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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-28
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
Fol. "a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. s25.
NOTICE NO. 325.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

~ ~ 1AAND TfiNh
Eureka, Nevada, April IL, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Silver West Consolidated Mining Com
pauy. a CORPORATION existing under and by
virtue of the laws Of California. By its dtiy
authorized agent, Thomas j. Read. whose
day filed his application for a patent for
4 So 100 acres as a mill site, situate, lying and
being in Eureka Mining district. County Of
Eureka and state of Nevada, and kn ,wn and
designated by the field notes and official plat
on fle in this Office as Lot No. 81, unsurveyed
iands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No.
81 being as follows, to-wit:
post marked No. /. U. S. Survey No. "a,
whence the flagstaff in the town OF Eureka
bears n. ? Dig ) IN w 2,4e7 #; the northwest
corner Of the Richmond Mining Company OF
Nevada Refinery bears n. 20 Dig AZ NJ + iY4 fit
and the northeast corner Of the Silver West
furnace building bears ). rs de- 81 IN W 3O21a
# and post No. 4 of L. 5. survey No. SO mill
site survey bears n. elLa dg + 10 IT; theme
running s. "a Dig ". l0J fl to post marked
No 2, u. 5. Survey No. -; thence $. 50 ds E
"a; .hence 5. Az dg E a5i.q fit. to post u,nrkcd
No. 4, L. 5. survey No. "a; thence 5. SUI dg
W 100 It TO post marked No. D, United states
Survey No. 81; theuce south ~ degrees
W. % It to post marked No. d, q. s. Survey
No. 81: thence $. SlR Dig ". 40 it to post
marked No. Z, T.. s. Survey Nc. "a; thence n.
) Dig Il M w 1861 it to post marked No. 8, I.
s. Survey No. 81; thence n. II dg Z l0b # to
post marked No, .. U. ;. survey No. "a;
thence n. % Dig " l45 # 10 post marked No.
10. Us. Survey No. "a; and thence n. slt9 Dig
Z 81 #. to post No. l, tn place of beginning,
containing 4 81 100 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said SilverW est Con. Mining Com
pays mill site. as hereinbefore described, ARE
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register Of the United states Land Office, NJ
Eureka, in the State of Nevada. during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof. OF
ions of the Statute.
AMI -tOd ID. r. IMMEI, Revister
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-28
INSTRUCTION IN E

7 WILL HEREAFTER BE ABLE TO
i devote more attention to instruction in
French. l will take a class Of children-it
sufficiently large-at lower rates than charged
for adults. SELDES HRTIEL.
apl1-lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-28
PATENT A~PPLICATIoNs.
Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. 32l.
U. S. LAND OFPrcy.
Euraka Navado Maral ,ol

