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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02

THE Committees on Picnic from 49,
Il different Lodges ]. o. O. r. are s -
hereby requested 10 meet in theZHsSsf>s1 - -
Trustees room, in Odd Fellows INV
hall, at o'clock tonight, June 2t.
By order of
J. b. HAYS Chairman,
ju2 From Banner Lodge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02

TIE mathematical problem of the
treasury department-tEe public debt
sta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02
Attention, Knights of InnisfaiI.

NOU are hereby ordered to meet al your hall
attend parade By Oruer.
ju2 H. ID SULLIVAN. Commander.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02
Iemplar's Guards.

rNHE Templar's Qua. Us will meet on Satur-
i day evening June 9th, Rt SIq O'Clock. al the
Office of the Captain, Tor ire purpuss D., CieCt-
ing a e Ond Lieutenant.
By order
JACKSON P. CREWS Captain.
CHAS. II. RAINE. q. =. iu2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02

In continuing the Planning Mill and Bum-
Der bushes, we solicit q continuance Of the
kind patronage Of our friends SO literally eE-
tended tow .ru the late nrm of CubbIus Gum
d COOveT,
GUM tv COJVER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02

Fine ParlOr and Bedroom Furniture
a It a u Q q Z q N
THIS MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK,
A.E. FrankIsBd, Ig5 and 1917 Main NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02

In retiring from the late firm Of CubbIna,
Gum n COOvcr, beg TO recommend my late
partners, John Gum and NJ n. COOveT, to the
patrOnag" OF all persons dCSlIuu~ OF having
work done in their line, knowing them to be
deserving of all success.
JOHN CuBEINS.
MEMPHIS, May 81 $50. fu2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02
News from All Parts OF the State-Three
auderdale County Hurderers at
LargC-A Chance for
Detectives.
Frlghtful Accident at M'HinnViIIe-A
Man Burned 10 Death ia a whisky
Disti'lery-A Child Crushed.
The Army Worm In DJer-ImmIgrants
Returning from Texas and CaIifcrpls
mo Place Like HOme';-The
WheelbArroW Msn.

LOaiers at Dresden-The AObbiBg Of
Reed-The Glanders in LauderdaIe
The Cui,WOrms at Work
Tobacco CrOp-Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-02

The body Ofa drowned man wss found
in the river at New Orleans, Sunday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05
THEY PASSED 1T ALONG.

A TERRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY
DEADLY DISCUSSION BETWEEN DOCTORS.
A special from Cynthisna, KY, to the Gin
einnati Enquirer says: A terrible double
tragedy occurred here this evening, in which
DIR. f. J. Peckoyer and DIR. G. L. Donnslly
were both killed. It seems that
they had an alteration yesterday
about some pecuniary matters, and
PeckOver called Donnally a liar. But nothing
serious was thought of the matter until this
evening. About five o'clock DR.. Donnally
was near DR.. Peckover's office door, when
Peckover coming out, DR.. Donnally called
to him and said: You called me liar yes
terday," and as DR.. Peckover turned around
facing him Donnally deliberately shot Peck
over, the ball passing through the heart,
killing him almost instantly. Don
nally Immediately gave himself up,
Deputy Marshal III. T. Hoffman and Ccnsts-
BILE James Ewslt taking charge of him
About quarter before O'Clock, while he
was still IN charge of the officers, and in the
county judges office, awaiting his prelin-
mary trial, r. H. Ridgely, brother-in-law
OF DIR. Peckoyer, rushed into the room,
drew pistol fired and killed Donnally in
stantly. Ridgsly is now in custody. Peck
over, when shot, said to some one near by,
"Donnally has shot me-" at the shooting
OF Donnslly there was but three persons
in the judges office-the Judge
himself and the two officers before named.
The crowd had gone out and were sta ndine
around in the yard. Donnally was shot in
the left side of the upper part OF the abdo-
men, four inches from the navel. When
shot ne fell over out OF the chair he was sit
ting in, exclaimed "Oh, God" and died.
Both of the victims were men highly
respected, and both were Masons,
PeckOver being a knight Templsr
of the highest rank. The tragedy has
cast gloom over the city, and is greatly to
be regretted. as this city has tor many years
enjoyed the name OF being one of the most
orderly and quiet towns in Kentucky.
Peckover has young daughter visiting at
the residence of ]. III. Blackburn late of
Covington, now living near Florence, KY.
Word was sent her of the sad fate of her
father this evening.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05
AN ANNIVERSARY .
From chambers,s Journal.l

