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ADJUSTMENTS.



Last night Mr.. Raymond drew full
house, and afforded another excellent
| entertainment well worthy the generous
praise bestowed by every one present
! No man, woman CT child can see "COl-
| Onel Mulberry SelleIsn IS portrayed by
Mr.. Raymond, without entering into
the lsughebie spirit Of the character be
peTsOnates with such inimitabIe ease and
nStursl uniqueness. Raymond has
afforded Memphis an excessive or I'M
usual amC unit Of mirth aud enjoyment,
and we are sue that he will not soon he
forgotten by those OF our community
who have attended the Memphis
Tbeater during his engagement, which
closes tonight. 1t is hardly necessary
to say that the Theater will be crowded.
Our readers should remember that this
is the last opportunity to sac Raymond
and Colonel Mulberry Sellers.
FurbIsh's Fifth Avenue Troupe.
Furbish's Fifth Avenue New York.
trOGps begins an engagement at the
Memphis Theater NJ ,ndsy night. The
programme Of plays is as fIllows: Led
Astruy, Monday evening; Money, Tues
day evening; Led Astrdy, Wednesday
matinee; David GdTTicE, and Romeo
81 LUIGI OCftSTtoy tNGul
z o Orphans. Thursday evening. The
Friday aud Saturday Hills have not yet
been announced, but there will be 8
change of programme each night. The
sale of tickets for the entire week will
commence at nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Muelier'S SOiree and Matinee.
Prof. Mueller's SOiree dGnSante, at the
Memphis club hall last night, was one
Of the m ost delightful OF the season, and
many will learn with regret that there
will be only one more of these agreeable
entertainments, which have given so
much pleasure 10 the old and to the
young. Tomorrow afternoon Prof.
Mueller, who is preparing for his "Grand
Centennial" party on the twenty-second,
will give the ,ual matinee, to which
ladies and gentlemen will Ee admitted
at five O'Clock.
Entertainment for the Poor.
The dramatic and musical entertsin.
Inent given at Assembly hall last night
for the benefit of the poor, attracted a
large and apprecistiye audience. The
entertainment was a triumph in its
every feature, far exceeding the antici-
pations OF those who were most con-
cerned as to its results. Mrs. Van Ellis,
Under whose management the entertain
ment was inaugUrsted and so gracefully
conducted, deserves the thanks of the
public and the prayers of the poor.
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LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF,
in pint bottles, is the OILY condensed
beef that does not require cooking or
warming. A wine-glsssful of this whole
some inVigoraLt always produces tran
gull repose. G. W JONES & co,
Agents. Memphis
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To examine our new stock OF plain
and fancy stationery, pocket-boOks, ju-
venile books, sch0ol.bOoks, gold pens,
bibles, etc. A.F. DoD & CO.,
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HAVING my expenses reduced, ena-
bles noe to cell drinks at fifteen cents, in
accordance with the timts.
GEO. w. MILLER,
Cut-Otf Sa Don.
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AUCTIONEE S
A. N STUDDARD,

GenrFal AucuOaeCr and Appraiser,
Makes daily sales OF Merchandise OF every
description. Special attention and rates
gwen 10 sales for executors, administrators,
trustees, ssElgnees, underwriters and cargoos,
%, 2e0 secsnd street. (opp. Court Square.
.Arss zv~PpTS. TFES.
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ADDITIONAL gEYER REPORTS

NASHVILLE, February 1.-THE river
is rising, with 10 ieet on the shoals.
VICKsBURG, February 17-Down:
Shreveport, 6 pm. Up: Genevieve on
time. Arrived: City OF Viossburg, 10
pm. Wednesday; Illinois, pm.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chaneery COurt-MOrgan, Judge.
This is motion day.
Criminal Court-Adams, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 2O5, CHARLES Trotter; All, Charles
Mathews; 408, Jim Wilson; 3S9, Cat
Shoe Sha1g; $50, ellison Harmon; 322,
Ike Atkinson; Ais, John Ross.
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CHANCERY SALE
RDAL D@TATD.

No 269-Chancery Court of Shelby county
John L. Morgan CT al. I'D Ch'y) VS.. VIM. Ut
ley al
DY virtue of an introductory order for sale
ID entered IL the above cause on the 5th day
OF June, 1870, VIII sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street, Mem phis, Tennessee, on
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FOB SALE or RENT.

