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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

.DeGcit
Assuming that the estimated statement for tha
current quarter is oxImaey correct II follows
that tor the twelve months to end september 80,
1850 there will have been paid ont for dividends
SSH us more than the amount Of earnings ap-
. able 70 the paynen- which vii have reduced the
surplus of 81 143.S74 October !. 1879, 90 1892 729
on October l. 1850. That is. instead Of pc. cent,
which has been paid 10 the Stockholders IN one
year. the earnings over and above expenditures tof
construction. etc. which have been deemed neces-
sary to the maintenance of the compmy'' busiuess,
are only a small traction over per cent the out
standing stock.
To-days stock market was ieyor and irregular
weak in tie morning hours. and ralyug and
closing strong in the late deai1gs-at price, that
generally are better than yes'erdays last figures
With tine exception of New-Jcrscy Central which
was even strong in the morning, the y hole market
moved down and up IN unison. New
Jersey Central only yielded j. from IL
opening figure at II, and rose to ~
end to the buoyance of that stock was largely duo
the later improved tone OF the whole market west
ern Union however. was specially weak ~ the early
dealings en- rumors that the state nent 10 be mada
t. day would he an uniavor.Die showing, and tho
price declined II III 10+34d 1851 to 1851 but af'
ter the statement was published when pre-
seuts figures mat are worse tlldu luHloI IT,
ported they would be, the price rapidly al.
vanced to l05. at which figure It closed.
There also was considerable dealings in the stock
OH seller 30 day options the books of the company
closing September 20 for the annual election As vel
as for the payment of the dividend. The other
active stocks were Erie, down 70 39l2 and IN TO
4O5s Lake Shore at l09l2G 10S7s "a l097s Michigan
Central at 06l2095Si0 97. S. Paul At 924G91S0
925s Northwest at 1889 lO33l G1013i. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western at Ola 90l4 al %, Read
ing nj 283s02Sl40290s, and Wabash preferred
at 69ssG is 2069l2 A good proportion OF
a rush during the last fifteen minutes of business.
Manhattan Elevated stock was nOuceaOly strong
from the opening 10 the end. rlslg from 2Jl2a29
to 81 L.. and the other Elevated stocks also were
lQIl., per cent higher. There were small dealings
m Central Iowa preferred stock ut 6ll2. and Tho
common stock was 20 bld. Lake Erie and Western
was strong, rising from 33l2 to 1888, aud Ohio
Central sold at 23l2 Oregon Railroad and
Navigation continues to advance, to-day
selling up TO 1873. The market closed excited aud
apparently very strong.
The offerings of Government bonds TO the Treas
ury to-day amounted 10 5000. 500. of which
50 800 900 were accepted. a. follows: 81, S23.5O0
Is, 1881, at 1O465 a 1910, and S670,50t
% nc 1O2. Goa I0272. At the Board Tho
business included safes of only $4,000
i per cents. The bids for the 4i2' are
Is EASIER and for the - Is higher all others BENZ
unchanged. Annexed are he closing quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. e-P. ~

WEDNESDAY. sept or 81
Depression was the rule in tho mining share mar
ket to-day, AMI the Leadve properties con-
iributed thcir full share toward the un-et'hhR VI
values. A large business was done in Chrysoi'e ~
from A. 20 down TO 395. with closing sales ~ f''o
against 40 yesterday, and Little CnIet SOFA a.
1.5O01.400 l.70. Annie was active between wv
and 80 cents. closing nj 80 cents against I'll ce"''
Yesterday. Climax finally closed with ii gam VI
cents at 1.65. and South Iiite sold at l3o anu Loo
buyer ten and thirty days respectively. Llt''e
Pttsburg was quiet at 3. 80 and Leadv'Ile weak Il.
40 cents. Silver Nugget continued weak, ana sou
from 80 cents down 20 65G7O cents. Battle CREEK
further yielded 10 cents TO 200, anh 70
nnbia consolidated sold Mt 275. Consolidated
Virginia declined from $40 10 325. and California
from . - to 2.o5. iIukIll weaker, falli
from 10 10 80 ~ 10, ksing sun beng strong ~
| so and Green MomiaIn at $50. some oi INC low
priced stocks we're active ana Ii CHER. Gold ii"VrI
rose from 20 10 10 cents. Mo was cents nigheF
- cents, Great Eastern | cent higher al d, Oai
averas and Buckeye being steady 1T 33 anu "a
cents re- perIvey. We note sales OF Mexican ~
l2l2. Seia Nevada AT II, Silver Cliff AT 3.eo ana
Eureka at Is. The markets closed weak.
~ !. MTYTNG STOCk ETOHi YGE SibFS
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Q>lct!lcn Notices.
STATE Of sew. YORK.



