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was torn and dirty. Accom- panying him
was woman about twenty-five years old,
stability dressed, but giving evidence
of more intelligence than the man, who
called himself the Rev. Joseph Lobdell,
and said that the woman was his wife.
As they walked about the man delivered
noisy and meaningless "sermons," de-
claring that he was prophet of the new
dispensation, and that the bear had been
sent him by the Lord to guard him in
the wilderness. For two years these va
grants wandered about that part of the
county, living in caves and subsisting
on roots, berries, and game killed by
the man. At last they were arrested and
lodged in Jail at Stroudsburg, where
they were kept several weeks. While in
Jail the discovery was made that they
were both women. Subsequently the
authorities learned that they belonged
to Delaware county, N. Y, and thither
they were sent. This pretended man
and wife were Lucy Ann Slater and Mrs.
Wilson, who had been leading this vag-
abond life for four years.
In the meantime Mary Ann Slater, the
daughter of Lucy Ann, who had been
taken from tie Delhi almshouse in 1859
or 1860, had found an excellent home,
and had grown up to be an intelligent
and attractive young woman. A young
man named Stone lived near by with his
widowed mother, whom he supported.
He loved Mary Ann, and being worthy
and promising youth, the foster father
OF the girl saw no reason to oppose q
match between her and the widows son.
The widow, however, was 80 strongly
eet against her son'smarryipg the young
lady that the whole neighborhood won
dered. At length, when their marriage
seemed certain, Mrs. Stone revealed a
state of affairs which fully accounted for
her opposition. She told her son that
she was not q widow, and that Henry
Slater was his father as well as the father
Of Mary Ann.
Lucy Ann Slater and Mrs. Wilson
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The Machine was Worn Out.

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06

TmE New Ecik Times thinks th,. ,,,,,.
failure Oh the pnrt OF the Senate 10
conYic! Belkunp Of the high cripo,,
proven against Kim, IL q serious m;,-
fortune to the country, MS il rclcosc,
corrupt bribc.tHkcr from adequate ot.
fetal condemnation and cstnblisLe. =,
precedent both pcrnicious and dancer
oUs. The TiLitS is one Of the rhi,f =,
minib;rGtion organs, and whilr il ro-
CARDS the action OF the Senate in. mi,
matter, with positive dislnvor, BRAN,
iiiS its conclusion MS "absurl in. I,v.
and ridiculous in tcuson," It has u,
word Of censnrc for President Grant
VIII" IL nlUnc Responsible for UeII;u,,,,,
escape from "oilicinl ccndcnno,,,,, ;,
Tho uiiscemly nlncrity with which hi.
Resignation 'l' received by the Pr.si-
dent has crested II very rcagolIti,lc gina
picion that II not positively aware Of
has dcfaultin@ S'ecrctary's guilt, he WAS
quite willing 10 do all III his power IN
protect him from the consequences nf
any rilliany Of which lie miul,. H.,
proven guilty. Had il not been for IN,
TASTY and unjustiiablp course pursuc,,
by the President, no Question of "iuris.
diction' could hare bcg, raised in III,
Senate, and Dclknlp's friends woult
have been rowcrlcss TO shield him
from the punishment he so iichly de.
serves. The Times also inlorscs HAYS
AMI Wheeler and tho Republican plat
form, which platform, willie it calls
loudly for reform, eulogizcs Grant. AMI
through. him, his administration. Now.
$50 have been led to believe that the
reform" 80 GnXionsly desired by tho
people, was M abolishncnt of the
thieving and other abuses which have
been fostrred by tho present admins.
traiion, unI therefore, how the RcpuT.
licAn party expects to effect the prumis-
ed reform, is quite beyond the CON-
pFchonsion q! ordinary MORALS. Moth.
ing Fhor: 0f ';rue inwartincss" can
possibly reconcile such mass OF III
constituencies.
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THE RESUMPTION AIT.

