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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-21
BANKRUPTCIES.
Day by day the screws tightens. l
by day the list of victims increases.


Day by day the screws tightens. Day
by day the list of victims increases.
The Wisconsin Greenback says:
Mathematicians ascertain the momentum of
a body by multiplying its quantity by its We
locity. We have this rule in physics illustra-
ted in another sphere by the steadily gathering
and slowly accommodating volume of our
commercial failures, which began its disas-
trous career Immediately after MIR. McCulloch's
contraction OF our national currency, and has
now obtained such volume AMI Roadway as to
threaten almost entire commercial insolvency,
as demonstrated by the report of the CONNER
cial agencies to October LIST, 1870. They say
that the failures for the previous three months
footed 2,450, making an aggregate Tor the first
nine months Of the year Of ,O5O-or at the rate
OF 9,400 for the entire year.
When we remember that but 4 1882 failures
were chronicled for the year 1857, so noted for
its devastation bankruptcies, induced by the
owners Of our specie basis withdrawing it for
their own purposes, thus credit, was most ad-
vantageously eliminated in the years 1868, '64,
'65 aud 66, when an ample volume of money
enabled us to effect our exchanges for cash, is
demonstrated by the commercial agencies
which report failures in those years thus:
IOO4 OIU
1000 .... ....... o3U
1900 49,
lOtai. $500. ...... - lOd
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-21
THE SCIENTIFICAMERICAN

which has been long published weekly for
the last thirty one years, does this. to an ex-
tent beyond that Of any other publication; in
fact it is the only weekly paper published in the
United States, devoted to Manufactu, es
mechanics, Inventions andNew
niscoveriesin the Arts and Sciences.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
Another SilYnr Bill.

WASHINGTON, May "A joint
resolution Was introduced in the
House to day, by Frost, providing
that the Secretary of the Treasury
may, under such rules as Will best
secure a fair distribution throughout
the country, issue silver coin now in
the Treasury in redemption of an
eqnal amount in United States LEGAL
tender notes, The notes SO redeemed
shall be reissued only ON the retire
ment OF a like sum in fractional cur
rency. which, when SO substituted,
shall be destroyed aud considered a
part of the sinking fund under the
Act of April II, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
WinSl0w TO be DISCHARGED

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Secretary
Fish announced in conversation to-
day that there was meeting of the
British Cabinet on SATURDAY last, at
which they determined to adhere to
their position not TO return Winslow
unless assurance was given that the
accused shall not be tried for any
oifense other than that With which
he is charged. Wiuslow will there
fore be Internationally discharged
to morrow. ea rasr.s-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

THE VIRGINIA Election. - The
election for city officers which took
place Monday passed off quietly, and
resulted in choosing the following
gentlemen to manage the municipal
affairs for the ensuing year: John
S. kaneea tDem.), Mayor; Ben. F.,
Lackey (Rep), Chief of Police; j. c.
Currie (Dem9, Treasurer; and Nc
Lachlan (Rep), Assessor, Aldermen
-ComStock (Rep@. First ward !;
Pottle (Rep1, Second ward; Mckay
iRep9, Third ward; Galten (Dem. J,
Fourth ward.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
street Cuotat.os,s.

5P. M.-ophir. SSb; Mexican. sob; Gould
Curry, Il. IL b; Imperial+4 81; Con. Virginia.
lib; Utah. 2lIb, 23a; Caledonia, SID; Saw
age lob. 16i4s; Julis. la; Best Il Beleher,
81. Ssh: Overmsn, 81 IS; Justice, -, 23b: Vel
low Jacket -. 2GA, us; Alphs, 43'sb, 1895,
Alb; Union, 10, l2ah, TAXA: Galiforais. 'aAs:
Sierra Nevads, lis; Con. Virginia. Il a.s Mex
lean, 20Rb Exeheqher, lib; CAoEar, SAB:
Crown Point. liza,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

difficult to attain than even a COM
rarative degree of perfection. In
professions and scholastic attain
meuts proficiency may be acquired
by years of self-deuial and hard
study, but in some branches OF trade
a fine taste, Il Keen sense of the beau
ties us presented to the eye or sug-
gested 10 the fancy, are needed. If
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishment of \. Naen-
berg, No. 30 South c street, they will
observe by his elegant stock OF
goods that they have been selected
by one who thoroughly understands
his business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

