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NOTICE..

i concern: YOn are hrTcby notified that no,
the uudrrfign'l. have OK ended money and
performed labor fr you TO tho hinUiint Of
tsiOnI seven hundred dollars. on the Last
ClisaCc mine, DCllbU Mining District. E!ko
ccnpiy, Nevada, ard uulCsB sou pay tho slnio
within ninety days from tho date II this notice
y0nt interest In PAID niinO Will DO forfeited TO
US by operation Vf ls~.
II. T.. DRIVER,
u. T.. DRIVER.
belano Aiming District. rlko county. Nevada.
Fcb. IGtb, 1876. IlG9m
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WEEKLY ElKo :IRDEpENngar.
THE LIGHTNING x.IaLGAm lrou.

Tho Washington correspondent OF
the San Francisco Fosffusnislles q dos
,cription of another rew process for
working quartz.
The lightning Amalga,uator il the
name of u new process for crushing
aud treating all kinds of ores, full up
ito the assay and at equitable prices. The
whole apparatus is very simple. Brok-
Ger rocks Of about tho size Of q turkey
egg is put into n crushor mot largcr
than an ordinary piano, and from 20 TO
.25 tons is pulyerizcd M fine MS flour
daily. A larger crushcr Of course per-
forms more work. zone mun only il
employed about the entire crushing.
from tho time it is dumped Until re-
,quired for the furnace, which consists
'of a cast iron column OF cylinder from
IL to 20 feet high. 1t is divided into
three compartments equi-distnnt from
each othar by valves worked by a lover.
Around this upright cylinder there il
built a brick enclosure with an aperture
sufficiently largeto admit Of q contin-
nal blaze from bottom TO top. a charge
OF ore is placed in tho top compartment
,of tho cylinder. anal efter remaining
five minutes tho frat valve is turned
and tho charge drops in tho compart-
ment below; thore,it meets with u strong
ter heat and yolatilized quicksilver. Ten
minutes in this and it is dropped in
the next lower compartment, wllero it
is subjected to q white heat and thon
dropped in the bottom to cool. Being
thoroughly i~mpregnatcd with quick
silver it goes to the ~amalgamnting pans
and in four hours comes out bullion.
The quicksilver is supplied from q
chamber ut tho foot of the third COM
a'artment, md opposite to tho furnace
which supplies tho heat. BY tho use
of the vnlvos the quicksilver is all OF
nearly all suycd.
above described, with privilege to work
machinery, batteries and conconitnnI
expensive buildings and employees arc
.JIrtnlled, saving almost fiye-sixths of
Tho present cost. The pRtcnt for
this invention was issued about one
.yonr ago, butimprovomonts have been
made and defects pointed cut which
establishes It's utility beyond question.
Tho different ores from Virginia and
North Carolina mines aro being tried
every day with success. Ores that
would only yield from 81 10 $40 per
ion heretofore are by this method in
creased 10 $40 and $40. Tits owned by
foundrymen, Walker & Co., of Phila-
delphia, and was discovered by the
scientific representative of that firm. ,
The expenses per ton ia not expected
to exceed 81. 90, and they guarantee 10
get The full na3Hy and in no event to
fall belowtiye per cent.
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NOTICE.

ITO WILLIAM LYMAN. ono of Tue ~iJcs;a.a
L Of the Rosebud" mine. In Wyoming EIiu.
tug District. County u Eiko. State Of NCYnla:-
You are hereby notified that I have caused the
necessary WORK I1'be done on said miuc to &C.
euro the assessments tor the " arB 1911, 1872,
l'13, 1874 and 1875 { T. your Interest In szId
mine. and unless tlIr Zinc II paid. together with
the costs Of advert siIg the same, at the o.isc
OF the -E:LSo l:;pEPESDE4 T. at Elko. Nevada,
within ninety l90l days from the first publica-
ton OF thisn notice. your interest ia eaId Rose
bud" mile will revert 10 NC according to Law.
MARY A. ROSS.
Dated January %. 1916. Ia29.3,n
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E0TICE OF ASSESSMENT.

