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ID b l. A D e l. FHIA. RICP. &FA
IN - MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-S&&AG
ShdI LlNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
1h's line will leave Philadelphia syery TUES.
DAT and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at l2 O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for ali parts Of New
jersey, Pennsylvania, ard Delaware, fer Provi.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant.
werp via Red Star anG American steamshiD liues
and bills of lading sigcee through.
". P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE Il CO.,
NH 10 No. 3 South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
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ID ENEHSTS.
DRUGS. NEOKsENEs. &c

EPlZOOTY AND ALL OTHER DIS
II EASES OF THE HORSE treated scientifically
10y Ir. T. ". WEEKS. Eeteii nary SUI geon, at
Bair's drugstore, corner Ninth and Broad streets.
&C l2-l:*
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fALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s~a
" COMPANY. $500
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch enc OF their splendid
steaRers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. RLDER-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY ii
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built en-.
pressy for this route.
They baye splendid saloons, etateroor1s, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are EN-.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the CoRpaEy's covered pier, 81
North river.
Fre!ghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 P. u. daily.
For further lErormatsn, apply to
49,, GEORGE ". ALLEN D. CO., Asents.
my 10 Office Com na ly,s wharvps RScRpftn
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I.oCF crOCE NEW GOODS

4 LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
n CARPETS. RUG and MATS; OlLCL0TH,
LACEs, and DAMASK CURTAINS; G0K SS. I'm ! ~,
SHADES, HOLLANDS OF all grades DhUetI ELS
fine assortment of PAPER-HANGlsGs. All
or Ter; promptly attended TO In town or country.
PaILLlPS JENS1NGS,No. ~; corner fan nHL
IASKA PoWDER-best preparation
n i, use for cleaong metal washing paint. glass,
30 IN fousekeeDt-s Il is particularly recon-
sa.Sc,,da ~ Nv CHRISTIAN q WHITE,
ID, nsea ny ASeT.s
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NuEST-PROTECTORS.
GRANULAR EFFERVESCEN rs.

RANULAR EFFERNESCENT Is.
GRANULAR FFFEREsCENT CITRATE oE
LITHl8,
NIT. HERIUM,
HRONI,:k POTASSIUM.
IOD;iIt OF AMMONIUM,
NITRATE POTASH,
pIDS?H ATE OF IRON,
CITRATE CINCHO%IA,
AM. CIT. BlSMUTH.
lODlDE OF POTASSIUM
CARB. IRON, &C.. &c, for Salehy
} BLAZE, Druggist.
So Ia corner Broad ard Sinih streets.
/ MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
ANGLo-SwIsS CONDENSED MILK, superior to
any other brand;
DURANb'S CAsTlLLOHS ELIXIR, IA line tonic,
aud 10: chronic darrEpt;
LASCkLOTS IODINIZED SYRUP OF HORSE
RADlSH;
DARBY'S PROPHYLACrIC FLUID;
POpULIO. for kidney ard liver complaints;
CRAB.OACHARD SALT in bottles;
HIMROo'S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
GUA9ANA POWDERS, for headache;
EFFFRVES SCENT CARBONATE of L1THIA;
LOZENGES for the thirst Of fever;
The most approved SUPPORTERS and TRUSSES
Mt MEADE s. BAkER'S
SEQ drugstore, 9lS Main street.
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MULES. HORSES, dc
BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

At COST FOR CASH. shall &@1
N continue 10 sell the remaining portion
NJ nv stock OF BOOTS. SHOES. andd ~
TRiJNkS at cost. These goods are ell inst -.
.iass Among Them. T.. &. Burt-'s fne hoes mi,
lines other cell brated makes o mems ano BOYS
heavy boots and >ho-s. II In wait W III do well Dy
ca an ~ u ''' w. r. W. TAYLOR.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOaTsSM.
~ COMPANY. ssssss-afSszz&xs

