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Sxw ORLEANS. La, Nov. A.-A dispatch from
brownsville Te<., says that tlcn. E.eohe,tn hnv.
Ing hccn indicted tn tho United State. Cont for
vfn|atton Of Tho neutrality laws, In getting up a
military expedition In Tcxat Ia invade Mexico In
tnc interest Of ex.Prcsidcnt ierdo, hls trial has
been ret for to-day,
KlXfoRs.
An apparently reliable tnr,nr nrcvni1a that Cnl.
y!l1ahea cruatrIt tho lttn t4r1nht 10 ,iaY. abnnt
Gfsy mfich aboyc this place, into Mcxicu, With 100
tnrn to npri,fc tho l1iss ltnvcrnMrnt.
l,nnsnai ncltvity prevails against tho adherents
Of Lc rdo on this b0tslcs.
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SAtctai ffspa'ch 10 Jhe Catcf7e TrIhtne.
DEr.nl1 WIS.,, Nov. 1i.-Tlis evening. at tho
rcsdc.eec Of the btfIc's falhct, the lion. II. n.
Ilavis, accn1ca tue marriage Ut Miss classra pn-
via to NJ. N<ua q. Statkweathcr. u Little Falls,
n. Y. II wasthc mont elegant ndafr ri Tho sca-
Son. TheFn wire tar1c number Of eoNly gifts:
and Noteworthy. Tho bridesmaid was Siirx Clara
4. f,awson, Of It's city; gruou'suau, Str. Fecl A
Ucnpett,
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Specini j3tsbatch i" TAe cattago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Nor. u. -~Char!cfs--To Bnf-
fato, sctss snyc1and, NJ f. aierEck. G4. 0tIo bu
wheat at &c: n. $. tsacon. ". Andrew, O.. 000 bu
whca; ut t5ic; Clayton Erilc. =, ono bn wheat Ut
b.fr; prop Gordon Canrbclt. ~. 0gn hui wheat
t!rpagh; to Oswego. achf Co!tex. NJ, 0s0 su whsll
on uM,,cr'a hccuunt; 10 cleseiaipl, sckr Three
UfQthcrt, -, u0U bm wheat ut &c.
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Special E4adtch ia The Chicago Tribune.
SIOUX ClTr, IL, Nov. l4.-Tho CoylHgton. Co.
ln,.,bus i Black 1lI!is Railroad Company hare
cctvcd Coo tons il now iron, und tho work Of cx.
tending The line from poaca, tho present western
terminus. 10 Niobtara, will 10 commenced to.
morrow. Tho Iron will be laid 10 tho middle of
Dixon County by the lat Of January, amt tho trnck
laid 10 Nobra.a boiorc tho opentu9 Of navigation
nc ut eprtnR.
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FINANCIAL,

New YoHK, Nor. 14.-Louls Wallstciu, manu-
facturcr ot laIies' suits, No. 33S Bsoalw3y, has
failed. Liabilities, 375, 5,O00; assets, fSA,0u0 ),
Solomon lynan1 dfy-guxls jobser, No. 48
L!speuarl street, has failed. Liabilities, $d0U
ntatts, So, ,DO.
i4v Tenth Rational Bank ot ttis city Il Wind
Ia. up il uHairs. Frrxilcuk Aykvsniau states
that .hv gtucr4l dcpes.iuu III bushes. haa
.ualc The bank uupsu4sab.r. The bauk will pay
Ull it, Indebtedness
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c,acnfs Of thr population to the nrny, in wairh
event n, c"n'caaeners 10 EnFo'man peace ncct<
nj description" The correspondent 4,cstcrc. tht
nin'yr .ttre.ens The feeling If outl tho German
I'cprfc and Government.
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I1ENDEIls0 s0N-AiSsWOHTIl-At tho a1ount
Forest iIoto!. Mount Forest, ~, Nov. ~, lnfa,
~ tho ltoE. pr. Abbot E. Mt1rcayo; !ohn IT, =;
Alnswoeth, Gf Mount F0rcst.
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Minister Fourtou Defends the
Course Of tho Government
i'll the Elections.
Much Of the Time of the Sitting
Devoted to Personal
Attacks.
Germany Jealously Watching Every
Turn Of Affairs at Ver-
sailles.


