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Insurance.

Office Of insurance, statistics and his
tory, Austin, TeSse, April II, lSSj,-To
all whom 1t may coaceIn: This is to
certify that the Manhattan Life Insur-
auce company, of New York, New
York, has in al respects fully compiled
with the laws of Texas As conditions
precedent TO its doing business in this
state, and that said company holds a
certificate OF authority from this office
emitting 10 to do business In this state
for II months from the LIST day OF Jauu-
Dry, 1885, to tho 3lst day of December
1885.
l., S. -Given under my hand and
seal, ~ Office, IN Austin, the day aud
dOto first above written.
n. y. BEE, Commissioner.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-THE Jour
nals Bloomington special reports that
Chesley Chambers, who is charged with
tho robbing of the express safe on the
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago rail-
way, On the night Of april 90, and the
dangerous wounding of Davis aud
Webber, was again placed in Jail This
afternoon. A search warrant revealed
tho presence of $40 in Cham
bgTS' trunk, and the bills
bore the mark made by the passage OF
tho express needle. These facts becom-
ing known to mis- hondsman they sur.
rendered Chambers 10 the authorities.
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After an Old Deserter.

PALESTINE, May l5.-[Special.l Tive
weeks ago, Mr.. Jansen, fuel agent al
this place for the international & Greal
Northern railroad, disappeared and il
has recently developed that he was de-
serter from the Fort Scott, Kansas,
post, United States army, since
1873. 4 warrant was issued for his ar-
rest aud return to the military post at
San Antonio and it is supposed tnat his
friends got wind of the tact and acceler-
ated his escane. Jansen was well likeo
by al who knew him and il 10 no mat
ter OF surprise that he fled government
drudgery at SIG per month to Fl au hon
orab!a position worth ton times as
1rlInh
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Cnre kor PMe..

