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GuillOtined.
Paris Cores New York Times, April 81.

Paris Cores. New York Times, April q.
Billoir, the assassin of Marie lie Manach,
was guillotined yesterday morning on
the Place de la Roquette. On the day
before his death he was confident of a
reprieve. He asked the doctor for an
extra ration of wine, saying that he
needed great deal of force to take him
out in New Caledonia. He played ecarte
with his guardian until a late hour, then
went to bed, and soon slept soundly.
Only limited NUMBER of persons, mainly
journalists, were on the spot yesterday
morning when an. de Paris arrived
with the bois de justice. In half an hour
the guillotine was ready, and M. Roch,
with cigar in his mouth, walked around
it to see that everything was right.
Evidently M. de Paris was in bad humor.
He growled at his aids found fault with
several details, drove in the wedges with
his own hand, then made the axe of the
guillotine play up and down three or four
times. Then he touched the button,
and it fell with a thud upon the wood.
Meanwhile Billoir was asleep. Suddenly
he was aroused by flash of a lantern in
his eyes. "Pardon," he said, before
fairly awake, and M. Jacob then an
nounced to him that his appeal had been
rejected, and that his last hour
had come. Billoir's eyes fell upon
the face of the turnkey
A flush of anger suffused his face, for he
bore emnity to this particular official,
and he said: Il felt sure that you would
be here to bring this news" A moment
was allowed Billoir for spiritual consola-
ton, and then ne was hurried into the
room where NJ. Roch stood in waiting.
In less than it takes to write it, the exc
cutioner had clipped off the hair on the
back of the neck. Daylight had come
when the condemned man passed the
threshold. A few steps forward brought
Billoir in front of the guillotine. He
stopped, but was pushed forward; his
feet Jagged; his eyes went up and down
the machine. His flushed face turned
suddenly white, but it grew red again as
he felt himself pushed forward. In a
twinkling his hands were tied, and he
turned toward the Able, kissing him on
the lips. "Au reuoir, mon perez he said,
Strengthening himself up, and at the
same instant he came in contact with
the plank. NJ. Roch draws the strap
which fastens the criminal, and the
plank then turns over upon its pivot,
laying the prisoners head in the lunette.
Instantaneously corresponding yoke
slides down upon it, and M. De Paris
touches the button. A dull thud :"
tells the rest of the story. The severed
head falls into the basket upon mass of
sawdust, and the aids Of NJ. Roch send
the rest of the body rolling after it.
The cover then let down. But scarcely
had it fallen, in this instance, when it
has pushed open again and one of Bill
loir's legs appeared, shook convulsively
for moment, and was damned back by
an aid.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-30

the government offices from which he
fell-in higher post, one which gave
him the confidence of the higher officials;
while the man, through whose treachery
poor Frank had suffered a year and a half
before, died, confessing that he had been
the guilty party alone.
Oh! those happy days when the roses
were coming back day by day into
cousin Hates cheek, and when Frank,
who was down at the old place every
Saturday to stay till Monday, used to be
sent to play and romp with us girls. l
can hardly believe that thirty years have
glided by since then, but so it is; and to
this day we call dear old gray-whiskered
Frank " Hates Prince"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-30
Goldsmith Maid.

Some twelve or fifteen years ago a
queer character, nicknamed "Jersey
BILL lived at Otisville, n. Y. During
the races at Goshen or Middletown he
used to visit the courses for the purpose
of peddling whips, which were made of
reeds, and which he sold for five or six
cents apiece. When Bill had accumu-
lated a little money he abandoned his
itinerant pursuits, settled down at
Hampton, and became proprietor of a
tavern there. He had many acquaint-
ances among the farmers in Sussex
county, n. j., and when business was
slow he would take run across the line
to visit them. On one of these occasions
Bill CHANGED to see mare he admired
greatly, and, after much dickerine, he
purchased for $3.50, and brought her to
Hampton. She stood about fifteen
hands high, was sprightly, neat limbed
creature, and attracted considerable at
tention from the connoisseurs in horse
flesh who frequented Bill's tavern. Not
long after he received an offer of $3.50
for the animal, and finally accepted it..
The mare was taken in charge by her
new owner, removed to Newburg, placed
in charge of careful trainer. and
in due time regularly introduced upon
the trotting turf. Her history from
that time forward was marked by a
series of triumphs. Lately she made
the fastest time (2:164) ever done on the
trotting course in California. The gem
tleman who purchased her from jersey
Bill was Mr. Alexander Goldsmith. and
the mares name is Goldsmith Maid.
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FlTZ GREENE HALLECk.

