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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.

The BEADING ROOM 81 this Saloon is al.
WAYS supplied with the latest Papers. Picto.
rials and Magazines. je2l II
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YOUNG M EF1

Who may he suffering from the eject 81
youthful folliss or iuc4ectGian, viii 9
Fell to avail themselves ~ his. the CREST
st boon ever laid ~ the altar n snitiiasI
humanity. pR. SpINNIN viii gusfaF
ee 10 forfeit sf0n fr every case ~ ssniiha
weakness. or private disease ~ ny Kind II
haracter which he undertakes and tail'I
o cure. He v lnld therefore, say 20 the nh'l
ertunate sufferer who may rad thir Hoih
hat you Me treadlng on dangrr rs gr"li
shtn son longer delay ia So king the Tg'l
nor rrmedy IN your complaint. You may
the first staRe; n m0mh r vnu sw ai'I
Nro4ch.Eg the last. II yuu ARE hurfs'fissl
|lpon the las and are sn srirR stfue 90
is III effects. remember that II yon Ffl
ast IN procrastination, the til e must tnt't
when the most skiilful physician can ~
| er ven M assistance. when the u - Il
lupe viii be closed against you. when
ngtl ot mercy can bring you relief ~
ase has the Doctor failed 81 succsss WI
y not despair work upon your imsgins't
'ui avail yourself 81 the bent tcial rfhu
4 his treatment before your cas- T. h!'Mt
he reach ~ medical skill. or b. fore W.
leath hnrrier sou 10 prsmatne 80
MI course Of treatment S23. sen mouS
~ Post Ofice ordtr or Express Win 'S'
description 81 case.
Call, or address,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Lien Claimants.

I'm THE DISTRICT Cog lTp,'Ur State
FOURTH JUDICIAL pl l..
of Nevada, county OF Humpoiu''
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MAGNOLIA SALOON,
Between the Central Ho'el and Rail-
road Meat Market.
BRIDGE STREET, WlNNEMUCCA,
JOHN Cox.".....PRcPR,EToR

YENHR MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
up in the most attractive style possible
with a view 10 the convenience and comfort
Of patrons. The proprietor desires 10 cali the
attention Of customers. friends and the public
to his superior stock Of
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20

N STALISHED IN 1854,
e. for the treatment of
Sexual and Seminal Dis
eases. such as Gon0rrhea,
elect. Structure, Syphilis
in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness. Impotency, etc.
Skin Diseases of years
standing. and liberated
Legs successfully treated,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1855 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. NJ.
ard leaves at 10:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL NJ. and
caves at :45 p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 p. NJ.
Emigrent Train arrives at 1880 P. NJ.
and leaves at Sis A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
aa1 leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 A.
NJ. aud arrives at $50 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
To the Afflicted.

DIR. ". f. DOEEHTY returns hfs sincsrs
thanks 10 his numerous patients for their pal.
ronaee. end would take this opportunity 20
remind them tina, Re cHniinuas 10 consult. 81
his Institute. for the c1ire ~ chronic diseases
Of the Lungs. Liver. Kidneys. Digestive sn1
Genito- Urinary Organs and all Private d..
eases. viz syphilis in AL its forms and sisget;
Seminal Weakness and all the horrid c0ass.
auences 81 self-kbgses Gonprrhosa, Gel.
Structures. Nocturnal ard Diurnal Frnisslfa,
sexual Debility. Tfsenses 81 the b7ek aHa
Ions. Inflammation 81 the Bladder and Eid.
neys etc. and be hopes that his long eNper-
ence and successful practice viii continue =
insure him a share 81 public patronage. ~
his practice Of many years in Europe and the
United States. be IL enabled r. apply the mosi
efficient and successful remedies against dls-
eases IL all kinds. He uses homereury rharnes
moderate. treats his patients 10 correct sna
honorabl. way. and has references ~ angus
tinnable verarity from r1nn ~ known re~f@ssf-
hllityand high standing in sncirty. All pErtles
consulting him. By letter or otherwise. viii
receive the best and geuilest treatment and
Implicit secrecy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-20
To Females.

