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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24

Naehes. who il still recognized "a
principal leader of the FLUTES, notwith.
standing his resignation of the Chief
eAinship, has determined to take the
field against the hosties. He has Sc ut
messengers to tie sub chiefs of the
Piutes aud Shcshouss. north and south
of the railroad. to assem- BILE in council
for the purpose OF declaring War against
the hostiies. III both tribqs,agree to SO
to war they can put fouc or five hun.
dred warriors in the field. Naches
says he has ordered all the Piute tribe
out and will get all hsrcan of them to
take the war path.
The policy Of encouraging friendly
Indians. to join the Whites against
hostiles meets the approval Of frontiers.
men everywhere; bntSwill the Govern
mept sanction or encourage it? Many
Of the Pintes aud Shoshones are
unarmed, and Of course Naches
expects the Government to furnish
them with arms. 1t is not probable
thatthe War Department will do 80,
though it would doubtless be the Cheap
est aud most effective method Of SUBJ
DUNG the hostiles that could ba
adopted. 1t is evident that new sys-
tenn OF dealing with Indians must be-
inaugurated to prevent them from
going on the war-path every spring,
and that the RESERVATION method OF
caring for them will no longer answer.
Hundreds OF miles Of territory north Of
the Nevada boundary has beeu de.
gastated by them aad the terror,
stricken iuhabllants com yelled to aban.
don the properly which it took Years
to accumulate. AID III for their dives
Ii this can be .presented from again
occurring by encouraging friendly In
dams to fight the hostlles, let them be
armed and sent 10 the trout ut ouce,
Self preservation is The first law ut
nature. and as one branch Ut Cougress
refuses to turn the lhdiaus overto the
War Department and prevent rep,tl
tion OF the scenes now transpiIIog
within one hundred aud tfty miles OF
the Central Pacific R,nsuad, the PEG.
pie should assist Naches ia tquippiug
his forces aud urge Lin TO turn tpem
loose IN the infested Territory al once
and wags the war uutll The last hostile
40 aunluIlated
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24

FRANK KENYON. proprietor of the
Lyon Coanty Tunes, The Bodle Stand
aid aud Esmeraida Herald, offers to
sell one OF these journals entire, or all
Interest IN one or more of them. in con-
seqaence Of Ill health. Tnis utf,rds
PERSONS desiring to engage in the news
papss business. ssplsnd,d Opportunity
- do so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24
EOREIGN DISPATCHE.


AaDOfs Oh the COngress'
LONDON Jupe %.
A telegram from Vienna says: The
general Impression from to cay sitting
of the Congress is most satisfactory.
The labors OF the Congress have made
considerable progress in regard to the
private pourparers between Russia
Austria aud England.
A Berlin telegram confirms the state
ment published this morning as TO the
arrangement relative to tie Balkans; ).
but the decision OF the Czn is awaited
on Certain other points ID dispute,
touching southern Biisnis' and the
Anilydria Question.
A"s'ria's Beniand.
LoNDoN. June %.
A dispatch from Uun.taLtiuople says
Austria viii d~snand.. 10 the Lougress
Authorization TOYS .ort B3suiai refugees
back 10 toelr iIsia-s. and il is said she
will urge ihst the dnfatilu of tle -
cort's stay III B,slil be eft unfinished.
Nee tang Of insurgents.
KuaAsA, janr %.
Recently meeting OF Herzegovina
insnrgsnt leaders III Cettlnje was COL.
ypkey Ito Summon all tine klybas 10
arms, Delegates from lower Herzs 90
vina. no Sever. Absolutely refused to
paIticil ate in such movements. as III
hut ntl,i persons III lhir districts
eYlnced l4ajlaa u An-tfi,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24

ALBERT ". EDd4sLY, lawyer OF
Lynn Mass. forO dc has wife to 10 to u
circus. sue Went, ani "a her return
found the doors iocaed against her.
lie refuses to live vita her, sIla.aigh
tueir previous eight ui0ntna-of mlrfIed
life Was tslIcIous.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24

