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ltru Ny tho Turkish government or
lhe purpose Of removing the torpedoes
lail down hy The Russians la the Dan.
lbe ana ON the shores OF the Black sem
lhose dlNe's, says tlr correspondent
are Mnhammedaua from Ia1istan, aud
aorrlnlu number OF Item are attached
lo each VI the Turkish squalraus onls,
lng ~ The blach sea, Whom lhe uhips
arrive near spot where the existence
ol |orppdoes is suspected, two Of the
dlNers row 10 the place In u very light
boat drawing so little water that there
Ii scarcely any danger OF IL striking
against the torpedo, On arriving At
lhelr destination one OF the foWers
dives into the sea; II he huds the wire
or rope by which the torpedo IL at.
lnclled, he cuts u with u sham nslru.
meut nnd returns quickly into the
boat, The liberated torpedo floats 10
the snriNce of the water the men pass
a sort Of lasso round It, take It In tow,
ana then row back 10 the ship quickly
~ possible.
For each torpedo thus captured the
divers are paid Slb and also u sum of
money equal 20 one.hulf OF It's value,
Although the men have been often
employed on this dangerous service,
not u single accident has yet occurred
to any Of them,
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morning session beg.uumgatll ueloc.
mo committee on arrangements re.
p'll'd Vac following programme ler The
neAl sessions Should prizes bo resort,
ca ITO as a stImuIu,'-l'rol &. H. Nur
u'iger How 90 treat composition
WrlIlog-pr NJ u Fmuklm low 10
teach sprIlmg--Prol EHr jackson.
On motion Institute adjourned To meet
next morning ut $50.
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rnc Len ding CLOTHING n ousc of Pail"

4. NJ. Kahn " Bro, Justly claim this
egotistioal title, on account of their
having the most extensive stock of
wei made clothing in the city of Oa
las, and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose To sell their
goods M cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment best styles and latest fashions.
a glance OF their stock wi convince
anyone as TO the truth their asser-
tions. They also keep n tirst-elass
stock of mems fur sping goods, con-
sisling of compete stock OF meu's
hats, which they make specially OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
fldent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce f.. NJ. Kahn u Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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LINZ AND CEMENr.

LIyE-The best quality IN barrels u Enri u
"a: In bulk, u So; ordinary Dallss, &c pef
bushei. -. "a =. ,.,,et
, c1jsvjlls. hrsi, III 10 Kept, - - y barrel
pt EASTER IL worth S 50 p barrel.
The snppiy;of the above mentioae ~. a''''
La h ample demand fair market hrin'
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there IS ample
cial purposes.
GdLD- Buying, large pieces %; small %.
Selling, large o. small %.
ILVEK-NumiBAl.
There Is but little gold or silver In market
GE-Commerclal, = per cent.
disco unit bank, par.
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nnAIn Am nREAnsrurrs.

wHEhT-No. red 81 10; choice 81 "; me
dIum s)aWc; lower grndes i5gS0c.
OATS--2Oc.
RIE-N0ne offered.
BARLEY FEED-s0c.
COKN-reXas, IN shuck, 559loc.
BRAN-C5c per cwt.
HAY-Old, $40; fl2 per ton;t7 OO99 % per
FiOUR-Crescent 81 %; san Jscinto 81 90;
Efnpire 81 IS; XXX 81 50; Eagle g p; west
era brands So O9l -.
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Cotton Statement.
nInraANn rEI,TRIEs