4 NETWORK:
IN Nori,e ~ hereby given that, General Election
10 De- r lie Iucsda, succeeding IN hIst
NoYtnbr ucAt Contender Id) he nIo" lag ON
ce arr q be elected. to wit:
Thtyve Electors President and Wee President OF ia"
Acme ,uogc Of [ e Court Appeals for fu term
mo II sanford Church sct whose term OF olce
,vlii tNp.rr Oh thr last "a Oi december next
evci representatives the Fortys Vcuh Congress OF the
lnteI states for The Fifth sixth seventh Eighth Ninh
Ole eIth Congressional bii'iS Composing the
NewNofk
Conn. y officers also to be elected for said cOuntY
Twenty four t-s) Memlers OF Assembly.
\ i..elSf iu Ilatc Of EIeCCI1fk -. LocW.
4 Recorder in Inc place OF rrdcltck Snyth.
judge ia. Super court ~ place Of Horace Russol
Governor. william = ca us deceased
Al whose terms Of Office viii expire the last daY o. e
cenr next Aud hereby further gwen that the fol
lowirr coucurc resou pioq,sre An anrdnr 10 tue
also be submitted u vote At The shd ccc
ton aud each 20 III the scvea towns
It the election 10 % itu IN
hl.Glod and eighty shall provide box t. receive he ballots
oil IA state relation 10 the amendment pro
po,eu n The hv CouCu rent resolutions oil the
t. g. eighteen huui eG ana seventy nine ana
cen eighty. and each voter NAV Ir NJ
which sa be writer or printed or party VIII en-
and partly printed IA the form following, namely r0r me
To sections twelve ana tnfccl drlCIe
Six Of The Constitution OF ballot which shall BE- written
OF printed part written AMI partly mied In the form
following ganst the proposed amtnlmtn 10 scclOhs
article six, OF the Constitution me
De ncOls cd " Cunsiituuoidi Amen Heit
OF tins state erttled 10 vote Tor MEN
her of e Assembly pectivc districts sha be en-
Tilted TO vete adoption OF the SAID proposed amendment
during the several election districts IN
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filming.
alta MONTANA COMPANY.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
Cauttal s5.OonO0O. Shares. SO each UnassesSnblA
CFFTCKRs-- regdcnL W. W. Nicksi Woo fro1deI,
Michel snow. Secretary, Il +. BROOKE
uIpEcIO!s-N. " Wakes 4. = Barn's Aan,On Trssk.
T. 81 sheldon. Michael snow. SeSfork = l. Haassi. Cole
s""no'''' 6FIIcE 10 AND IL WALL STREET
COPPER KNOB MINING GO.
nINESt GAP CREEK. hedE CO. " q.
,a,dtal nIock. fjuJuOD Shares 81 ei;1
t,ri,IIars 81 STOCK. Mining Trust Company
@ r. Flint Prsi.ent, Nnl. EfaDGrot., Vice President
and Irca,uraI. IIwin II. Mgfcrd secretary.
~ n II k.am,s. n. T., SUPERINTENDENT
OFFICE or COMPANY. 02 BKOAD"AY ~
CROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Nine, Elesville Stany 90, y.
CAPITAL, s5Uo,UD. ShAhi'. o. fASh.
Raustrafs Of siocz Union 1r1bl tOinpthf n row
O. B FIJI NJ. President y X h,ChfHh. WOO ffrs
Wu Ejt. = bllgTU treas H. HALL. jr. S1cffLiry
r. A. Birdsan ana r. E,mcs ruperntendcn,
once OF Company. 81 broadway, New fo.k.
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
PROPOSING AMENDNRNT TO AKICLE SIX OF THE CoSsHTl


