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New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
TIE BLACK HILLS COUNTRY.

NECESSITY FOR TWO MORE MILITARY POSTS oUT
THERE-GEN. SHERIDAN STRONGLY URGES THEM
AN OFFER TO BUILD TBEu FOR $200,000
CHICAGO, March 1.-The Military Committee
of the House Representatives, having requested Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan supplement his testimony military
affairs, recently given before that Committee that ohoer
has mad additional suggestions, which given
below II will he tDat he has cut down the appro
praton requr by the bill introduced by Mr. Magnnis,
from 100000 to 100000 In view OF the emigration
to the Black Hills and the present military expedition,
this communication of the LeutenaaGsDcral has pc
culia, interest:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF TnE}
Missouri, CHICAGO, Ill, Feb 2G, 1876
The necessity two military posts the ilowstOne
has apparent for two years past, and have
recommended their establishment III my annual reports
strongly have been convinced OF ti necessity that
have without any expense to the Government mace
examination OF the Yellowstone River ana seleciei
the points which they should be built. The Indian
question In the Black Hills must now be set led Dy he
establishment Of the Indians ON the Missouri River and
the accomplishment Il this purpose the TWO posts
mentioned wlll have 10 be located one at or near me
mouth Of tho Big Horn River the other at or near the
mouth Tongue River Those posts can be supplied by
steamboat mp tho Yellowstone and can be constructed Of
tmnk have them built Tor 100000 eaen IN other
words VIII try to build both Tor S2oo'ooo instead Vi
The Black Hills country VIII probably be covered with
status viii the extension OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad the south side OF the YELLOWSTONE as Ia as
the Gailan Valley in Montana. and will also build an
other railroad from North Platte station. the Union
Pacific Railroad to Black Hills am OF the belief
that largest deposits OF gold further west than
where the miners working. The headwaters OF
Wind River god-bearing. The owl Creek Mountains
are gold dbealng The Big Horn Valley is godbearng;
also Carks fork OF the Yellowstone. Besides this, the
Black Hills have abundance Of good timber for the tree
country south them and west of the Missouri
River The Of these Interests depends on the es
tabliShmeut Of the two posts named.
Military operations have been commenced against
the hostile bnds O Sioux by request OF the Interior De
parmen and consider this apprO IatlOn 80 necessary
that especially request immediate action on II.
=. H. SnERfDAN, Lie itenant-iencra.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
HENRY c. BOWEN ARRAIGNED
p,yxo,rTH,s EXCITING MEETING.

PLYMOUTH'S EXCITING MEEllNU'
uowsx APPEARS BlFoRR THE CHURCH AND
MAKES A NEW PRoPosir1oN-HE PROPOSES TO
sr.rK ALL THE FACTS IN SECRECY TO THREE
,,xAouTH CHURCH MEMBERSHIPS CHURCH RE-
,vcra If, PROPOsITION--MR BEECHIR oPPusiD
20 srcproy-HE DESIRES ALL PERSONS lMPII-
c.rrn To APPEAR BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
cu.rcss PREPARED AGAINST MIR. BOWEN
uonrv G. Bowen appeared beforea special bus',
-. 1ns.,;no Of Plymouth Church last evening ana
w. ',,ora.cd his charges against Mr. Beecher Inc
WAS filled with members OF the cnurcn
SnS their friends, who were admitted by ti0Ne',
sho src.test excitement prevailed, and hsseS anu
.s,lorse could not be wholly prevented M
pnron challenged MI. Beecher to say 0,'e '''o
,.sr,es and the incidents" which led nm "
believe MIR. Beeoher an adulterer, ana oueIeu ~
,,ae, Messrs Mackay, Garbutt and "hi'e Ii d"
aa,D;ny nom. and, under the seal OF secrecy siN'
ali the faotssr Beecher TO be present II he "iSnTo
Ar Boeeher desired persons implicated 10 U,
resent TO defend themselves, but above all W"n'oI
NO secrecy. To this Mr.. Bowen onec'ou,
would answer no more questions. Inc 90
Committee then read charges against ", a,d
S;a.onr,oIJe conduct. falsehoOd' and siaiuei' al"
~ lInroh annointed a committee 10 serve 'Lo
'no IL cd hear Mr. Bowens reply. mouon to
s-,oI Mr Roveu was received win ia'or py many
hnt WAS ruled out of order.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
NyscrIIANTOvs.


