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I'FcI:.tI.E lirrtINN,I.

Dy rail to-day were IS follows:
Three CIR loads OF lumber for Smith &
Wilscy: ono car. load br.lcy for Jrncs
Grant; one car load general norchau
disc; ono car wood for Il. II. bernard,
and one car coal for The G.. y. II. Il. Co.
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Departures I:y Stage,
BY VAN DREILGEN's LINE

Nm. Curtis, Miss. Idn Wntson md
boy, Thomas Donohugh, Il. Connolly,
L. Pierce, II. L. Sweet. Geo Cooking,
Win. Thomas, J. II. barnes, DIR. Par.
sons and one Chinaman,
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NOTICE.,

Il. Phillips is authorized to receive
MI moneys duo to tho blnoksmithiug
firm of ii. Hashago e Co., no having
again assumed entire control OF tho
business md will conduct tho same.
.. -. HAsHA0E & Co.
Elko, Sept. 2I, 1877.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Setob1rE Term.
HON. J. II. rLACk, PRESIDING.

Saturday, Nov. 3.
Tho caso =oss-5g0ha Waldo, on trial
during yesterday. WINS submitted to the
jury last night, and after briefly delib.
Grating. tho jury brought in virdict
OF Gcquttal. The Cour, has been en-.
gagged to-day in tho matter Of the estate
OF j. w. Cummins deceased. Tho
taial of Meyerly, OH charge Of burg
larry, comes up Monday.
Monday, Nov. 8.
Tho cnse Of Merely. charged with
housekeeping at Tuscalora, camo up
to-day. At noon jury was emrunelcd
md the jury took q recess until dig
o'clock, when the trinl proceeded. The
examination OF witnesses was still in
progress us We went TO press.
Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
The jury in tho case of Moverly, to
whom the matter Of tho guilt or inno-
cenco of tho defendant was submitted
ut 0 o'clock last evening, was out dur
ing tho night, and this morning re-
turned n verdict of, Guilty, as charged
in the indictment"
Tho case OF Attic Brace, indicted for
grand larceny. wns called, jury en-
paneled, and the testimony of witnesses
was still being taken as We went to
press.
Tho case OF the First National Bank
of Nevada VS.. Cook Brothers is act for
tomorrow, but owing to criminal cases
awaiting trial may DO deferred.
Wednesday,, Nov. 7th.
The trinl OF Brace, WIS resumed this
morning, and continued until about
noon, when the case was submitted 10
tho jury, which rendered a yirdict Of
acquittal without consultation. Court
then adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Thursday, Nov. 8.
Court met at tho usual hour this
morning, and tho case Of II. L. David.
son, charge with assault with intent to
kill, being chilled, jury was empanel-
cd, and the examination of witnesses
was continued through the day. A
great many witnesses have been sub
Penaed by both prosecution md de-.
fence. and it is not probable that the
case will be submitted until sometime
tomorrow. an--"'.'
Friday, Nov. 9th
Court met at tho usual hour and tho
trinl Of r. L. Davidson was resumed.
The examination Of witnesses occupied
tho time until two o'clock p. NJ. when
the testimony in the cnso was concluded
and argument was opened by III o pos
ecution. ...s
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Election nr nnIr.r.

Tho annual election of officers for
Elko Lodge, +. & A. NJ, will take
place at the next regular communica-
ton, Tuesday, December 18th.
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The now school.houso Inns just been
enclosed by n substantial fence, the
fronting being Of redwood pickots, and
all the posts are Of tho Sumo durable
timber. Tho enclosing Of the grounds
ndds lnrgely to their appearance, and
when surrounded by trocs, which are
soon 10 bc planted, will present super
Tor attraction.
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Arrivals.
VAN DREILLEa'B LINE,

'''H'
This evening from TuscRrorn woro rs
follows: NJ. u. Booth, 4. X. briggs,
+. Coleman, T. Il. FOr,hing, NJ. A.
Cook, McGipn, Mrs. Hanson.
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Frciutlt k(rcc;Fr,I.