When female Il Ia trouble er afflicted STA
any ~ the diseases peculiar "a her sex. shs
should 60 gr write IL onee 70 the eeirhrsis4
female doctor ". X. peherty. o. his MetsAes
Institute. and consult him about he~ lruabas
and disease. IL, no false deilcacy rreveai vgs
but apply Immediately and save yours I tFas
painful suffering sud premature death. All
Married ladies whose delicate health Or ctsT
circumstances Prev ut an increase IN iafs
families. should write or csil NJ " X Dehss
ty's Medical Institute. and thry will rorsiu
every possible relief aud help. The Doctor
Offices. consisting ~ suite II six rooms en-
so arranged that be can bc consulted Witkeu
fear 81 observation.
To Correspondents.
Patients male or fernalei residing IA ~
part II the state. however distant. who MT
aesiro the opinion aud elvice - ur puheTsya
their respective cases and wlo think propsFt
submit e written statement ~ sarh lu prtfs.
ence 90 holding personal intrrytew sr
respectfully assured that their e0mwuuln.
tuus viii be held most sAfff5i aut c1rsf dsuta.
II the cnse b. fully aBd saudialy 1eaer,lst.
poreonai communication viii b. unuecessas.l
as Instructions f7r diet. regimen and iks
general treatment - tina cssa stself fturledisg
the rcmed!csi wi!l - FORWARDED vitbem
delay. and IN mlch manIa s. 90 convey not&s
of the pgrpor; 81 the ie.isr or parcel 80 tgsas
mittei
Consultation ny letter or othrrwisei Fan
Permanent cure guaranteed ~ ~ ray. ~
dress, W bOHEBrY. NJ D.,
fan Francisco, Cal. #
, 1875-05-06

Tho Peoples Common-8enss Medical Adviser,
in plain Engllsb or Medicine 8lmplihcd: BY
il. Y. Pierce, N. D., Counaelor.in-Chisf Of the
l,oardof rhysiciAns and 6urpeons 1t tie Worlds
Dspansazy, buffalo, n. Y. Tho aboVs work.
book Of about 900 Large psgos. profnsely illus
sFatsd With vood npGssyinGs and colored pistes,
and vall and strongly bouud-wtl 10 sent, post
paid. to any address for e1.50.-makinG il Tie
ohedpes! book epsr ottred 10 the american people.
Othsr books treating Of domestic medicine, Of
like size aod style Of binding+ aud not nearly ~
wol illustrated, with no colnred plates, aud
some Of thetn containing no prescriptions. aud
making known no meaub for sel(-cuTo for the
di4eaaea which they discuns, sell for from es.o0
10 IS. We're DR.. 1ierces work not published by
chtnery, and ware it sold through agents. -
other like works arc, the pgicc OF it would
h1yo to b not lees than }osr dollars. Fot.
xheu the publisher pays tho author i fair
price for bis production. then sdds profit TO Lis
Investment large enough to tatafy himself and
compensate him, not only for his labor, bnt also
for tho EaAk OF ,poounaty loss wacl! he assumes
succtSa, aud when tho btate, county, aud call.
vaYsiuE agent has ZACH received bis proht. they
have Addsd to The e1Fsuss OF book tlat orig
inAtly cost about el.45 so much that th4 people
haye to psy not lass than q tor II, Tho teo.
pls's Medical Adviser. On the contrary. IL PLACED
within the peolfntasy roach Of all classes ~ the
Author, Who sdopta tho plan Of the 0rsnEers,
olt at their profits to ths peoplo, oiiosluX his
book 1t \ prioe little above actual coat Of pub
licatioi., That those desiring the book may run
no risk Of losing their n0noy IN seullug Il
through tho mails. the author Advaft!soa that
money addressed TO him at Buffalo, N. J.,
and inoiosed In reretsred lsttsrs, may b at
hi Etak Of loss. Tho authors Iasgs eoszo-
, 1875-05-06
Marriage OF Miss fda Greeley.