IHIspsJPHA March 1.-The steamship indsas gos ~ sAs
bulkhesd and arrived up At o.30 tsis morning -
81. THOMAS. Feb. l6.The steamship Abdie. which vs.
ashore, ha, steamed slfey Into port 49,.
CADz March 1.-The brig 5. r.. Kennedy which recenoy
DlSkSTfR.
CHARLRsToN =. c. March 1.-The bark Atlantic (Ger from
Dobey Geo. for Newcastle Eng was Of this port this morn
ing, leaking badly.
SPOKEN.
Feb 49, lat % 81 long 10 49, scbs st. CTolx from Tnni
dad, Cuba, for New. York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON March 1.-The National Line steamship Can.
FeJ lS. arrived on
the Isle Of wight at p. m. TO. ay.
LIVERPOOL March i.-Sa.led steamship City or Bustl
(BT.), Ellison, for Philadelphia.
HAVANA March lArryed steamship Crescent City from
New York.
MATASzAs, Feb 27-Aruved brig Ellen ~ MITCHELL Eaton,
from Baltimore schr Tho, r. Pill bury Pr cher from New
York. Sailed bark r. Webster Prince for New YORK brig
Liberty, DeyereauX. for North OF Hattcras sohr O. w.
Lewis. Hupper, do.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAY FRANCISCO Feb. ~ - Cleared. ship Wm II. Marcy,
Marcy for Liverpool
TYBEE. Ca March l-Arrived steamships san Jaointo.
Hazard. from New.IOrk WyOm Tee, from Phsde phIa
bark FOmOsa (Br) ONei from ArO5sa1. The BARK Bessie
Parker (Br Parker from Liverpool haa been ordered to
Philadelphia
NEw-0ELEANs March lArriyod, ship Gettysburg. Alex
andcr from TenerIfe bark New England, Halett. from
Portland
MOBILE, March l--Clcared, paIEs Grace y. Cam (BEl
Reyali Arabia lBr.) Esston, fIOu Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
LATEST SNIP AEVS
IFor other ship Nc,rs sss Hird Fogc.l

IFor other ship NcrS ses Thid F0ge
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nevada DBL Jones. Liverpool feD lo queens
town 9TH With mdsr. and pass. to Williams ~ Guion
steamship Eeanou, Johnson Portland With mdSe ana pass
TO j. J.. Anirs -, ,-- a. ,.-,,.-.
BARK Dico NOR, Jorgenscn, Newry ~ days III ballast
Rig Nellie Ware AshbuTy, Mnatsn 81 days with wopl
Schr gnes Grace oi st. George MOI, Smalley havana
Is days, with sugar. -. ,-,-- ~. a,
days with fruit
S,br Viola MAY owens Calais with lumber 80
Schr Seloua Rollins RockpOri Me, ior Fhhadelphs WIN
loss Of fOtetppmssl.
steamships p Caland for Rotterdam Gordon Case ior
Iondon. Eusss Liverpool Alps Tor sayanilA VII
Charleston: barks Lucia KAUFMAN Tor Ntttth
Home Bonnd for Rotterdam MAKO sor London bn1s
fosn for Msrs-les d. @. Chapman. for Cadi1 sea Bird,
for Puerto AphonEo for Cienfuogos sears Airanda.
for Havana; Ellen Louise Tor 81 Ansustine
WIND-Sunsoi. light, W. cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
Tho sehr Harriet bro0k from Providence for Newcas
Tie Del beors reported ashore SQuan Beach Dec "a Was
cotton on Srnaksrs sad towod 10 tnls city.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
ERIE NEGOTIATIONS.

The Erie Bondholders Committee from
England and the Erie Directors have adjourned their
conference until next week. in order that the materials
for better understanding may be obtained The Bond
holders Committee express Willingness to tund or
defer One-half their coupons, provided they can
get cash for the other half Ex-Gov Morgan,
Samuel Sloan of the Delaware Lackavanna and Western
Railroad and Thomas Dickson OF the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company, representing the stockholders,
stated that II the boudhOdcrs were willing TO make
proper concessions, the road could be put In
a condition TO meet all its Obligations. Ihele
was no dOnbt but that the road could earn
its interests if it could not earn more The Delaware,
IacLa and Western and the Delaware ana Hudson
Canal Companies willing to guarantee the laying Ot
third rail the Erie Road IL harmonious adjustment
of All differences could bc had with the b0ndhO Gers
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