TIE BELLIGERENTS.
sKonELErF's CAPTURES.
r1ESxA, Nov. 14.-.A spcctaf from bucharest
says Gen. Sk0bc1eG captured additional Turkish
positions OF, Monday night,
A movement OF troops inslde Of rtcyna Is oh.
setycd, as though sortie Was Imminent.
AslA MtNolt.
LnxDox, Nov. li--;i 4. MA special dated
Stcranke1eh. Iucsdsy, says asharpcannnnalc Gull
tlnues against Hasa. An a.sauit l. imminent.
Eszctou1n has rcfusetl to surrender.
LoSpox, Nor. 14.-A correspondent in Belgrade
tecrtapils that signs Of activity In Scrva null
ttp,ylng Fresh troops arc daily marching tU tho
frontier, ambulance corps arc forming and In tho
arseual 1t ksognjcrats work Is going on night and
day.
jEranapE, Nov. 14.-seryla has replied to the
rortc's demand for withdrawal ef scrrfa'1 ttoops
lrou, tho frontier that It IL impossible TO 1earehc
inhabitants of tho frontier without military pFotcc.
tioa.
Loxnox, Nov I.-A dispatch from Conatantt,
nope states that Tho Turkish Foreign Miafatcr In
formed II. Christtcs, the scrs,an Agent, Monday,
that tho Porte no longer Doubted that sorstn was
preparing for wnt. II. Christcs to-day replied
that he had received confirmation uf that slate.
meat.
RUSSIAN ATTACK.
Tho Russians attacked Gotropol rass. ncar
Orchan!c, but worn repnlaed By tic turkish corps
Of observation, with loss Of 4do mcn.
THE MoSTKsEGHlN WAR.
CET11sJE, Nov. 14.-Dcsidcs The capture Of tic
fost nt Surturmaus. commanding tho Town OF
Auttvaris, reported yesterday, tho .sfontcuo.
grus sayo taken four block-houses to-
wards GcutarI. srux Is suffering greatly
from tho bombardmcut. Tclcgraphlc and foad
communication between so!onnstxa and 8cutarf Ii
uninterrupted. The total Turkish fo1co In Alba
mia fs only eighteen battallons. There IL no toteo
at Antiyari OF seutazl sat1cunt to oppose tho Mon
sencgrtus.
ERxKNOuM.
| EnzknouN. Nov. li.-All Ii going we'll hore, and
| tetnfntccmcn.a nFa continually arriving. Tho
Turkish t.oops arc in excellent spirits. md conn-
dent Of thelr ability 10 hold tho town.
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RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER.
New YORK, Nor. little steamer City o.
Brussels rat dowu tho schooner Alexander
Young this morning. Two Of The crew wcro
drowned.
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THF BROKEN cARlE.

e, PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Nov. l4.-Thc sts,mcr
Minna bus succucdcI In picking up the cascrn
cnd Of tho broken direct cable, which Inns ben
buoycd. All il now rcaiy for tho 1tnl splice
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I[lEhflElE14

MAnis0x, Ind, Nov. t.-The remains OF tho
those Of john W. 6cwell, OF lndfaII1polts.
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luck 4 ltayne1's malt cuugh mixture IL sltnp
remedy fur adults anil children.
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WAsnENsroS. D. C., Nor. i'll 4. m.-fos The
Cppcr Lake rcaion, cloudy aud raEuy. followed by
clearing weather, warm suuthcsy, recsing to cold
CT northwest wn,., aud stationary or higher pse&-
sure.
LOCAL pksx3rAT1oxs.
CHICAGO, Nor. II,
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

