompson, theSergesnt-at-Arms, Adams, Clerk, | the Mexians kuow not of, Prescott Is 155 mile 8; ; e n ~ | quarter - ne Fronch Buitings, very o ot o Eming $15,000 ' yeas forits | thora can be fn the gfe.m o ooheys It | and Patterson, Doorkoeper, aro all appurently | castof tie Coloradoltiver-abont o0 uilos north | “*Catvinga O A7 quarter Hoge, 3-4 Regular-made | onoico, 81.25; worth §2.00 : e ype O April 23, —Buseall: Louls- | Sooks, plain colors emb'd, only 16 | Elogant quality English Lustres, cyes, 1. CiNciwaTs, April 23.—Base-ball: Indisn- E 37 1-2 cta. apols. 4 Cincinuatls, 8. otg; Colored SP““ Silk Hose from Fine lino of All-wool Gray Twilled cust of Yunia, undabout the zamedistance north- west uf Tucsou. It 18 6,600 feet above the sca- level, Surrounding snd tributusy to Prescott 4ro & number of sumall furilog, mimng, mustering thelr forces to help Raudall. Thomp- son commands all the roughs and bummera of the party, and theso area most Important ele- 1s not the thunder of those Republicans who op- posc it. ‘The lstter saythat they have no in- terest in tho success of this Adminlstration. t) up on sccond reading, nufl::t:,::m_' ement offercd u‘n snbatitute his Nostbern Normal University bill, which ap- ‘propriates 850,000 for the purcliase of buildings " m ‘ashinzton Democy work., Hels i il , s ——— 32 up. All weights and lengths in | Suitings and French D drcnd{ erscted. Thelr interests e {n ent for Washington Democratic worl e aud Jumbering villages, which ure growing N g g 4 no! o Beges at Mr. Robinson mado th int der th; 2 posed to Bayler because if the latter succceds | smartly. The town I8 of only 1 1 THE ROYAL BFNGALEE, . a4l 3712 cts, - i :nbuu‘:to':v u.n:t U e?_m 12| :' of or nat THE MAKING OF A NRW ONI. °0I;“u ol :ut'ho “‘-’r Thompson ¢ '“‘h: yours' {'mwlh. and fintllrecentlyy-cfi:‘crct'l’w:uu{: Spectal Dispatch to The Tridbune. naarly a hundred distinot styles. ‘They do not care to it still and watch the coun- try progressive and prosperous under peaceful wmethods while this Adminlstration is carrying out such a policy, Moreover,” added this Cubinet officer, **the prescnt Admiufstration cannot be blamed for not protecting negroes at tho Jast clection. It cannot be charged that they will not be protected at the next clection. Meanwhile what Administration hus secured more assurances cf protection of the negro, and mors guarantees ‘of the rigid observance lo letter and spirit of the war amendments to the Constitution thau President Hayes has recelved in the Inst month? The negroes heretofore had ONLY REPUBLICAN IELT toprotect them {n their political rights and privileges. They now Lave pledgod to that ob- Ject the united Domocratic party in the States of Bouth:Carolina and Louisiana, ‘The Ad- iministration has not destroyed the Republican arty Bouth, as Mr, Wade declares it bas done, Preaident Hayes fouud carpet-bagism dead at the feet of ihe lust Administratlon, left dead at the doors of the new. Carpet-bagism has not been killed by Hayes, It wes dead before he came fn.* I A choico assortment of Sprin Nzw Your, April 23.—The charges of gross (T Novelties in Damasses, Frono fraud and mismanagement made agalnst the | v ’ Btripos, Poplin ¥ officers of the Americun Papular Life-Tusuranee GENTLEMEh S' Surgpu,' utc.‘: in ?‘sg o:g\o\:yfilll:tl:s‘gga Campany of this city, by Superintendent Smsth | . Plain and Fanoy Half Hoge, $3 | colors of tho eoason, at 35 cta, fu the report of his examination, created can- -y (4 A vory handsomo lino of Dress sidotable suprise fn Insurance circles, the | per doz; extra quelity, $4, A gen- Goods,consiating of All-wool Bogas, bellef baving been very gemeral that the | yine Daigain in regular-mada All-wool Comel’s Hair, Baskot mansgement ot the Company had always [ *. , 4 Cloths, Brocadod Stripos and Da- been honest. It pecullar mode of doing bust- | plain colors at 60 cts (32,76 perhalf | masses, Caspian Cloths, oto., at’ 30 ness obtained iittls or no favor among the other doz.) Midh t’ Tourist 8 ety 3 companles, and, belng looked upon more in the | 40%)s al’s lourist 50X-—a 0OV~ | ~ A 1argo nssortment of new Gray light of an experiment than as legitimate busi- | glty | Col'd Bord'd Pure Linen Hand- | Spring Suitings ut 12 1-2 ots. n:::,rl,:::nuumbn.beu:“lzak:dlnr 'hnye l.mur: kerohiofs, $4 (old price $8). N ] , S B, Jutan Dovelnse, 1 Bomens | Stocle of Shirts, Golplnra, and Cul?