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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
REGULATING TIE CARRYING OF prs7o,,

Corporation Counsel Whitney \, nj 10 The A.,
men, Yesterday long opinion favor ~ the ,-, UT
board 20 rczuh B. tho carrying u pistols and ne
draft Il al ordnance. Which lac tiIks tao bad CA.
ad0Df. 'V
Tir pfop1sei ordnance provides that every pat.or
public ufAc RS ard - permit sh II 49,. ~
Issued WHO sna have III ~ possession psol concl
biz peiaDD, not carried olruly shalI h. 49, %
guilty OF Dielcmrin0r, aud shall. ,o ,..,'insf
on cony.ctO. by fine rot ere.efss~ '''..
imprisonment rot exceeding tn dsys. ANY ~, 10
copt public ofic"r vino has arr . b sfol ~ r.
protection, ply g. tie OH u comma a Al - 20
house Of a. pTrcinct DO icI he resides and n - ,on
The aUplc- MT - pDIcr tsa1lfing prrs n ~
give &c Iusnsat on q tne ~upeftnt ufeqf ~ III
u ssne permit rhe or nance ai-o requ ~ lhai 10
to - u b" nuni concea cd tho person u auv - s
tel for df ery nduct iltOr anon lie oa n.
ing The arrest shan state The fact b. tHe police ~
shdIl MAKE reptrttsc unpltlut. -'" nd
IN e1o'p,ug png oiers, reference Is male neuae,
the pole force, sleT. marsh ils, some other aN
The ordinance VA be considered Az tho nexL rn,ete :, y.
bOarf. - ne
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a RECEPTION 10 uR. WASaBCRNE.

THE CITIZENS or GALENA GIVE HIM A HEARTY
MElCOME
CHICAGO Oct. 16-A Gacna special to The
Chicago Tribune says that the heavy ram this after
noon did not prevent large and imposing de
monstration bgnor Of T. Is. Washburne, ex-Mins
ter IT, France, by his felIow-citzans OF all parties
aud rae tonight French and German hags
decorated the stage, with the motto. Galeua
nonors the man who honors the nation" Mr.. Wash
burpes appearance the signal for uni Oundcd ap
plause. The meeting organized with K. w. McClel-
Ian as President Mr Mcclellan delivered addr IS OF
welc.ne, winch the audience heartily approved; ;
and the Rev Mr.. Lorenz made addrefs In rnal in
behalf OF his German friends Mr.. Washburne In
reply made a long speech. He rocounted the various
events OF his life since leaving Galena ana ex res
bis qualification at his ability To nave DISCHARGED
his duty satisfactorily TO his friends lie toR
occasion a. denouuce unsparinglY the subsidy
schemes Of the past AID present. en- g.
making special reference ~ the Southern Pacific Rat
road. tie paid warm tribute to General Grant lie a.
ludod length to his career as minister To France
and the difficulties Of his posi- on. hankng the u r
man cuzns for their appreciation OF Lis services IN De
half If their cOuntrymen he close with euIoSy o.
Il.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

