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, 1876-07-07
MINOR MEETINGS.
THE EMAaA-nEErING.

Tim CDrnnIittcG on tho Saturday evening
ua.o. @ .v1 1yi,cc1cr ra,,v hc,1 n ar,.ion ve,tcE.
day afternoon ut Republican Headquarters, cor-
NM ri cInr,t AMI I,ukc strpets. with Mr.. John
W. ~ ~ =. ~, ~, -, .-....-.
L. t1ouBh p'esluihs' haslc ANA s'.'lu aflunse-
mcnts were completed. Shelby NJ. C1l'ou', Col.
Inecrsoll, Carl sellurz, benjamin II. Bristow,
l1!cI1aFdJ' oslesp}t ooHn ~ Aosau. "as othcF
eminent speakers from homo and nbroa1 have
hccn inytcl In address the Meeting, and tho MA.
.. $500 .i,,n,rsa ,tor fm,.n,Ion r. h.
present.
list Of otccn foi tho organization OF tho mass"
meeting was prepared and adopted. Tho stands
VIII 10 so.sso"s ''a' ~. .oto,h, saoto h ~ IT,
etsna tofeAi!snt PROCESSION anu py.oIesns ',, ~ w..
play, and, II tho weather Ia 1ne, there will b. q
All ."r,. military .nd torrh,Irbt compan,cn in.
..t. -. ...., ~. T.. In c.tnrS.v av.n,,v I'm.
tenaE"8 III 'u1a oas iot 'tlo e.'u'a"s u'."s On.
falo nre requested to report through th1lf proper
officers at Republican Headquarters Saturday
morning 1t 10 o'clock.
Tna MAronALr.
The May0ralty Cnmpagn Committee met In Re-
publican flcpJluartcrs yesterday morning. II. u.
1!rayton was chosen to preside. Jussfcs 4: L: Nor.
insIns G Gees Chosen rsrtoncnt1y fos that position.
lain {jofrmnn uap elected rfrasurcr Iii. Ctuuyh
thouviit thnt everything should be done through
wafJ ORGANIZATIONS,
The Chairman Secretary, and Treasurer md
Executive Committee, Thls Committee viii meet
q esna un se S osaaa
iii O'clock int AFTERNOON, when tho Presidents OF
ths Ward Clubs Of this city are requested to
'''s'' "''' '"' xaEysSru WARD. ...
,,., r,.vontt yTord Ifsvc. nnI whas1er rontt.
, 1876-07-07
Ing this labor in addition to their natural fune-

Ing this labor in addition to tfcIs natural func-
tons, anu cannot long Withstand The pressure,
but become various'y diseased.
The brain, which Is The great electrical centre
Of oil vitality, Is unluy sllnnlatcsl by the un-
healthy blood which passes 10 It from tho heart,
anil 1t fails to perform It's Office hc1lthily.
Hence tho symptoms Of bile poisoning. which
arc dullncsa, l,cadacl,o, incapacity to keep the
mind on my subject, impairment Of memory,
dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloomy fore
bodlngs, and irrtAbftIty Of temper. Tho blood
itself being diseased, Is It forma the sweat upon
the surface Of tue skin, It ia 40 Irritating and
poisonous that 1t produces dlsco1ored brown
spots, p!mplcs, blotchcs, aad other oruptions,
sores, boils, carbunc1cs. and scrofulous tumors-
Tho stomach, bowels, and other organs, cannot
escape becoming affected, sooner OF later, ant
wo have, ~ the result, costiveposs, plies drop
sy, dyspepsia, diarrhGa. Other symptoms arc
common, as bitter or had taste in tho mouth,
Internal heat, patpitatfon, teasing cough, TN
steady appetite, choking sensation In throat,
b'oattng Of stomach, pain in aides or about
shoulders or back, coltness Of cxtromttlcs, ctc-,
etc. Only few Of the ahovc symptoms arc
likely 10 10 present In any casc ut onc time. The
liver being tho great lcpurating, or bloot-
cleansing organ Of the system, sct this great
l,nusckcepcr Of our health ut work, ard the
foul corruptions which gens'cr In the blood, and
rot out, as It we're, the machinery Of life, asc
gradually expelled from the system. For this
purpoev, d.. Picrce'g Golden Medical Discovery,
With very small doscs daily Of Dr.. pIcrcc's
Pleasant Purgatre Pellets, In prc-emIncntly the
articles needed. Thcy cure every kind of lsumor
from the worst kcrofula to tho common pnplo,
blotct, or eruption. Grcat ealing ulcers kindly
t.-u At,-t- irz1 I..f
, 1876-07-07
THE WASHINGTON DEMOCRACY.