Tbs parlors Of Mr.. John L. Clsyslsnxis homo.
In Twcnty-sacond street, wero filed ytaterdsy
morning to t4eir utmost capacity By the many
friandY who camo to offer congratulations and
utter farewells to the eldest daughter OF the
lAta Horace Greeley, who wsa married IN tho
morning to Col. Nicholas Smith, OF Kentucky
and who sailed In tho afternoon, In the Abyy-
ainia, for England. The pallors Heee psofuselY
adorned With flowers, and number OF beautiful
floral ornauleuts wore aided By the friends Of
the Dride. No display Of bridal gtfta Was made.
At 10 O'Clock Father Farrell took his stand In tho
front pArloE. aud thu bridal party desceudod from
the floor above. kirst cams tho bridesmaids and
gfoomamen, two couples. then tbs groom, es-
cortlng Mrs. Cleveland. aud lastly Tho brido,
leaning on Mr. Cleteland'e ann. sha waa
dEossod in whita ailk trimmed with orAngs-bIoa-
Soma, and Woze = laoe yoil. Ths bridesmaids,
Nissss Greeley and Cleveland. Wozo pearI-co1-
ored silk trimmed With l&co and whts flowers
for ornaments, After . btiof address, Father
F&irell pronounced the marriage service accold-
ing to the HoalsA ritu4l aud the numerous COM
pAnJ th1ouged forward to speak tho few words
for whlch thoro va tims. Then tho bride re-
tired to don Lar tfavetiug costume, and tbs party
rod0 away 70 tie atealnet- AMrng tho company
were Gen. Cochtsns, HsyArd Taylor, James Par
t0u. DR.. frotAin8hAH4 Or. Delle1ka, aud . num-
her Of xell-kuovn litArAtl.
An svoninK pspsk sAyas "n il undnsstood
that h1iaa QEealsy m4do Il \ special soodltou of
har acceptance e Col. a<nitA ~ husband that
Xh4a ~ eonseana e d.. Hkxas dAatrrA thSi
, 1875-05-06
POLITICAL.

SENATOR SPENCER on THE RACK.
MoSTnnMEEr, Ala, Mny 81. 8. Perrin, 1ate
Republican member Of the Legislature from
Wilcox County, testified ~ follows beforo the
Corpuitton now investigating the means BY
rhich spcncor secured his election sotho United
States Senate: "Traops ,rego retained In Ala
bamR before tho election, on lou,tssition Of n.y.
self and others, 1t having beon understood that
Sponcer had arranged for troops to bo put
at tho disposal OF tho revenue olllcera whore
accompanied by United 5tatcB oIarshals WHO
had fictitious warrants with citiycns' namns
prominently displayed, and shown to persons
Who would inform tE,om, wete paradea In vatluus
counties. sllot hole IN my hat mud reported
that lad been attacked by Ku-Kux, aud cent
troopB to arrest tho mythical nssailauts. l hcpt
tho troops as long na l could use them as po-
litical machine. Our pnrpoae was to secure tho
Legislature at all hazarsls, and elect Speucor."
a number of witnesses testify to tho uso Of
nuncy to effect the same purpose.
, 1875-05-06

spon1enc4 with the peo1lo nron medical
mnttetn, which, We are crc1lb'y informei
frequently exceeds CnO Letters day, un,l
requires several trained and rhilIfni medical as
siatantB and hholt-ltand reporters to anable him
to entertain and answ*f lllcll, ~ wall ~ hsu
large daily dealings with dfscane At tho Worlds
Dispensars. appear to have recnfiarly fitted him
for writing tho Wotk iy rendering him very ia
miliar with the evcry~dav mcdeaf needs Of thu
People. 1fo en1rhrors in this Work to answerall
tho numerous questions relnting 10 hns1th and
dtscnse that have been addressed to hum bs tle
peoplo from 2ll paris Of tho land, and hence II
contains important information for tho yonng
and old. male aud female, t,ng|o and m1rred,
nowhere eise to bo foflnd. All this most prova-
lent niseancs of both sexes arr also plainly and
fully couedcred, and tueana Of self cure mad,
known. Cn1ike other works on Domestic Mcdi-
cine, T. includes tile enbject Of Biology, Cerebral
ThrslotoRy, IIsgieuo Tcmreramcnts. MAtriave,
Reproduction, etc., all Of which are treated in an
original nnI interesting manner. II Ia con-
pendulum Of Anatomical. rhy.1ologicaI, and ,letl.
cal Science. and esnhodies tho latest discoveries
III each Gtnaftmnnt.
, 1875-05-06
RIDING A SHARK.


