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FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Unite States AlAr.lal ID G..
IIITV 77I'FEVf II IT 7
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiunrrT. Ru2s.l
I TNITED sTATE5 MAEsHAL ) SALE,

by virtue Of writ Of hcr farltS issued out of the
clerks oilCe Of tile Supremu Court OF The Dstrc. ~
Columbia, and To M" drcrtvl Will sell at public
siIr Tor cash. NJ tie courthouse door VI said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of september, Is7s, ut l.
O'clock M all the right, Tile cl i'm, and interest Oi
the neienhnut Clrnl na :. leugh In and TO tho fol-
lowing described property, "a Wit: Lot y, In Ann
blNnc,nTds subdivision Oi original lot AMI part OF
lot o. IN square -, Washington " c. together witt
all and SINGULAR the improvements lcrrom lowed
upon rs the property Of lGindant arOnp :, Peug,i
10 SATISFY execution No ll,s1l at law In nlvUr Ol
the National hieLr0polihn Bank, use of William
blanchard FREDERICK DDUGLAS-,
. UHlti Il States NJ Tshai u e.
JOHN.SHERMAN, AuctloHrer. nucrif
National Republican., 1878-09-14
yTNITED STATES MARSHAI!s SALE.

by virtue Ofn writ OF Irri fcinS Issueh Of the
clerks office Of tho Supruu Court nT the district
Columbia. and to mo directe II, viii sell nj pIpllc
sale. for cash. ut tn" ri house door Of sad DislTf
On MONDAY the lBth uuy OF SrItrIubeT, ls7S. At u
O'Clock m, MI III" right, title, Cid'n and Interest III
the deignini David Miller IN AMI 20 the 'U'lpVin-
u,'crihe property tuWtt beginning at III" nUTti -,
corner OF bpy.d Miller's lnni ~ Inks southeast ruln
tr "l-lii.m'le SOnr uf the northeast line Of the Dis
irri uf Columbia, amt running thence north ss's lie
EreSt. wN un sil Miller nor ur 4 - 10 perch
ihpEC" suuih ~ degruS,, east :! 'ln Irrrhcs u
cellar tTre nn the west siu Of tho river Tul thence
along Mid road north ~ degrees, ca,l II perchrS to
sld Mill"Ts mos, NA,t"rly COrhrr being hi he sad
J. s1rn linr thence along the sail District lin" nnrn
42drgr'c,, west - peIClrN to the place II = M NJ
G. ninlning ur acres; levied upon the property OF
David Miller to sIl,fv execution No sjl7 at law In
iayOr Of Lewis john on y 20,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
IFf,lta I-fU t..Il II
National Republican., 1878-09-14
EEllE DE~FOSSFS FRENCH NAl,LiY
L VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY
lEsIub, IshCd 1851
IS YEARs o. ISCWrtsTSG succE

a., ,,o,, I,,,..,, r I'll DtSttSSfr
he Wel'known and only real French baker In Wtslng
iVn h's lyinON~i u No, 0l2 II street. between TwUh
leh ana twenty -hrsi streets, near Pennsylvania ave
nue. Mhglt III hnuse expressly built for The puTpusa
ne hHs ehltr htGlcs tLan behOre for tho nl
inle OF He beAt French and American bread. BTvnCh
and dealers.
\. -Frcuch BTGhd II recommended tor per 4OR
Of delicate health, esp, clay tor those suffering from
dyaIy IEsiR B,waIe OF limitations ltvtf
National Republican., 1878-09-14
FIItLTY!
W. W. Patton, -. H., President.

Gideon =. Palmer, VI. D.,
DEAN AND Professor OF pIIYsIOIOuy
AND ny NGiESE,
Charles ". Puryis, ". H.,
81 REF Any AND PROFESSOR OF OBSTE-r.
NuLS AMI DISEASES OF WUMEN Am
Slel =. Griham, VI. d.,
rMpfE-SuR OE TIE PRINCIPLES AND
PRAtIlCEOF SURGERY
Daniel y Lamb, VI. H.,
PROFESSOR OF DESCRIPTIVE AND SUR
GlCAL ANATOMY.
william H. seaman, 4. W.,
nhofESSpK OF GENERAL AND MEDICAL
CHEMISTRY.
Thomas B. Hood. VI. D.,
rnpFEssDR OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
rNACrtCEDF MEDICINE ~
John u. Bracket, VI. ~,
TllERApEtTICN "''
=. X. Watts, ". ~,
LECTURER oN rHARMACOIODY.
DEMON 1'tl M , -
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Howard University Medical College.