WARRINGTON. y. C.t July o.-The Democrats
ratIaod tho nomination OF Tildcn and Hendricks 10.
hight by \ grand torchl!ght procession, speeches,
illumtnatons, utc. The procession, after psrsdng
through tho principal streets, repaired to Judiciary
Square, where a large concoursa Of citizens had
alroady assembled, md where mammoth
were made b.. schato.s Thurman, lsaJ45i. Nc.
n saS H. as
@ anasa a. III i'asi; nesf1; miaalskt M ' A' '''ns s'a
mss Il tssfs w.ls as
virginia mover tlres." Tho crowd wcnt to s,e
announced that that gentleman, not being aware
" lns Intended compliment was abscnt. liz re-.
ss aF; .appot Ct H. a sHs a4 'u'S'a'a to say
MISSOURI HTATE CONVENTION.
81. Louis, No., July u.-The Republican Btate
saa esetera eSe e 10 sa
y q. 1sde;.on Ctsy On thu OH Of August. Tho
@ 81 said III ce1S.nten t9s W paf
speota. 6itpsseA T. 1as ~ q,4.ue*
ha M sxsain:ida n:ss asns Msss
says that 10 haa written letter stating that he viii
sssRper ,l,yes I'D Whesls{ IL ..ys tat nstes
Presidential csna.datv. d'''"s A'' p''''''As' 'o'
,: coauKksstoNAt NOMINATION..
~ sa} aA AoSS :Sssr sa:s s,sstf ~ s
Wesley G. Hobha, Of Fort Madison, H., was nan;i
@ sdesSss r. oln sass 5; M ss.
lt q ttss, Lonts,, and Washington Counties. ". {.
o'O' f'essss stss e. ssa!ts saa e Gspes II.
ptoatA. IA, July y:-Tha Central Committee
a haye satsa its HsPah,esn Canysn.
eaps. sto . sntsd to q
!ollo@s: aao3s %2i Fulton, 1Si Peoria, IL; stark,
, 1876-07-07
RATIFICATION.

THIRTEENTH WAhn REPUBLICANS.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Re-
publicans Of thu Thirteenth Wnrd was held at
Benz's Hall, West Lake street, laAt evening
for the purpose OF ratEfying thu national aud
State Republican tickets. Tho gathering WAS
called to order at $3.50 o'clock, aud W. ". Diug-
hum was called to tho chair.
MoNAoE HEATH,
tho Republican candidate for Mayor, being
present, WIS callcd Oh for aspece}l, aud was III
trolucc.l as the next Mayor Of the city. Ill WIS
received with grcat enthusiasm, and said ho Ind
a few words to say. When 1lu accepted
h1nself tu an honest aud economical City
Government, aud u elected would keep that
pledge. Tho city was seriously embarrassed
financially, WINS largely in debt, aud IN view
Of Its lcplorable condition he was not pre-
pared 10 lay down any platform, OF to
u,ako any other pledges other than hu
hau made. II Glertcd lle would
consult the heads OF tho several city depart
,pcnts and act in concert With them in ccono-
milling, anl In striving To lift tho city from Its
financial troubles. (Applausc.]
TUE noR. 4. I. MORRISON
anl Wheeler would bo clecsc., this fail " q
large popular vote but asisle from that Tiers
wa III Immediate local question 10 b. settled =
ths election Of = !Mayot, \ ths lsepnelesn1::
b armed with victory for t's greater struggle II
to Tho Aocassltss al tho hour, aud very elo9ucnty
depicted Tho evils that would tullow allowing the
u .aytaY nat nothing " ths activity q d. NJ
fSn having e IT g,ss,aset ~ u js!,; tAgp'.u.s:
dssk ts s91'Y Yon u nees sA I'd s5.t siSo fsS 9c
and tho election ot tho County CommIsa!un.
=. pov, :, Ialtstea I'D ssst - .I,Yil.s
slau been expensive, Thcsa faels and reflections
bad Awaaunad the psopls. ana tho te.ult MAs seen
sIu'!as. body III W eolatfy. To eou.p!ste The
necessary e elscs gsnilsMsan. s T.. ~ % MsJnr who h
believed he saw Tho Discrimination to elect Nj.
Heath, aud WIN proud tbs, - nsny Democrats
were present and atlrsting thelE fntlrrst lu tho
work. u Tho same, inte!ess hsd bucn n,auiitsse,d
whsn CotylA was elected. thc. liou. l.. l.. Bond,
who liu noticed Mas present., would haye bten
chuAtn and all OF The inuntcl ial troubles Of Tho
past iIw yeats would haya hceu syoiucd.
TIE HON. L, L. 1oAIl
was ppxt Introduced. liz tAtl ha Aad sesy !ttle 10
s4s- aEccnt thAt Ne llssih- hssA sAA's
, 1876-07-07
SAM CAREY.

