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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

"THE wealth of the south in few
years" says the Richmond Whig "no
mortal can estimate, if peace, order and
good government would but prevail in
the states.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

j. M, HoDBs former sheriff Of Cook
county, is lying in the Montague county
jail, charged with horse stealing, GLOW
are the mighty fallen"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

PEOPLE who thought that the race of
Ohio patriots was about run through
with are getting discouraged since one
has been chosen to succeed Mccormick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

GENERAL M, 9. BUTLER, the senator
from South Carolina seated last week,
is u nephew of Commodore Perry the
hero OF Lake Erie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

The orangeNtrees in the vicinity of
Beaumont, are so loaded down by their
fruit as to require propping up, to keep
them from breaking
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

FAILING to marry Uncle Sammy Til>
den, the papers are now trying to get
Wade Hampton OIL, the lady being n
Louisville belle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

TnR exoursionists were rather disap,
pointed with the "Youne Giant" of the
west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

Tur people of Corsicana having no
turkeys to observe thanksgiving with,
imbibed freely, and had q high old time,
turkey or no turkey.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04
GRANGER HOUSE,
No. sos 1907 Main Street, Dallas, fexas

I5.s mouse is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure and ,s na,,,s.s,l
located. IL Is in charge Of It's old pronrt.s,,s
.. sawyer, who never failed 10 pleass III,
guests. Parties seeking house win an IL
!, 1.,.c Is OF home, cannot do better fhsn
~ give me rdranger' a call. Traveller. -
nSlng IN Dallas, via the Central rsiir.,a
can car. reaen this house by taking the NJ
slreet notse cars, one block south f,op, ~
R 81 me pest dollar day house In H. Gle.
un97eism on 'her wee. cars az the swittc
A"- 'N'" WA. THO MAS.
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u. l.. COLLINS.

GENERAL MANAGnR OF EXCURSION.
Or ticket agents OF n. art c. railway NJ
Houston, Hempstead, Hearne, Brefnoud
yorsieana, Dallas, sherman, Waco and Aus
NovTd7s.iliais.ls0.nsE.aDecaA.7s.ii
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PURITAN Boston has just erected u
statue TO Voltalre.
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DISSOLUTION.

Ire copartnership existing under the firm
haine Of Merchant Restaurant is dissolved
by mutual consent, Charles Wnrzburver re-
tainiug possession and assuming ali debfs
and credit, OF The old firm.
CHARLES wUHZBURgER.
ADAM sCHANLY,
DALLAS, TEXAS. Nov. IS ls77. noyl5.tf
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER / It'll, I877,

Att O'Clock A. NJ, special train whit am
pie and FIRST class accommodations eve Y
respect, including Pullman Palace sleeping
Coaches, aud in elegant and well kept
Reireshment Coach, will leave Sherman
Texas, ON the Houston a. Texas Central rail-
way, and run through to Galveston, max ing
good connection at Galveston with Nor
gan magnificent line of ocean steamers,
which connect close at Brashear City with
Morgan's railroad, one of the finest railroads
In the south; running from Brashear City to
New Orleans over one of the most beautiful,
fertile and productive sections o: Louisiana.
The features OF greatest interest to the eX-
cursionists along the line of this road are
the beautiful rice and vegetable farms and
extensive sugar plantations, which lie con-
tlguous To or on either side of the road all
the MnN IN Mnur Arlnnnn
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E. I'll. CUSHING.
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Book,
PUBLIS HES

PUBLISH ES:
MoLLlE i, ,MooRE's Poems, 5000 o.. 500
THos. e. HoGGs'"Fate Of Marylnu On
W. II. WEAVER's "Hours of Amuse.
'"U ''''''"''''''''''''''''''''''' .,,,,.,,, %
II. S. THALL'S "History of Methodism
III AoA" us ''''"'''s' ',,,...,,,,,.,.......,l q
THos, AFFLECK's "Hedges and Hedg.
ms ''''''". '''''''''''.'''. .,..,....,.. H
RevJ. HUTCHISONS "Reminiscencespl 20
Rev.J. r. CoNoLY's Revelation. ....lw
"The Life of Navarro .,............. o.
Has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellaneous books in Texas. He IN.
Yites orders from all who want books
whether at wholesale or retail, and makes a
speciality OF finding any book wanted, ifitis
to be found in America or Europe, All books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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MEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
TICKETS GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS

A cheap trip for everyoody--a princely
visit to the gay and festive Crescent City, q
delightful tour TO the land of love, poetry
and romance, and at this the most delight
full, suspicious ana attractive season of the
year; when the beautiful and historic city OF
New Orleans-the glittering Metropolis and
Queen Oily of the South-is mt its zenith OF
life, business and beauty, and clothed in all
of its trop cal glory and splendor. And
when Galveston, the beautiful Island City
and Metropolis of Texas, ana the pride of
her people, offers her farest attractions to
tho In snnrnN of illnnaurA On
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

TUESDAY MORNING DCEEMBER 4.
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TEXT BOOKS

Which he offers Mt prices as low n, ho...
any law book house In the United S,ntnuo
Correspondence Ia invited Parties desirS,e,'a,,
large lots VIII hnd II 10 their adyantanapi w w
SEND TO him for estimate. second bsan ~
BOOKS valued and sold on Commission X
taken IN exchange. Parties having me-
ries for sale will do well to consigu them "
MIN on commission. '''u'
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IA OUSE AND LOT-The JEFF Word house
IA and "a acre lot, corner sycamore street
and Rosa avenue. Terms easy. Apply TO Il.
W. ABNEY. dec2-2t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AM oR S3rrr =. lNCrl;.

-kA.EN y IA II I'M - M = .kIo
For the construction Qfd SidcWalk on The south
side Of Mum street.
SIC |. That there should be and is hereby
ordered constructed a sidewalk on the so tn
side of Main street, from Ervay street
on the west to the Houston Texas Central
railroad on the east, the said sidewalk to be
CONSTRUCTED at the expense of the property
holders.
SEC. 2. The said sidewalk to be of the uni
form width of the rest of sidewalk already
constructed on the south side of said street,
and SHALL be constructed of gravel or plank
under the direction of City Engineer.
Sec, That the City Secretary and en-
glneor proceed, as provided for by the city
charter, to have said sidewalk constructed.
Sec 4. That this ordinance so into effect
from and after It's passage,
Approved November 2S. 1877.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest j. B. HERE FORD. SecretarY. DEF lot
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For Sale.

MULES--A pair of coed young mules, IA
wi hands, for sale very low by JONES d
MURPHY, Real Estate Agents, No. III, Aus.
tin street. dec2 lW
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Tickets will be on sale at all the PRINCIPAL
STATIONS anu towns on the Houston Il Texas
central railway between sherman and
houston; also, at Austin and Waco; and al
Fort worth and PARIS, ON the Texas and Pa
ulle ,IalIWay, ana probably other towns In
NORTH middle aud eastern Texas.
sale OF Tickets will commence on Novem-
yer loth, and continue mp 10 the departure
vi thc lraln on the morning of the nth Of
DecenDer, ana accommodations ipiU be fltifU
dnlpic Tor any number that may be purchased.
Iickets Will be good going ON special
IRAN December llth; good returning ON any
Train Orhate until January nth, 1915, thus
allowing every one TO return at pleasure,
anu compelling no one to remain longer
than they wish.
Exeursionists for New Orleans are allo we'd
70 stop over in Galveston at pleasure, both
going aud returning.
special Arrangements have been made
with the very best hotels In New Orleans
and Galveston b. board excufsionlsts at
greatly reduced rates while In the cities. Ar
rangemenfs have also been made with the
leadins theatres, opera houses, omnibus and
transfer lines, pleasure steamers, ETC., at
greatly reduced rates for the benefit Of this
excursion, thus combining economy aud
pleasure throughout the entire trip.
This Is a rare opportunity for business
men, as well as those In search OF pleasure,
and trip In which both business and
pleasure can be easily and pleasantly COM
bined. The attention Of the ladies In partic-
ular IL also directsi 70 this, as 10 il certainly
the most charming and attractive trip for
them that has ever yet Deen gotten up
Parties designing 10 make the trip are re-
quested 10 buy their tickets at The earliest
possible day, and rs an lnducement FIVE per
cent. discount will be made on all purchases
made before the 9Th Of December.
For further particulars address. either at
HOuttOn on Dallas. Texas.
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FOur-line Advertisements inserted twice IN
thih column fOr Twenty-Five Cents,
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10 Rsnt.