As our Republican friends nre inst
now attempting: 10 manufacture vast
amount OF political capital out of the
so-called Resumption Act. claiming
that they are tho only true and living
advocates Of the hard money doctrine,
we nppcI'l the third section Of that act,
which contains all OF any Importance
cmboiicd i'll tho measure:
SECTION 3.--Thi section ;, III OF The
revised statutes of the United States.
limiting thc aggregate amount OF circ,,-
iatinS notes Of national banking asSoci.
atoms, be and is hereby repealed, and
each existing banking. association may
increase Its circulating notes III 2ccortl.
| ance With tire existing Law, without re.
spcct to said aggregate limit, anu the
PROVISIONS Of the law for the withdrawal
and redistribution Of national currency
among the several States and Territor-
les are hereby repealed: AMI whenever
anu so often rs circulating uotrs shall
be issued to auy such banking nssucia-
ton, SO increasing its capital or rircu.
laiilig notes, or newly organized banks
as ioresaid, it Shall Ge The duty OF the
Secretary u the Treasury to re,lcenl
the legal tender United States notes III
excess only OF $500, 0U0, OUU to the
amount Of 50 per centuIn Of the sum OF
national bank notes SO issued To any
snch banking association aforesaid,
and to continue such redemption ns
such circulating notes are issued until
there shall! De outstanding the sum OF
$500, 900, COO OF such legal tender Unit
ed States notes and no more.
Now, il there Is food for congra!ula-
ton; anything TO be proud of, or Il rea-
son why the people of this great coun-
Try ahuuldfnl down and worship such
bra@cn fraud rs that embodied III The
above enactment. we freely admit our
inability to discover it. The act starts
oil by repeating the limitation of the
aggregate issue Of National bank notes;
permits each of the present hanks to in.
crease its circulation, without limit, md
authorizes the instituting OF other and
ncw banks, also unrestricted in the
amount OF their issue. It also repeaIs
the law for the withdrawal and redis-
tri6ution Of the currency. Further, the
work of redemption is OILY to commence
after these National banks Gold and
ncw) have increased their circulating
notes, beyond the 100000, 900, and
then only eighty per cent. Of such en-
cess is to be- redeemed by the Treasury.
II this is resumption, i'll Gods name
let us hnYe somethingin the form OF cx-
panSinn,
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THE ,Erun,I Of PUBLIC ABUSES

Governor lIayes Is u sincere friend Of
the present administration, and rs such,
receiving now it's support, will be III
duty bound to respect the officials com
posing IL. should lie be elected presi-
dent. The strun9cs. Republican jour.
nails admit that the warmcst friendship
exists between him and President
Grant, as will DO seen bY the followir.
from the Carson -ippedi:
president Grant and Governor
Hayes are ON. the most cordial terms
the stories os liars and Observation-Disclosures
TO the contrary Notwithstanding. IIuv-
ins an important nomination to make
recently, il Cincinnati, Gran. submitted
the matter 10 Hayes and acted III his;
Judgment.
Very good. After receiving such
little compliments from tie present
Executive, Mr.. Hayes dulr not, in the
event of his election. rcfuso to counte-
nance Grlnt-undcr penalty of Lcin.
branded rs - traitor--aud If he does
maintain such agreeable terms with him,
he mustneccssari!y recognize the present
clique of scalawags who occupy high
positions. 1t is doing Hayes great in
Justice to consider him SO ungratcful,
for rs he now receives the support of the
Federal Brigade, be must certainly be
expected to rcciprCcHte.
Under such n state of affairs can we
look to the Republican party and its
nominees for any material reform? We
think not. Men are not liable to adj
init tina: they are betraycrs OF the trusts
given them by the people. and purge
themselves Of the many crimes with
which tEcy stand accused by the masses
Of these United States. It is not hu-
man nature, and is 10. TO be expected.
How, then, nrc We 70 bring around the
desired reform? simply by clectiny the
Democratic ticket, and placing i'll the
executive chair Samuel J. Tildcn, n
man who has won ''eof only lie conf
1fMce Of honest asen, Lm Me .yrar aud L,ircd
NJ Micres, ....
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Following are the weights of the scY-
eral silver coins:

GRANT and his Cabinet officers have
not agreed Ia we'll ~ one might wish,
il wc are permitted to judge from the
large number Of persons who have oc-
cupicd places i'll that distinguished cir
Gle. lie hns hal two Secretaries Of
State, viz: j.. u. Washburilc and liam.
ilton Fish; five Secretaries Of tho Trea.
nnry, viz: \. Il. Stewart (nnt con.
firmcd, Cleo. s. Boutwell,, Vim. 4.
liiclmrd@pn, benjamin II. Bristuw and
Lot NJ. Morrill,; four SccrcturcG Of
War. viz: John II. RnwIims, Vim. W.
Bclknap, Alfonso Tnit and J. Donald
Cameron; two Secretaries Of the Navy,
viz: Adolphc T.. Eurio and Geo. NJ
Rpbrsou; three Secretaries Of the Inter.
i"r, viz: jacob y. Cox. Columbus Del.
nmu gud Inrltarinh Chandler; thrt,
Postmaster. Generals. viz: j. IS. J.
Crcsw.il Marshall Jewell nni J. \
Tyncr; and five Attorney Gcurinl5, viz
Il. Lockwood Hare. 4. T.. Nck"rmnm
q. II. Williams, Edward rirrrcpon
and Alfonso TAFT.
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LATER.
ACQUITTED.

Ex-SccTctnry of War Eclknap has
been acquitted upon The charges Of i'm.
parchment preferred against him Us
the House Committee, and now has
only IN indictment standin. against
him i'll the courts. We lave not the
vote by which this net Of injustice vas
done, and only know has two Senators,
Booth Gnd Jones, of Nevada, voted. Tho
forincr voting for the late Sccreiary's
conviction aud the latter for his me-
quittal. From the tome Of the dispatch
which will be found under ilIo trlc.
graphic head, it would seem that III.
Senate concluded il Ind 40 jurisdiction
III the ease, md, therefore. had 40
right to convict. This lack Of iuris.
diciion ia brought about 10y the careless,
il not criminal, haste Of the President
III accepting Bclknap's resignation
without aHcoI;aining his grounds for
presenting the snmc. I'rc9iicnt Grant
deserves severe ccmgiIGr for actiur as l,a
did, and he will receive it.
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UJ'I'iCIAi..

. Proposed amendment AMI rrvi.!rn II The C,u-
'uinii u -! TIE state ~ Srvuti, u.Sst-l h; lie
seventh session, of the LrtI,la,urc:
E"'"lycl. by the As.-rll,l- IA" Senate rom.
sinTi,,i That thu tousiituti,un f the Sta.c %:
Nevada be atTcUdcl Es follows:
Aiatnd S'riuu uur 0f Nrtislc IN OF ,l,c cnu.tI
tn'inu az t!s- state uf Nevada 80 as 10 RID ms
follows: 81"
=, ctinn !. The ilscll yy1- rllll commence on
TIL il.'t day ~ !r"yvfab,r ia ara ysar
rS.spL jti,ry ~. 1875.
EtE,lv..l, ~ tho Assembly. the SpisltA con-
Cu:rluS, HAT or history, rs Sta has iar,glt
us ihr urr,t.iiy ~ revising the G,nsiIu,inn:
"" IT, rrf1-C rC0Iiincul The C',c.U;E, at the
next election !"T uIrrHhrra 0f tho lei Iaur- T.
80" inr - against tio ca!,iag 81! Cruyun:i u
g." Tie rTTTG'r ~ Trri-.:'S il:u Constellation uG
-. E.s,r ri Nr"llf.
rNsE.'i r,tcuaTy -, les.
w. rhy rar.!iy IT, for ';ri:sc in Ln t-ar -,pia
:rgEi TIA" original ,rroh-d resolutions on HE ia
ny C.i.rr
Virtues nay hrd m, Tie Go
tSEAI-l : 81 %! STATE. hu.u !. 1876
j. y. Gi%OG. S.r'sy uI State.
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Dn. s. a. McAIEASn, onn Of ikc pio-
nccrs Of both California ard Nevada,
dropped dead in his Office il Reno on
MoNdny evening last, about O'Clock,
from The effects Of heart disease. An
other mastcrEIiriI; another genial soul;
another restless mortal who brayod Tho
porjls Of earlier dnyH has, g0no 10 that
"b1urn9 from which no tro"elcr 10.
lurns,"
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ES-bTEUr. GoyKESOR IE'cu Of New
York, who il II warm supporter Of I'll.
den. says Of tho Issue Of the present
campaign:
The currency question will be sub.
urdimnio by liz" .Iuoftion Of reform.
Sensible people thiml. ilrnt any currency
tx too good for Office holders to steal
they nIc not going Ia quarrel over nice
POINTS, which very few understand,
While their hUnBca arc burning over
their heads. Tho popular mind will
deal with only one Gccnt Issue ut a tmo.
IN tho war IL was the Union; nuw IL Is
rtfoun.
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EuEGrkA" affairs arc a,auiui,lg ~.
nlariuins form, and W. may vt any
moment rcceir" the unwclcuinr news
that nll -: the Powers arc plunged inip
u disastrous war. Russia in; taken tho
Initiative, informing Turkey that the
latter has lost tho sympathy Of Europe.
and intimoiinG that Rnasin viii ouIy.rc.
main on friendly terms with her al Ehe
lrea', %crvia bcttcr." Tmkcy lcIsrlI
seems I" b" sorrly troubled. 81" nui
only has tho S'crvian war on her hands.
but We are again informed TINT Ior rul.
Ing Sultan is almost certain Of being de-
posed. and there Is no knowing wIIrrq
things sill end.
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ANOTHER uEpoNTED sLAuGu.
g.. .... TER. .....