III 10 NOT FAv01sAnLf IMPRESSED Ey1TH THE ST.
LOUIS WORK.
Gen. Sam F. Carey, lato Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohla, and an ar,lcnt
supporter Of rags for money, WIS interviewed In
Cincinnati day or two ago, and panncd out as
fulloNs: ..
Reporter-Wo,l, Gen. Cary. how do you 'ko tho
st, Louis platform at,,i nonlfnAtionsf
Cary-Tho nomination Of Samuel ]. ,Tflden was
lhe psoucr one to make nftor tho adoption Of SUCH
u platform. The Muney Power captured the 1t,
Lon!s Convention declared IT, platform, an! nom.
ats4 IT, 9a ha4 .as t o
trao 10 its paat history in It's synpnthvs with the
nnase. q the psoplo:. TAs telling millions w!.9
upon tho Convention. They hoped aud believed
that ttc grand old Democratic party would lrnr tho
vol! q ll4tIeas coming up from every |a;t Of tue
and tho cry for reof frnm manufacturers and basi
nss. s,, Mo arc troubling On the ynsyo II @ bank.
aoppmsd apfnsd @ to- dsalponaent! re patioims of asS
particst however yatlsd IN uniupoltant details,
arc Just whit thu National Bnnkr1s, tho bondh9ld'
financial rsso'ut tnu of tho Democratic Convention
could not l,avo been made wor1c than It H. Iuatead
sapon us set 'S' whic Vii psoscs for lie sals q ~ ss
which 10 roilo io fractional currency and for tho
unlimited Imitation of National Bsnk currency. and
for tho hnal resumption Of spuClc payments In
nsy T. g
later enc ts nut announced.
Caty-H you mean which Of the Tickets Will 6e
elected, my ansmor u ihat ths IL matter OF such
small moment that hess not considered 81 r ), ~.
Csfy--Thst question cannot answer. For my
forth n Tho ohIu STATE Duinocsaio Platform, give
10 those WIN indorso thou my cordial and earnost
aupport, and ; wat for Tug salvation q 1hv Lord;
, 1876-07-07

