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MORroN,s ImPARTIALurY.

A damaging statement against Sem
ator Morton, Chairman of the
committee appointed by the Uni
ted States Senate to investigate the
charges preferred against Senator
Grover of Oregon, by Hippell-Mitchell,
ia made under oath. by W. b. Highly,
who was indicted by the United States
Grand Jury at Portland for suborna-
ton of perjury in the Grover case.
Highly swears that A. w. Waters, Uni
ted States Marshal, and John Kelly.
Collector of customs in Oregon, hired
aud induced Stiles to swear falsely
against Grover. and that he was pres
emit when the agreement was made.
The object of this was to destroy
Growers influence in the Senate by
showing that he had used money to Sc
cure his election, and also to influence
the next election in Oregon. Highly
swears that he informed Morton of the
facts at Ben Holiday in Portland, and
told him that if be was. put
on the stand his testimony would be in
accordance Herewith. Morton advised
bin not to go before the Investigating
Committee in Oregon. but that bis
mileage and fees would be paid to
Washington, and he kept out of the
way under Morton's instructions.
This little transaction shows that Nor.
ton was more intent on making point
for his party by blackening the character
of Senator Grover than on conducting
the investigation impartially and ex.
posing the scoundrelism of Federal
officers in Oregon, who hired perjurers
10 swear away the good name of man
whose only offense consists in being a
Democrat. 1t is to be hoped that Nor
sOn may recover and be afforded op-
portupity to atone for this offense.
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$40 REWARD.

STRAYFp AWAY-A LIGHT ROAM
- horse about fourteen hands high; hob
bic marks on fore legs; bought by me from
Crawford of Paradise Valley. / will pay the
above reward Tor his return.
q. P. HARDING.
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EASTERN DISPATCH S


Sc. LOUIS. Aug. 81.
The workingmen OF thus city held a
large meeting yesterday to organize a
political party. Several who took part
In the affairs daring the strike were
present. A number of speeches were
made. all in favor of pressing their
claims at the ballot box. The result of
the meeting WAS the adoption of pre-
amble and resolutions declaring that
tor the first tins in the history of the
country the laboring and wealth pro-
duoing element stand face to face With
capital aud non.pToducers; that this
condition of things has been produced
entirely by continuous exactiuns, OPP
pressions and robbery, direct and midi
reot. of the working people by said nom
producers. Therefore, We sever now
aud forever all connections with politi-
cal organizations now existing and
form a workingman' party to be COM
posed OF workingmen only that the
highest duty of workingmen is to unite
RI one great brotherhood against their
common enemy; that we will hereafter
III our political actions have nothing to
do with amy candidates for office who
are not workingnen AMI who do not
shoroughlv represent the interests of
.workiognlsD- Delegates from different
wards IN rue city aud trades unions
xsfe appoin1ea. who will constitute a
ssA4niittes ~ prepare aud curry out q
slaa. u .c.LA .Or : Loli!icI campaign.
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ton. We captured an immense guam
tity of arms aud munitions. The Rus
sian loss is 1000. Many officers. in
Guiding General Tchoutchowassoff
commanding Russian cavalry, were
killed. We lost 1900 killed and
wounded, including several officers.
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Rs.olut,oa. Adopted q. phsl.d.iph,.
PH1IApkLPH1A. Aug. u.