‘:, West End Dly Gioods House, Court Chambers _to-: ted . dirextion " the - eMcars. ot e Commpany 16 | Marked low; Scarfy, Ties, Bows, Madigon & Peoria-sts. show causc at moon of Weducsday why th . . torperation should Dot be dissotved and a ite. | Braces, Shirt Fronts and Wristhands, celver appolnted. A temporary injunction was T — P vestralning the alisers of e Comns | cleup!? BANK STATEMENTS, iy from transacting any busincss, The Presl- X . Lat S Thomd £ s it SUMMER UNDERWEAR | REPORT OF THE CONDITION oL as antair, and_ full of misrepresentations | Conpletely assorted, at con- OF THE A u":’“flz...WEATHER. cedmlm-tcof::ul(:osmfln «& Co. Mfll‘fihfimsl Nflumlfi] Bflflk Mooyl ifomilm - e U jake regios er and clear or r . "_ufn,‘ with northerly to westerly winds .:d Iu the State of 1linols, at the Close of Business, rlsing barometer, followed by falllng baromcter 1 Aprl 14,1877, 1t the porthern portions. ¢ LUCAL ORSERYATION, NESOUNCES. The President overruled the point, After considerable dlscusalon, led h{ Mr, Boblusen [n favor of his bill and by Mr, De- ment for the substitute, the latter wos adopted by 15 ayes to 13 noes, . Mr, la:hlfllan entered a motion to recousider. There ia somo prospect of aaving Lbo original ‘bill, but the prospect docs not look flattering, REPORA! 8CHOOL. ‘The bill making sppropriation for the Re- form Bchool at Pontiac was called up. It ap- ropriates $35,000. An amendment reporied gv the Commitiec on Fenal and Reformatory Jastitutions reduced this to $32,000. > Mr. Rebinson opposed the bilf and denounced the Heform School as & hot-bed of vice. e, McClellan _wanted to know what report ‘iad been made by the Committce which had in- vestigated the Dens! lustitutions this sessfon. “None," was the reply? 3r. Fosdlck defended the institution os well mansged and as snccessful in 1Ls workings. Atter further discusslon the Lill was refesred ‘back to the samo Committee. GENERAL REVENUR, Tho afternoon’s scsston of the Senate was occupled with discussion of the General Revenus bill; tho only amendment to which that was sdopted was one_striking out the provision re- qulélnz personal property to Lo ilated under cction of the Apaches—it bas Deen retavded by udian hostilitics, Nuw, lurnlly. those troubles are over, ubd, with the rapld scttiement of the wountry inchient to the RICH MINERAL DISCOVENIES hercabouts, Prescott nust increase nf(dl,; in population, I biave no doubt will give Tuc- son, Yuma, and ¥lorence a lively race for the first place su size aud frportance. . Prescott s ot far enough north to huvo a tool dimate thiough it does sonctimes have light falls of snow in winter, aud occaslonal frosts. The sum- mers, Loo, do not attaln tu that extremic and long-continued heat experienced fu the southicrn gm of the Territury. From a report of the ignal 8ervice Departmont for the year 1873 of observationa made at Camp Verde, near Prescott, I find that the coldest day was In Jonuary, when the thermometer stood 10 deg. above zero, Themeau temper- aturg of that month was, however, 42 deg. ‘The hotteat day was inJul; J,—llfl deg..—but the mean temperature for July was only 84 deg. Itesldents say tha climato {8 delightful the yeat | round, and very hcnlun‘y. The mountsins of Yavapal Couniy will furnish an almost inex- haustible quantity ot the very best lumber and timber—enough to aupply tis wuols Territury, But just now ndw}lmw nieang of trausportation ara lacking, as well as mills for its munutacture, Heveral mills and o sasli and bilud factory have, however, been put up within a radius of -eveui wmiles of Prescatt during tho past two years. There are numerous valleys in this count whicl yleld largely without Irrigation, but witl irrigation the return Is larger and more certain. Graln, vegetables, “und provislons of all kious sufficient are grown to supply the demand of all this sectivn, Prices are quite reasonable, On account of fta fine timber aud ahort, all the cmployes wckh\;iy: second term feel that thelr chances will Lo