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WLLAlNY IN ROCKFORD,

ItocEronp, ILL.,, Apri! l8.-Ths barn Of F. n,
LeTtngs, Esq, was totally destroyol hJ aFs sssrr-
day afternoon, aud othcs property adjoining badly
damaged By ara aud water. An attempt was msds
oa Thursday previous to burn tho sa1os barn, but
was discovered IN iine 10 ssve It. Mf. Leslngs has
M.ed IN Win1ohago Couaty nearly fosty yes1s. aud
Il u not knawu That As has ons personal rneu!y.
Hs rsa for Supervisor on the ''So- License ticket
plain Tho on of ths pcr.stcnt .tteasrt to destroy
his prnpetlY> On Monday and Tuesday nt.Lt4 OF
tho 4anlo week . c0ulany Ut t'plen Of lhs Aaaes
spft" acreR4de4 Mr.. 1aluea Lamont, no .licensa
candidate tos Alderman, with tin p1us. old drums.
horns. etc. Thesu thin2t usoy beion: TO civilized
Community, but II 80, so!uv of u ID snlightGn
Gs.At
, 1877-04-18
NOTES AND NEWS.
NEW YORK CUBTOM-fsOusE.
H..1~f f0n~rfAk IL 3AA --t..~.

Epecfdl Dftedleh to 1ns Tribune,
WASHINGTON. b. G.. April 17.-secretary Hher-
ans instructions IN regard to The inseatgation Of
the New York Cnstonl- IIonse embrace ihe follow
Ing points: ''Whether the force now employed In
tho rasfons branches OF the customs ter,Icc. ii.
clndlnz thc Naval ontce. aarreyars o1ce, Appsais-
era department. IA In excess Of the actual nctds Of
tue service. Whether any Of tho force now en-
ployed deficient in proper attention to business
OF In hurfncts qualifications Or Integrity of
chasaeter; the number Of hours shsy arc
emplored; whether such hours can
''c properly Increased, and whether they arc in
any manner employed In other business. a1.o
desire Jou 10 inquire Into the sJacn, Of business
now In vogue III Tho Appraisers Department;
whether 1t Gin ba Improved In regard 10 the mods
OF appsaiscment. examination Of goods, and man.
ncf Of aampltng, etc. Also ~ to tho manner In
which appointments nre now made, whether II cnn
b. Improved, nad whether appointments hereto.
fore made hayc been made on political influence
without due regard 10 efficiency.
ALHx1s.
The Russian legation, at the corner Of and
Eighteenth streets. west Of the Mary Department.
hnt the 1tussEan Minister, Mr. 8htrku. arc III
state Of delighted cxc1tament On account Of The
aFrlya1 Of The Grand Dukcs Alexis and Constant!ne
Soma Of our Diplomatic, nAra1, and military dix
nltar'es hare been ,n.ted to breakfast and dinner
al the legation, and there IL to ho Stats dinner
given to these distinguished guests ut
tho White House, with an excursion
10 Mount Vernon. The next day they ara
to be taken to tho Soldiers Home, tic Arsenal,
and the nasy-yarl, and Admiral Porter hopes 10
be able to show them somc torpedo experiments,
all OF which will. It IL expected scmovs from, tho
be reecfved when hu. was here before, Tho recol-
Lection u which made hini refuse to ytslt Wash.
Enks ind several n,cnlocra of is STAG ass M % apast.
menta at thu Riggs House. which will 10 tho head.
, 1877-04-18