IRON IlamDerSS JOufnti.l
In a chamber old and oakeD,
In a faint and faltering way,
Half dozen words were spoken,
lust eleven years to-day;
What was bound and what was broken,
Let woman's conscience say.
Ealf a dozen words excited.
Whispered by a lovers side.
Half delighted, half efrtghted,
Half in pleasure, half in PRIDE
And maiden's troth is plighted,
And a false love knot Is tied.
Has a maiden not a feeling
That cal swell, and sing, and soar?
Came not Ger her spirit ealing
Thoughts of things that were before?
In her heart did no revealing
Tel her love was something mOrey
BaieIy half a dozen glencss,
Half in earnest, half in mirth,
Five or six or seven dances,
What Is such q wOO1ng worm
Courtship in which no romance Is,
Can not give true love birth.
Passion is pain and power
slowly growing unto might.
BY long vigils not the hour;
Real love is not at sight;
5Tis a weed; tits not flower
That arises in night.
Lightly is the promise spoken,
lightly is the love-knot tied;
And he maid rsdesms the token,
Living at her husbands side;
And her HEARTH Is not hroke1s
But il Is not in its pride.
With the years shall come feeling,
Never, may be, felt before;
She shall find Der heart concerning
Wants il did not know of yOre;
Silently tn e truth revealing,
Real love is something more.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05
AFTER MANY DAYS.
BY CAROLINE NORTH.
From Good Words.

From Good Words.I
bow lonely seemed her life now she had lost
me love mat gave 10 life its grace and worth
h0M cold me clouded skies, how low and dull
what erst she deemed most beautiful on
Hers was feeble mind that could not rise
cut OF herself to things OF higher power:
Busy with tribes, while an aching want
Deepened and wicened every listless hour
By,
One OF themselves, and happy as things 90,
AaiseQ with her, helped her NOT, nor soOfhed
The leaden sorrow that they did not know
NOPE gave her work TO pass the weary days,
nor sought she any, lived 10 dull content
81 nsnkiui n a passing sur bsarn strayed,
ror any JOY that God IN pity sent.
Then came the Lord to that deserted door
mat all men passed with hurryirg, needles
feet, -
And she rose up, aud opening found az last
All she had lost within His presence sweet
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05
UNCLE WILLIAM ALLEN.
A PEN PICTURE OF HIM-HIs EYEs-THE PRO-
GRAMME OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Buell. has been interviewing William
Allen, and thus writes of him to the st. Louis
Republican,: And we went in and caught
the august William in the act of enclosing a
pair OF elderly and dignifed legs in pair
of highly respectable black doeskin panta-
looms. We then witnessed the other beautiful
mysteries of a statesman's toilet after
which the governor took a pinch of snuff
and seated himself in a chair. He sat bolt
upright, held his head erect, and showed his
legs directly out in front of him, like nice
young man afraid to wrinkle his clothes.
There is none of the lounger or loafer about
Governor Allen. am told that he has MAIN
tanned that same bolt, upright position for
nearly a century, and that during all the
yicissitudes of his long and active career,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05

The Pilgrim monument Of Plymouth,
Mass, is well under way, and sufficient
funds have been secured to insure its com
pletion mp to the point where the statue OF
Faith will be placed, before the summer is
over. The inscription panels are now being
ii fished in Maine, and working model Of the
statue has bsen completed by DR.. Rimmer,
and placed in the hands of Patterson IL Co.,
of Hartford, Conn, who have the con
tract for the figure.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05

