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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
PREsIDENTEAE. CANDIDATES

There are only twenty-six candidates
in the field for President up to date,
thirteen Democrats and as many Re
publicuns. The Democratic thirteen
are. I. Z. Bayar of Delaware; G. b.
Mcclellan, of New York; Horatio Sey
more, Of New York; 5. E. Church, OF
New York; S. j. Tilden of New York
j. S. Black, of Pennsylvania; T. Hen
bricks, of Indiana; Allea G.. Thurman.
of Ohio; VIM. Allen, of Ohio; Asa
Packer, Of Pennsylvania; James L.
English, of Connecticut; David Davis,
of Illinois Michael G. Kerr, of Indi-
ana.
The Republican thirteen are Charles
Francis Adams, of Massachusetts;
Hamilton Fish, of New York; Roscoe
Conkling. of New York; John Jay, of
New York; E. d. Morgan, of New
York; " NJ. Eyarts, OF New York
b. H. Br,stow, Of Kentucky; Governor
Hayes. OF Ohio; o. Z. Morton, of In
diana; u. S. Grant. of Illinois; f. b.
Washburne, of Illinois; Marshall Jew
ell, Of Connecticut: James G. Blaine,
of M alne.
Accessions to the list are being made
constantly, but it Is not probable that
Belknap or Pendleton will enter the
field.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
Ex-SPEAKER BLAINE.

A report comes from Washington,
which, if confirmed, will have a tendency
to reduce the number of Presidential
candidates in the Republican party.
1t is charged that ex-Speaksr Blaine,
received $4,000 from the Union Pa
cifc Railroad Company in 1871, for
aiding legislation favorable to the COM
pany in Congress. An investigation is
urged, and possibly by the time the
Cincinnati Convention meets the ex-
Speaker may not be in the field for
President, nor in Congress either. The
people are not in mood to stand
much nonsense, and the honesty and
integrity of the candidate will count at
the polls next November.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
THAT SECRET ORGANIZATION.

Our Little Hatchet" friends are at
their old tricks again. disappearing
the SILVER STATE. We have exposed
their falsehoods on several occasions,
bat that does not deter them from re-
peating them. Dog-like they return to
their vomit and reiterate their mis-
statements. They say they have no
ticed the SILVER STATE and other pa
psrs have been much exercised about
the existence of secret political or
ganization in our midst In that they
are as usual mistaken. That organ
ization has given us no uneaslness
whatever. We noticed it without COM
ment as an item of news. 1t is said
to be an off-shoot of Knownothing-
ism, opposed to the election OF for
eignsrs, but particularly Catholics to
any office of honor, trust, or profit.
though it's avowed purpose is to pre-
vent a division of the school money
for sectarian purposes. If the latter
is the real object of the organization,
we see no necessity for secrecy, I'M
less its members are ashamed or
afraid to openly defend the free and
unsectarian school system OF tho coun-
try. The SILVER STATE is not. it
believes in free schools, untramelled
by sectarianism or partizanism, and
will publicly oppose any attempt to
make them otherwise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL.
COMMITTEE.

At a meeting Of the Democratic County
Central Committee, held la Ninnemucca.
April 3, II was res lived that tie delegates to
the State Conventian to be held Ut Carson
city May Is, TO elect delegates TO the Demo.
cratic &ation l Convention, at ST. Louis, be
appOrtioned a. ioil VIZ:
Paradise Valley, 8ebl Greek, McColly's
Bartlett Creek, and CLARK X Glays one
dele gate.
Winnemucca-one delegate.
Galconda, Greggsyille, Pleasant Valley.
Jersey CITY and Dun 0ien--one delegate.
tnionsilie and Star City-one delegate.
Mill city, Eye Patch, Ortann, spring Val
ley and Big Meadow one delegate.
IL was resolved that meetings be held at the
several precincts II aturday evening, April
20, TO elect such delegates, and that the voters
at such NEE tin9s eject by ballot or viva voce.
as the majority may decide, and THAI the re-
turns be forwarded Us soon as practicable to
tie Chairman Of the County Central Com
mittee,
The Committee recommend that all ouali-
fed electors, without regard to former poliu-
cal affiliations, who are now In favor of "a
change in the National Administration. be cor
daily invited to participa e in the election Of
delegates. j. L. SABINE Chairman.
aprl0td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
whisky Ring Chinese Matters.