JAMES RIVER r STEAMBoATsiss55SHEs
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June 1st. 1875. this
ComDany'S fast and elegant steamer JOHS S1L-
VtST- K. Captain j. A POST. carrying uGitcd
States Mail, will leave wharf, kocketts for shove
ramcd p0ius TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, anc
SATURDAYS at $50 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Llns
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN W
Fare 10 baltimore. w
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ................. 80
Fare 10 Ne" 1orR.. IL oU
Tickets for sale on steamers. NJ CARRIER & Go. s
Ticket Agency, Main stree and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth. and
regular landings Oh James river fro A. N. 10
6 Z. VI. ut reason thle rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf Rockets: branch office
at W. ID. Blair & Co.'S, corner Of Sln'E and Main
/
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RANnnIPH e ENGLISH

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
have for sale the TEXTBOOKS, and large stock
of STANDARD MEDICAL WORKS, new aid old.
LAW, SCHOOL, and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS at 1918 Main street.
Catalogues sent TO all who apply. oc 4-d&w
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GREAT REDUCTION ON
GENTLEMEA'S FURNISHING GOODS.
335 PER CENT.
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS. AND NO
IIUMBUG.
Call and see for yourself the largest stock IN the
city and the lowest prices
A full stock Of 6 sNTLEMEN-S UNDERWEAR
and everything usually kept In gentle mans first
class) furnishing establishment, and at prices
twenty-five per cent. lower than last season.
Frs-cass Shirts made In order OF frst.class ma
HENRY T. MILLER,
oc 2 3m 915 Main street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


HEAVY FAILURE.
LoSpoS. October 11.-Jobn Sergis Ga
Iutta. merchant at No. Bloomfield street.
Freesbury, E. c., has failed. Liabilities,
S750,O00.
DEPARTURE CT TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
T,o,pos. October Hills Royal Highnes:
the Prince of Wules departs from LONDON
on his visit to Iada at s O'Clock this evening
He will be accompanied as far as Calais oy
the Princess Alexandria.
Spain.
TlMBER-YARD AFIRE.
S.xr.SnEH. October ia great fire Is
raging in the undergrad near the railway
det0t.
THE cARLIsr GENERAL sABALLs, &C.
LONDON. October 1.-THE CaIlst Genera
Saballs goes to Switzerland. Spain lntenos
to demand bis surrender as robocr.
The Soanish Minister to the Vatican has
presented note to Cardinal Antoneill rela'
tive TO the concordat.
Turkey.
THE DEBT QUESTION.
Paris. October lit Is reported that the
French and English Governments are 10
communication relative to steps IN view OF
the recent edicts regarding the Turkish debt
Rome.
MOVEMENTS OF CARDINAL A'CLosKEY.
RoaE, October 11.-Cardual McCloskey
will leave this city tomorrow for Paris. DE
will afterwards visit Cardinal Manning, in
London, aud Cardinal Cullen, in Ireland
He has ordered here splendid marble altar
for the Roman Catholic cathedral OF Ne"
York, costing 10000.
REPRESENTATION AT TIE CENTENNIAL.
RoMs October 1.-THE Pope will senC
two Mosaics representing the Madonna, by
Raphael, and St. Agnes, by Esutili, to thf
American Centennial.
Haiy will appoint committee OF ltaIiaD:
residing ia America 10 represent that coun
try at the Centennial.
Holland.
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Holland.
THE SITUATI0

TIE SITUATION REGARDING VENEZUELA.
THE HAGUE, october 1.-THE Minister OF
Foreign Affairs stated in the Caam6er OF De,
puties to-day that the situation With regard
TO Venezuela was not such as to cause als-
quietude, but serious enoughto counsei pfu'
1pnce.
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DEST FRENCH CALF BOOT,a
d sIc.50; best FRENCH CaLFGAITEk.HSS
81; best FRENCH CALF sloa, 30 beStW
FOOTED BOOT, $7-MADE TO ORDER By HAND
made box, square, found. or any Eind OF Toe you
want. Leiye your orders for agood h:at
HENRY &. BOSCHES's, az Broad a!ref.,
au5 between Second AMI iDird streets
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ltICtniOND- FhED'G y POTOMAC u. K. co,
OEFICg GsNERAL TICBET AGEH~ 7
RICHMoND. September ] l. 1907
OF TRAINS,


