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oENTLFMEN,s LIST.

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HeiIeh m,,,py
nains nt anu i, Mrs ~ 4
nuMerH u, S w
moNS, wv IN,
n3,sley' MNl
ya,ioeit, h.oney
yonnso,la
yoncs' a ,
Jones, Aisen
Jackson' ~
JACKSON 9eoIgT
yo,n,un' spnh
Johnson, non Jus N
Joyce Jhilleh
johnson, Osker
Jones hlTnaIu
JORDAN Y hlce
Jordan, " n
hlng y
hclly, ynliles
Kenny. TbomasJ
Kiinqer. VIII A
Iittic. A II
Lawson, Gil
Long Hon FV
latham. h n
~. George N
LYONS. n
Isfichiid. II
I,ynch. John
lee. Rey NV
leonard. j
lee lanes ID
leo Mason
Too i
Iioyd wm n
Ieonnrd w
Manning
Mabr GI ~
MsC,irty, OH
MniTett ID m
Moionev Fdmnnd
Monney Frank
MysrS Ienrge w
MSnnIng, Georro
Mnrsh 1intrv
MiGlen. i'm
McNsiiy- Rev John
nfiaa. ~
Morgan. John
NarTon Iohn
Meiniosh' Jordon
Marian Iohn
Morton Jnsenh
March Jacoh M
Moore NV
Moyton .TnI,n
Miils N n
Maione' Nh
Novnn PATRICK
Mnrbrey. RIC 2l
Maioney' Thos
Melanfsv. WK
Norton Cant FL
Norton' FrnncisL
Newman. Henry
Nesmith I'll
Olds, non Lewis p 10Y
Prict oil george
pinnl, 1T
plnkett. Joseph
Perry 4 A
PAYNE. LewIas
Pratt pa
Porter GenP
Parker. Richard IL
Perry al
Paul, s Wentworth
Pratt. Willie
Palmer, WIN
Parker, wv ID
Rshm, Albert VIM
Robinson, Hon Fw
Russell, George
Rafsery, John
Randall. ]
Stands, Booker
SpTlgqs, Calvert
stewart, Charles
Skater, Elias
Strange, Emerson o
5mltn, \ -
stevens, GOV
suttoh
saul, non MI
schlllldt y9nh
SWnIhtea' MT
sullivan, Miellael
satoyer, " W IA,
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Schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 40 1sss
until further notice. ~ A0'O'
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Washington Stock Exchange.
The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
in on the Washington Stock Exchange 10 furnished
by Messrs. Bell q o., bankers. No. 1887 Pennsyl-
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STEAMBOAr LINES.

ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
- REsS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
Cheap Rates and Superior Accommodations,
First class fare 81 round trip $3.50.
Safe and cOmmodious Strs. LADY OF LAKE
ana JANE MOSELEY DAILY,
at $50 p, m, from Sixth ST. Wharf
Stopping at Colonial Beach, Piney Point. and
Cornheld Harbor going and returning
Secure rooms and tickets at Baltimore ana
Ohio Ohices, 1851 and 6l9 Pa. ave-, who wiz
For information inquire at General ONCE, 9th
st. Wharf Telephone call o..
ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y'and Treas
GEO. r. PHILIPS, Superintendent,
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

FRANK TRIGG, ~ 'ASenser AGENT
Eastern paSgpnpar AUonk
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ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
IL MONROE.
Str GEORGE IEARY Str. EXCELSIORI
one OF which leaves Seventh.street wharf
daily Except sunday at $3.50 p m.
CHEAP RATES: BEST ACCOMMODATIONS. FARE,
sl,26 round TRIP, ~.
Returning, leave Norfolk daily (except Sun.
day. at p. m, from Boston wharf Connect at
NORFOLK with BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
steamers.
AZ OLD POINT with Steamer ARIEL for
RICHMOND.
Secure rooms and tickets at Baltimore and
Ohio Offices 1851 and 6l9 Pa. ave, 81. Mare
Hotel and Knox express, COS Pa ave, who
win also check baggage from hotel and private
residences.
For further information inquire at Company's
once 7thst wharf Telephone Call 1853.
myl2-u WIN. L. WELCH, Genernl Agent
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tFrom "Wednesday. Daily.I



