davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-15

teass h~erienise, Hdaer mt Dsss.pfa tttafa "a. Sci
tersual 10 q, bi ttntm Iueulti6en 4lable tatt benz fas
sHbtFssbaren g.rlansen tu fssn, SaraRlhal 1a nebthss
aah btaac@ bur6 btu 8urdt bapcn d~usselhlchrn 3a fstA
bse eea @euaHe f&nel sab f1ts fur6tbare S&nerasn
fslaes. Dpa ni&t auan h1 batiust letba, fsshesn na
hs aas Sauss.npEea, Ne II inmu abir aaHas. ftts Ct.
mas ~ tassln knbd. 60 sa&It bar DYsyegtlx I'D felbe
SAB fttnt GAME untssbnas. Die ela6li@s grstls@fsh
It5sttt wirh cine ~freablpfs unt ben pattratsn brtHst Saf
Dtsustisin, BAT Sas astrn tbts dnt 2aR 10 unb fs0a bs
Rd&asn i'm n,etsta, at4t islten tur Drswetasxs sns r.
car ANN Selbamsrss. AStr uasrm Al
, 1876-12-15

SeAsas sDarum bic f&rtdIt&.a G@naessea sasbalse
bf@ Bittt-s" Gin 5ttfnttttl stssttn pirb. bas Ssbsr lst&
eslans,n faunf 60 tinbs,t bic G6mr,es fsfcrt anb I'd
iprtstitstsm Gebrau4t rvirs btr Patient bon gDpbe 10
Ds@e A& ttHtr bsfnSta BID ans s11aanhias Setlune a.
tttt 10. EGufsxbe ftsaen ben Tag. az asGssa Fe ssran-
lat Sssbts btsfss yGnhubsrs Sttlnteaa o. eesrAsAsa-
, 1876-12-15
go Nrpsemt.

CsLn~ Noeuten oerlan9t. CUTE Delesen9elt, 0elo
SIllT. 5u ptrolenen fur &eute, luelDe I9re ,3elt oner
eilen 2Dell oapua oen StrtauI unleter
&Deelorten ml0meu. Slperule Gonlnllltoneit. O1rtl0t
naW Oen SeolnBuu9en. ". y. Sog o643. Great
AIlerAcaAA aest co., 81 ulo % Selep StraBe,
Nielp XDrt. 4lpZ6ult
, 1876-12-15
Geitte, 8ila~n,cnItnffe.
Mapmap 1t. 60,

80 @urren, Gde 6 urd Str.. q. 9
oi.s gsol'des rnp @obres. Sbidt cine 6reitnarf
IN g}obpqp II. So, So gGdrte1t @dc Gburt Str., Me-
| bort. 4ustunft, 3nuienDe wsrtb miro Sh"Fr 'l''T
| -NiRt
, 1876-12-15