SPLENDID COTTON SHED LOr--VeTy
, close and convenient TO the Corne: Of
Union street and Front Tow,
1884 Fl. FRONT By 1854 DEEP,
VIII be sold at a very reduced price for cash,
or viii be sold on time 20 suit, or VIII be leased
for ten years.
GEO. a. sTOVALL, 1S1z Madison ST.
II OME-Ihat very comfortable home, No.
II l6 Linden street, between Main and
shelby. VIII be Fold Tor $1,000 cash; balance
on FIVE years time. Apply to MIS-. W. IL.
Hunt, S57 Union street. or 10
q. A. STOVALL,
ia27 Kit Williams Block.
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WIN SHUTTLEwORTH, when he gets
through with painting the Clay bulld-
ing, will be prepared 10 do sly painting
at the lowest figure; 27s Second street,
opposite Appeal Office.
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FOR ASHPORT.
AGENCY
Clarksville plow.

WE are now agents for this celebrated Plow,
w which we be ieve is the Destin use, and
keep full stock always on hand. Send Or
deTs. POTTER, TAYLOR & CO,
fhl2 10. % Union street.
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DR.. w. WEssoN, dentisr, Of A. Yves
son & Sons, 243 Main street, has re-
turned from the east with all the latest
improvements in the profession.
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LOOK ATTHE FIGURES:

Chemises-55c, Csc, 75o, S5c, SOC, 81,
81 %, 81 50, 81 IS, g
Drawers-45a, So, zoe, S5c, Csc, 81,
81 Is. 81 %, 81 50, 81 rs.
Night dresses-Sl 81 Is, 81 %, 81 so,
81 75, 81 81 25, 81 so, 50 IS.
Sxirts-5Oc, Csc, 75c, SOC, 81, 81 Is,
81 25, 81 so 81 Is, 81.
Core covers-751, 90o, 81, 81 25. 81 so,
81 rs, 80.
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FOR COUGHS AND THROAT DIsOR.
DERs use browns Bronchial TrOches,"
having proved their efficiency by a test
OF many years.
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GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruit
trees, evergreens and Towering plants,
at Otto Schwill's seed store, 346 Main st.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Fer VieksburS, hatcher, New Orleans,
ard ssRy EsndtnEs.-T The Great
Str. Thompson Dean -
W. B. Miller master Geo. Miltenberger.. clerk
Having entered the trade as above, will leave
Memphis as follows:
Thursday, Feb. f7tn. Thursday, March I'd
And every alternate Thursday thereafter
during the season. special attention given to
ali business intruste6 TO US.
r. NJ. BRADFORD, Agent, ) Madison st.
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 800 Front st.
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of a decree in the Chancery Court
- Of Shelby county, in the case OF Mary l..
Campbell vs.. Joel F.. Wilson ct al No. 1851,
X. D., wherein have been appointed, in the
place OF $. T. McNutt, decd, Trustee in Deed
In Trust executed on the Path OF June, 1870, by
Joel Z. Wilson and +. Wilson, for the pur-
pose OF securing certain inaebtednes7 there
in mentioned, which deed is recorded in the
Registers office of Shelby county, IN Deed
Book No. %, pages lg7 1913, I will, ny virtue of
said authority, on
Tuesday, the 2lst Day OF Sarcb, 1876,
AT the southwest corner OF the intersection of
" ain and Madison streets, in the city Of Men,
pitts, sell within legal hours, at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, the property
described in said Trust Deed, tO-wit: Situated
in Sh alby county, Tenn, and beginning at
the northeast corner OF J. W. TayIOt's lot No.
]; thence west six chains ana twenty-three
Inks 20 A Biak :, with three sWeetgun point
ers: thence north four chains end rfty-e.ght
links TO a stake, with sweetgum pointers
thence east six chains and twenty three links
TO q stake Ia the west 81 G of MOseIy avenue
and thence south four chains and d .ty-eIRbt
links n the beginning-coDtan ming two acres
and S5-lo0. Inc &c lily OF redemption Is
waived lille believed TO be good, but sell
aud convey as trustee only.
JOHN JOHNS TON, Trustee
Clapp Aeuxi Attorneys. fbLS
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In Receipt,
In Receipt,
A SUPERB LINE OF
SIX.BUTFON KID GLOVES,
Evening colors,

One dollar and seventy-fye cents pair.
JOSEPH COLL & CO.,
D-2 Main et~saf
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, the
worlds great Remedy fer colds, coughs,
consumption, aud all affections Of the
lungs and throat.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEIFe
and CLEANING HOUSE IN the city is 81 s48
sscuns street. I'll. Waikiki d ca.
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FOE SALE.

