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The New York herald., 1876-07-26
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 25 1876
LETTER OF coNDoLENCE TO MRS. cRrTrxNDEN
FROM THE WIDOW OF AN OFFICER SLAIN
WITH cUsTER-PATHETIc DESCRIPTION or THE
scENB AT FORT EXPERIMENTATION OF
TwENTY-FoUE WIDOWS
Mrs. General Crtcndcn, OF this city, mother of
Lieutenant Cr.ttenden who slain with Custer in
the massacre OF the Little Big Horn, has received
letter Fort Rico from the widow OF one OF the OIL
GERS who perished the battle The letter, after a
tender expression Of coincidence with Mrs
Crittcndcn in her bereavement, describes the
scenc OF anguish at Fort Rico as soon as the
arrived with the Of the dreadful result OF tho
fight When the awful idings were disclosed the air
was rent says the writer, with the lamentations and
shrieks OF twen,y-four widows, many OF them with
wailing children Mt their skirts. Some OF tho women
thus suddenly afflicted without money to leave tho
place they parted with their husbands for tho
last time earth and others again without home or
place of shelter 80 when they get away IL
conecturcd here that OF these women sew
era are widows OF the officers anu pri-
Yates the Seventh cavalry. Their distress will form
the subject Of special appeal Congress for relief
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
POLITICAL LITIGANTS.