urpTs-Dry dlnt, ISIS aud upward, i5c.i
d-V dlut Is 4 and upward, damagea, luc.;
nv flint, kips and calf, lie; dry SAL, . rs
and onward, lie; gteen Butchers DC;
S4EFP PELrs-Eaoh, owing 10 wool, ~
ltc white VOL, long. 9ic F; white WOOL, lhii
eiip. lgas G.; black wool, lsc.
iFFALO-lull's, C.; COW Soc.
TALIOW-In barrels, SIC.
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Pail Mali Gazette: a letter from bI-
zeroum. in the Hamburg coIIespo .Il,,.
ut give some particulars OF the new ''
cons of divers which has been organ
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Assignment OF causes in tho district
district court for the week beginning
July 10Th, 1877:
MONDAY, l6ru.
2lG6, Giddcs VS., Normand.
2lSO, Boone vs., Cummins.
2306, Jones Va, Johnson.
BIZ Moore Va Soruggs and Caring.
ton
2l9S' Sherrhrd vs., Heath and Taylor,
TUESDAY, l7rH
2i25, Sllnborger w Jones and Grounds.
2l39. Bohuy and Loupot W, Bachman
and Smith,
25O0. Murray vs. Texas and Pacific
Railroad Company.
26li, Bali vs.. Wollborn.
25S1. Cullen w, Cole,
WEDNESDAY, 18TH
2l50. Bryan vs.. Shirley aud Mayhofl.
2b39 First National Bank VS.. Seixas
26l2 Cole vs., Jones Ut al.
1876 Colo W., Burlington,
-oD2 Shannon vs., Dallas Tanning
Company.
THURSDAY, 10TH.
1864. COnuor W. Beauchamp.
ISL Bower adm, va, Clark.
1905. Danover w, WhiJheld.
Nu3. Curtis VS.. Clark.
27l0. Cowen Il Co. VS., City of Dallas.
FRIDAY, 2OTH
1893. Griffith w. Wedge.
2249. Cullen VS., Calder
2727. McDermott Va. City Of Dallas.
2746, Long vs. Cockrell
27G7. LOupot Va, CCCkrell,
SATURDAY, 2lsr.
2G40. "B.n Cole vs.. Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company.
2775, Hand w. Reed.
279l Bohuy VS. Loupot
1854, Hammond vs. CASTOR, trustee,
2Sll. Ian DeIauo and Bacon w.
Watts ct AL
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EycH &c BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Does General Banking aud Exchange
Business.
DrRrcToRs.

]. W, Crowius, M. D., Dallas: Phil ".
Uhappell, President VI tho National Ex-
change nanlS OF jefferson city, Mo-; 4, l..
Marsllis, of Marsalis n Underwood, whole-
sale gIooers, Dallas; Col. IA. y. Ervay. Dallas
]. l.. Williams, OF Williams " Tolliver, urug.
gtsts, Dallas; James IA. swanson, planter,
mons, atlorney.at-law, Dallas; q. NJ, Swink,
Dallas; #. M, Eryay Dallas. Ian'diy-
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Iron
COTTON TIES.
la view Of the constantly increasing p opt
larity ana demand for the
Celebrated Arrow Tie,

universally recognized ms the favoIito tic o
planters, cotton pressers, and shippers o
cotton generally, tho
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American Cotton Tie Company

Sole proprletOrg and manufacturers oi said
TIE, comm anding unequal facilities, have
Ia addition to their largo stock now on hand
contracted Tor increased quantities., sum-
Client To- ipeot the largest demand for cotton
ties during the approaching seasOD.
~ being the purpose of the company "
merit "a continuance Of former patronage
ana defy all competition that may arise
their agents are instructed aud prepared To
contract with dealers ana factors for future
delivery II supplies mt unprecedented low
prices ana favorable terms.
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Nav luKg, July N-Mopuy oasy ut NWl
p,r cent sterling dull At "a 81 uhld
A Wrs huNurumUnt huudn active, aw 81
81 nv, state bonds quiet
NEW uHLEANH, july n.-aold u O5A
New York sight q, premium. sterlinp
hank 81 a.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29
CONCLUDED IN NEXT ISSUE

~r We clip The following ed.
toriai paragraph from the Courier 5:
Louisiana pays the heavies, State
tax of any State in the Union, and
St Landry pays the heaviest par
ish tax OF any parish in the State.
No wonder, then. that our people
can not prosper.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

