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MEXICAN JUNKErlNG TOUR,
No Increase OF Trul!e, nnI Why.

81. Louis G!obe- Democrat.
The testimony Of tho noru observing Of the
,t.x,'",'. ;n,,.1,~ ,c,r ,,ao. -, .,,am .,'a* '
''cA'tA'4 Ju"ne- 'ou' Sooa ~ o"o" ,'"'''
caEcrly Us VIC hlay dcslre c!oser rosn'ncectnl re-
latons nnl larger tradc with oilr next t'rlghbors
on the South, considerable time must ejapsc
nn1 va,t a,,,ount Of missionary wor; m,xt bc
~, hr rrnlizci rh nstnrirs th,i it,. Fl, I1,, ,yuy
~ AR rr,o wt,i, Y;rn nav mi IN" ~ .,,r,,;
ghI., M ,u,t ttnw ~: ,,nnv mi ,1rnnt md 4, ,m,s,
IL, snii ,t ,,o sa,isn:tarr yIv nj aytiin,r ~
ito - itti; hnt,r Inn ~, "rn,rn rnn,, iInsii1-
~ Is" .r,e ."
itiI ini1c ~ XVII T.. amx ,im @ VIM INV liz
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II a.er 'r,1, ~ ,.,os h,nnwhi tnt, t,,. ,,,n
~ c'cIs 'u!S" ~ @ Gv IT, ~, ~ .,..1 ~" ,an t u
t ""n. , ~ M IT,, ',.,tv a,,i ,."' aH,.''s
pota" x, III u ~ ts, r,;"o.i" @ . ~,
r!e,; a. n,'.Ms ,Gnrsar,s ,tau' "''' ~
'AsfH,i,. a 1e'sl.si ~! s,..' .t , ,,b.r,, ,,, ,,o
Aslse !losl ". !ss .. op.u !s'oovasi .is aas.
u Hssen. suaus .aaI ~ tuu u .1,. % @
!oa - "nI 49,, ano ~ ..,, nv
possab'e 10 esla'1'sn laFse nno perMnntnt tsaue
want to ray thesg Gh&fees eesose tnsar sooas
ara sold nha pun Hs, MHt t!'o MeAien's 10
ios Mlsl To- lake ct !asse fsks .nr "'e 1aii saho
VI introducing AHierleat Ioous' Aai!-
Tue Clty 81 Mexico alu toW l,iaeea ol plonil
nehee. lhe utheF naeals ol eo'i!tauhleaisoh asa
w nlute."u4ol. Mhtl' III y lS"'cusgs, y WALTZ. i
notH " !teso hlettoas hEo sl," ulu4 eosl!s. iie
u.sh tarsal iev1ca ~ " euoas .npns.eu 10 ~
otlltf stamohGs-olf'cR 10 our WY ont u must
90 nia1uta,ncts, ssuee ttso hurcrnnleha ~ nay 70
urpenA on Us rslsft''lls !utsca lor iu bis u lts
revenue. At nrcsSnt tlin s4tsola! M eApeAu'tufes
ara ifoin Ht,oou,ooo 10 el4o0''Nh' pSf year NJ
eAcGss sW " t!e tufenuest antt Ieumenoh III '.e
, 1879-02-21
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