PHILADELPRIA, Aug. 81.
The workingmen Of this city have or
ganized nnder the name of the Protect
i've Labor Party, and endorsed the
eight hour labor law. equalization of
taxes, compulsory education. with
liberal application of funds for that
purpose. and condemniDg the employ
ment of prison labor by private persons,
manual labor in factories by children
under fourteen years old, and all laws
making it conspiracy for lsboring men
to combine for their own protection.
sympatiAising with the strikers.
New YORK. Aug. 26.
At mass meeting OF workingmen
held to day, resolutions were adopted
expressing sympathy with the strikers.
This meeting was held under the aus.
pieces of the furniture makers who are
agitatiog an increase of wages to the
extent OF 25 per cent.
Norton's Condition Favorable.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 81.
Senator Morton's condition is favor
able.
Heavy Robbery.
BosToN, Aug. 26.
Roonall r. T,ond of Eulton straat
were robbed this evening of $29.0O0 in
notes, bonds, mortgages and cash. Two
men engaged the cashier in converse
ton in front of the store while a con-
federate entered through the rear door
aud rifed the safe.
A Drunkard Kills His Wife.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26.
William Wirnder, after nights de-
bauch. this morning killed his wife.
A Brother in-lavv Killed in a Drunk
en- Row.
HARTFORD, Con-. Aug. 26.
John Council killed his brother-in-
law. John Mshoney to day. Both were
drunk.
And still Another Killing
BosTos. Aug. 26.
John Riley, charging John Clancy
with improper liberties with his wife,
killed him to-day.
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Sherin'9 sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an order of sale issued out of
Inc District Coart of the Fourth Judicial
District of the state of Nevada, in and for
Humboldt County. In the suit Of John A..
Byrnes, plaintiff againss the Oakland Gold
and silver Mill and Miniug Comp ANY defend
ant, duly attested august 18th, 1877, have
LEVIED upon AL the rIgut. title and interest
the said defendant, The Oakland Gold and
Silver Mill and Mining Company had on the
LIST day of September A. D., 1875 in and to the
following described real estate to wit.
- hat certain mine situate in Indian Min
ing District, Humboldt county, state of Me-
vads known as, and called the Eagle Nine,
containing twelve hundred feet in and upon
said vein or lode together with fifty feet upon
each side of said lode aud extending the entire
length OF said twelve hundred feet" and al
SO all the right. tide and interest which said
defendant, the Oakland Geld and SILVER Mil
and Aiming Company has acquired in said
properly since said first day Of september A.
-. 1875,
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that
ON WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1877,
Between the hours OF 9 O'Clock 9. m. and
o'clock p. m, OF said day to-wit. at O'Clock
p. m IN front of the Court House door at the
town Of "ninemucca, Humboldt county. No
vada, will sell all the right. title and inter
est the said The oakland Gold l. Silver Mill a.
Mining Company had on the LIST day Of sep
TENDER A. d. 1875 in and to the above de-
scribed property and all the right, title and
interest it has since acquired In and to said
property, TO the highest bidder for cash in
gold coin of the United states to satisfy said
order Of sale, costs and accruing costs.
GIVEN under my hand st my Offices in Winnie
mucca. Humboldt county New, this 27th day
of August 1877.
C. A. KYLE,
aug27. Sheriff OF Humboldt Co., New.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the tax
~ on proceeds Of mines for the quarter
ending June 30, 1877, IL now due and payanle
at my office in the Court-honse of the County
of Humboldt, and that the laws for its col
lection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER. County Assessor.
by 8. BuOKAER.. Deputy Assessor
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A nd still Another killing

BosToN. Aug. 26.
John Riley, charging John Clancy
with improper liberties with bis wife,
killed him to-day.
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The Pass Said to be Taken.

LONDON Ang. 20.
A Times" Therepia dispatch of
Sunday says that the Governors of
Adrinnople aud Phillipopolis telegraphs
that Sulieman Pasha has taken Schipka
Pass.
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SIP ED PROGRAMME