EgaEssn, S&ayla@Resef eutasnta aus serhprbtneus Stat.
Gsata bttIe 8ransbsttsn 10 ,S@pesif@ 8ittsrs" tas pirS
ksssRe G&uta,ittsl, pstI ts Der beRs Slutreiaiser IT,, ira
Is sttst. a6s mlrb br Gsbraaa ~ fsdt Dbsr MOI senas
SAD sa anseifaas s~essnasn, f. bat godth. Nlaiera,
G4sgIsGaeber nab anbert amt Steber pnbunb,ae RranI
srses aashreata, seRR mus her @sbrea@ fOfprt siaNs
Esat serbtn, Ne Rraniseitea In eisiea GtAetua das an.
hers D4sAablaRe rfsrstrx.
, 1876-12-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Sa gesera n bic srss. sesrtfdtts ss e5tpsrs. gss
ENs ttGIt bas sanBe 5sfea Naeruns aaS &raft. Wsas
ses &laeeR uss sueerr 8erhanaasserSaas aa6laTen. tba
ssae Ssahsssit su sntwtfslu. mus Der game 85rper Id.
bea. Dts &raniteiten, srss@s aus ssfSrtsr abdttsteit oa
fsuaasxaespr8ans snratssz, RRS serfSteemn Irt, aba
Va 3Auytarfa&t eIhbt tma1 httfslbs. Dtes N ba
GraSt, sober hes sS&wtbti& Sttters." bs 81 ale Gtar.
sAasasatta wirFt, be 9erbasanesSrsane rtselt mnb tbps
asssnss Ek1istat b.rf,at, 70 stelt 9rentattt.a BELT, ba
@afAdasas Sans ssEiatbereT Retar Sab. s)ir asanss
ksg5s&g ksIsIAsss
@SHtasfld$s
HSt ATE ansesrn enassRisanibeistn tataspsa chen 70 ~
ass Stsrunsea br pleS sntbatisisit as bur1 srtlidy
aHlass sber 5sffiss Gsialt9us. a9enn bic Srtiie rid
eeaSrts strbaaet nne Der 8Srper Ia 5pIss se6sp nt1s tia.
l2asila ra6btt piyt, rtuf Sbma9eruas ~sintrsten unA
se4 gtf&pd&t. s9fs,a sr!tsst bea la@tefsa anfal etns
&~rsSttsaa. BIZ sa tar ptTfoI son ~traftteer G~elGnaSes
COS ntdt Ia Sera8t !6me, 2k ssrabu1tsaea Neriis,
ssas ft 6aas BOA 68ptnbfn Not IN ssa erRsa Stapten b.
keAhda. at6trn pbns Gssuabme TIRE &ufGesfla ntsit ~,
ga saf ss &sssIt,ans Der Dsrbsauuassrsaus paratt bis
esetiss, esl@s Der pattsnt "a f@ MIN a., ttrs aI4t irg2t.
lss HdAmtrsf serarfa&ea uEs ai@t bHr& ets ktrper 40
eaa uab tha sntstsn gar fsne Sb1 lHa slSRtssa 6aas
pezie nab iais&ts FaRruas ~ tistea-
, 1876-12-15
''Star- Offu" platfOrm.

GiibersIau;, cline sroRe Sferoe. @tn pplaGnbtse
S@ue 9Rttr StTen. 5rsgst IL StlsaraareH-9anb album
stn ae.4. 0~treaIart 6retts %Rtrltuest. ApreifreI
sil2Qnf, &tn r Ntnttorm ~ lgAe
, 1876-12-15
@Asssbsf3 GtttenA.

taabessSl.s &tdrtuass- nnb 8lutr.inisar9Sm itts aner.
Mxst, ba d iebts aubert 5etlmittel otefsr art Sd wes:tb
Eeetrtgt. Das &seeyt ~ ot.itm -S@nseStf@ Stttsrs" sa
tsNse Set dn Aeet @tbetrsaib uRe III q npG itsA. 81
1shs 9an,mt ~dberItefert nab To u hardsas sumbslGA
kas trstab Senaanh autr Sea Gtst stimsr kas sSr;t
~ re&mtttfA 8ttters" seaat, sbra tt q BIZ. fdll8itt
ae@abmen uab fGle&t seuus Ras, BE @tflabbett tbrn
@ttatnfAsA sur& ben 8riauf btefe s.fdIf&tsn Ra@ab
nsaeea ~ ,rasren, pel&t dbnIt& ~aasfsssn anb ftasedsp
s. Sss cots r56w.btf@ Gttters" sbr Der Gdunb5ea
fSasIiS fab. gSbssns sas aesatItSe anb sstt -GSnt
lat De btes tsfpxbers nt&tts II, sasss be aafmettfas
ht ~ pntltiuas tarau5 btnssls.t- tat isbtr 6lai4s
Ssi&t bas ette ,S&rebifd Sitters- eutbIlt, biz Rsstrs
, 1876-12-15
49, OLD gOmiuiOa gawpU9lp
. &Cmpauy-
Rad Wew<y prt.

Dtsfe Company ptrb etnsa tprer aa4fOlseneen prabt.
ben. NtUmonc, Mlbemarie, paI,sras uap
yeprse AS. Slper I'm Sau) an leeem NIeafa8,
5retIas NIB Samsta8 pei 2pWpeisr ~apiapgfn
lanen.
Dtefs s&ths fnb gang nsa uuOAwarpsu ausbradli8
fRt ptele Oipate eetauI.
Ste BADEN pra4tpOIe SaIppas, 9 e Blooms ane
BGpe.3lmmer.
ubertrehltg.
Quaarsn, psIhe NIT fteIer einte ~peranpt perbsu, Ian.
ben r~eselmaBis IN ytsp.gQri an Htm apeTesdEsn 9isr ser
epmpanp, ~ glprlb oliver.
SraQt Tur ylase meter ais Nen>gOrt psrbsn i&nsl
~befpreet uaD MIRO paTur Mute ais es wtrt!ta sepabten
AHtptten bertGnet.
SQtne ptslsr einte ~perlahen giprfplt 9m 7hubr gfa&.
nttta9s pabIeap pcs Sonlnlers.
SraNt anesnpmmsh Die u upr Absnbs iepen Gag.
lDsgen weiterer AAstHaft peape man ltp an
George rs. Alleu ". 0D., aesnteu,
feb. Otiee Gsmpanp's Wbarpes. 0tpdetts.
, 1876-12-15

