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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-18
YOUNG MEN

whe may he suffering from the eject OF
youthful f0hies or indiseretion, VIII u"l
well to avail themselves Of this, the great
eat boon ever laid Mt the altar OF suffering
humanity. DIX. SPlNNEY will giaran,
&c to forfeit $500 for every case OF seminar
seakness, OF private disease OF any KIND OF
character whieh he undertakes and 1slIs
o cure. He would therefore say to the nh
ortunate sufferer who may read this hoiiss,
hat you are treEding on dangerous Srouha
sRen you longer delay in seeking the pro
,er remedy foI Your complaint, ion may "
the first stage; remember you are ar
reaching the Last II you are bordering
lpon the last, AID are suffering some or 81
Z its i'll effects. remember that IL you per
list in procrast nation the time must coihe
hen the most skillfai physician can rem
er Won NO assistance. when the q bor o.
! spe will bo closed against YOU: when no
ngel OF mercy can brins you relief. In no
ase has the BDStor failed OF success. Iheh
Il not despair work upon your imagination
mt avail yoursen of the beneficial results
( his treatment before your case is beyeno
he reach Of medical skill, or before gfiin
/ Heath hurrieG yea to premature grave
Full course VI treatment s25. send money
by Post osiss order or Express with run
description Of cEsa.
Call. or address.
DIR. A. M SPiNNEY.
Ne. II Kearnsy Street. San Franeasns'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-18

STAGE LINES. LIVER STABLES.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-18

g. tn GOnpsr day at home. SAM.
SsD W S<Oplss wortA 81 tree.
esussS b Co. Portland. Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-18
A CARD.

TIE all who are suffering fren the errors
and indiScretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. lots Of manhood. &c. will -cnd
. reeve that will cure You. FREE or
CHARGE. This great remedy va. discovered
bv missionary in south America Ssno .
s~lf-addressed envelope to ,hs REv. JosErH
t. IsnAS, station ID. Bible Eouss. New
York City. mas eIa
, 1876-03-23
81.

poris, 90. Nldr5. Sic 9epuiir=
tenfommcr bat bic g9otl bts ~. Wtolars
ts ols gtbscpronctcn oes 9epartemsnts
Saute GORE me0cn eints StlmmenSobl-
Scblers onmulrt Gieles it Der erlie,
felt Dem 3ulammsntrltte Der Notlonol'
@eiebsebuns pOrsstOmmsns Sail Der
9lrt.
en- oos 8iireau Der vGepubllquc
Srcneaiie" wuroe einscbro6en uno 3d.
600 0rts. 8eitoblen.
2pnbon, %. Mdr5. Scr Barrier
Correspondent Der uS,mes" io8t BAT Del
Mmnelis>GorlAlog nur Die unterltiiy
una pon s Genntorcn uno II Scputlr=
ten bat. 8on $50 Yrpuin6lal-Sl0t
tern lino MIR 8 fir ~uabsOinSte 8t9naol'
gun9.
2~onbon, %. MdrS. Sic rPoH"
eriabrt, noB Die ipanlINen 1ll 1tlmcc
in T;antrei9 cine Sreulbsa : aeyion
fir Den Gienlt in 9llscrien biloen wpll.
zen.
Sn Der Grppcncc uno on Der Geofiiltt
Gronfrcids bat Elm beIti9er Sturm &C.
ipiitDet.
Scr YydTocnt MacMabon fat sc
fern perl9icbcne Sstrste lucgcn AMBER
weiti9er Yelesuns Der Yraietluren I'M
tcr5si1net. Swlelben purOen beute an
lid betaunt 9em0At.
Yoris, %. MtdrS Msbrere I9en-
ten BON Suharelt baben pcrludt etn'
Nnleibe BON sO.0OO,oOO Granten fin
&u,nanicn 81 MAIDEN, bod es Sc!ong H.
men nidt uno lie lino na1 ibrer0el. nott
.suriidyefebrt.
, 1876-03-23
Gurogal(ttls naA, dlsa.

