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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-07-19

p WASHINGTON.


Z WAsnrSeroN, July 1.-THE Com
mittee on Conference on the silver
bill, held a long meeting this after.
noon and practically agreed upon
report. The members of the Com.
mittee are Messrs. Sherman, Boutwell,
and Bogy on the part of the Senate,
and Messrs. Randall, Landers and
Payne on the part Of the House. The
report will recommend the passage OF
a measure substantially the same as
Randalps, providing for the purchase
of silver bullion to the amount o
$2O, 10000 with any money in the
Treasury and its coinage and issue in
the shape Of subsidiary silver coin,
provided that not more than $1,000.
600 worth shall be purchased at any
one time, and provided also by thu
new clause, that the whole amount OF
silver coin issued in this way and il
exchange for fractional currency re.
tired. shall not effect the fifty mil.
lion dollars. 20 ..eAu..l. il ..
The Senate amendment striking out
the word "snow" from the clause au.
thorizing the issue of the silver coin
now in the Treasury is agreed to BY
the committee. i... M 49,.
The House amendment, adopted on
motion Of Mr.. Landers. and proyid-
ing for the revival of the old silver
dollar, with unlimited legal tender
power, is stricken. ont by the confer.
ence committee, and so also is the
Senate amendment repeating the le.
gal tender power Of the trade dollar.
~ Mr.. Landers says he intends to op-
pose the adoption OF. the report by the
House, and he thinks the House will
stand by its former action on his
amendment. . 's't" ''-' go - 5' '.'5
Mr.. Pratt, Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue, has resigned, and will
retire on the LIST OF, August. 1t has
been known for some time that the
President has repeatedly removed
the internal revenue officers frre-
-spective of the Commissioner, who
was held individually responsible for
the proper conduct Of his officers.
Several days ago the Commissioner
expressed the hope that with Senator
Morrill, as Secretary, an arrangement
would be made so that his business
could move harmoniousfy, otherwise
his sense of propriety would compel
him to resign. The President, how
ever, having intimated to him his de-
sire for change, Mr.. Pratt resigned.
WASHINGTON, July l2-James r.
Wilson, the treasury defaulter, who
left few weeks ago, was found a de-
feaulter for $1,000. The amount has
been secured by responsible bonds.
men! .s's' ''r+-'. - '''''S' . -
The officers of the Seventh Cavalry
have been ordered to Join their regi.
ment Immediately.
The President has nominated JAS
s. Delano, of ILL.,, as deputy second
comptroller of the Treasury.
The Senate has confirmed James NJ
Tyner, post master general,
The President has appointed Thos
w. Bennett, of Idaho, as Governor OF
that Territory. ~ s.-s,-
WAsnINGToN. July l2.-The Hous'
has passed bill appropriating 500,
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PARIS, July LIZA Belgrade dis
patch denies that the Turks have
taken .Saitseharr. Rrinces Mlanihas. i
not quilted Deligiah since the battle
| Of AkpStanka. -..s,al .l....-a:-.s' - I
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PROMOTED TO RRrGADiER GENERAL.

