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, 1880-03-28

Special Olspdtch to The Chicago 1Ftoun<-
Boston, Mass, March 2s.-Stock market dull
and weak after the holiday. The holders of
fancy stocks are beginning to lose heart, the
dividends promised SO profusely in March hay
ing been but inditferently fulfilled In railroad
stocks Atchison s. Topeka sold at lN, Atchison
6 Nebraska at =, Kansas City: Lawrence s.
Southern Mt 81, Burlington s. Missouri ut
144t:0145, Chicago t. West Michigan at e.,
Chicago, Clinton, dubuque l. Minnesota at 14@76.
Cincinnati, Sandusky s. Cleveland ut l5iz@l5tz,
Flint 4 Ptre Marquette ut 24lzG35, Kansas City &
Fort Scott at 80, do preferred ut so, St. Joe s.
Council Bluffs Mt 66GJG744> Little Rock Mt $4,000.
Wisconsin Valley at s24G175. do preferred at
85GN>
Honds-Atchison first IS, 11501l5A; Little
Rock first IS. 1p@ 1905: Chicago s West Mich-
Enn, G.; Pueblo T. Arkansas Valley, 1VS41l0aat;
lnion Pacific is, 11014 4@ll05t: do Is, l15l:.
OF the 1900 shares uf the New York Telephone
Company, organized In opposition to the Bell
Company, sou have been taken in Boston at from
% 50 ts, e - shars Bell Telephone sold to-day
FOREIGN.
LONDON, March 2s.-CuDsols. 98 1-18
American securites-New IS, 16ls: AIS, ITO:
IS, 1U7;a; Illinois Central, ll0!.; Pennsylvania
Central, s.; Erie, +5A; do seconds, 94; Read
ing, :rla4.
LoNpoS. March 27-Tbe bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance to~day
was .4U00.
BERLIN, March :7.-The statement Of the I'M
pcriaI Bank of Germany shows a decrease in
specie of a,00N marks.
PARIS, March .7.-Rentes, S2f 75c-
, 1880-03-28
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 21.-l0TroN-ExchauRe closed
FLouR-Dult; receipts, :sAUD brls: super state aud
Western, s45u55>0: common to good extra $aug5bO;
good to choice, $-a55s0o; white wheat extra sa8sa
Gu; extrn Ohio, S56g7 50; ST. Louis, S50@715; Min
nesota patent process, $1,01G8M
GRAiS-Wheat lower, With limited export de-
uaud; receipts, lak0D ou; No. spring, SLIT; un-
graded red $1II71G@Ii0; No. Edo, sLi No. do. sl4l
81. 2do, ,tlS5; No. DO, fLSi%i No. rcd, Mssch
<4natsl42; April <lso4eal4l5 May, Sl37s.
5i}49595&c; No: 5Ea5t@c; Steamer 5H4es5s4c; No
MaFcb 5be: Gu Spi I 5se a}, ae oas osas lover; I'VE
receipts, DoN bu: mixed Western, 4Ds4lIsc: white
Western, ilt&44c,
uAf-Ueniufd active at 11c.
HprS-Duil and unchanged. ....
job lots, 1870 i1xc. sugar dull ind unchanged. No
lasses dull and unchnngcd. Rlce-Demand fair and
PrTKoL LEUM-Dull: United, s7,&c; crude. c4@sAc,
Xi!o%Qulet as e}}e@ss s-1ec.
REs1S-Stcudy Ut 81 L5t4l5 IS.
yCKFESIlSE-Sa4GEt Etc-
tEATu Eii-Dcunund lair and market Mrm; hemlock
and heavy Weights s55.sc oo''A '''4'' <N''0''
WuotC-Quitt but nIm; domestic fleece, 50965c;
InoylsluSs-rurk stronger; old mess, ills; new
$ll.5: Beef dull and unchanged. Cut meats scarce
and hrm; long cenr ntdlles, &c: short ciear middes
'}Sc- Lard firm; prime steam, Il .(1Et sG.1I.
CHEEsE-&uict but Ar1A; Western, li@l4c
NfifsKY--Nulnill: ut IL LII.
MET Observation-Disclosures copper dull; new sheath
ins ~; nEHt LIKE 4u.i; 2zsl@z5@c: pis.iron dull;
NAILs-CuL s,.30S5.4o; clinch. sGaa7n
, 1880-03-28
CALLED AWAY.