r. rs 5sseqSe % IN in a s a the 28h n'
The raiys and friends Of tho family requested to attend
S r. s on TG1r,sy al 'n'
BERT E-suddeuly wednesday morning March !, WI
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CoLwELI-M oyster Bay Feb 90 1875. OF pneumonia,
daughter the late Epham Townsend In the o9th year OF
ResSes ard friends are invited to attend the funeral at the
rsidence Of her Gause Ms Sarah T. Minor at oyster
CRANDELL-On Tuesday the 29th inst. Maude NJ, young
daughter Of Jo A. and Josephne Eisenprce crande
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral ery
drodandtwenty on Thursday March 2 at O'Clock
pm.
COLWELL-At Oyster Bay H. l., the 29th nst pneu.
inOna Deborah Townsend cowe in the s9th year Of her
tho residence OF her daughter
Mrs r. Minor. oy ster Bay L. L. on Thursday afternoon
DR. voE-on Monday 2sth inst. oscar De Msrnon Of
nsistiEs, ] TssgsS,iay i%yfsd II.
ave. Harlem on Thursday at clock
EDwARDs-Elizs Edwards wife Of Robert L. Edwards,
Fuaera from her late residence AZ West FOrtIehst at
p on NTH day.
HkRRiNG9At fremont on Tnesday FEB 2g mesn b H,r:
nS aged yGaIs months ana Is days. youngest daughter
The relatives ana frns Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at fremont ON Thursday March at
HUBBARD-At stamford. Conn. J. ls76. Capt
anter Hubbard IN his 12d year. .e,, s.,.- 49,,
T. at II ocoek CARRIAGES VII be a. depot on arrival Of
900 n M tral from NIanu tthial Depot flehs Oi thV
family invited TO attend without further notice.
JOHNSON-In Brooklyn Feb ~, 1876 Henry = johnson,
only of Franklin and Sarah Johnson. aged 81 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PATTERSON-Feb 80 Jano Patterson. widow Of Alexander
Patterson. in the 9Oth year Of her age
The frien family and her sOninlaw o. r. Kings
bury. nv to attend her funeral nom her late rest
dence 239 West Fifty ourthst, on Friday, March $. at
O'CLOCK y.
PRANKARD- l. George D. Plsakard, aged years
and months.
Funeral services at 220 Nineeenths Brooklyn, Thurs
day Friends Of the family invited 10 attend.
RFESE-At zion RecOry Dobbs Ferry Monday, Feb 2s
Elizabeth wife o Rev. George b. eese aud daughter of
Rev. TheOdOTo Irving
Funeral services at Church. Ferry Thursday
March :. 3 O'Clock y. Carriages Will be
arrival OF 2 O'Clock train from FOrty-second ~.
SALTER-On TUESDAY, Feb o. Elizabeth " J.. Margaret
Armstrong. widow Commodore VIM. D. Salter, Il. =. NJ
OF the late Col Wan. Armstrong OF the Bntsh
The friends family invited attend the funeral
from Trinity Church Elizabeth, saturday March at
O'clock
TUCKFR-On wednesday morning March ], Richard Sanas
Tucker. in the GSih year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

THE ANNUAL CoMMESCEMENT-DIPLOMAs AWARDED
To NINETY-THREE GRADUATES.
The sixty ninth annual commencement of
the College of physicians and Surgeonsthe Medical De-
paFtment Of Columbia COllege-was held at seinway
Hall last evening Alonzo Clark, NJ. d.. President OF the
College, presd d. Among those present on the platform
DR.. F. A. T. Barnard. President Of Columbia Col
lcge Drs j. C. Dalton Samuel ST. John, Thomas Markoe
T. G.. Thomas, II. y. Sands j. ". McLane Edward Cur
ts. Francis Delaied, j. g. Gurus, William Detmold
Wm II. Draper Fessen len n. OTIS f. c. Seguin Gurdon
Buck A. H. Ball, J. /. Little ID. II. Smith, Abraham
jacob, Charles McBurney, j. d. Nelson, and Charles
Kelsey. After prayer by the Row Dr. b.
II. Weston. President Barnard administered the Gus
t mary oath to the graduating class Dr. Clark made a
few remarks upon the responsibilities that all were
about to assume and warned the graduates against ex
ravagance when first starting ont in the practice Of their
profession then conferred diplomas upon the follow
LIZ. ..l.,nto DO In.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


