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FEI31IIIE1lIE

Ten years have proven their efficacy In all hillary
disorders They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys tohcslthial action; give appetite, good d.
Rev. Il. l.. simpson, Louisville. Ky, says.
4" I.n's Pulls are tcorth their srci0hf ~
sayre 4 Co., Druggists say: 1--WE self rms
bores Tuff's Piifs 10 flee of all ofhers.,s :
Price. Is cents. Office s5 Murray st., New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E7Y;IlTIIZ7d;l

VERY few escape this anliciion. Tho aymptofns
arc dizziness, sick headache; costiyeness; bclch-
OF body or mind; highly colorcd urine; heartburni
cold extrenitics and low fpiriis.
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A BO0K.XENPRR SAYS :

STA, and ind them the best remedy ever
tiled. Up to that time everything ate disa-
greed with me. eau now digest amy kind OF
food never have o headache perform my du.
ties as book keeper with satisfaction, and
have gained ilfteeii pounds Of solid flesh. The
valne of these pills cannot be Overestimated.
w, c. SclultEr, Columbia, 8. CO.
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been In general use for twenty years, Ev-
erywhere proved the most Safe, Simple, Eco
nomicai and Efficient Medicines known.
They are Just what the people want, saving
time, money, sickness and suffering: Every
single specific the well tried = description vi an
eminent physician.
For sale by druggists generally.
Humphrcys' Specific Manual, on the treat
ment OF disease and its cure, sent Tree on hp-
nllcation to Humphreys Homeopathic biedi-
cineCo., 100 Fulton street, New York.
b. 4. Graves, Agent, Waco, Texas.
auglGdeodwly ...
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lanes RILEY, Thornton, Indiana.
- breeder of pure Berkshire swine. Bun
and Partridge Cochins, Dark and Light
Brahmr' and Gold and Silver seabright
Bantam iI- T1EI 10 oci3y
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A 5. GILMoUR Is CO., Greensburg,
~ Indiana. Thoroughbred Berkshire
and pure bred Poland-Cliina hogs. Young
utock for sale. Call or write. Satisfaction
nuaranteed. oci3y
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READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED }

and wish TO recover the same DEGREES OF
health, strength, and energy MS expert
enced In former years2 Do any OF the fol-
lowing symptoms or class of symptoms
meet your diseased condition? Are You
suffering from III -henlth In any of ITS many
and multtfarious forms, consequent upon
y lingering, nervous, chronic or functional
disease? Do You feel nervous, debllitated,
fretful, timid, and lack the power OF will
and action Are you subject 10 loss Of
memory, have spells OF fainting, fullness
Of blood IN the head, feel listless, moping,
TO fits OF melancholyf Are your kidneys,
stomach, or blood, In n disordered condi.
tionf Do you suffer nom rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Are you
timid, nervous. and forgetfui, and your
mind continually dwelling on the subject?
Have you lost confidence In yourself and
energy for business pursuits? Are you sub
tect To any OF the following symptoms:
Restless nights, broken. sleep, nightmare,
dreams, palpitation of the heart, dizziness
In the head, dimness Of sight, and other
Respondent symptoms III
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ERANK WILSON, jackson, Michigan.
l. breeder OF pure Cotswold sheep, suffolk
and Essex pigs, bred from imported stock
Prices reasonable. Write me. 10
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X ENNEDY & NICHOLS, Price r. o.,
IN st. Louis Co., Mo-, Importers and
breeders Of Improved Berkshire Hogs.
Pigs for sale Mt $40. Pair (boar and sow)
f3o, Correspondence solicited and salts
faction guaranteed oct31ejly
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T W. ELLIOTT, Harrstown, Macon
~ county, Illinois, breeder OF Short
Horn Cattle and Berkshire Swine, bred
from imported stock. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Correspondence solicited. ooI3y q.
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Breeders Live Stock Directory

Odrds fEssrtci an his Directory for $40 per
dnnsm. Cards 10 befour lines or less. For
each additional line 90 90 per dnHum wili
beehdrgsd. 4 line wal aperdge cir pords.
ADcdrds received for The DIRECTORY for a
less term than IL months.
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A DOCTOK's OPINION :