Al the dedication of the Halleck statue in n
ork, May IL, Mr.. Whittier contributed the follC
2 poem:
Among their craven shapes to whom
Thy civic wreathS belong,
Q, city Of his love! make room
For one whose gift was song.
Not his the soldiers sword to WELD,
Nor his the helm of state,
Nor glory of the stricken field,
Nor triumph of debate.
In common wars, with common men,
He served his race and time
As well as if his clerkly pen
Had never danced to rhyme.
II. in the thronged and noisy mart,
The MUSES. found their son,
Could any say his tuneful art
4 duty LETT undone?
He toiled and sang; and year by year
Men found their homes more sweet,
And through tenderer atmosphere
Looked down the brick-walled street.
The Greeks wild onset Wall street knew,
The Red King walked Broadway,
And Alnwick Castles roses blew
From Palisades to Bay.
Fair city by the sea! uprise
His veil with reverent hands;
And mingle with thy own the praise
And pride of other lands.
Let Greece his fiery lyle breathe
Above her hero urns;
And Scotland, with her holly, wreatne
The flower he culled for Burns.
Q, stately stand thy place walls,
- Thy tall ships ride the seas.
To-day tnV potts recalls
\ prouder thought than these.
Not less thy pluse of trade shall beat,
Nor less thy tall fleets swim,
That shaded square and dusty street
Are classic ground through him.
Alive he loved, like all who sing,
The echoes of his song;
Too late the tardy mood we bring,
The praise delayed so long.
Too late alas.-Of all who knew
The living man, to-day
Before his unvailed face how few
Make bare their locks of grayi
Our lips of praise must soon be dumb,
Our grateful eyes be dim;
Q, brothers of the days so come,
Take tender charge OF himi
New hands the wires of song may sweep,
New voices challenge fame;
But let no moss of years oercreep
The lines OF Halleck's name.
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Scenes in Cairo.
From the London Saturday Review.


The traveller who desires to see the
Mohammedan at home cannot do better
than to seek him in Cairo, and he finds
in the narrow, picturesque street of the
old parts Of the town scenes of interest
which he may seek in vain elsewhere.
When he energies into the modern quar-
tiers the change is remarkable. Through
all the tyranny of the Turks has not suf-
feed to alter the indelible characteristics
of the place, and though the wide
squares, the fountains, the gardens, the
arcades, the watered roads, the rows of
villas have half French look, the peo-
pie who crowd every thoroughfare are
as unlike anything European as they can
be-
Here, long string Of groaning camels,
led by a Bedouin IN white capote, car
ries loads of green clover or long faggots
of sugar cane. There, half dozen blue
gowned woman squat idly in the middle
of the roadway. A brown-skinned boy
walks about with no clothes on his long,
lean limbs, or a lady smothered in
voluminous draperies rides by on don
key, her face covered with transparent
white veil, and her knees nearly as high
as her chin. A bullock cart with small
wheels, which creaks horribly at every
turn, goes past with its cargo of treacle
jars. Hundreds of donkey boys lie in
wait for fare, myriads of half-clothed
children play lazily in the cutters, tur-
baned Arabs smoke long pipes and con-
verse energetically at the corners, and
every now and then pair of running
footmen, IN white shirts and wide short
trowsers, shout to clear the way for a
carriage in which, behind half-drawn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-30

THE recent Tichborne procession in
London cost $30O,000
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03

HUG 49, a As Alto
rhs different cditicas Of TEE son dsriAg
the next year will Be the same - during the
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the substitution Of statesmanship, wisdom
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enforced BY military violence. It will
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not far from million Of souls, With the most
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u current events, aud will employ for this
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
TRUSTEES SALE
ToWn-s'te Properly.

