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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We arc indebted purscr Of tho steamer rybce from
ST Domingo City, &c, for favors
The purser Of the steamer Colon, from Aspinwal has
our thanks for favors.
scuRJYssg.B ALLEN, Randall from Bangor for Philadel
pha derelct towcd into this port saturday nv
plIot bont Mary \ Williams. The following Is Capt KAN
daIfs report ;--Let Vineyard uayen Jnpr -, ~ a w.
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JUDGE. LYNCH RAMPANT.

CALL FOR TROOPS TO PREVENT THE HANGING
OF MURDERERs BY MOB.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, June "a, 1877.
Governor Young, who is spending Sunday in this
city, received a telegram from the Mayor OF Logan,
Ohio, this afternoon asking him to order out militia TO
preserve peace and prevent OF Terrell and King.
who IN Jail there Tor the triple murder that
Cured In Hooking county Friday night. Tho Gov
replied that they had two military COM
pancs in the county and they wcrc subject the call
OF the Sheriff without his interference, but II those
companies were thought Inadequate he would
despac ch more men and arms from Columbus
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BURIAL OF THE REMAINS OF cAMPBELL-No
APPEARANCE OF DISORDER.
MArcH CHUNK, Pa, juno "a 1877.
Tho remains of Campbell, the recently executed
Molly Mcguire, buried to-day at Summit Hill, IN
the presence Of large number OF people. The crowd
peaceably disposed owing probably. TO change IN
disorder.
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PLEASURE BOAT LOST.

THREE YOUNG MEN DRowNED-NARRow ESCAPE
OF OTHERS.
[EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Bosroy, June "a, 1877.
Through the carsessness or incompctcncy OF
drunken skipper named Smithcrson, a pleasure boat
was lost n the harbor this Afternoon, three young
men drowned. The names OF the unfortunate ones
were Jeremiah Shannon. John Boyle and Joseph :.
Jones' the latter brother OF Nathaniel ID. ones tho
actor. The skipper and one OF the excursion party,
named Edward II Baden. better known as sDuckj
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Office, were
rescued and brought to lie after mucn effort Jones'
body was recovered. tE
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A CHURCH BURNED.

SPKIyGRIgLD Mass, June "a, 1877.
a Gre at Wilbraham tonight destroyed the Congrc-
gationni Church. the hotel Of E. NJ Allis & SON.
livery stable belonging TO ". l. Collins and the
dwellings OF Mrs. W. H. Lyman, o. Is. Ball and ].
French. Total loss, $33, 900; Insurance, $4,000
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INSANITY, MURDER AND SUICIDE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE N. Y, June "a. 1871
special despatch to the Eagle from Sing Sing
says-.Mrs. Hubbell, OF Brooklyn, who recently ar.
rived here tor the summer season, shot herself and
child last night while temporarily insanc. Coroner
Dick, OF Pccksklil, was summoned"
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INCENDiARY FIRE.

MONTPELIER, VI, June ~ 1877.
An inccndary 0rc last night destroyed the Cottage
Hotel and stables at Barre W. s. L. ordway propric.
tor. Loss 81 900, insured
the furniture store of Shcplcc 4 Jones was also
DAMAGED 10 the extent ~ - 900
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KICKED TO DEATH.
SAD END OF PROMINENT CITIZEN.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, June "a, 1877.
Charles II. Carr, president OF the Cincinnati Cofln
Company and a prominent business mar for years
kicked to death by VICIOUS horse while In his
stable morning. lie had gone out TO his stable
inspect another horse he mad bought only yestcr-
day, and not returning Tor several hours, his family
became anxious and sent servant 10 hunt HIM NJ.
His body found with hts neck broken under the
feet OF the horse
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WHALE MEN.