SAN FRANCISCO, April II, 1875.
The Chronicle says powerful whisky
ring exists here, whose circuit embraces
many Federal officials. As far back as
January 18Th, 1875. United States Dis
triet Attorney Van Dyke, and super
visor of internal Revenue l.. nj. Foulke
were put in possession of evidence that
the Government had been defraudsd
out of large sum Of money by prom
inent distillery, the Treasury Depart
mant was not notified of the discovery
nevertheless. The case was compro-
missed, but the Treasury of the United
States never received dollar of the
moAey paid by the crooked manufact-
ures.
The citizens Anti Chinese Commit
tee met last evening to discuss the mat
ter of sending delegation TO Washing
ton. 1t was decided ia send three.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
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By Atlantic ana Pacific Line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12

ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Vindicrting Pendleton.

C1NcINNATI II, 1876.
George 2. Bowler, one OF the heirs
of the Bowler estate, Iii an interview.
gives further explanation of Peudle-
tons connection with the Kentucky
Central claim, and says his uncle Geo.
II. Peudletou did not contract with
himself. as the compensation was fixed
by the Board Of Control of the Road.
Mr.. Bowler denies that he is a minor
and gives his age at 81 years; says Mr.
Pendleton administered his fathers
estate with the utmost ability, and
positively denies that any part of the
kentucky Central fee was used in the
prosecution of the claim.
! he Effect oG Crooked Whisky.
CINCINNATI, April II, 1876.
If reports which are current among
his immediate friends are true. Elk
Congressman L d Ward, now under
indictment for whisky frauds is likely
to lose his reason, because of the dis
axter which has befallen him. He has
occupied high position in the city.
and has most interesting family.
When the first seizures were made last
May, he was United States District At
torncy, but was soon induced to resign
because of his former business rea-
tons with some of the indicted parties.
He fought off the indictment against
himself as long as possible, and slree
it was finally returned, has been very
much depres sed, refusing to eat. His
indictment is Supposed to be due to the
perjured testimony of the boss squealer
Jake Rehm. Dir. Ward, accompanied
by friend to look after his physical
interests, Will leave this morning for
| Washington, with view to obtain tes-
timony to be used in bis trial His ease
excites no little sympathy. as he is sup
posed to be in large measure the VIC
tim of a villainous plot.
Death Of a Millionaire.
NEW YORK, April u, 1876.
A. t. Stewart, who died here yester-
day, was one ct the largest real estate
owners in the United States. He
owned two valuable blocks on Broad
way, and occupied them as business
establishments. He also owns the met
ropolitan and St. Nicholas Hotels, the
Globe Theater, Nlblos Garden, Amity
Street Baptist Church, and Grand Street
Presbyterian Church, his mansion
on Fifth Avenue and nearly two blocks
on Blocker street.
A Michigan Beecher Suspended
DETROIT, April IL, 1876.
The Methodist Church investigation
found Rev. I. w. May guilty of sland-
or, unchristian conduct. improper pro-
posals and advances to ladies of his
church, and also of adultery. He was
suspended and his dismissal recon-
mended.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
SOMETHING n VI.

The undersigned would respectfully an
he has just arrived from saa Francisco,
having brought large Sun Instrument for
the purpose Of making large pictures from
small cards or from life, and is now ready to
ta6e orders for the same work done at San
Francisco prices. All pictures guaranteed to
suit or Nv cLGr-e no advance asked. Speci-
mems can nc seen at the parlor Of the Lafa-
yette Hotel where all are invited. As my stay
here is limited, ! would kindly request all
those wishing work done to bring it in at the
earliest opportunity or leave their address at
the hotel.
II. W. BROOKS. Artist.
Winnemuccs, April 7, wv.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12

In view of the great discount on
silver the employees Of the Central Pa
cific Railroad are talking of PstitionIng
the company 20 open store IN Sacla-
mento.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
King hIfonso's Hopes.
MADRID, April II. !

