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MISCELLANEOUS.
riaAx0U f.1rnTf. Mfon.


BRANCH COUNT, Mion.
Speefat Dspdteh 10 Ths Chicago Iffeuna.
CoInwATEn, hfct., 1lay G.-The Branch 0ouu.
~ Republican Convention elected tho following
persons ~ dolegatea to tho atato Convention. to
bo hsld Al urand nspidb on tho 10th inst: James
A. Williams, John II. Jones. D.. @. Powars
Frank L. sksots, Mantoa Z. sarvins, Cyrus q.
1uce, Ezra NostvIck, Re!osus q. Osborn. A
Senatorial Committee conststing Of G. q. Luce L1roy
Judd, and 3. u. rnrlnson. waa appointed.
FOLK C0uHIr,IA.
lean Convention Today elected detsatsa. iasfaetta
Convention. and 9alusha A. Parsons for Attorney acn.
essl In the Bta.a Convention.
cAss COUNTY, I'LL.
vlaarsla, ill.,. My o-Ths Hspablican County Con-
ven.!on MT .sss today nj, .pr9intsd W Mat gum
the stalo Convention.
Ths following re,onton VA adopted; -
mo.l Worth oi our seiioT-c.sn dsn. chsrlcs Z. Li.
a y s.s .s j sns lss
dom during the dark hours Nllon ths life of The
tion hung trembling n ths balance and fully aPpre.
stao private citizen. and i4 sorvicea to tho reo
pie A. State oicis1 present 11 nan'd to tho ne-
nomination Of Auditor Of puhlo Accounts.
Tho delegates ate understood to be for Cullum and
ecfoGRs.
MI. HCnoaH8.
fntetal nt.eateh 10 Ths chte1as 1ttbsne.
CAANrAIoNt ILL.,. Hay 7.-Tho friends Of Mr.
ecfogRs, elsor of tho Gazsf And candldsts for 9sc
retsry Of Bate, feel sueouFssed By tile telegraph
cd hero during tho pant twenty. -four hours. Up to
thia tina tve six counties hare instructed for
him, and two Of them for him only, xhis from Tbs
counties which lld not inttruet tler delegates re-
ports generally favorable Va are glad tol
rsnats enter ths race ahead Of al pslltora aud
without exception desire hts sncecas.
MICHIGAN COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Speetnt Dispefth to Ths Chicago tribune.
LANSING, Mich, ht.y Sat ths Ion!a Republican
Comfy Convenstpn. tho following lelc0stes wsrs
chosen to tho Stato Convention: GborEs W. Webbes,
George ". ucsinatn, r. D. Gutter, William Town, 4.
Session.. D. W.lson, 8. 4, YconlAus and J. T. Silly.
Presidential v0ts taken in the Convention rosuite
a follows: Driaow, %; Blaine, IT: Morton, Lo-
gan, /.
At The Livingston Republican County Convention
delogattoua solicited 10 both etate Conventions
and the Congressional and Senatorial Conventions in
advance Of tho usual Con.mites calls.
, 1876-05-08
Egyptian E'ellu1ss,

Thu philosopher who deemed him Aapplsst
who hac tho feweat wants ought to have IN
Egyptian fcllah. lie III sometimes oven born tn
the tleldH. The women work up to tho day OF
their confinement. They lie up ono day. and
are ont again the next. and tho baby IL laid
near them in tho ils!ds on bit Of sackinR.
quences, I1ematuse old ags comes On u 10.
and ths population is kept down by torrlblo
infant mortality. Out OF the l40, QUO annual
Deaths 60 900 arc of infant children. 1t has beop
calculated that shEee cut OF avery hvs that ara
survive. al Old Egyp!,an custom that III still
praei!eed IL most synDolcal Of thcls future.
tbs Child ls put into = sieyo aud roled about
to the heating Of drums. "lt y Ia order 10
harden hlm. asy ths paopla
, 1876-05-08

