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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
The Grand Jury.

The Grastd Jury was called together
last Saturday by Judge BonniIield. The
jury was reimpaneled, and George Berk,
j. A Hill and Charles McDeid. We're
substituted for r. w. Lewis, l.. b.
Bracket and Clovis. A. LaGrave, who
were absent. To-day the jury met, and
without making a. report to the Court
adjourned until tomorrow. .Ft
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

Chief Naches goes to San Franchises
at the request of General o.. o. How
ard to meet his sister Sarah Winnie
mucca, who is expected to arrive there
next Wednesday from Portland, Ore
gon, OH the Steamer California. !"
The Princess Sallie has. been teaching
school at the Yakima Reservation for a
year past, and she is now on the way
here to see her tribe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

That in this town there are scores Of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and Dis
tressed Stomach, Liver Complaint and
Constipation, when for Is cts we will
sell them Shiloh's VaaAzer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by C. A. DESAUs-
SURE, Druggist. n7-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

The Boise Statesman of last Thurs
day says, Alex Wise, of Winnemucca,
brought to Fort Boise on Wednesday
$1,000 pounds of freight for the Gov
eminent, consisting of cmmissary
stores, and start, d. his teams back to
Wnnemucca yesterday loaded with
grain and vegetables.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

TREAsuRER's @YFIcE, Humboldt County,(
Winnemucca, Nevada October 20, 1879 =
Notice is hereby given, that the State and
County taxes for the fiscal Year, 1879, are now
due and payable at this Office, and that the law
in regard to their collection will be strictly en-
forced On all taxes unpaid at the close of Of
fetal business, on the
seventeenth Day Of November Next,
1873,
There will be added ten per cent for delin-
quency, and ON taxes which exceed the sum OF
three hundred dollars there will be added
twenty five per cent. additional, as provides
by law.
A. j. SHEPARD. County Treasurer.
ool I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
Kate Train.

The express train from the East last
evening arrived here one hour late.
The detention was caused by the train
having been delayed several hours on
the Union Pacific.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
south Mountain.

The Silver City Avalanche says re-
ports from several OF the mines at
South Mountain continue quite favora-
BILE, and the furnaces will start up
again this week..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS, Chemist, st.
John, n. B. Dear sir:-Having used
your Compound Syrup Of Hypophos-
phites for some time in my practice, l
have no hesitation in recommending it
to my patients who ars suffering from
general debility, or any disease of the
lungs, knowing, that, even in cases
utterly hopeless, it affords relief.
/ am, sir, yours truly,
II. G. ADDY, M. D..
tar Sold by all druggists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
Practical Matchmaker.

Geo. f. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with j. e. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

Ladies' and children's dress and coat
making; cutting and fitting a special
ty, by Mrs. TroRc, fashionable dress
maker, on Railroad street, third house
south of Bridge street. o29-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
SETTLE UP :

AL! parties indebted to tie CAPITAL RES
TAURANT are requested to settle up immedi-
atey, as there is to be a 81 ange in the proprie-
torship OF the business.
49,. CROOKS & BRACKETT.
Winnemucca, October ,.1s79.- tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DIEHL, Proprietor
(oPPoslrE COURT HousE.)
French Rolls, square Leaves, Brown
Bread, Pies, Cakes, DOughnuts, Etc.

Always ON hand and served to order fresh
from the oven, in quantities to suit, in any
part of town.
Having purchased the City Bakery, l will
spare no pains to meet the patronage OF the
public CHRIS. DIEHIA
Winnemueca, July 20, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

CHEW JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nCv2O- '7S-ly..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
Cattle Shipped.

Fred Stopher shipped to San Francis
co to-day ten carloads of beef cattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION

Freight Forwarded to all parts of Idaho
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consignments of Goods respectfully solicited
Freight forwarded on short notice and on rea
sonable terms.
A. j. SHEPARD, AGENT.
Mark 60 DIS Care 1T. r. A.,
Winncmucca, Nevada.
my27-d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
DALEY BULLETIN.

