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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-07-11

for the prediction that Gen. Hawley, of Illinois,
now Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will
be appointed to succeed Secretary McCrary
when the latter is translated from the war
Office to the circuit bench.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-07-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

President Hayes, with his family and
members of his Cabinet, left Washington on the
Sd inst, on Potomac steamer, for Fortress
Monroe and short cruise on the ocean.
A letter of instructions from Attor-
ney General Devens is to the effect that
the refusal of Congress to appropriate money
for their fees does not prevent United States
Marshals from performing all the duties
of their Office. They will, however, be COM
PEELED to take their chances of ever getting paid
through an appropriation hereafter.
The friends of Secretary McCrary
now say that he will certainly be appointed by
the President to be Judge OF Dillon's circuit, to
take effect on the LIST of September and that
the President and Secretary McCrary both rely
upon assurances received from the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee and other Democratic Sena-
tors individually that McCrary will be confirmed
Unless the President has changed his mind
very recently, it is not so certain that Alexau-
der r. Ramsey. Of Minnesota, formerly United
States Senator, will be appointed McCrary'-
successor as Secretary of War. 80 says
Washington correspondent
A report from the Pension Bureau
shows that arrears Of pensions, under the new
law, in Is, $50 cases had been adjusted prior To
the Let of July. the amount involved being ST.
~, 572, and the average to each pensiober a
fraction less than s52O. The number of cases
remaining for djustment is supposed to be less
than 81, 900.
The following circular has just been
issued from the Treasury Department.:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
NAsHISGIos, July 3.
To Collectors Of Customs and Internal ReceHue
Assistant Treasurers. and other principal officers II
the Treasury DEPARTMENT; Hereafter, when sub-
hitting nominations for appointment to subordi
nate positions under your direction ysu will state
in ad itin TO the other information now required,
he service of tie nominee in the Union army or
navy during the r. bel ion.
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
A Washington dispatch is responsible
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-07-11

LAST year not a pound of cream of
tartar was imported. A few years ago
millions of pounds came annually from
England and France. Manufacturers
at home now supply all that the country
needs, and prices are 30 per cent. lower
than formerly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-07-11

The treasury issued sl3, 359, 942 in standard
silver dollars. OF this amount s6,5lS,9l2 has
been returned. The amount now held in the
treasury is s2S, Ia, 35l.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The total receipts of the Government for the
fiscal year ending June 80 from all sources
amount to s276, 250, 227. The total ordinary ex-
penses, not including interest ON tho public
debt. amounted to Sl6i. sos, 3S4
GOLD COIN.
The total amount of gold CON and bullion in
the treasury Jan. 9, the date OF resumption, was
1885,, 49,, $50 The amount in the treasury Juae
80 is sl35. 256. 4746l.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-07-11

THE DEBT STATEMENT.
Tho monthly debt statement for July Is as
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-07-11
APPROPRIATIONS.

The following memorandum appropriations
has been furnished by the Treasury Depart
ment: For fiscal year 1877, sl24, 2,0ll; for
1878, s114,C69,4S3. Appropriations for rivers
and harbors were omitted fer this year, and the
Postofiice Appropriation bill was s3, 0oo, 600 less
than in 1877. For 1879, sl4s,304,3C9 This in
cludes increased deficiencies, increased river
and harbor appropriations, and the Halifax
fisheries award.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18
Notice TO whom II may Concern.


