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The daily gazette., 1876-11-14

TILDEN requires only one vote from
the contested states; Hayes all. lfby OBJ
tanning one or even two by counting out
the democratic majority could be figured
out for Hayes, the danger would be very
three states is too large an. undertaking
for even such adroit practitioners as the
radical managers.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-14
DEL" TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1876, P

that the positive direction is that the GER
tificates are to be opened and the votes
counted in the presence of the two
houses.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-14
MoKE!1HANa1, ,Ooo, ,OOoncoPIEs.:soLr,

Gold Medal Awarded to the Author b,
the National Medical Associa-
tion." March 81. 1875,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
1HE FESTIVAL.
tn" Amount hcaiized, amt In
cid-mts and Accidents " the
Evening.

cttrnts and Accidents " the
1 Evening.
The festival gotten mp by the
ladies for the benefit OF the
resident Minister of the NJ. Z.
Church took place according to an.
nouncemeDt last Saturday evening and
WAS very well attended. No, withstand.
ing the dull times the tbIes were
patronized literally. aud the proceeds
equal those OF similar occasions in
former years. While the festival was
ut It's hight an organ grinder, appar-
emily blind, and aliIred in threadbare
black. and green goggles, entered the
hall and solicited contributions. The
intruder was looked upon with much
dlsiasor by the managers. some OF
whom were IN favor OF inviting him to
leave. He was permitted to REMAIN.
however, and at the close, the grinder
removed his gosgies and r.W. johnson
handed 10 the Treasurer, the amount
received by the orgaulst during the
evening. Another incident Which caused
considerable CONSIDERATION among
the fhr sex, Was the brsaking Of u
glass III tue hands of one of the ladies'
who attended the ice cream table,
which cut "a vein or artery IN Der wrist
irom which the blood spurled in 1.
stream AS large as pipe stem. DR..
BoSman. fortunately happened to be
III the room aud With the aid of DR..
Hatcbiugs, stopped the bleeding, and
took the ,uckless lady to Stevens drug
store "hele the wound Was dressed,
Tue receipts from all sources AS far a.
reported were 1871. Tue reports of
the several con- lttees have no, vet
been received consequently We are
unable To give details.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

&Tesnbacks fer Federal Officials on
the Pacific Coast.

A coach of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Ksilroand passed last Sunday with two
or three United states Treasury officers
~Loard. and three or four millions Of
dollars in gteenbacks. A detachment
III soldiers accompanied the officials to
guard the treasure. The money, we
leurned Is seut 10 san Francisco by
the Government for the purpose Of
paying off Custom House officials.
Revenue Collectors, United States
Judges Attorneys and Marshals and
Post Office, MiUt and Navy Yard EN-.
pl yees uu the Pacific Coast
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

Bishop WHIr.KER's SCHOOL. The
following relative to Bishop Whitaker's
school at Rcuo from the Virginia En-
tsrprISe will be of Interest to severa!
Residents of WInuemucca, some of
whom have been patrons Of the school
Since 1t opened. and more Of whom
contemplate sending their daus TO
the school next term: 4" The first term
of Bishop Whlt"kcr's school for girls,
ct Reno, closed yesterday. with thirty
seven boarders and eighteen day
scholars in Attendance. The following
Iist gives the standing Of the first six
teen. the working being on a scale of
100, aud none being OH the roll of hon
or unless averaging ninety in all
studies and ninety five III department;
hTy Gnppeu 99.G. May Kinney 99.l,
Mary Holmes 9S .. Emily Bouniti.ld
81 .. Alice Hunt ~ 5. Maggie Ross
96.7, May Cara 96.7. Ella Bishop 80 5.
Nellie q. TyrrelI 96.3. M'sgls Vance
96.l. Eva s. Elder % |. Hattie Lewis
$50, Lou Williams 50 =. Alice Higgins
go, Gertrude Hatch 9Js. Mary Davis
BIG. Tbs next term b.ains Jana-
AIRY 4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
Fine Beef.

Vauderlip & Shafer will. ON Christ
mas morning. have for sale at their
market the finest beef ever offered i,,r
sale III this cnunty. An TX for this
special OCCASION has for some time past
been fed on grain. and is pronounced
the huest beef ever seen in Ii umboidt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
KOUoI:s9i:ED HORSES.
Fine stock f,r Gov. StanfOrd's
Atab.es.