Winter session vi" commerce. OCTOBER l. and
c"hunn" hNC mon h% THiS >CHu.i Oarrs % tnuruli N
cur OF m"ii,nl iINr'cou to all pr.Inry punnad
applicants, without regard To SItN 'r I'DIiIl TUE.
lion FREE For drHIl.ir aIsri.,s G. n, pIrREl5
VI. D., secretary, NJ. lIlN hi.tg,.uth street.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
REAMER IL DOWNINC.

UPHOLSTERFRS
And manufacturers OF all grades OF Mattresses,
No. 1O3 street \. w, Washington, ID. q.
Loose cover cutting specially. All orders prompt
" attended tu. DlIllm
National Republican., 1878-09-14

SSsR5,%SHtE SSsH5,%HE 3, S&|&HzE 3 4! !!6lSA2sL!@S b.
biisHiiIIC'T Of C6itMHiX". Wv '>HD
On liling and reading the petition Of Carl schurE
entitled matter that summons ls'u" ~ said matter TO
Mary J. KlHmon widow Of John T. killmo4. and
Doo T. Pilsum, John Z. kIlmUn, Nrsnu, Ran
dpph aud Ilnrn Kilmnn, The heirs and irlu repre-
George l. sheriff. guardian 10 lara kinnn; Hnl 10
lanes II. r!lson husband Of iol!!e T. PHson, and to
R,niolph; aud 10 Job Barnard and James 4 Flea
trustees nnl to George L. SEyrr btnricisry' to
ana the Metropolis savings lhnk OF Washington,
ben"hr!nTy, to Cn,,hngr E"hn aud Mary Ann, his
aud jioOrss H. riluI, D.Vd ". Glass and Damrl
Gas a & GSany III %ST ~ Ma@fSr .Ms "a and S EmNH M
DTuUp, partners under the nnmcOr W. -. Mclz"rOu
NcshrrTy, and james {, Sic-uerry, Catherine Cnf.
by Flora iintchlnson Join liIiz A. g. l;,rlrirr,
suranC, COMPANY Ui the District uf tluniha Edward
OF Mar innii James K"nher Robert pyweii, and
GrOrgg W. RigEs commanding them aEd each uf
ti3rln to appear IN this honorable court aud SHOW why
lto prthluhtr SHOULD not have Tie orurr and rr.ri
prayed for IA It's sad PellUn ur hrsUTr IEr ls day
OF October, l>5', and llal the summons -urN ed ii
OF oclgbr Is's, l! they be found N The llSrr. OF
Nmi II :, further ordered that an order Of pun!.c..
ton addressed to such yi 10 the sad nbpvt-uanI"d
persons as do rot reside In I'll" District Of Columbia,
ami upon whom Icr,unui s'rvic" 'Rnnot Lr had, may
iluu OI the cltrE OF this court gu vcci iur four
sLvr" ye wrrk', Ia two uryNpnr, luH r.'rl IN tho
her l'7S, rrtluIi.ug The "ii mona cal'Hs 10 be- uuI
appear IN tn, honorable court ~ the day wrnriuutd.
20 such u"u.r 1f.ul, ~ IA, 90 hrr pus.rncca cry,s
II tnr same can ig H,oriMg i NJ Nv clTk oi tais
frGoe ropy rS,i,i i, J. MEjl.iiiilrrff, '",'''''
sep! by H. rSiARNoW. ASST Clerk.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The Preparatory School opens . her n
ulWl1iih 'nIltSe nprIs...-... rItCmhpT II
in' law Nchp tub,r q
lie Medical sch"ol toJer /
For Catalogues. giving full particulars In rcsnId To
terms and Cuursts Of instruction. address
JANLS L. WELLINL, l.. l.. D.,
se'-tf pr,si5,r,
National Republican., 1878-09-14
FINANCIAL.
Now York Money Market

Now York Money Market.
NEW YoRx. Sept. 10. 1873.
Money easy at lS@3.
fschnnge hrmer. Long, is2; short. IjGT.
Gold weak nt i0O4.
Rates for carrying, I.
GOVERNMENT noSDs.
Government bonds steady ut the following quota
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BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

tllltl IAl.-. l"D''EIES
and all kinds OF JOB PRINIIN excepted with neat
nesS aud dispatch At THE REru DLlCAN JOB
OFFICE, the lRrGcsI establishment la the UtyVSI2
National Republican., 1878-09-14
GEORGETowN COLLEGE,

