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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-06
THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR
PULMONIC IS
II ALE S III o N E Y
Horehound and Tar.

1t Invariably Cures Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Group,
and other Affections of the Breathing Or
gans.
Its soothing influence upon the irrita-
ted lining of the air passages, is due TO
the fact that its ingredients are the most
etiicacious pulmonic simples known to
medical botany, the basis of the article
being the HONEY OF the HoEEHoCND
PLANT, chemically united with the me-
dicinal principle OF the ABIEs BALsAMEA,
or Balm of Gilead. There are besides,
five other botanic elements which give
additional efficacy to the first named two.
Those who have used it, say that HALE
HONEY OF HoREuoUND AND TAR is not on
" wonderfully remedial i'll all cases
where the organs of respiration are aii1ct=
cd, but also that its action Is unusually
rapid. 4 few doses frequently serve 10
relieve very obstinate cough. ii con-
tains nothing that cen disorder the stom-
ach. Il fact that can be alleged with truth
of but few Cough remedies; it has an eX-
tremely agreeable flavor, ana Is soId at
figure which enables those OF the most
limited means to avail themselves of lis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-06
E
SYRUP
V
n
FROM A PHYSICIAN.

NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. I. 1876.
Messrs. SETH w. FowLE & Sous, Boston:
Gentlemen-You may perhaps remem-
Der that | wrote you several weeks ago
in regard to the use of the ''Peruian Syr-
up for my wife, who was suffering from
general debility, the sequence Of Typhoid
Dysentery. ! had tried the most noted
physicians in this state and also in Cana
ada. without relief. At your recommen-
dation she commenced the use of the Syr-
up. The first four bottles made but little
impression, but while taking the fifth she
began to improve rapidly, and now, after
using six of the dollar bottles, she regain
ed her strength, and is able to DO most OF
the work about the house; ana feel that
cannot speak too highly in praise of Pc
RUVIAN SYRUP. have prescribed 1t
to several of my patients, and have pro-
cured the sale of several dozen of it here.
You can make any use of this letter that
YOU may see fit. Yours very truly,
II. ID. BELDEN, NJ. ID.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-06
DIR. IL. M. Marshall,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
Opposite G. T. Lickliders Store,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WEST VA.

DR.. Marshall, after an experience of
twelve years in the practice OF his pro-
feSSion, offers his services TO the people
of Shepherdstown and vicinity.
Mnrch @ lS1S u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-06

DOWDER AND SHOT, full supply for
L the sporting season. ut
II. VI, BILLINGS
Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-06
a Lou STATE Of the System.
FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,

FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,
Pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
At Pittston, LuZerne County, Pa.
My Dear Sir-llaving ut various times,
personally, and in my own and other
families tested the great value Of the med
icine called PERUVIAN SYRUP, or
PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PROTON-
lDE OF IRON, | most cheertully recon-
mend it, especially to those who are suf-
fering from dyspeptic and nervous disor-
ders. As 4 reliable and powerful altera-
tive, it is, think, unsurpassed; and as
tonic, free from all Objectionable features
of alcoholic remedies, it is Il most efficient
auxiliary 10 the tcmpcsance cause. One
of the greatest hindrauees TO the temper
anCe reform ut present is, Is | think, the
medical use OF alcoholic stimulents.
Whatever may be argued rs to their ne
ccSsity in certain cases, we have in the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, Il safe and efficient
substitute for those dangerous remedies.
This testimony is given unsolicited, with
the hope that some who are not yet ac-
quaimted with the valuable properties of
the medicine may be induced 20 give it Il
trial. Yours truly,
JOHN GREGORY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-06

PIANO t 1s4" Grand ciPqi--ORGAn
amos price $1,000 only $l25. Super
Crane Square Pirnos, price $l,10h onl
$3.50. Elegant Upright Pianos, price SSt
only $l5j. New Style Upright Piano
$ll2.50. Organs $50. Organs II stol
$3.50. Church Organs, 10 stops, prize
$500 only $ll1. Elegant 1919 Mirror To
Organs, only 500. Buyers come and It
me at home. If am not aS represente,
railroad fare paid both ways, and Plan
or Organ given free. Large Hist. New
paper with much information about co,
of Pianos and Organs sent free. Addre.
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington, Ne
Jersey.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16

The result of the Maine election may
be summed up as follows: No election
OF Governor by the people. none of the
three candidates having majority OF
ell the votes cast. The Legislature
stands 90 Republicans, two Democrats
elected by Republic ~ straight
Democrats and 81 Green hackers. AS
the election OF Governor deyolves upon
the Legislature. it 10 impossible to tell
from which party he will be chosen, as
none of them have n mtjority, and a
coalition between two of them will have
to be formed TO eootrolthe organization
OF the House aud elect State officers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16
DIsCORD IN STOREY COUNTY.