Attached 10 The express train which
PASSED here Sunday were two cars
lifted as stables containing sixteen
fiue horses tor GOV. Stanford stables.
TAey we're nearly all yonng. and were
purchased at Stonyford Stock Farm,
Orange c0urty, New York, at a cost, it
IL said. of So, 600 Among the ami.
mails WAS truck pony, ahich had been
trained Tor u circus. and a hurse named
Iiectiuneer, Which has u good record
81 trJtttr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

HE perspiration to great extent
depurntes the blood. that IL, it carries
of Its Impurities. If the pores become
oo'iructed those impurities, when they
do not Remain latent in the circulation,
cause eruptlons. The remedy for this
state Of things is Glsnu's Sulphur
Soap. .
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

j. Z. Sabine has Just received an ex.
tenslve assortment OF holiday goods,
consisting Ia part Of watches. .welry,
plated ware, cutlery. guns. pistols.
toys and fancy goods. mats. candies, ETC.,
etc. Call aud sre bis ass prtuieut
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.


A pocket day boo., containing $40
gold note aud valuable papers. lost be-
tween Reipharts store and CeHiennInl
Hall. Ii the iiuder will leave the above
at Levy's store lie iii receive two aud
a halt dollars.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
SUM m CNS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE YOUTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THk STATE
or NEVADA, COUNTY or

JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF rHE STATE
or NEVADA, COUNTY or
HUMBOLDT.
The Singer Manufacturing Company, a cor.
porAtion un'.er ard by virtue OF the
lawho the State Of New YORK.
plaintiff, vs.. L. ). Bowman
and Il V. Julien. defendants.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada III and Tor the county OF hum
boldt, and the complaint filed in tho
oihee of the Clerk Of said District Court
ON the 4th day Of october. A, D.. 1876.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
L. 3. Bowman, defendant.
Yon are hereby rquired to sppar in an
action brought against you by the above
named plalntih. the Singer hanufar tnrisg
Company, in the District court OF the ourth
JUDICIAL District of the state of Nevada, in
and for The CoNnty Of Humboldt, ana to all
hwer the Complaint filed therein with the
clerk VI said Court With ten days (exclu-
sive OF the day OF servic, after the service Oh
You of this summon s-if sew within + e
county: or, ii served cut of this county but
in this Judicial DIS rict within twenty days
q h ,rwisc, within forty dayS-or iudcln, mt
10y default will be taken against You accord
ing 10 the prayer of said complaint.
Sale action /, brought to recover the sum OF
So+T %, U. =. gold coin, on n certain prom.
isory nutc giyen by you To the plaintiff ON the
%olh Gay Oh august, 1919, due AID payable nlle
months after date and bearing interest at two
per cent per month from maturity until paid
and ten per cent. counsel fees ON the interest
and principal. Original note given for
S54O 81, U. >. gold coin
Allof which more fully appear by refer
enee to said complaint certified copy Of
which accompanies this Summons.
sAnd you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint AZ above
required. said plaintiff will lake Judgment
against you for $6i7 %. u. y. gold coin, and
Interest on S540 80 from the date hereof at
two per cent. per month until paid and costs
of suit. #k ."s
- Given under my hand and the
I .p. seal of the District Court of the
J Fourth Judicial District If the State
~ of Nevada, in and for the county
Of Humboldt. this l4th day Of
october, A. -. 1876.
J. III. JOB, Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

LOOK out, no fooiisEness, goods mt
Hind me-dou Ii prices stop in and be
convinced ut +. G.. Robins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
sry l..

Gov. GROVER dispatch from San
Francisco says Gov. Grover Of Oregon
lett that city to day for Washington
City. to which place he bias been suo-
pDned ~ sppenr .bsiors the Senate.
aud he will pass here on to- morrow =
train. Gov. Grover has bssu ruundiy
abused for giving Crouin u certificate,
thus compelling Congress to 40 behind
the certificates OF the Governors Of the
three disputed States, yet Iobody dis
pntes that he acted strictly in accord.
ance with the Constitution. There IL
no Democrat worthy Of the name that
wants Tiiden e,ect,d by the disputed
Oregon vote. but fair minded men Of
Nil parties feel thankful that Gov.
Grover cour.e conpels au investisa
ton which Will determine who has
been rlgnItully elected President.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

Call on CLrnoweth at the News
full stock OF new books, toys aud games.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

Go to G. Cbenoweih's book store if
you want to SEQ sights ii the shape of
French and fancy candies got up ex-
pressively for the Holidrys.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

HOLIDAY GOODS 90 10 f. G. Robins
where you can get the best bargains il
WInnemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
TO lsEN

A dwelling house containing five
rooms. situated on Third str. ct. For
further particulars apply at this Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