The next session will b yin on TIIVRspiY sem
ltWLtr .. ENanltnhiun lOfAlul siium ON MONDAY,
within two blocks Of the college.
Hutl-lh +. +. llEALY, :. J President
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Washington city Post
OEice September 10, 1878.
LADIES LIST

- LIST.
LoIkly Cora
Lane L. Mrs
Langhnrnc Martha Jane
Lc I liinr VI Miss
Lincoln susan
Maddox Anne
Milford EugCnia
MandeNier jas Mrs
Morton Lucy
Merriam Lucy 4
Miller Madeline
Nor head Mrs
MOrry Mrs
Marshall Maria
Mont gOmsry Martha Ann
MghUney philllG
1lRCkcl Susan
McCaul Mrs
McCaulcy Susan
Neal Fannie
Neh Ninilnda 90
Nelson Miranda
Osborn Mary
Dslr Mrs
owen Miss
O'Brien Nora
Oelrich Sophie
Peters Ann VI
Pinn Julia
Purrott J W Mrs
Pollen Lucy Ellen
Pierre Lucy
Pollard Lucy
Parker Marie
Phillips Miriam
Poellnlan Mary J
Porter Maria
Palmer Mary
iCndi''On Nancy
Parker y Miss
Parsons Randall Mrs
PHILLIPS Snml A Mrs
PrlerSunS = VI Mrs
Randall Annie
Reynolds Carrie l.
Ryan Ella
Robinson FG Mrs
Reid III, ut Mrs
hichurlsDn Maria NJ
Releher MollIs
RCss SAllie
Kauls Salllc G
shepard Annie (2)
Shiilaly Amelia
scott A |. Mrs
shack Adiie
shaw Bettle
Stevens Carrie
smith Fannie
Smith Harriet
Simms Mary II
Shnrkey Molly
sSlran Neltic M
smith II q Miss
SpciiIIPnbeTger Sallie
Simpson Judge W " Mrs
Til'on Josephine
Ihayer Lucy 4
Taylor Mllly
Thompson NJ L Mrs
Thornton Susan
Taylor Snllle
Vaughn henrietta
Vernon Josie t2l
Watkins Catherine
MOrmsley Clara
Wilson Carrie
NaggDner EmllyC
Williams jennie u
Washington Lucy
Wooden Mary
Williams Maria
Watson Mary
Williams Pei 4
White Susie W
Welsh 7 T. MrI
EMS LIST.
Lamb J Dwight
Light Martin l.
Lerch N ]
LRthlnl Vim X
Myers AleNr
MedOl BacktOn
MeIriman George
Minis Guy "
Morton PrufIlenry
MagTuder John II
MaguirO John
Myers John g
Murphy John
MaCkussry John
Nalellng Moses
MarsChull Max
Martin l.
Mari X II
Marshall W q
Mitchell W
MCkenZlU A
MCArdle COl
MCClOud Don ]
MCtaTdle General
MckInsun Jos Il
Mccarthy John
MCNa.ly John +
Nick inney Sanl A
~ Clilli WIN
NprCrOss l. A
Norman GeO
NeumyUr Joe
Nichols John II
NnBb John L
Nelson Hon ThOs
Owens Evans
Parker \
Perkins Capt FW
Perkins = Valley
Pollock Geo IL
Pahsl n
PiiRglng Henry
lHlllppi Henry
Pierce lBnntiOus
PipIiur Col j III
Pence j IL
Parker Mr.
IrlgIule Theodore
pmllps I
Eubiis loco II
Rollins Juhh VI
IIrhari,Uu James
kOililaJ j IL
ltuUl.IHO Ou Oliver
Rodney u Is
bennington >
Riley / +
Kuu-cr U \
Reeves X co
richards ~ Hale
l.m1hina ~
.-urIirnsUH Alfred
Sulpnru h. VI
starr Prof h ; (!)
smith Gilbert
stick Horace
Sherwood Hon JnO
slravhan John A
Suapp John
ShUJpe ] W
Saul j y W
sylvester Mr.
Sutton II q
Stark = +
Shuaif Wa y
: Ih'llhA All II u
Thurnl.F
Taylor Joshua T %
Ihuilll1s Sanll W
Nnu Ness Archibald
NaI4irgriil X
W uhiler AlYAh ID
Mlltckern A s
Whiting Hcyly
Williams brother
Watson Dr
Weaver EC
Ward GsO W
Williams Harry q
Wall II IL
" iggin ] III
WhRples john W !
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Travellers Guide.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- The great dOnble-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NonTuwEsar,, NEST AND SOUTH.
~ TO TAKE EFFECr
SUNDAY, JCNEp, is;s, AT EtJ a. NJ
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JOHN.SHERAiAN Auctioncer. Huerf
IN THE srPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
L OF 1nLuMDIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT

ON TIE RELATION OF CARL
sGmtRL, SECRETARY OF THE IN
TERROR,
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IJI' STNFET NUNTHWIS1,
Mrs. y. u, EEIIER. EsRyyTypt

," H''' " u z TITH I7TTNfFTTT.
IL Tl ruE ia istrurtion In al! ns.hps nf ar,vyIng
and painting. Evening rns,as fl me, h m ,al irn v.
ny. - circulars At bov k.sIores or at inc rooms
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Educational.
ECLECTIC SEMINARY.
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
ART SCHOOL.

For circulars, &c.. nldreSg CHARLES H. YOt-N
PTlnCipai. Hs FuurIcrnth street. a.To
National Republican., 1878-09-14
DIRECTORY,
The Principal Business Houses Of Wash
ingtUn

The foiiotring Is published for he benefit Of 7rar-
cling Sdiesmen, Strangers, aud the public gener.
Guy-it includes all trades aud professions and
cannot fail 10 prote Of interest 70 al uLO intead
TGHsaeting business in Washington.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

I PRONOUNCE TILE ABOVE STATEMENT IN
L regard to the purchase OF a Dental AssOrinon IN
The above card OF George n. WEIGH slnud"r RHd
iulsHhO d. Je.tlyI pr. r.. T. HOWLAND,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
DolNGs OF raE HosrrLns.

Two Men Wound~i and a Herd Of
Cattle stolen by the Indians.
A note from JH. Sackett, an old
resident of this county. dated at Cata-
low valley June Goth. says:
THE indians attacked Pete French g
ranch on the night of theI6th instant
and wounded two men, killed his cook,
destroyed everything about'the premi-
SEES, and drove off two hundred and
fifty bead of cattle. Six of our IL en-.
went out yesterdayto barry the cook, q
Chinamanr named a.Ah Pan, and have
not yet returned. Indian signal fires
are seen on all sides OF as at night.
The hostiles in this vicinity number. as
near as can be estimated, about we
hundred. We are pretty well fortified,
but not very well armed. Reinforce
ments of men and arms would be very
acceptable. but we intend to hold the
fort to the very last. whether help from
the outside comes or not"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
PatrOnaxe Home Ind ustry.

Messrs Adler d. Pulling. proprieters
OF the cigar factory here. are now pre-
pared to fill orders for cigars made
from first class stock by white men.
Smokers should encourage this enter
prise and give fcrcesto the sentiment of
the~Pacitic Coast, 1.-The Chinese must
Co." by smoking she cigars made ut
Factory No. l. Winnemuccs, where
they ars sold at wholesale aud retail,
and where no Chinese. are employed in
any capacity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

A large number of citlzsns sent q pe-
tition 70 General Mcdowell with a
statement of the condition If Affairs in
Paradise Valley, asking that military
post be established there. To day
Postmaster Robbins and Thomas
Thompson, j. r.. received note from
headqaeHers informing them Of the re-
ceipt OF the petition, and that the re-
quest should receive careful consitisra-
ton at the close of the present Inaian
campaign
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

An emigrant died suddenly on the
eastern bound train last evening west
Of Lovelock Conductor Putnam
learned that his name was Michel
Campbell, and that he was over SO
years ct age. He examined his effects
at Mill City and found SIS inegold and
81 cents ia silver, and third class
ticket to Boston. Massach usetts, among
them. The remains were brought here.
aud DR.. Johnson, who was called to ex-
anime them and give bis opinion as to
what caused bisdeath, thinks that he
died of heart disease.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

The liver Is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health aud happiness OF man.
When it is disturbed Ia its proper
actions all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food.
the movements OF the heart and blood,
the action of the b~in and nervous
system. are all immediately connected
with the workings Of the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green s
August Flower ID uneoualled in curing
all persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an uu-
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach. Sample bottles TO try. ~
cents. Positively'sold IN an towns on
tho Western Continent Three doses
witl psoye thAs.it.is jasewhatse want.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

AS this is the season of Smells" we
publish the following for the benefit of
those who are annoyed by unpleasant
odors arising from sinks, sewers and
vaults:
The nitrate of lead is now recon-
mended. III the medical journals. 40
scarcely second to any other substance,
in point of cheapness ADD efficacy, as a
deudorizer To prepare 1t tor use. it is
simply necessary to take, for ordinary
purposss,t halfna dram of the nitrate.
dissolve itiu pint or more of boiling
water, dissolve about two drains OF
common salt in pail of water, pour
the two solutions together, aud allow
the sediment to settle. 70 purify and
sweeten fetid atmosphere immediate
", dip cloth in the liquid aud hang
itapin the apartment
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
Bu y Bees.

