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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04
Stt Den M1rtI.

G5 mar i'm Sabre 1882, ais &aiier &arl
Der 6Infte etnen Gei6stag mad Qlugsburg
auf ben nG61ten 1. Npril beiteIIte. Die
8iirger Ser alien retGen Sto6t ma6ter
Die u%mfalienblten 8prbereitungen fir ben
@mpfan9 Der ertparteten Safe, bod =
Der l. Gpril fam unb Die. @aite blieben
aus. Ser @eidsta9 mar su @afier se7
tporoen nl1o Die 6efren QugSburger 6atter
oaS Ieere gfa6ieben. Sic tparen (uno 3D.
bon lou Die lanbIGuftge 9teoensart ber=
1tammen) in ben 9lprtl 9el9tdt, B. =. gez
narrt tDor0e1.
&uBIanb nini6t, 6aB Sic europGti6e
GOnferens am l.. Qtprtl 1878 in 8aoenz
Baoen 3ulammentrete. Ot0gen Die 8aoenz
8abener an Dem 8eiipiele Ser Qugsburger
8orlt6t lernen 1nb ii6 nt6t nit ettpaigen
gorberettunsen in al5ugroBe ltntoiten
1tlir3en! Senn btelei6t tper0eu fie ebenlp
g%enarrt, Die iene.
@enigftens tbut GuBIan6 Qaes, mas IS
tann, nm Die GonferenS ii%berliiiiig Su rnaz
den. IS orGngt ben armen Beberr16er
. Der 0lGubtgen tmmer mebr in ben 8infel
1no beetlt lid, unbefiimmert I'M bas @e=
treii6 @nglanoS, bas @eitObn Oeftrei6s,
0aS @etDinlmer &umGntens ober @rie6enz
lambs, einen Srieben fir un6 fertig gu
MAIDEN, ebe bic ~y@roBnd6te" ibren Senf
basu geben f0nnen. 8enn bas eel6eben
lit Hno cine Gpnferena bann bod nod suz
1ommentreteu loute, miro Der &ansler
0ort16atot 1e freunoltb> ernft fragen !:
pytnn, meine 9erren, mas tpiini6en Sic
nod tpetter? Der Srte9 lit gu Gnoe, Ser
Srteoe gel9lolien; iiber bic 8el6iibung Ser
SbriitsH, bic ibnen 10 iebr am 6ersen
lag, iino Die nOtbigen 8eItimmungen gez
t%rofien; nit Der SGrfei iteben mir Tebt auf
freunbi6Gftltdem SuBe; fur3: all is
lovely and the goose hangs high. RQs
bIeibt ba nod Su regeln unb gu or6nen +?
GILES lit idpn belorgt, uno iueEn Sic lpnit
feline S6mer3en babe1, fDnnten mir ia
pobl rubig nod 6aule geben!"
8enn GuBlnnb 10 iprt6t, mas iou man
ibm anttpOrten ? Sber bieImebr SO miro
ibm antporten? Die NnttpOrt miiBte, nm
ettuaS 81 belfen, in elmer Griegsertldrung
beiteben; aber Mer lift in Der Gage, cine
iol6e 81 geben ? Gnglanb? 8aD! 9as
BELT, aber beiBt nidt. Ino Se1trei6 2
WeD6te tpobl, aber fann ni6t.
2t1eS, tpas ion1it su errei6en pdre,
fDnnte mir in ~frei1piQigen 13ugeftGnbniiien
NuBlan0s beIteben uno bic tperoen tpobl
bInue genug iein. 9enn cs beberri9t Die
Gage DolitGnbtg. Gins ieiner !6eere itebt
on Der SdtpelIe bon &onitantinopel:-ein
~ein5tger fiibner @rif nit e%iierner Sauit
unO Die 6auptita6t oes Giirfenrei6s befinz
oct it'd in ruiitiGem 8eiib, obne baB Die
engIii6e 6lotte e5 Dinoern fam. Gin auz
beres Seer betpadt in Der tleinen @ala9ei
Die iiio0itli6en lbbGnge Der iiebenbiirgi>
i6en QIIpen ge9eu eineu etipaigen Ginfaa
Der Geitret6er Hno llngarn. AQe mid)>
tigsn Seituugen Der GIrfei befinben ii6
in rWiiii6em geiB. 9te @sbrfraft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04

