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AMNESTY IN FRANCE
THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE MINISTRY or THE 18TH
OF MAY To BE OPPOSED ny NJ w'DDrNGTDN.
PAEIs. Tue.day. Feb. e. l--9

The JOjuHci dcS Dcbdt3 mentions report
mat municipality OF Paris have resigned in conse
queuce OF TIE canceug OF their grant the returning
CJmmuE ats.
Tho Temps understands that the Government has
agreed 10 the proposals Of the committee the Amnesty
bills The National denies that the Government has SO
agreed.
The Tmps has Information that tdc report OF the Com
mission ON he acts of the Ministry Of The 10th " May
will simply -tate the feet. without expressing opinion
relative TO th- mPct, hIl .ut. Tic Ministry u tus lie
able to state their views.
II said II. Wodau-tCn al Jo-1ay's couU' :. for
rsiiY announced tAIt b. WtC Irsrt tie mp @CLa"at
NOV eulcut ri make 10 a oapiu~t Question.
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CoNNECTIcUI OpTosLD 70 THE BILL

HArrFoEp, Conn, Feb. 1S.-ln the House
= Representatives ,o-Iy, the iau. Henry Robinson,
% 'ii city. presented rhc following rc,o'u'oH' which
wa. unanimously adopted:
uee5lreJ 1h,r the ur.,o.sf law now pending in lhe
Congress, of "a, United -t3;c. restricting chinese nlm-
ralou r. 10 hJs.u.t violation ~ -trl,i aBd honorable
rr,dty and - wholly Inconsistent with The principles
and tr;oi Republic and wi'I 'Le broad rlI-
tipc reed ana u i5 .dr -'l't-t mop" lhd
ma provisions disgrace our National statutes
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DISCHARGED OFFICERS CiAMOtpCS foIs RAJ Inv
mob DISPERSED BY TfIF KHEDIvE's GUARDs-fo-
LIT1CAL FEELING II GERMANY AND FRANCE
Four hundred discharged Egyptian officers
surrounded the official residences of the Pres
dent Of the Council and the Minister of Finance
at Cairo. and clamOred for areas of pay. Inc
Khedlve was insulted, his Ministers we're
shot at, and the rioters were dispersed only
by the troops who fired on the crowd. Prince
Hohcnlohe has been elected Second Vice
President Of the German Reichstag. Herr Las
ker appears a. the leader OF the opposition IN
relation to the arrest OF Deputy Hassemann,
charged with violating the Socialist law. The
impeachment of the Ministry Of the 10th OF
May will be opposed by NJ. WaddingtOn, who
viii make it Il Cabinet question.
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zAcpAUIAH CHANDLER EErCRETD TO TIE


DrrRoIr. Mich. Feb. lS.-An election for
United STATE. Senator 10 m the vacancy caused hy the
resignation OF the lion. j. F. Chr~il1ncv TOOK place '
IlusI, to-day the Two HoUseso tie legislature voting
,- RENTING in the election 81 the Hon. /lrh-
allan Cnsuder Tue vote rHs % follow; L. thini'rr
lRepubncani - q. NJ. Barnes Democrat - HrLi!
Iuaubell iu iGrccuDachI, i.
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CONTROL OF TIE CENsUs.
IEr DEMOCRATS OF THE HOUSE INSISTING UPoN A
CERTAIN PARTISAN FEA1UEE Oh TIE MODE OF


