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'OIeman's No, 10; the best sc cigar.


Bingham Brothers, the celebrated pho.
tographers, have over ten thousand mega.
tives IN their gallery. They are artists of
rare merit, and thoroughly understand the
great art of photography, and the theory or
science of light and shade. Their gallery is
one of the very best in the city. 1t is the
place to secure good photographs of your
selves and friends.
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Rn"nURI.

L. Herr has removed to Sarah Born's old
stand, Nos. lat and 149 Poplar street, where
he has large stock OF dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats, millinery and fancy goods,
always on hand, at low prices. Zephyrs Of
all shades, at ten cents an ounce. Stamping
done,
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THE REPORT.
LOUIS HANAUER.
GEORGE WINCHESTER.
j. Z. GOODWIN.
X. +. PHILLIPS,
DAVID Z. MADDEN,

Mr.. Winchester stated that the condemna-
ton of the inferior duality of FAX basging
was universal, land he hoped the report would
be adopted. Ga motion, the report was
adopted unanimously. There being no other
business before the meeting an adjournment
sine dir was had
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LAW REPORTS.

United Stntes District COurt-HOn. e
y. Hammond, Judge.
Yesterday was motion day. In re II. Ro-
In re Il. Harder, in Bankruptcy, reference to
take proof. In re Jacob Gaus, In bankrupt
cy, demurrer filed. In the bankruptcy cases
of J. w. Crocker, w. S. Pickett, John Cub
bins, j. T. Hllsman, ]. Q. Shaw & Co. and
NJ l.. Jackson, motions Tor discharge of the
bankrupts were argued and submitted. Tue
argument in the steamboat cases of the A. J.
White, G. w. Cheek and Illinois will be re-
sumed tomorrow morning.
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WhitemOre House.

The above well-known hotel, at No. III
Adams street, has been re6tted and refur-
nished by Mrs. Jones. Good rooms and
board can be procured by all guests,
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B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
Gloves, Gloves! GIovesI

We will open tomorrow an entirely new line
of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
Chillre 8 Gloves.
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Name. Age. ser. Color. Disease

@ - ~ liie week, 10; whites, Z; colOred,
o. from hospital, 4; still born,
r. F. BROWN, NJ D.,
secretary Board Of Health
e,--Alexander Davis, plumber and oas-
inter by trade, became rather fresh OK %
the saying is, got outside of more WhisFv
tnan he could well support. Therefor a.,
F Elo wa" ~ nome n from the shop, he stopped in
OF Main and Overton streets. and ; ,rr- corner
scene from Dumas pere's !St,ldents of's ~
Quarter Latin, Paris. Mr.. welsh re
relishlng the play, advanced from the fro not
entrance with an ax-helve in his hand, and
MADE on at!ack upon Davis. Davis. resent
popper and blszed away, very iortnn"t nLs
for Welsh, in the empty air. makinS niah{
hideoJs with the reverberation of n 49,
dollar pistol. The police were opportunelv ~
hand, and gently led Mr.. Davis to the
stationhouse. The gentleman will no doubt
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Virgins Hat store

Is now under the Peabody hotel, where Fran
cisco & WiRgin did such an extensive busl
ness wears ago. At this establishment can
always be found all the latest styles of hats
and caps, which are for sale very low.
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For UnWard of ThirtY Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves icind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dyse'stery and didrrdeG, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-trie1 vcroalV Tine,it.- fire cents Z. bottle
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smoke Sol CoIeman's imported cigars
To the Trade
BOokselIers and Stationers.

Having purchased large stocks of all grades
of cigars, we now offer to cash buyers special
NJ. j. COIN & CO.,
Corner Main and Jefferson,
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Great ReductiOu

Only ten cents per pouad-gI me, fish, lake
trout, fish without bones, from New York
and Chicago. Oysters only twenty-five cents
per can Fridays, at Farrell's, 1876 Nam street
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smoke sol CoIeman's No. no.

The place to buy your school books and
stationery is Wills & Wildberger's. 317 Main
street
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CoIeman's 30. 10: the best sc cigar.

EMBOSSED pictures, reward and Christmas
cards, fine assortment, at Wills & Wild
berger's, 3l7 Main street.
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FLAX BAGGINsa.
The Cotton Exchange Special Com
mittee Reports as to InreriOr Flax
Bagging. which Report was
Unanimously Adopted by
the Exchange.