PROPOSING AN AMENDMKAT TO ARTICLE SIX OF THE coSsrTu
Resorsd 81 the Assembly sections twelve and
Of article six Of the Constitution be anended so Is 10
coqt n the ctc of or SSr tho
Court Of faG ana me C1y G0S oI n
s " have and such further CIV! criminal jurisdiction as
may be conferred by law The super or Court OF lew
I article their successors The Court Common peas
Crssos aud tlee add oa ia ges Tn eriOr Court of
Buffalo OF The Judges now IL Office AID ter successors ana
ceednF NAV be prov i"d by law te lGdses OF
fnnr mil the expiration Of thcir terms. chef judge shall
BE- apDn'e T T , rc sHeh dcrne his oAca en
cc in the Of the judges named IN this sect
the SANE manner vacancies in TIE Court The
S ge may of COMMON SG qe as % New YORK S err
spec al terms OF hs >upr' C0nrI IN mat civ ana
cults and us Of he supreme Court IN Kings County
Justc's hs supreme Court shan be chosen by
he electors Of ,ner epes rGiGs Jg9ses o 81 a
sad courts are Instituted The Official Of the sand n-
lie Judges Who shall b ell ed after Tie OPP on OF
first day January next after Their election Bui no person
hold the otice Of justice OF Jug OF any court Gnge ths
S n ." h Coat Of AppeaS and q every justice OF the
TeTe court whose ~ Jfcc shall bc abridged pur.uant
provision and who shall have served as such Judge OF
} lnsindc sTa he eleeie
agreed to by majority Of the Memn"rs elected to
seTenynac and entered lie journal vita TIE yeas
and referred L. TINS j. glsal are AFTER
Ic fO thci fO three months Ia The last geu
er election Of ~cuaiOrs;
peso we'd al the Assembly concur That the foregoing
amendment be ,ubniitcG he people Of the StIie OF Ne"
Yofk at ibc ueNt general el'cl'H go
" " STATE o. Sew York. IN Senate April so, 1850.
The above resolution daily pas, ed
by order Of tine ~cilatc -.- -
JOHN W. VROOMAN Clerk.
state Of New York-lH As-cnbiy-May %, 1880.
ne foregoing resolution ily passed.
" Oi ID, ASst nh y.
EDN'D 81. JOHSSON, CloIk.
N''''C jos B. s" cGIh.hR Secretary o. state.
sheriTs Once County Court House, City and County org
ScW York. july 80 1880.
certify tho be- Of the election nuGco
received hy TIL, dfy secretary ~ state
PEER POWE.
sheIiE OF the City County OF New YORK.
Publishers papers VIII n0t insert LIS advertisement
unless specially aulh0I zed I" 10 50. PEI EK BOWE,
N0y2 shcflh
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

SAN FRANCr-CO. Sept Sin consequence Of vot-
ing upon the new city charter today and of the
fact that tomorrow VIII be n legal h"lidny, the
mining boards adjourned and will meet Friday
morning. The market continues firm and qniet
Western (cnntcutlonl today DECLARED DIVIDEND OF
~ cents and Grand Prize of % cents per sharc
Ovcrman assessed 30 cents. Cedar liIll ~, and
O land Goid 10 cents per share. Bullion receipts
Tor the past week Standard. Sjl.JSO; northern
Belle. 1914 74f: Eureka Cousolldat d. EI9.3lO (two
shipments Gclaycdl Western contcnlo F4S 1876
uoiai FIR August $1226lJl; Monday. T20,SC0 :;
Grand Pre- SIG. COO; Algeuta. $500; faraa,st
Valley 81 100: Iip Top sol 100; Consolidated
Virainia, S1S670 California, 1850.
DENVER. Cot, Sept. S.-AdVlccs from Santa Ec
say chat nj Los RtcItas. new mining camp 'oTty
miles from SANTA Ff, where recently rch rock was
discovered III fornda ions OF houses, jesse Mar
tin. the proprietor, who discovered tic orc and
located" the mines IN ;hc principal streets, was
driven from thc town by the Moxicnn inhabtanis.
who dislike the notion f LARGE influx OF miners
that may he caused Their nv. shafts were sunk be
Meath the houses and ccigrs, and the inhabitant,
are bitter against Martin, who was tho cause OF IT.
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miscellaneous.