San FTanelseo Gait.
Miss Adelaide Miller, the Hawaiian fongastess,
p&rsuro for San Francisco, of Au adventure pei
hars, unlike any recorded in the wildcat produc-
tiou Of fancy; certainly nothing Of equal ro-
nance has becu made public.
Wai.ki-ki, a celebrated Watering plnco near
Honolulu, aud also notod ~ the summer rcs'-
drnces Of tic Hawaiian Kings. II Ia a great
place for nulf-bathinE-alnoe every hour Of tho
dav during tho beason Bhoala Of duskr figures
being viable hnthinK a1loug tito bEeakarH. The
waters near tho bhoro arc considered safe. but
outside Of tbs reef ate taboocd, account Of tho
Bisarkn, which abound tn inmoase numbers.
Wo to tho daring swimmer Who ventures that
far. 0pco beyond the reef he may as we'll mako
his will 10 favor Of the nearest ftA for his fato
is N certain ~ tho tep'otion Of friend oss
t5per'H oxchc9uer by the vorseious sharks OF
police court .-.
With number Of her comr anions. Like most
Of the islanders, she Is atnphih:ons, as much ut
home In water Al upon land, SWINE, 10 Incl, like
a fish, and hus = national reputation ~ diver.
While 70 engaged. orc girl proposed they should
followed, fear Of tho monsters thcre hhounding
beiug the excuse. Tha did not intinaidato tho
girl who made tho prof. roHltlou. She resolved to
go thither hersef. and finally bAntelod her cona-
panions into following her example,, Az they
natives In It shouting, "a hiauo! Manoi" (shazk !!
sharkl) also urging them to hasten 70 tho
canoe for satetv. hut, before tho terrified gisls
could move QUO Way or tho other, y huge blue
slark aurgtd III among Them, and, rising to tho
surface, lifted Mss Miller cut Of the water.
In her terror slo graspcd one Of the sllark'a
upper fins. This proceeding, - well 81 tue
burden upon lis back, seemed to tcHlfy the
monster, fur It darted on Ut apcel that would
nasiiy outst.ip thnt Of .he fasssst ship, keeping
however, uI,on tho surface Of tho water. 1t
kept along .t ths pace for about aia.y yards
when it eadd,n1y rluusea doTn~..d 3s I'D; 'fo1cM;ug ' ing
hor unacatbed after her pasiloua adventure.
bl.e was soon picked up by tho canoe, aud. with
her companions, returned in safcty to Wai-ki-Ei.
This adventure raised Miss Miller highly In tho
estimation Of her country people, BY tho bulk
Of whom the shark IL lold sacred, and still NOR.
shipped. Even after century Of Christianity,
tAia supe1atttion prevails. Tho Kanakas will not
kill shark nacspt in solf.defcnso, nor will thoy
cat its acsll, though this 10 estimated delteacy
among most Of the Bouth BeA Islanders. The
fact that Hawaiian had ridden fab no sacred
land, Wo may add, voraoioua], was Indeed = lit
subject for panegyrio; though .we question
whether tha highest sulogum would induce ihs
swcot-yoiced Mas,ian to agaiu cayost upon tho
sp!ns Of IN axnre-ekinned "mauo,"
, 1875-05-06

