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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-21

fort5ubr, s'tterte feine 5timms, ais Bate
Der Narllpisfsr ftd, pisoer in lsiner &sbIe
bsfunssn Dud Id nil aus oislem Bud,e
leIen, Id nil Sanen surleieu, bamit sic
tesrsifen, wis mir um's Ser, isin mab.
Da Rebt tlar uno beutlih Der leb!e @eoaa
ts iensr unsladliasn 5rau. SD mub
lterten, lau!et CT, absr bic furss Spaane
Belt, mslhe mir blsi5t, wil itb ba3u Be-
nubsn, m.tu 6se, gu srIeidtsrn, cis0eidt
gu iabneu Gin 8srbrehsu, uelh's ih an
arslolsn Msn1hsn beeins. Msins S6ws'
fer, nad,eem Rs ldnsit biniibsr mar, taBte
ih nod In trsm Manne, in tbrem Ginpe.
Sd eDnnte Dem gapitdu 9taasr niht, bab
Der Wnblid lsinsr SuAter itn gum Srpit
ger ithe. uno bebtalb trauielte i'd Gift in
lensn 9ebensbsher. gou meinem G:nee
mid su trennen uno Elm anberss, lrsar
pertaetss oaliir ein3utaulhsn, nimmermebr
bate th's il6.r mstu 5erj aebraAt. Denn
th le6te es, 'pie's einer Mutter se,temt,
nno tie(e miittstl;Gbe 9;ebt spar sas ein;iss
Wute all mir. Mbsr ih fonnte mein Ga
dswsrf Sollsnoen, obne mid oebbalb BON
metnsr 1oebter su trtnnan. yin ein3,ser
Brisf unp allss mar set9un; MIR Elm
Dort tc1ets ss mid, enolole 3rusifsl in
eem Gapitan giiit,r su ervedsn er lief
entlpsbsr isin eieen 5lsild une Blut i'm
@leno pertommen DDer er nlbm Die Der.
meintlds NIdts gu itb um ourd oersn
aatlid, 70 lanse feline ausen UTsn fan
ben, an lsin psrlorsnes essnes &ino erin.
ne,t iu lpsrOsn. Sa, TIN 81 tduIhsn mar
eins &leinisfeit, uno Id laamts niht, ee
aus,ufiipren. @sine Iohter lieb i'd ibm;
perisnise absr, welde mid in feline Nsbe
ss3ossn Bate, farieb ibm. oab es Die mel
n8e lsi mir fonnte ct ihon etns cera:tist
Ierwe6sluns sutrauen, cbmotl Id nidt
um bte @elt pom meinem Setnoe mid ge.
trsnnt bate. Muh.e lpater immsrbin
bas 0swiRsn mir i&lasen, meAte Id bur9
ben Wnblid msinsr Gehter an bas besau.
gene unrsht erianert werbsn porpis9snb
tlisb bas @tfabl befrieeioter 8a&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-21

= snseblider aoiafenauitanb. @ie
sem glatt rebarfoip" seidrieben ,pirb,
nerpeisern jett 5ablreide foiafii9e @e=
meinbeu Glib =&ublanps unb bauptil6=
lid bes 9anoes bsr DOnilden 9Oiafen bi.
3abluns Der Steuer unb berufen ltd
babel auf bic ariessbienlte, tpelae iam,ntz
lide Dcnii4en &olafen bic lebten 3ipei
Sabre binbur4 sesen bic Iitrfen lsiiten
muBten. Sn pielen Stanisen (aaiafenbSrs
fer) FAM es aus slnlaB beHen 3>pil6en ben
Ginmobnen uno benz sesen bieielben ent=
ianoten Oeilitdr su blutisen 3ulamnleuz
itoben, nobel bic &olafen Itets Sieser
blieten. Su Der Stani3a Yetrsmsfaia
banerte ber 3aulpi 5pilden eiaem Sc
slment Sul lanterie uno ben be,paiineten
Saiafen Der Stani5a 3mei Gage unp cine
9fadt lang mnO enoete ouulit, baB mebr
ais Die Sdtite bet Snlanterie tsbt tner
yerirnmbet uuf benz Ylase liesen blieb
Der apmmaneant Der Donilden solafen=
@enleinpen bat in ieiner Yrupin3 ben 8elas
serunsS5uifanb perhansentaiien, bic 6esiee
run8 ertbeilte ieoo4 bie5u feline 8ewil=
lisuns, nat nidtbaburd ben aufltane al
let 3olafen gu peranlahen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-21

