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SheriR's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. for q Judgment rendered
In said Court. on the Sixteenth dsy OF June. A.
d. 1875. In favor Of James Pierson, and against
the Washington and Creole Mining Company,
for the sum Of six hundred and forty Five rs, 100
gold coin dollars, deb, together with $l14 gold
coin dollars, tax costs, and all accruing costs
and interest, / have levied on the following
property, to wit:
One building on the old or Lower works of
Washington and Creole Mining Company, size
3Ox6O; wing l2x2O. one blacksmith shop l en-
CINE and boiler, reels. 400 feet manila rope 8
wooden buckets, 2 pulleys. No. Sturtevant
blower with betting and pulleys complete.
large tank, zirc lined, 8112; one stable, three
large iron pulleys and all machinery in place;
also the mine. consisting Of about 1900 feet OF
mining ground. and all shafts, drifts, slopes
and wines appurtenant thereto. I have also
levied upon the mine known as the Mazeppa, OF
new Washington and Creole mine, consisting of
about 900 feet together with the house situate
on the same. size 2ox3O feet; one engine and
boiler, reel, l400 feet steel wire rope, 8 iron
buckets. large water tanks, one coal shed and
all machinery in place, together with about sc
feet railroad track, so feet chute, or dump and
platform. have also levied upon said compa
ny's Office situate on Mesdow Valley street. be-
tween Phoebe Company's Office and A. BARRIERS
private residence: size Of lot % feet front
house containing 2 bed rooms. one bath room
kitchen. I dining room. I office. All Of said
property situate about II mile south Of Court
house. in Ely Mining District, Lincoln County
Nevada. r.---rs
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 26th day of August,
A. ID. 1875,
At the front door of the Courthouse, In said
County will sell all the right, title and inter
est of said Washington and Creole Mining Com.
pany In and to the above described property al
10 O'Clock m, at public aucti n. for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
Dated Phoebe, August Q, 1875.
A. FIFE, sherid,
By G. BIRpsALL, Deputy Sheriff
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ALPS MINING CONPA.
- ny, Room 2s Stevenson's Building. fan
Board OF Trustees Of the above named Comrsny
sstoch Dividend Of forty per cent. or Forty
SHARES 70 each One Hundred Shares. WAS this
dsy declared, payable INN edisteiy.
)e2s o. d. SQUIkE. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


CEALED PROPOSALS.. IN DUPLI-
~ cate, Will he received At this Office nntil IL
O'clock n. Of AUGUST SIXTEENTH, 1875, f,r
furnishing the following named supplies Tor
Indian Ressrya alton in Southeast Nevada, sub
Ject TO the conditions hereinafter named;
Bacon heavy clear sidssl. coin rates Per loe
pounds.
Beans tBayoD, coin rates per 100 IT..
Beet, coin rates per 100 rs.
Flour tself-rising. coin rates per 100 fts.
sugar tcnnmon brown, coin rates per lO0lbs.
Ionee tRiol, coin rates per 100 Us.
Salt lin small sacksl cein rates per 100 lbs.
Sosp good washinRl, coin rates per l'o rbs.
barley tRroundl, coin rates per 100 fbs.
CONDITIONS.
First-The duration of the contract shall con-
tinue uniil June 80, 1876. and no longer.
second-Bids will be received for supplies TO
oe furnished by the contractors upon the moaps
river Reservation, Souti east Nevada ana IN
such quantities and at such time as the Agent
may designate; and all such supplies must be
furnished in such boxes, cases or sacks as thsll
insure the same sganst loss or daHsge 10 the
Indian service,
Tbird-The aggregate Of supplies furnished
for any one month for the reservation shall not
exceed LOCO lbs. Bacon, 81, 600 10. Beans, 100
ibs. Coffee, 1000 TBS. Flour, 100 rs. salt. 200
ans; sugar. leo lbs. sosp, 1000 ns. barley. or
1000 It's. Beef.
Fourth-AIl supplies must be of good mer.
chantabie quality, and any found otherwise and
condemned must be replaced without loss Of
time 70 the Government employees.
flfth-Bidders will specify coin rates per loo
IDS ior each of the articles above named, deliv-
cred at the Agency, Moaps River Reservation,
southeast Nevada. and bids, 10 be entertained,
must be for all of the kinds of supplies des'g,
mated above
sixth-Paynent to be made by L. s. Indian
Agent. in drafts on U 8. Assistant Treasurer a,
San franc iGeO. California
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TNHE Co.pARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EN-
/ listing under the name and style OF II. J.