TIE SEVENTEENTH wAnp nErun1,caH c1up
mat sst,rdnv aventnv Al Az Nortb NI,rsst
atreot. On motion, 1t was dooided to reoEgani2e
Ma c1nb ant, h ciart rcv o11cera for tbo enu,.
~ ~, " 49, ~ " ~ ~
Ing yeRF. Tho following COMMITTEES on Nomlna-
tiopa waa apnotrtel By the CHAIR; Ihomas
RI . .rI1
4u1nsJ. 1asuoa Donanue, anu o. D. ala'ten'
which in duo time u,ado tho following report
ror prta,dent Nathan M 1,ufAnpton. yIc.-
ttSs'aea's' "a .: u"en' oesnsu seusso1s'
u. Aochnlh8cF, Joseph s4ntAs uonFJ "eeAnab
Thomas Cannon, G. +. Peterson, O, nntlIenh3l.
serretnYte,. Edward F. IAe James Don.hus: Tfssa-
urar Ti,otn.. Turn,v. Fr.cut,,, Comm,t.as j. A
ss',t 49,, @osA ~, =. n..m. 80 ,s,.," ,,,.,.rs
WI, Hatt q. 4. olandcf N. +. Nclaou, petor 8mlth
rou Heastro1n. Ernsst poehr. II. ysIeonet. J.mea j.
a1n uotton tns rsnart' w., un.nImous,v .dnnt.t.
RI mot;on ia F4nTati,c fnnmittss wsrs trm.,.
t @ t.,,son ~ ~ hsia y. T.. ~ TSse t s.s
sue ~ ~ tsnt' ~ fonws"e n.ned 1sr,ers
W. W.. A. annnIutei Finance compnttso: Thomas Can.
, 1876-05-08

Tho yearly general uaosttuR Of tho Astoslstton
will take place At safstoga, conmonc!nR ssrt. 4:
the Association, David A. Wells, will preside. A
Conference Of Chhsitics viii be hold In connec-
tion with tho Saratoga meeting. commencing
Bopt. 8. and continuing three days. as which
eido Moro dctin.to announcements concerutnE
scse mootinga will b mado 1t tho PHILADELPHIA
Conference.
For the Committee of Arrangements:
F. D. SAHuoEx, General Secretary.
, 1876-05-08

Sptefaf Hispateh 10 Jhe CAteaas TFtduns.
BlLEA, ILL.,, May e.-Tho Republicans Of Marion
County convened lere today for tho purpose ot
leeting i've delegates to tho Hlste Convention, dreat
harmony prevailed. Leading Republicans from the
various parties OF the county present. No III
Atructtona other than for the Hon. John Cunningham,
Of this county. for Hata Treasurer. Tho delegation
arc probably dfsied on tho GNbernatoElai 1tInation
but will warmly aupport tho lIou. l. u. Needles, Of
Washington County, for Auditor.
, 1876-05-08

INH 1sNQUB1EIUU 0U11Hf BHx1Ft
formerly 1903 State street, Will 10 open to the public
to-day thEouday) at new location, No. 2os West
Madison street, corner Of drcon, VIC invite ali lovers
Of superb md ATTRACTIVE fancy .goola 10 vtsis our
Daznr. Ys hope prompt attention and low prices
Will ihduco all Our # rmet patrons 10 trade with
on tho Weat Side Levy IEos., Great Exposition DOL
, 1876-05-08
4 FRAUD.

Sptttd' Dftrafeh 10 1As Chtraao 7fi5sas.
HrR1Nds1ELp. H., May 7.-0nc Manger. diesipated
Bohemian, claiming 10 represent tho Inter Ocean and
other chicsgo papers, cano hero few days ego to
wrio up Tho candidates. ho aatd,-capeciAliy Gov.
uoEsridRe and BccretaEy Harlow. lie docs not sp-
pear to laTa got In much WORK, and tho 1nieT0t n
te!egYapha 10 this city rcpudlating him fraud.
How mitch ho has beaten tito candidates out OF hsy do
not say. us las gone to pasturea new.
, 1876-05-08
GOING TO THE CENTENNIAL.

UTILIZING " fhtENDa IN PHILADELPHIA
TO tia Editor a The Chicago Tribune:
OH1cAoo. May G.--The inclosed slip, from the
Nov York Sun Of Apri! 30, oontatns pssaaEe Of
Wit betvsoa couple Of old friends OF mine,
. which, think u very nne, md worthy Of pubii-
, 1876-05-08
THE COVERNORSHtP.
ninf}NiY.