Ayel weep as you gnzc Oh that lifeless form,
On thai pcce-1ilied, paiiId brow.
On the hunds thilt are laid Ger the puisele
breast,
and the fps that are silent now;
For the noblcst- trllieresr heart that beat
IS numbered among the dead,
Aud the sweetest spirit that ever breathed.
From its dwelling below nutn He'd.
Dear, waxen hands! Our own no moro
In greeting warm you'll hold;
And smiles Uf welcome nc'er will Wreathe
The lips liuw still and cold.
So beautiful in death thou art,
Like child asleep who dren1ns
Eit visits lands uKiow with flowers,
Green trees, and running streams.
Dear, gentle one! In SUMMER days,
How brightly bcamcd thy smile:
And. when the shadows fell, 1t shone
With suffer ltght the while.
The heaviest ctatssts on thee laid
Were mcekly bori e o patient onet
Amid thy sorrows &C" p.,t shAdes.
Arose the prayer Tls will be donei"
'Tis ended now, the weary pain:
And, gazing in thy plncid brow,
We feel, IL Ausht cIuid break that calm,
Thou wDu1dst NOT wish 1t b1Uken ROW:
Fur surely thou't 1t awake to life
In realms OF light above,
To wear the clUwh thy crosses bought
From His unfailing love.
o tender blossoms left OIL Earth
To brcMst I.fe'= storms ul,'1le.
How br:svely bend " to the 1usk
Without u sigh or mu0n
God bless and Keep you IN His love
Till Heaven Unc dry c,tn sht',v =
Il glorious counterpart OF Home" =
So sadly wrecked belowi FDELIs.
, 1880-03-28

BASEBALL,

| BASEBALL.
Boston sells season tickets for Sl2, which is en-.
| tirely too low.
The season tickets Of the Chicago Club arr
! selling rapidly
John Clapp, the Cincinnati catcher, has been
! coaching the pitcher and catcher Of the Cornell
University nine.
There are 129 playing days In the League sea-
| son, during which the eight clubs will have to
! play eighty-four games.
| Unless Syracuse Mccormick gets a fob pretty
soon. the public will be debarred sight Of his
1 artistic attitudes next summer.
| AT last accounts the Worcesters were still fig
| uring to get George Wright as short-stop and
| Captain, but nothing dehnit has been done.
| Although Hague has entirely recovered the
| use Of his arm, which was lame lust year, none
of the League clubs have hired him. He applied
! to at least two Of them
McGeary has finally been decided on as Cap
tain of the Providence team. which makes it
pretty near certain that the championship will
not remain In Rhode Island.
Mrs. sallte Van Pelt, Of the Dubuque Times,
| who was alluded to last Sunday us the baseball
work in question IS done By gentleman. Mrs.
Van Pelr thoroughly understands the game,
however.
The Rockford gentleman who is engineering
the boom for Western League did the sane
thing last spring. bur the organization fell to
pieces, the Dubuque Club being the only one OF
the lot to hold out and pay its players until the
close OF the season.
are expected to be here by Wednesday next, and
us soon as I'LL are hand, and the weather will
permit, practice will be begun and indulged IN
few s esxhibiton & % games W vii @ b played here With
picked mines.
For once Jim White appears to have stuck to
, 1880-03-28
MILWAUKEE,.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 27.-The vessel which has
been lying in bay since Thursday commenced
dragging in heavy easterly sea this morning.
and to prevent going ashore slipped anchor and
run for harbor. She proves to be the schooner
S. Bates, laden with tics, from Pentwater for
Chicago Before the craft could be brought up
after getting inside she ran her jibboorn
through the side Of Shea's warehouse, making
quite hole in the building and breaking the
jibboorn.
The schooner Advance, with ties, from Grand
River for Racine, ulso came inside during the
morning for shelter.
, 1880-03-28