Eureka. Nevada. March /. Is58
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Richmond Mining COMPANY ~
nevada, a corporation existing under and h.
virtue OF the laws of the state Of Nevada
mas this day, by Thomas Wren its dulv e"7
thoriIrd agent. whose postofice address !,
Eureka. Nevada. filed its application tor q
patent for hve acres as a mill site, situate H.,
ing aud being in Eureka Mining Dist,;c,
county OF Eureka and State OF Nevada anj
hnown and designated by the field ,,otes and
official plat on file in this Office as Lot N" u n1
unsurveyed lands. WV
The exterior bound aries of said Lot No. 90
being as follows. to.wit: vs."
Variation Ii12 d. east: conmenc;n.
post marked No. ], &. ). survey r. q" az
whence The, ~hagstaf in the town Of E,rs I ),
GEARS at)2 DIG 70 10 w 2.232 t., and the nnr,h
west corner OF the I,ichinond Mimi Tom
amy ~ Nevada Refinery bears S27 do T.
III lilo It: the ce running first course i I,nn
az L IA $40 Il to post marked No. Q
Survey No. 80: thence second course \ MI.
W ~ # to post marked No. 3, IT,. : nsug
No. 30; thence third coarse M DE- " Wy
to post mark ed No. 4, T.. s.. Survey Ma 9 Ell!
tbonce fourth course n 80 W go n ,o"nSV,
marked No. D, I. 5. survey No. 80. and ntbapost
hlt1 course \ ST. Dig 4 200 #, to place Of ha ~
ginning. containing five acres. " 'e-
Any and all persons claiming dvorsoIu.
portion of said Mill Site as bereinhsnny
described, are required to fla thoii e
adverse claim with the Registrar ~
the United States Land Uaiee ~, rof
reka, in the State of Nevada. dur;a. \.
sixty days period of publication bereo, ~
they will be barred by virtue Of the nr" o,Tr
ions of the Statute. rVH~
mr2-60d d. B. IMMEL. Rcs;s,e,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-28
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Conrad Hotz and Will
liam scheer. under the name Of Hotz 4 Scheer
Bake cry, on east side Of Main street, north Of
Clark street, Eureka, New, has this day been
dissolved BY mutual consent. Conrad Hotz
having sold his interest in the property and
business and debts due said firm to Jacob
Eoerstoler; and the said William Scheer and
Jacob Koerstoler will hereafter conduct the
came business at the same place. as partners.
under the name Of Scheer 4 koerstoler; and
collect all bills and claims due the old firm.
and pay all debts due by it.
CONRAD HUTZ,
VIM. SCHEER.
Late firm of Hotx 4 Scheer.l
WIN. SCHEEk
JACOB k0ERSTOLER.-
New firm OF Scheer 4 koerstoler.)
EuRExA, New, April /, lS76. ap4-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-28
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. IsPeM

a. DIR. cIBB0h'S DlsPEN-
&~A SAkY, NO. J23 kEARNf 81,
EGA- corner of Commercial, San Iran
RHS2E4 cisco. Private entrance on Com
$3.50 mercial street. Established iE
ieoi, Tor the treatment of Sexual and seminal
Diseases such AS GonorThoa, elect, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal y sakness,
tmpoteney. etc. etc. Skin diseases OF years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc.. successful.
~ treated.
DIX. GIBBoN has the pleasure of annoon-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals OF Europe, and has re-
suHaed practice.
The Doctor has spared mel her time moi
.hCney in seeking out new reneoiss, and has
returned with Increased facilities tor the ale
Walton of human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission IL the consequence o. self
abuse. This solitary vice. or dcpraved scxBni
Indulgence. is praetseed oy The youth Of both
sexes 70 Al almost extent, produe-
ing with uherring certainty the following
train 0; morbid symptoms, unless combatcd
by scientific medical measures, viz: saliow
auuintcnallce, dark spots under the eyes, pain
N the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
~rustling vi leaves or rafting OF chariots, un-
s~asiaess about the loins. weakness of the
iimbs confused vision, blgnted intellect. loss
Of confidence, ditidenee il approaching stran.
GERS, n dislike TO form new acqualntances. q
disposition to shun society, loss of memory
pllhbitS anu fdTiOus 6Tupiloue hoOul tue lace
acc,ic Pushes, furred tongue, totid broath
coughs, consumption, night sweats. monoina-
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be no;
obtained. you should apply Immediately, e-
Their in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails OF
;~ffecting a quick and radical cure
Cured al Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to d.. GLIB
BON, stating ease, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part OF the country, with
:uli and plain directions for use,
By Inclosing le. Dollars coin in a regis
iersd letter through the Postofice, or
through Wells. Fargo q Co.'S, a package OF
,nedicrne viii no forwarded to any part OF the
Union.
Persons writing TO the Doctor viii please
state tho name OF the paper they see this al
verts2meut in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. H. GIDEON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
iyl ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

ATTRACTIONS OF THIS SUMMER EFSoET-THE NEV
RAILROAD ROUTE.

