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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

Rumor says there is trouble about
the four per cent. loan.
The commission has been appoint
ed to treat with Sitting Bull.
The Hazleton, Pa, coal miners
struck Wednesday night.
Judge West made the opening
speech of the Ohio campaign at
Beiiefontaine Thursday night.
Vanderhilt's 100000 gift to the
emp,yes o. the New York Central
will be paid at the next regular pay
day.
The Bennington, Vermont, celebrn-
tion Thursday was grand aft ,ir.
fhe number of people present was
estimated t. number 45,000. Presi-
dent Hayes and several members of
the Cabinet were present.
Secretary Sherman had a public
reception ut Mansfield, Oni,,, last
night.
In New York Wednesday night
Mrs. Honora Mccormick of San
Francisco fatally stabbed James Will
dernOtt, for alleged seduction some
years since.
The Wilkesbarre coal miners still
refuse to resume work.
The British rife team has sailed
for New York.
TIE Obi, Democrats are dissatis-
fed with their candidate for Gov
ernor.
The Russians have completed their
second bridge over tue Danube, at
Pyrgos.
Kustendji has been evacuated by
the Russians.
The Turkish army of Bagdad has
been ordered to Constantiuople.
A few more days Of massacring
will finish the Christians south OF the
Balkans.
The advices from Asia Minor are
unfavorable to the Russians.
1t is believed Suleiman and Meh-
met Ali have joined forces.
The opinion prevails that Austria
will act with Russia.
The siege of Nicsic has been raised
Chief Joseph was in Idaho at last
accounts. On Thursday he crossed
the Montana stage road 100 miles
north Of Fort Hall, going eastward.
Howard was three days in his rear.
The sixth and last of the San Fran
cisco counterteiters was sentenced
Thursday to two years in the peni-
ten,iiry.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
INTERNAL REVENUE.

The report of the Internal Revenue
receipts for the fiscal year ending
June Both shows the entire receipts
from this source during that period
to have been $1lS,995,l9 an in
crease of S1,75S, 1903 over the year pre-
vious. OF the amounts received the
banks and bankers paid the f,llow-
ing: From the tax of l-24 of per
cent. on bank deposits pr mon h,
S2,47S,453 o. was realized this year,
and S2,572, l64 81 last year, de-
creas. of $92,711 90. FROM the tax
of one-fourth ut per cent. on bank
deposits and savings per six months,
$415,105 81 was Melted this year,
against S42 1865 8S last, a decrease
If $4,000 IL. From the tax of IA
OF l pei cent. on bank capital per
m nth was reslized this year $780,
$50 46, and last year $989,215 81, a
loss of $5S,479 Is. From the tax of
per cent. on bank circulation was
realized last year Sl7,947 81; this
year $5,430 16, a decrease of $l2,-
SIT 81. The total OF these items of
decrease is $176,96S 10. The receipts
from spirits aggregated S57 ,469, 298,
against $56.426,365 last year; from
fermeuted liquors, SO, 480, 789, de-
crease of $9O,491, and from tobacco
in all forms, $41, 1906 46, an increase
of $1,311.207.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

The country will learn with deep
concern the fact that Senator Nor
toms disease, which has so long
threatened him, is affecting him more
and more seriously. For several years
his lower limbs have been partially
paralyzed, and now the news comes
that it is extending upward, his lett
arm already being nearly useless.
This is sad news. 1t means the
early decay and possible death OF
one Of the foremost men of the ma
ton, and one whose loss the country
can ill-affard. Senator Morton has
many political enemies, but there are
few who ever doubted his sincerity.
his honesty, or his unflinching patri-
Otism.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
A dispatch from Washin ,ton says

A dispatch from Washin ston says:
Mr.. Blaine in a letter here express s
All apprehension that the Southern
policy Of President Hayes will be
lost sight Of in the agitation of the
labor question. He intlnates that he
will endeavOr to keep on top in tie
agitation OF the labor question. He
states that he is fully satisfied with
the Maine Republican Convention.
Butler appears to be training for the
workingmen's candidate in the House
aud Philadelphia men have written
to him letters urging him to be their
candidate.
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Acting Secretary Mccormick has
issued circular to EMPLOYEES Of the
Treasury Department. stating that
the credit of the Government requires
its duties to be performed by honor
able men; that the Secretary would
not he annoyed by creditors seeking
their jrst debts from clerks; that it
was expected that all just debts
would be paid, and that If clerks re-
fused to pay their just debts, they
would be charged with fraudulent
practices, and recommended for dis
missal by the chiefs of their re-
spective bureaus.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
TIVE Lynde Brook reservoir disa,

