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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-11
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Frank ! ~ a. Carlson, Red Wing, aoodhue Co
D: nr LYNX Rsanildson yasa, 4
ID. Monson, White Rock. g
PA. Peterson, Cannon Falls
A; A, = ilsyallss sg,p g; Peter, Nlocllst e
PslIiaSs < 4 aalssIaE1sf EIdiisds Moorhead. .clay
sIsEs I Hunter, sIas6 @, chissso
John G. Carlson, Rush City, e g S5s
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sGonldbefg & Anderson, Cambridge, Issnti Coz
Nels Sandell, Jordan, SCOT County
REalsEagRIIGRH af EFT href kostar endast
10 cents, utom 9 cts. postporto, ooh ar hYasie
postmsstare skyldig at regissera BRET da. !
% onskas, En- ssMonsy order. 2 d 6fyeus-
9gande 9l5, kostar 10 cents.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Det RAIDER en- warm och innerlig
sarlek till UniOnen pa denna pIats,
sdet marker Jag tydligt. s.
jag m6tte dag en man-iag tors
.ej mamma hans namn, men han ar en-
framstaende och inflytelserfk man i
Richmond, som SADIE .
..Ja, wi ha kampat mot len gamla
-arorika fanan. Store G1d; saa mark.
vardigt.' Jag lat honom f6rsta att
Jag var alldeles af ssamma mening.
So s.viggade' han en- femma az mig
och borjade att stortjuta. En- annan
len man med stOrt anSeende och for.
dom en- ifrig REBEL l-sade
ssLat oss dock straxt gfra atE slut
7pa dessa blodantg elser Den gam.
Ia fanairar god nog at mig. Minher.
/ re,,, req, ssssiie han YtterIigare, .sni ar fran
Norden. Nj skulle val icke fandelseS
Wis ha ett stycke pepparkaka e1ler
med er e
Jag svarade hon0m att sa eli var
allanfet, men att jag kande en-
man fran Vermont som nyligen opp.
nat en- restaurati0n, dar man kunde fk
EN- riktigt kostlig Ny England ffukost
rned rom och ost. Han lante so cents
il mig och bad mig sanda sig William
Lloyd Garrison 8 portrait. da jag kom
hem.
En- tredje sade har har fran borian
|herrSkat en- StOr karlek till Unionen-
men vi undertry cktps af enst territorisk
styrelse mi har val eli ett portrait af
wendell Philips hos er Eller sklIle
nn kunna lana mig fyra dollars pa
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-11

spotswood, slangande mitt paraply pa
golfvet. Jag anmarkte att han 81
borde handtera cit farligt vapen So
vardslost,. Harefter foljde. jag den
saktmodige afrikanaren till mitt logis.
Broder, sade Jag, vet du nu att du
ar emanciperad Har du nagon fore
stallning ON hur heligt det ar att va.
ra frie Sag mig, min dyra broder,
forefaller det dig ej som ell drom, Ell
Ter har du verkligen bildat dig cit be-
grepp om delta faktum i hela dess
lefvande storhet? Han svarade att
han for sin enskilta del foredroge ett
glas gin Enthusiastically.
Jag forbes ut garden och lade
mig att sofva under karran mr. |. Ho-
tellet var fullt af folk och jag angrade
nastan att jag eli gick till Libby fan
gelse. Ehuru jag tror att jag skulle
sofvit bra nog, ON, ej en- slyngel kom
NIT under natten och spannt en- asna
for karran och k6rt bort den. Hari.
genom forlorade jag mitt tacke och
fam att jag pa morgonen da jag wax.
made var i besittning af en- val utveck-
lad snufva. .,,.,-. .....<.
Cen. allneka I'll llhiad mig att niu-
ia af stadens gastvanlighes och gaf
mig fripass till hvilket som helst af
stadens hospitaler. Han var afven
god nog att stalla till mitt forfogande
en- ambulansvagn j hYilken kopp-pa.
tienter legat. rs .s
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Ka1nnferm.
Ostindien b6r j allmanhet anses sa.

