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Alliance o. " Vass. as The Fail

FALL RIVER, March 20-The ManulaO
lurcfS Board Of Trade have voted thai
on and after tho frat Monday in April
the price Of weaving DO advanced Il
twCnty.seven cents per cut, and the pay
Of other operatives in proportion. Thii
Il substantially the price paid prior u
January. The advance 10 based wholly
upon the Improvement in the print cloth
market, and hence must be governed
laf1ely by Il,
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TINS spelling match mania Is also
raging at Boston, and will reach i!s eli
max n a contest at Music Hall, Thurs
day evening, The rivals being fifty report
ota, composltOts and proof readers con
neclOd with The daily press, and an equaI
number Of pupils from the English, high
Latin and higher Classc, Of the city gram
mar schools. 4 fine dictionary will b
piyCh-iike the fcst Of the wotld''
awafds-to the man who has the lea't
road NJ IL.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
noop PRIpAY IN LONDON.

LONDON, March 26.-Good Friday wa
observed a. a general holiday, Business
was suspended. The churches were hlled
morning and afternoon. Greenwich park
Black Heath, Hampstead Heath, and
other parks were thronged with people
The weather Is fine and the crowd OI
pleasure seekers Is immense. Accidents
occurred and some disorder Ia reported
but nothing serious,
LONDON, March q, O a. M.-The Allen
steamer MoFayian, from Liverpool, took
out seventy destitute children for Nova
Scotia,
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4 ,s elS A,,si = si,!g,i.ss, sfiSgS, 1sS%

tRFFERsoNviL1E, tNps March 2O.=
Eighty convicts 10 tho State prison, Al
work In the foundry, made bold attemp
to escape. At three O'clock this Afternoon
they suddenly quit work and oyeFpoWefet
the guards, tied and blinded them, and
succeeded II partially cutting hole
through the outet wall, when the
general alarm was given and the out
side guard rushed 10 the reaeue and on
the top Of tho walls forced the conyicts d
tho iiutalo Of their Spencer rifles Il
desist further altcmpt at escape. The
leaders ii the conspiracy were promptly
dealt With and all Il quiet tgaln,
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BOsroN, March 2O.-Georgo Pemberton,
accused Of the murder Of Mrs. Bingham,
was arraigned In tile East Boston Munich
pal Court to-day and fully committed for
murder. An immense crowd was In At.
tendance, md the prisoner was escorted
to and from the Court room bya guard Of
sixty police. Intense excitement exists
in East Boston, and strong inclination
to appeal to lynch law seemed TO prevail
among the nlasses.
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NEw YoRx, March 2O.-The cOnvell
tion OF the Irish societies adopted reso
lutions eulogislic to the memory Of tht
late John Mitchell. Tho society Is agriev
cd at not being consulted by the Feniar
brotherhood with regard to the parade
and have decided to take no part In II, bu
call m early meeting and make arrange
monts for a procession to 10 participated
In BY the Irish societies.
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A Mexican Invasion.

GALVESTON, March 20.-A special tc
the Galveston NetrS, dated Corpus Christi
says large body Of armed mexicans al
tackled several ranches about sevcn miles
from this city, this evcning,robbed one o.
tic stores, and taking several Americana
prisoners. Invasion In this city Is ap
pretended, and the greatest excitement
prevails; the citizens are in arms.
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NEw ORLEANS, Match 28.-Judgc
Woods has decided that the statutes give
him the power In select 4 district Judge
in his circuit 10 GIL the Dufell vacancy,
He has written 10 each, seven IN all TO
aacettain who cat beat come. lie relics
on section 6g1, U. Revised Statutes, for
this authority.
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WAN UKFAHTNBNTl
OFElcE or TiIR CiiRp sl0NAL OPPiCRR,
WASHINGTON, d. C., March 26.--S;30 Y. N.

