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THO SAKE HOLM is.

a needless pothcr has been raised over
question Of literary identity 1t not very important
tlat the world should know precisely WHO has wrttcnthe
SAKE ol. stories, hut since there has been SO much
cause Of contradiction a3oIt H. perhaps 1t is as Wei TO
see what seems TO settle tie m2ttcr
There is an article IN s. N'ct1ias for Nay called
The First Trns," 10y SAKE Holm which appears 10
demons rac that the writer Mr.. Helen Hunt JACKSON
Th, history OF chllds personal experience in telling
first lie gives names AID scenery ana personal history
which entirely accord with those OF Mrs Hunt Jackson in
childhood and although sac has denied the authorship
oftAe stories n a private !ato. published som time since
by me I2cpeadcnd the circumsantil evidence seems
strong enoug to OyyruoWer the denial FO instance, the
writer OF "Tnc First Time goes to school To
" Miss Caroline" Mrs Hunt Jackson first
teacher was Miss Caroline Nelson OF Amherst,
Mass who with her sist-- Miss Emily both daughters
o. retired Baptist clergyman, taught little school
close bv the residence Mrs. Hunt JacksonS father,
Prof Fiskc. The writer also slys When wis little
girl went to little school, which was kept bv very
little lady in very little house The little lady herself
lived in another little house. which was divided from the
little school house only 10y little garden" Al this is
strictly OF the house, the lady and the garden The
Ned Spofori" she speaks of was either Henry NJ
spo0ord the new Senator from Louisiana his elder
brother Richard dead, or bis younger brother Aims
worth r. SOftord. Congressional Librarian in Washing.
ton TIE spoford family resided in Amherst for some
wears while the children receiving their education
and their home was the opposite side Of the Com
mon" from Prof Fiskcs house and little lower down.
Sarah Kellogg" another schoolmate Of whom she
speaks was an Amherst girl who died some years since
The brook and orchard of which SAKE Holm speaks
we're stu exactly in the relation TO Mrs, Hunt
Jacksons fathers house. The description of SAKE
Holm's father and mother would answer with slight
changes for Mrs Hunt Jackscn's father and mother, al
though Prf Fskcs dyspepsia seems exaggerated in her
story Sake Holm also says: :" Before was l3 my
good mother died" Mrs. Fske died in 1s43, wIen her
Oldest daughter Helen, was about 49, and Mrs. Hunt
Jackson therefore ~ years old which is believed to DC
g.xo IIptle's exact
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LITERARY NOTES.

Ex-President McLean's History of Princeton
College VIII bc issued by J. J.. Lippincott Il 60.
The fifth volume of Landor's "ImaSinary
Congregations, as issued by Roberts Brothers, sill have
fan index TO tic series.
els Our Republic Failure 2" is the question
asked and ans aercd in a book by f. II Watson, to DC
issued By the Authors Publishing Company.
The Rev. Phillips Brooks's lectures on
PrlacA.u- delivered the lyman Boccher foundation
at Yale to published next by T.. T. Dutu
" Co.
Hurd & Houehton have in press an illus
tIated work "rhe American Antelope and Deer
and their Dome,t cation" by TIE Hon J. d. Cation, late
chief Justice OF the Supreme Court oi Illinois.
The two volumes of the Rev. Joseph Cooks
Monday Lectures" to be published by Jas. r. Ossood
& CO.. are on &c To!eay and " r,rsceHdnrilsm." 4
tATl volume be- made up OF the "pre.udes' TO hid
lectures.
No. \. Of the Poets Home Series in Vide
AiraRt viii describe MI WIN. d. Ilowoss home a. Cam
bridge. There viii ne views Of the house and the study
s sr npi%eS h i Vile GonsS! at yenc.
The Academy Sketches" announced by
g. p Putuaus Sous are iist ready tn!s house. Tho
cover a clever design OF an easel Bearing picture
and the sketches are accompanied by descriptive notes
"a s proposed 10 coL;lHut The Tx hom year 20 year.
and TO mako IL OF incrcas ,ns nagc -tauce.
Jansen, McClurg & Co. Of Chicago have in press
second volume 81 The Jericho Series TIE tile il Brief
Hua0rs-a Romance Of The Great Di,!d1Jlc" II treats
OF y insurance G. subject % rouaBee al this tuis and
IL e. pcced create excitement In ccViaIu quar-
tors ~ h. rnbsyeI anonymously aud it, authorship
10 be the next ntCItiIy cOiundrun.
The Ncw-York agency Of MeSSrs. james K.
O.good 4 Coz formerly with +. p. Dutton & Co., Is now
in the hands Of Hr. Chuhs 4. Dillingham;, At No. 6zs
Broadyay opposite the Grand Central Hotel. Mr. DIT
l,vlsm is known Of tbs most eulcrpribg OF the
vybolsas bJksclles of New YORK, and hls shelves
will be found every book On the Osgood - Co.'S Let,
which a. every book buyer knows, comprises "a large
uroportiOn Of leading American anh0rs Inc beiotypes
published by Tie osgoGd house arc displayed
~ ID r Randolph & Co.'S, 30. 900 Broadway, where
is The special sseBny fOr tins department
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holds Quite recently English physician sieeeedsd IN
tracing the poison sewingsik used by his acnL
she was I'm the habt-as most women are-oi cuttns Wv,
thread with her teeth The silk was OF q lght coiVn
hence the discovery OF lead poison IN 1t was her p
surprise The use OF iron salts in black silks " an o
trick OF the dyer but light shades and whlte were ho
snprJbsed 10 be weighted with metallic COMPOUNDS as
the silk manufacturers here very anxious 70 estau
sh renutation for purity in their goods, there IL no
Likelihood that the use OF lead for silk adulteratl0n VIII
be practiced in this country.
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60 mbom il MIn Concern