CERTAIN PARTISAN FEA1UEE OF TIE MODE OF
TAXING IRE CENSrS.
.BI IL,iorrH TO TIT rRrErNrl
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Althoy2h to-day was set
apart by special order Of the House Tor the consit-
Grafton Of business from the Committee Oh Ways
AID Means, Mr. Cox of Ncv-York succeeded IN
getting the House 10 consider the Census bill, not
w.,hst4ud4g that order and an attempt by the
Committee on Appropriations % have jhe House
proceed with the Legislative Appropriation BAl.
As soon - the House went into Committee o. the
Whole Mr. Cox began the delivery OF written
speech on the sabect OF the census. lie was fol-
lowed by Mcssrs. Garfield, Mills and Butler The
committee then rose and the House again resolved
Itself into a Committee Of the Whole. with the de-
uat" limited To- thirty mirutcs Remarks were
made by Aessrs. Ryan. Manning and CdlhIns, aud
w NierA gan the reading OF the bill by sections
for amendment
when the fourth section, which provides for the
aPloniu M Of supervisors and enumcrators, was
reached The amendment TO the senate bill proposed
ul 'Ae House Committee giving the nomination Of
mo supervisors 10 the Governors OF the several
0'~te' aud IerrtOTiesl debate sprung up on an
amendment proposed by Mr. Conger. Of Michigan.
restoring this power OF appointment to the necret'ry
Of the Interior a. provided by the bin as It passed
tue senate. On a vote by tellers this was lost bJ
bsjrict party VOte-IIl TO 1Of.
NJ. Butler then proposed an amendment giving
inc power Of appointment 10 the Secretary Of the
ilteIor, but requiring that one-haf OF the super
Nlsors ia each State shall be Democrats and one
Aah Republicans, the commission Of each TO show
70 which party he belongs. and forbidding enume-
ators while engaged IN that duty TO discuss pOlit-
zeal questions or circulate political documents
Under penalty Of a fine of not less than 500 or
nore than 81 600 This proposition was also voted
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down by o. to Sc the Republicans voting for and
the Democrats against il.
There was no vote reached on the amendment
proposed by the committee, but it is evident from
the tone Of the discussion and the votes taken
that the Democrats have resolved to carry II
through the House a party measure. Mr.. Con-
ger claimed in his remarks that it is intended TO
give the Democrats control Of an important part OF
the machinery Of Government for party purposes
in advance OF their aiming control OF the admins
traton of the Government itself.
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TrrToNfA SAVINGS BAyK.

ALBANr, y. Y, Feb. 1S.-ln the matter of
the People Agt the Teutons Saving, Bank. Justice
Wesbrook to-day issued order substituting John C.
T,uluson for Theodore l.. IOmlintOn as receiver.
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DEXTER, Me-, Feb. 1s.-Announcement i
made Of memorial service IN honor Of the late Cashier
p,rron 10 be held In this the "-l inst II VIII
DC participated IN by the satonas' Oh MS pan
aiu
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4 RIOT Al CAIRO.
BAND or FOUR HUNDRED DIsBANDED OFFICERS
CLANoB0Cs FOR ARREARS or PAY-TIE kHE-
DIVE INsUITFD AND HIS MINISTER'S sHOT AT.

CAIRO. TUESDAY. Feb. IL. 1879
Tho official residences of the President
r. .t f,.,,,,.u anil ,t;ci.+.r of Finance
-. - -. T., 5i.b,,5.l
NV 10 SUI '''''''- ''' -
o''..f u''''''''"- .''''
crowd "ul'h SA'h'f'd L'I''o 'u' ''i'i''S W,
Finance was composed oi so"o 400 di7"a"He''
officers. auCrT for their arrears OF pay.
N1bar Iacha. the Minister Of Foreign Affair." aa'i
Nr. Rivers Wilson, the Minister OF Finance, were
In~uitod by the mob as th'y were leaving
the Ministry Tie la.tc'- coat was torn.
THIRTY ri..,r, entered the building but were cy-
ILL 40, .r, -r;,.l If flo Etcliva md the For-
.J -
5' 49, '"-
~ 'u' Nis''''' "''-' SN, ' '-' N''"'' anu
'Hf'e IH'le H'l'NP's 10 "e'a', III Il ca ii'E'' "'
Wis "llh-'" 'u''.'t.i' i'''' S ''''' s'" ~
arrived, ii,d ON ana ii~ncI7td inc Iiotefs St'e'"1
arrests were made. NVuar Pachd was shot m the
hand III ,,4ol,,,.r , aud +Ia Eheli-a'. Master al
'
Ceremonies were also wounded
Arf...,. -,,.I. I,t..flr Feb Is IS-g
.,
The Egyptian budget proposes thai the army
ero1I In rof,,ao1 ~ 10 ouG mo, and that tIe re-
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SWINE EANK RE.rNrTlON.

OswEGO, y. Y, Feb. ls.-IEc City savings
Bank having compiled win the requirements q the
Bank Deuar.asent viii resume business. on Thursday
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wears old. He Is five inches high, ~ stout build
ana smooth face. with q saIl0w COMPLEXION.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE KHEDIvE INsULTED.