MARROW EscApE.-A boy named
Fritc hie.had a narrow escape from
drowning in the Truckee river the
other day when it was SO high. He
had a pike with which he was
collecting logs as they hoa,ed by.
and stuck il into one that was too
heavy for him. He was pulled into
the river and floated down quite a
distance. in immediate danger of
being killed. Finally helanded safe
on an island.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

Roll OF HONOR, SILVER CITY
PRIVATE SCHOoL--MisS s. 4
Holmes, teacher.-A Glass. Mary
Lucas, 100; Deliah Miller, 100; Net.
tie WestertieId, 80: Caroline Sahin,
80; Eliza Williams, 90: Katie Koran,
90; Wenzl Stock, 100; Willie Ban
braca, 100; Eddie Burnett. 100; Lew
is Heisc, 100: James Williams, 100.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

DowSEy's TRouBLEs.- Tom Dow
ney had ''too much" trouble yester-
day. He first tried to steal pair of
pants from Banner Bros store, when
a clerk corraled him. He had a
tussle with said clerk. when Deputy
Sheriff Atkinson appeared upon the
scene and Downey ran down Taylor
street, stubbed his toe, fell down, got
"lick" on the side of the head trom
Atkinson for trying Ia whip him and
finally brought up in the station
house. s1
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

GoLp HUI ELEorfoN. In the
township election at Cola Hill Mon
day there were two tickets in the
field. The Citizens ticket carried
the following names: II. o. Dauchy,
A. j. Tyrrell. J. W. Stephens, Simon
Ogg and Is H. Carrick. town trus-
tees; =. y. Loynachan. town mar
shall, and NJ. G.. Standish. town
treasurer. The entire Citizens
ticket was elected. Loynachan. for
town marshal, received a majority
OF 40 votes. and Standish u ma
jority of only three.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

.'No. los" Is an even number, and
it is more than an even thing that
the finest assortment of boots. shoes,
CATERS, etc., are to be found at that
place, South c street. III the large
store of c. y, Noltemeier, OF any
other establishment in the State.
Step in and take look at his spring
styles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

HrGH WATER. The Carson river
is very high at present. The Vivian
mill has had to close down in conse-
quence. The Stage OF water does
not Interfere with the Brunswick,
Merrimac, Eureka or Franklin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

PERsoSAL.-Hon. C. G.. Steven
son, Centennial Commissioner from
Nevada, will start Eas, to- night, to
be gone two or three months.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
STOCK REPORT.
FURNISHED By Andoe C Morey.)

( tfspnishei by Andoe C Morey)
Morning Hoard.
A-,S TUESDAY. May 2.
ophir .lisa5ah; 2o5a53 \ ;ls5a5s; iooa5s Ab5
ipa53a.
Mexiean. i65asI; 9s5a9ot,: a5oasoA; looaao1a
lbs; 5i5a30; 50ssoA; 50a30Ass.
Gould 4 Curry 1i5a17 \ { 2aoalfA; 40al7A
Best 4 Belcher loa5sh s0as5; 33sa55 \ 5l0a
IS; ll0a55sa 2oa5ts loa5sh; 10as5.
California l25aT6ai a55aT6is; 200a76A.
Con. Virginia. i80aGsS; 4oas24; 17oa1s; 6sa
Choiiar. .ioass: soass; isoase; ioas1: s5as4.
Hale Is Norcross .i0a52; Soa5i: sassy. a
Savage. .S5a16le; 290ai6i,: iOOai6As 50ai6s4b
L 3; 1o0al6ts bio; 40altl. aa15ss.
Crown Point. li5al6al; l25alG1a loa16Ss; ga
1854 iGal6h.
Imperial. lioalal 1isoatS: loaa4ss 1ooatk.
Yellow Jacket Sla2ll, 5S5a2;; ftong}ai, 250a
cabs; ylas3S; ,.lasil4; s5a2iil.
Kentuek .2oal3 staicH.
Alpha 20ai6s 22aal5; looai3; ila4i ioai3 y
aaSs alai4i.; 3oai3.
Confidence i65aifi.; 3ioal1i.; .iuai1.
Sierra Nevads. 19hi6A. nsuald.
Utah. soas'; 65aa.la; aiuaas; naai; loseahoi
3o5aal. +-4
Bullion .t3oai2. loai2
Exehequer 5oalSh; Heals; 17oaI6N; 515a
l6ss.
overman 100sG0 Issa5e.
Justice 73Oa23; llu43'. 70a23's,
Union Con ,2s0al2'a; 3s5al2; llaal2s 3soa
l2is: 25a14A. 20dal1.
Seq. Belcher. .65a7l
Julia. 225aii y; U1a1l Il.
Lady Bryan 9h5sl s; 25si.
Caledonia .t9aas 81 50asas.
Suceor. .l00aau; l0Ua60.
Afternoon Board.
Meadow Valley lSeal x.
Eureka Con I25al1A.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