Booth h Co. expired on the 9Th day of June,
1878, by the Withdrawal OF II. ]. Booth. The
business will be carried on by the undersign.d
their successors, at the same place. under the
name and style of Prescott. Scett 4 Co, who
assume all the liabilities Of the late Arm, snd to
whom all outstanding accounts will be paid.
6FO. W. PRESCOTT,
IRVING NJ. sCoTT
June, 10, 1875. HENRY T. SCOTT.
Having sold out my interest In the Arm of II.
J. Booth & Co., ask for my successors q con.
tinusrce OF the liberal patronage so long ex-
tended to the old a IN. Messrs. Prescott. Scott
h Co. will pay all debts Of the late Arm. and
collect all outstanding accounts.
je2f-2w HI. BOOTH,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ psrsnership heretofore existing between
amsdfe Claresy and Louis Cisresy In the Saloon
business, at the Miners Falcon, in Phoebe, ia
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Louis
Sialesy VIII hereafter carry on the business ct
said Saloon and will nav all debts of thn ala
nsia and will COLI ct ell debts due to the same,
LOUIS CIARFSY
AMADIE CLAREsY,
Aioene' July 10th, 1875. jyl3-td
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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is-
ID SUED out of the District Court In and
for the county OF Lincoln and to delivered for
Judgment rendered In said Court on the oath
day OF February. A. D. 1874, in favor Of Frank
Wheeler ct al, and against the Floral Mill and
Mining Co for the sum of S766 80 100 with costa.
interest and aecrping costs; and also under
supplemental order of said Court Judgment was
rendered in said Court in favor of Wheeler and
Arnold and against said Mill and Mining Com
pany for IN" sum Of III 000. making the amount of
judgment 81. 766 80 100. with interest cost and
accruing costs in U. s. gold coin; and also for
Judgment rendered In said Court on same day in
favor Of j. j Ha'pin & Co. and against said Mill
and Mining Company for the sum of 81 .664 6s.
100 and interest, with costs aud accruing costs
in U. 8 gold coin; and also for a ju gment rem.
dered in said Court on same day, in favor of J.
Eisenmsn Co. and against said Mill and Min
ing Company for the sum Of 1888 g6-l0O with In
terest, costs and accruing costs in u a. gold
coin; and also for judgment rendered in said
Court on Feb. 10. 1873, in favor of Andrew Snod.
grass and against said Mill and Mining Compa-
ny for the sum Of S1.7l2 26.lO0, with interest,
costs and accruiDg costs In like gold coin, have
levied on the following property. to wit:
Description and boundaries Of the properly
authorized TO be sold under and by virtue Of this
decree, so far az ascertained from complaint and
liens filed in this action, and the public records
of said Con- ty, are rs follows: Commenc-
ing at q stake star ding on the north. east
corner Of the Grave Yard and about one
half mile from the Court house in the
town of Phoebe. County Of Lincoln, and
running thence north a deg. E. 40 chains
to post; thence north So deg 20 chains to
post: thence south ~ deg. ". SO chains TO a
post; thence south GO deg. chains TO a
post: thence south 81 deg, ". Q chains to a
post: thence 6 south SO deg. Z. 10 chains to a
post. containing 10 60l00 acres of land, and be-
ing the property surveyed for J. G. Clark by the
County Surveyor Of said County on the Goth day
August, A. d. 1872, and recorded on pages l47
and l4B Of Rock d Of Surveys Of Lincoln County
records, together v it'll the Quartz Mill on said
premises, known az the Floral Mill, and the
property Of the defendant, the Floral Mil and
Mining Company.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the 18TH day Of August,
A. ID. 1875,
Between the hours Of O'Clock a. IN, and %. IN
lviz, at II m.), will sell all the right, title
and interest of said Floral Mill and Mining
Company in and to the above described prop
erty, at the Courthouse door. In Phoebe, Count,
and State aforesaid. at public auction, to thu
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said iudg
ments and interest and all costs and accruins
costs.
