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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
T1K GREAT TRUNK line
FAST MIL ROUTE o. the Y. 8.

Is the mos. direct: convenient aud eco0eO'
icsl way OF reaching Philsdelphia and this
great Exhibition from al sections Of the
country. its trains too and from Philadei.
phia will pass throufh grand Centennial
depot, hieh the company has greeted o,
the main entrance TO the Exhibition
grounds for the accommodation OF passen-
gers who wi h to stop ut or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station anc the EXhibitiOA-a convenience
OF the greatest value 10 visitors, and afford.
I'd exclusively Ny the Pennsylvania Rail-
Dad, which IL the only line running direct
o the Centennial buildings. ExcureiOsi
rains viii = leo stop at the Fucalupmeut Of
ne Patrons OF Husbandrs. 81 Elm station
on this road.
The repnsyiyahia Railroad l. the grand
est railway organization In tie worff. u
controls seven thousand miles Of roadway.
| forming continuous lines TO rhiladeiPlis,
New York. Baltimore, and washiDgtOD,ova
which luxurious day and night cars arc
| run from chicago, 1t. Louis, LOUSY ille. Gin
! ciunati. Indianapolis, columbus. Toledo,
! Cley Gland and Erie Nithou- change.
! its main line is laid wife double and third
track. ot heavy steel rsil-.upeh deep BEG
| of broken Stone ballast, snd its brtdsbs are
! AL of iron or stone. its pAsse niger uslhs
arc Cauirred with every known improve
I! nent for comfort and safety, AMI are run NJ
faster speed for greater distances thsh tue
|
| company ma largely increased ifs equip
nent tor Cc,itennisitravei, sud VIII pc PIE.
pared to bui,d IN IL. own shops. az suo.s
J notice sufficient t. fully 2eeomincdste s1y
( ANY .xsr. Aetnanf. The uae4ualled re-
sources al the command OF The company
| Of the company guarantee the most perfect
Accommodations for all its patrons during
the Centennial Exhibition.
I The magplnce Mt scenery for which the
| Peausylyania Railroad Is 40 Justly celebra.
! ted prsse ute ~ the traveller over Its perfect
! roadway sH ever-changinp ranOrsse Of
river n,s., and landscape views uAe-
I Qusied Ia America.
The eAtiMg stations on this line are mn
| surpassed. Meals will he furnished Ct suit
able hour. and ample time allowed i0S en-
Toying them. .,
! Excursion tiekets, At reduced ra:s:, W
be snlo At alt the principul railroad tiokc'
otiiees in the West, Northwest and south
| west :,
Y He sure that your tickets READ via ths
Great PennsyiV snia route 70 The Cehtea
tnlsa.
FRANK THOMSON. d. N. BOYD. IT,.
t;.n. NsSager. Gen. Pass'Y Ay
Jy2.wIn
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Nursxaxss'S SAFE

Wleyeas, ChariSs -. ArtsT sad hlixA y.
AFTER, his wifi, oy their certain Ssls mest-
rasa. executed and delivered to the undet-
ss;ycsa. nm tb. a0th dsy OF december, A.
ID. ls,s. did, Tor the purpose o. sreu:1ns =
certain promi.ory note therein msnuoAsd y.
mortsa:s 70 .,e undcrsigned the following
described pre- mises, to.wit: Loo nu1r
bersa thirty t.0) and hnty-oae tals -
ossck numbered 6fty-one sSll, IN the eisy
Of Cairo. Illinois and whereas. 6sl.uh nee
been made In the payment OF setd nsss !
now, therefore in puy.asnes VI the suthoS,
fly coaferred by said ssle mortgage. VIZ
scii the above jcscfibed IRE Dsses. % Pun
lie vendus, to the highest bidder. for eeAh
! in hand, Ut the door ofthe Ceart hoesx'
I in tho city sf Cairo, Illinois, On easofusyl
1 February 4, A. II. lsl7; at the hss: o,
o'clock pm. u said dsy, saia ssle ~ y
w''1 %rss sidsI y. iSSxIitgoRD. rs's.sss
1 CNsp = ahess. Atte.asys eve
January Z, ts.1-d 80 d
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TrmAQee-y sale.