DISCHARGED OFFICERS CiAMoEoUs FOR PAY-THE
MOB DISPERSED BY THE KHEDIvE's GUARDs-Po-
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Tie TESTIMONY OF BARLOW.

General Francis G. Barlow was very unfortunate
IN his testimony given before the committee
this afternoon. General Brady in one Of
his dispatches to General Tyncr, had mem
toned General Barov's suspicious visits to
the Democrats and the heightened statesmen
from New-York, came on 10 Washington TO give an
explanation and 10 put himself in proper light
before the country. and lie succeeded admirably.
although the position which he will hereafter hold
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-27
sHEBA LODE.
e. s LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. Move mber II, 1873. J


LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
Nevada NJvt mber IL, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ne SOTO
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company, a
c.rporation O the state of California: haVlfg
it, principal Office at san Fl anciscc California.
has. by Peter " oolcCck it, resident agent ana
attorney in fact " hose postotnee ADDRESS Is
Mill City. Humboldt comfy Nevada tiis uay
MED in this Office its application tof ps,eht
for twenty-one hundred and thiity-hNe '<4ool
linear feet of the Sheba ode, rearing eoid
md silver. with sur ace six hundred t6OVl
feet in width. the same beng officially sur
viewed plated and DESIGNATED as ;. Survey
or Lot No. IS in Township thirty-one. North
Range thirty-four east. Mount plaolo base
ard Meridian. situate in the star MN nB DIS
tlic county of humboldt, and state 81 NeNa-
IA and described a the surface by metes and
bounds. according to the plat and heId notes
Of survey Thereof on file i'll this once as
follows, viz:
h, ginning at Post marked No /. Z, 5.
Survey NO. So, on the Hill side east Il the
Sheba mine hosting works: whence the Ioca-
tion u, numt ut between the Sh' ba hlLllg
Company's claim and the lie 10 mlne,
known a. The orth Monument Of the Call
foI MIA claim on the >heba ledge, teare south
seventy (1Ol degrees west dis ant three nun
dred 1900 feet, L. 5, monum' ut No /; oeif
also Post No 4 OF L ,, survey No 81, Uesfs
SOU Il SlAiN lNtf utrtttS tIAAg Aool No.
utes East, distant two thou ard feet THE and
{. :. 40. ument No. b ins situate al point
bearing south seventy-slx tI6l degrees hiletn
Isl minutes, west distant thirteen thousand
and three hundred and f0sty lI5ji0l 1eei from
the II rthwest corner 4 section Nineteen w
IN T, 81 y L. IS last, NJ. u. Il the mouth
of the De 5 to upper tunnel bears south %
degrees west distant 50S feet, and the mouth
Of tn, De $3.50 lower tunnel bears south 10
degrees wes'. distant Z97 feet. and running
thence from said Post marked No. ] L. :.
Survey No. IS. from hich said bearings and
distances are given as abOyel; list Course.
south 20 degrees, west Six hundred feet TO
lost marked No :, L. 5. Survey No 50: thence
2d Course, south twenty degrees, cast TWENTY
one hundred and thirty-tive feet to Post
marked No. }, L ). Survey No. Us; thence,
Sd C0uI Sc, north seventy degrees. east Fix
hundred feet to Post marked No. 4, I. :.
survey No. 50; theuce, 9Th Course. north
twenty degrees, west tW enty-one hundred and
thirty-fSe feet to Post No. afoTesai the
place Of bt ginning, containing 20 4G-lO0 acres
courses ca pressed from 1r8e Meri. ian with
Magnetic Variations at II degrees 80 minutes
East. said claim is bounded on tie south by
U. >. Survey No. %. known The hey den
feldt C aim, upon the same lode, and Il re-
colded III Books and Of notices Of loca-
iiOns OF mining clsims of sal star Mini {
District, kept at star Li.y, hun boldt county
Nevada,
any and all adverse claims must be filed in
this efiice within eixjy days from date of first
newspaper publication hereof.
q. \, HARRIS, Register,
November Is 1878. cod
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 3Ss.
Z. S. Survey or Lot No. 80, i 81, y. L. "a E
Nj. ID. NJ.
SHfR4 LODE
U. s. IAHD OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. November. ~. 1873

