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writ authorizing II omitted, but was subse
quently sent by mail Probably by some
hocus pocus IL lost in the mails and only
copy could be returned. Taking advantage
OF this ochnicaty the Senate referred the application
for admission OF the Abbevc democratic Senator 10
the Committee on Privileges ana Elections The OBJ
ject Of this is to deprive the democrats
OF tho vote (Which would DO immensely valuable,
considering coseness OF the vote and tho mpor-
,ance Of tho questions pending, until the committee
composed almost entirely OF republicans chooses to
report The vote this motion was .
close one, standing 70 to Is, and Gleavcs.
the mulatto Lieutenant Governor gave the
casting in the airInatv i've q matter OF course
Having disposed OF this, and postponed the consider
alton Of a resolution for me appointment OF a commit
tee 10 investigate to the consttutionaity OF tho
quorum Of republican House. the Senate prepared
to assist In
MANUFACTURES or GOVERNOR.
All Of the republican members except one pro-
cecdcd march across the lobby the hall OF the
House OF Representatives.. One republican member
refused to recognize the House until satisfied OF its
cousii,utionality, and Senate chamber
with the Tho sixteen republicans marched
socmnly through the lobby, preceded by coal black
negro bearing poc. This the Sergeant-at. Arms.
The procession passed between lcs OF Chamber ain
black constabuary, who STOOD IN various degrees Of
raggcdncss and disorder, reminding tho spectator Of
Fastar's regiment with the faces Of members
BACKED. Alter the usual solemn and preliminary
coughing the business commenced. A white
man and negroes were appointed teIlcrs Their
duty was simply to put down the figures called out
By Mr.. Mackcy aud add them up Mr. Mackcy pro-
,ecded, calling nrst the total vote OF each county
and then It's vote for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
crnvr.
REJECTION EpGEFIELD ASD LArRESs
when Edgclcd county was called, Thomas, mu-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rsr,rr ORA. L. PAGE, DECEASED

ESTATE OLA L, PAGE, DECEASED.
~yorIcR Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
nna,,rslpucd administrator OF A. L.,
pace. deceas ed. to the creditors and all per
son having CLAIMS against the sand deceased
~ exhibit Them with the necessary vouchers
witnrn ten E.ontAs after the hrst publication
Of TINS notice to the said administrator ~ ms
residence. Winnemucca, county OF HUN
boldt state OF Nevada
It. C. HANSON
Administrator of tle Estate
ola l.. rage, deceased.
4W
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-30

From THE SULPHUR MINES. - J. II.
Clark. Superintendent OF the Pacific
Sulphur Company, at Rabbit Hole,
Informs us they are now refining six
tons of birthstone per day. with new
process, for which patent has been
applied. The process is mechanical
instead of chemical. The sulphur is
fused ut a temperature Of about 220
degrees, in which condition it is sepa-
rated from impurities at q trifing ex-
pense compared with the old method,
a cord of wood being Sufficient to re-
fine fifteen or twenty tons of the crude
sulphur.
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PELICAN PROCLAMATION
10 the Citizens OF winnemucea

The ensuing 4th of July being the
ioo tn anniversary of the day on
which tho Pelicans of the United
States declared their right to roost
up high among the powers of the
earth, 1t seems to demand that copsid-
Grafton which every honest Pelican
should be ready to extend to his fell
low.
Now, therefore. | invite the good
people Of Winnemucca to close their
respective places of business OF II
O'Clock on the 4th day of July, 1876.
that all may have an opportunity to
violate the firecracker ordinance.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal
OF the Pelicans to be affixed.
MAJOR SropHEa ScEIMaERHoRS,
President
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A FIFNDrsH AcT. - Last Tuesday
morning the engineer of No. /, the
eastern bonnd passenger train, noticed
some obstruction on the track between
Mirage and Hot Springs on the desert.
He applied the air brakes and whis-
tied down brakes, which brought the
train to a stop before reaching the
obstruction. An examination of the
track disclosed The fact that five ties
had been phced across the track for
the purpose Of ditching the train aud
endangering the lives of all on board
The fieud or fiends who committed
this diabolicl act. deserve the pun
ishment accorded to wife beateis in
CALIFORNIA; sound ilogging.
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OFFICERS ELECTED. - Humboldt
lodge No. l6, /. o. o. F., elected the
fpllowing officers for the ensuing term,
n regular meeting last evening:
ahomas shone, N. g.; %. Il. Leonard,
4 "; Frank Naramore. Secretary: q
p h'inkle, Treasurer; L. V. julien,
" b Hinkle and NJ. b. Hayes
trustees.
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MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT COURT.
kprii Term 1870