Ben. Sa, t9 Derit6ere sic, SOB Dor nidt
I6nger ais bret SO o Ell Str. 9a>
barb ms nod INNER perii0erte, eng
Ionb mur6e uns All Silt fomz
men; oaB lpir MIR fort3ufdmpfen bGttcn;
oaB I1iieBltd 2lleS gut 1ueroen lpiirOe.
Muiurus Bai6o felt 2or6 8eaconsiclb's
Sprahe 81 ibm priDatim af3 fat ebenlo
fart bar, obtppbl peit Dorii6tiger, ais Die
Wr. 2aDaro'S. Gerber Bai6a beiibt %:
fumente, bic ilber ieben 3>petfel binauS bos
bon mir @elagte betpeiien iDeroen uno bic
mad bem Sriege Deroffentlid)t merben lolz
len. GS lit unler &erberben getpejen. IS
1T Der Gutn Der Turfei getpslen. C'est
triste! C'est triste !"
0aS vtreuloie NIbion" nannte Ser
erite NapoIeon England; = bic Siirfet bat
auf ibre Soften erfabren, tpie ri6tie bieie
8e;ci6nung lit. = Wenr cS ii6 beltGtioeu
ioItt, baB fortau Sic Giirfei ii6 inter BEN
S6ub uno bic Sbbut &EBlanbs lteur, 10
mag baS DieIei6t fir Die ,peItli@en Nadz
barn GllBlanbs DerorieBli6 uno be6robli6
ietn; aber Der fur6tbare Sauiti6lag ms
@eitdt, ben @ngGanb baour6 erbGlt,
miro bieier treuloieu, beinrtiidii6eu, groBz
maulisen.. gesen Sbna@e fyeden,
9e9en Gtarfe feigen Station Sober
mann, Ser Die Gei6i6te berielben in
Den Iebten DreiBig Sabren fennt, bon Ser
gent g0nnen. 9lu6 bier in Nmerifa lit IS
nod unDer9eiien, auf ME betmtIftl6 bos-
bafte Meiie England ben Ser. Staaten, ais
es g%Iaubte, baB fe boffnunsslos am8oben
lager, SuBtritte periebte unb nit ipel6'
feiger Experimentation eS fid, na6bem
bic Ser. Staaten aus ibren 8eordngniiien
beraus iparen, BEL i6nen ipieoer sin3us
ldmei6eln perlEdt bat. - 6ier allo fann
@rglanO auf feline Ibeilnabme re6nen,
tuenn es 0ur6 ieine eisene Glide u16
Tali6beit 81 S6anoe unb Sdaben
fpn1nlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04
S.cilusn boa S1rcbS.

SsNIEW3yy tTCUE%
Sieieuiser, .uelde an bieier idreft;6en 9ranfbeit
(Grebs) letoen, iiputen uidt ~sauoeru, lid an 81. y. ..
SSaIfer SIT meur&su, behcn 9tubm betrelIS 9etlun9 oielec
Nrantbett (obne+ WleiTer pber 8Iutuerlui) bas duBerite
in iefne 6a,'ietett nnb @%riabrnns rebtiertist.
G. B. Walker, u. d, 125 & 121 Glarf Str..
Chicago. Sifice> StunbeH: "a nbr MG3m.
20Ieb1tu2p0 II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04
UeDcr Baltimore

eeber Ser bas olte @oterIanb beluden ober Tertuonote
rnb sIreunbe ppR europa tommen laiier MIL, ioute Die
pradtuoIlen. neueu. eiiernen S9raubeH : EoltoampIz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04
4 n}et9Rn ~.
E .ES
&ttrirt &bematpattSnt1tS