U. s. AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November, Il, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given that Ieter Wool
~ cock, whose post.ffiCe address is aiill
CITY, HUMBOLDT county, state Of Nevada, has
this day fled Al. tLis cf4cc his apIli, alton for
a patent for nine huLdltd l9yOl linear feet d
the HEBA ODE bearing gold and silver, with
surface 81 hundred l6CUl feet III width, the
me Icing ofic-aIly surveyed, plated and
dtscrl cd as l.. ). sUEyEY CR LbT O. 50 n
LOW nshlp Thlrty-on North Range hnty
four East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
situate III the star Mining district, county OF
humboldt, aud state OF Nevada and cCn!-
monty known as the He!denfelut Clam on tile
sheba Lode, aud describ, d by metes and
bounds IL tue surface according to the plat
and field notes on file in this Office as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at q ost a. a ked No
j, l. 5. survey No. 20 Lom which the south
EN- monument o. the De Soto Company
claim On tie said heba L,de being also
tie northern monument of this cl4iIn, bears
south keysn1y dt erees west dis ant three hun
Ort a. d fourteen t3l4) feet; a cut aud inc line
On tie ltdte fifteen feet deep bears south 30
Gee rees 10 minutes west distant 400 feet; q
:. nIollun tnt no. 1, Ga north side Of road 10
keLa mile. icing also Post No. Of L. .
Survey no. 81, tears Lortn forty two decree.
Lf.etn MINUTES east, distant sixteen humid ed
and tFeny five GEES feet; the SAID last men
toned L. ;. moIlItnt. No. /, being 81. uate
az LNAht LtdllI5 EDlklA swift SIX ttbl
degrees fifteen tl5l minutes west, distant
thlrt' en- Thousand tLIee hundred sud forty
,l3340l feet from the north est corner Of See
ton Alnet' ell in township hirty- one 1911 i,
North Range ILhty-hve 1851 ast, Mount
Dia bio Base and Meridian; iLence from said
iost, marked No. l, U ). Survey No. 50 from
which the foregoing bearings and distances
aIe CIV nj,
inst Course, South two ~ degrees, forty
hVe t43j mlnutes, Eaht $50 feet 10 Post
| no 2, L. ). survey No 80; thence,
Second u urse, south seventy I70) degrees
West 62S feet 10 lost marked No. 3 L. 3.
survey NO 80; thence,
Third Course, North two ~ degrees 45)
| forty nye minutes, est 900 feet to FOAt
married No. L, S. Survey No. 80; thence.
| Fourth course, North seventy (1Ol aegre es,
last 62e feet to said Post = o. /, the place of
be ginning, G. ntalniLg IL 40-l00 acres Courres
| expressed lr III True AitIidian with Aa.Lesic
yaria. ion at II degrees Last.
| said claim is bounded Oh the North by the
De Soto Company's claim, and ON tie south
| by the Ntolcock claim, upon the same lode.
ana IS recorded in Book G at Page l43 of tie
| record Of mining locations Of said district.
Kept at star city .hun.b. ldt &C unity. Aeyada
Any ana all adverse claims must he filed
ia tins ,fiee within sixty days from date /,
hrst publication hereof.
q. n. HARRIS, Register.
NoFehDer TO- 1913. dUd.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Direcl ors, made on the 9th day OF
Decem. er, 1878, So many shares Of each parcel
of ch stock as may be necessary, Will be
sold at public auc'ie n, at the Auction House
of John Middleton * son, 4l9 Pine Street
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY,
the THIRD t3d) day Of FEBRU hY, 1875,
at the hour of O'Clock p VI, Of sad day, to
pay said delinquent asst ssment thereon to-
gether with costs Of advertising aid expenses
of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS,
Secretary.
Oftice-Room No. 20, Nevada Block, No.
800 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Cali
3ornis. jan17-td
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HOMER DAVIS,
BLACKSMITH
W A G O n NJ 4 K L r
Corner Railroad and Second Streets.
WiNaEmuCCA...-........NEvaDR
myIe
Notice to Lein Holders
John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch Conscli
dated Mill and Mining G. II pany.

