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HUGHES
Il ~ w II 4 H.
Iron Frame P|ow

y saving OF forty per cent of power over
the coTumcn pillow. boy with three horses
does the work of two men and four horses
with n CON, nlon pillow.
Apply to William Peudleton. Trinity Mills,
Dallas county; q. A. Sim, Corsicana, Ma
varTo county; Hughes Il Bell, Peoria, Hill
county; b. l.. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, or TO
HUGHES RIDING PLow CO.,
81 n. Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
julylw3wdIt
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LONERGAN G. MURRAY
OF LOUISIANA, MO-,

Beg leave to inform the citizens OF Dallas
and the surrounding country that they have
removed their extensive works 10 this place,
and are prepared Ia manufacture all kinds
ufStcnm Engines and Mill Machinery, Cast
ings oil all description done ON short notice.
We have on hand several engines Of our own
Silig, Frucng, Balcony Railing, Fire Fronts,
Crate Ears, etc. We have the facilities for
quickly turning out nrst-cass work wen
;lduptgi 10 the wants of this country, ana
ais for repairing same nj the shortest notice.
IONFRGAN Il MURRAY,
South aide OF the Compress, Dallas, Texas.
SldGru-HBvHIn
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Cabbage Lice.

al have promising plot of cabbage,
just heao:ng up, the. is receiving great
injury from tine insect inclose for
your inspection. Is there a remedy, II
SO, what, and how applied? i have
used tobacco water, with some injury
to the plants, which stupefied but did
not destroy them.-[J. c., Kennett
SOU ere, Pan The minute little green
ish-white flies, infesting your cabbsges,
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We should caution against the indis-
criminate use of Paris green for all
manner of injurious intects, and espe-
cially for the cabbage fly. We would
far rather depend upon the more SIM
pie If less destructive applications, such
us SCOT, snuff, etc. We have seen a
solution of assafntida sprinkled over
the young plants with excellent results.
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Hfn tlr veil hnmu Nbils mHaitui m
taldmfe linmc. Wmff heated i0 llW
falftnieit poured hvef NE heads VII
destroy ihfse Insects and not ihlufe TIE
PLANTS Freshly slnokod lime, Ia every
0uaft NJ which add one inhlesp00nflil
" spirits NJ inGponilne, busted un the
plants, viii be- found ~ excellent IN.
Ap0tiridp.- llfiiHnp.
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A. J. Bryant, the president of the
Pacific Jocky Club, is in receipt of a
dispatch stating that Bowers, Il noted
horscman of Sydney, will start this
week for this city with two of the best
Sydney race horses, which he brings
over especially to enter for the $40, 200
four-mile race to be given by the Club
next fall. One Of them, named Jump,
is very fast horse, of great endurance,
has beaten everything that has con-
tested with him in the Colony, and lat
terly had to he handicapped to get a
race. The other is also q fast and game
nag, but his prowess has not beer so
fully demonstrated. The Sydney
horses are recognized by turfmen rs
among the best in the world tor long
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I their legs are seized nold OF by some oil
the smaller ants already affected by
the poison; and they themselves begin
to bite, and in a short time become
the center of fresh balls of rabid ants.
The sublimate can only be used effec-
lively in dry weather. At Colon
found the Americans using coal tar,
which they spread across their paths
when any of them led to their gardens.
was also told that the Indians prevent
them from ascending young trees by
/ tying thick wisps of grass, with the
sharp points downward, around tie
stems. The ants cannot pass through
the wisp, and do noG find out how to
surmount it, getting confused among
the numberless blades, all leading
downwards. mention these different
plans of meeting and frustrating the
attacks of the ants at some length, as
they are one of the greatest scourges Of
tropical America, and It has been too
readily supposed that their attacks
cannot be warded off. ,, myself, was
enabled, by using some OF the means
mentioned above, to successfully Gull
tivate trees and vegetables of which
the ants were extremely fond. Not
outstanding tn at these ants are so
common throughout tropical America,
and have excited the attention of
nearly every traveller, here still re-
mains much doubt as to the use to which
leaves are put. Some paturalists have
supposed that they use them directly as
food; Others, that they roof their I'M
derground nests with them. believe
that the real use they make of them is
a manure, on which grows a minute
'speci IS of fungus, on whith they feed
that they are in reality mushroom
growers and eaters.-[ Naturalist in
Nicara rIIa.
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ney. KEN.
VIM. Burnett Supervising Inspector
General of steam vessels, Supervising
Inspector Lowe, of New York, and
VIM. Bodger of New Orleans, will be-
gin experiments in September with
the safety valve at Washington Navy
yard.
Professor Barnard, of Columbia Col
lege New York, has been appointed
Chairman of Steam Boiler Commits
sioners.
The President of the Catholic Benev-
olent Society Of the District of Column
bia called convention for Friday
evening, to make arrangements for
celebrating the Centennial of Daniel
OConnelps birth.
Now YORK, July l9.-The Board of
Health make the following statement:
a rumor. originated in. Washington
that yellow existed here, it is utterly
without foundation, nor is IL believed
that any Naval officer at this station
made any such q stateffient. There is
and has been no cases of yellow fever
either in the city or at the Quarantine
station this season.
HAVANA, July is, via Key West,
July 19.-Many arrests are reported in
this city, and in Matanzas, Carderas,
Puerto, Principe, Cienfugos and San
tiago de Cuba, for violations of the de
cree prohibiting making of time con-
tracts for gold.
Several persons suspected of CON-
plicity in the attempt n cause a rising
in the jurisdiction Of Guanajsy have
been arrested and brought here.
MUsKooEE, ]. T., July l9.-The con
test for principal Chief of the Cherokee
Nation, Is getting more exciting every
day. The contestants are w. p. Ross
and Onceletta, and the election takes
place in August Within the past six
~ days, sixteen men ard two women
have been murdered in the Chero-
kee Nation, and tbis,too, has been done (
In q population Of less than tzo thou ]
sand souls. Most OF these murders
have been committed ig reason 81 .
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LARAMIE. Feb. %