Dy rhil to-day, Rre rs follows: Ono
car load of general merchandise; ono
chr barley for A Bixcl aud thrco cars
coal for ilcinhart g. Co.
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1000 ophir. "a. So y (.
2185 Mexican, l5%, Il%
l425 Gould and Curry, 1917, 10.
$40 Best and Belcher, az, q
2ol5 California, 291., so 8
$40 Savage, 9N, OK
056 Con. Virginia, %, Tx -
$40 Chollar. 80, So ~
1885 Hale and Eorcross, 81, 8
+ Gas Point, 5Z, 5%
1910 Jacket, 10, 10X 80 -
2l50 Imperial, 66c, CSC
geo Kentuck. 6
$50 Alpha, ny, 11X
2Go Confidence, 81, 3. 4
1915 Sierra Noyadn, S, b%
625 Utah, lay, II n, ~
905 Bullion, ~ ~
$3.50 E1chequer, 1890, g :, -
$50 Oyerman, 1917, IL
30 Alpha, IL !. tx E -, ~;
4l5 Bolcher. 5X, 5H IS. ".
$40 Succor, SZ . tSt L%
2l35 Union. 6st, TX 5'','; BY y. !.
$40 Alta. llH. IL b30 {. -tEs
240 Julia, 220c, az 49,
5l5 Justico, 10, az ~ "
1850 Caledonia, az, 26oo.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
gFrom Saturdays Daily.[
Public School Report.


Tho following is tho report Of the
Elko Public School for tho month Of
October, 1877:
0RAMMER DEPARTMENT.
Number of girls enrolled. ........2 30
Number of boys .........lI
Total number 10
Pupils standing I00-Emma Litton.
Becca Cronlbie, Amelia Plughoif, Fam
nie Crane.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
Number OF girls enrolled. 90
Number Of boys 20
Total number 10
Pupils standing l00-Essio Thebo,
Willie Wier. Willie Lane, Susie Payne.
rEIHAEY DEPARTMENTS.
Pupils enrolled. IS
Teachers anu pupils Of the Inter
mediate Department deserve tho high
est praise for their perfect Stiffness and
diligent study. Parents are earnestly
solicited to visit tho school.
JOSEPH lIoLL:sTEr, Principal
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Sage Departures.

a. Il. Weaver, S. Coleman, ii. Brcss.
Ter, J. Smaller, a. Ycno!i, i. Timcry,
.. L. Eoscra and ) Orien!nls.
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10 thc Ladies.

Just received Mt d. Rcinhart & Co. q
n large assortment OF tho Lntest Styles
o' Foil and Winter Hats, trimmed.
Also, SOME or nnest Souchos ever
seen in this town.
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MeBsrs. Russell & Bradley arc max.
ing their monthly shipments OF pork
to-dny.
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OY,ters uolnr Down.

In consequence OF the prospective
advance in Turkey, n corresponding de-
clino i'll oysters is in order, and hero
after four bits will secure plato Of tho
luscious bivnlres ut tho Gem Rostauran
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SURVEYORS Tracy and Cntlin are care
fully preparing Il map OF the Tuscarora
uincE.
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Arrivals By Stage.
VAN pHEILES 8 LINE

VAN DHEILES's LINE.
Mrs. Katie Oldham, Jack Houston,
DR.. Deal. Governor Bradley, ". L.
Merck.
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S. j. SMITH, matchmaker md jew
oler, Elko, Nevada.
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Patrons IIuspnntIry.

4 regular meeting OF the Patrons OF
Husbnndry will tnko place OH Monday
evening.
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Freight IteccInia.

by rail to-day wcro M follows: -Four
cars Of lumber for Smith & wilsoy md
three cara OF general merchandise for
different parties.
From Fridays Daily.l
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Friday, Nov. 9th

EIGHT bnrs OF bullion will arrive on
the stage this evening.
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FRESH Milwaukee Beer just received
at tho "Gem."
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Departures by Stage.
DY VAN DREILES's LINE.