Dated Phoebe, July 2lst, 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff.
By q. BIRpsAII, Deputy Sheriff.
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ptn~Snso pvt one Job once I'm
60 to the Star Hafei, Main
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE

Sill fUhfHER NOTICE, FRAINs mr.,
rave and arrive at Ogden daily. a. so,T-L1
so k.-Dai!y express. $50 a. m: NV nv
go P. m freight, 1880 a. M, mizec
ARRTyE.-DEily express, $40 n m.
p m; freight, $40 = m AiA'o'
Daily connections made at oc5., -,
Utah Central Railroad from salt ~. 1 cI.n Z.
III points in Southern Utah
AtBryan. with stages for the sueetv.,O
AT Cheyenne, with Denver paci6e tfilIhes.
Tor Denver, Central City, Geor1e.ov,-, A'aatroad
points IN Colorado snd New Mexico anu al
AT Omahs, with Chicago and North,.
Chiesgo, hock Island and Pacific. RyrIiIt u;
ana missouri River; Kansas CITY s. Iuston
council bluffs Railroads, and Missouri - ana
Oh steamers, Tor all points east ana sonth rms
Tickets for sale to all points esst a. as
wells, Fargo Co, East Temple stree, ~. - OF
the o1lce of the Utah Central RaifrosS ~ ~ 81
Lake CITY; also at the Union pscisc D ~ salt
ticket Office in Ogden, at which efSca Iasttoad
sleeping-cars can he secured hs %
Arrangt ments have been made vh.xL
sehgers desiring TO visit Denver. on thsPy pas'
East, can avail themselves of an ererrs,sI way
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return :. ~ rate
reduced rateR. ~ greatly
For particulars and all infornst,o, 4,
70 passage, apply at the ticket Offices III regard
Passengers should be careful 10 sec,,u.
passage tickets to all eastern and go. .hef
points via Omaha, and thus avail tbens1I'ern
sthfough sleeping-car, comfortable accar,. 80 oi
tionH and quick time eo'onloos
THos. L. KIMBAII
General Ticket Agent
an A.. I. f. SICKIFs
ao1'-" oh!ei Engineer and 6uperiutenos,,
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WILL BE ABSENT FROM PIocHR FOR
! the space Of from four to six weeks. Dur.
ING my sosenee, parties desiring Patents for
tneir Town Lots will please file their spplica.
lions With ]. c. FOSTER, At the Land Once,
and Patents will be issued Immediately on my
return. OF which notice will he given.
MORTIMER FULLER,
Trustee for the Town Site Of Phoebe,
je20Ltf
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To the Unfortunate,
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEASAR)

AZ MEN CONTINENTAL, San Francisco. L. y
Private entrance on Commercial strco. ASH
Established in 1854, for the treatment
Of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such
Is Gonorrhea, elect. Structure, syphilis I'M IlfY
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency. etc etr
Skin diseases of years standing, and Clcerstsd
Legs, etc., successfully treated.
DIR. GlBBoN has the pleasure Of Announcing
that he has returned froLa visiting tho principal
Hospitals of Europe. and has resumed practice
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
In seeking out new remedies, snd has returned
with increased facilities for sliovisting human
Seminal weakness.
Seminal emission is consequence OF self
abuse, This solitsa. vice. or deprsved sexual
indulgence, il prscticed by the youth OF both
sexes to almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrlng certainty the following train "
morbid symptoms, unless coInbstted by scien.