BURNT 0Ur.-About two p. NJ.
yesterday FIRE occurred just below
the railroad station at the Silver
City switch, which entirely destroyed
the houses used by the Cinnamon
employed on this section of the road.
We were unable TO leave any of the
particulars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

MARRIEp.-In Carson. May ID,
1875, by the Rev. A. Fl. Tevis, DR. =,
W. II. Clark and Mrs. Lydia \.
Shelly, both of Carson.
BY the same, Edward /. Lothrop
and Nina A. Baxter, both of Dayton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

Local Troubles. -"Good morn
ing; any news to-day" we asked
yesterday of Il Misunderstanding
gentleman. "Ob, yes; i'll there on
the table; all the way from oakland,
too" We meandcred, and met an
other equally, ChriStisn-like. &c,
NJ, good moruingD apy,hing start
iing2" "Yes; my horse. Get out of
the way" We sauntered. Again
We asked; Anything tresh!n "Yes;
butter" We started for the office.
thoroughly disguised, when we were
met by 4 big, rough-looking fellow.
who said: Say, why didn't You say
my darg walloped Bill's Yesterday!
you darn ornery-loohing We in
terrupted hnm with run, bat met II
ragged fellow, rs we turned the cor
ner, with straw in his hair, beer on
his chin, and a four-o'tlocSin the
morning look out Of his eyes. Say,
you dutfer, w-whazs the mazzer viz
you, ehi" "A number ten boot" we
g,eped, and dartca into the effiee,
Here the senior pointed 70 bundle
on our desk, saying it was left us by
a superintendent, and spntained an
elegant specimen. ThiAklng Ut last
We hAi an item, we opened it, when
a huge snake darted out ---. That
dash denotes a space of two hours,
during which we We're UNCONSCIOUS,
and yet we are happy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
CAPT. N. STEARNS.
REAL ESTATE,
General Commission, Business
AND.
COLLECTION OFFICE.
Wells, sFargO d Co.'S BniidiDg.
VIRGINIA., NEV4DA.
MONEY! MONEY J! MONEY /!
To Loan on Stock or Real Estate. From
$500 to $4,000 on hand.

TO RENT
House with IL rooms on ID street, rent per
month"; S225: house with . rooms on & street.
$50 house with rooms on c street, SO. house
with rooms on F street, SO. house with 3
rooms ON the Divide, S25.
TO LEASE.
lot on street, l5xi5. lot on street. 50x
so: lot on f street. houses on It, and q lease
for % years.
FOR SALE.
A house and lot on North u street. price 81 '
500: q splendid new house, hard finished. with
with six rooms on II street, lot 25x50, cheap
for cash; house and lot ON North street, 81 =
GOO; two houses a lot on street. rent for
Ss5 per month, 81, 400; lodging house with 10
rooms. centrally located on G street, rent of
house SO per month. $4,000; lodging house on
b street. Il rooms. s .l0o; lodging house on ID
street. rooms. 81 400; liquor saloon on South
street for sale cheap; boarding house on
South C street. 20 rooms-house, lot and fur
niture for sale reasonable; Il good paying
business for sale cheap; house and lot on
Main street, Gold Hill, lot 46xS6, 81 600.
Lots bought and sold on Commission.
General Empiovmenf anency efc
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