where's. zoe o'h Day oI Jaii a. H. M W. ~.
srSSyted and aslivered the uudeSs lxned tH
the purpose OF securing the pay naeut Of . esrt~n
promisory note ihcseil uaeptioned, fsece psss
northwest quarter OF the southeast qusrssr -
the south-wsst qualter OF the north-oass 9eAxoes
nsd the south half or the north west quarter o.
the naJth-east quarter, all ~ ing AMI eeank "
section seven. tovs.hip sixteen, range Two, wssi
Of die third rrineipsl meridisn IN AhxAnder
County, IlliHs..; and whereas, dstssis ~ eeea
fore in pursuance OF the authority conferred by
laid trust deed. viii self the sbose 'iescxt9ed
premise. Al pn'lie yeHdue. 10 'he highest etader
r;,y 90 AFRO IL said AIss anasr County. lll'A OIL
| a Monday. N. sth day 81 January, A. II ~.
bstweeu ia A.ar. 81 ten clock m. sa1 avs
o'olocS y. m. of aid dsy said sale 70 ee Mi~ss
| led M 2t,on' is0MAs AA1
WIN.
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state Of Jsy Ss GLASGOW, deceased

C.tstc Of JSs -. Glasgow, dccea,cd-
The undersia ned. having been appointed
adni Illustrator Of the estate nj Jesse GlsS-
gov, late Of the county Of Ale yander and
,tce that he viii appear before the county
court OF Alexander county, At the court
house in cairo al the February tsrm, on
the third Monday IN February next, St
which tune all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re.
qaested 10 attend Tor the purpose OF having
10 satd estate are requested 30 make imme.
diate payment ~ the undersigned.
Dated.a3rd lsy Of December, 4. d. 1915.
Eirts VI, GLASGOW.
I2-2s.w6t Administrator.
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TIM Il epublicans have secured control
OF the Illinois house Of representatives
electng the speaker by majority 81
thirteen votes over the Democratic
candidate for that position. The indie
pendents cast eight votes for their eandl-
date. The house stands scventy-hine
Republicans, siXy-iiye Democrats and
eight independents. Senator fl"mp, oil
La Sale county, was elected president Of
the senate without opposition. Plumb Is
An independent. Upon taking his seat
he thanked the senator's for The honor
conferred upon him, and IA betlalf OF tthe
members OF the Independent organization
in the senate and throughout the stale,
thanked the senate tor its recognition
of his party. lie made no promises, ana
declared that his party had no principles
to urge but such as the rank and ile ol
both the great parties heartily endorse
and that it was planted on platform
whose underlying and fundamental Idea
il that whatever stands between the neces
sites OF the people and the proper supply
OF those necessities must be removed
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YHE Chicago T.iLl.,,. adyncatns

The Chicago Tribune advocates a new
presidential election in Louisiana under
an old United States statute that enables
4 state to hold a new presidential eiee
ton when there has been failure 10 ap-
point presidential electors according to
law. The Tribune holds that the qies-
ton OF whether Tilden or Hayes has
been elected hinges on tie result in Lou
i-iana and that 9 new election would de.
eide It beyond q doubt.
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i'I-tt1Ft3 IIt~F '7'-1''
Maine legislature, by reclamation, for tie
long and short terms In the United States
senate. The manner Of the vote was in
tended asa specia! compliment Ia the
defeated candidate LOT The presidency
. Balm In G.lead !oI his disappointment
Of last summer.
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A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure
ana instruction.
Harper's Bazaar.
II.LCSTRATED-
NOTICES OF TIE PRf S.

