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BILLION TAN.

reeds OF mIisses for the quarter end ng June 80
1879, is now due, and payable at my office IN
the Courthouse o; the County OF Hunt oldt
and that the laws for its collection will b
strictly enforced
l.. L. RICHARD. County Assessor.
winaemucca, August Is. 1879. auls-4w
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

PARADISE VALLEY MINING COMPANY.
Lee tion of principal place OF business, San
Francisco California.
Location OF works, Humboldt county, Nevada.
N0TiCE-There is delinquent, upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of Assessment
(No. y levied On the 18th day of July. 1879, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF tie
respective shareholders, as follows:
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l'0sTPONEszENT.

The sale Il delinquent stock OF the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, September Goth, 1870, at the same
hour and place. by order OF the Beard Of
Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
jy34td
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WANTED.

OK Transfers, good men, viii find steady
employment at good wages, at Camp ticDermit.
Apply Immediately to +. T. Broughanl al the
ost. or ferd. Ked, WinneInucea.
wood Choppers Wanted.
! will pay Sc 80 per cord for chopping wood
Men wanted Immediately
Fer further particulars apply as above--tc
l.. = Broggham or ferd Reid.
June H. 1879. If
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WHOLESAL AND RETAIL.
The most extensive stock Of the latest styles
Of furniture ever brought to Humboldt county
and Of every variety, all of which will be sold at
the very lowest prices
FOR CASH.
| am also the sole Agent in this section of
country, for the New Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company, ard have a lot Of the best
cheapest and handsomest machines in the
world. They have taken the premiums in
all the Expeditions of America and Europe
All have the latest improvements and the
nending attachments, which is the greatest
invention OF the age.
All orders promptly filed and all kinds Ct
REPAIRING done neatly and with dis
patch.
J. A. HILL.
winnemucca, July "a, 1879. IT,
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POsTpONEMENT.

The sale of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, August 81, 1879, at the same hour
and place. BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ABRAHAM HALsEY, Secretary.
POsTPONEMENT.
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wood choppers Wanted.

For. an Enyigorat0r and Re-
sf0Fatiye, Damiana Bitters
IN. Levy, Agent. Winnie
{. mucea. jy-29 .3m
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Eutterick Patterns.

The simplest and most econe nj, al PATTERNS 10
| use. They are tho StGndaid fashions
in Europe and the nited States
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For NIL Disorders Of the
Stomach, Damiana B;ttcrs
N. Levy. Agent. W inle.
mUcca..
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The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They viii be
sold cheap Tor cash or approved security.
Apply TO ALEX. WISE,
Winnerhucca, july IS, 1879. II
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WHY STAY IGCE:

Prospecting often iays; Idieness kerer.
The millions Of the CCmstock we're lucky
find. Worthless kicking rock is often rich in
treasure. At Leadyille simple Assay made
niillis na.fes Of many Other btnan2as where
least 81 sreeted await the coming oi me I'm.
known nan, who Uses his eyes and Is Wiling to
pay for few assays
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NOTICE To WATER CON.
SUMERS,

WISSgauecA, New, Aug. 9Th
Until further notice, the water will be opened
on in the morning from 5 to 7, and ii to II
in the evening, o o'clock.
Very respectfully
au6-tf Nlnnem Water Works.
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Reader. are eu Che man?


Reader. are Gu the man?
At Virginia City, Nevada assays Of ore for
Gold ana silver are made at u Der sample ty
GanEad NI.gaEd, iofmeIy the Supervising
Assayer Of the G.. 5. Mint in Fan Francisco.
Cres assayed for ether metals al proportion.
atey low rates; and buliit n sLiiifbly melted
and assayed al the lowest rate Compatible with
a critical Discriminate n 81 fun values.
The charges tor assaying bullion are often
fully paid y the metallic grains and other
scraps recovered frtm the stag. Full credit
given for all such scraps.
We possess The JeSt facilities for Selling Bullion
.for rhich AR charges are reasonable.
We also attend to Mining assaycd bullion,
with an intelligent Supervision Of reported
kosses In Melting. declared hneness.s, Mint
charges, &c. our commissions FOR 50 doing
moderate.
ne OF ners Of S,lrer Hines whose ares are
Gopper3 viii find ii greatly 10 Their advantage
To address iefteIs OF inquiry to US respt citing
a ehtap method cf refining Coppery Analganl
in their own hands. II Is a process patented by
G. Niegand. hot gh he Las sposed 81 his title
TO an Incorporated tmpany, he is empowered
to grant licenses fer the Use OF the process on
very reasonable terms.
The mail now carries samples OF Ore and Bul
lion Tor one Cent per ounce, prepaid by
stamps.
Reports are ,eegraphcd when ordered so.
All costs, delays and risks in renting
money are avoidcd iy the purchase Of our
Dollar Remittance Tickets, which pay for all
work dcne IN our establishment.
We sell these prepaid Tickets ~ a discount
uhea - uorh more are ordered al one
time.
We also sell at a nominal price small sacks
prepared expressly for mailing samples Of ore
pulp and talings.
For fuller information address,
G. wIEGAND & CO., Assayers,
Virginia City, Nevada.
ux21 -3m
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored !

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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA r. r,

rains leave Lewistown junction as follows
MAIN LINE--W Is rMARn
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LEWISTOWN DIVISION.

The Pacific EXPRESS west can no nagvcd Mt
McNcyfown III n. m. and tie Atlantic En-
pro east n 4 : n IN
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Monuments / I 1 H51igtll9S.

Monuments / I & H:ailtlleS.
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SELlNSGROVE
MARBLE WORKS.

TIE gsisrIizuei hNyin. pgr,Lased tie Sc.
I.ssigvs Marie "arE,. le !s t9H i1lly pie,
pared % mAuuiactgTe.
, 1879-03-29

An evidence Of tho interest takon by tho
Germans in the coming city election was
Afforded by tho large attendance at Aurora
Turnor'1Iall last evening ut the Republican
mass-measiug. Tho addresses of 4. IL.
WR1on1, JonN WENTwoHTu, aud EMEnr A..
sronna contained good sound roasons why
tho Germans, who have almost invariably
supported the Republican ticket In Chicago,
should not desire tho election Of Don,o.
cratic Mayor, md moro especially tho kind
Of Democrat that OAnTEn H. HAnR1Bov Is.
Tho election Of HARRISON would be Motif.
cation to oil the world that Chicago approves
OF tho party policy OF which Ae is tho cx.
ponent, and TINT tho people Of Chicago
welcome tho sonthern Drigadisra ~ con.
quorors and rulers.
, 1879-03-29

Having iu Wow the experience Of tho poo
plo Of Colorado, whose cholce Of q ropra-
sentative In Congress was ovcrriilden by tho
Damocrntio majority, it il but reasonable to
expect that similar outrage will 10 perpe-
trated In the caso Of tho Seventh Iowa Dis
trlct, tho sent for which is contested by
Democrat, who lal an election
on lsis own hook month after
the Iowa Congresanen were all elected.
This brilliant Bourbon basea his claim
to consideration upon tho fact that ho re-
ceived 25o yotes In November, and the DEM
ocralic House. Instead Of showing tho cheeky
rrateuder out at tho door, inyites. HIN to
stay and continue tho contest, tho intention
doubtless bclpg to sent hin, at any time when
their majority shall DO in danger. Thoy did
1t III the case If Colorado, and aro quito
cqual to doing 1t in the cafo Of Iowa.
, 1879-03-29

1t now appears TINT tho anti-TlLpEa Dom.
ocrats Of New York and Of tho EASTERN Btates,
in their hunt for candidate to pit against
SAMMY, have fixed for tho present upon ex.
GOV. JoAS Ii. PAlNEls, Of this State. Gov.
pAIAEn iH Ill old.tashouod Democrat of tho
Southern school. lie is astatos.1 Right, ropu.
lar-SovoEefguty, striot-oonstruction Demoorat
OF tho inteuscat kind. It is truo lle wont iu.
to the War,-aotually marched tsoops iu upon
tho sacred soil Of sovereign State,-and l,y
force coerced that sovereign State into sub
mission to the national authority. lIe
was Union soldier, aud good
one; ho was also Republican
for time, md good one while he lasted.
lilo is harl.money Democrat Of the old
DKSToN school, aud haa Aayor taken any
ssock in paper money. We do not believe,
ut lcast wo never hoard, that ho has bar'l-
that Is, bar'I Of money; and, liks Keu-
tacklans generally, hs doss not uss cider. Il
tho How:Yorkera want All honest mau, the
, 1879-03-29

