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LOB CHEAP DRY GOODS. CALL at 1880
L Pa ayenue.-Just received, splendid linz Dress
Goods ut 12H cts one case besutiful Pacific Lawns
20 pieces choice Linen Lawns; Black Silks sper
cislty; our 81 Silk is worth 81 BuntiI rs Dash
merss and other desirable dress goods below value:
Silk Umbrella at So 70 the best In washington; our
our Sl25 LAundr1ed Shirts are cheap "a ri 30:
Gloves frum 26c to 81 great Inducements in Hand.
kerchiefs, Towels and Linen Damask: Olofhs Ana
Cassimeres cheap; 600 yds Mating at prime COD
to close out Ali goods at lowest cash prices.
LUTTRELL b WINE,
m9r $Oth Sc Qnd POs 0Uos
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national SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 18th
: ~ st and New York ave.-Fire, Burglar and Damp
Prooi wants Safes for rent from S5 to go per
Goeit-one dollar per 81 COO year Also. receives
snverware packed in ordinary sized trunks on de.
VIM: stckney, president; George W. Riggs, vice
PRESIDENT; ~ r. Snyder, secretary; A. hfurte-
Thomas Evans. ~ AA no S1SSe 81
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
MRS FULLER SO CELEBRATED FOR HER
wi many remarkable cures, and wonderful facility
in locating disease without asking question, can
be consulted free OF charge at GOA 10th st. NV.
my12-SOts
CORNS, BUNIONs, WARTS, DISEASED NAILS
- It is gratifying that De SOaqLT1 BUS Pa aye
treatment Ladies ana children attended. APPLY
nR. r. M. TALBOT, DKETIBT,
- Removed to southeast corner 9TH and GE
e streets northwest Teeth inserted 81 per C1f0
set my181y
DB. DUKE. DENTIST, 423 7th street southwest,
- between ID and E SITS. Beautiful sets -
Of Teeth, IS; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting 1yYYf
ramfed oct31-1y
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CO1k OAAG.
FOR SALE "A PHETON. in good re-o-
+ pair with top and rumble Apply to EHN&
JOHN y. PRICE l. SON, 3ll 9Th street. CT
.e11-3ts
ENOR SALE-An ALDEkNEY BULL Gen.
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Branch road, one mile north Of Mt. Pleasant ~,
je11-3ts
HORSES AND CARRIAGES Of every de- n
Il IL 1. scIlption and stylish Everything strict. ~
aconstant demand for frstclass stock in this Ine
parties about purchasing or disposng viii find II
70 their advantage TO call on or address, VIM r.
DOWNEY, 1913 I7th St NV. jelI -tr
lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, 20 head Of
q fDe harnees and saddle HORSES; some a.
extra Family HORSES, and some speedy ES21N
HORSES, at HUGUELY BOWEN'S N3A
STABLES No 645 and SAT New York avenue north
MesI. je32w'
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T'HOMAS ]. MYERS Real Estate Asent.
12l6 F street NV.
1O11 II street 1917 18th street n w., rs 1915 18th
ST. NV, rs, 9I4 18th NV. 10 n.
FOR SALE.
SO at NV, water and gas
JOY 9th ST. n. W., 1000 IT. ground.
$40 22d at. n W, rms, lot Fl it. front
1904, 1910, 1912 8 st. NV,
45l 81 st. NV. lot S0x10O.
1920 14th st. NV, II rs, mod imps, lot 26x13O sts
BILE In rear on alley, in complete order viii be- sold
cheap. " NO Soio
Lots in all parts Of the city. ,extr
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FOR RENT.
b. o. HOFFMAN,
1Oth and streets n orthwest.
4SS st. NV, IA n, baths. Sl25
i8 st. NV, fne house, furnished 100
15S Oorcoran st, IL rs mod. imps., furn........75
~ z.H e. NV, " r., mod. imps..
na5 st NV, 10 rooms and bath. ...............66
1IOf fenna av. NV, two fine rooms. so
Mo; oay "a nv, 10 rooms
1a3 Ian b NV, rooms and bath...........40
dI6e st. NV, rooms and bath .Ss
W TN Ct NV, rooms and bath ..............35
10vo dUtn st. NV, rooms and bath. 80
120V Tn et W., rooms. 80
130 st. me-, rooms. mod. impz.
15o p st ne store, hne one. Is
no lSlZ st. n:w., rooms. ....................25
~! 6tn g. sw., rs and store and stable ......20
81 lst st. NV, r., water snd 9as..............N
l44S 9TH st. NV. rooms and bath. Is
% Myrtle st. n W., r. and bath Announcements
Se9 Ct NV, rooms and bath.
10. zxI l3th st. NV. rooms.
70. 1uS y g. ne, rooms. 10
No. rrUSS Oet ne, rooms. ...................lO
~ ~ FL Ne, rooms. 10
W. Tx y ave-, STORE.
NJ I4Zo N ave. store.
houses and Lots in every section of the city for
sale, at prices from 81 900 to $50 OOO and on easy
telLas Al property for sale 1t my Office has bean
reduced in price.
B. O. HOFFMAN,
JeV-T 10th and Sta NV.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.



HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. J
| State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans, Saturday. January IL. 1879.
The House was called to order at o'clock
p. m.
Present Hon. J. G. Moncure, Speaker. and
Messrs. Armstrong. Arnauld, Barthelmy,
man, Cordil Cousin, Cunningham, David
son Of Iberville, Dumas. Decuir, Ducote,
Durio, Estopinal. Frazer, FITZGERALD. Gearey,
Hart. Hasam. Hawkins, Hay, Hill. Hite,
Hightower, Holzhalb, Jeffries, Jenkins, Jones,
Landry, Lauer, Lott, Lyons, Martin OF st.
Landry, Martin OF Claiborne, Marquee,
Nixon, Munday, Murrell, McElroy, Mckee,
Potts, Reaney, Redon, Renwick, Ross. Ry-
land, Sharp, Smart. Scratchley, Steele, Stech-
mann, Smith of Jackson Smith of st. Mary,
Scott, Schumpert Torrey,.. Vance, Veazey,
Vidrine, Walton, Watson, Weightman, Wise
and Young.
Ninety-two members and quorum.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Tardy Of the
Episcopal Church.
Journal Of yesterday was amended and
adopted.
Journal of the ninth was adopted as
amended.
The Speaker announced that he had been
summoned to appear before the Teller commit
tee OF the United States Congress, and asked
leave Of absence, which was granted.
Mr.. Hill In the chair.
Mr.. Demas asked and obtained leave Of
absence for Mr.. Detiege for one day.
The special order OF the day being
House bill No. Is,
An Mt 20 No If fha oytr
session OF 1873, approved April ~, 1878"
Was taken up on second reading,
On the motion of Mr.. Stechmann the bill
was ordered to be taken as engrossed.
Mr.. Nurreu moved that the rules be sus-
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toches, Jos. h. Taylor Of Orleans, Kenne1
Scratchley Of Orleans, Thos. M. Frazer Of
Lafourche G.. Decuir Of Pointe Coupee, II
Ducote of Avoyelles.
Penitentiary-W. J. Sharp of East Baton
| Rouge. chairman; J. J. Carter OF Webster
Frank Lauer ofOrleans, N. w. Pope of West
Baton Rouge, q. M. Jones of VIM. J. s
Davidson OF Iberyille VIM. Murrell OF Madi-
son.
.easieu. chairman; r. b. Coco OF Avoyeles,
A. M, Davidson of Red River, M. Carron oil
sss. Landry, w. A. Bienvenu OF Orleans, f. Il
| Barthelmy OF East Carroll, j w. Bord oil
| Terrebonne.
| Pensions "A. Cousin OF st. Tammany,
chairman; j. ii. Hay OF Claiborne, j. nj. Rob
eson Of Lincoln, Frank Lauer OF Orleans,
VIM Mckee Of Orleans James Nealey oil
Grant, Charles Dupaty of Assumption.
Ru.es-Speaker j. @. Moncure, OF Caddo, ex
offieie chairman; Hiram II. Lott OF West
Carroll, r. D. Bridger of Caldwell. T.. l..
Bower OF Orleans, }. M. Carville Of Iberville,
Lucien Como OF st. james.
Corporations j. Liddell OF Richland,
chairman; r. B. Lyone of East Feliciana. M.
J.NjUHUHGH,tu Vi NHbJHIbJu5S, H. Ouiic VI
st. Landry, s. +. Parrneee OF Orleans. w. Il.
Fitzgerald Of Orleans, r. J. Hightower Of
Bienvllle, Il. Ducote of Avoyelles, VIM. Muir
rell OF Madison.
Mr.. J. d. Taylor asked and obtained leave
TO withdraw House bill No. 3 Of the extra ses-
sion OF the year 1873.
The Speaker announced the following spe-
cial committee on the part Of the House,
called for by the Concurrent Resolution intro
dueed by Mr.. Hammond, January 7. relative
to State printing:
j. D. Hammond, W. G. Ross. Josiah d. Net
ties, s. +. Pal melee, e. A. Landry.
Hon Jos. M. Allen, Of Livingston, present
ed himself at the Speakers stand and re-
ceived the constitutional oath as Representa-
tive.
On the motion OF Mr.. Landry the House
adjourned until Monday at IL o'clock.
G. M. PEG UES, Chief Clerk.
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| vi OTlehnS l.. a. VcAZey OIL lDeTla, Il. a. Lam
dry of st. Mary.
Internal Improvements Massie Martin
OF St. Landry, chairman; James M. Allen
of Livingston, A. l.. Brown of Tensas, B. B.
Coco Of Avoyelles, A. n Davidson Of Red
River, Frank Lauer OF Orleans, G. II. Stech-
mann OF Orleans, J. W. Bord Of Terrebonne,
M. r. Hite of Assumption.
Printing!. McElroy OF Orleans, chair.
man; r. p O'Bryan Of vermtllion, s. M.
Potts OF De Soto, G. G. Cordill of Tensas r.
Weightman Of Orleans, Jno. M. WEIGH OF
Cameron, J s. Davidson of IberviIle, Henry
Demas of st. John the Baptist, T. J. High
tower Of Benville.
Railroads. M. Potts Of DeSoto, chairman
James Jeffries Of Rapides, J. j. Carter Of
Webster, Martin Gordon OF Orleans. N. W
Pope of West Baton Rouge, J. J. Schumpert
| Of Caddo, VIM. Murrell Of Madison.
Registrations. G. Vance OF Bossier, chair.
man; I. J. Nixon Of Tanigpahoa, J. M. Jones
OF VIM, T. Hasam, Jr., of Orleans, M. J.
Cunningham Of Natchitoches. G. A. Bourgeois
Of st. Charles, Royal Coleman Of Terrebonne.
Militia. l.. Brent Of Ascension, chair.
man; Geo. w. Munday Of East Feliciana, J.
d. Hill Of Orleans II. d. Guidry OF Lafayette
w. P. Renwick OF Ouachita, o. B. Steele OF
Union, M. j. Hart Of Orleans, f. r. Barthel-
my Of East Carroll, G. f. Brown Of Jefferson
CONSTITUTIONAL. J. Cunningham of Natehi-
toches, chairman; B. F. Jenkins, Of De Soto,
Leon Holzhalb OF Orleans, W. A. Bienvenu of
Orleans, j. Muse Watson of st. Helena, Hen
ry Demas Of st. John the Baptist, c. F.
Brown OF Jefferson.
Agriculture, Immigration and Commerce
VIM. @. Martin OF Claiborne, chairman; Jos.
M. Allen of Livingston, r. M. Armstrong Of
Sabine, g. FL. Walton OF Concordia, Y. vid-
rine OF st. Landry, W. C. Ross of Natchi-
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tcontinued Tomorrow
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Stafe News.