WHEREAS, by an Act Of the Legislstare of
the State Of Nevada pr. scribing rules and reg
nlstions for the eaecution OF the trust "a sing
under the Act Oh Congress entitled sAn.Act
for the r. lief Of the iDhakitants Of cities and
towns upon the public. lands Of the Unitsd
States" approved March second, one tnosis.
and eight hundred and sixty seven, ana taso
acts anendstory thereof, it is made my xoty
as former judge Of the Fifth Judicial District
Cou,t. State of Nevada. aad Trustee for the
inhabitants o. tie Town o. winnemuccs, in
said Judicial District, 10 dispose Of the lands
not heretofore legally applied for in accord
ance with the provisions OF the said Act and
WHEREAS, 1t appears that more than twelve
months hare elapsed since the expiration OF
tho period provided BY Law forthe said inhab-
itants to apply for, and receive titles to the
said lands embraced ~itiin the limits of the
tsid town Of " innefnpcca by ths said owners
or claimants to the same !; now, ~ai1
THxzgSoRK, /. George g. Berry, former Dis
trict Judge Of said District Court and Trustee
for the inhabi;antsof the said Town Of VIM
nemucca. do hereby .-declars. publish and
make Known. thAtl will sell 1T public auc-
tion. 10 the highest responsible bidder. In
'front.' OF the 0ourtsHons~, In said Town Of
winnemucca, on the SIXTH DAY OF MARCH,
1877. between the hours OF ~ and . o'clock Of
said day. TO- wit: At 1o'clock, the following
descrieed property, being part Of the lands
embraced LA the said Town.site OF Winnie
niucca which lave n. I heretofore been legally
| sppiied fer.Ooe cDnvsyed to any owner. own
ers or occupant Of the same
Beginning at post at thu N Z Coz 81 the
W b discs %, 4 ssNs u ssE, MI d Meridian.
running thence vest along the northern boun-
dary Of said < Sec 70 the center OF the Hum
boidt River. thence in . southeriy course
down ssid river to the junction. Of 4. Lay and
John NJ Baxrses's land. thence ranning ~
degrees - Z to n post at the CIR Of George
] Bsrrotts land. themes along q curve Of the
Humboldt Canal ut distance Of sixty feet
north Of the said canal to the 8 Z Cor Of Lot
in bsoek %. thsnee e 10 post IL the n
Cor of the said W u II See 20, thence rua.-
ming directly North to the place Of beginning,
contaAning ~ ana oo-l0O, acres Of land, being
y part of the said Town site Of winnemncca
not heretofore legally disposed AZ. i .....
sItff1 f gro. q. BERRY, Trustee. I
rSSRAuccA. Jan asth. Is77-f1.3od
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And in accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board oNDirccsofs made on the twenty
NTH day OF Jsnuary. 1877, so many shares Of
each parcel of such stock a. ma, be necessary.
will be sold at public auction at the Office Of
the Compa 40. 6?3 Mon gomery street
San Francisco. California, on THURSDAY,
the FIFTEENTH ID II Of FEBRUARY. 1877. At
the hour OF 10 O'Clock noon, II 10 day. TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
Dether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
JOHN NJ. BURNETT. Secretary.
OTFfcE-No. 623 Montgomery street, San
FRANCISCO, California. [j2s-tdl
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Eone are genuine unless the signature Of j.
HAYDcsK. rs agent for the United states sur
rounds each box Of Pills and Ointment. A
handsome reward win be given TO any one
rendering such information as may lead 70 the
detection Of any party or parties countcrfeit.
ing the medicines or vending the same, know
ing them to be spurious. 4.e r.
s.$soid at the inanufsctory OF Professor
HOLLOWAY n Co.. Nsw York and by ali rap
spectacle druggists and dealers, Ia medicine
throughout the civilized world. in boxes a. 20
cents, 81 cents and 81 each aass1lsy.t
aT'Ther- is considerable saved by taking
the larger sizes. tsn ser
n. B. Directions for the guidance of
patients IN every disorder are AFFIXED 70 eae b
box. ss-4t3 al ~
Office. La Liberty Street, New York
dect3.iS7g-1y. eFt ~
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SUMMONS.
In THE DISTRICT CouMT OF TEE FoUnra
JUDICIAL DpTRicr ~ rHE srA1n
OF NEvApA. COUNTY OF
HrMga,s syr