lrbana, Sbto, 19. Sebr. 1877.
Tr. $. 81. Stepens, Bolton, Mail.
2sertbsG Ser! SD fibIe mid Sbrer porSnsIidsn
Nebt5tu, VEGETINE, bic 10 ie9ensretds @irtanSen bel
mir berporbradte, SIT 9rpBem Gante perpfit9tet. Mte;n
9eH5eS Heben lang MGR ib Don 1t c IL attSmu se>
pla9t. &or bret Sobreu battle i'd Tuieber eilten glniaG
oapOn uno lit iehs bis a6t Mtonate lang Idrefli6e
Gbner3en in Der SrAit, I'M 9tiGeu NIB in ben GIieberr,
poroni i'd, benz Gotbe zines Sreunb,s suIoIee, Ser bur5
Sbr VEGETINE pouig turirt mprhen 1par. ebcnfaIs nit
penn 'geSran@ %befeIben beeonn. Scum bate Id cine
babe Slaibe e~ebraudt. ais bic Gdmer;eH bereits per-
l@panbeH uno incline Gsinmobett id inter benz Gini!uB
otsles 9roBsn neutrality-suspicious. raid ST tsben be-
9onH. Nn5 bate i'd iiebsu bis a6t Sabre lang idrede
lsd an etnem u aien Gatarrb s%elittsU. 9fad benz
Geeraud Der eriten SIaf6e FEGETINE purbe i'd einen
9roBen &edieI gum Seiieru sepabr. Ger beit6uei9e
Sdmers mnO bos geiibt Der G apsre, 6es i'd Sabre Icing
itber BEN Imgen empiunpeu bate, ueridpaupeH urb Der
S6letmaus luB ans Der gsaie b6rte oui. Aeeiu glppetit
Wurbe beler, unb nit ieoer Doie, bic i@ etnnabm, idiez
men rneine Srdite ib gu bebeH. SD farm Sbre Meoisin
ni6t senns Iobet nnb empiebIe ie tets nit %lreubeu mste
men Sreunben, bic nit elmer Sranfbeit bes SIutes bebafe
tst limb. beun i'd bin ~itberseust, ba6 es tets uur ei,sr
Strobe bebarf. I'M cine Sur su bepirteH.
y I5tnHssuoa Der Sbriee,
SIS @bpbes,
Manassr >. @eitsrH Union GeIesTopb Office. lrbana,D.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
Dum Glen.

We are informed by General Crook,
not George the Indian fighter, but D.
Z. OF Ddu Gleu. that Colonel Buel has
tested the ores and miues of that dis
trIat to his satisfsctloni and has ordered
new twenty stamp mill from San
Francisco foundry. which is to be built
imme iiately In Dun Glen Canyon. The
machiuery was shipped yesterday from
San Franc Bael wor kid $50 tons OF
ore from the Lang Syne mine recently
purchased by him, and the result was
so satisfactory that he decided to put
.upaa new mili forthwith. Some thirty
miners are now employed in the dis
trict. whereas before Colonel Buel be-
came interested in the mines, only u
few meu were at work. and they were
not making wages.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
A,strawbsrry war.

There have been wars of Roses which
deluged the green fields Of England
with the noblest blood of her sous, aud
u Butteruut war ragged between Missouri
aud Iowa for the possession of a strip
of territory covered. with butternut
trees, lying besween the Des Moiues
and Mississippi rivers. above where tue
Des M1lnos emptles iuto she. Bather of
Waters; but 1t remained for Winnie
mucca merchants To iuangurate straw
berry war. Yesterday an enterprisiug
dealer la this luscious fruit offered ii w
boxes for dollar. This Was tue signal
for another to. come to the front with
SIX boxes for the same price, and the
war continued uninterruptedly until
both had not berry left in their re-
spectlve stores.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