Political circles in Storey county are
greatly aeitated The Republican Cen.
trial Committee arrosated to itself pow
ers not delegated to it by the rank and
he of the party aud appointed thirty
seven delegates to the State Conven-
ton and Instructed them to vote first,
last and all the time tor Batterman for
Governor. AS this was done without
the formality of a primary election, the
Committee not deeming it necessary or
expedient to submit the matter of elect.
ing delegates to the body of the party,
those not in the ring bucked like mus
tangs aud threatened To kick the party
traces to pieces. The Committee, fear.
lug general revolt. met again and re
ecinded its resolution instructiug the
delegates to vote for Batterman THIS
did not satisfy the Independent wing OF
the party as the delegates were known
to be personally in favor of Batterman i,
and Il Gail was issued for u primary
election. The election WIS held Satur.
day aud thirty-seven unp.edsed dele.
gates chosen.
1t now appears, unless com promise
is.speedily effected that there will be
two sets of delegates from Storey
county, claiming seats 10 the Conyen
ton.
1t is intimated, however. that this
apparent dissatisfaction was part of
the programme adopted by the banks
and the rings to deceive the pnblic and
create the impression throu -hout the
State that certain candidates for Gov.
ernor were not in favor with the pow
ers that be. although secretly their
choice. This suspicion Is abroad in
Storey county. but whether well found.
ed or not is not yet known. The Foot
light says if it is 81, IL the indignation
OF Mr.. Daggett's friends, with reference
TO the action of the Republican Com
mittee in the matter OF the primaries,
is only trick played to manufacture a
popular sentiment in Mr.. Dagge,t' g
favor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16
Assessment Notice.

San FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY,
LOCA los Of rrihc4p pal place OF business.
san Francisco, California,
Location II WOKE, humboldt county Nevada.
~ UTiCa is her by given that ut a meet
~ ing Of tn Bar u iree,o. t. held ON
lne 9Th da. " september. 1875 an assessment
tNO. 4loi Ten Cents per snare wac levied upon
the capital sock 81 che corporation, payable
Immediately III guld c. IN, t. the secle AIRY at
at ine office OF the company, NO 80 Pins
stree, Loosi 81. san h. Enelsco, California.
ANY stock upon which this asse ssment
SHAH ieinain unpaid on the i5th Gay OF
Ocsooer, is,s viii b. deemed de ,Inq uent and
advertised sale al pubic auction. aud I'M
lees PAP ment be made before, will be- sold on
TUEsDAi, NOVEMBER l2rH, 1878;
Al O'Clock p. NJ. at the office VI the company
TO Jay sai4 delinquent assessment together
with eos.s Of advertising and EXPENSES 81 sale
4. Il. s.cLAkIA. secretary.
Otsc~-lsoom 81, No. $40 Pine slIeet, san
FRANCISCO, Cait.ornia. sei4-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16

Politics make strange bed fellows
In the North and West Cir enbackers
and Democrats are uniiiug against the
Republicans. Tue reverse is being
dcne in the South where Greenbackers
and Republicans are coaIes cling to de-
Feat the Democrats la Lonlsi INA the
Republicans aud Greeubackrrs have
feqa~stei ,,eperal Bnveaugtrd to &C.
cepI "A position at the head of tue coall-
tion ticket to defeat the Democratic
Nominee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16