SYRACUSE MINING GENERALIZATION
, OF principal place Of business. EIso. New:
location OF works. Grand JUNCTION Mining kfs.
,trlct, Elko County, Nevada Notice IN
hereby given. that al a mr4ting OF tho Direcs1rs
held OH the 9th day Of October. 1875. MI lsfrss-
mcnr 90. u Of Three Gents per sl.sru WIS
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately to the Secretary, IN United
States gold coin, at the Otnce OF tho Company,
In Elkp. Nevada
Any stock upon which this assessment rlla!l
remain unpaid on tho 9th dry OF November.
1879, viii To delinquent, anl advertised for
sale Ct public auction, and unless payment is
made before, Will be sold on FRIDAY, the
26ih day Of November, 1875. 10 pay tho dclin-
quent assessment, together with costs Uf nd
y-rtising, and expenses Of sale. BY order Of
The Board Of Directors.
E5.td L. oS%TREIcuER, Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION RDTiCE.

NOTICE. IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ eorartncrtlhr heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under firm name Of faruut X
ilowey, In the Disseminating business. - here.
by dissolTeI by mutual consent. U. /. Eaurut
Will collect all debts and se.tlc all demands.
q. l.. rAuHHT.
JAMES u0WET.
TuscarJra, New. Feb. /. 1916.
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NOTICE.,

RIO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. There I. no
J. pcrsons authorized TO uso my maine IN
making duy inrclAits for tho bCnt1t Of any
buFincsa IN Elko County.
l. J.. iARDEsTY.
ToLre. St7Apl, Jtn. II, It7s. !L2g.sw
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

THE COMPREHENSIVE I"TEItETOPORE EX-
lstiig under tho na;nc and styln OF Wilson
i Co., engaged IN thr painting buSIle rs in Elko,
Is he cby di'aolTea by mutul! C insent.
J. l. cOoK.
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DiVlDEND NOTICE.

NFFICE or TnF LEOPARD MINING GUN.
" r4ny, Room .. sc. 100 Montgomery street,
San lIarcisco. FEB. &c. l35G.-A dividend TO.
~ of sryeEty.fiyc Cents per share. Mas this day
declared. ra!s'!c oa Turtdny. ;hc 18th Instant.
Transfer Books ciose Un FIidI:, Ilc llti lust,
at ) O'Clock r. II.
fl5.lin q. II. BROWN. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE FIRM OF CHASE BROTHERS Is
L hereby mutually dissolved. III EatlrrA
pertaining To the Z brand Of catti-, also the
srtt ein at nf all compsu? accounts briong to
II. II. ChaBc.
Z. Il. CHASE.
il. II. CHASE.
Glover Valley, Dec %, 1876. Il6.lm
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LOT i MILL sTTEy,

BEGINNING at a post marked post No. !. U. &.
Survey No. 81, lot u. which poet Ia identical
Etth p ct No 2, OF 81 corner Of o.. \, survey 30.
81. lot a, and running thence fret course, y
65is dega. Z so feet to post marked Sn. 9, u. s.
surrey NO. 81, 10: d. ihtEce EccInd cnurEe y
PIX doch. W eel feet to poHl InaTkCI sc. 3, u.
+. survey 70. 81, lot II; thouco third cOurse .
s5iS aCgH, " $50 feet 70 post mhrhcd No. I, [.
8. survey No. ~, lot u. on The eastern limo Of
turTey No 81, lot i; thoics ol0mg tho eastern
Inc OF said survey NJ. 81. iot \. fourth course =
AK drCA. u, Geo feet 10 rUat nIarSrd no. /. tho
place OF bt2!uulug; containing D acres; courses
eIrrcssch from the true mtridiNn with u mag.
DCiic variation Of II. dc;s. D..
Any and ell lcTsoiu, claiming adversely tho
mining er"ilhd, yc'r. i1du, premises, mill cite
or any rUfliun tlicTrof. go divided, ElrYtycd.
plated aud applied for. are hereby notified shat
unlcss their adverse ciRima IT., duly nlcd, ac-
corning to Law. aud the regulations hereunder
within plNty tiO) dlys from The date thereof.
with tho Register OF tho UnitcI Sis'cs Land
Dfico, ut Else. E'kO County, in tho State UI SrY.
ada, they viii he barred and all Of their cou.
Eidered sights waived hy viituo Of tho pFOyis-
ions OF The statute H. relation thereto.
Wherefore, pursuant e. Nv, I direct this
motto" 10 be published for sixty (c9J days ia tho
Et.Ko l.pErESDEsr, o dsily Newspaper printed
aud published nj Ei&o, ia the County 81 klhu,
ftain ct %er6hl. tho sIino being gcarcEt tho
location Of sLld miplDS CIHIiu aud mill sitc.
j?9GeI. JoHE {. nAYHUGu, L.. 3. Register.
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MOTIF T..