FIRST DAY. MONDAY, OCTOBER rSr
TRoTrING-Premium $50; mile heats, in 8
to harness; free for all horses raised or
owned in this state Eastern Oregon,
Idaho. Utah or California east of the ST.
ezra Nevada. First. $500; second, $2oU;
third, $780,
RuNsIse Premium $500, fire.. for all horses
raised or owned in this State. Four or
more to I'LL, three or more TO start Single
dash for one mile. Firs3, $500; second !,
$l25; third SIS.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER IND.
TRorrrSa Premium 300; free for all horses,
raised or owned In Humboldt county.
FIRST, s2Oos second. si25: third. s75
RUNSINs-Premium $500. free for all horses
raised or owned In thi, State. Eastern Or
egon, Iddho. Utah or California, east Of
the Sierra Neyaaa. Mile heats, two in
three. First. S2S0; second. $3.50, third,
500.
THIRD DAY. WET NESDAY, OCToB RI ID.
TRorrISo Premium 800; free for all untried
three-year olds in tfas state, asst.
ern Greg n, idaho or Utah; mile heats.
two in three. to harness. First, $500;
second. SIl5s third. SIS.
RuNSIsg--PremiuEl $500: free for all horses
raised or owned ia this state. Eastern
Oregon, IdAho. Utah or California, east Of
the Sierra Nevada: mile heats three In
five. First, S4s0; second, $3.50; third.
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9Th
RUNNING Premium $500; free for all unit jed
three-year olds, or undcr four raised or
owned in Humboldt county; half mile
heats, two in three. First, $500; second,
500; third. 800
RUNNING - Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in this State. Eastern
uregon, Idaho or California, east OF he
Sierra Nevadas; single dash of three
4 Of n mile irgf &17hs Eernud
$l5O third. SIS
TRoTrIEo Premium $3.50; free for all double
teams owned in this State, owners 20
drive; mile heats, three In five, to road
wagon. First. $500: secoud 500; third,
$50.
Entri to the above race will close
September 28th. Horses Contesting in
the above race to be owned and driven to-
gtther for three months preceding the
day OF race.
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH.
EEssISG- Premium $3.50: fee for all horses
rsised or owned in Humboldt county:
single dash Of half a mile. FRS, sl25;
second, SIS; third. $50.
RUNNING r. Premium 500; free for all horses
raised or owned in Humboldt county;
single dash OF nne-qualt4r Of mile.
First, 500; second SIS: third, SIS.
RUNNING = Prem um 81 COO. free for all horses
GA the Coast: two miles and repeat
/ irst, 5000; second, $3.50; third $50.
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
AN Equestrian Tournament will take place ON
the morning of the Sixth day. Presents
TO the amount of $3.50 will be presented
to the contestants.
CONSOLATION RUNNI o-Premium 5000; free
for all horses that have not taken hrst or
second premiums during the Fair; mile
heats, two In three, First, $500: second,
$3.50; third 500, fourth, $50
A GRANb FAX RACE will ( Ike place
on the sixth day.
Also, A COMPLIMENTARY SPEED CoNrE r.
Single dash OF one mile free for all
horses raised or owned in the State.
Winning horse TO receive tha Winnemucca
Plate aud Gold Medal,
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Mukhtar Pasha telegraphed FROM
Guedikler on Saturday as follows !:
We have gained great victory. hav-
ing carried the Heights OF Kiziltepe
during the night. and repnlsed three
Russian attempts to retake them. Two
hnAdred cannon wera brought into ac-
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Rules of the Track,

First Speed cen ests will be governed by the
- Racing and Betting kules Of the Lay
Distinct Fair Grounds Association "
Second-.No entry will be considere without
1t is accompanied by the entrance money.
All entries will be closed NJ O'Clock the
day preceding each race, except for saddle
prem1ums.
In all the above races, -four or more must
enter. three or more must start.
An entry fee Of Is per cent of tia FUR %
competed for must be paid to the
Secretary at the tilne of entry.
G. @: BILES, President.
G. CHENowETa, Secretary.
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In the early part of 1910 Napoleon s
attention was drawn to the magnificent
diamonds worn by certain lady; he
inquired who she was, and learned
that her husband was q tobacco manu-
fscturer. Ln the following November
a decree appeared which announced
that this trade would in future be q
State monopoly. 1t Is 30 to-day.
There are sixteen factories.
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WiNNEMvccA DAILY
f r Z S II
BUTTER AND MILK

Will be delivered daily in quantities TO suis
cnstomers In any mart Of town Order left as
W. A Trousdale's viii be promptly nlled.
Stock pastured on reasonable terms
W. A.. TROUSDAIE Co.
prorriatora
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Bids For Privileges.

Bids For Privileges.
NJ 0TICE Is he 2EBY GIVEN THAT
IN sealed.hids viii be received at the office
sf the secretary of the II. ID. A. NJ. an So
ciety up to the hour OF O'Clock D. ~. Sen
TENDER 10Th 1877, for the following privileges
q the Society's Fair to be held al Winnemuc-
ca October LIST to 9th inclusive:
LIST. PoOl.privilege.
and. Baz Privilege
3rd. Beer Privilege.
4ih. Restaurant Privilege
9th, Confectionery. Fruit and lee Cream,
Privilege.
9th. Oyster Stand Privilege.
7th Least amount Brass Bands will en-
gage to furnish music du' ing the six DAYS Of
the Pair, Bids for music 10 state this number
of pieces to be used =
The beer stand will not be allowed to keep
anything but beer. All b.ds must bs accom-.
panied with Q guarantee that the money will
be paid TO the secretary i'll gold coin prior to
the day The party to whom Il is awarded takes
charAe of ths stand.
The Society reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. @ OnEsowErh.
augS-td.. Sec'y II. ~. A. n. x NJ. Society.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Fighting at schipka Pass.