War DEPARTMENT. Signal Coros U. s. Army.
NOVEMBER, 10, 1879, All A. NJ.
r Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

All kinds of fruits in season received
daily by j. f. Ban MISTER. Goods de-
livere6 free of charge to customs's in
any part of town by j. E. BANNIsrER.
au5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

The most popular and fragrant per-
fume of the day, Hochmetack, Try it.
Sold by C. A. DESAUssURE, Druggist,
Winnemucca, New. n7-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10

NOVEMBER 9th Maximum thermometer, as;
Minimum thermometer. 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-10
Fres,, Fruit.

sJ Sold by all druggists.
, 1879-03-19

4 writer In Land ass{ H'ater gives an intcre.t-
hiE description OF Il tatlo heron iyllosu sparlNw.
cating prs,eltviilvs wtuld delight Dr. Couus. II
took M Msf , lu 1ays , M1ro'! "a. ,'est @ !ast sum.
sl,,cu. There wcro thrce iii all iu tlr. nest,
which ont OF Hly bpatnlen to,l aal Kept FIR q
time III tile hoat-ol1sc, tvedlnE lhc,l OF, !lsh.
which thry took to al unee, mud II was s,lrprts-
ig Wllat 1argG-BtzeI perch they cnuld swallow
w',nle,-%va!es. spttcs, asnl MI. When they be-
came couple u months old they wore brtilsht
up to the stal'le-yar! wtlcsc they ssalkel apunt
must independently, and SOON began 10 l{y.
hotise or gate, nld sool a,cEan fyng on to n
iakt rlusc hy; hut niu mt Ill nlIttIic!y Iutr,
and a'!o!hrr remained On Tho lalte and retilsel to
rtturn II Alnyery; ri thu remaining n1IU hn,l Ills
ccnticmnn ever since. | consider him most
usrlltl pet, As tun rs 1t gels dusk uf nr even
!u., hu Il srcn creeping round all tl,u 1uh.t
eutiltra with 1utstrrtrllel tlrcls uni tEnt legs,
po,tnrcs ou and t!uyo1lrs grecty, tila Urcat Dc.
light is in u small pl,ud ot wnter III tho EoT1et
III the yard, whrre tls spcnds all his spare till,p
ia ellaang Imaginary fish. ni II IL uEst aihlis-
!'s 10 watch hi,n play With sI'al' hranei, Y
On tlr water ami daal!cs nj II rs II ut lIsI. Or
Gel, itc Is not at att particular Abuut IFS .ct,
MI! cuts al1 kinds ot uItnl When hu j. given
euslMns whrh ha is unahle 10 swallnw, llo
walks right off tn tl.e pond, where hu dlps It,
AMI strai.htway It disappears DOM his tlIruni,
no ulnttsr whit 1llu sixu luny tlv. IIo wus unct.
gtyrua auts"',ehop which had been busted
Will, pepper and suit preparatory 10 frying II.
Th!s he swul!owcd Without kn'wlac what he
WIS eating; hut st,on hallhg It nut very agrtra-
h|e Ia is!s er,p he ut assce brought u up again
(Which he has facility fur duIsl4). a,ut co.'llY
walked to his lIold, wleru le washed the chop
md swallowed 1t 70 Ills sattsfurLlon,--a most
sagacluus performance. III hts past. lie fre-
t.le,ltty CATCHES sparrows md other slhntl birds
which Cosl.e wliltn l1s reach; these tlu swal!ows
, 1879-03-19