Col. Hayes was now promoted to
Brigadier General "for gallant and
meritorious service in the battles Of
Winchester, Fishers Hill aud Cedar
Creek" to take rank from October
10, 1864, and was brevet Major Gen
eral "for gallant and distinguished
services during the campaigns of 1864
in West Virginia, and particularly in
the battles of Fishers Hill and Cedar
Creek" Prior to these promotions
he had commanded brigade for
over two years, and he was then COM
manding division. In the course OF
his arduous services, four horses had
been shot under him, and he had been
wounded four times. His advance
ment was never sought, and did not
come until long after it had been full
ly earned.
The above is concise history o.
General Hayes military career. whicl
we have thought best to lay befor,
the readers of the COURIER. As to hi.
civil career, which is even more bril-
liant and successful than his military
services, we have before spoken OF i
at such length that it is unnecessary
to now give it in detail. Suffice it tt
say that he was twice elected to Con
grcss, where he acquitted limsel
Iably, though not a prominent talkin:
member neither was Abraham Lin
coin while he was in Congress. Il
1867 he run against Allen q. Thur
man for the Governorship of Ohio
and was triumphantly elected. Thi
was the campaign in which the Pen
dletonian theory of paying the nation
al debt by the issuance Of thousand
Of millions Of greenbacks, was advo
Gated by the Democracy. In 1869 b
was candidate for reelection, hi
} competitor being George II. Pendls
ton, in which he was again successful
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BELGRADE, July l3.-Officiai intel-
ligence from the Timok army states
that Osman Pacha attacked the Ser
Wan position yesterday, and the fight
lasted throughout the day The loss
of life is very great, and the result is
unknown.
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The nation is I'M need of reform !;
therefore the nation is in need 81
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WASHINGTON, July 12-James r,
Wilson, the treasury defaulter, who
left a few weeks ago, was found de-
feaulter for $1,000. The amount has
been secured by responsible bonds.
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In February last, Samuel J. Tilden
iR-e-f-o-r-m Democratic candidate fol
President, was 3 witness in the suit
of the People vs.aWln. M. Tweed.
tried in New York. In his testimony
he was inquired Of BY Mr.. Field
Tweed's attorney, as to his acqnaint.
ance with Twced--his intimacy with
him. Tilden had a sort of Rip Van
Wrinkle memory. He did not want
to have any recollection Of his init.
macy with Tweed,4 hut Field iun-
carthed Slippery Sammy badly. We
give 4 few extracts from that testi-
mony,: s,.iesss .,;f5lsIt,y5 ,gsfl + b.,yi
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lsoldiers The country was poor anl
lthinly peQpled, the supplies had Ions
tsince been. exhausted, and no ratiOn
were obtaincd 4 until the coHmant
freached Big Swell mountain on tllt
27th.i DNfing the nine days preced
ling this date, General Crooks divis
sion had marched 180 miles, loosina
many horses and some men from cx.
haustion and want of food. There.
treat terminated by the arrival of tht
weary column at Meadow Bluff, and
the comma md i1reachcd Charleston on
the lst iof July. 10 has 2oGal4.
Early, who escommaHded the rebel
corps sent from Richmond to Lynch.
burg, had by this time moved into
the valleyyand thence into Maryland
General Crooks command was there.
fore ordered east and setting out on
the 10TH dtrivet1 by rail at Martins
burg on tl1s 14th.; Here Hayes brig.
| Jade remS1hed until the. eighteenth
when il advancedt Cobletown, ten
lmiles beyond Harper's Ferry, and
drove in the sancmys picket. Early,
after fnenacing the defenses of Wash.
ington, withdrew from Maryland,
pursued by Wsights Sixth Corps,
which he turned fiercely upon at
Snicker's Cop driving back Wrights
advance with considerable loss. The
rebel commanders then pursued his
march, and was believed to be making
his way up the gap toward Gordon
vile. /. AccefdiMgly, on the twenty
second, Col. Hayes was sent out " ith
his brigade and two sections of artil-
Pfery to rec0nnoitre, and while entire-
ly unprotected and without colnmu-
nicatien with the main body on the
other side of Shenandoah, was COM
pletely surrounded by two divisions
Of the enemy's cavalry, but fought his
way out and reioined General Crook
on the twenty-second at Winchester.
On the twenty-fonfthC Crook advanced,
easily driving the enemy's cavalry,
supposed to be covering the rebel re-
treat up the valley, when suddenly
near KefnsfowH, iEarly's whole army
developed itselfin battle array close
upon tho left flank, and ponncing up
on Crock, compelled him to fall back
rapidly on Martinsburg. Col Hayes
covered this retreat on the left with
hisbrigadc, and stubboriily resisted
Early's impettious advance, saved
Crooks forces from material loss and
enabled him to draw OF safely all his
trains and artillery. /. A series of
marches and conference.-the was
now inaugnrated, which, though
,bringingnogene engagement, were
characterized by many daring ex-
ploits.r t.I"5 ,tSz,'t.s Is SOP
Il; i..,E ~. az. 81 ..iLiy.4E - .fts..4aa b j,
COLONEL, HAYES WITH GEN. SHERIDAN,
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HAYES MEETING EARLY.