Piles ere frequently preceded by q
sense Of weight in tho back, Joins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing tho
patient 60 suppose no has some s1ec-
don of tine kidneys or neigbbOring or
gans, Az times, symptoms of indigss'
oton ars present, hatu!ency, unoasi-
moss. OF tho stomach, etc. A moisture:
like perspiratior, producing very dis.
sgaeabia itching, alter getting warm,
in "A common attendant. bIuG,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at ongo
20 the Application Of Or. Boz grko's Pile
21, edy, which acts directly pom The
COS affected, absorbing the G'umOrs,
3l'aYiug the intense iGgning, and affect.
ing permanent cure, Price, 90 cents,
Address, lhs Dr. B0sanko Medicine Go.
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists,
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Rev. Sylv0nus Cobb thus writes In the
Boston Christian Freemau;-Wo would
by no means recommend any kind OF
medicine which we did not know tu loo
good-partlcularly for Infants Hut Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup we oap
speak from knowledge, In our own
family 10 has proved n blessing indeoc
10y. giving an infant troubled with coiic
pains quiet sleep, and the parents I'M
broken rest at night. Most parents car
appreciate these blessings. Here is ~
article which works to perfection and
which Is harmless; for tho sleep which Il
affords the infant is perfectly natural,and
tho little cherub awakes "bright rs n but
tom" And during the process of teeth.
ing its valRe is iucalculable. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without it from the birth OF
the child till il had finished with the
tGething siege, OF any consideration
whatever. Sold by all druggists. 2
cents a bottle.
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a r,-e4 sent any address, securely sealed, for thirty
..f tnuts. should BE- read 10y aL Address as ahoyp
-Has hours frou, a. ii. to p. X. Sundays 70 PIT
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rus EGYPTIAN CJuPuN QUESTION.
PARIS, May 10. --Lo Temps says II has
reason 10 believe that other foreign con.
suls At Cairo have been ordered 10 Join
NJ. do Talladier in protest against the
khbdlvlca decree ordering deduction
oil b p0r cont, from tho Egyptian
coupons before ratification by the pow
ors participating in tho London conyen-
ton,
the sUEI CANAL.
The sub committee OF the Suoz canal
commission has concluded an olabora.
ton OF the draft of the treaty
excepting the clauses relating 20 inter
national control, upon which delegates
are unable TO agree. The second read
ing OF tho draft was fixed for tho 18th
INST, when u plenary commission will
DO summoned To meet.
IMPEACHMENT DEMANDED.
Radicals insist upon the Impeachment
NJ, jules Ferry, late premier, and his
whole mi nistry on account o. deception,
which they are charged with having
practiced in regard 10 the Franco Chi
nose war.
THAT'S THE CORRECT VIEW OF IT.
La Republiquo Francalse insists
that France must adhere TO the French
proposals regarding the International
supervision OF the Suez canal, and says
II England will not supervise the canal
with Eurone, Europe will supervise
the canal without England.
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McKfNNEY, May lG.--[Specisl.l J.,
Judge Wolfe, returned last evening and
Arhis'morning tho commissioner court
received and approved the report OF
N, W. Bagiey, county treasurer. Asses.
sor Nj. Larry estimates the inctegs5
of taxable values OF Collin and thinks
the valuation will exceed $S,500,000. The
commissioners courG ther levied Jaxes
for the ensuing year as follows: court
house 10 cents; county purposes, Is cents (;
poll, p cents; occupation Dae daft that
of the STATE. The state lax IL 25 cents,
making the kch,icl l2ilz cents This
makes a total tax in Colin of77E cents
on the $l00 valuation.
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fanH iu TACO, Uhamhef4 almost loot Hnu
troll 0l his vniOa when Ffindfv luHH
toned him about Wright, bat gave
noiihhr him or Webbef reason Tor sua.
plfuu, aud They dismissed him, i0lliin
him a. hn A. tito COURTROOM w testify
against Wright A. Chambefs LETT th0
room, Wabber was violently arltated,
and pullinR Fredieyis arm, he OK
claimadl "FOr ODDS sake, don't lot
that mnn gol That's the man who shoi
mo and DavlsW warrant was then
made Tor Chambers, and no was hold In
f5.CgO bond
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TERRELL, May 10 Especial. "A
timely shower this evening; acceptable
to farmers and gardnors.
Physicians are now holding their req
ular monthly meeting, and were ad-
dressed by Dr.. Anthony, on the disease
OF cholera. Free discussion of the sub.
jsct was engaged in by all present.
Mayor Il. Il. Frank and Alderman g.
g, Wilson wore in Dallas yesterday
purchasing piping and fixtures for the
city water works.
There will be 10 gain in the census OF
the school children of the city this
year
The scavenger force is cleaning up
the cess pools. II choleua comes Terrell
hopes to defeat it tor want OF filth to
uoIiriSh il,
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GAINESVILLE, May l5.-TSpecihl.l-W
a. Poole was brought 10 the city last
evening for n hearing before Judge
Pnsr, on a writ of habeas corpus. Poole
Dolly Hart, a girl 10 years 90, IN Wise
county. ph9 case came up last night,
The aef9HGa,t being Represented by
J0nn Il. Loveipy aud tho stale by
County Attorney CarsWell. Upon hear
ing the evidence, tho judga considered
that it Was not sufficiently sGrong to
war; mt him in refusing bail, and a:-
cordingly defendant was held in $1,000
bail
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M1NEoLA, Mey Is -LSpecial.l-Qu
an excitement was caused hero yester-
dey by the arrest OF United States Dep
uty Marshal Bob Ingram, of Sulphur
Springs. He came here tor the purpose
OF making some arrests, DGt, being iona
of liquor, he was soon most gtoriOusly
crunG, and becoming too boisterous, the
alert officers of this place arrested and
carried him before his august maj
eslY, the mayor, where he was
fined $25, and escorted to jail till he
had recovered from his spree.
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paso Agitatso over Court House

Ell PAso, May l6.-LSPecial,l J. There
is a good deal OF excitement about the
alleged fcaud perperatcd against the
cx-payers Of this county by the archi-
tect and contractors OF the $l5O,0Jl
courthouse. The plans and specilicA-
TONS have been in tho hands Of these
parties since thor adoption and no copy
returned by the county court. 70 ia al
legged that several pages have been cut
out and others substituted changing
the character OF Use nlateria 10 the OK
tent OF $4,000. THO county court viii
probe the matter and a number OF citi.
zeus have employed attorneys 70 prose
cute the C Sc. Alfred Giles, OF SGr An
tonic, is tho architect, and Brittop d
Long, Of Dallas, are The contractors.
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these are Solid Facts.

ragniatny over. nIarsi ,githin fhe rsgoL
of suffer ng humanity, truly is Electric
Bittars. Inactivity Of tho Liver Bill
iousuoss, Jaundica, Constipation, Weak
Kidney 5, or nuy 81 ease OF the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appe.
tier, tonic or mild stimulant, will
always find Electric Btiers tho hest
AID only certain cure known. They
ac5 surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed TO give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents
q bottle by w. II. Howell IL Bro.
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Angio-R Russian.