1t makes no difference how many
physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried. it is now an establish ID
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete salts.
faction Ia severe cases OF lung diseases.
1t is true there are yet thousands of
persons who are predlsposed to throat
and lang affections, consumption. hem
orfhages, asthma, severe colds settled
on the breast. pneumonia, whooping
cough &c, who have no personal
Knowledge OF boschee's German Syrup.
70 such We woaid say that $4,000
dozen were sold last year without one
complaint. - Consalnpiivesi try just one
bottle. Regular size Is a eents, Sold
BY altdruggisss in America.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

The Rev. w. u. Haskell hes preached
his farewell sermon in the Episcopal
Church in Medford. Mass. The parish
requested him to resign. He, says that
his downfall is the result of an un.
fortunate combination of circumstances.
One evening hs took q large dose Of
Medford rum TO cure cold, and went
fo'bed; but he had scarcely fallen asleep
when a surprise party of young folks
took possession Of his house. He had
TO get up. aud entertain them. The
rum and tue sudden Awakening dag ed
him, aud no created the impression
shat he was grossly intoxicated, where
as be Is sare that he was @..only gust q
little bewildered. /"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

distinguished phrenologst, who
has been astonishing the Oregoniaus
by informing them, for sm, AL COZ
sheraton. that the kuobs and c.iloases
on their cfaniAns, developed by free
tights, dsuoted great inteilects, essayed
to pay that game on the enlightened
ci'iZ -ns of WInnemucca last evening.
de began lecturiug on the sidewalk,
where a large crowd congregated, and.
to illustrate the science of which he
was u professor, begged the privilege of
examining the head of some well known
citizen. Has reqpest was conIyiIed
With, and the moment be laid his
hands on the citizen's head, he pro-
nounced hun TO be the only honest
man he had ever examined on the
Pacific Coast. THIS was too much for
the audience, and three or four shouted
with, one breath that the fellow had
just been released from Jail. where he
had been confined tor stealing. The
prenologist was nonplused, and, be-
lieylng that he had made great mis-.
take, beat q hasty retreat down the
street. followed by jeeriug, hooting
crowd. from which he escaped by
lodging Into an alley and hiding be-
hiud woodpiIe uutiisthe crowd passed
on.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

DIR. Gardiner, graduate of the Phila-
deiphla Dental College. and senior
member of the firm of GARDINER
Brothers, has arrived Ia town, and will
remain until further notice. All VINO
visit hun eau be assured of the best
WORK that skill and experience can give.
He Will call at your homes or You can
visit MIN al bis Office at the Lafayette
Hotel. All who can appreciate first
class dentistry are invited to Call and
examine specimens of his work.
sprl5tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
Dissingu.sh.d Travellers.

Hon. +. b. Washburn who repre-.
sented the United States as Minister to
France for several years, and his
family, passed tere last evening in a
drawing room Car of the Boston IL New
York Railroad. Heis making tour to
the Pacific Coast aud Is SAID to be in
training as candidate for the Presi-
dency In, 1850.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
More Rain.

1t rained again last night aud the at
mosphere Is balmy aud invigorating.
Daring the AZ hours ending at 5so,c clock
this morning. The rainfall amounted, to
about nine-tenths OF an inch, according
TO the rain gauge at the signal service
office. Pretty good showers for this
season of the year 40 this arid region.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
LocALnMTELLlcENcE.


The "What Il IL ~ Uassou btedIy a
Woman -Chs sOsvn Much L,vs-
Iier than ID fs-ttepresemsrd 20 DO.
A letter from gentleman VINO re-
sides at lusearora, Informs Us that
there il no doubt Whatever of the sex
of Pollard, the female husband. Her
ex4uInatio8 has been continued uutil
next Mjaday, at shica tune it is ex
pected startling revelations will be
made.
The town is much iiveier than those
who have be9d tnrow1 out of employ
nIent and left the place. represent it.
Dhe Grand PriSe Company ID. sinking
asnait 10 open. the mine below water
level, and 10 few months 1t will re-
sume crushing ores aud shipping bul.
lion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