10 TIT Editor e} The Chteaos Tribune:
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, May 5.--Th, withdrawal Of
Mr.. Washburpo from tho GubcEnatorial saco hss
simplifod ~ matters very materially for tho
Republican State Convention. That Mr. Wash-
burns would have developed worry decided
strongth In the Convention We can hardly doubt
kiF. Washburno has many warm friends who
would hayo stuck by him to tho last. But he Is
now out Of Tho way, aud wo must look for The
next bost and least Objectionable candidate and
such no believe to DO the Hon. Thomas =.
nidgway. present State Treasurer. Dlr. Rdgway
han been aptly termed tho "nativo candidate"
He La just this pzcclHoly, and should he rccoivo
tho hepub'ican nomination. ho will ho
tho first and ouiy nat3vo 1lltnoitan
u]Ion whom the honor Of Chief Magistrate OF tho
Sinto was ever conferred. TAa Of itsef should toll
immensely In bis favor, but whom backed By bis
known integrity Ills high buancss qualifications. Tho
purity boi1 OF h!s public and private life, and above
ALL his parfert freedom from all political rings
cli1nes when all these thInss, SAT, taken into
consideration toy shond, and bceye will, rcnser
HIM irrcsatiblet bntl candidate before tue Con-
vcntiou and candidate hefora the penpe. 1!ve us
Httgway for standard.beastr, xnd this Republican
party will awesp tho 6tato In November bT 10000
majority. F.
Speefai Dtsn1.rhts Ira Chicago 5ttbun4.
6rHtN8S1ELn, Ill., May 7.-C1fro tspatchcs last
night rerorta that tbs Alexander and pusskt County
Conventions wsrt helt Saturday, both counties In
atructing fur 1dgway for Governor.
, 1876-05-08
MARRIAGES.

LAW-1iOL313-3Iay l., 1a7G, At tho residence o1
@. Z. uo!nE, EAg the bridoB father, by the nev, T
". 0oodspced, MIFa Jennie T.. uolma and h1E. John
W. Law, NIL Of Chicago.
, 1876-05-08

70 chs Editor Of Tbs Chfeago 7rtbnuts
CHICAGO, May 6.-Whcn J. L. D. vAs 4 csnddAtsf for
Sheriff, there also Uulon officer who hsd fought
ali ths way through. Thrice wounded, aud maimed for
life. 10th candidates wero members OF tho Grand
Army Of tho Isepubic, and both cano homo With tho
ts Of General" John L. D. did, by mlstsprcasnts-
t!on-yos, by direct fulsehooa-outstrlp tho really
worthy man, and hs hold tho place and had the
cmolumcuto OF tho of1ce. From rat 10 l4st he had
wonderful method tn lila jfttAo,t way Of managing
and he is now throwing superhuman effort into his
fororn ,,ore for Governor Of Illinois. Out upon such
sycoplnnoy Which IL l.sgraeo fo our state Esecu-
lars, and thiovcs. They will conHpiro together
make hts election complete, aud 70 make
efforts 10 foist npon tho reops Of IlluoR pardontnY
machine Which Is ilsgrace, a1ld stench in tho
nos:sia Of al lar.aodsng poope. He viii yet tnas-
"dImhocracyr BY creating contempt anu disgust In
the boson Of every 1oyct Of docsnoJ and justico
AnnUf.
, 1876-05-08

cation by You. The oil Quaker gote tho bast Of
It. Father Evans u,uss DO ovor 10 5oars o! aye,
and wonderfully eonial and hospttablo. entor-
tanned hitn 1t my houao In Ottawa twenty-five
yoars Ago. U.
, 1876-05-08

0kontEed o1-Marrow for tho Hair.
by Buck HAyus1, make1a af tha NAIa QoloknA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
AHEAD OF QUEENS CIRCUS.
What an old Sage Brusher Says OF
the Exhibition

j. +. Abel writes us from Philadel-
phia. where he arrived on the 2ud instant.
AS follows: | landed Mt the Changers
encnmrment last evening after a long
trip across tue continent / am well
pleased with what I have seen, and
would not miss seeing the encampmebt
for the money expended on the trip.
Talk about Montgomery Qneen's show,
1t would not make "A vest pocket for
this. The Centennial Encampment of
Patrons of Husbandry is 1876 feet long
and $50 feet deep. with capacity for
4 900 guests. have no. yet had op.
portnnity 10 go through the big show.
bnt its appearance is enormous. What
attracts my attention most il the num-
Der of ladies. which is strikingly in
contrast With gatherings in Nevada
and California, where men oetnhmber
the fair sex three to one. The women
as n general rule Mt this encampment
are plainly dressed and have good
healthy looking faces, such as you and
| were accustomed to seeing when hovs
hundred years ago. / feel young and
spry oSce more and this leaves me in
excellent benlth, and confident of Til
aen's election.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
This Mornings Board.

