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They All Deny.
tional Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. Ex-Governor
Wells letter published yesterday, synop-
sis Of which had been transmitted here,
caused general excitement, not only in Off
cial hut privite circles.
Attorney General Ogden denies all the
allegations except that he is a deacon in
the Presbyterian Church. He says he con-
siders the panel from which the Anderson
jury was drawn,so exceptionally intelligent
and conscientious that he insisted upon q
trial by it. All other parties attacked by
Gov Wells denY the allegations.
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The Academy Of Medicine will elect three
trustees and clerk on Monday, March 4th,
Rev. C. W. Livingstone will preach at the
Presbyterian Church, Cumminsville, this
evening.
Caroline A. Soulc, of New York City, will
open the meeting tonight at the Universal
ist Church, on Plum street.
Washington Lodge, No. 2, l. 0. o. f., will
give a grand promenade ball at the Gas
Company's Hall, February ed.
The Cincinnati Orchestra will give its
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FOREIGN.
Peace as Probable as War.
National Associated Press to the STAR.
NHtiOIIdI AsSOCIHE'I FTe255 10 IIIc 5TAE.
HFFEcT OF BISMARCK'S SPEECH.


HFFEcT OF BIsMARCKs S SPEECH.
LONDON, Feb. 20-Pince Bismarck s
anxiously expected speech gave little com
fort to those who looked for any decided
discouragement of Russia's claims. Practi-
cally he declared that there was nothing in
the preliminary terms of peace to cause
much uneasiness in any European Power,
and that so far as Germany was concerned,
there was absolutely no reason why she
should interfere in any way. The effect of
this speech is very disappointing to the Gov
ernment party here i'll England, for it is
equivalent to formal expression of opin-
ion that the British Ministry have made
much ado about nothing
FEELING IN AUSTRIA.
Prince Auersperg's remarks in the Aus
trian Reichsrath were not very reassuring
of peace, and an uneasy feeling at the pros
pect is again predominant here.
LORD DERBY's STATEMENT
relative to the correspondence passing be-
tween Russia and England has been post
poncd until tomorrow evening, and this
fact is regarded as evidence that these COM
munications have not been satisfactory.
The naval and military preparations con-
tinue, and war is just as probable as peace.
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN RoUMANIA.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-A dispatch from Buch-
Arrest states that three hundred thousand
Russian troops are being concentrated in
Roumania.
other Foreign News.
GERMANY GREETs BAYARD TAYLOR.
BERLIN, Feb. 20.-The German press cor
daily hail the appointment by President
Hayes of Bayard Taylor as United States
Minister to Germany.
TERRIBLE FAMINE REPORTS.
LONDON, Feb. 20-The Times in an
editorial article says 1t is stated on authOri-
ty that can not be questioned that seventy
millions of human beings are now starving
in the famine-stricken provinces of North
China. The imagination fails to cope with
SO gigantic calamity.
STILL HONoGING STANLEY
VIENNA Feb. 20.-Henry M. Stanely has
been elected an honorary member of the
Imperial Geographical Society of this city.
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The Indiana Democratic COnven-
ton.

National Associated Press to the Star
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 20.-The Democratic
State Convention will meet for organization
at noon to-day. Already about eight hun
dred delegates have arrived, and a great
crush is expected by the morning trains
Senator Voorhees, telegraphs he will not be
present, as he intended, owing to the pres
sure of duties at Washington. For the five
principal State officers to be nominated
there are mentioned from nine to thirteen
candidates for each one, and there is ex-
pected to be hard struggle before NOM
ination is effected 1t is too early to indi-
cate what will be the complete action Oh
the financial question. The probabilities
are that they will endorse the views of
Voorhees,, and settle down to work for the
ticket put in nomination. .......
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NEW YORK CITY.
Cardinal McCloskey.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Feb. 20.-Vicar General Quinn
has received telegraphic dispatch relative
TO Cardinal McCloskey, who has arrived
safely in Queenstown, after a somewhat
disagreeable voyage. The Cardinal is in
excellent health and spirits, and is now on
his way to Rome.
State Senator MOrrissey.
A dispatch from State Senator John Nor
rissey is to the effect that he had taken cold
and had been confined to the house for
three or four days, but that he had entirely
recovered and was better and stronger than
he had been for years. There is no certainty
as to when he will return to New York or
enter upon his duties in the Senate
The Tilden income Tax.
Judge Blatchford has not yet rendered
his decision in the Tilden income tax case,
and it is probable that he will not do so
until the conclusion of the case against the
alleged tobacco smugglers, which has been
on trial for some days
He SVyindled the Beauties.
Benz. Hitchcock, who represents the man
agement of the exhibition of Beauty and
Culture, has not yet put in an appearance,
and the situation seems to be much the
same as that which existed in connection
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The Supreme Court of Georgia has decided
that ''for man, without some innocent
reason or excuse, to put his arms around
the neck of another mans wife iSan assault
and battery" This is one-sdcd decision
We shall keep out of Georgia until the
aforesaid Court makes similar decision in
regard to woman putting her arms around
the neck of another wonans husband. No
doubt there are hundreds of cases of las
sault and battery in Georgia thai never
come before the Courts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PIXIES OPERA-HOUSE.

Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee, commenc-
ing MONDAY, February 18th, 1878
BUFFALO BILL
And his Combination in the New Drama, written
by Maj. A. S. Burt, U. S. A., entitled
MAY CODY, OR LOST AND Won,
Introducing the Mexican Trick Beuro, JACK CAss.
During the play BUFFALO BILL will exhibit
some marvellous shooting with the Rifle which has
distinguished him as the Greatest Marksman in
the World.
Danites, Mormon War, Mountain Meadows Mas
SaCre. etc
Matinee prices to all parts of the house, 25c
PRICES AS USUAL.
Reserved seats to be had at Dobmeyer & New
halls Music Store, Saturday, February 10th.
fel6-4t JOSH. Z. OGDEN, Business Agent
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APatriot,s Unpatriotic Move.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 2O.-John Isidore, q
Cuban patriot, who has parents living i'll
New York, eloped from here with young
lady named Miss Minnie Burrows, of Ports
mouth Va. He left wife and three chill
dren, and swindled everybody he could be-
fore his deDarture
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with the baby show. The stairway to his
Office in Courtlsnd street has been crowded
all day with women looking for their IS for
the weeks service, and some OF them for
prizes. Some thirty men have been hang
ing about in expectancy of salaries due
The women, when the office was closed for
the day yesterday, threatened all manner of
vengeance.
Death of an Eccentric Woman.
Visitors to the bench show of the West
minister Kennel Club at Gilmore's Garden
and the bench shows in different parts of
the country will remember Nine Benja-
min and her troupe OF trained Spanish
poodles, which were highly educated and
very amusing. This lady died last night at
the Bellevue Hospital of consumption. ac-
celerated by her depriving herself of the
necessaries of life in order to pay her debts
and support her pets, of which she was alb
surdly fond. She was well-educated
woman, about forty years old, but a little
eccentric, especially in regard to her four
footed companions, of which, when an op-
portunity offered, she talked with all the
enthusiasm of doting mother over her
frst-born.
Lost Children.
Yesterday afternoon Emil Meyer per-
mitted his daughter, six years old, to 60 to
a neighbor's house to play. Search for her
since has proved unayailing. William Hill
man. aged five years, came over from Brook
lyn yesterday with his mother who paid q
visit to some friends While his mother
was being entertained the boy was allowed
to go into the street TO play. Soon after he
disappeared, and late last night was found
by patrolmen wandering about in a neigh
borhood eight miles distant
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DefnuIted and Fled,

National Associated Press to the Star.
JERSEY Cry, Feb. 20,-Sylvester Nafcw
has disappeared. 1t is alleged that he is
dcfaulter to the amount OF $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-20
CITY of Dallas.

National Associated Press to the Star
New YoRK, Feb. 20.-The burned steamer,
City Of Dallas, has been reached and the
cargo is being taken out
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Southern War Claims.

NEW YORK, Feb. W.-The Times Wash
ington special says: Two more bills have
just been introduced into Congress, which
are so planned as to remove important bar
riers between Southern claimants for war
losses and the Treasury. They are pre-
sented by Shelley, of Alabama, and Gar
land, of Arkansas The total amount of
money realized for the Treasury from the
sale of seized property was about $27 ,OO0,
600. The claims filed within two years far
exceeded that amount, and after the two
years expired additional claims were irreg
ularly filed to the amount of $32, 900, 900.
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Has Been DeD0sed,

National Associated Press to the Star.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. observer Pasha
has been deposed as Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs
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Fire at WRcO.

