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, 1876-10-07
Observation-Disclosures

Der gsasea n bts srsgs s~eersaatte be- RBrsprs. Sss
hss rbdIt bas san,s Ss1sa Naerans unb Sraft. Wens
la Wtasen sab anbers Derbauua8tprsaue na&iaHen, tba
soas G6dhstst su entptdela, mas Der sans 9Brpsr ID
bsa. D& Arsntbetsen, ptl3e aus ssasrter abdttslett bs
St>axxassprsane ~satattts, Rab serf&tebsu1 Grt, abe
ss 4auYtarfaAs Mabt tnrar ktefelbt. Dtu n Ia
Ofaas, ppbu has se@wtptf2 Bttttrt." h q as Stir.
Ssxfossttttl ptr,t, As gerbaxnnssprsaae rtselt ant ttw
sasaSt GbSHs,et beatnt. r steIe &ranlttten tdlt, ~
safaetaeas sana sTfAitsean Rstas faA. 0ir ssasm
eesS1sw ~ssi0ahet
S~dtwiaAfndA
eut ale anterea auxsearanfSsttva eatattss sstx 70 n
aus 6tsruns.H ber Massnttattatet, ais bur& erblt$$s
&nlass sber teftise G%rtdltuns. Wenu bic Spttle MID
eebSrie serbauet anp Der &6rpsr tn 8olse befta nidt biz.
lSrelta rndbrt uirb, mus dbmaoauns ~ein.rttta uni
lse aef&wd&te eYasa erlsot San fa&ttf.n anfaa eias
GrfSItnna he I'd eaT perfpu ssh irdttsa Gefunbbei
car at&f ID ettra&t Mme. Die t~sribmtsRen Aerite
psaa fs gaas ssn e$ptnbfn&t ia ses rAen Statt.n 10.
baxbdn, ri6tru pbns aasaabras TIRE aafmerlfamfsit Al.
ER anf be @esxItsans h<s gsrhsaaussersant, bamtt Ia
SYttfes sl@s eu patttat u fa ntnuat ttm nt&t frsat.
W. Dd@urbe serurfa&eH nab at&t bur& ben Rbrper AZ.
tea aab TIN eatntbe gar stae yhu In sisRissa gsA
sssis nab fAle&te Rabrars " btsten.
, 1876-10-07
'Star- Wfean platform.

SiIbersiar,. cline sroRe 3ieree. Gin ppgfauatser
SGus 9ater Dttea. yragst ia Gtitupaarea.Sanbluu.
8tn nab. 9tscnlart 8rGtts ~Ssrienbtt. 4ptslhrtt
a029nfi &to Z @idttprnn 81 lgae
, 1876-10-07

ssteaf RDarusa BE f@rsdli&en G&mtr,aa sasSafV
BID Bttttrs" Elm 5eiln,tttd sebsten !ptrb. has Sober letA
erldnsen iannf 81 linb1t Bic S9mtrjea tsfprt ane ID
tsrtsefssten @ebraude wtrs bu Patient scn gep&e ~
G8s&e A& teFtr befnbsH ~ ene ssnadnbtee eatlans q.
atett IA. TaufsRbe fesatH ben 9as. a. wtl&tm NJ seran.
tatt usrbsa hsi@ saussstsrt SaIattkd ~ stsran&sn
, 1876-10-07
Saxfansf@I6sa


WaNrn, G&aYTaAfebef entaeeen nus Serbprbeneus 6IaA.
@estn tiefe aranittttea 10 ,6@webtl@ Bitters" bas pirS
Eamat S&usmttteI, neil q Der btRe Blutretaistr IA, ia
u sttbt. abtr plrb br @ebrauH u fpdt Shtr Mot s.nap
6&ariaAksbr nab albert satt 8tetr serbunsens &ranE
sdiea aasbre9ex, bans uaue Der @ebraR& fpfprt etaAs
aeat pertea, ba Rranibeiea In ttem GtGptum dAe 20.
bess 1sbanhtxas rtsrhna.
, 1876-10-07
Ar1G Olb pOmiuiDa pawp01ib
Spntpanp.
Sad Nem>g prt.