A Russian bulletin dated Sunday
from Cejorny Studeni says fighting
continued on Saturday in Schipka
Pass with terrible violence. The Rus.
sian troops maintained their position,
and have repulssd several powerful at
tacks to-day.
Russian GenevaI Killed.
General Doroschinsky, who COM
manded the force holding the Pass fos
three days, met a hero's death.
Russian Ou,wOrks Taken
A dispatch dated Sunday says a tele.
gram from Sulieman Pasha announces
that he has finally taken two Russian
outworks in the Pass.
News OF Turkish Success
A telegram from Adrianople says
news has been received thss Suheman
Pasha had taken the third work and
was attacking Gabrova.
Russian Reports OF the Fight.
A Russian bulletin relative to the
battle at Schipka Pass says: The fight
ing continued all Friday. Our troops
retain all their positions. Our losses
during four days fighting has been
considerable Two hundred woanded
officers aud 900 men have been brought
to Gabroya. The number % killed is
unknown The cahnonade in the
Pass was resumed on Saturday morn
ing.
Rumoyed Evacuation OF the Pass
PARIS, Aug. &c.
1t is stated that dispatch announc-
ing the evacuation of Schipka Pass has
been received from Russian sources.
The Temps" says it has intelligence
that Sulieman Pasha hns captured.
Scbipka entrenchsnents with fifteen
guns. and pushed or to Gabrova.
The Pass Said TO be Taken.
LONDON Ang. 26.
A Times" Therepia dispatch of
Sunday says that the Governors of
Adrianople aud PhilIipopolis telegraphs
that Sulieman Pasha has taken Schipka
Pass.
Great Turkish Victory.
Aiukhtar Pasha telegraphed FROM
Guedikler on Saturday as follows:
We have gained great victory. hav-
ing carried the Heights OF Kiziltepe
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Auttiuu iloiitts
Auction SALE,
MONDAY and TUESDAY APRIL p and % alto 3oA NJ,
Of the entire stock OF
BLANK BOOKS, ENVELOPES, INKsrANDs. NOTE
PAPERS MOURNING PAPERS, STEEL PENS,
FANCY WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS
RUBBER BANDS
Miscellaneous stationery in large variety
FIXTURES SAFE. SHOW CASES, ac in store.
~ BROADWAY near Duane 81
THOMAS sTEARNs, Aueuoneer
By order OF
W TwINTNG
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CTEIE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud

President who was not elected by the people hANni
been insugurated at Washington through pfoee'''''
fraud, call upon honest ot ali PARTIES to fa9 70
scther IN determined and persistent crfi Tor Wr VI
rrcuon oi thls and Tor the punishment u"
guilty TO be enforced through the bsllotbor
For this outrage upon the risht OF scfso''fnm'N w
Republican party and its chosen managers are iHm"'
responsible, but the men who have tsstu oMe' 'N'''
such means and who are setualN .Ssrri'n h' i'"'
Of the Government upon such authority aye '''''' ~
guilty than they who conceived AMI executed Ns A"t
alelcd political swinile
The Fraudulent President and his aivicrshA''" %"
dertaken to for.Ak, the Sncicnt ways OF che ReiN
party ami having invited Democrat AMI ioimri "'
" occupy one OF ihc most nnI oftAnt ,fice' 900 "'
net propose ~ dcbsueh the honest pubic "n" re -
the South by the bs,owAl OF oficss ant ty amen f-
system OF Government subsidies TO rAnroa'' ana
hopins thu, 10 complete IN corruption tne WORK N'
fraud Al the same time with hypo'riu.a ifrf
reforming the civil service they hstter uir
Northern theorists to the end tat the sf'A'
which this Administration IS founded may be o'v'
ana eonionei
Against TINS complex scheme, as against Oh. '''''
tors with whomt originated. We cal tHon ih~ H''
commence Immediately campaign silne n' '' -
perunactuus We promise them rlatrom ''-i.
ueeni THE SvN shall neverbc found ls.saf'
a. th,s holy crusade and we invite new &c 1910
every quarter to ION IN the movement
To our old friends and readers atoiy If about nj
OF souls-tha same number ~ the ma ouN NJ Il" 10
Icns who. IN November last. voted no s-n'H
for rresuient-we need only say that Ne 'h'
hereafter, A. in the past, to contend q h0ne'f
form. economy, and justice m puhlc affairs ana ''
shah still endoayor to suppy a.! "ho may
columns with careful. comp.oie, and uN'iN
counts Of current events sni ,iran e''N pA''
world. while rom Washington, ssle.ia'iy, QUA '''
Will continue 10 he iull accurate, ami iraf'"
The price OF the dany SrN !, 65 cut' I'D WIT.
$3.50 year post paid or, with the suniN ''''''
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK ASD "rfhiiLADELpnlA
'''"''''" dsip6.a IN sew 3ork. '''''
p'aol; rIses r ,@s mos, I@PrSyss E1%Ems. anihs
ESrrc" trains leave New YORK. via Desbro,,e, AMI
So s''iS,,' - y > nmie-if 10 ,oAM. htNal
s9'r N.nni L m"'n'sht sunday $50 A NJ
Eeio.nns ans i,aye Philadelphia . %, 40 7,7an
s@ 7sii- ~ w. az i -mii9sSi On SHaisT
,,i,sc, once. $50 ,ni ." Braatw,y,, No A.,o.
Z, no9en ~, ii2 ant ~ ai'oa st. 9as.ssa
FRANK THOMSON. Lr FARMER,
a II, ,i,sini 'Ssner, nREW and 81 JOHN leave
~ NJ Pare only Fl 50 and a reduction to ali points
Rooms warmed by steam during the cool months
ALBANY AND TROY. Isandssy eeycqinr. boat;
~ Ee.snl .tsmer fi.GNAS FGMELL leays' ricrle,
AMI Gs ,,9s e.oi 10 Al, rnt. ''''
anu ''''"'' '"''S JOSEPH c6ESELr Superintendent
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
nnl West Ncw ant magm,, ent steamboat, esve daily
Lro, = Through tickets s9ll ana baggage checked to
.tlusltal snstrumtns.
A GREAT OFFER.-Dlring these hard times we
used 4 wear, stop organ. tl1 stems $40 stops,
So STOPS. 80 ~ stop, s'p. ~ stops sl0p. cash not
used Nr'i M etcct order ana warranted sheet music
amt l,aiers ~ IAN ST, between Broadway aud I'M
Nvr-ity iiHor
-sIOO-7.octave rosewood Iinnoiorte and stool
"A. pianos to rent - per month, m.talncnts taken
s.'cnlN, rev upright ami square pnnonfts beautiful
- BcecScr ,tuear BoWery.
4 FEW second hand weber pianos at very great bar,
y nus of them used hut very short time by our
lc-tm-icans, and really almost AS GOOD As new, iuy
warranted IN rNcry respect Please call AT the
WEBER WAREROOMs. 9TH Az. AMI 10Th 81
A RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase a hne
y piHnoiortc Al greatly reduced prices iAlNlS hkpS
MNl ui,r this week ~ piano.. new and second hand Al
prise, Varying from $50 10 $3.50 l45 and li7 9TH @v,
corner .l't i
FEW secoui hand Kranich Bach, and other max
n e pianos at great bargains 2tl ami 2ij East +1i 1t
PIANO n perfect order for $50 $50, s75, Is month
~ y payments 81 Bowrry.
MASON q UAMLIN CABINET ORGANS are now
| As LOW PRICES As THE VERY POOREST ORGANS.
500, wIt nine stops, including new solos silt Organs
| may be- obtained IN payment oi ~ 20 Aui upward per
Quarter dse months, for ten quarters Ie,S ars ~,
ExHiIBIfSl'o,NNs - 'HteEST' yEAHs fRASG LIszr
| Tnnonrrs them SUPERB. Catalogues lrce. Ware
| rooms, - Union square. Sew York.
| JTPRIGuT and square pianos so to $3.50 % and
u slOmOnthly Ill paid rent - upward. BETS, \
| Union square iih aYl near ith St
SE0 -PIANOFORTE.- Installments or rent 81
EcO monthly great chance. J. BIDDLB, 10 Wa'erley
| place, near Broadway.
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s,nns Q)Mbiass.
{ ost ano SounO.

eNI-uu a lnN evening. part of q Cofhl earring. ON
- -fl aF hH -'tN 4 Use finder Wall be reward, hy
hHt ~ -lu.D 80 Stl uN.
$50 N" AHD. INC ,'il di,osdd, l,r-on has
WV i.', n.. .. iur. h-.. sisuat ANElN' s SHOW
lti l''D'i. ut Iul boN,ff Above reward Wall be
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.
PARASOLS.

Az fNNENSE VARIETY OF PARASoLs MOUNTED
IL GOLD siiNER rENRL IVORY. EBONY. HORN.
AND CARVED WOOD HANDLES
CANOPY Tor PAKNsOLS IL BEST IwILLED SILK
$3.50 ani upwards
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TUCks OVER EACH FLorNcE. "a CENTS
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WARD
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