Froude, the historian, has sustained a
great affection in the loss of his daughter
Rose, young lady of distinguished lowell
ness. The historian was absent in Africa at
tio line of her death,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05

THE Oldest living college graduate in this
country is Judge Ebert Herring, of New
York, who celebrated his ninety-ninth
birthday the sth inst. Judge Herring grad
uated at Princeton in 1875. two years before
the venerable Horace Binney, of Pbiladel.
phia, took his degree at Hartford. The
next two oldest graduates living are the
Rev. Thomas Williams, at Yale, in 1900, and
mouth, in the first year of the century.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05

The son of the late Lord Lytton is prepar-
ing for the press an unfinished novel found
among The papers of his father. In it there
Is fine description of the battle of Plat;es,
and one ofthe characters is Pausanias.
, 1875-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.
The Sage College for Lady Students.

This tIttHuttpn h1H becn eTcrtea anil endowed t,y
tte lion. u. W. Sage, A. ctnt nj 100 In cnllne,.
tim with Cornell tniseraity. conIliion that young
wnef shall receise st tiln Gnver.ty eluc1.ion u
thru1f,, aud broad a. that prostl fer young mc.,.
The collage building ia deass'i t} steam, ng!"t ~
gymnasium, botanical garden anil vrt.aarntaI grounds.
Tim Lady students have the privilege NJ all th,
tho sermons rte4cltd during the year n the adjacent
University Chapel. W dstingHslcl clergyman 1t
sarnns fall1oua hHdtsf ifoIn sasoas hatm o. illa
The enttre number nf lady rtude,ta Win t,s
cntHarhttd during tbs coming HnlYetsisy yrar. IN.
FiHnl1IH In SeptntGs, II ri.c hundFcI snh twcHty,
ahi api l!canta for soons vii! be registered in this
tr.er Of application.
PRESIDENT OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithac-,
n. I,
, 1875-08-11

reuco Of tile scenes Ii, Tho Golt last WedneAlsy,
whom a pistol was loveloai At tho hes of .ho
prisoner BY one u tho s:,ccta.s,rs. A uosEo
ilancd William Henry Wut.l ras. howAver.
badly hoat>n yostortay. by tho infuriatctl
htout shito wome.,, An ntteurt was also ,aado
to lynch lilo ts;souor hy tho crowd outside Ut
tho courtroom. which was only frustrated by lis
changing htn Pusition. Adjoining the conrt-
room h q huildl"g with slot,ng roof. Tue
which ovcrlooka This roof. Holne individual con-
chvod tho idea Of lasboing the pr,aoner whl'a In
thls position, and for that 1utpo4o a long Eopo
had bnen prepared, with nooso at one cn.. aid
the other e1teutlIna along slo ground for several
yards. It lad evidently been intended 10 throw
tho !aeao over tho head Of tho prisoner. after
which the crowd wAH ex1ectcd to ec!zo tho rore
aud pull linn out Of tho window causing Ills
summary execution.
, 1875-08-11
LEGAL.
.
MASTERS SALE.
Under Deere of Foreclosure in fIIe Matter Of
The Rockford, Rock Island L. 81. Louis
Railroad Cvlurany.