Wtit sar furipien Dinsen bat li9
i4cn oft bic Yetitious~ s~Semmiilipn bes
eeutl3en Meidstass gu teidaftisen
sehabt. 9lter, mas neuli4 ein NIT Dielen
sincern seiesneter bieperer Tamilienpater
bonn @eidstas serlanste, pas biirite bed
als cine gang eisene MblOnoerlidfeit GEL
ten. Sn ber beutisen 3eit tauden gar
eiele 3Ouprojefte Der brollislten Nrt auf,
mnIere:n Betenten se6abrt BET beionbese
Sor3uS su serlansen eab eine bejonbere
Steuer fiir = finberlole @bepaare einse,
fibrt meree. Ser Yeteat fiibrt aus, ueld
eln unbeinlli4es @efa9l SeOen bel bleiden
nliiie, Der pa iebe, tpie bic finberlolell
@bepaare Obne Sprse leben, ipdbrenb bic
melit nit itarfer Samiiie seiesneten iid
70 idper purds 2ebem qualeno pinben
milien. Die 9etitions=Scmmiilipn mar
ieoDd Der a(niidt, DaB fein @runb fit bic
Seiteueruns finoerloler @hepaare pprlisas.
uno sins iiber bic Petition sur Iasescrp>
nuns iiber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-21

= Sunsersnrtb, Trcdenbeit nnb gpibe.
mien treten pieies Sabr in Central. afrita
in fait sleid iurdtbarer Weiie auf, mie in
China unp Sueien. Sm Siipen, Sltsn
pno Welien bon Gbartan', inuerbalb zines
NunofreiieS. per rreinlal ben 6laden
raum ben 6ranfreidb eiuidliebt, BAT Der
Cob mebr alS bic SdlIte Der @mwpbner
binwesserafit; ebartum ie!tit bat etwa
eil Drittel leiner BepOlteruns ourd, ben
COB uno Muswanoeruus perloren. 3abl.
reide DGrIer uno Stdote in Der llmge
buas ron Gbartum ino tbatlihlib ent.
pUltert. Diebrere MiiNonare, cine srcbe
3abl bon Gleeen, 3pei fraaSalilde Sdme
fern unp per General gicar Squaranil
fsIen Der gpioemie gum Spfer. aamse
lie, 8inopleb nne lc5ar bic 9pnpe anaeu
au 3rEnee,
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9ismasd's SuMpDlttif.