DOARD- Flrat'olan board for gentlemen,
ID with or without lodging, NJ No u La
mar street, deci-2w
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Miscellaneous Wants.

ID EslDEN CE-A new and very desirable
~ residence In the CednIs Apply 20 II, W,
MlEkS. noy27-lw
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TWENTY-FIVE CEaTs COLUMN,


TWENTY-FIVE CEaTs COLUMN,
Four.line Advertisements inserted twice In
thlh column for Twenty-Five Cents
Wantsd-nOardinO.
DOARD- Flral,olaa board for gentlemen,
ID with or without lodging, NJ No y La
mar street, deci2w
To Rpnt,
IGOR RENT--Tw6nty acres, including the
Il improvements, of the Dent dairy farm,
one mile from the fair grounds; Apply 10
deOlu JEFF WORD, in,
ID EsIDEN CE--A new and very desirable
~ residence In the Cedars, Apply 70 X w.
MlERS. noy27-lw
Miscellaneous Wants.
| AyANTED-rO Exchange-ll46 acres OF
w good land, 900 In cultivation, 200 head
| Of b0eyes, horses or mules, and one thousand
| dollars IN cash for ~ stock of g0OlS Lands
| In East Texas, prairie and timber, Apply 70
WORD a kEARBi, Attys Al Law,
| decllf over Exchange Bank.
INV ELLlNG WANTED BY DECEM BIER /
! D-C0ntaining q or more rooms, by u care
| fnl tenant who VIII pay In advance II de-
sired, Distance from business not import
ant, Afford n SORLEY, 400 Elm street.
| up stairs, noYs-u
| NJ OTlCE,-Advertisemen may he handed
| ~ into our business Office up 10 s p, m
aud into lhe composlng room TN ! u, m.
rIN0 MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS. LOOK.
L Ing Glasses, Etc, with care, and very
eheap. II. u, kREUIER. Leave orders at
j. p Murphy Co., Lamar street, oct2-lm
| NXTANTED 49, Everybody 10 have theh
| w clothed cleaned, dyed and repaired NJ
| JACOB EBERS cleaning ana Dyeing Es-
adjustment 500 Main street, Dallas. Satls-
| faction warranted, Julyll-lyr
For Sale.
$50 GOD AND FINE-One for nickle-
VI Two for a dime. "-Cheapest house In
| Dallasl one house, with rooms, on Main
street, for the low price " 5000. one house
| and lot on Main street, adjoining Bohny's.
Price only $50, cash. A. Ii. SHEPHkRD.
| doc2 lW
| O0K FOR A BARGAIN-A piece of
IL ground next TO Turner's Hall, 30 feet
| front by 2Ol deep, from Commerce etreet to
jackson, Will BE- SOLD under deed OF trust
on Tuesday December ith. Title perfect,
| dec2-1t
MI UbhS--h Dhlr OF coca young mules, IA
| wi hands, for sale very low by JONES d
MURPHY, Real Estate Agents, No. III, Aus.
| tin street. dec2 lW
"a OUSE AND LOT-The jeff Word house
IA ana "a acre lot, corner sycamore street
and Ross avenue. Terms easy, Apply to L.
| W. ABNEY. dec2-2t
----------------------
| uY W. G. SICKLES- 900 ACRES OF
ID LAND on long time. Repl Estate
/ office NO.pil Min gtrpnf mr. pnatnffipp N IN
| talrs, DGllas,1eX rs. luS.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18
pETTIcoAT GOVERNMENT.

The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Sun says that Grant Is
restrained from ordering the military to
snstain the Packard government in
Louisiana by his wife and sisters-in-
law. Mrs Casey and Mrs. Sharpe. The
trio of sisters are working in the inter-
est of Brother-in law Casey. who has
some hopes of being elected Senator
by the Democratic Legislature. Casey
SAYS; ELECT me to the Senate, and |
will guarantee that the bayonets shall
be Withdrawals; that Grant will not in
terfere in your fight; that you shall
have a restored self-goverument and a
radiance of your present plunderers;"
and the three sisters, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
Casey and Mrs Sharpe, are therefore,
while Casey has any hopes of being
elected. strongly opposed to any further
military interference in Louisiana State
affairs.
So it appears that the petticoat is
now playing great part in the present
political crisis. The election of Casey
to the United States Senate would
however, be dear price to pay Cor tho
withdrawal of troops from Louisiaua
and the recognition of the Nichols
government. as a more graceless scala
wag never disgraced the Senate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18
LICENSING DRUMMERs.