THE GEAR PROUD OF KoMARoFF.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May lG.-rhe c2ar
has sent Gen. Komaroif sword of
honor The hit of the sword IL of gold,
and the scabbard richly set with dia-
monds. The present was accompanied
by an autograph lettor from the czar,
warmly prslsing Gen. KOmarofi's mill
tRry measures and his prudence and
hrmness in dealing with the Afghans,
ss well as his gallantry in the engage
uent a. Dashkepri. A similar honor
was conferred upon Gen. Xakryewski.
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Spain,
CONOIERING THE CHOLERA.

CONNJEKINU THE UUOLERA,
MADRID, May l6.-Over 400 persons
have beon inocUlated with cholera mi
crobes by Dr.. Fersan in the province Of
Valencia, ~ a preventive Of disease.
The new system is said to ba entirely
successful and the epidemic is disap.
poering. DR.. F5rren intends t. visit
En. land within few weeks.
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SIRA0GLlNG BACK TO CAIRO.
CAIRO, May lG.-Huudreds of officers
"nd soldiers from tho remnant of Lord
Wol,loy'S Nile expedition are arriving
at Wady- H8lfa and Cairo. Many OF
them arc on the sick list.
RAVEL AND Eli MAHDI TO FIGHT.
a great battle is expected to
be fought soon at khgrtoum
between l. Mahdi and Ravel, the false
prophet. The latter has collected an
immense crowd of followers and they
are advancing TO attack I'll Mahdi.
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ayJshed and Robbed.

UTICA, New York, May l6,-Miss Cora
Bartlett, pretty young school teacher,
employed near Lee Centre, Oneida
county, was brutally outraged while re-.
turning from school Thursday night.
She was also robbed OF her watch. AL
bert Fore has been arrested for the
clilae and watch recovered.
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ABILENE, May l5.--[Special Fiji
teen head out Of drove of cattle re-
c5utly stolen vt night from the stock
yards here were recovered to-day on
Pecan bayou, Callahan county, by Mar
shat Hill and Sheriff Cunningham. The
search is continued Tor the balance Of
the cattle and foi the robbers. The cat
tie were re-braud1d by The thieves.
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4 Drnggist'a STORY.

MIR. Isaac c. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, n. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten yssTs sold several gross
OF Or. VIM. Halps Balsam For rho
Lungs. Lean say OF it what | cannot
say OF any o,bef medicine. have
never heard - customer speak Oiit but
to praise its virtues in the highest man
ner, have recommended il in great
many cases OF whoOping c0ugh, with
the happiest effects. l have used IN my
own family for many years; in iac5 ai-
ways have bottle IN tnB med,cue
closet.
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AIysterlousiy Shot.

Sr. LOUIS, May l6.--Geitrude Soibort,
living at 1887 McNair avenue, was shot
and killed mysteriously at an early
hour this morning while in bed. Hor
husband was arrested on suspicion, but
he claims his wife shot herself 'ci-
deptaily. Her lite was insure for
So, 600. Neigbb ors say the couple lived
very happily together.
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The America manufacture of re
narkabie floor covering, "L'NoLEUM,"
is now acknO TIedged TO be SO superior
TO Jhe foreign article mat only inferior
grades cen no imported. Tho home
ulad' goods mako perfect floor Goth
OF durability and artistic effect beyond
diapute. Al carpet dealers keep il.
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DfIffNINf, tIUHNHIU. l.YIi... DID,
Rivn Ireland certain schemes i0f mo
oEl4nHlun of local self government
and facilitate land purchases ~ Ire.
land, hnvn failfd M soften ihn fHsii op.
pos iiiun tn hts pDllrv concerning tho
IRISH tflmnH ant, They will HOOOpt
tho whole pflmO Llll.
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ABILENE, May l6.-LSpecial.l Last
night the prisoners confined in the new
equity jail, in this city, filed the non
bars in & window and five desperate
characters escaped. One OF the prison
ers is wanted by the federal authorities.
The fugitives are supposed TO have fled
eastward aud are beiuy pursued.
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BREcKEERID IE, May l5.-LSpecial,l j
S. e. James wa arrested tor tbolt of
horses and lodged in Jail by Sheriff
Douglas, on the 1lth James has been q
residert of this county tor some time,
but would take trip to southern Texas
now anu then Tor recreation, which
CauAad his arrest.
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Wneu you visit or leave Nsw York cry
save Baggage Expressage md So rarrla g
Hire and stop AT The GRAND UNION no.
TEL, opposite Grand Central Depot. %
elegant looms, fitted Up al a cost of owe
million do liars, 81 ana upwards per day
European plan Elevators Restaurant
supplied vito the best. Horse cars, sta as
q d elevated rail Dad TO all depots. Farni-
LES can live tier for less money at the
Grand Union Hotel that at any Othtr first
class hotel IN the city.
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Pho VolGaic Bolt conruuy or Maroh-
'ag,i, Mich, offers ro send 5heir celo-
grated a,.Jru-NDtMc f.gtt and other
tir"sric Appliances or trial for thirty
Hsys 70 url ,NomE nr ald) addicted
t.rb nervous debility, loes OF vital .y
@fl mgpuu9d 4ui al kindred troubles.
Also for 'leua 4gialn, usurGlgiG, ptra.-
ysir and many other diseases, Com
piure restoration to health, vgor ond
manhood guaranteed. No risk De- H.
'urrau, as thirty days trial is atlDw od.
Write them ~ once for illustrated pam
phlet free.
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Tl,at Indiana Train Knbbery am

