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MIst,lls.u,Jas.


DIVORCES legally and quietly obtained in any
~ state for lncompAubility, &C. Residence not ma
teria Fee after decree. Address q. L. SIMS. 81 Ash
land block. Chicago. Ill.
INVOICES quietly anywhere, pay when divorced
~ advice free. American Law Agency n Aston
House
nIyORCES legally obtained no publicity, no fee
~ In advance. M. HOUSE, Attorney, t94 broadway.
INRUlT JARS for the trade, Mason Gems for
II sale by D. BURRELL, as Barclay st.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE. The foreign mails for
Il the week ending saturday June "a, 1870 viii close
ut this office on Tuesday Al ~ NJ. for Europe per
stea nshlp Wisconsin, via Queenstown; Wednesday
al IL NJ, for Europe per steamship Alger, via
Queenstown on thursday at 1l3O A, n. for Europe
per steamship Hanlmona, via Plymouth, CherDOurg,
and iamDurgi ON Saturday at A. NJ, for France d..
rect per steamship st GERMAN, via ayre aud 80
A. for Germany Denmark, sweden an Norway, per
steamship h0sel, via southampton and Bremen and
IL NJ for Scotland direct must be specially addressed
per Steamship California Via Glasgow and At ~ NJ for
the United Kingdom. Belp iun, Netherlands, Swtzer.
land. Italy Spain, Portugal, Asia sc; also specially
ship Britannia, Via Queenstown.
June "a
The mail for the West Indies will leave New York
June "a
The mails for China, &C.. will leave San Francisco
Tho mails for Australia. $e. WIN leave San Fran.
cisco July TO- r. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
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The working force, 20 the number OF LOO, OF
ClarKs factory In Newark are to VISA the great EXIT
bltlon on tho Fourth OF July, at tner employers eI
penHe,
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IN PRFsFNcF On TaE shAREn6I inlG
TO WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING CERrlI
GATES WILL BE ADMITTED.

Two wheels will DO provded-one holding the names
OF shareholders and the other holding the numbers OF
the plots and lots. name and numOer will be drawn
simu taneOusly until both wheels empty ana the
Awards called each shsr holder being enuedto which
ever his number designa es as shown ON the IN y.
shai eho name enter into the ribution
unless his or her payments shall amount to twenty nve
dollars each share taken the date OF the distrbu
ton THIS rule essential TO preserve good faith be
tween the shareholders.
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Boil,rs ana Gmgln.s.

STEAM BOILER end. ?en?;i?e for sac. A'o'v to
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GREAr oLEARIsHs8UT SALE
rRs ERW Tp6 N S2fysEs AfP
HTTCHCOCK's
GARDEN CITY PARK.
Separated only By the rairosd track from the Hon.
A. 4. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY.
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Gupartutrsbip putie,s.
HlnsitaI Snstrumtnts.

GREAT OFFER.-We will during this month
N dispose OF large stock of nst-clase new and sec
ond tand square and upright pianos and organs fol
cash or on installments Pianos and organs to rent
from ~ to 81 DER month. IN city or country HORACE
WATERS SONS, 4o1 Broad way. New York
OWNER will sell rose wood piano. $780, with
N stool. 2ld East 30th st.. near 81 av
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PAi22ESBBssiIs' pRs55ibT&3NSY GE3 YORK CITY,
Manufacturers OF
THE STANDARD ORGAN.
UNRlVALLED In TONE, DESIGN, and FINISH OF
CASE, and In general workmanship. Superior for Par
Or school Church Prices liberal. Rented and sold
instaments Call and examine SEND for catalogue.
ID OSEW0OD 7.octave piano. sl26, lEolian piano,
~ E5 Prince organ, nearly new. t50i stenway and
GORDON SON, Is East lith st.
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tirtbOrhs. Slass. &t.

NOR SALEM Il A. DEMEAN. Al Mercer 1t ,
near brund wrought iron nag holders, for all sized
nag stAs strongest test simplest. ard cheapest In
the market CanVasstrs viii md Il to their interest 10
cal.
I,IREWORKS, FLAGS, FLAGSTAFFS,
wood nag balls, sold at lowest Wholesale prices !
price list will be sent y request.
j. KEARY a bio. 10 and 10 Division At,
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II, 6rsunl.