VyICTIMS OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDENCE
y who have tried in vain every known
remedy will learn of simple prescription.
FREE, for the speedy cure of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orders brought on by excuses. Any druggist
hast the ingredients. Address DAVIDSON
q. co.. Sc Nassau 81. N. Y
oct 27-i yr
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
aud Territory. for Inc JMPATIpILry and other
cailsss, no matter where the party resides,
rs years experiences. Fee aftec decree. All
letters confidential. Address a. - DIX
T-R. Atty, Rooms 8 h b, IJ2 Dearborn Sc.
CHlCiGo. ILL., Unqaestiohsble references
given. CorrespcadsReeu with. @the iegalspro-
fsssi0n invited -
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE Or LEASE
ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE: THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders OF the Humboldt Dis
triot Mining aud Mechanical Society, for the
election of a Board of Directprs, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the Board, will be held
IN Monday, May Z, 1871, at one o'c ock. p. NJ.
Transfer books will be closed on and after
May I. 1877.
80 BY order of the Board of Directors,
4.sxef rFs44t sk ss j IN. JOB
I'd rf8 tt@ sec.
Postponed
The above meeting is postponed until Sat-
urday, May 26, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at which
time the stockholders are called to meet in
tae Secretary's Office ia the Courthouse.
- e A.. WISE, ~
President
BY j. II. Job, -.s-
Secretary.
May 8. 1c77ad. eE8Ft.If
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SHERiFFS SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION 1SSUKD
bout OF the Justices Curt of MON
20 nship, in and for humboldt County. State
of Nevada, ON the Sth day of March, A. ID
1871 and to me directed and delivered. for .
Judgment recovered in said court ON the 3D.
day of March, A. ID. 1877, III favor of the Stale
of Nevada and against the Jersey Mining and
Smelling G mpany and the following named
real estate, to wit ~
Assay oftace. superintendent's office, stable.
farnace building two cabins. stable in or
near the town Of Jersey, in the county and
State aforesaid.
For the sum Of 500 S9-1O0 u, s. gold coin.
taxes, and delinquency amounting to the sum
Of IS % 100, and costs taxed at SAC 74-lO0.
and sceruing costs, all in q. S. gold coin,
have on this 23d dav If April. d. 1877. lev
led on an taken in execution sthe following
described property, to- wit
Assay Office SUP rintcLdent's office, stable,
furnace building, two cabins, able in or
near the townof Jersey said property situated
in the town Of Jersey. Humboldt County,
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
TUESDAY THE TWENCY-FOURTH DAY
OF MAY, A. D. 1871.
Between the hour. Of O'Clock in the morning
and o'clock i'll the afternoon, viz At
O'Clock p. M, in front of the Court house
door in che town of Winnemucca. Humboldt
County. Nevada. l will sell all the above de-
scTibed property to the highest bidder for
cash q. s. gold coin, to satisfy said execution.
costs ard accruing costs, and expenses OF
sale, or sufficient thereof as may be sufficient
to satisfy said amounts.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff Of Humbol6it County. Nevada.
winnemucca, April 23d. A. ID. 1877. I'd
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a CARD.