Dr.I. Guy Lewis, OF Fulton, Ark, writes.
zone year ago was taken sick, a friend
arguei SO strongly In favor OF TUFTS Ills that
] was induced 10 use them. Never did medi-
cine have n happier effect than In my case:
Aftera practice Of u quarter Of q century,
proclaim them the best antl-billious medicine
ever used. huve prescribed them in my
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HEWER BROTHERS, Belyidere, coun.
IL ~ of Boone, Illinois, and Sevenhamp.
ton, England, importers and breeders OF
pure berkshire hogs and Cotswold sheep
stock for sale. Satisfaction guaranteed. is
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John II. MoELDERRY, Fairfield.
- Iowa, breeder and shipper of pure
Poland-China Pigs. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Correspondence solicited, Breeds
also Partridge Cochin Fowl5. ocl3iy
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THOUSANDS SUFFER

from these various diseased conditions,
who, from neglect or the want OF knowl-
edge OF the proper means Of cure, often pro-
long their sunerings Why, then, further
neglect subject so productive OF health
and happiness, when there is at hand
means of restoration frr ID "a
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EGG week in your own town. Terms and
VOo 81 outfit free. Address III. IIALLETT
e CO., Portland, Me. febswIy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13
DAILY SILVER STATE.
MINING TAXATION.

a few days ago the Enterprise pub
lished formidable array of figures.
purporting to be the amount of rebel
claims, and argued that the Democracy
was in favor of allowing them, and of
taxing the country to pay them. The
SILVER STATE excepted to this ruling
and said, what it believes to be a fact,
that there is no danger of the people
being taxed to pay rebel claims, but
that, Judging by the tone of the
paper, the editor of the Enterprise, if
elected Governor of Nevada, would not
hesitate to sign a bill repeating the tax
gu bullion" The editor OF the Enter
prise says the charge against him was
entirely without warrant, and. as we
have no disposition to misrepresent
him, although he has on more than
Que occasion misrepresented as, we re.
produce what he has to say on the sub.
ject OF mining. taxation. He says:
"We were absent from the State
when the contest over the Bullion Tax
bill was made in the Legislature of
1877. We have troubled ourself very
little in regard to It,. because the condl-
tion Of affairs has entirely changed since
then. We heard the dying spasms of
the fury. which followed the contest,
and heard the one side argue that, from
che uncertainty of the law and the dia.
tress OF this county, the business men
here very generally advised the passage
of the bill, aud from the other that it
was bonanza trick to avoid Just as
sessment. 1t was question of expedi-
ency, which has happily passed; but
the Consultation, which is not a qnes-
ton of expedlency, remains, aud that
very clearly points out what must be
done iD relation to taxation. Our
judgment is that. in con alteration OF
the enormous surplus in the State
Treasury, taxation of sill kinds ought to
be reduced for the ensuing year. We
think that perhaps this might have
been done some months ago had rot
mems passions outran their cooler
Judgment. But this reduction liz taxa
sion should not be alone for the benefit
Of the mines. but for taxable property
generally throughout the State. The
hines should be made to bear an equal
Burden of the general taxation, precise
~ as prescribed by the Constitution
Ahis, and nothing more.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13
WITH THE MOSTILEs.

Indian Agent. kheinhart, reports to
kAe Indian, Bureau at Washington that
Al the Indians belonging to the NAL
heur Agency are with the hostiles ex-
sept forty of Winnemucea' band. now
At McDermit. If reports from Piutes
and other sources are true, Indian
Agent kheinhart is to great extent re-
sEcuslble for this state of affairs. The
forty peacable Indians of Winnem nc-
sas band now at McDermit can scarcely
! 90 ciassed rs reservation Indians, as
they were away from the Agency the
greater part of the time, and worked,
ashed and hunted for living. The
Piutes OF this section, and there are a
good many of them, never have re.
eeived presents or annuities of any
kind from the Government, and since
the Bannock outbreak they have been
of great service to settlers on the from
iier. Had The recommendations of
Agent Rheinaast been carried into ef-
sect. and these Indians removed to
Maiheur, they would now undoubtedly
DO on the war path with those who were
NJ the reservation. All that is required
TO keep the Piutes of Northern and
Central Nevada peacable, IS few com
panies Of cavalry stationed. among
shem with authority to feed them du-
ring the severe weather III winter. aud
this will be much less expensive to the
government than the Ma!heur Agency
has been.
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r Z l. { C r A p HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Potter Invest iga tton,