Ostindien h0r allmanhet anses sa.
som kryddornas egentliga hemland..
Tvanne vaxter fran mbringa densamma
kamferlagern och det egentliga kan.
fertradet, det fora tillhorande Japan
och Kina, det senare vaxande pa
Borneo och Sumatra. Kamfertradet
ar af Store betydenhet. Tradets
vaxt ar majestatisk, och det raknas
som cit bland Indiens praktfullaste
och storsta trad. Hallande ofta "a fot
iomfang vid~roten, stiger den vackra,
grafargade stammen anda till tva
hundra fot pelarlikt i holden, bildan.
de dar en- icke mindre valdig, men
ej alltf6r lofrik krona. ALA delar
arc kamferhal ,iga; men blott STAN.
mems inre delar sublimera den utom-
5ordentligt aromatiska substansen i
storre mangd. Kamfern ar j delta
beta klimat det enda preservativet
mot f6rruttnelse och har med anled-
ming daraf fStt en- sardeles betydelse
inom infodingarnes furstefamiljer.
En- uraldrig sed alagger dem att me.
-deist kanfer belIsslla On raiohs Liz
sa lange, tills det pa hans dodsdag
sadda riset uppnar sin mognad, for
att dari inbadda den dode till den
tav;oa hvi1an. En- yisserlipen icke
oafyen bildlig framstallning af odod.
5ligbeten. savida den icke genon sin
utomordentliga kostnad d0mde de
efterlefvande till umbaranden.
Den stora roll, kamfern speiar i
gmedicinen och vissa tekniska .iDdu !.
strigrenar ar ALT for vidstraekt att
5denna uppsats behandlas.
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exceeded their authority. Any
knowledge Of a defect in their autl, ".
ity, accessible to them but not to the
teacher, would probably fix liability
on them. Cole, Feb. II, 1858.
"Have trustees right to fix the
length of school terms without in
structions from the district g
The following section q proviso
from the school board answer this
question:
SEQ. s. The board Of trustees shall
submit to the legal voters Of the dis
trict, at their annual school meeting,
an estimate of the expenses of the
district for the coming year, for the
time during which school is required
to be held as condition of sharing
in the State school funds, and for such
further time as the legal voters may
vote to have school. Said trustees
shall have power, and it shall be their
duty to levy tax, if the district neg.
lects to vote such tax, sufficient to
support school for the time, in each
year, necessary to secure apportion
ments from the State school funds,
and the legal voterszEmayv vsoter, TO have
a school any further length Of time
deemed proper, and the trustees shall
provide a school, in each year, for
the entire time for which school
was ordered and funds provided by
the district. Propided, that the trus-
tees, in any action taken without
definite instructions, shall not permit
the current expenses Of the school, in
any year, to exceed the amount which
they are. authorized to levy, or which
tine district.has voted, or which may
be on hand for such school.
It win afford me pleasure at any
time to answer questions Of this kind
for your paper.
Respectfully yours, D. Burt. u:
Supt. Pub. Instruction.
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hagliga sysslan att f0restella ett frun.
tinmar mol oiraud

hagliga sysslan att f0rest4lla ett frun.
thinner med skagg.
Varde lasare, fortjusande lasarinna,
hur tror du att han bel0nte mig for
denna uppoffring? Jo, ell dag, da
han var baccanaliskt stand, ,tog han sig
fer att stalla sig pa hufvudet midtf6r
askadarnes nasor. Hans k6n r6jdes
af sto1arne, som sblefvo synliga och
losskaggct som foil af.
Genom delta dumma upptag RUNE.
rades icke blott nina utsigter pa plat.
sen, utan Jag blef afven ett rof for
pressens f6rfoljelser. Tidningarne
pastodo djerft att jag dref gack med
publikens kanslor. Delta maste jag
halla till godo med. Sedan den tiden,
sa rik pa sorgliga minnen, kanner jag
ingen menniska med namnet Alonzo
Ward. Jag 0nskar icke en- gang att
hans namn 'namnes min narvaro.
Han har upphort att vara min bror.
Jag hatar honom och hela hans slagt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-11
Artemus Ward j sydstaterna.
F5rM. s. 7. af viridis.)
.ALONzo WARD.