LARAMIE, Feb. %.
One Of the m ut horrible cases of
human depraviiy indecency, aud
shocking beastlinrss has inst been
brought to light by the arrest of one
j. NJ. Kingsley and daughter. These
parties were arrested yes erday at Dia-
mond Peak in Albany comfy by the
Marshal of the city of Lincoln. The
history of the case j. as follows: j. M.
Kingsley, wife and three children for
merly resided near Lincoln. In 1873
the wife OF Kingsley became jealous of
her own daughter. She concealed her
misgivings from her husband, bnt kept
sharp eye on the conduct of both
parties. Some time in July. 1873, she
discovered that fathrrand daughter were
having carnal knowledge of each other.
and immediately charged her husband
with the crime, TO which the brute
readily confessed. The mother and wife
not wishing to expose the shame of
her family. packed her trunk aud fed
to New York. her former home She
soon became restless and returned to
Nebraska. to find her former home
desolate and children gone. Search
WAS instituted. and the family found
at the place where the pnr-
ties were arrested. p. H. Coop
er, the City Marshal of lincoln,
under requisiiion of tn. Gov
ernor, and aided by the Deputy
Sheriff of Laramie county. fonnd and
arrested the father and daughter. When
they found the tiend of father, he was
living IN an open state of cohahitmtion
with his two d. lighters, 16 aud Is years
old. both having had children AZ it is
alleged by him. The former two days
before had been delivered of child,
aud is now lying in most pitiable
condition in little cabin near Diamond
Peak, with only brother ten years old
10 administer to her wants.
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a delegation of the City Council pre-
coded by brass band and accom-
panied by about l 900 citizens, to whom
he made "a brief speech from the bal
cony of B-ardsly House. He said he
should pursue an Independent course
in his administration, and hoped to be
the peoples Governor. His remarks
We're well received, the Mnrmons in
particular being well pleased with him.
He intends visiting other parts of Utah
during the coming week.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED


SAN FRANcIsCo. Feb. 10.
Joseph Casey has been sentenced to
eleven years in the Peniientiary. He
received the sentence with moisture III
mis- eyes and qnivenng lips.
Newton Morgan is employed in the
laundry department ut San Quentin.
An Indignation mass meeting, called
by Bishop Alemany To protest against
the expulsion of the Catholic Sisters
from Mexico, took place yesterday IN
Union Hall
Preparations for the celebration Of
Washingtqn's birthday are of an extrn-
sive character The day is lovely m d
business is generally suspended. The
troops are ont and the city is full 1
strangers.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. %.
Saturday afternoon the Record es-
tablishm.nt was moved into the office
lately occupied hy the Union, the
people connected with the latter hav-
inS vacte ,,boni an hplr previously.
Alta late honr Saturday night Messr'.
Anthony aud Moral. late propiietors
of the Union, Mere ~ renaded by their
employees, aud numerous ol~r citizens
participated.
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C r APP Hic.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO TIE SILVER STATE
INV YORK, Feb. 90.

M lOkk, TtD. ~.
The bank stat. ment il unfavoIable.
The banks lose 81, S42 SIS. The fol-
lowing arr the hgnres Loans Increased
81 1856 specie decreased SO 230.
100; legal tenders decreased 81 254.
600; deposits decreased $2,6O8, 500;
circulation decfeast q 1928. $40.
a special from Outouta. New York,
saws three brothers. Polk, Martin and
Michael O'BrIen. aged s. IL and IL
years, living i'll the town of Exeter,
were frozen TO death on Tuesday last
while peddIiDg baskets on the road TO
Westvile. The thermometer ut the
time was 25 degrees below zero. yet
the inhnman parents forced the chill
dren to go ont peddling.
A Times Washington special says the
report of the Louisiana Committee is a
very long document. covering the en-
tire history of the political condition of
tnat state since the WAT. lis cDncin-
sions are adopted by the Republican
members of the committee. including
Foster aud Phelps. The committee
recommend the passage of a resolu
ton recognizing kellogg as Governor;
they also propose resolution declaring
that in the opinion of tn. House the
Conservatives elected majority Of the
members of the House of Repre- senta-
tives of the State Legislature in last
election, that some members were
frandnlently deprived of their seats,
and the Legislature OF Louisiana should
take snch action DIS justice and right
demands
BINGHAM, Tenn, Feb. 81.
A destructive fire broke ont in this
city nj IL o'clock last night. destroying
a newspaper flee and several other
buildings. The total loss il estimated
at 81 600; insurance, $4,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RUMoRED CoMpKoMIsE.-W We learn
NV private letter from Carson that u
compromise has been aft cttd between
the advocates and opponents of the
Buena Vista comfy bill. Our infor-
nation il to the effect that the division
scheme viii be abandoned, and that all
will unite III favor of the passage of IL
bill to aid III constructing u railroad
from WInnemucca Ia Or, gaI aud an
other from Mil City To UpionyIlle.
Bonds to the amount of Sl5U 200 will
he given the Oregon road. aud to the
amount ot S50 OU0 Ia the Mill City road,
upon The coinp,etlun OF II given mum.
Der of miles of each road, provided
thre.-tiilhs ot tire taxpayers Of the
county letltlou the County Comnis-
aioners To Issue them. Our informant
does not state who effected this COM
promise or vouch for the truth of the
statement, bur a rumor to that effect is
Afoat at the Capital.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-22

A NoNprscRIPT. Up in the Bull RIM
country, on the head waters of the
Owyhre, n n"nd-script animal exists
which the miners have named Z" man
eater" 1t is about the size of cayote,
aud two specim.ps brought to Elko
last week by Jlmes Thompson are said
by the In dependent 10 resemble cross
between grizzly bear aud badger.
We believe that no animal of this kind
has ever been seen At large in any other
part Of the State than the northern part
of Elko county.
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members Of tue !. G.. X &. propose
giving mn anniversary PARTY nj Kesler's
hall Tomorrow night. and have issued
invitations Ia thnt effect. Az the
party il iut.nd.d Ia eel, brate the ami
versary Of Washinetou's birthday it
was expected 10 take place this eve
ming, bnt ns the Winn.mucca string
band il engage for the Library Asso-
citation bali at Carlin tonight, it's post
pont M NJ WIS unavoidable OH account
of the music.
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AT Hamburg. the longest day has
seventeen hours. and the shortest
seven; at Stockholm. eighteen and n
Petersburg. nineteen, aud five; at Fin
land, t~enty-one aud II half, aud two
and II half At Whd"rbns, Norway,
the day lasts from the 3l>t of May to
the % of July. the sun not getting he
low the horizon for the whole time, but
skimming along very CLOSE to 1t in the
north At Spitzbtrgen the longest day
lasts three months and n half.
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Spersnatorrb0a.