A HORIZONS ICE CREA VI. made from pure
~. cream To churches fairs, festivals &c, 25c per
quart. 3o5 ih av l96i broadway, anu rs Chatham st.
INuSSElL~IC CREAM, IL Bible Hodse Rest
In the city. EGcur IONS, festivals. retailers IS cents
per quart, speela attention to out.oftown orders
summer branch, SO West lith st.
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-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS,

TWENTY MINUTES on the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
FOU X EXCU RSIONS DAILY
BY the favorite and commodous excursion steamers,
AMERlCUS and NEvERoINK.
Musical Enter ainment by the celebrated
ORPH u b oLEE Gu ID.
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AMERICUs LEAVES
S st. sS ia.G n st. l. Ss'''f e. A. nm H. efsn
$50 and sHg LEAVES sra t9n and goo
Och st.. Z. II $50. lst wmglGndN.,NY brooklyn,
a. and ss ~ ana ~, ss ~ 10 40 4; ~ and M
steamers leave Ro ,kaway at II A. NJ, aud 6;i6 p. NJ
Fare, IS cents. Excursion tickets, so cents.
Return tickets GOOD on either above boats
NOTICING delay from low tide.
Only boats m king the upper landings at Rockaway.
On SUNDAYS the steamers WILLIAM COOK and
ARROWSMlrH will make excursions to RockAway in
" ne hOaI
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Suttls.

ViSIT0Rs TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing for them No charge by agency except Tor porer
age; Keep cneeks ,BafSage B1omRIly deyered SE
SAMSON st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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4 otttri,s.

A ..A.rrALL sPRIZES CAsHED IN GOLD
"a Al THIS OFFlCE.-rhrd Louisiana Gold Dlstri-
button, New Orleans. july 20, 1870.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000. GOLDlI
1910 PRIZES, AMOUNTINu TO y50s.5oo.
10000 1iokets $50 currency. Coupons In proportion
Aupiv Tor INF rmA'tnn &c, 10 WILL M 't}N < CO.
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e RAND INTEHNATI0yALC CENTENNIAL

N NAtuT RACE.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WITNESS THE
GRAND NThRNArIoNAL YACHT RACE,
By the PLYMOUTH Rock, on ner "Trip 10 and return
ing from ROCKAwAY. The superb steamer will pro-
coed to the meeting ground Of the yacht neet say
urtil the START. then run to the STAKE BOAT and
sfterward go to Rockaway Beach. Returning, pas
sengers may see the exciting HOME STRETCH OF the
cont estants.
fAkE. ........ CENTS
Boat leaves pier foot OF s2d a., N. r. at 1890
A NJ, aud Pier 2, N. r., at IL O'Clock.
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Anl-l,,e.- Fon COME. IsLAND DAILY

A-lS76.-ihe new steamer IDLkWILD Will run 10
leaving % IN. Il. "a. NJ l2 NJ; and P. 10Th
go s ies9. ana SEQ r ~ Pier .eSS, 1880 and
1850 and $3.50 r NJ; Ioth st. T., 1910 iio aud t:iO
VI fTa1kiin sts r., 1850; $50; ana $50 NJ;
June f. FROM FAST RIVER, leaving ssd q. 4;
$40 T. NJ st6 st. s:eo' A. ~, is5o and $50 F. H.
Fulton ferry. Brooklyn, e35 A. NJ, lo5 anu 4o6
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SkipplnJ.


