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Baltimore Tobacco Market.
-RA1r,xoRr March 1.


Editors Inulus spesr:
During the month Of February OUT
market for Ohio tobacco has shown bul
little activity compared 10 the large saleI
effected in January; the total sales en-
brace only 200 hhds, sold principally 70
manufacturers. The stock Of old tobac'
co in frat hands Is reduced now TO about
1000 hhds.
We are glad to inform you that, &C
eording to a cable dispatch Just received
the INTENDED change OF the tax on tobacco
In Germany has met with much opposi-
tion in the German Parliament, and has
finally been voted down, and consequent
ly there will be no change made in theta
for this year.
In anticipation Of higher tax being
levied, many Of the principal mAnufac'
lures In Germany have laid In a full sup
ply, hence, It 10 likely that the German
markets will open later than usual.
Italy has invited proposals for the fol-
lowing tobacco contracts: 1900 hhds
Ohio and Maryland; $1,000 hhds. Ken
lucky; $1,000 hhds. Virginia.
The contract Tor Ohio and Maryland
will be awarded on the lst Of April, and
for Kentucky and Virginia, on the LIST o!
May. The proportions OF Ohio and
Maryland and further particulars az
not known yet.
We would advise our friends TO have
all the better grades, such az fine red and
spauRled tobaccolwell qualified and held
back until later Ia the season, and Il
some Of the common and medium gradei
are forwarded now, care should be taken
10 have them 10 good keeping condition
As the new crop Is Of very good quail
ity, and not large, we think II will meel
with a ready sale, "a soon as all the mar
kets open. 49,. "a,
The total inspections Of Ohio up to date
are 81 hhds; the tobacco as far as re-
ceiYed, has been in fair order.
Yours truly,
WILKEsR d BEALL.
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GLADEs IRON WORKS,

including tho town Of GladesylllS, and eight hun.
dred and city acres Of coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries Thereof
can be fully known BY reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the aid land 10 GeoIs HArdmAn
al Of which arc recorded In the once u the Clerk
Of The County Court Of Preston county, West Vir'
sInia, to.W!t; A deed for two tracts Of land, one
eontliRing 25Sk acres, the other % acrsA and two
poles, from q. A. and Agnes Heidelberg TO aid
George Hartman and Mary E. Millner. dated May
18th, 1870, and recorded In Deed Book No, t0 paGei
1861; deed for It6x ACTS from W. II. Heldel
berg 10 aid HATdmAn, dated May 27th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Eook Nc. 20, page 26i; deed
from Harmon and Martha a. Tricket to the mid
Hardmnn and Mary E. Mlllner for two tTaots oil
land, both containing o2I Scos, dated June 10th,
oS-i, and deed from John B. sheTTard and Others
TO Eaid HArdmln, dated May 18th. 1877, and 70.
corded In Deed Hook No. Il, pages 2 and ); d. ed
from MArBnret, GeoRe B., JAmes ", JuliA A. and
Sarah Z. Jackson to aid GeorGO Hardman for ono
Acre, dated March 18th, 1871 and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS. pages $40; deed from Vim. B. and
c. Brown to Haid HGrdmAn for Two. acres and -
pOreheI, dated March 9th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Bool No. Il, plges and 8; q deed from
tyrus aud Nancy J. Linton 10 aid Aardman iDr
and recorded In Deed Book Nc. a, pages 10 and is
a deed from BuekneT md kebecca Fairfax 10 sid
HArdmAn for 100 Aerts, dated August 18th, 1871,
and recorded In Deed Book No. u, PAGES 20 and q;
and deed from John X and Mary L. Ailln6r Il
the said Hartman for four uSuta Of land, aggte
eating SSS acres, dated March 18th, 1874, and 10
corded 10 Deed Book No. u, pages a, 8 and I.
The whole containing In the aggregate Of least $50
acres, with all the Improvements and appurtO.
nHnees thereto 10 any wise belonging, including
The furnace and fixtures, and balng tbs zane prop
eTty conveyed 70 Thomas Y, Candy and George Il.
MILLER, trustees, for the aid George HardmRn and
wife, By mortgage deed dated November let, 1874,
and recorded IN Book No. 80, pages 90 and y, In
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caI Bethany % from he pToposed road.
From ali that We hear the people of
Brooke county do not enthuse very much
over the projected road. At Wellsburg
they are content with the road they now
have, and therefore, unless the subscrip.
tions are unusually heavy among the
farmers, living directly upon the road, 1t
Is not likely tina. the money required can
Ia ..;.ad
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/ N M A N LINE
ROYAL MAIL sTEANEEs'
New York 10 Queenstown and LI'sp'''
Every Thursday or SA'uni'''