INC medical measures. viz; Sallow conntenance.
aars spots under the eyes, psin In the bead. ring
ing IN the esrs, noise like the rustling Of leaves
Io,n rafting OF chariots, unessiness about the
olunted intellect. loss of confidence, diffidence
acoratr, B strangers. dislike to form new
f ~ - disposition to sbun society.
shout the As1 Try. pamples ana various eruptions
f.stid hr-s,l se, Lectic hushee fufred tongue
.Osaa omS.h. coughs. consumption' nicSt swests
hs ny. nh.a, ana frequently INSANITY If relied
either in person q ~ s10sla apply mmediateiy.
sdected oy his new and scientific ynnda W cure
Mg disease which never fails Of sfIectins a,,s..
Cured AZ Home.
Pefsons ct 8 distance NAV n. crr,yn
HOME, BY addressing . letter 70 d.. n;b,l Al
Stating case, symptoms. length Of time the an
IAse has continued, and have medicine promn.i-
forwarded, free from damage and curiositS
any part Of the country. with full and plain
rectioOs for use. -
Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
the name Of the pape. they see this advertise.
BY encloa,no ain I, .o;v In ~an,...a
srLoash the Possofioe, orthrougb Wells, Fargo h
-, psclage Of medicine will be forwario.,
Address SohnuSnuos,
noH 1857. ssn Frsncisco, o.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-25

aOS TO RICHMOND. Our excellent
friend and valued fellow citizen. eN-Dis-
trict Judge Harris, expects to leave here
some day this week for Richmond, Nir-
cinia. He will be accompanied by his
wife. who will make short visit IN
Washington, where she formerly resided
JUDGE Harris is a Delegate to the Grand
lodge OF Red Men which is to meet in
the caDital of Virginia. In the first
battle of Manassas - Bull hun - Mr.
Harris, then a sergeant IN the Ifst sim,
nesota Infantry, was severely wounded
and left on the field for dead. HIS DEATH
indeed. was announced IN solemn phrase
at his home, and hewas mourned as dead
He was taken into captivity by the rebei s
who cared for his wounds and then lock- q
him up in Libby Prison. Now he Will
have such chance as the days OF peace
and reconstruction afford to see ms oIi
place of confinement, once more used as
= tobacco warehouse. We believe. We
wish the Judge and his wife very pleas
ant voyage and a prosperous return.
w ARR prayer!ully preparing the ~
.arials for an itemizins essay upon tie
gaseous properties Of tie Wlllistoninn
/ fund with sa5-erferriller into it. Secut,
extra copies in time for being on hand.
Sroc1s were badly beaIrj yesterday
/ Ike McConnell's grizzly hove his hui
plum Of, til counter before tle ,Ie.l4t
. Of the morning Board.
THs ruHfaA- Of JOHN He.l,g q
p,tca Yesterday afternoon under the al
snices Ct the Masonic fraternity.
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The Carson Agricultural Association
Gro,,ud, and Imp oye;ne"fs

BY appointment We accompanied MI.
Jacob Winnie II the Board OF Trustees
Of the Agricultural Association TO the
grounds owned by the same, yesterday.
These grounds are situated on the Warm
Springs Road east Of the old Carson
race course. The land sas purchased
of Mr.. {. y. Y. Putnam, serera! months
AGO. and paid for. The sum thus ex-
nended was s. 200. We rode into the
enclosure. 80 acres anu went round
the race track which IS il process OF
construction. On each side O. the en-
tire length Of this track bars or fences
have been erected. These fences are
mad Of substantial cedar posts, set
about eight feet apalt and holding i rail
! at tie top and midwar tie hight. These
rails ar. ~ scautliug, we'll nailed on.
/ The track was surveyed by County Sur
! vevor Bence and is jus: one milo round
| three feet from the inuer fence. This IS
according 10 the latest All most aI-
proved way Of it1ildrg a race course.