At half-past three o'clock yesterday after
neon the members of the cotton exchange
assembled to hear the report of the specia,
committee on the fax bagging que ton
President Petit called the meeting to order
and stated its object. Mr.. Hanauer, chair
man of the committee on fax baggiug, pre-
sented the following report, which was read
by Mr.. Winchester, member Of the COM
mittee:
THE REPORT.
MEMPHIS, December Z, 1878.
The committee appointed under resolu-
ton passed at the meeting Of the exchange,
held on the twenty-seventh of November
last, to take into consideration the matter of
flax tow bagginR," respectfully and unani-
mousy recommend the enactment of the fol-
lowing regulation, VIZ: That all bales of
cotton covered with bagging composed wholly
or in part of any material which, when wet,
stains the cotton, or is filed with unrotten
chives or splinters, shall be considered I'M
merchantable, and subject to a rejection at
the discretion of the purchaser. This regu-
lation to go into effect upon the tenth day of
February 1879
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Makes knife, kilt, box, double-box, cluster,
diamond, diagonal and pointed plating; also,
fue friling. So simple, child can use it.
For sale by J.B. ALDRICH, 254 Second st.
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Display on Monday new and handsome pat
terms in the improved qualities of imported
waterproofs, in plaids and other designs, at
very low prices,
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YOu Can AaVe MONEY!

Cor dress suits, business suits, choice goods,
AT BOTTOM PRICES,
Go to
M'Geoy's. 43 Jefferson street.
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New Goods. New Goods.
Just received by
GRURBS, AUSTIN 81 BERRY,

1923 Main street, Memphis.
Boys and children's suits, ulsters and over
coats.
New cashmere suits, and full assortment
of overcoats and uIsters for men. Now is
your time to buy Christmas presents cheap.
Extra inducements offered merchants in
our wholesale department.
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Exquisite Novelties.
MENKEN BROTHERS
Display tomorrow:

Elegant Ties,
New Ruchings, in fifty varieties,
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, something new,
Ladies Collars and Cuffs. new designs,
Two-tone and Corduroy Ribbons,
Lace Barbes, Lace Collars,
And other new articles suitable for the holt
0avE
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ALL the school books used in the city
schools, at Wills & Wlldberger's, 81 Main
street
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PHOTOGRAPH and autograph albums,
beautiful assortment, at Wills & Wildber-
gers, 9l7 Main street.
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Read

WRITING DESKS from 81 to 81 50, at
Wills & Wildberger's, 81 Main street.
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Coleman sells Key West cigars. Sc.
PEARCE, SUGGS * co,

Wills & WLDBERGtR's assortment of
Juveniles is immense. Call and see them.
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IMMENSE ARRIVAL
OF
New Goods
B. LowENsTEIN h BROS.

B. LowENsTEIN l. BROS.
We will open tomorrow, Monday, the 9th
instant,
200 new Dolmans,
500 new Cloaks,
Beautiful new Shawls and Wrappers,
Misses and Children's Suits,
Misses and Children's Cloaks,
Ladies Silk Costumes,
Ladies' Worsted Costumes, q,
All at lower prices than ever before offered
in this country.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
Will also open tomorrow
An endless variety of
Ladies' Hose,
Misses Hose,
Children's Hose,
Gents Half Hose.
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STRAYED.
sTRAYED CIR STOLEN.

ATARE-A light bay medium size mar, n
Nj good order when stolen; very thick through
the laws and white specys on5aws; On lett side sew
eral marSs, resembles sOrcs that have healed up,
caused by b q n soS; large eyes. long small scar
breast and IS = fine bloOded little mare; wont work
90 4 in harness: will kick bad In harness; natural
Tosd-fsr and rides we'll so reward Will be paid
for her return to Thomas ClayTell. four and half
MIL : IN old Ralatgh road
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Holiday Goods.

AOAIuHy UOOuSs
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
Request the attentive observation
Of the Ladies
To their Mammoth Advertisement of
HOLIDAY GOODS;
Also to the numerous arrivals of
Attractive Novelties
For each of the various departments of their
Immense Establishment.
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Hibner's Champion Needle
Platter

FlOyd's Ladies Restaurant,
Enlarged and improved. No. 279 Main street
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346.
The Boss
346 OVERCOAT 346
FOR
81 40, at
346
Main street.
Main street.
j. A. SignaigO

Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish,
game and celery, at 278 Second street, oppo-
site Court square.
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For Sale, to Arrive,
THREE BARGE LOADS,
525 Cords
Seasoned Wood.
On hand:
Pittsburg Coal,
st. Bernard Coal,
Anthracite Coal,
Peytona Camel Coal.
CB. BRYAN & CO.,
13 Madison street.
Half u Million
Cigars of all grades,
1000
Packages of Chewing Tobacco,
500
Dozen Pipes,
For sale cheap to dealers, at Harpmann &
Bros, 286 Main street. Call and examine.
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United States Circuit COurt-Hon f. 8
.UudOa

United States Circuit Court-Hon E. y.
Hammond, Judge.
Yesterday the motion docket was called.
The following four cases were stricken from
the motion docket: Talbut vs. the city of
Memphis, Wisdom VS. the city of Memphis,
Schoofeld VS. the city of Memphis, Payne VS.
Oliver, Finnie & Co. In case of Jones VS.
Dunlap motion for preliminary Injunction
was argued and denied. City bank of Sher-
man VS. E. NJ. Apperson Co., demurrer
argued and submitted. Peremptory call of
the docket to commence tomorrow morning,
December 9th. Jurors must be in attendance.
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EIOyd's Candies
Are often initiated, but never eoualed,
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Circuit Court-Hon. j. O. Pierce. Judge.

Mondays calendar, December g., 1873:
erbocler insurance company; 4453, Hill VS.
Douglass, administrator; 4457, Warden VS.
Tremmel ct al; 4745, O'Brien VS. Cook; 1854,
Mosby, Hunt & Co. VS. Turner; 1888, Dunn
vs. F. NJ. Hunt & Co. ct al; 5104,
City of Memphis VS. Marshall; 53l6,
Bryant vs. Button ct al; 5463, Slaugh-
Goodbar & Co. ct al; 55O8, Wild, jr VS.
Brown; $500, Mosby VS. City of Memphis;
500, Church VS. City of Memphis; 55l2, Ma
son ct al VS. City of Memphis; 5513, Dawson
VS. Beckford; 5519, Thompson VS. Miles q
Robinson; $500, Leak, executor, vs. Duvall;
1922, State OF Tennessee VS. Nipple ct al;
1924, Harvey VS. Apperson; 5525, Rawlings
VS. Payne Answers on garnishees will be
na.,rh Tncsdnrr
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DOlHnans and CIOaks.
MENKEN BROTHER
smoke sol Co,eman'~ imported cigars

My grandfather was a most wonderful
man, and he had seen and heard of many
wonderful things, but acknowledged that he
had never seen anythin g equal to Reed gilt
edge tonic as cure for fever and ague, and
declares it au unfailing remedy IN bilious and
malarial fever. In it you will find speedy re-
lief from dyspepsia; it will tone up the stom,
ach, restore the appetite, purify the blood
and stimulate the whole system; it is pleas
ant, safe and efficient.
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Fancy Repellants
MENKEN BROTHERS

ULsrERs AND CIRCULARS.
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IF,'upon opening Or. C. NJ Lanes cele.
brated vermifuge. you do not find his name
manufactured III the glass, you are deceived.
Also see that the autograph signature of
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, is on the label.
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FOR OSCEOLA
FOR WHITE RIVER.
HARD CASH. -

Regular Independents Memphis and
White River Packet-FOr Augusta. JacksonpOrt
Sesrcy, and way points. The regular independent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N6EMPHIs THEATER.

MEMPHIS THEATEB.
DAVEY q BROOKS. PrOprietSrS
MONDAY. DECEMBER 0TH,
Every evening during the week and at the
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Will be produced the great emotional play pJ Ans
authors OF the Two Orphans eiuaea'
ACELEBRACE6 CASE.
Under the au.gsces OF Shook 4 Palmer 'AAOu
Square Theater. N. Y,
y. W. Collier. Manager
Supported by company OF unususl eAcel.enO'
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
NEW MUSIC.
Elaborate Toilets by Launette.
Reserved seats for sale at HollenbeTgs MUSIC e.Ule
v Wrist Ban OF the season.
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
VIII be given By the LOttis Gtes CtHn
Tuesday Evening. December 10. 1915
Tickets to be had at Hollenberg,s Music store
VTASHINGTON VARIETIES,
w Is WASHINGTON STREET.
The Place OF Amusement for the Peops'
a Grand Vaudeville Entertainment
Nightly.
ponular pvic~s OF Adm ssion. See programmes.
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Coleman sells Key west cigars. sc.
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ED. C. POSTAL.---..-.Ma Master,
VIII leave Memphis every WEDNESDAY, at 3
O'Clock pm.
For fleight or passage apply TO
r. W. LIGHTBURNE.
No Monroe St, OPP. Peabody Hotel.
p. z. GLENN, on WharfboHL
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n uTUIaIeu OF N Turnlsneu-
At los COURT STREET

p At IOb CUUhI 5IhAEI.
II OUSE--A nicely furnished house In a central
j L portion OF the city, for furnished rooms,
Must have ali modern improvements Apply 10
!, ID. COnaRaV. y lksE2lRQD. F' y"
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Fresh Oysters and Celery
Merchant Tailoring.