9fit oer iuoireetsn Befeueruns ber
prn DeutIhlano ietblt er5eusten ycb'
prooucte rcer Tatricate, wie Der BunoeS'
ratb iie sorseIdiasen tat, lno Die meilfen
Neidstpten einperlt anoen. @inc piel
beftisere Sppolition finoea ater bic pro.
ponirten @ingan9s3Slle auf ausldnoiide
Waaren. Dieielbe mirb nan,en,lid Don
ben sreben 5anoelsltdbteu an Der Ncrb.
uno Sfiee sendbrt.
Gismarf'S Speen iinb ndmtid felseu,
be es lollen ale auslInoiid,e Tatricate
uno Gchprpructe, mie Colonial. Waaren,
Deine, Wfetalle, &oblen II. I. .p., nidt
nur psnn lie auf fremben Shiffen mad
oeutIden Safen fcmmeu, eiuenl, Giu>
sanss5cue unterwcrfsn lein, icnDern audi
meuu peutlde SdifIe Te einflbren, a5er
nidt birect aus bdfen peS 9anbes trin,
gen, mo oieIelben sefertist werDen ooer
BON Watur ltd pcriiaoen, pielmebr lie in
critten Qdnoern einSelaoen baten.
IS Fno pies uu5efabr hiele!ten 8e.
itimn,uasen, bic in @robbritannisu eri,
1t,rteu, Iclanse bort bic Napisaticnsacte
su Geht teitano. Dielelbe fiel, aIs @ns.
lamb beoin9unsslcs gum 5reibancel iiber'
sins. sWann fam paber MID! iasen, oab
Bet Btan giSmard's, ter eben eiue
fdus3Slnerild'e 5anpelspclitif, uno se.
nib nit pielem 9tedte, empistlt, incon.
iequent lei eiae anoere Srase 1T es aber,
pb Die ermdbnte Wabresel, meun lie 10,
fort in ibrer sanjen 5trense CUR Durde
fiibruns tcmmt, nidt. III bic tbati iidli.
den Serbsltnilie sn tief einldneioe. Das
tebaupten oie Sanieitdbte, uno barum
lit es pabrideinlid, caB man gu einem
Gcmprcmiile fcmmen tperoe, pel9es
Baaren auf peutiden Sdiffen ponl 3oue
entbintet.
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- glotb maht erfHterilb tas taben

- Notb maht erFHesrlb tas baben
- 70 fdreibt bic v@srmania" = BE Ser.
liner Sccialoemufraten wtsosrbolt bewie.
fen. Ga ibnen Sfsntltds gsrlammlunsen
ntht me br eefattet mereen unp ba auh
Die sebsimen tleinsn ssrtraulihen 3u1am-
msntiinits in ten Sinter tabsu Der altsn
Stammfnsiren ffine Siderbeit gewabrsn,
10 pF'osn iie jest all fd5aen Sunntas
9faHmttasen ibre 8arfamm!uraea auf
ben - Wassons per pisros=e,lentabnen
ab3uSaltsn. Ssraaussnsn Sonnta9 no
rem, ,pie bsriA!st ,piro, bic gerpsde pou
bret In turden 3pildenranmtn naa 1rsp,
tom fabrenssH pferDs @ilsnbaenwas.n
ssfullt nit iocial osmofratiltsn Nrbsittrn,
Die lit ubsn In frsisr euft lebtaft it5er Sas
Saidial itrsr Yartsi anp iiber loaitiss Die
@arteiseaotIea intersllIrenoe Dinsc untsr.
bieltsn. gDos! feiner Der unten in Der
Bourseciaabtbeiluhg" ces Wasens
fberoen Mitfabrsnoen mag ssabat tabsn,
mas ba Obeu oorsins.
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Der ameritaniIbe GcnIul III Suur,

= Der ameritauilde Gcnial gu Saure
meleet. eaB er iih temiibe, bic inter Der
fran,Silden SepOlteruus berrldenpe Nn.
fdt, bsr @snus BON WtaiS iei nadtbsitis
fiir Wenlden uno Tbiere, 3u wioerlesen
uuo gu 3eisen, psld,' seiunocs uno bill.
aes Nab,unssn,ittel oieie Tradt iei.
@leid,eiti8 medt oerielbe fotSenee itati'
iiii@e Wusabcn Sm Sabre 1871 betru9
Der SmpOrt ans ben Der. S,aaten mad,
iSranireid S26, sos, guibel WuiS; 1877
wurosn bsreits 1,7s5, 400 8uibel impor.
tirt. Die Tradt fir cine Ipune WtuiS
(4O BuibeD Don 9sep Dort mad, 5apre
betrdst 1920 Yerfdernns Ia Gents /;
srwahierbe llntciien in Sapre '96 9tS.
iinb bic 6radt pcn 5apre nah paris
,miideh $1.44 uno $2.75. Die Gin.
fubr pon Walsmebl lit nur unbsoeutenp.
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& ( ! d e.
tlnfere Staateleetssiatur. .