TbAI ,,..-,,. n
CRY or xpLIN.,...b4sl CITT ~ bhtSv VS., 81
CRY or RICH ONp- lCO7IClIT 0Y Nv ~. 81
ciTY oY CHEITER ...lS6s Chr oH Pin rs rs 81
Chr or MosrRRAL.4I9ol CIR OF bl"A N'.,.,,,.,
IbssS magnificent steamers bull 70 .,,,,tIl
oomparimt d ID are among thessFotSen'
fastest gu The Atlantic. ,...i.h,1 ,,osdtlt
The saloons arc luIurlou.ly infGil.u n, NJ ~
we'll lIshltd aid vepliiHted. abd ute W WE, .
Vid b q The GhIp, The pinclPh. .u S,C "a
amldIhlps, forward Of the engine. 81 si,b IN
noise 1nd motion 10 felt and 1fT nPlsN ~, IN
comfort, having I'll lAltbt lmrfo'eH''"
borthB, electric bells. &c. ,.,,,, d ID
The cuisine In, always been 3 'l''N"
jSdIe.' cabins and hathro'p'. 0s,T ,iIsa
smoking aud bathrooms, BaFbcih '''f''
libraIieI, dc, pIOIldtJ .,.--.n,,,, h. sI5st.
The EteernHe accommodation gay, ~, ~ sIr -
PSasonEers Ok ihlI class vii and ta,lt ,H,swI,ss
privacy particularly studied, and 'n' r''
For rates Of passage ,ud Ott.I !'i .ia,I
Ply" is EioSdNiy go ~ N,
Or to JSo. BllIIE; TuaI O'BAIAS'"'
fa9i-snd -
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
HlfRHIIgn " y. WIKI

WHEHLlS0, VIVA Ni,tt , y,
Sesled Proposals. will 10 rtreIrsI :, :, Vi
tho City Clerk until ThursiAy, N,,Ss - Ga 1
O'clock Z. ~, Tor Furnishing he tSiv " lEA ii
Clerks Otiee, Lookup aud loe H3D "n "a Eth
coal mixed coal, or coal ~ II come i,o,, Y tAl
delivered At the WGiet Work. All ~ y HI
beginning on tue Lot day OF Aphl, i,;I atiss
10 DO INSIDE monthly. The roniI,,iS, AlAtI
and good security Tor the iulalInss, y ,.ilal
tItct. The bidi to b eudolSJ arSa va,
Water WORKS" and GddtrNsd 10 In, n SSAl i
the Committee on Water Wtrl,. "' Nal'at I
mr4 ALEX. UPukGRIpp ~
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u,RUsTEE's SALE
GIadesIron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.
HlRUsTEE's SALE

BY nrts Of deed OF trust madS by .Abner Evans,
Jr, 10 the undefSgned trustee, dated the 18Th day
Of December, 1879, and Of nooId HmOng the land
records Of Presthn county. West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. -. PIP. as. $40 and S27, viii on
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
Country Residence for Sale at Public