Received daily by express at Victor D.
Fuchs s. 80 and Al Jefferson street.
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READ WHAT WE WILL DO THIS WEEK.
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" lL' Ni1r WN DllttNf .htlliliktr Nus. - anu
j. 53 IarEet street apply al 81 Market.
TOTTAaE HHUSE-II good re air, containing
- large l.I D. three chambers Ginning room and
hail. wants goo ua. u.lv aud kitchen. Large
CI#r-rt u.rHr cover and al necessary urthou IS.
Well ..tH4Ial lHt o. $50 feet fruat b. 4h Also,
tI- furniture IN ne same; Sold on account Of lraV-
ing The city. Apply on premises. "a st Paul street.
8RS L. B. G4STON
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J. D. sHELBY. Grenada, Mis-

DESIDENC.-Coruer Lane sub ttiGkley syeTIUeS
N halt mile from terminus of Poplar street raj
road and quarter mile north or Boulevard; eleven
rooms. including kitchen and servants room. SAITH
room. with bot AMI cold water pipes IN the house
Stables ard Utuer Cut-hOuses, good cistecns and
we'll; orchard and tWO acres 10 garden Apply on
premises or 10 T. F. Coleman, Circuit Clerks Office
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
1TeuDhts ana Ohio River Paclxet 90,
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HI. BEJACH & CO.,
eva Main ST, sz3 Main st
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FOR BENT.

Z ARGE front parlor, suitable for a family, at
l. lO4 Court cet
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-31

A HIGHToNED' thief named. George r:
Waterman, former paymaster of the
Pacific mills at Newburyport. Massa-
chusetts, convicted of stealing Sill, 900,
has been sentenced to twelve years in
the State Prison. This is about the
number of years usually given petty
thieves convicted of stealing 3. few
dollars worth of property; but the fact
that such heightened thief as Water
man could be convicted, shows that in
Massachusetts the distinction between
thieves who steal thousands and those
who steal hundreds of dollars is not so
great as in other States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-31

Dispatches from the North are of a
warliks character. The Bsnnock In.
dams. led by Buffalo Horn, are on the
war path. They have begun the mas.
sacre at Big Camas Prairie in Idaho,
having notified the settlers to leave or
be killed. They are said to be well
supplied with ammunition. which, it is
ailege l. they procured upon the order
of Governor Brayman. This charge
against Governor Brayman is probably
unfounded. He has enemies at the
capital of the Territory who hove been
doing all 10 their power to have him re
Movei. and undoubtedly the report
that ne recommended citizens to sell
summation to Buffalo Horn is circu-
f,ted 10 incense the people against him.
fne Bannoces are hereditary allies of
tae Northern Piutes, and in the Indian
war of 1865 and 6, joined them 10
their attacks on settlers and travellers
between the Humboldt river and Silver
City. The tribe 10 one of the largest
aud most warlike rest of the Rocky
Mountains. They roam and hunt from
the head waters of snake river, east of
Fort Hall. 70 &c &c u Oregon. Large
numbers CT thsu Rave recently left
their reservation near Fort Hall, and q
band of about, $50 of these passed
through southwestern Idaho a week
ago aud created considerable alarm 10
Nsy hee county, where they committed
dspre.iations on property, but did not
sslack the settlers. These are now sup.
posed to be in Grant county. Oregon,
rs they had passes from the Agent at
at Fort Hall to go to the Malheur reser.
Walton. It. has been suspected for
months that the Bannocks meant mis-
caief. Now it appears these suspicious
ware we'll founded, aud if the reports
tssssraphed from Idaho are reliable,
another Iadian war. which mag be-.
aAaeh. more serious-s and extensive than
sSst-of last year. as the Blanocks are
fsxmors powerful than the Nsz perces,
iaGRegssaangnrated.A-
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INvEs rIeATING THE ASYLUM.