MADRID, April II. 1876.
King Alfonso in opening the Madrid
Art Exhibition, yesterday, said he
hoped this exhibition wonld lnaugnrate
a renewal iu the future of Spanish arts,
as contributing TO the prosperity aud
glory of the country.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12
FO + L l G N

The Egyptian Financial Question.
PARIS. April Il, 1876.
The conference between the Earl Of
Derby and Duke de- Gases Las, it is re-
ported, resulted in satisfactory ar
rangement of the Egyptian financial
question.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-12

PHILADELPHIA, April II, 1876.
The city census shows the popula-
ton to be SIT AIS, an increase OF 49,
426 since 1870
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Ysan ago, says correspondent Of the Boatou
Traascrtpt, Whsn ~ went to school In . little
weather beaten sohool-house, what exciting con-
tsats there used to DO over tho teachers favor
its exercise Of having the scholars estimate with
the eye the azs and weight Of different objects
in the room. He would hold up his cana, and
have each ono tell how long he thought it was,
and IL Was lucky child that could come within
half . foot Of the right length. He would meas
mrs IN urchin, and then have tho scholars try to
reproduce the measure on the wall. He would
measure on the wall. He would mark on an
inch, or foot, or yard IN some conspicuous
place, and then 80 how near anybody could
CONS to chAlking the same length upon the
blackboard And It was astouishing how wide
astray one would 20. Ths fast y. our eyes do.
csivs % ridiculously even upon tho commonest
shings. AZ nrst thought, which should you Gay
was The taller, . thrse-ysax-o child or flour.
bAxrel2 and could anything but actual measure
0ent convince you that the same child IL half ~
high ~ . dx-footse2 There IL An old saying
that child two years old IL half - tall - he ev
" viii b.; and after few experiments in meas
uring one can sasily believe 1t, but not before
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
On NeAtness In Dress.

A farmers wife has the same right to be neat
and fashionable and refined that woman Of the
city has. Because she lives on farm, and feeds
the pigs and chickens, is no reason that she
should make drudge Of herself, and not caro-
for her personal appearance. When You buy
piece Of furniture, get the latest STYLE, for you
can get It lust cheap, and it will last just a.
long ~ the style Of twenty years ago. And
when you got Dress although it be nothing
but calico. cut 1t fashionAbly, but don't trim it,
slip ON dirty wrapper in the morning and twist
your hair up In . knot, and kick the dog and
tread on the cal, and scold your husband and
tell the children to keep ont Of your way for
you have big days work to do and you must
not b hindefed. All the work you can do will
mot compensate your family for looking 10 dirty
and untidy. You can DO helpmeet to your hus-
band In the full sense Of the word, and still be
neat and fashionable.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
the MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS

HAVE PROVED FROM THE MOST ample ex.
porience, an entire success. SIMPLE, Prompt. Rf1c-
ent and Reliable They are the only medicines per-
fectly adapted 70 popular use-so simple that mis-
takes cannot I've made In using them 10 harmless
to ba free from danger and 10 efficient a. To bo
always reliable. They have the highest c0mmends-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Ths PouShkespaie Eagle says that at the Hud-
soo River Railroad depot in that city on Tuesday
. divorced wife and her child met tic husband
from whom she had been separated, and while
the father, mother, and child stood talk
Ing In . little group the second wife Of
sAe divorced husband stood aside talking with .
friend, waiting for the interview TO close. The
train was waiting for time It the door, and
q tbs engine whiselsd, the divorced husband
haAtly bld his first wife and child adieu, and
joining his second wife, the two hurried TO the
train Md entered drawing room car.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Rev. Mr.. Murray o. Early Rising.
In that early age when society was organ
issd on IN industrial basis, thero was some
sense In the old song:
"laz1y 70 bed, early - rise.
VIII make men healthy, wealthy, and wise"
Bat In our ags, and especially In relation to the
demands Of city life, the old distioh ID both i'm
practical and untrue When people could 60 TO
bed u . O'Clock In the evening, it WAS we'll
enouGh 70 rise at 8 or In the morning. But
saoh \ The Structure Of society and Of business
Of to-day, that no one who seeks either fortune
OF social recreation can abide BY the old .fasl-
ioosd custom. What u the senso, therefore,
or The Justice, for that matter, Of rousing poo
pie out Of their beds an hour or two before
annpinAy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
PREPARED BY

ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
feb2-eOdAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
rrOWhl0 IN &chool.

