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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIEGT0N, March 8.
SENATE.


Messrs. Howe and Cameron denied
having made certain speeches attributed
to them relative to Mr.. H0ar.
Mi. ConkliDg introduced 8 bill pr0hib.
itiDg secret sales or purchases of gold for
the Government. Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
A Joint resolution requiring parties
asking relief from political disabilities to
make application to Congress over their
signatures, setting forth their grounds for
the application, was laid on the table.
Tho bill supplementary to the national
currency act was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The bill for the better protection Of the
lives of passengers on steam vesselsswas
referred to the COMMITTEES on Commerce.
The bill granting an annual pension of
$4,000 to Mr.. Lincoln was referred to the
Pension Committee.
The standing committees were an
nOuuced to-day, with the following Sem
ators as Chsirmen On Foreign Affairs,
Sumner Commerce, Chandler; FL
nance, Sherman; Manufactures, Morton;
Agriculture. Cameron; Appropriations,
FesseDdeu Military Affairs, Wilson
Navel Affairs, Grimes; Judiciary, Trum-
bull; PGstofices and Post Roads. Ram
sVy IuDlC LuuuS, IoiubipN IflVhte
Lands, Williams Infian Affairs, Hsr-
Ian Pensions, Edm0nds; r evolutionary
GLAZING, Ystes; District OF Columbia,
Hamlin Patents, Wiley Public Build
ings aud Grounds, morrill,; Territories,
Nye; Pacific r | roads, 10 yard Mines
aud Mining, Stewart Revision
of the laws Of the United States, COnk-
ling to audit and control the contingent
expenses of the Senate, CragiD; Print
ing, Anthony; Library. CalIett; En-
rolled bills, 1hsyer; EagrOssed bills,
Ross, and Educational, Drake.
A Joint committee WAS ordered to eX-
anime all applications for relief from p0.
litical disabilities, to consist Of four Sem
ators and four Representatives.
Mr.. Morton introduced q Joint resOlu-
ton to refund to the States the interest
and discount on the money borrowed to
equip. transport and supply troops for
the United State service. Referred to
the Military Committee.
The bills heretofore laid on the table
were referred to apple priata committees.
The District of Columbia Equal Rights
Bill, pocketed By the late President,
was taken up end passed.
The Rev. DIR. Newman was elected
Chaplain, receiving IS Of The 81 votes
cast.
Mr.. POmeroy introduced q bill for the
further security of equal rights in the
District Of Columbia. Il strikes out the
word " male" The other, already pass-
ed, strikes out the word T" white"
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March S.-The Herald
advocates the repeal Of the law eompsll-
ing a man to give up business in order
to be eligible to the office of Secretary Of
the Treasury. The law, as it stands, is
an obsolete one, n has been raked up
by Treasury leeches, who feel that Stew
art knows them too well, and the sharp
ers are determined to make q bold fight
for the retention of their offices and
plumbers. 1t is not wise for any faction
in Congress to make a stand against the
administration on this point. II they
do, the President will do we'll to make a
bold fight Of it. II he does, he will win /;
for the people-the sensible people of all
p~arties-will be with him, and because
common sense and republicsnism are TO
rule for the next four years.
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THE METROPOLITAN POLICE IN MIS-
sEsSIPPE,

Mr. PEARNE, Chief Commissioner Of
Police, is responsible for ss gross q vio-
Iation OF inter State comfy as has ever
fallen under Cur notice. Without any
warrant OF law, on Sunday last, he or
dered Sergeant BROwE and acting Ser
geant FINCH, OF the city police force, 10
accompany Captain HAYNES, Of the Ar
kansas militia, to Horn Lake, Miss, and
there arrest one CUB HARLAN, a refugee
from Arkansas. IN an effort to perform
the unlawful duty to which they we're
assigned, one Of the policemen was
wounded by HARLAN SO that be died in
q few hours sfterward. PEARNE is jusuy
responsible for this fatality, and we're the
times less out Of joint would be held to 8
strict accountability. We hope that
steps sill promptly be taken By the other
Commissioners to lay the matter before
Governor SEETER, and, il possible, hsve
8 man so dangerous to the peace Of this
and ~neighboring communities removed.
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Use APPROACHING CONVENTION.