sss'ns r.: hn j, H. r.: so.f w" r. IL. q
alnisa u the {Isht d,tset!on 1App!antc rlis
s aS 81: al L w. sn ns Ssss w m @
er that organization wonIi h,ii.t III. patnotto dng
o. m onlun o. =. = T.. hannsr Thc ticket va % fep'
eisuse. Il fho lad 10 snres:t ii, emblem Tor IL he
would make Il an onion with ~ long and
Il Il hail. .'sI App.o.s .i''4 r.. lead sses sGsa
fos, ssas. lad eo.opors!sap Wth 'Tai smmeny, tat
Il va. to hslshs oi impueaeo .aa prepo,tetau.:
sasi ss"s S Te h!..oT5 r9s ds dis ps1i'
nnscr became corrupt until ho Joined II Ian.
p|au,sl, and. N tset !. hst! fesn impo's,h,!s ,s
smot to ts,n eos whG T. fsns tn
u the uou:e for instance had bean cteeted, whllo
ea Ess n stsa II
y contrast of liz ser M oi tho:e mi natho.iy IL tha
eser oand IL owR 1aaRs outtu eut hem
llc concluded hy saying that Hayes and Wheele.
we're Worthy rcprefenthtfves of .r intcllipence Of
iii the party va, .unt1ns The q Soody :hir,
the ..panrlet banner was tlio .'bloody Nhir."
he was proud 10 dsunt II .. Of OLD. and Whenever
tlie Confederate. f1auntcd their dirty shirt in Tho
h!oody ahrt. Or anything elso,-Carl schurz waa
already out,o[Great npuIauscl necessary 70 keen
tho reins Of tlc ofernInct out Of tho hands Of is
enemies. (Aprlautc.1
Nf Emmett here offered the following
nEsoLvTioSs
which 'seFc Enthusiastically adopted:
cos bso rss sIs; 5atsi a 81:
L. III tssf psoi: sss at % Ia n.
tlon af tho pc9p1e; snd .,.,,
, 1876-07-07
sc111J1zZ ON I1OERNEn.

5C1AUltA o4s -, ~. a, n.
TIE CHEAT NIssounfAR toha 5on A'S oAD
yRfRSD,
:. ,,..,... ~ po11cvttc Ill.,. hns
Ex-L!cIt''doV' hoc'.1., =. ,'1,.. r.,,r ,oors
como out for Tldcu assd llcnaricks' fouf Jenrs
nRo ho - t'1 n,s'.. H., Or1u,,,v, fte bns
erppr OF ILLINOIS a4a'"et WV oblesoJ ..
not nctcd with tl,u Republican pafty e'nes t"en'
- ttr...,t.bs J,o.f Carl ac1,3lrx tieyptcs his sec
LII tho hss"ts 10, os ~ a., nv Konrnrr anil
NJ, ,nnn3fcsto In support Of tho Democratic
% r,t..
tlcRett 10 Au.u"ot tt,,.ots In
On. friend Gov. kocfntr nae ucc'vrca nn.. t,.t
favor Of tho ucmocfhtie AGket' nJ n,ii,i IN iv
Gov. K0crnar n everything ~ MutG ~ ~ ka'G hoiCy,
motivcs which deserve tclpoc, h. ~. VIZ, ~ ~. NV 1tt.S%ns
0f bin rcaaona ~ l'Fesenscu ~ thc "s rhex .rc
l1 has NOS becn particularly nnppJ. augg,in1 n
limited 10 quotations from tne aaatsss n9I ,sn.S
from the New h0tk Gonielcnee, @ e,,,,,nt" ~ tnr the
dcscrlbcd thc Nilalt'Gs tMAt s'o niS ,%ssc.s snl
highest once OF ttle hGpunue rII nI" ItSt f.}"ni
lhcso 9na!!tacs ho hh9s ~ 1"oo'. "
ko0rner 1ofgets t"o sMnEn; ,,... ~, fo11o,vtnr
Fifst-!n tho con!estnco huatsns tS, ~" ,an" nn3
passage ia alre 20 ae touaa. y, Il, nntjonni III,
ntlcn-fopchteI Pco4e ~ W ~ " tI.hsaiiv SriSii
legations must De aeo eassca a1 ~ t;nc;nnl md
ed+ NOT only py tHc pAymG"L =, wv ~ ~ hf fi.n ~
Interest Of our ponnea nant MSn uG ,,.r @ trrnrv
which not 1nly obstE1Gn thn le!usn VI olnora1
but has n'so cont!'nuteu " ss III Nv r." .r
isat1on ~ aate4. q tau 'I,n III r:unnion
Lifting lnw. N tnIs u sh' HHSnt H nc. ti,s i,rt'
pledge nfm!y niaiEtainsHt t1. snn.,. ~ Mr 1tnn.
cratic PLATFORM mace ~ tne n ~ ~ III t.ttnv nj
say IN ROTATION 70 thss ; aI a. vn,rnt nt
containing the hcofG ~ !ssHo t tr ~ XII rarrc,
, 1876-07-07