MloCELlRNECuSs
crSroMA nrF1cr:Ns' rERQuIEsTT:s.
R-ec4s1 Atens Of the Treasury Department hhse, nr
think they barr, discovered rne.boa ty which Co-
tctor, nj certain porta The skrs haY largely III
creased their salaries. According to laH l"Hscd IN
pf, uJl!c:ora Ind Surveyors Of cnotnn districts OF,
Tho ,skc frontier authorized to keep FOR sae a.
ter oflces blank 1nanifcats anu clr.ransc. and 70
charge the Aunl Of 10 reuts and no mnrt for zach
bianK which n1,s e prepared md nHeentca ~ tl.eni.
Eo provision, Is made o cfnT tbc'n % aSeoias IT
S.Yc bee regarded prr1u.iscs, AID ~ s',eh wero
rtttnci Ch!rges are 'nadr, howeyrs, 'n1t IN many
s,s, fSnr r syq sim e hs IT, Ts p
a,i, Chic; 70. port Huron. pn;rnit, sud lat,aso arg
s.ectcd by !hc law. Tho rceelptA q Chicago swell
io,t Huron Collector. alaed BY thcso blanks gc,s
fio tho resue .alnry reccistd ,y tho New York C'l.
Sut whether a,lyling 10 douo by Tho Department
q uncertain. Ii rrbably lilo intention Of the pw
tlat the blanks should 10 Furnished by tho DEPART
M nj ai, ha pr0cets cd fur pfEnrHtsD Tho
81 erniios Ut !r wnud have been restricted 10
sfew rors.-Lttroit trth fre@.
DlsAaTElH.
The scllr Lylta ?iac, after losing all her In
The gule on ako Onsaro Thursday, driven ashore
,t Morpeth All hnnls saYct Tho CaEtslu of tho
T.cnop which arrived nt Cleveland Htndns, roEorta
se.scl bunk In the north rasasgo Of Lake Erso is
beljcYed 10 10 tho scr Lshtwood... rlc schr Con-
sue'o, lacs, with building stnnr from seEmion Ter
,trtay night. only two Of tue cruw wezo saycd-frci
nunahoe, nto aud James King. stan,an: Tho naMea
Of tho lost aro CAPT. II. II. IIannef, William Law,
william Cary, Charles Pearson, and > female coo1,
name unknown The stcam.hatgo Fred Kelly, w'fio
entering Toledo, roilIded with tho prop Hwaow, sius-
Ing The latter iu IA feet Of water.
auSDnIES.
There arc great many veasc1s lying 1t Port Dal-
hou.ie, which are fitting out for service. Tia schr
Cors.ca1,. from youngstown, arrived there Ihursday
sfernoon aud will ko dockod for repairs. The scos
Venice, Of Wyandotto commanded by Capt. Joseph
na,mrz s7as driven aahoro on tho wr.t
altte Of PUTIN. BAY during tho gatc- Saturday
afternoon. and has goae to llrces...At Port Do'er
Saturday. h1caete j. ]. Alltn launched schooner
csracy, lo0o0 bt,. Bho In named Eliza Aon. There
has bce 10 Ice at th!s Port Tor som9 Tins sd nny!
dby, navigation opcucd. Tue s.hr Nc,sels cleared
rafiy Ia lilo morning for Windsor with cargo OF
wheat.
, 1875-05-06
GENEVA, IA.


Correspondence u 1At CAtsa9o tribune.
GENEVA, a., May 1.-Hcls Ia bustllng,
thriving village doing hsayy buatusss, there
being shipped from this station ores 100 cars of
grain aud live atook atncs September, 1874, and
yst there Ia 10 physician within 10 tuiias. I.at
boms Of your full-dsdged doctors como 10 tLis
town aud hang oot single. a mi!linor. lsud-
lord, a4d slso miller, asp needsd. Hang new
s sesn ts +. nlast q splendid country, saeh
aalHsks aanax. n. q.
, 1875-05-06

The us.t nsasrl Asssn.bly Of tho preaIy-
will meet It Cleveland, O.. on The 2oth inat. Tho
proceedings will rellta TO ths linancos Of ths
boards, tho overture on tho EldetshIp, correspon-
lonco With the Ns&osmed Dutch Church relative
to union, tbs authorization scheme, Court OF
Appeals, tho hymu-book question, eto. Impor-
tant reports will b. presented and discussed
on mileage with view to better system on
tho ratio Of representation, ministerial re-
LEI, and relations with the Boutheru General
Assembly: The Church Of which this A.senhl,
tasies aEraasea h so 6jaods, and hs1inx aadas
, 1875-05-06