VAlu1ABIE
Country Residence for Sale at Public
Auction.
: am authorized b. The hSi1 Of The lats chSltSl
D Knox 10 oner st Public Sale, at the front door
q tbs Court Houso, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 8,
AtlO O'clock A. the hoale and land at Leather,
Weod. now IN The occupancy Of Mn Adams bod
Ion. Possession given april lat, 1875.
The land lies on the National hoadt two mile
eaIt Of tbe city Of wheeling, 10 the Immediate
Ticinlty q large gnd constantly increasing popu,
iation. The Wheeling a Elm Grove R,ilroad
pIaSes In front Of the prcperty-the ean funninl
each way every hour. -, IN. p.,.I
The house is substantial and well built Birch
Cottage OF ten rooms, With cellar and wash house
Two rood brick elStefns and never falling wen o.
ih0 uremiIes, The outbulldings comprise good
ItSbls and carIIake houie. Tho land CONSISTS O
Bout hTo acres, In high state Il cultivation.
TKRNS-One-tourth Of the purchase money q
more n The purchaser % eltet, 70 DO paid 10 eash
No remainder In thrtO equal annual payments wiz
Interest Al Eix per cent The title will Be TetAineC
m ali the purchase money Y paid.
fPl-eod GEOhGE ADAmb'
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SEALED PROPOSALS row ~ :.
- COAL SCALES, ~" VSk VI
,r.. CIIr CLEREt Oyn,,
WuEKlINU, W. Va U',t'tNl

WaKEtlSO, W. Va, Mi,sS IN
Sealed Proposals. Willbe received =, N..s
the City Clerk until Thunday, M,Irh n t, -
O'Clock P. n. for the use oil toe IoII sr.ii.' /,
FirHt, Second, Fourth, Filth, StTIbiS m = = 9
Wards Of the city. The Ic1l,I thIt 49, LIisa
follows: "AV u b
Fiat wsrl-LoeAted near ths came, 4, A.
Market ltreetf also one at Cotnsr oi al I'm ~
Ward market, - wa v sSat
Fourth Ward scales-One on III, so,,,, i, X.
and nth streets, and Que at he Al ~ : q,
Zane street bridge tueW l1Ih IutslI nj j y. !:
e0dley BrothetI'.
Fifth WGld-scale, al The south ,oI a nav.
ket tquArS, Centre Whe linz. s''1
Seventh WArd-scAIea located On Z,b,,...,
Eighth Ward scaIeS-Oue on IL. ann, ~ Y :,
and Jacob streets. and one al BodIsy H., y "
All bids to keep IaId lcare, In gooI Ort,, AL.
pair. The Committee on sealei fe,EiTipS N n Y,
10 reject any Or all bids. '4'ttA
mrl ALEX. UPDEGRAFP, Cltrc,-,
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PROPERTY FOE SALE

will onsr at public ale, on the remlaes, on
SATURDAY, March 18th, Of II O'Clock 4; ~. ono
House and ~ acres Of land situated 70 Ohio eoun-
~, W. Va, on the National Road, at Valley Grove.
fhls property Il we'll situated and well improved.
The house 4 good one, With seven rooms, good
well a never failing winter at the door, and Rood
frame stable. Il we'll situated for Doctor, or any
one wanting dairy or garden, or TO keep public
htuSs The uHips atop III hl In front OF the bOuse
II not sold II will 10 for rent, Terms easy 10 suit
purchaser. For farther lDtormatIofAddIesl
JAS. ANDERSON,
fa23-dAsv Wet Alexander, Pa.
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dor SALE OR RENT