lNtsafHHi9n Ltrufd.
Col. Scutt stnrted III with this CnnxreAs by
aslIng for guarantee ph lnaia lIMe usnl branches
Of sGt5,tND per ullc In bontls or The S,O00,O
acres Ut la,,ds With rlicls to build Ills roa.t .n
tho Pacific. Huntington followed tIIs by an ef.
fort tn build thu western halt OF 1t fur the old
la,,!.gra,lt uni no bontis. At this tlls Scott
party, ut this sesslon reduced tllcir demands
tor hulds to iii average III $27,501 per milo uIl d
einElc line, without castcrn connections, u,u u
rrupasi, Ion to turn bark to tic Government It's
uwu l.,l,Is, Provided tho United 5tntes shall toll
ihrln anu credit tile proceeds Ill thr Golls and
Interest payable uut of thu Treasury. Then
calllu the Backhull: Nua1 VI Lo.l4siaLa,. de-
clartue 1l,at nctl.rr ot Tho otl.er !artles have
pruytdud fur ii terminus OIL lilo Allssissipp
,lu oiTeru1 to bulli llle road from New Or
leans west 10 FL laso at $25,0G0 PR rntlr,
with the satno proylso rs to the lapsel land-
ulung comes Sonatur Johnston. Of VIrginIu,
with proposition looking to Tho adoption vi
ti,e iurcIuniE ultsrs Eiyin, 10 thu roaa west Of
Fl s9 ! r. .',rrlnt a e ~ systs, ~ of ro%ls
connections to New Ora,nl,s, Virksbutg, unt
Mc,upslls This bill has bccn ameudcd III conl-
snsttccs BY adstns branua to vinlta, looking
toward " l.uuis, anl anoshcr fronl FL paso,
looking tuwurd Denver.
The lust few tlays hays been prolific Of new
combinations aEd new bills on this Southern
ltt,ad to tue parac. SENATOR Willers, Ut V'r-
Elllla, mas lnlf0lnEGu A1l1&1lcF compromise DILL
correcting utt amending tint OF Ills colleague
tllu lnaan teat1ucs belns alike, a,ll differing
cr!lY In The Iact that It provides for an iu-
dependent lino across -srIlansas 10 seryo as
Memphis cul,necttnu, also Tor tbs closing Of
tic gun III tllu Shreveport ltue, but leaving
the lower llue across Louisiana to bu coui-
pacsed by private capital. For the two forks
jrom FL pasU tu Fort Worth, uil iron, III
puso TO San Autonio, u dircct subsidy nt $l5,Oj0
I,cr :sllr. as well US t0 tho Mississippi links,
n0ous l,G00 miles III tic agctcEnts Of aided road
And now comes combination VI Now Orleans
a. Texas Railroad men with still lower offer;
Henator Kellogg luz Introduced bill which,
with tic correspondence presenled herewith
u1lti published iii anuiGr part of this Issue, sub-
slantial!y says: Itat no roltcern ucca hs had
ubuut tho Now 0r!eans terminal connection, US
tia. is taking care OF itself. aud Within u scar
Tie road will be TuunlHx continuously 50J miles
west toward the Rio tirlndr This last offer ts,
III substance, to build tho O00 nilcs wliIci, Will
ihen reniutn between SaM Antonio aud FL Faso
for an advance ct Hl0,Uu mile, To be repaid In
services. This IL all tlH AI rcqutrcd-$G, ,DoU,-
U3-l1,tt Us It covers Tho entire southwestern
frontier uni gives direct connection Ia the Pa
rie besides, ia the bcst bid that has yet hccu
nude. tbs su,l west Of II paso Is uuaidcd by
either lands ur bn,ls. IL Congress will but walt
1t may probably have u prOIHaaat 10 build the
cutlra line without any MD whatever.
, 1879-02-21
CLAY'S DILEMMA.
An inside Chapter ri Henry Clny's rotiticnl
Life.