Forsmctly household matters sniuI LAT Ah-
pms BagARIs altogether the best thing pub
iished To take IL il n matter OF economy. No
lady can afford 10 be without it, foE the niorha-
tion il gives will save her very much more money
household an interesting literary visitor Uni
caso journal.
HARPERs BAZAE is profrseiy illustrated, ant,
"A most attractive character. In It's liter
ary and artistic features, the bazaar Il unques-
tionsbly the best journal of s kind IN the cn''n-
inv, Saturday Evening Gazette, Boston
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S.r.ToE WISDon has been elected hi.
own successor By the Minnesota legisla
tGrc, and Senator Ferry to succe-'! him
sclfhy ,he Michigan legislature.
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JuDGI. ErsrACE, one oil the delegates
from Lee county to tho Democratic state
convention on ,he sth, was formerly a
rej-hoI Radical.
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Drs.s., Ms term OF Office. GOV. btYe-
ria.e wa solicited tor twelve "'ii..'.sS
PARDON
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TuE publ, schools AT La Sale,
Illinois, has been closed on stcount %
Small poX in the town.
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CosrlopoRE y,SpyRsILT waz eighty
two years OF age.
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CENTENNIAL RIDU,TIoN
In ADVRRTIsIN0

Thnecsthoassnl. two hundred and fty dollars
worth oi newspaper advertising. at nblishsrs'
'ates. given for s1to: aud q shrss moths ns,e
.bility.- y printed list. giving namecnaracter
;ta2l tsily and weekly circastion NJ sched,,ls
,tss Of advertising. sert free 70 AZ address.
Advertising Agents, u PAX Row, ny. :.
la-3kSI.
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SANsEY is losing his voice.
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Centennial Reduction
in Advertising.

Three Thousand. too l,ndgsi aud bfty dolis1s
worth oil M spsqer sdverti.ing, AZ pat+ishsr7
schedule ysins, given Tor s'o, aila = s.A.s
issrs Or responsibility. printed list, yi..ss
Saa,e, Character, Actual Dsay and weekiy Cf-
culation. aud >ehsdale rAtes ~ AussruslnS
FowrlI \ Co. Newslsper Advertising Ayen"'
Al Park Rev, NY.
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y TnEkx Is reaper and his name 10 Me-
COrmick, 49,
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ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
& SOUTHERN r. r.
TIM1 CARD.

Empress leaves Cairo daily ...........z.cpp p. N.
Express arrives at Cairo daily..........4 On 4 ia
Accommodation leaves Cairo dail y.....2 Goa IN
Accommodation arrives daily tesoept
SundASl 20 a. IA
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This grssa isternatlOast Exhfbition, de-
signed TO commemorate the one hundro0eh
anniversary OF American 1pdependenoos
opened May 10th, and will close Novo0bef
10th. 1874 All the nations Of the world
and oil tbs states and territories Of the In
ion are participating In this wonderful ~.
monstration, bringing together the met
comprehensive collection Ct art trsasufee,
mechanical inve ntions, seisatifc dlseovsf.
cries, manufacturing schievementA, mlney.
al specimens, and agricultural products
ezer exnlbitsd. The grounds devoted %
the exhibition are situated on the lins e
the Pepnsylv ania Railroad and embrace 40
acres Of Paramount Park, al highly In
proved and ornsnenteu, on which are
srecfe the large 1t buildings ever coustyuc.
ted--fse ofthese covering an area Of Nfty
acres and costing $4,000, 900. The totA
number OF buildings erected for the pur-
poses Of the exhibition II near two. huA-
drei. During the thirts days Immediately
following the opening OF the exhibition {
million aud 6 quarter OF people Waited II.
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n.siny C,o.e Connections with the - -!
Mail' Ia the East.

,,n,.y.,oL1. Asp clsc,S,Artr,faa..
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g. W. MChsAIa. l. III.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Destitusisn and Mise ry.