Bsrepsssnes 8lut II bic 3exsearsG&a bs efsssslaRs
aHA fsssE tRt!safttr Granf5ttisn.
, 1876-12-15

Gsv sesr sIs steTbasbert SaHres eyftedsr eta eesaN
ts f&ptbtfHa Mrst BET ben rtNenf& afiAsn 8orf@as@
sd&s q fae anf aasn 7tslen Der Crit %srftats, BITE a.
sssItas Setlxssft AsrrtHtf &r&uteT aRA be- &ytsGst hesSss
ksa bIAt b Aaapttsasubttdte h1
, 1876-12-15
@antaHef@I6sA

stestss, slansn, s.sarA HseSsssr sstasasas ssssa
esasA-
, 1876-12-15

@ Sin 0t ibr roitse &an9en,
@eInnobelt uno 8sbeuStrait, gebraudt Or.
Aug. S0nt9'S 9ambur9er &rops
EN-, ite iito baS bette Mittel 9egeu Sleid.
ind)t, iiberbaupt Negen ale lene 2eioer,
meIde Die lbe I'M @efolge init it1 fiibrt.
, 1876-12-15
Tieber nn6 faltes Sieber.

ssieber rno De5Ielfebsr fir 50 @euts turirt. 50
9iebt fem 6eiImittel in Der gBelt. ,uelbes 6ieber unS
g8edielieber uno ale ~ioniti9eu oeripauOt:n &rnnfbeis
itiee 6ieber benen ourtb NaopaD's Niaen nbasbuITen
lpiro) % raid ~bsleitiOt ais ~RaoDap'S 9tsiop IslitF"
so Gents Der fsIai&e.
, 1876-12-15

y Fss ser sHeIaGiefiefss RraRtp.tsea, ssstx Toe - .
f&fasst<Gt unttrrprfea 10, aab lelsfa namsRtdST ,'
nen osraa. Die utjeGtR. StI&r etefts l9rsdlt6er IL
sasblaxassels mus imRiu sttfslbs itta, nds.id pts
har& St&rtaHesmtttes vas Rrotafsatta, sks t las
gasssrsant aas sabuE& ben sauttu SSrp0 % nd n
Dss .S@mtbiie 8ttttrs- Atpt agesssiGt "a ais L.d..
lnasszttttI bel ben ssea e~rE&batea ersnibsitta Rnt bu
a~aaisneea bic SfiaEssstt gara6sfstbsa, rtltt iepu ts-
IAN s%Rtlfsltsh, K Etsssr GsEus eua 4ebsa ~ anssx.
acknowledgements
, 1876-12-15

spE ~Aspst<ctt YSrnn 3Dr ben uertduili9lten
~NSSu$SN< Artttel III Der g8elt uno cine
maito-golrene qotent. q uter-lbr f~oItentrei baben
lipoIt 10 l1reibt lofort an 5. Srtoe II. s o.. 767
SroaolpaV. ". y. 4Q927iep,
Edsse aRannet unc Srauen iuercen issr ,tr
OOV laHat fur untere neuen @plbteperu
ptlcsrs. Nabietee, Ssineuiaeen unb Sbreibpd
pier. DrpAe @innabmen NIT Std,Crbeit aes
mad1t. Vlan i8r.tte icfprt UNI Circulars an Z. 4.
6ueru'sn. pnhl'itrr. @0uerrb y. p. ignAm,.
9unlt. 0eo, 2Saiblnstpn wtemprlal. yru
w OaS 1@onlte rationale Silb berausge9eben. Nus
9eiet9nete Uele9enbelt flr 99enteu. 9erritorium
otten. WlttsmaHSros. 1874 S4iniamIr., N.Y
, 1876-12-15
Slip 1tapD s % Ct.
(Gbromol
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sanptauartier 30 II. "a Seiep Ctr, Y. y.
CINE Sr9antia I'll on Jun