A BARGE witn two thousand bsehiyes
shoarA Is af1at on The Mississippi, AID
Ia 10 bs moved Up and down the river
cnii1Sthe season, so as TO be all the
t!ihe IN the midst OF flower. The bees
viii thus bs kept continually within
reach OF the best mtterl Il for honey.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24
SHEnlEE'S SALE.
VIRTUE OF AN ExEcU ZION ISSUED

- Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECU ZION is SUED
~ ~ ~ lne oustIle EvulL vi UA.oll
Ar"d'At'. III aau IOE 44u.nuIIus co....., .
-'os-A-, o.. tiA0 os4I dAJ VI d4o, a. ~ 900
alA.A ~ iIAS-tAiit1s- u uSII,ef "a f.f e.eL -
tAoA a. 'oL uAS,A.en fecvyc c. ~ saul 4 o,.It
"a ne III a. vi a. "a, ~. 900, la la,ol VI
sne state U. Aet~us, pIaIA,iH, aLd AZ inst
I"oh4as DlIiOn AID , A.. "a vi oecI io.. "a. A
~, i"V acres anu improvements, deielil.u
400 lnc sun o. 20 "A .a1Us, aid duin.u,.e.,,.,
amouhslAS 10 tnc sam Vi a cenLs ANA al 40
costs o. BUT, AM tIinA costs ana "a, A.. =,
@o'n.hay Va June, a. ~. 1910, ieyy apou aud
'"Ae Ia execution tIe aoosc aesoi lDea pea. :.
erty. fS<
Now'therefore, notice is hereby gsyen that
On Monoay, The tsef
I'D DAY OF JULY, A. D. lS7s.
between the hJurs Of pInr . clio, K m tls. fire.
Ao1n @.id O'CLOCK Ia .ic 'afse4iiJ,... vqn !, nj
wv ciocA Z. M, at the 'front.' doc. OF ,Ae
Courthouse IN Tue iowa vi ol.uel,,,,..,..
A"uiDoioA county, 4sSs@a., 1 Wal ,iiL.,r ,,,r
raie d. puplic auction, u MI ucsg u.,.,.e..
iVr cAsiI ", ., Bold cuILJ ALI NE ..v,,,. 49,,
9s'ioe'1 pio -erty, or su1L >.e..t tLelcui to na.
ie4J sil4u J~d 51Aent, cUsts AMI ..ccau. e,.,s
uiseh anaei my hand, ~ my offic, in Vim.
n0-4"@c", AAuAIioJ iIs cJ.n.J A,oyAda. Lu1.
zJsA y VI June, =. ". ioiS
-, Y. a. hYLL,
Je=utd sheriff numboid- count. New.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24

EVERYBODY has heard VI Gla.uber's
faAs, o4t n,w many know whether
%..aAber IN the name Of "A man or a
o,so~, tie " s III tact lannon's chem.
-Ss et -Ainssssds.ls i,..ths s1xsesuth cen
fprya ssho AZ '-atsd The peculiar prepa-
,sAsAs fssa.ging his name.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24
CITY BAKERY.
Chris Dehl Prop',..
toPfS'lxE gHE COURT HOUSE.
fireman Rolls, Square Loayes
5ro"n Hread, Pies, Cakes,
Oou5hnuts. Etc, Etc.

Always 'an baud, and delivered to order
ifesh IRON the osen III quantities. to amir ~
any part of town.
having purchased The City Bakery. | win
spale 20 painS to ineris tbs patron.y. Of Ia
puD1Ic. oar oi me
"ihnemacca, July %, ls77. !,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24
SHGniFE,S SALE.
Dy VIRTUE OF An AxEeurloN IssuEn