best tu support Randall, aud try to commit his friends to work for the re-election of the whole force of old oflicera, . IN DEGARD 7O A BRRAK lmnn%u:.ht Democrats, which the Administra. tlon Republicaus are ho{zlnz for, Randall’s frienda fcel confident that it cannot be accured, nnd they claim to bave such information a8 to conviuce them that there will bo a serlous break among Southern Hepublicans away from thelr arty, and this will cripple the Adminis. tlon caudidate much “more than any desertion of Democrats that can be brought ut. Randall’s fricnds claln that their cor- respondence with Bouthernmembers leads them 1o conclude that, whilo there wili be much Democratie support on the floor of the House for all measurcs which President Hayes decms of imporiance to atd him in carrying out his licy, they are not - expesting 10 2o 86 far a8 o surrender thelr party advantage and delibers “d{ vote the House into absolute control of the Republicans, NOTES AND NEWS, Ti® REVISED STATUTES. &pecial Dispaich to The Tribune. Wasamarox, D. C., April 23.—Ex-S8enstor Boutwell, who was appolnted by the President Commissioner to cdit the new cdition of the Reovised Statutes, bas been industriously em- ployed upon the work cver since he reccived his commission,” ITe has already completed the an- natatfon of the Constitution of the United States required by the statute, giving relerences to alt WARD LAMON, Lincoln's blng'm‘:hur, and former Marshal of the District, has called upon President Hayes. In the course of his conversation Lamon stated to Mr, Haycs that he belicyed that Lo (Hayes) was ing out the exact pollcy which Lincoln ‘would have adopted had bis lifo been spared. Lamon {s thoroufihly in -iympathy with the Administration, He ‘says, however, he thinks that he sees signs of sn l&prn-chlng atorm, aud ABSERTEES, ‘The effect of tha protest against absenteelsm ‘was lcss marked than might have beon expect~ ed, but it did have Txnu 8 perceptivle effect, ‘The trouble Is, that the record of nelther House 1airly exposes tho absentees, tor thers Is no rule requiring o rollcall In either House except upon demand of a call of the House., 1n fact, tbe roll has not been called in efther Fouse to {ndications” of an orgunized opposition within | decisions of tho Suprems Court bearing upon | the moderato price of proviston Cuicaaa. April 23, I. d d) > g art, 8, tho mines of - e Loans and dlsconn 2,401,142.07 :br::t:fl&ugy!lcn;fi:h“;m:‘ tho vEisn °:“'i’&}l: oade yinl.]i‘:rmm:'n:llll::mm:t%m on Ben | 4 "o ovisions, Ho will go to Mussachusctts | this region Wil be worked ot conslderably | Ve |Bar. 7w fin, A ‘4 :' o e, {s such an Hercnlean task that members | safd it reminded him of the for short visit, leaving Washington this week, { lighter expenss pro rtionately than in tho | “eizas. m. 311500 | 40 »050.00 have little to apprehend from it. To chieck and after ls return will resume his work on tho | southern yart of the Territary. 111se. m. 90,04 7 l'&”sl:"“‘ by Ben Wade and Winter Davis in L2 . bouda Tu sec U7 & botda b Dard. Dietromapntored Tewrye currucy. L] ] Tienrve A absenteelstn fur thie remalnder of the session when the greater portion of the Repub- . ‘Tno wholo 18 to bo loted Like tho mines of the other districts I have 205,233.30 the roll shiould be called In each House dally, uum‘: in }nmegr;nlmc-::l, \Ceuz:‘eu wir:p ar- 1’:‘;3‘;:?:::;‘::::, 0 wholo'la to bocomple visited, !1; !r'l;u: ;!l:-:al&r;(fi uul“ lc;::vn'tlo i * e — Tayes nst Lincoln aud his policy, mon, i 4 i ald. 408,741,00 1 ccullar relal Lincoln, ha THE FOUR-AND-A-IALY PER CENTS, and for tho same ruasons, yiz.: wsut of capltal, Dt from CAPITAL AND LABOR. .fifluhonp%:fatfag: .,(",‘2.','3.[',‘,’, n,nn 2";11-.1 The dally dispatch received by the Becretary | Jack of mills, and the high cost of trauspor- Hous S10,207.08 tatlon to the San Frauclsco mnarket. But if the croppings sud tho rock brought out of the numerous shafts that haye been sunk from ten to fifty fect are any indleation of the results ikely to follow n thoroug h development, this country has minesbutlittleinferior lnrichness to secrets of that d'fi' e auys that one ol them, nmfih has not hitherto been described publicly, the IRTIMATE RRLATION OF BEN WADR to that opposition manifesto at that time. of the Treasury announting the market rato of 43¢ per cent bonds fn London reported it to-day. 28 frowm 103)€ to 1033¢. The par of these bonds, according to the Euglish method of quotation, TITE JLLINOIS MINFERS. Bpecial Dispaich to The Tribune. ‘Bratowoon, 1L, April 23.