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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-07
Mining.
Annlication for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. &sS.
rs. REGISTERS OFFICE, !

NOlliE. No'
r :. REGISTERS oFFCE,l
FrREKA, NEW, August I''n, io'c
~,nTI,E Is HEREBY Gl.EN inas
SIMEON Wenban ipostoince e,bis
.s \ry.dal has this day nieu .u
-. 4 ,iiarranI. together Win " nou"
~ annii,atIop Tor patent from the i'a,
states. undc the Act oil 'onsi.n IN
nroyed May lUth, 49,, ior ht.e,n III
idirpd SOL linear feet oil the W..
the same running 4V leet ne In,.1.
~. !, Ias, foot uorthwesterly iron the ioCt,
tom with surface GROUND fVU
t,,t i'm width, situate III NorteH s'ln n
district. Eureka County, state Oh 49,
40 and described i'll the plat anu i''AN
nnies' ON nile in this office, as ioilo"s'
u. 5. SURVEY, No. IS.
BEGINNING at q post marked 49,
= survey. No. IS, whence the sec'ioii y
ner common TO sections Q, b, :, anu
16 n. K. As T., NJ. ID. NJ, bears =. - w
: min. ~. Dab feet, post No, ), of surNt!
40 :. maue for simeon Wenban, on the
Garrison lode, bears y. u deg ~ MN.
W. M feet, and the center OF the NOUN
~ The Arctic tunnel bears ;. l3 neg T.,
Ill6 feet thence running n. oSH ues. E.
I'm, feet. TO post marked No. =, |. ;. sur
ycy. No. IS; thence ). 3lH deg T., LOU
feet. to post marked No. !, l. ;. surrey,
No. IS; thence =. ssh deg. W., 4Uo feet, 10
post marKed No. 4. L. :. survey, Ne. o.
and thence y. 3l3s deg. w, LOU feet, 10
post No. /, the place of beginning, on,
iaininy IL ,..lUu acres. Causes eAprcsstu
from the true meridian, with q naShtiIc
variation OF l6H deg. East, ~.
This claim is on surveyed land, IN l. 20
n. X. As f., Nj. ID. Nj, and is bounded en-
neither END by any known claimants
the nearest mine is the Garrison.
claim is recorded i'll BOOK h, page lo', OF
the CorteZ district Mining Records.
Augl9-U CYRUS +. HORN, Register
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Apple cation for }
Not No

NOTICE No. II
L. 5. LANE !
EUREKA. Nevada, jul
"a Office Is HEREBY Il
~ the Richmond Mimi
Nevada pos toflice addreuj
reka County, Nevada haf.
cation Tor patent Tor si1
lineal feet OF the lipToplm1
Nerand other minerals n.
SIN hundred feet northwest
southeast side Of tnfrarcs
mond mine, known as m. II
Top incline, situate in
ing District. Eureka Cor1
and described in the Plat n
on file in this Office as Toll
L. =. SURVEY Ml
beginning at the nCrb |
Haicnt survey No. "a. mao
mond Mining 'omlalg Il
the Richmond lode. aICt,l
ntond y. +. corutr. and mi
ner; hence the 1ip Ton j
Il degrees W. lao lett. aid
Eureka bears y IS deg. srI
feet, and running theme. 1
deg. W. coo itot second, "A
feet third, :. @i,i DEC. ED
y. Is deg. +. so iett, tOtrl
ginning. containing 8 VS. 81
expressed from trur mtrI.a
" deg. Fast.
This claim is ON unsury1
is bounced ON the uor'ha]
ana southeast Oy the E,e.lI
Company OF Nevada On tI
not know
This claim is recorded hi
l50, of the Mining RecG..
Mining District, ard a COZ! !
and diagram can BE iCull |
Tip Top shaft.
je27 T. Horn
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Application fo' I
NOVllE NJ .
L. :. REGIsTiR',