aays BIC has known tlse l)octor for twenty. ycars
~ lIts fllpMy n'tysipIan, aHl prefers llt11t II
Harrison. The CoIol,rl I. not clear hut he will
hut lhe entire Ticket, a,ul hu ls ono among ,!".
thousands, hut thcy will not al1 III ~ tic sn.
r'allsls by my mems. Hundreds nt THEM will
ynte lEs leeWlblfeub Ticket, especially Ut tiint
largo class u The business anil taxjayt1E pui'l[c
WHO feel tl"cpcr tutcrest In ghnIl nfpl cc'-
nntnic government tban they 'lo III party R'1c@
cess.
The Democratic Cnmpatgn Committee will
meet ut . h'c1Dck ilis nurnng ut thu fremont
Iloosc, which Will be- tilc PARTY headquarters, to
asscsa the candidates. 1'lnrn Ia M doubt hut
the assessment will iN liberal, for thgy proN,se
to ruin n liberal cnmpaiEt,.
Mr. iurrts0n tnlegra}hcd tho Democratic
managers ilere ii,AL llr WIS sorry he WIS mont
mated; hut ,lG't, II selected by basf Conven.
thurs, he would neeent. fnrslIcrulurc, thu snld
managers were Instructed tu inform i'Ie urec1,-
nckcra Of this determination Utl thc part of the
DetIncratir ruInncc, antl they did 81. 'ft'c 10
lcrcncc to ,'c drawn fropl tic wording Of this
disPatcll Is ta. Carrier WUuld hive .lecllncd the
ilon'Inatlon Of NJ nenoeracy alone, nakl'g llts
DUurhUufsell.
, 1879-03-19

nuhl'shctl In The un!se,i States. tTo clalmsl
Tint the Socialists were tita ony rarty WHO fMi
The enllrnto to DECLARE tlmfr trincllcs, anl de-
!o,ked uuon the wnrklng clasecH as. voting
rnLtle Every plank IN The boctalAt platform
VIVA Enl, NIL thai which called for sl'c extcll-
sion of tic sclHo1 facilities was o,ic Of the best.
monopp!cs SHOWN as s.rcct-raIlroals sond bo
smns1lc1. TlIoso corporations hriEscd tho I.vais
'at,ares nnl got perpetual charters. Then they
charged heayy nriccs u'ld uurrpafd a,pl OVER
city coi,lsl run tic Water. Works. s,lrcly IL coui
run t1ie ras.works ntsu lie wanted inspector.
for MI articles Of foul ns II protection against
Mllultarattnn. Alsu iIo wanted the citT rr-
dlstsicttl III tlo Interest ct the poorer nil muru
Atr. eunuul uoltlwatcr nnd Mr.. KGmbko nl4o
n.ldrcssed lie injecting, thu tatter speaking III
HcTfllan.
HYDE rAKK.
Tho Union Taxpaycrs' Executive COMMITTEES
mot at thu Village ilnll laat cycn!ng to select
delegates for their Convun,ior, 10 be held IN
i1c Goth ut Fiousl's Hall. Following aro tho
pcrsulls cl,0stN:
FisM p!ti5!ct-ueo'uc G. Wilson, y. 4. riefca.
4 c,eS T. s,nns nssF ests, sonard G. p Sa'os
t!::ns.ns, IT.. t.: Wnitc. ii. s. O.borno. acorse
Willard, l., 4. Ta1co,,e. l'rnao Gau-ci;
Edwnra I'atIsr " IT, colsn, samua! W fsaf"ef,, p"er,
Johh II. lFhHiDAlI, John l.. EnElGs, H.. j. LAMP
soH. j. H. l!ehuley. l.. Prhtt, John 1iunnclly, e.
u. ktnrman, JnnleR II. Fatrchi1d.
Third Dtttlct --1ohn Fanen, Samuel Pullman.
Henry Wendt, Michael Forbes F. ". Springer, L..
Il. ptrrcc. Walter MAhcr "
Fourth Uf*trfct.-flr. .W. Hrcen g. q. 'Th0n1p.
soH, Il. y. Kirby, IIuEO I'oos. DANES Keith, 1t. r.
Dunn, Lnlnch Wadsw0rih, Joheph 1awtUi, John
Il. Eannay. q. l.. ljntseft.
FIFTH f>sstrlct-W. u. Arnold, 4. X, Tcck. F.E.
Webster, 7. +. Dnylr, William MacFcagi j. Her
man. t. Il. Edwards, Juscph Turgc0n, Patrick
s!ss,. Dle.r,ct--D. $. Taylor, Andrew Kr,mbilt,
{: y: ltnshniosc, II. Knascns, William Kroctzct,
sevent!, nistrict-rr. ". sttnson, n. r. Ed-
Eighth D,*trtct-1eaAc Fisher, George urIoug,
Dr. 4. j. Sparks, 4. Cnmpbell
Ninth Distrlct-c. Ilctfcrlnan, G. DecScr, Louis
Ifctch.
TGnth 11lstsict,-C $. Drowncll, II. u. Lewis, a.
9. Warner.
II. ]. RUSSELL stated Tint the Legislature had
fixed the village ntMi town clec.Uns flat they
would both be llel on tllr SAME day. boxes Ahd
clerks llnd all been attCt!ded to. The meeting
then adjourned after t,assmg n yDto Of thABks
to DR.. Flood fur tllc use Ut hs linll.
Tl,ose present srero Il. II. Raynor, JOHN Far
rcM, George X. Folla,4sbcc, +. ". Springer,
George u. BoEur. Julln It. Heusley, Harry GJod-
rich, II. i. Colnpsot,. G. II. K!usIllnn, john DON
nelly, !. Il. Bowcn, Martin Russell, e. II. King
tla,l, E. q. C!nrk, ". Stacr. tieorgo II. White,
]. 1iulson. Joseph Gray, ucnry Wendt, II. V.
Freeman, DR.. Flood.
, 1879-03-19