WAX DkfAhlhbNNI !
OVHicR or TiIE CIIiRp slINAL OPRlCRR,
WASHINGTON, d. C., March 2S.--sSO pm. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
light rains, followed by clearing weather,
south aud west winds, followed by a fall
ing barometer and stationary tGmpcru-
ture.
For the Lake Region, clear or fair
weather, south to west winds, slight
changes In temperature and slowly rising
barometer.
For tho Northwest, generally clear
weather, stationary westerly to aoutllerly
winds, and falling barometer In Mis-
souri, and Iowa.
The Ohio river will fall, and the Cen.
tral Mississippi and Lower Missouri will
rise slowly,
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l1hIIn,Ielnhin Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, March ,5. = Wool -
Steady and supply, light sales o. Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above at 6ja56C x 66a6eci medium 6Gab7cj
coarse 62C; Now York, Michigan, Indiana
ind western fine 4ya62cj medium 66a5gcj
coarse 60a62c; cOmbing washed 65a67c; do
unwashed 45ad6c; fine uhwaShHd SbaS7 Jkei
course and medium unwashed 40a44ct tub
washed 65AG0C; extra and Merino pulled 40
a50Ci No, supcrfne pulled 45aG0c.
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The Situation In the Coal Region

MAtcn CHUNK, pAy March, 90
The situation In the Lshigh coal region
remains In the same condition, not one Of
The large operators giving any hopes for
resumption. The coal Ia getting scatcer
every day. The large stock Ot coal at
the fta1aflvillc yards 10 nearly exhaust
ed and will only last a few days At The
longest. The miners remain firm and will
not 20 10 work for less than tho 1874
baSiS,
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t.nminlnr lioitilllsalonets.

AtpASY, March 20.AA resolution was
adopled by the Senate 10 investigate the
sSSai Affairs which provides tot the ap'
.Toinipent Of four commissioners BY the
Governor with The advice and consent q
he Senate, and that inquiry shall b di-
feSted 10 The last yeat. Hofatio seyniout
and Samuel Bfugsles we're suggested as
lhO proper persons 70 telect
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RAID on A sAvlN0s BANK.

WASHINGTON, March 26,-A sortie ol
gang Of thieves on the Peoples Saving
Bank this morning resulted in the loss oi
a number Of papers valued at $4,000
but which are Of no avail to the thioveT,
ONE HUNDRED VACANCIES TO ne FILLED
There will DO about ono hundred va
cancies among the cadet midshipmen al
tho Naval Academy to be filled at the an
nual examination, in June next. ThS
members and Representatives whose dis
triCts are not represented At the academy
arc making their nominations to tho Sec
rotary ofthe Navy.
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Death oI.n Leading citizen.

JEFFERsovILLE, 1Np., 20.-General l.
SpuSks, n public spirited citizen, and
widely known as q leading politician,
and for many years Mayor Of this city
died at ten o'clock to-day from drolSy oI
the chest and bowels. The dcseNse or,
iginating from the shrinkage Of his liver
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Autiloritatively Dcnied.

tSptANApuLts, Mtch 2G.--The Senlincl
Of tomorrow will authofitatiyely deny
the report going the rounds Of the press
to the effect that Governor Hendricks has
engaged a suite Of rooms at Washington
for political or any other purposes
during the next session OF Congress.
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Heavy Isallls..Ilaa Apprehen.

WtLKspAhRs, March 9G.--1t faincd
all afternoon with The appearance Of con.
linuihg. Tho night reports from
Towafda, and At other points up the river
say That the river IA rising At, rapid
taie. Tyenly.fOuf hours ofsuch weather
will overflow the lfibutatfieS Of the river.
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New YoRK, March 20.-This being Good
Friday, business was quiet Ia all depart
mGntS Of trade, and some commisSlonh0uses
were closed Cotton goods firm ateurrent
prices. Heavy Standard and browns IN
good demand and light supply. Brown
ducks and drills and Cheviota In moderate
demand. Plaid prints ara more inquired
for. Dress goods and shawls fairly active.
EnnGY GNasimereS nuiet.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
BY .TELRGRAPH.
ChieaRO.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unsettled;
No, spring, 94 nc spot 949SG seller April;
99IIc seller May; 99Ao bid seller June; No.
5, 9ici rejected Sic. con-Dull and un,
settled; No, 2, 679Ea67IEO spot or seller
April; 769Sc bid seller May 7bIt bid seller
June; rejected 65Hc. oSts-Demandi fair
and market firm; No. 9, Csc fresh spot;
55ac bid seller April; 50a5OLSc seller May.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged, Barlcy-DIll
aud unsettled; No. 2, 81 06 spot 81 02a
O2I4 seller April. Pork-Dull and dc,
clinel at $40 95a2O 90 spot or April; $1,000
seller May $50 so seller June. Lard Ae.
tive and prices advanced; Sl3 s5IfalS 81
spot or seller April Sl4 02Ifal4 05 seller
May, Whisky-$1 t2,
On call board wheat was higher 0sN
April, 999t May, 81 O05 June, Corn high
or 6ijEa6sc April, 7GIse MGy. Oats steady.
Pork tiriner $40 OOa2O O9N May. Lard
nominal,
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LOUISVILLE, March 2G-1n a quarrel
Which occurred between two men In Mel.
Soh county, Ky, n few days since Sam
Hahn cut Merritt Lellef with knife and
Letter took up Il spade and split l1ailns
head open, killing him instantly.
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General Aurur In Command.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Genefal
&C. Auguf has arrived here from Texas.
lie will take command Of tho troops
stationed In this vicinity tomorrow
General Emory leaves for Washington
Saturday afternoon.
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A ttnE occurred Al CadiA Ohio, on
Thursday night BY which three stables
belonging to the Genital House, D, Stem
mons 1 Robert Lyons, were destroyed
There were eight head Of horses and
COW burned in The Central stables. The
ld.s il about 5000, with an insutancs Oi
$500.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-To.day
being legal holiday The banks and pub
lie buildihes we're closed. The Cotholic
churches were open oil day and were
thfoneed with visitors.
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Meeting Of General Passenger
Agents.

