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istics of q permanent andimMense ORE
body. From that point to the shaft, a
instance of nearly 800 feet, the yield
promises to be'unusually rich. and it is
pretty evident that the Black Jack is
steadily looming up as one of the great
mines of the country. Millions of
wealth are professionally embedded in
Florida Mountain, and the Black Jack
and other mines bid fair to prove inn
mense fortunes to their owners. The
Fillmore mill is pounding swap on
Black Jack roek-and the crushiugs daily
yield'a steady amount Of bullion. The
road will be /, kept open between the
mountain andthe city all winter.
The Golden Chariot Is once more
coming to the front. An order was re-.
Gently received here by Thomas West,
the newly appointed Superintendent.
TO purchase wood and winter supplies
and set the works 10 foil operation
without delay. It will take several
weeks to pump out the water. aud after
that is accomplished sink ing Operations
will probably be resumed. We are
glad for the Company's sake. and for
the welfare of the country, that they
have come to this conclusion. The
Company deserve to be rewarded for
their faith and perseverance,, aud they
will get their reward in the near future.
There is no better mining property on
the Pacific Coast than the Golden
Chariot and its immediate appurten-
auces.
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Platform. and Reseiasions.

RESOLVED, That the Republicans Of Hum
boldt county heartily and earnestly eadorse ths
platform and reSoa ntlt rs adppsed ~ the Re-
publican state convention at Eureka. and We
hereby pledge our support 10 the nominees VI
that Convention.
RESOLVED, That the Republicans OF Hum
Doidlcouhty recogn 10 III our fellow scatlxen,
John ii. kinkead, a. man. eininentiy quaiified
to I'LL the Executive Chair: that we-know
him to be an incorruptbie man OF the PEG.
pie and thoroughly opposed 10 the repeal OF
what is known The Bullion Tax Law, aud
We pledge him the hearty supp TT OF the
entire nepublican party of ms county.
R&soLvED. That any member of the state
Legislature of tubs county who shall fail or
refuse to use every endeavcr 30 regulate the
fares and freights Of the railroads in this State
IL the next session Of our Legis iatiire, should
be condemned by every honest man ~ IN
enemy Of the people,
WHEREAS, The financial and commercial
prosperity OF any Government depends upon
a sound medium OF exchange, ana, Whereas
the condition Of the currency, during the pas
lfcen years, no matter from what caus<i
has been prollhc source OF annoy ance 10 INC
industrial and commercial interests III the
Union, therefore, be IL
RESOLVED, That as Republicans OF Hum
boldt county. Nevada, we return our hearty
thanks to all the members Of the last Con
gress, regardless 4 Parry. that laborei for tLo
RECOMMENDATION OF the old silver dollar OF our
fatI ers; but more especially TO oar own peer
less senator the lion John p. Jones, ior ms
untiring efforts TO carry that great hnahci"'
measure against all the money rings OF Tue
country. the eby, making the dollar OF tho
rich and poor alike.
REsoLvEp, That we leaan with joyful feel
I'm, 2 of the acceptance Of a reelection to the
United states senate b. senator Jones, ana We
pledge ourselves to use all honorable mt ans 10
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Notice for Order to Sell Persona
Property,

In the Fourth District Count in and for Hum
DoIdt county, Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate OF M, Donley
deceased
Order appointing time and place for hearing
application to, Sell personal property ana
directing notice TO DO given.
On reading ana filing the petition OF Patrick
Reed, Executor OF the estate of M. Doniey
deceased, praying for an order to sell the
whole Oh the personal property Of said estate
1t is ordered hat all persons interested in
sail estate appear before the Judge of tie said
District court at his chambers in the Court
house III ' innemucca. Nevada, ON the % h
day If october, A. u. 1878, at 10 o'clock A. M
OF said day, then and thereto show taase, If
any they We, why such order shoala not be
made; and II Is further ordered that copy Of
this order be published i'll the aILvEt STATE.
rewspapersp Abished in the tow OF Winnie
lnucca, hnlnooldt county, Nevada, for at
least i've days previous to said 26ta day OF
October, 1878. Nm. 3, BONNIFIELD,
District Judge.
e Dated october1s, 1873. I'd
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The liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness OF man.
When it is disturbed in it's proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements OF the heart and blood,
the action of the brain aud nervous
system, are all immediately connected
with tue workings OF the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's
August Flower rs unequalled in curlng
all persons afflicted w,h dyspepsia or
liver complaint, aud all the numerous
symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, III
cents. Positively soldin all towns on
the Western ontInent. Three doses
Will prove that 1t is just what you want.
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SILVER CITY MINES
: axs Black Jack Bonanxr Work
ResuiRed on tile chariot.


