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New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
THE COURTS.
ruE LIMIrAT1oNs on BANK cERrrFICAr1oN.

THE LIMITATIONS OF BANK CERTIFICATIoss.
In the Court of Common Pleas. before
Judge Joseph F. DAILY. the suit OF the National Park
Bank against the German American Bank was concluded
yesterday. The Mutual Bank OF Troy, correspondent
OF tie Park Bank drew check draft on IL for sio S
in favor Of P. F. GILL; The name Of the payee was
altered to Gay and the amount raised to $40 5 The
draft ndOrsed 70 B. Allen deposor IN the E1ua-
BILE Savings Institution. Allen deposited 1t IN
that bank, which refused to advance on it until 1t
should DO certified. It was sent to the Park Bank,
which certified It. ana then deposited 1t with
the defendant for collection The depositor drew
against It, and drew his bank account down 20 merely
nominal sum. Tie Park Bank paid the raised check to
the defendant before discovering it, mistake ana then
sued FOR the amount OverpaId-s56A Inc defendants
claimed that, they had parted with their money on
the faith OF the cercatiOn. Park Bank must near
the os but Judge DAILY decided that Ter the rule Ot
the Court OF Appeals that Certihcaon Ouly warranted
the genuneness OF the drawers signature and that the
bank had funds meet the check aud that accordingly
the defendants LIABLE and directed verdict Tor
plaintiff 1888 3d. Mr.. Barlow for plaintiff Mr. Dun
ming for ceIenddut.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
THE ClTY's COSTLY LIGHTING.

The Metropolitan Gasight Company has
suit against the city FOR furnished the city for 1871
about SoOo0o Yesterday Dean behalf of the
city moved before judge Lawrence, Supreme Court,
Chamber. for leave 10 ameri its by setting up
tender OF Sl5s5O0. A. F. Smth, behalf Of the Com
pany said he had objection that II the city would
pay the sj700O INTO Court in which the plaintiffs
would OF 't. IHcy could then and tcnt
the sther $50 O)o Dui he feared Mr. Green would
not ina II in Bis h"arl 10 part Wlfh much money Mr.
Dean -ai be conId not consent 9ut would abide the
Ter ~ the Court. Jut2e LtwrN.ce SAID he thought
tnIt would have 10 be fhc condition Of making the
amendment, yUt reserved ms decision.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
CIVIL NOTES.

The Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
D,uuquents has secured an injunction against per
fornaucas n the be Tlcator til license pad. IN
brought Against Frances b. MurtIa, CHARLES sIdy
and George ttlnm ia Tie SuIienr Court.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Dion Bouclcaut filed bil, IN equity praying for an n
junction restraining Mr Hart Of the Thea
fcr Cougro from infringing his copyright OF th' play
emit eel me luEArlE.' hy pu ,a- "h --e elisr d"
the Tuea;cr COuIq4e yur! sgde ON ,l:at play, called
fu-I HE to-norruE re..rue 3fr Hart 10 sh3w cause
why the prayer OF the bin .hJ.d not be- granted
In the suit Of Thomas Hushi0n against the
Ns.ar ,or $1,000 or reuI.Eilg the Hataralz,tions Ia
the Marine Court tried Yesterday IN the Supreme Court
c-.uir the ,r, ,e-eusn t1lt the plaintiff h3d not
farj beyond tie rr'1uOn WI iA' h1-Il OF 7p-'E
lo.i-g = AIu tur money iol ilt "Vrn. Jhi-' ~ b tH1
L.lL I INSULT iest evidence. anu missed Ii' con- Cou
ri.iut. Robert straAan Tor pA.n'Ih' d. j De.n lot
defendant
In the suit Of the Eric Railway against
Oliver H. p Archer the facts OF when Eaye been fully
reported the plaintiffs have obtained from Judge Law
renee. of the supreme Court. temporary injunction
against tie Defendant restraiUing him rom removing
CbIu..e With tas usla. or4er 20 snow cause whv it
-.ol.t uot pe mtir l'.'''l 'Ht ana . ~ dD r. I'D
t.. .r tatII vi Henry L. Auts tO De uaDu Oh lhc
rct.ru day Of that ORDER.
Leonard Johnson sued the city for the bal
.nce due him on contract I1r building sewer n ISL
and the case Was tried yesterday before judge Llrfr-
more in the Court OF Common Pleas The defense Of the
civ was 3D. N tho cout-actor- failure ~ complete his
work VIJuu tur spec ned liu,. ~ days hai c..rl "a
rr city extra expense of paying "a inspector ol 3-I
DAYS - 50 per dtA. On mo idi Do itthcd out 'i'
five. ri these days before tine contract was even
,-ned, and ""-i ii 'f1re me ntfrl"r ""S 'i..I
tors fees or s.. found charg'auie o the cout"ictcr
and deducted rom IL cu, Ad ht obiaiue" Ju '-nent
tar the resi-. F."d. II. k l'-g appeared tor plaintiff
and e. =. Miller for defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
CRIMINAL NlTFs.