ITO ALI. PERSONS OWNING OR CLArNISd
L arg Interest Ia the JOHNSON u,inc. la C-ii-
tcniial, formerly BAH RAM D!s::Ic; located In
Use iHEies 10 l.. q. Nah. l.. =. Davis. O.C.
ItoScrS,L. Is Seymour. j. johnson aun Il l..
smith. on the I'D day Il June. 1872, are hereby
nouhcd that / have caused the necr<sIry work
l" b. done OF sAId Rhine to secure the aSsrss-
incntS for the years 1874 AMI lc15. ard unlcs4
I.c game iLpaid. together with i~n;,rctt ~ IL
per CeLt. per month, AMI costs Of advertising at
tke Office ~ the ELEo S~DEPkSpTNr. Llko. Elkn
county. Neysda. within ninety l91I days from
the tint publication Of this noiiSr, your Interest
In sIid JUhuson miIc will revert - mo according
to law. l.. Is. SEYMOUR
New, Jan. ~, 1875. jl5-9ol.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. 1s. U. S. SURVEY NO. 81.
U. g. LAND OFFICE. ILEo, EEvADA.l
January 18th, 1916.

U. g. LAND OFFICE. ELEo, EErADA.1
January 18th, 1916.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlYEN THAT THE
~ Young America Mining Company. whoso
rott-oflce Hddrc9s Is Room 10. ., no. 100 Mont
Romery street. San FrlncIsco. California, has
made application for eight hundred feet. linear
measure, Of the Young Amer ca lode. which Is
bounded ON the moth BY tho First Extension
North aud on the south Icy the Young America
South. T:iuatcd In TrSearor1 Mining District,
County Ci Elko, Stats OF Nevada;
Beginning al = post marked 10. l, q. 8. sur.
Tey No. 81, lot A. whence the sectlnu corner Of
sections :, 3, 10 aud II, toUna!!ip 80 y, 4: 81 T.,
u. u. 81, bears ) 22E dcGs. ". 1889 feet;
!hCrco ruuUiGE Grtt caIIsc, y 6jI dogs. T.
COO feet, to pest marked 10. .. u. :. sutTDy 80.
81, lot 4: thence second course y 2itt dogs. W
800 feet u post marked No. 3. q. s. GirVoy No.
81, lot A;taenco third coarGc, $ G5S Digs. " Coo
feet, TO ros; marked No. !. L. S. survey No. ~,
lot \; thence fourth courEn. Is 2Iit dcgu. E 500
feet 10 post marked no. /. the place III brgtn
nlnGi containing II ALTO ncrrs: coarsc1 tx.
prcoEol from tho tIGo meridian. with "a mag
ntiic variation Of l7T dCJ,. L. and tlic ruryoy
hts been made to cohfYIm to tho original uoiicc
Of location.
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pOSTPoKEMENT.

UNHE DAY Oh WHICH TIE ABOVE ASSESS
4 mcnt shall become delinquent Is hereby
postponed unIn wSlucsiIy, March Is, 1876, and
the day Of salt until Saturday, April Is. 1916.
j22.td I. osTREEcnrR. Secretary.
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Borrowing to great advantages l
hovo in purchasing goods, I nm pro-
,,orc1 10 soil them Mt exceedingly
low priccs. Grill and satisfy yourself
boforo purchasing elsewhere.
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CAUTION.

R4"p I'HAS FLEET. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jap.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10
nlet mo- G~,lty Man Escape."