NTOTICE.-T want JOHN DUNN, ROBERT
y DINN Holm HEATH. GEOEDE lNIS or heir,, 10
inform N their WnENEARr ~ fr,as2 ~ = ~, DE-
6iin ,yfg me the the Mother uf J"r nrut and
Robert Duun a. they entitled PORTION OBJ tc 81 hcf
estate ia the Last. WILLIAM h' -N-'' sen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

AS time-balls seem likely TO be introduced
in some Of our cities, it will probably be Of interest to
mention that in the British navy the practice of dropping
tme-ball az noon IL carried oGt win great precision
II more than naval vessel is in company the senior
in rank has attend to the timeba bdflnes". Rear
Admiral de Horsey commander of H. B. W squadron IN
the Pacific while stationed at Valparaiso last March,
gave notice or the benefit OF ship captains ana otAers
having chfonumctcTr) 10 the regulations under when
the bali is drop;cd IL hoistcd at the DIP at about
1885, fright up" about lbs dropped al noon, mean
liur on the instant Toe AuUlcai remarks mat tllS
signal Is r more Trustworthy for u.s. 10 set watches by
iuan the evening gun, which only marks time approx
W3tcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

Culinary utensils lined with white enamel
oOS SO puto that u li6,ut TO believe thar there a.
death The pot But iae verdict Of chemistry cannot
be Rightly set aside. At q meeting, this week OF the
philadelphia Academy OF Sciences a scrp. OF experi-
meuts by William H. Doughcrty upon "masble.zed &"
rcn-warc and ic results, described. n was ascrr-
tanned that tine lining OF such utensils Is readily attacked
by tie acids that are used In ordinary cookery
The enamel contains lead, and tins metal
was fouad IN solution after the acid. had
operated on the steWpIu. Thus pint Of good
ordinary white wine-yiuc.ar dissolved out enough
OF the aetal make tnrce gtius Of pumbc acetate
the well known poison, "sugar Of lead" Nearly the
saue quantity OK tie uIetal extracted u, boil g in
one Of the vessels. ouuce Of cc Gcid dissolved In
pure water The result similar though the quantity
Of Had extracted Was es WHOM the acid used was that
which tomatoes contain Analysis OF the enamel gave
oxide Of head PARTS silica a. alumina IRON lime Do
tass and soda, IL Cases OF impaired health result
ing from lead-p0jsoHlDg not very unfrequent
In medical practice. In general 1t is found
very drlcnlt to trace the origin OF the lead
in Snch cGScs Water pipes cosmetics ana hair washes
usually bear tic brnt VI the Investigations in house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

SIX LITTLE COOKS;
or
AUNT JAMES COOKING CLASS.
limo Cloth Price e.
n o. q the best mttOas have SET 1T ufcres
ing Young girls practical housekeeping - lpubslers'
WecAy.
has the charm ~ NE kC story aud The practical yale
Of q clever essay on the culinary art Tribune.
Aunt a .O1d tHng lu WlInlg 0u tls lively
cooking story aud iys Iil orr 'tr 1fs OBJ go Zoo box
initiate Grace ami Amy alf HlBt
aud the rest" iAc Alliance.
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SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE.