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IN" 'N'h'nS you viii De lonesome on
ei'e''"h diy
G. c, WIrncr Go forwarded on Sun
aHy I car ln ii If gre from the Er, min =.
Tu-ctrora, to S.t Lake City for rrduc
ton
N,ll,y ti.v s',f,,,l M, c,r o. n,
non,IS c,,r.r -. IN An, C,I,n
ID. YrS,r Il " they forS lei by fast
freight 10000 pnuuls merch an lise u
Tn<'nrrrt.
Al DIl,s. Democrat, r,,ail,,.
for sheriff CAIN. i, from, ,h,. .,st.r,
mart of the couutv Lv ,his mo,nip,,.
t,ain.
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anil Harry il irir,n ,iriyiny LIN .iur.s
in ~. ,rnr..n.n ~, linz. stem in ouv
nirlt mud try The r~cllrs.
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The fnl.nSiuy ne Nsy items are kindly
furnished " 10y a coupe Of the fair one
at Ruhy Valley:
C,~niila'"s ~ both political parties ate
making lively iu~s IL Pie Canyon.
Mis-, Jrs,i Grlm~y ii Soru Ruby,
his I~"n visiting her many flea Is in
;hi. We mtv.
Mis- K,tir Ga-Lnr h,- hrrm visiting
Pile nnyun ir-u Is vro hv, p,SscL
many h,pry h"urs N her 81" -i"'y.
Mi,. Z .ilv L.u,I. o. .,..: V.I.v
ms irit u for the winter aud - a,trn !.
~chuo' in Z 10.
The MAN. fi~nl<of N. g. \. Nch
OIL will regret t. lean tn 1t sh. is IL
very pc T health.
Su "tu Wrolv~rt m mt with u s"rinrs
accident last week IN ~n'trmi.timg Ia
mount II horse she f,!! AL d.s!o;I:cl
IN trn ~ i slowly r.c,ver,a:.
IL RI nrrltIt " sr: to have n
~e idiuG III the NEAR IN Ur". Can y,u
CUES, VIA" are the lucky ones?
The ~rrr,t Nilry sunday S,hopl is
vel. attended and IN t. Interesting,
j j. Wright. = Z - lcur Of this III zee
met with = ,rN"rr arc | Mt ia Bu.ir Val.
ley Recently wL n b.: the falling Of hi,
hnr-r hi+ hg Ms broken.
W q i"Soil uul vie seem to he en-.
jp,ing their new lfrtr pr"fccli"n.
l.. L nllll, Of Clover Valley, will
spend tue winter at l. II. wOoIvcrton's
place ia Secret Valley.
Mr.. rHns. O'Cnumcr is rs healthy
nn: suri bic ~ u u.
It i r.pmt"I that grim crops did MT
yield a, well - was ,Ipertel.
rEIUgo3E " SNOWFALL.
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Judge Delknap.

This gentleman who is n candidate
for reelection t. the Supr me Bench
~ ~ man W ."sc legal knowledge nmI
sound discretion. together with nis
steady huhit-. cminrntly 1T him for the
position which he nos occupies nui for
which lac asks the suGlrtg"nf the people
ut the coming election. a. The Office uf
Justic" 81 the Supreme Court IL not n
political one, the qualifications OF nspir.
ants ARE not measured by their poIiti.
CT faith in1 only o." whusr moral
chrractr nnl legal ~stLnriry nrr uulire,
ton Il should receive the support OF the
intelligent voters Of the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-24

Mr.. wooihurn liz still q uniting the
Il my excuse that he refused iu nuke
~ JOINT canyts' with Mr.. McNIiIIru he.
cause the IHngcmcnt would hGyc him
In Wimncmuccc ~ the evening II Nov.
It. The challenge wns made nn Sept.
10Th, three days before Mr. McAIlllcu's
appointments were m,lc. nul crutiins
thus sentence, arrangements aud dates
for same to lie agreed upon 10y brtI
commit c-." THIS shows TINT Mr.
W"oIhuru's ,Nrusc ia u false QUE, dOcs
h uut2
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no MORE BLooDI sR4R-.