N. A. Cook, w. Lancaster, p. Leon
ard, L. Cook, +. Lutz, Miss Ida Watson
and boy.
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Departures rat. MORNING,
VAN DHEILLgS'y LINE,

a. NJ. Campbell, s. NJ. Pollard, J III.
Rand, james Lundy, Geo. Brown, ID.
Il. Deal,
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child Of william Kennedy, Of
Mound Valley Is reported dangerously
i'll.
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oRAMMEn DEPARTMENT.

Number of girls enrolled. .......2 30
Number of boys .........lI
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An incipicnt connngntion took placc
Mt the residence Of Smith Van Droilon
yesterday.
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Erehll OYhtrl

Booru's Oval Brand Oysters. just re-
celved fresh, ut tho GEM.
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Coy6E%oE BRADLEY has returned TO
Trscc ora.
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Fine Saddle Rock Oysters, just re-
o.yed Mt tho GEM.
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The Foreign Rifle Team.

MGbsrs. Miner, Rigby aud Green
hill OF the Irish Rino Team, passed
cnst by tho train last evening. They
hHVo been on visit Of couple OF
weeks III California, aud nre now OIL
their way bNci to Dublin. They ex-
pressed themselves as much pleased
with both Tho climate and people of the
Golden State, and also enjoyed sorno
rnrO sport during their stay, in the hunt.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK. jRiEP0Rt.

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In A TRANCE SINCE LAST JuNE.-A
few nights since there stopped at the Civ
en- House, Des MONIES, Mr. and Mrs. Shade
Of Guthrie County, accompanied by a
number of attendants. They are taking
to Mount Pleasant Mrs. Shade who has
been in an almost CONT nued trance since
last June. On the 18th of June Mrs. Shade
had spasm, from which she passed into
comatose state which continued without
intermission until October I, when she
awaked and conyersed. The next day she
again iell asleep, and has not besn awake
since, She is fed BY forcing. her mouth
open and pl acing the food inside.
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wHurrah for the Holidays.-M

Coulter, Of the Betois Drug Store, has
just received large stock Of Holiday
goods, consisting IN part Of Vases Of all
styles and prices, Toilet sets, Cologne sets,
smoking stands, Boquet holders, mustache
cups. China toys etc. Also 8 large line Of
wall pockets, walnut brackets, fancy and
plain lamps etc. A large stock Of fancy
box Papetreles Of all grades snd prices.
Story and miscellaneous Books etc.
Call sad look over bis catalogues Of
new and standard books and order,.u time
70 get them for Christmas.
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Donation supper, and Wristlet
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CANTON PosT.oFFlcE DIRECTORY