AN ARRAY OF POLITICIANS IN SPECIAL TERM
THE CANAL APPRAISED CLAIMs-NEw YORK
ALDERMEN ASKED TO GIVE UP THEIR SEATS.
ALBANY, July 25, 1876
This afternoon, in the Special Term, before Justice
Osborn tho counsel for the plaintiffs. respectively
the suits of The People rel Henry s. Rcdheld vs.
George W. Schuyler, AUDITOR The People cx
rel. Hiram T. King George W. Schuyler
Auditor, and the People ex rel. The City Bank Of
Rochester George W. Schuyler. Auditor. made ap.
picaton for amandamNs in each to compel the
Auditor draw his warrant the State Treasurer Tor
the amount of certain certificates OF Indebtedness
claims allowed by the Canal Appraisers.
Tho motions gave rise TO Lengthy arguments by
Mcssrs. Miller and Cochranc, for the plaintiffs and the
Deputy Attorney General for the AUDITOR the latter
setting forth fraud IN connection with the claims, and
that there money appropriated to pay them.
The plaintiffs concluded that the claims were
legal ana proper, aud OF The class that of
James B. Jermain which was adjudicated somo time
since and In which the State was obliged to pay At
the close the arguments Justice Osborne took the
papers and reserved his decision.
A motion for pcrcmptory mandamus to compel the
Attorney General to commence proceeding in tho
nature of n quo warranto to compel Samuel A. Lewis
and others to show by what right or authority they
occupy at present the Offices OF New York Alder
men made before Justice Osborne at
the Special Term of the Supreme Court to-day,
by Counsellor Wolf, OF New York, behalf OF William
f. Demarest and others. IL appears that Lewis and
others were elected In 1875, under the law OF 1873,
while Dcnarest, although receiving only $50 votes,
claims 10 have been elected at the time, under
the Of 1870 and further claims that the law Of 1873
unconstitutional
The Attorney General said he did choose TO br ne
the action, because he could good for
dong so. He held that he justified in assuming
that the law of 1873 was constitutional. Justice Os-
bourne denied the notion the ground that he had
no power in the premises.
Judge Countryman has declined 10 act one of tho
referees the OF The People Henry L. Dent
son et al 1t Is believed that the respective counsel
will another referee
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, July 25, 1874
THE NAVAL INvEsTIGATIoN-gEPoRT OF THE
coMMIITEE-sEvERE CONDEMNATION OF THE
OPERATIONS or THE DEPARTMENT..
The following extracts are made IRON the for,hcom.
ing report Of the House Committee on Naval Affairs on
alleged abuses in the Navy Department.
"Ringsn formed control sales made by tho
Navy Department, and there TO believe that
frequent they include officers aud employees In
the navy yards This Is notably true at the Norfolk
Navy Yard, where he proof shows that Asscrson tho
civil engineer and W. II. Lyons, master machinist,
are, have Ueen, members OF such rings The
ality and illcgaty OF such combinations DO
doubted, and II is dinicult 10 suppress provide
against Them but surely the department should pro-
itself against such members OF them shown
TO be the naval scrvicc by their prompt dismissal
Referring to the use OF materials, &C, owned hy the
government Tor private purposes, the report says
The chief offender this regard Is tho Secretary Of
the Navy himself, who procured a subordinate en-.
ployc az tho Washington Navy Yard 10 make certain
household furniture. consisting OF eidcboard, dining
table, hatsiand &c, and Also Dsptismal font for
church in New Jersey. II s sld and is granted that
the Secretary pad for the lumber aud labor and
emp Dyed the making OF these articles; but no
seems to forget that 10 one had the right
10 sell the lumber or divert labor
The government OF the United States not n dealer
In lumber nor the procuror OF labor But the rankncss
the offence OF the secretary this regard lies the
fact that his work done and his materials procured
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman John Hancock, Of Texas; Benjamin J.
Franklin, OF Missouri Gilbert C. Walker Of Virginia;
John X. Tarbox, OF Massachusetts, and Charles 4.
Hooker of Mississippi arrived from Washington yes
crday at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel General William H.
French United States Army, is at tho ST. James Hotel
General Joseph r. Anderson OF Virginia, Is at the
New York Hotel Professor Alfred K c. Sclwyn, oi
Montreal; Captain r. +. Ward, of Governor General
Duncrin's staff, and Rev. 7. Jervis Edwards OF Lon
DON are mt the Brevoort House. General Israel vogdes
United States Army, is at the Hoffman House. Thoma
Dickson President of the Delaware and Hudson Cans
Company, IS at the Gscy House. Judge Il. s. Wins
low, OF Iowa, is at tho wcstmorcand Hotel Ex-Sena
tor Charles Stanford of Schenectady is at the Metre
poltan Hotol. Ex-senator II. W. Corbett, OF Oregon
Joseph Pulitzer OF St. Louis, and sheriff Jarvis, q
Toronto, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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MIDNIGHr WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF rus CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 2G-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF rua CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 2C-l A. ~
Iro6dbiittex
For New England and the Middle States a light rise
In temperature and clear or fair weather. except local
rains in the northern portions with southcry
TO westerly winds and slight changes IN barometer
For the South Atlantic states, rain the and
clear weather the interior, with slight rise in tcm-
pcraurc northeast southeast winds and stationary
or rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, warmer, partly cloudy weather
and local rains the with TO south winds
and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer clear or
fair weather. castcry to southerly winls station
airy or slowly falling barometer
For the lower lakc region, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather, winds shifting to and SOUTH and
rising. followed by falling, barometer
For the upper lake region, tho Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, warmer and clear or fair
weather In the southern portion, and areas OF rain In
the extreme northern portions, with east to south
WINDS, and falling barometer ing tho day.
The Red River will continue to rise nj shreveport.
where 1t is but ono foot below the 'danecr line"
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ENGLAND.

AN AMERICAN COMMITTED FOR FORGERY.
LONDON July 25, 1875
hearing was had to-day in the of John Wal
ton, OF New York, who is charged with forging and
uttering check for fl 1859. The check drawn on
the London and Westmnster Bank by the British
Foreign Exchange and Investment Bank for s19 l5s.,
and aiterwsrd raised to sl 900. Walton was
mitted Tor trial, bail being refused
THE WEATHER
The weather to-day is fair.
PRICE SILVER
Silver is very firm at sod. ounce.
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ITALY AND EGYPT.