TIE meeting Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce, yesterday, to make arrangements
for the Commercial Convention. 10 be
held here, commencing on the 70 d Of
May, was largely attended, and charse.
Eesized by a spirit ia every sense most
promising for success and the maipten.
@ CT our renown for hospitality.
Committees OF Conference, with the CITY
authorities, were appointed, and the me-
cessary preliminary steps taken for fuU
and ample arrangements. We expect
our Railroad men shortly to take steps
n, the Issuance OF half-fare and excur-
slep tickets, aud that our packet lines,
with their usual liberality, will place
boats st the disposal Of the Chamber for
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one or more excursions up and down our
magnificent inland sea. Our hotels are
prepared for any number of guests, q
the ciGz sns generally are disposed to
expend the most generous efforts TO make
the occasion the most memorable in the
history of our city. We feel satisfied
the affair is in the right hands, aad that
from ex President JOHNSON through to
the end OF the long list Of worthless, the
people OF Memphis will be confronted
vita all that is iiustrious, ststesmanlike
or busiuess-like in the men of the South
and Southwest.
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T-ELEGRAPHlO MARKETS..
New Yorb sEarket

NEW YORK, March Section drmer. sale
1900 bales uplands 29Ac. Flour s. S5@s 70
Western WHISKY gxe. Corn 95@97c. Rice
weak at SHgSHc. Coffee dull and nemlnaiiy
unchanged. sugar steady but quiet at l2Ld
1870 for fair TO good refined. MOlasses nOmI.
Dry Goods-Standard heavy brown sheetings
l6%@l7c. Great Falls 81 tn 1910. Dwightl II 10
l5c. Great Fails bleachtd IA to Die. Printed
and cOlored cottons in moderate request at uni
Money-Money is quiet and easy at ea7 on
call. 81 Ring quiet at SM@9 for 60-dsy bills,
and $780, for sighted. Gold hrIner; it opened
at 80, feii u SlH, and closed at 3l5S Loans V ere
made at 4d4iS per cent for carrying. Clear.
ances Sll3 10000 Stats bends hrmeT; new
Tennessees 81. Governments opened active at
a decline OF Z nom the highest sales on Satur-
day. and the speculative holders showed q dis.
position to sell. The house OF Austin, Doll &
Co., is mot affected by the failure Of their New
York hrm-they having assets enough 10 paw
100 cents on the dollar.
new Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March s. Cotton i'm fair de-
mand middiings 2SLc; iales 5000 bales; re-
ceipis since Saturday. 1916 bales; no exports
Gold s2A. Sterling 404. Commercial 52Aa4z<.
n. Y. sight AG5 prsnium Flour auii and
over; saperfne s. Is; Xxx IS IS; XXX 81 2'
Sc. Pork dull a, SCI so. Bacon lower; Shout.
ders l4c; sides TIC. Lard dull at 19922c. Sugar
dull common 1870; prime l454c; yellow cisrl-
100 Mola>Ses, priIn 65G72%c. Whis.
dull Western reetified 95c9Sl. Coffee firm
fair l5Z9l6c; prime l7A9lSh@.
Cincinnati Market.
CIECINNAI1. MATCH o-EiOuF Go DylIb 10. Corn
Oats 66967c. Whisky Gle. Pork S3I So.
Bulk shoulders l2Ae; sides l4Lc. Bacon sides
lGIal7c: shoulders 1870; hams l8Qi9%. Lard
lSc. Butter s0945c Sugar dull and unebangeu
Coffee steady at 22G26c. Barley unchanged.
quiet; middlings sc. Rye dull at 81 Y
al 43. Red wheat 81 70.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, March Section 27Hc. Wheat
II 45al IS. Rye s. 45&I 80 Tobacco quiet;
'ales "a hhds at S. to So. Pork S3l so Lard
SIC. Bacon shoulders lac; sides 1861 9I7ke. |
ShnulTarS he sides lff1lfLc- Sunarnna |
Jour IS dO96. GAS 62@G5e. Germ 6296Sc Whis- |
" sac,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 8.-A special
TO the Telegraph says that in a CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Blaine the President re-
piled, that IS Speaker of the House, and
under the circumstances, he had a right
to know, he would therefore bs frank,
and say to him that Mr.. Stewart had
concluded to resign and that the Mas
saehusetts delegation would withdraw
Mr.. Hoar, at the lstter's request and
that he would appoint Ex-Gov. Bout we'll
as Secretary OF the Treasury.
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CINCINNATI, March s.-Arrived-
Emma No. 8, and sam. j. Hale. The
river is falling with Is feet in the cham
mel.
ST. LOUIS, March s-Arrived-Stone-
wall, L'zz'e GIL and Luninary. De-.
parted Belle st. Louis. The weather is
wet.
LOUISVILLE, March S-The river is
falling with 6 feet in the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Arrived-
Mollie Able, Mary Houston M Louisi-
ana. Departed-W. r. Arthur.
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ST. Louis. March S-Superdne flour S95 70.
Spring wheat No. 2, 81 229l 70. Corn O596Sc.
rye 81 IS. SJring harley q le92 80 Whisky
g5c. Pork s3ld3l so. Bulk shoulders lI4c;
sides 10 1870. Bacon held at l4e for shoulders
and sides at iG54@l7c; hamsiSc. Lard nominal
lineage Market.
CHICAGO, March s. Flour s. 70 Is IS. Wheat
81 l6al II. Cocn 5%4 457c. Rye 81 b@1 ls%.
Barley 81 70 Isl D~L= fz5414. Pork $50 509
20 Is. Lard l7X@l74c Baik shoulders lie.
Foreign
IoNDON, March S.-ConsnIs closed at g2{S
@sZ7k. q. S. FIve-tweniieI S35z.
LIYERPooI, March s-"otton closed quiet.
Uplands i.1sd; ORLEANS, l25S1; sales 1900 bale.
FRAHKFoET, March S.-U. .. Ffve-tweniy
bonds closed at SIH.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY, MORNING, MARCH 3, 1858


