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Stale Of Wisconsin.
yE2n:.SXGc County. s~

Notice is hereby given. that nj the general cleo
ton % De acld in the several towns, wards. and
election 7recinct~ in the comfy al Manitowoc on
the TUESDAY >ucrrt-Ciing tn. FIR, Monday, being
the SIKH day al November next. the following
officers are To be elected to-wit
Governor IN place of Harrison LHdington
whose term OF office will expire OF the first Mon
day in JANUARY. 1913.
i Lieutenant Governor in place OF Charles D.
Parker. whose term IF Office viii expire the
first Monday in January. ISIS
\ Secretary of State in place Of Peter DOYLE.
whose term OF office win expire on the first Mon
DAY IN January. 1s1S.
\ Stale Treasurer in place Of Ferd Kuehn.
whose term Of office will expire on the first Mon
day IN January, ISIS
whose Term Of office will expire on the first Mon
day in January. 1878.
\ State Superintendent in place of Edward
Soaring. whose term of Office viii expire the
first Monday IN January. 1873
\ Clerk of the Circait Court for the county 81
Mantowoc- in place oi A. piening. whose term OF
ls-s.
\ County SUPERINTENDENT schools. for the conn
" OF Manitowoc county. in place Of " A. Walker
whose term OF Office will expire on the first Mon
day in January. ISIS.
4 Member Of Assembly in'the frst assembly dis
trict comprising the towns OF Schieswig. Meeme,
Eaton. Liberty, Rockland, cato, Maple Grove and
Franklin. place Of Thomas Thornton. whose
term Of Office viii expire GA The first Monday in
JANUARY. 1873.
Member Of Assembly in the Second Assembly
District comprising the towns OF Two Creeks.
{ Mishicott. Gibson. toopersJuEn. kosSuTh, Two
Rivers and the village Of Two Rivers. in the place
Of Thomas Mohr whose term OF office will expire
Oh the first Monday in January. ISIS
Member OF Assembly in the Third Assembly
District comprising the towns cf CentreNlle
Newton. Nanitowoc Rapids. Nanirowoc. and the
City of Manitowoc, in place Of Peter Johnston
whose term OF Office will expire on the first Non
day in January, ISIS.
said election 10 be conducted, the votes can
yassed and the returns thereof made. pursuant /,
( law.
+ Given under my hand at the Sherif's Office IL
! Manitowoc, Wis, this 9th day OF August. 1Ni7
p. MULHOLIAND
! Sheriff of ManitnMnr CnnnrY
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C'gAEE OF RESsDNSsN,
y County Oh tsaniiG.s.sc.

PROBATE OFFICE. August 18th, a. D. ISL
In the matter of me proof and Probate of the
last will and testament OF Henry kocbkc. dcCcas-
ed late OF the county of Manitowoc Whereas.
an instrument il writing. purporting 10 be the
last will and testament of Henry koebke, dcccas-
ca lac Gf TIE county OF MHHitORoE ha- been iiild
/ i'll this office and whereas app icatiCn mas been
made by Mary koeblle, PRAYING that the same be
proven and admitted To probate according to the
laws OF this state Therefore. il i ordered that
sal application be heard before me at the probate
office in the city OF ManitowUc in the said county.
! on the 18th day OF october, A. D. 1877, III ten
o'clock in forenoon.
&aG /. j. further ordered that notice thereof
shall BE- given 10 All persons Interested IN .ai+i
will of the time and place OF said hearing by pub
LEGATION in the Maritowoc, q newspaper printed in
said county Tor three successive weeks one. each
week. prior 10 the time Of such hearing.
By this Court
G9j-3w. T &. OLMSTED. County judge.
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PEGEATE OPTICS. ScDtcmbcr 18th. 4. y. ISL.
In The maite4 Of fhs proof and probate OF the
last viii and tcstamgHt OF Frank Vii, dccea ed,
late ol The county oI ManitOwuc, naGFeas, M
iu>tguGISu; in writing pUrPugtiu- - &c .hC i2st
viii and testament ni Frank Vii. deceased, late of
the county of NaulroWoct has been flied in this
office: and whereas application hsr been made by
MARY NiJ PRAYING that the same be proven aGH adj
mjtIcd Ia probate according 10 the laws oi ills
state Therefore, It !, ordered hat said applica-
tjon be heard before me ii the probate office In
the city of Manitnwnc IN said county, on the 22d
day of October. \. d. Isl. nj ten o'clock.
And i i further ordered. that notice thereof
>ba3 - gjitu "a all persons interested in said
viii u thy Jmr slsd place - said hearing. by pub
printed IL said CUHEtv, iGr tu,o successive weeks.
each week. prior 10 the fia.c al SUCH i.arl,.
Ky tLC CO ri
"t.-5w. I. q. uLN>TED County Judge.
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- ss4;cE s,rs.-Y,an,to,yoc County
In rhc matter OF the estate of David oron,a, dc