SSJitpprt Dpm SDee
uno Sertaut ~Oelelpem Direct an Die &unpelt nit einein
tleinet 9iusen. Se15l9 ,3mel9 : Jtetau : Oel9afte.
S10ne Sei-@Dromes perluieoener Wro8en lperoel oen
Soufern nit |, 2, 8. 4 Doer 5 .tfulo &bee 9el0eiltt,
9le @pmpunp bat lebt sur Iblleferun9 berelt elm praUts
uoles @Drorno betlieit .,0tip unc Sucf", EN- neues
g 4Iunp) Sllo, pas elien ~lebDaften Streit 5wlben
einem &lno uuo einem buno UNI ole &leblu8spuppe
0es @rlteren bartlett. IS ut 10 poll oes bumors, oaB
feline SelbretbunS Die Uel0'bte 70 gut eriaD!eIl tam,
ais Die einfaAe Sejeldnun9 pes &uultlers. Die 0rt'
ldeIouu9 1T 9eraDe 5lullDeu 2Dur uno gln9el uup man
muB oas Slio leDen I'M es purolsen iu tonller. SeBt
iu Daben i'll e3l Arb Str., Gde or Swell.n u. Coates
Str. unO 6l sin ,SlDelte Str, 45blla., 4a. 4~9S5lan'
, 1876-12-15
Die 9inaweu oes Dnn0es.
Serld)t bes S6aBz SefretGrS.

giunabmen i'm Sinansiahr bonn 1
Sull 1875 bis gum 30. Suni 1876.
, 1876-12-15

TeiIenbe ionten itets cine 6lai6e BON gaotpan's
Seaop &elief bel ib fiibren. @enioe 3ropfen IN 9BaI.
er iSsrpsn arant9eit ODER S4merien Die pom g8eaIel
frana6liiher 8ranbn ooer @itters als ein GtsiiniitteI
, 1876-12-15
&elaR3cIts.

gas uHbttlsgas GraRtbettss aaS bic mesidnth&e 1tsens.
lung %sfriss6tn fana Htsmals IA rib ~b.sSnnsn w.rbsp.
Naa eebsau@t ~ ySassbtia Sutrs" asaaH Rad b,
Strs ssri6wtnben. Dem petisutsa RirA uaisblbar n
ssaRdnelet @~sfssssttt iurissssssss nab lsass Ax ESAew
6ettrsttt ftat HI baIh uttAeS tia.
, 1876-12-15

felt, mas einen lleberihuB bon $780, 08,
601. 81 er9eben niiroe. Die mirflihen Gtus
1abnlen nno Nu8gaben oieIeS StScaliabreS
er9eben 1921, 482, 049. 16 ober. SIS, 974, 105. 98
lpentger ais Der Soranihla0 uno Die ntrflt'
deu Iusgaben $258,459, 1878 ODER 3d.
9o7, 746.13 peniger ais Der Sorani6lag.
SIS felt iif alIo etu lleberldub bon
$29.022, 241. S3 ober 1913, 640.45 mebr berauS
ais an9eIdla9en.
Die @tnnab men unb Au8gaben
ii I oa8 Stnan5tabr pom L. Snlt
1876 bis 5um 80. Sunt 1877.
0apon ltest nur bas erIte Quartal (Suli,
Auguit uno September) bis jebt Dor, uuo
stpar mie folgt
= / II II at m e II bonn Sllli, Qugulf uno
september 1876:
3oue $3.50, I2S53
sSnlanoteuern 2S,S13, 1886 81
8ertauf offentltber 4dnoereicn ....... 252, 0O5 90
Stenerr allf Die Watipnal=Santnotens
circulation .............. 1884, lO1 81
Hiidjoblun3 Der Snterciien Der qaciiie-
GSmpasuie. 49,. 1909 so
s oniiscatinnei, 5trafssloern etc....... 1853 u
etc. ........ 1856 IS
8ert1ufe BON 9te9ierun9s .&i9 ertbum.. 171,S75 SO
Mus anoeren Cuellen. Il. 2,123, 069 16
Sptnl. 70, 1891, O05 So
6plopr1mien 119, 54S 90
73, t10, 524 40
1SS1er 0onos (Benfer GntidGoieun9) 2,403, 445 So
9ietto. @innabmen ,........... Is ,573, $40 02
Saar I'M Sdbabe am 80. ,Suni 1876. 49,. .121, S07, 1872 80
Geiamnteinnobmeu 1871, 321, 1902 80
Sic In8gaben in bemielben Slertels
jahr paren pie folgt
GipiloienIt, 6ffettlibe 8ebduoe sc...... SIS, 937, 2O3 Al
Snoiarer., 1,434, 1855 90
9enIinnen 1882, 357 9e
Millt1r, einihliebli1 8efe1ti9ur9en... 9,715,661 IS
9ytarine, { nidlieBlid Sdiffe, Mai@t.
neH o,li4,o0o "a
SntereIleu Der Dffentli1en S6uto unp
fir Wacific.@ilenbabns y nnos. ...... 37,107, $50 6;
Be5ammt. Nus4aben. ......... Ts,751, 1893 q
5duloeinlo1uuo 8 els, Gas Il
Wlabamuz Nnlpriid)c 1855. 634 d
---
5,972 2S2 9
, 1876-12-15
9as einsi9e idmeraitiQen6e Wlittel.