CHICAGO, March 2G.-The general pas.
Benger agents held a meeting here this
evening, apd agreed to meet Aheir mana
gers at Cleveland on the 30th inst.
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I'lTrsBrRGn, March 2O-Iig lron-Very
dull and prices unchangcdi No. 2 foundry
$50 0O. WhGat-Quiet and unchanged.
COrn-Ear iirmer at 70a7SC; Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 S0a1 s2IIC at Parker's.
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Ea1nne d. tioitl hi anist t,flaoners.

MELbouRNE, Match 26.-Twenty prom.
inenl Communist prisoners, under the
leadership Of Dr., Rastaoul escaped from
New Caledonia in boats built by them
toiVea ..
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CLEVELAND, March 2O.--Markets quiet
and unchanged. petrOleum-Quiet stand.
ard white IKE; Ohio State test i22Sc; small
lots la2c higher.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 26,-Ata Cabinet
meeting to-day tho question arose as to
the power Of the President TO appoint q
Judge for the vacant Judicial District In
Louisiana, to which Judge Pardee was
nominated, but which nomination failed
being confirmed, Tho President referred
the subiectto AttOrney-GenG Williams
who gave his opinion to the effect that the
vacant Judgeship cannot be filled until
tho next session OF Congress,
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ApPoINrED oEoLoGIsT.