fllulnS the Valley Win
his cavalry, had withdrawn to point
near Cedar Creek, six miles below
Fishers Hill. and had gone on a fly
I ing trip to Washington, devolving the
command upon his senior corps COM
mandcr. General Wright The troops
occupied high ground, Crooks corps
being in advance. .Emory's Nineteenth
on the right, and about mile in the
rear of Crooks front line, and
Wright's Sixth on the right of Emo
iy's, the extreme right being covered
by division of cavalry. Crooks
forces comprised two divisions OF
Hayes and Thorburn's, numbering
about 4,O00 men in all, Hayes line
being continuous of that of the Nine.
teenth Corps and Thorburn occupy
ing a position about mile in advance
Of Hayes, covered by slight parapet
The nearest force of national cavalry
on the left at Fort Royal, eight miles
i distant. General Crook had applied
for a division of this force to cover
his exposed left and an adjacent ford
! OF the Shenandoah, and his reques
had been granted, but by some mis-
chance the cavalry did not take its
position rs promptly as ordered
Early, aware of the absence o
lthe cavalry, resolved to stea
, out OF his forest covert at Fish
'ter's Till, pass by the Cedar Creek po
: sition, then fall upon the Union flanl
} and rear. lie began this movemen
I during the night ofOctober lS.which
fortunately for him, happened to b.
very foggy and dark. Sending on
I, division to the west by way ofa diver
| sion, his main column, leaving tn
/, turnpike, advanced to the right b.
unfrequentcd paths along the side o
( the mountain, holding on by bushe
t where the men could scarcely other
i wise have kept their feet and twic
fording the. north fork of the Shenan
doah.. The cavalry which Crook fnl
8 " believed to be in position on hi
!, flank would, had it really been there
| have covered the principal one 9
4 these fords and rendered this move
9 ment impossible. In its absene
Early succeeded in completely pass
: ing the flank without giving any 81
|, irious alarm, and an hour before daw
ii his troops stood i'm the positions al
G signed them, waiting for the order {
Ii ATTACK. just as the first gray light {
h morning began to appear this con
Q mand was given, and Simultaneous
g the familiar rebel yell and trement
e Gus volley of musketry, stretching a
d along the bank from far to near, al
It nounced the presence of the foe. ]
y an instantEarlyss plunging lines swc]
/ forward, and striking Thorburn's d
N vision, crushed 1t in twinkling. A
a of the guns in the lines of parape
d were ofcourse captured, and the br
le ken regiment, utterly unable to resi-
) such an Overwhelming onset, we
70 swept hurricdly to the rear. Hayt
bit division meanwhile flew to arms, al
le changing front, advanced in the d
O. rection iii which the enemy was ey
Il dentfy coming. Its whole streng
h at, this time was about LAS effct
in ives, not enough to make a respct
IT. liable shirmish fine along I
Ite front of attack. Ina moment the G
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q "NEw YORK, Sept. 8, 1862
s. 'srhe Natippal broadway Z. Baiik
will pay to tho order of VIM. NJ.
Tweed xb,00Qs IL iialH u issgliA
CIVILIAN M. TWEED"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-13
SUM naONS,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FoURxu
JUDICIAL DIsTRitT IF THE STATE o.
NEVADA. COUNTY or HUABoLDT.