Gtefe Company pirp etnea tbrer naGfol8enben pra6t.
ppasn 8ampter, Slc Dpminipu. aSDanpte, J(aac
Seus ~3tobmonc, Mibemarie, patteras uno
George Us. Slcer (m Sau) an lebem Atenfaa,
5retta8 -uap oamsta8 bel 3pGpaftr ~abtapIen
lanen.
Dtsie s4tfe FaO gang nsu uabawarbsa aasbradlis
fur bele 0l9ute aepaut.
ete Habea pFa8tSple Saloons. . Ie Blooms unb
BABE. 3immer
2te sPstisn, Ssausmli3tstt anb Sebtenuns Fnb nm
ubertref!ip.
Qpaarsn, pelhe NIT etsier 2inte ~perfaRpt perbea, Ian.
ben re9elmaBts in 9tep-yprt an pem aberpedIea Yter Yer
COMPANY, 81 gtprtp oliver.
JraHt tur glaye meter ais glsw. gSrt perbea fdnel
befpreert uab mtre eaIaF at2ts ais Die pirtlt9 ssbabtea
untDiten %beretnet.
S3ife pielsr etnte ~perladen glprtplf UNI 7Hlsr gad.
rttttaes papreap ps Somlners.
Gra9t aneenpmmen bic Il ayr 4benbS iebea Gag.
gDegen wetterer Austuntt tpeaee man lt9 an
George vs.. MiIen u. Co., 4eenten,
feb. Griee &pmpanp's gDbarpes, Wptetts.
, 1876-10-07
@@w<h4fA 8ttasse.

1tsies 1thasss II lett Hab f4sn felt Lsasu Saarn -
tsantusputs @tdrfuass- unh SlatreintsRnssntittk ava.
hasn't ha u iebes anbers 6etlntttel btefer Mrt BET pee:m
9eerrtEa. DDS Reespt ~ btefea -G@wxbtIn 6itters" ss
Saxse 8et eu aets 9epetmnis nne 70 q nod itst. 8S.
eske Gamme d~talefert uab 10 70 hur&axs aurnDeaG
baS trasns Stnaanh auees beua Gtst ttamr bas srf
bS rG&webtf9 gthers" ssune, uba ,bl % Dea- fdKe,td
Rttmenf&e1 bard ben gtrianf bteftr s.fdlf&ten Raaah
saaueex "a sefSren, Se@t dbnli& ~auSitbtn ant f&nttdes
re Sae edit rS&pebti@ Gttters" abr sr @dunbtet
bHd Htttns" RtrtsHea @efnnsbdt unit eebn srbaIta
Bat Da btes be{pahes mt1tis Il, ,sss bic &afmtrffank
hit bts pnbItfuras Saraut ~btnstIsstk, baS issr 8Iaf&e
1el&t bat e6te nS4rebif9 1ttteus- erttdlt, bic Rantas
, 1876-10-07
Tieber nll6 faltes syieber.

Sisber uno @et1elfteber fir so Gents turirt. g,
9lebt fem 6eiImittel IN Der @elt. tpsldes 6ieber UNI
g8e6lelfeber uno a1e lonIti9en perpanbi.n Rrantbei.
itise Sieber (benen ourb &aS,pap's 8iaen abaebolfen
tpirS) 70 raid 0eieitist ale ~SRabsap's Es,Op Rslief"
30 Gents Der N,ai&s,
, 1876-10-07
MaSwnto 1t. &c.,

80 @arren, gfe @4urd Ctr. q. 9.
Sizes Sali6es unb @a9res @6idt cine 8%reimartr
M Maomap Ii. Co., 80 9Eartet Gde GbIrd) str, Welt
gort. M~usfunft, 3uuenoe wertb miro Sbneu staF'
Glitt.
, 1876-10-07
Bsrft atl-Das @&te e&wsaHA
Dtttess ~iss ausi<eBlt& bsrettet sss
Dentel u. g.,
AsS sasrA Drtta Gtrass
$~9tlaselpsa

I'm ~ TxtIitaas scr Ms&sSRaasea srA Nstrrs a
p&uu, Y bic Namsasantof4rtft ~ fraktrtn &tsertbS
Eers sGaaee 6aesntas" kts Sd4iAa ~ ~ -
DttteFt aaf&&t etnesslssu.
9tSsaH4Saawdfanqm ts easifAs sss hsssfAss ess,.
o. ~ naftrt uattriarts sDeaad = Gs.a AsesR "a
ksse SGfSe sdasfast
rsas 70 &ssss sine EEsslAt fs4s s1stAm d AC4sep
GPe6ssses s~s Sssssasa hs sssTsaAsss eAeaam xS
EFrSxh
, 1876-10-07
Ready Relief,