For Thursday, in the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gif states winds to northwest rising b
rometer, colder, partly cloudy or clearing weather
Fort West tulf States, Tennessee, ana ONO, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, and upper lake
region continued north AMI west winds, stationary or
rsng arupetoT colder partly cloudy ana clear weather.
possibly followed BY south east winds ana alng DarO-
eter and igher temperature in the Northwest
For the lower liKe region, New YORK, ana NeW-En-
Gland falling followed by risn barometer, northeast
Shifting TO northwest winds, cloud and snow, followed
by clearing weather
For the Mddie Atlantic states rising b1rOmeter north
erin tcinds partly CiOUdy ard clearing eooier reaher
CautiOntry signals continue on the North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
DOLAN G. VEN A RESPITE.

Advices from Albany state that Gov. Tilden
has respted until Apr II, to allow the Court OF
Appeals time to act upon his This s done at The
request Of DstrctAtoey Phelps and with the concur
renee Of Judge Rapao Ia whom application for stay
Of proceedings made but who suggested an appica-
tiou for o respite in order TO avoid the necessity of
resentence in case the Judgment OF the court below is
anir
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHNGTON, March LIN the supreme court OF
the United States today:
no 7OI assigned Taylor Collector Of Peoria County
Of AL appellants agt James h. and William Tracy.
Argnmtnis cOuned by Mr. H. @. ngers0 Of counsel fo the
appeees ard concluded by MI James h. Edsal 10 the appel
No TOS (assgnedl-Herman Lieb and Henry b. Mile:
C,lertor of Cook County al appellants Hgt Hcnry T. KID
der aud Daniel q. Stone-Argued by Mr.. Lyman TrunOu
and Nr lanes Esa counsel FOR the appellants anu by
Mr Writ Dexter MI O. H. Browning OF counsel for the
gppellees .-- g., ..,,... . .
Manheim Berwn.-Dismssed; each party TO pay their own
Adjourned until "Wednesday, the 18th OF March, az II
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
Spetial No;ites.
pr. de Jonsh,. Lishl.Brown Cod Llycr oLI.

DR.. de Jonsh's Lisht-Brown Cod Liver OIL.
vriic, Dr. jcass ISht brown Cod Liver OH produce.
HS HSt me 1s o. p the % @ PeG IN eas ia
peral IIaL Iints n, by all druggists solo Consgnees,
unittd States, J0HN f. HENRY. CURHAS & Co, New.
Great Invcnrion.-Hearng restored with GILMOREs
aBy 70 M ne M kK nos Ne 81 cr, Si''r'
Liberal Republican GeneraI Committee viii meet at
their ,2h' Broadway THIS tihursdaD EFENING,
"' D'''' - BENJ. T. MANIEBRE Chairman.
Mr.. ID. l.. Hood, MosSdy and i, Mr. Ira "a. ID. sanIey
miPPoDR0ME
Between Madison and Fourha Twenty sixth and Twsn
Entrance, Madisonave
Saturday aud sunday excepted.l
EVERY EVENING at o'clock. ,,,r.,., .....,.,,
OVERFLOW MEETING. sto si5 o'cio,s. 'p'''''
Conducted by the Rev. In. 5. Il. Tying, jr. and
Intranct, fourihs,a
tEntrance Tourthave.j EVERY NIGHT at o O'Clock.
woMENs MEETING. fOm to ll5o'clyek. ,.........,,
How to deal with Inqurer.," Thursday, p Madison.
sj'NDAY, March 5-Leeture by Mr. MooDYcn DANIEL
Tickets OF admission obtained the Young Mcna Christian
A''0''Sie Meeting s''n 'ica'oMEN ior WOMEN ONLY. pm.
M.iin3 ior Mis- ONLY, pm.
NO tickets OF admission Teqhrcd except Ia Lecture
The door, will be opeG ONE HALF HOUR before each
TGS expenses Of these meetings large ani
subscription. Con rhutuHs be
j. PIERPONT MORGAN, esq. Ileasl. er. - wsnsL
SAMUEL TnOiNE,
Chairman Committee oi Arrau senenta
DODC l.. Chairman General Committee.
NATHAN EIShOii. Chairman Executive Committee
Po,t-Un = Noiicr.-Tae FO.,tSE MAILS .ur tAs sseg
eninc SArUKDAf March o. 1876. wiz close tls
on TUESDAY at , NJ, LOT Europe per Idaho
via Queenstown. WEDNESDAY 20 o. for EurODs.
per steamer Russia. via Queeuso~ni Oh THURSDAY, ~
30 Tor EuOpe per steamer SueNla wa Plymouth
Cherbourg sni Hamburg on eArL RDAf az NJ iw
Britain. Ireland. and France steamer RepdOhesfa
and for France direct, per steamer
Ja.ayette HavTe. and 1870 A. for Europa
Southampton and Bremen and
scotland direct mus be specially adrsse steamer
ms Tor Btaxil Porto &C.
will March = Mail. Tor China. Japan, &C.
viii leave Francisco March 10. go . ,,,. ~ a.
Special Notice
OF RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
AT HIPPODROME
ny Mr. ID l.. MOODY and MI IRA - SANkEf.
~ THUuSDAY, M4reh =, otlec6,
HOW TO DEAL WITH INQUIRERS.
No cket required
SUNDAY MORNING, March .,
10 Si6 o'clock,
LECTURE ON DANIEL By Nj. MOODY -,
Aals,ion tickets obtained ~ Y n q, Asssciseoss
isI Bowrry. and Hppodroms
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