"eutan q" htt,neomcry's tAtlrrr wax Gnnery, Il
f4raDns clown. ilnu not Mucattlay lakeu hin II.
hand, ln tho ri "tar9 reso, Montgomery
wnlii probably have brc,, regarded to tl!s hour
by thousands Us nn Mtn,trahIc poet for t!o was
September, 1s;yl. Queen Adolallu'a prIvata sec.
retary wroo T., hEiii:" llayo nIalle inquiries, fll
couseiliencu ot it,e rocept vi Your letter .1c.r-
li TO ktuw whether tllu Quccn eyer received y
with her Majesty's commands to ttank you for
1t III lrr na!.lu, and IL lnforn yuu that III proof
of her Appreciation, aha has ordered Il medal 10
1u sent to you haylns tlsy, Kings heal! OH ono
atcly attrrward, All advertisement appeared to
tl.e effect That iicr Majesty fud been Esac.ously
plaasol 10 honor tho lsuy. Robert Montgomery
with i sp1cnl!4 silver medal in toaen of ber
Royal approbat!ou of hla beautiful p3sm enti-
, 1879-03-19
DRAMATIC: NOTES.


Mr.. ", ]. Davis, 1t Is suited, Will manage tho
New York Lyccuna 'rlratre for iiagorly.
Mr.. Sutherland, thu ascnt Ut Miss Ada Caycn-
dish, IL sud to nu suffering Iru,n tumur iA his
brain. Recovery ts impsobuhIe.
Petroleum Y. Nasty has dratnatlzcd tho
stWltlow Dcliott Papers" for Mr.. Nell llurgcs,.
j. is to bo brought out ut thu Providence Opusa-
lluuae.
Roso Eyttngo has batl hcr Alny ~ " a Womnn
Of ule pcople," a,td OH MUnday next, at Ilam-
lin's, Million Soblra will lntroduco us to"A Man
Of thu pvop!o."
"Jullus Crsar" at Iiayerly's this aud TO-
morrow evenings. JOHN: MCCULLOUGH plays
Erutus, Ehurlcs Iiarrun Cdssf,a, u.il A'.foiiH
Will bu in thu hln.ls Of Jolln 4. l.aue,
Sir. ", Il, lIaYt!tit Is In t,lc city looking after
F3lol1eska's lntGrrats. Tn Monday evening this
actress will Maks her rsapt'oaraHee At ilu,ley's
scat~zelling btg'us gu Tls1raday. Ou Mou4ay,
, 1879-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS,