On Thursday afternoon . pupil in the public
sshool q Aooeestown, N. J.. named Uni Milton,
aged about IA, assaultsd the teacher, Miss Ida
J0nss, striking her On tho head with . club and
ipjuFing her % severely that she IL not expected
20 Live, The boy was arrested and taken the
Mount Holly jail to await tho result Of Miss
Jonar' iniuriaA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
a wal, street Broker 4. r,,shs,

y. II. Eocles, wsll-knowu Wall street, New
York, broker, has fed TO CanAdA, taking with
him ~, 900, which he fraudulently obtained.
Among the bsoksEs . feeling Of surprise exists
a Roolss' conduct, his family being respectable
and wealthy. He u native Of Toronto, Cana
d, whsrs his mother, . very wealthy lady, re-
aides. He married tho only daughter Of Mr.
OEangis, President Of the City Bank. Of Wheel
inR w. Va
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

DOCKS PRINTED AS NEATLY, AND
D n bovss prices than MOSS charged N ~
aFRe Vltiao, q Ne OonM11aAL o0ao.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
The s1A001IY D1sa.pearea.

In he days Of our fathers, when man sad
denly droppsd ont Of the community, they used
70 dsag Tbs nstghboring ponds. and examine all
avaiA6as hanging places 10 tbs vicinity. Nova
days Ne Art steps are to investigate his bank
seooant and look 10 sss which suit Of clothes he
took With him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

A BALTIMORE grain dealer, who has spent sew.
essl week. In 81. Louis on business. staten thai
the tsads In grain 10 very active throughout the
6oufhvssk The corn product west Of the Mis-
sisappi, including Missouri Kansas and Nebras-
b, = beng pushed toward the Atlantic sea-
board. principally 70 baltimore and Philadelphia,
but the bulk Of q 70 Baltimore
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

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- These remedies are sent by the case or single
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Uor No
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-10
COME AND BE HEALED!

1t matters iot hnft lv.r LO4D-Ss I4-y De,
come and LIT the Doctor cNan.luc your case.
II VIII cost you noiliiIs for Consultation, SO
please call and SATISFY yorua.l sss Whistler the
Doctor understands your Case. Ii h c.2le i.re
you he will tel ,ou 50 ii not. he vii tel you
that. for he will not undertake a c.se uiiless
he is cOulxienL OF effvcLiu. u cure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-10
Application for Patent.
For "a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. a22.
Z. $. LAsp orpIcE,
Eureka, Nevada, Ma cb /. 1914

