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%5N. SAMPLES Of DRY GOODS sent
TMHby mail. MILLINERY sent BY eI.
ia &H press and satisfaction guaranteed,
&AFYt Particular attention paid tn the
- a filling OF orders. April Imo
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ALL TO HAND.

OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
" extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which We will continue to receive Ill through
the season.
OUR SAMPLE BUREAU
ls a eucceas, and We are now distributing
Goods over the entire State through iIs
agency. The most careless observer cannot
put aee the great advantages to be derived
rom dealing with live housc, like ours,
where everything is kept moving by system
ana order-where no extra profits are ia acked
on to pay idle hands. or course, we can and
40 40 SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof is, that we sell more Goods than ali the
rest added together. That is tho proof.
me people know where to buy cheapest, and
i iet me stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
r. C. SILVER & CO.
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Terms Cash Only.

OUR terms are strfcny caah. and no order
" will hereafter be allied, or goods deliver.
will please calf and pay the same irnn ediste.
u. J. & f. R. A0NEW :.
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HORRIBLE, IF TRUE.
Alleged Savage Murder in Spartanburg

A correspondent OF the Columbia Union
sends to that paper the following account o!
an almost incredible outrage:
On last Thursday night. May the 4th, large
band of masked men, estimated ut from 1orty
10 fifty persons. visited the plantation OF KEY.
DR.. Jones. in Glenn Springs Township, Spar.
lanburg County. They assaulted the door OF
Wallace Fowler, man Of unbemished repu-
tation and much moral worth. He asked
them not TO break down the door, that ne
Would open it. He did so. They at once
seized him: dragged him a few feet from the
door. and SHOT him. Not satisfied with infiict-
iDg mortal wound, they went into his house
and took shovel OF hot Goals and put them
upon his breast. They threatened his aged
wife with instant death il she made any
alarm or came cut OF the house. He never
spoke so far as his wife knew. but lived until
about o'clock, on Friday, tortured by the
burning coas until they expired. He was
about seventy-fve years of age. His remains
were kept until Saturday afternoon, but no
coroner or trial Justice appeared 10 hoid an ln-
quest. The case would not bear Investigation.
The gang seized three others on the place
one they whipped most shockingly; the other
Two escaped; were fred ut several times.
The next night several men were whipped on
the Air Line Railroad work, a few miles from
SEart1aburg.
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Although the City of San Francisco has not
realized the great expectations which were
formed at the start, its progress has, never
theless, been in keeping with the great deEel-
opment Of the Pacific slope. IL contained q
population, in lS47, of 45o; it now possesses a.
population Of l72, $50. There are 2S,266 houses
in the city, although Of these 2G95 are empty,
exclusive OF one ward. The assessed value Of
real and personal property, in 1870, was $lli,-
59,5ll, aud the rate OF taxation was So 0S on
the $780, The actual bonded debt is $780,,
377. The municipal expenses last year were
s2,6S4,433. There are large number.of man
ufacturing establishments in operation. These
number 500, in which capital of 81, 900, coo is
employed, consuming annually material of the
value of s23,oOO,Ooo, aud producing goods
worth s45,O0o,O0O From the above figures it
will be seen that San Francisco is not only
city of considerable importance, but that. with
its material development in the manuactur.
ing line, it has laid The foundation Of future
greatness.
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HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT. BuCHU

HAS ACQUIRED A WORLDWIDE FAME.
All of nv preparati0ns are merit0rlous. A
period Of twenty years has proved this to be the
case.
See remarks made by Benjamin Trayers, F. r.
C. S. Speaking OF those diseases ana diseases as
no remedy is equal 70 the Extract or Sarsaparlila
lis power is eXtraordinary-more SO than any
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other substances Of the tonic class unavailable oI
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never patented Sl0gle.O0e.
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From the Largest Manufacturing Chemists n the
November 4, 1854
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NEWS FR0M SOUTH 4MERICI,
Panama in Danger--The Capital of
Peru Captured by Insurgents-Fright-
full Ravages of the Eomito in Ruenos
Ayres and Chill.
AspIsNaLL. May c. via JAYAlcA, S.

ASPiNWALL., May y, VIZ JAdAiSaI d
Intelligence was received by Danish man
of.war, yesterday, that the insurgent army
was advancing towards Santiago de TeraGuas.
The insurgents threaten Panama Immediately,
and consequently there is great alarm. The
president in proclamation notifies the troops
to prepare for fight, and they have been sap
piled with arms and ammunition. The rail-
road depot has been delivered over TO the
commander OF the national troops for safe
keeping.
Peace commissioners have started TO- conier
with the rebels, and also the proper officers to
reclaim the steamer Montijo and the prison
ers on board. Herrera, the rebel commander,
has notified the United States Consul not to
interfere by sending the United States steam
er Resaca forthe recapture Of the Montijo, be-
cause United States officers will notabe allow
ed to come on board that vessel, and he will
light them 10 the bitter end. Tie Resaca
will leave the Isthmus on the lGlh. and
thencelorlh foreigners will be unprotected.
All the foreign consuls have addressed the
President begging him to have the national
troops remain for the protection OF the lives
and property of foreigners The government
party In the State Of Bojaca are likely 10
triumph over the revoulionists, who, by their
arbitrary acts, have lost many adherents.
Insurgents captured the City o. Lima. lie
capital Of Peru, on the 2sth.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that the
average deaths from yomiLo were two hundred
and nifty daily. Five thousand persons died in
five weeks. Sixty thousand fed from the
city.
Advices from Valparaiso to the l7th Of April,
state that the vomlto is making frightfnl
ravages.
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VERSAILLES, May s-Noon.