FAUST.
SleIsoI. :. Hl.s t.nty
Fnnrt ..,.....>.........,,......., Wcsthetg
Valentine. ............. ar. GauIman
Aephf't"..:. '...-.'..'.'......'.Af' Oosthchslk
The performance Of " Fnust Iast evening
,ocs mt rc1nir. n very EXTENDED uo,Ice for the
nrrson,n,o,, =, n, n,cr,ts ,rtrro ,yn, ,,,I.,.,
"IseN'ut"'' u - ~ mill, "e'' w. '','uoup!-
guy eo''a''e5''Ae eatos'ts !" eee .'iss i'1ta Ill
Tie role o1 4iaNuef>, mil tha called ont quite
q large auc,,ye for NJ, OF might, hut there wns
n vcr, general ,,uI ycrv corrcrt ,nnrcs s.ton
,y,,t H.. ,,rr.,.,,.a -, ,t .r,,-. x.s ,.ps. 49,,
~, ~, =. ~. "A' "e"" "''''
INN. Inc east, ~ lar NJ any s''pport was given
~ Lttnt wAS IAinchtlhly WeaK. nE neetl not
,,a i,ro lam ho.oro 1',ttrr tnsrn ros.,,
.,s.. .sxs,,.,'...a. ,.,.,.,a .t.< s''..,,
hase circumstances pcF""''' .ne "oula
!a'e uo,!e bettcF, 1oI s'e nus proved
these ALLOWANCE. in her t,rt,alf va do moi con.
.iter The nart NJ uayx,,ter;a a.apted Ia her. II
rcn,,Irrs le,,tt, md intensity Of pass,on nu,
dramatic strcprt1, whtct wc doubt whe,hcr slo
1ms.rs4ca. 13rr o,tton was ratirr ,narkrt tv lin
traditional GESTURES md business. which arc
rnsiiy e1luiglI copied, tlIan by cltar c'nrepl0n
o.. 1 TUE: n.'ea cos'seG.,, !. a "e,!rrnea hses
WI thcr" ,Srrr 'nn,urnts w,n,, e wns rn,,,nrr
Shv xs,,iant nsncri"Iiv II, III. h,f,I,,,.. ,,,s,
,,!rcflIi,rss ri tic ,lawell sui'r wit"n T',t,
r. ntcrlv a,inpte,i tu bcr y1jrc ,nnI
s uasrlcn duct, where siiu .leyel"ped exquisite
frrlin,r os ,yel| n. ctrrnut tasir II tG imrt m.
nj ] dlaatlmlv sl to her /, Il s, M .' ~ ,rn T;s,
,ut ,n,,sf,lIv Il ns nut s,tl I,ur ~ ylr si,,'n
tlrrc ia sIr"SIy nn,hcr thu, aupcaIs ~ t,.,,
nrvo,lplIsiine,ls of tic voice In wutc st,c is 80
nf,iiitv hit Il si,nnlv shows tat u,l arttst cautIt
he s,cfrtsf,ti in every role witch shn is raiIrtI
,,ann IL ,,,,Ieriukr AZ wc have }utTtuni1.1I ti,.
renn,u,,cr t,f tie orrfor,naurc does not caIi fr
nny n,rntol. cyrept Tint Miss Cary rcnentrtl
h"r c,,sintnary SUCCESS III the TART Of Slew. md
Flower si., ul,itc look the ar,lie,ra UT its rect,
lhough slt, successfully resisted Its actcr1l,ina
ti,u e. hnve NJ, cnrnrp.
This evening IAltGnonn will lie ttycu, ,rlt].
Ni.s f:nry. for the tjrst time I'll Tits tity. in thu
title rnIc md Msa Kellogg Ii, l,ey brilliant nrr.
7'"''o'
sr1,A1sost-11 SECURES MARIE R0zE.
u,,rti,, ottor 1rrc,, Mr. stru1;oal, rop fo,,n,t
Soii, a'.st ,ane'' ~: ,,a'." s.'I H. "ae 4oa'''
III Ills room III tle aFAllA tae'pe' !e was COLL
fortably seated in c&'afr hefore Ills desk, III
,ooth,dck md cnzlnr ot a telegram. sat{sfnr.
.eus'A ~" tsa I,a 49, a,,,,t., ,,'..,. ~. ~.
ton sat upon Ills lace, nenle'.y a%elt III his
cyc, anu fragrance came iroI' ms 1utton-holc
bouquet. Tte telegram wns read nnd rcrcad.
Encli perusRl wHA cItlhcd Will Etatitle1 ex-
PRECISION. Ftnnlly lle Looked M.
"aty dear fellow, take chair. You nrc look
fur wrll,-wonderfuIiy we'll" l,c exclaimed,
With characteristic exuberauce. "I.'s all right.
She Is mine"
'Wnats all right. a,ld who Is yoursi" 1usricd
TIE TRIBUNE ilinlt
"alnrle Kuzc,-sccured Tor tue California en-
Eago,ren,."
:. understand yOu were after Mft1nfr tfauk n
, 1879-03-19
WASIllNGTON SOCIETY.