—The Braldwood Minlog Cumpany suspended work to-day on ace L Due trom Glate battke mnd Bauke . e seeer 0.616.04 S5 S & CO. 50937088 . 385.58 There was a detinite couspiracy formed by the | is ‘sbout 103, and this {s the lowest price at ey orin bl 0 , 2 sl par. 8 salcs 10 r e 5 # G ioe , UBG. miners at the commencement of the strike of a | of dissatisfaction with his policy, azd to place bnngl. ‘though not as grest as before ltbe ex- ;l‘mhr I:;l&:v: l;:l:fllc: uga;vl:n;id K::fiunflfi i i l?cllunllll"m“fi ) nlse of 10 cents per ton In the price of minfog, | in the. White House, s Dictator, elther Ben | citement caised by the impending. European | tyoy bow s7. 1s daugerous for sinall parties 10 | Feocat o A Heken. 2,860,068 2 aud up to thie time Lave been warking full | Wade himselt or Jonn C. Fremont, This con: | war, still continue, and thero is overy reason to | penetrate far into the interlor, for " there ia eaveaworih 30 18" % oF Bpects ( . . time, Jumes Braldwood, Generol Fuperintend. | Spiracy falled, maiuly oxing to thelaauiily ot | be eucourazed at the present stato of Auierican | ope'hand of treacherous Apachesstil on the | Hiiwestee.s: 3003 =Ceinrslen 77,8784 e, Jomes Braldwood, Gencral Fuperlutend: | she consplirators to adjust the differences be- | creuit abroid. Tho kale of the 4 per cent | Lug for white scatpy s, Apachc stul ontuo | Jil 24 T s 130,000:00 expected to have the nccessary Tons® 1t ‘as | tween the tfricnds of Wade and Fremont, A ( bondswlll bo continued until the prico realized | yoyntain fu all this great region that has Tt U8 Certtiona Tutored 1o4day that on 1s arrivsl he wowld pay | Yritten memorandum of this compact was pre- | fs guch as to show that tho 4 per cents could be | )nen 'or (s not belug, run over by prospecting LTt 220,000.00 V but 15 per un{o, the amount due them. Bn’- pared at the time, and a copy of 1t which was 1n | sold ut par, ‘Then tho 434 per cents will be | oo ang not n day prsses hutEamu P o e 1,400, 720.14 Lot s e e et | S pobeuonof Chase vt o to Ligels | widruwty sud 4 per ccuia oitred el | st uplo Frskoi il eportat o THE JACK OF SPADES. noyton it ¥ BRI T sv0i00 &0 10 work sgain, & tho Supreme Court. Fresident Hayes bad ex- T derful discoveries, backlng up his statements Special Dispalch (o The Tribune. D aeintioa 1u0d 3,900.00 Staeaton, 1ll, Aprll 23.—The Vermillion with _speclmens of very rich ore. Of course pressed an opinion on Ben Wade's letter a week Nxw Yons, April 23.—Georze McClellan, the We invite attention to the DBEVORE IT WAS PUBLISIXD, aeews to exist {n regard to the Issuo of Treasury i rojected candidate for the position of Brate Bu- Coal Mine strikers arc still on thetr strike here, notes of denominations less than 85, Tiie Bed- many of the staries told havato be taken cum about 1,000 fu all belng out of employment, As TOtalesueemseronse grano salls. Prospectors are wnlunt‘lrv = Jollowing Special Bargains {n i o v S e LA AP o e =, o e et 4 bRt = The lotter was read by s great many people In | rerary of the Trcasury has not ordered o sus- $ Vi ] e':xlnlll:;r?mme(r:rb:fifliy{: l:xxx‘(nn‘:‘r:, :l\::‘;n a?s"éinfi :g"fl;fl;":d“fi::ca‘:r‘;‘y ul::‘-l:rh:fl:s :‘: peusion of u:xe tnm:LI ‘,} n-duw Txfiunr“nwl. :fifi“ufiml( lnwlm’:lm Aw::lrm'cheu!l l"dhe.ol:gfu' Efi':'.';?ff:f :o‘;rl:: xv'.‘ff&“xfzfil %:x‘:::;:l‘;:::. our Sills Department: far l;.‘.