TIE Lynde Brook reservoir disas-
ter has cost the city Of Worcester
alb NJ 100000. The awards + r dam
ages amounted to $l68.000; repairs
to bri ltes and streets involved an
outlay of 100000; the new dam cost
$50, 900; the expense of pumping
was $50, 900, and there were law bills
and many other items.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
POOR FRANCE.

Americans generally feel deep
interest 10 the welfare Of their old
allies OF France, and the life
of the Republic is a subject Of
universal concern. The French
have prospered wonderfully since
the war with Germany. A few
months ago it looked as though the
country was in very happy condi-
ton under it's new form Of govern
ment, which seemed popular and
quite firmly established. But trou-
BILE cana to fair Fsance and to-da,
the peace of the country seems to
hang in Q balance that may any
day be turned by the weight OF the
Presidents sword.
MacMahon has bis hand upon the
throat Of the Republic, but vheth-
er he is trying to strangle 1t for
his own accession to a crown or to
raise prince of a former dynasty to
the throne has not yet TRANSFERRED.
Il is even feared that he may at
tempt a coup d'etat before the peo-
ple can be heard at the election to
he held q few weeks hence for mem
bers of the Assembly. Another
thing feared is that he will declare
the country in q state of siege and
establish martial law, which would
likely be the precursor Of death to
the Republic.
The Republicans feel sure of re-
turning q large majority to the As
sembly, Notwithstanding MseM.-
hou's extreme measures to secure
members favorable to bis own poll
cy. Newspapers are suppressed or
the editors fined and impri-oned
on the slightest pretext. Prefec's
everywhere mus, aid his plans or
submit to removal, and all the ma
ohinery of government is being ex
ercised to defeat the Republican
candidates. Confident in their
strength, with right and justice OH
their side. the Republicans arr
bearing themselve, nobly, trying To
avoid commotion, and we pie'icl
their triumphant success If the
sword does not intervene.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
NEW TO-DAY.
Assessment Notice.

q UREoLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
"A Company Lo alton of principal place
of business San Francisco. Califoruia-Loca.
ton of works. DEVILS Gate Miuing Dis
trict lyon County, State Of Nevada.-
N, tice IL hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, he on the Four.
tenth day of August, 1877. an as essme' I
mo 81 of tie cents loci per share wss LIVED
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately. in United States gold
coin. TO the Secretary, at the office of the
Company, No 240Mon,gomery street, San
Franrisc ,Californ a.
Any sto shtch this assessment shall
re ain unpsid on the 2lst ~ Of September
1877, will be eliDquent, aud advertised fol
sale at public auction; and unless 'syment is
made before. will be sold on Thurs 'ay, the
18th day OF Oct her. 1877. to pay the deliD.
quent assessme mt together with cost Of adver.
tising aud expe SEES Of sale By order Of the
Board Of Dir. tors
THAD FITCH, Secretary.
Office, No. 240 Montgomery street, Room l.
San Francisco, Cal
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18
THOMAS CARLYLE is making a

THOMAS CARLYLE is making ar
rangements to have his life written
while he is yet alive to attend to it
and answer any questions which
Frederick Martin, formerly his pri-
ysts secretary, and now his chosen
b;ographer, may desire to ask. This
is rather good idea. Anything dis
agreeable that the baographer may
wash to say will have to be put in
after the death Of the subject, and it
10 possible the biographer may be a
subject for euIogy by that time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

THE Common Council Of Boston
has passed what was known AS tine
great sewerage scheme, and by an
overs h.lming vote authorized loan
OF neari, $4,0o0.oO0.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