To afl who arc suffering from the errors and
iadiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness.
q al . reeaps that wlli cure you. FREE or
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By > missionary In south America. Send
eifaddEaaaed enyeloRs to the REy. JosERH T.
AHAks 6<stIeA d. Bible House. New, York
Gte. sa''o" l'''-
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ANNUAL Meeting.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY.
LOCATION OF Works, Echo District,
Humboldt county, Nevada
The regular Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED
MILL & MINING .OMPANY, for the election
of five Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year. aud for the transaction of such other
business 40 may come b fors the meeting.
will be held the Office OF the company,
Rooms and No. 4O9 California street, San
Francisco, California, ON
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH. 1877.
At twelve O'Clock noon. The transfer books
will be closed on Wednesday, the 30tn day of
May, 1877,
L. +. vERDENAL. Secretary.
myl6-td
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1Who may be suaEering from the effect of;
Ryouthful follies or indiscretion, will dol
aweli to avail themselves Of this, the great
sest boon ever laid at the altar OF sufferingp
humanity. DIR, SpINNEY will guaran /
Stee to forfeit $500 for every case of SEMINAL
weakness. or private disease of any kind Or |
character which he undertakes and fails toI
icure he would therefore ray to the unfor-
atunate sufferer who may read this notice. 4
Ethat yor are trsaaing on dangerous groundf
Ewhen you Longer delay III seeking the propcrI
kennedy for your complaint. You may bel
| n the first stage; remember you are ap-l
proacl ing the last, If you are bordering;
upon the last. and are suffering some er all
Hf It's i'll effects, remember that If you per-
k,ist Ia procrastination, the time must come
Hshen the most skillful physician can REM
Tier you no assistance; when the door OIL
lhopr will be closet against YOU when mol
k,ngel of mercy can bring you relief, In no
case has the Doctor failed OF success, Them
Hlet not despair work upon your imagination,
bout avail yourself of the beneficial resultsI
Hof his treatment before your case is beyondl
he reach of medical skill, or before griml
heath. hurri,,s you 70 premature grave. /
Hull course of treatment, S25. Send money!
by Post Office order or Express will. tullI
description VI case. aeA a4H a1o "a
Call, sr address.
On. a. q. SPlMNEY,
No. II KsaFnsy Street, San Francisco.
II - -. s-e-s
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NOTICE.

To W. g. Morgan and Iewis Thomas, and
20 whom it may concern.
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT /
II have expended in money and labor the
sum of four hundred dollars stS400l on the
Mountain Maid Mine, situated in Battle
Mountain Mining District, Lander County
State of Nevada, and that unless You pay me
at Galena, Lander County, Nevada. your pro-
poriional share % said expenditure on said
mine for each and every foot yoH may legally
own in said mine. within ninety days from
the date of thu FIRST publication of this
notice, together with costs, your interests in
said mine will be forfeited to. me by due
process of the mining laws of,the United
States JAMES MORGAN.
GAIESA New. February 27fh, 1877 m5-90
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CONSUMPTION
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GAS HOLDERS TAKE NOTICE.
TSan Francisco Call. I

Among other battles at which one
assists this moment in France is that
between electric candles and gaslight.
Yesterday evening visited this peculiar
candle mandatory, in the Avenue des
Villiers, the director Of which is Rus
sian engineer, and also the inventor, M.
Joblockoff. Now, as Voltaire observed,
light comes from the north. The labor
atory is hung with pictures and colored
guished in their shades as il in full
MONDAY. The candles have the same
ratio to gas and oil lamps as sun to
moonlight. The inventor poured
some glasses of water on the
flame Of his dips, but they burned
away all the time. They emit no smoke,
and consequently cannot blacken OBJ
jects, nor any heat-350 times less than
an ordinary candle-hence, books will
not fall out Of their bindings, nor
tapestry turn into black snuff. There
can be no fire, no explosions, and the
light can be laid on some three to fif-
teen times cheaper than gas or oil-light.
The light does not tremble or twinkle
much, and none at all II 1t passes
through globe slightly opaque. The
sticks of charcoal, separated by a
preparation of sand ground glass and
kaolin; a magnetic electric machine fur
nishes the current, which flows from
one point to the other Of the charcoal
rods. Each candle burns three hours,
and the extinction of one lights up an
other. We are more than on the eve OF
a great discovery, but as the proof Of
the pudding is in the eating Of it, the
invention will be speedily tested, as the
circus, the opera, the Louvre drapery
shop and the railway termini are to be
Illuminated by the new process. 1t will
never be accepted by ladies for a ball
room, as, unlike charity, it will not
cover multitude of sins.
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the State superintendent. and i would only be
enough to pay the June roll. He then brought
up the question Of putting portresses on the July
roll
Mr.. BARLEY said that the matter had been dis
cussed vt some length the meeting before. He
said that the portreeses keps the schools
clean during the vacation and were entitled to the
sum granted them.
Mr.. Fayerweather stated that the colored men,
bers thought 1t was unfair that 30 many changes
had been made and the colored class had been
neglected. He asked that the chairman Of the
committee should give colored portresses posi-
tions. They had from one to ten children and
they expected to share with the teachers % TO the
question of collecting pay.
Mr.. Craig said that as one OF the committee
on school buildings he could say that they had
done their whole duty. Out Of over some three
hundred applicants the committee selected the
best.
Mr.. BARLEY said that the remarks OF Mr.. Fsyer..
weather reflected upon him. He had endeavored
to do full justice to all parties.
Mr.. Fayerweather moved q reconsideration OF
the vote sby which the portresses had been ap-
pointed, but 1t received no second.
Mrs. Mccoy was appointed as FORTRESS OF the
Lincoln school, and thereupon the board ad-
journed.
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CUsrOM.HOUsE GOSSIP.
Mysterious RumOrs of the Enforcement Of
the ssCivil service