The Secretary Of the Interior has ap-
pointed Walker P. JCnney GGologst for
tho exploration OF tho Black Hills
country, lie will enter upon his work
Immediately, r..rs
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IRoN AND NAILs.--Tho last Pittsburgh
Manufacturer takes u somewhat BLUSH
view Of the iron and nail market. The
trade In pig iron Is nearly suspended,
owing to tho lockout, and prices are
weaker though not quotably lower. Tho
figures are 1928 and S24 on time. In man
uiactured irons trade continues dull and
,lemorulilcd. The manufacturers have
no stock and consequently are not able to
meet tho views Of buyers.
"lTowever mortifying this is to our
manufacturers, they arc fully rs deter
mined "a ever to adhere 10 the position
tI,ey took when the lockout was first In
nu4urated, not to start up until the boiler
arc willing to resume work at the rednc'
tion or the price Of finished iron nd
yances sufficiently to enable them 10 pay
the old rates. II il very aggravating 10
mill owners to be obliged to turn orders
ava ', especially from regular customers
but Il isbetter 10 be Idle than to work at
loss, and the indications arc not IA favor
able for an adjudication Of tho lockout
"a they were couple Of weeks ago, and
VIC should not bo surprised II II would con
tinuo till fall, as some Of tho mills arc
now indifferent about starting up agalr
even II the puddlerS would resume work
at tho reduction.
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There il no improvement In the nail
trade no far as Pittsburgh Is concerned,
and from all that We can learn, Il is not
very satisfactory elsewhere, as prices arc
down to II not below the actual cost Of
manufacture. We are reliably informed
tbat even at the reduced cost for pudding
there would be little or no margin for
profit, hence, the most Of the factories her,
arc idle, and having no stock, are obliged
10 turn away orders. It Is difficult III the
present dCmorAiitel condition Of The
market TO quote, but from all that VIC
can learn So, time, still appears to be tho
ruling price.
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otttNfowS, March g. The steam.
shiS Cuba from New York has arrived,
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MAucn CHUNK, Pa, March 2G.-The
two dams at this place are still covered
with leo 10 inches thick, On tho dam al
Perryyille tho Ice Is u inches thick
The dam at White Haven is the largest
on the I.ehigh river and Is filled with
thousands Of logs and leo twenty inches
thick. II rained here two hours this af-
ternoOn but 1t will not raise the river very
much, rs the past few days have done
much towards reducing the snow and ict
along tho river and there Ia no serious
difficulty expected.
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MEMriIts, March 2G.-The attendance
Of the Episcopal and Catholic Churchea
OIL the solemn and impressive services ol
the day arc being unusually largo.
THE EXPRESS EoDsErs.
Matt Morris alias Pittsburgh Matt, The
leader Of the qtiartette engaged In the Ex'
press robbery here the first oil February
arrived here this morning and Is now In
jail. As the four men are already In
dicted they will have speedy trial. It'll
generally believed that Morris and John
Ston will pay the penalty Of their crime
upon the scafiold, Johnston who was d
first bold and defiant has completely
broken down since learning that his Of.
ienSo Ia punishable with death and
Shrieks and yells like a mad man.
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New YORK, March ga Port Deposit
dispatch states that the ice gorge there y
much feared, and II Is believed when Il
moves, unless some very favorable cir
cumStances arise, II will sweep away most
Of the place and also carry away The
bridge al Hayre Do Grace,
Dispatches from the west branch 0i
the sIsQuOhanna river state that tele'
graph Ollice has been established at Glenn
Union to warn tho people when the gorge
there moves.
leo cutters arc at work ut Lock Haven
and Williamsport, and an attempt at the
latter place has been made TO open the
channel,
PoRr JERvIs, March 20.-Tho Erie
Railway Company has completed its new
bridge across the Delaware river to re-
place the one destroyed by the flood. Pas.
Sengcr and freight trains arc again run,
ming over the main line.
PoRT JERvIs, N. j., March 26.-The
Erie Railway has stopped running the
through freight over the Delaware, Lack
awanna & Wabash Railway, and are fill-
Ing the stations on the Delaware division
with loaded cars, preparatory to resuming
travel on their own road Saturday night
when the bridge will be completed, Indi'
cations Of q heavy storm prevails which
will be followed by an immense damage
down the river.
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GOING 10 NEW YORK.

The President will leave here next
week for brief visit to New York with
tho members Of his family.
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NEW YORK.
CouNrERrEtr COUPONS.

NEw YoaK, March 26.-Some weeks
since fifty counterfeit coupons wGrc. dis
covered on second mortgage bonds ot the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
since which time thirty.sGven more coun
torieih have been stopped. All Of The
second mortgage bonds have been regis
tered at tho Office Of the company In New
York. A meeting Of the Stockholderl
will soon be held In Toledo.
GOLD AND IMPORTS.
Tie treasury disbursements Of gold to
day amounted 10 Sl1lOO0. Imports o.
dry goods for the week, 81 ,s6S,040.
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FRANCE

PARIS, March 28.-It ia reported that
Con. DOrrey Joins the other Carlist Gem
erals in their protest against Cabrera's
Courso,
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CHRISTMAS.