ceased.
On reading and hline liza petition of Bon \.
Shove administrator of the estate oil -ul. deceased,
representing among other things that he has tuiiy
administered said estate. and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining and allowing
CONT II is ordered ii ut said account he examin-
C. hv III. Judge OF this Court Monday the 9Th
cay ~ - yrlu ser a. D. 49,. NJ ten 9 clock Il.
~ nv office IN said comfy
ordered further. that notice thereof DE gwen 10
tna lsIrs Ut said deceased and to all persons inter
estcd. BY publishing Gnpy Gi this order Tor fOur
weeks prior to said day Of hearing. III igc Mani
towoc Pilot. weekly newspaper published al
! Nanit0V0c in said county.
Dated III Munit0wOc. the I'd day % Oct 4. d.
lS11. @S-iw. T. &. OLMSTED. County Judge.
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II PROBATE, Ti;,mi,owec count,
| Court.

L Court.
In the matter VI The estate OF jacob Petrie de
ceased.
No'ice J hereby given. that hy yiTtne and in
pursuance 10 an order of license. rlad. il said
matter on the 10Th day Of iG-H~t. 4. u lS.. hv
the County Cont + said COUNTY he undersigned
tatharine Peirie guardian Ui the minor heirs Of
Jacob letric deceased. VIII. on Monday the Ilth
day of October, A. d. 49,. at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said day. al the Office Of the Coun-
T. Judge. III the city uf Naaitoggoc, in said
county offer for sale. al public YcAdue the
following described lands. To- wit The n " /. Of
the OF sec. l. town 2 range , 10 acres: ~ 30
beginning IT the Il corner Of said above dcscrib-
ed forty acres running east 30 rods rhenerin
straight line 10 the corner Of said 20 acres 10
acres: TIE east half : ) of I. zee. l. town ~
range "a twenty acres: IN all - acres OF land.
Terms Of sale Will be made known al the time
and place of sale.
Dated at AaniIowoc. the 10Th day OF Sept y.
ID. ISL. Gi5-4w. CATHARINE PETTN.
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In the matter oisae esIa4e d 9h.a Msl'arFy, lie
ceased.
10 all whom il may concern: Letters admins
ua;iun ot >aid estate Vi John AcCarty. deceased,
having been issoea - n gy McCarty, en- the
twentieth day of Juiy, 4 u. lSi a.s.i isat G.GAtA
from and aitty the date hereof being allowed aud
limited lcr creditors To present their claims for
examination and allowance. Notice i. hereby
I given that the undersigned will on the first and
third Mondays OF each month in October, Nov
vmbcr and December. \. u. l>s1. and January.
>7S. al the probate office in the city of Nantowoc
In said csuGIy, receive, examine, and adjust all
cla.us an: i.ueaaS pf ail persons against said
deceased
Dated sept. 10Th. 1877
egS-5y. T. G. oLMSTED, County Judge
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Notice