S~Reiienoe foIten itets cine STaI6e BON Roo,pon,s
gteabp Sielief bel itb fibren. Wenise 3ropfen In 9SeIs
Ter ipsrosn &rantbsit ODER Sdmerlsn, bic bonn gee@iel
frana6iilher WranOn nOer Nitters alS ein Nei,mitteI
, 1876-10-07

@se nebr ale sserpxxhts4 Sassen eytstdfe eH beraA
be- fHwtbtf6r Mrat I'd Zen fHtni&offliHt 5srfaaHG
Ed&t q faH auf Glen zteIea Der Grbt anfe1te, tt o.
EsIttss 6tMsaft seuiFer &rSutes aat Ia Gytsad bef8
hsa kIbd hs 4Awptstesnbtbek hs
, 1876-10-07
go Nrp;ent.

@uten Q9enten miro etue @ommiliton beSablt
Tiir Den SertauT pon ieuen unp leDrpopuiarenS u1ern
pom elmer Der beoeutenplten @ublcriptlons= Slrnten in
Ganoe. ~ Slber fur oO Gents Us Su0er tur 81 20.
&eln bumbu9. Man laile ii1 urlere Glreulare fom.
men nno ~fber3euBe lid leoit. AOrelle ". .. bog 52s,
1rU'NN onr 4gN!oOea
, 1876-10-07

BBufeetAsSe8As
Bessrssnes Dtat II bic 9eaYtxrfs3s 10 sHkRkaARs
uaA fsesr tietaftx &reuitetex.
@amfansf3I6sa.
SHeeasa, g1Hsss, Dare naefsUts eatessSus asazs
hA&aA.
, 1876-10-07

q aas VA xnsIadfslisf,n &raast<tsa, >saea lss ~
f&tnssf<&t uatsrtpprfea "A. axb ldbea Ramenai@1 nj
seu baraa- Die trja@tu, stl&t eefa f&refli&tr f.
5~rssraftn, fnb safttepea uas stefdttl abu III B.
bAnslaasspdfe mas tumn bietbs te1, xdmItd bts
hard 6tSrtsaesmttd bas RerseufsRemt W. O. Aar
sna6srseRe nab habur& hea sauea GSry1 AZ I'D ~
Dss .Sawtbtf& Btttert" aept snerrsi&t N alS [.6r.
taassntttd I'd stx sten erpdbntea &raaibeten xnS ia
Eaa(tnbea bic Uefnnbtft tur16stesbtn, mtl&e idsa Se.
tan ipdfsItta e nssee 9e'aS am pebes " aahex.
Ntesersef&Isssabst,
, 1876-10-07

SIS bis $50 per Sag 3m @ami,
Yebin9ungen fret. IoreIIe:
1SSlmil u. &tinipn u. Co., @ortlano. WSe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