Muitin, 10. Npril StoreY BON galos
wsli goaa!y wurpe i'm Ssnat einlimmis
gum praFosntsn pro tenn erwablt. 0obtp
rei@te 1.ine 0saanattou elm. Die 8iu,
welde bic anteluns sines sueiten @fiiitsnt
@sueralanpalts uosfdreibt, wuroe anse,
ncmmen. -9siee Sduisr bsr 9ssslatur
baben siae Bill pal0rt. 'wcnah Der GouYer.
neur bic eanreertiffate seaen,sIansn mub.
SIN 5auls wurpe Die BID besislih Der
Ncrmall&uls lir 9arbise paffrt; stsnfalls
ees Nmenoemss gum Saiii3artftl psr Son.
Ritutiuu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-04-21

ncnTt1en. -Oetee Qau1er per Se9t6latur
taben siae Bid pal0rt. 'wcnah Der GouYer.
neur bic eanrcertiffate seaen,sIansn mub.
SIN 6auls wuroe Die BID bsslslidh Der
Ncrmall&ule iar 9arbise palart; stsnfaus
ess ameneemss sam Saiiisattiftl Der Son-
Ritutiun. k
= Mebrere 3iopa's, bic Sort Sia am
7. ssrIisbsn, babsn, pis aus Sort Griifin
aemelo.t wire, am IL. brti Wannsr alta.
dirt, tie am Nanbtrsr gresi. Nstsn.
flub bes N.b Silver, eampirten.
giner f,l In Die 9anbe Der Snoiantr,
wurbe lealprt unb itin RGrpsr buhfdblia
In Stiid. ;erbadt ; bic beoen Inoern ent.
tamen. Die 9eute famsn son 6cnriatta,
6lay Goanly, unb befanbsn lid auf pem
Deee nah stabpias. Die Changer babsn
Ea sur gsrfol5una Der @ottsaute aufos.
maht.
= Gin 3eiienbsr Der Ginger ,Natma.
fAinen 9ompasnie, Nam,ns 4atum.
wurbe am 6rsitas Msrssn anilhsn Ban
rsra unp GaRrcpitlt Svn ,wei mastrtsn
Nannern ibsrfatlen, bic auf i'm IhoHsn,
itn lsiat am Jub oerwuaoetsn uno ibm
bann leins aus S23 bsassenps Barlhaft
abnabmen.
= Sn Sort @prtt bat ll3 siuc Wal'
isrwsrt Sompasnie e.bilcst.
= Dem Dittitt. Gsrihi BON aamar
COUNTY Iiesen in lstnsr nahRen SiBuns 7
Morbfaae sur Gatlasieuns Dor.
- Der Sberif ron Dra5oria bat
Crosbrisfe erbaltsn, pab man i'm srmor.
1trsn werbs, lpsnn sr isin Nmt niht ME,
esr!est.
= Sci Der &cnsrsbwael wurbsn ia
Borne ID stimmsu fNr upfon une II
iir Maasp abSssstsu.
- s. Siaereale wurbe Gb. Wtrtels.,
auf bic 4ntlass bin otrbaftet. Gspsritamme
seifoblen gu hobsn. gr tsdts Blralaail
fur isin grlAsinsa per oer COUNTY Court.
ste alA srasn Wsntae esa Mai in B9rns
3ulammsntritt.
= Don Columbus aus wursen biz auH
Is. 1894 BaQsn 9aumnole perlaifft.
- Die In 5Uultpn erldsincnee bsutlh'
3situns lhreibt: @siftrn (Wtittwoh,
Nadmitta5 mahts elm DsutlAsr Namsns
Bogs einen Se!biimoropsrlub, inb,m er
liA in 1siner Wobnuna auf Der Nortlsit,
nit sinsm 1alhcnmsiisr msbrere Npern an
lintsn Grm 9fnste. Die 8eranlaEunl
aum SelbBmore II niAt befannt, mar
psib nur, oab er wi,perbolt pie 8sfird
tuna ausiprah. @eihom's 8rsunps mod
ten tbm aaA tew esbtn trsAen, sa q
etMsy ea- WsShwareneH In Dem Dro,slf'
war. Den lebten NaAriatsn ,ufolss Iot
6oHnuns. porbauesn lein, pah 0uqs an
Qeben blsibt,
- ltuicre Yionire in ben norbweltli
den Staaien uno beionberS in Den Tan
neu.8esiOnem Der 5lSBer unp 3ci3fads
. leioen in ben frensen yBintsrmonate
furdttar purd Grollbeulen nna ..Sdrua
ben an Qsnoeu nno 6iibeu. @ine 0ia
ide ct. Satcts Sel, welds ourd 3nfal
ibrau Wes nah ciefsn Resionen fant
mar ben ic iioerraibenber beilenoer 24ir
. tuns. oab, ebe mebr paUon bsiaaift me,
, ben fcnnte, 9ropfen oieiss giareibemi,
tels nit 0clo be3ahlt wnrben. ghin i
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