INDfANAPoLis, May l6.-rhe Jour
nails Bloomington special reports that
THE express robbery and murder, on the
night OF April 20, took an unexpected
changs Today. The preliminary trial OF
Wrighr, she man arrested last Sunday,
was eallod, the courtroom being
throngeJ with excited citizens. It was
.onv rum0ssd TO few that another clue
had bteh discovered. a young man
named GheslSY Chambers had been
summoned as n witness, who, en- ar
living ia Town, was told that Col.
wanled t. SEQ MIN at his room.
Chsmnefa anne, and, unexpectedly to
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The Victorious Henry Rusg Hanged !.

HUNTEGs POINT, L. L., May 15.-
Charles Henry Rugg, the negro who
murdered old Mrs. Lydia Maybee and
her daughrer Mary ST Oyster Bay, L. l.,
nearly two years ago, w.'s hanged in the
jalt here St7:t5 this morning. He died
without a struggle.
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A Worn Out Carpet.

What is that which is bought by the
yard and worn by the Iset? a carpet.
When you, are worn oUC oy the drainage
upon yonr system from chronic diar-
rhpa or dysentery, try Dr.. Biggors'
ckieberry Cordial.
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a BIZ NernlcAtion.

NEW YORK, May l6.-Wm. r, Morse,
clerk Of The National Suspopder COM
pauy, is found - be short SIG 600 in his
aoo6untg. Morse is .ecretary and
treasurer OF the KulckcrbocAer yacht
cltlb
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The WINS Case.

SHERMAN, May Especially The
examining trial Of Bert Willis, the al
legged telephone fund embezzler, was
postponed until the Goth. Il. X. Baker,
who maGe tho complaint against him,
hacame one of bus hondsman,
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The ohleago Trunlz Tragenians indicted

enc Chlc2iso irunk IraSeuians indicted
CHICAGO, May 10 The grand jury TO
day presented indictments against all
three of the self-confessed murderers OF
Filippo Caruso, Sylvester Ignazis, Au-
CUISINE Girado, alias ''Tbe Dude" and
Giovanni Azzeco were indicted as prin-
cipals To the horrid crime, and Antonio
Mureurio and Bove as accessories.
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Carter'S Little Liver Pills have no
equal q. . pro apt aud positive cure tor
SICK headache, oiiiou suoss, constipa-
ton, pain in the side, and all liver
troubles. Try them.
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sl6 Elm street. Piles, ulcer, rsiula, and
all rectal diseases cured oy g new aud
painless method OF treatment, without
the knife or ligatare. Cures guaranteed;
examination free. 84iasI'sf
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,vn4n The women OF tho House.

ave low spirited ana cross, the real
trouble is probably Indigestion and ner-
Yons disorder Dpn'r scoid, but give
tbam the remedy-a bottle or Parker's
Conic
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- frlf.svidsT that : physician ssyA.
,,,5 iM We d,a, re .',,s oi Gases ,,ts;s
81 Osef tue country know Ing this frequently
'-ostlmeno eases 10 the oldest oflce IN hmer6
. ~. .a &C. eyey, sh9wn appliance |; re'o,ts
Ges Auu countries are ss.u, a whole MOUSE N
- Tor uitce purposes, ana all are treated viii
'Eib N respectful manner, and, snovis(
yEai 20 do, noaNperhugnts arr made. ON 80
'H''rS - NE yrsa' number applying, tn{
.3A'gr, are trlt low OIteu tower than IL ~
set spcrdy ana perfect lif6 cure, that 10 u
Important matter. Pampalot % pages. sAi-
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E3hiloh's Courh ans NopsaG.p@Ya Gpra
Is sold By N EIgIa1Jes. Y rl rpa
HlsumuAl. Sold ~ Z. l., " lila 0S
IN
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THE QUEENS FAVOR,