.gi1 s4Eg
Lat mig, imam jag borjar delta
braf fran REBEL llernas glorvordiga huf
sYudstad all korthet forutskicka den.
anmarkning. attsiag istidningarne sett
en p6belaktig notis. harled edandes sig
frxnenS yiss person, som kallar sig
Alonzo Ward och pastar sig vara min
k6ttslige broder.
Jag hade en- gang en- broder med
delta mann. men jag kanner honom 81
mera. For mig ar han mera an d6d.
For ungefar sexton ar sedan tog jag
honom ur en- gammal malaten och
lsmog1ig latin.skola och gafs honom en-
f6r hans stand och samhallsstallni,i
lpassande plats mitt kabinett. lar
Than fick dsn f6r.stt kanslist sinnsEbe-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-11
s,lezlanalen zkostade males a:

Suezkanalem lkostade males 473
1millioner francs och 1000 aktier
ON 500 francs utfardades, under det
att aterstode af penninga aHagas:
bragtes pa annat satt. I'm It'd stodo
aktierna blotti en- kurs ,af 100 francs
och da kanalen 6ppnades blott i 300
francs, men noteras nu III. De
,l7s, 800 aktier England kopte 1875 arol
.nu varda Is millioner francs mer an
ds:de koptes till en- kurs af 56s. Ka-s
nalens inkomster voro 1870 blott S
:millioner. men stego 1s77 still s1fyer
so nillloner. af hyilka Is millionerl
-voro rent 6fverskott, under dot att
l2 millioner 81 ELL rantor och afdrag
pa skulden. Man hoppas med all sa-
.kerhet, att bade inkomstan och ofYer.
skottet skola komma attistiga annu
.mycket.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-11
del hafvet ,har | menniskornas ma