A FEARFUL tragedy occurred in
Fisaiia, California, last Friday night.
W. j. White having cause to suspect
his wite's chastity. told her he was go.
ing to leave town for u day or two. In
the evening he sileutly entered the
house aud secreted himself. About 10
O'Clock at night Dr.. Mehripg, the
family physician, went. to the house
and entered Mrs. Whites bedroom
White followed BIN, aud 1t being dark
asked who was shere. Mehrlng made
no reply, but attempted to escape.
White grappled with him, and In the
scnffia WHICH ensued cut Mehring S
throat from ear to ear. killing him al.
most INSTANTLY. White was arrested.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16
&heriT7S sale.

hoy VIRTUE OF AN execution issued out of
4p anu under tar stal OF ne Ais,rlcL Court
OF me roultb judicial Dis.I1ct Vi Neya a. in
aud for me couLty.of huluboidt on tha Ilsh
day VI 81 ptember, AID, 1o1 pom ID judgment
upon thai day recovered il said Loun in
favor OF a, ) nheparo, pian ud. Suu against
the hye ta,ch Consolidated AlIi ana aiming
Combany, detendant. Tor the b IN oI Sc, eu-
Teen Thousand two hunu ed hna Iilaety-rWo
anu fo0Iteen one hundre4 "a. (Si7 LJz I4j dol
lars Y. D. Sold com, besides lntetes costs,
ana disbursements, have leVIed upvu alu
taken III execution the following uescrIDed
properly, to Wit;
hat &c tain claim aid min ng right on
that Ger ain lode or vein situate IN Echo
M'iib9 DlstrIct, Hu.ubOidt cOuuty, Nevada,
ana known and described as the A lpna mine
being the same properly coASes ca 10 J.. "
Greenwich by h. III. Howell Loi stable Of ave
Patch Township, Hun boldt coun,y, Ne, ada.
july 1916, ana recorded III Book 20 of Dek d !,
PAGES 20, 800, ana 3Oi, hunlb yIdt county
Nevada, cords,
Also hi,een hundred feet q ,5Jaft.) on tn t
Certain ledge OF silver bearing rock situaie in
Zen MIL 1hs Dls,rct, hu.. oOIdt 20. New and
known anu aesclined az The Ran a., ana De1.,n
tue si,l e as conveyed by DiaIksoll * Cody 10
Isaac Deech by detd dateI June zILh 1917:
Also sixteen hundieu 5000 feet on -, at
certain VEN " lode situate IN Echo Min.nx
district, AunihO dit COUNTY, NeyadA. auI
known as tue Bate he ie or claim.
also cersain Be, cam OF water runuiIg f-vrn
TIE NIL tniouyn Panther Canyu On the la..u
hereafter described, and ala lHe ditches
HuiAes, pipes, ,anas and v alter " orks ther,t.
DeAohSinS or thCfe HIth con- teu,aud tl. east
Vse A4tt OF nuItLeAss pe-foarJn vi s.,.it.n
twenty, 1oaEsaip ihIrty, noIt IL itaIlse tulrt,-
thtee edst dodnt Dis bio Base aud uIerlaiau
s~tner WIN The quartz L.iil al.u hJ,...H
lheieOh erected, aboat b,uuU tuns VI IAIIin -
aii' al ana singular til teneGients, ae..uIsa-
heh.s ana appurG, nauces Laeieunio De-
longing
-'o'Ice is hereby given that IN
SATURDAY, The 5.h DAY OF OCtOB RAD
1870,
Between the hours Of nine O'Clock in IN.
mOfhln ana i've o'eIocA III The evening a,
VA; dt Ia O'Clock A. 4. of b Id uay, A will
III lfont oi the Cour, III The town III
"lIheihitcca, hnmDJIdt coun,y, =. evaua. K.
P'se W s@le nc puDIac auction, to the highest
piuuei iof cahn =. gold G IN in hanu nj
al tue TO nc, ute aud intel. III thai the de-
Achoaht, aye Iaicu Consolidated Mil md
MiLIh9 Company, nd On the said llta day IL
oep thlh-t I, A. ~. 1915. % at any time there.
alter, u IN ana 10 the property auoy.
oescrioeu or 90 lnucn thereof As may D, ,sees
sars 10 satisfy eaia Judgment costs aud uccru.
Ing eosas.
witness, CdAs. A. KYLE,
she lhof umb Jidi county, ne,ada.
ny U@'. r Bell, Deputy
"iniemuceassep IA, A.D, 1878, seIG.d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16
Speed Programme.