James II. 1.ibby, of a orth Gorham. is about
TO emigrate to Aroosiook county having pur-
chased farm there some months since. lie
has been in several Western states. and after
good opportunities for observation and COM
parson of the relative advantages of both
sections, he gives the preference 20 Aroos-
took. That county is being settled this year
more rapidlysthan ever, il is said
Mr.. o. W. Ireland of Newport has two
children sick with dphthera, and some five
cases more are reported in that village.
There were ~ candidates for positions as
teachers Of the public schools examined YES
terday, < gentlemen and "a ladies: 20 were
Portland high school graduates 49, Po,7iand
Press, Taesdag. ... ,.x
young lad named Storcr. son of Ambrose
Storer of Brunswick, by the premature dis
charge OF a mIisket on the foaril inst. will
lose the sight of one eye and probably that
OF the other.
painful accident occurred to Mr.. William
Holmes of Shawml1 street, Lewiston. Friday
morning. His son, a lad about sixteen wears
III age, was playing about the house and an
other lad came along " ith small revolver.
The Holmes boy took the revolver and com
meneed to play with IT, His father stepped
out and cautioned him about using it. At
the moment he was giving his son this advice
the revolver was accidentally discharged in
the boys hands and the ball hit Mr.. Holmes
IN the check. The ball passed down the
cheek and lodged nnder Mr.. Holmes law.
Physicians examined the wound and decidcd
not to probe for the ball The wound Is no,
considered scrious.--( .LHfa0L 4.....
II you want your Baby to look bright dc
not put il TO sleep with laudanuin when rest.
loss. hmt ~. DR. Rnll,. pnI..- S....... ~.
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Continued from First Page.