An Inside Chapter ps Henry Clny'a Political
Life.
Corrtanondtace Elrrtldad Herald.
JEFFERSON, o., February, 13'D.-Among the
lettcra preserved by tile Hon. IL il. {illdInga Of
tho correspondence Of his father, the lion.
Joshua X. G!ddtnse, there arc none more inter
esting aa herring upon Important political top
les thnu lie following regarding Henry Clay,
tnnst OF which wcru written by the Ashland sage
himself. Each Ut these lcttcrs WINS marked
"cuntl'lcn,ial," and some "conilucntial anil
private" hut tl,csr present owner thinks there
cal, he no objection nnw to their publication.
The first Il from uhlllnys To Clay, n,ld reads:
CLAWS VIEWS RrpUEsTrD.
,1ErrEKsDS, O., July Il, l5E4-DEAR Sin: Our
peuple nj MI political partles regard the great
question TO hc wlIritGr the uai1n shall u~slItho
uu"n isEtl1 thr stpport pt s!aycrr In the Sthtek;
whether hr trorle nj the Free States shall be
tnrt,lvet! IN lie cxi,ei,sc Vi It's maintenance.
THESE, ynn are aware, ate pressed ulun our at-
tentinB III t!lr u:ictal corresrI,l,c,Iee sceDmra-
hyn. t'1c Texas ts'aiy+ nsnl We regIrl them i'm.
tUrtunt cln! even vltn! To mir tHst!!t,lh,ps, We
arc therefore raIiytn% lipon tin, issue. From
your Texas letter anil thu analysis nl Wilr ,loe-
trines given Ill yuuT Bpercl III Raleigh. We rs:-
gur y"! rs oppa<sil To ancIi propositions. III
tue tnttl arti.l, Df ts Whl4 jour,,s1, III .tvc,l
III yonr published reu,nrks. YOU state: s'ihe
maintenance srrH, 3tv tic srvrr, States ol
tlwr o%n o"A! a,ii pcs1lsinr insti,uli"Its' to bn
4 lHnAa1eut1l principle III ttr Nti.. pnrfv. D,i
,I!r itM Inst. II" .faiuH,: Inft tarHfrr urr:yc,.
with your Raleigh speech us written ont s,t
ynnrsell. In /! VT il:nt 1T all,sIoH to ihc
a'pye .ortrlne. This has led sunns In
v'ewe on tina ntl.i1nMrtant IHlut.
Indeed, the nb'enre uf at illusions 10 # III y,r
speech MS written ty Nourrclf hal crrA eli grrnL
nppreheilslt,ns IN TIC ,ttfllas ol n1any If yu.1r
rI:nds. rrcnyl It us important tin, VIC s!,ualld
ts Informed on The SUBJECT In,lcri n,,r tcup1e
{ttl {lL} they tistut II NtI+tsrst Il
yoi,r sentiments In rc.Frrt to tsAts Important
question nav lresscd Npyn ua by the opposite
purity. ,SuHht ti,errluru most respectfully
suggest that yo;l tll-c YOUR vicw4 this pDEnt
to IL nude put,l!c IN sch why rs ynGr Judgment
may tatesntc. lie Importance U! such sLep
tlln onlv br appreciated l,y thase WHO tltutcr-
slam! tse drep fccIiI,. wcl. NOW peryM,ics tl.e
tainds o! a|alrl!on uf the tcnple ,t ull tic free
Suites agail's. asl participation III The r,ppur, nl
TIC Institution Of n!uvcry. II I have myspli
tnisia';en Yo'lr views III, shfs to!,., bcs you
MIL Inform me ut snlr earliest leisure. With
great respect, your obctllc,lt servNnt,
IusiirA Il. tilpplSN..
, 1879-02-21

paner IN thr United States ougt. occasionally to
keep TN. fnct cforc It's readers thu, biIrns corn
Tic hest wav Is 10 irak,. a pile VI rurn On liz
et,!,a rirr,.laIIy srorrl, #, ntnl ,lu give the
n!Iettcd 1,nys Ire acs:ss tul It. This remedy wna
tittnycre,i bY f. T., lcke, 1t ,Ic time his dis.
tiliery w4tR bHrnt in tlils cnnntv, toyc'hr with
lnrEe lot nf hiHre curit, which va, much In
jurctl tt. he ult for tlac. h'ul vas ilaued out
n"l grrc'ly eaten b1 the hogs, srrrrnl Ut which
were tylll;: daily. After the arcu,h tiav t,ui
aInglc hug WIS Inst, aud tle disease tl1tlroly ds
Ger Of cases since, and never tnitt,l.n
, 1879-02-21
a Dnutnr WIN hIurrled Ntrra nj n. r.
Willis Commits Hmtcitls.

f0rrt1uoAatnrf NFat{E5fT .S*IFt.
EDENuuRn, Pa. Feb. ll.-Abont thirty nltu-
utica after o'clock last ul.ht, Df. William
Eddy, ot ,nls rlHcr, stepped into tllu barrooln
u tto Newport HOUSE, uml ejaculaiea ii
Ftc,r, y a;a puor uul III tronbe.' tle thcn
foil to the lluor, uuI expired H. about one-haie
liz wss Ageu 50 years, All. married q daughter
vi tl,u lato enlIusnt poet. n. K. Willis: Thu de-
ceased i,us stepnlolllcr liylng uuur New Bed.
lord, ala.s. Recently Tue deceased has butll
urluf;inE excessively uiid continuously. Dr.,
Eudy was nun OF unusual intcllu:surs, ulHk
possessed tine eluratiol.. With his other Ar+'
comptbllments Ae Ws4 master II nye GiilcFeug
Languages.
, 1879-02-21