The Minister of the Interior hurries
breathless to the office of the keeper
of one of the State prisons;
How is this?" he cries: 81 placed
an important prisoner in your keeping
last week, and now he is over the from.
tier in Belgium and making game of
us. Read what he says in this paper. "
The keeper calmly peruses the Jour-
nal and retu ms it with the remark:
"He lies He did not escape. | put
him OUT"
Iou-put-him-ou,?"
81 did. | summoned him to my Of
flee. He treated me with disrespect.
told him that unless he could behave
himself l would put Lin out. He con
tinued his disorderly conduct, and l
just kicked him into the street. That
is how it was. '--I'dris Newspaper.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10


Gov. HENDRICKS AT A POLE RAIs-
.ING.-The New York Tribune
states that Gov. Hendricks attend
ed democratic pole raising at
Johnstown, N. Y, about thirty
miles from Saratoga, on Saturday
evening. The people turned out
to the number of 5000 or 5000
and Gov. Hendricks made speech
which excited much enthusiasm
His letter was then read to the
crowd by gentleman who whet'
ted their expectation by telling
them that it was reserved to the
people of Fulton country to be
the first in the United States to
hear the document. Uov. Hen
bricks afterward said he did not
know it was so good a letter till b
heard it read.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10
Alabama Politics.

MONTGOMERY, Aug 9.-1n A.
counties Houston's maiorioy is21 )
lOl; the remaining "a counties in
in lS74gave him majority of H.
900 and it is not thought they
will fall behind that vote. y Rhe
following was telegrophed from
here to-day:
Montgomery, Aug, Ex-senator
W. W. Eaton: Alabama thanks
you for your generous defense OF
her in the Senate yesterday -
The election of Monday was con-
Quoted throughout the State
with absolute fairness, and with.
out the slightest disturbance or
complaint of intimidation that we
have heard Democrats have
elected their State ticket by over
10000 majority and at least four
titths of both branches of the
Legislature. Negroes in largo
numbers voted with us.
W, W. GRAHAM,
Chairman Democratic st ite Committee.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10

To SUFFERING LADrEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's s
Female HydyastiH Powders. for eli female
complaints, By mail, 81. Address, Or
R0gerson. 20. Box. 25s6 N. Z. City.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10
Thursday. Aug. 81. 1876.
100000
REaIsTER,s OFYIcE.

on which occasion they will distribute TO the
ticket -holdars the immensa sunni If
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10

A French pysician says that one
half OF the so called drow ned per
sons are buried alive and that
theymight be resuscitatedbyproper
treatmentafter being several hours
under water. His suggestion is
the interiection of alcoholic stim-
ulants,whipping encrgetalclly,and
a hot iron in bad cases.
New deposits OF guano have
been discovered in The coast pro-
vince Of Tarpaca, in Peru about
thirteen miles south of Punte
Granda roadstead, and the port
for which is on the west side of tho
peninsula of that name. 1t is be
lieved that the bed contains a
least 100000 tons.
wherever 60, said an elderly
traveller the other day,I find men
wearing out their old clothes and
hats; but the ladies almost without
exceptlon,have brand new and ex-
pcnsive dresses
Mrs. kobb of Corpus Chisti, /
called the "Cattle Queen of Tex
as" She owns $4,000 acres o
land, on which $4,000 head of cat
tie arc fattened for market eacl
year.
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LIST OF GIFTS

PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. sl2; Halves, 81: Quarters.
q tickets, .Sl0O; 2719 tickets. $500; 49,,
at sl2 each:
!, Hon. Z. Il Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire hoard of City Councilmeh. Hon.
Alvin DqNall, late Chief Justice OF Ken
tucky, and other distinguished citizens. to-
ticket holders present may designate will
superintend the drawing,
II Remittances can be made by Express. Draft,
Post Office Money Order or Registered Let.
ter eT ms made nayable to -KENTC CCKY CASH
DlSThlBU TON COMPANY:
All communications, orders for Tickets
and application for Agencies should be ad :
HON. THOS. p. PORTER.
General Manager. Frankfort. by.
julyl5. 2taW1m
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AGRI CULTURAL ITEMS.