WAsH1NaToN, July IL.
The Potter Investigation Committe
resumed ITS session to-day and the ex-
animation of Senator kellogg was con-
tinued. by Butler. The Senator testi-
fed that in his opinion. if President
Hayes had recognized Governor Pack.
ard by telegraph Immediately after the
formers inaug uration. and followed
the same up by an official recognition,
as President had done IN his (kel-
logg's) case, that the people of Louis
lana. including Nichols faction. would
have created no trouble. He con-
sidered Packard elected as fAi rly as the
Hayes electors, SO far as Louisiana was
concerned.
General Grant had telegraphed the
witness day or 80 before he went out
of Office. stating that he had besitated
to recognize Governor Packard 10 con-
sequence of there having been a COM
mission appointed to investigate the re-
suit of the Louisiana election, referring
to the MacVeagh Commission. Wit
ness heard last Fall that she Sherman
letter had been found among D. A..
Weber's papers, and that Mrs. jerks
had procured possession of it through
her intimacy with the Weber family.
New York. and Brooklyn Orange
I mem.
Nav YORK, July IL.
The OraNgemen of this city and
Brooklyn, and their wives and children,
commemoYated Anghren, and the
Boyne. and William of glorious and
pious memory by an excursion to a
neighboring grove. The steamboa at
and the barges and the women and
children Were deliberately arrayed 10
orange. The men proclaimed their
principles by neckties and handker-
chiefs of orange and blue. and the band
played "Oroppies lie down." "Boyne
water" etc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

LONDON. July IL.
Considerable anxiety is excited about
Lord Beacunsfields illness, since it is
known that h,s private physician has
gone to him; but the latest news from
Berlin reports that the Premier is
better.
In the Name of Great Britain.
CONSTANT NopLs, July 12s
Mr.. Barring, in the name of the
British Legation, took possession Of
Cyprus yesterday, in the name of Great
Britain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13
The Cyprus Affair.

~ LONDON. July IL
From what may be gathered abroad.
there SCENE to be no really serious dis.
satisfaction at the step England has
taken regarding Turkey.
The scare in France about Cyprus is
stated to be by no means so great
among the general public as am opg the
professional politicians The Repub-
Hque Francois continues wrathful, sug-
costing that the French Plenipoten-
tiaries should protest. but more effect
ing papers. like the Journal des Debats
and LIE Temps. deprecate any indul-
8ence in vitnperation against England.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

The Corporation of Sunderland, Eng
land, invited General GRAFT to attend
the opening of the Free Library there
last September. He accepted the invi-
tation. aud it was sought to charge the
expenses of the reception to the tax
payers. This. one OF the latter object
ed to, and he brought suit in the Court
OF Queens Bench against the Corpora
ton to show cause why the individual
members. should not pay the bills.
The court held that the mem bers of the
Corporation, who entertained Grant,
would have to pay the cost incurred.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

GENERAL SHERMAN, in a general
order, invites the attention Of all Off
GERS of the army to that section IN the
Army Appropriation Bill providing that
it shall not be hawaii to employ any
part OF the army as u posse contiatus or
otherwise for the purpose OF executing
the laws, except In such Cases aud
under such circumstances as such em-
ployment of said force may be express
iy authorized by the Constitution or by
Acts of Congress The order contains
Use provisions of the Constitution aud
The Acts of Congress understood as iu-
tended to be exempt from the operation
OF the above section and authorizing
she employment of military forces for
she purpose of executing the laws.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

The main wood drive in the Carson
river contains about 81. 900 cords, and
is this side of Markleevllle. 1t is pre-
cede6 by drive of about 30, 900 cords,
part of which will be taken out at EN-
pire and at the Morgan, Merrimac,
Vivian, Santiago aud Eureka mills.
The bulk of the drive however, will
come through to Dayton.
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Podi &rGC.