Arrived Mt Fayal May 80 bark Kathleen. Rowland. NIB,
from Sc Helena.
Arrived Panama juno q. bark Hunter Holt NIB. from
Bay OF Islands, with bbls sp. which would ship TO New
York.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE TALLAPoOsA AT NEWPORT.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEWPORT, 4. l., June "a, 1871
Tho United States steamer Tallapoosa, Captain
McRtchie, arrived at the torpedo station from the
Portsmouth Navy Yard to-day with supplies She i'll
touch New York and Norfolk, and proceed from he
latter place 10 Washington.
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NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Ss

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.
A BAkgAIN ~, BOATS OF ALL klNDS.-JtsDnkS
II received by T. DkSMUN ID, Boat Builder. 81 Peck slip,
city.
HUNDRED BOATS ALL KINDS ALSO SPOON
1OnB ready to ship. 36s South st., ncar Gouvern
slip. STEPHEN ROBERTS
EN0R SALE-STEAM YACHT LITTLE NELLIE. So
feet long, III feet be nearly and In perfect
dor in every For further particulars inquire of
GUILD GARRISON, "a to A. 1st ST., Williamsburg.
l.. j.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nIvORCEs QvInT,Y STATE: PAY WHEN
IJdivorced. AMERICAN LAW a 1ESCY. Removed 2o2
broadway. opposite City Hal
nIvORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
and other states without publicity; tree pay
when granted. NEW iORY LAW AGENCY
2Bj broadway.
nIvOKCES tLEGAL nv cry WHEREi SPEEDILY oB.
lJtansd without publicity NJ advance payments
FREDERICK RtN'is LAWYER . 81. Marks n'AaA
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHKAD. June "a. PM-Wind SW. fine.
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schr Sammy Ford. Allen New York for Canis Me-
Schr Nellie Morton. Morteu, New York tor Boston.
Schr j Trigg. Ganmon, New York for Gloucester.
schr X 7 Graham, Jarvis. Albany ior Taunton.
Schr Biow. Welsh, Amhov Tor Hartford . .
Schr A II Iurburt. Grifiug, Alexandra for New Hav'
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sOCTIL CHINGEs BY THE sULriN.
The Husband OF One wife OnIy-Oacring
Cigarettes to Favored Gue,ts.

THrRAPIA, Sept. 6.-I tclcgraphcd hv mad
vcrtonce that Mrs. Layard was the fret Euro.
dinner at hs own table. What should have
said WIS that Mrs. Layard Is the first lady. not
being pi royal rank. to whom this compliment
has been paid. II has in iqct, been paid 70 at
least two other European ladies', 80 That my
telegram was not strictly correct. But then they
Empress VI the French. the other Princess 81
Wales, who. ns such. could not only treat even
with Sultan on equal terms. but We're also re-
cciNnE the Hospitality they had already shown
him at their own courts.
The dinner party here con sisted q, the sultan
The Grand Vizier. Mahmopi Dainnl Pashn. the
Minister for Foreign Affairs. and the two Said
Pashas. ono the Chief Secretary Of the Sultan.
the other Marshal Of the Palace. The dinner
WIS served ia the French style. and was "A very
pleasant one. the sultan playing the host 10 per-
lection. VINE was put uron The taple FOR We
proposed the health of the Queen IF England.
expressing his grn'iud' for the kiui inter 70
which her Majesty had shown in tho lurh eh
woun led by sending banding t. Bee di-trlhut a
hy Mrs. Layard anon. tho SUI AMI Co.
Mrs Inyard herself for her iul~lii l3.hIo cNrr-
sh .u.d have sat down ~ tlt same iaiile With fn"
Wiz q her Britqnnic MHlesiy- r'pre-r niHtiye
anything worry r.markuh,rtc people IN Eu-luHd
nniamilinr with tho stringent rules of Orinui1l
Court etiquette. H. here considered something
So stariingv unusual ~ Ia hHv eNcitnd more
Wtrnt"nti. AN would Doe h' slowed un Turkish
II mas maka English readers smile. lut her,
il Is noted as !, matt % ol gray Importance that
his Imperial Nnest, utfets ci-ntrtti = tn his i.t-
vorrd "a ~ with his own hand. tlnm N!- osn
cast; that hr allows ministers to drive IN ih.
same carriage with him that lac actually r'-
and does not iNpcot thcm Ia di-mount from
their hor-r > or - nut al their carr t-,~ when
hc drives hy. nor tn PROSTATE themselves on the
ground when admitted la ms presence. Some
Of them are even allowed To sit down before
him
mr-t.t lilr presents u siiIl NOR" striking con-
iraSt 90 the popular ronrt ton of % sultan =
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SIfI; MEANT BUSINESS.
How pcddier OF tatnrrh Medicine was
Taught to Avoid Circuiniocution.