‘.:‘,':..m‘:' fi%fiffl"m 4 in winter, ‘Tho Company proposc to pay 60 aud s breside! A P t huos directed that they be pald out | unq rhaps they sell a third or ball | ghip, and his filends ar uz M > National llas 26DVOVVL 2 a are urgluz 3 Ely to ] g " | offended, He sald that Wade was au oldman, | jn ~ smaller quantitics thau heretofore, ¢ " " Dy rgluz Mayor Ely t . Tintividusl o 3 cents, and no tore. © As nelther party re q juterest In thelr “imine” for $23 or $50 worth [5] 1) i ¥1dusl cedes, the matier yet remains n staty quo. The | 8 little quernious sud disappoluted posaibly a8 | The ofresent stock of theso motes | herot il SRR ol 0 ts slways found ready | Bominate Mm. I s uot constdered likely, | 4U PCS U0 T0S Graln cLioe : i mines are all quict, * There bns been no special | 40 s0me of Lis opinious, but thal. L (thie Prest- | ou hand is very large, und It 1s not proposed to To Tvest that small anount and take the chances | however, that they will be smecesstul. Tho t il . disturbance, and 15 s vapected Shere will bo | deuts belleved that if be could talk with bim { withdraw auy ofit. No atteapt. will bo inade | o¢ makiuga fortuno out of the “elaim ™ when | candidates include Geu. Alfred Pleasonton, Gen Silks at 87 1.2¢, worth | Done, A" ow sitners havy been Imparted from | 10F Balf au Lour s could conviuge hita thiat the | to produce an artliclal fumiuo of $1aud B3 ) iy fg' developed. Mlany ft out prospectora 10 | Shaler, Mr. Alvin Southworth, Mr. G gy I i 155 outallls wiroare worklug - at tha Company's | sentiments expressed fu bis letier were based | Treasury noles, but sunply to stimulate, it 8 |yt croppiuzse on sharcs, 80 ta sueak, Every- A o ars s> | $1 per yard, Laztatr T Brice, and the Siroator Company. 18 smploytag | UPoD sllzht dcgree, the clreulation of the subsidiary | pode S an ntercat. 1 a mine, or wants ohe, | Lcomam ex-Alderman Jacol Hess, nad others. pery i HEMG13.0T i about 200 ut the old price of 70 and K0 cents, AN ENTIRE MISCONCXPTION silver colns, Tae offect of this policy will prot= | A%¥ w1 knows but a few dallars’ warth of pro- The Taminuny Aldermen still adhicrs to thelr | ¢y s . ——_ 2.585840.07 E g so0 ut the old bricu of TU skl B certs: a1 | of the policy of the Adminisiration, Itiscer- | ably be felt more fu Washingtoit than else- | Yiijong luycated on pro- | determination not to confirm any nominceto | 28 PES Col'd Gros Grain cotal 55,903,095.08 H apers, warning 1aborers to kcop away from | tain that Ben Wade is uo wore anxious to | where. N THAMING “ PROSPRCTOR Y succeed Commissioner Erhardt unless helss s A s i Gy OF Coak, sy v 90T 030,08 : Bpeos: warnto P away e ire tho constitutional and legal fruita of MOLLETE ey mals e Thas ner e, True, | Democrat atier thelr vwn heart. Silks at $1, regular|l: ot DeR ayen, Cuahier ol 116 above uamed bank, do E ewaucipation than lioyes; that lhfiu has uot | hig forced Bupervisiug Architect Tl into & | yorinoer things have happeued, but when the —— % = Kevtd 'S w:;n;m;‘w:m“n:‘fingm‘fimmm Ls true toile 4 2 turned the colored poobleover to the euemles | gharp controversy over the present mavazenient | dryy pxcitomont bas passed away and mine- BRITISH COLUMBIA, $1 25 (l“flllty Hubseribed aad swars W befors me this 334 day of 4 THE BLACK HILLS, of the most miatlgnant cuemies of thelr race, | of tho Architect's uflice. Bumo of theso 10LLers | yyyers get down ta work, I presumo tuey will | 8ax FRANcisco, April 23.—A Victorls press * $ “| aprih v, : Yanxton, D, T., April 2—Tho last Terri- | but on the contrary hss wude their old-time | aro vry epicy. ~ Mullctt is going through the | [ig'som of their *locations ™" fraude; uth 4 e e £ m Forrect—Attests & I pral j torlal Legislature. having 80 chaugad tho Judl- | masters the friends of that ‘race, and boutd | hrocess of trying to securc his own appolitmant ot Hitle account. Selll, miving dus Silicrs | diapatch says Blshop Seghers, of the Ronan pces Lachemire inish- Jolis DRV, clul dlatricts #s to give to tho Black 1ills two :““"‘“&“"m“',‘:;,hlp :{ft}’,{‘;;gflflmfi KY writlug " down his opponent. * Mullett | 300" for ‘kuman eredultty s gulllhlllt{. Catholie dlocese, Jast night preuched a sermon ed le sk G o (‘l"\i“ B iretion. cs 10 which a wholo . wiial terms of e United Biates Gourt.