n SG.kExs
DR. BRADLEtS CELEBRATE VEGE.
~ TABLE OIL can be found a. ". II SEA
BROOK c co.,, druggists, 80, Main ST., cor
nsr Union Also, at ]. p. AhNOLDiS, cornel
PROPERLY The property joining
Z and soCtn OF Morgsn's carriage shop, near
Calvary Church, corner CT alley between JET
fersOp AID Adams. good bargain; 10 usL be
iod. W. A. WHEATLEN, 80 Main st.
nESK, ETC.-CHEAP-A nice walnut office
IL desk; small lot of shelving and count.
us; a store truck, and a remnant lot OF shirts,
m sde by the Memph Shirt Factory. Apply
10 the Florence sewing Machine CO.. 237 Main.
4 IGHTs Livery stable ana waTeh0uee
Il lights, perfectly safe, eQual TO gas, al one
fourth cost, at 235 Second street. fbl5
AT ONE-FOURTH CUST--HITZFELD
n substitute for gas. rs SELOND ST.
NEW SADDLE Birdie and RidingsWhip,
~ at less than cost. Address
fbl2 SADDLE, Appeal Office.
HITY RESIDENCE-Ope or more OF i've OF
" those first class city res dences in the
GTeenlaw Block, south side Of Madison street,
east of Fourth street, well Known as among
the most convenient anG pleasant in the city
from j. 10 il rooms in each; cisUerns, paved
back ard, high walls between esch lot, sew.
er5 underground from each to The bayou.
Terms easy, and price 10 suit the tio1es. APP
Ply to A. q. DENNIS, 292 Main st.
AZ ULE5-CHEAP- 20 head OF broke mare
M mules HALL & GO.
BUUQUETn and nae CUT FLOWERS at
ID Mrs. SLEDGE'S, on Rsyburn avenue.
Leave orders at SIedge. Mckay & Co.'S e3
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kAR Ms IERRY, iormeriy q Lamsr
Va MIS-. will please cal Ht II dden q
AvfIy's, a6 trout, " ne re he Will hear soHue-
tning to his Interest. Ids
INVOICES LEGALLY and quietly btained for
- incompati bility, etc; residence uuDecss-
sslry; fee after decree. A. GOODkICH, p. o.
boz b;E ChirsRr, ia. fhl7
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NEURALGIA cures It, Sold
by @. ". Jones & Co., Memphis,
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Tariatans.
White and Colored,
JOSEPH COLL d. CO., 27s Main Street.

Received daily at J. A. SignaigO's. No.
rs Second street.
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FEk&s.SsGAA <.

s4ARE-One ane young Kentucky brood
III mare 10 exchange Tor young gentle
buggy ne 50. Address H., Appeal office.
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ATTEND Robsrtson's Buaiuess Conegs:
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Hosiery.
JOSEPH COLL & co.

. . y Il I IT Q . y n g 2 U
ASK attention to Their spring offering OF
hosiery, replete with the latest
GERMAN AND ENGLISH
effects. Also, lines OF iron frames and
caste makes, for misses and childreL's
wear, at very Attractive prices.
273 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL notice,

THE old reliable steamer PHIL Ia
4 ALLlS, having met with a.gSSxaSS1zs3s
Slight accident for the first time gu ing her
life. will not go out TIL FRIDAY, the IS b, at
pm. shippers can senu down freights. She
Is at The landinr, and ready .Or buslness-her
j. T. W45HlNGToN, Agent, 800 Front st.
Sir. a. L., n o. 4 -:
TOWING, JOBBING ana PUMPING
DONE WITH DISPATCH.
Orders left on BOARD, or with J. W. williams &
Co, 2i Front ST., promptly attended to.
= =,
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
U. s. MaiI-For o,csoIs, Rev Madrid
Hickman, Cairo add 81. LOuis.
Str. COLORADO, L.
leaves THIS DAY, FEB. 18Th, At . sm
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company
FOR VICKSBURG.
Hsmphis and VIeksBurg Packet Comps
.. =. nail Sine.
For VickSburg and all Way Landings.
Steamer CITY OFF HELENA
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. len, q N:
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Miaa Harry n osnpHIs a1sa White Rtges
u. y. MGtE Line.
Mouth White River, indisn Bay, st, Charles,
Crocketts Bluff, Mt. Adams Clarendon, De-
Walls Bluf1, Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport,
West Point and Searcy.
The fine passenger steamer
Ruth Esssssee
q Postal afsar
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY at pm.
The fine passenger steamer
City OF Augusta, -
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at pm.
For freight OK passage apply on board, or to
]. I. WASHINGTON, Ag't. go Front st,
+. P. GLENN, Agent, on WharfbOat.
Freight CONSIGNED to HiIt Harry VIII be
handled free of storage, drayege and cOr1n1is-
sion, and put through prom oily. Shippers
will please send freig ut to Glenn's Wharf
boat, usual. now
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
For the Orphans!