Desfitutisn and Misery.
SADRIANoPLE, Aug. z
There is appalling misery among the
Bulgarian Turkish fueilives. At Eski
Ssgra and neig bborhood there are from
ten TO fifteen thousand, of whom FIVE
Thousand are wounded, and many are
dying on thSroad fiom exhaustion and
starvation, All are destitute. &
Clear OF, Rsssians.
LONDON. Aug. z. |,
The D0brudseha. ID believed to
completely clear ofthe Russians.
Dsaidedfe.p pay Tribute.
I BELGRADE, Aug. 7.
\ The Ssnptsehins before propagation
I decided 70 centinne the payment, OF
tsabote TO the Porte
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NEW TO-DAY.
Bids For Privileges.

NOTICE rs HE EBy GIvES THAT
~ sealed bids win be received at the oftce
OF the secretary II the II. d. A. NJ. l. N So
ciety up to the hour of O'Clock p. m, Sep
ten her 18th 1877. for the following privileges
the SC. iety's Fair to be held at Winnemue-
ca October lst to 9th inclusive:,
1st. Pool Privilege.
End. Bar Privilege. .r
3rd. Beer Privilege.
4.h. Restaur mt Privilege.
9th. Confectionery. Fruit and Ice Cream
Privilege.
9th. Oyster Stand Privilege.
1tn~ Least. amount BRASS Bands will en-
gage to furnish music during the six days Of
the Fair. Bids for masic to state the number
OF pieces to ba used.
The beer s'and will not be allowed TO keep
anything but beer. All b d. must be accom-
panied with guarantee that the money wall
be paid 20 the Secretary In gold coin prior TO
the day the party 20 whom It is awarded takes
charge of the stand.
4 The Society reserves the right TO reject any
Z OF all bids. q. CHENOWkfH,
/ augS-td. Sec'y II. d. A. N. 4 NJ. Society.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
MECHANICS ROn EUROPE,

Carpenters and masons are now leav-
ing New York and other Atlantic ports
under engagements to work 10 England.
Last week the steamship Montana took
from Now York forty-six skilled car
penters and joiners who were engaged
TO work in factories at Manchester,
England. They are to receive 81 %
per day on the other side of the Allan
tic, while some of them had been work
ing in Patterson, New Jersey, for 81 Is
per day. They are mostly young men
of English birth. A short time ago
one hundred and fifty masons left New
York for Glasgow, all of whom were
under engagements to work at higher
wages than they had been receiving on
this side of the ocean.
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CHARGES AND COUNTER
CHARGES

-. Last week reports from the battle of
Plevna, when the Russians were
defeated and driven back, stated that
Turkish Bashi Bazouks fell upon the
wounded Russians left on the battle
field. and slaughtered every one of
them. The Russians charge that the
Turks commit such atrocities wherever
they have opportunity, and corre-
spondents confirm the truth of the
allegation. Now the Turkish Govern
nsnt makes counter charges against
the Russians whom they accuse of
torturing and butchering whole villages
of Mussulmans. To create sympathy
for its cause the Porte has issued cir
oular which gives details of the butch
cries to which the Turks have been
subjected by Cossacks and Bulgarians.
Undoubtedly there is much cause for
complaint on both sides on the ground
of inhumanity but the past history OF
the Bashi Bazouk shows him capable OF
committing outrages on the defenceless
which would cause even Cossack OF
the Don to yield him the palm 10 refined
cruelty. Only u year ago during the in
surrection in the Turkish provinces 1t
is stated upon the authority of English
mon who saw the victims that the Bashi
Bazonks impalsd the women and
children who fell into their hands in
the rebellious districts. If at the pres
emit time the husbands and fathers of
those women and children follow tbs
Russian army and crafty their revenge
on the Turks, the Russians. under the
circumstances. can scarcely be held re-
sponsibls for their acts. Of all people
in the world. not excepting Sitting
Bulls Indians, the Turks should be
the last to complain of atrocities.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indisaretions of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC.. will
send ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHANGE, This great remedy was discovered
by O missionary in South America. Send g
lf-addressed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T.
TsMAN. Station U, Bible House. New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

HE case of Sargent and Page against
che San Francisco Chronicle now pend.
ing at Placervills, has been continued
until Thursday to enable the Klisor, ap
pointed to take the place of the Sheriff.
10 subpoena jurors to complete the panel.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

NTrcTIMs orYoUTHFUL rMPRuDENcF.
v who have trifd in vain eve'y known
remedy. will learn OF simple prescription.
FREE, for the speedy cure OF nervous debility.
premature decay. lost manhood. and all dis.
orders brought orby excuses. Any droggist
has the Ingredients. Address la vIDSON
~ co. s6 Nassau St, ~. ".
oct l7,lyr.i
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE.