ion. derived from experiences in house
hunting at that time that if gold medal
w,re offered for the most ingenious peryeI-
sion of facts, a house-agent would win II.
A desirable mansion or 4 picturesque villa
described by one OF these gentry, resem-
bles the real article about as much as a
theatrical castle seen from the pit does the
same erection viewed from the wings. As
f6r suppression Of truth, that ! suppose i,
Il be expected. since the law which exon
crates man from eliminating himself may
he inferred TO extend to his property. and
therefore 10 the property OF other people
intrusted to his disposal. But the general
result of all this positive and negative de
cepton is to give the house-hunter an i'm
mense amount of trouble and anxiety, and
Ia cure him of any blind confidence in his
tellow-men forever For three consecu-
tive weeks NV wife and saw over twenty
houses per week. so we ought 10 know
1t is true that the great majority Of these
tenements, which promised we'll upon pa
per, were - obviously unsuitable Ia us
that glance Suiiieed to show they would
not do. When the spacious apartments
proved TO he seven feet high, or the eight
good bedrooms resolved themselves into
nye. with three cupboarls, we did not
waste much time. beyond that taken up by
the journey H. and fro. But the disadvan-
tages of other houses were not so imme-
diately ohtious. II was only during spring
tides that the cellars and Kitchens of Flu
vial Lodge were under water. The faint
smell which iloated about Upas Villa could
not he detected. when windows AMI doors
;,,t 10 ;r,Ib 10
hood alone brought out the remarkable
susceptibility of a long succession of ten
ants to fevers Of a typhoid character.
II was only when the wind lay in a
southerly or easterly direction that the
near neighborhood of The Golden Guano
Company's Works 10 The Lilacs became
obvious; and we should have committed
ourselves irrevocably to five years of that
unique residence if n breeze had not
sprung up in the quarter named, on the
occasion of our third visit We were like
wise very nearly fixing ourselves in the
Hermitage, SO little perceptible was the
throb of The water-works engine hard BY
while yon We're moving about, talking,
and interested in other matters. Yet from
what we learned afierward we might Just
as well have taken up our abode on
board screw-steamer. Port wine could
not deposit its bees-wing or cellars retain
their plaster so earnest and uncpasno
was the vibration. At last. when we were
well-nigh in despair, the very place we
wanted turned MP. Nv wife and I've
generally hunted in couples-were walk
ing disconsolatclv. not 10 saw snlkilv.
along quiet road on our way back 10 the
railway station, after an unsatisfactory in
spection of an incipient ruin. which might
have been rendered habitable by the ont
lay of a couple of thousand pounds or
50, when we came TO a high, dirty-white
wal with a door in it. and on the door
was nailed u notiee-boanl To Let. In !
quire Within
"Why. here 4 n housc in Fvothom
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
ORGANIZED in I848,
TRUSTEES Thomas I.ambard, Jas W. Norths
Artemas I.ibbey. WIN. s. Badger. SamI Titcomb.

OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water st
Bank open daily, from . A. NJ to +. NJ, and from
to 40 l.. NJ Saturday Evenings from TO So
o'clock.
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TONTiNE PLAN.

upon The primo pie of accomplishing profits Tor den
mite periods, which was first introduced by this Soeic
~, aid has been recommended and endorsed b. sm
n.nt experts in Life Insurance and by leading bust
ness men. Fort -Four per cent. has bee II earaed and
accumulated ohtle prcinns paid on its lontiGe Life
Policies, aud forty per cent on Its ToItine Endow
meht Policies, issued within the last i've years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
oiety represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
,.o.rs aHd In presenting the society to notice, they
ic,l that il has strong CLAIMS upon public confidence
bec Of the strict and rvaiive principles by
which its curious departments governed In the
assct ard in the administration Of the society per-
irct suritv IL given for tie future which is Of great
importance 10 those depending upon shcir INSURANCE
policies for the ultimate support of their anrlies.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
trHnslc'i, ms ~ tt Equitable none is m0r, proinp,
aL' just in H. dealings.
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The only combination of the true. lmejcu ,;inp,r
with Choice ar maiics and French brandy which pre-.
,'hl, iualarlal trNcrs, regulates the stomach aud
hp""l-, ltrects digestion, and ineii,ts protection
from diseases and aIm.ns incident to travel i, SAN
fokps JAMAICA sfNHLH. Fat ioiiie IN YOUR
travelling bag. ASH Tor SN\FpHD'>. iW91
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Nfm anorrtiscments.

d1OOO returns ia 20 days on 500 invested
plIUO official Reports and information free.
Like profits weekly on Stock options of s0 TO $50
Address 7. POTTER WIGHT & CO, Banker,, IS
Wall ST., n. \. july3-1w
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statesmen WANTED,

Two energetic men wanted TO sell standard goods
10 Merchants and business iutH in Middle aud New
England states tiood salary and sid, employ lncht
for sha,p salt Niurn that can sell the goods. Nui.r
way, " !. ian,..6 iw
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II you want your Baby to look bright do
not put II to sleep with laudanum when rest
less but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. %
cents a bottle, sH
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-10
Per.onat Notes.

Judge Marshall. OF Reno, is here on
professional business before the Dis
trlct Oourt
Captain Lloyd R.slings, OF Virginia
City. arrived here yesterday on his way
to Spring City.
j. u. Day. x-Superlutendeu of the
Raymond 81 Ely mine. at Phoebe. re-
turned from the Paradise mlues Salur-
day afternoon. aud expressed himself
as having been favorsbly impressed
With the prospects.
Dr. ). l.. L)onis, an old time resi-
deot of Uaionvllle, but now a citizsa
of oan Jose, California. passed here
yesterday on his way East. He is the
inventoe of a machioe for making cold
pressed bullets cheaper aad quicker
than by the old method. aud he thinks
"tnere's millions Ia 1t.
G. w. Hinkey, of Paradise, is ia town
preparing to take a trip to his old
stamping gtoaud at Ottawa, Illinois.
Charles Ksmler, who has bst n attend.
ing to business in Paradise for some
time is Ia town. He says new leads
are bslng dicovered Ia the Paradise
mines daily.
l.. w. Greenwich Superintendent of
the Rye Patch Company. arrived from
San Francisco to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-10
LOCAL iNTEALtEENS E
4 rhief Arrested /.

Sheriff diler received dispatch
from Virginia City on Saturday to arrest
certain young Ii IN who had stolen q
watch aad chain, valued at $3.50, from
am4n ntmal Riley III that city, should
the Young nan. n description of whom
was given. come this way. The Sheriff
as ;ertaln 81 Ga II u youth. who gave the
ntme of Wool ward. received gold
watch aud Gu tiu by express from Reno.
aud i'm n silltsiy Afterwards left on an
eastern boani train. Deputy Sheriff
Pryor took his trail aud brought him to
by at Bittle Mountain with the watch
aud chain in his possession. aud brought
him here aud lodged him in Jail. Mean
time ths ownec of the watch arri we'd
aud identified it, aud il is likely that
young Woo lwari will h ave a difficult
task in explaining how it came into his
possession. Wac 1t was that sent the
watch by exIrsss from Reno has not
yet been ascerJainsd by the officers.
Woodward was taken to Virginia City
last evening by DsJuy Sheriff Pryor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-10
ExecU ZION OF mUaoEsER.