7S5 Orliir 4511. Asa.
$50 Gould N curry IA 1875.
1850 Mexican 2G1% 271g $50
Gl5 Best Il Belrher 4014 40A bio
495 CnIifotria G5l1 65s.
$50 Savage lS9. IL
2to5 Con. Vlr4iuia 46 4GH b5
lU5 Chollnr IL 10
80 Hale ~ Norcross 81 81
so Crown Point 8
$50 Yellow jacket ~ !. 27s.
59l5 Imperial So 81
ls5 Kentuck II los.
755 Alpha 40 3S's
3l5 Btlcher * III.
10 COnfid. nee iGI,
ls0 Sierra Nevada l3t1. 1874
$50 Utah IL l6H
l20 Bniliou 40 Al
$50 Exch-qntr Is IA so
20 Seq. BrIch-r SO
44O Ovrrmnn 81 62L
37s Justice 81 2ln
Gao Union 1917 llS
50 Snrcor SIC
zoe Lady Bryan zoe
30s Julia ca 81,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.
JusTIcE's COURT. rNroS TOWNSHIP, HUMBOLDT
COUNTY, NEVADA,
W. c. RECORD

JusTiCLs COURT. fNfoS TOWNSHIP, HUMBOLDT
COUNTY, NEVADA,
W. c. RECORD
VS..
JAC7p ZURICH and EVA ULRICH defendants
and &. W. URDIN and Il. ". Wo,p. persons
claiming liens On the Real f., ate hereinafter
described.
FENo ALL PERSONS CLAIMING OR
q holding liens, under the provisions OF
an Act OF the Legislature OF the State Of
Nevada. entitled An Act to tecure liens to
mechanics and Others, NJ d TO r, peal III other
Acts ~ relation thereto,' approved March q
ls'5l, on the following described premi es
and real estate situate in the town of Winnie
mne'a. in said county and State to wit
Lots number / and II on bl. ok NJ, as desig.
mated upon the on, ial map If said town,
together with the hall, saloon and all other
buildings UPON said lots.
WHE Las. the said Plaintiff has COM
menced action in said Court aga inst said
Defef' dants to" foreclose lien held by him
against the shove deneribed property, under
the provisions Of said Act. you are hel eby
notified to be and appear before the Justice s
Court of Union 10 wnship in said county at
the office uf the Justice of that Court i'll the
town Of Winncmncca on the LIST day Of August,
A. u. 1876, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day
then ana there to exhibit the proof OF your
said liens.
GLASS 4 HARDING,
Attorneys for PlAintiH
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT COURT.

W. Q. BONNIFIELD, JUDGE.

W. U. BONNIFIELD, JUDGE.
The following business was transac-
ted yesterday
james II. Clark vs., Judson d Shep-
herd; special and general demurrer to
comp laint sustained. and plaintiff al
lowed until Monday, July 18th. to file
and serve amended complaint.
n. Levy q ". Seigel VS.. John Ross d,
Sons; by consent of counsel 1t was
ordered that further processipgs be
POSTPONED until defendants case in
bankruptcy is disposed of.
l.. q. Tlllotson L Co. vs.. the Nevada
and Northern Telegraph Company Co
by consent of counsel it was ordered
that further proceedings be postponed
until defendants case in the Court of
bankruptcy is disposed Of
counsel for defendant Mana, made APP
plication to withdraw application to tile
additional affidavit. There being no
objection. il was 40 ordered Defend
ants motion to set aside default
aud plaintiffs objection thereto. heard /;
motion submitted xad taken. under
ad,isement.
Court adjourned Gntil Wednt sjay,
July 18th, at 10 Az.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL. ALABAs-
TER may be attained by using GLENN, $
SULPHUR SOAP, which dc es away with
the necessity for Sulphur Baths. Try
it. ladies. 1t is a genuine beautifier.
aud very economical.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