Little on on the size % Her Feet.
Colonel Bledsoe, who resided in Tus-
carora at the lime Of the MARI ., and
was Intimately acquainted with Pollard,
says he Is satisfied that Pollard,
though an effeminste looking youth,
WIS man, because no women in the
United States could develop such large
feet as he had.- SILVER STATE.
The Colonel is good man and
especially noted for his truthfulness,
bat he IS little of in this matter He
has evidently COMPOUNDED Pollard 8
feet with those of Colonel Stump; or
else he was talking at random
Pollard wears number six boots and a
pair of CATERS, Elko ladies Size, for
oyershoes.- Times Review.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
Officers Elected.

AT meeting Of the Directors of the
MuuDoidt d, A III. IL M. Society, held
last eseniug, tue following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Frank
Nafamoee, President; L.. Il. Rlckard,
Vice rresldeut; d. Van Lsnnep,- ,Sscre-
tary land N. Dei0auco. treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

New YoRK SUN: "The ruling, passion
cropped ont in New Orleans barber.
who. while shaving the face of dead
man. gave the corpse the whole history
of'the silver bill, the rise and fall OF
gold, and the attitude of the. foreign
sSeutk holders.n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

2 w. w. ltobins OF the Battle Mountain
Messenger came down to see the old
folks last evening. He says times are
Starr GGroves mill iu Lewis, started
up yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

New American seyving Machine.
For the New American Sewing Ma
chIns. the best aud easiest running in
the world, go to E. Reinhart a. Co.,,
Agents. a2O If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
THE FEMALE HUSBAND.
The Deiuded ~WEfe Swears that
Her Husband il a Woman

The Deiuded Wife swears that
Her Husband Is q Woman.
From the Times-Reyiew.
IUscARoBA. May L., 1873.
EDITOR lines REvIEw:-I would like
to inquire through the columns OF your
paper Of the officers having charge of
the prosecution of Sarah NJ. Pollard,
whether there is not some law by which
she can be punished for the imposition
she mas practiced, aud is still attempt
ing TO practice on the public, or for the
wrong she has inflicted upon, me-.
noticed IN this mornings paper that
you do not think the question OF her
sex can be proven in the examination
on the charge aupon which she has
been arrested. IL there not some law
by which the question can be settled
and justice doue TO me? | have stated,
and now send you an affidavit for pub.
LEGATION, that the person known as
San uel III. Pollard 10 woman. lam
actuated by no feeling of revenge in
this matter. bat by desire to be set
right before the public. understand
there are some people who disbelisve,
or profess to dlsbelieve my story, and
all ask is for legal measures to be
taken to prove its truth or falsity. II
l have stated q falsehood. let the pub.
hc brand meas themost Infamous and
shameless woman that disgraces the
face of the earth. II my statement
is true, let it appear that am an IN
fortunate and wronged woman, instead
of a base and wicked one.
MARANCY HUGHEs.
The following is the affidavit above
alluded to:
'rt oaG as ss os- niro. s..
Marancy Hughes. being duly sworn,
deposes and Gays that the person be-
tween whom and deponent a. marriage
ceremony was performed in Tnscarora
on ths Goth day of, September, 1877,
and who went by the name of Samuel
ID. Pollard. is q woman, and that her
true name is Sarah Maud Pollard.
MARANCy HUGHES.
Subscribed and sworn before me this
18th day of May. A. d. 1878.
CHARLES Z. ABBOT,
Justice of the Peace in aud tor the.
county of Elko.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

-Four car loads OF emlgrants passed
through last night, all bound for Caii.
fornla, which many of them said could
not possibly b. any worse than. where
they came from.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
Massey, RuSAtom.