A bill is now before the Legislature
TO license commercial agents. or
"drummers. as they are commonly
called. Not having received a copy of
the bill, we are unable to state what it
provides for. The justice of such q
measure cannot be disputed. CONNER
cial agents from the East and Cslifor.
MIA visit every town and mining camp
in the State and are permitted TO offer
for sale what the local merchant or
dealer would be fined for selling with
out license This is offering pre-
mium to itinerant statesmen to compete
with the home dealer who pays taxes
and licenses to support the county and
State governments. This unjnss and
unreasonable method of ding bust.
ness should be remedied by legislat On.
IS there is no valid reason for permit
ting an Eastern or California firm to-
self, without license, what our own
merchants are taxed for doing. The
bill shOald compel travelling agents of
foreign houses TO take out license in
every cOznty 10 which they pursue
their calling. If this is not done, the
merchants OF the State should be
placed On an equal footing with the
foreign ones, by abolishing the license
system altogether. Iftiere is any dis
criminatioa il should he in favor of
those who reside in the State.
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IMPORTANT SUI r.

The suit brought by che Eureka C sa-
solidated Mining Company against the
Richmond Mining Company. is now
being tried in the District CouGt Of
Eureka. The action is broughs to
resover 90, $50, 900. the estimated value
of Sc, 600 tons of ore. which is alleged to
have been taken by defendants from
plaintiffs ground. Plaintiff also fiL.s a
bill for al injunction to restrain de-
PENDANTS from working the disputed
ground. until . trial ofthe case can be
had. 81. X. Mitchell has been rstaint d
by the Eureka Consolidated and
Thomas Wren by the Richmond.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18

OF 1913 elections for members of the
German Parliament, 65 require sec
oDd election; 81 are Conservatives. 81
Imperialists, 95 National Liberals. Is
Progsessionists, SO Elericals, 10 Social
Isl Democrats, II Poles, 6 Alsatian
Autonomists, three belong to the
Alsatian Protest party, seven adhere to
no political party. ~
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TIE points 10 q Saratoga love story
are that Frank was discarded by Lisa
4 Sp obedience to the dying injunction of
her mothers that they parted at the
= gate OF tbs senietery that she gradually
.~-RiRsd zaasakAis.lLe point OF deaih; that
abe seet. ferlEPank. but he was on HE
death bed with fever: and that they
died on the same day, and their bodies
were simultaneously carried through
, the cemetery gate where they had
3 f,srtsd. .
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18

DEACON CHILD. ths ''isading citizen"
of Indianapolis. who swindled the
insurance company of which he was
President, sent this letter to the hns /.
bald of the women with whom he
elopad: Jessie never loved you and
never loved julia. and so We thosght
! weIhad better leave. and get married
and have the thing settled" Julia is
his deserted wife. and Jessie IL the
slsping wife.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18
4 Splendid Hair DRESSING and
ResfOrer Combined.


WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other. sDd has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry. harsh
and falling hair : restores, dresses, gives
vigor to the hairs restores hair to pre-
maturity bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri-
tation, itching aud scaly dryness. No
article produces snch wonderful effects.
Try it, call FOE Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. aud don't be put off with
any other article. Sold by all druggists
IN this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manafactRpss'
prices by c. A. Cook d Co., Chicago.
Sole agents for the United States and
Canadas, and by all Wholesale Drug
gists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18

TILDEN's nrajority is 260,1S3 and
the Democratic gain since 1872 is
969, 1913. Tiiden hes the majority of
the popular vote and the maj ority of
the electoral votes. and he will be
inaugurated.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18

THERE are forty eight lines Of rGil
road in Cahfornfa, agsregatiug 1921
miles in lepgth. These roads have al
most doubled the value of property in
the State.
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ture this morniDg Logan received
%; Palmer, So; scattering 49, The
second ballet was The sane excepting
that Logan received ga, ard Washburn
received two insread of one.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18