the Illegal removal OF Judge Braughn, perjury under
oah and the appointment OF Judge Steel to clear Auditor
Clinton.
The Republican members held a csuons and prepared
statement of facts The Senate adjourned till D NJ TO-
morrow,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
PISNENGERN IRRITED.

PROM IIVEkPOoIe-Ia s'eamsbip Nerdda. March MT
and Mrs Joseph Alcock d. b. Tappan, Edward Heywood
Nr and Mrs Peter Devar aud chldren Thos NOung Mrs
Ellen aud John Gies Geo. Parett James Bl lex
Miss Laura Fan, L. rortener John Gould Henry D1Etort
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

This was followed by the announcement OF the awards
OF prizes by Prot Dalton prize Of $50 for the best
graduation thesis awarded to Abraham Mayer Tor
his thesis Histology OF the Kidney" thesis upon
"shcylic Acid" by David H. DAWSON received prize
Of s25. The theses OF George d. Knickerbocker, H. A.
Clay A. r. BrstOw, S. o. Yanderpoe jr., and honzo
Bauyelt received honorable mention The Stevens Trt-
ennal Prize OF S2OOwas obtained by H. Rosenberg, NJ d.
for paper upon The Use OF hespectrOscope" The Van
derpoc prize OF $50 for the best examination In anatomy
was awarded to Frederic T. Griswold prize OF SlOO
established by Dr. jacob. for the best examina-
ton In diseases or children, to j. AuguStus
Walther: a of Obstericai Instruments. Tor the
best report OF Dr. ThOmas's clinical lectures. to Cade
Wilson prize $50, for the rest report or Dr OtSs
clinical lectures. to Charles stiman ease OF lhsfu-
nena best report of Dr.. SguinS ell zeal lectures on
diseases Of the nervous system Edward B. FoOte ir
The last prze, of 800, given by the Alumni Association
for the best thesis any subject was award d 10
Thomas L. Saterthwaite, NJ. D.. OF the Class OF =
The yalcdctOIy address was delivered by FREDERICK a
Lyons. NJ. d.. aud was in the form OF IA poem .
The address the graduating class was made by the
Rev. DR.. Henry ". Bellows ana was upon tne s9eet vi
"QuackeTy."
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
N5RRIED.

MEsCHENMOe eER-GILLIG-Feb 2s 1873 Wilhelm
Mescaenmoser to Emma G.ig Of Brooklyn, by the Rev.
Father Hdupmsnn.
NENINS-B -BROWN-Feb. 20 at Christ Church Westerly X.
ins Katie brown.
WHITE-ADRIANCE-0n Monday. Feb %. AZ 81. Johns
Church stimOrd Conn. by Rev. william Tatock. willard
w. White 10 Anna f. daughter OF the late Edwin Adt9nce
OF New.lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
DIED..