suCh a. LJsS % n.cuis -, idosituue' AoNe".n"i
E.hission Aversion 10 Society Dinness OF Wis
ion, Noises in the Head, the vital fl id passing
unobserved in the urine, and many other di-
se ses I'll lead to insanity End death.
DR. MsNTkE viii a.,ree to forrest five
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE Cinder his special
advice anil trcatB,ent) will not cure, or for any
thing impure or injurious fo.'nC in 1t. DIR.
NsSTIE treats all p 'ivate Diseases success
fully without me curry. C0nsHltatiohf sre.
Thorough P.ninasion and adsice, including
ANALYSIS ri urine, - 90. Price of Vital Re-
stor.sive. 50 co a bottle; or four times the
gu nifty, so 90; sent to any address upon re-
ceipt OF price, or C. o. d., secure rom observa-
tion, and in private name i desired. by
A. T.. MlNTIE, VI. D..
n Kcarney street. san Francisco, Gal.
DE. MINTIE's kfDNEY REMEDY.
NEPmEEJIsIM cores all kinds of Kidney
END Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhoea, elect.
Leucorrhoes. For sale by all dru &. ists; IL 90
a bottle, >; bottles for 50 o.
DR. NRNTIE-S DANHEsION FILLS
are the bet and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
EIliOUs cure in the msrket For sale by all
Dru. g:s = d27-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27
DAILY SILVER STATE.
CONGREssHEN AND SILVER DOL
LARS.

John Sherman is now endeavoring to
get silver dollars into circulation at
Washington. His effort in this di-
rcction is not made in good faith, but
simply to make the silver bill, which
he wants repealed, odious to Con yress-
men. He authorized the Sergeant-at-
Arms of the House of Representatives
to pay the members ten per cent. of
tier salaries in standard dollars. The
average Congressman, who imagines
that by virtue of his exalted position,
he ought to be paid in gold or green
backs, expressed his unwillingness to
take that coin, and an arrangement has
been made by which the Sergeant
alarms can draw silver certificates
instead of silver dollars for twenty
per cent of the salaries of members and
attaches OF the House. Sherman can
now back up his report against the
silver bill and in favor of the restriction
OF the coinage of the silver dollars,
with the statement that Congressman
object to being paid even a snlll per
centage OF their salaries in the coin
which they made legal tender to any
amount for all debts, public and private
Honest John has m sde a point against
silver by his sharp pra,sics, bat it dos
not follow that tie silver bill ought to
lie mo lifted or repealed because the
average Congressman d;slikes TO be
loaded down with coin, when it is just
"a convenient for the Treasurer to pay
him in silver certificates, which are less
bulky tlan gold, but fully as good.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27
Notice Of Assessment.