melbes ausenblitlid Die ihlinmIten sfmtr,en
S@wGde uno Gntjinoun9en beisitigt uno Gou0eitioner
turirt, 9leifoiel pb lie in Der Gunge, i'm W}aqel, Sin.
ooer i~onltt9en 9riiien ooer Organen Iieoen
otrb e~inlnali9e Iuluenbun9.
Sn elmer bis 3~par3i9 Wttnutsu, einerGri mic heFtio
ooer p~einigeno Der Shmerj iein mag, Der RGeumatiIhe
PettlG9eri9e, Sdlua6e, Sertriippe(te, S{eru6le, an
pber &rGntvlnbe mirb ON
, 1876-12-15

b % Sases nssGfT4es, asA snssss ssxasnEas SsA
hGsa essfsIissli@ bsssSt sa9
, 1876-12-15

gs1fsAsa, sdas eR ssrHames a5fRsssnasAttsd "a.
fadbltHs Ssls.n tresns riner art raaf&ea, ivQtta sfs,
bspptlts DSRS bn rS&pehtf9 Stttrs4 Hsbusn. a. "a
en sOafctau,ea Hnf&sbliaes ablstsAasRttI xsh -
ssrabrd&t ptybsa stxs Ra&NAt sst
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

LONDON, April s. = A telegram
from St. Petersburg says Russia rec
cgnizes the fitness Of the title OF En-
press of India and will, immediately
after the issue of Queen Victoria
proclamation deelarisg the'title, give
official expression OF this view at
London.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10
TIE New York "Tribune"

The New York "Tribune" is
taking much comfort out ofthe ex
posures of corruption, and there IS
more or less justice in its ''I-told-
you-so" years ago expressions of to-
day. After flashing the Republican
members of Congress without
mercy, it INDUCES in the following
striking paragraph: t
As for the Democrats, they are ex-
ceedingly backward in coming
forward" about transactions in the
Navy Department. No Congress
sional Committee was needed to
show that there were very unpleas-
ant secrets to be disclosed in the
performances Of that department.
nor will it be possible to convince
the average voter that there has not
been foul play, if a Democratic
House impeaches the Secretary OF
War, and finds no ground for action
respecting tho Secretary OF the
Navy. Members of Congress may
as we'll understand that the country
does not depend upon them for IN,
formation. It has learned by sad
experience that "a malignant press
is pretty sure to anticipate Com
gressionai disclosures BY about four
years. Democrats cannot bottle up
the facts. try as much as they will.
Mr.. Randalls anxiety to save the
Navy Department has been limited,
nor are his relations with League
Island forgotten. If Democratic
House shields any misconduct IN
the Navy Department its motives
will DO understood.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10
LATEST DISPATCHES.
Especial to the Daily Lyon County
Times.