The first public reception Of the Busy
Bees was given last night as per an.
nouncement. Forty guests were pres
ent. aud the entertainment was magni-
hcent. MISS Estill presided at the
piano and charmed al with her n usic.
The party dispersed at about IL 0 clock,
having spent the evening very pleasant
~. all expressing the wish that the Bees
may swarm fir, onsDtIy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

A YOUNG man who lives in Virginia
and who OH the night of his marriage
fired into noisy calathompian band
and killed one ofthe party, has been
sent to the penitentiary fof eighteen
years. 1t is suspected that the Judge
and jury thought he deserved pretty
severe punishment for not killing more
of the rowdies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

APRIL TERM. 1878 w. 8. BoNNIPIELD
JUDGE.
The following business was trans.
acted yesterday:
The Grand Jury made a partial
report ignoring the charge against II.
Harvey. held to answer for burglary,
aud the Court ordered that said charge
be dismissed and the defendant released
from custody.
Riley d Hardin vs. F. P. Broughan,--
Peuding argument of counsel, this
cause Was continued until to day.
Court adjourned uUtiI 10 AM to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

s. E. Holcombe, Superintendent of
the Silver Monarch Mining Company,
of Central District, showed as some
fine specimens of ore from the Crystal
and other mines in Central last evening.
He says there are twenty-five men em.
ployed by the compsnys and the mines
which they are developing look we'll.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
school Census.

Thomas ComIns, School Census Mar
shal OF this District. reports the num-
Der OF children between six and
eighteen years of age, at ia. of whom
81 are boys and ca girls., The number
of children under SIX years OF age il SO,
and the number of children under 81
years OF age, born in Nevada, is l0l.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
Bullion Shipm e nts.

The Independence Company'of Tus-
carora shipped west yesterday seven
bars of bullion, valued at SIS. I3e 56.
s. Wenban shipped from Beowawe
three bars. valued at $3,6S7 25.
The Star Company shipped from
Cherry Creek four bars, valued at
50 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

Some of the soldier boys get on q
spree last night aud made 1t pretty
lively until the "wee ema hours. +"
This morning the officers had TO hunt
through town for those who fell 10 the
Conflicts and few. horsss we're led cd
without Riders. "a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
In From Bartlett Creek.

Every body has left Bartlett Creek.
Dewar and others, who brought their
families here two weeks ago aud went
back to look after their property, have
come In again. They say some forty
Indians, well armed. were seen in the
vicinity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

The Busy Bees hereby tender their
thanks to one aud all of the large
gathering at their reception last night.
for their kind greetings and most liberal
donations. Mrs. A. j. SHEPARD,
President. :.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
All Quiet at Evans' Ranch,

Newton Evans came down from
Glover Valley yesterday and reports oil
quiet in that vicinity. The Indian scare
has subsidized and men are attending to
their business affaifs as, usual though
nearly all ths women have left.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
President,

W. Il. Lssner has been engaged as a
scout by the military who left here this
morning. and will be attached to Gap.
tain Hasbrouek' command. He let,
to-day for the front.1A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
LOCAL. tvreLaiCENcE.
OFF 10 THE FRONT.
Two Companies OF Artillery
started Nosth.

y
started Nos th.
Two companies of the Fourth
Artillery, Captain Miller commanding.
arrived here last evening. and left for
the front this morning. The command
consistsof Captain N. z. Miller, Cap.
tain He Hasbsouck. Lieutenants G. +.
Humphrey, j. L. Wilson. G.. L. An.
derson. Surgeon L. I'd. Griffith, and
one hundred enlisted men. Captain
Hasbrouck's company. Battery B. is
mounted. the others &c AS infantry,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27