DAYTON CoNCERT.-The entertain
ment and ball given by the pleasure
loving people of Dayton on Monday
night was, in every respect, a perfect
success. Long before the exercises
commenced Odeon Hall was tiled to
its utmost capacity. The opening
chorus, Century Of Freedom was
we'll rendered. Among the singers
we noticed Misses Georgia Reed
Emma ALL, Estelle Hendley. Nina
Baxter and Annie Startling from Car
son, besides others. Miss Emma
Midgioy presided at the piano in eX-
cellent style, while Messrs. Campbell
and Gearhart were the bassos profundu
OF the chorus. The charming song.
"Whcn vii the Birds Come Back. -
was snng in q pleasing manner by
Misses Rost. Harris and MiRnie les
lie. The first charade was performed
remarkably We'll for amateurs, from
"Count Lorenzo" Cor Duke Alexis
to the least character-all were we'll
rendered. Probably the best sUa-
tanned were those of Misses Georgia
Reed and Emma Nidgicy, who acted
with the grace and ease OF profession
as, and Mr.. Ruel Lathrope, who, AZ
"Dennis,' excited roars OF laughter.
The vocal duet by Misses Emma
All! and Annie Startling was also cx-
celient. But the gem of the evening
was the comic song and dance, Il
Shall Expire" by Nellie Midgley
and Esteile Hendley, which was
alone worth the price Of admission.
Petite Nellie is certainly a born
song and dance artist. The last
charade passed off smoothly, and the
May Queen tablcau, with Miss Geor-
sia Reed as Queen and surrounded
by bevy of beautiful attendants,
was really handsome picture. Miss
Reed also sang in conclusion a very
difficult song in an artistic manner.
Altogether, the entertainment WAS
one OF the most enjoyable affairs
imaginable. Among those present
we noticed Mr.. Pecatte, of The Sutro
Independent, AS happy and genial as
ever. \ very noticeable feature was
the large number OF elegantly dressed
ladies. Quite Number were from
Carson, Sutro and Silver City; but
Dayton is noted for its pretty girls
and unequaled parties.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
MINING ITEMS.

The East Overman Silver Mining
Company has incorporated with Slo,-
10000 capital, to operate in this
State.
Reports from Dry Canyon are to
the effect that the once celebrated
Union mine, lately started up, is
once more producing good ore.
In about one week the North Car
son mine will start up, the hosting
works being completed and the ma.
chinery nearly all i'll place.
The Cosmopolitan has levied an
assessment of - cents per share, de-
linquent June 9Th. Niagara has also
levied one of % cents, delinquent
June Isl.
IAN assessment of % cents per
share is levied by the Globe Consol-
idated Mining Company and one of
10 cents per share by the Rough aud
Ready Mining Company, both de-
linquent on the LIST of June next.
The Silver State says that the Rye
Patch mill produced during April
$50, 900 in bullion, from ore from
the Rye Patch mine, the Superin-
tendent of which proposes to erect
hosting works to enable him 70 de-
velop the mine to "A depth OF six or
seven hundred feet.
MINING ELECrIoNs.--At the late
annval election of the Justice Min
ing Company. two tickets for Trus-
tees were in the field. One repre-
scented the Williams interest and
| the other the Schultz and Won Bar
gen interest The latter We're sue
cessful. Eighty thousand shares
were voted for it. Following are
the new trustees: George Schultz,
president; Robert Sherwood. vice
| president; Benz. Peart, E. A.
| Schultz, Henry Won Bargen; sec
rotary. James 5. Kennedy. We are
informed that the present superin-
tendent. JEFF. Mcclellan was also re-
! elected.
At the annual election of the
Woodville Mining Company Mon
, day, 10000 out of 120, 900 shares
Were represented. The following
officers were elected: Trustees -W
j. Smith, president; Andrew Baird
vice president; CIV. Gordon, Z, NJ.
/ Eeldtman and Herman Thee; secIe-
tary. W. NJ. Herman; superintend-
ent, George Honsinger.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
PIE CRUST.

