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south Carolina.

SSSAN&4AASSs
came more blood has been shed IN South
carolina. a collision between TIVE persons
MAO followed by che introduction OF arms
shat had been hidden near at hand. notWltn q.
s,andine an agreement between whites ana
& ,,,,,nrs that there should be no arms brought
upon the ground. :. ,.. /.
There win be deal OF Radical talk about
tbis thing. We see that the Baltimore dine.
r;oaa rather ehuckies over the fact that the
whites, taken by surprise, and oil unarmed,
lost By a discharge OF musketry upon them
from negro hands. We see nothing in this
for chuckle from any one, much less white
man.
We do not suppose that any Immediate
extension OF this conflict will take place.
The whites Of the South viii not, II they
can possibly avoid it. do anything to dis
turb the peaceful progress OF the presiden-
tial campaign. In the last South Carolina
disturbance they were not the aggressors,
nor did they respond to the treacherous
attack made upon them. We know that all
possible capital will be made out OF 1t, and
that it viii be referred to as proof Of the
necessity OF Federal interference. It is
not true. 1t does not constitute any
such ground for interference. The local
authority OF the State is entirely COM
petent to manage and control any such con-
fict. But CHAMBERLAINE, Of Massachusetts,
and PATTERSON, OF Pennsylvania, are press
ing the Government to continue their cor
rupt domination over the poor people OF
South Carolina, and the affair will be en-
tirely sufficient to march in Federal soldiers
to secure their election.
Still, we are net uneasy about South Car
olina. The regular troops Of the Federal
army are human beings, with hearts in the
right place. They do not desire to wan
tonly distress and alarm their countrymen
OF their own race. They are not bitter
partisans, nor are they corrupt office
holders or hunters. The soldiers no sooner
enter the southern States than they see how
things are, and no people scorn the misera
BILE Radical carpet-baggers and thieves more
than they do. When GRANT sends soldiers
down to the South he sends much better
men than himself and the rascally
southern riff-raff, to which he, as traitor tt
the peace and concord OF the nation, is eve
willing to lend an attentive ear. Thu
southern people hail the soldiers as brother
and friends, who will enliven;tbe times ant
spend good deal OF money, which is mos
acceptable to the South.
The trick Of sending soldiers to the Soutl
under the pretence that they are wanted
there is in political sense 3 rascally out
rage upon civil liberty. 1t may cause prin
ciples to suffer, but our word for it that 81
far as it is looked upon in the light Of terro
to the intelligent people OF the South it Is
farce. ,-...
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DEATHS.