MANIf0WoC . pit. sStL- IcI--
Notice is hereby given that the Eoard of Regis
try OF the several Wards OF the city OF Mantowoc,
will meet at the places designated a. polling
day OF October, 1871: Ter four successive days if
necessary. from 9 O'Clock III the forenoon until .
O'Clock in the aftcrnoonlnr the purpose of making
gen.-s! lection. and that they will also meet at
the s&ue pieces Oh October 23d ana 9th next
from O'clock in -hs jo-elo'n until 9 ociGck III
the afternoon 70" the purpose ct - iag and con-.
pleting the registers.
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The loss BY the Patent Office fire Is
now rcckoned at million and a half of
dollars Besides, much Of the destruc-
ton among the models and records can
not be meaured 10y dollars and cents:
great trouble AMI litigation also must
result ii from this vast burning Of evil
lnnnn
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deceased.
To all wtom it Isay concern Letters of adj
mihIstratlun said estate. having been il ued 10
Aar-rctA SoukGp. the I'd day of September. 4 .
d. l,II. and four months from and after said dav
being allowed and limited for creditors 10 pres enr
their claims for examination and allowance. No
fice j. hereby given that the undersigned will on
the first Mondays in October. November and Dee
ember. ar the Probate office % the city cf Mani
toNoc IN said county. Receive. examine and adjust
all claims, and demands Of all persons against said
deceased.
glf-tg- T a aT .N-JED C,rpf,- Ind re-
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states. Ahabie and courteous, he vii
be accessible to the whole people. Long
experience as Municipal magistrate
will enable him to discover at glance
plunderers of the peoples treasury and
thsy will receive no mercy at his hands
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Notice Is hereby given, that at the general c!ec
tiIu a.. : tld in the several wards, in the city OF
MaHiroNoC on AZ Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday, beng The sixth day =! k1"@mhcr next
the following OH, cr~ IRE = b. "ieelel, FH-#.t
/ Governor in place of Harrison LuhinTt6a
whose term OF oi't.c will expire the FIRST Mon
day in January. 1873.
! Licutcnant Governor in place of Charles D
pa e4 hose term of Office Will expire Oh the first
Mo4gay - 5anEArv, 1915.
\ Stsfta.y y .,ts,. u place OF Peter Doyle
wiGs. term of C.Ece VA t.li-e % The fist Mon
day in .uHuEry. ISIS.
! state Treasurer in place C hcrd. hueAn
whose term of office will expire oil tie fast Mon
day in January. ISIS
IN Attorney General in place of 4. Scott Sloan
whose term OF oflc will expire on the first Mon
ray in January, 1873.
i St,t Superintendent in place of Edward
Sgaliu {. s. Lu { tgrH ~ o.lice will expire OH the
first Monday IN {aplaZv. 49,.
i Clerk oil tha Circuit Cottt III TIC county %
Manitnvuc, IN place OF !. pTeniUlr, whose turGi "a
Office will expire OF the first Monday ia Jahuarv
is.
! \ County Superintendent Of Selipo!. faf Tho
! county o. MIuitowoc, in place Of W. \. Walker
+ whose term Of Office viii expire on the first Mon
day in January. ISIS.
{ /, NrNhcr of Assembly in the Third Assembly
. ttfStr; = comprising the towns of Centrcyilie
/ Newton. A.ni4oHoo Rapids Manitowoc, aud tht
/ City OF hantfGWuG AZ lace %: Irtrr Johnston
whose term q! u'ilTe VIII cAk4rp ~ a. ffST Aon
Gay IN january. Leg.
Said election 10 be conducted the votes canvas
scd and the returns thereof made, pursuant t,
law.
The polls OF election will be open ut O'Clock Fl
the forenoon, end close N sunset at the ollowin.
Hfaae- 1T Mtri at the Council room: 2l VI IL.
Jones Gh.v2. Ri Ward house OF II. Wcstphal; iti
Ward CprWav,S "Aian-
Manilowoc Wis, 1his gotta &&Y Of September
/ Isl.
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NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern: Whereas my wife
May. -. .yn john Edward, and my daughters
Clara i..yn an, MAJ EFaiyn have left their home
without just cause proyoca!ion, ues2ly Iara
all persons not to trust them on my account, IA
hereafter ] Will pay NJ debts Of their contracting.
Dated Manitowoc, Wis, Sept. 1lth 1871.
4qr3w COENELIUs MURPHY.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
inc the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter of a century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several aSSimilatiye organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at the same time. the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not intlamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted TO ali ages and conditions in
all climates. containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BY
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 4 1877.
OUR TICKET.

For Governor
JAMES i. MALLORY.
Of Milwaukee.
For Lirut Governor
ROMANO +. DAVIS.
Of Dane.
For Secretary Of State
JAMES Is. HAYES.
Of jd-e.
FOR State Treasurer
JOHN RINGLE.
of Marathon.
For Attorney General
JAMES VI. MORROW.
oil Monroe.
For Superintendent Of Instruction
EDW ARD Soaring.
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Are the most eff
fectiye and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
searching cathar-
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capitol. in Madison this Isl day Of August. i, 4
IL. :. PETER DOYLE, Secretary of State.
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fnuufY Convention.