Japan has been having corvette built for
her navy at Hull England. The contract speed Is 10
knots per hour engines 2,5O0horse power The vessel
IA barkrigeed and carries 1900 square yards OF can
vas or with extra sail, 1900. The armament is IL
Krupp guns of which throw 142-pound shells She
lied no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

lust PUBLISHED.
BRIEF HONORS;
A ROMANCE on TiIE GREAT DlVfUAnLE
Being 80. - OF Jrr tho series
Uniform with " Tho Jori,hJ H01d.' Price an.
III story Of Sew YORK c ani Hfe Insurance show,
hon some men, by proc, make The lives Other, er
special care succeed IN making thcir hives luKuois
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12
THE PRESENT SENATE.

The United States Senate is. now
composed of 81 Republicans and "a
Democrats. including Judge Davis of
Illinois. There is one vacancy from
Ohio. created by the resignation of
Sherman, two from Louisiana and one
from South Carolina. Sherman's seat
will be filed by Republican. aud the
political complexion of the Senators
from Louisiana and South Carolina
will depend upon which Of the Govern
meuts in those States will stand.
Should Nichols be recognized in Louis
lana and Hampton In South Carolina
it will be difficult to determine
the politics of the majority in the
Senate. The Republicans and Demo-
Gratis will be about equally divided,
and the three or four Independents
will hold the balance of power between
the two great parties. With such q
condition of affairs. the days of ex-
srems radicalism may be considered
ended il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12
FRAUDULENT VOTES.

The Finance Committee of the San
Francisco Board of Supervisors, who
have been investigating frauds at the
Presidential election in that city, have
made report, which partially explains
how the vote of that city was increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 in year, and
how San Francisco, which gave Dem
ocratic majority in 1875 elected six
Hayes electors and Republican mem
Der Of Congress in 1876. The names
of the fraudulent voters, which run mp
into the thousands. have been published.
and make formidable showing. 1t is
surmised that Morton and Gorham and
other shining lights of modern Repub.
hcanism put up the job, which trans
formed Democratic city into one OF
the most radical in the United States.
The number of illegal voters un-
earthed exceed the Republican major
ity in California, and it is not probable
that one. third of the rascally set have
been discovered. It is not surprising.
under these circumstances, that the
best Informed Democrats in Cali
forpia, who believed that Tilden would
carry the State by at least 5000 were
astonished when it was announced that
it had gone for Hayes by over 1900
majority. The authorities of San
Francisco should spare no pains nor
expense in fsrretting outthe originators
of this fraud by which the will of the
bona fde voters was set aside and over
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12

Ii TIRE DIsraIcr COURT or THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
~ NEVADA, COUNTY OF
HUMBOLDT.
Fanny B. McEwen, plaintiff, W. Henry
McEwen, defends asrf.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth judicial District Of the state Of
Nevada, in and for the County of Hum
bOldt, and the Complaint filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of said District Court
ON the 18Th day Of January A. ID. 1871.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
t.tgs Henry McEwen, defendant.
You ere hereby required to appear in IN
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, Fanny Il. McEwen, la the
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
of the State Of Nevada, IN and for the County
of hurnboldt, and to answer the complaint
filed therein with the CLERK 0f said Court
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of SER
vice) after the service on You of this SUM-
mons if served within this County; or, il
served out Of this County but in this Judi
cial District, wi bin twenty days; otherwise
within rty days or judgment by default
will be taken against YOU according to the
prayer of szid complaint.
said action il brought to dissolve the bonds
of matrimony now existing between you and
plaintiff: fir on the grounds Of wilfull
desertion of plaintiff by you for the period Of
more than one year, to wit: from the - day
Of the - month of A. p. 1871 up 10 the
time Of the commencement Of this action;
and for the further cause, that You have
neglected to provide the common necesearies
of life for plaintiff for period If more than
one year, to Wit; from the - day of the -
month A. ID. 1871 up to the time Of the COM
meneemept of this action.
ALI OF which will move fully appear by
reference to said complaint, q certified copy
OF which accompanies this Summons.
Asd you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint III
above required, said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demande d therein.
&~s Civ under my hand sud the sea
sg OF the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State o.
*-~-s Nevada, in and for the county O
Humboldt. tnis 18th day of Januar,
A. d. 1877. JgH. JOB,
Clerk.
by N. Il. Hayes. Deputy.
p. Il. Harris Attorney for Plaintiff. m1e-3Ot
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12