NHEREAS st a regular meeting Of the
w Board Of Comfy Commissioners II ap
peariDg 10 the Satisfaction II the b. ard that
more than five freeholdeis II LAle Had Dis
ttict. Interested therein, have rttitioned this
Board to construct bridge across the hum
boldt river ut some point In said district. ard
u appearing Elso that said bridge viii cost
mofe than 500. IL ia ordered that legal no ice
OF the application upon said petition be given
by the CioTk, according TO section 1. page ~,
stsiutes Of eyada, 1877.
Notice Is theTof re liven that on FRIDAY.
JANUARY gath, 1879. et the hour OF o'clock
OF said ay. at the Clefks 6ffce, In raid
county. said Board If county Commissions
will meet as f0Tteaid 10 hear 81 plicatias
upon sai petition and Witnesses viii be head
anG exsnintd uching said application, nd
the same viii he then aud there delefmiEed
by order Of the Board If Comm ssioDea
j. h. JOB, CleIk.
Winhemucca. January s. 1879. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18
Assessment Not ce.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI AND Mxlse
CoAi ANY,
Iocation OF priucipsl place or business,
san francisco, California; Location Il Works,
Echo Distric., HUMBOLDT county. siate Of
Nevada.
N oTICE is hereby given that at meet
AN ing 4 the Board OF Directors, held On
he l7th day OF december. 1878. in assess
ment mo. ~ Of enc Dollar p,r thAre was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpoia'
uon, payaf le i'll modiately in United sistes
gold coin to the Secretary, ut the Office Of the
company, rooms and T. No 327 Fine street.
Fan Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the StVE. 1LLNiH pAi
OF JANUAkY, 1879. will lie delinquent, ana
advertised for sale at public auction. and un'
less Iayment IL made before, will be SOLD on
saturday, The If zenith day OF February, io's,
to pay the delinquent assessment, toge'bef
With costs Of adve tisinR and expt nses OF SAFE
by order Of the Board II DiiectoTs.
h., -. VERDI Nal, Secretary.
OFsIcE- Rooms g and Z. No. 327 Pine street.
san Francisco, california, de2l-td
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Notice to Lein Holders.
John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch CONSOLE
dated Mill and Mining G, nlpany.

John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch CONSOLE
dated Mill and Mining G, npany.
NJ lice is hereby given that John Nc
IN MILAN commenced suit against the
above Lamed defendant on the 31st day Of
December, Is 8. il the lis riot Court of the
Fourth Judicial / istiict Of evada, il and for
Humboldt county. to enforce lein for labor
performed in the Rye atch mine, situated IN
lcho Mimi district, Humboldt county. State
of Nevada, and more particularly described as
follows; q, mmencing at stake near the
1ayine of Butte Canyon, and unning 1900 Get
In a northerly direction to stake, said mine
known as the kye Patch mine, and owned by
the kye ateh Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company.
All persons are he eby notified that are
claiming leins III der tie provisions Of an ACT
81 the Legislature of he state Of Nevada, en-
title an Act to secure leins TO mechanics
al others, and to repeal all her acts III
re.ation hereto" tapploved March 2 Is 81
to be a. d appear befo e said Court on the 10th
day of FEBRUARY 1879 at 10 o'clock M being
day of regular te m OF said Court, to ex-
hibit then and there the proof Of their said
leins.
s. s. GRASS, Attorney for the said
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff
de31-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18

DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued ont
1I OF the District Court Of the Fourth Judi
cial district Of the state q Nevada, On the Esd
day of December, 1878, and to me directed and
delivered for judgment recovered in iaid
Court en- he Esd day of Decen Der 1873 in
favor Of James ii. Boriand and against the
Rye Patch. Consolidated Mil and Minip.
Company for tie sum Of SIS 919 ca, damages.
with interest thefet n al the rate of sen d. r
cent. per annum till paid, together with
1896 75 c. sts al disbulss ments al the dat.
q SAID JUG gment and accfuing costs, all In
U. .. gold com, have levied Oh and taken
in execution the following described +, al
estate, to wit;
That certain claim and mining right ON that
certain lode r elm situate in tcho Mining
Dlstilct, humboldt coun y, Neyads. and
known and described as he Alpha mine being
the same propert conveyed to L. ". Gree.
well by /. Nj. Il Well, Constable Of elatcb
Tow nship Humboldt county Nevada. July.
1876, aud r. corded i'll Book 20 of Deed
pages 20, ooo ana 3Ol, humboldt county,
Nevada. records.
Also, fifteen hundred feet Il 500 ftl ON that
certain ledgr OF silver bearing rock situate in
reno hln1ng a istrict, umboldt comfy.
Nevada. and known and described az the
Kansas, and being the same as conveyed nv
Slafkson and ody to Isaac Ieecher by deed
dated June 9Th; 1877,
hhhuitu ittt ,bUU III on that
Ger ain vein or lode situate in Echo Mining
district. Humboldt county. Nevada and
snown as the Butte lode or claim.
Also, the East ha.f Of Northeast one. four h
OF eeciion twenty, Tow nship thirty, North
hange thirty-three last Mount Diablo Rasa
ana Me- idian, together with the ouartz mil
ana improvements thereon, with tbe apnnr.
tehance' thtreuDto belonging.
Also, about g 900 tons Of tailinps and
Also that certain water right and privilege
oelonl ing to said defendant, Consisting Of a
stream of water and the works, struciu.es
anu water pipes used t. convey Il e same from,
the hllls through Panther CANYON To said AZ
iehdant's quartz mill, situate ON the ACT hslf
u Northeast quarter of sec ion twenty Toun.
snip thirty, SoIih Range thrty-tbr'e tss,
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian near Pna
Patch. humboldt county, Nevada
Notice is hereby ri en- that on, FpIn.v
,he sLVkN TkLATH day of JANUARY. 1s o
between he hours Of O'Clock In the nnor,,i, ~ -
aha O'Clock in the evening, viz: 1T / o'cl1cs
r: M al the front door of the Courtbons. a.
Winnemncca, humboldt county. Nevada
VII sell at public auction TO the hisbae.
Bidder Tor cash u S. god coin. ali ~ ~
ABOVE Dc scribed properly or sufficient tha,a's
COSTS 'u aocrulng
owen under my hand at my Office in Winno.
inueea, humboldt county, Nevada. this oa,h
day OF december 1878, @ XIII Nf'h
shtflh II Humboldt county, Ne,sda
oy W. 4. BURNS, Deputy. doe',d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Wholesale and Retail.