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- outpI eLas >assINe SuuIt oI U.IOn AOalIs
Dag, IA @na Ior 44u.44OOt4. Su,.4At. 4sIt~OA,
"a tAc o. u-, ~ IN. -. ~. is.o, -nl : l.Ic
dItectcu "l.4 dS4.yGIId I0r 0A~c~l4on dyva
q. " AL, "A. y. Iofd. Ia iassr Ga .Lr 80 q
siIL n - ~, = .5cc,l-. H. .4IIu =. a
VI D \" a oecsI IA a, a.As., AZ. 4. y, - ~. =
,SSStl0A IL, - "A a slid ~. ~. a
y. ~. -. q .seStI D, wnAl.e a., A.. A.
LASt, Uel al -4A.. Ivr s.4e - ~ 1893
al" "a SSntS u. lnquULcy altd~eusss al salL,
aAioonssu, $40 -, .ssvs..IiI., c1s.o, IA
III =. .. . IA G~I.., did vn tie 1Osn d.y VI
5uh-' -. - loo, iU'3 ekIu .Au IN ~. e1-ca-
40. ali ss1C Dssv --SS1.4 ~. YIo.Jo.sy
Mo-, t-AcE-ioA, 4-ot.cc LaSGIoJ given
thai "a
AOND.AY, THAI ID X OF JULY, A. D. 1915
Be.Wecn the loIirs VI nm o'clock in the
Io-SAootl AID nge o'Sao-A an tue aI.etnoun,
'AZ' 80 oue oAOSA Pai U. saaIu - .rO44t
u"oA VI eAN SVu-s AAOA Z, a. 80 sOw
At AAtacc1, nuD4oos>st CoiA. y, .NcKa.a A a.At
SAeF ioE saio ~ y LulIc -uc.I.I, ~ tAC ALA nest
Dlo1eE, Ioi casa, U. .. Z h"cvln, ..la "a sue
aDo'e uescfIued proper auLisiehs the ~ [
70 ga Asi5 o-4d Jla9IIen,, ,Usts, E.Id .ec4 aI4i
costs.
Given under my hand, ut my Office In Win.
nehiiAcIa, A-uinooIas IOans5, ave, Tia, ans
SSsA u4y Oh . aIIe, -. u. 1910.
"A KYLE,
SAerlH OF nuinuUllt CVdnty J, acadia
l1iLu -u-@I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-24
FIRE EMS BALL

FIRE m EMS BALL
qIssEg55a
e;'i lI|a.;19
TO BE GIVEN BY 49,.
Winnemucca Hose Company
No. /,
$500. IN ......
CENTENNIAL HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING.
Jvl1 Fo III Z n.
CcmmI..ee Of Asr.nyemeass.
II. W, Wood. Il. @. adler,
Chas McDe d, Jno. fulton.
Floor Director.
Floor Managers.
W. II, Ii -sner, Chas. A. Ladravef
j.. Job, st.id. hSld's
Inyitat, "a committee.
wISsEAuCcA.
NIB. siauuton, 4. Reinhart,
J. L. Sabine, y Levy,
~ F. Stevens.
Paradise VALLEY.
Chas, Kepilsr D. Is. P. Pierce,
QuM RIvER
H.H. McOolley, q. Mcconnell
EDEN VALLEY.
Jas. Richie, ". BArnum.
sMILL CITY.
C. C, Taylor. DIR. Jas.'aould.
Dun GLEN.
Col. Buel, DIP. Crook,
II. G.ervile.s
UNIoS LILLE.
J.H K!nkead, ). II Mcmillan,
III. Hsdiey.
oRAss yAL.Ey,
J..Guthrie, O.. Bartmas.
PLEASANT vAhILss,s
Geo. Miller, p. sweeney.
huABoLDT aousG.
L. A. Elakesl.e. +. u. Mcclellan.
kYE PATCH.
A.westfAlh L. W. Greenwich,
John Be.eland.
oEExSA.
l.. H%Carpenter. 4, p. Torrey,
al. L.. kcfna1ingtoa.
Lowell cKs.
. II. Maker, +. West,
Geo. LoyeIoek.
OoLcUNDA.
Z NJ Meador, A. Gintz.
Music Higgins Band.
SUPPER AT THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
All Hi. emen are req1a ted to turn gu, in
un4fUffn.
jane I2-td
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Ia llIe Te@esI- lstglp- W.T. tise u.al err
s-sr;zs ille Government lasss s.1s=E n..a-ir I
nillinyn il9l8ggz7
La ataEve item iass i,.a.u rsEp- IL.
1Dnl'tss 81 1ise pzess ,szsr sllese 9s..
eus-eaess rwer4 ~ - NJ .Ias-
agreements nave i5.cI i@ui,. wul liz.
tuaagSS ,U Ga--s sip- lsslise isg- is.-a r. =
niili4la asl.aas ieee .faal iur tiae tlr.-
WINS iaar yeaes ga. ssree-l1naar
Gees iaT heidi nsu e.,asussi4ise .fn-
1rE l'..-.s,-HlmS wss.G sass - ilu.ss 7
leif1'ssslstt- ~ fulfil and rtp.ss are
s'nl'e 17ezF Esas-- u7rala@ra emsisr.
: z ss.eete-- 1iza- 1a~3uS t'e- lf.sr 4,usr
s'sase rlse f,.F .iiiee 1,,,1sss-n..r VII.
- is-atii.a II Hs@,a representatives.
a'F~ ~ ea~=s ~ suf1s az.ssissf lsa..ls-
nfs1 many q z.s=n Hi Ia Eauuz ii
s'sz li.sticgar- liz aia aunususs called .ar
{ ''.'l .rifs lr1rre7unear VII - zeut..-eE
- 10 sfe,csHl emr-uess. aia zue
's'l'se VII. sseu f.ar up ti.a nIilli.n
ial.aes sarsGr
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uMIEzzN 8EzEI
60. -. . -.