Baden. Sn BALL., beifen Bewobucr
(ctua 700 bat oa5 bel SaoeusSaoen
~Beleaenc DOrD lid nod) lm'ner BON Dem
ltaat5treueu Rtarrer @laltfsloer ab9ez
Wenoet balten, bat an IA 1ebr. Die
spelte Glpllbttrot3ung, olt uneS IebS.
labrigen &idoe5. ,untcr GROCER Sctnsl.
llyung uno i'll Inluelenbet iueier @enss
Oarhncn" itattsciunoen. User Die Ab.
neIgun9 Oct &ird)e 9s9en Die Glo Toe
crnlgan9 fennt, mag lla eln:n Se9r.fi
uou oem Abld)eu 9egeu Den vStaot8piar-
rer MAIDEN, eer lelUlt lene Abuelguuy
iiuersumocm lebrt. Am lslbeu Gage
wuroe uon Dem 0e;irtsamt Dem @ts
meinoeratb. Ottslbulratb unO Oer Sttiz
tuaJsfommilll0n uou Ual9 Der Selbetp
aui ole uon DER @uneinDe al Den @rob.
btr3os scrld)t.te Yetltion es0iinst. Der
Bite, etmem pom VIi1of 9elanoteu
Yrie,ler bic Elaboration Ill Sala 5u &C..
l%latteu, uuros ntdt entlproAen, Der 81
mtlnoe uIelGeJr beoeutet, oaB @tatti.l.
Der ais Piarrer in Salg gu utrblelbsn
uno lie lbn oils lbrcn 9elesltd]en . AZ.
ret 81 betra1teu babe. SQmmtlld)e
SorgelaoeIe, NIT Au5nabme oe5 Sch.
rtr5 uno cues PsnioudrS, erftartsu
bierauf 5u YrototOt, oaB lie @latticlOsr
nIsmalS ais lbren re1tmaBisen Yiars
rer Guerfenuen fouhten ulO uaroen.
9ambera. Der Don Der Greisrcsie.
run9 abseOrOuete @ommlllar bat Die
olsclplmarc unteriahun9 9e5en u~uleren
gut n~ltramoutanen Stao,ma9iitrat aus
NnlaB bss DEFICITS i'll Der itaotilhsu
SfGTIe ~ Gnoe seiuDrt. @5 lou babel
cine 9traOe5a bellplelole WtiB uirt9iAait,
uuorenunS, ioDIs cine bodlIt mansels
bate usbsrwabnn9 oes liao!ll1m 0au5s
Daltes Conltatlrt woroeH Ieln. OBB bel
eIaem loldlm @rJebnIB Die SsrstSrsaie.
rumg oemnaht auSlpredm miro, O06
nr Sir9ermcllt ter uao Ole Wtagiltrat5-
rGtbe oaS ctpa 5000 f. betragsnoe
Deficit ans ibr,m Prtpatusrm0seu 3u
osdsn babsh tanu 9ttemanoen liberia,
lbsn, lslblt uniere Staolratbe nitt, BON
o,nsn Ocsbalb &iaise in ftuger WOrli1t
4ulialtsn MAIDEN, lbre Saulcr gu pet.
tauisn.
1nier 0tsidStagsub9eosbnstsr Saco.
bus SAltln9er bat olesmal ben Hsl@ss
tag ulit leirer 8sseupart gar nid)t be.
ebrt. YSis 5unsen lassn. er wsrOs aub
i'm baisrilden aanOtag ni9t eridsinen.
pamit 90 niht beige, Die DidtcussAsssK
babe i'm bon @crllu icrn qe3dtt,a,
, 1876-03-23
JSlaagtta:t Depr) beu.