News of another slaughter of troops
by the Sioux Inns been received mt Loav-
enworth, Kansas, from Sidney, n station
on the Union Pacific Railroad. The
dispatch states that Lame Deer. n
friendly chief, came from the scene OF
the battle into camp Sheridan, as n
courier III thirty-six hours, bringing the
news of battle between Gen. Crooks
command aud tho Sioux, in which
Crook lost moro men than Gustav had
with him i'll the fatal fight on the Lit.
tie Big Horn. According to the report,
the Indians attacked Crooks. camp OH
Goose, Creek, killing three hundred
men and driving the entire command
from its position, forcing it to cross the
creek under the CALLING fire OF. tho enc
my. The engagement is said To have
been more of n slaughter than Il fight.
Tho Indians being in possession of The
bnttlo ground their loss conld not be
nscertaincd.
LATER.
Since tho above was in typc, n dis
patch from Gen. Sheridan ut Chicago.
to Gen. Sherman ut Washington, has
bcGE received, i'll which the reported
engagement between General Crook =
command and tho Sionx. is declared 10
DC false and purely sensational.
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IL Cedar Valley, Arizona, July 3, ~.
ID. Warren was shot dead Icy his part
mcr, Ship, in tllc corrcl owned hy She
t"9. Tlir trouble between lhcm origins.
tel in IL business affair, anil Warren
suddenly undertook; 10 draw his pistol
on %inpP. II caught in the waist nf
his raiinI"nua, aud hcfDYo lac could gel
his weapon lopsn Slipp drew his pistol
mud shot him through the head. Three
days pI"YionS Ia tic shooting Warren
said Ia VI. f.. -. Hewitt. who WA
starting from tho ranch To- tho Willows.
"ti"od-hyc. Iowitt; you will hear from
tlria ranch IN "a few days. II Tnm
Sh'Pp don't do ~ want him a. will
star; graveyard here, il aiu the Iii=i
nam in it" Ait,r the ahpriinG Mr..
S,hipp can" tD Mineral i'Gii; and gave
liIuSClf ur. IL" Ind an examination
bef"r" Justice WcIb0rrn on tho 18th
aud was discharged. wnronm r..
mains vtartcd tho Graveyard ho spoke
Of
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-06