IVlA5..s ..4lohoA @oooAe
MESS PoHK-Adyunced 273ec per brl from the
latest prices OF Thursday and closed firm at $lo75a
luT34 for round lots spot seller the month. or
seller April; suRI<@l06 seller Mny: and sll.G734a
lilo seller June. Sales we're reported Of G,7Q bEla
seller april at sl05091075; 5A500 brls seller Mny
klU659U.G5s and 5AO brls seller June ut 3laa(pl0.
Total. Si 80 prIs.
LAln-Adsanccd Sc per 100 lbs from the latest
round lots spot seller the month. or seller April:
s. Is seller May; And $aa7 IN seller June.
Sales were reported u s5W seller April *6y5JS@
~: sun ~ tcs *etiec Ny r. a,a s$39; 81 and o tcs
MEA1s-Werc in good demand and nrmer. Local
futures advanced ag15xc per l ps, nnd export cuts
were rnther largely inquired for at shne below the
riews OF holders saes we're reported Of 2N.Wo lbs
Clears Ut 6: iTU boxes iotg a1d sisori cears
ct s3dtv; so boxes statordshires On private terms
G4sH seller Muy. ind S41teG.55 seller June; Is boxes
do uisht! u, H. spot: 2U ns green hams III lns at
sweet picked bans III 1s> ut Sci and y tcs d. W ns}
at 14ci short xtbs seller May closed at $&a&&k41h
, 1880-03-28

UL15 II LIZ OBSTKUCT1UNS.
OF tho old hulks that accumulated at this port
during the recent prolonged period Of depres-
slou In the vessel business there yet remain
seven, distributed as follows: Schooners Cur
lew and Emma, and scow Mermaid, sunk in the
Ogden Canal; schooner St. Paul, sunk in the
North Branch, this side of North avenue bridge;
schooner Fashion, sunk in Robert Clark's slip,
opposit the CentFui Wharf: steamer Philo Par
SOFAS, sunk In the Ogden Canal ut :Niler Bros
ship-yurl: tug Leonard Everett, sunk nj the
mouth .Gf TIC Ogden Canal, on the ship-yard
hAnk* " these Old hulks, that of the schooner
En1an chauged hands last winter for consid-
eradon uf <::5, and enuy bc raised. The scow
Mermaid lies opposlt the Gas Company's d.ck
In sucd shape that tow cannot pass when
i vessel occupies the gas dock steps
should be taken to secure her re-
movAl~ The Positions Of the Phito Parsons and
Leonard Everett are also such US to inpcriI the
movement Of tugs and vessels up aud down the
, 1880-03-28

Oats closed at 31ssc for May aud 27szc for April.
Rye was steady at 711lc for fresh No. and CSC
for seller April. Barley closed at f5c cash No. 2
and sac do extra g. ...........
Hogs were active and steaty at H. a10t.45 Tor
light and ut $4.2o04.75 for heavy. Cattle were
active and firm ut $2.1505O0 for common to
choice. .....
a vessel Was chartered to take Il, 900 bu corn
to Kingston at l0c. The Duffnlo rate was &c, With
carriers generally holding their craft ut 1c.
, 1880-03-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

They Begin to Show the Effect Of the
Approach Of Easter.
The season Of Lent having come and gone, an
Increased trade will mark the business of fssu-
ing marriage licenses. Yesterday there were
twenty-sfx certificates granted, which was the
largest number on any one day for the past
seven weeks, showing that good many couples
waited till the arrival Of Easter before engaging
In matrimony. The number of certificates
granted the past week was eighty-five. The
Oldest applicant was aged SO and tho youngest
II. The following list gives the particulars:
, 1880-03-28
THE STRAITS.

Speetat Otspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MACK1NAw CITY, Mich, March 2T.-The ice Is
all breaking up and moving up. Think 1t must
be broken away through to Lake Michigan. tits
all clear between here and Mackinac Island. It
hus not moved in the south chanpel yet, but
think it soon will. II the weather holds favor
able for few days boats can get through.
Weather warm, wind east and heavy, with prus-
poets Of rain.
Special Dspateh to 7ne Chicago TribuaA
CHEBoYGAS, Mich, March s7.-Wind east, a
gale, and raining. May possibly break the ice IN
wind shifts for up-hoats US far as this port.
, 1880-03-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Thu prodpte Markets Fairly 5tti1e-Pfo4ixens
Stronger and Heats hanted.
RreadstuHs Easier-The Wheat Deal Affected
by the Rainfall.