TIE TAMMANY TICKLT MADE UP.
CANDDM ON The COUNTY AND SENATE STATES
The Tammany County and Senate ticket, rs
finally decided upon yesterday. Will be constituted Is
follows:
Justice OF the Supreme Court-John r. B~dy
JUICES of the MArin- C,urt-Ge0rse snei and James
Req T. r-Cpares z. Locw.
senator, ivan Di-tIci-EX-Ind1e join Hogan.
Senator, Nfh DI,tr ct-Aitltd Narsan, a.
5 mao, Win ID sIlct-Divd Dudley feld
lie contrst IN The With scnatc D.stlct lies between
Martin NacnimaIu. and l.. +. COINS. No decision be-
ecu item has bc,u arrived az bdi one OF the other 81
these viii be the candidate T,u,uany. Tinmauy b.
waiting aud WutcLin- 10 see what tie anu-Iamuanv
Organization viii uo. lac anu-Iammauy pcoile have
uo DISPOSITION tn gear TO nuiiiuate combination
LcA,t Nil b8adcu lac les. senator, WHO rs = hc-
uulnul but viii select D. loc.lt. james Duy, VII"
"A, nruusly stated IN rest rday's TRIBUNE tO he
r,mnauy cauuiatc, is very nkev 10 T. cciNe Tie anil
funInany nomination III ease Coz,ls II pa
i,,ta. Il BY 1...iuauy. GA the other had,
u,.n, s.ould nominate AacAtminn. Tie disposition
o. nc att iaIunan peollc seueraiy Is To nominal
q rni,i a tie Dsiiio, 10 Tr-ey cDnpuscd OF Germans
I.c two %. gu lit'ns, i.innin' audah- ln"uy axe
watching ,ac. ,tlcr vera ,,0o-.y iH tnis dist.1c..
A, ne VItItn D.tu.ci MI Voornc,s offered the
noMLatlO. Du, HcC1nsd 30, ant tn,rc ore "a" opponent
d. D. major Is ADy, Vino viii Ice tic ai lrlnuaiy cIudl-
di, Ds Teen resolved u. on. Moifiss 10 L. pretty well
4,~urd NOW, VIII run IA tnr IND Di-tIlm Ih-
sid of ,hr Vnth. /. l. problne int OBrcn
DInI-eif may he put forward !" ,0P'Se DaVo
Du..cy FcIl 1hc nou.nIuon Of David Duo"y fiei d,
Dc Tat Il Jtucs L. sni"l is cohcs'i"h t. me III
den iHcuon. Ih'tv az great many ita ohs OUTSIDE "i
pulIues aso wv Nj fei" shouid urse e" &C., ne " NV
la.uuaiy II b hhuul1 scnC hln Ia the = nate Nir Ficd
coIi' atm "i ,hr avs "i nis own manu- ic' "l''
whIch he - cNccednSi} = ious 81 mt'uS p'',' IL
sit.4 fG4uish by ,-" l. Si, live Comniitcv
ana prOpOo,s To ~ 10 tie senate III odef 10 make
VI, Icw OIL! abe Assembly nominations have been d 10
cid,u upon. Joan Dor. gn II tii Ia tne 10 D'lct IN
ol lacy to &c ,Le candidate from the XVIII DIS
rc General spino. niS bc,n push n ais ms 10 &c
Sc4atOIS1p IA eiI,l aha ~ p,iS sttuce ID bkeIy 10
hliu . tunnliilili' ioh iot t-' Assembly
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GENERAL HARLAN SUSTAINED BY DEMOCRATS

LOUISVILLE KY, Oct. DISCRIMINATING,
editoriaiy, upon the selection Of General JOhn a. Har
Ian as an Associate Justice the bench # the Supreme
Court. The OourterJourn1t OF to- morrow viii say:
Since Lis appointment talked OF, General Harlan
has accused of benz Radical Republican on the
one hand and the otcrO having reject 81 COusttu-
tiOnai amendments. Neither statement Is rue III point o
fact Although party man Oi the srcteai Sect Cen
cra IIarian'S Republican sIn has been expressed III
terms when have made MIN At all times "a po 'ulli
a. e1ker IN Kentucky He has certainy earned the APP
uantment Marty service Among TIE ats, the
prcyalns onni seems 10 be tnat II hepuplcan l. iu
succeed judge DAVIS General Harlan ls Oh many pc
coIuts excellent man Tor the place. lawyer of III ~
legal standing, sprung from old and distinguished uatNe
STOCK, viii undoubtedly aCd 20 tie cons 'iNatis"
d. W II a. the ty OF TIE ngh court OF wncn De Will
Dc a member. Has confirmation Is a mere matter oi
90
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1sfor Tousc-The Hon. Catch Cushing, Of Mass
acusetrs UTgfiHfnsfGr Roiet-Manuel ". Peraa, MIN.
is er Tor Rica Wasl ngou- 'ete porH oe,-
Titan J. Cole Of lyana. FJh ApenuS Uo'et-
Ix.f;nvenor &. G. Wlshbun. Of WiscOnsn Nell Gilmore
srprinter dent Public Instruct on Albany JoiD r.
M IN of the New Insurance Department, ana El"aIu
Avery and Joseph BHTuetf of Ecern Hous-
(ouiIau Il. IMAM mus TX
ScuaforDaii.I T. Wood. Of SyTacus" q lsV HOhsc une
states District Attorney Calvin child OF Connecticut
W,TI,r NJ t-fe ~ ID. Plsb ~ superintendent or the
New York stat j. NJ. ,amde Of West virginia
and DR. C. H. BTown-~tq arr, Of boston. -.--h hr"GtI
lloel-Siate Senator john fertig, Of Pcnnyvauh re
rDr c. b. Wrign President Of The Northern racine
Iailroad Company ami Frederick BILLINGS, OF Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
ESSEX COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