ITALY DEMANDS EXPLANATIONS FROM THE KHE-
DIVE FOR ExToETIoNs by AN KMIR.
LONDON, July 26, 1876
The Ncrs' Rome special says:-ltay demands cx-
plantations from the Khedive consequence OF cxtor
tions pract,scd by the Emr of Zeila the Italian
Central African expedition.
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that England has demonstrated with Russia upon the
proceedings of the Moscow Savon ian Committee.
ENGLISH coNsULAR REPORT OF THE sALoNIcA
MAssACRE-THE AMERICAN CONSUL FULLY
ExoNERATED.
LONDON, July 20, 1875
The correspondence relative to the Saonica murders
is published The principal iacts already known.
The report Of the English Consul at Saonica Minis
ter Elliot fully and warmly exonerates the American
Vice Consul from any participation in the seizure OF
the girl which caused the outbreak Tho Consul re-.
quests that Mr. Elliot shall submit this testimony to
the American Minister.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
INDIAN DIFFERENTIATION.

BROOKLYN July 25, 1875
To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALp:-
Thanks TO your correspondent for publishing the St.
LOUIS letter of General Sherman Of December 1866
Now If the General had only adhered to those senti-
mcnts aud practsed them, sho1d not to-day he
mourning the loss OF gallant Custer ana his brave
fellows. Go on, General, and stand TO your colors
Wipe out and cxterminate the ''varmints," Wendell
Philips and his old-woman notions 10 the contrary
notwithstanding. j. Ii. L.
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ARSENIC IN THE TEAPOT.

Rosporr, n. Y. July %, 1876
The family of George y. Hibbard. consisting Of him.
sell and wife, Frank Hiboard and wife, OF New York
city Frederic Hbpard and the eirl were taken
Win severe vomiting after supper last night Tho
nausea continued until ono O'Clock this morning An
tdolcs Tor arscncal poisoning were administered with
success anu the victims are nJw dong we'll 4 white
sediment iSund IN the teapot resembling arsenic
and thought to be arsenic by the phys who
now anaiyzbg It, No susp entertained rs 10
who tho perprctrator OF the deed is
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE INDIAN WAR.

INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL sHERIDAN-No
PRESENT INTENTION OF TAKING THE YIELD
RAPID AND AGGRESSIVE WAR ON THE
SIOUX PROMISED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 25, 1870
Your correspondent called ON General Sheridan at
his headquarters to day TO ascertain what truth was
contained in tho report from Washington that he was
to direct the operations of the troops against the lnd
ans by taking the field in person. The Lieutenant
General stated that he had received nothing official
from Washington in regard the matter and II had
not been intima,ed to him that any unusual was
to be pursued by the General OF tie Army which would
in any way conflict with his personal direction OF tho
troops in his department
INTENTION OF TAKING THR rIELD
He had no intention Of taking the neid at the present
time, but beyond hat he had nothing to state. He
did not believe such course was necessary, and
intimated that tho campaign, SO tar as It
was possible, was already planned and would
bo carried out before any change could be made Mer
rt VIII speedily be with Crook and Terry us you nave
been advised. Will JOIN him soon, when rapid and ag
gressive war Will be made uDoa the Sioux.
LIEUTENANT sIBLEYs ExPLoIr-oFFIcIAL RE-
PORT OF GKNRRAL CROOK
CHICAGO, July 25 1875
The following despatch was received at Lieutenant
General sherdan's headquarters this morning. in re-
laton to Lieutenant Sbley's exploit which has been
before reportcd:-
HKADeUARrEas OF THE BIO HORN AND
YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
CAMP on GOOSE CREEK, Wyoming July l6
via FORT FErrERMAN, Wyoming, July y, 1875
Lieutenant General SHERIDAN, Chicago:-
forgot To say when despatched my last courier
that had sent out Lieutenant Sibey on the 9th with
small detachment Of the Second cavalry TO escort my
guide, Frank Gerard, in making reconnaissance
Whcn the party came on the 7th 10 point near where
the Little Big Horn debouchcs from the mountains
they encountered tho Sioux in strong force, and saw
enough to convince them that the main village OF tho
hosties are not Tar from this point They succeeded
IN making their escape only alter abandoning their
animals and making across the rugged foot hills of the
Big Horn Mountain. The men were nearly exhausted
when they reached camp.
Lieutenant Sibey and Frank Gerard, the guide, are
entitled to great credit for the manner in which they
carried out instructions and tho GOODNESS and udg-
ment displayed in saving the cetachmcct when sur
rounded by largely superior force OF the enemy
John +. Fincrty Mr. Burricr and Jim Traynor ac-
companied Lieutenant Sbley volunteers and be-
haved we'll GEORGE CROOK, Brgadier General
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AvERY'S PARDON.