There is no reason why the inventor OF n
remedy to "curr the worst cnsc OF cntarrh in
sdc Of five minutes shouldn't feel IT MS duty
d prcc IS ecnt Gum no ' cH Src' no pS' pay
Therefore. the ong-lcgg chap who pulled n
door toll on John u. street Yesterday had none
of that umid ~ ~ his hearing which chnra.tor-
il s. rlg-iuy ~. lightnng-rOd mon, aud sulicn-
or~ loo The fire sullrro ~. H. had a good thing.
AMI hr knew il. and he wanted other folks To-
know II; When the door op'ncd ana hntd-
featured woman about 40 yours ot age con
fronicd him. he Pleasantly went to business.
Madam, is your husband over troubled with
can a man VIII, has been dead sovcn years
b" troubled with 'he caturrhf she grimly re-
-" Bat the children nrc liable TO be attacked at
at my hour this sruson, he remarked.
Whose chidr ny
Yours. madam.
hcrc anyhoW Why do YOU come asking those
TIE cuiurrh. II is good thing. IN warrant {
io kno * any rnse Of catalrh high SKY in less
than five minutes.
"Woil. sir. what = all this to me?"
Why. madam Why hr stummorcd.
Do i look H. if | needed any catarrh rene
dicsf she demanded as she stepped out ON the
Madam, woul ID not for the world have you
SUPPOSE the fair aud lovely can be attacked as
we'll as the strong and brave
And what have got to do with all that rig
Hlli't.s WIN hi' Ypus oiis anu Niih1 w S'h
Madam" he whispered backing down one
stop. have compounded u remedy Tor tho
Whose catarrh sir?"
Madam, am selling my cntarrh-"
Whore is your catarrh where is III" she in
trrruptcd.
lie got down on the second step and softly
Madam. have q sure cure for the catarrh.
and am selling lots oft IL.
"Wull what do | curol Must Won ring my
u l.aIl toll Init
calArrh Incidence
H. 20, down on the walk. clear ~ tho stops
/ and he tri.i hard to look beautiful around the
mouth ~ he explained;
Madam Didn't ask you Il your husband
/ was ever troubled with catarrhY"
" Yes. sir. and didn't reply that he was dead;
/ D. YOU want to see his grave sir,'
No, madam, do not am sorry he's dead.
| hut my catarrh remedy can't help him any.
| Good by, madam.
/ what WIS your business with me-"
Why. | havea remedy for tho catarrh."
" So YOU said before
" | asked you ii you didn't want to purchase
90 You arc falsiilcr, sir; you never asked mo
! To- purchaser
/ boy ou-want-a-bottc?" he slowly asked.
lrs. sir. give me two Of them. here's your
! money! Next time YOU want To sell your ca-
] tNrrh remedy don't hgin to talk around about
/ the discovery of America. Here you've both
cred me fifteen minutes. and put all my work
/ behind. aud it, good for you didn't bring the
] broom To the door,
| He rctrratcd backward through the gate his
/ lcit eye sIuinird up and his mouth omen. He
shut the gate leaned over il and looked long at
the front door. By and hy hn sud:
O." Darn en-! You can never tell where TO find
en-. ~
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STEAMBOATS, anO GailroiO5.
KAIIxOAD