PARIS, April l7.-scretaa Journals protest ener.
getcallY agatnst the exaggerated pesslnfst sumoFs
1atcly propaguted by Aome foreign papers in regard
to tho alleged unsatisfactory relations letwoen
France and Germany, In consequence Of The sgtta.
tion maintained BY the French ultramontAne party
since tho Pnpal a,locutlon against The Italian
Government. These minors arc declared to te
wholly Rroundltas. Tho relations between the
French and German 1osernmcnta remaln now, ~
Pan,s, April ia eSrrespoaaent 81 tha 1<lt.
graph statss that the Duke d. Cazcs Informed tho
fEo1ch Cabinet 1T tho Council lo.Glay thAt he lad
received fFpm Berlin and London forlal assurances
OF the peaceful. concsliatorJ disposition Of Ger.
many towards tho French.
NKDbLfNu BISHOP.
President MacMahon tts instructed II. Maste1,
Minister Ut justses anil Public Wotship, to cxprcaa
70 the lAsl,or OF Nexers h!a entfe dltapproyAl OF
tho latiers letter asking Intervention TOR the fopc
c1orRY meddllng with Internal and oven foreign
polItca.
, 1877-04-18

loxDoy. April 17.-ln view Of tho threatened
march nf body Of T!rhboFnftca 10 the 1fouss Of
Commons to present petit!nn for tho release Of
Arthur Orion, all tho troops IN the garrison ara to
be conAued to their barracks nfier this afternoon,
and held in readiness 10 tnrn ont II required. It
has been affirmed that tho petitioners VIII nrmher
100, 600. DR.. KcneaIy has requested hit followers
not 10 participate Ia tho procession.
LoxDoN, April ftp. ID. Immense crowds arc
lining The atreet4 to tho uonse Of Parliament.
Great numbers of policemen hare hcen told OF TO
intercept tho Tichborno ptoccasIon. Thero II
much excito1ient and tsltt In tho lobby Of the
uouto about tho intended demonstfatton.
LoxDoH. April 17-Mfdntght. .-I!etween TO, 600
and 60, coo peopte took part IN the Tichborno dem.
onstratfun to-day, Their lcaduF. Uo Morgan, PRO.
cocied afons to tic House OF Commons. liz wrote
to Mf. Grossly, Ilome Secretary. whp replied that
he would receive q drputatlon to.moFfow, and II
guod reasons wcre given he would novs that Do
Morgan be heard Vt the bar Of tho lIouse. Tho
crowd dIypeEsed peaceab1y.
, 1877-04-18

pronosa. for supplies, especially in the Indian b.
Tert,cmsnt detailed .,atemsnt H e 81 s"e the the
goods supplies needed. to publish in
thnse papers of the country hsffng the larg.
est etFcutation d abort Advertisement de.
acrthtnY in general terms the character Of thc
goods dca!rcs anl referring all rersun. lnsereated
10 the Department tor pnfticu1arh. Circulars R1v-
ing II AeAi tho quantity and quality OF guola and
hnppica needed will bt prepared nnd sent 10 eresy
applicant. Secretary Schnrk believes that the say
Ing thus effected will be very great The udverfA.
Ing Of the Indian Iinrcau was formerly 44U.tul a
Jeaf Secretary schurz thFnts that by bis plan tho
more than Il. 600 on ~, OOQ YeaE.
, 1877-04-18
TIE ADMINISTRATION.
0nATulTOua ADVICE,