AH Notice. Of Mariag,s must b, indorsed wi& NIL
nal,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

To NE Honorable Speaker and NctlbeiS Of nc House O'
ReUresfntatres Of the state Of Louisiana:
Your Committee, appointed 10 prepare SPECIFIC arces
Of npracnmcnt against ". T. Kellogg, Governor or the
state OF louisiana beg leave to report that they nave
had under careful consideration the subject, ana that
they herewith submit articles which they hiYo prepared
and recommend their adoption by tins honorable body
Ynnr Committee reserve to themselves the right to pre-
pare and submit and further articles or lmpeach
ment. Respectmily submitted. LOUIS A. WILIz,
~ Chairman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-15

SARY, NO. 623 kEAkNY ST.,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com
mercial street. Established in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-15
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
TO the Racine Mine.
NOTICE NO. 3IS.
U. S. LAND OrFrcE,
r.--- -- I--..--..n fCdN

Eureka. Nevada. January6, 1875.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l.. C.
IN Bnteman. whose pOstOfiiee address is San
t francisco, Cal, has this day filed his appli.
cation for q patent for twelve hundred linear
feet of the Racine mine or vein bearing silv r,
with. surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mining District. County of Eureka and State
Of Nevada. and known and designated by tho
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as lot No. ~, in unsurveycd lands
The exterior boundaries Of raid Lot No.
81 being us follows, to-wit:
Variation ~ deg; east, commencing, at a
post marked No. /, u. :. Survey No. 81,
whence the flagstaff in tho town Of Eureka
hears N. 81 deg = ,nin., +. 1864 feet. The
Eureka Consolidated Com pany's Lawton shaft
bears 5. :, deg. Al min. W. 1850 feet: post No. |
of L.. 5. Survey No.4o, Sentinel Lode. bears 5.
shaft npon tho Racine Lode bears N. 81 deg.
w. 749 feet; thence running 5. Sg1s deg. ".
2W feet to post No. 2, u. 5. Survey No. 50;
thence n. y deg. W.l.2O0 feet to post marked
no. 3, y. S. Survey No. 81: thence n. .Sgla
deg. K. 200 feet to post marked No. 4. T.. :.
Survey No. ~, and thence 5. p deg. i. loo
foet to post No. |. the place of beginning, con-
tanning 3 ai-l0N acre.
This claim is bounded on neither end by
| any known clai manis; the nearest mines are
the Belmont and Peoria lodcs.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining
District, page l67. in Book Is of Eureka Dis
trict Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Racine Mime or said
mining ground as herein before described. are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land Office, Mt
sixty days period of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue of the proyis-
ions of the Statute.
JAZZ Cd ID. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-15
DIR. A. 3. SPINNEY,
CDME N BE HEALED!

IL matters Loo what .V.r LUt,.l-es MAJ D.
eoaac and let ne uctor ,xaliinic yoair cas-
IL VIII cost you nothing Tor CONSULTATION, 50
please call nad SATISFY youIsclsSs Nhether the
Doctor understands your case. II h. taaeute
you he will tell you "a II not, he VII tell YOU
that. for nc will mt undertake "A Case ull~sa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-15
MISCELLANEOU US.
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES,
Orr. cIRRoN,s p

~ SARY, NO. 623 KEARNY ST.,
eW corner of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com
ta1EE3 mercial street.. Established IL
1871, for tho treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as GonorrhGa, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years'
standing. and liberated Legs. ETC.. successful
DIR. GIBBON has the plca.ure of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe, and has re-
Tho Doctor has spared neither time mol
me ney in seeking out new remedies. and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is tho consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved scxua,
indulgence. is practiccd by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with unerring certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Saiiow
countcnance, dark spots under tho eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the cars, noise like the
~rustling OF leaves or rattling OF chariots, un-
casiHess about the loins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
Of confidence, difiidonce in approaching stran-
gers, a dislike to form new acqualntances. .
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory
pimplc and various eruptions about tho face
hectic Pushes, furred tongue, iGtid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monoina-
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be NOT
obtained. you should apply Immediately, OIL
thcr in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific niodo u
treating this disease. which never tails O.
~effecting a quick and radical cure.
Cared at Home.
Persons Mt a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a lcttcr to DE-. GLIB
BON, stating case, symptoms, length OF timt
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
BY inclosing Ten Dollars coin in a regis.
tered letter through the Postofiicc, OF
through Wells, Fargo X Co.'S. q package o.
ncdic,ne will be forwarded to any part OF tn,
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleas.
state tho name Of the paper they SEQ this NJ
vertissment in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Dir. j. +. GIBBON,
Box 1867, San Francisco. California.
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