. 800 = NAM " u - 49,
This morning in the Old Board, after
tbs business "ns finished. +. Hec!:ran
took tho iaer. anil explained to the
Bpa:.l his understanding Of The rules
regulating stock dividends, and Sc
yl:rcd tlSt The GLOBE Miuing Company
ANS T~'iaciuI r.r,ubsr; in u critical posi-.
ition through ia uauaEerS yelling ne@
sock in place Of old and allowing the
dividends. SE:ca Arc not due until
March Isl, to be collected by the pur-
c:asers. a committee, which had been
appointed 10 settle tLe ia1tter between
two me:nhcrS, reported faYorably to Mr..
hicci;lhaii's suggestion, which WAS to
tho effect that all stock Of the Globe
Company, purchased prior to the lst Of
March, carried the dividend with it.
Jasper Mcdonald than m:.le II motion
! 10 strike it from the list until it could
be dealt il by members intclligently.
His melton was carried without opposi-
ton. The mine is said to be under the
control Of j. W. Pearson, Of Woolville
notoriety.
The lHr5est casting ever made OIL this
uo:at was finished at the Union Iron
Works yesterday. II weighed twenty
tons. and is u portion Of the engine for
the new Consolidated Virginia hosting
works. '.
Til. Police Commissioners, lust cvca-
ing, dismissed three officers from the
force. two for being drunk and neglect
of duty, and The third WAS oaiccr Wei
fcrhinScr. VIII" fired ut a dcserter on
Ltilrsdorf street, las! Monday.
AZ 81 conference ut The Pacific Coast
CcnteaLiai Commission with 4 Commit
tee OF the Board Of Supervisors, it WAS
resolved 10 ask ;ho Supervisors to APP
prop:iatc SO, 600 to help the ccleSra-
ton. Gcaelal NcCemh said il waS n
general desire TO celebrate the coming
Fourth with more thun usual eclat,
making this city the nucleus of the
coast. It WIS decided that there should
be three days Of relaxation from bust
ness pursuits; the time to be spent in
concerts, blrbccues, professions. .iIlu-
ninaiions, fro works and military dis
plays. For the proper prosecution OF
the plan, about $4,000 would be need
Cd ai al appropriation from the city,
tho balance TO be contributed by the
citizens, and lie would urge the Super
visor's Committee to enGeavor to Sc
cure II resolution OF the Board, directing
the Legislature authorities 10 nppropr;-
ate that SUM. Il WAS PROPOSED to havu
the Board appoint ihirty-six gentlemen,
who. with the existing committee,
wowld have thu disbursement CT the
money and the collection Of more.
81. JoHSs, y. B., Feb. lS.
LI5s evening three mcn broke open
tie Baker" store, and ab4tractcd LIS,
and then ,u2dc Of in 4 sleigh. bit we're
afterwards arrested.
HALIyAx, y. g., Feb. IS.
\ gang OF nTer thi.yca who have
carried Oh ALI extensive system Of rob-
b'iss vessels in this htrHor. has been
Uncovered and brui;on ny.
Lo%Do%, r'nb. is.
Mrs. Winslow visited her husband in
the jill to-day. She preserved q
strict silence 10 all inquiries rladc ly
Others.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19
WEEKLY ElRG lRDEFEanEWT.
s,rvnDAl, rEuaUAur1 ~. $40.
DAAsu or Nuvrnpl ~.o,,.sox.

--H
rnr to,lo9ug biographical sketch o.
Hon. ke"crdr Johnson. from tho Enter
Prize. Bin,pl, docs ia:,icr 10 the de.
cca;rG:
Reverdy Johlran, whose rua1en
death iG Gnicenred in to-day; dis.
patches. Sas Lorn-in Annapolis, Mary
land. May 20, 1873. lie wns educated
ut st. Johns College. Annapolis; stud
led Law with his father, who was Chief
Justice of .tho distIict efasThich Prince
George Cvulty was part. In 1915 hs
was admitted 10 the lar aud in 1877 re-
moved to baltimore. huch OF hia life
was dsYntcd 10 tho practice, Of the law,
in!8Liuh profession hs had no 6upcrior.
He, With Thomas Harris, reported the
decisions 81 The Maryland Court OF APP
Pcalsi which are known as The Harris
and JolinHon RepoitS.n1 lIe wac elected
Sta!o henutOr in 1921 and 1875. In
1915 no was chosen United States Scna-
tor and in 1912 vas appointed by Pres
! iIent Taylor Attorney GoT
1861 hu waB n mcIahei Cow nhu Il me:
which tried To- prevent tho oIipABIsl5 =
the civil ~nT. In 1852 lie wus a%ain
elected United States Senator ard
served until 1868. III juno, 1853, he
WIS., appointed MiniSter to England.
lla will be. remembered more az Il law
yer than ms = statesman, for his Legal
ntnlltles Tete Of the rarcst order. In
i'i' life nc was puro and upright aud no
breathe! Slander even ifbr a moment
'Iimmnd bis bright nnmic. He died 49,
NC might NIL wish tolic. lie had dined,
as an honnrCd guest, with the Governor
III bin native Stnlc, and in a moment,
withnut pain, llc wHs translated. lie
Ilted thu nlenRure Of fourscore years
full Eith: great thoughts and deeds und
lived nm &. honor 10 himself ami his
country: Tho mobiles, men Of tho ma
tloll Will gather rorerontly around tho
csket Tint holds his dust, and his
grave will make one moro holy spot in
the soil of his native land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19