Died, in Washington city, on the 10Th instant, IL
the siSty-eighth year of her age, Mrs MARY ANN
wife Of the late John ID. OFT, of Woodstock, Va.
and mother Of Mr. John OFT, of this city.
Died. on Tuesday tho 10th of october, at the resi-.
dencc of his grandmother, hlrs. Mary j. Thornton
BATTA1LLE FrTZHUGH, only son of Catlett and
Lucy II. Conway aged two years and one month.
Southern Churcl.naan please copy. j, y
Died. i Manchester, a. her fathers residence, OF
diphtheria4 en- Monday, October 10Th, at 10 O'Clock
p. NJ, BETTE WINFREE, only child of Amanda
A. and Within X. Lee; aged TIVE years, three
months, aud six days. =. pa. - ~-... 81,
blessed be the name Of the Lord"
Her funeraiw take place from the Manchester
Methodist Episcopal church TO-DAY "wednesday,
tives OF the family are invited to attend.
Lynchburg and Biecklenburg papers will please
copy. -. 4
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w COHEN BROTHERS are offering
B SL vi s and OH In all the
new, shades, at from 81 to 81 yard less than
Also, tf large lot of vELvETEENs, black and CO.
lored, at less than usual price; a., a, o.
BLA sf5 si sso sS sS g. s ana sS ali
them fully SO per cent; below present yalne;
A very large : stock Of. the finest BLACK CASH.
MERE importedeall-woolB BLACK CASHMERE
Mt 62kc., S5c., 90c., $l.05 and 1925, for such
qualities as would generally cost at least 25:.
Also 5'o ful ! l Of co4oRED cAsHMEREs from
Ther Ss stock t Of aIPACA LUsTREs in black and
colors, at 1890. cannot be found anywhere for
See s hs fhbR Ess G5opS at 2sc so and &c.
BLACK ALPACAS ut 25c. heretofore sold at 32c.
price up to s5c, for SILK Lustre-all from Sc. to
25c. yard less than they were formerly sold
A large large stock of CAssBlEREs for mems and boys
wear at 35e 45c- Goo, 75c., soc., 81, s1.2o,
zoo dR4F s 4 SI fad at $780, 90 GRAPE Wells
Of OF WA T f ali Shades and coors, fully
Bo8BAa Esfa es; an ro ssi fay
LYoNEsE DRAP D'ETE at 1925, reduced from
PARIS WHITE FLANNEL 1T 81, heretofore sold
ALI.-WOOII Ff,ANNELS Mt 20, 20, ~, 80, and
40c. for full yard wide, Tine quality, and all
wool; .--..--
A large stock of INDICATED FLANNELs at re-
SEQ dozen KID GLOVES in myrtle green, navy
blue. plum, seal brown, and all other shades, in
GLIDING Apera & Co.'s, at considerably less than
Four-button BLACK KID GLOVES at 81 worth
So; thrce-button at S5c.; one-button BLACK
and and CoLoRED principally small sizes) at
\ very large stock Of nAA1BuRGH EMBROIDERY
just received. See their prices
so pieces NOTTINGHAM LACE at 12H Is, 162s.
20, rs, 35, IS, so, and 60c.; the best assortment
and lowest prices ever offered In this city;
CHIPS, PRINCES, and LACES In great variety
and ut lower than general prices;
500 LACE SHADES, very handsome, at fully half
$50 pieces FoULARD's BLACK PERCALEs al
&c.:
TWO-PLY INGRAM CARPET At 30c.; COT
TAGE at 25c.: TWO-PLY at 50, 37s, 40, 45,
so, 65, 75c., and 81:
NURSERY-ROOM CARPET ut soc. just reduced
from 67Ac.; .,..
wide, ut 40. As, SO, and Coo. for the best manu-
featured. e. &C IA
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ton ,s win be- to gst rid Of The men Who .re 9
1t the head Of tho present American Gov
ernment who arc TOO gnoraaif 20 under
stand our noble system, q. are too cruel ana
corrupt to administer it according TO the
plan and principles upon which 1t was
founded.
The election Of TILDEN will be our de-
liverance from these bad men.
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The New York Sun knows more about
the principles OF republicanism and the
Constitution OF our Government than either
the Tribune or the Times. Indeed, these
two malicious and laundering sheets are
always absurd whenever they touch the
Constitution and the questions relating to
civil liberty.
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a SLIGHT ERRoR.-Thc "bales OF cotton
in the kilograms in yesterdays Dispatch
ought to have been s'per cent" Read:
WASHINGTON, October 1G.-The reports
to the department OF agriculture indicate a
reduction of the condition of cotton during
the past month in ten principal cotton
States from IN average of 92.3 to S2.7.
October average for these States was SO in
1876, and ia in 1874.
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Chairman Executive Committee
j. Il. Fisher, Secretary.