sibsinaan aslsa lass goIEsiIHtDt tln
1S,sslissssrzx liz = lisagiin tire uiitstbsssis
iiulrsia wa, II issaass ssEiiiaIrrT filIaL u
stIee az-zeezal gttnnsun diassaEisrFre ttis
As.sm lans preserved in tfIill vTlguE
rflsat ezalzassftr tfpinifintt summary jas
i5sae vaiisrsil gpssss eewf- nuRaif tfia ss1EisT-
ing a1ais e.zrasaa eezzssllelt1 features aT fIse
a,ras~napert1 IL tie hIiiiaIss Harpss
finis eiiHirsiiE to .rsac1ratIle with ttissiT
asas.spin1lss Is lIssststa- ties eszsar1finniin
sans circumstance az = inilis s1iiiiFaz
is isslsz.s az svtiiasse zasssei ire issss ilIgti1
al iiSs iifatiae aHI3 lar viiazse diaseIsse
iee l.sss pgalle1l III IiAhpeE bnt iriss 81
8l,eGussil llEs4efstee. IA WINCH saissbiEite
Governments agree guith al. ntiFaTs,
that Itn aunsHr ST g1s,sU aIlt5 unrest
sisg-IiIlIsg continues tee attempt IL TlnzH
ttise ssE7aTn AGAINST 1tise ssalsse II gvingti
ttisa- ii1tiTtnt. Was dune and rfisa- -tiss-
triiIuuesss vfnasi russisssss Ezz4asf- ssezHIirss
pzastI5s;sil,s ggsiiIIatsss. ttnTsvEs Il AWAY.
> u ise pnlissipgtl Isrss;sasiy AS IL rfle
;.ssse .sE tiinss.- vfias ng1Ee nssg,sr .TaIs-
ilssT.etl any sIs,.ias.s-uItss- ssireln-Fsi
tisa1 -ueeiu;an YEAS Compromised IL x
pbr u tssiilTmse TEE sultan. rwnt.I =
ant .lrssiiliisss iiss punishment.
Il t0nsse fugnl TIE Guitars ssauGilann-
hu r Il were utiet-v1ss.=. ant II .s1uiss+-
I'au vgss punished is pursuance IT Z J.
FeTtie:a % nss euItfiIsE:- II bulza-ii,. lnre
! vVTurtl -ssI IL saIE II us faux II
PISS Immediately IY.aIsnIssiilis Iu~ tiH
sctHa e,l.alzes u -tl4s- n.u-Es8l RESIST :
lfas IL ina- eanlaai-u- lis vase. ,lf
Z army - snnls.a art us iisstii.aIrti.-
uiJ1r. .vinle1 erilHi5..t A..ie.ns.sr Ailss
lssz5ttuIss AGAINST lIt. army aif tlse
Zagnvineu sn 1i.e lam. DESTROYED .lpe
~ claner tle frtpnaaiss rat IT, 1as...e
es,:'-1 witt -iI,e 1.rsalslI.s. lul-il 81 a
alssaIss- Thar ulsseuHsils.- was eu8p1n
Forfeit tie= .s=aas BE iif-r g.,glazuss
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ns gnsuee ~ e.