HCMDOfDr.
r. G. Hanson ,plAintiG. ". 1. Q. Rounan.
- - defendant.
An action brought in tho District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State Of
Nevada in and FOR the County Of Humb .ldt.
and the Compliant MED in thcsnaisce ii the
Click Of said District Court On tho il,h day
of November. A. d, 1876.
Tho State of Nevada sands greeting TO
LIS, Bowman. defsBaant;
Ton arc hereby required 10 appear In an
Action brought aga nst you by the above
nsmsd plaintiff. 4, q, Hanson, tl the District
Court u the Fourth Judicisi District oE tbs
ststs 81 Nevada. in and ar thu comfy u
Humboldt, and to answer tho Con- laint nled
therein with the Clerk Of said Court within
ten days texclusive IT the day 81 servicrl
after the scsyies On son OF this summons--k
served within this county; or, IL served cut of
this connty bat IN this judicial lDistrict.
within twenty days: otnerw !ss, within forty
days-or jadgnas mt by FAULT will be taken
against yJu accurdnig 10 the prayer Sf said
complaint. 80.
Said acton is brought to recover the sum
of eight hundred doliars ON certain pFs'sn.
isory note. executed and delivered By yoa TO
plaiiItin with two per cent interest per
slanth from 2pth day VI August. 1876, end for
foreclosure Of C, riain mortgage. executed and
deiivcrtd by you 10 plaintiff. on lot three.
Bl1ck 2, in Winnempcca, Nevada, and the
baifdintss situate thereon: said plaintiff also
Asks for DEGREE OF sale of said property b. che
sheriff Of said county for u. y. gold coin.
that the procesAs OF saAa ssls b. applied 10
the payment Of the charges and exp.nses ot
aAid sale the costs this suit the said principal
sum and interest. No siayesnid. ana stsH per
cent. 0ftis arnount as attorney fees Of p54lnt-
In in tlJs eiut. and that dufendant SUD blI
persons claiming under h nj be fore vsr barred
and fofeckJsed Vt eli equity of fedtmptien.
!. claim ,,r intsresi In said property and every
pa ! the.eof.
All otsshich win more fully appssr By rOf.
ervnee 70 said Complaint certified copy OF
which accompanies this Numnons
q Ant you Are hereby nptified lthss II you Sail
to aplear and answer the said Complaint %
ssovo required. said plaintiff will take ssid
Judgment and apply, to the Court fur the 70.
lief prayed fcr in The said complaint.
Givep nnder my hand and the seal
- of the iDistrict Court of the Fourth
Jsv Judicial District OF the State az Neva.
da, 10 and for tke county Of Hum.
p ~ boIa'' this l'th day Of November.
J. II. JOB, Clerk.
NJ. 8. d sSIyIsLr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
HGlI se4poy2tSe
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals aud departures Of trains at
?. winnemuccs Station: So,
-~ GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at lo4O A. M.
aud leaves at IL. An 49,,
= Emigrant Train arrives at 945 P. NJ
and leaves at I045 P. N.
Freight Train arrives at IL N. and
isevss at 19:4s r. M.
GOING WEST.
E-pfess Train arrives at 1920 P. NJ
and leaves at $40 P. M.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. M.
aud leaves at S:1S P. NJ.
81 Freight Train arrives at 11:6o A. n,
and leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to- Silver City
and Boise City, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
n. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Vai-
ley. leaves upon the arrival of the OK
press train from the west Mondafs,
Wednesdays and fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
aoeas.
tF = Stages soath.
The Winnemucca and Jersey Stage
leaves Winnemucca every Monday and
arrives. from Jersey City every FIJI
day. I'D
The Uniouville and Mill City Stage
leaves Unienville every morning and
arrives at Mill City 10 fme for the
Eastetn boNnd Passenger train. he.
Z xorniug leaves Mill City upon Inc
arrival of tho passenger train and
~rriyes at Uuionville 1880 P. NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
NOTICE.
Delinquent Sale Notice. 3

DE SOTO esr.p AND SILVER MINISs COMPANY.
n oCATIoN Of principal place Of business,
i ISan Francisco, California. location OF
works. Star Mining District, Humboldt
county, state Of Nevada.
NOT1CE.--There Is delinquent upon the
following described Sock on account Of
Assessment levied on the Sth day Of Novem-
Dor. 1876, the rev, raj amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholders, as fol
lows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
NOTICE.
sUsS. LAND OFFICE,
CAfsruk 'TTY, Nevada,
JsDuafy 17ih, la77