The stock market yesterday WIS Dull me
bank statement showed an ancicase ot <1oo'o'
in the reserve, with over s4.on'uU oec1ease III
deposits. au1 about $sh9td"o Ia toahs- 1"'s' ~
comparison with the statement ~ last "eeA'
must be regarded as favorable INC movement
in investment stocks wills less Marked pu1 peaces
were well maintained chicago A4toa "o-
vnnced to 11&as, tcry large increase 10 earnings
being announced. New 3orS tentfsa1 fnom l'e:a
on Thursday rose TO Lf.7ss Nor1n"esteFh pre-
derrrd. ll0: ST. Paul preferred. lo'h. In non
dividend stocks quotations were lower. onlo q
Mississippi ~ to s. =; ST. Joe 5t@ 10 oo's ME-
eouri. KANSAS s. Texas 4s9s 70 AN; Lake hf'o
d Western 3aa TO 5o4; "apasn +'1 ~
4yL: Pacific Ault - 10 4o33 1anaaa'an 20
to 3Css. Just at the close OF business 81
Paul dc Sioux City common advanced 1rou
, 1880-03-28


Before the train left Bay City yesterday MORN
ing for Detroit Il woman nearly six feet tall
and having a complexion like Il fresh burned
brick entered the depot followed By dog al
most as big as ycar}ius calf. Having pnr-
chased ticket the woman stnod beside the
ttsitl until the conductor cu1ue along. when she
led of with:
you nave been piutcd out to me as the boss OF
"Hssm: As.n =. was % his m modest de-: TcPly: 49, -,
''And this dog is going along with me. He
goes wherever 20 every time Ii the year.
Yes, he can go down in the bagg,lge-clr.''
Mot any, he can'tl That's what I stopped
you for. This ere dog is going long in Ills ere
car and nowhere elsc!''
*'phc rules Of the road"
around by everybody, and he never demands bis
rights; but Lucinda hain't Thomas,-not By a
Madam, let me-
zig red bands ou1 "d pGd aad th ttens aH Oh Sntn her
and what l want to know is whether SOU want
10 10. 1alse row On the curs or have it right now
The conductor looked the dog over, and was
ABOUT to shake his head when the woman
oegan t 1l nnty1ng her bonnet and quietly re-
~ s'posc, being IS am d woman, 1t would be
no no more than fair for the deg to sail la with me-
Come here, leontdus!''
ahtxer ahn W up his legs, take your dog and get
.Honest 9!t,1 :: 1ntunT'
NO row after the cars start?'
,".Then that settles that, and I'm much
99o!eeged, though you did kinder hang or at
self!'' 10~A 4'Ne "no DeDa'e }ou1-
Prnnunciamento to the public: The best COM
, 1880-03-28
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRODUCTS-Were more active and much
stronger though larKe part OF the business trans
acted was merely changing from one month to an
other. Hogs were In light supply and firm, which
started up active demand for pork. especially as
there has recently been good consumptive demnnd
for meats, and pork Is relatively cheap. Lard fol-
lowed slowly after pork had taken sathcr sharp ad
vance. The packing at this point since March IL
suited be about 3n0 head, against III 0 for same
1ltne lSa The Cincinnati Price Current gives the
fnt1n lnrr fror thar
, 1880-03-28

The following were the receipts aud shipments
nf the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty-fonr hours ending at O'Clock
Saturday morning, and the corresponding time
list year:
, 1880-03-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Murch 21-l1:U a. m.-FLouH-No- l.
i3s; No. J. lis ID.
Observation-Disclosures No. ]. lis 1od: No. 2, lis.
spring. No. l. lis ID No, 2, lbs ID; club No. lis 9d
No.. lis Id. Corn--Sew, No. l, 5s 1l]4d.
pnoyIsIoSS-Pork, SIS I'd. Lard 3ss.
, 1880-03-28