f1nt] Jtaf%~ a. IL. iii
,,,. os ,"'o "o'4' .. NV f'RhuH ~ o''.xoh"'p'
nat ,,,a,.., 's ~ . ''s". w. " so'c' put '"ey nto
,,,.u".',ss. 49," :" ''t' o.eot' ,"0y wv" '"'
INV a,t"s 49, s w.. - Wv; ~ "''au'rs " VOW
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Inn. mi ;raso nn1,.;a., s ~ ..,,a~ - u =. '.ou..
o. ill.,. ~. t,,,taS ~ :,s..... 49,. Ivy ~
houo, ,rhov h.ss -, .,s,., ~. ..U. 'ao..
m t,,r,,n In, u,.. III l.. .,"..,ss
than, ,rhnv 1,,vo t1,, .,a,. o. ,,,n,,,. -, A..
courta. hut +hav canrot' o,,to,n u ,rhnv
havo ,to r;ott tc tostifv ,,,,, - .to,, .e.,;f4
aoa;n.t theso ,vho noyo f,i,~o1 H., III,
aro drnpccd inio nenItont;orioa ,,,,on ,rrtSn.
c,1-un c1,nrosa n f;l,ol ovd oro ~ o,,owa,
connasl or witnoaaou. rl,av oro mi o1lowa,
a s;nalo riol,t ot ctt{zens1,n, eoc,at, 1ooo1 ~
no,,tical. that conf,iotu viii .l,o ir.oro..a ~
a.. ,t...,., 80. ,,.,....,. ns.I
NV "lto"6'' l'"'5' o'''"on't'p' tnclei"fe'
IL tafeo to thofn. Second, hAving no rights
of citizenship, They Rro ut tho nlcrry of thofr
o,nntovora, IF t,,ev own n litt1o 1nn,I. IT, Ia IN
,...,,:,., s.1 49,. H.. :. =. ~,
4''"''J INV" I''"S sne5 a''i' 'o1o ''' II Lucy
rent lattle patch anu try to rniso enough to
mako littlo profit, tho rent and charges aro
nai1o 10 enormous tint thov cnnnot r{o1,o n
,;,,,., T.. IN .,....,. 49,.
:. =.
as sef7'le race, alitl hfc slaVcs IN everything
but nAnao. The two motives nay 10 summed
I'm in ma. Il IN tho rioht to 1va TINT il
,,-,,,,,,, .,,, .,o,.ooa y. ,,,o,.,1,,, H.. ua,,,
"'6.''6 T., 'Ao :" "o""uo" :, .''o n'"'. =,
Inc motlsoR ttnt urge Inc southern bnlt-
dozers TO prevent them from going nro quito
rs strong ag those which uruo them to uo.
IF +h.ro o,,or11 In nm. oo,,oro1 1,oo;r, ~
negroes from thu south. It m,oht moIa suoh
m inroad upou tho cousua ~ to materially
lesson Southern rcprosoutotion. stronuoat
Of nil roasonR, ,,owoyor. ia TIM foct Tint thu
negro ia necessitv to tho advancement mil
interests of Southern iuduatry. IF In IL
withdrawn from it to any considoroblo er.
tent It will be paralyzod. A tlispatoh to tho
Now York Tim, from Nav Orlonns aavs.
"rbo exodus o, ,he h,,c,. f,om IonIs,ano ,no
MIssssppt is producing great Consideration arnonR
tho planters Of tho Mississippi Vallcy, who will bv
uuap,s ~ ~ sner 'foaa @ acIea nes. hs
and the fact that tho maioritv of vi tha,n man,y a
hypothccate their crops onc year In alyonco OF
, 1879-03-29

Tho merchants, manufacturers, and busi-
ness men Of Chicago should loso no time in
providing for 10 much Of cessation Of bust
ness next Tuesday as will allow all Of their
employees to vote without forfciting any part
Of their wages, In this way full vote
can DO assured, and it only needs
full vote 10 render 3lr. Wn1our's
election ce.tain by several thousand majori-
ty.- There never was n t,mo when it wns
more important That every Republican vote
be pol1ed, md general suspension Of busi-
ness long enough to admit Of all the votes
coming out will DO 4 good Investment for the
empfoYers.
, 1879-03-29