DVERTI5EMENTS FOR TIE NV:
N YORK TRIBUNE Ill re RECEIVED AZ LIE
pIUW Noi'FICEs 40 l,k:;- BioaIray cor lhrty'hrst
a.; or 30> West Twenty t"H'isi, corner hlgnuiast.
M Us Lasf TouIfrcnth st.. corner Union square Io0
Ihf.ave cor Forty sevelih.; al the IA NLkN pFtltH
Thirdayr Ole hundrc dndt"enty Dutth sd
III arieu SAVINGS Bs1k Hulidns. 10 D. H. AZ regular
NOR SALE.-TwO one-nch wire ropes, each
/ about - Ia length Apply Vt couIungTooM OF inc
Tribune.
hooks and ACCOUN r. written up for par
u n. NOT requiring permanent hoDsGrcpcr; terms mod
crate Address hANEN, II blnf once
TPHOLSrERlNG on shades. lace ana heavy
r,,ins dr,p.ries &c; furniture recovered alp GOV
eSs chi carrts put down. made Oyor by J. "
FOX 3 West 2Uthst
NiME. DEMORESTS
WI FMPOKIlM OF FASHIONS
Il INST l4th ST.. Ncw-lOrk.
OF fashions ON SATURDAY sept: H.
Novel sui beautiful WiRps costumes IOlIcts
ns.n,s Jarsc, Chiiien's Fashions In great variety
pubnsncd on the ame Denoi ests - what 10
49, and The Portfolio OF Fashions" Pfice 10 cents each
a. 'nsmore.,, onartery Journal for Autumn Price
ceIta post paid. NJ all the agencies.
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SAN FRA NCISOO CLOSIVG PRICES.
SAN Francisco Wednesday. Sept. g. 1880.

The Grand Prize Mining Company has declared
dividend OF 20 per share. and the Overman Mining
Company has levied assessment OF fifty cents per
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DOTTERIAM LINE.

IL sleaaI,rs leave NIf.C%'s STORES Brooslyn
y , -. - D.. ., - ci. -ept. 10. StLirb We'd,
sen. %. De-. al tEpA I.- " ,>lrl. uc'ol - 81
Ist CaDn. sGo-s7O - Cabin. SO. STORAGE; f21 II
oRZAl l. Gen AT. - sOGth william 81 tINCH. kDI l.
~ CO.. II south " ..ht.u-.t., Freight AZ
!. ". MDHCi-. .u Broadway. GENERA. f5sehge AGENT
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,r,.....,.
IOit OH .EN, TDN.E A.>D LINEHPJOL
NOI, f. fno encr oi this le ti~e tAe Lame i'pnts
itc' n'neldcd b. Lieut. MARY. u b. ~ Oh So' IA' ''"N'
, ~ o. a. saturday, pl. II. lODb ~
BRIAN IL. esp; Perry IA, Nfu'. ~ y IN
AnnIATtt t'.r Jcnrngs nur- ~. 20 D. - y a. ILL.,
A. !. D. ON, y ~. =. siar sept q. N
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF W@5l
Iher steamers uniform 70 AMI unsurpassed \,
loiutUeuis Sia;tToOns. onosinS sli 40
ICONS are placed audSips tBe NOISE AMI n"tlI AZ
OF comfort hnertO un4s-i J'o
tickets favorable terms.
carr neither cattle, sheep nor plgt
t"rtusrecton y. IulO.GItDn AZ t1o
Conpany's Oncc- 20. 81 Broadway. New YORK .: 20 ~
walnut 81. pnldcpIa nj CURTIN ASent.
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Mem Publications..
DECENT CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

E(ECENl CAMI DOOOMENlC
1.-THE LIFE OF GARFIELD.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO. Os.
Contents;
l. sketch Of General Garleds Career to 1861 BY White
law Reid.
. Earlier and Later Years. BY E. v. smaey.
8. Sketch Of General Chester a Arthur
4. Letters OF Acceptance
g. Extracts from General Garhelds Speeehea
1.-THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
TRIBUNE EXTRA. NO. SO.
AN ADDRESS BY COLONEL JOHN HAY, ASSISTANT
SECRETARY OF STATE,
A BRILLIANT PREsENTMENT OF THE POLITICAL
ISSUES OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
And presenting
A BALANCE SHEET BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES
III.-THE BLACK LIST.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO bS.
REPUTATION IN THE SOLID SOUTH
RECORD OF DISHONESTY.
sectional shame in the southern states
Price of each Extra. cents Quantities supplied TO Re
publican Committees and Clubs greatly reduced rates
olone avs speech at 81 the other documents
al 80 a hundred Address
THE TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK.
DECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
In Memoriam George Ripley. Puce2oG
Tribune index ioF u F1ce'o~
Tulune Mining Deest....-......-.-.. 81
Womeus .......-.-.-Irce l"c.
Cspal and Labor Robert Colycr-.....-P tlce lOc
Garfield In New york. Extra ~. G7-.......Pnce loo
Address GHE TRIBUNE. New-Yors.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO 3d.
pam practical directions making great variety OF use
hl aad Ornamental articles
Printed phamphlet form Price. 20 cents postage pai
70 any address; tho Womans EStr1 80 3D. - cents
Address - go .......
TIE TRIBUNE.
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iMPERIAL GEEMAN MAIL.