AUGUST brings 10 quarterly homi-
lies on past exit lvagance, aud as the
head of the family lights his two bit
cigar he wants t" know if the house
can: get along without 81 much soap.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

SENATOR SARGENT contradicts u
report from Washington that he has
preferred charges against Charles IL.
Chamberlain, Receiver Of the United
States land Office in San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

The b. .ck Hills Times says tnerr
will s,npn he rs ina y men engaged III
rubbing stages as there arc at work
III the mines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-08-18

FOLLOWING are Democratic nOmi-
nees in San Francisco: For NJ yor,
A. j. Bryant; District Attorney, Jnr,
S. Enos; Chief Of Police, Thomas b.
Agnrw; County Clerk, Louis Kap-
Ian; Treasurer, Charles Hubert; Au-
ditor, George F.. Maynari; Surveyor,
W. P. Humphreys; Supt. of Streets,
John Hagan; Coroner, ID, B. Todd ;
Puzzle Administering, VIM. Dmlan
Judge CITY Criminal Court, Robert
Ferfal; City Attorney, John NJ. Yer
dena,.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

VNHE ANNUAL NE TIC of THE
u stochhold. r. OF tn Atlantic CO. solidat.
ed Mining Company win be held at the ofiise
of Q COMPANY. $50 Pine street. San Fran.
CISCO on MONDAi, the Goth ny Of August
1877, ~ n. o., LEX, to ell 1t ofirers for the en-
suing We rad ( tr nsa TIA y hu mess othe
wise I at NAV be brousht before the me eing
By order
PETER RoBERT50N, sec'y.
San Francisco, Aug. 8, 1877,
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
luna

T. Hon. II. H. POWERS, Chief Judge.
Hon. HARVEY DODGE, associate
Hon. ZENAs M. uPHAM, Judges.
L. G. HINCKLEY, Clerk.
JOHN BAILEY, JR., Sheriff,
d. A. IoGERs. States attorney.
JOHN II. MnIMs, Reporter.
State .. Joseph ". Smahcy. In this case Ri,
respondent was indicted for burning foul
barns and dwelling house in Braintree. il
November 1875. The indictment consists of
five counts. On motion of the respondents
counsel. the State was compelled to elect up
on which counts they would proceed, and el-
ected to proceed under the fourth count,
which charged him with burning his own
buildings, with inteut to detraud the Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. and the fifth
count which charged him with Burning the
buildings of his brother. The evidence was
entirely circumstantal, and consisted of adj
missions and of certain conduct of the res
pendent, before and soon after the fire.
The jury returned verdict Of guilty, under
the font count States Atty, ard Rowell for
the State Gambell, C. II. Petkin, Huse and
Lord for respondent.
State q. Alonro c. Reed. Indictment for
arson in burning the barn of VIM. Z. Yelling
ton in Randolph. two or three years ago
The case was commenced Wednesday after
noon, one witness being partly examined.
States Attorney and Rowell for the State:
Perrin, Randall and Heath fer respondent
In case State V. Smalley. | forgot to say
that exceptions were taken, and he let out on
bail last night, c. ii. Petkin becoming bail in
sum of $500.
In case State against Alonzo C. Reed, the
jury after being out most of the day Wednes-
day reported a disagreement and were dis
charged. 1t was generally considered a fool |
ish matter to disagree upon as the evidence
was much stronger against Reed than Small |
ey who was convicted last week. The Jury
stood eight for conviction.
State .. d. Merriam. Indictment for at
tempt to commit rape upon Ella Cullom, in
Orange, last July. The case Is now on trial
States Attorney and Rogers for State Heath
and Hibbard for respondent.
The jury will be dismissed this week, and
the Court will take a recess until September
Gath. for trial of court cases.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" The undersigned having been appointei
hy the Hon Probate Court for the District OF
Bradford, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of Willoughby Corliss
| ne of Corintb. in said District. deceased. re-
:. ,sented insolvent, and the term of six
pre- Pr, ths from the third day of May, 1877, be.
i'm" al ,owed by said Court to the creditors of
sa;d de-, ,essed, TO exhibit and prove their res
,'aot;ve aims before US; GIVE notice that we
Will attend to the duties Of our appointment
at the dwelling house OF Mary oSr,,'s ST n ooe
q nd the third lay of November next, at ten
o'clock, in the forenoon. on each OF said days,
Corinth, Vt, May 81. 4. D., 1871.
T. T.. r. SiE EGk ROWLAND. {com.
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WEST RANDOLPH.