some Il. the ground i OF an aihallue
re+rgre and without water becomes very
div. powdery and dlsa-reeaUlc. Inc
! o~ag+fr mart. however, = flee frC!a a.Nai
And rar,,blo e being made sprIngy and
fast. \ good deal 0: work has already
hee, done though mach lHora remains
n ta done. There Is not stone or
pebflc or ether hard - stance in th-
/ rr,. ,.,ira 'l-4t.. tracI; is 30 tett wide,
with SIX hundred yard S'IT'cneI-
home stretch beng, pas'.2'''"''y - M
some. roam ana i''l.@ .ir
goi4g on. Water and h":4 Voc WA -,
make i as good a. any '."'5-' u '''
! two Telis have Detm eteo'S" ','I'' 90 .''-~
with windmll!s. IAey are the worst az
renp:s at WIndm4,Is W eve. 81" NJ Vt ~
too low to catch I'll" WIND, too aia.'t II
tie tansto hay" any pc" e. '5'u " ing 80 80
uaneTy aat 'l-TlT gearing ,-'-, -. 49,,
wjthEaues 50 "a ID EeeF villa me " Id "a
.a.E 60 wien Ill ,Ste%r A!4'e9 VIA -
g.-Lt quarters. W. adIlos " tL!n- ;
Of the genera! course Oh iHe tIe''.I'!I
winds q these parts 10 meet ms s.!1u
omission On the PIT ct tie n,'lIdeI:
There are to H.. two more ",,.7; "
hope they Lty i'e mounted WIN D7'''
wlAdAAiS. - -
and waII~nt"d III IAN ','----,'' %,
On The eastern !'I- 81 -
grounds one'stoIE iran il ''5r Ia
In lni,t. Ills : en- .~.e." -A. ct,'.
picket .eGcr II ti0.-. a'',' Il '..'. .7!.,
III rear. !; Is la.'.@'' %'..' ';'' ,,,7 -,
rooms. 1t = partly p'-r'@s..'. ".,': " !,
he wholly 50 before IL Il j. -, 80
q. We believe. rs p..cr G.. iNo'de.,'
for IL resident anpei'u',i.''' III an"
boarding house tuT tie j.aHt'' ana ~ 81
WHO attend the cattle an" 1--WE ',1ch i
f..G time. Il Is a good hons AZ" 'nl-A
b. pr ,itabiy Tent"i 10 p man ".'i
family AMI Bling ."I i"e I'll - IL
l.;.sulnd!4-H, W s-cnid iLIn K. MOS
an thrifty nan VINO UnHeiHt"hr,7 IA a. IL
IN and C"I![ business, con-! wen -,.'~i
t. taHa r:Ee O.; ne so .-"S ,'f IN Nv u,
ilere O! tn grazing anu Saf,'' -'','' '''--
.t!-~, ". >1o,,-" say. ~, l-e ''-.. II :
lie street = q sel!ee Of stables 'I' morse DO,
uro1z;a t. tl4- iI..-i /. 10 '- .llI-''". ! He9
IT, 4I,e alry,2 We nave State! Al. 1t g
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ISAAC MCCONNELL"
The New York herald., 1875-11-17

agree 70 the sudden abandonment Of the policy which
he has advocated and 10 which he has held the admns
traton That policy viii never be contradcted by such
hostile note until Mr. Fish Is out OF the Cabinet He
still holds ms portfolio and believe that far as
spain and Cuba can affect the result he will continue
10 hold Il until the 4th or March, 1877.
The Times is doubtless right in saying that the at
tempt 70 take Cuba from SPAN would unite all Spanish
parties IN defence Of It's possession II Is probably
right also In predicting that while the struggle Tor the
island would end avorably for the United states the
nrst movements might be uniavorabe To the latter
whether the Times s right again IN supposiug that an
aggressive SpanishCuban policy Is contemplated, as
last eNpedient to promote the third term scheme, de-
pends upon the question whether the persons inter
ested In that scheme are hopelessly infatuated.
cable despatch from Madrid says that the reply or
Spain TO the note Will be energetic, but modcr
and II confirms former report that the note refers
to the treaty OF 1885 The provisions Of that treaty.
synopsis (which appeared In letter from Washington
70 the EpeHHq Post published last Saturday-relate 10
certain obsolete boundary questions 10 commercial
matters and 10 the right Of spanish vessels to board
American ships and examine into the regularity OF their
papers The that the United States could demand
i'll correspondence concerning the treaty would be the
REIMBURSEMENT Of this vexaous right OF examination,
and such demand that would furnish no ground for
the apprehensons or the London Times
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
A CHILD KIDNAPPED.