Pacific Mail and Chinese Troubles.
| SAN Francisco, April 9.-Yester-
day afternoon an attachment was
placed on the Pacific Mail steamer
China, at the instance of the Panama
Railroad Company. Employees in
the Sherilrs offices and the officers Of
the Pacific Mail are very reticent, but
It is reported that some compromise
has been arrived at by which release
of the attachment and turning over
of the attached property, which in
cludes the steamer City of Panama,
to the agent Of the Panama Railroad
Company. Interesting Developments
are expected if the trial comes Oft.
The presidents of the Chinese six
companies addressed a communica-
ton to the Mayor of San Francisco,
dated April 9Th, expressing their
fears of mob violence and asking for
protection. The Mayor published a
reply assuring them of protection,
but saying plainly that all existing
laws relative to vicious classes OF
Chinese, such as those against gam
bling, prostitution and all sanitary
regulations will be strictly enforced.
He tells the six companies that it is
their duty to assist the authorities by
pointing out to them the prominent
and notorious Chinese criminals; to
send the depraved women back to
China at the expense OF the compa-
MES; to conform to the health regu-
lations; that they must inform their
people that labor contracts made IN
China are void under our laws, and
that the prejudice which exists against
them, and malicious, riotous violence
possible in the future may be largely
removed if they'will obey our laws
and not set them Systematically at
defiance. He also recommended
the advice to their countrymen In
China of the present condition OF
public opinion in this State, and sug-
gest to them the propriety OF remain
ing at home. ats s &
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

I WASHINGTON, April S.-The pros
poets of the silver currency bill are
still considered doubtful. The
Senate will probably adopt the
amendments reported by the FL
nance Committee, but they will en-
counter lively opposition in the
House, even if the Senate sends the
bill there. which many seriously
doubt Senator Jones argument
before the Finance Committee was
very effectnal, and bis contemplated
speech and interesting facts in sup
port of his general propositions
may strengthen the bill. He will
show conclnsiyely that the worlds
silver production has decreased in
stead of the contrary, and will cite a
wonderful collection of acknowl-
edged authorities to show that in
iudicious taxation and not over pro-
duction has produced the apparent
silver glut. No one who converses
with him fails to be impressed by
his exhaustive explanation OF this
whole subject.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

THE Carson appeal" in taking
an inventory of Presidential aspfr-
ants, says: ~ 2 VI q ~
Blaine will enter the Convention,
probably, with more strength than
any other one man. He is splen-
did organizer and will be able to
bring q good deal of pressure to
bear upon the assembled delegates.
But he will be confronted with the
seventy votes of New York, hot for
their hero and champion from
waose wampum belt hangs the scalp
OF George William Curtis, who at
tempted to carry the Empire State
for Blaine, etc. 17fe1 a.i.l g
The Seventy votes of New York,
hot for their hero" (Conkling) is
good; and as to Curtis losing his
scalp, etc., we think the boot is on
the other leg. The influence of
Curtis in the Convention which
nominated these delegates, was so
pronounced, in fact, that Mr.. Conk-
ling must wish he had kept his
Custom House strikers in the back
ground. In short, Curtis backing
was so strong and clear that no man
in his right senses believes that
Conkling could, as the nominee for
President, carry one-third of the
vote of his own State, and if that
fact staring him in the face, does
not do his business for him at Gin
cinnati, the Republican party had
better not go into the fight at all.
Curtis and his kind represent a
power behind the throne these
days, which no administration
lackey can we'll afford to trifie with,
outside Of the rule or ruin policy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

ST. LOUIS, April San order was
received here yesterday from Cen
eral Sherman to General Whipple.
chief of his staff, to begin the re-
moval of army headquarters to
Washington at once. Preparations
were commenced Immediately, and
last night large number of cases
of papers, books, etc. were ship
ped. The acting chief clerk will
leave for Washington tonight and
a number Of the clerical force to-
morrow. 1t is reported that when
Sherman returns to Washington, as
headquarters of the army, he will
put his new plan of operations into
effect on the Rio Grande. He Is
not in favor Of the suggestion that
troops, should be allowed TO cross
the border. j 81 Away & j "a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

Boston, April S.-The, Light In
fantry of this city have resolved to 90
to Charleston, South Carolina, to at
tend the Fort Moultrie Centennial.
After the celebration they, with the
Charleston companies, will return to
New York, and, being joined by the
New York companies, will all go to
Philadelphia on the Sd Of July. 1t
will require eighteen days to carry
out the progrumme. General Burn
side will command the New England
division. AffL Ell AKla4Rt ~ " 4
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

The garrulous Gen. Sherman and
his Headquarters arc once more fix
lures at Washington. Old Tecumseh
will now have something more or less
to talk about, for a change. We are
anxious to see his programme Tor
improved protection on the Rio
Grande, as foreshadowed in a dis
match from the capital, without hay-
ing to cross into Mexican territory.
Perhaps he is going to talk the
Grcasersa over on to the American
side and kill them at leisure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10

THE Eureka "Sentinel," in q lead
ing editorial of half a column, pro-
claims that it must have money or
die. We are surprised, for if there
is one place in the State that is inde-
pendent rs to location, and every way
desirable as newspaper site, it ought
to be Eureka. The "Sentinel' is too
good paper to die for lack of
promptuess on the part of its npmer-
Gus patrons, and if the worst comes
to the worst, let the publishers pass
the hat among the craft, or move their
material over to Silver City and vicin-
lty, where daily newspapers are thick
and thriving-.bank accounts only
second to the Rothschilds' Et
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10
California's Federal Brigade.

