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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24

Awarded highest prize at Centennial rx,,os,
ton for fine chewing qualities and axeeliencS
ana lasting character Of sweet ming and flavor
ing. Inc best tobacco ever. made. IA onr
1ise strip trademark is closely initiated 81,
mierior goods, see that ''JacKson's Best" is
~ every plug. Sold by all dealers. send
NJ W sampfe, free, to @. A. JACKSON A Co
Anao.. rs.ersonrg, Va. L. Il. Il. Wertheimer
''' o~1 TOsncascoS febl0-70-ly
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FOR CASH.

We are also the sole Agents in this section OF
country for the New Wilson Sewing
Machine Company and have lot Of the
best cheapest and handsUmestl machines
in the world. They have taken the prem
iums IN allathe Expositions of America
and Europe. All have the latest improve
ments and the men6ing attachments,
which is the greatest invention OF lie age.
ALI orders promptly Allied, and ala kinds o
REPAIRING IN our line done neatly and
with dispatch.
BUNNIFIhLDs & HILL.
Winnemucca. Decem Der 20. 1875. If
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 9th day of
December. 1918, so many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary, Will be
sold at public aucIis N at the Auction House
Of John Middleton l. son, 4l9 Pine Street,
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY,
the THIRD (3d1 day of FEBRUARY, 1870,
at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS
Secretary.
Office-Room No. 90, Nevada Block. No
300 Montgomery Street, San francisco. Cali
fornis. jan17-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
NEW FURNtTUkEI STORE.
On the First Corner
ABOVE THE COURTHOUSE,
Winncmucca Nevada.
Ora Nd o. E'NING.
F. U r N III u RE
49,. AT....


NHE most extensive stock. of the lates'
styles of furniture ever brought I,
humboldt county and Of every variety, all
of which will be sold at the very lowest prices
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 1888.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80, I. 81, N r. SAB
NJ. d. NJ
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE Ns $50.

NOTICE Nasr8s9.f
q. 8. Survsy or Lot No. 40, T. 81, N, r. "a Z.
NJ. d. NJ.
SHEBA LODE.
q, LAND OFFICE, CARSON Crry,(
Nevada. November II, 1878. I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-24
Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3S7,
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. SO T. 81 n. X, "a T.
M, ID. NJ.
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U. S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November, II, 1878.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

There is grave apprehension 10 Egg
land as to the p. tsto as well As The
other crops failing.
A balloon, seven miles above the
earth, struck 3 cloud 20 cold that
icicIes forthwith sttlched themselves
to the boards and mousiaches 81 tie
serial voysgers. II was on the ffteenih
Of June, over RoueD, France.
Music halls. the special feature OF
which shall be the substitution OF non
intoxicating for intoxicating drinks,
are 20 be established il London by q
company consisting, among other per-
sons, Of celebrities 90 diverse - Dean
Stanley and Carl Rosa
Prof. Chandler, Of the New York
Board Of Health, says the scarlet fever
caused more deaths In New York State
last year than the yellow fever did 10
the South, sad yet failed TO excite pub
lie apprehension or TO make people Of
dinsrfly carefal 70 prevent the infse-
ton.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

t. yesterday. tn. eleventh instant
the steamer Faradsy had laid success
fully over a thousand miles OF the new
French cable.
LONDON, August ~. The The
latest letters from Col. Gordon, Govern
or-Genersl of Southern Egypt, report
that Lieut.. Gessi, under his ordtr, has
conquered the slave dealers of Bare-
helle district, killing eight of their
leaders in battle and hanging nine and
capturing large amount OF booty, and
taking their chief stations by assault.
He now proposes after dlssrming the
inhabitants to evacuate the district SID
confine his future operations to keep
ing a close watch on the frontier.
Sulieman Pashs, leader of the
slavers, who escaped after the last bat
tie, has mustered new force and is
pushir g for Darfur, where he will find
plenty of Disconnected spirits 10 i1in
him. Col. Gordon regards the situa-
ton as so serious that he has hastily
returned 10 Dsrfur.
LONDON, August IL The Interna-
tion al Code Congress today, after
hearing paper read by Professor
Leon Levi, distinguished pub.icist
and author of Commercial Law of the
Worl', etc., Filtered tn su ject of
the international copyright to COM
mittec, on which to report Friday next.
Professor Levi IN the debate proceed
ibg this reference, declared that it was
not his integtion 10 charge the Uaitcd
States with any moral wrong in Con-
uection with this subject.
WASHINGTON, August 12-The Ma
tiousl Board of Health has recclve1
through tie State department the fol-
lowing dispatch from Warner P. SUIT
ton, Consul at Matamoras, under date
of Brownsville, Texas, August 10:
reliable information from Tsmpico
to August 1 says: we lave The yell
low fever epidemic worse than New
Orleans last year. The people die like
flies. The quarantine at Bagdad against
Tampico is still Efficient"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14
Home and Farm.

