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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-08
NEW TO DAY.
"A SSeSSmentN Office.
sHEpA silver MINING COMPANY.

bdEBA Silver MINING COMPANY.
OCA ZION of principal place of business
IL San Francisco, California. Location OF
WORKS. Star District, Humboldt eouIaty.
Nevada.
No,ice is hereby given, that at meeting of
the Board OF Directors, ileld on the Nth auy OF
september, 1877, an asse asment (No. 81 of FIVE
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable imme
dIateIy IN United states gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office of the company No
81 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWEEN Hl-SEVENfH DAY OF OCTOBER
1871
Will be delinquent, and. advertised for sale at
pubic auction; aud unless payment is made
before Will be sold ON
TAI UkDA4, THE SEVEN EENTH DAY
NOVEMBEk, 1877,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale.
by order of the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM AALoki Secretary
Office, = sl2 montgomery street, ksan
Francisco octl.td
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BoGoT. Dec. z.
Yesterday General Detipg Hansen,
with reinforcements. arrived at Jaco-
vitz simultaneously with detachment,
and was sent to Slateritza and turned
the fank of the Turks--the main body
which was marching from Elena to
Jacovitz. 1hereupon the Turks sud-
denly ceased their movements against
Dieting Haussen's division.
what Russia Demands.
BGcHAREsT, Dec. Z.
A Russian statement is published
heEe which says it is better to continue
the war than to conclude patched up
peace which will sooner or later make
another war necessary. Russia. must
obtain autonomy for the Christian
population, independence for Rou-
mania aud Servia, Increased territory
for Montenegro, and for Russia, pos
session OF Batoum and Kars, aud free
navigation of the Dardanelles.
Erzerouna TO be Reinforced.
CoNsrANTISoPLE, Dtc. 3.
Ghazi Makbtar Pasha numbers
%, 600 men. This is considered insult.
ticlent to hold Erzeroum, aud reinforce
ments will he sent to him.
The Metropolis Bridge Broken.
TURNEU MAuGoRELLI, Dec. 3.
tits reported that sixteen pontoons
of the Nlckopoiis bridge have been
sunk by wave, aud more are expected
to sink. 1t Is blowing ha:d.
MacNiA hon withhoids Portfoiios
from New Ministers.
PARIS, Dec. 7.
DuFaure held a consultation this
afternoon with the delegates from the
Left. 1t is rumored that difficulties ex-
ist because the President has. reasons
for Withholding Portfolios from the
foreign, war and marine ministry.
DuFaure Relieved,
PARIS, Dec. 8.
DuEaure is relieved of the mission of
forming the new Cabinet, and Batbie is
entrusted. Herewith.
Portugal Claims the Right to Vote
at the Papal Election.
LISBON, Dec. Z.
The Portuguese Minister to Vatican
has been raised to the rank of Ambas.
sador. Portugal claims the right OF
vote IN the next Papal election.
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POSTPoNEMEN

The date when the stock Of the above
Company shall become delinquent for ASSESS
ment No. b was postponed TO the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the Date of sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed to FkIpAY, LEoEMBAK IRA.
1917, at the same hour anu place. by order
of the Board or Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
Office, 3l2 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco. ocIu.td
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A REPORT. comes from Washington
that movement is on foot to induce
the Government to purchase Mr..
Sharon = caravansary. the Palace Hotel,
for use as postoffiee aud military
headquarters and all other Federal
offices. except those connected with the
customs, in San Francisco.
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PCSTPONEME EMIT.

THE the date when the stock of the above
Company shall become delinquent for ASSESS
ment No was postpon~ d to the
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1877,
And the date of sale OF such delinquent stock
was postponed 10 WEDNESDAY, DEeEMBER
26rH. 1871 ut the same hour and place By
order OF the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSsY, Secretary.
Office, 312 Montgomery street. san Fran.
cisco, novly.td
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POSTPOMEM EMIT.

THE date when the stock OF the above
Company shall become delinquent for assess.
ment No. was postponed to the
EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1873,
And the date Of sale OF such delinauene stock
was postponed TO MONDAY, JANUARY 2sr5.
loT6, ut the same hour and place. BY order
Of the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
Once, 3l2 Montgomery street, San iran.
clAco'- decd I'd.
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Grand Prize Mine.