The Essex County Republican Convention
assembled at the lc4a House III Newark yesterday AZ
teruoou Joseph L. Mum, Of T. st Oring' wac elected
Chairman. Nominations were called for County Clerk.
ardS v c. Van ltenssIlaer, T.. T. q inn, james lln.
John W. Spcer, Aaron G.. Baldwin, James ". Grover, Dr.
William \. sini,h IewI, l. CARLISLE, Edward seay Joan
Il Werds jeremiah PJnier, C.arle~ H. Madison, L. ..
D,rrnus SIuiucl IOinbs aud Giles Vaudeville were
named The hrst formal billct re ulted as follows;
Van Rensselaer,. 81; Giilin, 81; QUINN ~ smith,
II: Baldwin, 10; Madison, IL; Glover O.;
Toomhs IL; Specr, 9 Poner, / Wees, On
. seventh ballot tie vote stood snith, GS ;
Glilu 5s QUINN, 55. Quinn was 81 en- Opiri, VII. H.
al, ti,. ciEti ballot, Sul.n rtcrly'd IL and G h 90
J fore the vote WIS amnuul crd. tIe Delegates eli uLed
tnr votes aud made nomination II d. smith untf
ntous For Coinn.-siO OF the Public R,ad Buard,
J.uu IIWltrlc was nominated by accmna,iOtt tx Gov
crnor Newell, the l. publican candidate Tor Governor
va t, introduced, AMI male long aidrts, uwrLiuR
nitlulaIy up ~ the cost OF lis admiA,ttdiu IA com
iauon wi 10 tne cxp nee Of tire administrations Of Gov
ri,ni- Pa ler, Il .nloll AMI BeCle. He entLDs.
received.
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p Q S s c RIPT.
3:t5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
! pANGEROrs CRISIS IMPENDING.

IoNDoN, Wednesday. oct. II. 1877.
The Times Paris correspondent says the attitude
already attributed 10 the Marshals advisors IL dis
gushing They said to be resolvrd-to use tho
unfortunate expression Of the Duke Decarzes in his
last speech-not 10 disarln. II must be hoped that
this Is uufpundod. IL IS doubtful however
whether tley count on tie continued
support of the Senate. 1t is said that on the day
the session of the AS mby opens before the Cham
Der of Deputies organized, the Senate intends
to show that il repudiates a dangerously passive
role and to point out to the Cabinet what sexpected
from it in obedience IT, the will of the country.
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STATE POLITICS.