1t j. II ri,rs'uI feature 0 The present
caInTnIrn AMI II bUlc. u ,IIu OF riu:a-
II & reason I!rni the b!upiy surt dt
uccu wholly eliminated non politics
No rub.Ir speaker h,s waved It, uuUI
campaign or tors nre u]rpcuins to the
reason rather tan til: pscJ llices Oi
tieir hearers. Tutre Is uo war Issue
iuvuiv Il ia the cumruign. ~ the fact
l now salts aCtDnly rs;db isIcd TIA At NJ
attempt viii ever he mnlc TO Jay the
{, nj DEBATE debt, OF ch,ngc the status
of Colur.d citiLcus, ns - chIrge |
troll OF the nutiuual admin ,tri.iuu. In
Afknnsis. nltr the recent election,
white and culored voters eel, brnied n
Democratic victory which both helped
achieve in Mississippi county, which
had been Republican for years, aud
both ieistcd on the snnio vinndS aud
danced to the same tunes at their jOllia-
cnti II meeting. Democrats in many
uinccS nominate for Office aud ndv"c IL
tie election uf men whr were ]uronunrc.
rl Republicans ~ few yrirs ago, while
the lic,ml leans have inr their STANDARD
lc,rrt- im several ruztnncrS mrn who
slmuu.lizrd wish NJ Nrll a. mru Who
fought iur the "LvSt Cause. "-Si Yer
STATE.
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IL. W. LIvIs. Secretary
FAN ard winter coot.,

] have iu.t received n fine assortment
Of Samples for FALL AND WINTER
Juts, nui ~ I have NAL special nt.
engagements, l mn 10 pr pared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
l~tore. None c,n comrcic with me IL
prices. II ypu wan, u nice SUIT, don't
delay. Remember, perfect 1T guarau-
teoj. No tit, no pay.
81. RkIHItAar.
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hwIs!Itlll L.s Campaign.

Mcmillan is doing !ormrn service IN
E.,run N,Nadu s,ls hr ~ YER State.
ants giving rhr G,u|,n,ig,Is If ,i'NcI
Nul their srcrct friends ia Nevada
s!rl; e htun'r biz -. IL hIs S,rp!.u
for two hours to large auIruthu ,it.llr
uu irrurc~ "a every { 'wu in White Pine.
LIucuiu and Ny" counties. The Eu,r.
IL Sentinel stys: 4, i predicted ~
sir. Howell uul all veil in orurd Demo.
rrIt- IN thi, section that Adams. Bell
mnl McMil,u wIii sweep cvcNthiIg ia
Lincoln, Whit. P,nc and Nyr Cnmiir..
and TINT the vote III these tlIr, { couu.
ii : will more than utis,t III" Rel ublicnu
vote III some OF the larger counties IN
tho western part NJ the State"
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Mr.. Stevenson put his son behind the
counter Of h:s GuIl I'LL boarding Il use
white he himself i ont telling the pco.
rlo Of Nevada what n friend uf labor he
H.. After election Nj. Stevenson wilt
rc.appcnr ~ sole proprietor. In the
meantime nothing l. last. The profits
remnin in the family Virginia Chron.
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Genuine New Orleans mnlnsscS for
sale ut W T. Slnth'a
Try our Nrw Iihnpshim PURE MA
pie s,rur 1T " +. Smiths
Purc New York cider vinegar 80
cents a gallon. at ". 4. Suith's
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The Qurrn %! H. 81 nd ia getting
quite fcble aud cannot live long.
Everybody over there scmcS To- feel bad
about Il. Principally from the reason
that the princc ui Wales stands the
sorrow Of his moihct'g sickness o we'll.
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IFfors