"AaursaroS. u. C.. April 17.-As timo draws
near for Tho mcctng Of the extra session Of Con.
Crcss, should 1t he called for Tho 4sl OF June uu.
entlal iuoubors Of both parties manifest ca,re 10
postpone It's meeting along as possible, and somo
now propositions have been made to the President
and to soinc members Of bis Cabinet tho object Of
which Is to avoid, II 1t can bo done, summer ses.
sfon. Some OF tho Presidents political friends
think that II would t0 huttcF tu dlsland tho army
throwing tito chtro responsibility for It upon tho
Democrats, than to call All extra session fur the
purpose OF securing tho necessary appropriation
for it, support. They soy TINT the Indignation
OF tho country towards the Democratic party
for IL failure 10 pass tho bill lust ses.
a!ou, should snch stop bo resolved upon,
would bo 70 great a. 10 hare = very d!saltrous
effect 1pon that political organfzat1on at that 1t
would fn like measure strengthen tic Republican
party. Thls idea will
NOT rAouAntr DE ENTERTAINED =,
bY tho President, ~ ll,e country would uudpubted-
ly hold him responsible for di*band!ng lhe army,
should It bc done when 1t was In bis power to 70.
cure tho necessary appropriations by calling an
extra session Of Congress. 1t was supposed TINT
tho subject Of the uxtsa session would again bu
ttseusacd By tho Cabinet to-day md that propo.
sltlun to postpone It until the LIT Of NoYcmbc,
might posatby 6e acted up0tl, but 1t was not takcn
up, and II ia now psobabte that tho proclamation
will bc Issued soia sttne this week calling Congress
Together on tht 4th Of Junc.
THF OLD WHO kLEaEST.
Avery prominent citxen OF Wcttcrn North Cur.
p1[na. who has neyer hald pf3ctn1 r,ositlnn urdc,
INV n,rtv. Int who .,,.. ~, tns"nn,,.1 .,.s..s -
~ - ~ ~ ~ va ~" '''1ao..sa' u1eo1ues "
'as "ass organization before tho NaE, and has
c,atc. .inco recoustruction. IN nov IN W".i,n..nn @
fooLIr1 r,vor ,ho ,oIit1c., ala y. " .'.s ..a",,
.1,.','"t T., ,,,.s' w"s.s As' ~ ~ .Ae OH
Nn'&s III "ceteFh Ho11n Iaeo'ina voted 1a Hovem.
ber Iaas, 81 they have invariably done since tho
int aftar fhs rlerlInn .rd br,Irw a., r.st 49,.
lar. many Of them, hera,nnc rar" ~,
nysr Js1ustcI viii tia nnno1",n.,, vre 'Haa ~
Tho Democratic party, aud are low sics,r.
~. iusnvngsi s,ssrSss - fo"nsSHa prea15, VIII IL
md tha icyeionmcMt Of hi vrnc1s, n,;1in.,
sincu thn Xix " Wnrrh tsn"r Po,,s5 ~
fhis s,rutirms ~ vnesis scnm.cl ~ H., .rbt -
Ea"t s.s.ntt.ss su1 NV ~ t'Es "
, 1877-04-18
CASUALTIES.


STRUCK NJ LIGHTNING. j,
Special Dtspafeh 10 It's D4bpne
C1DAn ItAFsus. Ia. . April 17.-Duslug thunder.
storm last night lasEo barn valued At about g. 400
belonging to John 3. Heck, near nlalratown. Dan+
Ton County. was struck by lightning and totally DE-.
str0ycd, lsclnAiug seven hot1eA and thfee head Of
cattle. fEaurance Oh thr lan 5000 and on oue
Anpids.
, 1877-04-18
JAPANESE PROsPEcTORs.

Lor1srti.Is. Ky.. April 1.-THE Jnpaneeo Com
mtss1on vlsltIng America with vtsw to purchasing
stock ID At present rambling through tho 13lne
Grass section Of Kentucky. 60 far only ono
Thoroughbred horse has bocn purchased, this being
onc Of swigcrt's stablc named Cc,lon. Ths fast
movements Of these hosses cause much surprise
and admiration among tho Japanese. They will
rcantn ten days longer 10 buy stock. and then re-
turn With their purchases ria San Fsanciscu II IL
tatd that thcy afso propose tu carry awaJ suppty
Of Kentucky seeds to be planted In Japan.
, 1877-04-18

AZ au early hour yesterday morning the rosi.
dcnce Of l'arker II. Mason, In Lake View, was
discovered 10 le on Ore. The Game4 made sucl,
rapid hra1wuy that It WIS found impossible to save
any Of tho contcuts. Thn ioas IL fully Is, 0oD.
, 1877-04-18