CANTON PoST-oFFlcE DIRECTORY
esssAssa daily mail arrives every day except sun-
~ . $50 2. \. Dsparts svssy day sxcspt Sunday
Horshssn daily nail arrives Svsry day except Sat-
asl q at ~ An. Departs every day except Non
dsssoa qua Niltown mail arrives sAsry Tussdsy
II srsi.J s1 : !. x. E.a4.. = T., ..Ti .r.,.
Cauton 1 Richiand mail arrives every Fridsy, st
S1.n. Departs every Thursday, at8 81. Il. -f&i1
Canton Vsrmilon mail departs every Thurs
Asy Al Z 4. n. Arrives every Fridsy ats An.
OAne ozAa from 4. n. to ? r. y. On sundays
iseal 70 ?. NJ, and one hour after the mail A.
sivss frsa the North. IT q
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From an article in the Siouz CITY
Journal, it seems that at the. annual cleo.
ton of directsors tor the Dakota Southern
road, that G. G. Wicker was chosen Presi.
dent, and A. H. Morrison vice.president
and general manager The Journal says:
In the details of the methods by which Mr..
Morrison was chosen general manager,
the public has no particular interest, but
as soon a. it was brought about it was EVIL
dent that there would be conflict between
him and President Wicker IS long as 9TH
remained on the road. There was at once
. movement put on foot by each to oust
the other, and this eliminated by the d.
rectors gathering at Vankton, not however
upon regular call, but for the purpose Of
being on hand in case anything could be
DONE President Wicker was there, and
with HIM laid the power of issuing for
NAL call for = meeting Of the directors,
which he would not do in consideration
Of the attitude in which matters stood.
81
But if by any unforeseen circsmstance he
had been called away, the field would have
been left opkn for the vics. president to
act in his stead, and the result would have
been his being ousted from the position
he occupied, Notwithstanding he owned
n larger share Of the road than any Other
individual. But President Wicker could
not be frozen out, and finally proposition
was made and accepted by which he pur
chased Mr. Morrison's stock, and this wa:
consunmatcd yesterday after the arriva
of The part in this city, the result OF which
is that &. G. Wicker. has now complet'
control, beyond any peradvsnture or doub
OF the Dakota Southern and Of the lease
of the Sioux City & Pembina, This is a
it should be, and is a result which WI
have desired from the beginning, aad we
congratulate Mr.. Wicker upon his vsry
satisfactory success. rE"A ,E8s ~
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: A large amount Of grain has heen
a ark eted and the buyers have been busy.
The receipts have reached as high as s,oO
bushels yer day, Notwithstanding the de-
cline IN prices in Chicago. Wheat is now
lower IN Chicago than it has been since
the middle Of August, and the prospects
"a not ysry favorable for IN immediate
r.i,e. The prics paid for wheat today y
y oaata-Ysmillssn 9tsndsrd.
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Illinois Central Railroad.

Sioux CRY. Nov. 22d 1878.
EDITOR ADVOCATE: From Nov. go, TO
March lst 1873, will sell excursion tick.
sts. Sioux City to New Orleans and return
for $4,000, good to return to Sioux City
until April 10th, 1873.
w. H. HAMILTON.
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Musical Informatiol..

Ninety thousand copies have already
been sold Of Will Z, Thompson's famous
song .Gashering Shslls from the Sea
Shore" It is thought that Drifting with
the Tide this authors last composition,
win even eclipse Gathering Shells" in
popularity. Any music dealer will mail
either Of thess beautiful pieces to your ad-
dress on recsipt Of price, 40 cents.
Send orders 70 i. Gray's Music Store,
106, Keasny 81, 6aA Yfancisco.
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Proposition.

/ We will furnish the. ADVOCATE, together
with the "American Agriculturist'', and
the valuable Microscope furnished by
them, to any Of our subscribers. new or
old for one year for 1915
or the ADVOCATE and the Scientific
American tor $4.7o
Or the Advocate and the Weekly Inter
Ocean for 1870
Or the Advocate and the Semi Weekly
Inter Ocean for t4.oO
Or the Advocaate and the Domestic
Monthly for II, S.so
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Notice.

I have decided to remain in Canton
about thirty days tongor before going 70
LuVsyns. I ahAll be- again. ready to- com
mencs bnainsss on Monday, Nov. 18th.
IS CAAA Foss,
Artist.
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Holiday Goods

Just arrived on the Illinois s. Pembina
r. r.. q car load Of the finest stock Of
Holiday Goods ever brought to Canton,
at the Cash Store Of John Fades. Come
and zee.
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Notice i; to Tax Payers.

Under the present law the taxes levisd
for the year 1877, ars now due, and will
become delinquent on the nrst day ct Jan
uary, 1878. ~ 49,
Go. Treasurer.
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Sheriff Mcdonald returned from his
trip to Detroit last Tuesday While gone
he visited his native country, Cannada.
Although he had . rafting good time
while gone he claims he is glad to get
home. He says that while gone he saw
no country that suited him Is we'll . Da-
kota.- erm5ssios Standard 5
Geo. Francis Train mas been expert
msnting on himself as to how long per.
son can live without eating. He abstain
from eating or drinking for s days not
even drinking water, but the physician saw
Indications Of gastric fever, and he was in
duced to partake Of . little oat meal and
water. He thinks the stories Of terrible
agony in starvation is humbug although
he lost ton pounds Of flesh by fasting. He
has really felt that hiss intelligence and
power Of prophecy increased.
-Intrenshing tools are carried by svsry
Turkish regiment. and ars thus prepatedto
make themselves formidable IN N hours
time. Their trenches aEs made senai.cir-
cular, two small. ones in front, each, hold.
ing so mon. 1000 yards behind thrss larg-
er semi-circles hundred yards in rear
again. The main trsnch irving four feet
Of cover vertically, and not mors than ons
and ons-half feet hroad, cor Inning The
rest of the rsg.msnt; thay s aslsct
slopms ground.
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NAsBY.
CoNFEDRIT x ROADS,
Wlch Ii in tlls State w Kentucy,
November 1R 977