COMPLAINT having been entered =, "a,
Office on december is 1876, kv p .aE
n. Marker. sgainnt James n LII
for abandoning his Homestead t,a.'
No. ~, ds,ed september J, 1874, upon -.
ssuth half ~ tue southwest quarter SCI Non Nv
Township 26, north, Range III est III n ~
IN i'umboldt county. nevada, with a VIA. =.
the cancellation Of said entry: the saia - v
u, are hereby t1Ihnun, 4 t. appear AZ ~, ~.
Office ON the nth day OF February. 1871 !, .1 y
o'oiock a. NJ. to re-pohd and furnish 80.
mony concerning. sid alleged aban frm-..
u. y. HARRIS, Rrris.., ~
&C. WRTuaT, Receiyes
ja23-3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION.
bissued sout Of the Distriet Court of the
Fourth Judicial District. in and Or the ccunty
Of Humboldt. State Of Nevada. on the 22nd day
Of December. A. ID. 1875, and ~ ING aire.ted
and delivered, for judgment recovered In
said Court onthe 18th day of December. A. y.
.ls76. in favor Of Charles ksmler plaintin and
against F. J, Mcworthy, defendant. for the
sum OF three bundled sfd' nihety-six and
thirty-six one-hundredth 1886 .36) dollars.
gold coin Of the tnited States. with Interest
ON said sum Mt ten pr cent per snnaln. 40
gether with costs and disbursements, amount
ing he sam OF one hundred and fbrty.six
and nifty one bundrrdtb t$lAs.6sit dollars. and
Accrufng costs. have on this, the 25th day
IL Decembsr. A ID 1875, lesiea on aid taken
in execution the I lowing described personal
properly sald property under attachments
since the - cay VI February 1876 2 In said
cause, the following, description VI said pro
perry, to.wit - tt9fF si.F' W ~
seyen head of work horses. seven bead 81
wirE mules. harns ~. stretchers. etc. for fUuf-
teen animals. n seventy-hnnared wag ms, 2
nifty hundred wagons. two-horse wagon,
or less. 4 toms Of brimstone more or lssa, 800
feet Cf lumber more or less, 10 cordsiof wouf
more or less, pair platf nm scales 100 saek
more or less. 8 buckets, q clippers, 40 pieces vi
sheet from. s pieces Of gas pipe, pltchforks.
4 hsnd truck. AvS pounds OF -four, ~ furnace
CRATES.
! NOTICE Is hereby given. that on TUESDAY.
the SIXTEENTH day Of January, A. D.
1875 between the hours OF Q o'clock In the
morning and S o'clock in thu Afternoon, viz /;
at O'Clock p. M, in front Of NcWorthys re-
finiDg works, in Sulphur Precinct Humb. idt
county, Nevada will sell. u ,pgblie austi
all the right title and interest OF the said de-
fcndant. n. y. Mcworthy had on the'A day
OF February 1876. or ut any time since Of. In
and to the above described property. 10 the
highest bidder for casis. to satisfy sal liexecn
ton, costs, Gccrulng costs. or SUFFICIENT there.
Of. Y'fF' RICHARD NAs'i.
Ex.sherid Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemucca. January 9Th, A. u. 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-03
For Stomachs Out Of
" Order.

No medicine will so effectually improve
the tone VI the stomach rs these Pills. they
remove all acidity occasioned either by Ia.
temperance or improper diet, They reach the
liver and reduce it to y healthy sction; they
are wonderfully efficIeiUus in cases OF spas.n
lin fact they never fail In curing all disorders
Of the liver aud stomach.
!: HOLLowAY's PILLS are the beat known
In the world for the following diseases: Kgue
Asthma. Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the
skin, Bowels. Consumption, Debility. Dlopsy
pysentsry, Erysipels-. Female irregularities,
Fsver of all kinds. Fits, dout. Headache, In.
digestion. Inflammation. JAundicc, Liver Com
plants. Lnmbago. Piles, Khutnatism, keten-
tiun OF urine, ScnrfnIa or Kings Evil. Sore
Tbrosts Stone and Gravel, lix-Douloureux,
Tuners, Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, Weak
ness from any cause, etc. ?
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons ind.h..a !.
nae 70 s.t'ir at one. with my agent, NJ \
RICHARD NASH
WIsNENUccA, January 18th, 1871