Jcseph 4 p Cleveland charged with selling 900
cigar, ror pr.per s1p-i, eoa...e4 J,'sy 90 delc o
$1,000 ball
In the Court Of General Sessions vest rlav, before
Recorder iarsett Derar ia.sn .al lam h L'a or b'fles
aIt uf p F-ifs 90
S,ate EO1-r l VILLAINS rldHg rlt5 o "a attempt az
grand larceny r.s f1so1 o - f"ar' Hugh
A. or william Carey jane Be7urt three TacaI"u.
uaI No ILj Wrelst on che m" niE NJ I.1 were
ed for burglary The and o one iul here
mo oroo vi lever d To- steal anything The
-s ws opened uaHcfe ke 0f me of ,he ~tteu The
rv acq .te8 II MARX Jacob
lIsrk- Ari Ro were c4' ted e
or. 10 1et ftIr n receiving Stolen goods Tie
,l, .ere Rouge al1 'le suer a4-sl Tor
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
WHERE TuToN ESTEEMED HIMSELF BEECHERf


SUPERIOR
O Do YOU remember comparing yourself with
,, upu the asou of your discussions about church mission
~ ,propsons 81 thA, describes the occasion, and that
ssd ovcrnatched him that controversy A That speech
IN pamphlet Sir ii vii speak for itself know be was
rsng It is very easy beat any une who is in Tie
Nrung
O. Well now rather Is your conclusions and consciousness
sbou than fact that am sskng whether YOU then came
10 thai conclusion that YOU had quito ovcrnachd him IN ha
srhtf A. We'll sr had 20 that conclusion should
so have any tight TO state it here
o. You are excused from any immolcs'r M the statement
fr il is REQUIRED from you part Of yol. testimony If
,hould say that have oyesacacd him in that struggle t
.ould be .uzodost II l should say rIl had not should
ae
O Very well now we have got The truth Now in the
Cleveland letter controversy and the political diversions
and anta.onisns that grew mp then, did You
thsn think a you had ovcrma.ched him in sagacity and
authority bot Che principles you assumed and IN their ac
te,anoe h She pary' A. No Sir there discussion
A. that times all ,sat lid toward the Cleveland et;crwas sim
ry 10 Us the jourIal which edited and which to great
degree the mouap-es of the Republican party All that
sen did toward tie Cleveland letter my protest
against .l, crime u 51-ty which That letter committed.
O. Crime against l5cr,y' A. Crime s,a.n-t liberty And Il
7eu viii ak NE waat raat crime wE- viii state il.
q No. 20.
NJ B,.ch-We VII AK that
Mr. Eysrts-Ifi important my learned friends they win
Draw 10
Mr. Ful.-ron-Tss VII 20 t
q Now N, feeling pswars Ar Bec~hcr Won have de-
ecrbed IT, lEt s.na1a -aoas understand you now, met
with no -er0u cls.,-lpas II any kind una tlis matter Of
,s-g' A No Sr. s~ays remained persona friends until
$50
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
GOOD title to tho property. which it is no" estns'ed
worth from $4,000 70 $4,000

