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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01
THE xISCISG LANE MARKETS.

TIE MISCING LANE MARKETS.
LONDON. September .20.-The Mincing
Lane market this week has been amply sup
Piled with produce, and last weeks partial
speculative feeling having subsidized prices
are not in all cases maintained. Sugar,
which early in the week was rather active
| at some recovery is again quiet. Low sorts
| show about shilling per cent. rise from the
late extreme point OF depression, but on
Friday several parcels by auction had
to be withdrawn. Refners have bought
largely Of West India. French
loaves have recovered the decline last
quoted. Oofong coffee remains firm, selling
at very high prices. Other kinds are mac
tive, and in several cases rather easier. Tea
has been fiat, and the auctions without re-
serve) have gone at lower rates for common
to fair cargoes. Deliveries continue large.
Numerous public sales OF Indian have been
effected. Most of the tea in the catalogues
is finding buyers, and prices have not varied
much from last weeks. Soft grain rice has
on the late nominal rates.
The Times. in its report OF the adjourned
meeting Of the
INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONFERENCE
held yesterday afternoon at Liverpool states
to confirm the recommendation OF the In
ternational Cotton Convention in reference
to the payment for cotton by cash before
delivery il required" This was car
ried. The recommendation OF the Cot
ton Convention that inspectors should
be appoint ed to see the right delivery OF
cotton on the Liverpool quays was referred
to a committee composed of the presidents
and chairmen Of the various cotton assocla-
tions; and the recommendation that con-
tracts for delivery should be for specified
time was confirmed, and cotton brokers Of
the Association desired to give effect to it
during the ensuing season.
France.
THE FRENCH Observation-Disclosures POSTED
GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES ANNOUNCED.
LONDON, September 20.-The Times
Paris dispatch says that the list of official
candidates for election to the Chamber OF
Deputies is now all but completed, and
placards are being issued by the projects for
posting in the various ACCOMPLISHMENTS. The
placards are headed, 1" Candidate for the
Government of Marshal MacMahon, Presi-
dent of the Republic.o Some Of these lists
show that the MarshaPs candidates are di-
vided into 131 Legitimists, SO Orleanists,
and 29S Bonapartists. The remaining 20
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, being in and around Paris,
are without any official candidate. There
may, OF course, be some slight errors in the
classification, but there can be no question
as to the general result-namcly, that the
President OF the Republic has been made to
ask the electors to return Chamber COM
posed Of three tifths Bonapartists and two
tifths Royalists. "
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BOOKS. ~TATIONERY.6e.


T1RGBEL'S KINDERGARTEN OCCU
PATIoSs FOR THE FAMILY.
Eacl, IN an elegant and strong paper box, contain
ing material, designs, and instructions.
Price, as cents.
/. Stick-LaYtng. 49,. - .,>5.g,i .S,.,S.
2. Network Drawing, a,- ,.s y
8. Perforating (prickingl.
4. Weaving (braiding).
s. Embroidering. ~. u
g. Cork or Peas-Work.
z. Plating tinterlacing satsl.
8. Ring-LaytIg. - - = sta2ys
o. INTERVENING Paper. s. -.
10. Cutting Paper.
Any one Of tho above sent postpaid to any adj
dress on receipt Of az cents. sstsi
j. T. ELLYsON. Bookseller.
sela 49, .1l12 Main Stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 29.-Flour quie: and 6rm.
Wheat unsettled; No. spring, 5l.lS; No: spriug,
sl.1S cash and September, $l.06@$l.l o. Ocf9beI'
Corn dull at 42fc. cash; 424c bud October, 42 bid
November. oats quIe, and weak at 2Se. cas-, cash,
and urn. Bailey easier at 6O9@8lc. Pork un-
settled and lower at 1875 cash, 1895 october,
sl2.S7k@$12.90 all the year round Lard unset set
tied ut $S62k cash, se.67R October. %. 80 S.32h
all the year round. Bulk-meats steady and un-
changed. Whiskcy steady at 81 .0S. 700 ooo
Receipts: Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat, lS6.O0U
bushels; corn, l7s.OOO bushels; oata. 10e,795
bushels; rye, 5 900 bushels: harley, 10000 BUSH
els. Shipments: Flour, 1900 barrels wheat,
lR. Don hushels: harley. % 600 bushels. -
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ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR osAAS.

------ ANVIuCI SUONEzos' HO1s o''~h-n-''
Another rumor prevails in Constantine
pie, as telegraphed by the Herald's special
correspondent. to the effect that Osman
Pasha has achieved an important success at
PIevna. 1t is stated that he repulsed Rus
sian attack on the eastern redoubt, and the
Russian loss is set down at 5000 and four
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01
HOOL, No. 100
" EIGHTH STREET.-THE thirteenth session of
this school will begin TIL thursday, September 21th.

GHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No. 412
- SEVENTH STREET.-The thirteenth session
will commence MONDAY, SEPTEMBER nth, and
continue nine months Location central, discipline
strict, and teachers faithful Circulars ut bookstores.
Charges: English and Mathematics, per session.
1895 Latin, S15; Greek and Modern Languages,
each $50. payable half session in advance.
sc 5.lm s. T. BEACH, Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL FOR
lHl- YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN will be
reopened the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, at
her residence No I'll east Grace street, where APP
pcation can he made for terms any other desired
Information In connection with the school.
Sc 3-codlmr .....=-Er e.r (,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

,,.s,rcr,oSs OF TOBACCO FOR THE YEAR
'' S.rrs OF LOOSE AND STOCK on HAND IN Pc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR SEP
rEypER-Ac saoT-pRosPEcT-
mo FOR LASD--ILLSEss CAUSED BY THE
RITE OF A sPIpEn--THE woREISGMES Or
oANIZrNG--kNoTHER coI.oRED MILITARY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01
EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL BY s. T. PENDLE-
IN TON. No. IL north Fourth street, to commence
OCTOBER lsT. Terms, "a montli-ln advance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
From Towards Command,

To show the very "high" opinion
in which General Howard is held in
Montana, the scene of his late mill
tary exploits, we copy the following
from the Deer Lodge, Montana, New
North West, the editor of the same
being Secretary Of the Territory, and
military man of considerable active
service.
Stephen Fruin, of Bitter Root Val
lev, who has been with Howard
since his arrival IN Montana, reached
Deer L dye on Wednesday evening,
having left the command encamPei
ut Henry's Lake on the gath. On
the morning of the 24'h they broke
camp at about six o'clock, reaching
lake about 8 A. NJ. the same day. Ar
rived there they found the camp
fires of the Indians still burning,
and Mr.. Fruin states the Indians
cnnld not have been more than six
miles in advance. Gen. Howard then
went into camp, remained there all
ay, and in the ayening went to Viz
ginia for supplies. Col. Miller's men,
whn have been marched from 30 t"
35 miles per day thus far, were also
there. Mr.. r. States H"ward's whole
force is disguised witt, the way they
are doing, aud denounce INN rs being
entirety unfit for the position he now
holds. This has been evinced more
than once since he has been in Mon
tana. He not only does not try t"
over.ake the Indians but ~ lows them
to catch him mapping; his men are
growing dissati> fed, and will desert
him; he travels no further in n dav
when within striking distance Of the
hostiles than he did when crossing
the Lo Lo trail. Instead Of too
much being said about him in the
Idaho press in his whine
to Gov. P"tts--nO condemnation ut
his actions since coming to Montana
can he too severe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
AFFLICTED.

Two or more Surgeons of the
NATIONAL SURGICAL INST1-
TION will visit VIRGINIA CITY,
NEVADA. Rooms at the FREDE-
RICK HOUSE, September 18th
and 10Th. 1877. They will come
prepared with all the apparatus for
which this Institution has become
so Justly renowned. No institution
in the world has successfully treat
Ell so many cases Of Spinal Curva-
ture, Diseases of the Joints, Club
Feet. Crooked Limbs, Paralysis.
Piles, Fistula and Nasal Catarrh.
Patients from almost every county
in the United States have applied to
it for relief, either at the home In
s,itn,e at indianapolis. Indiana. or
TO one of its Grand Di'isions at
Philadelphia. Pa. Atlanta. Geor9iH,
or San Francisco. Cal. Tue affi'c'-
ed oanuot aft rd tn miss this "ppor-
unity Il COZ sui ing these Surgeons
aud being cure AT home.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