AND UNITED STATES NNlL ROUTE
l-F9.
Trains taNe Nfv NHrk Via De~hrus-c~ and tll'andt
Ferries. - follows
fNrre.s iafri-hur Pittsburgh the IVES. and south.
WI'h l'HliuAn Palace ,ars attached "a q ami 80
For Miianspori. Lock Haven. CORY. and Ile. at 30
T. VI CONNECTING 40 CORY for TITUS, iiH. H. irplcul
tciure and The Oh Regions foF Williams ort AMI
Lou Haven. ~ VI
For baltimore. Washlneton and the south. Limited
Washington FNrrcss IT Pullman fhrior Cars daily.
EXCERPT SUNDAY. $50 \. arrive Washington 1 10
7 Rcsullf ats A. NJ, !. Is. and 80 T. " sun
Tsir'., ~, lmAlelpha 80 =, 50 so iAmio,n
1850 4 ". T. T. =. 81. 3. inA 80 D. " ~uuI4N. "a VI.
go q i.d - lpl Lil4-taul AM SECOND Class
T.
aof'.oi Brohyn Annex connect with all through
irun- at ier~ '.iy. anordiu~ i ',dy aud direct
transfer o. .'I nov
81. U..n- - NDo.,s Ei .i.tN Railway Princeton
ir'n. P'th \" n.t. '"'. g. i.n...r. ana
Tra.us 'rnA Hn ilt.... 3D., ".o N' g. - A. "
,so !'aaet. i.'n '"-u'.-,t'l 'A ,i't.m. t.
frNH. f.l. l.iN f'. BE- g.. '.
l'-f .uAe.a.i. t... lO.io D. ,JA VI 600
3 .., ot ..a 800 nfe .lra,. = A.'rr l,a.,.
nr l..'I~t H.t. a.n. r,io.
fE'Nk fNuN~.N A b. fAtNtN
f A.. M
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HIGHLY FUNNY SPEECH.
,ntSG,SfIn M NBhR or PIRLLfMENT
SPIfkS ms NfND.
III, r',licriuci,c sinclair aud Ills Constituents
rh, House or Commons Stumbled iIim The
nui.r ~ srgsu Snubhcd Him Mr. Glad
ann. ~nuhhed Him-.>nd lie Kctircs.

'.i,fi vita applause. ~ud. Gentlemen, |
have r.Iu siri ihr electors '' the 'unr1o d -
,.4.'tl' earliest ios- l.lc inu9atiDno Of /
,. UNnI iuf .uton io leave IHrgmeii ai the
! 10 l--.ut D.. THE .l" ,uiS OF Ga, IAWso
= ..ri.t generally may hr uriCu~ ip know th'
y ..u- tiHi huN. actuntrd me ~ con iug to
: io ~.un iutlc wear 1871 hHd rHus
'lHl-..f of rtrns un go" di-~ IIui on = Far
an unrNu,.t ady thut thou .ht it WIS my duty
n tlahtudon ihs Liberal party. | wished To
,l ilfad D., tIr .ou-tifI "A v Or not rnn
r. U.' DI that contest WIS pxirnmiuDu~. snw.
d.. / WE'RE tine Bri-nal4lr Handwriting on the
W I Mono. meme. tckel. upNHr. iu'-" Thou
nr v.4.ind in the hanur.s and ant fuuud
NMia-." Tho result of the contest WIS., ia
~, .nion. lito tho y ctor, of pAfrlu-. almost
a. flann ,lnf,nt UnI / hauu l.ui' n Iv atv
y 20 mani III nh.' +, ~ -t,i linz. l~n,ulI hnvr
b less hurt tnnn m tuus hc'ug victorious
~ D. fhe cause may be-. have iuilv m.dn up my
rf.pd tp rsi re-. Bp.ilcs AN This. I think the
L .9r of Commons : very much nearer Il uur-
!. .t, 4 .u q rnadi-r. though some i"opIr
..n 90 OtNU rvs. iiui that hay" mo- SYM
s. Nfu5ny mdNiiunl in that mr-o s-.'m-
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amnstn,tnts.