The Hassey Company sofyCornuoopia
shippedwest yesterday two bars of bull
lion, valued at 1857 %.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

~ Range OF temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest. go deg; lowest, Al deg
range. l6: average, 5J.5 deg.
Note.-In the col1mn headed 4" Min. Their
mometer" the dgures indicate the lowest
TEN 1eratare dlcin4 the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'i signal Service. u. y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

Some 20. 900 pounds of wheat from
Rick;Ard Il Reed sand .Dther ranches in
Paradise Valley. has been unloaded ut
Kemlers mills this week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21

The New York sun says Theodore
Tiiton is now IN New York. and he In
tends. 1t is said. TO sail for Europe on
Saturday to visit his daughters. who
are studying in Stuttgarts. Hsis to be
absent for several months. His friends
ssy~he has not thought of taking Mrs.
Tilton with him, although he has con.
tributed to her support since u year
after the trial. his contributions begun
ming with the gift of ,$1. O9 ri on his
Learning fsom q gentleman represent
ing her that shs wus in need
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
This MORNINGS boa rd.

5S5 Ophir. 3.1I, 80 So.
go Mexican, 8. So.
395 Gould IL Curry. 6L BIS.
$40 Best IL Belchsf l3L.
24S5 Caliioruia. 2U4. 20.
400 Savage. ~, 8.
so Con. Va. ~, 1879.
80 CholIar. 241.. rs.
920 Hale Il Noroloss. 5%. 51<,.
S95 Crown Point. $50. 331c.
500 Yellow Jacket. ia, ~.
6065 Imperir, rs. soc.
100 Kentuck. ~.
$40 Alpha. 10Y. 1917.
865 Belcher. 255. 25Oc.
1920 Sierra Nevada. 1850.
420 Uan, 91S, 9I.
23l5 Bullion. 4tU, 4l5c.
1910 Exchequ-r. 29Jc.
40 Confidence, 81.
6l0 Overuan, ~. =.
ITO Justice. 3S0c.
800 Succor, 30, Soc.
$40 Union. 450, 445c.
100 Alta, 5ss. 594.
$3.50 julia. "a ~.
6l0 Caledonia. l65. l60c.
$50 Silver Hill, 1870. 1900.
90 Challenge. 75c.
$50 New YORK. 80, SOC.
100 Crown Point Ravine, g..
800 Andes. 40. 45c.
so K0ssuth, sc.
20 Nudes. ~. f.
1850 Ward. 1900.
450 Trojan. SOC. =
SO Boy le. Csc.
lU5 Benton. l70c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
GAN FRANCISCAN ROCK 1xEPORT.
LsRt Evenings Board.

Lsat Evenings Board.
100 Meadow Valley. 2Uc.
TOO CHA, 80, soc.
los n. Belle. 3. ~.
1870 Hussey. 30c.
1870 Manhattan, TX. IL.
40 Eureka. 571s, 81 sI0.
80 Belmont, %, loo
700 Endowment. 50, SOC.
1890 Independence. 225, 2l5c.
$50 Silver Pnze. 2Uc.
$50 Hornet. i5c
800 Morning star. u.
600 Belle Isle. l5c.
800 Hamburg, 29Uc.
900 Falcon. 2dc.
200 Hillside IO5c.
$50 Mod C, 2.
1881 New Goso, 100, lose.
so q. Chariot. BIC.
500 TIP Top. $50. ll5c.
600 Grand Prize. $50. 340c.
925 Navajo. ~. Zoe.
10 Best d Becher. Is. l2T.
7705 Julia. IA. N.
1895 Sierra Nevada. 405, 4l0c.
ITO Alta. So 5H.
ITO California. 2O%. 201I.
625 Union. AIS. 435c.
730 Bullion. 800 360c.
43O Leeds. $50 1900.
4.5 Savage, "a, 91..
so N Belle. IA.
200 Exchequrr. 265c.
I770 Ward, $50. l20c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-05-21
DUNPHY g. HILDRETH,,
OFFICE. .......533 Kearny Street

EUNHE ABOVE WELL-K KNOWN Sss,y~-.vrA
IL Firm nave q Dmmenccd bus aylY y ~
iness again.. in San kranaisco, :, X&2ap4&
and will buy Cattle for their ---AA
own use, or sell or slauph-
ter ON commission,
Liberal sdyanoes made On connsiSmsnts.
Parties desiring iIfasEaati0n about the iaar-
sss: sal. ss.s y. Ssss y ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-03
OFFICIAL.