Tomorrow is the time-hoocred fes-
tival of Cbristmas-a day of feastiDg
ard rejoicing throughout Chrstendom.
The day is generally conceded to Be the
anniversary Of the birth of Jesus Christ.
the founder OF tie Christian religion,
who, according TO ancient honiclers. was
born on a day corresponding with the
18th of December in Bethlehem, Jndea.
In coInmemoraiion of the event the
day is observed as a holiday by ell
Christian denominations. The men =
bers of the Greek Church, who still
reckon time by the Julian calendar,
celebrate the day in January, there be-
ing a difference of about thirteen days
between that calendar and the Gregg
rian. which was adopted in Italy by
order OF Pope Gregory in 1882. and at
subsequent period by act OF Parlia-
ment, IL Great Britain. With the ex-
ception of Russia the new style has
been adopted by ali Christian countries.
and the festival of Christmas is kept
on the 18th of December. As all con-
nected With the SILVER STATE believe
in the new style, and desire to partici-
pate in the Christmas festivities no
paper will be issued from this ofice to-
morrow and all join in wishing the
patrons of the SILVER SrArE " Merry
Christmas.
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SUMMARY or THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1l31I.
Legal tenders buying at So, and
SSH selling.
The Dexter Mining Company has
a.viedan assessment of twenty cents PEI
share, delinquent January oath.
The people of Cincinnati are making
arrangements for grand celebration OF
the inaugural of the Centennial year
The Harvard Boat Club has accepted
the challenge of the Yale Club for q
four mile race.
The bodies of John Kelsey and Geo.
Elwell have been recovered from the
debris CT the exposion at Boston.
Boss Tweed is reported to have ar
rived at Havana. where he has been
recognized
Prince of Wales has arrived at Cal
cutta, where he received a fine recsp-
ton.
The Madrid Epoca says when the
Carlist insurrection is over an efficient
army will be in Cuba, and heavy guns
will be placed along the coast, and it is
SAID that Spain will propose to the
United States a new and mutually ad
g4ntageous treaty of commerce.
1t is intimated that Tom Scott and
his friends have scheme for capturing
Patrons Of HCsbandry, SO as to have
their influence in operating upon
Congress.
The Bank of Brandywine at West
Chester, Pennsylvania, is now in the
hands of an assignee.
Henry Stiles, the first white person
born in Cincinnati, and o resident of
Detroit at the time Of Hulls surrender,
died recently at East Bay, Michigan.
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THE nomination of Grant for third
term by Bishop Haven and two hun
dred Methodist Ministers at Boston
recently. does not meet the approval of
the Methodist denomination generally.
Several Methodist bishops in different
parts OF the country discountenance
the act of their Boston Brother, in
nominating Grant at the meeting and
asking the two hundred ministers pres
ent to pray for his reelection. Bishop
Haven, they say is an eccentric char
acter. who yet glories in the name Of
Gil, by witch he was known before be
became bishop. Bishop Simpson of
Philadelphia in a communication on
the subject. says he believes that Meth
odist ministers and people are divided
on political questions as on many other
secular affairs.
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The property held by churches in
the United States according to the cen.
sus of 1870, which is the most reliable
data on the subject attainable. sggre-
gated in that year, 1854, 4S3 .581. This
was divided among the different de.
nominations as follows: Methodists.
S69, 1854. 12l; Roman Catholics. $780,
9S5, $50; Presbyterians, $50. 265. 256;
Baptists, Sal, sos. 1913; Episcopalians,
S36, $40; Congregatiopalists, S25,-
069. 698; Reformed Church. $780, 1884,
40; Lutherans, S14, 9l7.747; The re.
naming S35. 900, 900 being distributed
between seventeen other denomin-
atoms.
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t-.aA a prsrATcH. from SILVER City informs
us that French Merchant named
B. DeLord was murdered at South
Mountain night before last. He was
shot, and cnt with an Ak. !, No clue to
the perpetrators, but the deed is sup
posed to have been committed by
Cinnamon. Weather here is very
stormy and it is showing hard.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner.
~ ship heretofore existing between N
haphaei and P.Andrews in the ranch ana stool
s Dn.lhsss, oh ihe humboldt Meadows, ceases
from this date by r. Andrews bayi,,o ~, a.,
terest Of N. Rsphaol. '''-
whatever liabilities there may be aqajns,
them VIII be settled by Z. Andrews. and aeh.s
que them to beequally divided when collected
y u e,,nsr party. NJ. RAPHAEL,
Nov. 24fh. 1915.
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CAPTAIN OF THE GUARD.-J. j. Linn
has been appointed Captain OF the
Guard at the State Prison. No better
selection for the place could be made,
as Jake knows his duty and dares to do
it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

THE JUBILEE SINGERS. Remember
the Jubilee Singers at the Court house
tomorrow, evening. They have the
reputation of being the best in their
line that have ever travelled in the
United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

In Every Town and Village persons
who have been saved from death from
consumption by HALE's HONEY OF
uoURHoUED AND TAR.
PIXIES Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.