portlono, Wse., %. Mdrs. Ser
Gturm oaucrt SIT oieler StunOe q l1br)
nit bergr0bcrter @epalt fort nnb but 81
g9aiier unb Su 2onbe bercits yroBcn
Sdaoen 9etban. Sic i'm 9alcn 9e,
tronotte 8artentine, s.. 6. Sadlon"
BON Sen, Dorf miro uoutdnoi9 perIoren
seben.
Q 0 It 0 II, %. Mdr3. Ser heftisfe
@6neelturm Der Sabres;eit iu9te in pols
LITTER NaGt Tew-Samplbire, Waine Ii.
Yermont beim. Yin man0en Stellen
l,egt Der S6nce Is 3ul bod. Sat- aa,
n0roli9cn 8abn5iiSs lino u%eripdtrt, mo
ouf Der rgoncorO. Montrealer Sabn"
itcbt Elm SabnSus felt.
Cine Nor,pi6cr (Goun.) 0epeldc
tbeilt nit, ooB Der beuteNlor9en I'm I'll
ubr per nylum=2onoon Norobabn" opli
falige 9abn5u9 nobe Der n9iorowi6el
WoIlenwaaren Sabrif" ous hem @eIellc
serictb. 8trltbt wuroe BIiidIiAcrWel Ell
Jiicmano. Sic Yabnme9s liao in Tolst
oss furGtbarsn 3csen iturmes Der ltbte.
ylaht nud aasn &iAtun9en BIN iiber-
ldpemmt.
Y6itabe1pbio, %. Mdrs. Ser
aus Dem @,fan9nine bon @elthcltcl,
3d., m~tlprun9ene MDfoer @Icganoel
Welon, mcl6cr ben GARNER Nbrau
Gins umbrodte, 1T pcrbaftet poroen II.
befinoct li6 j:bt lpleber i'll @l3srbeit.
Sn Scrnaton. pa., lit ELL 9robartlses
GompIott entoedt wproen, mcibes oarat;i
%blnauslieL Die Iealcrun9 ou:N Nnfcrtl
sung bon seidllAttn Bombs uno S@ab
o~m.snptcn 81 pIiinocrn. u. y. Wlnans
uon @cranton unp @. >. Barr BON
Yortlauo, Yennl,, wuyoln perboftet.
@incinnati %. Mar5. 9as
Cincinnati ugommcrciul" brl,9t ELI,
Spesiol=0 spide bon ct. Souls, worlr
IS bei6t, oaB Dem @onsrelie cine Nnsab.
AIfioapits SusclAidt wproen lino, lpel@,
ole G%rluabluns Ots Stnators Sn.r
WadIol9er oea 9rn. S6urO i'll 3pelf,!
lte0cn. Cine Der Nuslagen ioa tabil
aebcn, oob Gin ST. Mlit9lleo Der Gclcs
Jcbuns e,fldrt bat, er babe $500 cr9ol
ten, I'M liir Sosp ols Sen tor su ltim=
men. s. bcibt @Itrucr, bob 10 Mltslie-
Der Slt oemlelben 3wede nit @slo btlto'
den lporoen Ieien.
, 1876-03-23
Dtf Tnhkur

O. b.Rturnt. has saus. btsberts. Seslp.rfu9ren uns
lnitebsn: Dte aur ptro bnrd has iosenannte
Sobbao nnb bur9 Gtnnebmen Don 2oHpuIper
isrsn @is bat, loie tisf IL iissit. ans ~ sieiSsr
Seit seisen fe bic 2ebensfraft bes IenIdtn an.
Gauienbe, finb In ben IeSten spet Sobrtn tn Der
gabesanialt, "a stanton Str mep BORT, ssbeilt
aersts nuo apotbefr Ste aobbdosr unttrideiten
f9 BON anberen @dbt N oa6ur9, bas fe brett auf
St.. 2rontbeit einwtrten, u b ben rranfen Stoif ents
ternen, tn rrelaer sorl er aud sum 0ori4sir
tpmmA Ste firo etn Berbrennun9S. ober AusI4ets
buwsssproeeb Der &rantbettsitofe. Seeer Rrante
nirb Bet Der anpenbuns btder &ar fo3uiosen f.tn
eisener arst. @enn Sernenb bnr@ biee Hdberee
kilt TT, 70 TT er wtrtltd nnb racitat sebetIt. pdb.
sem5bnli9 sefdbrtfder FnS ais bic SranfbeitietSt,
nnb f4 Slters e aanass Deer is.anSdssr f~ants
OosieiS Sis sOpsdber al. srantb.tt.n. inu.rri&
Bel foIsenbtm arantbetten, befonbers pcnn fe f9
nod tn aeutem 3~ultanee ~befinbsn, CANA aus.rorbents
It'd: Gteber, fslbft Werpsns nnb Epphnsf.bsr,
s 'ss5s.@ ~ !sn uns gsssssisSsa ami, 'ais s,, lMs az Sa ,sirg
ss,pSbniid Isipt furtrt. @aNertndt Rbems
inatismiS perbsI oft teps. idnsl. sebeilt;
.bsnio sass,. sno Ssr.m1fani9stssn toIts sa:
d: b--.u Srantbsiten, Sratotptneeu, 0es
Sd,tp rc1. scropbeIs &C. lit bic @irfuus cine
plbsli&e II. &. bare. Sur eth Bah 1T bixrei4erb,
i'm Sober pom FER Iir:uns sa iberssus.n. Dla.
eenfrebs iab iosenannts &arns ocer
SMdcrrubr (etw. sisbt unheiIbafe aronfbtit)
Burden ecbe:ti BIT Isst.rtr Rrontheit seben 2s
T.,ssnt bsS ;.ad '%ritofss NIT ieSeus Babe Sura ben
ur'r a5.
Nie Bar anb Iinnshmes paIser sserSen mad
irbem plaA I'M qapSe ~pi"f,nbt. Scr Nrets bts
bsssspulpers tit %, Der bes Ginntbme 5 putpers
81. Nau IaIfe f4 cine BroidIre iter bic ao5sIN
3 sasti@sr sber Assti4er Sprade fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
- eAamton Str. (Box lse0l
Rem Sort
, 1876-03-23
gpanien.