Remember those fine Havana cigars,
little giant Hnd cable twists. chewing
aud Durham smoking tobacco to be
had at Chenoweth's store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

CATTLE SBIPPKp. Col. Hardin, Of
Qain River Valley, shipped 10 San
Francisco yesterday thirteen car loa6s
Of fat beeves. '.st': a.~.sa.. =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

CoRNUcoPIA FREI6Hr. e. Reinhart
l. Co, forwarding merchants, shipped
TO Cornucopia Saturday $4,000 pounds
OF merchandise. &C.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

BULLION SHIPPED The Humboldt
III. Il III. Co. shipped Saturday Que bar
OF bullion of the as>ayed salns of 81,
69S 13. The Arizona Silver Miuiu,
Company OF Unionville shippe d
from Mill City yesterday three bars OF
bullion. valued at $2,776 80.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

Tax MAsoUERADE BALI. Great pre-
paia'Ions ale beiug made for the mas
querAdc ball to be gwen by the Social
Club GA New Years night. The cltl.
zens generally are going to participate,
and the best music has been engaged
tor the occasion. Supper will be
served III first class stS le at1the Winnie.
mucca Hotel. Masks aud costumes
Gun now be engaged at f. q. Robins
store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26

n LEVY, NJ SIEGEL
220 4 222 California ST., Bridge and Third ste
ban ERAScIsco. MINNENucCA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-26
NOTICE.

L. r. LAMB oYrIcx, IL
CARSON CITY, Nevada,
december 18th. 1o76. ~.
COMPLAINT having been entered at tAls
Office by Peter \. ArfkeF sguinat lainAx IL !.
Jones fog abandoning his ohn-st-d EAtry.
No. ia, dated september !, 1914. upon the
south half nftLe soui beast quarter Se,tioA lAs ;
TcSnship 70, north, Range 81 east n. d. n.
III humboldt county, Nevada. with view 81 !.
the cancellation Of said entry the said per- :
ties are h, IT by summoned tn appear at thts
ofiice on the 10Th day If January lA71. u al &
o'uaeck a. ". Ia respond and furnish tssssk~
aaony concerning said alleged Abxn ionuzsesks
= q. N. HAIRS. Rsgispsa4
a..loAl
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
NEU.JERSEY LEGLSLAIURE.

A BlfI. IN REGARD 10 sTATR ASSESSORS AND A
BOARD OF EQUALzArION- NEW rRoPOsITioN
AS TO 1Hg PUBLIC SCHOOL sYSTIM-JoiNT
MrI1yG OF TIE TWO HOUSES NEXT WEEK
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
TRENTON, JAN 19.-In the House this morn
ing Mr. D.akes resolution FOR committee OF t'ree to
investigate and report OH the abolition OF enolhnes 10y
fees OF officials and substituting instead htcd sa
aries adopted. The Committee consists OF Messs.
Drake, Brown, and Campbell
Tne Esan resolution relative 10 the public school sys
TEN wa called up and Mr.. Grggs introduced amend
ment completely wipng out the preamble and subsu-
ting another instead denOuncng the Democratic party
for It's rympathes with secarian legislation. Further
consideration postponed until afternoon
In the Senate Mr. Jarrard, from the Municipal Com
ml,tec reported further supplement to the Essex Pub
lie Road Board bill without amendment
Mr. Hin moved a reconsideration OF the resolution Of
fered by him yesterday in reference To the Committees 70
visit the lunatic asylums. and offered concurrent
resolution that the Joint Committee on the Lunatic ASy
lum be abolished and that there Shall be hereafter
Joint committee on unac syluns, and that the Com
mittees nov appointed in the Senaie and Assembly be
the Committee Lunatic Ayums Tor the present Leg
isature.
Mr. Potts, from the committee appointed In 1879 TO
draft general law for the Of taxes reported
bill to equalze assessments and to provide uniform
system Of leyying The report il quite
long. The committee point out the difficulties that have
heretofore existed and refer to the acts IL
learned In parts OF the State has been
OmaIy real estate at onchalf what is believed
10 be real value while others have assessed the
fun value The committee reported bill providing for
the appointment OF persons every three years 10 DE
called State Assessors who with the Controller, shall
constitute a state Board ~ Equalization The Board rs
10 visit every county for the purpose Of making vaua
tons and to meet Ia Trenton on the ljih OF August In
each year the purpose Of examination and Vision,
and To- deliver their report to the Controllers ohce The
! report was ordered to be printed. 80
BIZ. were introduced in the Senate a. follows:
BY Mr. KIrk-Relative u the appointment OF county
phy siclans
By Mr. Magie-A supplement TO the act respecting
wTis cerorar having reference TO the carrying up OF
assessments
BY Mr. Pots-To protect black bass In tho rivers In
NewJerscy, by enactng that shall not 10 iwinl 10
catch bass during the months Oi April May oi June
under the penalty OF S. . .
by Mr. Krk-A supplement to the bill for funding tho
floating debt Of ESSEX County.
Mr abbott offered the following:
I'M OF the
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