The Sitting Bull commission will
meet in st. Paul, Minnesota on the
18th instant.
Moses A. Wheelock was reelected
President of the New York Stock
Exchange.
Gold sold in New York Wednes-
day AT 1034, the lowest point it has
reached for more than fifteen wears.
The National B ,ard of Steam Nav
igation met in Pittsburg Wednesday.
The Greenbackers of Massachu-
sets and Wisconsin lave put tickets
in the field.
Justice Bradley denies the New
York Suns charges that his DECISION
! regarding the electoral vote Of Fiori-
da was influenced by Republican
pressure.
General Crook has started after the
NJ Prrccs.
The Army of the Tennessee on
Thursday elected officers for the EN-
suing year.
The s ,cial Science Association IL
still 10 session at Saratoga.
One man was killed aud several in
jured Thursday by gas explosion in
IA coal mine at Puttsvile, Pa.
New officers will he appointed for
three ~ the leading positions in the
New York custom house.
Another railroad strike is antici-
pated at Philadelphia.
Tie army worm is doing much
damage in the South.
Crazy Horse left the reservation,
VAS captured, and when being dis
armed drew knife and stabbed one
of his Keepers. Crazy horse received
II fatal wound and is dead.
Tweed was before the committee
Of Aldermen Thursday.
r. II. Mason will be appoi: ted
Surveyor General of Montana.
Gold yesteIday, l035s.
The second attack VA Pievna was
commenced Tuesday.
l. .ttscha was taken by the Rus
SLAMS after twelve hours lighting.
1t Is probable that Servla will de-
clare Mar ut once.
1abrnva ha, been evacuated by the
Russians.
The L ,ndonrrs have been greatly
exlted 10y Iumors Of Russian sue
| ccsseS.
A Bucharest correspondent says
peace is impossible until after the
Turks are compie'eIy crushed,
Arabian has been dlsmantied by
the Russians.
An important engagement OCCURRED
near Rutschuk Wednesday, after
| which the russians commenced bonn
baruing that city.
Mehemet Ali reports Turkish vic
tory near Kechlowa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS

The Republicans of Pennsylvania
held their State convention Wednes-
day and nominated J. p. Sterrrtt for
Supreme Judge, William B. Hart for
State Treasurer. and J. A. NJ. Pass
more tor Auditor. Following is the
telegraphic summary Of the platform
adopted:
First-Tbat while we recognize
and respect the difference of opinion
amongst US concerning the Presi'
dents Southern policy, we are hearii-
iy 10 accord in honorlng his patriotic
motives, in hoping that the results of
this policy will be peare, good will
and complete recognition of equal
rights, and to his eff .rts tn render
effectiye the principles on which he
was elected We pledge our hearty and
cordial support. The second ar aigns
the Democratic party for abusing the
Electoral Commission; the third calls
ON legislators to use wisdom max
ing laws that will induce the return
Of prosperity; the fourth oppose
grants Of over 100 acres of land to
any person and OPP" SEES the reissue ct
patents. The sixth demands the re-
peal of the law demonetizing silver,
and favors the free use and unrrstrict-
ed coinage OF the do lar Of l778 aud
its restoration AS legal tender, 'qual
in commercial value with the gold
dollar. The seventh endorses Gov
ernor Har'ran't. The eighth favors
q law against lawlessness aud an
archy, equal rights il maxim. laws
and equal duties in obeying them,
and thanks the Governor aud State
officers for the prompt suppression of
the late disturbances, The ninth
holds in equal respect the rights Of
capital to control its Investments and
labor to determine the value OF its
services, and deurecates the v'"lent
assertion Of either, which should he
promptly suppressed. The eleventh
favor II protective tariff, ana the re-
naming resolutions are relative to
State affairs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

The September statement made
by the Treasury Department shows
a redu ction OF the national debt for
the past month of $3,S69, 900. The
exhibit show Wa the follow g amounts
in the treasury: currency. 81 1913.
900; special funds foi the redemp-
tion of fractional currency. $3.50. :
900; special deposit Of legal tenders
for the redemption Of certificates OF
deposits. $50. 439. 900; coin. $lO6
905 600; coin certificates. 1913, 625.-
600; outstanding legal tenders.
1857 1911 900; amonlt wi hheId for
the pa, ment Of military establish
ments not appropriated by Con-
gress. 81. SOC. 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
CUSTER BATTLEFIELD.
The Bones of the Hero Slain.