First Day:-TUEsDAY. ooroBEB 10Th.
RUNNING Purse $50; four or more 10
enter, three or more to start; single
dash OF one-quarter OF mile; Tree !or
all horses raised or owned ia Humboldt
County. Eastern oregon and ldsho.
First horse, SI2o; secVnd, SO.
RUNNI 81 Purse S1OU; four or more to
enler, three or more TO start; single
dash Of one mile; free Tor all saddle
horses. First morse. SO; second, $50.
TROpIING:-purseS 3U0; four or more to
enter, three or more 10 STAR; mile heats,
two IA three; free for all horses raised Or
owned in Humboldt County, Eastern
Oregon and laano. First horse, SOU:
second elUU.
Second uay:-WEDNEsDAY,o OCT. To- II.
kUNNlSG: = Purse $3.50; four or more TO
enter, hree Or nIOIe 10 start; single dash
Oh three-quarters VI mile; L@e lOr
all two-S eat. Olds Owned III Humboldt
County 80 days previous 70 race. FIRST
horse, slVU; eeoolu. slVO; third, s5O.
RUNNINu--rurse $500; four OF more to
enter, three or more u stat; singh
aash oil one nile; 8ree for all lnleS-
yvar-Oids o, neu III humboldt county ~
uays prevlous 20 race. flrst horse, szU0;
secona, SUI; thiEd, So0.
TRIO tIlNG: Purse sl5O, four or more to
enter, three Or moie 10 start, knife heats,
Two tLICt, IIIt lOI all LtaLl5
oSuea iii humboldt county, Taste. II
OREGON aud ld4EJ. E4rst uofse, so 5Ji
Set 4.u, save entr-uce Teams 10 DC drI, en
tvge Ler Iof two monCIis prl~r 10 race.
Th.rd Day:-fdUasDAY, oCf. Ira.
RUNNlNu:--rurse s4Jo; four Or more to
enter. thee or more TO start, one-nalf
lalle meats, 10 0 III .hIce, Tree ior aii HORSES
Ialsud VI owneu III A4dnooldt CountJ,
E..s..rA OresOu and Id@no. First horse,
S-o0; second, sJU; th.fd. To.
RUNNINa:-PuIse sou; TOUR or more 10
entel tlnee VI noro 10 start; mile heats,
two Al ,niee, Tree for all horses rails u or
own>d III ..unISoidt County, Last Ii
Oreson aud laano. FIRST horse, SjuU,
see9Ad, $40; thAd, so.
Foam Dal:-rHIDAY. oCr. 18Th.
RUNNInu:--PuIse 500; TOUR or more to
enter, lnree or more staIt; Single dash
OIL One ..Iile; free for ali norses raised III
huino i4t '>odnty. FIRST hor4e, szJU;
seGOAu, vtVO.
RUNNlNu:--rurse $500, four or more TO
euter. three or IiOfe to start; mile heats,
lures III nSe; Tree for ali. first horse,
800; second, SI2o; thIrd, s75.
AN tqaest ian Tournament Will take place
On the Fourtn LAY, several ya.aAOGe
przes wiII DC distributed 10 the con-
test4u.s,
H.ie. OF tAs Track.
FIRsT:-SI eed con Gets will be governed by
tine "I.4c4ug and Betting nales the
b. DIs..IeJ a AR Grounds AssovI4sioA."
SECoND mo entry will Dc considered with
out IL 10 accompanied by tne eAt. auce
money. All eu,rIes Will b. c.osOd ~ y
O'clock The day preceding each race.
In all the above lace four or mo c must
enter, three or more inust start.
An ent. fee vi 10 per cent. OF the purses com
peeed Tor mus be paid W Cue oec.e.Ary
al lie time VI enlry.
All the above races Except those for Hum
boldt eAclusIyC4yJ ara free 40 ali Lursss
rs4sed or owned III Lattle AIouAtaIn and
all points nortn of tne CenG.aI Aacluc
Railroad.
FRANK NARAMoR2, President.
DAVID VAN LENNEP, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16
FOREIGN DISPATCHES