YUNHE most extensive stock of the --latest
II styles of furniture ever brought t.
Humboldt county and Of every variety, all
of which will be sold at the very lowest prices
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18

1T IS ordered that all bills or claims against
Il Humboldt county shall be presen ed 70
and filed with the Clerk Of this board ct leass
five days before the Board Of County Commir
sioners Will take action upon them, and thai
If not 70 hl.d that they shall not be ac'ea
upon until tie ensuing term OF the bOaia
and that when filed with tie Clerk he sbai,
submit them TO the District Attorney, sla
that this order be published IN the sLsfs
STATE newspaper for thirty days.
By order VI the Board II County ComnnS
sioners. IN JOB. CLERK.
Winnemucca. January 3, 1879, 500
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18

NOTICE No. 1888.
U. S. Survey or Lot no. SO, A 81, N. r. "a E
NJ. ID. Al.
SHIBA LODE,
u. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November, IL, 1878.


SHIBA LODE.
u. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November, IL, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that Peter Wool
An cock, whose postotiiee address is Mill
CITY, hun,bo at county, state OF Nevada has
this day filed ia this Office his application for
d patent for nine hundred t9U0l linear feet
the HFBA ODE bearing gold and silver, with
surface 81 hundred t6ou) feet IN width the
same being ofhcially surveyed, plated and
desert ed as I. s. SURVEY OR Lot j. 0. 80 IN
! wnship Thirty one, North Range Ihnty
four last, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,
situate in the star Mining District, county OF
EuMLo ldt, and State OF Nevada, and COM
monl! known as the keydenfelot Clam on the
sheba Lode, aud described BY metes and
bounds at tie surface according to tie plat
aid field notes on file in this office as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at a ! ost marked No.
/, L. 5. survey No. % from which the south
efn monument o. the De soto Company's
claim ON the said sheba Ii de- being also
the northern monument Of this claim, bears
south ses,nty degrees west, dist ant three hun
orr d a. fourteen (3l4) feet; cut and incline
n the ltd-e fifteen feet deep bears south SO
ceS- rees Is minutes west distant AGO feet;
-. monument No. l, ON north side Of r. al to
heLa mile. Icing also Post No of u, ).
Survey No. 81, Tears north forty-tVo degrees
fifteen minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
"hu tHtAay hNS liO%oJ lStt, Tue eAIu idSI NELL
iioLed U. >. monument. No. /, being situate
at point bearing south SIEVE ptS six f76)
degrees fifteen Q5l minutes west, distant
thlrtt en- Thousand three hundred aud forty
ll334O) feet froni the northwest corner Of Sec
tion Ainets en- i'll Township hirty -one 1917,
North Range 1biIty-hve 1851 lat, Mount
Dia bio Base and M.ridian; thence from said
Post, marked No. l. U 5. Survey No 80 from
which the fore going bearings and distances
are CIV NJ,
first Course, South two o. degrees, forty
i've t45) minutes, East 800 feet to Post
No 2. w. s. Survey No. SO; thence,
Second Curse, South seventy t7O) degree
West 62S feet to Post marked No. 3 u. q.
survey NO. 80; thence,
Third Course, North two (2) degrees f45l
forty hye minutes, vest 900 feet to Post
marked No. U, s. Survey No. 80; thence.
Fourth course, North seventy f70) degrees,
tast t2o feet TO SAID lost 3 o. l, the place OF
b. ginniI &, c. ntalnipg II 40 100 ~ res Courses
expressed fr N True Meridian with Magnetic
varla Ion at II degrees Last.
said claim is bounded On the North by the
De Soio Company's claim, and on the south
by the "oolcOck claim, upon the same lode
and is recorded in Book q ut Iage l43 of IL e
record Of mining locations of said district.
Kept at Star City humboldt &C unity, Nevada.
ANY and all adverse claims must be filed
IN this Office within sixty days from dale a
nrst publication hereof.
No., 80, ,o. .. n. HARRIS. Register.
No'cnipef 10, 1910. ODD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18