William ". Bates is building sloop yacht
for SOD of Capt Parker, to be used on one Of
the little lakes In Waukesha County, Wisconsin.
The craft will have her greatcst beam forward,
as safeguard against capszing.
Tho grafn~laden schooner Klngftsher did not
get into dry-dock at Miller Brothers. .ship-yard
yesterday, after all. Following her the schoon-
ers Hattie Earl and Autures will be dacked. aud
next in order the schooner Mears mud ting But
Ter.
Two vessels started the season on Friday after
al-yfz.: the schoone1s Lottie Cooper and Jenny
Lind: But they did not tow out until late In the
evening.
Tho schooner William Jones left this port at
noon on Thursday, reached Horns Pier ut noon
Oh Friday, and byr O'clock the same evening
had finished taking on cargo, and started upon
The tug Crawford is already partially housed.
She will SO into commission between the 10th
and 18th Of april.
G. Baker in the command of the schooner James
Couch.
H. S. Halsted, it is said, has succeeded In OBJ
%ent Sy wsich t he viii vii be- enanled to ] empluy
American wrecking-rugs and wreckers in an
other effort to rescue the schooner F. 3. Gar
diner from the rocks at Windmill Point, Lake
Erie.
PORT LIST.
ARRIVALS.
Prop Sky Lark, Reuton Hurbor, sundrfes.
Prop George Dunbar, Muskegon. lumber.
Prop Mike Gruh, Muskegon, lumber.
CLEARASCEs-
Prop George Dunbar, Muskcxon.
Schr Atnunto, Muskegon.
schr Ralph Campbell, Muskegon.
Schr Mary E. Packard. puekArds Pier.
Schr >: 4. Irish, Grand Haven.
Schr City OF Grand Rapids, Grand Haven.
Sehr ], Y. Taylor, kcwRunee.
Schr Tom Sim1ns, Grand Hnven-
, 1880-03-28

NEW York, March :7.-Schuefcr and Sexton
played Tonight the Inst game in the billiard
tournament for the benefit OF the Irish Relief
Fund. Schnefcr led and closed the game in the
twenty-t1rst inning. Highest rln* III; average,
= -. Sections scure .l9, und an average Of
10 1870. SchAefcr will play of with Heiser for
the medal Monday.
, 1880-03-28

Corresponding weet last wear. iGNu,sst; :! Iii1J
Finunciai circles were shocked TO learn TINT
the Hon. William H. Ferry, for the past thirteen
Years Vicc-Prcsidcnt OF the Commercial Na1on-
Ill Bank, died Friday evening ut Lake Forest
lie was also for many years Il Director in the
Northwestern Railway. and Eas President Of the
West WISCONSIN Koad. extending from Leroy to
St Paul. For several years he has occupied II
leading position In the financial and railway af-
fairs Of the Northwest He was man Of I'M
bending energy, and yet cautious and co1scrva-
tive. and possessing mind that could grasp the
most complicated problems and bring out results
alike satisfactory and valuable His integrity
was ever above suspicion, and be therefore all
ways occupied positions Of high trust and re-
sponsihiiity'. He was about 6. years of age. His
loss viii be very severely felt by wide circle Of
our best business men and by the community
generally.
, 1880-03-28

canal and should receive attention. Whose
duty is it to BEE that these three obstrucHons to
navigation arc taken out OF the way OF causing
serious damage to doatfng property?
, 1880-03-28