w 5. noESIFIhLD. JUDGE.
bcied in the District Court yesterday
State of Nevada vs.. All Man: case
srsnbmittsd to the Grand Jury; true
kll for MAYHEM fond against him,
and at request OF bis counsel, allowed
antil tomorrow to plead
d John Barrett. native of Ireland,
~as admitted TO citizenship upon the
NstImouy of l.. l.. Richard and J. b.
Merchant.
Court adjourned until A. NJ. to-day.
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THERE is nothing mysterious ABOUT
the Disappearance from the skla u
eruptious, burns, scalus, bruises, III
GERS aud sores, through the influence
III GItSN's SULPHUR SOAR. Sulphur
il potent purifier and healer OF the
skin and is most benehclally utilized
IN this torn.
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AcortrTrD. = Ell. Haney. whose
examination has occupied the time Of
us'ice Davis for the last two days for
"hcged attempt at burglary, while on d
spree was acquitted to-day. The
evidence showed conclusively that the
pecnsed bad no intention Of commit.
pug the offense charged.
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NoLiNe SULPHUR. - George w.
! '"As' and Elias Jones arc sending two
80 teams TO the sulphur mines to
49, ollmssone from there to the Hum.
o'o' House for the Pacific Sulphur
LOompAnY. -. -......
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Done at Pelican Hall. this, the Both
day Of Juue, A. ID. 1876, the I492d year
of American Pelicanism.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

uVuF UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
hat they will hereafter prosecute all per-
sn,s turning animals into their Enclosure ON
the river belo" town. powpps
winncmucca, June 30. 1876. "-n--
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] rn.Ncisco STOCK KEPonr'
r,at Evenings Board d.