Eco PRoDUCTIoN.-It an increase OF
eggs is desired In the poultry yard, be-
fore large sums of money are expend-
cd ia the purchase Of everlas ting lay
ers, we would recommend the system
of keeping no hens after the first, or
at the most their second year. Early
pullets give the increase, and the only
wonder is that people persist as they
do IN keeping up stock OF old hens,
which lay onG day aud stop three, in-
stead OF laying three days and. stop
ping one. Ia some parts Of England it
IS the invariab'e custom to keep
the pullets only one year. Feeding
will do great deal = surprising
work indesd--in the production of
eggs but not when old hers are con-
eerned they may put on fst, but they
can not put down eggs. The tale is
told, their work Is over; nothing re-
mains to be done with them but 80 give
ihsm smell of the kitchen fire, and
the sooner the better. OF course there
sre old favorites whose lives ought to
be spsred as long as they can send
forth their representatives.. Judicious
mating, By which We mean the adj
vantage OF = cSmpAEsavely youthful
cockerei, may be tte means of even
exhibition poultry mskiag their APP
pearance from the eggs ~ the good
her, and here VIC have thetxc. pliun
OF the rule upon which We insist.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14
The Christian Messenger slys: 1.-The

The Christian Messenger slys: "The
Austin STATESMAN is very bitter against
the Sunday law. The law closes all
the liquor shops" But the Messenger
bot very long ago was delighted that
the STATEsMAS sought 10 exclude
whisky from the capital Of Texas and
from the county Of Travis and even
from the State Of Texas and row the
good and cody Messenger would have
It's readers believe that the STATESMAN
objects to the Sunday law because u
closes the liquor shops. The STATES
NAN has ever said it. II some ether
psper had done this thing we would
have borne it silently, but the AssseH-
ger man must walk a chalk lise and
col fine himself to the fees. s me are
privileged characters and msy assert
the STATEsNAN's devotion 10 whisky
without word OF denial. A sober paper
is dsilY aud hourly INDIGESTION; tn,
that is not enough when the cody
Messenger, by indirection even, confirms
the baseless assertions Of sinful "Rerld-
lirgs."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

The San SIba Ners Gays that The
Sunday law will be observed in some
places and not at all in others. Ia
some it will be winked at. It sayf
"Tbere is no necessity for a Sunday
law. The law which is good enough
Tor the other six days of the week will
be good enough for Sunday, and If
properly enforced will insure good or
der IN all communities. Sunday
should be respected, but to ssy what
con; tates labor and what does not is
an absurdity; to say that one msn
shall have the right to write a seim n
or letter, while another shall not go
TO the store or the workshop. is dis
eliminating upjustly."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14
The CHI eape,I and MOkt Profitable
Cotton Mill