b. From the Hostiles says-Na Chez
Rewarded for Savisg Lives Of
SETTLERS.
q. A. Monroe arrived from White
Horse last evening, having made the
lr'p III less than tnirty six hours. H1
says there are 81 white men now
FORTIFIED AT THAT PLACE.
ALI armed, some with breecb- load rs
aud others with Ordinary rifles and
shot guns. They have about 5UO
horses on the M eadows, and u guard Of
ten men out alithe time. There is no
longer any duubss of the murder of
Dixon and dickinson. and the burning
of William omith and his sou by the
Indians. One Of Naches' Plutes
ESCAPED FROM THE Hosr1LEs
Last Saturday west OF Stein Mountain.
lie says that on Sunday morning while
crossing The mountaln he saw two
''duots" ~Aich were some distsne.
apart When he first noticed then. get
together, aud he tIinks tney were made
BY soldiers aud Indians. The general
Impression among men acq tainted
with the Country Is that
tbs sKiRMIsH BETWEEN Demands
TROOPS AND The HosTILEs
On sunday Was where the Indian saw
the "dasts" get together instead of on
Curry Geek, as at first reported. This
Was about 70 miles west of White
Horse. Monroe says that fresh Indian
signs have>been seeu near White Horse.
and al attempt has o~bven made by
lddlans to run off the horses. The bows
ut the ranch do not intend to attack the
Indians should they appear in force,
but they are determined to defend
their lives aud property to the iass.
CHIEF NAcaEs
Il almost idoized by the settlers. who
are sho"efing preseuts on him for
saving their lives. Dsyiue & Tod
hunter gave him 6ue horse, Con.
Ryan gave him birdie and saddle.
john Dixon presented him a rife
worth S6O.J. Z. Brown has given him
horse. and Frank Burns aud others
have promised him more horses He
Is the happiest Iudian III the United
States, and feels that his services have
been Appreciated hv the whites.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
This Mornings Board.


800 Ophir. 43A AZ.
1885 Mexican. i2H. l25..
2l5 Gould d. Curry, 81, 6Z.
$50 Best d Belchtr, 1877 1884,
1913 California. i55st Is.
$40 SAVAGE. III.
1855 Con. Va IL b5.
235 Chollar. 26.
425 Hale d Norcross, z. ~.
1920 Grown Point. 5L, So,
225 Yellow jacket. IA.
1850 Imperial. SJc.
1870 Kentuck, 295c b5.
800 Alpha, ~.
1920 Belcher, 40. 43nc b5
$50 Sierra New 'da. 43O. 435c.
l35 Utnh. 81 50
235 Bullion, 40. 1896.
535 Excht qler 29,c.
5 Seq bslcher. u
80 OyermaD. IL az.
300 Justice. 39U, $500.
1880 succor. Zoe.
1925 Union, 5. 51I.
$50 Alta. ~. 8.
ITO Julia, 61s.
80 CaledouI4. 2l5. 220s.
$50 Silver Bill. $50, 1900.
$50 New Y.ia. 65c.
200 Woodsille. sc.
900 Crown Point Ravine, zoe.
2l0 Andes. Al. 35c.
$500 Wells Fargo, l5c.
$50 Ward l3Uc.
300 LevI4'hsu. l5c.
1850 Trojsr. 25c.
1850 Benton 2l5. 220c.
2OO-Boyle. 80 $40.
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SAN FtASUIsUo sTooA aEPusr.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
40 Raymond i Ely, $500.
200 EureAn. 56z, 81.
605 Alps, Acc
200 Btl,uunt. 35c.
800 Leopard. 4oc.
1870 CHA. 10, 65e.
80 N. Belle. 4
200 Hussey. Is, 20c.
100 -Mahnatian. 62s
7O.DeFrees, 3Uc.
$50 Grand Prize. 400, $3.50.
$50 CaIifDrDla, -. 1914.
300 Becutel. 10. l7oc.
22o Overm II, IL, IL
29o Bullion. 475, 1870.
300 Best u Belon~r, 1871, 1877.
325 Opulr, 461s. 40
900 N x.c Ii. 1928 1917.
800 Con. Va, as, IL.
$500 I'm perlal. Soc.
~ YeiioS Jacket, ~, III.
l5iU julia, %
80 Lxch orr, g.
S35 Grown roint. az $50.
20 Sierr. Nevada. 435. 430c.
79O Beicber, 40, 4Z5c.
lUO Ward; l3Oc.
2iO Alta, IA
20 Choilar. rs
$50 Justice. 80, 370c.
so keDtuck, 3
200 Savage, llT, III.
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We are also the sole Agents in this section Of
country for the New Wilson Sc ing
Machine Company, and have lot of the
best, cheapest and nan lsomest machines
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