Drs. Langdon e. Clark's asylum at
Stockton, where the Nevada insane are
treated and kept. is undergoing what is
called an ii SITS ism. r. M. Daggett,
of the Virg A-.orprise, and DIR. f.
j. White, o - ION, are the investi.
gators. t. .tlemen are said to be
authorized State of Nevada ito
go through 4ne institution from cellar
to garrett" 1t has been charged by the
newspapers of this State that the man
agement of the asylum is not what it
should be. Instances have been cited
in which unfor' ate patients were
brutally treated, aud the general opinion
seems to be that the institution is con-
Quoted with the view of increasing the
profits of its owners, who have a con.
tract with the State to care for it's in
sane at 80 much per head for a mum :.
b5r of years, rather than to restore the
disordsred mental faculties of patients
% their normal condition.
TnIs 50 caled Investigation must
necessarily be superficial. 1t will be
impossible for the Committee to get at
the bottom facts in few days. The
testimony of the patients must be taken
with considerable allowance, and any.
thing they may say against their keep.
ers will be attributed to their deranged
minds. Nothing definite as to the
treatment of the inmates eau be ascer-
tanned by the committee in day or a
week. The keepers have every ad-
vantage, and are masters of the situa-
ton, and unless their treatment is ex-
ceedingly cruel all evidences of it can
be concealed from the comm ittee. In
New York City it was charged that men
and women, arrested for slight offences,
were brutally treated 10 the city
prisons. Investigation did not SUBJ
stantiate the charge, and not until re-
porters of the daily papers comm tilted
offences for the purpose of being arr
rested aud imprisoned, were the real
facts ascertained and the charges shown
to be we'll founded. Now. if the philan-
thropic editor of the Austin Reveille.
to whom, we believe, belongs the credit
of having the asylum investigated. will,
10 the interest of humanity. feign in-
sanity aud become an inmate of the
asylum for season, and then give his
experience to the public. his name will
go down to posterity as the greatest
aud most self-sacrifciug philanthropist
of modern times.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-31

KEY. the lickspittle Postmaster
General, thinks the investigation of the
Florida and Louisiana frauds will re-
suit in war. Hayes made Key one of
his most devoted admirers by giving
him office, and to retain the position
Key is now making an ASS of himself.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-31

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC., will
send .eeipe that wall cure you, FREE of
sphAhGEs This great remedy was discovered
by missionary i'm sd Nth America. Sends
selLAddres envelope the REV. JosERHT
LsaAAS, Astation D. = Bible Heass New FosS'
0ty..,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-31
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

Dissertation ofParliament.
ED1NI URaH, May 80.
Rumors of dissolution of Parlia-
ment are again current.
The Charter Of the Ctmbria mot Re-
newed.
Lo. DON. May 80.
A dispatch from Vienna reports that
the charter of the Cimbria, on the coast
of Maine, has not been renewed, and
the steamer will return to Hamburg be.
fore long. This is regarded as peace
full sign.
A1airs at Consta tinOple.
LONDON. May 80.
The report of the removal of Fuad,
Osman and Muhktar Pashas from their
commands before Coustantinople is not
confirmed; but it is said the Sultan is
suspicious of them, and appointed
Mahmoud Damad as Minister of War
partly for the purpose of neutralizing
their influence, although the act is
likely to have contrary effect. as
Mahmoud is intensely unpopular with
the troops. The Sultan nominated him
without consulting Sadyk Pasha;
hence the withdrawal of the latter from
the Ministry. Mehemet Rusude Pasba.
Sadyk's successor. is represented to be
honest and patriotic. but too old to have
much influence. He is known to be in
favor of an alliance with Great Britain.
Bismarck's Opinion of DisraeIi
LONDON. May 30.
Bismarck backed the Schouvaloff
propositions to Beaconsheld, and when
they parted he said to Schouvaloff:
"Disraeli is clever. but reckless. He is
ready to sacrifice Europe to win a per-
sonal triumph over the Parliamentary
opposition. Thai may suit him, but I
prefer the peace of Europe to long
aud serious European war. that Disraeli
may remain master of England"
New fsisings Among the Kamrs.
LONDON. May 80.
Serious news still comes by private
dispatches from the Cape of Good
Hope. There are new rlsings among
the Kaffirs. Fresh troops are going
out.
Expiration of the voltaire CeIe-
bratiOn.
PARIS, May 80.
L'Univers announces that the Car
dinal Archbishop of Paris has ordered
prayers in the Cathedral of Notre
Dame. in expiration of the Voltaire
celebration TODAY