DROWNED.
8pecfai 0ispasch to 71s 7fttunx.
Sioux clTT, April l7.-tetcr md Anton Delle-
meyer. brothers. aged respectiyaly rs and27 years.
wero drowned whilo bathing In tnilipond at lfax
wuil Dak., Saturday.
CotrNuuA, O., April I7.-The body Of Samuel
Coyors, WIN WIS drowned In tue Hc!ota River abnut
three weeks ago, was fund To-day uear the city.
Tho 9nEcEs ol tho dead man hAl been eaten Oh by
QshGg.
, 1877-04-18
AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. April 17,-Tho stahlcs Of ex-Mnyor
Johnston, together with slx horses, wese burned
l..t night, Naye!s wagon.shopa atlloia,ng wclo
also 4ustroyed. Tota1 lo~s, Sit, COZ; Insured !u
Cincinnati coupapios for 81, COO.
, 1877-04-18

HAvAxA. April 17.-1ntelli2cncc fsom Eanto Do.
mlngo to The 9Th instant reports thai: rreslcn.
bhez. IN htH messago to Congress- said tlat 1inyst
had Violated tho treaty By giving assistance to tho
FcYotutfouists on tho northwestern frontier. lie
wanted Congress to jnAEcatc what courso should 10
adopted.
, 1877-04-18
BARGE SUNK.
Special pffp1tcA to TAe TfthgnA.

Special Dtt,otcA to Ths 1ffaans.
LACno&sr. Wis.,, April 17.-Ths harxs Winalow,
Of tho pinmopd Joc Line. was sunk ln eight fcet
Of water at Brownsville, Mnn., la4t night. The
barge Was tod to tho leycs. having Just been load.
ed with 9. 600 bu4ho's Of cloce milling wheat.
valued " 81. 600. It n supposed thai the boat
scuttlel Ii Is feared that tho barge and cargo
will bo q total loss. No insurance.
, 1877-04-18
FIRES.


Bpst7a1 UIVAd4cA 70 tbs 7Fl6uas.
East 8AaINAw, Mich. April II. About 500. 600
feet Of Lumber In tte mLlt.yards Of Gould, Osboruo
& Co.. at Vt. Charles destroyed lhiE n.4 rnng.
Loss. 80. 600. fully Insured. Ths lnlll narrowly
c3tApgl destruction
, 1877-04-18

6ptc7dE U4IpaEeA 70 1ns 5F79uNA
JoL1fT, ILL.,, Ausil 17.-Slmon McCowilH, 4
printer employed On tue Mornlng Ndut, was run
over about u o'clock by hack, md seriously, II
not fatally, injured about the head anu internally
Thu nccluent occurred On tho curl,er Of Chicago
stll fHn l5nRcn STREETS. Mcc0wliG Hag luto4icat-
cd, u1l Lau fallen In the street.
, 1877-04-18
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON. d. c.. April l0.--1 Il, m.-For
Tho Iaks Region threatening weather and rain,
With Increasing nottllsrly to easleFIy winds, aud
slight ehanses in temperature md barometer, ex-
cept In tbs southern pursions, dartngsths dsy, and
falling barometer and slIyht slae In temperature,
LOCAL DERIVATION.
, 1877-04-18

Tbs alarm from I5ox 80 Ut $40 last evening was
caused by dust over boiler cAtchlay 6ro at tho
planning mill Of Campbell lsro4., No. a0u Yau
Dure1 stFest. O2magd nominal.
, 1877-04-18

eo untvena1ty c1lcacious has Giles Linimcut
Iodlde Of limmanIa tccomo In tho Treatment Of =
lusEc clats Of tho most divcrsc diseases. TINT the
medical professlon hayc bcEun to regard II n =
l,anncea. For sale hY all deu 9gtgt1.
, 1877-04-18

DUTY ON IRON AND sTgKL~
BERLIN, April l7-rho German Federal Council
has adopted bill proposed by rEuasla, imposing
compensatory import lntics on ccr:ain kinda of
foreign Iron and ktes md iron and steel cools.
, 1877-04-18
Collisions Between Turks and
Provfncials on the Monte.
uegrin Frontier.
The Montenegrin Delegates
Finally Leave Con-
stantinople.
Si1ty Thousand Quiet Englishmtn Hareh
to The British Parliament
House,
70 Present q Petition in Behalf Of tho
Tiohborna Claimant.