7 Morton, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, stat cd that the
money appropriated to carry on the
| investigation now being made by that
committee had been expended. a ball
sppropriating $25, 600 additional TO
defray the expenses of the committee,
had passed the House. A represent
alive of the snb committee of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
was now in Louisiana. The iAvestiga-
ton was very important, but the COM
mittee could not go forward without
money. He made this statement in
order to exouerate himself from any
responsibility ID the suspension of
these investigations. - Fe~
The Indian appropriation.
The House COMMITTEES on appropris-
tons are ready to report. The Indian
bill appropriation is 1912, 900 less than
last year.
The Joint C onsnlittee.
The Joint Committee on the electo-
raj vote held two hours ession this
morning. and after short recess went
into saesst session. Ats O'Clock they
hndlnot adjourned. The members are
much fanthsr from agreement than yes.
tsrday..
The A4assachusetrs Senatorship.
The vote 10 the Massachusetts, Leg.
stature for the two. highest candidates
for Senator to, dAv resulted: First BAL
lot; Boutwell, Co.: Roar SO. Second
ballot: Hoar 90; Boutwell, SO.
Temporarily sssspsnaed.
ALL Investigations ordered by the
Senate wilP be temporarily. suspended
in Consequence of the Hbnse 3 action in
not favoring the appropriation made
BY the Senate to replenish the con-
tingent fund of that body.
New Hampshire Convention.
CONCORD, N. H. Jan. IL.
The Democratic State Convention
yesterday nominated Daniel Marcy for
Governor. ~ a. 81 ~ r.
Powder Explosion.
TRoY. N. Y. Jan. II.
An Explosion OF ave tons of powder
early this morning demolished three
buildings Of the Schaghticoae Powder
Mills. The shock was felt twenty
miles around, A large quantity OF
/ powder was on hand for the Prussian
Government.
0ub~s In New Orleans.
MEN ORLEANS, Jan. II.
The effect of the instructions from
the War Department to Augnr to pre-
serve the status quo, of both parties un-
til the reports of Congressional com.
mittees ase received. is plainly visible
to-day. All danger of a collision il
regarded as past. for the present at
least.
TAs IiiiAois senatoxaAip.
SPRINGPIELD. Ia. Jan. II.
-
l. On the first ballot IN Joint Legisla
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18

BEAUTIFY the Complexion, and
remove pimples. spots, burns. scalds.
stines, chapped lips. prickly heat and
all irritation If the skin by using
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. In cases of
Gout and Rheumatism 1t is also very
efSeacious
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.I
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN Francisco, Jan. 18,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IL,
Gold, silver and Currenc
Silver z per cent. discount buy
ing, aud 6H discount selling.
Currency, 81 94H.
Trades. buying, 100; selling. 1O1.
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon at 6ss,
The weather.
The rain continues to fall freely end
there is every indication OF protracted
storm. The rain fall MP to. 8. A. NJ.
to day is about y of an inch. Total
for the season az inches at Port
land and Salt Lake the barometer is
even with a light rain falling at the
former and cloudy weather at the lat
ter point.
Thu California Co. . Election.
At the election of the California NJ.
Go. this afternoon the old officers were
elected.
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Dis. olution Notice.

rINHE PARTNERSHIP HIRE oFoRE "a
4 listing between W.. A. TronsdaIe aDI
Robert o'Neal is this day dissolved by mu'us,
consent. All debts Of the Arm viii pc psss
by W. A. Rpausdale, and all debts OWING WV
~ VA TRoUsDALE,
ROBERT O'NEAL,
NssENuccA, New, L &c. ~, 1875. Nv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-18

ANOTHER rich strike ia reported rom
Tuscarora, on an extension of the
Grand Prize Mine
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Remember that fine brand of cigars
to be bad at &. Chenoweth' 5 book
store--also diaries for 1877.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted 10 the County iol
taxes are requested TO call At MY oho
in the Court house. immediately. a. in'en'
to settle the whole business of the CountysF
trusted to nay charge, before leaving once
SIS. GRASS. Distrtct Attorney
Winnemncca December Is. 1876. w
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emcacious.