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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
TO ALL WHOM IT May
CONCERN.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
n his interest in the Paradise Stage Lite
desires to settle up all accounts at once.
Those having claims against him are re-
Quested to present the same, and persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to him
will please call at the City Drng Store and
settle. @. A. DESAUSSURE.
Wlnnemucca; June III 2W
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
Emfgrants.

About one hundred and eighty
emigrants passed through last night
going west.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15

A FINE ivory mounted ebony fou
keyed picolo-price 81. worth $l2.
For sale at Uncle Harris, 702 Kearney
street.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15

YEyo OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC =
Il in general, we beg to- anno'uce that
henceforward we shan have our place of bus :
mess closed every Sunday, comm encing Navy
lStna. ResnectfuffYA
= RETl.NskFcr EsccD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
Gold, silver and Currency.

San Francisco, June Is,
Silver 6k
Trades 95h 9Gk
Greenbacks g5% 05L
cold opened in New York to-day at 5
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
Last Evenfng's Board.

285 Meadow Valley ID zoe
725 Raymond Il Ely So 6T
400 Eureka 1917 1914
1870 Jackson 3 81
100 Belmont 95c |
100 Rye Patch "a
$50 Leopard 260c "a
295 N Belle l71s II
100 Manhatten IA
1870 Panther so 45c
1860 Hussey 10 zoe
$40 q Prize 80 8 $50
400 Modoc 21s 220c
300 New Coso "a pa
1900 G. Chariot l.
$50 Empire lH
$50 Leeds 4 l40c
1885 Baltimore go SOC
1850 Silver Hill 21s 265c
255 Challange 2 IL
$50 Dayton zoe
$50 New York 40 Soc
270 Alta l
10 Lady Washington SOC
900 American Flat loo
1850 Andes llOc
200 n Carson l5c
so Leviathan soc
400 Prospect 80 Doc
$50 N Con Va rs S5c
100 Morning Star "a
1900 Trojan l "A 1900
1910 Gould x Curry 8 81
S45 Con Va 321s 32H 81
$50 B & Il 1917 1871
80 Gala 34A 80
465 Belcher 6 6T b30
875 Savage ~
1850 Justice IA "a
400 Mexican 81 9II
100 Ii & n So 6
20 Confidence 6
765 Ophir ~ 1919
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-15
This Mornings Board.

$50 Ophir 1G l6H
go Mexican 81 ga
1860 Gould IL Curry 81
1865 Il IL b 1917 10
270 California 80
275 Savage ~ IL
200 Con Va 32I 32H
$50 Chollar 80 3411
1900 II x N So TX
9l5 Crown Point So So
1856 Yellow Jaoket 7s+ 80
500 Imperial ll5 ll0c
20 Kentuek So 81
735 Alpha 10 l4T
$50 Belcher 61S b30
1905 S New 81 81.
100 Confidence 6
800 Utah 1917 1917
2255 Bullion ia ~
1905 Exchequer 50. 50
ID Seq Becher I'll
$40 Oyerman Is 1872
1885 Justice IA 75s
$50 Union 81 Ga
900 Julia 260 265c
800 Caledonia $50 370c
800 Baltimore 60 $50
1885 Silver Hill 3 $3.50
10 Challauge ~
$50 Dayton so 65c
800 New York 80 $50
455 Alta
90 WoOdville 25c
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28

made ND In combinations with glossy silks or
satins In almost every style, the princess
leading In favor.
Black Swedish gloves Of undressed kid are
fashionable for demi toilet.
Kilt plaits In the back OF polonaise skirts
are q feature OF the moment.
Low, square-necked princess dresses are
the most fashionable for evening wear.
The prevailing colors for cheyiot tartans
are combinations of gray, blue and RED.
Among the finer kinds Of lace when are
again coming into vogue Is the honiton lace.
Beaded trimmings almost cover evening
dresses making them look as 1t studded with
jewels.
Strawberry vines, showing leaves. fruit and
flowers, are among the prettiest Of hofal gar
INJURIES for evening toilets.
Anna OF Austria cuffs and large puritan
collars of sheer linen cambria are coming In
vogue, trimmed with the finest Valeneiennes.
A new ornamental bow for the throat Is
made of ribbon of two contrasting colors
tying small cluster Of flowers on shells OF
valenciennes lace; the ribbons hang in ends q
yard long.
Cloth round hats, matching the cloth of the
ulster, are now In favor for travelling wear.
They have soft, round Derby crowns, made OF
many gores the rims stitched by the sewing
machine. little wing makes them look less
masculine.
Very few cravats are seen, but there is a
variety Of cravat bows. The prettiest are %
combination OF olive, pale blue and pale rose
ribbon Narrow satin ribbon Is most frequent
ly used for trimming lingerie.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
JOKE BUILDING.