10 kTesent Petition In Behalf Of tho
Tiohhorna Craimon+.
rruE TAsr
rnr T,,nr,su r,n,vrr
cnx.4Ar1,.nr~ Anr,, - ~, ss. ,,., a.n,aAs
MAT ~. T,.Lt.h 1,.,,.. .u sss ILL.,. ~
,h.rnts ~, ~ .,..,..ts.. 'A"'' A''~ 11"5 ~ o''
nna.,.,, n. s,,u,r.r. -, r
nj. ,o,n.toT 49, -. ~ .......,."s =. .p,
subjects viii 10 expelled from, Turkey.
ITALY.
uispasch from Home sAys that further diplomat
Ee correspondence IL published, which shows that
"hen England. demand for Russ'an disarmament
nearly rendered the signing OF the protocol mpol-
slble. the italian Government andcavored to
smooth Tho dItaculty by suggcattnR spontaneous
declaration BY 1fus1la.
TIE RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
LONDON. April TIA dapatch from bucharest
reports that tho movement Of tho Russian army
from k''ehensf toward uighenlhaa tnade constder'
able progress. Tho troops at the points Of conecu
tration near tho 1loumanan frontier ara being con-
tlnually rcinfofccd, md troops from the interior
arc a!ltng the positions vacated by those Rody 10
tho front.
DEPARTURE or uoNrsNxoR1N pxLRokTRa.
CoxgrAx7tvopLr, Apfil 17,-The Montenogrn
delegates left thfs city ycstsrday for homo yIa
Odsssa,
coErHAprcrEp.
An ofscia1 Communication eontradiets tho state
mani tb.t ~. r..ssss,.ne .est..nnt.t.. r.,n1.,.,
ing stato Of .lcro In or INV other
place In Tho Empire.
Min1pirgs AND NoSTRNKoR1Ns.
HAousA, April 17.-skirn,tahtug continues be.
tween thu MIriditcs and Turks. According to &c.
counts received hufc. .ho rising OF ncjrhhoror
tribes IL thought imminent. Their Chiefs, II II
stated have already runo TO Cntt,nIo In r.nncx in,
stractiona from Inc Prince Of Montenegro, Thu
, 1877-04-18

no?nnd's Aromatic Hitter yyine Of Irnn II a
remedy fnr nervous debility. Impoverished htoad,
aud impaired digestion. Ilepot, ~ Clark STREET.
, 1877-04-18
West End Dry Goods House.
Madison and Peoria.sts, T..
Tremendous
SACRIFICED
SILKS.
Prices Never Before Quoted!
READ THIS,

NEAD i fkS.
, Tho following unprecedented
of1cr for sale tilis dny. are siosirmctI
to prove to the public that in Silks.
nS well RI other classes OF Dry
Goods,
"nPhYS 70 TRADE ON TIE WEST S[DE.'
100 pieces COLD GRos GRAIN
SILKS at rs CENTS YARD; can
not bo oqualed for 40 per cent
Al important limo of oopd aros
Heavy Cold dros Grain Silks ~
We havo several grades intormeii-
alto, but do8iro to call special at
tontton to O line Of extra rich and
heavy Lyons aroB Grains. Just
imported, In d choice assortment
Of shades, mover offered, in thig
quality and width, for loss than :
Sa.5o Per yard, that wo shall sell
for 81. l.87; width, 22 inches.
Rich Lyons Brocade Eilkg. e3.36
quality. for Sl.75 yard.
Go, rs, and 85 cts yard,
Black silks. all silk, ct IS ots yard;
a aspecial bargain.
20 pieces Hoavy Black all.ailk qros
Grains at FL; worth much moro
money.
76 piooaa Lyons Black Gros Grains.
better Qualittos, at Rl.2O, $3.50,
&1.35, and T1.4O.
We ofor ct $1.60 por yard, a rich,
bright, heavy, Black Lyons aros
Grain, full satin finish, Q quality
worth 80 yard.
a full line Of Black C1oaking Silks.
from $3.50 yard up.
The lots above quoted nre oil
specially under present vnltre. Wo
merely invite tho inspection Of the
public.
CARSON, CAR. PIRIE & CO.,
Madison T. Pcoria.sts.
, 1877-04-18