A fortnight or so ago, the San
Francisco papers Chiefly the ''Chron-
icle' and "Post') had considerable
to say about the sojourn in and de-
parture from California of one d. l..
Phillips. secret agent of the govern
ment on the lookout for crooked
whisky and revenue business. Phil
lips has made his report to the WASH
ington authorities, and in the mean
time dropped hints to the effect that
much fraud exists among the Califor-
MIA federal officials. These persons
have been interviewed, and they have
affected to underrate the charges and
mission, and even person OF Phillips,
who now retorts in letter to a San
Francisco paper from his home in
Springfield, Illinois. The letter is
decidedly pointed, refreshing and re-
assuring. The pen picture of Gus
tom House Tom Shannon and sur
'roundings is as striking as the work
of an old master. We have only room
for small specimen Of Phillips de-
scription of the Federal brigade in
California, as follows:
When l was presented to him, he
was standing behind his table. He
waved me to a seat. His clerk stood
before him reading the wisdom of his
chief as percolated through the BRAN
of some subordinate in the form of
some unimportant official order.
Shannon leaned forward, spread out
his short fingers, resting their ends
heavily on the table; his head was
gently dropping, his ear cooked and
his eye riveted on the paper. HIS
massive brow was fully disclosed,
and over his bald head there stood
out here and there a bristle that re-
minded me Of dagger cactts on the
1lOiltiNt N6StIts lbC "''' 'eSN'' 81
and he evidently thought the effect
on me was very stunning, but he was
mistaken. / saw through the queer
fellow, and our interview amounted
to nothing.
Here follows most scathing allu-
sion to Senator Sargent, IN whom
"those fellows seem to live, move and
have their being Phillips touches up
Assistant L. S. Attorney John Nj.
Coghlan, the newly appointed Chief
Justice for Utah, in a way the latter
will not like on the. eve of such an
important mission. Two or three
other officials are treated Of in this
letter, which we think vii have quite
as much weight with the world as
anything they may say to the con-
trary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10
CAPT. N. STEARNS.
7IAhaE9 TATI,s
General Commission, B usi ness
...AND... A N4 50
COLLECTION OFFICE.y.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'s RaiIdins.
VIRGINIA., NEVADA.
MONEY!! MONEY j! MONEY J!
To Loan on Stock or Real Estate From q
$500 to $40 900 on hand.

TO RENT.
House with IL rooms on d street, rent per
month. S25: house withJ9 rooms Oh 9 street,
$50 house with rooms on street, $40; house
with rooms on u street, $40; house with
rooms on the Divide, S25.
intJ9a9 HaE TO LEASE. 8ts 4utUa ~
A lot on @ street, l5xl6; lot on G. street, 50x
30: lot ON Il street. houses on it, and lease
for 20 years.
house and lot on North B street, price sl,-
too; splendid new house, hard finished, with
with six rooms ON II street, lpt 2axaO, cheap
for cash: House and lot on North Ostreet, 81
goo; two houses on slot On street rent mt, f1 Ie
SIS per month, s1,400; lodging house with IL
rooms. centrally located ON street. rent OF
louse $40 per month. s. 600; lodging house on
b street. II rooms, 100; lodging house on y
street rooms, 81 400; liquor saloon on south
g street for sale cheap; boarding house On
South @ street. 20 roons-thoise, lot and fur-
niture for sale reasonable. good paving
business for sale cheap; house and lot on
Main street yGiold HILL lot f6xsd. 81 600.
Lots bought and sold on Commission, GEN.
ERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-10
If the dispatches from Washing

If the dispatches from Washing
ton the past few days were founded
on fact, Congressional investigations
will be exciting this week, and Tor
some weeks to come. Beiknap is re-
ported as possessing a singularly stifi
upper lip, and even threatens to add
increased interest to the peculiar con-
dition of the times. We are in favor,
of the past, present and next war.