To illustrate briefly the Joke builders pro.
cess of building up @ joke we take example OF
d Boston punster Of some note He Is steal
ing from D. Western paragrapher when the
managing EDITORS brother-in-law comes I'D,
and the managing editor asked what Gid
grapher catches the words "cholera in
fantum. They strike the tympanum of his
ear, and are tested by the pun power test as
they 20 to his brain-tested long and care
fully-then the look of deep study gives way
to that OF Joyous victory. The Photographer
drops the scissors. seizes pencil and writes,
'scholera itlfantum equals that OF collar In
phantom" Here Ia the foundation now to
buildl Up go the photographers sleeves, and
away travels his mind in the old beaten track,
thus.
Collar -in-phantom. Let's see-collar-
mans collar-peculiarity OF mans COLLAR
on, yes-present style like q main sail
that skim the sea, boshl Let's see. Young
mans collar, q phantom. How? Suppose o
young man wakes up and sees his collar. He
might think 1t q ghOSt-a-mean phantom.
Good Then let's understand, now. Young
man wakes up sees o big ghost--hits it.
better say six-shooter, guess-and finds 1t
to be his ollar-inphantom Good; here
goes"
He takes his pencil from his lips, brings his
vision from d Thousand miles away to the
desk, and writes and scratches out and inter-
lines.
The following joke appeared in q Boston
paper the next day:
the other night and saw ghost In his room.
Selling mis- six-shooter, he approached 1t and
found It was his collar which Was standing
on the floor. He calls it a case Of collar in
phantom"
Thus those Eastern iokers do it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
Magnificent and deliberately carved Rosewood.
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor, Bed Library
and Diningroom Furniture OF celebrated
New York manufactures. consisting In part
of beautifully. carved Rosewood Parlor
Suit; rich and artisticaly carved Walnut
Diningroom Set; elegant and costly Bed
room Sets with Glass Door Armoirs: valu..
able Brussels and other Carpets; splendid
Library Set. beautifully carved; magntf-
cent Hall Set; elegant Bronze and other Or
naments,
Together with n large and beautiful collection
Of Glass. Plated and Chinaware.
Besides numerous other useful and ornamental
Household articles.
Also
A splendid toned PIANO and Stool, being the
entire contents OF the elegant family resi-
dence No. = Amelia street. between st.
Charles and Carondeet streets third street
above Louisiana Avenue.
RY ALBERT PAUI-Auctioneer- 80
- Exchange Aley-On TUESDAY, the Both
Of October 1877. at II O'Clock a. M, will be sold
at public auction, at the above mentioned resi-
dence-
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF FURNI-
TUkE therein contained.
Terms-Cash on the spot. ocT til
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. FL. N. Jenkins, Solicitor OF Patents, No. n
Commercial Place, officially reports to the DEMO.
Graf the following complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week ending
October 2, 1877:
Mississippi NJ. Logue, csveat, bale
band tightener.
Alabama-James @. Ferguson, Cross Plains,
plows.
Arkansas-G. W. Atkins, Mobiles Lake, horse
detacher; E. o. Chamberlain, Little Rock, seed.
ing Rttachmen for harrows.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
no A WOMANs MOUTH.
tBostop Tranacrjpt.l

THUsUUIf
Tell me not a womar's radiant eyes
Can the marvels of her soul betray
For In trembling Of q lip there Hes
More of passion than glance can say.
Speech should be divine
From o mouth so sweet, 80 sweet as thine.
In the lids down dropping you may hide
Sign Of inner tempests that may reign,
But chiseled sadness will abide
On tho face of one who fathUms pain.
Speech should be divine
From mouth 80 sad, SO sad as thine.
All as night intenser dark doth show
After flashing Of the lightnings red
Smiles that cover majestic woe
Eadder are than widest tears were shed
Speech should be divine
From mouth 80 sweet and sad as thine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Joseph Prados.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. ss,497-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested, to show cause
ii any they have or can. why the account
presented BY Victor Prados administrator of
this estate. should not be approved and homolo-
gated. and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
oc19 as 2s* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
Notice to DeIlnausnts.