ATTRACTIONS OF THIS SUMNER Ef~pEI--lnh NJ"
RAILROAD ROUTE.
The Montelair and Greenwood Lake Railroad
was completed to the lake July 1. since chat time its re-
ceipt. the Secretary OF tho Company says have increased
% such degree as % Justify Inc managers m MAXIM inc
extension Many Of the visitors 10 tie hotels az tbs head
of the lake now use the route, the distance from
this city by the old being Than 60 miles ny the
Erie Railway aud l. miles 10y stage over T"ush noun
tain road By this route II Is only i6 miles, ana hhes
Of that distance a sail I'm nov end commo1lous steam
boat This boat the AIoucar has been announced, VIII
make "A trip around tho Jake every sunday moTuul ear
rying persons free Of charge 10 and i."m religious ser
vices which viii be held at the Brandon House. ".
lic head Of the lake. Tue hotels are ave
iu @umher, the Lake side. Brandon, MiHderm"rc.
Haz,n, and Traphasen. They are scattered about
in very picturesque manner. The Lake side House b.
about a third OF the way from Cooper Station,
where the railroad terminates. The others are "t e
gpIrr end of the lake. Tho Brandon House is on n Gle
walton which commands O view OF the whole lake. livery
hotel Keeps large number oi boats OF al Iii'e ana
sizes and the fishing f. excellent. Amateur i-h,iHl'A
have taken from so 20 100 fine bass during th" last week
4 sport Itus Club Is in tie process 90 organization.
preliminary meeting was nbld at The Brandon nouse,
July 22-aud the following prominent gentlemen we're
eeaied rs an Executive Committee TO perfect !. thc
Hon. smith Ely, ir, the Hon. Charles H. Winfield eE-
member OF Congress; James J.. starr OF the STOCK TX
change II. C. Cook Of the Produce Exchange. Dr. G. 81
colt Of Broo yn and others 10 is the intention o me
organization 10 prevent ~ unlawful fishing; 60 keep Tie
lake stocked with best vareies " fish, and 70 erect
a clubhouse cost Of from $1,000 70 $4,000. 4Ht
club has already membership OF -Op mostly members
Of the stock aud Produce Exchanges. Inc h1Iy. a',
crowded % % utmost ctpAel'y De Li'1lD ii3'l,o
F. 10 ne ENLARGED 81, u acroHu0i'H ihie' NuIte n.y.
present number. The demand for rooms may Joe cs..
mated from the fact That hrre wealthy men o. BE-
/ York slept for several nights upon h.'I1li i.',,
feet above tilc-water and 4 pleasant breeze j.
constantly agliatug rs surface lnlNhS Ho .Ir ","
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
srALKE ~ L0NGsAOEENEN.

..--------- - - - 1-T-N
INCREASED WAGES DEMANDED.
-, srptl,.s r,iU,pp,s.NrNr TO IUE STEAMSHIP
''' -. moi. 600. ,,.,,
CONIANlE--FtAR or NloLLNCt hl alLH HiO
,,.,.t, I, ,yor, mr. No ACTUAL OI-IBEEAK
- ....... II
IN accordance WIN AN aSlteh'thJ 'ht'ltu
into ll-t saturday evening, the loug-horrmen On thu
~ ID, ,,f ,i. - ,,,-., ,,,,..r,, .,r az, iuor..t.. IN
-'''-" NV '''''' 80 -
wages. The rar has \"iie" C'h'i"e''p5 I"' 7o'e I"e
but the w. generally paid have been 80 per hour
I. rho l,. ana, 10 cents lcr hour dur.p. the uiaf-
u -, r.,..,.5 %, ..,,,, l, dow ,,,i -, cont. Dan,
night
About $50 2. IT.. yesterday company OF Ion shore
- .t..i.,.. ,f,,. 81, ,,....,,l - "a. rf.rs ~ tl,.
"''"' ""-.'' .'" '
anchor Lie ''hl"il ANU '"''"F' 'O''~''''" IL
they called h babe tAc men at work there 10 stop THIS
,...r,..ri, LA, tHr,, u-rs IN. H., California.
. ,..,,f, and ~. An.t,1,ii, ,,T a snortr,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
Rev Henry Ward Beecher. Mr.. Beecher is now living
a Aerandra Bay and enioyng the wonderfu fishing OF