CONSERVATIVE ELECTORAL TICKET.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1876.
For President:
SAMUEL j. TILDEN,
OF New York.
For Ce-PreSident:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
Electors at Large:
JOHN w. DANIEL, Of Lynchburg;
T. w. M. HOLIDAY, OF Winchester.
District Electors:
I. BENJAMIN r. BLAND, OF MiddleseX;
=. THOMAS TABB, of Elizabeth City;
3. ANTHONY III. KELLEY, OF Richmond;
4. ERASMUS *. HARRIS, Of Mecklenburg;
5. JOHN q. PENN, OF Patrick;
G. WILLIAM III. CABELL, Of buckingham
7. B. JOHNSON BARBOUR, Of Orange;
s. H. H. RIDDLEBERGER, Of Shenandoah
8. DAVID s. PIERCE, Of Wythc.
For Congress:
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NICGRECE.
ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

y r; 'fHgggna : II zLi.Eio t:iy; rtse9 :
lam Instructed b!y my friends, whonse the only
importers of the celebrated 1850 zi.E9.-t
= 81" fH,+Halc. AfgoRs6$, .@n4
to say to the trade that in TIC course IL their large
imnortationsit sometimes happens that some cases
are thrown on the insurance companies, being dam
aged on the voyage Of importation, ind sold for
''wlom it may concern - us damaged goods.
This fact occurred recently with few cases, which
were probably purchased by New York Mixer
and after being rehandled and Mixed learn are
now being offered In this city as genuine goods.
Please take notice that the genuine and sound
goods are PROTECTED by a "Spread-eagle" brand
burnt into the side Of each case and all others arc
spurious or mixed goods. ,t.tg.a.;
gs JOHN II. WILLIAMS,
soc l7-2t. 4s.sf 4..... -. Sole Agent.
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the amendments to Constitution.
MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 18th OF October, at the residence
of the brides father, MFR. George II. Lucy, by Rev
j. X. Garck, Nfr. ENDERS DICKINSON to bliss
f. G. LUCY both Of this city.
Married, on the 1th of October at ST. Peters Ca.
thedraI, by the Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons MIR
LEARY, JR., to Miss NORA RAN
DOLPH, daughter OF Mr.. John Purcell; MI of this
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BLACK ALPACAs, 25, 80, 35, 80, 90, 6oc., and up
to 81 per yard;
SEAL-BROWN IRISH PoPLINS at so, 75c., and
81 worth 75c., 81, and 41.25 per yard;
25 pieces of those STRIPED DRESS GOODS at
zoe. worth 80 and 35c. per yards
so pieces of those 1870. PLAIDS worth Csc. per
yard; ... ..... ..... .....s ...
BLACK SILKS at sl.lO, $3.50, a1.75, Sc, and up
tos4 per yard;
CoLoRED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
A new lot of FURS just openedi
BLACK CACHEsnRE at SO, 75c., 81, and S1.25-
very cheap;
BODdBAZINES, BIERETZ, and HENRIETTA
| CLOTHS extra cheap;
! 500 pieces the latest styles DRESS GOODS which
| will be sold for very small profit;
FLANNELs, Plain and Twilled, in all colors, at 20,
25, 80, 40, and Soc, and up-we guarantee the
cheapest in the city;
BLANKETS, in White and Gray, $3.50, Sc, $3.50
1884, andup to s15 per palr-the cheapest Blan-
kets in the city;
Our DOMESTIC STOCK is complete in every de.
partment, and retailcd at wholesale prices;
! CARPETS complete assortment-20, rs, 80, 40
SO, go, 75c., 81, and up-very cheap;
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, Soc
tos2.50;
CAsSIMERES-wc have large large assortment
from csc. TO S2
BLUE CLOTHS, extra heavy, and very cheap;
10000 pairs of LADIES, GENTLEMEN's, and
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR from soc. to
$3.50 per pair; ..s.-.s ... ..
A complete assortment Of sHAWLS for ladies' and
misscs-atest styles;
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS,
FRUIT-CLOTHS, -.:
NAPKINS-extra bargains;
CANTON FLANNELS from 10 to 25c. per yard:
A complete assortment of COMFORTS and BED.
QUILTS; ..- .... 5-s... ILL.,.
A large assortment of CARRIAGE-ROBEs and
HORSE-BLANKBTS-so at astonishingly low
prices;
AL the latest styles Of SCARFS, RIBBONS, HO-
sIERY, GLOVES, LACEs, and EDGES in the
the city-ycry cheap.
Don't buy your DRY GOODS before you look al
our stock. You will save money by giving US call
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ocl4 sa.. No. 429 Broad street.
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j. III. LEISH, NJ. D.,
late Professor Toxicology. and Medical Jurispru-
dence, and of New York Hospital for Treat.
mcnt of Cancers, Tumors, and all
forms Of Surgical and Chro-
mic Dis aSes.
REFERENCES: ..'a-.
Professor Robert S. Newton, NJ. D., president of
the Faculty, 1877 west Forly-scyenth street, New
York; Samuel E. Mortimore, n. D., professor Of
anatomy, n. Y. e. Medical College; William Arch
or, NJ. D., 31l west Thrtleth street., New York !;
William White, NJ. D., 52H west Thirty-sccond
street, New York: Professor Won Meyer, NJ. D., LAB
west Thirty-eighth street, New York: A. j. Park,
Bragg, master transportation, Richinond York
River and Chesapeake railroad. No. 10 east Mar
shall street, Richmond.
Call or address for circular with Descriptive cases
and references. j. N. LEISH, NJ. D..
&C l9-eod2m Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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H- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. L. 81. CURRY, D. D., win preach TONIGHT
at ~ o'clock. It
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. PURE COD-LIYER OIL.
99.CENT STORE.