FKANxL,N, pu., Feb. 1s.-ihc city election
was held to-day. Alr. J. C. aib!cy, the Repub.
ltran nominee, was elected by 140 majority.
On. C1rr, pa., Feb. 1s.-rhc city election to-
day ca,lscd much local excitement, and rcsultAl
III the Republicans eicctln. four OF the six Co.,s
clmcn to le elected, md five uf the SIX Selluol
Directors, a considerable light bcug ,na.ie OIL the
latter ou tic question Of taxation Of Church
property.
tiHEENylLLE, Pa., Feb. 18.-At our local
election today i,r Democrat. Grcenbacks elected
their candidate for Huryess b. tWD n,uIority,
and also tlsetr candidates for High Constable
u.,.l Assessor. Tho tosal vote cast was hut ilfty
e!gllt less tlinn the November ctertion, wllGn
they had d majority Of forty over the lsepubiic-
aus.
HEADING, Pa, Feb. 1H.-Tlle Democrats ulul
Nationals oF this rity combined, and, at The
e!estton to-day, 6. 7: Evans, Tug present Kepub-
by l,1s2 innjnrlty. Col. John +. Arthur, Tor
Guy 'irsasnFcr Democrat, was elected over l)r.
William A. knnkls, isepnbIcan, Iius 1St lnnior-
ily over Jnsep1 $. Lnyert Democrat. for City
Eumptroi!er, l1otlt branches ot the Council
are Democratic.
, 1879-02-21
Bet,l.eu,,.,,u's Exhu,uutlo,,s.

Dr.. Schilcmanu resumed last Dctobcr the ox.
huMaftnn VI thu prehistoric ct!ea which 10
found lying OTIS aboyo another a. liissarlik, anu
the luwerMoss but QUO Of which he has identt-
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institution Of slavery depend exclusively
sou, had expressed regret 'has my Ra-
leigh speech should have omitted that princt-
asserting 1t. | shall be ycry sorry II Nlr. Clay
should t'e ut all wounded by my note. Such was
not nv intention. md II tie had been here ha
would havu lclt The Imperative necessity ror IL.
dent servant, II. CLAY.
sLAvEnr IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
Jhe following letter, IN Mr. CIny's own hand
icrIsd to T. vii, lc seen, n The one sent directly
u Mr.. tinldnrs, whlch fullows II:
ASHLAND, Sept. Il. 1S4l-UEAA Sir: In ru4
Ply 70 your lctscr" thu 10TH in,s. lust received,
WnasH say lint suppose Il. 10 be In The power
Of CONGRESS tn repeal any laws which It may
District vi Columbia, II 1t ai,nuld think proper
scryMnt, H. CLAY,
l WORSE DILEMMA. .
ASHLAND, Sept. 81, 1S44.-Mr DEAR Sin: He
tors ! rtcetved 5o,lr favor Of the 10Th inst, I
y"1 have ance received, Ut whicl, hal ,,ot
reached y0,t at tho date Of yoirs. In tlMt letter
lfxprcsscd ,1'y Ereat reluctance On account Of
H. Necessity ar!sue out of t!,o letter of e. n.
Lexington 0's.7rrr. / stated what / still be-
rvc, that there wns great shnger OF tt. loss Ut
lo,.r Slave States Il left Mr.. Clays letter t,i,-
4 cttcr which 1 altlrcssu,! ID lttsl,t,r1 woul,i
he published, but It ias not bcen nht wliv do
mt Know. rcGret extremely the sluto ot things
which you desrribe IN Ohio; the lpss OF ito
Eicctaral votc wt!l, fear, lead to thc Inevitable
defeat OF the Wing party. Always prepared
myself for any event. aud tcady TO acqu1cscc Ia
my DECISION Of the people Of The Unitcu States,
count than TINT Of our common country.
transmit l1cfogcH letter In reply to ono which
, 1879-02-21