National Associated Press to the STAR
GALvEsroN, TEX, Feb 20-A fire at
Waco, Texas, yesterday, destroyed $4,000
worth of property.
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Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed Oh

The following deaths have been placed
record since our last report:
Maria Ruck, AZ yrs, England.
John McCan, % yrs, city.
Amanda Beken, yrs, city.
Sarah With0m, 26 yrs, city.
Agnes c. McMain, 10 yrs, city.
Infant Hanlin, city.
Pearl Stacey, 5 mos, city.
Mary Kranlage, 36 yrs city.
Mary Kenping, So yrs Germany.
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POPE LEO XIII.
Cardinal Pecci Elected Pope and
Selects This Name.
Sketch Of the Life of the New Pontiff.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Feb. 20-12 MA special from
Rome, just received here, announces the
election of Cardinal Pecci as Pope.
POPE LEO XIII.
LONDON, Feb. 20-1 P Mt is an
nounced that Cardinal Pecci, who has been
elected Pope, will take the name of Leo
XIII.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-20

Representative Powers, of Maine, read q
letter from the Commissioner of Pensions
ing in favor of paying Pension Agents
stated salary instead OF a percentage, and
asking the appointment of an investigating
committee to look into Agents disburse-
ments Referred to a subcommittee con-
sisting of Messrs. Powers, Riddle and Hew-
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DRY GOODS, sc. ..
DEEDS NOT WORDS. !"
BARGAINS WORTH SEEKING !
v. 1. ANDRE VS.,
rs and 78 West Fourth Street,
WILL OFFER
rs and 7S West Fourth Street,
TOMORROW (Thursday) MORNING,
February 81, 1873,
OFFER

One lot Black Cachemire.f finished
SMk % at ssc ger s yard' sold every
One lot black Cachemire-fin nished
equal, n not superior, to the
grade advertised by Other dealers
at ~ so, or reduced from ~.
One lot Caehemire. finished Silk at
70 the grade sold else where in
Cincinnati at ~.
One lot New striped Silks at soc,
worth Csc.
Grain Silks at ~ per yard. same
grade OffeS ed elsewhere at II 25.
Another lot Of the celebrated Cheap
Sowing Silks, 1OO.yard SpoOAs, &C
each; ounce spOOls 30c each.
gains which we offer i'm Real Gui-
pure, Plain and Beaded Yak and
French Laces, and the following
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS:
WE WILL OFFER, TOMORROW,
Tea Napkins at Csc per dozen, worth SOC.
Dinner Napkins at 75c, 81, and 81 IS per dozen,
regular prices 81, 81 s5 and 81 rs.
Bleached Table Linens at 25c. regular price SOC.
German Cream Damask, at 371zc cheap at 6Oc.
Towels at bOc, 75c, 81 Is and 81 50 per dozen,
worth 75c q, 81 IS, and $225
Good Twilled Crash at 64c, worth 12Ie.
Loom Dice Toweling at 814c, regular price 1211c.
Assorted Dress Goods ut SC, worth lOc.
Three yards Kentucky Jeans for &c. regular
price 2Oc per yard.
All-WoN CaSsimeres at SOC, worth 81.
Remnants of Prints &c per yard.
Remnants of Ginghams SIC per yard.
Remnants OF Canton Flannels SIC per yard.
AND SOMETHING NEW!
1000 yards super extra Canton Flan-
neis, i'm remnants, at 1Oc per yard,
regular retail price, III i'm full
pieces, 15c.
v. 4. ANDREW 5,
rs and 78 w. Fourth Street.
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FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STU UATION-By a young man OF
w 20. Address 10i GeSt street fe10-2t"
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HNTANTED - SITUATION - BY good watch
w maker: guarantee good Workmanship. Ad-
dress No "a Dalton avenue. fe19-2C%
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


LNOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms, second
Il ftCOr 261 West Third street. One furnished
room. 26l West Third street.
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WASHINGTON.
The Ballot i'm Utah.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The House Com
mittee on Territories considered the report
of the subcommittee on Mr. Luttrells bill
in reference to elections in Utah. recon-
mendine a secret ballot
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FOR RENT.

INOR RENT-HOUSE-Of II room, walnut finish,
Il fly screens to openings; 100 Auburn street, Mt.
Auburn. Livery stable on the square. fel9St:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11
DAILY SILVER STATE.
AGAIN on DJrY.