The people of the North are earnestly de
sirous OF sincere and complete National reconciliation
[Albany journal (RcpJ
If the Republicans Of Ncw-York desire 10
furnish the residential candidate ~ tnis centennial
year they should not pass hghuy by the claims O oecre
tary Fish New-LOndOn Telegram Rcp)
Ii il not worth while to talk about Blaine
a. caid ae for VICE President. Ho would not accept
H. First Or none with Blaine lie has an ambition Ike
unto that Of Luciier, OF the Morning.
News (nd)
The nomination of Grant by the Rcpnbli-
cans impOssibiity but u would mean tic uitcr
overthrow Of his party for do not conceive at tact
the slightest danger under any circumstances OF hs
electiOn.-lCincinnau Commercial QndJ
No one will pretend that the South has cX-
peri need any substantial the rejection oi the AM
nosty bil bat the whole country has experienced -ct
good feeling and Centennial SlCw.-lLOusyilie Courier
Journal (Dcr.)
Bishop Haven writes letter to TIE NV
YOEK TRIBUNE from NewOrlcaus. Poor Louisiana, have
YOU then got him among your other aihlcuOnsl Yellow
Jack IN t.ic Summer and Gilbert Haven in the Winter
''nsat4te archer will not suffice r. WasAin tOn
Capital.
Should Mr.. Conkllng be sustained by the dele
gates from this Stat6-s have no doubt bs "l Dc II
BIZ is hrought forward at all-hc Will show ~ the
Convention degree OF strength which will possibly sur
prise Of those journals which have sncercd 81 ms
Candidacy Albany Express G;cp)
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Liederllranz will give their second con-
cert OF the season Sunday night
The Thomas rehearsal at Steinway Hall this
afternoon viii Of be the principal musical g. en-
OF the wcek-except the concert on saturday evening
The rehearsals for the third concert of the
Brooklyn philharmonic Society viii begin neNt iria, !:
Rats "Ienpre" symphony, B"ethovcns EgiE"A', ,
overture, and Liszt's "Mazeppa" aie the orchestral
pieces.
The New-YOrk Philharmonic rehearsal VIII
take place tomorrow AMI the concert on saturday lhr
sane SYMPHONIES performed last week at the mllnt"
will be reeatd d. Miss LUc6harut viii play lacoIcIlc
concerto OF Roinecke's, and Nine. PappeIhe.n VIII
sing.
The organ built by Mr.. II. J.. Roosevelt at
ChckernS Hall IL completed, and private cN-
hbitIon OF it will be given on FIldy evening L'sdc.
the usual division namely, great, swell, solo, ana da
organs, has echo Orgm Oi four registers place.
above tine ceiling and operated by an electric attach
ment.
Somebody writes to n Boston newspaper in
defense oi Mr.. j. Dwight. Whom critic has accused
OF gross Ignorance. That is NONSENSE MI. DNl- =
tepntation as one OF the ahcs, and most CONSCIENTIOUS
OF American writer's music j. too well sidDshed 10
be easily shaken H. is strongly preludiccd, rs mans
other accomplish and intelligent men are, against Tie
music OF the new school and when ne writes about II, or
about those cultivate II, he j. generally, thoug oi
.Ourse uuiucutiOnally, unjust But wail" many 0 us
dissent earnestly from some OF lis Judgments We al
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
MUSIC.
AMERICAN MUSICIANS.