This mornings east bound freight
tram carried thirteen cars Of lumber.
A car load oi galloway cattle passed
IhrouS ri last evening going east.
Powder has been reelected Grand
Master No.Xn.L of tue Knights .. L.
Dor.
When YOU ale Inssiig EtirLhrt's
COX At the prcsS. ~ p.aiu 10 uTcs. UL
goods at tue door.
Twelve cars .: beef .tt'e we're ship
ped lron DsetL t, SIL F.Lus.scJ b!
D'ruey hJrn ye..erI.y.
Prince LoI.s Napoleon. "A scion of
r1ya Ity =! years u. ase. - yi,.tIus Nr-
gaia CIty, lake rLtJe aud une.eIUJd.s.
Two cur loads of canned fruit w,rc
received he.e toby. UH, tor u. ".
Peluer X 90. Tus:Lro.a. uud Uur Tor
". 4. om.th.
IL. Dpyey delivered u lecture last
night III with LIE g,,r ia good ud-
vac. "nI hs re.u.r.' reniut Il one
Ol al OIL h,u.uIcI Ii. 60 bold:
- 10 Boston. - MILES,
The eu, hUsin,tic silence ~ L. which
the meeting urpae ~ Ia urS t VISA
IA 't.ce ibIr icntuie Of tho entertainment.
~sirpuTicau g,'he.ius, tui- yea: gen l.
Iiiy cl &c III the sIn= ''eHt.4ua 81 .s;!r"
mauurr.
Car-ou ULipn:-"Nr one act which
that par y Z Al. 60 um wIt - 90 ui"e
nru,.NcIy AN | IN detu -usrrul e tAr
-pirt o, trus R.pubic,n.-.m t. the
m~onopotrsts as the iuIJ.ssIu lat Of
SIe~art's Candid ICY"
Abe HcN,on anI Dave Casper. ID IN
Ucr.tIc caui,igtr, Tor Assess ,r HuI H.
cprdrr respect Wy. .re , I: N-S.I:trc
p]uiItIcn field anl ind uruviuus TnrIr
~ no better uIIu Ia the Tor A.
SCISSOR than A. ". AL D." .-!cr Nil
IN 'kr al rccD.nm IL tIns AMI 60 .sclsn-
cIou, Recorder auI Aul tor.
The real rack tor - { .ndiide is to
print the rn;Ire parry ucA:t - H.,c,.I
- show Tue yJtrg, Ia Ipr, at r.
sIri his "SL c.l.n, S"Lpp.strg"y
Appeal.
Yes. al to show impartjaiity. aS VOL
a. It,, H,, .. L. ,,.tr -.
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From Fridays Daily.
hALMAGuNDI

va
Numerous candidates on tue lsrpub.
licsn Stat, ticket arrived 10y last even.
ing's train and will stop over in town
to-day
Uucle George Tu6y is gaining lcsh
and promises. barring accidents. O. de.
Vslop into q man Of gooJly propor-
tions.
The head OF the Republican ticket np-
poAred at Ere emau Hall ON "Wednesday
night aud the tail will wa at the
HAln1 place to. hight.
bob" lug r,pll has annouu, i him-
self Ill favor Of the Election Of Henry
George. tue labor candidate, for Mno.
oil New York.
O. W Taylor. Of Pleasant Valley,
vas in last night aud r-ports that the
political pot Ia eeetuin. III that potion
Of the county.
Footlight:-DOes anybody kuoS IN
der whose INVITA- ION did liil Stewart
come to Nevada ~ run for U. 5. Sena.
ter?
"iour services are no longer requ.r-
Sd' Il the delicate hint Sh.ch IA c"Tpo-
E-tion gives an empIoye for eIrTcisius
the rights Of All American cit z.n.
c. {. Warner 4 Co, forwarded ~
fast r. light vest rdny G.OVO pound,
- i-'o'' P"'h'' today
'"e upper levels
Inc footliSht' after illustrating for
nearly Two years. comes Ia the trout
more and turns itself loose in be-
LA'i OF the Democratic ticket. Long
'an Week Republican canliihtc
ior h'eoturr' lett thiS morning for La
mobile ard huoy Valleys. a. he has
learned th't his iehc-" are sadly out al
ePAlTi n those localities.
How doe. William II S,.u.- ~,
C,liforn,s Ike rho. bnr,..,,l. ,t.,L -,
thr Sevad. RepuLltc an STATE rlt,,,m,
HI "A a Wet hllnA El nm - H. l-n1 4 p ~.
OF ,h. State.
prices "' H''"-
y! " VISIT"
- F'"'HS
~ "o"e' u! GUY
AND be convinced.
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o,,u nc,
IL Is Illuminating to an clrior - find
numerous l~P'S''ph'c" errors ia Ia"
SfN u" '"i "P"''-S i"i S'Sh Al &c.
'' ''sue mN 'N
N''H' -" d the poor
'"' "'''''e v" 'f'' =" AZ.
w P'o''"''H' 'eSu''
"I''" ou ''e''
w." 'P"' nun ""y t"'n COM
"h f''''heH' ''ih
the entire ii,L,t and w,ls,u,th ..y.
hund-om- n,ni,rtv of A for. v..rhoIr
sIceut WuodLutn and Lc Ma ,,.r
there : votes"
""' ""' NOT
~" D" !" u "'''e III III"
~ Wv" "''
All
P''' VI
of the day IN every ~cpu,.sr, AMI o,,lr
not Ia be set aside for the Garnet np,r r,
and raiIr .nd canlil,,s from C,Iii,ru.
r..
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o,.,J mat, recommended H. -.
y miner name" fer'"o' ~hp on
~ VI"
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(From rhursi,y's D4ily.l
HALH uND