The. editorial heading, ''rebel war
debt, which Appealed regIlarly in Ger
tain papers during the Presidential
campaign. aud has uot been seen even
on parade since that time. is again
being pressed into active service in Ne
vada. Tnis Indicates that au election
is approaching, aud that tie dear peo-
pie are to be warned of tue danger of
electlng Democrats to Office, as they are
everyone In f.vor of Compelling the
people of the Northern States to pay
the debt Incurred 10y tue rebels in their
effort to sever the Union. Il does not
last and present Congress. iu eact of
which the Democrats controlled the
House OF Representatives., allowed
fewer Southern claims glowiog out OF
the war. than any preceding Coosress
since the c,ose OF the war. Every voter
doeo not read the Congressional kecJld.
bat al are supposed To read The papers
aud believe what they say Oh this
subject. No sane m,n North or South.
believes that tougress eau or ought
to saddle the United States with drDt
incurred IN trying 10 disrupt them. but
people are not alaays sans IL eitc lou
times, and if such absurd stories iufiu-
snce their votes. the object for which
they are published Is accom- plished.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11
Pearl sold and silver Mining
Company.

HNHE mines of this mpany eonstsss Of
u l.50i feet in the isvA land. heslvr. hur-
rieana. and Dasey ID $50 iers IN The Wander
biit. These iodes ART yang par lhl 70 each
other, about q { apart. Ioey afe situated
in Tim y-Arsbi Min ng ist let, AnI1boldt
county. atate Of ~ ga.
thisl a propositi u 10 re 2o,0J0 sharesos
the capital stock ~ rs teuts Yer = ace .or the
purpose OF raisint money 20 coatinas shan
On tue center ledge. n(. uoNn 81 ices, well
tim .Frd and double tracked. "A tins Nhim
Is aiso.s-t up 1T chic snai1.
So soon as The nr { 2J.U0' shares ae sold
the sock will u worth a.Ure nIons !, ami NO
moe sh re. VIII be- ,old for less tLan ~
cents per share, and My enough ~ that priee
to buy charcoal aud m..Srial starting ana
III n.ng the coui .,sny's furnace tna Ia SIT
uatsd On the HnmUUiLt .iktr, three ana .
ha ( miles om the mln =. hs ores of the
com pany'~ mines vii bear the Inspection OF
q vne: averaging s50 pr ton al silver and
30 pr cent. ia base metal whica max very
fine citing ore. hose buying STOCK early
wall have tue benefit of the nrct run made BY
the furnace. AID tne Consequent increase OF
ihe value vi the SICK, Stock can bc hHd oy
al .rerslng
l.. z. iurrey. Oreana, Humboldt county,
Sevadi, Superintendent;
john II. ieSilson. 5J5 California street,
san francisco, Secretar, or
q. L. Wheeler tBoVtn 4 COL Sacramento,
California. A.g-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

The Senate bill authorizing bona
fide residents OF Colorado. Nevada and
the Territories to take timbrr from
mineral lands for domestic Purposes,
was passed by the House Thursday.
with two amendments-oUe excluding
all r"i'ro ads corporations from It's priv
eltges. aud the other authorizing the
Secretary OF the Interior to prescribe
regulations to prevent undue destruc-
ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11
WORK FOR THO UNEMPLOYED.

The breaks on the California Pacific
Rsilroad, between Sacramento aud
Davisville, are, to be repaired. The
work commenced yesterday. and the
Company annoupoe that they will give
employment to all white men who ap.
ply for it. Here is chance for the
army of tramps now travelling along the
Central Pacific Railroad, many if not
all of whom say they are in search Of
employment. Let them haste to Cali.
fornia. the land of sunshine. fruits and
bowers. where they are wanted. and
leave the sagebrush plains aud alkali
deserts Of Nevada, where they are not
needed. Go, gentlemen, at once. aud
we venture the assertion that tia
people of this State. irrespective of
race, religion or politics, will unani-
mpusly wish yon God sreed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11
THE KAUIZ COUR. MARTIAL.

The courtmartial in the case of Cen
sral Kauiz. which has been in session
at Omaha for the last week. was con-
cluded yesterday. The case wsstaken
under Amusement by, the Court. aud
the decision will not be rendered Tor
several days. General Kant5 com.
manded in Arizona since the promotion
of General Crook to the Department of
the Platte, aud incurred the. enmity of
the Federal ring in that Territory by
declining to become n party to schemes
for en,iching contractors. 1t is said
that the ring preferred all manner of
charges against him, accusing him of
cowardice aud refusing to send troops
TO punish Indian maraud-rs. and Il.
nally succeeded IN getting him tried By
aonrtmartisl. The Judgment of. the
Court when announced, wall show
whether these charges were we'll found.
ed; or only the Vaccinations of RUG.
that wanted him removed and more
aliable material pnt in his lace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