- Last Evenings Board.
NJ "a Meadow Valley e
su Raymond d Ely 81
Id Eureka ~ 1879 b33
aD5 Jackson 4 i
10 Belmont 2Ss
Ii Leopard Ga ~ bio
IA jefferson | 70
80 GIia SI1sc
no Panther Ia -,
VA Northern Belle " o'Is
EIliCt3D Gen. Thomas 3
" Voc Modoc Al 4
5UD Coso Con. 80
I'd Savage 1914
ID Impeiial q BOO
poorman 6ec
II glden G.. d. S. NJ. Co. 2
Alphn AZ Az
H. Hale d. Norcross "a 9}s
Id Belcber ia
IT. Sierra Nevada liz
10 Cbollar IS
In Justice az 22hs
In California. 1924 1917
III Gould d Curry l51s
855 Ophir 30 504
h35 Mexican 20 2o7s
hr, This Mornings Beard.
EqtO Ophir 81 5l5s
Dos Mexican 50 30h4 bio
Is Gould & Cnrry 1875
256 Best Il Belchtr 47t4 A
N3l5 California "a
hz55 Con. Virginia COZ o94
|y0 800 savage 1914 ~
NO Chollar so
H33O Hale Il Noreross 91f %
lis Crown Point 1914 i0ss
H.. 700 Yellow jacket 1915 3lH
16uo lmperial 6 G1s
Ja0 Alpha 4S 49, b30
IL B-lchet ~
I'D Confidence 1917
IS TIE Sierra Ia Il DO
ID Billion "a
81 EKcbequsr 1914
#9If 0verman Ga G3L
W5B Justi"r - B
/ !, bJ Union IL
y ~ Lidv BRYAN 75c y &c
3iD jul 81.
In0 Nea York 81. &c zoe
10 sheridan u
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FIRE Works. p, w. johnson * 20.
received several boxes of fire WORKS Tor
the Fourth Of July, yesterday
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LEAVES THIS EVENING Miss A. Rec.
pc, who has been here for some time
Nnst on visit 10 her relatives, Mr.. aud
Hrs. W. c. Record. leaves to day for
per old home in Maiue. The many
'hionds she has made in Winnsmncca
surlng her brief stay, wish her
pleasant journey, and regret that sac
ltaves 80 soon.
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CANDIES AND STATIONERY. We nro
pleased 70 learn that our fellow towns
&ppn. G. Chenowelh, has just received
teld IS displaying ut his News Depot,
pare of the finest stocks OF French aud
american caudies ever brought TO this
Fown. Also Tall hne Of stationery
#nd blank books. The oublic will do
vii 10 remember that he makes q
epeeialiy OF this line of goods and is
10 fill all orders large or small.
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Wool BALING. IN. Levy & Co. 5
wool press started up yesterday under
the direction of Robert Kemp, who IS
thoroughly posted in the business. He
expects to bale err load daily, aud a
shipment will be made to-day.
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EMroRANTs. Two hundred and fifty
emigrants passed west last eyeningI
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Personal. - Doe. Anderson, Assist
ant Superintendent Of the Rye Patch
mill, passed east yesterday bound
Centenmialwards, to be absent two or
three months. We wish him good
time aud n safe return. e. Nj.
Miller, of Unionville, was in town yes
terday. His many friends propose to
present his claims at the Republican
County Convention for Sheriff
Captain Len Harris aud George Harvey,
of the Sacramento detective force, are
ia town,
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The stock men in this section are
making II hot for horse aud cattle
thieves. w. Il. Mari and jim Temp
kins were yesterday. by onr Cont here,
held to answer In the saln OF 5000 tor
cattle stealing, They were prosecuted
upon the complaint of Mr., Sales, agent
of the Osyhee Land Association.
MIR, Harry Harvil, formerly County
Assessor OF this county. arrived here a
day or so ago, aud is going to work
Immediately developing the Alameda
mine, which lays southeasierly from
the Leopard, joining on to it in that
direction. Rich AID excellent deeel-
opments are expected from it. Tue
weather is as fair as You ever saw-not
too hot nor too cold--l might say
sAlubrious. 5. M. ii.
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f. CORONERS' CASES.

Coroner Eickhon yesterday held inquest on the
body Of an unknown man, about seventy years DID,
who was run over by truck, In West near Albany
street. on April 20 The july decided that death was
accidental
Coroner Croker held inquest yesterday In the case
OF Mrs Mary f. Hoffman, OF NO. 10 Abingdon square,
who was run over on the 2Sth OF April by Eighth
avenue car The jury exoncrated the driver from all
blame.
Samuel sieradzds, three years old OF No es Essex
street. fell out or the third story window yesterday
noon and died within two hours. Coroner Elinger
took charge OF the case.
Tho body or the negro found In the North River at
the loot OF FIy seventh street Mondav morning,
yesterday Identified that OF William Deal aged my
seven OF No. Is Mnotta street. He had bean missing
since Saturday
The who found at the same time, only few
feet from tho body or the negro was yesterday dent
fed by his fathernlaw at the Coroncrs ONCE John
Diedrich Kohlman, OF Scharmbeck Prussia residing at
No 81 Suffolk street
The woman found In ft on Thompson street. and
who died her way TO tho Eighth precinct station
house Saturday night has been identified isabella
Baldwin OF No 100 Wooster street. Tho OF her
death was Brights disease.
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simon Levy, OF No. s5l East Houston street, re-
ported to Superintendent walling yesterday that a
man. calling himself William Mcclellan, had passed a
check for 1891 90 which had been raised to 3sl ss
upon him levy, receiving in valid check for
81 304 Mcclellan arrested by 0fhcer Donnelv, OF
the Eleventh precinct and taken TO the Central Once
where he was locked up. The check found IN his
possession He gave his name Henry Moore, resi-
dence No. 1853 Washington street, Hoboken. When
asked how he could account for tho check he said
he had obtained II from william Mcclellan, who had
since gone to Pennsylvania Tho prisoner fully
identified BY Mr. Levy as tho man who passed the
cheek
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ruE sexEnyILl.ia: ART GALLERY.