z. NJ, Powell. plaintiff, VS.. Thos. PowxI,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial district OF the State of
Nevada in and for he county Of kuna-
boidt, and the complaint flied in the
Office OF ths Clerk OF said lii frict Court
ON the 18th day OF August, A. ID. iS56.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to
Thos. Powell, defendant; -lou arc hereby re-
quirtd 10 appear in an action brought az inst
YOU by the aooye named plaintiff, Il. NJ
Powell. il TIE District QUIT OF tho Fourth
Judicial district of the STATE Of Nevada, in
and for the county II humboldt, and to
answer The Complaint fled therein With the
Clerk Of said Court wi. hin ten DAYS DAYS
exclusive II the day Of service after the SER
vice on you OF this sumiaons-i II served with
IN this county; o., If served out of this county
but i'll this Judicial District within twenty
days; otherwise, within forts days or iudg.
ment by d.fault will be taken against you ac-
cor ing to the prayer Of said &C mp,aint
Said action is brought to obtain u decree OF
the Curt dissolying the bonds Of matrr0ny
now existing between you and the piailtit, on
the grounds that for the peri Of more than
one year. immediately preceding this action,
you neglected t. provide the necessai les of
life for plaintiff. and that Saeh neglect
has not been the result of poverty On
your part, that you could hot have u, o dcd
by ordinary industry, and on the further
gRouuds that you wllfully deserted plaintiff
! Tor more than period Of one year aud have
never r, turned and resumed your marital re-
lation with plaintiff.
All Of which will more fully appear
by reference to said complaint o certified copy
OF which accompanies this Summons.
And You are Ia, reby notified. that IL you fail
t. appear and answer the said Complaint as
above required. said plaintiff will apply to the
Conrt for tie relief demanded in said Com
plant.
Ciiwsn under my hand and the seal OF
- the District Court Of the Fourth
(t Judicial District Of Nevada, ia and
for the county OF HUMBOLDT, this
- 18th day Of August, A. d. 1876.
j. II. JOB, Clerk.
Grass & HARDING. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. tie consequence NJ aelf-
abuse. This solitary yisc. cor deprived sexual
indul 1ence Is praetissd w The youth II both
sexes 10 an sluiest aglli,Alied extctt. producing
with uIerring certainty the following train ~
morbid symptoms. unles rsmbs.;ed by scien-
tine medical Iiis.S;:fc... viz, sailow coante-
nance, dark spots under TIE eyes pain in thu
head ringing III the cars, noise like the rsss-
ling II leaves and the rafting uf chsrist&.
uneasiness about the l"ins. weakness Of the
limbs, confused visiOn, hlun'c intellect losa
OF etAfdencc. aih!d,fce in approaching
sttaIavrr. u d.sl IL 10 form new acquaintancas.
disposition To shuu society. less ~ memory.
hectic Pushes, piu.plcs aht variosss eruptioEs
about the face. farr,d tongue. fsiii breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweAts, poBeA
mania, and frequent insanity. II relief b
not obtsned, sh0uid apply isImedists'y,
either in person or by letter, 49, aG----- -
effected hv bis new ard sciestiic mode 81
treating this disease. which never falls %
cfieetihg quick and radical care.
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And in accordance with law, ana an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made Oh the goth
day of Jaly. 1876, 30 many shares OF each par
eel Of such stock as may be neees sary. will be
sold at public auction. at the oftice OF the
company. No. 408 California street, Room Is,
San Francisco. California, on l ii [ kSDAY the
TWENl Y-FIRsT day Of SEPTEMBER. 1876,
at the hour Of ! o'clock p. NJ. Of said day.
t. pay the delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
on. SPENCER, Secretary.
OrrrcE - 40s California street, Room
IS San Francisco. California. sc6.t6
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ORDER TO SHOW
CAUSE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DIST iCr, STAT OF
In the matter OF the Estate of JOHN Bose,
deceased.
Order to show catise ~h3 Order of Sale OF
leal Lsiate SHOULD not DO made.
NJ. SEiUEL, Administrator vi the Estate Of
John Bosco, deceased. having fltd his
petition herein. duly verified, praying for MI
order Of sale of ali the real estate II Fad
dccedent, for the purposes thcsein set forth
III ID TnEts 10 n ORDERED by The
Judge OF said DIstfic, Con t, that all persons
Interested ia the estate of s.id deceased, ap-
car b.for Il said District Court Oh 9Th day
Of october, 1876, ut 10 o'cls,k i'll tie lore
of said day. ut the COURTROOM vi salo
district Court 1T the courthouse III Winnie
mueca, county Of humboldt, 20 snow cause
Why order should not be granted TO tn
SAID Administrator Ia sell so much OF he
real estate OF tic said deceased a. Sasll be
necessary to pay the debts Of deces sed and the
expenses and cha.g es Of Administered
And that copy Of this order he published
at least once week for four saccessiys
weeks in the silse ta G a newspaper printed
aad publ III 4 IL sald humboldt county.
NN. =. BUNSIFIiLD
Judge Eourt Ii Judicial district Nevada.
Dated August slst, 1916. 4w.
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4,srAIIslikntN lss

EsSTALISlik.D ~ 1854.
IA FIR the ties mefli ~
SEXUAL anu seminal Ia :
eases. such 10 tsplnirs liza,
elect. structure. syphiIss,
in all Us forms. Seminal
Weakness, In potency. ete.
Skin Diseases ui years
standing. and Ulctratett
Legs successfully treated.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Badger Mil and Minlng Oompar y.

n OCATiON If principal place Of business
n LCity of san Francisco, California.
i..ca. ion of = u; ks. COLUMBIA District, Hum
boidt county State of Nevada.
NOTICE - There Is delinquent upon the
follow ing described stock. IN account Of Al
sessu.Sn, tNo. 81 levied Gu the 20 day Of
July. 1876, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names OF tie respective rehoi0efs
~ follows:
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BULLION TAX.

NOTICR rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN tax on proceeds of mines for the quarter
ending juno 80, 1876. In now due aud
payable to me at my Office In the Court house
OF the county of humboldt, and that the laws
fOr its collection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BCCKNER, Co unity Assessor.
BY 3. BUcKNsR. Deputy Assessor.
winnemncsa. Augpst ls, 1875. aal6-lw
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a CARD.