s''tfsi 3tssraaIss were -ats.n snadeI,
q si'a fi.l'ssl1lls l ssfser s.sz,asg ar.,sk
fast q baar15,,g l,srase u 1leese,,..r,
''o''''n u si's e;ig yesterday. lot sr4
e''a.s'.y ~ sssriaass 5ssuses g.i1lsrw,.g
II = atasF@e@e1 that 1ise Ia .aae -, !
WIG i'a1 been aealiie1 si.at h. pas -
az y - Essez 'ares pr gsjsssu n
aa'@ o'"eaa y way = seseare Aa
.'a'''s a'p The Gls5usse aaas4 ese--
Sacrament 5ae
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THz Ezs-Ess fasuI-z-1sE - .T.eaeit-
Belgian publication auoves .Ia- tise
.ae1Ies.i IFpii ;ss.isr rtf =srtb = slis,sir
1aG9 1D1 DG. aimut eunals divided
5essween usaes ant fensates. Ea..r-s
gear aisut .. lBH Jag dr. ever CIV.
- s every uunr $50 e-e-s
minue, OF risezainse. -tipsres a.il..sg.l
every sseuna. Il civilized taJuu.rl-s
rtttare sass nGse ailrtis rfisau fiseastss. .1u-.
.cire V,irise world considered -tips num-
ser 81 lie fustie=r is apDut euua sss
tisat Il lie sa-ser Aase fesup,e az
gi'0rn ant DE IL tlee lllSir lisau IL tie
day, ana generally Speaking. ilsp--ssze1
mem Dir peiqse tirse u "a. s.a4nze-
syi'bH languages are spfiaen 81 tis
world 5aD IL Eus,re. sgB ir As.a
rs il 44Elflcs and 4ae4 ln America
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IL compliance vlTsn 3 sesliIu.5au q
eie 1eIsase IF Dec- :, 1e11, 1ie Pas
deIt las transmitted - ttsat l,s,isr -
ports II liz General # the army si,e
ssnarserasas'ser gseips@al. fsausnils.sss-r,
General IF Subsistence, auE xise Cfs,e.
81 0srana1eee showing fir elz- e lie
aase war with Ghe slurx guslais aln
1be eauaFies IL III saua. Tug Qua
sennsasser General reports 4isat fsgu
General Terri commanding 1iss il
sHartHssTs II L,sasGa, 1t i learned ei.,+
liz cgst 81 tie war III TIT F.e1,a,-s-
apaat was Ea92 so. Of which ss4f l1p
pertains - The uarsernsas.egs fAz
Fsrameat. Genera Cso,sk essiu,ats.
the cast If tise var 81 Tue D.,.art-
a'eft Of fi'e Platte 1t s1Sag ~. n
Which SIN tue sHaraernsasaer Gget,e,-
p : department 5se3sargsss viii 81 ase
ass. Tie Cbi.f " Ordnance seaar,s
fssaf 1sie value q ordnance steres Isl
% tie a'at1ls4hesIa, assasr8oa,ss and s,.s
tFage1. 8or waat If traaseos <a.siaa
r. Amounted = f7ss5s2s Tie
srSs'us''sissary General II Su.,ssstesezs
sss'srTs that tie value # s.gses -
was S11sss6 y, aid the EXCESS If tie
- q Stores purchased y ~ 3!aek
lis Drer he 8pes u tie sane Stores
{ ssg,ale1 fraa fs,e 6epgts Nas s.
'11SGs asfsg, 81 80 p
1s'e Ae5assar aseaeral reports 81
- cosna1ssssio1,e ] stssees aaa 20 aassa
LED AID two sssIsasss xgE0ere :
~ ~ existed uess w8aD8ea- Tseaa
lied add wovsa {