A MEXICAN STEA MSHIP LINE.
N Between Philadelphia ana Liverpool calling ~
Queenstown. Thursdays from Philadelphia. Mrines
days from Liverpool. steamers to sail from PniiaGeE
phia follows;
June 8 OHIO .....,..J June .
lLLlNols. .....June 10 PESNsILvANIA. july z
LORD CLlVE. JUNE % CITY ~ Limerick .JUy
c.,,u Price Of passage IA currency 40,
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gen'l A gent,
Philalclphia and AZ broad st.. n. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD, Battery place, y. \.
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GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT Il. Nj.
General admissi 25 cents Reserved seat.
Dress circle so cents Private 01nes. 20 and ~
STHAv. THEATRE. Broadway and 2sth st..
- Proprietor and Manager, a.. Mr. AUG JUSTIN DAILY.
EVERY NlgHT, INGhuDiSg sATuNDAf NlGHf
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AFRO CHARTER. Steamboat Fort Lee ;
"a will accommodate 800 passenger price $50 to
500 per day Apply In the afternoon ~ II Fulton
RROOK k,YN, New Yors. ana Newburgh, by steam.
boat ARMENIA, commencing June 26.-Leaye
Fulton st. Brooklyn, at 81 Vestry st. New YORK o20,
ana 2ith ST. At e:t6 \. NJ. landing At Yonkers. Ions
Island Cuzzens, West Point and Cornwall. Returning.
arrive at BroOklyn T.. NJ.
TICKETS FOR THE ROITND TRIP
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NATIoNAEok I ESSfSlbdS DIR RSti IT 4n' ~ y i
BANANA TRASsIr AND Pacific NAIL

- ro GIAsaoW, BEiFASi aud l. NpoS DERRf
From Pier AZ. foot ~ Cana st.. \ Is
STATE OF NEVADA, THURSDAY. Ju 90 -,
STATE OF INDIAN 4. Thursday. June %
Saloon ana cabin plasages Al lowest A.s';,,.,.,,
AUSTIN BALDWIN & co, Agent, - bfoAlNM..
steerage tickets AZ 40 Broadway, and AZ company
pier, foOt OF Canal st, \, Il.
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GIrnrsinlIs.

4. c,vcn .rery AZ ~ unil iss wfs1nN IN. cham
pion banJo,st NADRIG Al BOYS MOZART GLEE
- Tomorrow (THURSDAY) the PLYMOUTH
RO passengers will BE- enabled TO witness the great
INTERNATIONAL CENTENNIAL YACHT RACE.
, 1876-03-21

a reputable, nice mnn. johnson was clcrk at The
Hatch House. Wlsuesa had eaten n the houso
nnd regarded Il as flrat-ciass. lie hAl visited
tho houao, 10 both eat and drink. and conaId-
efrl hi1dnsif good sampler Of lIuors,
Tie defonse moro reBted tho case, and
Mr.. HEED
addressed tho Jury for half An honr In bis nsual
vigorone slyle, lie oiAimad that tho several
eounta In Tho indictment bad heen ahunda1tly
sustained, Fifst, tint \ Republican challenger
lad boon excluded ta tho morning seound, tliA&
votes Ind been Illegally taken third. thai u o
halotbox lad boen etufled by tho Judges or
their cicrka, or friends, With their knowledge
aud consent, and. fourth, that large uumbef Of
votes lad hoon pulled for L. q. Huck, 10 tue extent
of sixty.ono proven. which had not been counted
During bis speooh he commented With great
e1nphagfa on the character Of the Judges. the
absence Of their clorks, aud tho fact that the
1nsu Chaplin could not 10 ronchcd by abb
rHepa. 1lo said Chaplin MAS myth, and that
Ills alleged connection with tha polls was oue Ut
tho many subtorfuges adopted by tho dcfend-
anta 10 cover up thsir rascal,ty, Ills removal as
judge aud bis acceptance ~ = challenger sas 4
part Of the well+mAtured plan To desfand tho
jeople cut OF 81 expression ol their Will At tho
baiIot-tux.
This morning tho counsel for tho defense will
be heard, aud Mr. Van Amman will clo4a for The
prosecution,
, 1876-03-21

falslfiod tlle condition Of tho bank Tho report
vaa signed Jointly with oshats, and
Darling oia,ms mechanically Without e1am-
inatton OF tho ,hooks What Abbott 70.
ported to Washington con ha eonjeoturcl
only fsom the resiift. On SAturday Special
Agent t|alc located tere. called On Darling for
All explanation Of Abhott'a report. Tho same
day 10 got lsttor from Washington, atgned by
aecratsry Dristow. asking for bts resignation.
lie answered tho lotscr III porhon and xeut to
Washington tho Eamo day. IIo returned this
morning, tnt dnoliuea 10 admit or deny that hs
has rs.iRnc1. lilo haa douLt'oss resigned, IT
will do 40.
, 1876-03-21
t1AEO TIE LITTLE RodCEs.