-
"a this IN .riii:'s Stage ~: russIr1rl
ua lrStl bl iuess.
W. J. U.tln. having {, nplrtel the
bu'inrSsNhi IA lsi,i I-i him at Elko,
.e:t this IN 'ruIus for rI>slrIrl.
q. c. wicu-r& Z, forvrli 10y fast
ire'ghttIi. mosnils !ps TI,s,so:A. &c.
. roIIds Of uncertainties.
Mrs. whIieu. wife o! Crulietnr
NLtirn ol the Csu;nl p, f.. cau,r
i""m % len rhis morning Oh Il visit to
Mr.. J. W. Dors,y'
CI,rlc' LIn,ntn. D.mocratio non
Inee i"r s!or, term Tom MISSIONER, came
'lo~n this mJrn.u; to box after lbs
pulit cal Interest, ia t"iS T.cility.
Btu-y Il 'rn shipp I e.trrlay ffo n
Ii'ii,eS seven cars and Iroa thu, pl"c,
Nix cus uf b eli ,u.- cousisu,d to
riOrn / Cnagm IA. san FrmsustD.
Mrs q, ]. q LARK vs. a passenger 10y
.aSt nIg II. trait. NJ, Cl,:S /, ia poor
D.L;, AMI MIL n.,,in far t,. a.,
r..,u, v.Luu. H.. A..
heal.
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= IL Il lao a the 9%lIitpta, 2S.a t,ut.
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AZ Nttt mel :'';b J. "a '.I..;. 81
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well D,.m,cr ,ti. c,uliIur far Di,,r,.,
JUL. can. tr,n rIur,. M
private. cyny,.,un... urr,i M. r,u,.
IIrin. Last ulynL All eth. m,r,tn,
. w.Iu.nux. TIM. 1, p,,,u,,
Valley.
Il.u
"i a. WARNS been III TINS EN- jl'y OF
~ '"'H Last evening" SUI ir!I6 wa
'''''' "'"'''' 'N' m"'H; "a Wa
conveyed Inc 'i''f''i' "Aere lie lied
So" Ter arriving 'H'. ih"''a''oA
We irnu that IN inn irtnnt tim sac
ton occurred at tn .,,ryn recently Ia
whcin tnr fran of u. ". Pei ic. X Co. be.
.uuru.r rruirriu!,u tic .xt, us.vr u.rr-
cnlndIsc e,ito.i,Iugu: U. II ". Blown
.'r'''' nj that P"'e' Whether Alr'
I" "N" WI" '"-"-' |" "H"-"'r OuS'he''
we nave h'' rear" It,
Eve.y u.nn VIII drsir, 5 10 cast n vot..
,,a.n-t Wan. N. S,rv,t. va th.r n.
TO- IL Dean rIn. or . Il pa ,.IctI. sh nj /
vote for Ia D..u or tic no n.nre, 70,
u.r Lrsisl .tur . AR. pub lean l. Ei,l,
The people of Nrvrih will subsrrye
their .,wn , r. IN. i,tr,,t.hy eli, III
every ~ o. tn. D rurcra,ic Stat.
tex I ~ there il NJ, "A sid, l.tl
whit il tir. whor ph,I.Iv. Mt cry
nam. i, ia It Ola man whose .tr.lin in
trgriy il unyurS,i,ne AMI whose. IA IT,.
possibility oslis thing r"mrolci by cor
l"' '''''' J." ''' ";'''h1"' u 'hs o'o
pc > '' ''es'7'
H., ~, w., -, u,,,, a.. $50,
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lErom Mondays DaiIy.l
hHAAGCXDI.