-| 1cs 1o WL awhola ‘party sud wtiole, Siabes the - Chicago ~ ofliea | §o¢ “p0, SO HETY te® county | denouncing tue fres schoolsystem of the colony, ace T0S Ul 5 aa5E as 10 that he absolutely would not uw&:s thatappolut- ment, or auy other which shonld ulra thie displacements of the present Superintendents, Burlisg, Walsh, or Hannaford, who are ot Clicago, Bt Louls, and L‘hmnnnl\, Tespectively. AINY ORDERS, The followlng army orders have becn issued: Capt. G, J. Lydecker, Corpa of Kugincors, will G K g setlove siay, Ueorde CGillosple of ll dotles under Lk chargo, Feport~ Ing to Licut, -Uea, Boerldun, b Kir eut. Chsrles C, Morrisun, Sixth Cavaley, will join hile company at ths close of the comid field woason of the expedition fur explorativn so suryoys weat 0f the 100th meridan. QUTSIDE WuBiK. Becretary Evarts' {ricuds say, so far a8 pro- priety g.oes, bo certaluly Las” as much right to (aud thesa remarks apply tothe whole Territor, as well) has gold and” sliver {ndications ol al- must unprecedeated richness, Every hill and mountalu_ In Arizona is teemlug with mineral wealth. Nor is this fact & receut discovery, It has been known for years, though ft Las only beeen durlog & few {enrl paat that it has beeu possibic to investigata the ¢ prospects” thor- uughly, Nosectiou of our country, not even the far-famed Washae, cau show such pure rich native deposits. The extent of these deposits are belng wuyestigsted, sud it will not be long before we suall kuow If the Arizona mines are as extensivo as theygare rich. = Thave visited n number of the most poted mines In this region wnd do not wonder at the cothusiasm of the owners, ‘They all show United Btates Attoruey Pound bas been in- formed by Attorucy-General Devens that,owiug ta the emall appropristion for the cxpeuses of the De&mlncm of Justlee by the Jast cun;;n:ui Do funds will remain for pu{h:g the cxpenses o the court in the Lills fAxedl for the fourth Mon- y of May. That term happens to be the last one in the Territory durlnf the fiscal year end- 1og June 30, and hicoce thal 1s the oue'to sulfer. The poxt term will come fn Beptember, which will boin the new flacal year, This will not cvent the holding of local courts there and 8 enforcement of Territorfal laws, Judge Ben- Uett helug uow {n the ills, ‘Lbe place on the Yankton & Black Hills Lino made vacant by the buraing of the steamboat given the colored people the protection Which twelve {nrl of carpet-bag rule, sustalued by Federal bayonets, huve [alled to give them, Muoreover, the President does nob forget that Ben Wade wrota o more bitter wmnifesto arainst Abrabam Lincoln aod his pollcy, and that he lived to be sorry for it, A, Y, STEPIIE: To (he Wertern Azsocated Press. " WasmINGTON, L, C.y Aprit 2. —Aloxander T Btephans rode vat to- A{emr the tirst thme for sevcral moutha, Mr, Blephous called at the Executlye Mansion and seut in a eard regreiting e was too lame to leave tho carrlage to person- ally pay his respects to the Lrealdent. The l‘rum:nt returned sn aoswer that Lo would sce teelFichon,” 0 Py ot mettinto | Silks at $1.50, would ——— e SCOTCHING - MALARIA, be a good value at REPORT OF THE CONDITION 1¢ Is & fact widely aud amply attested that whero $1 75 OF THUR o 6D the powerful snd pernicious drug, qulalne, and 3 i SRR | 00700 oerh quatity| THIRD NATIONAL BANK Tioveniors hamach itepscotenen tiose s | Black Gros Grain Silks OF CEIICAGO, o e 1 oo soecs | 1t $2, the bestifor The | &S0 bt Sislesf e o 04 Gioe money in Chicago. aTin G vt against malarial attac! No resident of a Jocslity where the above prevall, or whero they lrt‘ llle]’ to Lreak out In consoquence of the boise oning ol URCES. My, Stephens, and did 6o, when Btephens sald 1 the stmospher by uoxious cxhalations, & Loacssnd discounta 2,014,844.09 Carroll lust, weok, was prouiptiy flled by tho | ho was glad 10 sce the President pursufug such | urgus caxes i the Supreme Court In which the | sccmiuzly lario quanifiics of very rich oreyonot | Sho8 4 (il 1o take practicsl cognizance of the We have also in stock a N e ot Sreuiation. s nii ,':[{'R'"'“" of the Joun ML Cliambers, which | courss as would bring together the discordant | Uovernment 1 xmv.mm'enmll ) Benutors bave, | averagiug as much perton os the U tilver Riug,? | sbove linportant truth, snd by a timely uso of 1! Otier ek, bunds aod worgsddi’. "G | DISTRICT AYFA! . 