1V 8NE EuTp3 " TIE CfltNgU 1FtpRMs
Cu,oAoo, March 20.-Does It not begin to
look, In tho whisky prosecution hc1oabout ~
though the edlot had gouo forth to hang the
litlo roEuea and let the large onoa go? Tho
plot Of tho Wh,sty play may not oud In fnrce,
which 1t will surely be II tho 1ng'oadcrs, Heaiug
md Holm, aud one othor not ypt indicted,
whom thoy oboycd, who hnvo dono 70 much to
corrupt and dcbauch tho roltlca md public Bsnti-
mout OF this country, aro nlloaeI to escape
tho odinm aud Disgrace which had
heen fastened on them. The conviction OF q few
cltazen-distilera who have cheated s!se Govern
ucnt out OF a fou thousand dollars ia not half
~ important to this community ~ tho punish
meut, degradation, and overthrow Of the threo
unpr'nc'ptea politicians who for thrce years past
have plnced the property aud tho lives OF half y
million people at the mercy OF q gang Of hasc-
PenitOuttary ~ this amalleat puntshmens which
such unplinclpled leadors deserve AZ pay for
their political tGrrpftam,
, 1876-03-21
THOSE BRIDGES A0AfH.
To the Editor Of T'hs Ch,a111 Tribune:

TO the Editor Of TIA Ch,ai2d 1ftbIM+
Cu1cAoo, March 2o.-With the opening Of nav
ieasion. now ut hand, oomes the inevitable
bridge nuisance, aud 1t remains to be seen
whether tho Uoard OF Public Wogka will do any
bettcr By the people this year than last, The
bri1ge-ten1erB Of last year hnd it all their own
way, aud II thcro ware any rules OK any system
III regard 10 swinging ths brldgas they we're
wholly, or 60 much 80, In favor Of tho vessel
aud tug owners o. 10 leave the Impression.
not yet removed, on tho publlo mind
that tho brdge-tonder, OF some one In
the CITY dopafhnen was paid BY the yoases-
OwnerB' ABsociation. Let tho Board OF Public
Works turl. over new Loaf. and this year pay
gome heed TO the Wants OF the public. II they
nre not able to make and ouforoe rules which
will tcctify the evil, let them acknowledge their
iucompetsucy and stop aside. There nro at
ioast .htco iloura in zach day when vessels
should not bo allowed To interrupt the public
travel, namely: G to .. .n.. II to p. tn., and
q 70 7p. m. Between theso three busy periods
It viii DO easy to accommodate at the shipping
which entora our Tlger. pEpRsTR1AN.
, 1876-03-21
MACOupiN'S DEBT.

EPfttdl Utspd1cA 70 INS Chted90 1f16uH.
BpnlsoyIELp, ILL.,, March 2o.-1n tie auit OF
The Newark Savings Institution ". Johu W.
wills, o1-Tzoaau1sr Of MAaoupln County, tried
Saturday, Judge Treat to-day granted the rule
Asked for requiring tie e1-Trpasurc1 to pay over
10 plaintins III this suit tho balance Of money iu
hls shAnds,-$tl. .t7o. ito apply on She lud8-
meuts obtained iu tAlB court 0n tho Court.Houaa
bon4ls held by these tudgment-orolltus4.
, 1876-03-21
Centennial NEWS.

Special D1spateh to Tht gatcaa" TrtbunA
TORONTO, Can., March 2o.-Larga amounts Of
goods Intended for the Centenuial Exhibition
are now ktorea 1t tue freight shed4 at tla q raud
Trunk Hallway, wLase they will bs shipped for
philadelphia this week by AapeciAl tralu without
erAnAhiplusut. Pictures, sto.. intended for tbs
ans.Arta dspaztmans vii b shipped to-mo1sou.
, 1876-03-21
PARTNERS WANTEDs

71ARTHKR WANTkD-wfrH eaeM To $500, TO
l. join Tho advertiser In buying out veliestabi1lcd
paAh YuR tuAInet iocaspd in tho best halts4s
IN MI stty Must b - .eire bnsines. mAa WIN zoi
iepartsnonl Et4t ot tsfcEaueoa R.ssn and required.
PElneps!s. With full sddresst Gully vii! pease
, 1876-03-21