John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch Conscli-
dated Mill end Mining G, npany.
~ OTICE is hereby given that John Nc
IN MILAN commenced suit against The
above Lgned defendant on the 31st day VI
December, 18 8. il tie 1 is riot Court of the
Fourth Judicial istjict Ct Nevada, il and for
Humboldt county. to enforce a ltin fer labor
Ierfol med in the Rye atch mine, situate in
/ cho Minins District, humboldt COUNTY ate
of Nevada, and more particularly described as
follows; CO mmenciDg at a stake near the
laSine Of Butte Canyon, aud INNING 1900 FEET
IN g Lorthorly direction TO stake, raid mine
HI own as the lS!e Patch mine and own1d by
,hr Rye Pate Col sOlida;ed Mill and Mining
Company.
All persons are hereby notified that sie
c, aiming leins III der the provis i rs Of an ici
a the / legislature of he : tate Of Nevada. en-
title an "Act to secure leins TO Mechanics
al Others, and TO repeal all o her : cts il
re alton htleio." lappioved March Is 81
10 tie al Epf ear before said O. urt on the 10th
dsy Of february, 1879 at TO o'elookA.M being
day of regular te II OF said Court, 10 *
J ibit then ard theie the proof If their said
leins.
S. S. GRASS, Attorney for the said
JOHN Mo MILAN, Plaintiff
de31-td
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3s9.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 40. t. 81, n. R. "a E.
NJ d NJ
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Notice to the Public.

TT Is oTde, ed that ali bills or claims against
i Humboldt county shall BE- presen ed to
and fled with the rk If this Boatd at least
Ave days before he Board Of County Coa8Iuis-
sioncrs viii take tciion upon them, and that
if not 30 MED that they shan not be acted
upon until tie ensuing term OF the Beard.
and that when filed with the Clerk he shall
submit them TO the district Attorney, and
that this oider be published III the sIyEB
STATE newspaper for thirty days.
By orGer II the Board If county Commits
sioners. j. II JOB, Clerk.
NinBeEncca. January &, 1879, sod
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De inquenr Not!ce

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
CONF ANY.
Location of principal place or business,
San Francisco California; Location Of y orks
Echo District, humboldt county, state Of
Nevada
NOTICE There are delinquent upon the
following described och, ON account OF as
sessment no y levied on the 17th day Of
December, 1878. the several amounts set oppo.
site the names of the respective Shareholders
fCltqus
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Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial DIS
trict Of the state ~ Nevada. in aud fJr
the coun.y II humboldt
Ia the matter Of the estate Of j. ID. Geisselman'
deceased.
~ Office is hereby given by the under,
~ signed Administrators Of the estate OF
j. ID. Geisselman, decreased, 10 the creditors
Of ana all persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with the neees'
sary vouchers within ten months aiter tne
first publication of this notice to the SAID Al,
mIniRiratrix, at her residence in the town o.
Unionville. HUMBOLDT county. State OF Nevsds'
MRS r.. NJ. GELS sELMAN'
Administrators Of the estate ofJ ID. Gcissei'
man, deceased.
Dated this 22d day OF January. 1872 An
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NT IsHiNG to retire from business. row
w Offer Tor sale ny entire property II
VIII NJ mueea, consisting q Book and station
er store and Tie News Busluo S. and family
residence on Second siftct al Of which / viii
sell at reduced p ice for ctsh Ia hand
q en-. NONETH,
Vim emucca, jar, Is. 1879. II
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of c. Lamance. deceased.

Estate of c. IamAuce, diseased
y voTICE is hereby given by the under
" signed Admiuistrauix Of the estate Of
Clt sley LsmaHee deceased, to the creditors OF
and ali persons having CHAINS against the
sal deeeas, d 70 exhibit them it'll the neces-
sary vouchers vi hiu ten months from the
first publication this notice to the said A.
ninistratrix al her residence, Paradise vail y,
humboldt county. State Of Nevada.
ISABELLA LAAaNCF
Administrative Of tAe estate II Chesley
Lamsnee, deceased.
atod Ainnenucca, January Is, 1879. I'm
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FOR CASH.
Delinq lent EoGice.

ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location of Wo'ks, KNOXVILLE, Humboldt
county, tate of Nevada.
Location Of prin pal place Of business, San
Francisco, California,
NOTICE-There are delinquent, upon the
following described StocK, on account of As
.sessment [ 40 levied on the 9th day of
December. 1878 the several amounts I
opposite the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
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Wholesale and Retail.