i Cure for Hog. Cholera.
The Lewiston 1aseste, publtshcd 10 Fulton
County, Illinois, coutsins the following: "Eyery
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REQUIRED OF him in such cases BY Chapter 1872 section
IL, Laws of 1928. the clerk Is ,eguin1sd section
3, Laws OF 1904 the clerk Is REQUIRED to re-
cord aud index ana IN o addition The ~specac,ti"n
only refers to hlmg and recording Netner uo e. '
specification attempt TO show wnai ,s ,,S 10 ne sia
cents bs he'd by custom al ~ cents i"I " TX h
mdHng as shown BY The zee S see adhered 10 by
all the clerks and practitioners IN the SH.o' ~ hr
also allowed FOR indeHing ana % dv anthnr.
iZcd for fling, ndrNlng aud ceriiy'ng' lhe o"''s' W.
"A IhcaIc Is 20 cents. . ,.t.o, o,d
counted the folios contained IN the twenty eases OF 10
Jendeas set In the charges ana ne mus tnT oo
claimants have represented less numptr OF Oil"s
ryrrv th true count disci0ses From jun -
1877 TO October Il 1S7s there W. re ietelItd a. @
no. lar Nl udX and record lis pCndcHS in 3SlS cases
Inn tloug free access allowed L. the record OF as
pe'dcHs. appHIs mat IN Only NY hscn received
lie rnilre amount received including the alleged eN-
60. h,n, INV SIS He has called upon most Of the
otf5r1.v. IN The eases mentioned and they have one
and All Il scaimed having ever made any colnPih' u.
s1p a. the ices raid b, them. and nearly every one of
sucl attorneys considered the action OF the complain
ANS unNarrtncd. TGeu follows the letters lCcclNrI
from Toe ttorueys IN fifteen out OF the eighteen
me ma rhcr " words "a so nearly uniform that IN
IL, ly ali cases The proper cnarge for recording ming
and acxint is ~. or Within 50 small traction, more
ar less al ~ IL tho est IDshed rule In Nw-Nork
County ion the service. ia estimating thr chfRe Inc
D. cti,,d G, e Of tine clerk cnHigc would hardly detect
Terrence. At the same time the attorney uis'Shl-
ng tie pdper rs presumed 10 know tue number oi I"l"r'
md pagi,un be- Wccn the corh ana attorney 's'p
h>Lrs tAp pIorcr charge. l. mistakes th"N occur "'!
can WAYS be- Iectlned. And nc further saws maj on
INQUIRY tnat his lees for services ~ Nuch case
arc ,au those "I ANY County Clerk WITHIN me S,'du
Ninfh-WhcucNer any los or 'mWis,l"ns have urrh
ch f, or H III .ndod hv him for moneys deposited win
RESPONDENT. order ul the supreme Court, or OF hoo
cIng q has been eutirei, leg !: tnat such charge
ol uo. exceeding per cent Is cutlr legal a'G H. v
Court q, q Common Pleas Court OF mis- NV. !,
IenM-U 10 the Ac. o. $50 me 'ny, auH' ~, ,, Ne
srllu ,, oricrIv r4ai Zee cWc'ed nom h"' h"D
lie 49,, - cents for ilur he oath7 Of Office Nv '"ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was called to o.i,I this morning
no II o'cu,A .na urou call OF states tAr following
hils were introduced 1ud referred:
BY Mr WILLS Dem. y. lJ-for the erection OF
hraa,tonc, over Tie grave, OF lac soldier, inferred
the National cemeteries.
By Nh WOOD tDcm., y. Yl-For the ,r,e iutroduc
ton 81 samples.
81 NJ. oOOoE a. IA. YaJ--Il regard 20 artillery
schools.
by Mr. FULLER Dem. Ind. A b,l Tor the relief II
certain persons locating homestead, tn~ puAc Lands.
Also Dee, aiuS forfeited 60 tne Uui.cd s,ljc,, land
-tauJcd to at tu The construction oi railroads.
80 Ir. BJ tkNIE ,p.u.. A.l-Duccung the Score
iar5 O.. Nai e. r,u.t % ua. 100 trr.s.nlr "a. Nula.
49, Nj, OELEII li;ci " t,I.a- - G.lG,lr- tl, 20 lt
%. Nuy tur1usI "a. pL'l, r.u, go tau CA,y eL, Ia,.
His and Montana Railroad company.
lN Ar. WALL utrI., Con-" In itghId 90 !ualahlC
IuIt. tr printed ht tu' 4.It .n-taI.- ttot.
EN Nj FOSTER Drop, Ouo'-lu uIsDuuIJsr usugJ and
promote lrl.lt uI.tt Faxes ot tu ttt,i.
Iy MIR. LlGOS tp,u.. a.)-Au oli,Llus tae daty Ou
quIuiuc
Permission Was s.AnicI ~ tie Committee ~ Con.
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HEARING BEFORE me GOVERNOR.
qur A>,wFK EI,p-Ir DENIAL or Tr% CHARGES
Iur CASE TO BE srNT BIFoET 4 COMM sion.
nv rrItnEA l1I 10 me rKInuNrI