By notice published in the proper column II
will be seen that the State tax collector is deter
mined uron doing his duty to the State. Let
every taxpayer do the same. On the 1st Of No
vember next all those who have not paid their
taxes to the State will have their names pub
ished as delipquents, and it would be as well for
them to avoid the cost.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
Get your kid glo YES at Kreeger's,
Fine crystal and Bohemian glassware at Of
ner's 174 Canal, opposite Varieties Theatre.

There is nothing 50 pleasant of a Sunday
after the ma utinal tramp in the French Market
followed by a solid breakfast than to lay back
in a cosy arm chair and read the news There
is no better place to get all the papers and peri
book store. on Exchange Alley, near the corner
Of Canal street. There can be found the Lake
Side Library" with Jules Verne's latest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
New majolica ware at others. TIA Canal. op-
nOSita Varieties Theatre

The grand fancy dress and military ball Of
Battery b. Louisiana Field Artillery, prepara-
tions for which are being made on an extensive
scale, promises to be the ball of the season.
Our readers will be kept fully posted, and par
ticulars will be given when all arrangements
have been cOmpleted
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28

Get your lid gloves at Kresger's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28

situated at No 1870 Delord street, has most con
venient locality for persons living up town. All
the ear lines running up pass just in front OF
his door at Tivoli Circle i he doctor has one OF
the largest practices in the city. and very de-
servedly so, for his superior skill as dentist
has long been established by the superb finish
and great durability of his work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28


wear too large puffs, placed in upright posi-
ton at the back of the head, forming the en-
tire dressing, with the addition of smaller
ones at the top. A broad head may require
three puffs at the back.
Dark furs will remain in favor for street
wear but for evening, chinchilla, ermine and
other light furs will be in demand. Seal skin
sacuues are shaped to the figure, have as
much additional length as borders will give
them, and are finished in front with passe-
menterie buttons and loops. The re-adoption
of light furs will give great delight to owners
of ermine and other kinds Of light furs.
THE EMPRESS DRESS.
Among recent importations from Paris is a
very plain and economical style Of dress called
the empress. 1t is the princesse dress, with
this difference: It is not caught up in bouffant
drapery, but hangs in graceful folds from the
waist to the foot. This change in the draping
of dresses is said to be due to Worth, who de-
sires to see the rich brocades fall In natural
folds, instead Of being crushed and punched
up in panlers.
A REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
The New York Evening Post says: It ap-
pears from the recent arrival of some of
Worth'S best fashions that change is about
to occur in the flat, close style of dress which
seems now to have reached it's greatest ex-
'treme; the style referred to shows the intro
duction Of moderate sized tournures, and so
quickly are THESE changes maze from one eX-
IRENE of fashion to another that it is possible
that the reign of the Sheath dress will ere
long be over.
ETCETERA.
Floral trimmings for evening dresses are
richer than ever.
Cured cocks feathers tipped with jet are
very fashionable.
Flat founces, plaitings, bows and trim
mings. are de rigeuer.
Dark rich brocades, with intricacies of color
interviewer IN fagreeS OF arahesques, are
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-28