THE soxKny.LLif: ART GALLERY
.on .rHGRsDAY EvESIse. Say4
%oSssa issSa Water cs's
"s i' ns ss
Tree exhibition day .aa evening" At tho Gallery No "a
University place. until evening g, sale sovrpvrrIr
Ry ROBERT sokERyILLE. AUCTIoNEER,
74Universsy place.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BRUSSELS, VELVET.
MoQuEr AND INGRAM CARPETS. PIER AND
NANrEL MIRRORS. LACE AND BRocArEL CUR.
rAISs AND LAxBREouINs
Wednesday Nav s. st 10y o'clock No. ii East Ian
rgs ~. e rsrn Large ssy . q c.
NUT and rosewood Be steads Bureaus wardrobss Com
Chairs Butter Trays Dinng Chairs. In isssher: hair
R r k.n and nsd
Goods now on exhio,tion
RY J: W. CAMPBELL. JK.. AUcTIoNEER-wILL
House 5sth ST. Broaa~as and ssl as. entire Household
Furniture Of family declining hea.sssspng and eoas y
sses Gas ss . as., nssd eAMpsEI
Is CAMPBELL 60 sell tbs asy. io O'Clock, By
all aud entire the elegant and costly Household
other fine and costly Furniture contained y four story high
strop private resittnct near
Including m.saIssa. Pier MansoI French plate MI
SnsT s .a "a e % Sss s
vited
GA1rDEI5 IL s' Mes. s4 :.
EDWARD scHENcK. AUcrIoNEER
Assisness sale Of
elegant Cabinet Furniture.
by EDWARD scHEScK.
ON THURSDAY. xy4
st II o'clock
an elegant assortment Of
the hns Furniture Of modern and unique styles
Of paror. chamber dining hail. slsgau. wal
nut. dsmask reps; superb Centre
and Gard Tables and every variety OF style OF Furniture
The above Is exhibition and will repay those in
want OF furniture To be sold at auction At No 40 Liberty
M Purchasers have their furniture stored free OF charge
until May TO-
u A LAwRRNOE { CO.. AUcTI0NEERs
~. Absolute sale IN partision BY order Of Supreme
sne Ne lsa oa,y Nav s sas
pod BI0sdcs pST q MAPS &C. apply to PAD
-. Elegant Household Furniture Chandeliers
LAY s In i1ss:sa
No 74s Lexington sv corner Of soth st. ~ II O'clock y
Curtains and Sonices Lambrsauins velvet English rus.
sS and n
Chandeliers throughout the houss Catalogues carly this
morning
DRANK WINCHELL, AUCTIONEER.
267 Broadway,
will sell this day ut 10 o'clock line stock Of Watches
moss Of ssssnasr q %.asn lane
GEORGE HoLBRooK, AucrIoNRER -H0LBROoK
" ROLLINS sell this day. ut o'clock Mt the old and
453, 454 and 456 Canal 200 dozen threc-hoop Pas
Gre Bar sad Oyster e. 10
Chairs and Stools IS ss
(NEORGE HOLBRoOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI ROLLINS sell this day, ut o'clock, At public
due At 49, 454 and 41B Canal the Furniture OF rri.
dwelling. removed nom 43d together with
other PsrIcr Suits isnos MAnts and Pier
Dining Room Chairs Extension Tables 100 Brussels and
ingrnn Cnrets Clocks Psinngr, Engravings Crockery
Plated and Glass Ware. Kitchen Utensils, &C.
HENRy D. MINER. AucTIoNEER,
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on THURSDAY KyESIsG. Mays
O'Clock Of private collection Of choice ancient
and modern Pal tirgs. Engravings Water Coorx and
Drawings. the result Of many careful selection NJ
home aud abroad including hno church and gallery
pictures.
On tree exhibition day and evening" the Gallery No n
ROBERT soxERvILLE.
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ADTUSBMENTS.
STH AVENUE rIIEArRE BEGINs AT -
- proprietor and Manager. MI AuGUSTIS DALI
2ist week. 153d I6Oth periorma and
FINAL
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ON TIL TUESDAY, AT 10Y O'CLOCK,
~ our salesroom 81 Nassau st

AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE SO WEST 30TH ST.,
buh and bronze nad covered drab lowered satin ce
Bronyes Roman antique Tables carved antique Bookcases
Library Tables, &c.
Catalogue now read Mt ours alesroor.
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HENRY ID. MINER. AUcTIONEER,
Ii Office and Art Galleries No. 6f5 Broadway
THURSDAY. MAYA

NO 100 EAST ssTH ST. BETWEEN PARK AND LEX
ington avs Een.se Hou,shOd Furniture. comprising vsys
Centre and Side Tables Mantsl Mirror. Lace
Curtains black walnut bedsteads Bnreaus wsrdrohes
Commodcs Lounges and Chairs Extension Table Buf
et and Chairs Crockery. Glassware, black Hal
Stand, Oilcoths Stair Carpets Kitchen Q1sns &C. kc
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MxRsn1L'ssXLE-BYvf krcEoTxx kxEccff0S
l 60 delivered will expose for sale ~ public vendue
"Wednesday Sd day May. 1876 10 o'clock In the Tors
noon. - l74 Pearl St the Contents OF an Once conssti
OF iron Sale. Desks Chairs. Stoves and lot
Cotton and all other goods In said once.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

lTUNE-sADDLE UP YOUR MULES
Our County tickets ready. and its not ex-
celled by any
Our County tickets ready, hurraht hurrahl
Our County tickets ready, and its not ex-
celied by any;
Our County tickets ready, hurrah for Uncle
Sam!
BE careful how you vote. and 60 your ticket
straight;
For now is your time and Ellis is the leader
OF our party rank and file,
You bet your life well win;
The State of Nevada for Tilden's bound
to go.
Kyle for our Sheriff, hurrah hurrahl
KYLE for our Sheriff, man of we'll known
merit;
Hurrah; Hurrah; Hurrah; for Uncle saml
CHoRUs-Be careful how you vote; etc.
LaGraye for our Recorder, man Of well
known order;
LaGrave for our Recorder, hurrah! hurrahi
LaGrave for our Recorder, - man of well
known order;
Hurrah; Hurrah; Hurrah; for Uncle Sam!
CHoRus-Be careful how you vote; etc.
Dunn for our Clerk, then, man who does
his work we'll;
Dunn for our Clerk, then, man who does
his work we'll;
Dunn for our Clerk, then, hurrah! hurrah!
Dunn for our Clerk, then, q man who does
his work well;
Hurrah; hur-ah; hurrah; for Uncle Sam!
CHoRUs-Bs careful how you vote; etc.
Harding for Attorney, man Of law and
learning;
Harding for Attorney. hurrah hurrah hurrah
Harding for Attorney, a man Of we'll known
learning;
Hurrahl hurrah hurrah for Uncle Sam!
CHORUS BE careful how you vote; etc.
Buckner for Assessor. and we've never had
better;
Buckner for Assessor hurrah hurrah!
Bnckner for Assessor, and he's bound to be
elected;
Hurrah: hurrah hurraIl for Uncle Sam!
CHoRUs-Be careful how you vote; etc.
Besides these, in addition, we've tho right
men for Commissions
We have the best Commission. hurrah!
hurrah!
Besides these, in addition, we've got good
Commissions;
Hurrah; hurrah; hurrah; for Uncle Sam!
CHoRUs--Be careful how you vote; etc.
MINER.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A NEw REPORTER. - Judge O.. II.
Leonard, candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court on the Republican
ticket. is credited with having written
the report of the Democratic meeting
last evening. which the wicked part
ners published this morning. AS the re-
port is false in almost every particular,
it is to be hoped. for the honor of the
Judicial ormine, that it was not written
by Judge Leonard.
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TELEGRAPH LINE SOLD. The Nevada
and Northern Telegraph line, which
extends from Winnemucca through
Silver and Boise cities in Idaho to
Walla Walla, Oregon, has been sold to
Mark l.. Mcdonald, of San Francisco,
for $ll. 200. probably less than one
fourth its original cost. Mcdonald
was one of the original stockholders of
the Company.
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SOLD AGAIN-The wicked partners,
who attempt to deceive the public with
Geographic news - as in everything
else - were sold again last night. A
report that Indiana had gone Republi-
can, was circulated expressly for their
benefit. They swallowed the bait with
avidity, learning nothing by their
past experience in that line; and dis
played ROSTERS head among flaming
headlines, announcing that the State
had defeated "Blue Jeans " Williams
by 5000 majority. The truly good dea-
con. however, in commenting ON the r, =
suit, said it was a victory for the
right, and in doing so he was right.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