eister.
Edward Reilly. the mining orerntur,
arrived this no NJ from New York.
For the accommodation Of candid ties
the s,'grs To aud frou Tuscaroru mad,
Sunday trips yesterday,
Chnrl,s Hurord le this morrin.
for CaIiluIn a where lac viii enter n law
school. We wish him success.
Mss zz;e II u.a. the r'cnr-a,
Valley teacher. camr in on Saturday
aud returned vest, rLny.
NJ. II. Mi'lrruni ia P.ummrr have
been npi,oi. t d clerk, Of the election in
this pr, ciuct.
Miss Madsr Frost has finished her
term Of srhon n Noun Al, City anu is
~" Wishing friends at this place.
Dave C.sprr i making II lively can
vass. II daily gaming votes anl will I've
the n"Xt recorder aud Au I.tor Il Elko
cOunty.
\ Cmul Campaign Bal will be given
at Wells o. the cvcnIls Of ia" 22uI in.
slant, due n"ticr o: which Will b. given
IA these column.
Commi-sjourr Jnhn Il Bradley re-
turn Il last night from n trip t, the Boy.
NJ. Scur> is ~,YIcciel To arrive cite. to.
Night "a ~t'.nnurruw night.
II {. Drvi. l;rpuiIirrn candidrte
io' Ii u;ru"nt Guvcuuor. l,p IT, h.y.
us ia fla mr AMONG the Iu,caor
boy, WHO a.Ited thr patty hight 10y "a.
Iy.
V.rgiui, Chronic'c-Ncvudt has
drnr " i,od deal Tor William Wo.d.
burn. wn,t hos william wooIJutn
ever done Tor y. va d?
Tie ErrubHc'u pfriy. (~rcorling to
Alex "rd-r'> -prech tar other uI.hr.J
ann" do, stag, from rL,c,rort this
-, ming.
icrs n Who crme ia from the conn
Try with 4 b i II &, d. - b- u~r,Irrrl
ir"m St'ranrmtp ii 81 they can do b +
ter at li"inh ut'-, uul r~cc,rding they
sI'eNd Iursr money at home.
The mmy ni~md, II Harry Hnrylllr
ir'Irc the Free Pes, 10 rrplbl.,I al
~srttr!r which appeared ia that p.p,r on
tie II "a ,m-Iaut under tia h,uI o.'A
C"n!r>NsOu," 1t, they com~iI"r It 81. good
campaign d cumrnt which vii
-trvu-;arn NJ lIrryi.Ie's chance, fur
Distinct Attorney.
Bullion vii be well su.,p'iel viii
butter foe ~oIur time t. come A few
days 49," Chrrlry l. -cub,rs trl,grtph.
eel i"r two. cast, latin. vt the opera.
tor ui-t,ok thu ''tN >" for .t.m'' and
CnttIry i bu iru-d With more Of the
p'iu,t Of The d,iry than he knw-
"hrr I" do with. ESQ much butter
- oils the broth.
III f. hu Free Press is issued dnilv
no". Glad to urts ia. enterprise Of
Bu' Sgruurr. -Iunrs Review.
nIr!cti rmtr,psl-c # u Republic IA
T. d"ri :irc ho les u Ter u Drmorr,t.
Ic a lmIrIs ,aripI. nci5lhnr. Alter ,h-
erection the Free ru.-, rll, relapse il.
to IT. norma. c"ndtu GA o. - weekly.
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Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Irs
excellent for bath or toilet.
You can bay ~ ~ Extra light Brown
Sugar at ". 4. Smiths for II % cash
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Iron rurslay'S Dsily.l
SALMAGCADI.
s. S. S"nr4. OF the I~SpErE~prSr. re-
inrn d last evening iro,n u trip to tie
Bay.