The Review says the Grand Prize
mine has been cut on the 4th level, 800
feet from the surface, aud is richer than
ever, The ledge Is three and halt
feet wide. and the entire vein yields ore
that averag $243 per ton.
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Miian's. Departure Postponed,

LONDON, Dec. 8.
A Belgrade correspondent says
Milan's, departure for the frontier,
which had been announced for the 9th,
will be postponed for few days. All
Greek residents of Servia liable to con-
scription haze been ordered.b by Consuls
to return home. WIPES. 4-sa-- t~.t
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The Gar Ill.

LONDON, Dec. g..
A Vienna special contains rumors of
i'll health of the Car. His Majesty s
return. however. to st. Petersburg in
January is probable, as it is assumed
that Plevna will have fallen by that
time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-08

TRSMining Review, at Tuscarora, is
asxsalted by Professor w. Z. Stewart.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-08

III You want nice. sweet bread, bis
cult and rolls, use Lesf's Yeasi Cake.
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BORN.


LAVEAGA.-In Sonoma California, Decem-
Der Ist, TO the wife Of Hon Pablo
Laveaea, Of unionville, a daughter.
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Henry Ward Beecher. in speaking
on the silver question, asks: 'If all
standards were liable to be tempered
with, what would become Of Us! If
one legislature should call "a foot ten
inches, and another should change it
TO fourteen inches, with innumerabIe
contracts depending upon the proper
standard, what a mess it would make. "
And 50 if the pound, the pint, the
bushel were changed every year or two
by statutory enactment at the demand
Of people who want the law to help them
discharge their obligations by delivering
lighter pounds and smaller pintS and
bushels than they have agreed to deiiv-
CT, the greatest confusion would result
All that commerce between man and
man which is essential to the social
order, would be destroyed For the
preservation Of society. it would become
necessary TO disregard the statute laws,
and by common consent set up the
natural law Of integrity to govern men
in their dealings with one another.
The wrong of changing the monetary
standard is even greater, because nearly
all accounts are money accounts, and
nearly all contracts are money contracts.
To reduce the standard S per cent. i
60 authorize by law the repudiatian Of s
per cent. of every debt, public and pri-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

Thanksgiving Day and its observance
This day Of good dinners and good
sermons. ushered in by the soaad Of the
church bells calling to prayers, and Civ
ing of thanks, for the blessings We have
received was heartily responded to as
t. dinners and moderately as to church
going. The churches were open at the
usual hour and fair attendance gather
ed together to review the past year and
count its joys and forget its sorrows.
Many anxious thoughts were doubtless
cast by the Martha Of the congregation
towards home and ..that turkey" left to
the doubtful skill of the servant; vision,
Of dire possibilities obscuring the fine
points Of the sermon, mingling with
more free ION than clearness with for.
cotton orders aud sweeping away far
the time being 4 thankful state Of mind
a H2ht hcarl, eood appetite, and a
clear conscience are things to be devout
ly thankful for irrespective Of good
harvesls Or easy money markets, anG
those to whom such gifts are given car
look even sa7ings bank in the face ans
Be thankful. Those Of Us who have no
| these blessings can still rejoice that va
were not in the Huron that RobesoI
built that We are not that particula
TURKEY that the Russians are after, that ",
are MT on neighborlng terms with Slit
ing Bull, that VIC have no over coat t
be stolen or umbrella to lend; in fact VT
should DC thankful that we have a fuI
revelation Of the beauty Of the words
Blessed be nothing"
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and viii Be in readiness FIR next SINNERS
travel Aud % such interests ds7elope IN
this region eau hardly count It pioneer
life 20 come here. Right uaier our win
do8s L. L. trains arrive and depart as re-
ga,5ry as. with you / snow il vii be
objected that the settlers 81 De 50
separated in farming iistricts Is %. de-
prIYe them Of church and school privileges.
Il win, in rneasure, lie as With southern
planters Of a former daT. bat Ike those
planters these farmers viii be exceptionally
well PREPARED to pay for Advantages for
themselves and children; aui fancy Will
secure gain oyer almost any Other in
migrants that ever foua! homes in aew
country.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1877.