-
VEfsETIFE,s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
An Apelayy.

BY special request Of the offended
party, though failing to perceive what
the young lady will gain by it, the un-
dersigned takes this method of inform
ing the public that little sqnib in
Mondays SILVER STATE, under the
caption Of "A Printers Defeat" did
not refer TO Miss Ida NJ Ulnch, neither
was it 80 intended. The writer would
not know the hurt eams,l from the
ghost of Barqno or Zip Van Wrinkle.
II be should happen to m, ct her, and
sincerely trusts this apology" will
sootha her ruff 4 feelings and relieve
the public mind of my erroneous inn
pressions that may have been engen
dered by perusal of the "little piece"
referred to. Respectfully,
@. N. REED.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
G. N. REED.

The San Francisco Stock Exchange
says
The Winuemucca SILVER STATE saws
that the mercury has been IA degrees
oeiow zero there twice this week AT
Eiko ON Monday night it sank 90 below
zero, and at HUMBOLDT Wells it sank
into the bulb at 40 below zero, aud
soildlfied. That Inst story is inst u
little bit tough. hut still the SILVER
oFATE is generally a veraeioas paper. I"
The Stock Exchange may rest as
sured that the above i aa trne ~.
Gospel. We were not ct Humboldt
wells when the mercury froze, but
Conductor Case. who. like the Father
OF his Country. cannot tell lie.
assures US that be was, aud saw with
his own eyes the mercury at 40 below
Zero, and as it would not run back
into the tnbe when the thermQmeter
was inverted he took it for graniad that
Il vaa frozen solid
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Arraigned.
TIA KEN IN.
A jolly Landlord Discovers ana OLD
Friead Among the Enrigra mes.

A jolly Landlord Discovers an OLD
Friead Among the Enigrants.
The emigraut train from the East
arrived here last evening two hours
ahead of time. aud the passengers were
afforded nm opportunity to straighten
their legs by running around town.
Two or three of them sanntered into
the bar room Of one Of our hotels and
called for the drinks "What'll YOU
have, Doc?" asked one of a eomrade.
The landlord pazed long and earn
estly at.the rountenanee of the parry
spoken to and then, stepping from be-
hind the counter, advanced toward him
and inquired. isn't your name
Jones?" at the same time extending
bis bard
That's my name" replied the WIS.,
itor
Begged don't you know me?" said
the landlord, and he proceeded to relate
where, when and how. be had known
the Doctor In years gone by, TO all of
which the latter gentleman nodded as
sent.
The landlord took him 10 to supper:
broke couple of bottles of cham
payne; invited his old acqr..iotanee to
psrtake of his hospitality for d week
free of charge and when tile Doctor de-
clinsd mine host presented him with
box of fine Havana cigars.
Ezsusing himself for few moments,
the medical gent retired to the train.
promising to return and have a friendly
chat over old times.
Minutes became hours. but the "old
friend" returned not and the landlord
vent after hun. By pure accident, of
course, the Doctor vas busily engaged
in conversation, but would be over in a
minute. Returning to the hotel. the
whole-sonled landlord waited patieAtly
for half-hour and then went to the
train again, inst as he op, ned the car
door be heard the Doctor remark:
We'll, that's the best d--n sell of
the tiipl Take cigar, boys; they're
No. articlel"
He slowly retraced his steps, with
out again interviewing Doctor Jones,
muttefing TO himself "D--n it, no
wonder he couldn't remember any of
the oldtimers The darn fraudn' and
the emll rant train bore away a car
LOAD OF gents, each smoking a genuine
Havana cigar aud laughing heartily at
the easy way in which the Doctor sold
the landlord.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-31
Cat aLis OGt-It may save Your
Life.