uss s!s's. 's; b..s' Gss' Fiji. % e 81 aa
.n.a PAs nosf i.i.na Ss a'ts
ssTt Nsys; Ss.S ii es, hodsfs II Ssais
T 4
M:soe Ms.!ss A . e 1ns!:s!y ''; q i id u
III ant
i,s,aisf: ;!s Ssa;SSs i: :ss;h e s.ss Suss.t
i,ss! Sss sesS!Is Ga!5I!ss: =! -
5ts u n", ~" : & 81 aGiay aees. o''t Sid
y. IT, ~ sai t:t!''ts
IL
fss sa q Fl % IT, eossna os
i,nasrs sixht. .It9ass. e.siahagse,,
toas trH y
g ma ts 81 It'll III. Ee5
Esss.d Gsarta5. sas asds aa os.i taiav: III a
t"as IT,. 'ss%ai s"a III II a1is. ai's.
md wafsas = ~
AZ 1; s.;ns Il i
a. s' ~ +; =.
II: III: t .ssss:
IT,; 4 L Iii. ~
% ihs ..ps; a.o tss enrs I.4anad .! ths Q1a Nj
nuEsT!s HAtfoa Cdtnpany witt al tho f1anchl.oa, priv
rsos and thoEeo bc!onstnE ana i! ether
Rock l.ta,,a 1 "; Ie9t3 Nsresd Company and ssia
9r.na tnessn H. s'tosa T. comp.ny at,her 81
FsErY oselyor: and iii other property, rtshss' il.a
ohsos aud hInxs Which shAll have leon tcuIIrd b. bur
sh..o o:essr f. n The "a eeessr datnx Se
nds and .as bo = sh ;!s of ts sele hsfobJ deessd
IN r. or 70 which ~ mag thoa bo satttIod
~ tho u said dssrco two hsudrr tnsand dlisrs
of Tho bid At such sso Il p.id Ly tho 1rchsser
III ca,h shs lime # .s.e. .na r. d IL
!hrss IT, t. rto;,;o t5Gm 'ssh purchaser = .a d
i.oA ua!cs .n4 m ;ss3 .essa r. q. of jnas il
itcates o 4sbt1hass Aausd ip lien Vi Ay nj said Gnu,
A. such ~ laid Couft shall dsect 1t h
srpeusal VI said sae'. ~ "
For noEs f4ttouat descFptloa Of tho said property
llENiiY ". nISIInr,
states d. Tho hoEthvtn tlstrtct pi Illinois 0"'~@
U4tod july II, A. ID. la6.i
Tho above sso l.. by order Of Court postponed until
Auxu.t it, i-i5. hEHitY W. BiSllsiis MnsI.,
, 1875-08-11

x,r r,,rno I, ,,tr., xr.tc,aov .nd h.rr. ~.,,ot
=" ,.;v 49, ~. ue.o '1s.. -.
mon to1crr'" tho ifassaetoa OF tAef sinesa until
moro ansnclons day The acht rrcaiient Grant haa
1,,.k com,.rv 4, hay, b,r 1,o,,nm .,i..t ri,
uoeA n"'o Nv uo..a" es'ne".' ~
storm, aud which after being abandoned by her crew
yas brought hero ty tho tuR q. ". WOOD. In, ,p4n
t,kop ~, III, rco bv thc f.tfmro nr, 1,,r rrr,,, T.,
auA 80 80, t, 1.a .s"ss, -. ~ ~, s,'.npA'' ~
liz htr up a9''', que l'eeaa aooat *3o0V ~oflli oi
repa!r humber of tug u'1d vessel men complain
ltler]y Of the arLItrarces nf The brtdRc-tc,de. Oh
Hrota s,rcet lddou. Thoy k.v In frceptv cn.cs I'm
~. ' 10y to ''i.st.' e''ae" ~, ,.''
, 1875-08-11

r;er, sfsunmfnec trls dried nrrlr& 10 1ar tria
1u,k :0j Nn 1a,n5, Iris ln,us, AMI aahtlres: slnr
bhchnygntl, Mantt'rsne, anntircs.
Muir Ci.KAMANuLa- Hint Mutkrgon, MHfAtgon. 81
iris i,nrk. md snndsics; PROT O. j. !r9os1ell. areon
snIntfra rcr 1robuken, Kingston, H. 100 hu wheat
eclr Now Dominion, Kiu8aton l4,9l1 tn corn; l'ror
I,ntatn City, buffalo. ,2ly bn wheat. o.oll bH cnr1l,
J42e ll corn, III, ,0t3 bu oats. ItD lrls tlour.
, 1875-08-11

Thcrc lille better inquiry for yeasoEa, At oHo
fnr wneat to Duna1o. md $40 for 10 to Klng'lon.
Charters fur lnfaIo sctr II. ". Sage, wheat At 2Ne;
barge 1allantyno. wheat private tcs1nh; rEopa
Gto:ls wiea, aud Vanderbilt tart cargoea)s OH
through rates. To KIng1ton: Bclrn nisIug Star aud
West bldo, wheat at EKo. To Oswego: schr Guiding
star, curi owners nccnllnt. Alsn. the following
vratclH, wl,irt wcro chartered On Monday: hchrs
New Dnrinf0,,, oorn, HI to Kingston. Capacity,
shout l3n,Uvl hu wheat and 70, 100 bu coru.
, 1875-08-11
THE DnuiDS.