4
L. :. REGls1ER,
EUREKA, Nevada, Jul! 1
NOTICE Is HERtbl
~ tht Eureka Coil>gs
Company tp~o>tofiice a aS' Il
Nevada has this day n-tS
a diagram, together wan ,-1r
application for il pateh'"
states, under act OF CoH 4
May 10th, 1872, for Il mr,
purtcnant to the salG oyrj
situated III the Eureka ~ n
Eureka County, STAR
described in the Plat ai,u r. a
nle in this Office as l"l1'
U. 5. SURVEY NO al
beginning at a posi- ma hs5s
Survey, No. As, Lot i. VS.
of Lot \ bears :, Il mi
10, 800 feet southeast tronlJ'
Consolidated Mining Y !.
office bears :. - ueE. a q
the flagstaff i'll the low Ind
=. lU34 deg. r.. Is! lett nd
y. l2]e deg. W. 100 le't ID
ueg. +. 200 feet thence 5ss. v
feet. thence :. ~ nl ifaI
thence :. l2% deg, T. s ,Seno
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NOTICE.

hE 4; u q; meet every MoNDAv
Fellows Hall. until further no. a. The Odd
THos. HALEY, Sec. iL' Pres't.
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L. -. SURVEY No

Commencing at a pos! III
mcut marked st. GtoFgt
being the y. W. corner dHl
No. 43, on the Lookout lodt
entrance to main incline
mond mine bears ;. I" =
feet, ana the flagstaff on "A
the town OF Eureka beai'
min. r.. 1U,3sG feet 4
thence, first. y. 3t4 az i
Whence, y. ~ deg. I. 20 i|
34i., deg. r. 1870 feet the0S
9l5 feet, to che place OF ~
tanning 6.g4 acres. ,oElsI
from true meridian WllhN-
deg. +.
This claim is on unsuFNe]
is bounded on the S~ouih"ts'
mond Mining Compal! y
the Poorman lode, ana on !,
by the Eureka Consol-S
Company. lin,
This claim is recorded u ,
ia, ofthe Eureka MIME y.
copy of said notice ana "a
found posted on the : Wv
st. George Patent SurNt!,,r NJ
au2 CNKUS +. hVAN
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THE
R E DAILY SENTINEL

rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in
erests of the whole people OF the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare of Eureka coun-
ty. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District OF Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention Of those
seeking investments in the Mines Of
Eureka District.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The XVIII Assembly District Republican AS
sociaon met last night at Eighh-aye. aud Thrtythrd
st., Henry d. Lapaugh presiding. Fifty names were
proposed for membership, and 20 new members signed
the roll A communication was read announcing Ihe
dissolution OF the Crumm Hall organization the FORMER
members Of which club now joining the regular
association.
The attendance at the floral and strawberry
festival in aid building fund Of the Uniyersalis
Mission Chapel in FitYseyenth st. held last evening, In
the Church of the Divine Paternity, at Fifthave and
FOrrghftb-st was much larger tnan on the preceding
evening Miss Bell Melville recited The Polish Boy
and IN response encore rendered a iunny sketch
entitled 3" The Yankee in Love-
Grammar School No. 40, in East Twenty
thrdst, held its annual reception, yesterday morning.
in the chapel Of the building Among others seated on
the rostrum were Messrs. TTow, Klbreth, Warner
O'Bhen and Terbel Trustees; superntendents Riddle
and Harrison and Prof. David b. Scott Reeltatohs
dialogues chOruses. &c, made up the programme WHICH
was credtably rendered Medals for exemplary con.
duct were presented 20 Masters SaXtOn aud worms OF
tho Senior Glass by James W. Gerard. Addresses were
made by superintendent Kiddle and Prof Scott
At a meeting of the Police Commissioners,
Yesterday the previous action OF the Board designating
Drs Raborg and Ferguson for appointment as Police
Surgeons was rescinded, the candidates having de
clined during the examination, 10 answer certain ques
tlons the Rature of which has not been disclosed.
communication was received from Mayor HaVemeyer,
stating chat committee from the German American
Reform Association desired to confer with the COmnls-
sOurs relative TO the management Of the Department
Tho Board voted to receive the Committee at regu-
lar meeting any day except Tuesdays ana Fridays,
which are devoted to the trial OF delinquent Oihcers.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