d prove from the Bible that there is
II no God. This is not an indictable
r forgery. but many a man has served
). ont his term at Sing Sing who
would scorn an a'temt to ruin his
p "e'ghbor nv the fraudulent making
o Or a''era' ION Of a paper-writing to
: the prejudice Of his character.
:. ] am told. ard incline to be-
''eve that you did not write this
, part OF the article which passes 70,
yours. Some smart car pet-bagger
put it together and gave it to you
TO Try how much he could make you
disgrace yourself for his amusement
: OF bis malice, and you put your
name to it without knowil g whe,h-
er il was right or wrong. This re-
, II. yes you from the imputat ion O:
deliberate falsehood. But why. oh!
why W re you silly enough to be-
come the cat's-raw of such q mis-
chievous monkey
THE FLORIDA CASE.
| l have spoken mainly OF
the Louis ana case. because
that is the one of which you
ought to have some special
knowledge. You have, how
ever, gone into Florida, and
tried to defend the decision |
Fin favor of that. fraud. AS
might have been expected,
you make a bungle of it. II
will restate the points as held
by the commission so far as
Won attempt to Indicate them
Processing to vindicate the
great principle Of state rights,
the commissioners forced upon
Florida electors whom tn,
State had rejected when she
made her own choi,'e, and l
agains' whom all the departs
ments of her government had
protested. The fraudulent
nullity manufactured by two
canvassing officers was allow
ed to outweigh the will of the
State as expressed bv her Ex-
ecutive, her Legislature, and
courts, as we'll as the solemn
voice of her people in their
primary capacity.
The Commission invested
he canvasing officers with in. L
ilcial authority, and held that
heir certificate was the decree
# a tribunal, It is perfectly
ertain that by the law of the
tate the canvassing officers
ave no such power. The act
f the Legislature does NOT r
i've it to them, and the Su- =
RENE Court of the State had 4
ecided in the most emphatic ~ =.
tanner that their duties were Nc
urely ministerial. ~,
Tn" commissioners went lea
'other step. Two clerks be- s .n;,
g metamorphosed into
dyes contrary 10 the law of
e State, it was next mains
lnet thai their fraudulent act
as as good as an homes, jugd- TT
ant, and this was against the ~
" OF the whole civilized u
,rld. = T
All the questions of law and j. !
It controverted before the trip,
with reference R '
the vote Of Florida ha.! lean.
en- adjudicated by State
1rt Of competent .jurisdic-
n in a cause between the
ne parties 1t was not oren
another hearing. But the CIR
mt commissioners reckless
their plain duty, or not uo-
standing it, though warns w:
by their brethren. me- de a
'ision diametricallv oppo- Cor.
;, and the fraud that had
n legally crushed was re-
red to another life.
t mig ht be possible for
y ingenious man to gloss
these anomalous rulings
l some appearance of
But your argu- III,
It only sets them in a III
Sc light Your weak and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

L. 9.
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k,,rp!e,v, a
Clinton
I.,r..e!y. va
Clinton
sJ.KERS'|
|khnto'', 10
he in the c
|hna.
Ok FLURE
|HerneEy..a,
Clint
ktice int
strict.
POWELL,
Itsr,.ey,, q
ttiee in the
slicialla, all
EDGE,
Clinton
tice in the
lana and tn
LEAKE,
klorney,.:s
ltancisville
ttice in the
sliciana, al
ONES,
ClintO
the North
LIZ JR.
& GOLSA
St.
ctice in IL
nl Pointe {
LIFE.
LIFE & L
3lorneys'
st. FRI,
lctice in t
Frlirialla.
Parishes.
BALL,
ICI.AN A:
Bayou $
residence
ETRY.
DR.. T..
his scrvic
this and
addressed
receive pre-
TRY! DE
7 I'LL
\the Coas
gNew Orl
hen access |
Wishing III
lme by AL
D. s'TOC
RTlNEZ,
Street., 3;
DEAL
DDS, Groce
pes and l.
FoTEL,
! Of Camp
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(D,-Two
/ day..
bayou Sar
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RENRIET
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San bepro
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

Leaves New Orleans
Erery Wednesday and Saturday at 5 p. NJ,
FOR BAYOU SARA l. COAST LANDINGS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

stunned him. He Thought the tramp
had shot him, and the tramp was
decidedly of the opinion that he had
been shot. The conductor started to
call his brakemen to assist, and the
tramp jumped from the car and made
tracks in the opposite direction from
which the train was going. at higher
rate of speed than the schedule time
of freight trains. The conductor has
invested in a new pair of trousers and
a box of cigars, and if you want a
Havana cali at his rooms and say self
cocker"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

The Chinaman who peppsred the
head of one of his eountrymen night
before last with shot. nails. caps. &c,
was arrested yesterday at Mill City by
officer Pryor. In his hurry to get
away. after firing the shot, he lost one
of his slippers and when arrested he
wore the fellow of it. 1t is said that
ne had been discharged by the man he
attempted to kill.
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Wild Geese,

Floeks of wild geese have been quite
numerous along the river within the
last few days; but as the game law pro-
hibits hunters from killing them, they
pass unmolested. AS they do not
breed in this region and only visit us
in the spring and fall. they ought to be
exempt from the provisions of the game
law.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

The levee at the bridge across the
Little Humboldt on the Cornucopia
road not being in first class condition,
S j. Chambers started out yesterday
to collect means to repair it, and OBJ.
tanned the required amount from our
business men ia very short time.
He intends to have the leves repaired
in a very few days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