CRITICISM OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS APPRoVEo'
rome EdttOr Of The Trt6HHe.
SIR: In your issue of Feb. l appears .
communication signed ID. c. I.' protesting a1aI"ss
the stricrures ON Granusm" that appear In THs
TRIBUNE from time to time.
Permit me to testify ;he representatives OF numero"
TRIBUNE readers in this section with whom am per-
soually acquainted and who have always been cl's'd
Is good Republicans" that the moment you ~ithdra"
your criticisms OF the present AdDinistra'ion thhs
moment you lessen the value OF The TRIBUNE ohe nan
TO every reader has good Of hs country 40
heart and who buy THE TRIBUNE because it II nos
afraid 70 tell the truth. assured that the majority OF
your subscribers only heartily mdorse your pohucM
editorials but earnestly cry for more" Respectfully.
GEo. 5. HARRISGTos.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
CCUpT OF APPTsT.s.

ALB4YY, Feb. TN The Court OF Appeals,
H. in.-Wn Bosunan re-ron',s Joseph Gs'ar jr ct
sI- o.. -..li sd clsruie leo g. Foster u
r.ur.| f- p ant Ltld r-rosl-n, ll yc-t1-
d.r. report this Vi tue counsel reversed
No Io}Joaa Hove respondent; ag Henry J. Robinson appel
laat- - .hm.r-i.
4 &. iellsnis r--'uIm., ,tHL
so IUG-Chs G. Reel c al, rs0oni lts Hamue Reese -
,rIeaaed Sc Mr. Perry VI iOT
.p, liant. ana Chl.Irs d. Winfield .or r'spoudraL
So FsEe aar!ltTatrt, e. i respondents,
Art Henry G. Fske, mpaIe Sc, appuL-Aru-t bg Geo T.
Ia4tsrs VI couae 4lS aGl By ii ron H. Peek or re-
PfocismstiOn Court 1ourned Friday Fe5. 1917
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
TAX COLLECTORS AND THE NEw-YORK MIDLAND
RAILROAD.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
A5ram Hewitt and Joan g. stevens. the Receivers OF
the New-York. Oswego and Midland Railroad, fled two
petitions Tor orders requiring tax collectors to
SHOW cause why they should not be perpetualiy re-
strained from eVFHS up1n property belonging 10 the
road, Tor the purpose Of selling IL 10 satisfy assessments
The petitions are against the tax collector of the Town
Of Hamden, where tlo railroad Is assessed for S44 81
and against The tax collector ~ tho Town or W3lton
whore 10 is assessed Tor s. "a Co. judge WODIrun
lDle On Fob u.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
Cambridge, Mqss. Feb. 3, 1878.
RESTRICTION OF RAILROADS TO THEIR OWN


RESTRICTION OF RAILROADS TO THEIR OH1
BUSINESS.
TO the EdftOr Of Ths Trt6uh
SIR: A correspondent Of The TRIBUNE
recently described the eyi Effects OF high freight
charges between the st West in consequences Of
the railroads beng comp cd 10 dividends On
watered STOCK Is there another burden quite "a
great which should DE named at the same times and
remedy appiedf refer 70 the manner in which rail-
road corporations are permitted TO buy coal and IRON
lands the mining OF coal manufacturing OF railroad roa
locomotives cars building and keeping hotels and eating
houses along Inc OF their roads &C. The legitimate
business for which they created the conveying
OK freight and passengers from point TO point Nearly
every ton OF anthracite coal In the country Is IN tho
hands OF railroad corporations, while they are dons
their utmost to place Duminous coal In the same posi-
ton Who believes that manufacturing and com
mercial industries can revive while these men
stand at the Of every factory MILL furnace, FORGE
and steamship line, and demand the mcat exorbitant
rates for this necessary article utterly regardless OF
trials to which these interests are subjected from
competition with foreign capital and cheap labor as
well as from the general depression OF business In this
country The people through the press IN Congress
ana the state Legislatures should compel these cor
poratons 10 go back their original position OF com
mon carriers Of passengers and freight and dehar hem
from entering INTO any other business in thcir corpor-
ate capacity Until this ia done may look IN vain or
any return Of that general prosperity which every man
lies growing more arrogant, moro powerful and
wealthy and the great mass OF the people becoming
more and more I'M Ovsr1shcd. PLAIN ofLECd.
Hel d.. ,.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
LITERATURE OF THE TRIAL.
Continued from Fourth PAGE.