In several towns in Arkansas, Ten
nessee and Mississippi, as in South
Carolina, the simple process OF making
CO ton yarns has been most success
fully mapu.actu by means of the in
venticns known as the Clement At
tschmert. Cotton, by this process, as
it comes from the field unginned and
uppacked, is converted into thread and
sold as such at twice the current price
Of cotton, and it is better thread than
can be made OF cotton, VIII CT has been
compressed. Cloth made of this thread
will last twice as long as that produced
from cotton which goes through all the
processes incident to its conversion
into thread in Lowell. A building for
this machinery costs 500. and mill
dam and fixtures $500, machinery$2500.
Such was the cost of mill at
Westminster, South Carolina. II is
claimed for this device which has been
in use for five yeaIs, and is rapidly 60
ing into use everywhere in the South,
tt may interest enterprising gentlemen
like Chambers Bros. to know that the
Clement attachment:
/. Will do awsy with the gin
house, cotton press. bsgging and ties,
aud much handling.
Q. That it will dispense with many
clippers Of the middle men, such as
Spectators, weighing and marking,
storage, Insurance, etc.
3 The great margin between the raw
m, terial and the fabrics, which has en-
riched the North, will be saved and
spent at home.
4. That it will employ q large num-
Der of women end children.
). That it will increase largely the
population OF the country, as well as
the amount Of money in circulation ID
our midst, and RI Ird be. TER school ard
church facilities.
6. That il will enhance the value Of
real osti g, and increase the demand
for the products OF the country.
2. That It will draw capital and
machinery from the North to this sec
tivn.
g. That the Bew process can be run
proftably on q small scale, and still
more 50 If the business is enlarged.
o. That It will build up stations and
Email towns along railways, As well as
ut various points throughout the coun-
try, where water power can be found,
or where fuel is cheap for making
steam. Taese places will spin the yarn
from the cotton In the seed and ship il
to the market cities, where more costly
mschines will be erected for msnufsc-
turing the more complicated fabrics.
10 The cotton States will no longer
be hewers of timber and drawers Of
water for Others. but will use the means
which Gcd has blessed them with and
enter into Q new era Of prosperity I'M
equaled in this or any other country.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

- THE following gentlemen have re-
otixed the appel, tmenis of public
wcizhers at the points Designated: w.
p. Esrdemsn, VIM. Msstsrson, NJ
Menusy6. Nm. Boyd ard p. L.
Weeks, 0aI1sslop Wm. Keainy, Mar
TIN AIuerch. 1ntrnio Menchsca, San
Antonio; NJ ]. Nsssie and L +. Tn
emin, Houston; J IT Davenport aud
w Hasweli, Dallas; 4. S. Tavley and
L. z. Ling fo7d. Wsxahachie; j. r.
Crockett, ard ] w Sloan, Fiatonis
]. +. Ayers, Wse;der; Robi. ]. Wilson,
and w. s. Smith Marlborough; ].
r Johnson and Jas. A, Martin. Sc
guiu, D. 4. Ludlow. Baton; John
johnson, Rlshraana 81 s. Culver,
CosFds C6fisti; J. B Laekhart, Honey
Grove; J. G. Wordsworth, Cuero.
The Appointments for Austin have no,
heen made a. yet.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

The cause of languor, when it is
not the immediate or indirect conse-
quence of positive disease, is traceable
TO bili:ating temperature. Persons liz
iug in warm, moist climate are pecu-
liarly subject to it. DIMINISHED
physical vigor and an ind spositio to
active exercise are its characteristics.
S lmelimes it is accompanied by undue
relaxation of the bowels and by dys-
peptic OF BILIOUS symptoms. A relia-
bic remedy IS Hostttter's Stomach Bit
tiers, strengthening and Alternative
medicine derived from puTest and most
efficacIous vegetable sources, with q
dure splritouos basis, pronounced by
eminent physicians o mild and whole
some stimulant. The bitters, foremost
of American tonics, is largely used in
the tropics, where the climate is very
productive Of debility, malaiial fcveIs,
and disorders of the bowels, liver and
DIGESTIVE organs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

Asa health resort for pereons with
pulmonary sGeCt ons Austin sian1ssec-
ond TO no city in TexsS. There are
many among us now Who are in he en-
joyment Of good bcalih, Nh0 came 10
this place total wrecks a few years
since. We are certain that the sa,u-
brIous climate is unsurpassed, snd to
all in search of health We recommend
a short residence here, which will be
suilic eut to prove the correctness Of our
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

THE body of dead man Yves found
on Dry Creek, near Naoor, on Wee
nesday. The body was SO far decayed
that Identification was impossible.
From the appearance of his whiskers
and bair, which were grey, and the
spcs he wore, he was thought to be q
man between forly-fve and fifty years.
He was man os middle stature, were
blue cotton pants aud blue cotton
checked shirt and brown wool hat.
The jury OF irquest appointed by
Judge WiiibuTn returned verde
that he had come 10 his death by foul
means, as pair of handouts and the
sleeves Of his shirt were found in the
brush, about fity yards from the
body, covered with blood and
both arms were ;orn off close to the
shoulders.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

living knowledge OF the Word Of Coz
is our surest defense against all the
evils that threaten us in State and in
Church. Communism never can b.
come practically dangerous so long as
the thought of the people is dominated
by the truths Of the Bible.
"Ssn2tify them through Thy truth ;
Thy Word is TRUTH
w. B RANKIN, D-s.. Supt.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