SHEBA LODE.
U, s. LAND OFFIcE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November II, 1878.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18
A CAR o..

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretione Of outh, nervous weakne~s,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c. j i'll S. md
. recipe that will cure yon, tREE OF CHARGE.
Thu great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America SEM "a self-ad-
dressed envelc pc to the REV. JOSEPH T.
lNMAN, Station d Bible Bouse, New York
City dec-2-79-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18
Postponement.

, me above sale is hereby postponed un,n
and place. O. xvi hour
sheriff OF Humboldt couliy, Nevada
by W.T.. BURNS. Deputy. ia,e't1'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18

Awarded highest prize at Centennial Fxnos,.
ton for fine chewing qualities and oxceIience
ana lasting eharaeterofs weets ming and flavor
,iig' The best tobacco ever made. Al onr
Dl.e stiip trademark IL closely initiated on,
INFERIOR goods, see that "JacEson's Behty Is
On every ping. Sold by all dealers. Send
no., ,or ran pie, free, to @. A. JACKSON A Co.
SITS. petersburg, Va. L. &. Il. wertheimer
"e'H''' Gan frsncisco, febl9-78Iy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18
SALT, SALT.

Inc DeSeft SalI COMPANY
Is now prepared TO furnish a choice arlicieV.
MILLING SALT in quantities TO ""
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDERSi -"nEsERT SALT W.
PAxy. Browns Station, Q. 7. n /"
Nevada" aulo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-18

NOTICE M $40.

NOIICE No. JOY,
U..S. Survey or Lot No. 40, T. 81, N. r. "a E.
M. ID. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-03-07

that he hns met competition, who cares
not iur AmpriCan fashions and who on ac-
c0nm ui cheap dress, and cheap living can
in'lef' bid amy American work ingmen. The
stranger irUm Teinsing Vt first sight Onends
the Yankee. The tailor, the halter, the
shoemaker, the dry goods merchant, mud
the butcher give him n wide birth. All
Sin IL unpopular. The Irishman beats him.
Americans curse him. But let MS nee after
nll IL the Chinannn Is not one Of the best
friends ol the working men. Capitalists
have bought up labor saving machinery,
aud in this way nInuupulized labor. They
can reduce HE price Of labor To meet the
demands of the cheapest lnborers. Now
suppose all capitalists man their shops aud
factories and stores and railroads and steam
ships aud farms with mi illions of China.
men, who can live aud work for little or
nothing. Let them try it. Has the Yankee
lost his wits? Can he not live ns cleap os
the Chinaman? Great Britain once
Thought the Yankee could not live without
tea, but she found that Boston lIarbor made
the biggest ten pot on the continent. Now
suppose the working men should say TO
capitalists go to China II you will with voar
shoes and broadclOths and silks and satIns
and pipes and whisky aud tobacco and yonr
railroads, we can get along without them
unless you give us fair wages. How long
before the wages would rise or the price of
goods tall? China don't want such goods.
The working men won't have them on snch
terms. No sales StagnatiOn Of business
Few passengers. John Chinnman blowing
the whistle" Buy hat? coat ? shoes?
beef? not he-wears what Yankee calls
shirt; weoden shoes; eats rats. Don't
want nothing" Nor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-03-07
OUR COLUMBUS LErTER.
Columbus O.. March 5,I