Ths TRIBUNE stenographer repeated the question
Mr. Beach-Do you intellectual growth
Mr. Evarts--Yes Sir not his bulk
Mr. Beacht may growth in public estimation not neces-
early bulk.
NJ weu II means his intellectual position and the
public's opinion.
The Wiines.-I don't know Sir that ever stopped to con-
aer the question whether Mr. Beecher in my Judgment had
come 10 his Intellectual growth not don't know whether
be has come 70 it yet
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
rHE coLLEcroR,s LIQUmArLoN coNcLusvE.

In 1864 James Calender imported quantity
OF gambia upon which he paid certain amount Of duty.
When the final liquidation the importation was made
II discovered THAI $3.50 due duty on It,
Nr Calender ref 1sed 10 paV n. ard tho Government
brought Uued states District Court 10 re-
the Ihc came On yeSterlJy Tor if3l
hen tho defendant OF red to that tie am unit
1rst paid was the true duty the gambia Judge
Bitchf0ri rejected the offer ani direced verdict iOr
the Governments. TIE ground that, under tie adtucs'
tine Collectors naal La l1AtiOn Is cOncIsy w. ana c"h'
NOT therefore he Quc,uOurd. Assistant Uutrd Sta eS
DisIrct Attorney -ntn appeared Tor tue Government
i.Ad Robert scNeA Tor Calender.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
Pro.r Piers - aud ~. N5rth fivci
rp ATuENA.n.s nr.n LIN hypIltff

Pro'r Pers - aud AZ. N3r;i FTct
TO QUEENS OWE AtD LiNE.POOL'
SPAIN. Sat Fen D. 300 p m IlAl sat fe1 - 3 p m
heb I3. lo:3O lEF QUEEN, REQ 80 ~ - IN
FOX LONDON OitaiI-
GREECE Idt .lsDAh frh II, 3'JV l. M
Car pss,ge ga ,1l $40 currency sleege yel ell--s
br Return rcs Reduced Rite. Preol steeraee netet Hss
aro,r.., " :. Hl' RSf AslagcE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
Ocean Steamers

VTOR LIVERPOOL.
OIA QUEENSTOWN,
CAEBlEG TdE o. :. Nt;Ls
riF LIVERPOOL AID GREAT WESTERN STEAM cJhPASr
viii i,uach one Ll ior. ol aushiSs
From P4la No. tt. s. H.. Ls-lf + lsDAY.
.oi'oss;
WISCONSIN Can't FaEE4Ay .F~ar1arv l6 o.. -.o) n
IDAHO Capt F1EsyrH ....ils-- g. o; l.Jl D. n
CABIN passage, so. gold.
steersee passage .Da:- y, % groitvar at los rates
For freight passage epnr %
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

PERSONAL Cohn. of Elko,
passed here yesterday on his way home
from San Francisco, where he has been
enjoying life for the last month.
Ben. Reinhart. formerly of this place,
but now of Elko, arrived in town last
evening . H. d. Maxson, who has
been off in tho Peubla country for the
last eight days returned yesterday. He
says life in the wilderness at this sea.
son of the year, is not excessively COM
Portable. as the most skeptlcal will read
lily understand by taking a trip OF two
hundred miles through the sagebrush
aud mountains of Northwestern Hum
boldt NJ. r Freeman, of. Eko.
passed west last evening on holiday
tour to California. He informed us
that an important strike has recently
been made in tue Hussoy shaft at Cor.
nucopia. At "a depth of 1913 feet, the
deepest yet attained in the district, a
five-foot vein has been struck, the aver
age assay of which is S27S per ton.
This insures the permanency of the
Cornucopia mines, and places the dis
trict in the front rank.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20
PROPOSALS WANTED.

NYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board of County Cammiss toner's of Hum
boldt County. State OF Nevada, will receive
proposals for tho boarding of prisoners, for
the time commencing Monday, January 3.
1875, and ending on the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1877. said proposals to be deposited with
the Clerk of the Board on or before the first
Monday In January, 1876. The Board reserved
the right to reject any and all bids. by order
of the Board.
Dated Clerks Office, winnemu cea Decem.
Der IA, 1875. j. Is, JOB, Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20
CAUTION.
WINNEMUcoA, Dec. 10, 1875.

WINNEMUcCA, Dec. 10, 1875.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: Let me as
a friend caution you against further
inserting in your columns that medi-
cal advertisement, to wit: "Pike' s
IoOttache Drops cure IN one minute. T"
Now are you sure DR.. Pike has refer
ence to teeth ? Don't he mean some
thing else? If you scrutinize it closely,
will you not fnd that this :" ad - is
contraband of the United States mail?
1t is all well enough to call it :. tooth
drops" but doctors have way of ex-
pressing themselves that they are not
always understood by United States
Marshals. United States District At
torneys, Mazeppas, or hoodlums. The
first thing you know some officer will
snatch you bald headed upon a war
rant issued upon complaint of some
three-card monte" sharp for pub
fishing immoral literature. This is an
age Of reformation and high toned
morality. I advise you by all means to
get the opinion of our United States
Deputy Marshal as to the true con-
struction of DR.. Pixies language, doubt
less he. or his legal aduiser or the "au-
thorities at Caison can give you an
ellucidation A FRIEND.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

LEOPARD BULLION. Wells, Fargo &
Co. took west last evening three bars of
bullion, valued at $6,465. fIom the
Leopard mine at Cornucopia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

CATTLE SniPpLD, -Twepty.o car
loads of cattle were shipped from this
station to San Francisco last night.
The greater part of them belonged 10
Smith. Mann u Catalow, and the bal
ancs to George Bsrrott.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This Mornings Board.


655 Ophir 4Sa
27O Mexican -. 1917
100 Gould & Curry 20%. 2oaI
4S0 Best aud Belcher 581s. 5S24
525 Savage 1424, 14a.
80 Chollar 81
2l0 Hale and Norcross 46, AZ
lis Crown Point 500
sos Yellow Jacket 1Ol, 1927
300 Imperial 81
100 Empire 81
100 Kentuck l3,4
65 Alpha 171a
$50 Belcher 329. 32X
(. 40 Confidence 20
sO5 ION Virginia 1913. 800
1880 Sierra Nevada 2014. 20X
ITO Ca fordia 7O4. ~
10 Elk ;b.q or IL. 1917
235 Oyerm tn 50. 80
1890 Justi ;e &c. 254
gao Snc,or Toe
105 Union
1850 Lady Bryan ~, 21s
800 julia 10
1876 Calelonia 2l1aa, %
200 Batlimora 20
100 Utah 1917, II
800 Silver Hlh s. 81
200 Dayton ia
2G5 Rock Island 81, 81
$50 Ney York 81
80 Alta 81
$50 Lady Washington 2I
ITO Andes 3lI
100 Wells Fargo 25c
100 Leviathan "a
80 Europa Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20
WORSE THAN Cpl"
An IndigestibIe Compound.
WISNEMUKxA,
Deesemburr Twentee-eth,
Ate6n Hundred A. Caveutaa r,l,vva