The new tunnel being built under
the Thames is intended chiefly for the
use of about 5000 workmen who have
to cross at that point, and who are
often detained by fog that stops the
boats. 1t will be an iron tube nine feet
in diameter, lighted with gas, thorough
ly ventilated, and only for pedestrians.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

RYE PATcH.-A force of men is now
employed at the Rye Patch Mine erect
ing hosting works of a capacity to sink
one thousand feet. The mine is look
ing well. and producing considerable
rich ore. The Company is incor-
porated, but mono of the stock is for
sale in the market.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

For JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. - Job
Davis is announced to-day for re-elec-
tion to the office of Justice of the
Peace of Union Township. 1t is but
simple justice to the Justice to say that
he has filed the office during the last
two years with credit and ability, and
that he ought to be, and undoubtedly
will be, reelected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

WITHDRAwN.--Thc report that Zach
Chandler has Withdrawn Hayes for the
purpose of concentrating the Repub-
lican vote on Peter Cooper still needs
confirmation.
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CATTLE SHIPPED. Eighteen car loads
of cattle were shipped from this station
to San Francisco last night. Humboldt
steaks must be at premium at the
Bay. as the cattle shipping business
is unusually active for this season of
the year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

HUMBOLDT BULLIoN.-The Hum
boldt NJ. and NJ. Company shipped to
San Francisco last evening two bars of
bullion of the assayed value Of $4.573
Is.
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The intense itching caused by GER.
tain diseases of the skin is speedily
iallayed by Glen 8 Sulphur Soap, which
entirely removes every species of
eruption, is perfectly safe. and far
cleaner and more effective than any
ointment
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

PUBLIC SPEAKING.--J. G. Hagerman
and Z. Blennerhassett, Tilden and
Hendricks Presidential electors, will
address the citizens of Winnemucca
on the issues of the day next Saturday
evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

GATHERED THEM fN.-Two enthusiasts
tic Democrats corralled $500 from two
leading, but very indiscreet Republi-
cans on the election in Indiana last
night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

DIRECTORS CAR.-The Directors car
of the Central Pacific Railroad, with
A. N. Towne, General Superintendent,
aboard, arrived here from Ogden last
evening, and remained all night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

NOTED PASSENGERS. F. f. Low, for
merly United States Minister to China,
and the family of the late Judge Crock
or, of the Supreme Court of California,
were passengers on last evenings train.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

OREANA.-The Hurricane Company's
smelling works, are again in full blast.
and running admirably. The COM
pany will ship to-day ten tons of bull
lion