GOLD being quoted ~ Il certain per
cent. to find the relative value Of oar-
rency. Eale.--DiviIe Io.IJO by the
gold quotation.
When currency is selling at n ccY.
tain Fer cent, 10 find Tue relative val
tie of gold. Eulr.-Divide 10, $50 by
selling price Of currency.
The spi!:ng pIico Of currency Icing
gi'en. To lind the currcncj equivalent
Of q certain E1m in gold. Rile.-pi.
vide the AMOUNT oi gold with two cpyh-
CT" annexed for cents. b. thu value Of
ono dollar in currrncy.
Gold hring quoted nj IA "rrtain per
cent. to find the gold equivalent Oi q
certain B'lin OF currency. Bale divide
the auni Of currency. with two cyph.
erH annexed for CENTS, ~ the quotation
Of COLA,
Gold coins Contnid nine parts OF Guld
and one part OF nn alloy al silver and
copper. Silver coins contain nine
unrtg II silver mud one part Of copper,
excepting tho three rent piece. which
IL three parts silver md one part cop
per.
a million doilnrS in gold. according
10 figures at the Mint, weighs JUS: about
two tons.
The Eureka Sentinel has the follow
ing III relation to the carryiuss.on Of
IN old Elkoitc:
Louis L~n3CITESKonL rushed into our
sanctuin last night Laden with cham.
pngnr, French and Irish, and as soon
as ho could gain his breath told us il
was about ten pounds VI girl, aud want.
cd tho entire corps to drink 10 loI
good health, md tlnt BlIo might livt
long ind prosper. Louis then stua
"'lis nice to bo n father" and ended
with d %pi:ourtto, rushed out To take
another glimpse at that blessed baby
Louis il ms proud ~ n daddy can wei
lie, IA it Ii tho first timU hG ever occu
pied such II position.
FoLLo"ISG is the result Of II LOT Of or,
taken by ~lcBsccs from the Blind Ledg,
in the Oregon mine, and worked 1T I'll,
Manhattan Mill yesterday: First class
S2,li2 80; second class, J73 90; thiit
class, $40 So.
THERE wero 2i8 boys md girls il
Sun Francisco industrial School OF
February /.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19


The following ia from the D1a5ur7
tNe~'. 1t Is we'll Eaid. nnd expresses
fQrcibly what every editor thinks;
eve don't mind how o~ccrntris q nor.
BQn Is in his address. That's his own
business, But no man has got d rjrh,
TO be %ccceptric IN his p%onmansbip IL he
doSignH the manuscript for others. An
ccccntTjcity. in writing il nbouiinablo.
II tires tho eyes, II tires tho braiu mud
blunta tho moral nature Of the reader.
An article, TO have its merits understood
aud DO appreciated, should be rcad lin.
ently. We wish writer's for tho press
would understand that they can bright.
IN up their chnnces Of u welcome by
plain straightforward pcnranship. We
lto deeply Interested IN this subject, as
our tiuio Is pretty welt occupied. II We
were the president Of a bogU bail club,
with p0ihinS 10 do but sit astraddlo Of a
fonce and wntch for a thaw, II wonid be
different"
TnE Typo Consolidated Cop,puuy,a
furnace, saya tho S,ad6tGi Of the 9th,
after n profitable. run ri n mouth or six
weeks, had 10 10 closed n fow dbys
since for want OF coal. Tho miucs OF
thia company haze produced IN fvo
months and a half the guuf Of $23l,.
2o3 Il.
FAshoE LopoE, No. 2, r. & s.. II.
OILERS 0 coward Of fYc hundred dollus
for tho ofTett md conviction OF tho
party or parties shD a3sagginated, rob.
bod, and bnrncl tho body Of Thomas
Donnely, near Frauklpwh on Thursday
evening, February 81,
IN tho plack Hills 1our IL worth sic
pot bundled. coffee thirty.ihrco 10
city cents per pound, tobacco from 81
~ per pound; q slunra drink Of
whisky rs c%oits, md Gold daat c1BiG
sigO fn ounce.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

THE Ss2gtr. !$tite sOys Judge Bonni.
field, of Humboldt, hnR been appointed
by Governor Bradley 10 hold the pres.
fnt term of Court in White Pine county.
An appointment became neteaEniy, ow.
ing to the protracttd illness Of Judge
Cole. r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