4 i e v Tt v with fll careo: Eoaaats o the country ln harmouy, and tat but what would be considered big, Judging by | Bitiers svald sue euvedes of maladies uo disstr full line of Guinet & |bugiism sl s all the Presideus had to do was to. perforin his The Distrlct Coustulssloners lave awarded | the Nevada mines, $o The Tridu MiNNEaroLy, Mibi., Apn'l m—:‘dhn Potis azeals, 3 i Bner tonic, corractive and doefeusive cor- 7 * Duv 1o viler s rodi hat desfrable result, The | Col. Levl Wright, of Clucago, the vontract for THY YPECE" DISTRICT, A n 102.008.67 :‘3“ mt\l{l;“lwm:!;] lfllet::l:klhn:n?‘ gla 80D, %1:2“‘?“;:‘:‘ r:x.»l‘“z r‘cm‘nk«l ‘that it waa his pur- | sweeplug tho streets of this ty. The coutrack thirty-threc mlics south of Prescott, isthe nll‘ien L Co'_ S Blfl,c]‘( Sllks at the o s T 53,203.50 § “‘ guo of t Whiteliead pacty which left hero foF | page aa well as his duty to pursue uie coursc bs | Was awatded lin, althoughnot tho lawest Lid- | aad bk buowiy 1 thls roglon, and the Peck BUSINESS NOTICES. Yowest prices ever of- e 1258882 L March 81 thoy sncouutered & bizsasd n;fin L | doeined bust to serve tio interests snd Larmony dnrl o account of the superlor manner {u which | Mino ls '}“-‘flw 8 nThnvv uped. The main % Jical secate.faratiure ad Sxwret..., 085,60 hS sustal weverity and of a party f five who baq'| Of the entiro country, thinklug the thue Ll | bo ormatly did the workt Ueve. Tutaurfacs to | shaft s duv Joet. Thomaln wuancllt S0 | iow seidoms we see & splendid hend of fored. - 3,213.03 i ekl vauce, thrce Were (ruzen to death | Coib ‘;H::;r:z:\l filr: Bfi’ffl'frfiu“.fliffg'flfi gu?;”:&“‘fi.”&;‘r‘:»:fl%’fl‘:f = e ublet'éet, {s’fn‘fl»flfi. S¥hiows nfltli:e:l&'leec.x‘::‘fi Bairt From sickness, excensivo labor, ar peglect, —_— . 124,041,623 b 5 e 4 ousands And thele balr gradually was way. . [ tossas vo baly fraien tiec bl ot cpeesal Soqiaintanse of Sucplichs, aad that, gentisaun T Quo wakmaNTO. ore that assaye from £33 o 4160 “Thors | Senuiitt ESECRE Wl ERUMLILSE S0, S.5s100 {: s il oAt the entie pi dprocated the cowplimcut, My, Rtephens al- | Tilden's efforts to get Dudle; Fleld Into | are tive drifts w! sclose s ly of 00, | Gocaalna fe & borfect half dreasing,—8 promoter i % B T A lo The Tyibune. 0 called on Bpeaker Raudall aud Clork Adawms. | Cougress n the lu:)pu of securing the passage of | the character ol which 1s principally carbonate | of the growth of the bair,—a preparation 3333, Wunxuumax,b C., Aprd W.—Uue of thd COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS. & quo warranto bill does not meet ~with auy | of lead heavily nixed with chlorids and horn | free from leritating ma It hus great afaity . . ) . “‘0. % 3 e G i President Hayes hay recelved mauy persopal | favor in the Boutliern pupers recelved here. | silver, Bowo ol the ore s galcua and | forthe human skin, —is rapidly sbeorbed, andim- Governuent mail coutractors from the Black ' H ¢l calls of congratulation on the successof bis | It (s cvideut —that,” if ~auy aitewpt chioride, and this ussays as ligh as §3,000. | parts lustroand etrength, ' ,‘-3 flf"'fi."‘i:“.’%‘-’!nfl'.‘:‘ufl':'.li“{ni‘”f.f&xé{?u&:'i'&’fflfii pease policy thus far, and numerous letters and § of 8 kind §s made, (t can | This mine commenced producing in 1825 o ee— 79 & 8]. St&te-St. 30.000.00 L] the Deadwood il rapidly settle. He | telegrams to the samo eifect from both Hepub- | only result fu faliure, The Richmond Dispatch | The Company hbas sbipoed to Ban Franclsco, | Heep's Custom Shirts Stade to Bloasure.-— — . 6106,033.48 1: HATH the e e i Dol ood Vall e e e e s of the chun- | apcaks tho general scutiiucnt when It sage that | us [ am Informed, 100° tons of ore, and bava | Very deat, © for $9; pooblipation to keep aoy of | S==m=====w=_rerrur=—= Pl i takiog frog o} "‘"’“g_,"“‘ Deadw g, |ty to falio the issue In question would be to | worked 200 tons at ‘thelr mill here aid shipped | Keen's sbirts uoleas porfectly satlofectory, “173 WANTE LipiLmigs, 3008178138 | and .E‘:tfi'l? 1“‘“ l.H ml.:lh‘n- n‘e’tmwnhld; BLAINE. damage the Democratic party lucalculably, be- | $150,000 In bullion. Tho assiys of the pulp | Madiaoaat. = AN WAL AT V L X i d0ch BOE Teaine L S Niitue ql"mw,,, New York, April ZL—A Herald veporter | causslt would offend the peace-loving people (1L run from 400 to $! the Coms |, o snn—lhl e i TaEE \ X 1 by corporattons. Ty stosics ome 1 called laat evehing' upon Seosior Blaiue, wha | of the whole country, The Presidency Is fxed boaks showing an avcrege sssay of (* Mrs. Wlnstow's Saathing S7eup, foF ebils 8 i source Interested lne::c;lr%g R e saldz, 4T am ot to bs totertiewed, ouinow.! | for four years. - Let sl mischlel-workers take | 3 ‘.":l:g“ sulll 1s 8 tesstainp lucated baen- S e oo Tegulato (e bowets Yo Cier WOk, % ¢! s e you otice, ¥ fod e 2 - ‘_.