RICHMoND, September Il. 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35 P. II. leaves Byrd-Street station daily, con.
meeting with The Ball more aud Ohio
railroad at shepherd, opposite Alex
andria-due at camden station, Bait
more at 9:15 p. M.-an0 with New
York train (7HROCGH sLREpERS
FROM SHEPHERD TO NEW 9OHK);
and with New YGIk Night Express
Uid Baltimore and Potion nc railroad
al Wash' ton: arriving at Chures-
Street station. Baltimore at 1920 =.
NJ. THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH
INGTON TO NEW YORK.
o2OP, NJ, leaves tSyrn-street station Sundays
excepted, connecting At Washington
with the Baltimore ana Potomac and
Salt,In .re and oh o railroads.
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover junction, leaves BroadSt Get
station Sundays excepted.
Sam. arrives at Byra-S trcet station (Non-
A. anYS sxse BBTTastrae station daily.
S:37 a. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN ArnIe s
at Broad-Street station tSundavs ex-
cspted).
Parlor-cars on dav trains.
Pullman sleerers on night trains.
FkEiGHT TRAINS leave Broat Street stauon
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, an SATURDAY
NIGHTS fcl all points North and West; ana or;
rive on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FhlDA1
Cousgnees Of live stock ana perish
able articles. upon giving notice at cepoi, Gun ODD
lain fire. gbt al EOulton on preceding evening. :,
Through bills or lading and rates giyer u all
'''''''0 - FIT. ID. MYERS,
General superintendent.
C. A. TAYLOR
sell General Fraixhf AMI Ticket A. Ssp.
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THE HORSE-DlSE ASE.-"0ur Horse
l. Powders and Linimcnt. We would again
call attention OF the owners Of stock to these pre-
paraiiprsas bt ing The most If rot only reliable re-
mcdics against the prevailing disease, as we'll rs
ayain>t Coughs II fuenZa. SC. They were used with
the grt attest success by of our largest sock
owners evera years ago,when this disease first ap-
p,urrd Zoe II l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER ~, 1875.
Sun rises, Moon sets......... II
Sun sets 5.37t High tiGe. .......... 2.1S
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VISITING CARDS. 60r. 10 q sors 70, %
.,,.s ]. Ga !. ~ -. :
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CLOTHING

SMITHS PATENT
PARTLY-MADE DRESs-sHIRTs,
MADE FROM THE BEST
WAMSUTTA COTTON AND 2loO LINEN
This shirt has qualities FAR EXCEEDING those If
any SHIRT of The kind ever introduced In This
bu,ton.hees for si . ." '"p'e'e' EXCEPT tho
I'd; In my SHIRT 1t is not necessary to sew I'D
Sd. II will cost but $3.50 per dozen to comp,ets
ready for wear and Zee not cost that If SO re-
Thus you vii! sac I offer you SHIRT aImos,
complete for the tr fling sum Of sl.25 each, or SIS
a full assortment of sizes always on hand. No re.
cessity Of waiting ten or fifteen days 10 fiji your
orders. Those in want will do well 10 examine my
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
have this dsy received sno msn sgse sa
T. B. SPENCE s. son,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
1900 MAIN STREET,
invite an examination OF their stock Of CLOTHS.
CDATlNGS. and GASSlMhRES, and guarantee
perfect satl:f ctinn. oc9
F.. b. SPENCE & SON,
CLOTHIERs,
1900 MAIN STREET.
| invite an examination Of their stock Of READY
| MADE CLOTHING and OVERCOATS. oc9
II Z. SPENCE d. SON,
DEALERS IN FURNISHING GOODS,
1900 MAIN STREET,
invite an examination of their stock of SHIRTS
and FURNISHING GOODS. oc9
II b. SPENCE e. SON,
(PEMBROKE sHIRTs:)
1900 MAIN STREET,
| invite an examination of their stock of PFM-
| BROKE SHIRTS ard UNDERWEAR. oc9
TOHN LATOUCHE, Ia
MERCHANT TAILOR, W.
917 MAIN STREET,
! has just opened good ortment Of new styles Of
| PANT GOODS,
and of them III low prices also full line of
| FRI NCH BEAVERS, various shades, the best
makes and good weight, for UyERCOATS or
| Prince ALBERTS.
Quality. stylA. and finish guaranteed.
Now is the Time for exam cation and selection.
OCT
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Sza fsa E5sz--IEssl11 ,Es55EEsEs.r EssE-I
ksS