IA0N
We congratulate Capt. DEHAVEN up
on the success be has so far achieved In
this enterprise. The subsidy Of 500, 600
from the State Of Louisiana seals it q
fixed fact, and will have much to do in
enhancing it in the esteem Of capitalists
abroad. w hope go generous and well
deserved q recognition of merit viii not
pass unobserved by q merchants and
steambostmen. AL should contribute a
mite, either in land or money, and ena-
bic the Captain to hasten the construc
ton OF his magnificent steamboat. He
is now in the city, and viii be for q few
days, to afford an opportunity to those
who desire to make subscriptions Of
stuck
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MADRID, March S.-The Government
barracks here were partially burned yes
terday by an incendiary.
ROME, March S.-Tde reported death
of the Pope is false.
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AMUSE M
NEW MEWPHIa THRATER

Great Reception Of Miss FANNY B.. PRICE.
ana Succs,s OF the Great Dana OF FOUL
PLAY.
Tue day Evening, NJ 'rell S.-WiIl bs pro-
duceu he g-est drama Of The day, entitled
FOUL PLAG-Hslen RJleston, Miss Fanny
Il Pfics.
In kehearsal-AF Err DARK.
SCALE OF PRIOEs-Dre>s Circle and PSruuette.
81 Orchestra Chairs. 81 so Family Circle. sd
cents Coiored Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gal
lery, = cents.
Doors open at quarter to ! O'Clock; curtain viii
rise at 5 precisely. Cookbook open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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4 FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March S.-Arizonia
advices report W. severe engagements
with the Indians, who lost eight killed
and several wounded.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

N patrons and all who wish to have their
M Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me in q superior Workmanlike manner, will
please leave their orders at Clark's Jeweliy
store, er at No. 80 Second street. ard NOTat
Mr.. Katsenbaeh's music store, as I have no
connection whatever with that establishment.
IL. q. HOLLENBERG,
ial6 S1ano and Organ lake.
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DEED