Rssuaaed on che chariot.
From. the Idaho Avalanche,
All reports from the Black Jack seem
70 confirm the extent aud richness Of
the recent discoveries. We have seen
saapies of rock from that mine during
HE past week That are pronounced by
sld residents 10 be- tar ahead, of any,
ching else IN the shape of quartz THAI
las ever been brought to light in this
% y Ioa of the connry. Tho develop.
sisut Is simply immense. and. no mis-
? Ns aboni II. AT polot In tine tdit
a,"n.i about 80 feet from the mouth
sh& isU tcet irJm tue surface, the led se
slows up heavily in ricn gold deposits,
ahe paS-sireak betcg over three feet in
SHaah aud. heVing all the character
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To@rHE vorERs OF HUMBoADr COUNTY
The undersigned. L. ", Greenwich, Demo
cratic nominee, and NJ. s. Thompson. Repub-
1ican nominee for state Senator, respectfully
submit that on account of the severe illness
of Mr.. Thompson and the pressing private
business of Mr.. Greenwich we find tnat we
will not be able 10 canvass the county in the
present campaign. We have therefore agreed
with each ether to submit the claims OF our
respective parties for your suffrages without
further solicitation, hereby renewing our
pledges gwen to our respective conventions
which SO highly honored US
L. W. greenwich,
NJ s. THOMPSON.
Winnemncea, October 10, 1873. I'd.
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Expires. s,a..ra f.rl Paradise,

z Express Efatserl fsrl Paradise.
All freight intended to be forwarded
by stage to Paradise valley lust be
left at Wells. Fargo d Co.'S Office to be
forwarded. This rule cannot be de-
partedfrom in any Instance.
RICHARD u Morse,
Proprietors Paradise Stage Line.
October Is. 4.
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ourhrs' duty is TO express gratitude to God
Tor the hand OF Diylne Providence WAS never
more plainly visible IN the al IRIS Of men than
IN the d.sconntur. anti disinte grafton of the
National Republican party-a merited rebaks
Tor the nigh crimes and mis.is meanors OF its
high pubic officials aud hoIenn yindication
of that conin1nd written by this finger Of God
on Mount sinai, Thou shalt not steal"
REsoLvED, 4 hat the i emocraey Of Hum.
Dol u county relfgt usiy adne.es TO the time.
honored principles Ofthe "a mai ue mocratic
party, and unre secvediy endorse the platform
oi the Democratic STATE Convention md
earnestly commend the pertinent resolutions
Introduced in that body by ~. W. Davies.
RESOLVED, That ,hS Democracy OF II. M
poldt county heartily endorses tine Democratic
state ticket, and pledges 10 IL las un ted sup
port, ana especially n Joices in tho renomil,a-
ton OF Governor l. II. Brad .ey, that sterlinn
friend OF che people. who can ne ther be per-
sna1ed nor Inundated to prove fAIse to his
high trust.
RESOLVED, That by long eourto of dis.
or mination agains, the people of tnis sta a
IN charging unequal rates Of fares and freighta
the Central paclnc Rail oad mas forfeited all
claims 10 kindly considerations.
hEsoLvED, That al candidates who may pre.
sent themselves before this Convention seek.
ing legislative nominations shall exert them.
selye-, II elected. in procuring by legislation
equitable aud fair treatment from railroad
Companies.
RESOLVED, That any member OF the State
Legislature who shall bs found guilty az
violating the trust repostd in him by he
PEOPLE DO ceemed unworthy Of the confidence
or respect OF the people
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEES

A. W. Fisk, Chairman, Mangloman, Sect.
Frank Carpenter, }. b. Hanna, j. N. Thacker,
Nj. Meador, s. u. ralner, N. Defiance,
s. B. Hughes, Isaac Foster.
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NEW TO-DAY


MEETING Of the Democratic citizens
"a OF Winnemucca will BE- held ut Oriental
nal
thursday Evening. October Gath.
For the purpose of nominating township
officers
BY order of the Committee. oc21
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WiNNEMuccA DAIRY

FRESH
BUTTER AND MILK
viii be delivered daily in auantlties To sui,
customers in any part Of town. Orders II ~
W. A, Tronsdale's Will be promptly filled.
stock pastured ON reasonabl terms.
WA, TROUsDALE & Co
propsLtors.
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Booths Oysters.

A. Booths choicest brands of fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale at the Depot House.
49, oet.EH, G. A. KRENKLs.
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Df1ssMla kinx.

Dressaa king.
Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is prepared to
do plain and fashionable dressmaking
to order. octS.tf.
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DR.. Parsons. the well known dentist,
is in town and viii remain a. few day 70
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REPUBLICAN
State Ticker.
ELECTION TUESDAY, NoyEMppD
9TH, 1878.

ELECllON:- IUEoDAY, NoVEMREp
9TH, 1878.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JoHNH. KINKEAD OF Humboldt countv
RoR- LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
HENRY r. MIGHELS. :. OF ormsby countv.
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
RoLLIN M. DAGGETr. ..Of storey county
FoR JUDGE oS SUPREME COURT.
THOMAS 4. HAwLLY, OF White Pine countv
SoR CLERK or SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES F. BIcKNELL, OF ormsby county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JASPER SABcoCk. OF Storey county
- FOR STATE CONTROLLERS.
JAMES II. HALLocK OF Lincoln county.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
MICHAEL A. MURPHY. of Esmeralda coun.v
Fo1 kUnvEYoR GENERAL
ANDREW j. HATCH ..of Washoe county
FoAsrATE TREASURER.
LYMAN L. CROCKATr. of Washoe. countv
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS.
JOHN HAMMOND.....o ormsby county
October 8. 1878. "a
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Union Township Officers,

FoR JUSTICE oF TsE PLACE..
q. b. OSBORN.
FoR CONSTABLE.
3. w. kUSE.
ron SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
DAVID VAN LENNEP .lIong Terml
J.. X. DaAIS tShort Terml
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DEMOCRATIC
state Ticket
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
5TH, 1878.
FOR GOVERNOR.
L. r. BRADLEY ..............o f Elko county
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
i w ADAMS. OF Storey county
FOR CONGRESS.
WEI DEAL. -. ........ Of Storey county
YoR, SUPREME JUDGE.
F.W. COLE. ..............of Eureka County
For ATTORNEY GENERAL.
J. r. KITTRELL. ........ OF ormsby County
YcR CLERK OF sUfRsME COURT.
hlCdAhO II. nOAI ia oscASy SSN@@sS
: FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
G.. W BAKER. OF Eureka county
FOR STATE TREASURER.
JOSEPH E. JONES. ........of washee county
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
MILTON r. ELSrNER. ;. OF Ormsby county
EoR sUPERISnENDExr or PuBLIo INSTRUCTION.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
8. II. DAY. ........Ot Ormsby county
October ., 1878. I'd
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GRAND OPENIN
u RN 1T u RE
49, fNq' AT. -.
Wholesale and Retail.

YHyHE most extensive stock of the lates
4 styles of furniture ever brought t
Humboldt county, and of every variety, al
Of which will be sold at the very lowest price
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tho transaction, or even knowing anything
about it until long after tho agreement was
made. We regret that wo huvc mislaid tho
Co.'s Gard, as we cut it out for the purpose
of publishing it.
90 Thursday the following appeared in
tho Register:
CARD.
EDITOR REGISTER: l have read Senator
Gary's speech in reply to au article
in the New York Times concerning "a
Constituency Sold Out" He docs me too
much honor. did not writc that article
1t was written, as happen to know, by tho
law reporter of tho Times, from tho original
papers in the cause decided by tho court.
If it appeared "ingenious" it was only
because it was tho plain truth The re-
porter probably never before heard of Gary.
Had written tho article, with my know.
ledge of the circumstances outside of the
record, tho Senator's "personal cxplation"
would havc required four columns instead
of two. JAMES G. THOMPSON.
COLUMBIA, February IA, 1877.
Having done our duty to- all parties wo
leave our readces to form their judgment
from the lights before them.
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VEG EI'AN H..
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HnsroN. Eel.