90 -: ;::sssss=.lIs
pICRMOND AND DaNVILLE RAIL
LII EOhD C0BPANY.-SnTiCE.-y Visitors 10
the Raleigh Fair ca take the Pullman sleeRipx.car
on The train leaving Richmond 7 tuesday,. Octo.
Der 9Th. at 1:3S W. and GO thrs ugh 10 Raleisb
arriving there 1T S:23 4. NJ. WEDNESDAY,. He
turning, they cin tase Sleeping car al Raleigh at
o:l0 L. u: THURSDAY. UctOber 4th, and ar.
rye s at lcnmond nB FRIDti a. ~ Z. M;
Raleigh
Round-.rip tickets from Richmon1 e. Raleigh. se:
with coupon to go into fairgrounds $3.50; sleep
ing'cdr, extra. s.F. ALLEN,
General 7 icRet Agent.
Wa. WEST. Master OF Trains. oc l1.2t
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Id f. TINSLFI q CO., 4lk3
d. AL BROAD STREET,
have the cheapest and best BOOTS and SHOES In
the civ. aud 10 be convinced of the fact Is simply
TO call and examine their stock. Gentlemen's'
Bows. Ladies', Misses and Children's OF the most
improved styles. Call and examine, aud you VIII
be certain to buy. DON'T fail TO examine their
TRUNKS.
REPAIRING done neatly with dispatch. &C
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lEAGR-WGRK, DC.
ss,s,Ks. STATIONERY. dc.

MEDICAL BOOKS.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR P LADELPHI e2ek
4 The steamer j. ". EyERMAN,S &&&
Captain PLATT. viii receive freight for the above
port tlll TUESDAY the 18th instan', at y o'clock
Boston, and San Francisco, ard bills of lading
signed through.
Passage to PHILADELPHIA, including meals ard
StaterCpm. 90. ". L. PORTcR Agent ,
or 1l-2t 24o5 JJocr S-raa,
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD IN A MOST DkSlRAB L1-LO.
ID GATED PART OF THE Fi-l have several
mos, ,r>irahIc ROOMS uuocc tpicd for which |
wpuId he pleased la rave occupants.
MES VILLA Nc. FERGU '0N,
or lo.cod3ft 2O7 west Franklin street.
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GENTLEM AND WIFE, or TWO
n SINGLE GENTLEMEN. can obtain Plea
SAINT ROOMS. with or without ROARh..o rca-
:"uabc terms 10y applying 1t 6l9 righih street
no,iE Of | ,ich. oc 11-3tf
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BOARD1SV'
Pleasant ROOMS on second floor. with BOARD.
Also rooms, flrnis he'd or unturnish"d. for gentle
men MkS. WATLINGT,iN.
sos Fra, Kiln street.
nc 0-en'2w between + ighth and Ninth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12
Notice to Creditors.
E1sTarE OF WILLIAM K.MMERER

EySTATE OF WILLIAM K.MMERER. -
IL Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator of the Estate of Will
liam Kanmerer, deceased, to tie creditors
Of. and all persons having claims against
the said d. cea cd, TO exh bit them, with
the necessary vouchers. within ten months
after the first publication Of this office, TO
the said Administrator, at his residence. on
Second street, opposite The dwelling house
OF Alex. Wise. III the t,wn of Winnemucca,
humboldt county, Slate of Nevada.
d. MELARKEY,
Public Admir- istrator for the county OF Hum
boldt aforesaid,
Winnemucca, March Q, 1878. mh9 oaw4w
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A WASHINGTON dispatch says: De-
partments have issued circulars an
nonncing the abolition of Civil Service
Reform. People think the announce
ment unnecessary. as there is no evil
dence that any attempt had been made
to reform the Civil Service. except to
change it from bad to worse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