A MI III. n ~ lIflIIIs
Hamburg A'neiIcan Packet Companys Line for
PLYMOUTH. CIlDHBOU RG. add HAN R'f 80
DEE.......-.. sept NIEbAN ID ...-.... sept 20
LESS ' e. sept Is FRl>lA .----~eDt. 30
IA - 81 passage Plymouth. London Cheroourg Ham
bur- points in the south NJ Eng aDt; FIS oa0n
100 second CAuiD $50. Sferra2r 80 t0h1i trio at
reduced rat SIC from Hamburg o. lisvIe, s..
KUNHARDr Il CO. g. Is. III HARD - 90,
GENERA AGENTS General Passenger Agents
90 i.lnal..f ! Y. no. % ErUadWAv, y. y.
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BnlIion valued at s13.211 50 was received IN

IL
tins civ frcm he mine yc~:rId y.
Tic liul- Domingo concentration is now turning
ont about 800 IONS per week o. concentrated oi".
winch Is equal to about 5000 to- 90 inrc ore. The
concentrated ore is worth aunut 30 per ton.
Pr. sIdcnt IIulbU;d, c; thc E"1ic River Console
dated VINO j. BOW NJ the mines r,po1s that ~ one
OF thr claims they have struck mineral oniv fifteen
ten Tho failure Of these mines IS regarded as prom
Ising. ,,.c
ro,crts Seut..Inbcr that the whole ,cng II OF thc
,yrs+ drift ft0r Me- north cross-cut * III ore
averaging Is feet thick, portions Of winch assay
900 and 800 ounces pcr ton. -" No > south cross
cut continues in vrry line ore. lie inInc never
Looked better or gave better indications OF rerma-
ucucy go ,
s di,patch from Little Rock, Ark, says: Il. y.
Hlish and j. W. Wills, Interested III the Mont
cc,r.ry County SILVER mines, are IL thS CIT, cXhii'
i:inc - yer bn hon trOn tho M0n'eZdna and Eureka
mines itc bar, are Of fine appearance. anu pro
ducc a conmotirn among can aiistS. ihcv shoN
tour havs VIZ. one 81 base bullion weighing 13i
rnrlrds mining eighty ounces III silver per ton;
second one bar Of base huiiiou ten pound, weight.
rnrning 32I I per f0n DO. II made rom gacna ores;
tiI,d one bar II Afastrad quartz unreiu'G sii-
yer eight V-to ouIcc running 30 per ccni fnHril,
oj.. bar OF refined silver from qnari2, Sol lue.
wclglln9 seycntY-twp ounces. Inc pais VIII u"
first OK ihitd ut st. LouIs ana Chlc"Io and S soon
as ,ossiuie thereafter nj the New-lofk Mining
Board At present the silver Is III the Mefc"ahts
National Bank, Littl" Rock"
Tho suurr.nteudcnt REPORTS August 80 thar the
sine Of the ledge the north arm OF The Soufn bul
,v,.r was as rrtalucd 10 he II feet wide. carry
inc win 6 feet wldc Of good milling. The
unw IN sirrt ~ the miue-abOui 5000 tons-"OuId
Mil with fair profit II the mime was DOL cohh"ed
to nigh prC ed custom mills
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