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with lung disease,
congbs. colds or consumption, vet
some would die rather than pay seventy
FIVE cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. Boschee' s
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced In this country from Germany.
and its wonderful cures astonishes
every one that tries it. If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and
take il to your druggist and get sam-
pie bottle for ten cents ana try it, or a
regular size for seventy. five cents.
Agents, Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists, San Francisco dec26-1y
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DISTRICT COURT.
January Term, 1877.

W. S. BoNNIFIELD, JUDGE.
The following business was trans
acted yesterday.
Mary Purdin Administrative Va. r
w. Wood: Hearing ON demurrer.
plaintiff allowed 10 amend complaint
t. O. Hanson vs. l. 5. Bowman
Cause argued aud decision reserved.
The Grand Jury made partial
report, and presented an indictment
against Harry Huff, for the murder of
William MeRavy.
Court adjourned until to-day.
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JUS. bEhMAINt PhVFHILIUHs
i s. Gerald. San Francisco.
Len BarrIS. sac amenio>
u b Baldwin, HadswoEth.
i Merrill, ;,
Henry Fitch, Truckee
Z y ivups, Numbo'dt Wells.
~ Il Rvuson, Uni n. ore Jon.
Frank Nicholson CarlIn.
W II Gro iks. Paradise Valley.
J Il Fore /. < p Il II
u Blennertassett, City.
Rob HubDs. ;,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
nigra ats.

The emigration west continues ut the
raie of from 50 to l25 persons daily
Neither the cold weather nor dull times
deters them from going to California.
the promised land Of eastern pilgrims.
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Central Hot5h
HINKEY BIO 5 rRopaEr Inr

HINKEY BIO pRoPRLET jRs.
John Guthrie, Guth les Ranch.
Thomas Moore, sab Francisco.
Pred Arou, ;. ;,
James Gould, Virginia City.
"ohn McCleilen, ;, -
i Mason, Paradise.
J Berry, ;,
Merrill, Detr it.
Auson uiukey, Paradise.
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Thomas KELLY. charged with the
crime OF killing man named Pagan At
Reno last summer has been found
guilty of murder in the second degree
and will be sentenced. next Saturday.
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A splendid Hair Dressing and
ReStOrer Combined.

splendid Hair Dressing and
ReStOrer Combined.
WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RxsToRATrvE
Is unlike any other, and has DO equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
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Try it, call for Woods Improved Hair
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Trade supplied at manufacturer
prices by G. A. Cook C Co.. Chicago.
Sole agents for the Ur tied States and
Canadas, and by all Wholesale Drug
gists.
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Winnsmucca Hotel.

j. oERoUX, PROPRIETOR.
Bill Gay, GolcoDda.
Z Hnr, ey, Paradise.
Nick Nibler. Quiz River.
Col HardiIl. >, -
AItOuba, :,
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
What Our Law-Makers are Doing
The Bullion Tar. state
Prison, Gambling
and other
Bills.

CARSON CRY, Jan. 90, 1877.
EDITOR SILVER STATE,-But little of
importance has trauspired here at the
Capital since my last letter. Times
are dill aud news is scarce. The SEN
ate and Assembly meet regularly ut
ii O'Clock each week day, Saturday
excepted, and remain in session about
one hour and half. Few bills of i'm
porsance have been introduced as yet.
but there is promise ahead for a
lively time.
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Home again.

J. Fl. job, County Clerk. who has
been in San Francisco for the last
three weeks arrived at home to day.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Remember that fine brand of cigars
to DO bad at g. Chenoweth's book
store-also diaries for 1877.
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NEVADA State Prison Boots and
Shoes at +. G. Robins.