=. >. S"nrI. OF the ISDEPE~DrSr, re-
iurn d last evening fro,n u trip TO tie
Bay.
Messcrs DnNis. Tu ". Hnllock
Dortn,r aud Alexander lett on last eve
nin-'> tmin for Carlsu. bat Mr. Duv.y
got let
Sol. Hip. late Of Taylor. White Pine
cnurty. il now in town. lie is tray .
hug in the int rest q! a San Franci,.o
Wholesale iiq TOR house.
The White Pine y vs. gives cyil.nc.
OF its PROSPERITY by seuiing out each
week " c"u lie of extra pages filed will
paying Ais. an | general rews.
john +. Alexander. the silver tom
girl Republican, candidate for At,nr-
IT y-G neral. returned las, evening
iron u "st-i-ll still" han, 10 Tu-cuo.
ia. lie found IT.
Stanford, pal zee horse car was at.
hic.ed I" the west b mui express tain
this morning. having Oh board -
number Of MIR Stmiori, f,,t trotr.rs
are on their rc,ugn trip to his Paio
Alto Larm.
Why is it that II public IN cIulilt:eS
are rrrnutt"l to ri ir "n r. i.ht tain.
oil Tie C'nrruI P,cifc Railroad anil
Democratic candid .ir~ nrr not? \ CO.
mundTuu not dIaicuItt a. solve.
The Hon. George ". Cassidy will rd.
dress the "i;iG IA, Of flAu "m Turslty
evening o :, 20. 1856. Remember thu
date a'.d turn ont t. hear this rlo Iuenr
exponent OF Democratic p,iuc'p!e-.
Governor Adam. judge Brlsntp and
II /. C~rr~-Rr.I came 10y the train l,~,
'vrnin". The G"vrrnur and Mr.. Crrss
veil went ~ t" Tu>csloru hy Il 9 e to.
lay, Judge Brihmap rrmliuiug here.
,nlidates are specially invited to
the Campaign iSall 1T We'll, on
the evening ~ the 22rd Instant. Hos.
sting htnl viii fur i,h the mu-
ric aud - jolly good tina ia assured To-
all VIII" attend.
c. lownIms il hue the hon, shnr,.
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Iu"nirg vii re nj Ter hiS determine.
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10 the election.
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WARRhN e D .
S5oo REWARD.

The above rcSsrd viii ne paid for Inc srrss
and conviction q any party or.partis. found
guilty of stealing. Killing OF running OF
altering brands or marks Of sny i've slccf
10 on glug to any M mbof OF the Eevsca Live
stock lssOciAtiVn.
Z. W. CEuTcHEn,
President.
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S ;hool Report

Following il the rrp,,t Of the
clo;er Valley Pub ic School ior
the month ending OFT, 10, 1856.
National Republican., 1886-08-17
strengthoning FORTRESS Monroe.

Col. @. A. Gilmore, who has charge Of the
Notifications at Fortress Monroe, Old Point
Comfort, Va, has submitted his report to
the chief Of engineers. This fort, besides
offering a safe rendezvous for United States
vessels OF war, affords indirect protection
to Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington,
and all the harbors and towns on the Chesa-
peake bay and Potomac river. The work
covers an area OF SO acres, and the distance
around It is II miles. Col. Gilmore reports
that the notifications that have been
planned and approved for adapting Fortress
Monroe to the requirements OF efficient de-
fense against war vessels Of recent type con-
template arming the channel front OF the ad-
vanced redoubt with heavy barbette guns
provided with suitable traverses and ira
verse magazines; mounting similar arma-
ment In the re-entering plan OF arms, To-
Gated on the right Of the redoubt In advance
of Front No. 5; constructing q new open
battery for barbette guns to the right OF
the old casemated water battery, and placing
a few heavy guns In the salients OF the
main work and covered way. There is
ample room for mortar batteries both within
and without the work. In the advanced
earthen redoubt the two traverse magazines
are finished except the earth covering
to one Of them, and six gun platforms
are nearly completed. Most Of the earth
work of the redoubt is also finished. In the
place Of arms the concrete masonry OF the
service magazine is finished, but not covered
with earth, and the concrete foundations
for the gun platforms have been laid. The
new ten-gun earthen battery has not been
commenced. The report gives a detailed
account OF improvements and repairs dur
ing the past fiscal year.