| hHPNkNf4hIE EnVVmH-AhnS ~
.Inc IA. .rL,'n.r-u,,n,nt 1,nr a.,,t 81" a,,.s
a,.,,. .''a.''.- T,,s...,s,. ~" rN,.," o,u
'no"-H,n.e"s ' s ".n,s- fahea"1 M.
sMn"1es-1""ns f"op.a6 faF.y NJ 1"e
Whltn 1s"nsc-Esatcrnff, 'thn Ittstorlasi-
Sn'Ionn1 Library nn.! Afnsrnm-Mikc
Sya!~!l's .tnke TN prof. Ifenry--simon Cam.
ornn'a Isrcucl.- nj Promise Sutt-st. pat-
rtck'e nav f,r,rbrot.nu-Tia f.n,,,In scs.on
-,Yrarrrs nf tl,c 1,1,c nn,t ~ lin ornv-
f,n,,o.i,,, .,,,,tt,r,ni orntn~.- 1,,.,,,,natir
"k <,.''.. ''sa.o.n1 .,'N '.'"rA-o'"o'nA''o
t'i''n'hentS-iho summar Esouna'
-, "pfttn' corrfsponatnet o. 1hs 7'rfhHns.
WASHINGTON, d. g., March fG.-Eyen society
Inns had 10 discuss tic Spcakcrshi,. which las
swallowed ,tp atl fpenrpoeatetl lntu it's cssetice
all minor themes US tic rod Of Aaron swallowed
s"rne,t,na tr.,,star,ma.ta, r,,'s ..".. ~ s'e
~ , psnuI.c t'a'",o!'a'o' w. ne"Spupe3s: u
MI political shades liaso even Ignored ihe New
York itamrs in their desire tp discuss the
chances Of tho,o who aspire to Weld The rave,
,,rr,u,, m, ,u,.,,,, f,,,-,... IL, ,,,.. H..
I,anra.an..' ~. su"h u tas !i"use u.
scp,ssa".a',ss' a Gu. o''setcst he.!cs nave
touB to ask the uoputar eOultulr,1,u: ~ Nho
, 1879-03-19
NEW YORK.
fnfefai {1isp1sth to Ths 1ft,4ns.

. NEW YoaK, March la-slaurice Strakosch,
acting for Ills bru,'scr aiux. yesterday signed u
contract whtcf, seylircs ,Mc. Marie Roxe-Aiap!U-
snn for thu 6trAkosll Hpcra seusou III California.
lilo engagement covers sx wruka, nt.ll ll,e
terms Hre tho satne lis ilahe offered by Max
Stsakoach wluu hc wus In Louisyllle-$l ,0UN u
week,
, 1879-03-19

tied "Thc Mcssah,' NJ which new aml elc-
EHnt edition, hcIug the nth, woh announced Tor
Immediate publication. No other such COM
view is IN rrrurt.
, 1879-03-19

You can't nfEor., to laEeb, dear girls.
l'Alct& yotIr teeth arc white A. pearls
Ttlnss ynHr mnntl Il pink md sweet,
AM! your twn lipa In eosehills meet,
And yOM cann0t supply this wlnt,'
Hut through ttLe usH af S0Aohunti
, 1879-03-19

tlsr Democratic meeting mud Inform them Of
i3r nctnn TAKEN.
An nd juu!ntncnt was tllGl Ind.
, 1879-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Cntnrrlt, tho Cuuae un,i Cure, pnmplilot
BY I}r. CIcssan l'ratt 20. slato street, Chicago.
Price, ..5 cclIts Uy u.at!.
, 1879-03-19