YENHE most extensive stock of the --latest
styles of furniture ever brought I,
Humboldt county, and Of every variety, all
of which will be sold at the very lowest prices
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ton for fine chewing qualities and exceIlenca
ana las ing characterize sweeteDing and flavor
,,le. Inc best tobacco ever made. AS our
olse strip trade mark is closely initiated on
INFERIOR goods, see that "JacgsoL' & Best"i a.
IN every ping. sold by all dealers. send
m ,or san pie, free, to @. A. JACKSON 4 Co.
I ., reterhburg. Va. /. b. L. Werthoimer,
AeSAss' oAA rfahclkco, febl9-78-1y
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SALT, SALT.
The lleSert Salt Companv

AHC ItSeIt Dali tOmDany
ID now prepared to furnish choice articIe =,
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS oRDERS:-"DIsrnr SIN a.
PAsY, Browns Station, c. PlR.P
Nevada" aria
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3S7,
q. s. Survey or Lot No. 80 t. 81 n. H. 81 L
NJ ID. NJ.
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Nn. H4YEs II IyDI4NlPoLIS

A PUEBLO SPEECH WHEREIN A WARM EULoGT T.
DELIVERED OS me LATE MI MORTON.
INDIANAPoLI~. Ind. Oct. 2.-Ihe grand Industrial
parade to-day complete success. Every
branch OF trade WAS represented. President
HAYES and General sherman. escorted
by the state troops were az the head
of the procession which was viewed bT Mrs. Hayes
IN front of the Post Once. ana which occupied two
hours and five minutes passing tlat building.
The entire route was lined wI,h people and the
march OF the President was ovation from the
start 20 the close.
Tie President lunch-d with the Hon. +. b. Mar
,ud4ie. Ate. luncA Ae was driven To the Far
Grounds. where he was introduced by President
Mitchell of the >,lte Board OF Agriculture.
President Hayes spoke 81 the returning prosperity
ot the country. and of the resources IF Indiana.
Ia passinghe male Tie following remarks about the
late senator Morton:
I-aaus soldiers The beginning 20 the md Of the
. . -frfsre carry u- tle tag anu Keeping ep tle
ANA -Jurd.cs- soldiers Who maintained ne lon cause
mi th.. Con-tituti AMI when speak # IL
dian among Oid friends AID ueignDur- 81 Onvrr
Morton lcnecrsl can.Og pass without pnusing
or a nouleat 20 pay tribute a. III memory Morton a.
a senator aid debater absolutely matches Morton
,accr political parry. ana ~ 20 TINS ny friends Of
friends or t1e Rep-bhcau party. There wac
not LIVING man ~ ni. uAe Nuo VI above
nim Great applause hut IL j. no. ar senator as
deba;cr, - "a .eadef oI parry aoue' LAAt We "ouil
speak OyeI T. Morton, ut hi- power before al aud
-i.ce ike TINS wonderful. Crippled us he
was. from necessity suuns 10 a char ne Was
wont 10 hold -pyl-D thousands ~ ls cOu4 trfnrn
hv tine hour % other unau under the circumstance
could accomplish NLat be dlu IN THE re-
-prcr. and 10 NOT hrcau-~ or TINS
tuat | mention name, MS distinction having
D0 connection whatever, officially, WIN tile Govern.
uen 0f th- United -tate-. Having no connection with
49,. civil ard military affairs Vi the Government uf Tie
United states. lie supply Governor OF single
-faf.. lnpv have had great War Governors IN
other 4t.s Lam lere 10 ClsparaEe me ability TIE
PATRIOTISM the courage or other great qua l-s or
NV -islNH 1
Governors ~ ONO, Pe4nsyi wanna, MdssaCAu-
-errs or Illinois, ANY other STATE. nuf
~ make THIS simple and truthful statement,
tat 40 other Governor any other -taJ-, under such
difficulties he encountered bore up the tag OF the
mon a. 10 was borne up Dy oliver = Morton
H. closed with some remarks about traternal
feeling between The States. lie repeatedly ap-
plauded.
There were then loud md continued calls for
General sherman, who rather reluctantly came for
ward and spoke briefly