For the Orphans!
Manken Bros. would respectfully an
nounce that they will donate ten per
cent of the entire ssles OF their retail
department on Friday, the eighteenth
instant, to be divided among the re-
spectiVe orphan ssyl1ms IT this city.
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Important 10 Ladies'.
LADIES' DERW EAR


Having made arrangements with o
large eastern manufacturer OF ladies'
AID chil3Tsn's cotton underwear. We can
now Co5fiiently sfs II that we are Cff=r.
ing this class OF goods to the ladies' Of
Memphis "a low ss New 70 K j1bbeys
can afford them. We will place the first
instsllmeut OF these goods on our tables
this Friday morning. Ladies will take
not ce that our present prices are fully
ten per cent. less than our conceded low
prices of last month
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Novelties
IT will Paw You

JOSEPH COLI Il CO., szs Main street.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE. R. l..
CHANGE OF sCHEDULF.

C.o-e connections made a. Grenada with
ira II North aud -outh Tor sn points.
For further inform stiOn apply 70 Ticket
on -, No. 81 Main street and AT depot.
n. BURKE, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Tickef Agent
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
Kris

Tho Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday aud transacted the fol-
lowing business
An election precinct was established
Mt the Humboldt House with boundaries
MS follows Commencing at the Sum-.
NIT, between Prince Royal and Eagle
Canyons thence to the Fifty-s.x Niue
on the Humboldt River th6nce down
the River eight miles thence to the
summit of the ridge between Black and
Eldorado Canyons thence along the
ridge between Star and HUMBOLDT to
place of beginning. Said precinct to
be known as Humboldt House, number
twenty-one. l.. A. Blakeslee, Registry
Agent.
A precinct was also established at the
sulphur mines in the Rabbit Hole
Range, with boundaries as follows: A
radius of ten miles from the Pacific
Sulphur works. Said precinct to be
known as Sulphur Precinct, number
twenty-five. j. III. Clark. Registry
Agent.
precinct Was also established at the
Stone House. on the Central Pacific
Railroad, with boundaries as follows !:
Commencing at point on the railroad
ten miles easterly from Golconda, and
running easterly to the Lander line,
including an area of ten miles on each
side of the Humboldt River. Said
precinct to be known as Stone House,
number twenty-three. John Golightly
Registry Agent.
The resignation of G. w. Rutherford
as Justice of the Peace of Jersey City
was accepted and Thomas Sears appoint
ed as Registry Agent.
j. b. Brtbright was appointed Regis
try Agent for Black Rock Township,
Columbia District.
On motion the use of the Court House
was granted the Democratic County
Convention for September 80, and to
the Democratic aud Republican parties
for the campaign for public speaking.
etc.
The board adjourned for the term.
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REPLY TO JOHN BYnNEs.
Proof Of What ms Denies - The
Political Cha meleon 10 be Pushed
Aaihe

PARADISE, Sept. II. 1876.
Ed. SILVER STATE: Permit me
through your columns to take the lib
erty of replying to the would-be Hon.
John Byrnes. have not much time
to spare, as this is the threshing sea-
son, consequently l will be brief and
explicit.
MIR. John Byrnes denies what said
In former communication relative to
six or eight Republicans in this valley
declaring for A. G. Ellis. The other
night when there was a meeting of the
Republican Club. Republican in Ii.
Mors.s' saloon. said to me that he
would 20 to the meeting, and give his
views on the great questions Of the
day. / asked what bis views were, and
be replied: am Republican; but
l expect to cast my vote for Tilden and
A. G. Ellis" l said to him now you
talk like white man, and are going
for men who uphold tho white race
against the Chinese. lie then remarked
that not only he. but four of five hun
dred Republicans in the State of Neva-
da will do the same. / asked him to
take drink, to which he ogreed, and
while we were drinking three more Re-
pubicans came to the bar, and drank
to Tilden and reform. l then said to
them: Do not 90 to the Club meeting
and interrupt them" The Republicans
came into power 10y war let them 60
ont in peace" Some of them said that
they had heard that John Byrnes said
that there was not Republican in the
valley who woGld vote for Tilden, al.
though there were six present, who an-
nounced their intention to do so. The
next day l heard other Republicans
talk the same way; and to cap the eli
max one of the best Republicans in this
valley, told me to pay 30 attention to
byrnes, for he IL like weather-cock-
political chameleon who changes
every day. When Gorbam is around. lie
is "A Republican, and when Booth
speaks he is an Independent. He said
John is looking for money from the
party, but they would not give him n
cent. He even went further, and said
the Republican Convention would not
give him the nomination for anything,
as the Crescent element controls the
party this year, and they would not
support Catholic.
Now, am IN hopes this will he suf.
ficent for Mr.. Byrnes. but if he doubts
tho truth of what / have said, | can
bring these persons to his face.
MINER FARMBR.
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7 Ell Z G e a r HIC
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
f 0 R e | G N
Russia Talks War.