—. e " 4 Blask Ml but tho Goseraaient 18 constasily aandarod o cxpremionof eploln withren ) o 218 YRANKING FRIVILEON, eacoti. 1t baa but two small pans, and very A by : . e g inalt service, porter. [t 1s thue, £4 bt boen telcicrapiied hieuce, that | poor oucs at that, The miuc i in s oo tlber | | Boland's Arouaatio Blcter Wine of Tron laa ainters TAINOI'S | Dattder dsil- 23,103 RS e—— “Noaa; I bave nothing to say about it.” L e, R e e ot b providing that | district, but las ho watet nearer than thirteen | Feuiedy for marvous debility, lupotenshed blood, 1 coustaramat FhISRIS s FINANCIAL, To & query wbether tho leaders of the Kepub- | Congressmen tnight scud public docu- | miles, and no road toit. " It costs threg cents [l ekl L e Die 1o aluer ¥ e Minbrerows, N, Y., April 23.—Medad T, | lican pasty In contemplation any movement | meuts fres through the malls the | per pound to put supplics at thewlne, The | == Coornan, NOTICES, an um ers. m‘afno'uflfi" 730,454 Morse, merehant, lumberman, sud rcs! estate | Fegardivg the sction of President Huycaln with- | word ifree® = wes omitted, 4o thal, Company clalin that It costs them $1010 mIDe | oot o e oo 7 g ) 429,679.49 owner {u Sullk i C % fall Liabilj~ | drawing the troops from Loulslans, Mr. Blaine altbough Cougressmen may scnd docutents | s.tou uf vre, sud $00 to produce a.ton of bul- 0fmce of the Connly Treasarer and c“flllu Collests { & 9!:&?‘@3. 0. GABNSEY, Archlitect, Room 13, pi —_——— 2,229,073.48 ios, $150,000 ":. ;ef.“.:fi: l:;a ::wuc}'w h'r n:' Would vuly say it was vot _fetiug £or biin to an- | by m.‘u, ‘:::y m:;z. under this hl:" n.:fl: “"d‘l’ :;; n:fi){‘:(:g.‘ 5&;; packing on mules to 2l T T B TR TET 2 o A &t this tiwe, postage-s to them, liko any oue else, but | will, \ SANT ure was causcd malnly by the fallure of “fi:w?fllz‘firfl 23.—James 0. Blaloe bel itls l\'utpl.hnx there was whtten 10 another OTHER MINKS, o Cook cflu", Tlinoie, i EANANDNAN i ml"f\fi'fl%fi"fi‘x'fi.%fl‘dflxcm}'&wmmban'. do e “Bllver Prioce,” situated about a mile and a balf from the * Peck,” 13 yielding & bigh *"mzflumn and the Elteurille Glass- | foquircd of a3 o the Californis statement, that | ill providiog that such public docuinents us u pomety v | Lotters of Credit for | S asss St G, he prepared aud lntesds to futroduce reso- | caunot uuder cxisting luw be trane- Cuteaoo, April. 22, 1877.—1 w Placus A, tho next sesslon of Cobgress, ex- | witted through the malls | free of | aversge clase of chtarlde ores, nxasying sbout | mivdall partics who hsve ot ye ueir peronal- b is 354 day ot clotlier, ouu‘*.‘.’sfif.‘{':fl;, by L dletonn lp‘:?:&‘l‘:‘z b e i Mlaeat ehections aud logs sy be 86 trapsmiited ‘under tho | §1,400. Tue veln I tweuty feet, It bas two | BIOPRL 14205 SIS 5008 BSSAST R LN ERR Travelers Abroad. aluecibed ad vwara o befars ey Wiy Tl darot LouisviLix, Ky., April 23—The Loulaville | proposing s uew covaiderativn of the question | franks of such S¢nators, Repruscatatives, aud s. Bl thivgs ore expected of it sppoiated & numiLer of Leputies o levids, Notary Fublic, Plate Glass Manufaciuriug Company went fut ulguul to cousist of the Chie? Justices | Deicgates uoti) tho grat day vl Junuary vext, The Black Warrlor,! au extenilon of the liope il dellnaucnts will cotma furw dactus | Kountze Brotbers, Lsokers 13 Wall-at., New York, | ComeciAttest: W. T: ALLEN. banksupiey to-day, uwuu DHES,OOU' :: o{ :u be Btates said: ©There i uot thoe | subject tosuch reulations as the Postwaster- | * Bilver Priuce,” south 1,600 feet, has tue car- WsBouE TUIBE e Dose b0 LRRRASIVGS: a0 & ¥ery o lusue Lettersaf Crali aod Cireilar Notea ua tho Dplaq S 'fl‘flm tatay O&Q&Wa ' i * slightest foundativn for the stwrye I Lave sk | Ueneral may prescriblo. boaate of lead ores. It [s shipping it ou to the L. C. HUCK, County Collector. | 0be, aad in slf o{icr pars o2 ihe gertd, g &