CoNFEDRIT x ROADS,
WIeh il il tlis State " Kentucy,
November, 26, 1877.
I Ikaowsd it 4 have felt it. DoorinR
the long, dreary years that the Democrisy
hey mourned uadsr Rsdiksl rool, I hsy
bin csrtin that the day wood come when
we should hev our ewa agin, and once
more control the destinles and post tof1sss
Nv this great republic. " VI
Inever did live for one day, nor never
make base calkilashuns on the events w
. single Yesr. The philosopher hsz 10 60
to the bottom Nv things, and rssson from
coz to effect. .s3 \
The Dimoeyatic party hsz the rum-inilis,
the Irish and the Cross-roads, Everything
in society and popslashun that gravitates
downward, comes to US jist sz materially ez
iron films comes to magnet. It is law
Of nachsr that like attracts ike. Start e
|s'loon in the strictsst Moo England town
and the few Dimocratic voters will find it
out in week, and from that time their
caucusses will he held tn the back-room
and eff the s'loon-kesper is industrious the
party will be reinforced by all the men
wich would like to be.
DIssIPATID IN THE vIs1N1TY. IS
My faith was based on the law of ma
chur. '5& }f1}#
The Dimocrisy bein in q minority be-
coz w the preshur NY the war, it KEEP the
drift-wood in the Republican camp. but
when prsshur was removed, and the indie
pent Rspublikins commenced to split up
on other questions than reconstrukshen
and sich, and the Dimocrisy takin advsn-
tage Wy these d!ssenshuns began to kerry
this distrik, .ontil they he'd the house, and
this senator and that senator till they wuz
within two votes Nv mujority in that
body. I knowed what would come.
It hez come. .s.s
Conover and Patterson hev come over
10 US. Conovsr and Patterson hsv cast
in their lots with us, and hsntztorth and
forever Will be 1ound Dattiln Tor purity
and reform, IN the Dlmecratic a ranks. .s,s..
It's an acquisition. @ %,.
Patterson is threatened, 1t IS troo, with
the Penitenshary, but what Nv that
n Whenever Republican puts hisself IN
danger Of the penitenshary, he just begins
to be fit for the Dimocrisy, lt
|, a Republicans being IN danger Of the
penltenshary, SHOWS tna1 ne neA Deen con.
templatln change IN MS polltlkl amla-
tons, and has been preparin for It,
wELKoN, PATTERSON AID coNovER.
Welkom! last rscroots TO the army w
reform. . s.,5s.,.S. 75 @ i
! see the end The house is ours, the
senit is surs, and the yooser2er stands
alone tie hcz II his yooserpin nands
the symbol Nv power, but It ez harmless less g ez
q sword Nv lath. We hev him and the
party wich forced him onto US. Ef tn
Dimocrlsy hez any ssnce, the post-omss
is ours In 1877. 5-...'3 ..... AZ Il
Thank AeVln that our ensmis IS made
up Nv men with opinions, and thank hef.
in they pride themselves onto it. Thank
heyin that they differ so .Ie ez TO TO the way TO
do it, and they prevent themselves from
doln'it at all. While they ure nttn owe
how the game shell be played, we hev rul
of with the stakes. It is deliteful t
b,lono to a nartv whose only principle ,
noatofis "a
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.gt..5.s ssis N A.. r. q A. NJ .l4
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