To rrsycht rrtlncs% muh rpust,neas Of fhe
skia usc t'A-wells EatnphGr leo Lotion Sold tn
GhlcapO BY luck Il llayner.
, 1879-03-19

so. aS ss r. ps's5s cY, Sas hs , AgYss p* pfr
ii Ii has.4lshInr Young Englistln,ut sllu cams
hero two yrars ngu mud married u daughter ot
Mrs. Eat!es. MIss Brulley, daughter Ut
,lustfce bradley, appeared twict,--t,ucu rs
''alIg'lul," nlni later Us "Charlottc Cor.lny Ia
rrsun." 1'i1u 1,lnlsunIrst s'iyiuE Itciuro u
~as reproductions Ut oue III Wattuan = pictures,
representing a MhrYlls all siarrhtoncss, III t!1e
full glnrY IT I.nllts XIV, ccstt1nles, seated IN
silver luat, l4,tolt With watcr- ltllcS, Tie Muir.
flls VIVA Monsieur FrauruLs do Cnrceltc, mo vi
Ills Secretaries Ut slr French Legation, a,l.l ty
MarrlliuiIcss MA Nss sirlgs, le uu,lxhtnr Of tin
host. Thu last picture exhibited wns wedding,
Monsieur do C0rcelu md Atias Mtgs joining,
halltls, surrounded by thu 0thers wD lIi talluii
paris They nndu at1ci, Il g0Ml-iookny corIa
lint every ono said " Wllat pity they arc not
to bu really MarFtesl."
A YouNd-vEorLE's rAnTY At THE WHITE uousn
las boon E,ro1tlsctl by Mrs. l1nycs hut sl,utloc
nut wish IL give 1t until The now Bot Ut cl,tna,
which llas Dcen manufactured by tlIu Ilayllani
Company, ut Li,toKes, Frunr l,As bren ru-
ccfycd 1t Is said to bo ycry l,cautitl fn design
md colQrll,1 uhtl tho licccs fur euth cuIrse of
thr llnner.serylcu arc different In sllupa uni
decoration. Mrs. Hayes hus tIttcrutnrt that
tue atate llunurs at tho White liouso at.I be a.
attractive " they use ! to ba wliun each plats
WIS etlclrcieu by eight 0lcgafit winu-g.4sscs uf
different slz"s. IN ther placo Will bu c.tlcc ull
ten clips, With tiny y..scs tur luwurs. Spcaking
u AoWefs aM reminded of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-16
The Cattle-Drfye for 1870.

lSan Antonio TEX Express March III
Several prominent stock -raisers and drovers
nave peen IN the city the past week or ten
days, and they almost unanimously unite on
an estimate OF $4,000 to 100000 head as the
number OF this years cattle drive from Texas,
Inc nfSt number is considered low, and the
last the greatest that can be expected. The
greater proportion of the drive will be year
l1ng5 and two year-Olds. Pri res are considered
hlgh, but holders are firm. The demand for
cattle IS very great, but the transactions have
been rather light Of late, many who came
mere 70 ouy preferring to wait for better rates
or Ialing Ia that, to take their chances after
the cattle reach the North. The margin in
the cattle-dflying business is now considered
so close that buyers hesitate before they SIGN
d contract FRONTS are estimated by cents
almost, TO where they were formerly caIclI
lated by dollars.
Cattle in Western Texas are scarce and
with the little profit now made, there are
many advocates Of stopping the drive enttreIv
IoE lew years, in order to restock the CONN.,
try ana thereby reduce the supply. and con-
SeqIenty increase the demand in the North
his plan would no doubt be the money-nak-
ing one II our Stock-faiSerS could afford tn
WaiG, puG Cne eagerness to drive every hoof
y ItaC can una market will keep the supply In
hahsas SO great that the prices necessary to
make the business here self-sustaining will
remain too high to make 1t safe for Spectators
10 drlVe. Let the Northwest become drained
OF us cattle, and the old prices for Texas
cattle Will revive, and then our stock could
readily be sold at rates far in advance OF what
Is now considered as entirely too high. This.
It Is oeileyed, could be ACCOMPLISHED by stop.
ping the drive for year or two.