STUART-In Memphis, Tenn, March 5, 1855,
NINA G. SIUART, wife of Rarnwell s. Stuart.
Many daughters have done v~irtuously, bat
thou excellest them all"
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WEEKLY APPEAL, one eGT..--.--....--..--. = ~
RATES OF ADVERTIsTSos
ST0nSsegt Advertisements hdCfng ne Tl.I ~
paper, 6rs insertion 81 each sI0SegneHt"s0
hOa SO cents per Square. ,o.-.
ADVERTISEMENT ~ Won't or heHt oOtt"'"' "
per 6ns each Insertion. 9. To-
&OnlhlV advertisements, % yI J"'' ~
each additional square.
Advertisements inserted at uttapoiS' 70 DC C'|g0N
as nel0 each insertion ov
ppEAL aIU be charged Ofte-St1h dddE70n9~
sdIyTaseaaeaSS inserted IN NE WEEKLY "H" Oe
charged hdyo Of DAILY rates
Tce4I Nonees, - cents per hae drSt paSeTtV0ft' ana
IIL cents per t7te per month
~ t-rusielf ddUeTliSe8sntS, not rom regular dU-
,--sisers. MUST BIZ PAID FOR N ADfAHOhs -
4 Square = lbe p0ce occupied o. 8g"t H"N' ="
sold aOnpdrea.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Co-TexD0udelce, on Pu0hc EUe1aS, Soicued J'O"
aerg part Of tie Ua1ed States.
AINSLIE kEATING & co.
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ST. LOUIS.
For sale.

CORNER RESIDENCE LOT. % by 27 feet,
IL situated on Tats street, sontn OF vance, %
1faS walk OF street cars. For terms apply TO
febis Sc M.TATE, Sl5H Second st,
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The mountain has brought forth a
ridiculous mouse, 10 the great smuse-
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TO THE PUBLIC.
.TERKs DE- suBsCRTPTION.


DAILY APPEAL, one =
WEEKLY APPEAL, one P D
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Estate of Archibald Williams.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE UNDER.
. signed, Administrative ~ the above estate to
.hc creditors Of and all persons having caitns against
said deceased tn exhibit the same with 'hr necessary
vouchers. within ton months from the hrTt yublics.
ton II this notice. To- the undersigned az h.r rest
dsncC In the county Of Elko.
ELIZA WILLIAMS Administrative
Elkc. Apgnss 2. isEp. IL Irns
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
A Stammering Wife.


when deeply in love with Miss Emily Pyns.
vowed N tbs maiden would only be mine.
would always endeAvcr to please her.
She blushed her consent, though the suffering las
Bald never . word except '-So1 an ass
An ass-sn sss5tuous teaserl"
But when we were married. I found TO my ruth
The ssamnlcrtns bNdy had spoken the truth.
Fox OF In obvious dutgeOu.
She'd Say, II ventircd to give her \ jog.
In the way Of reprcof-~Nou're q doG-A deg
dcg-matic cur-mudSecn!"
And once. when l aid. I'VE can hardly Afford
This extravAgant style. with our moderate hoard. "
And hined we ought to be wiser.
She looked. assure yot,r- exceedingly blue,
And frvtfully cried. YOU'RE jew-you're Jew
very ju-dciOrs sdviseri"
Again. when II happ Red thlt wishing 10 sh!rk
Some rather unpleasant and Arduous work
begged her 10 go 10 n neighbor,
She wanted 10 kno~ why made such fuss,
And saucily said. You're ! cuss-cu=s-cuss--
You were always accustomed to labor!"
Out of temper at last with the insolent dame,
And feeling that madame greatly TO blame,
To soold me instead OF carcssing:
i mimicked her speech. like churl that am,
And zngrily said. You're \ dam-dAm-dam-
damage instead OF blessing"
John g. SAFE.
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su. LOvengcod at a Candy Pullin'.