r VI
/ NORTH GE3MAF LLOYD
STEAMSHIP liN% brIWEEN NEW:YORK.
sOUTHAMPION AND BRtAEN -. ..
ODER. at ut. li.i - ---7al, Up" -;
NJ - -f.t : ........-a. l,Cf. ..
RA1ES OF PASS AGE from NEH-YORK 70 sou lhAMF
1ON HAVHE OR lkNEN a.,
FIRST CABIN ......FiOJ SECC 80 CAB N.-..---.-@'"
STFESAGf. 80. I'D
Return tickets reiuccd rates. Prepaid Storage ceFuh
cafes. 81.
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I nllue Per io'i canal ~, NOrih lIYcr.
For I,iGnus - rIa m.
tU.tt.N D. .-.- fr.GIY. -'p'. TO- aopn
Connect ~ ioI t.pf' q, aai south America
II ~ "a lI1rc's g. JaifI ana 'nint.
CtIl OF IDt3O. ...-Iiurrliy ~. = pt. lS, - y III.
san Iif 10 Hon iulU. Sc" :. ti"Hd ani Alb
uaIa.
/riLANDIA -Htutl,y. sept -. D. p IN.
n arr. - IOlunn mails At Sta ~ turit'h
las-.ui.. oa!uci 10 IS fiA%tI co. SANDW l't
I~LAND-. JAPAN. tElNA. HI.M ZGAi.Ns . -. . IRA
ia. SottH AMERi ad G.. 81 IHAL AMERICA
freight. jIssacf asa s'U MON !ir 'p5Y a.
nm NICE ilef foot OF C"naisi Ngr:' lycr
II. J. III LtAi.
uf.tIr
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN An u LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE. nn s,camer- i tni5 Line tJSs Licuren mt
Nnury's Lane routes a seasons
tI.Y Ili......I - S;3I =. n.
CIiE or u4.C ihuisGav. pit IL BOO
CRY Is Ri ..-...------~a u'daF ep. -, 10 a.
cry OF MONTREAL...TliUN,DA DAY. sept -, 400 p.
ClTI Of EIsIMOS - .......-A ~ tDAN. .. g -
fIum Per 81, y. r.. foot Oi cram
CABIN. $50 and 500 EsiHrt rckrs Irloe 55r
SiEEnAGE. SIS. Drafts Al lowest iIts
tairuus -rOnus. nj rooms M dSilD3
Il,sr stranrr, 40 nU; cary C.tbt, sheep OF y -
J,iN q. DALE AsrIt 81 ana bi Dt0t B" IS, y. l.
L.D ! - 49, - ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-06
ny Universal Accord

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best
of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product OF long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ,ra,
tions, proves them the best and most
effective purgative pill that medical sci
enee can devise. Being purely yegesa-
BILE, no harm can arise from their use.
In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other pills can be compared with
them, and every person, knowing their
virtues, will employ them when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the
whole machinery of life. Mild, search
ing and ehectual, they are specially
adapted to the needs of the digestive
apparatus, arrangements OF which they
prevent and cure. if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physie to en-
ploy for children and weakened eonsti.
tutions, where q mild bat effeetaal
cathartic is required. Iva
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-06
A Good Man Gone.

Under this head the Woodland (Cal. J
Democrat, speaks Of tile death of T. c.
Hoppin, brother of Ii. l.. and John
Hoppin, of Willow Creek in this county,
as follows:
Yesterday morning, at the Capital
Hotel, Sacramento, Z. G. Hoppln, OF
this county, bieathed his last. The de-
ceased was born in Berkshire county,
Massachusetts, in 1923, and conse-
ouently was in his 5Sth year. " bile
Vet child his parents moved to Onon-
daga county, n. Y, where the deceas-
ed, after attaining his majority, engag-
ed in mercantile pursuits until lS46,
when his health failing him he removed
to Michigan and there resided until
1851, when he came to California, ar
rived in Yolo county in the Fall OF that
wear. He spent the first Winter III
California in Sonoma county, pear Santa
Rosa, but in the Spring of 1852 return
ed to Yoo and settled ON the HoppIn
ranch, near Cacheville, where he has
been largely engaged in farming and
stock raising ever since. The inmedi-
ate cause OF his death was acute bron-
chitis, superinduced by severe cold
contracted some time since, although
he had been in feeble health for some
mouths previous The deceased leaves
four brothers, one OF whom, Charles,
resides in Yolo county, j. III. and Henry
l.. are residents oh the State of Nevada,
and George s., resident of Niles, Michi-
gan. Besides these he has three nieces
and other relatives in Yolo county and
other parts Of the State. The funeral
will take place from the Congregational
Church to day { hursday) at 2 o'clock
p. ~, the remains to be deposited i'll the
Woodland Cemetery. As man he was
qniet, courteous, and strictly accurate
and punctual in all his business transac-
tions. As citizen he was universally
regarded with esteem and confidence.
AS neighbor he was Lowell and respect
ell by all who resided near him. As far
as we know he was a man without an
enemy and with host OF friends. HIS
loss is regarded as calamity in his I'M
mediate neighborhood, and is q cause OF
deep regret throughout the county.
Peace TO his ashes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-06
L wish Everybody I'D know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citi-
zen of this vicinity, known to every one
as most influential citizen and Chris
tian minister of the Nj. f. Church, just
this moment stopped at onr store to
say: Il wish everybody to know that |
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to ShiLoh's Consumption Cure. T"
1t is having a tremendous sale over our
counters, and is giving perfect satlsfac-
tion in all eases of Lang Diseases, such
as nothing else has done. :"
DRs MATcHETT & France.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold bye. A. DESArssURE. Druggist.
nS-eoD
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-06

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