LEGISLATIVE NOuINArONs.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Oct. 16.-The Demo-
crafts ~ tue Senatorial District O.ange and SULLIVAN
C. mtcs I'm convention here to-day renomlnalod the
Hon. ID. u. 81 joan, OF Nrwburgh.
SING sING. ". V. Oct. l6.-Aa Democratic convention
OF the TIA District OF Wcstchc.tcr County, held M Phe
Bridge today stephen +. Horton OF PeeAskli was noun
mated Tor Assembly BY aCciainafiOi
ALBANY. y. Y, Oct 10. The Democrats nave homln
atcl Wa. j. Malar iOr h"naeor from ihls olsulct'
SENATOR wooDIN's POLITICAL OPPONENT
ArBrRS " V, O,t l6.-The Morning Aetos OF to-Inor-
row WiI contain the following letter:
10 jlessrs. BURNHAM, ROE, CURTIS and LOUNsBukf'
Committee. -,
GtNTIEuFS: | sincerely and deeply appreciate the
m nor which tue Democratic SENATE rial Convection OF the
XVII District bestowed upon me. by placing NE ia
nomination for State natOr altuOu=h against my X
dressed wish. crfcing personal interests 10 the
d.in inds Of men Of AL parties, accept the Iespos py
aud nomination. t. Therefore, pace mysrI ~ t1e
han ds VI the electors of Ciyugd and wayne, ana guy
br mise that If elected. shall Try 10 do my whole
duty diigenUy, fearlessly. aud honestly. -
' CHAs. NJ Ross.
NOMINATION DECLINED.
FLUSHING L. l., Oct l6-RObert Wl.ots mas positively
declined the A sembly nomination by the Republicans
OF tue LIST District
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OBITUARY..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOHN d. KuRTz.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1G.-Lieutenant-C Colonel
John d. KurtE Engineer Corps, u. 5. A. died suddenly
tins morning. at the residence of nis brother4niaw In
Georgetown Coouel Kurtz left Philadelphia yesterday
TO attend meeting OF the Board OF Amy Officers, to
make final report in regard TO the Washington Mouu
menL lie arrived in Georgetown about p. m, and APP
pearsd 70 10 In good health During tie evening ha COIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
TWO LARGE FIRE5 IN ONTARIO.

WHTBY, Ont, Oct. l6.-A fire occurred to-
night III Liwlcr & Co.'S grocery store on Dundas--t,
caused by the upsettng Of lamp, ant, spreading viii
great rapidly, before Il WIS eLtinSulshed property
amounting 10 100000 DESTROYED.
AYn, OuL. De. lG-Pipcr's woOlirn factory has been
DESTROYED by lire. r.e from $4,000 u $4,000
INSURANCE about SIl.OtO.
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A 10y came along TO one OF our negbbo,,.
houses nOlGius vor di.ty dog, and as4ud c I, h. ~,
man 81 t,e mouse Don't you want O. buy dO- Me
TIE boy lOOke1 puzzled. well" -aI he. at .n'.;
terrier" &" Aud is the rest" asked the eeuiier,a
1.-THE rest" aDsWel ed Inc boy, "w1y tue iest 80
iu,J dog" -
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ALARGE JUDGMENT IN A RAILROAD CASE.

ST. JOsEPH, Mo-, Oct. lG.-ln the Circuit
Court % Buchanan CoIny, today, 10 the case Of TO-
egn bondholders represented by vol.Wen. Agent
.ur G. clJ and Southeastern Railroad, judgment was
en,clcI piinun 41,376 100, Ni,n de- zee o.
foreclosure against the Atcnl-uu branch.
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and at 8 O'Clock tbis morn,Dv,.

planned Of feeling H. and at 8 O'Clock I'm. -
died. ''Hnghs
Lientenant-Colouel Kurtz has been in the r ~
Eineefs Tor thirty Dyc years. lie was colnni..
secondlieufcnaut from the Military A,as,,, n"'
He served al lhrough the war. and ros. 4, no -
colonel In cnnsequcnc, 81 bis services d. io, o., vi
period. He was born IN thc D'sfrf OF Conmb,, var
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no doubt Tint he would be elected II he chose to acc
te nomination.; bur he had consulted with some OF MS
fried and decided rot allow his name TO be used on
the uekct undor ally circunist'nccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
JUDGE DANIELS RE.NoMINATED.