ROME. Sept. l6.
The Greek memorandum which was
presented to the Prime Minister points
out that the Porte. by signing the
Treaty of Berlin. solemnly recognized
the principle of cession of territory.
The eyaslve reply of the Porte. refusing
TO appoint delegates to settle the from i.
tier question until the Powers an
swered its late note. is calculated to
prejudice any understanding between
the two Governments. Greece conse.
quently appeals to the Powers to exer-
else the right of mediation,
ihe Emperor COnvaleseent
GAsTEIN. Sept. Is.
Emperor William left to-day. His
cure has surpassed all expectations.
Bismarck has started for Berlin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16

joe WooDwoHrH. formerly of this
connty. has been nominated for State
Seaator In Eiko comply DOE expert
tnc.s n chaug- of political Opinions
.Sery Suing. but always manages to
Rr' pifice, or tue Nomination for Que. in
tue Fall or Winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16
Sri RIFFS SALE.

"a VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
4I out of he district ,uurt Of the Fourth
JUDICIAL blh net ~ and for the Count o, Hum
AT, Stat+ 81 AtFaaa, ON tue 2 81 aay VI Au-
eu1t' Al Ioto,and . Ia" direct and delivered,
ioi Judsiheht recovered ia SAID Coat. on the
lStn jag u august, A b. l5ss, III favor ~ Geo
eeh"ie. ANA against Geo. Loyelock tor the
sani OF III boz. Uni I'd STATES po!d cuin
d"Inabes vi Ia int est thereon 81 & e rae OF
" pa cent pr AMMAN tiil paid to- ether
wltb s2l5 ~ costs tn4 disbursem uts al the
uate Il Fald judgment, and asc u4n. costs,
nave Ie leu u.esn and taken an ex-
vii:
All The right, title interest aud clai IA Of the
defendant, george Ovelock, mad On June
lVsh, 1913, or now mas OF ia and 60 h, follow
ing ats Flbtd zeal esta g, 10 Wa: W Of
oee. 20 an io"nsinp u. n * 81 +. Mount
Disoio D"se and '!elidI4n. toaesner with all
oaAidihSs' IA h7"e, Dsitee ahd o,.t houses. con-
s'stihB Vi ohe motel, Ihe saio, N. OIe barn, and
al Ishces th feUn, said Iropt.ty beiua All in
huhDVIdt c'uIiy, Nevada, a4s,, ~ certain
ihlhe oedtul.AB', sitaated and being near the
Northwest cO.ner VI Bioek q Ia M, town Of
Loveiosk, la iIdm olds eJ.nly, e,eyada, us
SHOWN pes Vihciai ma ali s,lryey OF said
town.
NOTICE Is HER-BY GlvEN, that on
Thursday. the
OCTOBER. Sd A. d. 1878,
between she hours OF O'Clock Ia the morn.
ing ai1a 0oci ak IA the evening VIZ: u, 1 o clock
A. MOI Id cay a. tin. IIoGt uo1 OF cue Court
nous IN "l4nemacCt, uunbJidt county.
AtYadA,I iii ,AI,oae y = he "a public auction,
10 tue hlSac"t Didd.r ivr c.ssn l.. -. EUia coin
All Va asoyc ursetlUtd Properly or suili-
eleh' thortuI % satIsiJ hald Judgment, coots
aud @ecEdin- cJs,s.
Given nhder nay hand a. my office in VIM
MN III
l2th day OF ocptemuer, a. -. 1914.
q. d. hYLE,
sheriff Humboldt county. Ney.
6el2-Id
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NEW TO-DAY
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CE IT aAL COMMIT 3E

A MEETING OF the Democratic County
N Central Committee Will be nel,l in Win
beuIucca, WEDN hSDAY EVENIAG. SIP
TaMBER 18th. 1878. to canvass the returns
of the primary election
4, 9. BlLES, Chairman.
n. DELBAHco, Secretary,
winnemucca, september 10th, 1878. ii
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- 8kaKa week III your own town S.
SDOV 1utht free No risk. heauer. il
You want a business at which
persons u eithsr sax o4n maze great pay All
tne time they work, write for particulars 70
d. hALi-EIr Co., cortland. Maine. ap5-6m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-16

1as Deboeiatic primaries in Ormsby
comfy Saturday, resulted in the cleo
tlch at Brndley delegates 10 the State
Convention.
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e. Z C r AZ PHO.
EASTERN DISPATCH Els
Tbs Standard silver Dollar.