Dam, Cora; Sire. Gen, Grant, he by Black
Eagle, he by DAVID HIS old Black nawk he
by sherman Morgan, he by Justice Morgan,
lie by True RAJ ON. Bla TX Eagles dam, thor
ghbred, imported by DR.. namlin OF Boston;
Gen. Grants dam was sired by imported Lion
heart; grand-dam, Morgan and Kentucky
hunter. vmA rftf.are
Good pasture at reasonable rates for
Mares. "a" Lon. HAGEk.
May 4-2m-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

LONDON, July ".
A Berlin dispatch says: In, conse-
qaence of the opposition offered by
Gor,chakof, the demo lition of the for
tihcat.on of Batoum has not been made
obligatory upon Russia. but ia only i'm
pled in tue designation of Batoum as y
commercial poiut.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
DECIDED NOT TO PARADE.

The Orangemen Gave up Their
Procession at MoHlre.l.
MONTREAL. July IL.
The Orangemen gave up their pro-
ceSsion IL the face III receiving protec-
ton from the authorities. They stipu-
lated with the Mayor that ho should
dispense the mob In the vicinity OF the
hall aud place guard in the hall to-
night TO protect it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

The Reno Journal learns from au-
thentic sources that all is quiet in Sur
prise Valley. The Indian chief who
was thought TO be on the war path, is
known to- be friendly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

MAJOR G.. NJ. HARDwIcK. an indie
pendent delegate to the California Con-
stitutional Convention from MERGED
and Mariposa counties, is dead.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13
General Amnesty Except ng a Few
Leaders.
LONDON. July IL.

LONDON. July II.
A Cape Town dispatch says: The
Premier has informed the Assembly
that the Government would issue al
most immediately general amnes y to
the insurgsnt natives. excepting only a
few lahdars
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13
The Treaty of Berlin.

The treaty of Berlin is to be printed
on parchment aud in antique type.
Each signatory Power will receive a
copy. sigued by all the Plenipoten.
tiaries.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13
Cipher Messages in Cuba.

HAVANA. July IL.
In view of the peaceful condition of
cuba, the Captain General has removed
the restrictions upon the use OF ciphers
in commercial kilograms. but reserves
to the Government tue right to require
the exact transmission of any cipher
messages before delivered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-13

.IHE Mountaiu Sentinel, published
~ Union county Oregon, says that
80 unatiaas have joined the hossilss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-14