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Street, Boston.
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VEGETINE.
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Mr.. II. r. STEVENS.
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V { G E 7 / N E
Her Own Words.
!, BALT1nIonE, kiD. Feb.

:. /; BALTIMORE, MID, Feb. l3, 1877.
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VEG lI'TaNE.
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SoUrn BERWICK, Me, Jan. II, IS

SoUTn BERWICK, Me, Jan. II, 1872.
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AN INDEPENDENT FARmEn.

Let sailors sing of the mighty deep,
Let soldiers praise their armour,
But in my hoart this toast Iii keep
The Independent Farmer.
Whom first the rose iu robe of green
Unfolds it's crimson lining,
Around his cottnge porch is seen
Tho houey-suckle climbing.
When banks Of bloom their sweetness yield
TO bees that gather honey,
He drives his team across the field,
When tho skies are soft and sunny.
The blackbird clucks behind the plow,
The quill pipes loud and clearly,
Yon orchard hides behind it's bows
The homo ho loves go dearly.
The gray old barn doors they unfold
His ample store in measure,
More rich in heaps of boarded gold
a blessed, precious treasure.
While yonder 10 the porch there stands
His wife, the lovely cbarmer-
The sweetest rose on all his lands
The Independent Farmer.
To him the spring comes dancingly,
To him the summer bushes,
The autumn smiles with yellow ray,
With household angels round him.
lie trusts to God and loves his wife,
Nor grief nor i'll may harm her,
Hes natures nobleman in life
The Independent Farmer.
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EXEMP TlON OF PERSONALLY.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. C. W. N.
~ Nopman, widow Of DR.. a. Il. Norman, dc.
ceased, has made application to mo for an OK
empsion OF the personal estate Of tho said de-
ceased. and will pass upon Tho samc on Tuos-
day, tho 18th of March next, al O'Clock. A.
NJ, In my Office. in the Court Ilo,,se. ut Wal.
halla, 8. G. RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Oconcc county.
Fob Z, 1873 l2-4t
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VEG sETHNE
The Best Spring Medicine.

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EXEMPTION OF PERSONALLY.

NJ Office is hereby given that Mrs. Sallo j.
IN Sloan, widow Of Dr.. James NJ Sloan, de-
ceased, has made application to mo for an cx
cmption of the personal estate of said deceased,
and will pass upon the same on Monday, Tho
9TH day Of March next, at II o'clock a. NJ, in
my office, in the Court House, at Walhhlla, s. C.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Oconce county.
Jan 81, 1878 ll.1t
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NOTICE Of flNAl. SETTLEMENT.
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT Mrs. Arab
IN Cobb. widow of John Is. Cobb, deceased,
has made application to mo for an exemption
of the real and personal estate Of the said
deceascd, and ! will pass upon tho samc on
O'Clock A. NJ, 10 ny Office, in the Court House,
ht Walhalla3S. O. t ea .t'.t 9o
RICfIARD\LEWIS; Judge Of Probate,
Feb. %, i87& I5sl
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Tho State Of Kentucky does not own
national flag, and with ovor $500, 900 in tho
Treasury, thcro is opposition to buying one.
The question of hosting tho Stars and
Stripes was debated in tho Senate few
days ago, and turned principaIy on tho
point Of economy.
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SixtyGvc of the eighty one lives lost at
tho Ashtabula Railroad disaster, over year
ago, have been paid for by the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
at rate averaging $4,000 apiece. Tho
most expensive life cost the company So, 900,
and nowly married couple wero appraised
at only $4,000.