$50: s,mr Eighth Ohio 2 Gem to s'1i: nso"n; 2.
s. qS: f'os:qaet. scD" "on.h.i' .soo aa +. an,o,:
Il; it+T 10 i, r. sullivan. 800 tttnt -, Gnhe:'
..ots. Eenn ite Ico c'1 any to htt1. ltuel1. ,0u;
w,;sr y;cn e sr.it.1. i h.s Ia f. is.r
NJ s:ns It, uhhrlts Dharlpt Cbtno tn larry A. He'll
i oah; q: qE 15sae1; t,s,p IS ':,s as rasl ssl
Iareri. D'any,enr. one:half, - .chr William wai-
.,., nt, " "onc-balf, Amos Easlon tn +. ". F't0ri,
aaso; rip atsy1nwer. L.hco TO Post ont-laifs
s1is hsrge Morning Star. H. Frlfy 10 l.. ta,dnsaH.
*n-t,frls 81 600: Alllr Michigan, De'rot brf-ln'R
Con,psny 10 Thnr,ae A. l}nrk.. onoc'ahh, ss,ur;
srny Mid Lark. y. Tronl1y to ]. 1r'h1y onc:hsl1
tsim ,tDs-prir TIr!nla 1o7eit, H. lcskinI 10 u. D.
ftousrtl and H. I1ultgrew, f1,4N.
, 1875-05-06

specfa! Dispateh to The CA,caao Tribune.
WArEaLo, Ind, May 5.-The municipal e1eo-
tiou hero resulted iu tho choice OF tha following
ticket. composed about equally Of Republicans
aud Democrats: Ttustocs-First Ward, Eli Y.
Williamson; Second Ward. Daniel Tell; Third
Ward. Daniel i. Smith. Clerk. s. d. Johnson !;
Treasurer, Edmund Till; Assessor, James ".
Mc0nAIly. But little excitement httendad tho
s'ectioo, and everything paasad on quietly. Tie
Feault gfvcs goneral satisfaction.
, 1875-05-06

SEtcfal Dltpdsch to The Ch,eaoe Tribune.
FORT MAINE Ind, May 5.-Ihe total voto IN
Tho city election aggregated about 5000. Tho
following arc tho Councl!mon elected: Flrst
Ward. ". r. Mexican. Republican, no opposi-
abra III WeeS Michael acs poocf"t; Toartb
Ward, Charles Munson Democrat; Fifth Wsrl,
GcorEo l.. Harding, Republican; Sixth Ward
linothg Hogan. Democrat; sovcnth Ward. silau
Tam, Democrat, no oprcsltton; Eighth Ward,
Horny W1!lcnbcrg, Democrat; Ninth WnrJ, John
Wilkinson. Democrat. Thero 1aa boon intenhe
roj0cing in the city all day over tlo result, and
ths geuorui feo!ing Is that Tho power Of Hing
Caucus so long imptegnabfo IN Fort Wayne, iB
lo1oyor broken.
, 1875-05-06
LANSING. MICH,

LNN5ENO, MICH, -
sreeta' csrrespot'denes u The Chicago Tribune.
LANs,so, Mlch., May 4.-our new Council
composed Of aoven Democrats nnu iivo nepub-
licans--held its t1Rs meeting last evening, and
elected tho following officers: Marshal, Smith
1ookor; Auditor, George Cole; Sexton, John
Ardcriy; proeccuting Attorney, Judge Pipkney.
Tho following IL tito bonded debt OF tho city:
Railroad boNds sl02,A00; school-houBo bontiH,
e50,0oo; bridge honds, e15.000; comotory
bouds, $4,000. Total, el77.40u.
, 1875-05-06

Notice to Store Manufacturers and Dealers.