A meeting of the trustees OF the
Humboldt District. A. NJ. & NJ. Society
will be held at the Secretary's Office
in the coart house next Saturday even
ing at ~ o'cock sharp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

The case of Van Lennep vs.. Kyle
occupied the District Court all day
yesterday. Motions and objections
we're made and argued by counsel for
the respective parties up TO the time
Court adjourned.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

65- Ely "a 3 600 Belmont SOC
ATS Leopard 40 l05 245 N Belle Is l4h
ITO Manhattan ca 200 Defrees 1876
1870. Grand Prize 3 1886 Modoc 260 $50
200 New Coso 81 IT'S G Chariot az
I50'Andes 10 200 Empire rs
loo Jackson 3 $50 @ Point 5 495
.125 Con Va27 345 Ovtrman 7z
1870 Ophir 80 ga 545 Gala 25A27
ass B Il b TX liz go q 44O 436
365 Justice 435 Ais 50 Choilar rs
455 Mexican 81 So % Utah $50
100 Caledonia / = 270 Bullion 365 37oc
l81 Yellow ia ket Az 155 savage2o
$40 Imperial 60 60 10 Alpha "a 81
1856 III Il NJ 165 Exchsquer 100 10
10 Julia /
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09


Employment-The spring Fights.
HAYWARD CRY, April 81, IT.
EDITOR SILVER STATE:-The sober
reality of hard work has toned down
the excitement that existed for few
days after the first clean up on the
creek. Phillips, Brown Il Norris,
owning the Discovery and three other
claims, are still taking out fair pay, but
nobody else has found the pay streak yet.
A good many drain bitches are being
cut, but most of the claim owners are
poor and unable TO hire hands. SO the
work progresses slowly. Several com
panies are sluicing, but none except the
Discovery Company are taking out
much.
Black Hills correspondents are
generally supposed to draw pretty
long bow, but shall endeaver to be as
near the mark as possible, even at the
risk of having this camp considered
slow. Hayward is bound to be place
of considerable Importance, tand is now
considered the next place to Dead
wood. Many Of the mines along Battle
Greek and it's tributaries are undoubt-
eddy good, and some of the quartz
lodges in this vicinity promise exceed
ingly we'll. None of the latter are
prOspected to any great extent. This
is very poor place for parties without
money to come to, although no worse
than the rest of the Hills. There are
hundreds Of unemployed men in Dead
wood, and all the towns have their pro-
portion.
Wages are otlly So per day with
downward tendency. Emigrants are
pouring in every day, but most of them,
after staying a few days. move on to
Deadwood, whence stream of
tenderfeet hoof il back to the
railroad. Hundreds are leaving, but
the rush in is upabated. The weather
has been generally warm, but not
anonymously so, as we average about
one snow storm per week, yet spring
can't be far off, however, for the grass
is mp several inches high, the flowers
blooming. the robins numerous, and
the spring fights have opened in lively
style. There have been two shooting
scrapes lately. In the first an outsider
was shot in the leg; no one was hurt in
the second. but the boys hope to i'm
prove when they get In practice. Two
horses. at least, were stolen last night,
and are probably on their way to the
Big Horn now. Hayward is steadily
improving. About a dozen lumber
houses are being erected. A feature Of
the town is the number of notices of
rewards, lost, strayed, stolen, etc. /
noticed one in which the wrathy owner
of a lost ak calls on the thief to return
it, as he knows who he is. and, that he
may be able to identify it more readily.
states. that in addition to four
noches on the handle it had a
private mark not to be seem
GOLD SEEKER.
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HoTEL ARRIVALS.
Lafayette Hotel.

LdTHYSLtG tfOt6T.
JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
J. P Rougemont, California.
w B Wallace, Silver CITY.
ID d Melon III, d"
T. L George, Battle Mountain.
A Fried. san Francisco.
i Dewar. Bartlett Greek.
l. w Young, Reno.
II G Davis, Carlin.
Frank Van Alstyne, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

Is. Remnant d Co. received another
lot of wool from Hopkins ranch yes
terday. Now that the cattle shipping
business has closed for the season, wool
has the call.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

II, @. Merritt arrived here to. day
with four thoroughbred Norman hor.
ses. imported from Normandy, France.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
GOLD SEEKER.