Gowen, has fresh strawberries !;
also other good things.
Prof. Varney furnished the m usic
for the Dayton ball. and it was fine;
in fact hesfurnishes no other.
Dayton has her share of whistling,
hooting. shouting hoodlums. as de-
monstrated on Monday evening.
We are further informed that it
will require nearly a month to re
pair the break in the machinery of
the Morgan mill jat Eureka.
Captain Warner and Charley
Davis we're in town yesterday. One
represents the alcoholic element
and the other'the fragrant weed.
The Gold Hill bus commenced
Monday with Its regular summer
runs. The only change is in max
ING two more trips per day each
way. These will be made later in
the evening. leaving Virginia at
5:15 and I o'clock p. NJ, and Gold
Hill at Z aud 7:45. .-
Nothing will undermine ones
faith in the sincerity of friendship
more completely than to have n
friend ask you i'll to take something
and after the glasses have been
emptied to have him exclaim. as he
runs his hands deep into his pocket
I've got on my other pants"
The 10th of May will soon be
here, and then. amid the roar of
cannon. the thunder of artillery
the noise of mnsketry, the ringing
of bells, the sound of the bugle, the
grand exposition and celebration of
a nations progress and peoples
gratitude viii open i'll the City OF
Brother'y Love.
The Virginia \ Gold Hill Water
Company have commenced laying
the waterpipes or mains connecting
with hinge tanks on the hill and
hydrants on the main streets. to be
used only in case OF fire. We I'M
derstand there are four TO each
block on c street, and three on b.
etc. in proportion to the bus mess
on each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

The happiest days of the mont h
are upon us-the jolly pay-days,
To-day several of the large mines
will pay their employees OFF.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

General Employment Agency. etc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-23
Der RprbFer Il.

rupte einfiTe" aneewanbt iporher
ieitn. I'M cine yubiee urb po1e Dab
su uerbinsern, 10 tonnsn iie Dos @otun
b,s sansen BACON brett b~etroffener
Diitriitcs binausmerftn.
@esenwdrtis fbiIben ben Hetxrnin!
@oaro uon 2ouiiona ;wei 0arbise
gaicnare unb Sinner, uno brei meib'
&spubIitaner. 5. Mobiiun 8eus, 3bo.
mas Inberion unS Nrrcpo.
Ser lebtere, Nrrppc, bat inbsb be-
rsits rsfsnirt. @els uno anbfrior
abfr nil man, ibre,n Strduben gum
SrDt, nidt mebr ats Iesa!e Seiiiter DC,
s%snannten eolen 8eborbe betra9ten,
neil Der Gritere, @eas, Ger. Staten
Seamter lit uno Der 9ebtere, Mnberlon,
bel Der ioeben pollao9enen @abl als
Ganoioat fir beu Staatsienat auftrat.
Vleiben iomit bios Die s,psi Messr.
Na@ oemielben Skatsgeiebe pou
1872, tpelhes Den &%eturnins goaro &c.
ldahen bat, iino aber BEL e%ntitebenoen
Satan3en Die llebrisbleibenoen gu
Cooperation, oas lit Su ielbititdneiaer
Grsda5uls ibrer eisenex &eiben be-
lehtist. Sn Golse oeilen baben Die
bcioen Jareisen, Gaicnane uno Sinner,
aunmebr Srei neue Gollesen 81 wablen.
Sa aber BON Dem = leibt poraus=
Subcrc9nenoen = Nusiprude oieier 10
retonitruirten 6inf Die Gnti9eiouns
iiber ous GlettoyalDotum 9ouiianas
uno oapon ipifoerum Die gerpollitdnoi=
9uns Der Siloen'iden o0er 9apes'i6en
Stimmensabl ab9an9t, 10 lam nit
@ubrbsit seln9t peroen, ooB bic beioen
Gaienane uno Sinner aug Dem
itaat su entideioen baben, tper
fix Die naditen pier Sabre Pralioent
Der Ser. Staaten peroen loQ.
Srauri9 senus, bab es 10 1T. Mber
ME Mil mon es o1ne Gepolution an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-23
Gin tbeures Yroiriebu h II.
: 0ekte Wphe iGob s.. Mait. meldel