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- sis.fS 3 snfe1 - t-asgsu serlrse7
lailE 1.seasde:lr.
y 2Aaa1ss u = u Fl Ellis e8u,a IL -
gssse-sssG-
1a''e h-s'ss'es isaa = msrar. -sr 5st
lllfe af1.n- nlws
li'e 1ttiss7ssi'.'e Deewsea lsor aa.g a
''srn = 1tat Shingles are agqs..ee =.
eire ra'sf If 1te 8sa.rr
sal.E sal5 9 3s.ligw g. . ria wsl,..
''s'd fsa isalf. 'hss'p away frmn M er
Ft1i,s - me 81 fssr .fr1nat f..arr
''''s s''rNssss rsifss TO- green 30
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uInif fIae 1fsT 80 EE1EEressauz iIas LII.
- sst.fress. A.erfssrrss ssz 800 - ami
sssssass espsET gIesHs1ne sIzsasssh MANY AIsEsss
HrEsasz. nvnraInaE. enr sEnlpfuynEaI1fs yailHtS
lrsIEEaRrs INN iinlilaF tesns aziEn -. - r.
9gTlTHeEEt1ss HEbggUsRE I'D EH1ksuE I'D zs1<iIs
aaazzxHEnrr1 * HIS az4sI1L ass1a -
! azzEfr EisEu1fIur Htltf
lslynaeEls al ssil gEs ID itsazthgvTillf sIezsilis-
III gsesEr is.szIis1EiiHse liar S. 1fsE hseSsttnI
4asv szst irrrzs Ekss igESssts vim are
liiziIl6etna Fleessala ix1 = ratEI-n, slIlrs-
ssr-ilses8eun HgTIn e I = sisso EEzzlIuTEsEDlIzT
Law NJ seszy lpEEsIn inIIBle anssIeeiiEil tIIsz
- slssnve sgvHElE HE-a4zETT1se are pns1
ssrrilHs assz mn szsInl1l iMIHg EzffI iIRsffFrs
acknowledgements tF8r continuing m
nEssHRass slftsr Il nj - IESSF viitlfnEI Issls
nEssgIzaiT RZ
application 4smEigl iselnsalsefTo LAIsailn
Savage. lsIIlsss0Iz1g Internal Ateasnmes -
lsds4e sfixy
1larflA D. EsSe-zAw
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Tm neagnats Inn III Ills SPEAK ..E.un-
missioner a1f aseuss. gghissn INK u.sale
yesterday. april Isl ssaIsess 3 gzssit
seIssasiuI. 81 = ssausE tl.a< hss reajc
i1safl0u vzas Teunssspsf .t,E -tis Press:
llerr.
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THE lgsrr.afE py tfiae 1z@a.sa 1iIisss
Si,flalias;, 'fL1rii we reaeu -Ad-!amHise
Z snail mr. .Tez-, .ts:slls tie Louisville
gDnresrz5plsrHg. ~ 1euIteiH1e iiar- II
mIssr ipe Z ioitr 1ne ttsaweeL Cegizs
ggger tieee.
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Ngws fun South -Af1Iga = ~ tee
.sfErH tfisat stiae Esaflzs are tfipsd a1f
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confined 10 mss rzlum II d tIissspii.e
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GHE feeling Of saIszessT j. rss-s- s:'ssas
IN Ialnfion, and lwar+iisse sentiments
ARE 1eeGnTling general
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Ia llIe Ge-@sI- i.st.p- wi iise mai egrE-
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niili.gL Gul8arz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17
Il. WHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.