All members of the Supreme Court
except Field. who is in New York.
paid their respects. as is customary, to
the incoming Administrations, this
afternoon. They we're introduced by
their clerk, D. w. Middleton.
Several persons interested in river
and harbor improvements called on the
President. Saturday. and received as
surances that the appropriations here
tofore withheld would probably be al
lowed.
The arrest Of 65 distillers and break
ing up of II illicit distilleries in Geor-
gia, is reported. Thirty thousand gal
Ions of beer and mash were seized.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12
New Patents.

Through Dewey x Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco. we receive the
following list OF U. 5. patents granted
to Pacific Coast inventors, viz;
1877 $50, j, Douglass. La Grange,
Cal, quilting attachment for sewing
slachines; lS7, S46. II nj. Gruwell and
G. Newhouse, Stockton, Cal. spring
bed bottom; 1877 ,9U4. Samuel Putnam,
Emigrant Gap. Cal machine for re-
saving lumber; 1912. j. w. Run.
die, 5. F.. curry C NIB; 1877 .93l. j. g..
H. slut ). f., valve gear for steam
engines; 1877 947. s. II. Wheeler, s.
f.. valve gear for steam engines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12

TOM Mcdonnell shot and killed Eldro
Knoll near Dayton last Friday, with.
out cause or provocation. and had not
been arrested at last accounts. though
the Sheriff of Lyon county with q
posse started in pursuit of him the day
On which the murder " committed.
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come.
- ---------------77--7--- : : -
THE DIFFERENCE.


President Hayes has appointed David
d. Key. who fought 10 the Confeder-
ate army, as one of his principal ad-
visers. Had Tiiden been inaugurated
and appointed an ex.rebel member OF
his Cabinet. a howl of disapproval
would be raised by the Radical press
throughout the country. The truly
loyal would assert and reiterate that
the control of the Government was be-
ing placed in the hands of men who
sought to destroy the Union; that the
rebel claims would be allowed ami the
National debt quadrupled. This would
have been the cry had the President
elected by the people been inaugurated,
but as the choice of the Returning
Boards and Judge Bradley was counted
In. only soreheads like Blaine object
to putting ex rebels in the Cabinet. In
the eyes of Radicals there ia vast
difference between the acts of the Pres
dept elected at the ballot box and ODs
counted in by throwing out votes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12
Postponement.

yVyHE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
poned until Saturday. the 3lst day Of
March, 1877, same hour and place.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
GEORGE II. HAYES, Secretary.
mr2-m31
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12

P. H. Harris Attorney for Plaintiff. m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12

Il HAVE BOUGHT ALL I. .. BOWMAN'S
n interest i'll his furniture store. and will
DO happy to furnish any one wishing articles
IN my line with the same, at prices to suit
the times.
8. w. COWARD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-12

A large invoice Of Fresh Garden
Sc { DIS. Just received from The East and
California at j. Il. SABINE'S.
WrNMENvccA. February 18th, 1s77--tf
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NEW TO DAY.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

COMET GOLD AND SILVER MIsING COMPANY.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
Il Ibusiness. San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation of works, Indian Mining district,
humboldt County, Nevada. 3t-
NOfICE--There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing descr bed stock on account Of ass ess.
ment No 4 levied on the first day Of Feb
ruary, 1877, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. -
follows: ..+
NAMES CATE. SHARES. ANT.
b. F. Bivins. 4o30 S403 90
Enama c. Biyins. -. :. % s0u0 500 0O
Thomas Clough. .......61 so 90
Jose PHI Clark, Jr.. trustee IS 240O 24O OO
Hermann Herrelers. 90 120 AZ W
@. X. RobinsoL, trustee. IA 100 III w
And In accordance with law. and an order
of the Board of Directors, made on the hrst
day Of February, ISL. so many shares Of each
pa-cel of such stock, as may be necessary VIII
be sold at public auction, at the auction
rooms of Edward Spean l. Co. at Nos $50 and
538 California street, san Francisco,on Wednes-
day, the twenty-irs day Of March. 1871. ut
the hour of O'Clock, P. M, Of said day, to pay
sa; d delinquen assessment thereon toge' ner
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
GEORGE H. HALVES, Secretary.
OFFIcE-Room IAN 4U1 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.