Location OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, G. lilo mia.
Location OF works, Humboldt county, State
of Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held on the sd day oil
December, 1879, an assessment (No- y OF five (5)
cents per share was levied upon the capita,
stock OF the corporation, payable immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office Of the company, 30 Sansome street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wed lesday, the 18th day Of
January, lsso, will be delinquent, and adyer-
tised for sale at public auction; aad unless pay
ment is mase before, VIII he sold on TUESDAY
the SEVENTEENTH day of FEBRUARY, $780,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
LECiEN HERMANN, Secretary.
OFFIcE-No. 900 sansonles street, SIN Fran.
isco, California. dee26td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

The Virginia Chronicle says: "The
Republicans of Nevada owe it to them
selves to repudiate William Sharon at
their next State Convention" This
is good advice, but not necessary SO
far as the Republicans OF this county
are concerned. AT the Republican
County Convention held in Winnie
macca, in 1873, it was resolved that
; Senator Sharon be respectfully re-
quested to resi- gn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

The Tribune's Washington special
says: In a conversation, ex-Congress-
man Hale, of Maine, in discussing the
Maine situation, was asked "WiN
the new developments interfere with
MIR. Blaine's candidacy" He replied
Why should it? On the contrary, it
viii only make him stronger. md de-
monstrate the necessity of placing such
man as he is at the head of the
party ticket. l believe he will receive
the solid vote of every State, with pos
.sibly one or two exceptions west of
OHIO, in the National Convention"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

The Carson Appeal displays It's indie
pendence of party rings aud cliques by
telling some wholesome truths about
Neva1a's Senator from Cali cornia, aad
showing that it does not bear the brand
or wear the collar Of party or faction.
rs course, as might be expected. Gre
ates Considerable comment and it is
amused at the different way people
have of viewing it. In an, article on
tie subject, it quotes some of the terms
ased by its contem poraries. Ole styles
it 'The anti-everything sheet" second
calls it "a little publication in Carson"
a third alludes to it as "A fearless and
ably conducted journal while fourth
refers to it as ''The leading Republican
organ of the State" The Appeal t.kes
philosophical view of such comm ent,
aul says, "a man vino runs a news
paper should not feel vain because he is
sp-aised or cast down because he is
abused.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

The wife of a defeated candidate i'm
Massachusetts,, the day after the elec-
tion, presented her husband with trip
lets. He did not arrive at home until
the next day, when he was shown his
offspring, one at time, until all the
three had been exhibited, when, look
ing quizzically down at his wife, he
asked, care the returns all in, Maria."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

The Stockton (Cal. Herald says that
the exact sum received by Denis Kear-
ney for his services during the last
campaign was $4,000. The San Fran.
cisco Stock Exchange figures up the
fortune of Kearney at about $50, 00O,
and says Denis will make money ON his
trip East.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-27