9onbon n, %. Mdrs. Sic sNems"
brinst fulgenOe weitere G%inSelnbtlten
BON Mabrib: Madoem Der &Dnis cin,m
pp9amte in Der Mtodu. STRIDE beige
,pobnt bate, fano cine Sruppenlh0i'
fat. Ser 8orbeimarid poucrie leNs
Stunoen. Gin birserIi4er BUG. Der ELL
Sonner hit Der Snl9rift: u&atbulil1t
Union" tru9, mnroe oaoon abgebalttn
ourd Die Yuerta bel Sol III poliiren'
Sas Nerbot wurbe pielfu6 Oppluuoirl,
, 1876-03-23
GnglanD.

Qonbon, 81. Mdr5. ScimiI9s
@%obnpupicre lno ouf Der SOris lsb1
oeoriidt unb usi6eu bel Notbperfdufcr
INNER mcbr. Mlan Iicbt nit Selorsnlt
ouf Den GinHub, Den Der Banif an
fremnc @apiere bat. Sislelben lln}
fluu, ater big oabiu unbeoeuteno 9ew''
den.
Sei gbrleui9lub botte li9 Der aftler
MART et,pas crbolt. Sic @nfresun9 ia:
]i1 t9ell,uelle 9cIcgt.
, 1876-03-23
Stalirn.

o NJ. %. MdrS. 9as neue MiniIt>'
rum inter 9eprctIs miro 90nSllb au:
Den &,iben Der 9lmten 9cbsIoet wrrpen
Wtan eluutt, oub f%p!Henos 9crrsn$ %
teleniass i'm neusn Miniitcrlum Gnys.
nommcn BADEN +: Warclni, Mlnliicr oss
Mus,pdrtisen; Maiceyana, Mmiter De.
Mderbau,s; g0ppino. Mlnllitr oss Gr'
siebun9s,peiens; Nieotera, WinIltsr oss
Snnern.
, 1876-03-23
slusssrfauf aart Rpfenpreiie pdb-

<tHoUt1INUt 6U"t JSpIrUP1ttII WuY"
reno ~ Gage.
Niht mIuI1enb, meiu arpaes Eager ron
MDbsln his gun, ud9fen Nrdbiabre ~ taltsu,
babe i'd bsiGle0tn, sins fsine Muswabl ron
Yalor- Vi 0beln, &leiosridrdnfe anS
&onlootn,
Strbunbsm init feinsm
Sdlafsimmer-W Dbeln
IN. 8pitprslis su Yertauftn.
Ahtunasspl
Mrtbur Gppnep,
Waaren agtr: no. 90 @oocrnor nm
1895 uuo 1907 6rouflin Cir IL mlni
, 1876-03-23
Eeueas ts!fsr. Yeyslhsa.
cutjdlann.

Qpnbo n, %. Mdra. Ser DStan=
barb" bot 9spclden bon Berlin. Dap
Die prcuBil6e 8csisruns Den 8ildof BON
limburs erluht bat, o%bSuoarfcn.
, 1876-03-23

bas gemcinl6oftli6e 9or9e6en bcrMdd
te in Ssl9roO feline 98irfun9 gcbobt boi
uno Olimpics. Der ltrtil6e ltnterbdnrs
Ter. bon Montene9ro 3uriidberufen nor
ben 1T.
, 1876-03-23
: Jonas 81. 9llfrt,nb u. Spbn