The subscription price Of the PUB
LIC LEDGER is s. per Gnnum for
The Daily, and 81 per GnnGm for the
ReOkly-POstGge free.
Persons leOUing the city for the sum
msr can order the DAILY LEDGER
at SOC per month in aduancs, With the
privilege Of changing pOstO6ice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17

After this date, until further
notice, the LEDGER will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring 10 subscribe
can obtain the paper as the
LEDGER counting rOOm fOl
TWO CENTS each by PUB'
CHASING TICKETS.
As soon as the epidemic II
ended, and the people return
all eur routes Will be re.estRb
lished.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17

is an easy stage in cases Of dyspepsia. A
slight attack of Indigestion, especially when
there is a prcdispOsitiOn to digestive weak
ness Of the STOMACH, mgst speedily eliminate
Ia the more obstinate feFm nfthe aigesse. II
is we'll. therefore, TO adopt prevyntive meas
les carly, Although Hosietter's Stomach
Biuers Oyercomes, II persisted in, cases OF
dyspepsia Of long standing, is obviously the
part Of wisdom 70 use 1t ere the malady as
spmss a chronic phase. This is partiou arly
true, because as dyspepsia advautes, it en-
eenders other bod ily evils, such rs disorder OF
the liver, constipation or undpe l0Osenes3 of
the bowels, nervous disorders, ypodhondria,
sleeplessness. These maladifs arc both pre-
vented and remedjed BY the BitteTs, but how
huch better TO check them IN their outset
with the great alteratiye, than to wait until
they established a 6rmer oothold in the iys-
ten, Surely the Advisability Of this must BE-
apparent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17
ANOTHER wARHIEe.

we nave warned aDSenteeS SeVeral
times during the past two or three
weeks, not to return to Memphis
until there was a killing frost. But
in spite of our friendly admonitions
they have been pouring into the
city for the past ten or twelve days
only to sicken and die. DR.. Mitch
ell informs us that there have been
many new cases during the past
two warm days, and nearly all of
them have occurred among persons
who have been away, but who re-
turned with the hope Of escaping
the fever. This is a fatal mistake
which many of them have made.
We know that our business men
abroad are impatient TO get
home and renew business. We say
to them again there is no business
being transacted here, except in
connection with the different asso-
Citations which are caring for the
sick and burying the dead. Mem
phiS is now dealing in death, and
not in the goods which go to make
up the business Of the commercial
season. Why will our valued friends
and business men rush back into
the jaws Of inevitable death, when q
few more short weeks of absence
will insure them health, life an(
business? God knows we have car
ried many, too many, Of our best
friends and business men out tC
. Elmwood Cemetery already, and W,
cannot afford to lose more Of them
especially when a remedy for tina
loss is so simple and within tn
> reach of all those now out of dan
ger-Absence. We can scarcely ex
pect or hope to have killing fros
before the first or second week 0
! November. The light frosts 0
s October have never been known t
t destroy yellow fever sporules in th
: climate Of this country. 1t re
s quires November frosts, and sever
d ones, too, to dispel the poison
r GUS properties from the atmosphere
d 1t is a well-known fact that in 1S1
If we had three or four light frosts !
J, October, and yet the fever contir
s ued its deadly work until the M
}. vember frosts came, and even ate
'r they came there were many DEATH
IS Again, we say to our friends abroa
B. shun danger by remaining in yot
r, safe retreats. The few paltry do
Al lars you migkt make by returnir
8, here to renew business will b
'e compensate you for the deadly ri'
er you would incur in the foolish a
+ tempt to grasp them. The treac
~ erouq, insidious poison still linge
u in our atmosphere, and those WI
O. come from a healthy cline to o.
g. fever-scorched city can only
y termed deluded victims of fthe bee
70 onings of an invisible but murde
Nc Gus monster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICE
A OARD

To all who Observation-Disclosures ant
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood etc.. l will
send receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
bya missionary In South America. Send a
self-addressod envelope to the REV. JosKFH
7. INHAN. Station d, Bible House. Ne,S York
Ofg, -xxvii-S eod4w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-17

CAPTAIN JNo. L. LAwLER, has
been trying since Monday morning
to procure ten hands to roll out a
lot Of salt at the shed at No. 43G
Shelby street. He offers a fair
price and only expects about seven
hours work per day. Yesterday he
succeeded in employing two hands,
but one of them left him, and to-
day he has only one. The able
bodied citizen is lolling about
the street corner, calculating that
these good timsg will last all winter