AUGUST KHoSIcH, living az Fort
Prairie. and having a whisky shop 1T
the above place, was indlcteo yeSI ~
day for ceiling whisky on SUM ~. MS
case was continued until saturday;
This is the first indictment oil the kiEa
in this county.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

A GENTLEMAN recently from the
southern portion of this State says
that on account OF the drouth in that
part of the State, it is surmised that it
will be many years ere that section re-
gain its own. No rain worth speak
ing Of since last Janulry, consequently
no grass on the ranges. Stock own
crs are compelled to move their cattle
elsewhere. Messrs. Rtbb & Wright
and Others have already sent numbers
OF cattle TO the Panhandle country,
and unless things change wonderfully,
the cattle left on the coast ranges will
all starve this winter, but it is to be
hoped that the rain has been general,
and that part of the country blessed
with good ram, as in other portions Of
the State.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

Tue bank of Mr. F. Forster viii be
nernetuated like that Of the Roth
chiids. and descend, We would fain
hone. through long line OF "a Illus
triGus posteriiy. The facts Of to-day
favor this result, since it happened last
Sunday that 3 male heir, the first Of
the house OF Forster, after = married
life of ten year,, was born unto the
bank,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

COUNTY CoNvICTs - Oracle Nelson,
Arthur Robinson, Alexander Jones and
Sam Russell were sent to the county
farm Wednesday to ,rOrk out their sen
fences. This is the first shipment and
others will fol Hw daily until all mis-
demeanoz cOnvlc.s are sent 10 the farm
Mr.. Ii. +. Young, formerly county
commissioner, has charge of the farm
and convict3, and it is thought he will
make good thing oft. This plan Of
trestjpg c1nvicts is certainly the most
humane while in q financial point of
view it costs the public much less mn
ney than the plan of confinement in
the county jail. The CRAFTSMAN
long urged the establishment of this
poor farm, and 1t predicts good results
morally and financially for it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

PRISONER ESCAPED. - On the west
bound International train, sheriff had
in custody man charged with horse
stealing, arrested in Arkansas, and was
bringing him 10 this city, and when
they were six miles beyond Lake s'G-
tior, while the train was running at q
rate of twenty miles rer hour, the
thief slipped his shackles and made
good his escape. L. was several me-
menls before the sheriff was aware Of
the escape OF his prisoner, and not
then until parties had informed him
He had tie train stopped as soon as
possible, but had gone some distance
from the place where the prisoner had
jumped off. The thief had evidently
gone to parts unknown. The officers of
the law should keep awake and be
more on the alert.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

a CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscIetions Of
youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, ETC., l viii tead .
recipe that will cure you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was dis
covered By a missionary in Soatl
America. Send scif-Gd3 Tcssed en-
velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmsp,
Station D, New York, City.
ian decd WV
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

California politics Srs greatly tan
glei up this year. -Four parties are in
the field-ths RepubGcan. The Demo-
Gratis, the Honorable Bilks and the
Workingmen. There are but three
candidates for Governor, however, the
Democrats aud the II. BIS uniting on
one man. For The Supreme Court there
are four tickets, and Cor Congress three,
the II. BIS being only concerned with
State sffairs. All parties indorse Or
tacstly accept the new Coustiiu so1-
So far as national issues are inyolsed,
Il makes little difference whether the
Democrats, the Workingmen or the
Honorable Bilks succeed, for the ante
cedents OF their candidates show them
- be opposed to Republican ideas.
Most Of them were secessionlsts during
he war.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

DELrC ATE AND DELICIOUS The Pet
Rose, Eve i,g Vol t. Lily of The Val
ley, Meadow Flowers aud all Of the
Odors male for the handkerchief aud
toilet 10y DIR. Price, are not only very
delicate and delicious. bus fragrant
and persistent. DR.. Prices Unique
Perfumes IRE certainly as sweet as the
tilwers frym which they are made.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