fino N9cnten
fir Dir fp'amtsn
re'deu NM suaerIdfisen @eieGi6hfieu
GRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.
sesriintet 1890
Scridt Der Wiane aml /. Sanuar 1876
Malfipreis.
Scnes unb 5ypttbsfer ouf Gi-
asntbum in yb 10 eIpbin..... $t42l, $50 II
@ru bm'etbea in Der Staet
lbilaee pbia.-..... 2i.6l7 49
$3.50 { arleben Don Der Stapt
gtiIoe Igbia-....."..... $4,000 90
1881 ,0C0 9. e. etn.etraaene0
S?4e m0 y. ]nocr,n 500. o4O 90
8onbs, 5-2O..............
S5nM 0larltrsm ppn rer : t.5t
pltt bursh { Y,rle t...... $4,000 co
e. h0 Gotleb IL ron be Statt
@nmben. z Yfo3c f.... 6,3NO 90
Sln,'W DorIebeu 8r,imaurer.
Gcmre, 7-30 !losnt...... 10000 90
81 600 8 rtsben 8reim .uter
:. mpl 8 prcSe t.."...... 10000 90
. AfI Ell non Seuer Weleu.
isulVaI e""..."."..."".. 1O4.775 90
SzO,u0O Veb ab " utp @llent.
2 cspOf. BOMBS Z pros... .22,2On 90
st0OU,O&e isa@ag,ssilsmr.
=" ipl + VT. UnoS. 8 prc. g. 800 90
81 O,GOJVrbisb Geri6iHanss
~, SOn. sse., Onss, 7grs. 100000 on
s5O,O0U gennipl anita eiienb.
General crpt. Y'onbs, 6pro. 5I,625 90
sou 10 lie nIpINa utd lSlenh
So, lel Sv;f. yOncs, 6 rro. $4,000 90
$4,000 9ollapelpb,a u.Neats
ing e'ls +. 7 PRO. SOnes.. 10000 o.
Is 1000 Ybi .bslpb a u. Grie
Vi .npal 7Ylrs. &Onts... 1910 co
y 1000 cat wtiia @ilentabu
emp. Z @ro3. 9onps.... 10, 500 90
300 tt en- YenniYluania Vi.
lsnbaua.eapi al.:""".".". $4,000 co
oOO Alttn 9epreb 8pbleu uub
g,erl6 lungs 0Omp..~". 25,l 1877 so
l,OOO atten 2biaoelpb Il mao
9ttaet' g @ilsutabn Comp. $3.50 90
35i Aitlsn pbi ab.. @nmaa.
torn u. MO. i tO~n Gilsnt. 80 1859 co
~ ftisn &bttnrt Sia Gilen.
raOa 9.mpasn"."~-...." 6,s3O 90
y II te'ee. tbum uub WGpel,
"a q. niAfr StraBs-..-- $500 70
" epoufte unb II rpIeftirte
j rs, sn."."..""""".". 24.o32 90
y II. zen tllts pOa sng,nien,
meou. flint ............. las Cos %
SAaf III 9aEp l. oanAar 1876 9L459 ~
SO, SCI. 1892 "a
, 1876-03-23
&ublano.

2onboE II, %. Mdrs. GuBlanO miro
Scrbien ieine uuternisuus entsisben,
:oenn cs ben Trieoen brlAt.
, 1876-03-23
Mttiba atsa 1fen Sanunr, 1876

Mttiba ana 1ften Sanunr, 1876
Bar in SGnesu II. In bfr Banf...$ 2 {, 1896 so
sspptbsfsn (srfes @:Ib ar@rInb
sistntbum. @ertb $2S8, 050). 135,279 43
@lbedts Dtrlsten (Martipreis
1893 Observation-Disclosures. 1890 80
8srs;niste g,aatsn Spnps...... 42,920 90
Bart Capital, 5000 90
8alise s5ntersRsn..""........ 1875 O5
Bar in 5anber BON NSenten 49,. 1850 81
Bombs iiir prdm len.."........ 932 50
Office WiSbel SOC go
Tctat.um..". $3.50. us 80
v--- ----
, 1876-03-23
gIrfei.

. o II. %. Mldrs. Yer Biener
eorrripousent ou .3imes" iost bOB
, 1876-03-23
gie pfnu(pluania
net Dslfdsrunes- WfJfl(aarl
bon pbilabelpbia.

@%eeriinbet 1925.
gaar Capital. IS 400 900 90
Nctlpa. 1869, 853 IS
, 1876-03-23
eamfrican gire Endurance
y Q mt I, a n ..
Nc. $40 Walnut Sha6e,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
S%nenrpDrirt 1870.
8rri9t ]. Sanuar 1875.
WcttOu.