Mysterious Rum0rs Of the Enforcement Of
the ssCivil service"
Gossip was at q discount ct the Custom House
yesterday owing principally to the absence Of
that class of "outs' who find ont the little inner
workings Of the position-givers, and that absence
could only be accounted for by the cool breeze
stirring and the non.possession Of fall overcoats
by the "outs."
But few applicants for positions waited upon
the Special Deputy during the day, and in the
evening IL was rumored that
NO MORE CHANGES
would be made, as instructions had been re-
ceived from Washington forbidding further re-
movsls unless for cause. This came to the ears
Of the Democrat commissioner by the grape
vine, and though not confirmed by the Collector
or Special Deputy, it WAS not contradcted By
those who ought to know something Of the
information received from the Treasury Depart.
ment. II is stated. too, that several appoint
ments which have been made recently will not be
confirmed at Washington, but for what reason ID
unknown, unless IL be that
THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
is TO be adhered to hereafter.
There was a whisper about the building, too
that q prominent Federal official, who does moi
report directly to the Treasury Department
would have his accounts aud bond overhauled
before he grew much older, and when the "trnt
inwardness" OF both came to light, as one said
q few "prominents" had better stand from under
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Au ReyOir. Caseneuye.

The days Of magicisns and wizards are over
and prestidgitateurs reign in their stead. LIE
Commandeur Caseneuve, who came among us
with roll of titles enough to fill q book. and
medals sufficient to cover full suit, appears here
for the last time tomorrow evening. He will
take complimentary benefit, tonight. when he
promises to surpass even all his greatest successes
yet achieved. It would be folly not to attend
for the Academy Of Music affords an exceptional
opportunity for seeing, the spectator being
brought so close to the performer that
detection would be inevitable in case Of the
si yhtest awkward motion. He particularly
courts close attention. and all his tricks are exc
cuted with an ease, grace and confidence as mar
velous as they are effective.
The attraction at the benefit will be greatly en-
HANGED by the appearance Of NJ and Nine. Rossi,
and Mr. Repetto. Messrs. Rossi and Repetto will
afford us rare opportunity Of enjoying their
rendering of the grandest Of duets from fla
Refine de Chypre," in addition to which grand
aria from "Trovatore," by NJ Ros.i. and lastly,
ssLes Dragons de villars,' by Nine. Rossi, the
charming soprano. Nine. Cazeneuve will also
assist by appearing in some Of toe latest Partisan
novelties. In a word, most interesting pro-
gramme is promised.
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THE FREsCOEs IN THE CAPITOL.
TCincinnati ENQUIRER. ]

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Brumide, the
artist, who has been frescoing the Capt.
mpleted panel Of fresco painting
within the rotunda of the Capitol which,
at it's high elevation, has every appear
ance of statuary, and has deceived a
large mum Der of visitors, including Sen
ators and Representatives. The panel
now finished represents Columbus step
ping from a. boat to the shore, and a
number of allegorical figures, including
the Goddess of Liberty, Muse of History,
etc. The object of the work is to sub
nit specimen to Congress for its ap-
prevail, and, il approved, to secure the
necessary appropriation to enable the
plan to be carried out.