The brick walls of Dubois & GAYS new
block. on the site of the one recently burned :,
is being erected rapidly. and will soon be
re ady for the wood work.
Three persons who had been indicted for vi
olating the liquor law. pleaded guilty. The
States Attorney accepted their plea, and i'm
posed a fine on each of them.
Charles f. Abbot manufacturer of DOORS
sash and blinds. has suspended payment. The
cause is Supposed, his Endorsement
of other mems papers. His creditors in the
town are numerous. He has been thrown
into bankrupsey, SO says report.
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.Ex- POstmaster-Gene Jewell

-Ex- POstmaster-G General Jewell
has genius for quitting things"
well. To the interviewer after him
for an opinion on the Presidents
policy, the other day, he replied
that he had no opinion, for it was
not policy but a necessity and,
he added, "bayonets will do to
stand on a little while, but you
can't sit on them as a permanent
thing.n
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GALAXY.

eNhAAbs
The current issue of the Galuay is one of tn,
best numbers published for long time, the
table of contents being very fresh and varied
1t opens with IN intelligent aud readable
paper upon the new Gospel of Culture" ant!
Matthew Arnold, its apostle; Amanda II
Harris writes brief but apprcciative essay
upon Charlotte Bromte, suggested by Nj
Reid's recent published "Monograph :" Henry
James, DR.. contributes n keen critical aud
Biographical essay upon George Sand and
Mr. G. p. Metcalf writing of the Depression
il. Business, argues that it extends through
out the North only, and that II condition of
prosperity exists at the South. A rcmarka,
BILE and very entertaining article entitled
The Embroidery of History, by Mr.. George
e. Pond, demolishes great many traditions
and semi-hstolical narratives relating to
events ancient and modern, showing them to
have been either deliberately manufactured.
or to have come into existance as distortions,
exaggeraton, or the product of wild imagi-
nations. Mr.. c. Is. Lewis contributes the re-
suit of some practical experiments in the
realms of dreams Richard Grant White fur
nishes a sketch entitled The Heart of England
there are three short stories, by Nora Perry.
Frances Il. Richardson and the late j. NJ.
Mr.. McCarthy's series are continu-
ed, four chap ters being given in the present
installment; there are poems by Emma Laza-
rus and Mary Ainge de We're; and the sew
eral editorial departments are well file d.
Sheldon l. Co., publishers.
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Simeon G. TaylOr's Estate.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
u The undersigned having been appointed
nv the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Bradford Commissioners, to receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per
sons against the estate of
Simeon c. Taylor late of Thetford.
in said District, deceased and all claims ex.
bibted in offset thereto, hereby give notice
t lat we will meet for the purpose aforesaid,
at the dwelling house of II. p. Cummings in
Thetforl. on the Doth day of October next.
from one o'clock, until four o'clock, p. NJ, and
that six months from the 2Sth day of April,
A. D, 1877 is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Thetford this 4th day of June,
A. D., 1877.
H.p. CUMMINGS, ! Com.
C. NJ. EMERSON, I Yum"
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JULY MAGAZINES.
SCRIHNER,S MONTHLY.