If every farmer made it rule,
rigidlyadhered to to keep stirring
the soil,uot only to destroy weeds.
but to improve the land, farming
would be so suddenly advanced
that it would amount to almost
revolution Three important ad-
vantages are secured by this SIM
pie operation; clearing the land of
weeds, mellowing it and enriching
it.
According to the data collected
California will have surplus of
wheat for export this year not less
than 100000 tons. there will al
so be an export balance of about
200, 1000 tons of barley. Putting
these items together we have $50,
600 tons. To carry off this sur
plus Of grain would require tleet
of more than 900 medium sized
ships.
Some people think that the
more pieces they can cut weed
into,th surer it is of dying. The
trouble is that this leaves the root
bare of top in the best possibLe
candition Of growing. Cutting off
the tops is not the way to destroy
them, even though the roots are
afterwards pulled; many of them
will grow again. The only safe
way is to phil the weeds entire,
keed the top with the root. This
will mellow the ground and rem
der hoeing easy.
1t is quite desirable that grass
should be drywhen cut-that it is
free from either rain or dew-for
it is more difficult to evaporate
the water from inside of the grass
when the outside is covered with
water, and rain or dew will evap-
l crate much faster from standing
| grass than after it has been cut
4 min putting hayin cock large
cocks should be avoided, as small
ones will heat and dry through
much quicker. The greatadvantage
of curing in the cock overcuringin
the sun and air are these: the lea
yes are tougher and adhere more
tenaciously to the stalk, the juices
are eqqelled and wasted much less,
and hay remains a greener and
more inviting hue. When put in
to the bay, air is excluded the bet
ter in our opinion. Cracks in the
side of barn injure rather than
benefit NOW of hay, and hay in
a tight barn will be less likely tc
mould or become mustv than in 8
open one,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-10
NOTRE DAME
Of Maryland Collegiate Ir,-
For Young Ladj,,

Near Govanstown. Baltimore por,.
conducted by the school sS;tIg' s;,sg'
Of Notre Dame.
This Institution is most desi,,hl,t
three miles north of Baltimore, ANY an1i .,i
ded with every accessory for beaIa y:
fort. The system of education pur:v.i
signed to to develop the mentm ,.a w,a
physical powers of the childrc \. n n.al -
refined. accomplished and usef"l m..s. I'LL.
society. In the REGULAR course whs,ss i
the German and French Language. y.
OF pupils is limited to one hundred ris
PAkLOk B0ARDERs.
for young ladies who desire p,iy,
ments, nu mber limited to fourtss,
Young Ladies whose health re1u,.,,
privileges, can be accom- mo lated mn
class country residence. l0cated -
rounds. provided fifteen positive !.
tions are made before the 18th Of in
advantages are the sane ic,S
For particulars send for CataIoE,
jy6-dl0W
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Thos: p Porter. Ex Gov. KY,
General Manager.
POSITIVELY NO PoSTPoNEMENTl
as we vi i'll have ssries OF Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent of post
poning.
I.rS- oF t3trra
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Dunbar System

SUCCESSFULLYi
=" interfering invariabl,Isured inl one sh ae-
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung hoseses IRE
nediately benefited and,left in condition to
the aid of which nature soon effects perna-
aent cure,
Lameness from corps instantly rem owed
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases OF the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg. hereso- :
lore considered incurable by "0ld Soho OH
Veterinarians. are by d judicious application
u the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at tho
ONCE, showing cause and effect
=, Having been at great expense TO acquire a
thorough knowledge Of the subject. and be-
ing the only smiths in the State to whom Mn
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method Of
treatment. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. liiandi lIa Orange 81.
RAyID w GILMAN.
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CEND 25c. to g. p. RowELL q CO.. New
= York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, contain,
my list OF 5000 newspapers. and estimate,
showing cost OF advertising apr2OlyW
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
WAGONS! WAGONS!