CtscrxxAr1, O.. Aug. 1o.-1ho National Con-
vontion Of tic Ancient Order II D,aids, IN HeH-
tion hero; to day cected rhiip 1leic.wcin. Of
!nsii.nnpofis. II. N. a.. A.; Charic4 KiehI. Of
brooklyn, y: L., j. q. a.. and N. Fraudenthat,
Albany y. J" Grand Secretary, with Phil Bttc1n-
ucl, Of Vt. Louis, Grand Treasurer.
, 1875-08-11

EDUCATIONAL,
--Srs
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
thus,er. "a. : tFoE Iosrds,s only.l
Rssalon e:n "Wednesday. Hspt g. Location elsvated
ssss.s so's9tss Thatoaas &c
CIsa.lcs and u*Il.h careful oversight u lhs nssls
Aaa m.ansEs 1f Csda's Fos Citoaass aup.y +, i, 4.
Chicago. us to Coi. 1!lEu. HYATT, Psssldsnt. ~
RYE 9ENGIN. A. RT-
RYE, n. Y.
Tho next sess!nn will commence sept H. For par-
ttcua1 apply to the PRINCIPAL, Mrs. II. ]. LlPE.
1NnEEuO1n INSTITUTE, FnEEIio1.U, N, r.
II boarding Artloul for It',v.
1oT. 4. q. CHAMBERS, Principal
, 1875-08-11

khntas City and Denver Fs.. Ex,
ht. Louis anil HpslnrIioId IL.
St. 1ton,s, Springfield / Totas,,
ftorla. hcoEuk i UurItnrtlt1, :,
p.utt4. hct,knk 4 jtnrl!ngtne, ,
Ghlcseot 1'adurah Ra!}roau I'll,
S'rca'nr. Facot,. Washington III,
Joftat i uT19htAco ,lnuiutatluIl,
, 1875-08-11
MILE. BR0USSAIS

nrnpenH hr- French and Ea:1!ah R,hnol for Talng
ians. 5Ga MtrAfga!,av. NEAR h1'seutlI-.t., Ms,-
day, heIt.G i. hpclul VI: ftin Eise:l IL the thorough
cultivation nf A1u's. Tur circulars anl rc.etya.ca
A41IlecIs the lr,nCtru
, 1875-08-11

GkLKCT TuR BEST SCHOOL FOIL YOUR puYn,
- The Irving 1nsutute, at TArtysawn oll- 1Iuison
senpena Sept. IL Thuroush Instruction In thu En-.
gsl md classical rtudIen. tbs following gentlemen
Klrkrn,risk, ss3 nrosixsy, NV iors; liz. 8.
Chanu,s, Chief EpR'ueer Eds lieitso.a; slr. Louis
Roherts, No u South alrcst, y. y; Nr. EnhcFt
feklen spencer Tsrrylowt, n. y; MIR. Luther Ketl.
dcttI. Prs. lat Nat. liauk, Tarr5tuwn.
4. AnNAHSAC, A. H.. y. A. ROWE. TrI,tcralt.
, 1875-08-11