CooD BOARD AND NEAT FuhNAShED
NJ rooms may be had py sne W. 49,.
nO"'0 oA MRS. CAnRIR FAIRsANK.
Winnemuccs, July 10. 1877.
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french ARairs-An Anss.iean Ar
rested.

try OF cOnclliHtlOn With the assistanoo
Of the Deft center and Moderate Rights,
as recommended by the ''Moniteur.
The object is to avoid o dangerous
crisis which would be occasioned BY
the present reactionary Cabinet being
compromised by a large Republican
majority.
An American named Biggar has been
arrested by police spy In the south
OF France for having called President
Macmahon an ass. The United States
Charge D'Affa,rs has sent counsel to
see fair play, and to send q report If
the charge is untrue.
Iu obedience to instructions of the
Prince Imperial, Baron Haussmann
will run for Chamber of Deputies in
Ajaccio against Prince Napoleon.
General Grant in Italy.
BELLEGIo, Italy, Aug Z.
Ex President Grant arrived here to-
day. A grand fete will be given in his
honor.
Refuse TO Pay Taxes.
ATHENS. Aug. Z.
Many villages in the district OF Volo
having refused to pay taxes the Turks
have placed six guns before the gates
of Volo and threatened to lombard the
town on the first sign of insurrection.
Great unea siness prevails in the Sally
aud Epirus.
Another Russian Defeat.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. Z.
Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs under date
of August 5th that 1000 Karapak horse
men defeated two Russian battalions
near Ardahan.
Insurreetion in Bosnia Ended.
LONDON. July z.
The Bosnia instruction is at an end.
Insurgents are crossing into Dalmstis
aud are being internsd on islands in
the Adriatic.
Russians Concentrating Near Ras-
grad.
LONDON, July 7.
The Russians are concentrating 10
great force on Lorn river and an attack
on Rasgrad is thought immiaena. Ac
cording to official news from Constant
nople, Mehmet Ali Intends, to coRyert
Rasgrad into a fortified camp. The
force concentrating in the neighbour
hood consists of 48 battaiioDs Of
infantry. Is batteries and 81 squadrops
of cavalry. altogether 40, 80 men.
Austria TO Occupy ssrvia.
LosDOs, Ang. z.
It ia rumored that AustHaa with the
consent of Servis and Russia. will oc
cupy the Western part of Servia. Two
high Austrian officials have arrived in,
Belgrade.
Alleged Massacre by Cossa shs.
LONDON, Aug. ..
The Porte has issued q circular re-
counting horrible massacres perpetrated
by Cossacks and BulgariaDs: These
include the Burning alive of seventy
Mussulmsns Of the village of Ayukelm
and tho cold blooded massacre of forty
others, as well as women and children
The circnlar declares that the English
military at Tache has ascertained the
truth Of all 1t asserts.
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SPECIAL 10 GALS.

RREsH STRAWBERRIES AND BLAcKBhR
RIEs received daily from California and
for sale cheap for cash at Turrsttin il
Bannister's.
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Indicted a nd Arrested.


VIRGINIA CITa. New. Ang. 7.
John M,Donaldi the mao, Who
stabbed Connolly on Sunday. was held
ayerto appear before the Grand Jury,
iattss sii@,af O. Oess.
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Attempt to Move tn aims.

WASHINGTON, Aug. z.
General Kimball. Surveyor General
of Utah, who was, suspended some
time ago by the Secretary of the Lutte
rior will leave for his home tomorrow
satisfied that his casa will be iavorably
considered by the President and Cabi
net, and that he will be reinstated 10
his Office.