Pow Henry Ward Peecher. Mr. Beecher is now nYing
- ~ cd o,;oring tho y:ondarful fishing of
az AioA'i'ui" Day ~ - >, -, 10 positively
this region. He l0ohS Wen anu hipP9' nv fV0'''''
refused To take any part IN the meeting then in progress
n, .,..s,i ., .,,,o o,.or o,,oin the next even
Jul "Nh''S '""''' - -. d. ,-a
ing and speak few words Accordingly ''is c''"- w
had an dyes. iron, him Il seemed as though the very
''' az = , ~. - ;n o., Ino,r.rs hc
stones OF me river D'u h'u pceh lu'n'' ~ ~
landed upon the island IN steady streams from steam
49, - - -, 81. n. p,.eb,r was OK
hours Oh ana . az ""''n "'"o a. a. -, ,,.ot y,
pCCtcd 10 arrive. Inc auuithCc Hh'u wv iN'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
TIVE THOUSAND ISLANDS.

SESSION OF HE INTERNATIONAL sUNDAH-sCHooL
PApTIAvrvr-rfIE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEE
DELIVERS An ADDRESS on sUNDAY-sCHoOLs.
fFROM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE GHBuNE'l
WELLS ISLAND, July 23.-Ihe nternAJl0nm
sunday-school Parliament small assembly wth DIG
name now session this Island largest ana aircst OF
lie thousand gems OF tho ST. Lawrence met yesterday
with a sudden interruption TO its proceedings All oay'
and all pgt indeed the breeze from Lake Ontario had
been curling the green waters Of the river into hapy
breakers which dashed against the red granite walls OF
The island with considerable violence. At p M there
came demonstration that 10 is possible To have 100 mucA
Of a good thing. Dinner was well over in the great
dinipgh.ll above which Goat in amicabe companion
shin The national cnsigus OF the two Ango-saXon ma
tons and people taking Few minutes recreation
an TENT and grove before the afternoon service, NJ which
Mr. A. o. Van Lennep had promised TO give scenic repre-
setatons Of Scripture IN Oriental costume THIS gen
4ean born and educated in Syria bad just donnef his
native costume, md dressed up several young ladies'
and gentlemen "a assistants, and all awaiting their
audience ON the platform OF the "Payhon"-a big, OBJ
long tent capable Of accommodating over 1000 people
Suddenly with rush, the wind swept under the great
canvas root and down came the whole structure bury
sng the Orentasts IN pile Of canvas. They however
crept ont unnjucd, FOR the vcttne 10 which The
gorgeous Turkish costumes were Inevitably subjected by
The sntsen shower when came borne upon the wings OF
the wind Meanwhile there was sudden closing OF
tent doors and siren stheng OF stakes al over the
island: ard YET in spite OF all precautions 10 OF these
canvas habitations IN lew moments swept INTO
ruin II was amusing some two hours afterward, while
wandering beside CLASSY rver and beneath tho blnest
OF elear skies 20 observe the piles OF crumped duck,
broken ridgcpocs, hunks and bedding pots ana pans
As the payion was ruined, the Convention held It's
avspne session Ia the open air. In 'front.' OF the dining
hall whose broad steps formed very convenient plat
form IN tho midi OF which Dir. L. T. Bliss OF Chicago
stood and "led the singing" Bat tho attention OF
all present was diverted from the singing
tho speaker, and sanday-school matters, by the
sudden appearance Of thekset man In broadbrmmed
hat beneath which appeared the sunbuned face OIL the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
ErcArruRE OF 4 NDroMoUs CONVICT