kkzEiaLRszRg
Carson City Studebakes
Wagon Depository.
JIAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
II for ths sale Of the celebrated Studebaker
WAGONS. I am now receiving wagons from the
above msnufsctory, especially adapted TO TINS
state, AZ they were made from models snd pat
t,rns sent to the :nanufacsorJ by me. also
havs . nns lot OF
EXPRESS AND LIGHT sra,ss wAaaas
on hand. Also Farm and Road Wagons OF my
own make. Tho above Wagons ! saatsatee 10
seIl as low Is the same style Of WAGONS can DO
purchased il Sacramento City. with tae add;
tion of freight FROM Sacramento TO Carson /
have also on band and TO: sals
ALL SIZES Of CAST STEEL Axlfs.
Some very fms Three and one-hait neh Cast
Steel Axles for Logging Purposes Also q!
kinds OF
Hard Wood Lumber.
Wagon Material.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
Also, agent for the esisorsted
sarven Patent Wheels.
4isctsmi.hins OF l.. kinds. Carriage Repairing.
csc. &c. nea:iy done.
Horse.shoeing a Speciality.
Having purchased the r.sh. to the use OF tbs
celebrated
cooOENouCA HORSE SHOES,
New style), 1 call especial attention Of horse
farrie-s to the same.
NayINe JUST ESTABLISHED 4 PAINT SHOP,
And employed hrst-class carriage. sign and
ornamental fcirter, invite special afternoon
to work, prices, etc.
w. ID. TORREYSON.
C--uer Third and Csrsen streets. opposite the
At. Charles Hotel; and corner Telegraph and
plaza SITS opposite Keyser Elrod's hay yard
Carson, May 5, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
Notice.
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

4 IL PERSONS RENTING WATEH
u from the Carson Water Company who wish
TO use il for irrigation during the coming SUM
mer, must first apply at the Company's ofhce
and make the necessary arrangements. Any
person diverting water for irriEstion sprinkling.
etc. without first having mnde prior arrange
ments. will be charged such rate a. the Com
pany shall deem right, and any person making
connection with the companys mains, or re-
pewing connection after it has been cut on.
viii I've deal. with q the Company may see nt.
Carson City, May s, 187s..N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17

T. R. HoFER r. E. KELLY
KELLY & H0FER,
Stock and Honey Brokers
omce in County Buildings,
CARSON CITY. EEv..
VxyIr.L PURcHAsE AND SELL
w strictly on commission
Mining Stocks
BONDS OF ALL DESCRIPTION
And Al; other Securities deaf: ia at the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
Advances made on app
proved Stock and other
Securities.
Legal Tenders Bough. and Sold
espoodea.s in San Francisco:
Measrs. J. q. LATHAM & CO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
Injection Returns.

GREENyILLE, Hunt county, Nov. 20.
To the Editor OF 'lhc Herald:
D'm Sri herewith send youa state
ment Of the official vote cast in this
county on the lth instant which IS only
about two thirds of the vote pollcd at
at the last general election for state
officers. Total vote polled $50; rilden
electors 800; Hayes electors 81; p. h.
Culbcrson, Congress, Democrat, 1876;
$. II Russell, Congress, Republican, 81,
Yours respectfully
n. McpOUGALD, County Clerk.
Official vote Of Wise county--rildcn
$50; IIayc, - Tmockmorton j2j
Bigger ~.
Vote in Hit, o0iciol-Thockmorton
l62q, Bigger I
Hood county, rs far us heard from
Tmocbmorton Tot; Bigger mono.
Clay county (two ,rccinct,, Hamilton
and Cambridgc)--Ihrockmor III
Bigger II.
Cook county, onicial-Throclimorton
| 1853, Bigger st.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26
GENERAL sHERMAN's REASONS.

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The general OF the army gives 'ne
following transparent reasons for mass
inn troons nt the national capital
80 ,r
We must protect PuoIic property :
you KNOW ana we must d, g'nru
particularly the "rSci'"'H; n i,''.I
the cy"ntlnI settlement o' me ''c ';,. "
dispute may pc II y ' loI nv l''s1'o ''
that some oil inc hoV',i'o'''' lt'N',,''
and desperate porI'oi' "l ~,
candidate VINO Is hlo'l III '"'oI WIN
the people OF t1' 9,g''n'nH ntot ,,.s
OF Virginia ana M"ryhh" h'isuL 'haN'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-26

NOTWITHSTANDING the denials of the
Secretary of the Navy aad leading army
dignitaries, tho Washington correspon.
dent of the New York Tribune states
that the troops now being concentrated
at Washington, and the vessels of war,
are there to quiet all apprehensions
that are felt in the country of revolu.