little boy named Martin Navin disappeared on
Monday afternoon in mysterious manner and has not
since been heard Of The circumstances of the case
are as ows:-Navin and asschoomate named Franz
Fitzheer walking together the boulevard
They were accosed by a distributing wagon Of
some liquor house when at the OF Eighty eighth
street. and Navin was induced 10 get into the wagon
whereupOn the man drove OIL rapidly, leaving little
Ftzheier on the sidewalk. These are all the facts
which could be elected from Fitzheiler who Is about
seven or eight years Of age
Navn is and half years old about three feet high
and of rather stout build with aark hair When car
riod on he wore dark brown jacket, black pants brass
toed boots and cap which rolled down his ears
His family, who live at the junction Of Eighty eighth
and North River were In sateof great anxiety
as 70 the whereabouts Of their son, and the little fell
lows brothers last night calling at the different
station houses up town TO lind out If anything had
been heard Of him. Fi,zhecr lives in Eighty eighth
street
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
NEwARKs EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The first annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese
OF Northern New Jerseyset of last year from the old
diocese, which comprised the entire State-was held
yesterday in Grace church. Newark with Bishop oden-
hemer presiding. The opening services con
Quoted by Very Rev. Dean Abercrombie of Jersey
City; Rev Mr. Cloner, OF Milburn; Rev. Mr..
Sayers, of Belleville; Rev. Mr.. Degen, of South
Orange; Rev. Mr.. Newton of Newark and
Rev. Mr. Putnam, of Jersey City. The
Bishop administered holy communion. A sermon well
calculated TO set churchmen aud church goers generally
thinking was preached by Rev. George H. Gray, with
whom the bishop sojourned after his return from
Europe, and was prominent member of the recent
Episcopal Congress at Philadelphia Tho text he chose
was "The Outward Business of the Church. In plan
and vigorous language the preacher insisted that
vital to the Church that its business should be
conducted by men of clean hands and pure lives
Delegates TO conventions and vestrymcn should be
emnently fitted for the work. above rcproach, and
not mere hgureheads who thought they honored the
Church by hling positions. He inveighed against the
practice Of making rich vestrymon solely because
of their riches and altogether insisted that holiness
ability and 2ealousness true Christian work should
be prerequisites in the leading men OF the Church He
strongly opposed the raising OF money by lotteries.
After the appointment of divers committees, &C.
the Trustees of the Episcopal fund reported iol-
lows:-Interest fund receipts sa153S so; disburse-
ments S10606 9S; principal fund receipts $4l6S 90;
loaned on bond and mortgage So 500 balance hand
S6sS 62 The additions TO the fund Amounted to
$751; 6S5 and the total amount Of the fund 1920 sos g.
The Treasurer reported-Receipts s23 62l 72 balance
on hand, $21, ,305 81.
To-day Bishop odenhemer will deliver his annual
add
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
Shortly after tho meeting was closed
A CHANCE FOR PRINCETON.

MOODY AND sANKEY TO VISIT PRINCETON
COLLEGE NEXT TERM-DR M'cosH EXPECTS
GREAT RESULTS THEREFRoM.
TRENTON, n j.. Nov. 10, 1875
Dr. McCosh, Of Princeton College, has invited Messrs
Moody and sankey TO visit that institution The great
reyvalsts have accepted invitation but say that
they will not be able, owing 10 previous engage.
menls, to begin the work OF redemption at
thar scat Of learning during the present term.
They promise to during the carly part of next
term Or McCosh announced this information to tho
faculty and students yesterday doing so took
occasion 70 speak IN the highest terms Of the work
done ~ Messrs Moody anu Saukcy in Great Britain.
Although personally unacquainted with either Of them
the Doctor said he had received minute accounts from
friends IN Great Britain Of the great advantages result
ing from thcir ADora there, and that he had ardent
hopes Of their intended work in Princeton resulting in
grand success
Ihe clcrgymen of this city are about to hold a meet
ing Tor the purpose 81 extending an invitation To tho
famous rcVivalis's TO come and sow the seed Of saliva
ton among the numerous class of sinners in this COM
munity