Superintendent Waliing received iHforma-
tioA on NAY - thar Da,d Pcyton Jones, alias Nat
Jones, alias David PDc.yd notorious burglar, bad
escaped from the Baltimore cry JAN on May IL where
no had been confined for burglary II was beloved tLat
tho escaped convict wouid MAKE his way 20 This city
The Superintendent put the in,o the hands OF De
tectnes Fields and OConu0r OF the DsirctAttofreys
OGl'c. They succeeded yesterday morning Ia drrcstine
the man a; sIxth-ayc and EigthsL The officers then
visited Joues's apartments at No. - Gr,eHwICh-aye
where his wife, tic notorious Mary Ann Jones alias
"Poly" King was discovered. search revealed 4 ycy
large amount OF stolen property, consisting ~ velvet
siiA dresses clothing jeWe, and valuable articles OF all
kinds. The officers also discovered entire set 81 bur
glars TOOLS consisting Of rope ladders Keys Of all szrs
and descriptions ulppCfS, rcNO.ycr- chl7Dls, screw
DIVERS ana tho finest cut steel tools the property
which is supposed t0 nave been stolen from Harlem
Brooklyn and suburban localities, awaits Identification
al the Central ONCE. Jones viii be- sent back Mary
Land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
GEN. DIAzS MTSLEElouS AcTS.
From Raadn's Eerteg Clfert.o, Juglp.

From Raidens Fcrtc,g tJfsrao, JUlyln.
The fortnight which has elapsed since the
date OF l-t RcteC has been rife Wh excitement
and indeed we may say somewhat sensational" tlal
,ye had me VARYING Of The vuyag Of the enc,
Of mo revolution. Gen PnririD DIZ m The Aurr 'iu
steamer City OF Havana, from Ncw-OHcahs 20 vera
Cruz IL is said that the General cnbtfhed ~ hc"-y
leans under a Disguise and accompanied by Iicud Wir
uftS sed 10 doctor. when tbc steamer touched at
4upiCo def aChment OF Federal troops were ordered
q iari for passage 10 Vera Cruz. This ssntWhat dis
.ted the serenity OF the "mystrrOus man. who
m.lU,d overheard, evidently pitfcuirg the FISK
II drowning being captured or shot bJ
Go,.rnment officers. Roscued from The former
risk By he steamers boat, the captain saved hiu nom
the nJber shutting bin up In SiatcIdOu aud inform
ing he commander Of The troops that hc could not make
= b. soner Of the mysterious passenger Nie tho Amcr-
can Nag n0ated over the steamer NJ 1T morning vas
found he had disappeared dur ug the ght, ana nothing
riva 10 Vera cruz the -epOrt vas again started
that P0Iiru DiAZ Oh boz; d. The Mitdfy boVeTuor
WAS however satisfied ~ hc captain that suCh vas not
the case. tho following morning tho second in com
Iuand OF the water police missing; aud then The re-
port flew arbund that Daz mad boon taken from tle
and both had dccamped together, making their
way 10 join the I0VoiutionEts OF inc Army
OF the East" "a the pr0HupcGdos OF the
States OF Vera Cruz, Pueha, and Oaxaca delight
10 call Themselves. Though this story has been
told and reOd by every pLpeI In tins city and IN Vera
Cruz, nobody really scems 10 know WHAT 10 believe aud
what TO disbslieve Though the public do not know cx
doubt that the chief OF the revolution has positively dis
embarked the Vera Cruz coast. And Whio the Gov
eminent organs pretend to In the episodes of Tam
pcO and ia Vera Cruz the evident symptoms OF Gisor
dorcd BRAIN and the manifest indications OF the collapse
OF the revolution, the opposition organs whose snpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

A, the Centennial celebration or one OF cur
New .rglavd toy rs tho Chairman called upon ~. -
tccrncd fciiow-citzcn tOi. BoOzer," 10 make IcH
marks The Colonel. who was pretty hhal ny ig9s..r'
commenced tring" after the following syle; I'm
ci'zens el hundred years 40 tn lnuns were tnie~o
- 'round hero -" Hero one OF the Committee ho, -,
ing the colonies condition. shook his head as Nh. "a
wSre elegant language, which the speaker con, "a
into denial OF his assertion and turning heitt
Iis adyiser continued: "lea 70 they We're tLichO "
flies round IN lasses cask. Why, nah eOtuh so.Ss
10 weed his garden thout go,Iu the seat OF hs he
49, t,,lj Of arr,rs Here amid genera! roar to
Colonel Was persuaded to postpone tho relnuef %
spesSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