DIR. DOHER'rY has juss published an impor-
tant pamphlet enbodying his own views and
experiences in relation to Impotence OF Virilty;
beng a short treatise ON Spernatorrhua ol
Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical De-
blity consequent On this affection, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the
utmost value To all, whether married or SIN
gle, and will be sent FitEE by mail on receipt
of Six Cents Ill postage stamps for return port
age Address. ". IL. DohERTY, NJ. D.,
IDLY san Francisco. Cal.
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r O r IGN N G w 8.
MADRID, Feb. %.

MADRID, Feb. %.
The police to day arrested a paniard
who WIS 'onnd lettering Mt the gates of
the Kings palace in this ciiy. whose
movements had aroused the suspicion
Of the authorities. He WAS armed with
a mnrl.rons looking digger, and when
taken in charge by the p"lic- said be
WAS waiting to assassinat. King Alfonso
The affair has created considernb Bile ex-
element. He WAS locked up for ex-
animation.
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A BRAKtNAN KILLED "A dispatch
from Summit station on the railroad
gives the following particulars of MI
accident bach occurred there last Sat
urday: Tins morning All accident
occurred here, w which Charles A
Moore. brakeman on freight train No.
S, was killed How his death occurred
is not known. bnt he is supposed to
have fallen eff the train while asleen.
The body WIS discovered under the
wheels by the conductor. The parents
of deceased are living at Ophir, near
New Castle.
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Diss oIu,.on of Copartnership.

NOrICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ cn1,ertnership heretofore evisting be-
tween NJ OBJ euheim and J . i. oliver Ii this
day disss,lved by mu ual consent. NJ. Oppen-
helm will pay ali the debts and collect all the
bills Of the late iirn. NJ. OPPENHElM,
j. =. UlLIV r.
Unionyille December 90, 1874. desc 4w
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures, Moderate Charges.
To CORES ponslents.

Patients tn.ale or female) residing in any
part OF the state, however distant, who may
desire tho opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty III
then REFLECTIVE cares, anu WHO think proper to
suh:L4. Ia written statement of such in prefer
ence to holding personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communities
tiVns Will be held most sacred and confidential
II the case be fully and candidly described
personal communication will be unnecessary
AZ instructions for diet, regimen, and the
general treatment Of the cas. itself Including
the remedies), Will be forwarded without
delay, and III such manner as to convey no idea
Of the purpurt OF the letter or parcel 80 trans.
nitted
Uollsultas. vu ,ty letter or otherwise), FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Ad.
dress, W. b. DOHERTY, Nj. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
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My reui ni,mh.r Is six, but my
hand viii stand squrezing" il whnt
she said To- the Young man at the glove
counter. And thu great thick headed
lunatic got her pnir If five aud half
gloves without finding how much
squeezing her hand would bear. We
would have worked At that job IN hour,
out she should have had an exact fit.
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PERSONAL Hon. c. $. Varian ar
rived here Sunday from Carson. for
which place he leaves again on this
evenings trim. He has strong hopes
that the division bill will rot pass
both Houses. Judge Flock of Elko
passed here this morning homeward
bound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-22

FLAGS FLyING.-lhe starry banner
floats grac. fully on the breeze on sew
eral buildings III town to-day. in being
the anniversary OF the birth at him who
was first III war, first in peace. and
first in the hearts al bis fellow. citizens
the immortal Washington.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-22

BULLION - George Bakers teams ar
rived 10 day from Sonth Mountain
with so, COO ponds of bullion.
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HUM 7OLDr LODGE,
MO. 1Z,F &C a. M.
STATED COMMUNICATIONS

STATED COMMUNICATIONS "a
- ON the Saturday On or before IN
the full of the MON of each month, at u *
Z o'clock n. NJ.
solourning brethren, III good standing, are
cordially invited to attend
FRED MULLER, w. NJ
PABLO TAvEAiA, secretary. Is
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FROM UTAH.