.:Vlu introducing this now Firm and
asking for favors III the way # patron
age NC will cay that the best guarantee
wc'can give is the record O: our former
business relations il Elko County.
Oar scnior partner, Mr.. GnIriel
Coha, the founder of the business. and
sole manager Of tho former firm OF
Dadt X Cohn, will have the manage
Inent Of tho badness. We think i: sr;,
pcrHnuus ~ say more.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

WISsLow, The BCslom forser Gnd de-
faulter, is under arrest in London, and
will be cent back to America. lie 70
quests to he forwarded Us soon as posi-.
llc. but no reason 10 assigned for his
anxiety to revisit old familiar scenes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

TIE Eureka Sentinel lcarna that Marx
Moore, one Of the parties who broke
jnil IN that place recently has bacn
seen in Groom District, Int no effort
was Inadn 10 recauturc him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

TUX Supreme Court has affirmed the
notion OF The Ninth District Court in
the conviction Of James burst for grand
larceny, ZONE months ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

GROCERIE5 -An usi,!. our G=:c7iy rc..ii.
rrri.. 4, TMUcS IEII - Gu'l. iT''h .Td
Chricr G,aitS anal cn;nTi.:u In -! .6 DC.
t..I. Our Er:n IL ~ w"A SuG"I !n rhI.
Lection wish Grccrrcs I:ItiiI, unI.. CA.
.sry T. plr;icGl.'!:a even - pat Of oar
sVitIiit J-.rT:IIr:i.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

cLoTHINI.--our Clothing VII, as L.: .:aGa:",
~'i,'iS; ". ia" ,"o,; .ly:s-'s -: suit, - De-
l.Ursa..Dl Ia Ran frIlyi-rr ai.I New
York. We have i nr.t elm -: c. fJr ls.i
aid d y wear; Lilo. !uTl!.iti.H tia-ir,
WHIT SHIRTS. Cmdri,trirt.. beavers. seq
rsndrs". Ia:..n, sal all Go!iIa ilIwaLsr
e!hs:,, Flr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19
DZyGoo6isD Department
COMPLETE u! ALL ITS DETAILS.

0 and SHOES In this h'fNrririit ~
oar strcs VIC arr TlCas't tn say IN we cal
show orr %eTst"In' - avery hTe a.s.:;msui
TO reject from for S.lp. Women al. Ca"I.
Tcu'G wear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

EoTIoNS.-w' keep oy-rythius in IL" $ui."i,
line eIp"r'eJ TT \ !=y GuS> HrI .: iia-.
S"cilc'. Thr~AI. ErtDn-. H,Iihs. iacC-.
ELsinS-. Ribbons. TErg',. I.i'r;i. Etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19
RUSSELL g. BRADLEY,

TO our Friends and the PnGiic
Generally:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19
DErnoIE, Mich, Feb: II.

George Avery was nrrcEted here 10.
day for a murder committed il Louis
Vile Inst November. lie escaped to
Windsor, aud stayed there ever since,
but treated himself to a visit TO this side
this morning, and wAs captured as he
stepped from tho ferry boot. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-19

......CNI......
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-03
Is DAILY Ape THURSDAY. AUGUST g. 1876
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRU sTEE'S SALE.