Try rEItCEArH TO IHC rRIUuNFI
AIr\NY. Feb. 1O-GOveruor Robinson lis
toned to-day 10 tho reading OF au answer h' County
Clerk Gumbeton ~ NcW-Nort to the charges recently
Insde AGAINST him By committee Of the Bar A>s'ea ION
ofthatci.y Nj Guuhcton was pre-. ut with ma4d"EcF''
Wn l. Ee.ch and Edwin Z. Meade Tn Bar A>so'ith'"
C,uiif c WIS rcprc~cutcd hy three Of Us wcmh rs
Artc'ua~ H. Holmes. Charles H. Mclean and George De
Forest Lord The ausV y. which Is long document was
read by Nlr. Meade the Governor meanwhile paving
close attention 40 the line Of arrnmcnt adopted NJ l''
conclusion OF the reading Governor Robinson sac
The rr.t question is, whether the answer IL 'tuA
81 the specifications stated IN the charges fl 49,
don't prnosr 10 try r. have too much on hand to do
that " issue is raised on tho material cn3i:'s pro
,,ose "a sl II 90 a cumni,s;o hear the Testimony
and report ms provided for IN the law. | can't sii
ry cases and attend 10 a other duties lha'
are imposed MON inst now. Traits tnehFsi Qu'Sh
that want disposed Of II thc answer amounts g." am
admission OF the facts sisted n the charges or Il tas
o. deny them and you choose 10 10 on and ar-ur toe
uucs ou OF removal on That assumption can near Won
AT som, other time. | couldn't now near II, even y
Won were ready. Eat II there are ANY proc 3
20 be taken IN tlo case. it must 80 to q com
mission VIII add that did uot carry the cha cos ln
my mind Ir M them when they we've fist prt'cn'' d.
and from the dr't Of thr answer which i very long
and good deal Of H. sooud say, irrelevant as pea'
ing though we don't stand cosrv TO the rule, 81
piesdiu. hcrc-ry lmprc,- that he intended a.
deny every allegation you maE, whether Of "C or Jaw
u the answer is such d,- then the LcA' s'cFIN "
reference 10 "a commits. On
MI Uo.uo. said that lt was Impossible f'~il, E''
Association Committee 20 comment at once u."u tAc
long document presented N Che LAWYERS tor q tc'' nee
Tho committee would n.so ukc TO have access 10 tuc
hooks mentioned hy Mr. Grwblsion before there was
another argument Mr.. Beach wade Ions speech 800 r.
ply ststiu- al the points ct the answer. he o"Ps'd
any further delay iu the trial OF me case In con'n'on
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Adulphe TO Aamlnta, on their wuy 10
church: e. How would were tue praNcI-h Oh you
clasp 80 lovingly" Reply" How 1 would You werr,
IOr Then / cOlid sAut yOu uI."
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MIR GUMBLETON'S ANSWER.