Gen Grant having raised, by some
recent statements, question Of veracity
between himself and the late Mr. Sum
ner, the editor Of Harper's Weekly very
pIoperl- mixes IN the debate. 1t now
appears" he writes, that Mr.. Sumner 5
statement was exactly true, and Gen.
Grants charge sdo,cs his arm hostile
tssting to,cord Mr.. Sumner, not Mr..
Summers falsehood. "
Nothing could be finer than this state
ment of the case, it leaves the impress
as clear as crystal that Grant told a
,choppoh without resorhng to such
blunt and homeIy language.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

HORSES FOR ENGLAND.
4 New Branch CT IhtArnati.nil Ira Il
Sprin2inc up-Garri lge and Far
Horses

Il NV EtIdHCiI u Kit fGnuii u III IL Sld II
Sprin2inc up-Garri lge and Far
Horses.
The steamer Hclyotia. which sailed
yesterday for Liverpool, took out twenty
four American horses, mostly designed
Tor carriage use, but some Cor faun
work. Eighteen Of these were from the
stables of Isaac IL. Dahlman, who has
for several months past been engaged in
the purchase and transportation Of
horses to England, and the remaining
six were purchased by an English gentle
man
Only within few months has the
trade between this country and England
IN the matter of horses reached any
dimensions worth mentioning, the first
regular shipment from this port having
been made last spring. The stables
which went from here previously were
mostly stock taken over for the purpose
Of racing Bat the recent Franco
Prusslan war made an active demand
for horses, and the Turko Russian war
now raging may have affected the sup
ply, 50 there has sprung up commerce
in American horses that is increasing.
and which may become a very import
ant feature in our foreign commerce.
The horses are not bought IN this city
They are purchased in Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Kentucky, and western New
York, at rates varying from Sl25 to
$500, and IN cases of extra valuable
stock even more. The cost Of transport
ing horse to Liverpool is from 500 to
So. They sell in England at from
$500 to 500 each, aGordns fair
margin Of profit.
The horses are fed four quarts day
Of oats besides soft feed and hay. The
marrow boy-stals are bediad with saw
dust, as being more comfortable to the
feet than straw, and man is constantly.
night and day, in attendance on them
When the horses become very tired
sings are 50 arranged thar their weight
IS taken of their feet. The Journey
seems to agree with them. Instead Of
losing, they generally sai9 in weight,
and when the restraint Of the sea yoy-
age is removed, and they once more
touch terra frma they are > lristy they
can hardly be held in
The immense horses which Barclay
y Perkins and other English brewers
use are e Norman Q. Flemish origin, as
are the fine animal, belonging to Bah
bit x Co. The English a'o just be-
ginning to find out that for beauty, stvle.
and endurance, good American stock i,
unsurpassel.-NcC York san.
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The Rev air Talmage's sermon con
tanned the following: Some Of our
people have been to Europe and seen
MeIrose and Glastonbury - moonlight,
and they have no appreciation Of beau.i-
fal scenes at home. They como back
with an English accent, and talk Of
moonlight and castles by the sea. 1t
makes me sick to hear it. The biggest
fool in the country. / think, is the
travelled fool"
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@TE@ENf 80 vfS~esfSSSsS
, a-21-ls-- cc s.ccnEy-
Ia C.fcu5f Court.
Don \. Shove as 7aeeivg- Of tbe i-b,s- credits
lfrscrs arG property u william - .r, p.a.atiH
aEs.H,. william tsrjan and Bryan ts..E-als, deieu-
dance.
-a t.c Get-uGsu-s william gainE:
Is5 are hereby summoned aLa required - ans
yes TIE complaint - I'll action. Uf ,hics sztsi's
= LtEtaiju served upon v9H- auat5 serve G copx
II vuar answer On he EscEiherss 81 To- u1Ttc oil
r. Il. I.--abvoaA iI the City ~ 4aL Eow- 81 The
e1auty ~ Na1fta7y &c aLd siat- ofN Sin with
iH twenty DAYS after tn segVis hereof. exclusive
8 the da e.. such tyic: AID If you til 70 answer
lhs complaints a. resaii, 1h, ia: ufiI vii apply
r. THE CuGrE lorthe relief de@4loed IN tie CON
p int. "~~
Dated az N8u.lcWac, Wis, JllE -a,h. ISL.
J. d. y sEEEaG.
i. g. IS s.. = Z gIEEE.
4. +. E-EAHEuDI..
Plaintiffs Attorneys, NaHi.rw,c {. Wiz
TJ defendant quinn y e complaint n re
above entitled ec- fled in the utTt uI %
Clerk rf Tie lir..iJ CsHr- OF hauHtoEyyc county.
0u tie 2-th day " August. l>lT,
7 d. HAEEUAN,
H. g. AZ " j. TURNER.
<. T, E~TsEEoOy,
Pllnt.tl Attorneys.
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New \ ork has base ball club com
posed Of mures. This is gratifying, if
for no other reason than the fact that
when a man makes a strike all the rest
can't yell at him aud tell him what to
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= -san.scwoc County