..m E- 3J.GESI STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
IL
99-CENT STORE:
rs NEW TIN. TOILET SETS,
LARGE JAPANNED TRAYS,
so COAL-HODs, galvanized and japanned;
LARGE MIRRORS;
80 barrels GOBLETS-flvc styles:
SO FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS, 3
NEW SUBJECT CHRoMoS,
NEW VELVET ALBUMS,
l2 NEW SUBJECT PANEL PICTURES for 99c.
25 LAP-BOARDS, ie..t
Splendid bargains in TABLE CUTLERY,
Great bargains In LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR-sellin two for 99c.;
GENTLEMEN's HEA VY FLANNEL SHIRTS
!: We laye added TO our stock good line of LA.
DIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN's SHOES and
SLIPPERS; also MEMS HEAVY sHoEs-an to
be sold at soc. pair. This Is something new for
us They are great bargains at '#i2st W
. oc 10 .l-. 500 BROAD STREET.
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READINGS.
FESTIVAL.

T1HE SUPPER WHICH HAS BEEN An
Il NOUNCED BY THE LADIES 0E LIE
will be served at the LectureRoom. corner of Grace
and Fourth streets, from O'Clock ~, throughout
tine evening. on THURSDAY and FRIDAY OF this
week OYSTERS, ordered from Cherrystonc, VIII
be served III most approved styles, with salads, ana
other delicacies. ;,
The friends of the cause will confer pleasure and
give announcement to the ladies by their aetend-
ance a ocio-ot
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TOURNAMENT.
ESBU ESN AHH EN1s
GRAND TOURNAMENT

-. IT .- .-.f
THE FAIRGROUNDS,
FRIDAY, October 20, 1876, at 2:30 T.. NJ.
The following Knights will contest: a. L. Ell
LETT, II. T. MILLER, N. GARNETT, T. b. SAUN-
DERS, j. II. JONES, j. e. DROADDUS, W. G. AN
DREWS, j. W. GREEN, JH., L. r. HUMPHREYS,
j. w, TALLEY, and many Others 5'''
Gate-fee: Fifty cents. Il. l.. CROUCH,
Oc 1896 .-.l.. Proprietor.
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STATE Executive COMMITTEE Rooms,
RICHMOND, October 16, 1876.
For the information OF executive COM
mittees OF cities and counties the form for
ballots is herewith published, the same
having been approved by the highest legal
authority in the State. On the same ballot,
at the bottom, print the words "the amend
,nents to the Constitution" leaving space
enough to write "For" or 8: Against."
N. 3. MEADE,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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CANCER,
CANCERS RADICALLY CURED .a
WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE =.
OR CAUsTIC MEDICINES, ''

and with little pain. All forms OF Surgical
and Chronic Diseases treated. The only reliable
method known for the ...... r
-.... CuRE OF GAMER
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ENTERTAINMENT.


GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
CONCERT, TABLEAUX, AND sTATUARY,
by Professor T. j. MINOR, assisted by Professor
CLUB, for the benefit of ST. Patricks Sunday sshooi
a az SFfplR and 18th
Admission, 50c.; children, 25c. oc 1871
DICHMOND MOZART. ISOLATION.
FIRST PUBLIC CoNCERT.
ASSOCIATION HALL, No. $40 MAIN STREET.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1876.
The Board of Governors of the RICHMOND
MOZART ASSOCIATION take pleasure IN an
nouncing that their first public CONCERT VIII take
place, as above stated. on FRIDAY EVENING
A brilliant programme Of INSTRUMENTAL and
VOCAL. MUSIC will be rendered. including seTsrai
SELECTIONS by the NH Be
given in future advertisement. -.
Tickets for sale at HENRY G. WAITS, NO. 920
Main street. Price soc. No reserved seats oc ~
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
The PUBLIC CONCERT announced for FRIDAY
EVENING will not interfere with the regular soirec
of the Association, which will take place as custom
airy, on THURSDAY, October ! 9th. ut ~ Z. M:
Admission only by membership or imitation caros,
which must be shown ut the door. &C ls-2t
PROFESSOR HENRY f. LAUBE'S GA
L DANCING ACADEIIEs are now open a.
to enter are requested to do so without delay.
HOURS OF TUITION:
Ladies, misses, and masters, O'Clock WEDNESDAY
and Saturday evenings. Gentlemen, Tuesday and
Friday evenings ut 8 O'Clock. DC ~"
!
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
Of the Board Of Directors, made on the hrst
day Of December. 1875. SO many shares Of each
parcel of said stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the office of the
Company, No. 4l9 California street Fan
Francisco, California. on Tuesday, the
sth day Of February, 1875, at the hour of
two O'Clock p. m. of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon. toeether with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office-Room % No. 400 California street.
Sen Francisco, California. jalS-td
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Thoro q but enc Jeh O0ee In
p1ooho.~aAat ~ tho Roo0fd.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 2Sth day Of
December. 1875. 70 many shares Of each parcel
Of sasd stock ~ may bs necessary viii be sold
u public auction. at the once Of the Compsny,
No. els California street. lover the once Of the
Union Insurance Company, San Francisco, Cal
ifcrnia. on Friday, the Third day Of
March. 1876. at the hour Of one O'Clock p. m.
Of said day. 70 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of tho sale.
T.w. COLBURN Secretary.
o6hce-Rooms over the once Of the Uuion In.
surancs Company. No. AIS California street. san
Francisco, California. flS.td
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L o S T.!
L o S +.