Columbus u, March 9th, 1879.
DEAR JoURNAL;--Have started several
times TO write you a line but rs eue,tahing
that happens in Columbus Is reported over
the state, almost ns soon as II happens, I've
beer thinking that news from the Capital
through me.would be stale. Before I can
get my weary anatomy raised from slum.
Der in the mornings the morning papers
are rushing with railroad speed to all parts
OF the state. But, no matter I'm going to
say few words about the Grand Opening
OF the Park Hotel, just because | know
your reverence had large invitation to dis.
play your personal charms, on that i'm
porlant occasion aud IA saw no signs of
your lengthy lovliness floating Nround in
the may, nor yet among the few thousand
earnest pleaders ut the Bar, know your
pass over the G.. 7. had expired aud that
elm and basswOod are at discount-sic
avnsh gloria mundi.
Well, 1t was immense! Early in the
evening a stream of hacks and carriages
began pouring toward the north end filled
with people bent on participating in the
festivities of the "big hotel" The building
was Nglow with lights from the basement
to the upper window in the tower. Mul j.
tndes were feeding their eyes ON the gnily
dressed 'hrong that were continually pour
ing into The palace, from the Goodale st
entrance, aud their ears on the " Blue
Danube hat Aoated from the second
balcony on the south, where the Barracks
Band was. stationed. At an early hour the
seven hundred mirrors OF the hotel had an
average OF four ladies' before each. all try.
Ing to look lOvely, and generally being
successful in the attempt. Bynine o'clock
he pride Of Columbus" was stulIe,l from
cellar to dome State officers, members of
the legislature, Mayor Ieitman, Mayor
Dennison, hem and several more emh ryn
Mayors, aud many prominent people from
abroad Cleveland and Cincinnati, being
especially ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the
" press gang" aud legion of Columbus
bellies, (as sweet ~ good clothes, powder
and smiles could make them) made altn-
gether lively party OF two thousand.
The press-this being n free OCCASION
was well represented Carpenter of the
Cleveland Leader, Greg Of the Herald,
Thoman Of the Enquirer, &c. &c. &c.
AT nine O'Clock the alarm Of supper was
given, (nobody appeared to be much
frightened, hOwever) and in the attack that
followed the supper was entirely annihila-
ted before the large reserve had any chance
to go into active service. Aud those reserre
ON account of not being called to fight
and share in the sick spoils Of this Turkey
ish war-has drawn together mighty
army and voted certain parties d--lps,--
all of which is more truthful than polite.
"Those desirous of viewing the remains
will be much disappointed, as they are
emaciated to infnity.
Hem !! l have an invitation to take
suthin, so no more at present, but believe
me. Se,nper idem. JOHN"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-03-07
A HOWE pREwEp PRonuor.

EDITOR JoURNAL;-I notice In your Is
sue OF the 2Sth ult., n reprint copied from
the correspondence Of the Bee, signed L" x.
x. x ;" which contains a libelous state.
ment in relation to my management OF one
OF the Democratic papers published in this
county during the campaign last fall. That
part Of 1t to which take exceptions reads
ns follows: After talking about the break
ing up Of rings, &C., the writer observes
" As it was the Democratic papers did moth
ing. Both were inactive, under promise Of off,
cidi patronage from Republican source"
This statement of three KS no far as
and my son are concerned, pronounce to
he base and cowardly libel. On apply
ing TO the editor of the Bee for the proper
name of its author, was informed that it
was NJ. p. Brewer, Of Bowling Green. As
the JOURNAL has given currency to his
libel, must request the same measure of
publicly to its denial. Imost emphalically
affirm that there has not been n word nor
an act of myself and son, passed with any
Republican, nor Republican official in this
matter. 1t is home brewed product of
Brewers.
The readers Of the Grdnqcr are well aware
that, without personal abuse, we used our
hest efforts to defeat the Republican. and
elect the Democratic ticket. The files of
the Granger will show that the fault Of
Democratic defeat does not rest with it.
Respectfully, n II. CALLARD.
Perrysburg, March 5, 1879.