Grunh''gsrtbum IN philadelphia
urc III Shuslt 4 Sa'eu ......$l5O 100 90
Bonef unbSppptbeftn. srlte' Seto 405 739 so
Iorlcben nit @oudterale......... 8,70O 90
Nttien IL b 8ones, 81 II itprsts... 283, 6l3 25
gdar in 6Gareu Ycn M9euten III
iiberl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1855 26
Jnttrs1en. Wrunrn tciben, uup
MlsIben fallia, ,'...."...... 1889 Oh
paar III pduten II. III DIR H.. 9 .253 "a
als ateessn 9lctio.~"."."..... 42,004 81
ST. $50 81
Ba1iipo.
SeperDerluf ter,ttetu uate;abltS So 029 66
Stptoeno.u Ee1nnn9"..."..- 52S w
Sstras ial is liir Apitea unp Mus
laaen Det,6iebsrer u t........ 1927 80
Tei liuerurssber.tt, s~citn,,ls gu
81 9rr5sa ............ 234, 1893 26
{ eppit,n Der ", luuTelber. ws-
Tiger s lrrSent.".".... 273.230 SO
1871 ,2i5 40
5aupt Gasital, 1000 Nttten, ie
SiUU..".... ...."........ 400, 0OG OO
$971,2l5 40
Il bsrfGue ubsrslasa, I. San. "a. Sz4y,319 II
, 1876-03-23

,srse.re anetse rer sa btpt3'r bert%nef.
ght pser p,niasr Bel tn .'lben einen eaaars'
WE Nu,eiaen fus in gsraas ~ sat'en.
Oie 3eituua Nib IN Jt,a monb SAB uni'
a, ,ero son ben 7rGsesn tar IS Gents PEI
QDche Gusgstra9en.
, 1876-03-23
Gili chs Snluranfe Company
bon utwuk, u. ,.
@eariinbct Mdr, 1869

IL ny 4C0OS
Mctipa.
9,nrs u. Syppibefen, err tes Sc :. $19S.51t so
Sr srbaufn II. fGgiae Sntre0en.. GAIA IS
Giti, ms @aS-Qigbt
So. erie Spp. il er-
t~ragtare Bpups.....St3.0 00 90
gGer COUNTY Vrdmien
Venre ...... 200 90
Naiaie County HoMo5. 5uO 90
Nemarf Mno gew 0orf
G'lsnnabn 8ones.... 1000 90
8ibmpne, 3d.. FoueS 100000 on
ger. Stnate' reai1rir-
re l0-4O 80 ,re... 47,0O0 90
@ersiniaie Srad,sn s.
20 neue '65 8oute.. 1885 90
-- 144,075 90
GebtGte . lrltben-".--".-""-. 27.95J 90
Bar IN Comp. Office 9,l5l IS
ar in No-tb QDarb
National 9anf..... 1914 10
Bar in Der 0plf5Spar
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 10000 90
- 1925 rs
prdntten faut8 3nrs eousttiren... 52,814 80
, 1876-03-23
Girsinia Staato>Va5e1If
taane uersusssasbsu 7On
3obn y. psiu.
Go. 8! 3mOlite Straee.
tihmoub,V a.

gretie ncr Maaeisen:
, 1876-03-23
$97t,2l5 40

Il berfdub aber9lass, I. San. "a. $z49,319 II
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22
Rights OF Railway Passengers.

Mr.. George Van Houton, OF this city,
had occasion recently to travel on the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
railroad, better known as the Pan Han
die route. He purchased a ticket at
Logansport, and entered the front car of
o train composed of but two passenger
cars. He found the car filed with
smoke, which was offensive to him. He
left it and went into the rear car, where
he found the seats all occupied, few
of them with but one passenger and
baggage. When the conductor came in
and demanded fare, Mr.. Van Houton
showed his ticket and requested seat
in tile car. The conductor told him to
90 into the front car. The passenger
replied that he had been there, and that
the smoke made him sick, and refused
to give up his ticket until furnished " it'll
seat in first-class car. The con-
ductor, without attempting to furnish a
seat, stopped the train, and, with the
assistance of his brakeman, put him off.
he resisting with all his strength. The
conductor then threw his valise off on
the opposite side of the train. This oc
Cured three miles from Logansport. in
the woods, and Mr.. Van Honton walked
back to the city and brought suit. The
case was tried in the United States Cir.
cult Court at Indianapolis last week, and
the plaintiff received verdict of $1,000.
Chicago Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22
A Texas Battle.