LO S T.
NHECK6 OF RAYMOND l. ELY MINING
" Company, lost or stolen from the mails
that left Phoebe December 3lst, 1875: No 1859.
sll6; No lss4s, 500; No 1916. sile; No 1888.
s9O6 50; No 1862 sl22; No 1i0ss, $50; No lS6S',
SiS2 rs; No l4OS5. 1888 IS; No 1405s, 50; No
1890. $40; No 1869. $3.50 50; No lA00S. $i22; No
lS79s, $i20; No 1859. $lS7 as; No 1901, sl22;
No 1881. 500: No 1876. s2l; No 1874 $50; No
1884. SIG; No 1927, STA; No 1sS52. 500; Nc
lSoOs, &io4; No 1878, SEQ; No l40e6, si2s 70; No
1875, $40; No 1879. $ic0; No 1889. SIG; No
1892, $i20; No l<o57. $40: No 1900. $40. No
No i4c7s, Ssss 50: No ilios. sa2s %: No 1901.
3il6; No it097 $500: No 1927, el16i No l9S?2.
Sl9l; No 1878. Ssi.
A. J. Blair. Superintendent. on Alps Mining
Company: No 2, $34; No ~, SAT.
wm. II. Dolman. on Wells, Fargo 1 Co.. San
Francisco: No eeS. 500.
J. H. Rice. Agent. on Wells. Fargo / Co. fan
Francisco: No lse. ss3 Is: No 1885, $iA IS; No
les. $50 50; No $50. SASS 50; No 7oi. sai 20; No
". !. Grimm. on wells. Fsreo Co.. Fan
Francisco; No les. sass 20; No Ss1, $40; No
=. ". clute. on Bank Of California. San Fran.
$780, $780, s ss s sG Isl ~ ~ ss 70 SSH M IT, S ''
Also the following stocks: CertfhcateN No i04sl /,
ten shares Of Yellow Jacket, name OF Jas. H.
Latham 4 Co.. Trustees: certificate No l04ea ten
shares Yellow JACKET. name of Jas II. LAthsm
Mexican Mining Company stock: certificate No
2S1l7 ten shares Ophir Mining Company s,ocH.
Tr:nsfs. has been stopped ON stocks and ray
STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
by j.. ". WRIeHT, Manager. lou
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Notice! Notice! Notice.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE W
i Margaret Pascoe, deceased.
Notice ia hereby given by the underslen s
Administrator Of the estate Of Margaret fsss'
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all ptx'
having claims against the said deceased, % ~, e.
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, MS
ten months after the first publication ~.
notice, to the said Administrator, at ths u.ss
Of Bishop h sabin, Attorneys at Law, s'f~''''
In the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe. May 18th, 1875. ,-.-..o,
my20td Z. D. TURNER, Admip,s'f''e''
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe Silver Mining Company
Location Of works Ely Mining District, Lin
coin county, Nevada; Notice. -
There IL delinquent upon the following des-
cribed stock, on account Of assessment no ~
levied on the first day Of December. 1878.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders. As follows
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DELINENOUT SALES.

Meadow Valley Mining Company
upon the following described Stock on account
Of Assessment mo. l0) levied on the twenty
eighth day Of December, 1875. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive Shareholders, As follows:
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE THIS
i day Leased to J. N. CuRIIs the Free Corral
formerly occupied by Boone Dolman. Lower
Main street. Mr.. Curtis will Be- found 1t the
old stand In the Hay and Grain trade, and viii
pay strict attention to all business pertaining
70 aeusral custom and feed depot.
I'll persons indebted TO the late nrm Of Boone
! Dolmsn and to Vim. H. Dolman are requested
70 make aettlement without delay.
October 10, 1876.
est wN. 4. Do1kAN.
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH o. 600. F r1s,cl
"A ticulars, inquire st the kocosD
aul7.6
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N o ICE.

IA the fiscal year 1875 are now dua and paya-
BE. and the law IN regard 10 their collection
MILES oUILLxN.
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada. and e.
olActo Tsx Aseeivsr.
Phoebe, New. October 18th. 1875.
o19.u
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NOTICED.

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING THENsKLvEs
n indabted to J. Nye1 / Bro. will please
oo0e forward and ssttis their accounts immsdi.
ately. otherwise al accounts remaining unset
tled on the 1rst dsv Of January, ls7e, will b
plaaed Il the hands Of an oficer for collection.
dl5.u J. MYERS BRO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-06

18l and 2S3 Broadwly, New York, Arms. Madison Sq., New York, Sewing Machines. Chicago, 837 State St., $. Machines and Arms. Boston 332 Washington St., Sewing Machines. Cincinnati, l81 West 4th St., Sewing Machines Utica, 29 Genesee St., Sewing Machines. Atlanta, Ga DeGive's Opera House, Marietta Street,
 Sewing Machines. D. C.. 521 Seventh St., Sewing Machines