Virginia b. Wbsatst al.
By virtue Of n decree entered In The above emit
tied cause on the 2SI day Of June. A. D. 1871, the
undsnikned, who wa appointed Special Commits.
Eonsr for the purpose, will cell on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, WeAt Virginia,
the following described real estate that Is 10 say:
All that lot or parcel Of ground described = lot
numbered ono In square twenty mine In the plat Of
the addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid out by
Charles 7. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zane,
and called Buena Vista addition " the said city,
the same being sixty feet front on Twelfth street.
and extending back the same width one bundled
feet, together with all and singular the heredita'
mens and appurtenances therein belonging or In
any wise appGrIAining thereto. On the west aide
Of aid lot ther0 u an alley ton feet In width ox-
tending back the full depth Of the sald lot, ave
feet Of which alley belongs 10 the sald lot, and y
Is understood and aEreed that the raid alley shall
DO Kept open peipetually for the accommodation
Of the different premises 10 which the tame be-
longP.
TENS OF sALR-0ne- or more II the puI-
chaser 20 elect cash In hand; The balance III Two
equal lnstAllmentS NJ one aud two years, the puT-
chaser giving notes bearing interest, with good per.
sonal security, for the deferred pIymentL
W. J. W COWDEE,
Special Conmlsst0nm.
". Il. HILLXR, Auetionter. tea
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cEALED PROPOSALS,


u err ClEau,, Or,
Sealed Proposals. will b uC,i,rl =, ~ hifa
the tlty CeTk uuul Thur1jsy. MIG CD
49'elooE ?. y, for the making AL M. ~
all TASTING the City d Whe.il1F ny ,usl'Tli
yelT, EXCEPT Water PIPE, stoS r., tsaat Vi
Plug. BIDS 70 be ENDORSED ~ ro S ~ d
inss 10y The city," and aldreIsd L ~ " z ID
Of tho Committee on Water WoFk' w SAiital
mH ALtA. uPDEGRAPp C.-.
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By HAxHBAr foESIS, Attorney.
January nth, 1878, iall

HOUSE FOR 9ALR-I otter for sllo the housS
[l on south Front street, llllnd, 10 which nov
bFslds, Houio contains nine rooms, pantry, bath
rom and water closet; W1sh house aud coal houbs
10 The basement There are hot aud cold WHtSE
and ghI fixtures on all three hooFl. The lot d 90
By rs feet, and the grounds well improved.
Terms easy, Apply 70 HerIey a Britt
JOHN MORGAN,
Iep25 South Front Street, fAland,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation This train only
rms between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaiIy exeeptsundAy -Eewafk Accommodation.
tSIeubenVlllO Accommodations train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when requi.
red At sherman House, RtnAyillo, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hin.
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A TrENTIoN, CIGAR BUYERS
n Now 10 the time 70 buy your stock Of hnt.
Clans TIPS aud sT0GlES, a an going 10 Gull
the manufacturing Of cstri April 1T. Will clos
out my. entire stock o. stoEiSL TIPS md Flint
GEnt cheap; Call early and ut bargains. Pipe
and hmoknr Goods At les than half price
nj S''a e'a-'.' % 'll'. nHsRY puNENs.
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GENERAL NOTICES
GREENWOOD cENgrF;R3y;

tery will meet at the office Of ,b. n. = Ca
1920 Main street, on IHlIESSS ssSSs'tH,
Inst, between the hours Of , ,SS u
P. ~, for the election Of Direc,OsS. osiea
for the ensuing year. ' @HN
mr4 r. c. RONHLM
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FOR SALE,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
VIM A Hoover To- & Co. l,,o.....
Jacob F. Luke. ., ii. Ii 'a'a's