A NOVEL offer has been made TO LIGHT
the streets OF tiltsburg with powe,iuI
rehscllns lauteras PLACED on three ad.
lacent bliis. company has besu
formed Tor the purpose. and the propo-
sition Is TO charge the. city nothing for
the lghting, al lpcoma being derived
ironA Tue use Of the discarded lamp
posss as standards for revolving drums.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

j. MADISON WELLS, of Returning
3qard notpriety. is said to be diligently
sarnIng his salary of 81. $40 a year as
Surveyor of the Port Of New Orleans,
BY holding daily conferences with the
President aud Cabinet at Washington.
1t appears in HIS Case exceptions are
made to the reform Sales of the civil Ser.
vice, and that while getting d salary from
she Government as an officer ut New
Orleans he is permitted 10 spend,a great
part OF his time IN Washington.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

From the Virginia City Enterprise.l

From the Virginia City Enterprise
Seeing ciump of men gathered Oh
b street yesterday, we iuqqired Inc oc-
casion. aud were told that mIuer hao
been killed. 1t wast:ue. Three hours
before he Was strong IN III; In those
three hours the great my,tery had oeen
untoided to hiu, aud the powerful
frame was alre tdy composed IL Its COZ
lin. Aud as we looked upon the hxed
face aud beard his brother miners tell
Ia tender, hushed voices Of "BIg jim
" no Was dead, We could but ask the
Question. does it p.y?" HID an
angei come to earth twenty years ago
and told mankIud Of the existeuce Of
tue Com stock, but at the sams time told
what. its history would be, would
men have crased. to know its where
abouts? Had the angel said there
are many hundreds OF mllious OF
dollars which can be had for the dig
ging. but. there ara penalties attached
AT the nAmlog of the penalties would
men have accepted the gifts? What
are the peualues which would have
been named? What picture the
augel would have sketched? Go AXE
tue treasure" he would have said;
"but to lIsteu to the terms. Once u
Week for twenty years. you Will bring
from tue depths the broken body Of
what au hour before was IL strong man ;
you Will 20 where desolltiun has from
ages Ilnmemoriai held his seat; your
children wllhgro" up where they Will
Lever hear II bird slug. save III u cage;
neyer hear the hoS OF brook; newer
Nee green fed, nor know the biess-
suade or gre It tree. Your eyes will
look out In The morning upon tue des
ert. aud ouly the desert wall be Il hscted
back as the day waues. Your natures
will change ut leugIh. You viii grow
metainc In thought; your dreams will
be OF money one; you Will SEE 50 few
Blessed and 50 mauy sutf',r that Your
hears Wild grow caiiouS at last. and
thons4nis vi you viii doubt ali good IN
mau, all mercy III God.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

THE Sacred College, after the death
OF Cardinal Amat, Consisted OF nve Car.
dial bishops, forty -seven Cardinal
PRIESTS. and niue cardinal deacons, AID
nine seats were vacant. VI the exist.
ing Cardinals there are only three sur
wing who owed their elevation to
Pope Gregory XVII. the tif.y-eight
others received their hats from tIus tx.
Leo xii. has, not Yet appointed any
Cardinal, but hat has just become
vacant by the death of another Car
dIual.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11
Called Meeting.

CT CKHo ..DERS of tue n. ID. A. Nj. al,
~ Socie.y Will please taAs notice that As
a,o.lty of the lald az ca.,it | StJck VI eau
society failed 10 b, ieproevn.ed ~ tiie fesuia,
Annual iestin-, On tas 4sd IdssIhs, speciai
meeting oil the 30 iely is no.eby aliea W
meet ou the IS.n of Lay. at ne Uolrthouse,
in Mimnelnaeea, IN tao clerks vlIice, Of
o'clock q. III. OF said dag.
u o. Bill. 3, President.
q. CHESowErd. Sec etaIy. mold
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

MEMBERS of Congress- from the
Nerthern States have, duriag the pres
'-nt session. presented bills tor claims
AID appropriations aggregatlng 5 $685..
~ U35. an amount equal 10 three
fonrths of the National debt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11
Republican COuaty Central
Committee.

snNHE Members OF the Republican County
IL Central commit. 60 IL ualIo Idt County
are requested to inset H. t-eir rooms IN WHINE
muecA on
SATURDAY, MAY Ira. SO,
To transact such basiness "a may come Do
tore them. a .EA. alSE, chairman.
hiunemncea, MAJ q. 1873.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-11

JOE CoBURN, The pugiilst. is laying
SEick in the Auburn. New York, State
Rrison. to. which piece he was sen,
Aspeed some time siucs for term. of
~ Years.