A BILL has been introduced in the
New York Legislature to remove all the
bars against the husband and wife
testifying where either party is un-
der indictment. examination or trial.
The object of the bill is to give Mrs
Tilton an opportunity to testify in the
great scandal snit. and its advocates
say the whole truth of the scandal cau-
not be known until she gives her testi-
mony.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

THE Eureka Sentinel learns that the
people of Austin have about given Mp
all hope of railroad from Battle Noun
tain. The Sentinel sympnthizes with
the Anstintes. but advises them to seek
consolation in the fact that they had a
glorious jollification over the passage
of the bill, and were happy for little
while ut least.
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Tuor-cuT He Han PrFN ROM

THOUGHT HI HAD BEKN ROBBED
Night before last u man who appeared
as if he bad been on pro,Iacted spree
arrived on the enigrant train. He
said that his name WIS J. b. Scott,
that be was Californian. and that he
had been robbed of 500 between Elko
and Battle Mountain. He though; be
would know the man who robbed him
and seemed anxious to 90 back up the
road To search for him. Hearing his
story, W. II. WEIGH. Station Agent,
procured pass for him aud proceeded
up the road with him yesterday to en-
deavor to ascertain where and by whom
he had been robbed. He returned
last night. and from the evidence Of
gentlemen, who had seen Scott between
the points mentioned, Is satisfied TINT
he had not be. % robbed, bnt had lost
his money through carelessness while
under the influence Of liquor. Scott
went 90 to California. and the supposi-
ton il that he had been drinking
heavily for several days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of the Sta'e of Nevada in and for the
County of humboldt.
In the matter of the Estatel
of William Kammerer, de.
ceased
an READING AND FL, ING THE PETI.
" tion of David MelaIkey Administrator
of the Estste of William kammerer. decegst d
praying for an order to sell the whole Of the
prop,ry belonging to said Estate on the
grounds that the Estate il in debt and that
it would be for the best interest of the Estate.
1t is ordered that all pers MS interested in said
Estate appear before the Judge of the Fourth
Judicial Cturt of the state of Nevada in and
for the County of Humboldt at the Court
TO m of said Court in said cornty On the 10th
day of March. 1875 ut 10 o'clock A. Nj, then
and there to show cause why such order
should not be made. And il is further ordered
that "A C py of this order be published in the
DAILY SILVER STATE. newspaper published
in the Town of Winnemucca i'll said C, unity,
at least FIVE days previous to said 10th day
Of March, 1875.
VIM. s. BONNIFIFLD,
District Judge.
Winnemucea, March 10, 1875 marl0-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

The Eureka Sentinel reports big
bonanza in the Garrison mine at Cor
tee. The ledge at the depth OF $50
feet widens, and drift II feet wide,
run 80 feet, has ore on MI sides and no
indications of pinch in any direction
1t is owned by j. Wenban, who, under
the most disconraging circumstances,
has p+rsevered in prosecuting work on
it for ten years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

Young's case he paid his SO, OPS to the
Clerk OF Court, and, accompanied by a
friend, WAS taken to the Penitentiary.
where he is to remain for twenty-four
hours. The papers for an appeal in the
case. were filed several days ago md
bonds given. It was stated in court
to-day that he discla,ned any contempt
OF court, bnt, acting by advice Of bis
attorneys, he took this method of rails
ing the question.
OGDEN, March IL.
The Central Pacific passenger train
ran into an emigrant train ut Monn-
ment about 3 O'Clock this morning.
damaging one engine and cnboose, and
throwing one emigrant car off the track.
No one was seriously hurt. The cause
OF the accident WIS that the passenger
train was ahead of time. and the emf.
grant train broke in two while taking a
side track.
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T Ell & C r A p HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l
WASHINGTON. March |