THE Chadband who administers
the Presidential Office would not,
under any circumstances, have
aught to do with anything that
was naughty, even though it
should have proved, in the eyes of
an Electoral Comm ission, nice
enough to make him President.
Oh no! Of course Hayes had Moth
ing to do with the dirty work in
Florida and Louisiana, and yet we
find that, of the Florida rogues,
McLin was nominated as Associate
Justice in New Mexico; Howell,
who got up the alleged frauds in
Baker county, was made a Col
fector of Customs; Bowes, charged
with lingering the ballots, is in the
Treasury Department; Vance, the
Electoral Clerk in Alachua, who
certified to 2lU fraudulent votes,
has Federal position at Washing
ton; Black, Inspector of Election at
the same precinct, has a Federal
office at Philadelphia. In Louisi-
ana, Madison Wells is Surveyor of
Customs; T. G. Anderson is Col
lector of Internal Revenue; Caza-
neuve has a place in the Custom
House; Anderson, who fixed up the
East Feliciana returns, was made o
Consul; Packard, who could have
told ugly things, was shipped off
to the Liverpool Consulate. Hayes
is the White Hind of the scriptural
parable; but, somehow or other, in
view of all the dirty developments
that have so far been made, we are
tempted to regard him as a sort of
Presidential black sheep.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-14
Pacific Coast News.
The Money Market.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 13th.-
Standard silver dollars or silver
certificates rate 99f bid, 99s asked
legal tender s9a buying, selling at
par. Brokers are buying half dol
lars at 81 per cent. discount, selling
them at and 2 discount; trades
974 buying, 973 selling; Mexican
dollars 933 buying and 81 selling.
Marine Ncws-Non-Agreement WITH
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13th.-The
remains of an unknown man were
found to day on the ocean beach,
some two miles below the Cliff
House.
The British flag ship Shah wen
to sea to-day. Esquimalt is be.
lieved to be her destination.
Crown Point and Belcher wheeled
into line this morning by holding
meetings and ratifying their origi-
nal contracts with the Sutro Tun
mel Company. There are now very
few companies on the Comstock
which have not done the same.
wreck OF Slick cen Point.
VICTORIA, B. c., June 18th. 1.-The
steamer Otter, from Fort Wrangel,
reports the loss off Stickeen river,
of the steamer Beaver, formerly
running on the Columbia river.
She struck rock and sank. She
was valued at thirty thousand dol
lars.
The Chinese miners on the west
coast of this island are supplying
liquor in unlimited quantities to
the Indians and two murders have
been oerpetrated on tribal friends,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-14

sons testimony, have certainly
produced a strong impression not
only on Democrats, but also on
many Republicans that the Demo-
Gratis rightfully carried East Fell
cIana and some other parishes
enough to have entitled them to
the electoral vote of the State. On
this point Anderson has produce d
O deep impression. and so far the
investigation, has undoubtedly, to-
day, been marked success for the
Democratic side, and the Republic
cans will have difficulty in over
coming that impression.
What sweet scented business it
is? 1t recalls that blowing of the
south wind on a bed of violets, CIV
ing and stealing odors. For the
rankness of the perfume only Re-
publicans are responsible.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-14
European Gable News.
ncncnnsn,,h.s Coup.

LONDON, June l3.-The Cores
pondent of the Manchester Guard
ian says: Those persons who an
ticlpate that Lord Beaconsfield is
preparing great surprise will not
be disappointed. The coup may
bring him much popularity, but
it will burden the country with a
great responsibility. The control
of the reforms in Asia Minor and
the freedom of COnstantinople will
be undertaken by Great Britain,
while European Turkey will be
left to the control of the States
whose interests are there. To sat-
isfy Russia as to indemnity will be
the chief difficulties of the Con-
gress. Other questions are al
ready settled. Lord Beacons-
field demands and will demand
even more than the foregoing out
line, but they have already receiv-
ed the support of Germany and
France and to some extent of Aus
tria and Italy. Should Austria's s
met, Lord Beaconsfield will play
the leading part in dazzling
piece. AS, however, his diplomatic
policy will be a clear departure
from the doctrine of non-interven-
ton, he will probably make that a
justification for the dissolution of
Parliament and an appeal to the
country.
Austrian Deuands.
BERLIN, June 13th.-Austria will
maintain in the Congress that Ser
via and Montenegro must either
become members of confedera-
tion under Austrian auspices, or
concede military convention
with Austria. 1t is again stated
that Germany will propose the dis
cussion OF the Socialist question.
PERA, June 13th.-News from
Thessaly indicates the probability
of renewal Of the Greek insurrec-
tion.
Reprcssive Measures The Copgress
Opened.
Berlin, June l3th.-The govern
ment, with a view to the repress-
ion of Social Democracy, intends
to enforce more rigid application
of passport rules and similarly a
strict enforcement of the law rela.
tue to the press and public meet.
ings. These measures will also be
enjoined upon all the authorities
In the country. A woman and two
men were to-day sentenced to i'm
prisonment for reasonable utter
ances against the Emperor, the
woman to four years, one of the
men to two years and the other to
eighteen months.
This afternoon the flag of Ger.
many was hoisted over the Palace,
betokening that the Congress had
opened.