The Statesman, of Austin, Tex, gives
the following account of a desperate
affair which occurred recently Oh Barton
creek, in Travis county, in that State:
"B. F. Fairchilds, acting constable,
Ed Kelley, Bunyan Daniels, and Will.
lam Wallace, all citizens of that vicinity,
started to arrest some parties who had
stolen hog, and who were also sus
pected of being in the community for
the purpose of stealing horses. They
had been in camp on Barton two or
three days, and in the meantime had
killed hog to replenish their commits
sary department. The gentlemen above
named rode up to the camp about day
light in the morning. The men were up
and standing by the fire. After the
usual Good morning was passed, Mr..
Fairchilds said, Consider yourselves
under arrest, when one of the party
instantly drew six-shooter, and, as he
remarked, For what?' blazed away,
when the firing became rapid and gen
eral, and the battlefield covered with
the dead and the wounded almost before
any one had time to consider the situa-
ton. Two of the thieves, named Will
Jams, were killed almost instantly, and
the other thief, who gave his name as
G.. w. Baker, was shot in tho side and
MORALLY wounded. Mr.. Ed Kelley was
also killed on the spot, and Mr.. Fair
childs received mortal wound, while
Messrs. Wallace and Daniels had the
good fortune of escaping injury"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22
Courteous homestead decision.

The Secretary OF the Interior, in the
case OF Andrew l.. Bell va. the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Com
pany, which involves the title of certain
lands in the Des Moines district, Iowa,
within the fifteen-mie limit OF the orig
inal route of the Chicago and Rock
Island road, has rendered decision
revising the recent decision of the land
office, and affirming that Of the local
officers. Bell claimed the right to enter
as a homestead. The local officers re-
fused his application on the ground that
the lands were certified to the State of
Iowa to aid in the construction of the
Mississippi and Missouri railroad, and
that the certification has never been re-
moved.
This latter road was absorbed by
the Chicago and Rock Island. The case
coming up here, the Commissioner of
the Land Office held that the railroad
had forfeited its rights, and that Bell
be permitted to enter as homesteader.
The railroad appealed. The Secretary
of the Interior sustained the appeal for
the reason, among others, that the grant
by the act of October, 1864, was an
enlargement of the former grant, rather
than q substitution of other lands for il,
or any portion of it. The decision is
against all who clai n under the Home
stead law Washington Cor. Chicago
Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22

THE CHICAGO LEDGER is said to have
spent $50, 900 in advertising the East two
years, and, by the looks of the newspa-
pers throughout the United States, we
should say it would take as much to go
round this year. And to cap the climax
the proprietors have announced their pa
per at So. 90 a year. How it is done is a
mystery, unless they nave more than ga
barrel of money" to give away. We be-
ieve, however, it is the theory of the
publishers that all they ask of the reader
is to pay for the white paper and post
age for their labor, when the paper
reaches 100, 900 or more circulation, their
advertising win pay the profit. While
they are building up the paper they do
not solicit advertising, and hence the
readers get great paper for $1.00 that
is worth $500. AS the publishers have
the money, no doubt they will succeed.
Address The LEDGER, Chicago, ILL.,, in
closing $1.00 for subscription and is
cents for postage. Chicago Times.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-12-22
The Sacramento Disaster,

Nearly hundred PERSONS were. killed
or wounded in the recent stampede in
the Chinese theater in Sacramento.
The story now has a new and tel
rible significance for eastern readers.
The panic was started by q Chinaman
who was frightened out of his wits.
Some one had carelessly thrown on the
floor lighted cigar or cigarette, and the
mating in the gallery had caught fire.
The man who first noticed the flames, in
stead of stamping them out, sprang to
his feet and in the Chinese tongue yelled
Fire Fire" at the top of his voice.
The panic-stricken audience sprang to
their feet and rushed for the door, Civ
ing no heed to the actors on the stage,
who were as sef-possessed and brave as
were Miss Claxton and Mr.. Studley at
the Brooklyn Theater. Meanwhile, a man
in the gallery had taken off his overcoat
and smothered the flames. The theater
was saved, but it was too late to stay the
panic.