I've come for that basket, Hetty that you
took home yesterday by mistake for yours
said Charlotte. 81 hope you are not setting
your mind on Mr.. Larch, Hetty. He is far
above you, and"
mind your own affairs, Charlotte. You
have enough to do without minding more,
retorted Hetty, angrily, and flew out of the
room.
Mr.. Larch was at the tea table with Hetty
and her mother, when Andrew came in with
the note and laid 1t down on Mr.. Larch s
plate.
AS soon as his eyes fell on the writing on
the envelope, dark, red flush came over Mr..
Larch's face and he hastily thrust the note
in his pocket.
'sWhat can the school teacher be writing to
him about?' questioned Hetty of her mother,
when the meal was ended, and Mr.. Larch had
gone to his own room.
II have no idea, and no wish to know" said
Mrs. Martin, rather tersely.
When night had thrown its cloak over the
little town of Ascot, Hetty put on a dark
shawl and ran out into the garden. Her
heart was full, She wished this terrible sus-
pense about Mr.. Larch's love was ended. In
two days he would leave them for good. He
had stayed with them four weeks instead of
zone or two as he had at first said o, would
he speak before the two days were over ?
Would he tell her he loved her What a
triumph over Andrew, Charlotte Davis and
all Ascot, if she should marry the handsome
Rudolph and leave the d1ngy, stupid little
town forever.
Hetty thought after awhile she would run
down to Andrews shop and see him awhile.
1t was dull and lonesome in the garden. It
wasn't far to the shop, and she walked swift
ly down the road
She had to pass the cottage of Mrs
Thomas, where Mrs. Dean boarded. Hetty
stopped In amazement as she came near the
cottage.
Two people stood at Mrs. Thomas's gate.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-01
N UNI BIER a.
SALES UNDER WARRANTS @ON
CROP LENS

BY VIRTUE ofwarrants on lien to me
directed. will sell ut the mix Place, ''H
In said county, on the foprtl day of Reyj
Gender ucXt, 10 the highest bidder for
cash q lot of Cotton Seed. a lot or 'Rice,i1 ~
about forty bushels ofiCOrn,l and about
900 lbs. of Fodder, seized rs crop OF An,
drew Govan, under warrant Of Oh lien to L
T.rR. Malone, agent ofEn 4. Nix. ei,ucn;
,iJ, ~: t.ts ALSO, 1 jdi 10 3DrfnyG.
At The same place, on Tuesday the 4th
Of December, 1877. for cash. :tIot fCof.
ton Seed. Rice Straw and Fodder. and,i
Tbn>iIels Of Corn; seized us crop of,
Chas. tulchcsS, under w.itraiit on ilien
ITO L. X. Malone, agent of EVA. Nix. gti
ALSO,
at the same place, on Tuesday the 4til- :
December, 1877, for cash, about 80 bnstt- a
els OF Cotton Seed, about 40 bushels, of
Corn, and about 1900 TBS Fodder; Seized
as Gro , OF Frank Davis. under warrant
on On, lien to !. L. Malone, agent =, Az
aeEtioALsn3 ss9uiiqai hng 2
Al samctplacc, gu Tuesday 4tll Decems
Der, 1877. Tor cuslI. about 30 bushels of
Cotton Secd.i about 700 lbs Seed rCotton.Ss
about 1900 Fodder, and bushels of, !,
Corn; seized Us crop Of Emanuel Foglc,
under warraht on lcin to II. R!,Maione,
agent +. A. Nix. j,hr ,.rn ~.
81 u .iIFlNGSION,
Sheriff OrangebHfg County. 10 .
CONTINUED ON FOURTu PAGE.i,,t "a.
SALES UNDER MORTGAGES.
2. Hl VIRTUE Ola mortgage executed =
by GhaS Funchess and Andrew Goyan,.
to j Pike. | will sell at OrangcburS
Court House. on the third day Of Decem-
Der next. iui CASH. ole by hi;Iut ;It Ii,, I1iri
'Fannie;", onc Shaft Wagon. arii5Gtu
ALSO,
+, By virtue Of mortgage executed by
w Wlmley To ID F Slater. will sell ias
above, one sorrel mare Mile. . -.
ALSO, '''A
BY virtue of mortgage executed BY
Isaac ahu,.. Hfrry to ! L Slater, Will sell rs.
rui ~ '!r Also r.l, - rst- ri "I +,
by virturc of mortgage executed by,
j Ohm johnson TO. w Geo ID Sellers, will
sell at the plantation ofGcoD Sellers, on
the 9th day nfDece!nber next, for cash, one
QUE Mule one Caw, one SOW and nine Pigs.
j III. LIVINGSTON, Agent!
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-01