had heap of trouble last krismas and I'll
tell you how it happened. Deken Jonesos
gals gave q candy pullin' and me a stool as
they say in North karliny, so over l goes.
Sister Poll and me went together, and when
we got to old man Joneses the house was chuck
full. Dog my cats if there was room TO turn
around. There was Sue kariins-she's rs
big as a skinned horse-and six other kar-
linses, and all the Scroginses, Williamses and
Simmonses and Pedigrews and the school
master and his gal, besides the old Deken and
the Dekenses, and enough little Dekenses TO
Sc. up half dozen young folks in the family
business.
Well bylne by the pot began to boil and
then the fun begun. We all got our plates
reddy and put flour on our hands TO keep the
candy from sticken and then We pitched into
pullin'. Wozzent il funf / never saw such
latin and cuttin up in all my days. l made a
candy bird for En-. Simmons. Her and me
expect to trot in double harness ons of these
days. She made candy guse for me. Woz-
zent II fun? Then we got 10 throwing candy
balls into one another's hair, and runnin from
one side of the house TO luther. and ont in the
kitchen, till everything on the place was
gaumed all over with candy. ] run till | was
out of breth and sot down To rest spell. |
sot on pine bench and En-. Simmons sot
close TO me. Wozzent il fun? Suse HarkisS,
confOund her pictur, throwed candy ball
sock into one Of NV ewes. l made a bulge 10
run after her and heard something rip. My
stars above, wozzent l picked: l looked
around and thar WAS the gabul end of my bran
nu hritches stickin TO the pine bench.
backed up agin the wall sort Of crawfish like
and grinned.
.'Sut," sez sister Poll. 'wot's the natter
''Shet up sell
= ''Sut," sez sister Poll, leone away from
that wall. Nule get all over greezy."
lie: her greece" SCI l, and sTt down on
q wash-board that WAS lying across a tub. feel
ing wuss than an old maid at a weddin. Purity
Soon felt sumthin hurt and purity soOnit hurt
again. / jumped ten feet hi, kicked over the
tub, out flu old JUneses krismas turkey, and
you ought to seed me GIT. I cut for tall tim
Der, now, YOU jst bet. l jumped stake and
rider fences and smashed down brush like a
runaway hurricane till got home and went
TO bed and stayed there too daZe. II old De
ken Joneses harm burns down next winter, and
! am arrested for it, and anybody pears Rgin
me, III bust his doggonned he'd. Them's MY
sentiments.
n. B.-Wozzent il fun?
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WALTHAM WATCHES

Let every one who wants watch. read this carefully
Especially II In some remote out-of-the-way place
Now that tho railroad Is open. we propose TO yiy,
the residents Of Nevada the opportunity of gettins
single genuine waltham Watches at the
LOtced Neu York Wholesale Prices.
We sell more waltham watches than any other e.
tabshmeut in the country either wholesale or retail
send great numbers 90 every section of countr
BY Mail and Express carefully packed and in perfe.,
running order our plan 4 this: You want a watch
and advertisement; How. We want you nrst 10
write descriptive and illustrated price li.
will send IL. postpaid by return mail II explains
all the different kinds tells the weight and quality of
the cases, with prices Of each you then make seec
ton of the Kind you prefer. and send your order
bill a. collect delivery. We give instructions 10
the Express Company to allow you open the tach
age and examine the watch: IL IL suits, you can pay
aud take II; II not YOU under obligation 10 re-
ceive it: and IL is taken. aud afterward does not
prove satisfactory, will exchange 1t. or
REFUND THE MONEY.
Indication Of a. prices isR quite one .edtea
frou, iia. The p. = BAErLETr, Lsr,r UorrD.,at
,Hi Dus; cap. and al fAs Tote improvements, Solid
Com SiircT CIfs.
S2s in GreenbackS; or about $50 in Coin.
All the other kinds. both gold and silver. In the
sent for price s;, contains great deal Of in
formation regarding these watches that will enable
you make intelligent selection. Don't forget
when you WRITE that you saw this advertise
neut Ia the ELKO iSDILSDESr, and you need not
put Ia stGmps for return postage. Address in full,
HOWARD d CO.,
Jewellers aud SvcrsIniths.
Gl9 broadway, New York.
We refer, hy permission. to Mcssrs. Wells Fargo
Co, New lUTk aud san Francisco; |. ". Raymond.
Esq.. 1. X. Butler, Esq., u. u Howard. Esq.. Ssr,
FrAncisco; W 2. hobart, Ia, Virginia City, New.
7-2n
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Justices Summons.