l.. s. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
book Of nearly 2oJ pares, co,n,iIol erI ressy
rnl' to uid 1sret.ta aud F,1artiana in asiectsng
school II contains complies lis If I'll the s:llt,s
AID rnl1ogea in tho CHtt4 Stats: Information in
gatl to Itacea wlertjn tho 6eh'afa located, the
climate, railroad fartities, ec also RIecial esciiI
tu II tic 1.ts. desirable Institutions nf lcatniu.
Sent FREQ upon application. I't-tsyr, ccn'*.
T. EaTE9WDETH t1SCKEEY,
Eurcan of s"l,nol Adverts>i.R mi 1ufurn,stta. no-
Nestle B.ihiine. corner Dzoadway and four.ecuth-
st., Hnrr York city.
lAul'icts cf tbs leading seniunrics snt academies,
10th ry aul cniunlrj, u!.o lie n't.iu", flee RI
e.; eti'. lS calling at tho Directory eIre, ahuyc III
Union iluatc.
, 1875-08-11

1.G10uLAND MILITARY ACAnEAiY,
HI WORCESTER, MASS,
Prepares younG tnen for Commercial, MteIaFy, and
Scientific pursuita. @. u. ME1oAl.F. a. NJ. snps.
Gkr 80 TER QUARTER. No e1tras. Media
pO t.Arairn.y for Boys. II n,'lea franz Fhlla.cl-
A, Nh Media, II.
, 1875-08-11

khHFAKEE LINE.
From Central {f1ot. top iuse-sf md fspat tx. 4-.,s
,.-rf.-t!. ..... y.te. III 1sds!,h. u;d II .irpot.
, 1875-08-11

MRS. GARRETEoN
Eugfi.h, Frcnch, and lerman boarding and Day
feAuol for Young Lndis* and Children, No. 81 VI, Is
forty-sescn-st., between Filth aid 6.xih.avs., will
reopen on "Wednesday, Sept. ~ la.a Applications
maao personally or ty litter, aa above.
, 1875-08-11

hrs. ". G. DRTANS BOARDING-SCHO0L
For Young LADIES' p44sta, MY. TT refescncrs, In.
quEo Of SateH Attorney CIaElE4 Il, Xecl.
, 1875-08-11

Ths ahG,e sso T. " order Of Court postponed until
An1u.l IL. l.li. - nEhHY ". HlSIaillS. Ma1Is1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2s5.
q. r. ssrvey Ne. 1i3.