sCRIBNER's MONTHLY.
Scrbner for July contains u beautifully H.
Illustrated practical" paper on "Bow-Shoot-
ing" by Maurice Thompson, who has had
fifteen years experience of shooting game
with the bow, The writer gives explicit di.
rections about the manufacture and use of
bows and arrows, with suggestions about the
formation of archery clubs, SO popular IN
England, "The Battle of Bunkerloo" with
illustrations) is described by William Henry
Bishop, who was an eye witness of the fray.
in which were engaged The Yelled Prophet
Of Khorassan, Lord Nelson, Napolean, Rhod.
erick Dhu. Marlborough, Tho Light Brigade.
and many others, "rhc Last Indian Council
on the Grnesce' tells of u memorable meeting,
in 1872, of defendants of Red Jacket, Joseph
Brant, Conpanter and ether chiefs. "rhe
Nobomcn of the Stcpce,' by Torgnenctf. the
Russian Novelist, is u story of great power;
the interest hinges upon the indcntity of
wonderful Cossack horse. "RichmOnd since
the war" relates the story of the Virginia
after education. Mrs. 4. Is. Her
of the Sea- look through microscope. There
are also some interesting and unhackneycd
Anecdotes of Gilbert Stuart" the papers on
Plate Locks and Paisley Shawls," by Chas.
Brainard; ON "rhe Mormon Theocracy," by
J. II. Beaded; on "The Brattlcboro Method,
by Charles NJ. Bliss, and on 1.-The Neither
Side OF Life Insurance. by J, Wilcox.
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ST. NICHOLAS.

very attractive summer number is given
by 81. Nicholas, which contains number of
featurea especially appropriate for the month
Among these are fully illustrated sketch of
Gunpowder, by an ex-army officer; a descrip
ton of boys life Oh # man-of-war, by a ma
val officer; an account by Miss Hale, of the
way in which The Pctkins Celebrated the
Fourth ; and an article on George the Third,
by Noah Brooks. DR.. Sanford Hunt writes
paper on Swimming, containing many valu.
able suggestions which are further elucidated
by engravings John II. Peel, in an article
entitled Going Gypsng, gives some hints to
campers out there is an interesting story of
little girls heroism, entitled Nellie in the
Lighthouse Prof. Proctor contributes his
customary article on the Stars in July, and in
addition writes an article on the Giant Planet
Jupiter, which no regards as a "Bnby World;"
nv. Ernest Ingersoll concludes his paper on
Wild Mice; Mrs Diaz has bright story, and
Mr.. Cranch humorous poem; Frank r
Stockton tells the story Of young elephant,
II evi; there are four chapters of Mrs. Trow
Bird ge's serial, and a number of other contr-
but ions in prose and verse, which we have no
space to mention in detail. together with the
department and large number OF
illust rations complete the list of contents
Scribner Il Co., publishers.
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the President among men of all parties
who have anything to risk, and he Is
growing in strength every day,
PIETRO,
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EARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale has farm, SIT
,ated oue half mile below Bradford Village.
On the river road. consisting of about %
acre. eel in The home farm and about 40 acres of
hack nastire, There is in the home farm
about u acres of meadow ia a good state of
cultivation; about . acres OF pasture and
wood land estimated to contain over 100 of
.extra nine lumber; and about - acres of
main land Said land will he sold in different
lots if desired comfortable House with l.,
Barna. Sheds. &C., Oh the farm.
For terms of sale see the subscriber living
ON the premises.
Aft =. M. KENT.O
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II ('0IGX or 2'N'E.N2'1. E/IN
1E.aH'S ,SI.I.NDL.NH C'I'RED,
Catnrrh with Droppings in tho
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and weakness of Kidneys, imme.
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ly made over new by the use of
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MEssRs LlrTLE' Held T. Co.:
live in Manchester now and have lived
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twenty five years, especially Spring and Fall
Good deal of that time have h I'd dizziness
in the head. During the fifteen years have
had droppings from the head upon the lungs,
filling my throat with phlegm, causing tickle
ings in the throat, and Whenever WIS down
with fever creating feeling OF sntlocaton
and struggling. People have thought had
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have consulted great many physicians hut
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My brother told me of your Constitutional
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IA III ~ bnv trrip MD
ing immediate relief.
have had pains in tho small of my back
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ly diminished JOSEPH GEORGE.
Manchester, N. H., April Goth, 1870.
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10 Hundreds of cases of a similar nature
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Gertie A. Burns has left
my bed and board, without provocation, this
is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting
'Ler on my account.
JAMES C. BURNS
Topsham, VT, June 81, 1877.
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This certifies that l have given my son,
Stephen Palmer Scales his time dur ing the
remainder of hi minority That I sha NOT
claim any of his wages, nor pay any debts OF
his contracting after this date.
LEROY H, SCALES.
Witness, II. C. STEVENS.
Newbury, w. June 81, 1877. S