TIE all whe are suffering from the errors
administrations OF youth nervous wea kness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. &C., / will send
receive that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
bv q missionary in South America. Send
sslf-addnessed' envelope to the, RE .JesErn
T. hxAF. Station D.. Bible House, New
xsxk City. Ma3.sn.
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a@ttED 25c. t q p. HOWELL L CO., New
kJfork, for Pamphlet Of iuJ pages. contain
ino LISTS OF 5000 lewspapers, and estimates
showing euss of advertising.
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STAGE LINES. LIVERI STABLES.
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Cured az Home.

HOME by addressing letter L. DIT GIBBO&.
stating clse. ssmUts ms. length Of tiae tlse
discsse has continued. au1 have medicines
promptly forwarded. free tr N amngs ana
cuyissity. siih full and plain directions.
Shun.stisin. Fever ard Asue. Piles. auA
Fistpla. serIaanently cared o no charge.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor viii please
state the nsILe of TIE paper they see this aA
yertisemepi in.
y inciosing ten dollars coin, In registers<1
letter, through tine Pusf-ofliee, er through
Wells Fargo and Co, package Of medicine
Will be forwarded ~ auy part 81 the Union.
All communicate, rs strictly confidential.
Address Dr. J. y. ClBBON. co. Koarney
street, corner 81 Commercial. san Franchises.
Pest Office box 1851 Remember to put ROx
1857 Oh the letter oel ly
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YCUNG MEN

sHho may be suffering from the effect Of
youthful follies or indiser,tion will do
kwell 10 avail themselves Of this, the great
kkt boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR. SrfNNEY will guarar.
re to forfeit S50o for every case of seIninal
1weaknofs, or private disease OF any kind or
nhmacter which be undertakes and fails
I cure. lie would therefore say TO the I'M
\ prttmate sufferer who may read this notice,
hat you are trcading On danger ms ground
i"heh you longer delay in King the pro-
\ ief remedy iof Jour complaint. You may be
me INST stage; rtrneMhpr you are APP
4 Io~chlhS The last. II yon are horde ring
ron We last. and are suffering some or all
4 ! i's III eneets, remember that IL you per
l ISL IN pioerasthation. the tire must come
fhe'i ,ne most hkialful physician can rem
en- Won no assistance. when the door of
Elspe VIII be closed against Won: when no
l ngt ~ mercy can bring yon relief. In no
I @se has the Doctor failed Of success. Then
l 81 not despair work upon Your Imagination,
jut ssaiifyourself VI Tie ben, fetal resnlts
/ his treatment before your case Is beyond
he reach of medical skill. or before grim
1 ieath huIrics yea to premature grave
pun course Of treatment S25. send money
Ply Post Office order or Express with full
description Of case.
call, or address.
DIR. A. u. sP1NNEY.
No. II Kearnsy Street. San Francssco.
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Horrible Diseases.

2 How many thousands Of persons. both male
and female, there are who IRE suffering ont
miserable existence frcra the effects Of secret
indaIgences, or from virus absorbed into tina
system Look 1t their paliii, eIuacia'sd
and disigIred faces and tner lrOken-down
constitutions. disqualItyiug them for the hap
piness Of marriage or tie enjoyment OF life
In this ht'rrid situation hppsaiIts suffer Hntl
cath closes the secne. Lot parents, guardians.
friends, attend to tho6e who are suffering with
any of these horrible. nfe.des.royilg masdics
see that sbey are cared for aud cured before
II he too late. send them Immediately To DIR.
GlBBUH, q phyri hiD. who has made private
diseases his especial study for Years. and wh0
Is certain to cure tile most hstterate Gaze /,
without mercury or any injurious drugs. Ii IN
important 30 tnsse who are afflicted, or ~
thoss who arr Interested III the welfare u
tkriT friends. TO be careful Of he many pre-
tetdrd dcctors who iGlest al ciiics. publish
ing their skill in curing al disc aSes in fee
days. imposing upon the publ!c by assing the
hsros oI eminent physicians from Eurure and
other places. BE therefore careful and make
strict inquiry. or yoa may ii.h into the hands
oil those chsflatans.
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DAILY, SILVER STATE.
acknowledgements september ID. 1870
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrivals and departures Of trains ct
Winnemucca Station:
GOING BAsi.
Express Train arrives at 1870 A. N.
sn& leaves at 1854.
Emigrant Trail arrives at 10 r. N
and leaves at l0;45 p. M.
Freight Train arrives at II N. and
caves ut 1916 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 500 P. N.
and leaves ut 1886 P. N.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:3O p. NJ.
aud leaves at S:15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 12:40 p. Nj.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily ut IL A.
IL. and arrives at $50 p. NJ,
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ey, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Greek mines, ar
ewes on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.