LoNpoy, May l6.-The queen will con-
fer the order Of The Garter, with the title
OF "his royal highness," on Prince
Louis OF BatteEberg, on the occasion Of
his marriage Ia Princess Beatrice.
1880 p. m,--Cousols, G05-l6.
MIR. LOWELL.
MIR. Lowell VIII sail Tor acme on June
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FIRST RACE Running Purse, $3.50; free for
all: single dash Of one-quarter Of . mile.
First horse, el25; second horse, $26.
Second Race Running Purse, $500; free for
all; mile heats; best three in Ave. First
horse, $4o0; second horse, $780,
Third Race Running Consolation Purse, $50;
angles dash Of three quarters Of . mile, for
all houses that have contested In the above
races and have NOS taken any purse. First
horse, 1t95; second horse, s25.
uulsss othsrwise specified, the entrance fee
Van b Is peg cent of The pprse - b com.
petsd for -
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tDetruH ree Gress
There were half dozen of them
holding down as many chairs in a sub
urban drug store the other evening,
when the talk changed to tramps,
thieves aud burglars. and Smith said
"Well, now. but I'd like to try an
experiment. am little skittish about
these despsradoes, and Mrs. Smith
knows il and takes advantage to brag
about her own courage. She says she'a "A
juss like to fund tramp on the door
step who refused to dust when she
ordered bin TO. !"
"Well!a asked one,
well, suppose one Of you rig up and
go to the front door and demand some
thing to eat. and be mighty impudent
about it, 1t will give her scare aud
stop her braggingN
The crowd fell id with the idea, and
one o. the men donned an old hat and
coat and tixedu as tramp. Ten miu-
ntes later he was knocking at the side
door, while Smith and his fre nds were
posted across the street.
Ii wasn't two minutes after the
tramp's first knock before he came out
OF the yard. He came over tire fence
He was in such hurry that he ran
thirty rods before he could bring up.
When Smith and the others reached
him he had his hat off and was feeling
his head and gritting his teeth to keep
back g groan.
"Well." said Smith, "what did yeu
do"
Told her I wanted hot supper p.
a. O." y 4lA~tA =
"And what did she say"
.'6he mixed me whether would have
boasd turkey or fricsssssd chicken, and
while l WAS trying 20 make ppv my
! mssds.se thtss ims pd th.shis. eruck
me oa the head with : club. snd
pushed me of the sksps,y dTI TIAt1tbs sans
time" ae
.pv Aad. every one of the group looked
back and saw Mrs. Smith on the wslk
in froat Of the house apparently wsit.
ing for sonsbedy's return. and ssch
man gssped out; wuu sxs2awH
"well. I'll be xqzooed !" asqsf 3
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY SUNDAYS Elk
EH .oEPTED BY mann
~. J.. HILL 4 CO.
rERNfs OF SUBSCRIPTION:

9ne COPY, one year, by mail .......ss 90
Jre epilf, SIX months, by mail ,......... 90
one eepv, three mont's, hy mail. ..... 80
Delivered 5g Carrier. a5 Gents per week,
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". 4 1tsEsLi., Sacramento, California.
J. CAsE i authorized TO collect and re.
,eipt fof subscriptions TO the SILVER STATE in
Paradise aliey.
5. X. iouNG is authorized TO collect and
fecsIF far subscriptions to the SILVER STATS at
Sig Meadows
4. C.sfS is authorized to collect and receipt
Tor subscriptions to the SILVER SrArx In Spring
CITY.
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RArEs OF ADVERTISING:

oae 81. re- 10 lines) FIRST Insertion ....s2 50
Each q 9eqnent Insertion, per square -, CO.
fgFa reduetion 70 regular advertisers
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second Day-wsdnesday. October sstl

secsnd Day-wcdnesday. october ssth.
, dash OF mile; free for al. First horse, $3.50;
second horse, $50. asses .fae.sf s
Second Trotting, b harness Purse, $500;
for all horses that have not beaten three
minutes prior to September 1st, 1855; mile
heats: three best in five. First horse, $50;
second horse, $50.
Third Raee- Running Purse, $3.50; for three
year olds and under; one halt mile and re-
peat; free for all horses raisei and owned in
Nevada, Eastern Orsgen and Idaho. First
horse, 500; second horse, $50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-20
$4,000 in PREMIUMS.


Pfrst Day-Tucsday. october s5th.
FIRST RACE -Running-Purse, $500; single
dash u three @aartefs OF miis: free for ALL
First horse, $50; second horse, $50
Second Race Running Purse, $3.50; free for
all; one -hah mile and repeaty Fret horse,
$l75; second horse, $75.