Now TINT lin colorn1 mon In tha goutb ora
turnino thoir attcnt,on varv ecr;o,a1v r.
wards tho for Western statoa M tbo;r fn,uro
l,ome. mud canyassino tho nroanocta of mok.
iuc n ,ivjro an tho nro,r;ca nn,1 n,o,n. ~
Kansas on,l cnlorodo. tho southorn whites
aro l,otfnninp Ia howl, Tin nresa in ali
uarta of thu South /. com,ncncino IN wor,,
tho nooroos ncainat Northor, emIorotion
com,onieH, tn no;nt cut .o thom Tint thav
vii, stnrvo IN t1,o Woatcr, sto,aa ,Lot tl,oy
onnnot on1uro tho oo1d wintora Tint thav VII,
Ia f'cccoi1 nv Northern a,,ornors ,,,ot +ho In.
bor n,ort,ct In tha Nor.,, il a,roodv ovor-
crowded. md. in ,,cnora1 lint I'm worst
ti,nu tl,ov can do Ia to lenyo tboir 1,omes in
lin Eunnv goutb. From tho ccncro, toro ~
t,,o;r onnonla ono nnocnuo;ntcd viii, t,o an.
c,o, rc1nt,,n. n, ,ho ,,vo roco. In t,,o u,,t,,
,vor1d ;rfor t},ot tbo w,,,taa bit,,or,o ,,oa
hmm thu onor1ians NJ t1o nccro md ho)d ,iu,
In Tho ao,no tondor ana ofyoctforot. ,ogor1
t1at = fathor ,1oea ill., child md thot II onv
t,ino ,vo,,1;, hrtro a yano In Houthor, ,,aor -,
n wou,1 la I'm rst1actio,, ,,,at t1,or .o,oro,,
,yor1a ,vara oo;nr nynv IN ox,,oao tha,nealyos
n ,ho ,osu,,,;l;,v ~ autFor;no NM, ,,nnao,,n,
ov,t,,
H.. ;7,os mi b,vo n soaxo,, ,,ox. f.. t..
t,,o roo.ou, tint ora .o,,o,,rn ,,,o ,:.,,aa, ~ ~
, 1879-03-29

The Army bill proper l.ayiug boeu disposed
Of In the House 30 far NJ debate il concerned,
tho political clauses, improper aud irrelo-
want, hayo been taken up, anl The f}g,t has
opened. Tim contest bids fais to be stubborn,
and Gnu hardly fall to 10 pzo.ractcl one.
II tho first dny's debate gives sample Of
what the Democrats haze 10 bring forward
in the why Of argument in support Of theIr
uncalled.for rni.l upon wisely y.onncsel lava,
it may we'll DO considered tl.at the pur-
pose is to gain partisan onds rather
than to protect tho rights aud privileges Of
Tho voters. Judging from yesterdays De,n-
ocratio speeches it will only DO necessary In
tho next Presidential campaign for the Isc.
publicans 10 quote liborally from tho argu.
msnts thcro used 10 convince the rooplo at
the North that tho ti1no laa not yet come
when the country Gun bo safely intrusted to
tho caro- OF pnrty which ouleavors to oyor.
ride all laws ly force Of aruls whon In tho
minority, and to repeal all Just and wl,olo-
somo statutcs tho moment 1t obtains power.
, 1879-03-29

e1-Govornor would fiji tho bill; hut Il they
want man to oircumvcnt TtLnEH by ways
that nro dirk, then thoy 1lRd bettor hunt up
somebody oiso. We arc nfraid that pA1.stEn'a
lrarl.monoy notions-ho not hnving hny
money of my kind to pny ont for no'ninn-
tion-will lie fata! to him among tho softa OF
Ohio ani Indiana, though his St"so-Sovcr-
eighty doctrines ought to commend him 10
the Solid South,
, 1879-03-29

TIE CHICAGO TRfnrNE has established hfanch oflces
70. tho receipt ot subscriptions and advertisements ~
fo1lows!
NEW YoRK-Toom 70 Tribune Building. r. 7. Mo-
FAnpEx. Manager ..
PARIS, France-No. 10 Tuo Dc Il Orange Batelferr.
II. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. EnR.-Anner!eAn Exchange 44s htran1.
uxxEr F. GtLIrn. Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO. CAl.-raIace I1otsl.
WASHINGTON u. C.-131p atrctL
, 1879-03-29

Our confidence In tho wisdom aud good intctl-
t!ons OF tho ThIrty-arst General Assembly Of
1lilnoia Is Oh the Increase. 1t Is nnw holding
two aesstons cach day, mud It generally nulstles
In tlo afternoon what It has dono Ia the fore
uoon. No sooner ia bill passed III the House
than motion Is Immediately entered to recon-
slider, and on Wednesday bill was passed Ia
tile forenoon and sent to tho eenatc. but In thu
afternoon Ii was recalled md rccons1dered.
Such delays arc wholesome, and will keep bad
laws from obtaining place upon the statute
hook.
, 1879-03-29