His Stoical Conduct on the Gaiiows.
James Cook, the murderer of George
Craig was executed at ID alas. Oregon,
last Saturday afternoon. The doomed
mau ate u hearty breakfast in the morn.
ing, aud conversed freely with every
body who came to see him. He slept
well during the ni 1bt aad acte ike boy
let loose from sea Jol. A guard of teo IN N
were posted about the jail At 1879.
Father Gandon. the Catholic priest,
went to Cooks cell and rem aiued there
until l O'Clock. when they wiiked to
the sc stfold. Cook walked with firm
step to the gailoxs aud up the steps.
He was barehe4ded aud ueatly d,e sssd
On redchiug tbs scAffold Cook and
Father Gaudon sat down on a bench.
aud Sheriff Urossen read the death war
rant. Afler reading be turued to Cook
aud asked him If he had anything to
say why the warrant should not be
executed. Cook answered II have
notbiog to say" Crossen told him to
step on the trap. which he did. His
ankles We're then Strapped. Cook then
took leave of Crosssn, Father Gapdon
Sherifs Morden aud shuster, aud
Deputy Sheriff Hiiaes. At Els the
moose Was adjusted on his neck, Cook
moving his head forward to assist the
Sheriff. He looked up to he sky with
calm smile, and the Sheriff drew the
black cap over bis face while Cook
stood like a statue. AT ]: 7 the trap
was sprung aud he fell three feet with
out moving muscle. His neck Was
not broken by the fall After IL
minutes his pulse ceased to beat. and
In % minutes the attending physician
pronounced life extinct. His body was
then cut down aud given to bis frieods.
Q ute n number of spectators. including
some doZ-n women, witnessed the
spectacle. Good order WAS maintained
during the execution Cook died as be
had lived, an enigma and his real name
will never be known.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-10

THE public have always beeu lacking
confidence 10 pawnbroker's shops. from
the fact that they were here to-day and
away tomorrow, they having no regard
for the patronage of their customers.
merely trying to take advantage when
ever they could We must note one ex-
ception in this State, and that is the es-
adjustment of Uncle Harris, the cele-
brated pioneer. No % Ksarney street.
between Bush aud Sntter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-10

L. L. Richard, County Assessor,
gives notice that the bullion tax for the
quarter ending. December 81. 1873, is
now due aud payable at his office.
Messrs. Jewett a. Hudson of the Sill
yer Palace Saloon. Spriog City. inform
persons visiting tue Paradise miues
that they have the best furnished hall
aud the finest brands of cigars aud
liquors in the country.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-10
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Calender for February Term, 1879.
Reese G.. aud S. NJ. Co. vs.. Rye Patch
o. NJ aud NJ Co. Issue complaint aud
separate answers.
Joseph Hooking vs.. j W. Clemo.
Answer of Clemo to complaint.
L Reiuhart q Co. VS.. j. w. Clemo.
Complaint aud answer.
w L. Burns ct al vs.. w. A. Rodifer
ct al. Complaint aud answer.
William Ring vs.. Q. w. Huxley. Com
plalut and answer.
q. A. Limance ct al VS. John Byrues
ct al Complaint and answer.
Alex. Wise vs.. G.. w. Meachsm ct al.
Complaint aud answer.
George Carroll ct al VS.. Chas. Briggs
ct al Complaint aud answer.
Law CALENDER.
Mary L1selock vs.. Q. A. Kyle, plain
tiff motion to strike out. and demurrer.
Orlaud1 Crowell vs.. ID. E. Bael ct al.
Demurrer to complaint.
Orlando Crowel VS.. Fairmount NJ.
and NJ. Co. Demurrer to complaint.
James Elliott ct al VS. d. A. Black ct
al. Demurrer to complaint.
NJ ). Bpnnif.ld vs.. Rye Patch c. NJ.
aud VI. Go aud l.. w. Greenwell. Mo-
ton of defendants to set aside and
vacate judg
Walter Schmidt vs.. Chris. Lark, De-
murrrr 10 com Olaint.
Charles Schleninger ct al vs.. E. G.
Asher. Demurrer to compliant.