Jacob P. LaiLat ct ii. 'N''h
In pursuance Of decree entered 10 M, O,.r
the list term Of sid Court, At the lp,tat d n N
defendants, the United stItes BuilllIE IN n
Lean Association, and Clarke Hlln.i, I SII, I
TUESDAY, MARCH ~ 1874
Al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, proceed % Ull At puslk,N
lion. al the front door Of The Uo1fI HOi,s q ~
County, the following deserted real ptop m N
ID 10 Say: Lot numbered THIRTY one (No Ili hh.
on the west aide Of the SailonIl Rod 10 Il, n
Of Fulton, In Ohio county, ". Va, (ss Oh 81
No. "a, p 1867. Also, Plreel Of lipl 10 Tf,P
phia district, 10 Ohio county, bcEiahip, d 4,
1uletlon Of B. 4 W. MlnhSll's toid, Bin 4,
| southwest rnef Of 4 tiIci Of land IOld BY T. n
mer to Frederick KObeF; thence With ala KIM
line n. S9ko L "a 20 poles; thence n. g. II. M
poles; thence s. 2S1S' ", 10 10 pole; ihsOu 1 4
W. 7.2i pole; thence n 6dk' ". sTos iG9a
b. az W. 1850 poles to 4 corner 10 III, n
thence u. 70' E. Is .? poles 10 the btslau!lE q
tanning three and 49l0O acres, ECFr Of In. mi
Book No IS, p.l7j)
IEAus OF sALK-0ne.thlrd Of lhs ptFthiS n.
0y, and such further sun ~ The pafthIEf ~
elect, In cAshj the remainder 10 b Tth hlE
equal lnttAllmentS At llK and tWlTe nootAi Ii.
the day Of sale, With interest from he DAY dEI
the purchaser to give bonds With god S6urTk
the deferred payments, and The tide 70 b tsItl
WN. ERsESE,
Special COmRLsiaod,
W. Il. HiLLRR, AuctIOHCtr. kills.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD.

TOall who are suffering from the enun and In.
dlSrTetIuns Of youth, nervous weakness. early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, dc will send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send a seli-addressed envelope 10
the Rxv. JosKpH 7. IsMAa StGiioa D, Btbls AOsis,
Hes York CITY @pis-eod4w
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EoR BALE

Eighty ehcics Building Lotl On wheeling Island,
eriee from 600 70 e6O0 each. Only onesEKth Of
the purchase money required In ealh. TheTesIduO
may b paid annually In gTVH equal inItallmentl
Apply 10 JOHN r. GncHRIsr
Sp9 At Top Mil.
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HOT SPRINGS.

Last observations OF Our Cor.
respondent In Regard 10 the
springs and Their surround-
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and who does not look upon liieas 8 mere
vegetation from season TO season, could
moi, Of course, be content with such an
existence, 1t Is, however, far better to
come TO Arkansas, and dwsll Independent.
Iy among these mountains, than to feed
upon the charity Of the public al the
North, as SO many people who are out Of
employment are doing at this time. The
hope Of this county Is identified with the
hard times at the North, which, as there
10 every reason to believe, have not yet
spent their force, and which in the next
year or two will force many unwilling
Immigrants into Arkansas and other
sparsely settled States. Then will set in
better prospects for all who now dwell in
these Ozark regions, and the day will
come when It's SOIL, like that of rocky
New England, will. boast an active, en-
terprising and intelligent population.
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NEW MISUNDERSTANDING.

JHANTED-A hIst nate Cook, Walhef and
w lIoaer. None other roed oder. Apply a.
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EOR RENT
IL HolAs containing Iix rooms, bath loom
and kitchen; supplied iih water and gas. No. o.
EU ss4s 'uss'' Anql ANTON Il REYMAsN.
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lNAETRD-TWo expaieneed ChanbsrmIlds
w A.: one Laundry Girl APPSlyyIHia HOUSE..
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For County Commissioner.