VERSAILLES, May s-Noon.
Tomorrow operations on large scale are,
expected To-day the commanders OF dlT!-
sions came to Versailles to take orders. NC
Mahon, with eighty big guns, will operate On
certain points at o'clock, tomorrow.
PARIS, May s-Night.
The centra. committee Of the Women's
Union demand war poatranee. The Sisters
of the Convent OF ST. Sulpice have been ar
rested. Prussian patrols are vigilant on the
neutral zone. One hundred and fifty Nationals
were arrested by them yesterday. Ciuseres
demands en- examination.
a powder magazine at Porte Maillot was ex-
ploded By two shells this morning. Several
persons were killed and there was great de-
struction otherwise.
Three officers commanding Issy declared it
was necessary to explode the fort Rossel Or
dered them 10 hold out, and they replied they
would rather resign. Rossel had them and
two others arrested. Rossel has great deter
minaton, and is virtually military dictator.
There is dispute between the central COM
mittee and the Commune. The Commune has
seized the telegraph lines on the northern rail-
ways. The German General Won Tam de-
mands the complete evacuation of VincenRes
at meeting OF the Commune, yesterday, 1t
was demanded that the deputies from Paris to
the Versailles Assembly should resign imne-
diately upon pain of outlawry or death.
LONDON, May s.
cure shot the commandant OF the Nallon-
al Guards in a fight. There IS a great concen-
tration Of Versaillsts in Neuills. A circular
from Picard orders strict watch of the Bona
partists. Prince Tour d'Auvergne is dead.
The Lyons elections were quiet. Bismarck
and Theirs meet at Campiegne. The Versail-
lists were compelled 10 evacuate Clamart by
the stencil of unburied dead. The Yersailllst
Government sends to the provinces soldiers
who. have kinsmen in Paris.
a battery at Montretout has commenced
firing upon Port Du Jour and other Commu-
nists positions.
BERLIN, May s..
tis officially reported that Bistnarekis 60
ing to Campiegne, the headquarters Of The
Prince Of fSaxony, 10 confer with Theirs.
VERSAILLES, May 8.
Fort Issy is captured and in possession OF
the Versaillists.
The Algerian insurrection is spreading.
TheLntest.
BERLIN Mays
The incorporation Of Alsace and Lorraine
was considered In the Reichstag, and the arti-
Gle conterrlng immediate citizenship "pon The
inhabitants is already adopted,
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yEWs FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 9.
An extra session of the Senate convenes to-
morrow. There was full Cabinet today, ex.
eept Robson and Belknap.
The confidence felt in official circles Of the
speedy ratification Of the treaty is shown by
the fact that schenck and the English mem
bers of the High Commission have engaged
passage on the steamer leaving New York on
the cath.
The Court of Claims hear no more cases
after the 1stii Instant, and will adjonrn about
the lst of June. The docket IS nearly all clear.
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THE CONVENTION AT WORK
TEE OPENING PROCEEDINGS H4R-
uOyIOUS IND iU>PICIOUS.

The Temporary Organi;ntior-Hon.W w.
ID. Porter Chosen Permanent Presi-
dent. and Attorney-GeneralC Chamber
lain one of the Vice-Presidents-afr
Porter's Speech on Taking the Chnir-
The Governor Invited to a Seat on the
FIoor-A Rigid Investigation te be
Made into the State Finances-Speech-
es of aIessrs. Lathers and Drtdley-Ad-
mirable Spirit Of the Convention-Mt-
nority Representation I'm High Fa vor,
Sc, &c.
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TIE FEMaLE REFORMERS.

NEW YORK, May Q.
The Labor Reform League held its sess!o n
in Steinway Hall. About four hundred were
present, mostly women. Wendell Phillips, in
stancing the execution of Milford by Butler,
invoked the President to follow Buffers plan.
IApp!ause.l
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THE WEATHER THIS .DIY.

WASHINGTON, May ..
It probable that the rain and clouds will,
on Wednesday, advance along line Atlantic
coast, with clear, cool weather on the lakes,
and cloudy and clearing weather in the in
terror
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TEE BITTER END APPROACHING.

Concentration of versaiIlfsts at SeulIiy
bringing UP the Big Guns-Capture
OF Fort Issy-Death Of Prince d'Au-
yercne-Rismnrcs Going to Com.
piegne-The ship Young Eagle Aban-
doned.
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Il SID CALAMITY.