Deesemburr Twentee-eth,
Ateen HUNDRED Ceventea- phyve.
MIsruR EDDYrURR:-Eye knowtis inn thee
''Hummboult Bladdstherskight" ov the nign-
teanth ann artickul cined "Pawll Dee Cantsit
oncst." or sum othurr lattinn Kname, eivinn
A waurninn two whoodlumms, inn witch eye
ANN kauld A "aneshuat bo." nou, phor thee
innfurrmayshunn ov thee publikk. eye heere
staight that eye wauz tayking karridge ryde
wyths mye girl onn thee eyvnin inn kuyestt-
shun. and phor thee verrassitce ov my staff
meant eye reepher two Gourg Burckk 'thee
buttshur," phor eye hadd hiz horss Deckkstur
That daygh. ann mowerovurr hee kidd annd
Bukkdd--the horss, knot Gourg--ann eye knot
havvin mil specktickells onn, annd lit benin
darrkk, eye hapuned two bryngg upp inn Inn
geeanns. ann hou thee Marrshull orr emmy
outhurr perrsunn kann arwrest yure umbell
cervannt phor that ann bryng NEE two Karr-
sum liz mower thanh eye kan immajinn, unn-
les Misdthur "Pawl Dea Sitnotoncats" wuz
jeliuss bekauz eye, A ligneel deesendantt ov
Addamm, "trayed ann all, "-phor bee lit nown
that Addamm wuz taylor bic trayed-tukk
hiz CURL out waukiun. "Poore Pawl, doughnt
gett madd att NEE thiss lynne ann eye wount
doc lit emmy mower. szt
Eye fownd thee "Hummboult Bladdthurr-
skight" inn playse whair lit wuzz koncined
phor A purpuss, ownley phor That eye wud
knott havv Gene itt Mower anoun,
S. L. s. B.
witch liz Sing Lea Sowe Bledd, cine ov thee
Bygg kneadull annd Sheerrs, beetweene two
fyres.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

SPELLING MATCH RECEIPTS. - The
receipts of the spelling match last
Saturday evening amounted to 500 SO.
The second prize, Sc so in cash, was
made up 10y gentlemen present. The
next match will come off next Thursday
night. when Mr.. Chenoweth, the
County Superintendent of Public In
stauction, will present So prize to the
best speller. These spelling matches
are quite interesting, and We hope that
one will come off every Saturday night
during the winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

CoRTEz BULLION. bars of bull
lou. valued at S2.734, were shipped
from Wenban = mill, eight miles south
of Beowawe. yesterday. This mine is
located in Cortez Mining District, the
Oldest in Eastern Nevada. The mill
now running was built in 1865, long be-
fore the iron horse coursed through the
Humboldt Valley. when White Pine
was unheard of, Elko had no place on
the map. Eureka had not been found,
aud Lander-the mother of counties
extended from the Humboldt to the
Utah line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

Book KEEPING. - The bookkeeping
class meets tonight. 1t is of uncalcu-
liable benefit to young men, and it
ought to DO we'll patronissd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

REMOVED The SILVER STATE Office
is removed from Railroad street to the
new building on Bridge street, opposite
the Courthouse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

HUMBoLDr BuLLIoN.-The Humboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped by
Wells, Fargo & Co., last evening, one
bar of bullion valued at 81. 1856.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

ASSAULT AND BATTsRY.-A teamster
named Charles Baker was arrested
yesterday for assaulting Daniel Fox.
after which complaint was made against
him by Morris Hoffman, who wants
him placed under bonds to keep the
peace for alleged threats.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

GOING TO BUILD. Mes-rs. Parrot &
Drais, who recently purchased j. Pt
Skaters blacksmith shop near the
depot, are going to put up n new buld-
Ing for the purpose of carrying on the
blacksmith and wagon making bust
ness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

The JUBILEE SINGERs.-The people
of this vicinity will have opportunity
to enjoy . rare treat next Saturday
night, at which time the Tennessee
Jubilee Singers will give one of their
entertainments at the Court house.
The press of the Eastern States, where
this troupe, which is composed exclu-
sively of plantation negroes, have trav-
eled exter sively. is unanimous in its
praise of their performances. They
will positively remain but one night
See advertisement in another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-20

Wool. Several large bales of wool
consigned to n. Levy d Co., by j. A.
Blossom. of Battle Mountain, has ar
rived Mt the depot. The arrangements
made by the Central Patiic company
with Eastern railroads gives Winnie
mucca advantages rs a shipping and
delivery station not possessed 10y any
other point in Central Nevada.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
NATIONAL LINZ.
rAs.a Atawa

NATIONAL LINZ.
~ From piers Nos A. and ~ North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT
CANADA 4; Ihursday; July e. sA N.
sfAiN.. -. July ILSP n. ENGLAND, July 81. 3P NJ.
CABIN passage. $40 and $8J currency. Sieerage nj
greatly reduced prices Return tickets reduced rates
Prepaid steerage tickets Liverpool the lowest
rates Apply At the company onice, 50 Broadway.
n W. J. HURST Manager