TT $. LAND OFFICE. CARSON. CITY,
u. Nevada, February ~. isia.-Noticc 10
hereby givea that the Southern Crose Gold and
silver Mining Company corporation organ
lied and existing under and ~ virtue
Of the lsws Of the state OF California.
ana fostoniec address Of San Francisco.
California, has, By W. E. Judd. Its Superin-
tendent, and Z stakeholder therein, who.e
place Of business and postofhee address isin
Virginia City. Nevada, this day made spplie.,
linear fsst OF the Southern Cross Lode. bearing
gold asd oliver. and called the southern Cross
6old and Silver Mining ccupsny's calm. sit
uats In tho uold llill Mining District. storey
county. state Of Nevada, the came extending In
poet No. s-sI3 linear feet alang the line OF
said ledge. vein or lode. and embracing the
came win all lie dips. spurs. angles aud varia.
tons, with surface ground ave hundred and
nfieen (sl5lfest In width. and de-erioed In the
plat and Geld notes on nie 10 my on'es asioi'
lows, 10 Wit:
BscinnInr ct poet No. Z. Uhe same being
identical With pcst No. 10. OF the Julia Silver
Mialpc company's U. y. Survey No. 81, .itu'
ated on sasterly slope. Immediately east ofthe
VAT. T. =. trssk. and Whence BEAR ihe y.
tant ssout sss feet. tbs quarter section corner
on the north line Of section "a, Township II
north, raags a east. Mount Diablo meridian,
h.arp north 8 degrees one-quArter Wett. distant
ans feet. aad running nom said post No. !:
riut yourselves 3Ssk feet to post No. .;
IN ece, second eouSe-south degree 10 min.
utes esst so7 net TO post No. :. thence, third
euurpe-saBt SIS feet 70 post No. =; thence.
fourth eoare-nsrth I degree IS minutes west
xH feet to post No. .; thence. fnh eonrse-
north 90 degrees one quarter west 40 feetto
post No. I, ths point cf beginning. containing
ttsioo acres, embracing the top or sper OF
said lode.
Thar porties Of this survey in conflict With
tha "ward oonpasy's"U y. q. Survey No. S,ts
described - follows:
Beeianing at the above dsseribed pest Mol.
and thence running. nrst coursc-wert zHf
Net 10 post No q thence. second e~ourse-south
1 dexrre - minutes east c7 net 10 poet No. y;
thence. third eoure-east 80 feet: thence.
fousth eourse-ncrth II degrees ont. hall wet
tss feet; thence. dfh eo~nrse-porth 90 degrees
~one-quartsr wet ii6 feet to poet No. ]. the
point Of beginning; containing Z 5i'io0 aeres;
Having si.iO0 acres not In conflict. Conrres
and bearings expressed nom true meridian.
magnetic variation 10 degrees one bali east.
This claim 10 bounded en- the north and east
By the mining round Of the Julia silver Mining
Cas- cAin. and on the south by the Europa
Company's mining claim. and vas located by
W. X. Judd, the I'd day Of January. 1874, aud
recorded In Book d OF prs-emptions and locs-
tons, pase u, Of storey county records In
Rsf,,enesis Aer,hy made b the plat and
Geld notes on Gle In this once, and to the plat
posted upon The claim, for further description
ADoLPHUs WAITE. Register.
IA. stephens, Attorney, Virginia City.
fea5 sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NyorfoE-ro the CREDITORS OF A.
IN AUkicn and MARK BROWN. rank.
rupts.-In the District Court Of the United
sisfe. fos The District Of Nsvada.-ln the
natter 81 A. Aurieh and Mark brown. Rank.
mpta-Noties 10 hereby given that. pursuant
TO an srdsr made By ssid Coart In the matter OF
A. Aurieh and MARI Brown. Bankrupts, on the
ioth day sf April. AID. 1878, . hearing viii
BE- had on the petition Of said ihnkfupiis.
heretofore nled IN said Court. praying 70. dis
charge nom all their debts and liabilities,
provabls under the Act Of Congrsss entitled
IAN Act 10 establish . uniform rystsm a.
bankruptcy thrsaghoat tho United staies,
approved March ., lesg. and for . eertiaeafe
thereof. hefsrs said ceurt. on the ,oth day
Of April. A, d. 1878, Of II o'clock A. =. OF said
day. al the court.house In the city Q,
Carpoa, county OF Ormsby and state OF
Nevada. II which time md plses any creditor
ofsaii hankrupts. OF any Other perpon IN inierest
may appear and chow cause. N any they have.
Why u. prayer Of he ',sd Rssi,,Ss IA ,haSr BOZ
aris I'd Clerk Of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United staies for the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of MAXWELL LOUIS MARY, .
~HsnkrupI-in BANKRUPTCY United States OF
Amsdes. District Of Nevada, "a variants
bankruptcy kas hsea isssed by said coan
axaiast The estate Of MAXWELL Louis Narx. OF
Gold I'M, county OF storey and state ofNevsda,
In aid District. Who has been duly adjudccd
bankrupt uron his own petition. and the pay
neut % any dests and the delivery OF any
property ~belonging to said bankrupt, TO him.
or 10 his use. and The transfer OF any prvpeftyI
by him. arc forbidden By law. A meeting OF
tie creditors % ssid hankupt, 10 prove their
debts and ehooseo ss OF msrs asslgnees OF his
estate, viii BE- held q Z Court Of bankruptcy.
TO " holden a. vlrginia. IN said District. on
the Ssh day Of Aptt. 4. D. 1878. a. one
O'Clock 2. ~. q the once Of Z. strothsr, Room
10. Odd rsrious' Balking. corner c and smith
streets. Virginia. Nsvsda, = Of the Regis
tnrsiu Bankruptcy % said District
GEORGE I. LAMM0N.
o. 3. narAals and x~sssagsria nsakmpssyfsr
said Dtslriet.
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