As the popular branch Of tho Illinois Leg
islatura has done The TRIBUNE the honor to
inaugurato an Investigation into the a.
legged corruption of some Of its members
upon, r1mors first made. public through ita
columns, we sdoent ,ib not impairment To
volunteer somo additional adyico upon tho
samo interesting subject Wo woro not only
careful in commenting upon the current
stories to give them the most favorable COL
oring. but VIC took somo pains to diacredit
them, and to construct q different theory In
rcgnrd to certain matters that looked like
corruption, than tho ono upon which WIS
based the common rumor. But AIr. Repre-
sentative DAaRH, Of this city, in his little
speech presenting the case to tho considera-
ton OF his colleagues in tho House, and
urging thom to adopt his resolutions for m
Investigation, was mucl. moro direct aud
emphatic IN bis instnuations against tho
integrity Of the members than The TRIBUNE
was, or, indeed, any other newspaper that
has reforrod to tho subject. The following
is an extract from tito remarks which Mr.
BAnnY submitted upon tllat ocoasion:
''1t IN charged, slr, and belioyo IL to 10 truo.
that certain momuers Of both tho House and Eeu.
ate hase in past sessions, wcll "a in the present.
introduced measures for tho purpose OF levylng
h'ackmnil. This charge. s!r, IL tho common prop.
crty Of tha pnbltc, md this body cannot AFFORD to
f6noFo It. Taking advantage OF this ataIn upon tho
character Of tlth Assembly, aud feeling themselves
secure against attack, tho lobbyists Hwarnl by tho
tho ret1ef Of the people.
IL have my grave suspicious, sir, from tho
actions Of a0n,e Of tho members of this House,
that the monster lob0cs-tho corrupt hrrltngs
Of insurance swlnllGrs and other lcgnlixcd
ftnuls that swarmcd t1lls Cap,to, for over
month-d!d not como hero III yain.
I mn cons'nccd, slr, fronl tho united oppo-
sttlon Of certaIn suspected influences On tLls loor,
from tile action 0f certain monbgrs who keep pop.
ping np and down on their scats, opposing meas.
utss intended for tho rallet md benefit Of the dis.
trgtsed people. That they but tho nlsro puppets
ot ohbYiHs and interests that arc nilnlcal to the
people.
VI have my grave suspicious, Str, that soma Of
tho committees os this House have boon 'doc-
torca BY thoso corrnpt lobbyists, N Il seems m-
posslbla to get bill intended for tho Fel!sf OF tho
people reported from. those committees to tic
IIuuso.
"Whencseta bill IL introduced touching upon
tho rate of Interest, relating to tho trtckery and
fraud OF insurance companies, ur upnn anything
else tending to benaat tho u,asscs Of tho unforu-
nato reop!a, It II then that tho puppets Of tho lob.
byists put In their work both In committees and
upon thu floor OF thts House."
It will bo soon thas h{r. DAnnY not only
declares his belief TINT "cortain members Of
the present session" lave introduced bills
for tho purpose Of lovying tlack,nai|, II
but goes step further and hints that Ger
tnfn nf Tim afnntfinr rnmmfftnno ~ t1,o
, 1879-03-29

Tho New York Sun Ia SO thoroughly Of tio
opinion tint the Republicans Will nominate E.
3. WAsnDunER as their candidate for President
In 1880 thut It belteVas another Illinois man
must bo brought ont on the Democratic aide.
In looking over The Geld Mr. DANAs caglc eye
rcsts on cx-Gov. PALMER ns tho man, and nc.
cordIngly dispatches faithful correspondent to
60 out to Springfield and work up tho case. But
Afs. pAN4's, man Frtlay,no sooner commences
togtouh vuthor etoF tic race ttan tho
Illinois Democrats begin to fall into line. The
lttlo Monitor ut the State Capital snutra out
SAN TILDEs's pretenatous BY declaring that
SAMMY "is the witheFed wreck OF tic last caI.l-
uatCn." Mr.. PEnNY II. SM1rI1. who Is popu-
larly credited with the business of looking utter
Mr.. TJLDRAfs interests In tho West, will DO we'll
to open "bar'l't iu Springfield.
, 1879-03-29

CAMERON and his widow haye been the inspi-
ration Ut more newspaper jokes tlan you c4u
hl.ake stick at. Without intending 1t, man
sometimes contributes largo share Of tho cur
rent fun Of tho scason. Tho English people say
tut tho Americans have too llttlo sport In soclal
lite, but tlley don't understand the vast amount
of fun which ous great mon indulge tn ut Wash.
iuEtGt).