del hafvet ,har | menniskornas ma
ring, r..
Stockfskens, sillens, makrillens och
laxens handelsbetydelse, hvilka fisk
Isorter man i farskt, r0kt eller saltadt
tillstand patraffar ALA delar af verl-
den, ar for ALA kand, och likval verka
;efterstaende data 6fverraskande.
; Sa t. OK. fangas allenast trakten af
New Foundland arligen l37,500, 900
stock6skar. Sa har man Roch-Urn j
Shetland under loppet af IA dagar
dragit upp ur hafvet sill for cit varde
af Q millioner kr. Fran Halifax en-
SAINT exporterar man 10000 fat
makrill. ..,&>>>. 4
Hela afkastningen af laxaskerieha
pa de britiska oarne uppgar arli ZEN
till en- summa af kr. l2,s50,00o. Den
ma summa blifver rent af 'imponaFan.
de, mar man betanker, att hon arblott
en- .obetydlig brakdel af hela def yar-
de, som tages eller atminstone Hulle
kunna tagas ur de salta b6ljotaa pa
jordens yta. .: ! r., 80.
Askadligast varder ,hafvetB frukt.
barhet, mar vi atergifva hvad ft stort
-hummerhus, som ar etaaeradt i
shippeganom, Golf SC. Lawrehce, boo
ker utyisa; de saga: 4
s.Den haftiga Yinden Il Aug. 1873
.dref at oss. pa en- omhess at 5 mil
,fere hafskraftor i laid, AN Vi trots ]
f6r6kade arbetskraftef fformadde sk6-
ia. vi inlade dagligSh1 million hats:
.kraftor och maste q lverlemna de 6fri.
ga 1t deras ode"
Dafjemte flnneN Nntet tyifvel ON, att
.annu hnndrataB eandTa slags delika-
lesser hvila e6yttiga iihafvets dup,
hvilka handeh annu ej har ,bemakti.
.gat sig, emedan receptet att CORA dem
smakliga foE de, ,ciyitiserade -gomarne
annu ej ar nnnet. Manga daribland.
hvilka fOrtaras kina, Japan, Afrlka,
;iaa.-hhiiaal Eli och med pa Medelhafyets ku.
ster, skulfe for sin ypperlighets skull
hafvaa ALT berattigande att laggas / ol.
ja5oeh intaga rang som franska sardi.
ner. *. "A
Markyardig ar afyen den otreliga
aYant titet tran, som man har att tacka
for. Man erhailer
EFT narmare begrepp darom, mar man
f6restallsr sig, att lefvern af en- full
vIuxeni Ihya1hsk ensamt innehaller S
t:rAtran.
Och hvad gifva val oatron, perlor,
ssk6ldpadd ddskak perlemor, anbra,
sepia, fskbeh fskblEs sor, koraller,3
syampar. d jjograsa Och dessa aro blott
hafYets nest riksbskanta kontribus
TONER. /
Vida och halfvilda folk veta attas
aftyiuga det annu helk kannat. Pal
m6dga trakter af jorden rffyes t. 81.
sorkad Hsk till 6I och tjsnar 4 sfat.,
lot for ris och potatis.
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lara sig inse, att grunden till den.
mesta olyckan j verlden ar miss
forstand, falskt intresse; eller Of
verilning, och att ganska manga,
ON icke de fiesta, som aro miss
nojda och alise Gig olyckliga, van
ta mera aflifvet, an det ar stand
att astadk dkomma, och fordra, att
det skulle gestalta sig Sd, som det
enligt deras mening borde yara.
.Af visheten uppkommer tillfreds-
stallelsen, utaf darskapen miss
nojet.
Man handle alltid och ofverallt
efter ,fasta beprofvade arundsatser
och frukte ingenting. Ett sadant
satt att handla atfoljes af ett all
It'd lugnt samvete och en- karak-
tersfasthet, som aldrig later sjals-
friden vackla och forlanar ett ofo5r-
anderligt och orubbligt skydd mot
ALA =lifvets stormar. Blifver man
vid ett sadant tanke- och hand
lingssatt misskand, forfolid och
hanad af illviljau, So lyfte man
blicken uppat och troste sig med
boppet pa ett battre lif, sasom .det
basta stod tor den fortryckta dyg-
den. -. a.
Slutligen starke och befaste man
sig ALT mera tron och fortroen-
det till Gud och befite sig ON val
villains, menniskokarlekens, van
skapens och tjenstaktighetens pa
delta fortroende grundade dyg-
der. Sa lange icke ovedersagliga
bevis hafva konstaterat motsatsen,
halle man hvarje menniska for
god, och afyen derefter ma man
icke hata henne, utan hysa med
lidande med henne som en- Wise
farande. We slutligen den menni-
ska. hvars lefnadsvishet best&r dar-
uti, att 81 hysa fortroende till ma
gon! Hans lif Or EFT evigt anfalls-
och forsvarskrig, och med hans
fornojsamhet och glade Or det
forbi. in mera man hyser:valvil-
ia mot slla, ju mera man bemodar
sig att CORA andra lyckliga, desto
mera fylles ems eget hjerta af
sallhet, glade och .foornojsambet.
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RICHMOND.

Den gamle befinner sig ater i det
solvarma s0der: Jag aniaudo-isib-nag-
ra dagar efter stadens kapitulation.
Nina grammar forvanades 6fyer en- sa.
dan dumdristighet hos en- person vid
nina ar, men annu har man aldrig
med sk5l kunnat saga att var familj
har visat sig 'skraddare'' i nodens och
farans timme.
Min fader var marketentare rev0-
lutionskriget. Han hade en- gang ett
samtal med Lafayette. Han bad ma
riner L. lana sig en- femma. Men lille
Laff. sade, att han Ell kunde Sc saken i
nagon sadan Tampa. Mr. Z. var frans.
man och hans bekantskap med vart
sk6na och vallj sprak var nagot
5svafvande. 's:5,'z- r. y
Vid min ankomst hit till staden be.
.gaf jag mig till Spottwood hotell och
understood af en- ung man flan min
shemort, som jag yisste hade en- god
chandstil, satte jag mitt mann j hotell.
|registret.
jag lemnade mitt paraply at en- Ii
ten harl6s here som stod bakom di.
sken det jag sade ma. min lila
5spottswood. hur gar det9 Hnr star
det till e.
han ropte pa en- KrusuIlig tienare,
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RiIliga tidnillgar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och sVENSKA TRI Blu.
MEN erhaIIas bada for 83.25
EFT ar, siiiL pronunciation gi5res
dfPelxt antingen s detta eller
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr l
Chicago. Illinois. .:...
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Nej, Icke 50 alldeles. men han kom-
mer nog ihag mig. Hans svagers
tant k6pte en hel winter slit ragmjol
al min onkel. {. .Hvad ar Diet for dunn
hstsr nj star och pratar, " sade lilla
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21