and that II the Board confirmed the apponnS,n,T,nn
of Mr. Varnum, there would be no dimoulty ~ s1dey
the legality OF their respective claims IN c0 ,nnnId
man McCaferty desired TO know II the iderman
nay the costs OF law suit. This queston ~ discns
Binngs was unable 10 answer. g0Od dehl VI ~ -
sion followed during which Alderman blllSs .oon , 80
casiOn 10 say that he didn't propose 20 No'o kIday
name the Mayor sent IN as some AlueIhon -n,ai,,
man Reilly said the gentleman was pecons ~, ~
personal al heard Mr. Billings say mysSi,, o; ' f AZ o
would cnt of his right before he would vOte lor MT
Wbaeier becanse he was u Democrat" Alderman BIZ
lings sad mat Mr. REILLY misrepresented the aa C0-
tiod rannines OF the gavel by the President nnaly
,a,,rad drp,et Alderman Cooper then made long
anh Nm fhe subject OF the Corporation COunsefs
% and said that the legality OF the ques-
,; could only be decided by the ruling OF the courts
derman McCahertys resolution was lost by vote OF
~ y The communication was then placed on file.
Communication from the Corporation Counsel was
reeved in reference the power OF the Mayor TO ap
noiot County Courthouse commissioners. 1t stated
mai o bill the subject was now awaiting the sigma
ure the Governor resolution was adopted direct
ing the Commissioners Of Public Works TO make
thorough examination of the condition of Bellevue Hos
pital particularly in regard to the alleged poisonous
condition OF the premises and TO report upon the ad
visibility Of establishing smaller hospitals in the other
parts Of the city.
In accordance with resolution the Chair after great
difficulty most of the Aldermen declared their intep
tou OF going fishing aud shooting, appointed Com
mittee consisting OF Aldermen FlannagaD McCanerty,
OtendOrier Koch, and Causen, 70 act with the Mayor
in making arrangements for the celebration OF lnde
pendenee Day.
Dr. Samuel Hall, the candidate for Park Commissioner
is retired surgeon of considerable wealth. He is q
resident OF the Nineteenth Ward, and has had very
little 10 do with city politics.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
THE BowLEs BANKRUPTCY CASE.

BosToN, June 12.-ln the bankruptcy case of
Bowes Brothers n Co.. hearing had to-day before
Judge Lowell upon the question OF the creditors accept
ing rejecting the offer made by Nathan Appleton for
compromise The offer read by John c. Ropes,
sci Of the asst gnees, and very voumnOus
plcated He then proceeded state the Of Mr.
Appleons assets computed by him at less than s2OO
600 The assignee Henry j. Stevens reckons the
OF BOwes Brothers Co, when collected, TO be from
$4,000 $4,000 Boston, A. Van Wagner OF New York
himself creditor, and counsel for many creditors was
present and objected 10 the acceptance Of the offer He
wiling in his behalf and In behalf OF the cred
iOrs be represented % accept 80 per cent outright or
their claims The assignee stated that he presented the
offer it made by Mr. Appleton and ne placed the
responsibility OF its acceptance rejection upon the
creditors The offer being opposed by the creditors and
being conditional upon their acceptance not passed
upon by the Court Charles BOWles who was present az
the hearing, defended their estate from partial and de-
predatory reports urging it, immediate release from
law ana ruin, and experimenting Mr. Appleon's offer
with plan for funding aud gradually eNtingushng the
debts The firm proposed to call another meeting OF
creditors for final action.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