E''l''1lE 11l1oeFliie Statesman:
= BE QAuibalion IN Texas by col
posieotstl American Bible Society in
TIE uonth o. July, 1870, was as fol-
loves d is Of service. Si3; miles trav-
eita On. licial dutY. 1909; families Wis
i.ed % them. 9oQi; families found des-
utute Of the Bible. st; destitute fam
dies supplied, 5i5s destitute iudirid-
nsis supplied N addition. 17a, number
Of books sold, i7l0, value Of books
sold, $3.50 20 ;snumber Of books distri-
opis< greipltously, $40 value Of books
a'e.r.tu.ed gfstoitoasiy. ssh .o6. re-
teste4 from chuIch>s and individuals
y cid q as Bible cause. IS So. Toe
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14
Fever Notes.



The St. Louis Republicans special OF
the tenth instant Gays there have been
seventy new cases per diem for the last
week.
DR.. Laski German POlander, who
has practiced medicine in Memphis a
quarter of century, says:
"You must know to appreciate their
condition that in Memphis in many
parts of the town the privy vaults are
in the cellars. The odor, the poison
aud the yellow fever germs, in case
there was yellow last year in the house,
come up from them ito all the rooms
of the houses where people live AID
sleep. This year they were not
sufficiently cleaned. They coz
tanned most of the filth and excretions
from the yellow fever patients las;
year and instead of being filed with
earth and closed up. they were merely
ssdisInfected" which was of 10
avail Whatever. Besides this
the cellars were otherwise filthy.
There is no hope for the yellow fever
to die out before frost. It will con-
tinue until winter, but as there are not
many people left and not many North
ern doctors going IN, it will not be so
fatal IS last year. The mistake Of the
Howard Association last year, IN put
ting Northern physicians into active
practice at once on yellow fever, was
fatal to many people, and to many Of
the doctors themselves, forty-sour OF
them dying IS against fourteen of the
local force. In answer 10 how can
N, mphis be saved from return Of the
fever IN the future, the doctor said |:
know of 20 way, unless Il be to burn
the town dowh, yellow fever germs
and all.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14
Capitol NoteE.

The Comptroller is busy preparing
accounts Of defnulting tax collectors
for suit.
The Governor hss addressed letter.
to the educational bCa-i of the Ayr
cultural aud Mechanical College, to be-
established at Prairie View, ordering
them 10 meet in session t that place,
TN the twenty-sixth Of t1is month, to
organize the normal school and to pass
upon the appropriation for a library,
cabinet and agricultural implements for
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, as provided by law of the late
spccal session Of the Legislature.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

Mr. Bsesher, with pardon able de-
gree OF sensitiveness, is taking he BAN
cor wig Somewhat sharply t } task fo-
stating that he is sevsnty-shrse years
OF sge, and produces the great family
Bible TO show that he is not guilty az
any such septusgeuarianism. Accord.
ing to thst veneTated record he was
born on the twenty-tsurlh Of June,
1913, and ia only sixty-six, or, as VIC
tor Hugo wouli say, IN the sixteenth
year OF the youth of his old age.
The French m ulster OF tinsace has
decided to call IN the 5 per cents now
redeemable at the pleasure of the gov
eminent, although new loan al nc
than / per cent. less annual late7e
could be negotiated il these 8 pr
cents, sold to pay the iino of 81. i0o.-
600. 600 imposed on France by Germany.
were called in. Over SIS. 0c0. 600
year could be saved by refund-
ing this loan ia 8 IL pte
cent. bond for instance, but such
measure would he highly unpopular
among its holders who probably nnn-
Der not less than 1000, 900 persons.
many of them voters aud all having
friends who are. Rebuilding is not 10
be thought of on this account, all
though different set OF reasons are
assigned by the French minister IN az
his decision.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14

uNsoLIciTRD TESTIMONIALS. = Il
wculd be easy to lill an entire paper
with the unsolicited testimonials which
have been gwen by physicians, clergy
men, aud other educated persona, IN
favor OF d.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. Every professional mAn who
has used It ia his Family viii certify TO
rs being wholesome, and the most
perfec. made
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-14
WEEKLY STATESMAN
PUBLISHED By
CALDWELL 81 MORRISs
THURSDAY. AUGUST n 1879

THE rain has doubtless been much
heavier above here, az there IS a rise OF
five OF six fee in the river, aud up 10
dark last evening t. was still rising.