Conkling, the tufted Senator fromNew
York, and Lamar, the Mississippi fire.
eater, called each other liars on the floor
of the Senate the other day. Lamar said
that he meant it, aud begged pardon
for using language (Which no gentle
man would deserve and no brave man
would bear" Possibly, as in the olden
time, the distinguished Senators may
arrange for meeting in Canada and ex-
change shots to heal their wounded
pride. This affords Conkling an ex-
cellent opportunity to immortaiiza him
self and secure the nomination for the
Presidency by killing a rebel, some
thing, Which, like Blaine, he had done
by proxy during the war. A few sim
gle handed combats with revolvers be-
tween members of the Senate would
have tendency to. elevate the tone of
that body and make members more
respectful in their language when
speaking of each other.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

He was talented, pleasant, handsome
and of a kindly disposition. In the
Fraaco-G German war he accompanied
his father in the field. After the tall
of the. Empire he jesned his mother IN
England, where he was placed in the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich
from which he graduated a couple OF
years ago. He volunteered to join the
English army in Zaluland, and this is
his sad fate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

In settling the estate of Frederick De-
i wald, of Philadelphia, the ex-
ecutors found this claim against
il; "One year after my death
+ l promise to- pay to the order
of Charles Krupp, one city bond OF ST.
500 without dsfalcation, for value re-
ceived, and without interest. Frederick
Dewald." y This note was given in con-
sideration of Krupp's vacating premises
owned by Dewald. The payment Of
the note was contested BY the executors
and suit was brought to recover it..
1.-the Court decided the claim a valid
one, the Judge remarking that if q
debtor can enter into a verbal or writ
ten contract for the payment either of
money, goods or chattels during his
lifetime, and which can be enforced
against him before his death, and after.
4 ward against his estate, it is difficult to
understand why he cannot enter into a
similar contract to be performed by bis
~ Regal representatives after his death,
and which would be sustained against
them"
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SALT. SAET.
The Desert Salt Company
ASSESSMENT NOTICE


KuMA MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place Of business, san
Francisco, California
Location Of works, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that at meeting
OF the DIRECTORY BEAD on the 18Th DAY
OF June. 1879, an assessment No. /, OF uires
Gents per share was levied upon the eapiL1
stock OF the corporation, payable immediately
nj. s. gold coin to the Secretary, at the once
Of the Company, s2s Montgomery street, hooin
IL, san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2ist DAY OF Juy,
49, Will be delinquent and advertised for sac ~
public auction; and unless payment Is make oe
fore, will he sold on MONDAY, the ELEVENii
Q1th) day Of August, 1879, 70 pay tne
delinquent Assessment, together with cost u
Advertising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary
Ofiice:-- 32s Montgomery street, Room - !,
San'franeisco, California. 6-HI-1Deio-"o
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21