4mnstmtnts.
A -EDwIN ADAMs's BENEFIT.
SPECIAL
GREAT AUCTION SALE
at tho
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TOMORROW (NONDAY. OCT g,
AT O'CLOCK,
"
BOXES AND CIIO1cE RESERVED SEATS
for tho
EDWIN ADAMS GRAND MATINEE
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
MEssRs
~ sornERN. W }. fLoRENcB.
aud
WN VAN rASSELL.
Auct,unecrs.
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MArlNEEs WEDNESDAY ANn SATURDAY.
MARVELLOUS Sensation \ CHEAT MT
CONSTANT CHANGES
NrW FACES.
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aolanito-f fmalts.

4 ,OHaErs.-lun ope rators wanted at the UncNcelcd
L vnrset IA nrt : "a Wnik,r ~
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cnANsoNlTTE NOuyELLE,

LIS IECONS pANGLAts English Lessons
uslo Is NJ Francis champagne. Words by NJ Paul
NH~stist
MILE MARIE AIMEE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
Contracts Let.

Messrs. Cunningham. Hill Il Rinkle
have taken contract from Messrs.
Culver u Smith to put in three and a
half miles of flume FROM Cross Canyon
TO where the reservoir of the water
works is to DO located. east of town.
The contract for ditehing and laying
pipe from the reservoir to town has
been awarded to j. b. Gramme. Work
il to be commenced forthwith, and the
lumber for the flume has arrived.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
Dare no. to TrIae with a Cough.

1t is inviting death. when safety is
within reach. Stop the congh. heal
the lungs. remove all irritation from
the windpipe. relieve the difficulty OF
breathing With Haie's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar. A few doses will
effect perfect cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by all drug
glsts at 20 cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
FRED BUssEY.
The ex shoulder Hitter Turns
Uurse Thief
Turns

Fred Bussey, the ex ponder of prize
ring tactics, who was arrested here last
summer for firing at brak eman, who
attempted to put him off train on
which he was stealing ride has been
arrested for horse stealing in Idaho
Tue Avalanche OF last Saturday says
be arrived at silver City last Wednes-
day from Trout Creek, where he had
been tending stock for the stage com.
pauy. Thursday morning he went to
the Idaho Stables and took horse
belonging to johu Catalow. and started
III be direction Of the Boise country.
The ShenH heard of the theft, aud dis
patched deputy after the offender,
who WAS captured and brought back TO
tow.
Bus,ey hid bis arm broken here
after be was discharged from jail by
being thrown from u horse while drunk,
and lie cost this county at least $1,000
daring his stay here
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
Bonaaza AN sEiae.

A Battle Mountains Company. COM
posed OF e d. Hantsman. A Robert
son, Q. w. Fraser, q A Middleton,
Geo O'Bnter. T. W. Rule. Geo.
Cowles. c. l.. Perkins. Robert Nc
Beth and sam III iutzrImlu. have in
corporated the BOuanzt till mine. near
Tnscafora, and have commepced work
on the same. under tue Snperintend-
ence OF Robert McBeth. The Messen-
ger says The vein is 20 or 80 feet wide,
aud it contains several smaller veins of
rich silver ore.
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Tale ola Dog.

Last Saturday evening some youths,
who are no respeoters of dogs or their
owners, caught half-grown hound,
tied an OIL can to his tail and turned
him loose. The dog ran to the river.
followed by boys and nearly all the
dogs ia town. and jumped into slough.
The large can filled with water, and
down went the dog, tail first. and has
not been seen since.
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snow at austin.

Snow commenced falling at Austin
last Saturday. The poet Of the RegeilIe
v'ns 70 ovetjoyed at being relieved from
the prosecutions Of flies, aud the
choking sensations produced by alkall
dust that be gave rein TO his Pegasus,
and at the risk of being scalped, pub
ished
TIE Snow, the beautiful snow.
BipNs II your face wherever you go;
Falls from TIE say lilc tbuusani OF brick
And pa 5 fellow to wond ring ii he can
get an oVeIcUat on tick.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fine Ore.