cities hutbecause Il was very difficult to obtain rstclass
teachers at the present prices, and IL would become
so nmch greater inducements in greater prOnts ne
felt the whole that the plan presented hardly
a feature beyond the making OF experience test OF or
promotion which could be carried out practically WIZ
good effect, and that IT would especially 1a 20 fcSuS
many Of the evils which most complained OIL "no
creating various ones sA,oi
Mss Mary A slmms principal Of Grammar - sGn0C n0St
No. &C. OK pressed considerable disapprobalOh OF
OF the propositions Of the Committee she % pe,eIv sc
some recognition, at least ought 70 nav nav tor more
corded to the claims o. the female when equal
work was DONE She thought also that uhe h, a. 600
allowed female assistants was zoo sui La longer time
would not DO excessive as they could iEe lss than
up TO IT, The $500 proposed was Iea So puner
paid In many large schools, anu abnmu,ossibie 10 mi
them she had found u Wy Wy Teachers
seySra occasions TO oO1n nnn could possibly
be offered under the new scDeIWVe . Iivehhood
& anu h nened and are being constantly opened 70
women of talent that they don't care ns Sas grow
they did years age to teach, aud the ctsd 70 the
ing TO be greater than the Supply. 90 ,eaghers whose
provision restricting the transfer on yea m much on
salaries ought not she claimed, 20 depenu 80 % ii, !,
their grade ability As 10 the Sved IL was
principals according 10 attendance shu ,ioslv upon
waGns er Ines own woud not he affected in the least
but numbers Of the small schools w0d SUM- While
aly as they could only inferior prlhcIpas, hs
they really needed good ones as the iakeI
Sne thought II would be Inuch Detler ~ on,ans,ve
sone of tbe smaller schools. If they were 700 20
alone she liked the graduation OF salaries aooOiu"s W
time Of service and experience. - ohooi No AZ
John NJ Forbes rlnClpal Oh ufHli%n % ,,,,ittee Was
could not feel but that tue scheme Oh ths % nv In,n
an iniudicOus His school WOulu nv hos W aaio.
dateiv affected by the changes, except when aGaCIos @
h3 ccI,r among his female assistants. and then nc
dOnbted the possibility of filling them, az many oi .,
salares now paid there considerably larger tnan
the new scale would allow and Ibis other asslstants
o,id tno "a" neither want it, nor could he hnd,
be believed, any competent lady who woutu
perforTn the work for tine money gwen Ihus, ne ne
h now II female Teachers with salaries ranging IRON
S5oi to s ass OF these IN aud above the Iourh
grade and the lowest salary either OF lnese %
as 500 or SIP more than the maKimuu tleIe "cIc
Ala IN the ffth aud sixth grades all OF whose sal
aries exceeded S7OO the maximum below the iourln
raJe OF course he argued none OF these would wan I
to accent promotion 20 a vacancy 10 a higher grIie
h,cn rarriad with IL reduction Of salary. lie also
ynresed disapproyal of various other features oi inc
Coinmttee's plan, commencing, however, the Idea Oi
making experience a gauge OF prOmOIion'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

house. IN this city. where tho judge has his Summer
residence. Messrs John Graham Eldrldge Il r GefIg'
and Messrs Butfer ana Bx-Mayor Oakley Hal opposed
the discharge. The arguments lasted from ~ uhti
d. IN. The decision was reserved.
CouoEs-Four men, Patrick Carney, John haher,
Joseph Broyn, aud John MoMahOn, we're buried awe
while excavatlng for the new sas-hoder on aohawks.
Yesterday afternoon. Brown and Mcmahon were res
cued but Maler and Carney weressmothered 10 de"tn'
NEw-JERsEY.
Jersey CITY.-The following estimates of
the OF the city government for the hye months
booipning July were presented last evening TO the
Board OF Finance and Taxation, under the law changing
the beginning OF the fiscal year to Decemoerl Board OF
Public Works ss0e53O Board OF Education ni956oi
Police tllsOO Fire Board 1882 Board OF Aidermen'
s2sOO Total 81 34OO9 This docs not include tne est
mates OF the Board OF Finance which will be double th
amount William f. How has been retained as e0nnsel
by Nathan Brtton, the Jersey City murderer, VINO vi
Wednesday shot his friend Adams while the ates Was w
Cam the drill master OF the Pennsylvania Ralroad.
The OF the Board Of Finance OF the jersey @
missioner Lord at Trenton N j. the estimates OF the
taxable valuation Of railroad property In Jersey NY
but the aggregate exceeds sI4OOoooo The railroad ,
companies ordered to send their estimates 6nt ony
one company, the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Railroad did so, fixing ts valuation at Sl109ll0, "noh
Is within 5000 OF the amount fixed by the ctys assessors
The time was extended TO June 29 Young Beardsey,
Civ RAM nm sityrdav returned home Yesterday He
became separated from his companions on Saturday
eyeninp and he was about 20 sail for China when hs
whereabouts was discovered by bis parents, who per
suaded him TO return.
NEwARK-Two hundred and sixtyfve children were
confirmed by Bishop COrrigan at the Cathedral yester
day morning. John Hanley the boy survivor OF the
Atlantic was among the number The annual Com
mencement exercises OF the Newark Academy were hed
at Association Hall, yesterday. Eleven pupils we're
graduated . The gentlemen forming the committee ap-
pointed by the Temperance Alliance to wait upon Mayor
Rcord and request him to enforce the Sunday Jaw Wis
tied him Yesterday and called his attention 70 the gen
era disregard paid the law. Later IN the day ne re-
piled TO their request by letter in which he SAM tnat
greater portion the ordinance had become dead et
ter but that when the laws violated II they WOud
make specific charges against the yOlaOrs' nc "ouIu
promise to perform the duty required OF him.
PATERSON S-Burgars again attempted TO rob the house
OF Samuel Pope, on Wednesday night Mr.. Pope was
awakened and fred number OF shots aIFr tue i1eu'
who however escaped 49, The county expenses lest
year exceeded the amount OF the taHlevy ts,OO Inc
estimate was i50,OJ0 and the expenditures reached
Ss GOO IL has been decided that the city bonds Tor
s25OOO recently issued taxable, though they were
advertised and sold not subject 70 tax.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
RAILWAY LNTERRSLS.

ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, AND NORTHERN RAILROAD.
ST. LOUIS June 12--1he EreniRg Despatch
learns that several prominent stockholders Of the St.
Louis Kansas City, and Northern Railroad residing In
this city and in NewYork have determined to inyest
gate affairs OF that road, and that petition Will
soon he fled in the Circuit Court here preliminary
step Some OF the treated in the petition
said sale OF bonds and the appropriation OF the
proceeds consolidation by the directors alone the
means Dy which the State lien was acquired, aud how
far directors dispose Of the Compdnys real prop
erty without the sanction Of the stockholders.
RAILROAD NOTES.
The BOndhOders' Committee of the St.
Joseph and Denver City Railroad preparing for their
duties OF investigation and win begin the
President the road will allow them to examine the
books.
The annual election of Directors of the At
lanc Pacific Railroad has been postponed until the
oath ins when President StOckwelps resignation will
come before the Board for consideration 10 Is believed
that changes Will occur IN the Board, and that
will be elected 10 Mr.. Stockwe. Mr. jacob
tirug from the Board. Who Mr.. StOckwePs successor
will be Is not yet known.
The New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company have opened their loan for S2OOOOOO
per cent bonds. due in 1893. These bonds a
first lien on the entire road and its equipment being
part of an issue Of $4,000 seven per bonds and
420OO0OO six per sterling bonds authorized some
time since by the directors. The sterling bonds were
recently negotiated in London or the 600 issue
$5OO0OO0 is reserved 10 take up outstanding bonds.
Considerable discussion was created in Wall
st. yesterday by the announcement that J. F. Tracy
had resigned the presidency Of the Chicago and North
Western Railroad. Inquiry elected the information that
after the annual election OF the Chicago and North
Western stockholders the 5h inst. the Board
held meeting with william H. Ferry in the chair II
was proposed proceed elect officers, when John F.
Tracy addressed the meeting aud stated that he was
not candidate for reelection to the Presidency owing
his duties Rock Island and other roads, the
required for his private business and the state OF
his health The Board, Notwithstanding tins, reelected
him, and there the matter stands. regular meeting of
the directors will be held in this city the 18th inst
when It s believed that his will be elected
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

81. Nicholas Hotel-Senator John Sherman OF ONO
s, Conoser Of Florida Bishop John sharp OF Usb ne AiomA
Jspan j. Albany, and her6oeE OF i
5yh IreaS BoL-he heKown Of Chicago Dr. ~ bhrog
i,. ~ Hon George Upton and Harms uchanan OF
Hamilton york HotetIbe Rev Jns Lawrence 1
is.rno ana bs Rev Edgar Benthan Bngsnd beH
UoussCo " g. stewart Of Bngand Coleman hgs%-, S Iaos
n U,lscv NJ s A. fstor H0Hse-Gen Adrian X hooe OF bunA"
and eI Mayor Jnnis Of Poughkeepae.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
LYoHs INSECT POWDER will not harm bahv
bat thsY death 10 Seas. oockroaohe' sld bsgL ="