GRAIN AND COARSE FREIGUTS.
The recent decline in grain freights has had
no very discouraglng effect upon ressel~ownera.
On the contrary, they manifest spirit OF in-
difference, aud freely express the belief that
things wi Il right themselves as soon us nayIgn-
ton opens fully. Then vessels will become
scattered in IN intinit number of directions,
and the scarcity Of tonnage sure to he creuted in
this Way will have the etloct, so they nrguc, to
send rates upward The snme feeling appears
to be largely prevalent among owners Of lumber
vessels YES, Ihe ony gruin charter exported yestero
cents for corn to Kingston; capacity. 1900
bushels. Course freight charters embrace the
n;", sG4w L. ~ IL forres esdar ties fr3m AhnnPes to
Mullen, cedar ties from Horn g Pier TO Chicago,
two trips. ut SIX cents apiece The inquiry Tor
readiness to accept charters.
The following offerings are in the market for
takers: lu000 tofd Of irou-ore from Escannba to
81 cents; any quantity If ice from Grcen Buy to
Chicago, with deck loads Of cednr posts the ice
to be currled at 81 80 per ton l40U tons Of irt-
offered and $l25 asked; 7uU,ol0 feet OF lumber.
Cheboygnn to Chicago, ct $l.5o per l,oo0 feet:
cents apiece: wood from Traverse bay to Chi
cago at 81 q per co5d, with deck loads Of bark;
wood from Horns Pier to Chicago ut $1.75 per
L cents npi"cc; oax ties from Whitehall t0 Chi
cago n.y. 1T . % Gents npiece; lumber from sAgiin'w
nHd iSat lily 70 CnlCAy0 vt $..1u Der 1%ut0 teEt:
lumber from AlpenA to Chicago AI - per ,LU5
fect: also, cedar ties from Alpenn to Chicago ut
eight cents 'plece; TWO yht-dlalught vessels
urc wanted for the season in tho Peu1watcr luu-
Der trade. 1T going rates; II Egnt-drnught vessel
IS wanted to carry cedar ties frotn Ahnupcc to
bc taken III the harbur. Vessels urc waited to
earry hardwood lumber from Traverse City to
Chicago, but no freight is namcd there are ulso
S0,OOv 'ednr ties, besides lnrge number OF tele-
gruph poles: to be carried to this port from Drum
innnd island, ut the head OF Lake Huron.
The Buffalo Express Of Friday says: "The
schooners Elizabeth Jones and u. S. Austin have,
VIC understand. been chartered BY tile Lehigh
Valley CoaI Company to loud coal for Chicago ut
though vessel-owuers are asking 81"
, 1880-03-28

,fronunciameuto to the public: The best COM
ple4lonal beautiQer is GIeun's Sulphur soap,
, 1880-03-28
posts. decrease 81 1877 100: circulation. 1ncrease,
| $19.4fU; reserve, increase. $100,525.
| The banks now hold 500, It's in excess OF their

Money loaned up to per cent per annnm and
1-;e per diem. and closed Offering at 3. Prime
mercantile paper. 5G6-
Sterling exchange, sixty days, steady and fairly
active ut 4s5; demand, 4aS.
, 1880-03-28

All Trains run via Milwaukee. Tickets for St Pnul
and minneapolis are good either via Madison aad
fEals1e on Chlen. or vi2 In Crosae aud WtnonA
Illinois Central RAtlroMd.
Depot foot OF Lake-st and OF fTwentT-sacond-st
Tfcket 0hce, Ii Randolph-st, near Clark, Grand
arth ~ md
, 1880-03-28

! Thomas E. West. ..25..>. = Thirty~etehth.
| Maggie Campbell. H.. .2m W.TWenty.sec'a
, 1880-03-28

ChtcMRo q AIfN0-
Union Depot West Side. near Madison-st nrfdxe md
ywenty-thsrd-st Ticket Unices. al Depots =, Sop.1
C.ark-sts Lrund Pacific Hoiel and Palmer House
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-18
BULLION TAN.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro
ce.ds of mines for the quarter ending March
SIst 1850, is now due, and payable at my
otti,.e in the Courthouse OF the County Of
HUMBOLDT, and that the laws for its collection
viii be strictly enforced.
l.. i. RICHARD, County Assessor.
Winnemucca, May II, lsso. Aw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-18

A Philadelphia private detective was
employed by q jealous wife to watch
her husband, but could discover moth
ing wrong in his conduct. Such a re-
port, however, would have ended the
job sooner than the detective desired,
and SO he gave accounts Of imaginary
misconduct, thus leading the wife to
apply for divorce. He is now under
arrest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-18

A man who firmly believes that a
second food will come next November
u cover the whole face OF the earth is
building an ark at Helena, Texas. The
craft will hold fifty persons, with food
f)r forty days and forty nights, and he
will take passengers at $500 each.
Every other vessel, he explains, will be
wrecked.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-18

Having purchased the City Bakery, viii
snare no mains 10 merit the patronage of the
nlIIJie CHRIS. uIEHL
Wiuue,nucca, December II, 1870 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-18
THE SILVER STATE.
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