The Deadwood correspondent of
the New North West says; The
party which returned tom the Big
Horn country August 18th give ii
gloomy account OF that much talked
Of gold country, and Say that not II
single paying camp has been discov-
cred. TINS las been the report Of all
expeditions that have Oren heard
from thus far, aud there is now no
doubt that the whole region will be
abandoned t. the Indians and wild
be. SITS who have for so many centu-
rirs been its sole occupants. Proml-
nent gentlemen who returned with
the party jus in, took occasion To
visit the scene If the Custer massacre
on the Little Big Horn, aud in their
description of the'appearance of the
battle-ground and the scattered re-
mains Of the soldiers who fell on the
fatal field, their story borders on the
horrible. In all civiliz ii nations the
slaughtered soldier is tenderly aud
reverently laid beneath the blood
stained scene On the bosom nt IN ,tl,er
earth, where his bones may he in
peace aud his asnes lie un,cattered;
but il We are t. believe the account
that has jlst reached Us, the remtlns
of the brave men VINO fell in the
Custer massacre have been left 10 the
tender mercies of the elements and
the carbon birds anu the beasts of
the field. Our informant says that
from the appearance of the bnn.-
heaps, which by courtesy are called
graves, il would seem that men and
anImals have been thrown promiscn-
ou,iy together, and a little earth
thrown over them, instead of their
having been buried ben, ath the
ground as they should h We been.
The rain had washed off this slight
covering and the wolves have com
pleted the Dissertation. A boot con-
tanning human foot WAS found over
tiv. miles from the scene of the buri-
al, having been carried there by some
wild beast. Twenty-six bleaching
bone-heaps were found where the re-
mains of men and horses were 81 con-
fused, mixed and blended together
that to c"llec. the entire skeleton of
any one individual would he an i'm
u ,ssibility. This, too, was the case
when the remains OF Custer were
brought from the battlefield and for
war,ied TO the East. Is it not mat
ter of doubt, then, whether the re-
mains sent E ,st are ms, or the re-
maius at hall n d"zen different men
of his commando After All sad ana
written, the father OF Lieutenant Cit
t-ndeu was wise to order that the re-
mains of his sou should reposc where
he tell, AS it now appears it would
have been impossible to identify them
from til 'se of the humber heroes
who persisted with him. The record
of this battlefield burial Is shame
and disgrace 10 those who had it in
charge, aud u libel on civilization.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

Mrs. VIM HYDE AMI Miss Sarah
r. Sage Of Ware. Mass. have given
to Mills Seminary. Brooklyn, Gal,
$4,000 to found II scholarship in
memory Of their father. the late
Orrin Sage, II Ware. I is design
ed for the daughters Of cl.rgym n,
and will be called the "Orrin Sage
ScholarshIp"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
Are You Bilious or Dyspeptic

If SO try star Remedies. Two
doses of Van Dykes Ambitious
cure will prove sufficient for any
case of Biliousness, Constipation,
Dyspepsia. lick Headache, costive'
ness or Indigestion. 1t does not
grippe or nauseate and is pleasant to
the taste. Price, 81 per bottle.
Trout Oil Imminent never fails to
cure the severest case of Rheuna-
tism, Neuralgia, -prain,, Bruises or
painful SweIiings. Give IL trial
and you will be pleased at the re-
suit. For sale by all druggists.
Price, SO cents per bottle.
w'For paints, oils and wall
panpr on to Stewart the DrlpulSt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

D. P. WIaaINTON. late member
Of Congress from the fourth dis
trlct OF California. aud defeated by
one vote last fall, says he has sue,
cseded in fading an error in the re-
turns Of Kern county, by which il
vas made TO apysar that Pacheco
had three more votes than he WAS
really entitled to. This gives Wig
CLINTON majority Of two votes and
he will contest Pscheco's seat. sue
aessfplly be thinks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.

VuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAs TIE hoIS S.,h
Of the Virginia Week., C ruuicle SUD
scrii ton only 81 "a year. Can
viii canvass Sily,r city a. d aytoh' eaA
DO found at the silver House. .,,ucuryr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
PuSIPJNEMENT,

Alta meeting of the 3 ard If TIN of the
above Company. he'd In vifgIni, Ctv, Aug.
~, 1877. the day of delinquency II ass ssm ut
No. 4 was postponed until the It'll day IF Sep
10 nber, aud the delinqu' ut sale day unit the
7th day OF October, 1877.
by order VI the Board of Trust es.
L. D. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

TIE New York bankers estimate
thst more than 800. 900. 900 will be
speot by Americans in Europe this
year. Letters OF credit base been
issued amounting to upward Vi
$4,000. 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

Reports from Ipdjs are IN IRE f,v r.
able, rain having fallen ia some por-
lions vi the country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
NEW TODAY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

AJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
III pursuance of the orler Of the District
,ourt the Third Ju icial District Of the
Stste Of Nevada. in and for the county OF
Lyon, made Cd the 9Th day OF August, A D.
1877, In the matter VI the estate OF .. Ray.
deceased, the und, rsigned, Administrator OF
said estate, will sell at Auction to the
highest bidder. for cash, in one parcel, and
subject to condensation b. said district Court,
DIN the 9Th day OF September, 1877,
At 70 O'Clock NJ of said day. at the store Of 0;
H. Gallup, Main street Gold Hill. Nevada, all
the right title interest aud estate OF the saiu
interstate at the time of his death, and all the
right. title d interest that the said estate
has by operation Of law or otherwise, acquired
otn. than or In sddi ion to tina of the intes-
tate ~ tie time of his death, In and 10 al
that lot. piece or parcel of land -ituate. ing
In the "ounty Of Lyon, state OF Nevada. aud
described - follows: IN undivided half ill.,
terest il and t. that certain Piece. parcel or
tract of land DIES gnAtrd on map OF silver
City town site. made by Ross 4 Browne, aud
IN tie III the Office Ct The County Recorder al
Lyon county, Ms lot No. l0l. OF tract A, con
tanning 2 AL 100 aer y more or less, eommeue-
lug at point which bears from station 10.
35 deg, b. 49,. feet aud running thence s.
G84 teg, W. 35x feet: theme S. l5h de-, r /,
3g7 fe.t thence ~ 20, deg, 4. N9 feet;
then,e n. s7a deg $50 feet: hence
.OA deg. " ia 40 feet; thence S. 70 deg,
v 90 feet: tbeuce \. 81 deg. " zl7% Get;
thence IS deg, Il. AZ feet: thence n. IS
| deg, h. 48 feet; hence \. IS deg ". 20 feet:
| thence s. So deg. W luz ieet thence ;. 49,.
deg, ". II feet: thence Y. 2gA deg, W Az
| feet to the Joint 1T beginning. excel ting
| ther-from, ho~ev r.that portion thereof which
IL part of the road now as the carson reli
Road. 81 desigused III sid III p tours s
and BEARINGS 'xpresse' from true meridian
magnetic Variation 10 deg L.
| Terms and co ditiuus ~ sale, cash. ten per
| con OF thu purchase money H. be paid 10 adj
min straio on the day OF sale, balance On
confrulat. oh of sale BY sid District Court
/ Deed at EXPENSE OF purchaser
August II, 1877. II. W RAY.
| Admi 1istrator OF the estate of l.. J R8y, de.
ceased.
POSTPONED
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
Assessment Notice.

~ GOLDMAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
!" Company -Locati"n Of priuc,p place
OF business. Virginia. Nevada, tcatiOn Of
works, GOLD Hill Mining District, storey
County. Eevada. and Devii's Gate Mining Dis
trict. Lyon County, Nevads.-Notice Is here
by gwen thar 1t u meeting IT the Board OF
I rus ses. held ON the 7th day Of June. A.
D. 1871, an assessment mo. ~ Of Two Cents
(2cl per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation payable immedi-
ately In United States goid com 70 the Secre-
tury ut the offic of the Company. at the
Court Room Of THIS Moses. Esq corner Of
b y II rsylur streets, Virginia, Nevada Any
stock u"ou which his assessment shall re-
main unpaid On Thursday, the 9th day Of
August. 1877, will be delinquent ana adver-
tised Tor safe at public auction aud unless
payment IL made before, will b. sold o" MON
ID y tn 10th day Of be tenb r. A. ID. 1877.
to p,y the delinqu-n. assessment. gether
with the costs ~ advertising and expenses of
s,ie. by order o. b ord of Irustees
l. Is. HASTINGS, Secretary.
Office at Justice Court Raoth, curntr Is aud
'raylur All eets Eirl mia Neyaaa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

POSTPONED
The above Administrators sale of real
estate IL hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
Sept Is. 1871, at the same hour and pace.
Ii w X Y
Administrator Estate If l.. j Hay. deceased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
posTpoNEMstF.'

At meeting of the Bt&rsti of rustees cf
aas sot7 l. 1871 P the ~ lay on y,
sc siient No 4 ~ss p, sipdaedsuntil the Goth
Nv AUGUST. ana the delpq neDt sale Gay
until the 10Th day ri Septen b'r, 1877.
By ordet vi the Board OF Trustees,
L. b. HASTINGS, Secret .ry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
" AR alED.

In v,rg mia, pit 6, by Justics Moses, JAS.
Greer. 10 Ma ghr-t athews
L. Win ,muc"s. s. pit. 8, WIN. +. Burns to
Mry A Stanford
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
BORN.

-
In virginia. Sept. 6, to the wife Of Mark
Str use a sOn.
IN Err ks pit. 4. to the vile Of James
Grs nIn, u usu snter
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08
isl ED.

In Virginia, Sept. 6, the infant son Of Mark
and LII Struuse
In vir-,uis, sept. 5. Thomas FITZGERALD &
native of Irels 4, ape W W % ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

All parties not holding Excursion Tieneu
will b. charged an entrance fee OF One po'
lar to the grounds.
Train leaves Virginia at o. clock A. n spArp
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-08

Good accommodation and strict order Az
active mem bers uf the II iiitsry companies y,
st rey county will be allowed !" 6, nI, .na
the pr,z,s: also all active members OF the
Carsrn Gu .rds.