An Incident OF Life ON the c. p. r.. n.
1t happened few days ago on the
Humboldt Division of the @. P. II. r.
He is a good natured conductor and
in consequence of his size, is called
the heavy man" of the division. He
had been much troubled by tramps of
late and disliked to have to exercise
his muscle SO frequently on every trip
in putting them off his train, so he
borrowed revolver, a self cocker,
hoping that the fact of his having o
pistol. would cause the free riders"
to desist. Putting the weapon in the
hip pocket of his trousers he shouted
call aboard" signaled the engineer to
GO ahead. and after the train was under
way. jumped aboard. and, with the
serene confidence that a man should
have in self-cocking pistol, felt
assured that no tramps would annoy
him on that trip. He proceeded
through the train punching tickets
right and left and all went well until
he reached the end of the car, where,
10 response to the usual interrogation
of Ticket. sir, brawny rough look.
ing customer replied II have none, but
! am going to ride on this train as far
as darn please. The thought of the
pistol flashed through the conductors
mind, and for the purpose of intimi.
dating the would DO dead head" he
put his hand in his pocket, and he now
AYERS that before he touched the pistol
there was an explosion which almost
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

The time for hearing motion for q
new trial and pronouncing judgment
IN the Crozier case. was postponed this
morning until o'clock this afternoon
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
BULLION TAX.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ tax on proceeds of mines for the quarter
ending March 81, 1877, is now due, and paya-
BILE ut my Office in the Court House of the
County of Humboldt, and that the laws for
Its collection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER, County Assessor.
BY 5. BUcKNER, Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucca, May z, 1877. ma74w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
Central Hotel
HISKEY BROS Proprietor
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rye Patch Rullion.

The Rye Patch Mining Company
shipped to San francisco last evening
four bars of bullion valued at SIS. 600.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

pool tax receipt book, containing fifty
receipts, numbered from 8 900 TO O50, inelu.
sive. The book was dropped between the
Courthouse and depot. The book is of no
value to any one except the Assessor. The
finder will be literally rewarded upon leav-
ing the book ut this Office, apl9 Nv.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
EsnfRramts,

Nine cars of emigrants passed
through last evening going West.
They expect to realize fortunes in a
very short time in the Golden State.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
This Mornings Board.

26O Yellow 4 $40 5270 Imperial So so
25 Kentuck ~ 220 Alpha 8 IA
$50 Belcher 5 y $40 20 Confidence ~
100 Nevada 1l5JM S5-Utah 3
785 Bullion 3 y 800 $50 Exchequer l Z 1900
Is Seq BelGher 10 9l0 Overman 77A
1880 Julia 80 S5c 1885 Caledonia 140 las
345 Ophir9N 4S5 Mexican So
400 q L. C460 ~ 1000 Il &.B J2Il%
5000 Gaia q y 264 500 Savage "a
1880 Con Va 2614 81 225 Chollar 22$ %
1900 Point Al AZ GAO Ii 1856
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
Wagontown Ore.

Two teams belonging to Wallace and
Mcdonald arrived here yesterday with
90 1000 pounds of ore from the Maggie
mine at Wagontown.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
Shorthorned Cattle.

* F. LETTON, OF BOURBON COUNTY
- Kentucky, will have for sale, at Montana 5
stable, on the IL of May, thirteen Shorthorn
cattle. twelve bulls and heifer.
May 3, l877:lw.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

The best quality of new and fresh
groceries in Winnemucca, will be
found at Z. G.. Robins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

Go TO F. G. Robins for your No.
ranch butter. A new invoice Just r,
ceived.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

WANTED, WANTED by F. G. Robins.
fresh ranch eggs. Highest price paid
for same, in cash or trade.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09

b, F. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE
in Paradise Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
cold, silver and Currency.

San Francisco. May Q,
Silver Ga 5A
Trades 95h 96h
sGreenbscks ~ 90
Gold opened in New York to-day at 6%
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-09
THE BLACK HILLS.

Hard work Toning Down Ex-
element - Several Companies at
Work "A Poor Place for Poor
HEen-Hundfeds OF Blen 0ut Of
Employment-The Spring Fights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-04
BRANDY.

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81 per gallon 81 50 per bottle old mellow and reliable,
specially Also all the leading brands imported In wood
and glass.
Good sound CLARrr WINES at 81 81 So S. to $40 pcr
case from the best shippers In bordeaux
II. Is. KIRK Co. 50 Fulton st. and 100 broadway