Judge Daniels received a telegram, yester-
dny from Buffalo announcing that the JudicIar' Con
yeiltiu, district, had unanimously fe-homhateu
him lur Supreme Court Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY at HUN.
II PHIt@Ys, 3 Fu on 81, aud 90 Broadway. aOos
fthst Specific Manual sent free on a pfcat b..
Mfr. Beatty. " ashlngton, M, Piauos & Organ,
IA -bestuny loos l2sopOig nskJ rano-, Al 50c,tse5G
STRUCTURE, Impotence, ana Diseases of TIA
G7UnrauV. Orgsns rsdoaly Ani speedily cnrsL ode,
sotf- = lu5- HENkf \. HNHltt.- ID. - LsKinxaa.r
Is'HE ROCKINGHAM,
Il BROADWAY, CORNER jGTH IT
Absolutely FIRE pr OF aparii-ts eEf rrfs. healed by
steam; clbILet finish. ventilation and plumbing na fact
healtnest location ia the cry elevator Apply lrcnlss
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had Liver disease for thirty years, men,
rag In the st0u Hch aud rIrumaflsm 30 here.
or cured M but HOlMANs PAD JOHN SHRyIiLs tl AGO M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
REPUBLICAN CONNEXIONS IN BRooKLYN.

The primaries Tor The election OF delegates
Of the vaaious Republic Conventions of Bro K
lyn and Kings County wero held last evening
in the various wards OF Brooklyn. The Cy
Convention meets October -. az 1880 y. IN. {;
the C5unty COuY niion on OcoDcr 20, AT $50 r.
m the ia s. Material District convention on OCtO. az
% al D. H., and Toe liid ou the evennS OF ne same
DIV. All tie above cuuNCnuuni VIII assemble III the
orls of the Rrpubliran General Commute Cuuft--
The As-eubl j. strict Conventions VIII meet 90 OctO-
Der % at huu4s aud places varying with eych district
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IADnouncoUen al

A lingering and generally fatal disease ofte,
results from severe II ei, 70 ake csre q ite Better
pru1ently Ort 10 Dr. JATAES EAfEcTDKANI
mpom ~ cough cod svOd plan Ing In ha 10y.
ten The seeds Of an incursbe lung throat ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
PURRoY's SUDDEN DESIRE FOR PRIVATE LIFE
The Tammany Committee on Organization yes

teId received rcpo T. the various districts n rela
ton 10 the ~ Mares and the condition Of the district OF
gauIZaIor ul,tec appointed 70 rrpaFc itsI-
uuus for presentation Ia the County Ccn'cuon, TO DC
leld on TAursday. Alderman Puiroy, ~ explanation ~
ms conduct convention IL N ack, said ihit
e went thee ceiytd in rcga 20 tho srrnstn oil The
Tau.mauV candidate for senator, Richard IacIs, ana
found Ls decca ion in the minority. L. renamed In the
minority min hgtt. Speaking ~ refrvnce To
hts prnpustd nomination AdermAn-at Large la tnIs
county, MI Puroy informed Tie committee tht he had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17

UIInITy
thcir arr ng'm nis tor Fan inter- boari M,
GRAND CINftAL HuTEL M II the le.i Accommodation u hi.
CITY TO rmanent boarders reducing 10 SlO snd sl2 psf
week -
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nome Ne VS..
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDNUT'S IN
BROADWAY.
pROMINENT ARRTvAIs.

sam.67'. Noon. 7s'. an NJ. 1872 MdnlshtoS'
Highest dnrirg The day. 70 Dnvr'r Do
Average 66 - Same nav. 1876 AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
A NOMINATION. DECLINE