GENERAL DENIAL OF ALL CHARGES
,ur COUNTY CLERKS srErFc STATEMENTS OF
Tnr FEES RECEIVED IL ms 0rFlCE-iE DE-
cIAEFs THAT HE HAS ADHERED To THE GUS
TOM OF his PREDECESSORS, AND HAS MADE
RETURNS ACCORDING To LAW.
County Clerk Gumhleton presented TO the
Coyernor Yesterday hs 10 the charges OF the
Bar Association Committee. He subm'ts neral
denial; hcclaims that the Committee have been
acting under a mSapprohcn>on of the law; that
he keeps all the books required by law. and that
they are opon TO public inspection as directed bv
the statute lie denies that lac would not grant the
leave requested 30 examine the BOOKS, ana says
that he has acted under advice of counsel lie
alleges that he has followed the custom OF MS pr
deccssors. aud has made returns TO The CoHiFollcr
os directed bv that officer. according to law lite
eccu.rs the committee Of unfair dea ING and ms
REPRESENTATION There viii be further hearing to-
day.
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TnE KARLN ISDIAN WARS.

Tie drpnr ment of "N Wars with the lniians impor-
tmt. Lot J-3, " ChUrch's KING philips Wa" Boston
l7IG. Is the original edition. that il las never
boon offered for sale at auction. d. Green. o.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
XINTH CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SEVERAL LONG sPEECHEs-TRANsFER or 1HH
INDIAN BUREAU. AGRIcCLTURr, THE NATIONAL
SURVEYS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District, in and tor Humboldt county,
Nevada.
Ia the matter Of the estate Of W. j. Walker.
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby gwen by the undersigned
ADMINISTRATIVE 81 the estate of ". J. Walker,
deceased, 10 the creditors 81 and all persons
having claims against the said deceased 10 CA :
hihit them, with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months after the first publication Of this
notice, 10 the said Administrative, az her resi-.
dence in Indian Township, Humboldt county.
Nevada ISABELLA WALKER,
Administrative u the estate Of W. j. Walker.
deceased
Dated 1T Ninnemgcca. August IL. 1879, 4wY
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
paradise VALLEY xrSrxs COMPANY.

PARADISE VALLEY NISISG COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business, San
FRANCHISES, California.
Location Of works, Humboldt county, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that az q meeting Of
the Beard Of Directors, held N the 18th day Of
July, 1879, an assessment No. ID Of Twenty-Five
(Z5D Cents per share, vas legied upon the caPi-
tai stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately, in United States gold coin, to the sec
rotary, at the Office Of the Company, Room -,
safe Deposit Building, san Fraaeiseo, California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the EIGHTEENTH Qsth)
day Of AUGUST, 1879, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will Re sold On Monday,
the Eighth 18TH day os September, 1879. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order
Of the Beard Of Directors.
WA. LET'S OLIVER, Secretary.
OYYIcE-32s Montgomery street, Room IL, San
Francisco, California. iyl7
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STOCK FOR SALE.
wIsxEAuocA. Aug 5. 1870.

WISSEAuccA, Aug 5, 1879.
Noticing IN the SiLsER STATE that stock Of
the Bullion OF Paradise Mining Company is
offered at bedrock prices" viz: one Dollar
per share, ! take this opportunity 20 offer to
the public the same stock al Seventy five cents
per share in lots TO suit. Address box 81, I"
Winlemucca Postofice, au-8-lOt
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For an tnVigorator and Re-
stora1iFe. Damiana Bittcrs
IN. Levy, Agent, Winnie
4mucca. jy.29 ,3n
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PosTPosEHEST.

The sale Of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company Is hereby postpaid until
THURSDAY, Angus: Il, 1879, at tie x.iae hour
an place By orler Of the Board Of Directors
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
SHEA SILVER msrys ooxrAsr.

Lo.-z=sars Of y--neiEal place Of business, San
Trzu sz9. Czfsssrrlsz; ios@4z40n 4 u Gas, Hum
boil county, seVAa4a-
NDTlGZ-TnaEr zre delinquent, upon the
folIs4.4 4e=azI gzs ssoek. On z7rguHE q ass1sss-
usenz 70. L. I1F.gd On the = cay d 144ys lssss
the se-eaz- 4z1o8HEs SCI opposite the names q
the rssSecEIFe shareholders, A. toalONs-s