AUBURN, N. Y, May 0.
Three children, playing in an outhouse, ex-
nloded barrel of fireworks and were killed.
A lady in the vicinity died Of sorrow from the
terrible event.
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n. T. HELMBOLD.

Crystal Palace Drug Store. 5s4 Broadway, New
York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
Twenty. ninth street. New York.
Temple Of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel 2hila
delphia, and lO4 South Tenth street, Phlla-
phia,
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TIE PEACEFUL MINERS.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 8.
A laborers' meeting. numbering six hun
dred. were assailed by an equal number. in
cluding one hundred women. The fight is
still progressing with slaves, clubs and
n;etolS
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MATTERS IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, May 0.
Samuel 3. Smith, a prominent bank officer,
died this morning.
The close of registration here shows ma
iority of nine hundred for the whites.
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Mrs. Henry Wood, the English novelist, is
reported to have realized not less than f90. 600
by the sale of her sensational stories, which at
first she could no. induce any publisher to look
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TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.
Split IMONG THE NET FORK RADI-
C4LS-GR4NTI DANCER.

Bitterness ofthe Fenton Party Toward
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS era 4 t
Wages Political Wharf.-The Great
Bruisers-The New York PostoHce
Shooting the Malls through Pneunn"-
tic Tubes.
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Mem 11ubIlra!ions..

ID S S Ell l. S l. I S 7
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bEKI4IN: NdJ %
The incorporation Of Alsace and Lorraine
was considered In the Reichstag, and the arti-
Gle conferrlng Immediate citizenship "pon The
inhabitants is already adopted,
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VERSAILLES, May s-Soon.
Tomorrow operations on large scale are
expected. To-day the commanders OF dlT!'
sions came to Versailles to take orders. NC
Mahon, with eighty big guns, will operate On
certain points at o'clock, tomorrow.
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COUNTY, 7AUDIToR's REPoRT,

kUptron's OrTIcr, Virginia, Juls4s, 1871. Z
To the Honorable Board Of County Commits.
eIoners OF Storey County, Nevada: hereby
submit my Report OF the Finances " Storey
County for the quarter year commencing April
!, 1871 and ending June 80, 1871, both inclusive:
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. SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
JndIcial Disirict Of the State Of Nevada, In
md for Storey County. IL. B. Frankel. plaintiff,
VS., J, b. Stewart, deNndant. Action hrouRni
in tho District Court 3f the First Judicial Dis
County OF Storey, And tho; comphint Mod In
said county, In ID Office Of tho Clerk OF said
District Court, OF, tho 18th day, OF june, \. D.
INl The State of Neyads sends grceting, 70
j. b. STEWART. defendant. You are hereby
required to aplear IN an aeaon oEoas SnSss ~
District Court Of the First Judicial District o.
the State or Nevada. In and for the Comfy OF
storey. and snAwer the complaint. alod therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF seryicel
,9S ss on yS q .e41od ss iu%Sfs ous of aid
County. oS within twenty days; and In oil other
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be taken against you, according to INC prayer OF
'DS The al action is brought to obtain Judgment
for the sum Of aye hundred ana nye n9a ist1tS,
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nia,nt on flc that you. on. 10 wilt, the ltt DAY Of
gnne' A. d. 1871, at tho said County OF Storey,
accounted with the said plaintiff Of and con;
corning divers sS1; Q, Ss and au
In arrcar and unpaid. and upon such accounting
,,an ,ynre then and there found to DO In arreaI
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S46i 63, IN gold coin OF The, unitea states, ana
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Gs,tbols,J and then and there promised and
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IN whenever afterwards thereunto requested
and though often Afterwards thereunto re
cheated ySn havo not paid thH same, or any par
SefeofI and, further that nom tho LIST DAY o.
Inne A. %, 1871, to the 10th day Of June, \. D
Isi inclusive, the plaintiff sold and delivered
~ yon AZ your special instance and request
sooSsi w IA yarcs and merchandise OF tho yalnB o.
ziSS, In United States gold coin, noI part o
%Sish yoG have paid, except $e6. And you arr
Ssrsby % notified that II you fail to answer tht
I oonpiaint, the esaid plaintiff Will tafs judgmen
l esin4 Of the United States, with Interest: oI
4 S1si 81 thereof from June !, 1870, at the 'fait
SSSi(, ref cent. per annun. ..gJ 81 uHl.W2i
l tiiyer undor my hand and the seal Of the Dis
4 trict Court OF the First Judicial Dis
l -. trict Of the State Of Nevada, in ant
tIIj IA Yor the eounty Of Storey this 12tl
1 SEAL. DAY OF June, In the year Of On
tN- Lord one thousand eight hundred AM
a1i.'- seventy -one.
1 10 g-El~ !3l A5GEO. II. DANA, Clefk.I
RI. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. 'Zojr
je90-1m'1aw
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sou Agents for the uotD HfLL DAILY Nxws. arc sr-
thogLed 70 contract for lnsertjn9 or
as al our lowest cash rates In coin. Adversers are
requested 10 leave their orders With ethsr Of the
above houses.