TAKE THE LIBERTY TO ANNOUNCE
L TO the public of humboldt County that l
am candidate for the office of County
q mnission'r subject to the action Of
the Democratic party, on the condition
that Gu accepted on he platform that
taxes sneuld be paid on the actual cash
value Of the property owned-no matter
whether the assessed be u common land
owner, retail dealer, wholesale dealer, or
corporation, G. CHENOWETH
iny-lW
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

sING.--Passenger travel from
the East over the CENTRAL Pacific K Ill.
road, which during the months of Nav
and June was very light. Is increasing,
aud the heaviest train from that di-
rection for some time, passed over the
road last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
Steamer Ashore.

LONDON, July IL.
A telegram from Montevideo reports
the steamship Georgia, from New York
for San Francisco, ashore in the Straits
of Magellan. The vessel is probably
a wreck; although the cargo will be
saved.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO. July IL, 1876.
A Savings Bank TO Close.

SAN Francisco. July IL. 1876.
Savings Bank TO Close.
At an annual election for trustees of
the Western Savings Union, an entirely
new Board was elected, and instructed
to wind up the affairs of the institution,
also to prosecute the late officials for
their illegal acts.
Railroad EIsc ion,
The old Board of Dire iors we're re.
elected at the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Central Pacific yes-
terday.
Rumor Denied,
IT has been rumor~d that Senator
sharon would resign. In an interview
he denied it, and said he would hold
on till his term was out; said his bust.
ness affairs were all right. and took 81
little of his time az not to int f.re with
his duties as United States Senator.
PostofHce Force 10 he Reduced
The appropriation far the Postoffice
here having bsed reduced by Congress,
Postmaster Coey will have To reduce
his force to keep within the appropria-
ton, and eight clerks will walk ont the
! first of next month.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

AssEs~xENTs. The attention Of the
Stockholders of the Montezuma and
h9rdscane Mining Companies is dir Ct
ed Go the othielal announcements OF as.
assessments levied which appear ia an
other os4aaaa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

LRorAR@ BULLION. The Leopard
Miniug Company Is shipping bullion
again, and the stock is higher than tor
months past. Last evening Wells
Fargo 6Ce. took west three bars from
Sho mine valued at nearly $1,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

hEcArnuRED, - A dispatch from
boise Oty. Idaho. says. that Scott anu
Miller, the stage robbers who escaped
from The County Jail few days ago,
were recaptur.d yesterday and again
lodged in Jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
+ O r f | q N

Turkey's Reply to RoamaniA
CoNsrANTINoPLK, July IL.
Turkey replied to Roumania with
reference to the naturalization Of the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK nEPonr.
Last Evenings Boa d

800 Meadow Valley
80 Raymond If Fl, 81
L9J Enrekn l2H l2$4
so Belmont 80
44o Leopsrd ~ -
$50 .strrr~un ]
$50 GAIA Toe 621sc
80 N"rlEeru Belle 80 3I1I
400 Gen Thomas 81
400 Mansfield Soc
j l6u'Wusn Con 6212 60
80 Modoc 313
1850 New Iosp % 81,
go Golden Chariot Toe SIZE
800 Savage 1879
:9lU Con Virginia 40 4Ssa
1870 Best II Belchsr 43 42%
.355 California G7$I 677.
$50 yellow Jacket 2S4 2SL
10 S'err" n. vnda 1879.
$50 U'ion ~
60 Hale & Norcross 81
200 Gonld & Curry l44 Az
44O Jnlia Z
$40 Mexican % 271.
800 Orhir Az Az
200 Ovtrman 60 81 -
22O Imperial 5ss 81,
100 Crown Pnint9
2s5 Alrha ~ 421% b5
80 Exchtqnrr 1871
800 justice 2lL.
3 IEh 10
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

HUME LDT FAIR We are indebted
to J. ii. job, Secretary OF the Society
for copy of the bylaws and second
annual announcement of the Humboldt
District Agricultural Mining and Me.
chanical society to be held in Winnie
mncca. October 2ud. 81, 4th, 9th aud
9Th 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
Thc War fra Turkey.