Y I VI tn j, lSiD.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ th" | ichmord Mining Company of Ma.
yada, n cor pOratInn existing under and nv
%,irtu. Of ,he laws Ut the State OF Nevada.
has this day, by Ih mas Wren. its duly A..
til0ri2ed agent, whose postoffice address il
Gurcha, Nevada. flad it, application for 4
patent for tiye acres ms u mill site, situate
,ying ard being in Enresa Mining District
coanty OF Eureka ana state of Nevada. and
known and designated by The field rotes and
OH tiai plat on htc in this oilice as Lot No. ",
III nnsprveyed lands.
The .Xttrior boundaries of said Lot No. Oh
being ps Uliows, to-~it:
Variation 49, ug h: commencing at a post
marked MOL u. survey No. IL. the same
being I.ost No. ! of survey NO. 30 mill site
survey, whence tho fl,gstaf in The town Of
furela bears n T. d. 20 IN W 2,232 feet, and
the northwest cfTnero the LichnIOnd Mining
C%ninpany Of Nevada refinery bears 5 y Dig 4
Ia 40 ii: thsnce runi.iDs hrst course n So
'tg w 10 II. to post marse ed NO. 2, VI ;. sur
voy No. 81: thence second course n SlL dg
b 40 IL. to post markod \ q. 3, u. :. Survey
No 81; thence lhlrc course ; ~ Dig Il rs Il,
tu post marked No. 1, u. ). Survey No. Oh
hence fourth course > - Gig ~ m w $50 l.e
r., TO post on the eastern boundary OF said
survey No. 20, lnarted No. 3. L. S. Survey
40. II, and thence b IN course n ~ Dig W
aij 5-lO #. to place OF beginning. containing
five scres.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of stlj .hHl site as herein.
bs.oie dcsctihed. az, required to flo
tn ir adverse Claim With the Register
" the Uuitd states i.and Office, ut
Eureka. IN the >tnte Of Nevada, 1rring tho
sky day. period ri pa blication hereof, or
tbcy will be barred by virtue Of the proyi'-
tons al III statute.
mgs-0l II. u. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-10
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. a2l.
q; s. LAND OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada, March 1910
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN MI
~ the Richmond Mining HAT
Nevada, a CORPORATION existing nndarpany Of
virtue of the laws Of the State of ana BY
has this day, by Thomas Wren, its Je'vada,
tnorized agent, whose postofica dIniy aq'
Eureka, Nevada, filed its annie. aHuress is
patent for five acres as a mill sita s;,tuon ior a
ing and being in Eureka Minins nua;s.e, ~
county OF Eurs ka and State OF nistfict,
known and designated by the fieid0 ,aua' and
oficial plat on file in this office ID 10" t' ~ sDd
unsurveyed lands. LOU q. W,
The exterior boundaries of so;a
being as follows, to.wit: Ao' o. W,
Variation ljh3 dg east: comu..
post marked No. /, q. S. Snrvnncing alta
whence the flagstaff in the town ~ No. 70,
bears at ]. Dig 10 IN w 2,232 Il. AMI ~ Eureka
west corner of the Richmond M; ,de north
pany Of Nevada Refinery bears Ig Com:
III 40 #; thence running first cou,. 2 q az
Dig Il 1ai 6-l0 II to post marked 10 . rI4T
survey No. 80: thence second courss Z, u.S.
" s61 # TO post marked No. 3. oclad Dig
No. 30; thence third course ny do " survey
to post mark ed No. 1, u. s. Surysv D
thunce fourth course n 50 W yalf :, w. W;
mark cd NO. ~. ). SURVEY No. w. and na y post
iftl course y Slts Dig Il 200 IT, to p,aca ' ~ zee
ginning. containing five acres. We
Any and all persons claiming adversely a,v
PORTION OF said Mill site as hereinbeiorss
described, are required to fle tbe;v
adverse claim with the Register ~
the United States Land Office NJ pmol
reka, in the State OF Nevada. during \
sixty days period of Publication herso, " y
.hey will be barred by virtue of the nrn,,sl
ions OF the Statute. "'~
mr2-6od d. b. IMMEL. Registrar
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-10
Application for Patent
For Il Mill Site.

Eureka, NeSadn. MhTch '"'"
| NOTICE is HEaEGY GIVEN thai
~ the itiohmond Mining Company OF ~ X
| vads, a coronation existing under nnop'
| virtue Of tho laws of tho state of Neyaan'
has this day, ~ Thomas Wren, its my NV
thorihrd agent, whose rostufIce addIess
Enr-Aa, Nevada, filed its application w"
Patent for FIVE acres a. O mil! site. Si,uaav'
lying and beirg in Eureka Mining I,,lsumd
county Of Eureka and STATE o. N"vfua, W,
ipowa and Designated by the field. noicsad"
official plat On file in n is office as Lot No '''
in unsurveyed lands. - O..
The ex .ri n boundaries Of said Lot No !"
being as follows. to-wit: a..
Variation 1872 Dig east: commencing NJ
post marked No l. L. S. Survey NO. 10 tng
same being post No. 4 OF sarvev No. VI, NV
ost No. I o. survey No. 81, a i'll site snrvefs,
thence The flagstaff in III Town OF, Eurrhn
bears n ~ dg A M W 200 II, and the norm
west corner Of the Eichmond Mining wi
pany Of Nevada refinery building boaIssn
dg ~ m W $50 $40 It; thence running, n ."
Dig W rs # to post marked No. 2, w. D. sSooiaJ
yey No, 03 the same being post No : Q, s'ia
survey No. 81; thence second course \ eiIan s
Il 290 II. to pest marked No. =, y Z. . M e.
No. 93; thence third course 5 "a DE- \ WA ~.
thence fourth course 5 s54 Dig " w In
ost marked No. 5, u. S. Survey. NO. %, y
same being post No. 2 OF said surygy
~: and thence fifth course n % dig o. ~"
$40 g. 10 #, to place of beginning, con'aipi"S
fl 70 acres. anv
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any my
portion of said Mill Site as herein Sls
tore described, are required to- 6e
their adverse claim with the Resistt
tor Of the United States Land Onlce the e
Eureka, IN the state Of Nevaaa, Ihsareeef, or
they will be barred by virtue Of tne nI NJ.
ions of the Statute u. b' lM .tsS
mv2-00d 49,