LONDON, Sept 81.
The Times telegram from Berlin
says: Language of Russian statesmen
and journalists is as warike as posi-
BILE; but it is believed that Russia il
anxious to end the affair in which she
is engaged without making an alliance,
hoping the ServiaDs will be strong
enough to hold their own. The pow
ers have asked Turkey to conclude a
formal armistice, which Will probably
be conceded. If Russia is content to
establish the statu quo the war is over
The Franklin to Bring Tweed.
MADRID, Sept 20, 1875.
Learning that the commander of the
United States ship Franklin. home
ward bound. consents to deliver Tweed
to the American authorities, the orders
for Tweeds departure are to be counter
manded. The Franklin, which is now
at Gibraltar, proceeds to Vigo to take
Tweed home.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BRAKEMAN ARRESTED An item ap-
peared ia tbess columns last week rel
stive 10 demands made by Indians on
the railroad company for the accidental
killing Of buck and squaw, on the
Sal. Lake Division. Since then the
potorions Mormon. Bishop Hill. who
Las been acting ms Interpreter for the
Indians in the vicinity of Corinne and
Ogden, has procured the arrest of a
brakeman named John Mahoney, who
was employed on the train which ran
over and killed the Indians. The
brakeman was taken to Brigham City
in Utah, where the Mormons have full
swing, and Gsntiles stand DO show
whatever, where he is to be examined.
Bishop Hill is the man who caused the
Indians TO congregate near Corinne a
year ago. and cut of the water supply.
aud commit other depreda;ions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21

ADMITTED TO CITIZENSHIP. - Joseph
Thomas. native Of England, was
admitted to citizenship in the District
Court yestefday upon the testimony of
William oolcock and Richard Nash
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ExTaADITED. - Augustus Chrisman.
ing, was taken TO Susanville, California
to-day upon an executive warrant issued
by Acting Governor Adams, upon q re-
quison from the Governor of Caifor-
MIA. Chrisman is accused of La wing
stolen some $500 worth Of jewelry. and
other articles, besides horse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21

CoNTrNuED.-The preliminary exam
ination of Ed. ellis. for shooting james
Huber, was continued yesterday by
Justice Davis, until September 9th, to
await the result of Hubler's wound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-21

DIVORCED Mrs. Il. Il. Watt was
granted divorce from j. j. Watt in
the District Court yesterday, and plain
tiff permitted to resume her maiden
name, Miss II. i. Mcclure, upon the
ground of dcsertion.
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LADIES',
Equestrian Tournament.

First Prize-A lady's gold watch valued at
sips.
second Prize-A China tea set, valued at $50
Third Prize-A silver fruit basket, valued at
$50.
Ladies wishing to compete for premiums in
this department will please send their
names TO the Secretary, Endorsed by two
members Of the society.
Ladies must change horses once during the
contest.
Complimentary Speed Contest,
Entrance Fee. S25; winning horse
talks plate and money.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA of the society will he held on the first
evening OF the Fair, October I'd, for the pur-
pose of amending the Bylaws.
For further particulars see small bills.
A. WISE,
President II. A. II. / NJ.
Society.
]. H. Jon, Secretary.
anlS-td
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FoR CLERK. - William Woolcock is
announced by his friends to-day as a
candidate for County Clerk. Bill. as
he is generally called, is well known
throughout the county, being one of
the early settlers, as man of sterling
integrity. and thoroughly competent to
discharge the duties of tho Office.
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EQUAL TAXATION.

II TAKE THE LIBERTY TO ANNOUNCE
n to tho public of Humboldt County that /
am candidate for the office Of County
Commissioner. subject to the action of
the Democratic party. on the condition
that am accepted on the platform that
taxes should be paid ON the actual cash
value of the property owned-no matter
whether the assessed be common land
owner, retail dealer, Wholesale dealer. or
corporation, G. CiEAUNETH. .