FLUSHING, l.. Oct 16-RObert Wnots mas positively
declined the A sembly nomination by the Republicans
o. the LIST District
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war in North America IL i, said that Gates made
tie terms easy because he was alarmed by the ex-
petition of Vaughan and Wallace rs far up the
river as Esopus. Burgoyne, on the same account,
felt inclined to withhold bis signature from the
convention. Gates on the morning of the 18th,
drew up his forces in order If battle, and
sent to Burgoyue peremptOry message, that II
the articles not signed by him Immediately. he
would open fire upon him. Upon this, Burgoyne sub
s,rOed his name. AID preparations were made for
formal surrender. To the tune of " Yankee Doodle"
d body of the Americans marched into the lines Of
tine British while they marched out General Gates
had ordered ali his ont of sight of the conquered
The number of prisoners, iucluling officers was
,. 791. OF whom 2,4i2 were Germans and II ~ ans.
The force Of the Americans at the time of the sur
render was 1922 Foty-two pieces Of ordnance
were gwen up, with 4,G47 muskeis 5000 dozen OF
cartridges besides shot, cases, shell, etc. 1t is
corded that among the English prisoners were six
Members of Parliament.
The American soldiers behaved extremely well
toward their captured foes. An English officer says
that che did not observe the least dsespcct OF even
a taun,ing looa" Gates and Bur-oyue were upon
very civil terms. An interview nad been arranged
a few moments after tie captulation The splendid
costume worn oy Burgoync l, spoken of by several
writers. lie was in full court dress and all the
trappngs of his sank, while Gates was III plain
and unas,umiug dress When Burgoync gave up
his sword, II was instantly returned by Gates. The
usual conf limens were ntcrchanged and the
generals retired to the marquee together.
Boston was the last place in the world to which
Bulgoyne could have wished To be ordered. lis
meinor e., as he marched, must have been anything
but pleasant, aud they were obliged TO travel slowly
for three hundred miles. through "A curious popula-
ton infinitely contentcd with their position. No
wonder they were " solemn, suen and silent"
But they were treated everywhere with great con-
alteration no insults were offered, nor opprobrIous
reflections cast Congress resolved for good ANA suii
Gent reasons not to allow the army of Burgoyne to
20 home until the British Government had formally
ratified the convention They were, therefore,
marched into the interior of Virginia, 10 await tine
fnture action of the two Governments. There was
naturally great distrust OH both sides. Generals
Burgoyne, Redese. Phillips aud Hamilton, were
allowed w return OH parole. but most OF the cap
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ANNUAL MEETING.

BYE Pare CoNso InATFD MILL AND MINI
COMPANY.
LpcNT ON OF yo k, Echo l fstric;.
Humboldt county. Nevadt
The re guar Annaal Ace inf The stock
holders Of he RYE P.rCH n . LAT d
NIL 4 Nj. II I'M my, for tn ele,io
of five Di ,ctors, 20 serve for the ensuing
year. aud for the trans &C lou of such either
cuisines as Ina, com FIR the eetlrg
VIII be held the ffiee of the company
Rooms and No 4bg California street, So
Francis o, al orn a. on
II ESl1AT. JUNE 5rH 1877.
At Twelve o'clock noon Z he taansfer books
will b. t..sed on nednesday the 30tn day Ui
May, 1871,
L. f. VEROENAL, stcretay.
myl6-td
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DIVORCES

legally and quietly obtained in every State
md Territory, for INC ,MrATlBI, Try and other
.auses. No matter where the party resides.
3 years experience. Fee after decree. All
etters confidential. Add ess a. J o X
r ", Atty, Rooms h o, I32 Dearborn ST.,
'HICAGo, ILL.,. UNREASONABLE references
owen. Correspondents with the legal Il ro-
iession invited. esHs-f2s ? -
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

NyICrlMSOF Youthful PRUDENCE.
who have tried liz vain every known
emedy will learn of u simple prescription.
Rlk, for the spt edy cure If nrr Gus debility,
remafure decay, lost manhood, and all dis
rders brought on by * 'esses. A y druggist
ms the ingredients. ddr, ss DAVIDSON
! co.. SO NASSAU "a. n. Y
4 oct 81. VT
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