The Reform County Convention will be held IL
the Court House in Manitowoc, on Saturday, oct.
2Gh, Al J. clock H., tJr the purpos OF nominal
ing candidates Tor Clerk Of Coprt and Comfy sup
erntrudcHt af schools. and doing such other bus
incs- a. may b. brought before the Convention.
Q. L. LoEN. Chairman.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For al the purposes CT q Family Physic,
and for curing CostIveness. Jaunulce,
Indigestion. Foul Stomach Breath,
Headache. Erysipelas, Rheunatlsm,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases. BIZ
iopsness. Dropsy. TG1nors. w orIns,
Neuralgia. rs a Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
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GaaS. tTCnJhT.
Fred Harris.
aldermen Isl Ward.
L. CONWAY.
\. Hanson,
Aldermen I'd Ward.
Henry Wits.
john Never.
Aldermen 81 Ward.
&. W. White,
Gam Hal,
Aldermen 3th Ward.
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Captain wagner's Company.

Company c., First Cavalry, Captain
Wagner's) formerly stationed at Camp
McDermit, are returning from the In
dian war by way of Corinne. They are
ordered to Camp Bidwell. near Sur
prise valley. to remain this winter.
They will probably leave the railroad
at this place and go by way of McDer-
NIT to get their baggage. We under
stand that it is not yet decided what
company will be sent to McDermit.
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VERDICT OF THE JURY,

The Coroner's jury, after hearing, all
the evidence, rendered a verdict that
deceased, G.. T Redell came to his
death from the effects of wounds in
ficted with an ak in the hands of An
dreas Willie, and that the latter was
justified in killing him.
DEATH oR WILLIE.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock
the dead body of Willie arrived in town,
be having died about daylight that
morning. An inquest will be necessary
as in the case of Redell. aud the flu
neral will probably take place to day.
Thus ends this terrible tragedy, en-.
acted in the solitude of midnight, with.
in the gaze of no mortal eyes other than
of those two unfortunate men who
launched themselves into eternity
without moments preparation.
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The Martin White Mining Company,
of Ward District. shipped west yester
day eight bars of bullion, valued at
$14.285 40.
The Geneva Mining Company, of
Cherry Greek, in which several old
Humboldters are interested, shipped
yesterday one bar of bullion, valued at
$1,000.
The Arizona Mining Company, OF
Unionville, shipped from Mill City last
night one bar of bullion valued al
81, 1888 rs.
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THOSE accretions upon the scalp
which are termed dandruff, are prompt
ly removed by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
which by opening the pores promotes
the natural moisture of the hair.
Take fifteen years from your age with
Hills Hair Dye.
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A New srnl.

Jurien Scott and Peter Spray are
having 6ve-stamp mill erected on
their mine in Indian district. six or
eight miles south of Unionvilie. AL!
the castings aud the greater part of the
machinery of the mill were made at
the Mill City foundry.
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Contract to Let.

DRCPOSALS will be received until the
n 2ith day OF October, instant. for sinking a
Shaft 100 feet deep from the bottom Of
the present shaft on the Sheba mine in Star
Canyon. The company will furnish tools
and machinery for drilling and hosting, and
all necessary timber Send proposals 10
j. o. twISS,
superintendent I
Star City. Humboldt County, New. ocl5-td.
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FULLER DETAILS.