Ono of the symphony concerts under the
direction Of Mr. Asger Hamerik at the Peabody ihstl-
tue in Baltimore Will be devoted early next month"; 10
the works Of American musicians. and among the com
positons TO be produced that occasion new piano
forte concerto in fiat by Mr.. a. III. Pease We nave
little doubt that il will make strong and hatefhg %
pression The three movements are an Allegro con
fuoco An Andante reliGiOs0, and second Allegro con
fuoco alternating with Presto. The themes III each are
comparatively simple, rhythmcal melodous' ana very
pleasing and though they handled with conNldeid-
be freedom the construction is so careful that the c'
ness and regularity of the whole work will strike the
most careless listener Orchestra and pianoforto nave
an almost equal prominence. and there are many ocho
tral passages which judge must be highly ehctVe III
pertormance Mr. Peasc himself will play the work III
Baltimore.
Anew symphony by Prof j. X. Paine OF Harvard VIII
be performed for the first time at Theodore Thomas
next symphony concert in Boston. The wide reputation
OF Mr. Paine as one Of the foremost Of American uuS-
clans viii make the production of this important work
an event of no incOnsiderabe interest
Mr. j. IL Cornell of this city has recently pubshed al
schrmcr's "a Primer Of Modern Tonality, to which we
shall refer more at length other occasion IL Is
"incnded for self-sudy an introduction 10 the SU!
nf harncny" aud deserves To take rank ~ one oi INT
best spoc mems OF American musical scholarship
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
NEHcts are Stubborn Things.v

Thousands of human beings yearly borne the swt
current ~ disc down o tue grave just because they do NOT
sufficient knowledge Of themselves. meets
his neClbOT and The rs SalutaiOn "Iipw your
How is your he9itP The reply frequently Is. "Oh, am
well with the exec pOu ~ cold Most persons lightly
gard cold. Reader, do you know that cold Il Of Tho
most maaiesi cold only clogs up IN,
entire and rcaTds circulation hut it Is
productive OF Gaia h whch quite apt 10 lead 10 Consnp
uOn. "Oh you "t nothing but c0id IN my head
True; but dt cOid really mild om OF Catarh and not
arrested will become chronic Catarrh IL OF
In the
diseases. passage obstucted the Of
impaired and tero is disaEreesblo sensation of
sure In tie head IN the more Nanc. stages there Is dls
having OdOr II the disease be allowed 10
IN coarse thick hard inorusatOns Will form in
the head the bones of whc sometimes become sOfehed and
break away pieces. Why VII PERSONS continue 10 sufer
from such ann0ging disgusting disease, when hIy
well he cured ~ Dr. CataTh Remedy Will
forms CataTh; fact IL IL the only
and remedy which has yet been offered 10 the public
Many harsh, Ti aiing paTaOus FOR time, relieve
the urgency 0 the symptoms bit they do not cu the disease
Dr. CatsT Remedy j. soothing and healing in its ef
feet anI when used with Dr. Ptrces Nasal DOuche
ing to digcctOuJ does not fail to effect sold " al
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
SrIrE AGRICULTURAL SOCIgTT.

ANNUAL MEEIING Al ALBANY MONEY IN THE
TrElsUKT-THg NEW oFfICsRs-IHE ADDRESSES
IL 1nE EVENING.
ALBANY, Jan. 19.-The NewIork State Ag-
rcultura Society met IN the Assembly Chamber at II H..
to hold their annual meeting Sccrcars Bosart read the
report Of the Executive Committee The lrcasuiers re
port shows the receipts for the yearto be 2lO 9O
Of which sI5O,G 81 from the Fair The total dis
bur,ements S3s0GS Ii, leaving balance On hand
OF SI,li2 -. The following officers were elected:
Tresident- Edwin Thorne of Mill Brook. Dutchess Co.
yicePrcsideit-.John ID. King OF Ncw-lork, Isaac H.
Cocks of North Hampstead Daniel Doncastero OF Albany,
" Martin Curtis OF Osdensbury. Jamcs Geddes OF FAIR
mount, Jas Juand Of BanJrlge, RObt j. Swan or Ge-
ueya, Frank h. Reiticd OF Batavia.
COTrespOHdHg NecTeIry-Thos. L. HARRISON OF lO!iey.
EceOrdiHJ StrrttWy-Mm n. Bogait OF Aurora.
TreGsurer-Ad din 1naycr Of HOOsiclt
Erccuiire CJnmiHec-WuI. IL. Holmes Of Washington
County Geo ". lufi.ngn OF Chcmuns County Geo. r..
Mills ur Mont gomrry County, Jno. Il. suIyNesaIt OF
Dutchrss County Iii Fox of Hcrkimer County, lltinan
Glass ot MuuToe County, David VI. Osborne ~ CayuEa
County, and l.rubrn +. Robe OF Steubcn County. .
The Society tlcD Adjourned To meet tis evening IN inc
Assembly Chamber 10 hear the President. annual nd-
dress and addresses from Prof Landreth, trt OF the
Centennial Bureau OF Agriculture; DR.. SturtcNant Or
Massachusetts, Prof Low OF Cornell University ana sec
rotary Gold Of the Connecticut Board OF Agriculture