in the I'll tier of the estate Of Peter JoFdans, de
ceased. 70 al whom f. may concern: Letters
tc-faa,surarv ea said estate oi Peter JorGans de-
ana Fohg Ius x ol the 18th b og November. 4 u
ls9. ana tu9 months from and alter said day nav
Ing been allowed and United for creditors 10 pre-
--.tt .leir C5atm- ,1T examination aud aisg-sauee;
Notice il hereby given taat the ELeeEsi-lcs Nlti-
ru Lae last Mondays If December, 1871. and JeLu-
arr. February and Narch. ISIS. II the Probate OF
nee ID tie city q NaH-owoc IN said cUulty. re
,g4Ne. examine, and adjust 81. claim. aEG demands
81 j persons against said deceased.
E-zw Z. q. I'll zIsTED- County jDdgC.
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The three funny men Of America.
Bailey of the Danbury Noes, Don Plat
OF the Washington Capita, and Bar
dette Of the Burlington Haetsye, are
all mournfully afflicted. Their wives
are all invalids, striker with the sane
dreadful disease-paraIy>is.-E.r.
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= te.I
III tie matter 0f the estate Of Au-clia Sguiers
late ni said county, q ceased
ON Eead.n.. and ding the petition Of Eha3a
cacket. of city OF M.uifewoc. Ni-. representing
amcG- other things that AuTelia S4siers late Of
the county ui NauitO"oe. Ms. on tac 1th DAY of
October, A. l. 1876. al tae city OF MauiJowcc, Wis.
died lGIesjatg- teaEiu- goods, shatteis and estate
within = sfe aud That the said petitioner IS
daughter " I'd dectased. md praying that al-
lni nis Eat on 81 said estate lie 10 Daniel Sackc-
-ranted il / orgeEsd that tn said petition hr
aearo Def ire he I'D p Of Ills oUrr, on Monday,
ne 81 day OF DcCe NIB i. ID. 81. ST 10 o'clock
NJ At Iny Office in said coansy.
ORDERED, fgrrher, thai notice uleraof ne given %
the ieCs cr s1id deceased, and 10 al persons IN
teEe..-i. lbs p9bsisaI.Z "a copy oi this order for
Three -guc-~ Y vtsEs prior 10 said day Of hear
Ing. in abe 3-=4l-JHu' Pilot. g weekly newspaper
published So Ealjtnw &c in said guUnJy
Dated November Isl. 1871
33w. I. &. OLNSFED. County Jua-e.
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= arpeI's W eeLxIv.
ILLUSTRATED.

iae ii. 'llr is rHc ahins' and powerful iIustrat-
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ihe " gti!y is the only illustrated paper of the
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BASEBALL.

CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS RELATIVE POSITIONS
OF THE vAB1oUs CLUBS COMPETING FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP.
As tho season advances the progress of the clubs
competing for the various championships is watched
with increasing eagerness More especially is this
with the League clubs, where they evenly
matched that almost every game makos change of
position in the championship table, During tho past
week the Bostons took decided lead IN the for
the pennant. The Harttords pulled up TO good third
and It is not impossible for them to secure second
position before the close OF tho present week. The
race between tho Bostons, Louisvles and Hartfords
for Hrst position will undoubtedly be q close ona The
interest manifested In the welfare of these three clubs
at their respective homes is apparent from the
nsr in which the chances Tor each to is daily
discussed and also from the In
which those who afford to pay tho nhy cents ad-
mission fec during these hard times flock to the
grounds 10 witness the contests between the leading
clubs If tho Hartfords play with much determine
ton in their coming contests with the Chicago and
St Louis clubs as they have played in their recent
games with the Louisville CLUB there need be little
fear of their beng beaten The following table will
show the positions held by tho clubs competing for
IN. Icnyue ChampiOns shiD:-