keY VIRTUE OF AN lXECU I " ISSU y
bout o tine Justice = art Of liion
. nshi3 IA nd for ufnb Jidt Conuty, ) d {
al Neya3a ua the = dry of Ma h. A. ID
1877, ard TO M d &c ed and del,ve,ed. Tor
itdgtas LIT fecov, rto in saIid oart the ID
a y If March, A. y. 1877, III ave- o Z > z
f evaaa and against he rs y ming nd
melting 9 mpany and the iollowlns-n.me1
real eat%te. 10 il:
u.s., flee, eupe fDr1Nhr'S ofsce stable.
frnace building two abins. sable in or
near the torn If jersey, i'll he county and
tate aforesaid
Forte sam of 1893 ae-I00 r. 5. gold coin.
tdxs, ali 'ielhquept'y amOuuiin 10 he sam.
uf IS 9J-l00, nd cost > aked at 50 74-l0i,
and accru.bg c; sis, u ! Ia IS gold coin,
ave Oh Ibis I'D da, ril, A ID. 1871. lev
ed on an taken in xeciltI, n tile following
,.eecribed property, 10 VII
Assay office sap rInt Ldsht's fife, stable,
fuIna, 4 bu Id G twU bun, bic i'll %
ne;l the Town If ,ers y, SAID p os,erty situated
N he tewn VI Jertey. lin ablut County,
Nevada.
N,T CT 10 hereby given that N
II ESD Y. TIE MEN gS-+U, kfH FAY
OF MAY, A. d. 1874.
Bttxeen til, h ur Of o'cfoc Ia the mo nv &
nd ) t'cldck i'll tine af ernotn, VIZ: At 2
o'clucB 4 M i'll Int uf The LoUrt houhe
90, in the I, VIII OF Minnemucca. Hum boldt
tall Y. . eva H. 1 W II sell all he all We de-
,ci1b, Il proper 10 The hizhei I b deer for
cash L. :. COLE coin, to satisfy said exccuii ~.
p fts aid acorL inp costs, and ,xlsns, OF
sale, sufficIebt thereof as ay b. suffici ut
10 satisf' said amo mis-.
HM3E G. 4. KY,
sheriff Of Humboldt ounty. Nevada.
VIM, mu'1a, phi 23i, :. l.. 1877. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28

TO allwho are suffering from The errors and
tndiscretions of youth. nervous weakness
early decay. loss of manhood, etc, will,
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHANGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in south america Send
eelf-addressed envelope to the Rev, JOSEPH
lnhAN, sesasisu d. Bible House, New York
CITY, vTeta i ! n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28
ANNUAL MEETING.

NYOrIGE: THE ANNCAL NETTING OF
~ the stockholders Of the HumbJi.it DIS
krIct Mining a.lI Mech .uieGl Sci ~. fJr lie
election If I. b ard If Dire rs and f'r the
Transaction OF sucn other bnsiHwsss n Ii,ay
prop, riy come before the ard. will DO he d
on Mond ". My Z, 1871, at one &C ock. p VI
Transfer books viii be ctoled On and after
May l, 1871.
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
j. ID. JUR,
I'd sec.
Pos p0ned.
The above meeting is ros p med until Sat
urday, May 26, at 9 o'clnck p. NJ, 1T which
time the SIX oidtr> arr called to- IN ;et III
che secre, UT. Is office IL the Cour house.
~ < A. WISE,
President
BY VI y. job,
,ecreta y.
May s. le77: Il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-28
NOTICE.

TO W. Morgan and Lewis Thomas, and
To MtioDi IL may ca.ncern
VOU ARE II RFBI N'IiIFI ID THAT l
4 h We expended in money and lib r the
sum of four hund ed d liars $4,000 on the
VI, un ANN id Nine. situated i'll Battle
,inuntai Mining District, Lander County
tate of Nevada. asd that unless you pay me
It Galena, Lander County Ne' ada, y nr iro-
or ional khaf. % said expenditure TN aid
line for Ca h and every OF 80 q may legally
,wn i'll said mine. within ninety days r. III
be date If tn tirsr publica II # this
r,tic together with c ST.. ynr ihteit SITS in
Id mine will be I, rfeit d 10 me- by due
rocess Of the mining laws OF the United
,Iates JAMES ORG N.
iALENA, NV. February PIN. 1871 m5-90