AvnusrA, Me-, July 0.-Mr. nla!ne has now
beon home eight days. 30 far there has been no
special change In hts case. Tho nervous prostta-
t!on i4 still marked characteristic. lie IL not
able to 1eaye his room, and 10 aamost entirely con-
fined 10 bed. Ills physician thinks II vii be many
weeks before he will residue active WDfk. An Eu.
ropean atip strongly recommended a. sooa - bis
strength Ii euf6sispl.
, 1876-07-07
PQlYGhMY,

SALT LAKE Crrv, July 0.-la tho case oi George
Reynolds. being the teat case a. regards poygsmy,
convicted in the ptstrtct Court and sentenced 10
two ycars' imprisonment and $500 anc, which was
tukeu 10 the Tcrriluris Supreme Court, the latter
court has affirmed tho decision OF the District
Court. The cass Wss appealed 70 the Suptslna
Court VI the United StAteA,
, 1876-07-07
TIIDEN AND ERIE.


xss yarx Ex.rs,s tDe,s, orounl,
Tbo Ria md Atlsutic Roads aru among tho
sa tuo a''o A1 ~. ,s.,a s,a..,, 1..J,G...,,
Into sickness and doctozel unto death; 80 that
noa,,,n ~ w., fonttncn+s Euroncan and Amer
ica,,, Eroan ovcr tlo wrongs they have received.
Gov. Tilden has been identified with tie Int
,.r ro.d q. an orcon,,pr. so-cal,ca. Ot,,cr mr.
Vet loaa 10 ah oisa114'', "oo Ss"st W
gaDtzrrs hayc brought tho value u bonus and
stocks down to zero.
Its stock, indeed, ms no valac' whatever;
mono Of lis securities arc dealt In on this aide OF
the Atlantic; and, iii London It's third mort
sn, aud ito 'irst 0tr.y.'eS cents It. on the doliasl
1tls believed parties .1 eonussted with tho Gov.
Eais9, as s.s operation for 'AS 's'n' OF Eric 'hAF
securities Of the old Company wese only paid their
pany, Tie amount OF tho new securities wua cnur.
tnously augmented, and tug market Hooded with
tnsn,: nIsn:. Tfe 'a'1oan9a sa'ua'sa statement 'k'
~ ,.1'asa aka y,stai,da s1t. e
eia ts.'V, A1v il, ts7n scSems. M
# mort. bona.s ,:t AZ t t!S sis%4S ,sT@%S
e9%sssa a2:ss. 5aas.. g 'asa s s.aeoe
Pref. shafef.".. l,ga9 ~ ,G9t1' ~ 70, n& ~
osaloNts'''+''''. ~eoe..-c~ -..o-@.oD
tho ssw YsEx stast n.sss"ss .s @ 's,s.s 70 ssS
p,acn n thc thIrh mortrace bonds and liz nTe7cr
ncs ,ni 1I ntnsry aharcs 81, tha xrunnI tst th"y
aSs NSis woth!ess ho arst benSs
having been created 70 a. sxtGht "nleh excoeaou
held from the British public. Tho London Stock
lot all three e1a;:s, 4,;. nann q psea: or r,nprs
In 1878. ri,dsa ct ajs. Appioa to Inc New York
f.iah'stScnttor law of 1slJI rcuculcu March ID
ca;toa ai feature @ Va wss sircfsn out aud Tic
otaso fos ays months, n.msiy. io ne last ot Eoy:
ember, lB7b ny reference 70 tn9 nor.a " Jtne M
~ e secn tls EEic nuard ~ asasa 1!aeat q sHo
law which was approved by I!lten, IN June, 1870.
The Ella Reorganization hiii was pushed through
.nG ne W. LsgniaatIs gnrGI s x nv ,ac1 lima is3tt
Mu :n nAs ApptIieo =! U a1.. .| hot art I. ~ ha
Ihe reorganization sGbene nnuSI @ tna. 81 ~ ~
fohlsolleu W 0oY 2'lueh Mo Wl ass4u ~ i sHaiy1
I9r counsel merely, but ~ th9 CnallMaA anu IN
pife " t4e p!9posea Neoeshhlxation to@11aa's'19. I'LL
ses Loldon htla COMMITTEE xepuft p y IA pes. .eds,.
no.t ~ l ~ ai; ~ ,ho t,nauany' in Which
hpPSSAs from tRo oook .! eaa .EcomrI1t HiiI"v
~ ana ny l9i!oWang hemd aao ls,ni s"rvccs. III
nv. i JS ~ III WIZ ss,nix inrumcnt iB73
En' As sneu nsua NsM MHt ao'A 4'A'$"o''
~ 10, pass tseo' ..., n,v.r,or urt.r
tpPet 70 1ay noMfteI t.a a. ~ fhs GSs Haiiwnt
Inu. upalea nAxtn9 !4Statso srasins tnsc
"pAaS u!1tU .hah ~ ~ aa I,s =. fntiI<s
eS4' aas Aaa aoe VI t1e eAlc aotaHisu1 NV - '~'
TELnENtR TESTIMONY,
6amuei j. TtldGn, being unly s"ust1, tebAaeo'
III. Chas,nau-l noscs ~ tls Journal: ny 1noiu!1E
, 1876-07-07
A Now aud Destructive Tree.Worn.