BELGRADE, July IL. 1876.
The Bulgarians around Widen have
risen against the Turks, and Servian
troops have consequently crossed the
frontier aud have had several success.
tul skirmishes. 1t is reliably reported
that 10. 600 Cossacks of the Doherndsha
show signs of making common cause
With the Insurgents.
The Turks Re,rcating
BELGRADE, July II.
An official dispatch says that the
Turkish troops on the right bank of
the Danube have retreated to Ardia.
Victory Claimed
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July IL.
A special dispatch says Hasson de-
feated 1000 Serviaus at Saballaji.
Ismael AGha has compelled the In
surgents ut Sabide to retreat into
Austrian territory.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
SOME TniNG NEW.

Prof. Address, the greatest living H.
lusionist and Prince of Veniriloquists.
will gise three of his presentation en-
tertainments at Centennial Hall, July
10, IA, and Is. 100 useful presents
given away nightly. Admission only
so cents; reserved seats Is cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

ATTACHED. - The notorious Noble
Forsbay shook the dust of Winnemnc-
ca from her slippers sons three or
four weeks ago aud left for the Wet
on prospecting tonr. Yesterday the
furniture given her 10y the sympathetic
and kind hearted ladies of Carson,
when she reformed, WAS taken to the
depot for shipment to Truekee, where
it appears she has located. AT the
time of her departure she left some
bills unpaid, and the furniture has
been attached for the debt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

Danube, on the Roumania frcutier,
that the Turkish fotilla received orders
limiting its operations to the mouth Of
the river, only.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12

CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Augurs, Butts.
Iron, Anvils, Screws,
cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel.
KIorse Nails, Berax Bells,
xle Grease, Bits, Boilers,
Rakes' Headers, Mowers.
Door Locks, Betting.
Nheelbarrows, Rabbit Metal.
Wire, Grindstenef, Machine Extras,
OK YoAes, Barbed Nire Staples
on Cans OF every description.
Drilis of all kinds.
W. ooderware, TeakettFes,
Iron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Pate mt Iron Planes,
Mails, Scissors, Wash boards,
Egg.beat@rs. Tubs,
M-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn Coc6s, Hammers,
Chains Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Flac Irons,
Axes, Pumps, ETC., etc.
ply3 IT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-12
T { l. L G r a r HIC
~ Atlantic and Pacific Line

ESPECIAL TO ,-HE SILVER STATE
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-17

Among the various acts of omission
IN which the county treasurer Is ably
seconded by the county commissioners is
the continued neglect to pay the balance
due on the past due school claims.
AS long ago as the month of February
last the holders of these certificates were
Informed by an advertisement in the
organ. which claims to always afford
reliable information, that payment would
be made at the next meeting of the
Board. At the the next meeting the
matter received the fate which is too
frequently apportioncd and was post
poned. This do-notl,ing policy has
prevailed until now, and is likely to
prevail unless the Grand Jury or a judi.
clal mandamus compel action. The Co.
Treasurer has been holding on the money
which was placed in reserve to pay the
claims of the Freedmans Bank should
they be decided legal, and this sum
amounting to over two thousaad dollars
with poll tax of $4,000 added to it
would ne ry cancel every dollar of past
school indebtedness-why this repeated
postponemrnt Them
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-17

The correspondent of News and Cou-
rier writes that the Attorney General has
instructed the county treasurer of Rich
land county not to levy upon or advertise
the property of any taxpayer who has
rendered bills of the Bank OF tie State in
payment of taxes, and who has instituted
proceedings in the Courts to have said
billsreoeived In payment thereof. The
News adds: advertising and selling
property, where Bank bills have been
tenderded for taxes, is bare formality,
and might just as well be dropped. AS
the bills can be used to redeem the
property If is forfeited to the State,
there Is neither rhyme nor reason in
refusing to accept them before the for
feiture"
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-17

The introduction of Hawaiian rice free
of duty as IS proposed in the treaty re-
Gently passed by Congress, will be follows
ed by the introduction of Indian rice
free of duty, and this introduction of H.
dian rice, raised at nominal cost, will
drive Southern rice out of the market
and ruin the rice planters. Already the
rice planters are working at an extrem elv
low rate Of profits, and further decline
in price will compel them to abandon
the plantations upon which hundreds of
thousands of dollars have been spent
since the war, thousands of laborers will
be thrown out of employment Already
The low prices have forced down their
wages from dollar a day AID over to
seyenty-fve and fifty cents.