WAsHINGDoN. Sep. l3.
A circular Was issued Saturday by
Treasurer Gilfallen, which takes the
place Of all circulars heretofore issued
concerning the standard silver dollar.
1t names 10 National Banks which are
designated as repositories of the United
States, to be supplied by the Treasury,
upon their Application, with standard
silver dollars from the Mint, free OF ex-
pense, III accordance with Section
1897 of the Revised Statute. 1t is ex-
pected that the coin furnished will be
put In circulation b. being supplied to
public discussing officers, to manu-
features and other establishment to
other banks and bankers for distrlbu-
ton III like manner by them, and gen.
ersily where Isl 10 be used as current
money. Assistant Treasurers of the
| United States are also authorized to
uss the standard silver dollar in their
vaults for general purposes, approved
III this circular. United States dis.
bursting agents and paymasters VINO OBJ
tain ia nds from assistant treasurers or
Repositories, are requested to procure
standard silver dollars when practical
bic, for disbursement. As many
standard dollars will be paid on salary
account to Government employees,
under the circular, AS they are disposed
! to take.
General MiIes' Operations
CHICAGO, Sept. Is.
The official report of General Miles
to General Sheridan regarding has
recent operations with the Bannock
Indians, dlsproves the story that he
had been surrounded. He states that
on the 4th last. he surprised the ho,-
tiles, with the result teIegraphed from
here Thursday night E.eyen Indians
were killed. thlrty-one prisoners and
two bundled ponies captured, and
Capt. BeOnett. Of the Filth Infantry.
and two friendly troSs Killed.
Illicit Dist.l!ery Destroyed.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. sep. l5.
Collector Woodcock has received u
letter Announcing The destruction OF
one Of the largest illicit distlIleries yet
fouud. This sui was Of 4UO gallons Ca
pacity. 1t was loca ed near Il place
called Treaktown, in neighboring
county.
Killed by "a Fail from IA Balloon.
PHOENIX. N. Y, Sep. Is.
| Robert Corvella, II trapeze performer,
bell fifty feet from balloon this after.
I noon and Was killed.
The Late silver Coin Order.
CHICAGO. Sep. Is.
Tbs Journals Washington special
says: Explanations given by Treas
| DRY authorities of the order Of yester-
Gay resembling the late silver dollar or.
ders, are altogether unsatisfactory
| There appears to be some reason for
this sudden change of policy that has
not been furnished to the public, and
it is rnmored, with what authority is
not known. that The President has in.
terfered."
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Is now prepared to furnish 4 choice article of
MILLING SALT in Quantities to suit
at reasonable Iates.
ADDhEsS ORDEhS:.-"IIsEAT SALT COM
PANY. Browns Station, c. p. X. L..
Nevada aul6- 73-tfAa
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(OFFICIAL.l
lOFFiIiAL.J
, AMEN EMF To

UbROPO~ED AMEND "a EN- TO
the Constitution of lac state OF Nevada,
passed al the Eighth session OF the Legisla-
ture:
Resolved That there shall be added 10 the
present -onstitunon Of this sac an Artlcleto
be called and known 40 Af1lcle ANIIl, and
which shall be follows:
ARTICLE XVIII he rights Of suffrage and
office holding shall not be Withheld from any
male citlzt IL vi the United otates ~ nc son of
has color OF previous condition OF servltude.
PGssed February 10, 4ei7
Resolved. BY the Assembly, the Senate
concurIlns, That Article ELEVEN l4li of the
go. stitutlOn Of the SAFE u Nevada De amend
ed b. adding TO ArtIc.e Eleven IA seetIon ten
QU) thereto, which shall rea0 iol ono:
section en- 40 pubic fund.- OF any kind
or chaTact.r whatever, state, CouAty ur mu-
nici al, snail be used fUr sectariau arposes.
Passed February -, 1877.
thereby certif, the for going TO he true cop
les from the enrolled lesoI Gtious Oh HE in my
Office
Witness my hand and the Great cal Of
state, august 5, lo'' j. ID. MINOR,
lsAAL. secretary OF state.