A uKHTS WAhFED-:ro aELL THE ''UtllqAuO
NER 1 Gu., II AAdl&olak
, 1876-03-21

FOR HALE.
NOR HdLk-HDAR, uR TNApK MEMBERSHIP
Luz Adjdes. tot avs dayt, 81. TrbIas p.iss.
k'oR SALE 5hLAGK HILLS. OUTFITS. ,F!HE:
rubber blAuket haEusss, saddles, stQ. Apply xt Hys-
ssuuant uouds Depot, fss and vi Lakss. Ipatafa.
, 1876-03-21

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
INASTFD-TD PURCI1ABE-TwO.srOAY AND
W basement sto ruat house. With barn. eAAt tr4nt,
on ons Of the Ascuuaa oonEeaIsn1 Ia Addresa
Tribune onIee, ''
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

Our Eastern exchanges bring what
the Associated Press, which is conduted
exclusively on partisan principles,
failed to furnish, full reports of the
Georgia election. 1t was purely State
confess, and did not come within the
scope of Taft's bayonet order. eonse-
q9ently there was no interference by
Federal troops. Peace and good order
prevailed at the polls throughout the
State. No intimidation or violence
was used at the polling places. White
and colored citizens voted for whom
they pleased, and liberal number of
the latter supported the Democratic
candidates. What scathipg rebuke
to the bloody shirt crusade,i contained
in the simple fact that white and colored
citizens voted together peaceably, in
the ultra Democratic and Southern
State of Georgia?
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

THERE is probably loss of three
Democratic Congressman in Indiana.
This is not to be attributed to Repub-
lican majorities in the districts, but to
the fact that there were three candi-
dates in the field-the Democratic, Re-
publican and Greenback. Landers and
Holman were avowed soft money DEM
ocrats, and both are reported beaten
for Congress, as Holman was for
Speaker of the House for the same
reason.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

The jury in the case of Adolphus
Waltz, late Register of the United
States Land Office, at Carson, charged
with extortion, found verdict of
guilty on the third ballot. The case
was tried in the United States District
Court at Carson and judgment will be
rendered tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

Or all political vipers, the black
mailer is the most deadly and most des-
picable. There is positive proof that
William A. Wheeler, Republican can
didate for Vice President of the United
States, and Edwin d. Morgan, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of New
York, are just such vipers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13
DETHRONED.

The recent elections have virtually
ended the reign of Grantism. The Sec
tional warfare carried on under the
bloody shirt has proved as barren of
results as the campaign against Sitting
Bull; and tho gofy banner must be dis
placed by one more emblematic of the
real issues of the campaign. tits non-
sensical to assert that majority of the
voters of Indiana and West Virginia,
and probably Ohio, are in league with
the enemies of the Union, or have en-
tered into a conspiracy to pay the Con-
Tolerate debt, or remunerate the South
for the loss of the slaves. The Consti-
tuition prohibits both, and to change it
requires vote of two thirds of the
members of each branch of Congress,
and of three-fourths of the Legislatures
of the thirty-eight States of the Union.
This precludes the possibility of allow
ing such claims, even if the Administra-
ton was SO disposed, and effectually
proves the absurdity of such
allegations. There is no such is
sue involved in the campaign
The people cannot be deceived
by such folly, and are proving
at the ballot-box that they are for re-
form and change in the Administra-
ton. Indiana was conceded by the
Republicans to be the decisive battle
field of the Presidential contest. The
State was overrun with campaign
speakers. Every Republican orator
from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico was
placed on the stump, and as an incen-
tive to honest Republicans, who were
Disguised with the corruption of the
party, to vote the ticket, it was pro.
claimed from the stump, and reiterated
by the press that the successof Hayes
in November depended upon the result,
in Indiana in October. The result is
now before the people. Indiana has
given a decisive majority for reform,
and Ohio which was conceded to the
Republicans, is now doubtful State
A reaction has taken place /; the bloody
shirt and sectionalism have not pre-.
vailed, and thinking men have began to
realize the necessity of dethronine
Grantism, reforming the civil service
and restoring prosperity to the country
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

j. G. HAGERMAN and E. Blenner-
hassett opened the campaign in Eureka
last Tuesday night. There was large
crowd in attendance. and the Sentinel
says the speeches were argumentative
and convincing. The meeting closed
with prolonged cheers for Tilden and
Hendricks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