General Cough has joined General
Roberts in Afghanistan without oppo-
sition. The British troops are suffering
from cold and exposure. fgt
An attempt to remove arms from the
State Arsenal at L ngor, to Augusta,
Maine, created great excitement and
almost a riot. The arms were returned
to the arsenal. The Republicans are
forming secret military organizations.
A fall meeting of the Greenbacker's
State Committee was held on Wednesday
night at Augusta, Maine. Delegates
were appointed to the National Con-
vention, which meets in Washington,
January Sth. Resolutions were passed
indorsing the action of the Governor
and Council, and declaring full con.
fidence in them, and believing they
counted the vote honestly. They de-
nounce the utterances of Republican
politicians in public meetings, and the
utterances against the Executive De-
partment of the State, as an insult to
the Governor and Council, and dis
grace to the State as well as to that
party. The resolutions express the
opinion that the Republicans are a
minority in the State, and that a large
majority of them would have been
members of the opposition had it not
been for extensive bribes and the vilest
intimidation at the polls. They saw,
with shame and indignation, the hui
initiating spectacle of Maine United
States Senators engaged in arousing the
community to state of violence that
threatens riot and bloodshed, and con-
denim. as the greatest criminals in our
midst, those men who, having in vain
corrupted the ballot-box, now appeal
to the power of revolution
A dispatch from Cabul saye: The
first move of General Roberts will be
to eject the enemy from Balhissar and
the city. This Effected, troops may be
spared for defensive efforts during the
Winter. 1t is possible thai the combi-
nation against us, which is not national
but feebly religious, will collapse from
irresolution. The combination has
within the last few days apparently
lost much strength.
James W. Turner. a lawyer at Pendle-
ton, and editor of the East Oregonian,
killed man at Pendleton by stabbing
him to the heart. 1t appears that he
took up another mans quarrel, whohad
just been whipped, when the same man
turned around and whipped Turner,
who left and soon returned with a
knife, with which he did the deed.
Washington politicians are beginning
to interest themselves in sseculations
as to the best place for holding the
next Democratic National Convention.
Congressman Mcmahon of Ohio, thinks
it will be held III Cincinnasi, and says
it's session there would do much to
increase the enthusiasm Of the Demo-
Gratis both OF Ohio and Ind ana.
The President has written very little
in regard to his views about the way to
crush out Polygamy in Utah, but he
converses about the matter great
deal. His ideas on the subject are en-
phatic. He believes that Mormons
should be deprived of political power,
and that no time is to be lost.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that J.
c. Flood contemplates removing to New
York and putting $l5, ZOO, 0G0 into Wall
street, with a view of rivaling Jim
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AM in ecco dance with law and an order Of
the BoarG OF Directors, made on the 10Th day
OF November 1879 many shares Of each par
eel o. such stock may be Necessary, will be
sold at public auction at the office OF the COM
pony, 32s Montgomery street. Room q, san
Francisco, Cl., on Monday, the Twelfth day Of
Jant AIRY, 1880, at the hour of one clock ?. NJ.
o. said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF tae sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Office 32S Montgomery street, Room Il, san
Francisco, California. d2o.td
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Ex-Congressman Raney says the Re-
pnblicans of Virginia acted with the
sReadjusters this year because the strug-
gle has been to them a matter of politi-
cal life or death.
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MER-BULLARD-At the Winnemucca
Hotel, December cath, by ". S. Bonnifeid,
JuG.ge of the Fourth Judicial DIS net, Edwin
Harmer to Miss Angelina Billiard
GREGOR-RYAN-At the Central Pacinc Ho-
tel, December 25th, by w. 5. Bonnihe'd,
Judge of the Fourth judicial District, Frank
Gregnr TO Miss Mary ID. Ryan, OF spring CITY,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
NUMA MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, Cali orna. Location Of works, Hum
boldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE-There dcsinonent, upon the fol
owing described sock, on acccs'rt Of Assessment
(No. y levied on The 23d day Of October, 1879,
The several Dou It's set opposite the names of
the respective shareholders, as FLOWS:
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The Phoebe Record says that wild
cats have been troublesome at Woods
& McCullough's sheep ranch, near that
place, having killed over 500 lambs in
+ about four months.
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WOOD Ind COAL YARD
In connection with my COAL BUSINESS, !
will
Sell stove Wood,
Cut in any required length. have erected
A Saw, that Is Run by water Power.
And c?n saw and deliver wood en- very short
notice and at the lowest rates.
People will find it advantageous to have their
WOOD SAWED AND DELIVERED,
Ready for their stoves, and at no additional
expense
FsII Measurement Given:
Best Of Wood Kept en- Hand!
COAL AT USUAL RATES
$40 per ton delivered in small lots; $l3 so per
ton in car leads delivered on cars
r. W. WOOD.
Wnnemucca, Dcce uzler IS, 1879 II
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