SC9tSiChS WIKI some damage To her
machinery.
SIN FEASC!sIU, Aug. 3.
Francis \. Daux, indicted for irubcz-
element, appeared before thc Munich
pal Court. yesterday, for triul, and
withdrew the former plea OF not guilty,
and pleaded guilty. lie WAS ordered
to appear OH Saturday for sentence.
Capitalist, iIarpcniing, when he left
the city i'll 1872, inlrus;cd Baux will.
the remnant Of his fortune, consisting
OF Jewclry, plate, horses aud carriage,
valued at between SIEGE aah SIS, 900,
for safe keeping, with instructions to
send It to princeton, Ky. Bauy took
charge OF the property, but forgot to
send it to Hnrrcn,ling, and all that
was found after Baux's arrest, was Tie
box of jcwclry, worth about $4,000.
Assistant District Attorney Darwin
states that the newspapers wcrc in cr-
ror iii stating that uarpcnding was in
dicted for misdcmcaaor in connection
with the diamond 8windies, and that,
therefore, ho cuwld 40! have left the
State 10 avoid prosecution.
The Health Oliito was crowded YES
tcrday with people DESTROYS Of being
Yncciuntcd.
Thirteen Few eases Of smallpox were
reported yesterday.
No letters will be delivered ut the
Health Olica by tl!c letter carriers.
The fine Of $500 imposed by Judge
LoUdcrbac!s III the Police Ouur. uuon J.
VI. BaroMdi5, the so-C.:llcd doctor WHO
failed IA report the case Of Newton,
who died on Saturday last OF smallpox.
was paid hy Mrs. Nermam, widow Of
Chas. Nrmnan, who recently committed
suicide.
STucHT0H, August ,.
Twenty cases OF smallpox were re-
ported III this city to-day. Every pre-
caution has been taken, and il is houcd
tina: :hc spread Ui the. disease, which is
i'll very mild form, will BE- stopped.
Our plIysicianS have experienced diNi-
Guilty in securing vnc,;r, m,,,,r ,rLu,
far two deaths are reported. Clas. y.
Blake, ticket agent of the G. l.. Il. Il.
at this city, sThcuniIcd to tho disease
Pa d.,v ,f,or -, ;,,,,... -; IL.
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c;.v mn ,rcor,t NJ NJ ura1..s... .,,,,'.
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Lo%Do%, August 1.
y spec'al correspondent of the New
4oT'- "'r'ta icicHaphs from Vienna,
''''''' ''''' . '"e"'' '''' ""'' III" 'of-
Hgm ambassadors lave NJ last Inter
ieFe"' anu entered their protest against
the present conduct Of the campaign in
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MA.MlEHrnH. Nnr. I

The rrc.:'lcu. h"i mpIninn,cd Oscar
ii"'t, Collector Of Internal toYruu" roy
tn" Second District OF Louisiana; Tho.
&. putnnIH. United States ittuInry for
Colorado; and Chas. G. I'rGnphin-,
United States N.ls'lpl for Colorado.
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"fnSr GDLD AHp :ILyER AEr TuE EGiL
EThEpAED or VALUE Is \ CiigEiguTD DfM-
OcENr1C EEYfiuLSc Sur NDw SuE nEHE.
AFTER To So SuNHUONED. --IuVMfy !.
llCSDEiCEy."
Tho Republican prcm calls SIR. Hen.
dicks "rng.Lnhy" mat, hut tho
above IL rather pointed ngnIm. auc',
hsse tti"Iit.
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DEED.

EES%fEEpS 81 iiriiirn. Eriif,lI uiiiri,t
IHTrir. daughter Uf William nri CrTriinu Ken.
n'ispn. aged yraiB ard ol'Sou uI"niIIi.
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SloSsGn Was the victor over Sexton
last night i'll the fourth game OF the
billiard tournament; wInuei,H average,
II ll-l7.
All ut the Mechanics Fair Pavilion is
progressing granliy, and displays of
every description promise to he finer.
more extensive and attractive than dur
ing any past season, nul also more in
tcres;inS.
Currency, 6924, buyimgi 90I4, sell.
ing. Trade dollars II per cent. lis
count, buying, and 10 per cent. selling.
Silver, 81: and 535 per cent. discount.
PORTLAND, O., Aug. !.
Thomas Akcd, an engineer OH the
Northern Pacific Railroad, was killed nj
CAROLS Point, beyond Knlama,. yes.
tcrdny. y sang of u,Jn were blasting.
When the blast went of. quantities Of
earth and stone wcrc scattered in NIL
directions, and n stone weighing sever
al pounds strUcl; Akcd OH the left side.
near tho heart, from the effects Of
which lac soon died.
The Steamer Jmo. l.. Stephens which
arrived here last evening, had on board
Il case OF SMALLPOX. \ Chinese stcar-
age passenger VAS discovered afflicted
with the disease, and the fact was re-
ported to the authorities, WHO had the
vessel Quarnntincd.
VICTORIA, Il. c., Aug. 1.
Her Majcsty'a steamship Amrthist
h"" received order" 10 proceed to San
FraE"isco to meet his Exc.llcucv, the
Governor General and suite, and con-
rcy them to Victoria. She Left Esuu;-
!aAlt this afternoon.
SrocHroy, Aug. 1.
The officers OF the Euarl of Ionln,
deny the report that there are 20 c.;r.,
Of aAGIl'puX i'll tbs City. There have
been up 10 the present time. SO far rs
reported to them, hut f. eases and
they are Of th9 opinion tina. nn Other
cases cAist i'll the City.
'''' '''''-Ab -A''tsNAl
Tho S"ratcG:: correspondent Of the
Philadelphia UIIa' claims to lsayc seen
the text of Governor Hendricks Letter
Of acceptance. lie gives his views ON
the money question mS follows: Orr
financial Eysigm needs reform: il hi..;
been based upon vXpcdirnts. The law,
OF commerce, which are ~ fixed lis .l,r
laws Of nature, must b: respected. G0hl
Hnd silver are tho real bnslS of y.,Iu.
while II return tn specie payments is de-
IirLbia and 10 La.Iu IGOIG desires IL.
Yet currcucic.; Of rii!i'.rc!.. values arc au
evil thu. caamo: BE- cnlnrcl. Yet u To-
Sam to specie P"yH.cntj hy ioraad
contraction Of the currency cuuuo. Lr
successful, consistently With the inter
cat Of the people, any moro than per-
nIaIlcut prosperity can 30 basci rpuu
explanation. - tbs resumption clause
Ill the act 81 1910 attempted ~ fly =
u:nc 20. u return 10 :plc!u lmy:Hcnt,
|iiEuu; aMy provision FOX the same, and
."hl wns " forced !J:&surr rnlvrely par
t. pufpU", lit ought 10 ha repealed IN do
ciHrod by the v.Ti!o.!u; AMI that pulicira
looking to resumption "usht 10 he
"!"ltrL baHg& apon public cconoInir.',
Official Tci.gHrmim' AMI caps cialiy
the promotion 81 tho prosperity ANA
best In!c"2 In Of The people. The re-
stnIGtjUE q! "a ,cUguIa!rwl AMI pure al
ADMINISTRATION will Of il..If &" f.r tp cz-
i&ht:Gh the i'u1'!a o.r,!l. "ni al equal
value f. orr curr,n,ivs. IIrndlici:s H.
IA h"rH"my with the platform Ga lLr
Chinese QUESTION.
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EnLnTED.