"All that plantation or tract Of land stu
ate lying and being near Fort Motto, nj the
county of Orangeburg and, State of South
Carolina aforesaid, containing l44 IL acres
more or less, butting and bounding to til 9
northeast va branch rnnnng thu ough the
"Goshen tract, to the north on land of Capt
IrezevaE:, and on all other sides, or the
said Goshen tract, now; the property Of the
said Daniel Zimmerman, from Augustine T.
Smythe, Esq, on the --- day of7---i--.
a. -. 1S :, aud has such shape, marks and
boundings as are fully dclineated and set
forth in plat of the same by Styles r. Mel
lIclamp, Surveyor, dated % April, 1872. as
will ntorc fully appear by reference to said
deed recorded IN the office of the Register Of
Slesne Conveyance; county of Orangcburg,
i'll vol. Is, page 500.
Terms OF sale, onc-half in cash, remainder
in two equal successive annual iDstalments
to be secured by bond or bonds of the pur-
chascr, bearing interest from the day of
sale, payable annually and mortgage of
The property. Purchaser to pay for papers
Anna NJ, Milhous and II. Benson Tarront n
Adm'rs Of Estate of John II. Millions
deceased. l.t .-,-,H
Thomas Erysor, Jas Williams ct nj
BY virtue OF the Judgment herein, I will
sell ut Orangebnrg court house, on the first
, Monday in December next, ut public outcry
during the legal hours of sale, to the Kigh
est bidder, the following tracts OF land, TO
wit:
lst. All that plantation Or tract OF land
in said county, wherein The said intestatc
resi;ltsl ri the time of his death, situate on
Rocky Swamp and its tributaries, Camp
BELLS branch Doggy branch and Titles
Rocky Swamp, containing 5000 acres more,
or less, and bounded by lands of Jacob
Stroman, Henry Tyler and other; The
above tract will he sold in pare els, Nos. /. .,
~, 5, &, I, ., g., 10, IL, ~, II, Is, lG and
IL, as will appear from plats which will be
shown or day of sale. @ -"yI i YG3.
Also all that certain tract of land, situate
in the county and State aforesaid, contain
ing 4oO acres morcDr less, being part of :,
certain tract of land formerly owned by
Henry III Bonnett, Containing 1889 acres.
more or less, and situate on GIcut Branch.
purchased by the said intestate from p, "
Dlbble, Assignee in Bankruptcy, of the said
II. Il. Bonnet. -
. This last mentioned tract will also be sold
III parcels, tracts Nos. IS, 10 and 20, rs will
be shown by plat on day of s,,le. 'f
Terms of sale, one-tlird, cash., the bill.
ance Oh Il credit of one and two wears. pur
cunscr4to give bonds bearing interest from
day of sale for the credit portion of their
respective purchases; such bonds to be Sc
cured by mortgages of the premises pur-
chase", and TO pay for papers and iccord-
lug.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-01

ticmedcine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and eveA the.
blood. In small doses of ono pill . day.,
they stimulate the digestive organs and,
promote vigorous health. tE
AYERS Pills have been known focs
more than quarter of q century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for then.
virtues. They correct diseased actioa ir;
the several assilhilative organs of the.
body, and arc SO composed that obstruc.
tions within their range can rasely withs
stand or ,cvadc them.l Not only do thcy
cure the everyday complaints Of every.
body, but also formidable aud dangeroia
diseases that have baiiled the beat ce
human skill. While they produce power.
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their apcricnt action they gripe much less
than the common pprgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infiamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing Il
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calon,ei
nor any dclctcriols drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being pnreiy vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ny
DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
sorp prnSticni nW a, and Asnnis,ical Ghsmists
aug Ii ,+,-,, .. 1y,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-01
a. ALSO
Martin Sylvester Gleaton, ci al
Against
Alnry Snin1S eIn

Mary Spiersr etai.
By virtue of the Judgment in this action,
] will sell at Orangeburg Court House on
the first Monday in December 1877, the
following lands, towit: .-ujF
AH that certain t.:lc. of land situate in
Liberty IoYnsl'ip; in tie county, contain
ing one hundred and forty -four acres. more
or less, bounded on the North by lands of
David Davis, formerly Poue, East by lands
CT Lewis Stuikie, South by lands of Adam
livingston, West by lands of fAmcrs Clean
ION,
Teams, cash, purchaser 10 pay for papers
and recording.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-01

or purchasers 10 give bond for tile credit
portion bearing interest from day of sale,
secured by Il mortgage of the premises
sold, ahdto pay Tor papers and record
Ing. AL ~ ..