Agreeably to the thirty-ninth section OF Act
No. So Of the General Assembly OF this State,
approved April IL. 1877, and In pursuance OF the
proclamation OF his Bxeellency FRANCIS I.
NICHOLAS, Governor Of the State of Louisi-
ana an election was held in the Fourth Senate
rial District Of this state. composed OF the
Tenth and Eleventh Wards OF the city of New
Orleans on the 2oth day Of December, 1877. for
one Senator to represent i'd senatorial dis
trict to Ill the vacancy oeeasoned by the res
ipnation Of the Hon. James b. Eustis. Mt which
election. according to The returns made by
Thomas II. Handy, EST, Civil Sheriff OF the
parish of Orie MS, filed this day In this ONCE IL
appears that The folio sing named persons re-
ceived the votes Of the qualified electors at the
hereinafter mentioned precincts In said sena-
turiHl district, to wit:
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NTENGER'S GARDEN,
Nos. Ill and IL Bourbon street,
III. WENGER, Proprietor.

Has been newly freseoed, and is now the FIN
EST HALL in the South. The artistic improve
ton on Saturday. the 18th inst. at Z o'clock b
m.
large number Of European and American
papers alWay ON file
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep
arate entrance
The largest Orchestrion In the world PLAYS
from II O'Clock q, IN. TO 70 m
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER at
Five Cents q glass. oel7 srn
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE
Il First District, elegantly and completely fur
shed in every respect: al new and in perfect
order. Address o. Z. o.. Democrat Office.
ja1 TT
L1OR RENT - TWO FURNISHED FRONT
IL rooms second floor, on Camp street. at "a
each Address l., Democrat Office lat fw
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.



WANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERT ENOE,
w an old resident Of this city, and who can
give good references, q position as governess
or teacher in q school. Is fully competent to
teach English and music Salary no object.
Address j.. M, care OF Democrat Office no2t II
Cooks, Nurses. Chambersnaids, Etc.
WANTED i BY TWO YOUNG WHITE
W girls. one to cook. the other to do house
and dining-room work. Address M. H., 1873
Rousseau street. jos ut
WANTED-A SITUATION TO COOK, WASH
w and iron for a small family. Good ref
9rences can be given. Address MARY r.,
Democrat office. ja9 9t
WANTED-BY RESPECT BILE WOMAN.
~ asituation to do housework. Address T..
this office. ia3 81
WANTED SITUATIONS BY THREE RE-
housework. address NJ. r.; one to cook, ad-
dress N. A.. and the third to do housework and
sewing. Address L.. b.. all to care OF Democrat
fife. jail at
a REsPEOTABLB WOMAN DESIRES A
~ situation - respectable family as a cook.
The best of city reference given. Address No.
1856 Vt. Thomas street. ial st
A VERY MOE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
N situation In a respectable family ms house
girl or nurse: none but respectable persons
need apply at No. 1876 st. Thomas street. ja1 81
WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK IN
Apply ct No. 137 ST Joseph street. iai st
w ton 10 do homework or dningroom work
Can give good references from last employers
Address @. H.. at No. 127 St. Joseph ST. Get.
jal st
MANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w situation to do light housework anf
erences. Address A. NJ, Democrat Office
ja1 ut
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC-FOR ONE WEEK
n only commencing MONDAY, December
81. 1877. Miss MAGGIE MOOSE and Mr.. j. q.
entitled STRUCK Oil. The piece will be pre-
scented here with the same scenic effects and the
same cast as In Union Square Theatre, New
gle Moore and Mr.. J. O. Williamson. Tuesday
and Wednesday Year's-Jannary and r.
Last toy gift matinees. Monday January T.
Mrs. james A. Oates and her English Connie
Opera Troupe. desc