PEG CIR A VI ME
Unionvilic. July 4flr. 1874
NATIONAL SALUrE-SUNRIsE & SUNSET
Thomas jefferson IIailey will open his Batteries
at precisely 443 a. NJ
Reading Of the Declaration by Milton Lear.
Oratsrs of the Day:
MEssas., GARFIELD AND BLACKBURN.
POEM Original 800. CTNSABAa BILL.
PICNIC.
Free for Everybody and Ever3body's Children.
Horse Racing.
Bring along your Bfcncos; nothing barred
nirteatcr being nov ready to chaw
bits with Parole, TenBroeck
or anybody's Mollie
alcCarty
Trs0TTiSt. RACE.
Trot anything From Goldsmith Maid to a bsx
of DR.. Brandreths Pergative Pills.
lst-Running Purse, $780, 800 yards.
Cd g " so; 40 yards
Sd 9" . $40; 400 yards
In the above. races the Entrance Fee shall be
10 per cent. Three or more horses to enter.
two. or moro horses to start IN each Of the
above races.
!Sereral Races far Smaller Sums.
squaw RaecNo blind Sluaws viii be en-.
tered, as the committee have no desire to
cheat poor blind girls.
SAGA AND FOOT RACING.
Free for everybody that wishes to take chances.
wrestling Grizzly Bill and Denis Kearney
viii open the bout, for purse of sloo.
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Trade dollars are now in demand at
their face value in gold. This must be
unpleasant news to the Administration.
Pending debates on the silver bill,
which authorizes the coinage of standard
dollars, the Hayes Government devoted
Iall it's energies to the task of preju-
dicing the public against silver coins.
With this object in view, by order of
the Secretary of the Treasury, trade
dollars were refused by revenue officers
throughout the country, and even post
masters were instructed to not receive
them in payment of postage stamps.
The Government, which, through the
Secretary OF the Treasury, was playing
into the hands of the gold brokers,
-bondholders and-money lenders of the
Eastern States and Europe, was de-
temnined to defeat thea bill making
silver dollars legal tender, by making
the coins of that denomination value
less as circulating medium. Bankers
furnished the coins to manufacturers,
who paid them out to their employees,
from whom the merchants refused to
take them, except at a discount. The
fery was raised by the organs of the
gold brokers and bondholders that the
RECOMMENDATION of silver would rob the
laborer of part of his wages Yet,
only few months before, at' the time
of the Presidential election, when these
organs wanted to secure votes for their
candidates, they declared that the de-
monetization of silver by Congress in
1873 was mistake, which occurred
through the ignorance of the average
Congressman in not Knowing what he
was voting for. All that could be done
by the Secretary of the Treasury to
make silver unpopular was done, and,
though the Senate amended the bill as
originally passed by the House, so that it
was scarcely recognized by its trainers
the President, in accordance with the
wishes of the brokers and money lenders,
vetoed it. Tho bill was passed over |
his veto, however, and became law,
hut as John Sherman was opposed to
it and predicted financial ruin from it's
passage he has made no effort what |
. ever to get standard dollars in circula-
ton. But despite the combined efforts
Of the money lenders and brokers. the
3 price of silver. is advancing, and the
trade dollar, which the Administra-
zion refused in payment of revenues
and postage stamps, is to-day worth
one hundred cents in gold, and the
standard dollars are steadily gaining in
popular favor. Skeriaan's predictions
are not verified, and instead of finan-
eial ruin following the passage of the
silver bill, the country is more pros
2 porous than at the time it became
law. The people Of the silver produc
ing States, whose prosperity to great
extent has been retarded by the de-
nonetization of silver, sheukf remeIa-
Der Hayes and Sherman, should the
former conclude to become candidate
to succeed himself or the latter aspire
to be his successor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

A boy in Crawford county, Ind, mar
ried when he was IL, and was father
at Is. He lately married second wife,
and now, at the age of 50, is happy with
a second child. There is 62 years DIFF
ference between the ages Of the two
children.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

Free for everybody that wishes to take chances.
WRESTLING Grizzly Bill and Denis Kearney
viii open the bout, for purse of 800.
Second Bout, between Cotewayo and the
Sultan OF Turkey
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

The dance will be conducted bv a commi.,o,
OF hish'heeld gentry, who understand the sit.
uation to dot
n. B.-Nobody allowed to enter the picne
grounds with over one sack OF aour q,
Oh 'heif oack jel4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoifice at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, on the 3lst day OF
June, 1879:
Arcia, Thos. Asebedo, Carmel.
Aud, John Bien, Edw.
Brown Miss Annie2 Clark, G. s.
Elder, Phil Flippin, NJ.
Imperatori, Adolfo Jerrill, +. 2
Huscroff, Geo kast, John
Kanenbley, Fred Mitchell, Ed. E..
Porter, Chas \. st. Johns, Dav.
Stockton, w. NJ. Trembath Mrs Kate
Harrington, Miss NJ Wilson, F. Nj. ,
Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say, advertised
June 2lst, 1879"
K. G. ROBINS, P. NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

j. N. TRAsx, implicated in the kill
sag OF T.. A. Brown at Silver City,
alaho, has been held to answer before
sas tsaeasl Jury with bail fixed at S.
ssssbeA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21

A farmer on the shores of Lake Onta
rio has had nine acres washed away il
twenty years. He is evidently losing
ground.