KNox's STRAW HATs.-AmOng the varieties
ofrs in the sshments of ths gss halter Afg,S ,bs
Dshbrm Orori" MATINEE" The Morton" AMI lie Y,ebt
Chb" efe the select Of jour for s h,a
term.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
HOME NEWS.

rrn,,,ourTKR YESTERDAY. ar DICKIHsONs. IN PARK
lhbluHV"''' ROW
"a, ssop ~ 3pm-oOo Niduight-eilo AyenEe-7i'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
tSt Nichols, Hotel

The finest line of GRENADrNE WINDSOR
SCARFs odereL 81 each. hAulsDN 4 CHuKcH.
Mems Fum'shrrs.
tSt Nicholas Hoel) 5l3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
STATEN ISLAND.

CuFToN.-Thomas Murphy, Edward Fitzger-
aid, william Thompson and Michael Larkn were
ragned before Justice Garrett, yesterday. charged with
nurderousy assaultng Louis Graw. and were held in
81 900 ba each 10 appears that Tuesday last while
Graw and another were driving IN a wagon along
New ave- they attacked by the prisoners and
six others with stones several of which hit GIaw In the
head niurug him so severely that he fen senseess n
The wagon. He taken 10 the brewery by the other
driver where he now hes at the pOiut Of death The
doctuls Bay that he cannot possibly live.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, q reply to Mr. God
win, By Prof T. L. YOumsn TRisgSz LgcrrEs BErEA Nos
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

BURNs's "COTTERs SATURDAY NIGHT,p a
perfect pars of domestic bliss only eqie b. he ad Tht
yOuBg ther and mother leave tie DoNETic ~ Coa6
Unonqaa r. after Purchasing The tes. devised pstsos Tor
krsa babys dress.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
lAunounoementNI

Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
For an elegant Summer Hat of superior
quality 60 manufacturer BsPsScHErD l8 Naaas
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

RYE.-Coroner Brennecke held an inquest on
"Wednesday In the cast OF Joseph Kay, native Of En-
gland. age CJ who died at II q. m. Tuesday. The
verdict death by apoplexy, caused by ntempcr-
ance Coroner BrennccAe also held an inquest IN the
case Of Jacob Adley, colored who was found on the
beach at LarchnOnt. Tho verdict was "accidental
drowning"
EEwBuROH.-FOr several months past habCIs cOrpns
ana ccruOrari proceeding has been pending heIore
Judge Fauoher lof the disehargc % Alfred r. LagrnVe
Wbv ran away 10 Iauce, k.-t summer deirdudlng his
creditors aut OF tODOO, aud WHO aIcsrd there aud
exG StIed by The Preach GONrrnIncpt, The testimony
OF the most yOlumnOu3 character, and n having all
boen Iut ~ Yesterday, assigned hy Judge Fanrher
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-12-12

and as such gave notice that as frauds had been
committed upon the bank by cutting or tearing
in pieces the notes OF the bank. and re-srrang-
ing them in such manner as to increase their
number, the notes so mutilated would be 70
ceved at the bank only for the value they may
bear in proportion to the genuine notes, after
deductine such part as SHALL have been removed.
The Building Committee OF the First Protest.
ant Church advertise for 800 900 brick for build
ing new edifce.
An official notice OF the postofice announces
a weekly mail to Ann Arbor and Pontiac. and a
tri-weeIly mail to st. Joseph. An eastern mail
was received daily.
The "prices current" quotes beef at 80 per
barrel, butter at ~ cents per pound, cheese at
cents per pound. -four at $4@i 80 per barrel,
hay at 80 per ton, clear lumber at s12 per NJ,
shingles at 81 so per M, whisky at 80 cents per
gallon, wood at 81 81 per cord, and wheat at
SO cents bushel.