TNDER and by virtue OF Trust Deed exc
~ cuted 10 John Z. Campbell on the u dav
OF November, 1895, By a. e. ROsrk, and duly
recorded in the Registers Office Of shelby
county, Tennessee, In book No. s., part 2, pages
$50 63l, 632, and 10 which reference is here
made; and also by virtue Of final decree In
the case OF Amos Woodruff vs.. A. G.. ROark,
No. 25S, K. D., in the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee, which decree was entered
on the 18th day OF June, 1876, appointing me
trustee in the abOve-named trust, instead o.
ring upon me all the rights and powers Of said
John Z. Campbell, deceased, by virtue Of said
Trust Deed, I viii, on the SIN usE Of u
SUst, 1875 between the hours of II O'Clock
am. and u O'Clock M, in front or the court.
mouse, AT Memphis, Tennessee, sell TO the
hlgnest bidder, FOR cash, the following de
sclbed lot or parcel of land, living IN the
county Aforesaid, bounded as follows: Begin
ming at stake south 81 E 9-lO chains f-OTn a
redelm, with TedDUd and other pointers on
the h boundary line OF six hundred and
WE'VE aero tract, known as the Woodruff
tract; thence north IA + IC7 poles to a stake
on said boundary line, tronwOOd, red and
WnlteoaE pointers; thence west 81 south 20
poles 10 a stake on the west boundary OF said
SIX hundred and twelve acre tract, d0gwOOd
corner of r. H. BTinckIey's division: thence
SoCth 81 east eS poles TO a stake, three dogwOOd
and two whlteCak pointers on said west
boundary hnei thence east L so south 22j
oles TO the eginning-contain'u 40 $500
acres, more or less, together with the improve
nentS thereon. The equity o. redemptiOn is
Ii waived In the deed, and tho property viii be
sold on account OF default OF the vendor A a.
h.oark. w. c. WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, August 2-Rentes, 1867. 273c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2.-Gold,
111b; New York sight, premium. Ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills, 548.
LONDON, August 2-Consols for
money and on account, 96 IL Is; 5-2Os OF
1865, los; 5-20s of 1867, 100; 10-4Gs, lOSt
new S.. 1864 New York Central, So;
Erie, 12a; Erie preferred, 20.
NEW YORK, August 2 Money easy
at 293 per cent, Prime mercantile pa
per, BOA per cent. Customs receipts,
{34S,000 The assistant treasurer dis
bursed 81, 1928, 900. Clesrings, SIS, 900, 900.
Sterling weak; acCusl business at 4871
for so days, and 1894 for sight. Gold
opened and closed at liz, with
sales during the day at 112. Carrying
rates, J to per cent; loans also made
fat. Government securities strong,
with active demand; coupons OF 1881,
1901; do. 1866, 115B; do. 1866, new, 117s (;
do. 1857, 119s; do. 1858, 1919; new IS,
III; 1O4Os, regular, 115s; I0-40s, cou-
pOns, 11sf; currency &c, 1851. State Sc
curities dull; Tennessee Is, old, AT; Ten.
Dessee IS, new, A; Virginia IS, old, 273;
Virginia IS, new, %; Missouri 6s, 106.
Railroad bonds generally firm. Socks
irregular, but in the main lower, with
Michigan Central the chief feature of
the decline; Western Union and st.
Paul strong and slightly higher, while
Northwestern was steady. New Jersey
Central 1uctusted considerably during
the day, but closed / higher than The
opening price. Borrowing rates for coal
shares to-day, 1.32@4. Transactions
were Jos, 600 shares, of which 10 600
were Western Union, Is 900 st. Paul,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Ohio, $4,000
Michigan Central, 1000 New Jersey Cen
trsl, and 5000 Delaware, Lsckawana
and Western. Closing quotations:
Western Union telegraph, 694; Quick
silver, II; Quicksilver preferred, IA;
Pacific Mail, 225; Mariposa, "a Mari
posa preferred, 81; Adams Express,
i'll; Wells & FsrgO's Express company,
$50; American Express company,
59t; United States Express company,
81; New York Central, l06t; Erie, l33 T;
Erie preferred, 20; Harlem, 1871;
Harlem preferred, 1873; Michigan Cen
tral, 39t; Panama, 80; Union Pacific
stock, $50; Lake Shore, 53B; Illinois
Central, go; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
94s; Northwestern, 80; Northwestern
preferred, 62s; Cleveland, Columbus, Gin.
Ginnati and Indianapolis, SO; New Jer.
sey Central, 6I4; Rock Island, 1913;
st. Paul, 365; st. Paul preferred, 62S;
Wabash, 2; Wabash preferred, 3;
Fort Wayne, q; Terre Haute, 6;
Terre Haute preferred, 1871; Chicago and
Alton, 100; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1917; Ohio and Mississippi, II;
Delaware, Lackawanns and Western, 9555 F;
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph, 173;
Missouri Pacific, 6; Atlantic and Pa
cific, preferred, 2; Indiana Central, 81;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Isl;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, lit; Central
Pacific bonds, 9; Union Pacific bonds,
AZ; Union Pacific land grants, AZ;
Union Pacific sinking funds, 94R.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-03

Gold in New YORK closed at lll5;
same time last year, 1l25.