THE DOCUMENT NOT YET RECEIVED AT TIE
MISSOURI PENITE NTIARY.
JEFFERSON CITY, July 25. 1876.
The rumor that Avery had succeeded IA securing
pardon from President Grant caused great comment
here. IL Is looked upon as one OF tho most
disc-acciu acts the President has ever been
guilty. oi and IS believed to be the work
OF o. r. Bahcock * Co. who haze ceased to CON-
municatc through friends. with the convic wbiskey
thicvc- The gentlemen who thus comprise tho
spowcr behind the throncr should beware OF their
friends or there may be worse sgve away Ihan that
Mt the ST. Louis trifF. Your CORES spondcnt learned
through the Warden OF the enitcutary to day that he
knew nothing whatever OF the pardon Avery; /. bad
not reached him, neither had be been advised OF
any way except through the press.
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LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CONvEN.
TION.

BATON ROUGE, July q, 1870
The Democratic State Convention met here at seven
o'clock P. ~ The Committee Credentials not being
ready to report the Convention adjourned until ten
o'clock to morrow. when the committee will report
Much prevails among the anti Wilt con
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE EMPRESS OF BRAZIL.

A CONSULTATION OF DoCToRs--THE EMPRESS
TO GO TO GAsTEIN.
BRUSSELS, July 25, 1875
Al consultation OF several doctors to-day
it decided that the Empress Of Brazil should go
Gas,ein for the benefit OF the waters Tho Emperor
and Empress dined to-day at tho Royal Palace at
I.aeken two miles north OF Brussels.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
MIR. WHEELER AND RIVER LEG
ISLATION.

CiycISSATr July 25, 1870
William A. Wheeler, republican candidate for Vice
President in reply TO a letter from William Ampi, of
this CITY, regard to his action the Ohio River
interest while in Congress, writes as follows 1.-THE
whole extent aud nature OF the opposition my part
to the ONO River interest has bccn grossly misrepre
sented. General GarDed Is preparing an opening
campaign speech, wherein the matter viii be fully ea-
.-InL nHi !
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THE EVAR'rS CONFERENCE.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 25, 1876.
The Evars Conference took their departure from
Congress Hall at carly hour this morning, AS
scmhlyman Forster going early as the As A. ~
tram for New York. Curtis and Barlow lett on the
morning tram for New YORK city and Choate returned
- Boston.
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SPAIN.

A NEW MINISTER OF FINANCE APPOINTED.
LONDON, July %, 1876
Reuters Telegram Company publish despatch from
Madrid announcing that jose Barzanallana has been
appointed Spanish Minister OF the Finances.
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ARTILLERY ORDERED WEST.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 25, 1876.
Orders have been received at Fort Adams, head
quarters of the First artillery, TO despatch four
panics West forthwith 1t is thought two companies
Will be taken from Fort Adams, from Fort Warner
and ono from Fort Trumbul.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii SHOW the ch angcs in the
temperature for the past twcn;y-iour hours in COM
parson with tho corresponding date ast year. as IN
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Duildins:--
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SWITZERLAND.

TOWN TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
LONDON July 25. 1876
The town OF Ateuve, Switzerland totally de-
stroyed by fire on the Goth inst.
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FRANCE.