All throuHG tIs c1tcus}yv ccdar forests Ia
Marshall, uorth Ut the river, aud In thu extcn.
klya belt Of cedars tn the northern lurtlon VI
Siausy County, untold millions Of kiud Of
worm, iucascd III rocoon or web, haso attach
al themselves 10 the cedar GeGs-hxuR1u1 to
, 1876-07-07

CArnoxnALE, ILL.,, July G.-Alfsed Peak, m old
and esteemed citizen, living sn!'ca south Of
this city. wes fatally injured yesterday. While
engaged In tearing down an old Mrn. his son dis.
tho head. from the effects Of which he died At
about . 0'cl0ck Ibis afternoon.
, 1876-07-07
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.

Special DftpdtcA to The Tribune.
GrAxn RArtpt, Mtch.. July IA son OF james
ConnclIey, nne Of the policemen Of this city was
drowned In cistcyn at bis fathers residence yce:
tcrtIay evening. IIe was but ycars old. and fell
In accidentally.
sptstaf n'spafch to ne 7ttauns.
DETROIT, M!ch.. July y.-ThiB evening" young
man named Clifford Church w4s accidentally
drowned In the river near the foot OF Wight street.,
, 1876-07-07
COLLISION OF TRAINS.

JETTansoNvtLLE, Ind, July GA colsion oc.
cnrscd between two passenger trains at 10 o'clock
this morning, On the H.. N. d /. It. r., ncar
Rockford, Ind. Tho cngines were badly smashed.
Fortunately no one was Injured. One 0f the cun-
dnctors failed to give margin Of Ave minutes
allowed for difference Of watches. which caused
The collision.
, 1876-07-07
A4,uG ~
BtWI.01
10000
~ Hn m


T0Lh. ''+'''.st.
4 WARNING TO EntR ,'.d.s Hn.ns"si ,sto v.rn.
ing thnt tcr ropotty !. under tho ,ane sS1,ro,
whel rcorganIsed ths Al e. W. no n9a nov noW
Eod II far anoshsr like pfoeesso Of 'raorgAn!zsuoa.
And bnto VIC N&uEp
, 1876-07-07

Special Dtsposch 10 The Tribune
SrntxoFtELD, Mass., July CAS- Charles L.
Marble. an old man Of II ycats, was croseing q
field at Northampton yesterday. he was attacked BY
vtcInus bull and Instantly killed, ono OF tho
creatures h0rns piercing hia heart.
, 1876-07-07
DIR. G. BIGELOW

rc q ii est sisdl.un t., ,eef jsitfsoa Gitaso it,.
an4 BY. As1 for tp Esat ysa'a IT. atEe:t pTas
Weakness CURED safely, privately. Pamphlet, ST PsFts.
te1tpg 70 shows ssnt ~ scAea enssops, t2s VIZ
M.r,xs HIiss or sst
thinu on te Eene1aTe sysIem that IL worth kuo~lns
, 1876-07-07