QU4NTEHM1k5EE 0ENEM2LE tJEF1EE,
WAsuiSutoN. ., o.. April ID, fsih.
4 hoard OF ARMY OFFtCERS will conv rene 1t
II omaha. Eeb.. on MAY 10 p,o1tuo and remain in
ses4on Yexs0ukhle length Of tne. "a consider and
om,ead ssn.ra pattern Of stores tur army nsc 10 IT,
coal. Mtutniscus coal. &ua wa!d csrectisely..
Store and dca!e1 ara tnsttsd 70 send 10
the Hoard, 1t Eh3t 9uarterksteY, Omaha, Seh..
eAtaioSusa WITH res IT.. y their sa7es oth cast and
munrato suEgcstians thor hats offer Tor thu
eoutrueton Of ttosos adapted especially 10 taeet ths
wantA Of the army.
looms of Uaicvrs' quarter. to bo heated usnllly
ahnnt ffeon fcek s1uaEs Cooking stoTc4 required for
Oaeors' use aro sHch ~ family ueeds.
Hatrstks tnr upntStn tpOus 1f different tlteA,
generally r$r aud require EtnFns Of iAggs sss 10 heat
ihuu CooLlnx slaves 1of eo,nrartts dotachsnnnA
should hare capacity 10 nnnk tor Eighty nltn.
Il. q. MElu3, Q44IttfHA4tuf QcpQral.
, 1875-05-06
Sale Of ORDNANCE STORES.


DEAnnoJstI.LK, MIrh.. April Il, 1sTs. {
W1 b. osfsd tos .Ale - E4bl!s epe.en. oo'osne!uE
ttty oi Gun paIlEcs, rtojac!lss. auskess Aceputre
uaouts, small Arms. Amlnunitisn stc eata!nEus nf
.h' tr,enal. 4 ths Genanss AsrneE Nc" York;
TstE,, cA,l; 10 sr cent en day cf tsla-on accept
sr.- II b!d-an1 the ssnAulss whan tbs pvopsrtJ a
del. I.ttt,l.
.ta., MI! be seaured 10 hs removed within twenty
uAtH snta cluso Ut aa1J.
tettrs% the right 10 ssfuss any bid not
desnnlt satisfactory, ..-..
Packing bo4cs 10 bs paid for 1t stated price, 10 b. do
tcz1ulpsd ~ tho cunnandlnK ndlcar.
j. Ws TOnU. Mater Of Ordnsnee.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ID, 1875.
1l43A6ll4l%lPhila Il Read

] 1I44@lI41!lPh1Ia& Il Head -.
Ter l06 @lOo RR, eX-div551S055A
1881 l25 @l254|North Penn 5215@53
|9s iS55ll6 @ll6I Phila 4 Erie labsml9A
bly, IS l2O5s@12OY|O CO A RR 1O%@l0A
Fy 1861 l23 @l23I Lehigh Val G2A062ss
EyiS5S l23 Wl25h NAV Stock 49A@49T
|.4Os llS @ll12I ICatawissa r 10 @l9lS
|ew % ll7l5@ll7A do prefd. 1904
ts,nGwl05A@lO57sl n Central r 93 @l33b
|sof Njl3iA@l35 Hestonville 3l1s@s2
hG RR 5!Is@ 5l14l
The Morning herald., 1875-12-16
baltimore Produce Market.

r. Dec. 15.-Cotton quiet and
kdM kdv middllng, l2Nc. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat firm: Mo- Wes-
rrsu, Il 25; Pennsylvania red, 81 35al 40;
fIdnnd dn M. red, 81 l5al 45; do amber, 81 47a
T White, 81 l5el As. Corn-southern
" |fe Western og,e nominally flrmer, Southern
(on (sU oi,a, o, zoe; do, new 5oa6lc; Southern
F'~ old 7Oc; do "ew 57a62c; Western mix
(sbeocIo oIo &c; do new. o5hc; Oats steady;
|Ev,tserh, 3sa45c; Western white, 42aa5c;
[,'fim an mixed 33a4lc. Rye fifm, SOassc;
s"rrm; good demand; Maryland ana
,"ylvania .2a24. Provisions quiet.
!, new, s22 50. Bulk meats; loose nonh-
Ik kaaaaoul.ders, aa Sc; clear rib sides lla1lAc;
rvg \: sba active. sAallHo, Bacon scarce aI and
T u1aoulders l6Aalfc, clear rib side 1870
ia ,ilsms 81 1s l54al8. Lard steady and firm;
" vs! We, refined l4c. Butter firm and
'Ncs 'Nc, good good grades scarce; Western extras,
~; sId irsts 25a27c. Petroleum dull; crude,
tsSy, tasSy, refined 1910 Coffee frmer, not
. sGIooly "a ohighey Rio cargoes, l9111a2lc; job
loaZ2c; Whiskey very dull