THE BILL FOR THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
APPRovED-LARGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
VERSAILLES, July 25, 1875
The Senate has adopted the bill authorizing inter-
national exhibition.
The Chamber of Deputies have voted a credit Of
81 500 600 tor the expenses of the War Department
The Senate committee the Municipal bill consists
OF four supporters of the and five Bonapart-
lists, who arc hostile to 1t.
The Senators belonging to the Right defpitivey
agreed to-day elect successively Legitimist Orean
is and Bonapartst candidates the which
will occur as the present life Senators die off, NJ.
Chesnelong, Clerical Lcgitmst who will be the first
to benefit by this arrangement already promised LA
votes
A MEMBER OF THE PARIS COMMUNE WOUNDED
IN DUEL.
LONDON July &C. 1876
The Standards Paris special says:''It is reported
that M FrancaIs, member of the Commune, has been
seriously wounded a duel at Ger ~va by N. ver-
nicsch, an editor"
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
TROOPS ORDERED TO RED CLOUD.

CHICAGO, July 25, 1875
General Mckenzie, with SIX companies Of United
States troops has been ordered from Indian Territory
to the Red Cloud Agency and vicinity, via Cheyenne
and Laramie take the place of Colonel Merritt who
goes with the Fifth cavalry, to join Crook.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26

1T Is A COMFORT TO THE vISITANTS OF FASH.
ionabe resorts to know that IN GLENSs SULPHUu
soar they possess complete antdote mosquito bites g
rtaons cf the skin, compile xtonabs blemshos caused
the and md aud that IL wholesome purincr
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
HILLS HAN DYE, black or brown. so cents.

the Housckceper OF Our HeahThe liver IL tho great
depurang blood cleansing OF the system Set tue
rnptons which In the blood and were
the machinery OF lfe gradually expelled from she sy
covEaY with small daily doses OF Dr. rmscxs PLEASANT
y sr t Of pem hs
tina pimplc. botch eruption Great eating ulcers
blood posons system BY robbed oi
their aud by their persevcrng and somewhat
ova,ed and built up anew. Enlarged glands tumors and
swengs dwinde away and disappear under the influence
Sold BY II dealers in medicines
Gcted legs feet that he could not
his shoes and stockings Had great deal of trouble
last tried tho Golden Medical Discovery and about
three he entirely cured his all healed,
,sEsspes.iaIy. yours. :, J.w. BOYER"
A-INTEIIIGENT PERSONS USE ONLY THE
COMPANY $50 Broadway
ApULLINARIs, QUEEN OF MINERAL wArEEs--
Mo, popular E.roeesn :. shs day %,sd 10 81.
kind of wine, spirits. &c. Imported la champagne
nas sssa Tsh So; rs Co. sw so'' bearing agents.
For sale by ali wine merchants. groce and dealers In
BUCnAN's DisINFECTING SOAPS swEErEN
houses destroy vcrnin and rid dogs Of ncss ~ st.
CRIsTADuRo's HAIR DYE ACCOMPLrsHEs ITS
work spenddy instantly ssely wholesale and rotsl -
The six for So be finished as easily hem
ming handkerchief 57i Broadway and 02i Arch -,
Ihiiadclpnia
POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRArra
'''"'' moJkE GRAHAM, 81 Duass a.
WIGS, ToUPEEs--G. RAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
wig usker ard importer Of human hair. ~ Hast 18th a.
NEW PUBLiCATIONs
(,ANcEKs-NEw rREAtisE EXPLAINING THEM
DARD. No. = West IAah a.
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LARGE FAILURE IN MANCHESTER.
LONDON, July &c, 1915
Thomas Barge 4 Brothers, merchants Of Manchester
trading with the River Plate, have failed. Their liza
bilities placed at $500, 600
The New York herald., 1876-07-26

KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS.
The very best SO be finished easily hem
ming handkerchief 57i Broadway aud 02l Arch -,
Isi.l.4o olnl.ln
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BUCHAN'S DIslNFECTING SOAPS swEETEN
houses destroy vermin and rid dogs Of ncs st.
CRIsrADURO's HAIR DYE ACCUMPLTsHES ITS
work spcnddy Instantly safely; wholesale and retail -
The New York herald., 1876-07-26

POLITICAL NET BANNERS FLAGS, PORTRAI10
Transp parencies, 4c. old Headquarters.
noJhK GRAHAM, 81 D1aus Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The Commissioners met Yesterday as
Board of Equalization, and proceed
ing to hear complaints and statements,
reduced and RENTED assessments on
mortgages as follows;
John Geisselman, mortgage assessed
at $1,000. reduced to $741; G. A..
Nichols, mortgage reduced from $500
to 5000. E. Renhart & Co.. as
sessed at 81. SAT Is remitted +. Rein
hart d Co., mortgage assessed at $3.50
26. reduced to $50 26. N. Defiance
asked that mortgage from h. G..
Bradley to Reinhart Il Co. for SO, 1876
Al be reduced to 81 ,G33 A, and upon
good cause having been shown, the re-
duction was made. NJ. 5. Bonnifield,
mortgage assessed at $1,000 was re-
mitted in full.
There having been no further bust
ness, the Board adjourned sine die, and
net to-day as Commissioners.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

ARTEsIAN WELLS. -Cahoon & Palmer
of Battle Mountain announce that they
are prepared, with improved machin-
cry. to sink artesian wells in any part
of the State. They have been very sue
cessful at Battle Mountain, where they
have sunk several wells, which now
supply the citizens with abundance OF
excellent water.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

JUsrIcE's COURT. - The case of
Thomas Peasely, charged with violat-
ing the lottery law. was tried in the
Justices Court yesterday, and sub
United to the jury, who failed to agree
four being for acquittal and two for
conviction. The case will be tiled
again this afternoon. The case of q
man named Delang, charged with
having stolen buffalo robe and valise
from the depot, and arrested by Sheriff
Nash at Palisade, is ON the docket for
trial to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

FREAKS OF LIGHTNING. -During the
thunderstorm, night before last, the
lightning played havoc with the in
struments in the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Office. 1t melted the wire
on one of the instruments and charred
the wood in several places, disabling
the Nevada and Northern line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS. 1t is re-
ported that a goodly sized bundle of
gold notes, amounting to several thous-
and dollars. has reached here to be
distributed among faithful Republicans
for campaign purposes. These docu-
ments are expensive, but the Govern
ment is rich aud can stand it. Every
member of the crooked whisky ring,
including those honest officials who
entered into conspiracy to defraud
the revenue, which they were sworn
and paid for protecting, probably, con-
tributed more or less towards the pur-
chase and distribution of these docu-
ments.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

The STAR CoNCENTRAToR.- George
f. Geisse and w. l.. French left here
last evening for Star City to make ar
engagements to start the Krom conoen-
traitor at that place on Sheba ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

For CoNsTABLE.-R. A. Pryor is an
nounced to-day for Constable of this
township. He has filled the Office for
the last two years with credit to him.
self and satisfaction to the public. and
it is doubtful if a more capable man for
the place could be chosen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

ENHANCING THE DEPoT.-A force of
carpenters have commenced work on
an addition to the passenger depot.
They are extending the building thirty
feet west of the Express office. and we
understand will make improvements in
the waiting room.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

THE intense itching caused by Ger.
tain diseases of the skin is speedily
allayed by Glen's Sulphur Soap, which
entirely removes every species of
eruption, is perfectly safe, aud far
cleaner and more effective than any
ointment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-10

MINING MEN.-R. M. Rowland, Su:
perintendent CT the Antelope Mine,
and E. P. Rains, Q celebrated mining
expert. left to-day for Tuscarora to take
look at the bonanxas of that rich dis
trict.