We have been shown some samples
OF very rich ore from the Ophir mine
in Winnemucca Mountain, which is
being developed by is owner, john
Robins. We are informed that at the
bottom of the shaft now being sunk on
the lead, there is over two feet of solid
ore that averages several hundred
dollars to the ton In silver. The mine
il situated about two miles from town.
on the south side of Winnemucca
Canyon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

The General of the United States.
Army, w. L. sherman, passed here
yesterday IN route to Washington. He
WIS accompanied by two members OF
his staff. General Poe and Colonel
recent trip through Wyoming, Mon
tana, Idaho and Washington Terri
tories inspecting military POSTS He
did not show bimsel on the platform,
but his staff did, aud IN consequence
of he plainuess of their attire aud the
absence Of ANYTHING depoting rank,
were mistaken for private soldiers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

The attention of miners is directed to
an advertisement in another colamn
for proposals for sinking shaft on the
oheba mine in Star Canyon All par
ticulars relative to the matter will be-
furnished on application by J. O.
TwIss, uperIutendent, nc the mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP can now
be purchased right at home, 1t Is the
most successful preparation ever miro
duced to our people. Ii works like
charm III all cases of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages. Asthma.
severe Coughs. Group aud all other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No person
has ever used this Medicine without
getting immediate relief. yet there are
a great many poor, sutferlog, skeptlcal
persons going about our streets with
suspicious cough, and the voice of con
sumption coming from their lungs, that
viii not ny 1t. Ii you die, 1t is your
own fault. as you can 90 to your Drug
gist aud get Sample Bottle for 10
cents and try it; three doses will re-
heye any case. Regular size only rs
cts.
Agents Crane l. Brigham, Wholesale
druggists, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
A NJ PIERCE PRISONER.

a Hostile Who was Arrested as IA
SIP.
Mujor Spnrgeoh. of the engine RS
corps attached TO Howard's command
in the recent campaign in the north.
passed here Saturday evening on bis
way to San Francisco with Nez
Perce prisoner. Tie hostile was
caught in The Crow camp where it is
supposed be was sent as a spy by Chief
Joseph The officer did not know
what disposition the military authori-
ties would make of the Indian upon his
arrival NJ Fort Alca:raz. The prisoner.
who talked English, disclaimed ali con-
neeiion @iih Joseph. and stated that he
was in the Crow country on buffalo
hunt.
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Yard Master.

j. B. McGonagle. who for several
months was confined to his bed from
injuries received while attending to his
duties in the railroad yard here, is
around once more almost as spry as
ever. and now fills the position of yard
master at this station.
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The state Fair.

The Nevada State Fair opens at Reno
to day. Several persons from Winue
mucca, Battle Mountain and other
points along the road went down last
evening to attend the exhibition. We
regret that circumstances did not per-
NIT US to do likewise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

The Grand Prize Company shipped
west yesterday ten bars OF bullion,
valued ut $l5. OSl Oh.
The Arizona Miuiug Company, of
Unionville. shipped from Mill City Sat-
urday three bars Of bullion. valued at
81, $50 48.
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sANrnAsoI~co srooK REPORT.
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loo oaVa9r. 9ss ~ 30
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100 lneeftii line.
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100 bni'i'a. "a. 10 70.
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ll50 Jus.iee, Ia. rs DO.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15
Dramatic Club.

There will be a meeting Of the
Dramatic Society at Centennial Hall
this evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

THE Ell Dorado hosting works, at
Belmont, Nye county, We're burned last
week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

Rev. 5. p. Kelly, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, is per-
fecting arrangements tor holding a
teachers institute at Carson about the
18th of November to continue five
days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-15

Furnished Rooms TO Let.

FUEHEsH0N EtOOIlhS 10 Lets
BY the day. week or month, at
reasonable rates, by Mrs. &. A.
Kreukle.
Inquire At the premises. opposite the
depot. oct.2 I'm.
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q g a ID ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., l Will
sena ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy WAS discovered
by u missionary i'll south America. Send d
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH i.
INadAS, Station D, Bible House. New York
City.