J. W. Clemo is candidate for County
Commissioners. subject to the approval
Of the Republican Convention. He is
one of the most Industrious and 70
spected citizens Of Winnemncca. and
through his energy aud perseverance
under the most adverse circumstances,
succeeded in developing what is to day
one OF the most promising mines 10
the county. II man who has done
much for the community in which he
resides is entitled to Office. the claims
of nv. Olemo cannot be ignored.
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An Undesirable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world. il Is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you.-yOur unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you
OF liver complaint. or Dyspepsia, with
all it's miserable effects, snch as sick
headache. palpatation of the heart,
sour stomach. habitusl costiveness,
dizziness OF the head. nervous prostra.
ton, low spirits, etc. Its sales now
reach every town on the Western Con-
tinent. and not a druggist bat
will tell you of it's wonderful cures.
You can buy Q sample bottle for 10
cents. Three doses will relieve you.
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A Pleasant Ga mae

d. F. Verdenal of the San Francisco
Daily Exchange visited Winnemucca
recently to attend court in mining
case In which he is interested. He
was. while here, initiated into the mys-
teries of Beecher, which he speaks of
ss follows. in the Exchange:
UP In Winnemucca. New, they have
O game of cards known as Beecher. or
stud horse poker. It is very pleasant
game. aud much moneyis lost and won
Of an evening by its dsvotees.
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THE wHEELBARRow NAN.
Trundling Across the Continent for
Wager.

3. Lyman Potter, of Albany, N. Y,
started from that city the 10th of last
April with a wheelbarrow. for San
Francisco. He agreed to make the trip
In 2l5 days, with Sundays tor rest.
The distance to be travelled is 4,O85
miles, SO that he must average 10 miles
Q day. A purse of 81. 900 is involved
in the venture. Potter is 38 years of
age. and weighed, when he started, 1873
pounds. He arrived at Ogden last
Wednesday in good condition, and
twenty days ahead of time. He carries
extra clothing. and several letters from
persons in the East to friends in Cali.
fornia. on his wheelbarrow. He re.
ceives twenty Ave cents each for carry
ing the letters. AT his usual rate of
travelling he will arrive in Winnemucca
about three weeks from next Saturday,
say September 2lst.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Whas she Champ on Reporter Said
Of Himself

What she Champ on Reporter Said
Of Himself.
de stepped into the Silver STATE Of
nee, helped himself to q seat, and
brushing his auburn locks, which al.
most hid bis face. aside, said:
I'm the boss newspaper reporter OF
Nevada. l am. made the Enterprise
what it is; I've made the name of tho
Virginia Chronicle familiar as house
hold words ell over the coast, and I've
written some for the carson and Reno
pspers--just enough to bring them into
notice; in fact. I'm the only newspaper
man in the State of Nevada"
We gazed with mute astonishment at
the great journalist, and wondered
whether he was Artie Brace, the pun
gent paragraphs. He broke the si.
lence by saying:
II am engaged for the campaign. at
Eureka. ut salary of $3.50 q month.
A friend engaged supper for me at o
downtown restaurant. I'm awful
thirsty. and want to borrow four bits
till get an instsllment Of my salary ut
Eureka"
We pointed TO quartette of candi.
dates who were discussing the pOlitical
situation and their chances Of election,
on the sidewalk, and informed the dis
tinguished journalist that they were
waiting an opportunity to treat thirsty
individuals, and that he was certain OF
four drinks IL he showed himself on the
street. He rushed out of the Office,
and an hour later We saw him lying in
the shade Of the courthouse trees, ap-
parently dead drunk.
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Not Yet Found.

The remains of P. s. Patten, mail
carrier between Boise City and Jordan
Valley. who 10 supposed to have been
killed by the Indians near French
Johns ferry. on Snake river, three
weeks ago. have not yet been found.
though diligent search has been made
for them near where Patten was last
seen.
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Deputy Sheriff.. r. Sias of Eureka.
arrived here yesterday afternoon on his
way 10 the Nevada Insane Asylum at
Stockton. with John Margerelli, who
has been pronounced insane. He was
advised by telegraph to remain here. 80
he lodged the lunatic- in. the county
isil.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29

j. w. Clemo. Foreman Of the Fair
mount mine. brought to this Office last
night sample of ore from body Ont
last Tuesday on the second level of the
mine, $50 feet from the surface. which
assays $1,000 per ton in silver. He
says the specimen is fair sample of
an ore streak one foot thick.