Gin tbeures Yrairiebubu.
= 2sstc @o9e l9ob s.. @ait, mslder
einise Mieiien pom @eebler's Garm in
Soc Gountp Sopa, mobnt, auf ein
Erairiebubn, weldes auf einem @eiScn=
bulfen loB. Ser GduB leb.e Den
@eisenltod in Jeuer, ,peldts iid Damn
Dem Truhtboule, Dem Stalle uno Sem
@obnbaule mittbcilte. Sie sarse We
ldidte brannte iammt uno Ipnoers
nieoer uno muir nit fnapper Motb 9e=
lang es lsiner 6rau uno ben &lnoerr
Dem 6lammentooe gu entseben. sein
Sod, melher i'm Stale bilo uno $50
Ill Gelo iouie 5000 in Soften entbielt,
perbrannte ebtAfulls nit ieinem Sn=
bate. Ser sansc 8erlult belduit iih
aul ungefdbr $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-23

treten. 2esen Die HepubIiiansr mdb
renb Der ndniien nitr Sabre iein'
srdnoIide 9eFeruns an ben Sag, il
lperoen iie bel Der ndditen prdTbcnten.
tpobI 10 sriinbli@ vuerboumatidt", bal
bic Manoper unb @4suinbeleicn, mi,
Tic jest i'm suoen 9etrieben ,peroen, pcr
uornsbercin gang unmD9Ii9 semch'
iino. @enn bic Reprblifaner ibrer
6apes aud ourdi4,pirbeln, 10 oarfer
iie bod ni&t mebr 70 i&dntii4 wirtb.
ldaften unb ben 0isbitabl 10 iu Gro
ben treiten, wie unter nlpHes Grant
idmmerlihen Mnoentens.
Siloen's Majoyitdten bsIaufen lid,
iii Ilabama auf $4,000 Stimmcn; in
Nrianias auf 10000; in Gonneetieni
auf 5000; in 9elaware auf $500
in Georgia auf 10000; in Snoiano
auf 5,424; in 3sniudp auf 10000;
in Marplanb auf $4,000; in Miiiiiippi
auf 10000; in Mifouri ouf 10000
in 3em= Sericp auf 10000; in New=
|Dcrt auf 10000; in Noro- Carolina
auf $4,000; in 5enneHee auf 10000
in Scyas auf 10000; in Yirsinien
CUT 10000; in 8ci =Sir9inien aui
10000; aIio i'm @anjen mebr als
100000 Stimmen. 9atten mir cine
olreete SoItsabitimmuns itatt Der uer=
altetcn uno lbon ldnsit in Die &uulpel-
TANNER 9eb0renoen glettoren. @dblerei,
10 lpare Der Sumbu9 ni4t mo9lid, Der
jebt I'M Siioen in Seene sslstt lpirO,
nm Die @abl 5iloen's gu nidte si
MAIDEN. Cine Mebrbeit BON 100000.
Yoltslimmes lolte bod mebr seltfn,
dig cine lumpise Glettoral=S timme {?
@ber Der perroitete 3opf mirb biibid
be'beboltcn, neil man i'm DIT 10 gut &C.
brou6en funn!
Die @ablen Der 8olfspertreter uno|
Gelcsmader I'M GongreB limb niht be-
ausstfaIen. 60 uisl nan
aus Den @ablberl9ten Bis jest eriieGt.
1T Die oemoirotii9e Mebrbeit I'M &e-
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State Of Minnesota,(
County Of Stearns.

~ NooIA SOON L.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
John Mayerle, Deceased
On reading and fling the Petition OF
Mary A. Mayerle, of said County, repre-
senting, among other things, that John
Mayerle late Of said County, ON the III.
day Of Nov. A. D. 1876, in said County
died interstate, and being a resident OF
this County at the. time Of his death.
leaving goods, chattels. and estate within
this County, and that the said Petitioner
is the widow of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration of said estate be
to her granted. it is ordered that sale
petition be heard before the Judge OF
this Court, on Thursday the 18th day of
December A. d. 1876, at 2 O'Clock p. n,
the Probate Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof b+
given to the heirs of said deceased, ana
to all persons interested, by publishing a
of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing. in
the 'Nordstern'', a weekly Newspaper
and published at St. Cloud in
said County.
Dated at St. Cloud the Goth day of
A. d. 1876.
BY the Court,
Peter Brick,
3t-As Judge of Probate.