Jay tis,,ld. Sept. n. 1870.
WiflInm II. Tweed. cxpcnrcs ahd eohh' r.
william m H. Ti;weei aipen.en Ind co'in. 3,
VEL bffAs ......... ts.t.s..-.''t-...s' ...
William ". Tweed. c1penaca and coah' q
, 1876-07-07
THE CENTENNIAL,

Trfhl Of Harvesting Machines Evinces tho
Superiority OF the Walter Il. Wood Pat
, 1876-07-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

E1rtaHntton n F4fy+nas 5Esrks-+ sasurdsy q,
Iive slnday a. 4 N. : daily.
, 1876-07-07

CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
TICKET Offices, q Ciatk.at tAue,nan IIouacJ and =
C8nAstrecc, coynEf afAdf&on.at, and At tts depota
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-19
RAN ABADIE,
Real Estate Dealer
BUEL STREET. EUREKA. NEV
Once In the Brick Building.

r WOULD RESPECTt ULLY ANNOUNCE
l. that ] am prepared to buy. sell end mort
gage real estate in Eureka, and also advance
money on good security. ~
Houses to rent suitable for business or for
families. fl ai
l am also prepared to do a general contract
ing business.
will sill, continue my wholesale. linnor es'
t%ablishmert. FRANK ABADlE.
mr23-tf .-E .lHi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-19
Application for Patent.
Bald Eagle Mine.
NOTICE NO. an.
NOTICE NO. 800,
U. S. LAND 0FrIcg.
Eureka. Neyadn. July Ia. 1879

Eureka, NeVadH. July Is, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ A. benedict, A. L. Titus, K. p. McDsB-
lei md Samuel Cooper, whose postotiee nd.
dress is Eureka. Eureka county. New. have
this day filed thcir application for q patent
for eleven hundred and sevcnty-cight linear
feet OF the Bald Eagle mine or vein bearing
silver, with surface ground one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE feet in width. situate, lying ard
being in Eureka Mining District, county Of
Eureka and State of Nevada, and known and
designated by the field notes and official plat
on file in this office as Lot No. ~, on uDs1T-
yeycd lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. %
being as lollows, to-wit:
Commencing Mt a post marked \. +. corner
Of BALD Eagle, whence the summit. OF ruby
Hill, No. !, bears n. I6 deg s min. W..I,st.l
feet, and the flagstaff in the town OF Eureka
bears n. % Dig. S min. 4. ll.Hsl.7 n and he
center OF Bald Eagle shaft No. ! bears :. J dg.
T.. $57 feet, and running thence. Let :. Ia dg.
f., us feet to post marked :. h. corner
Bald Eagle: thence I'd s. $50 w, 12j feet 10
post marked D ". corner Bald Eagle: thence
ID n. Ia deg. W., LIS feet. TO post marked
\. W. corner Bald Eagle. thence Itb N. Ssi
deg. f., l25 feet to place OF beginning, COM
tanning 3.37 acres.
Cray Eagle; on the south, by the r eli liid;pn
tn east, by the Eagles Nest; on the vest, by
tn, American Eagle and the Blackston~.
,he location Of this mine is duly recorded in
the Recorder Ollie, of EnreSa Mining Dis
trict. page 40 in book Il.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Bald Eagle mine or
said mining ground as hereinbefoI Q described,
are required TO file their adverse eluim with
the Register Of The United States Land
Office. NJ Eureka, in the state of Nevada,
iuring the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of
the provisions of the Statute.
jyII-50d ID. y. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-19
A s s A OFFICE
AND
BULLION MELTING ROOMS.

THOMAS PRICE tFORMERLY OF THE
i San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works., having fitted up the old Pacific
Mali building, No. 52i Sacramento street,
c, rnel of Leidesdorff. as an Assay Office,
Chemical La laboratory and Bullion Rooms, is
now prepared to make assays OF the precious
and useful metals and their ores as we'll as
complete or partial ana ysos of all the miner
ais. salts, waters On sther substances that
NAV be desired, and is prepared to receive
Bullion for melting into Bars, refining, part
ing and coinage, special attention being paid
to the treatment of Bar Bullion, and he hopes
that his long residence and experience in his
professionally ebtitle him to a reasonab BILE
portion Of the business Of his friends and
the public generally. myl2-3m