CAtLIi.i:.atpHLEY- Cnrlhu. July esih.
IaJT, hy !. :. iaim'r, J. T.. VIA. Caililu to
Miss Maggie it"rry.
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TIL: VALUE OF SILVER,

The Carson AIpcai publishes the fol-
lowing interesting table, showing the
vuiuo Of silver:
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g9Tn N2a w. toaYSona
-LDG IN. I'll @5 IT,

...,.-a-es- 10 Iirrr wi.linl; thr f"rSl",A
L, d. "t 40 esp, rl'ur'h Rud reliable
.s1SsA bru,iat Dr tarH"ua "ilrr' hi' Hl T.
~ IlJNir.H NIliI nir Tnintll" "NI"rt.
rh,"uf twruly Jrars' lfagliH ~ thr tari"lu
htR,I,ini 81 ~ profession. NJ work done ~
tic moot Ttrllti and tHtl,nirtnTy urtitnr "r 80
pay i,.iu lT,.I.
Wli h.. 10, Iltu and al .trrui inUua H,uu frr i
ul.,t tue. ur.tIl kft al ihu SIiIyu, IrHl
nI.I,.s ,4i!l hg ig"i.'rtly 9ilrti,d 10. 81
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f'''''' aug -.
Tho Constitutional" correspondent IT
tho G"ioi'c says that three ShcikH 81
Mecca have placed 300. nuD Arabian
troops at tho disposition "f tho Turhihh
Government. niId Some 81 ihngu trprps
are already awaiIin. orders to slnri.
Tie Basm Eu2"ukt arc not to DO COM
pared IN fo,ocily with the Tcibcks. The
latter, 1T Smyrna. slew all The I,copl" ir
tho streets. Th" town IL IN an im,Iis-
crlrallc state 81 terror.
Tho Turk. feel strongly opposed to
the ucddIin& Of foreign Nations with
the Internal affairs 81 tho Ottoman I'm.
pirc.
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&AH linA.nlrn. AnnnrL 4.

Currency. So, 4, 90: trade dollars.
10 Z, II per rcmt discount; silver coin,
= "a 81 buying; i g. -, r,lliuH.
G"li closed at M.
GARNER defeated Dnly lsal night in
the billiard contest: R"or". GDo 10 40.
wiurrr'a arsrr!". " h.iv.