4 l..
Since General Sherman has been
charged with the protection of the
Black Hills country from the white
settlers or others. it is officially stated
that these orders will be strictly en-
forced. and notice to this effect will be
given ut once in order that ymrties con-
templating trip to the Black Hills
may save themselves a great deal Of
tronble and expense
An order will be issued from the War
Department to-day for the assignment
of General Aver as commander of the
DEPARTMENT Of the Sonth, General Ord
tn the command of the Department of
1ey's. and General Crook to the De.
partment of the Platte. The batter as
signnpnt will leave Colonel Kantze of
the Eighth Infantry in command of
Arizona. he being the senior officer of
the Department of the Missouri.
BALTIMORE. March IL.
Early this morning, while the eastern
honnd freight train on the B,l,imore
and Ohio Railroad was taking water ut
Station No. 4, near Mountain Avre. the
boiler of The engine Suddenly exploded,
killing instantly the engineer George
HEX. His head was completely blown
of.
BRooKLYS. March IL.
Charles Coules, of Lowell. Massa-
cbusetts. testified in the Beechpr case
to-day. He met rilton in 1871 at
AIRS. Woodhgll's honse. Thirty eighth
street. He met several other people
there, and the conversation turned 10
women's rights. Mrs. Woodruff said
women were too dependent on men.
Tilton rather conceded with her. She
then got mp and made II long address
~ medium. Tiltpu took it down in
shorthand. and remarked il wonld he
very fine as il lecture. Witness re-
marked il was musical mnmble Of
words well rounded Sentences. This
displeased the medium. The marriage
relations were next discussed. Wood.
hull said Beecher would have To come
ont shortly in defense of frre-love prir-
cipies, as he had long retained them
privately. She also announced that
there were over forty of Beecher's mis-
tr.sses in his congregation, and named
several of them. Sh- also said Beecher
had long been epamored of Mrs. Til
ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

PERsoNAL.--C. Ii. Stoddard, who has
inquired conspicnously in Legislative
circles dining the Winter, arrived here
this morning. He made some mis-
takes, but to err is human, 10 forgive
DIVINE" Anybody who came in con-
tact with majority of the members of
the Legislature was liable to be led
astray.
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Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
Meadow Valley IA, Raymond & Ely
AZ, Eureka Con. 10 bid. Phoebe 5L%,
American Flag 3, Belmont 6. Golden
Cbaiiot 4. Rye Patch 81. Eureka
g. W 7, FL Dorado South n, New
ark IA. Cherry Creek ~. Chief of
the Hill %, Prussiau 25., Pnorman go,
War Eagle 31a, Son,h Chariot 3. Ma
hogapy 91a. Ida Fillmore 81, Silver
Cord 21a Empire Idabo) "a Julia 5,
Woodvillr 3ss. Caledonia 1877. Ameri-
can Flat SO. Knickt rbocker 81, Occi-
dental 514. Globe Ia. New York Con.
3, Baltimore Con. ~. Dayton %,
Phil Sheridan "a. Billion so. Chn!.
lengt 6. Rock Island 3'4, Utah ca,
Silver Hi 81.
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The Reveiile says the new concen-
traitor at Austin is said to be working
very successfully. and promises to go
and see how the machine runs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-12

GOING HOME. - Congressman Int
trell. of California. was passenger
on the western bound train last eve.
ming.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.J
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCIsCo, March IL

Mile. Granville. the woman of iron
jaw and diamond cross notoriety, was
rrarrested and lodged in Jail upon COM
plant If Morris Greenwald n under sec
ton of the cole which provides that if
personal property is uniustly detained,
when defendant has concealed. removed
or disposed of it, upon it's being found
the court may order m arrest. The
warrant WAS issued. and the defendant
not being .ble TO furnish bonds was i'm.
prisoned.
The first Strawberries of the Spring
crop were received from San Jose yes
terday, 50 per pound.
The supposed canse Of the suicide of
Minnie Boyce WAS grief occaSioned by
the prolonged absence If her husband.
whose whereabouts il unknown.