Deputy Sheriff Woodwork visited
the camp. and yesterday gave the fol-
lowing testimony at the Coroner's
inquest:
| visited the wood packers camp
about fifteen miles from Tuscarora,
nearly due east. where deceased came
10 his death. arrived there about 6 80
O'Clock P. NJ. Monday. 22d instant.
Found Redell dead. and a German,
named Audreas Willie, l think mortally
wounded. who gave me the following
statement of the difficulty between him
and the deceased Redell came home
last night about midnight, aud said to
me Get up. and come out here, |
want to settle with you" Think he
said God d--n you, come out here,
l want to settle with you / got up
aud came out of my tent, and
WE FOUGHT FOR ABOUT AN HOUR.
thought that ended it, but Fred. went
to his tent. got his pistol and came
back again; told me TO come out, aud
We would settle that thing right here.
My pistol had but one load in it. /
picked it mp aud stepped out of the
tent, and Fred. shot me right away. l
caught bis pistol with my hand. and We
had scuffle around there. I shot at
him over my shoulder. and he said to
me, You son of "a b--h, I'll murder
you" / struck him over the head
with my pistol, and Knocked him down
into the fireplace. l then thought l
could get hold of the AK before he
could get up and shoot me. I let go
of him.
GOT THE Ak, AND. KILLED HIM WITH IT
don't know how many times struck
him With the ak; maybe two or three
light licks, and one good one with both
hands. II went into my tent to lay
down. bat the blankets were all mussed
up, SO l erawled down here and got into
Fred's bed"
found Redells dead body near the
entrance of what was pointed out to
me as Wille's tent. He was lying with
his face down. his right arm beat uA--
der his head, partly on his face. with
blood all over his head. His feet were
toward the entrance to the tent.
found pistol which parties there ln-
formed me belonged to Redell. in the
Fireplace. some three feet from his
dead body. and some four or five feet
on the other side of the body there was
another pistol. which l was Informed
belonged to Willie. Wille's pistol was
empty. aud very bloody. Rsdells pts
tol was at half cock, with two chambers
empty, and part of the ball of one
chamber lodged against the barrel as
though both chambers had went off at
once, stopping the cylinder from re
volving. examined the dead body
and found $50 in gold coin, one So
gold note. aud ST. Is in silver. Also
found some papers, among the rest
| some notes aud receipts. and a memo
randum book. also found bloody
revolver scabbard in front Of Redell's
tent.
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YgNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
IL formed that, having fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied by II, M. Wood, am
prepared to turn out. on short notice, pic
lures in all the popular styles and sizes, in
superior manner.
will remain in Winnemucea but short
time. and feel confident that / satisfy all
who may favor me with theirp onage,
WINNEMUCCA, February 14th, lS
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Both COmbatants Dead Pal ticulars
OF the Fatal AfYray.
The following particulars of the
affray at the Tusearora wood ranch are
from the Mining Review Of yesterday:
Upon the arrival of Mr.. jose with
the news Of the murder of q. F. Redell,
Deputy Sheriff y. M. Woodwork went
over Il. the camp, and found things
quite different from what he expected.
W. E. VanbIaricom, Mr.. Jose's part.
ner, had visited the spot Immediately
upon being advised by Jose of the
tradsgy, aud found
ONE MAN DEAD AND ANOTHER MoRTALLY
WOUNDED,
The latter being Andreas Willie, the
supposed murderer eff Redell. Van
blaricom passed by where the dead
man was lying and entered the hut
from which he heard groans to pro-
coed, and there found Willie in almost a
dying condition, but after being given
water. he revived. and made the fol-
lowing
DYING STATEMENT,
Remarking that he did not think he
would live an hour longer:
WooD CAMP, Oct 20, 1877.
he came home about IL or | O clock
last night. He always wakes every
body up. He said he wanted to settle
with ne. | told him to wait until
morning. He said, 80 to hell, you
Dutch son Of BIB. We will settle
now! We fought for about an hour
before any shooting commenced. |
came over here aud got the rife, and
took the cartridge out of it, for fear
that he would kill me with it. He said
he would settle with me. He thought
he would swindle me out of what he
owed me, and that was about $4,000
that be owed me. Redel fred one
shot. Then l shot one. My name is
Andreas Willie. My age is Al years. I
was born IN Saxebury. Germany.
This statement was taken down by
Mr. Vanblaricom. in the presence of
Mr.. Fuel, Henry AFFORD and Fred.
Bronson. after which it was read to
Willie. who pronounced it correct, and
put his hand on the pencil while his
name was being signed to it.
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John Jackson's team left here to day
for Oornucopis loaded with $4,000
pounds of merchandise by Reinhart &
Co.
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Cattle shipped.

]. F. Burns shipped from this station
to San Francisco last night eight Car
loads of fat beeves.
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Emigrants.

One hundred and seventy.five emf
grants passed through last night
western bound.
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- Range Of temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. 90 deg; lowest, AZ deg.
Range. 10; average, 52.7 deg.
40. HEALY,
Corp'I signal service, u. $. A.
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DUNPHY & HILDRETHs
OFFICE. ...s.-.s33 Kearny Street.

Y VIE ABOFE WHILE ANOWN -. 17TfTls1u.aV1a1n
IL Firm have commenced bus &#E&MX8
mess again, in San Francisco, 49,
aud will buy Cattle for their ----AA-~-4
own use, or sell or slaugh-
ter ON commission,
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Parties desiring information about the mar
kets. will receive the latest quotations by ad-
dressing the arm at their Office. se28-3m.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-25
Estray Notice.

HtAME into my Enclosure ina Paradise
~ Valley September 10th q small bay
horse. white face and legs, branded with u
circle on the left shoulder, with cross in the
same and q figure abb We it; also branded
thus IS on the left hip.
TIL owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take the same away.
49, Eke P. w. PALMER
Paradise Valley, September 10. 1877. I'm