A LETTER.--b country woman said to her
son, hs leaving for situation in Edinburgh "Nc1,
l3tde as you get there Oe sure and send me "a
letter" No had he arrived than he 10 his
MASTER Haze ye got aBld lettor that Is o. nae mar
10 YET" "Wbat you going ~ do With III" asks
his master. Im gs,un to send IL nv nither VINO
tcllt na IA send her ane sumo got " Embro."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, july Jl.-lhe President sehJ
The .a.ioviu. nominations 10 tho Senate to-day:
Io.a %. fs 10 Dec Postmaster 81 wilton Junction. Iowa,
aut Ii,uly BtutuuEa aTThlsd col fINae ' D.. iid"y
o.. . OF
!g. OF s.,UL. lieutenant, fip g-t regiment u another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

shies clearly with the ron"re:r'os pretend 10 sec
,Dt. sliic CLIMAX al . Civairy unsurpassed even III
the halCvUn days 10 Middle A&T>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

their society a. practical organization and they have
very little II any money fund for the support
the out Of work, fact which leads the persons
interested believe that the strike VIII be Of short
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12
Bows in Blpe,

LEAvENwoRrH, October Z, 1876.
To the soldiers and sailors OF the Sixteenth
Representative District who served in the
Union Army and Navy during the late
war:
Comrades: The time has arrived in the
history of our country when it becomes
necessary for us in order to preserve the
fruits of our victory won during the late
rebelli n, to organize: Since the war We
have met at the ballot-box the same polit-
zeal organization which used its influence
against US, While We we're fighting in The
field. This party is controlled By the same
men now, that declared then that they
would not vote "another man or another
dollar 10 carry on this unholy war" IL Is
the old fgh, again. The same party is ar
rayed against us-before the issues OF the
contest depends the question, whether his
tory shall vindicare Us, or our opponents,
wheihere re or they were fighting upon the
right side. At thus time, and in this con-
test, AS Union veterans, we must act together
once more. Let Us come together at Ton.
gsnoxie at 2 o'clock + N ,On the 4th day Of
uct' Der, to perfect an organization, not a.
partisaas. but az patriots, who have once Of
tered ur lives as a sacrifice for our country,
and who are ready TO be its defenders In
peace as We we're in war Come from your
work shops and fields. Throw aside for a
moment every thing else, aud let Us meet to-
gether at the time and place designated, to
revive cd associations and memories, and
plrdse ourselves anew to renewed devotion
to the Union We helped to save.
Yours truly,
f. E HALLESB OK,
Capt. Union Brigade Boys in Blue.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12

make inquiry on the sibjecis before men
toned, but OF all other OHensei
against the United States laws Of which
you can obtain knowledge.
You are to Judge of the credibility OF Wit
nesses who give evidence before you. You
shall pre-ent no per-on through malice,
hatred or ill-wiil, nor have any unpresent-
ed through fear, favor, affection or reward.
Your proceedings are Of an unquesiiona-
bic nature, and are had in the absence OF the
accused, and you ehonld be careful to di-
vest yourselves Of every motive except an
honest determination to perform your sho' e
duty in the responsible position whi"h, for
the time being, you are called upon TO fill.
No Indictment can Dc found without the
concurrence of At least twelve Of your num-
Der. II twelve of your number concur in
finding and indictment you will indorse it
"a true BILL" and your foreman will sign
his name thereto.
The nemes Of all the material witnesses
should be endorsed on all indictments pre-
sented, and when any indictment is found,
your foreman, will, in YOUR presence, pre-
sent it to tie curt. Your foreman, sp-
pointed BY the court, has authority to ad-
minister osth., or sfirmations to all Wit
nesses appearing before you.
You should appoint one of your number
to be clerk OF the jury, to preserve the min.
utes of your proceeding. and of the evil
d-nce given before you. You are not per
mitted to disclo-e the names or the evidence
Of Witnesses appearing before you, nor are
you TO disclose in what manner any juror
votes, or what opinions are expressed on any
questions before you The district attorney
will advise you on legal questions, and
when inquired he may examine witnesses
in your presence, but NO per-on but your
own u embers must lie present during the
expression Of yoGr opinions. or giving your
votes in any matter before you