The Republicans have proved to be
very false prophets. They have been
asserting for months that Ohio would
give a Republican majority of at least
sc, 600; but the returns show that the
people are so nearly equally divided,
that it will take the official count to de-
termine the result.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

THE Hayes Invincibles were all uni
formed and equipped with torches
night before last, in San FRANCISCO, and
awaiting the news from Indiana to start
out in procession Late in the evening
the news arrived; it was not what they
expected, and motion to 60 home was
carried unanimously. 1t was . sore
disappointment to the Invincibles; but
it is all the better for the country.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

RETURNS from all but three precincts
in Sanders county, Nebraska, show
majority of between 800 and 400 in
favor of bonds to be issued to the
Union Pacific Company to build rail-
road from Omaha west through that
and other counties.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

The city of AK, France, is preparing
to celebrate its two tbousandth ami
versary. A statue of the Roman Gen.
eral, Marius, conquerer of the Cimbro-
Teutons, is to be erected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

THE King of Belgium is endeavoring
to establish penal colony and institu-
tion in South Africa, and is in negotia-
ton with the Republic of Transvaal for
its capital.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

SENATOR MORTON was reported at
Burlington, Iowa, on the 18th inst, on
his way to California. He is leaving
Indiana in disgust. AS he is repre-
sentative man of the Republican party,
and the great champion of Grantism.
it would be appropriate to honor him
with a scramble by the Brass Band as
he passes through Winnemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the Board of County Commiss toner's
OF Humboldt county, made and entered in
the minutes of said Board Tuesday, October
I'd, A. ID. 1876.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
FIRST TUESDAY,
The 7th day of November next, polls will be
held at the following named places, to wit:
Precinct No. 1-Polls at Lovelock's house
Precinct No. 2-No Polls.
Precinct No. 3-Polls at Mill boarding
house.
Precinct No. 4-Polls at Carpenters store
Precinct No. 5-Polls at Borland's store
Precinct No. 6--Polls at Gould's store.
Precinct No. T. Polls ut James Hcndra's
house.
Precinct No. s--Polls at Justices office.
Precinct No. 9--Polls at BUSHES house.
Precinct No. 10--Polls at Crooks hotel.
Precinct No. ll--Polls at Justice of the
Peace Office,
Precinct No. 12-Polls at Fink's store.
Precinct No. l3--Polls at Jersey Company's
Precinct No. 14-Polls as A. Denio's house
Precinct No. l5-Polls at Samuel COTS
house.
Precinct No. 16--Polls at School. house
Precinct No. 17--Polls at McColly's store
Precinct No. 18-polls at Snaps Station.
Precinct No. l9-Polls at Crutcher's house.
Precinct No. 20-Polls at Gregg's house
Precinct No. 21--Polls at Humboldt House.
Precinct No. 22--Polls at Pacific Sulphur
Company's office.
Precinct No. 23--Polls at Stone House,
. An Election will be held for
Three Presidential Electors.
One Judge Of the Supreme Court.
One Member Of Congress.
One State Senator.
Three Assemblymen. fte
Sheriff
County Clerk.
County Recorder.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor,
District Attorney,
Public Administrator.
County Superintendent OF Public In
structions.
County Surveyor.
One County Commissioner (long terml.
One County Commissioner (short terml.
Justice OF the Peace TOR each Township.
One Constable for each Township.
Two School Trustees for each School Dis
trict one Long Term and one Short
TERM.
Which election shall be opened not later
than O'Clock A. NJ. and shall costinue omen
until o'clock of the same day. And notice
is hereby further given that the ballots to be
used at said election shall conform in color
size and texture with the description set forth
herein, to wit:
Size Of ballots shall be four inches In width
by twelve inches in length, of the best quail
ty OF white book paper.
Dated this 9th day of October, A. D. 1876.
Attest, j. II. JOB, Clerk.
RICHARD NASH,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

The last political conundrum is: Is
William A. Wheeler blackmailer.
The affirmative answer will be found
in the proceedings in the case of the
Ogdsnsburgh, st. Lawrence and Cham
plain r. r. Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-13

The eternal fitness of things: Brick
Pomeroy. who rejoiced. shouted and
gloried over the assassination of Presi.
dent Lincoln, is supporting Hayes and
Wheeler.