OGDkN. Feb. 20.
Governor Axtell came from Salt Lake
City tins evening, and VAS receive by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-21

old servants AT the river landing. came u.
the conclusion not TO expose herself rn,,.
humiliation of witnessing the sons d..s.
dalton and the proclamation of the ,amil'
mansion, so, with her daughter. she !.
turned ON the boat 10 the city. ana ~
curing board for herself and dauyhf.r
the Bay OF st. Louis. sojourned ther. ~
some ~ onths. Here Mrs. Calhoa,
died, in the summer of 1865. l.,,
ing her daughter alone i'm NJ,
world. moneyless and almo.,
iricndless. Nothing could be got fro,
The estate. II had been hopcl.ssv in'
volvcd by Willie. Miss Ada had been mn
tucd with boundlcss indulgence. Sh.
had never known what il was 10 want M,
thing which money could comm nd snd
here was She, totally inexperienced. IN
orphan thrown upon the world. from
position of long assured wealth and biyl
rank. with no other relative but a brother
now her bitiere 81 enemy but the young
lady proved equal 10 her great emerpen
cies. IL would perhaps be an intrusion
upon her private affairs to refer 10 M,
shifts and expedients TO which she wa.
driven 10 regain her fortunes. aud 10 ~.
her from the miseiics of poverty whirl
would Ice tenfold bitter TO one reared y.
the aid of a Jealous and perseyering vouro
lawyer. she has been placed beyond M
reach of the peris so much feared by i,r
and we sincerely hope her fortunes are N
"A fair train of restoration and that her IA.
ture will realize the old dramatic climax
OF Virtue rewarded and vice punished"
And surely this conviction OF the bad
brother for forgery would seem To fulfill
the last condition of dramatic and poeiic
justice. After degrading and Il sgracing
himself and family by disrcputable all
ance. and incumbering his mother and
sisters estate by consenting TO judgment
for breach OF promise of marriage. al
$4,000 in favor OF his quadroon mistress.
he sought TO rid himself and the estate Of
this incumbrancc by an act which the u.
ry have decided to be- forgery
Truly has the Psalmi.t declared "ihe
way of the transgrcssor Is hard
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4" Il the Louisiana adjustment "A success or "a
fsilures" lie writes " firmly believe that
Louisiana has al last caught inspirat ion from
the new order of things and that. exhausted
n she is with tumut aud violence, yet, with
q just government and the education of her
people. the last Just now her greatest need.
she Will, with steady hut slow pace. recover
from what seemed to ha her utterly helpless
condition. In regard TO the reseating Of the
four Democrats in the House OF Representa-
tiyes, Mr.. Wheeler SAYS. No one can be
found in Louisiana TO assert that III the time
these four Democrats We're unseated there
was quorum of the ilouse present; - these
four Democrats had never been legally de-
prived Of their seats. Being legally entitled
TO their seats. and having done nothing 10
forfeit them. their reinstatement was IN act
OF simple Justice, which full understanding
OF the facts must prove"
The consolidation of the two Republican
daily papers of IT. Louis, the Democrat and
the Globes announced as having been agreed
upon. the present proprietors OF the Globe,
Me>srs. Mckee 4 Houser, TO continue the
publication OF the combined Journals.
A dispatch from st. Joseph. Mo, llth, SAYS
that the grasshoppers in that vicinity have
multiplied and grown like magic during the
past few days. Widespread apprehension
is now felt. The gardens of some portions
Of that city are literally black with them,
and some meadows have already been
greatly damaged. Reliable and accurate
Information reveals the fact that in
a southwesteriy direction, towards the Rocky
Mountains, they exist in unparalleled num-
bers. Their size is from that OF flea TO that
of horse-fy. What they may do in their
further career j. matter of apprehension
and conjecture. In some counties of Kansas,
it is reported that they have already done
vast harm.