| = TIE JUSTICES COURT, bcforr John 9. MayhuEh.
| Equirr justice - 'rr Peace IN and for FlL0
TevushlVr aud tpNC Of Hlkp Comfy Of Elk0 state Of
Ssvad,.
J,-rrs c. r1N and uAuEI L wILpnoS. Plaintiff
against FE,SE HTsDs.
Action brought IN aid Justices Court before ss!d
John : aylurE sud Complaint % "a.
Tho TsCT' Of tEr state u Nevada, send grcstirg to
aid Frank H.rgsr
You are hereby required To appear in an action.
brought sgaJus' vau boy the aDuy, named Piaintr be
fore john MsyEugh, Esquire Justice Of the Peace,
~ and for Eko Township, ~ Elko, % 10 the
Complain. tI0d therein within thirty days exclusive
~ tine day Of 'TN'"s after tn, you Of th!r
summons. 10 served within ths- County r;h,r~isr
within forty .ay-, ~ judgement 10y dr'arh will h.
taken against YOU according 20 the payer the said
compliant
The sa't action D. hr0r-hi - rt-r-cr 'hc sum q
Three hundred Dallars gold CON- alleged tp b, due
ami owing lN lru to lIautSs TOY PROFESSIONAL ser
yicyz. rendered 10 r Iiaiuuf's 'ur sail defendant
As 'luraEs by the complaint Aforesaid
And yHu are %. rrly uritrrt tiat vuU fBg IN AZ.
I"Ar lua -u-Err %, uWI'aiEt as hsrs.u r'luir,-i
Do" sH.I plaintiff viii take Judgment against you bv
t"'au'' or Tlr" Hundred Dollar gold coin. TO-
ErilrT with i'-a! interest and cot 90 suf
=. ihs ~'..lG or any Constable % aid Tk~
county. Esr''.rg Mike LEGAL -,r,Irc aud due return
hereof;
Girru under my hand the 2'rh day u
Jgly. 4. T.. l-C'
JOHN YkYHtGH
Jaeur, 81 tho Tra.y, Iitu Town htl. ScvnIa
Him
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THE most peaceable way to have knock.
down is 10 have an auction.
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WEB-A bar of iron one inch in diameter
will support weight Of twenty-eiSht tuns; a
bar of spider silk of the same diameter would
support weight Of EeTenty-fOur tuns- Mining
aud Scientific Press.
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HOWARD d. CO.,
C.OD.-WALTHAM WATCHES COD
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.

FULLER ~ CO., lat" " Z. Chapman L Col
Removed to No. p John street New York.
W r will send single wAITHAM WATCHES on
W order. IN snliI Gold and S'ly~s Case only. By
uNpr,ss q any par; 81 ia" United states ~ b" paid
Cor on delivery hitgT examination. At wholesale
prices The buyer e. IAy al express charges.
Tn" company guaranto" sent with cach Watch.
nation. l-iy
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES !
ssion, uboiesaIe and Retail.

Commission, Wholesale and Retail.
nEALERs IN THE ADJOINING TOWNS VIII
be supplied NJ lowest rates and guaranteed at.
iIaction All fruit repAckcd before shipping AZ Cali.
'nrni' BtcNery and Bakery. opposite Freight Depot.
on Mnin street, llkU, Nevada. j. vNN ItOtTHS
LMLL
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THE DHFEEESCE.-An. urchin, on being re-
buked for wearing out his stockings at the
toes, replied that it couldn't be helped-"tocs
wiggled and heels didn't"
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rS- REGULAR BoARDERs accommodated.
GOOD BEDS and rooms for sll
To nil 10 whom 70 mnr cnneern1

To NIL In whom ~ mny Concern
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE UNDER.
~ signed have subscribed articles 81 assscaion Tor
the purpose Of running, driving booming and rafting
logs, timber lumber and wood on Tho South Form of
the Humboldt fiycr, In the county Of lander. aud
State Of Nevada, In compliance with tho Act OF tho
Legislature Of said State. entitled " An act 10 regulate
Rafting aud Running Timber aud Wood on Tho Rivers
In the State OF Nevads." approved March 81 1866.
and further notice II hereby given that on tho r.t nf
July 1869, taid association will commence operations
undor and by virtue Of the proyisona Of said Act.
J. NJ EvRS,
y. T.. CROW,
!. NJ HOHANNOw
JAMES eastwood
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