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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27

NOTICE TO CO.OWNERS!
no J. 8 DALLAS AND JOHN G EARHEARr

TO J. s. DALLAS AND JOHN 6EARHEARr
The undersigned. co-owners Of the Pitts
burg Coal Mine. situated in Lyon County.
Nevada, hereby give notice. that We have ea-
pencis-d the sutn 81 Eight Hundred snd Seven
~ three ,pollars and Ninety Cents s&sss-s0l IN
gold CON. far lnmosr, iabtr and supplies;
that tn. proportion OF the said expenditure -
made a. aforesaid dire fron you amount 10
From you. ]. $, psilss, sey o.. and frem You.
John Gear heart 3o0p. You are hereby fur.
Their notihed that in case yeG fail or refuse to
pay the snouGts set opposite reur names, 10
the SECRETARY Of said CoisYany. 1T his Office In
the town of Dayton. on or before the expirs-
tim Of nin-ty days from the frei publication
of this notice. your interest In the said Pitts
burg Coal Mine will, IN Accordance With the
Ast OF Cou{ress. emitted. An Acs to promote
-tae development Of the mining rcsoarces Of
the United Ssstes. approved May iMh. lisa.
h~upme the lgop~rty Of the undersigned CO.
ow as-s. who rsssie the above Expenditures ON
sAid claim;
G. L. AM. Jas BOWMAN,
II. J. CARLiRG,s JOHN poLAx.
o. J.. NASH. G. ErSEg.
rkaSx kRSyos. =. ". 6owKx.
Lor,s GoLpsTaAE. Jos, pAMox.
pavApas ~. A6sssA ~ 1f&
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27

Any person, So liable. who shall fail 10 com
ply with the foregoing requirements will be
subject 60 severe penalties. Persons or Arms
liable to pay any of the Special Taxes named
above must apply to r. q. LORD. Collector OF
Internal Revenue at Virginia City. New. and
nav for and procure the Special-Tax Stamp or
Stamps they need. prior to May l. is76. and
without further notice.
d. u. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Oiice Internal Revenue,
Washington. y. c.. Feb. 1. 1876. WSSw
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
Assessment Notice.

@UCKTYE GOLD AND SILVER MINING
10 COMPANY. Location 81 priaeipsi place
q business City and County Of San Fran
cisco. California Location of works
Devils Gate Mining District. Lyon Conn;y.
Nevada. Notice Is hereby given, that at q
tnectiu. of the Board of Directors, b Id on the
18th day Of May. 1875. an assessment NE. Ia
of Fifty -. nss per shxrr WAS levied upoa the
cspi,al stock NJ The corporation, payable its-
medisaely In Cai,ei Stsss< gold coin. TO the
sevretary. Al the e.hce Ok the Company Room
10 Ne SSi Montgomery street. san Francisco.
Califoruis. Any stock upon which this A.
sessinens shall remain anpsti On the ssd day
Of June. is7d. will be delinquent. ami adv.r'
.ised for sale IT public suction: unless pay
.l,-.i is made before vii be s"id On ~ ~
DAY the 18th day Of July, lsso. to pay deiin-
qaeut assessment. Together Nth Sse;s OF sd-
vertising sni expenses II sale.
By order Of the Board of Directors
ca sANkEI. Secretayv.
of.es.-Raam 20. No Isl Montgomery street,
Sza Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
Assessment Notice.

NoRTH CARSON SILVER MINING CON.
~ PANY - Location of Principal plSce IF
business san Francisco, California; location
OF works. Eagle Valley ornasby county, Ne
vada.--Notice is hereby given that Al meet.
Ing OF the DIRECTIONS. held on the 18th day Of
Auril, isie. an assessment No. " of twenty
ave Gents per share WAS levied upon
the capital ssa~k of the corporation, pay
slls immediately. in united states gold coin,
Ia the Secretary. at the afsiee OF the Company,
10 sAnsome street san fsxneisco. California,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shsii
r,mssu unpaid on the ;,rst day Of Jane. ls7e,
will he delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is made
before viii be sold on SATURDAY, the twen-
,y-fourth day of Janr. Isle, 20 pay the delin'
a,eni assessment together with costs nf ad-
verlisine aud cxpenses Of sale
W A Nj. VAN BonELEN. Secretary.
ofiee-sao sansome street, Room II. san
Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27

SOLID BLACK WALNUT
- II II =
= y, Fssdsiess' Apelisa geuss>
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
Dissolution ~ oopa.nership.

slWY PARTNERSHIP nE1ErofoRR Ex-
u istSnS brtween the Endrrsis ned unaer
the or.u r&sne ard styi~ Of L. osld6toue 3 Co..
is this DAY ,psssased by mutual consent
Franz syAFiins Is alone snshariseS 80 couscs
the indslssdnees due "a The nrn. and - him
all eishss asaanaG shs nrsn viii be psrsented.
LOUIS GoLDsToNE.
raAxk sfRRIIse,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-27
TO EDWARD lAsl.EY AND JAMES KIsr

The undersigned eo-owner OF the CAkhi
LEDGE. s,,a&ted in Devil : Gate and hinA-
town Mining District. hereby give a.nce that
have expended the suia 81 fwenty-ive Hun.
dei poiss ltssN In Improvements Ana
lsl>or, tina, the proportion Of the said expendi'
sure so made e. aforesaid due nom you amount
TO; From .ua Edward MAnlcy tsss So y: aud
from you James kief. tssS Si,. fon are
hsresy further aoxif~d that In case you fail or
refuse 30 pay the amounts set opposite YOUR
names. 10 the undersigned. In the to~h oi
silver CITY on or before che expiration OF
ninety days from the FIRST publication OF tais
sl.ssice, your Interest ia the said Carei Ledge
will. IN accordance vita the Act OF CnnsresS,
entitled. An Aet "a promote the development
OF the mining resources OF the United states.
approved Nay 10th. isiS. become the proper.
ty'of the undersigned eo-o~ner. who made
the above expenditures on said claim.
MATHEW CARkL.
SILVER City. New, April 4. 1870.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

carcely conceivable that men Of accu-
rate perceptions would choose to lie on
the bed of Precrustes rather than on any
other, mel ely because it is labelled with
an honorable name. But men will ven
ture that bed, or even q worse fate, in de-
votion to the public service and we have
not the slightest doubt that any one of
these gentlemen if elected would admin
lister the Presidential Office in the spirit
of such devotion. u
With Mr.. Tilden in the Executive chair
and Thurman and Bayard in the Cabinet
or with either Thurman or Bayard in the
Executive chair and the two thus ex-
cIuded from that office supporting him
in the Cabinet. every great section OF
the democratic party would feel equally
assured of it's influence upon the govern
ment.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
FOURTH EDITION.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
TIE CONTINUANCE OF THE CRIMINAL
CALENDAR.


THE CONTINUANCE OF THE CRIMINAL
CALENDAR.
Court opened this morning at ten a.
NJ, Judges Wooten and Houston on
the bench
The first business was the discharge
of several prisoners at the suggestion
of the Attorney General.
State VS.. John Taylor, was then
called John was accused of robbing
the premises OF James Walker, in East
Wilmington. and taking therefrom ten
Dunghill fowls, on the 4th of last
March. The Jury found him guilty
State VS. Mary Mccain. selling liquor
without license' in two cases. She
pleated guilty in one case and was
fined $50. 90 and costs, and pays costs
in the other.
State VS.. John Nookes negro-Lar.
ceny of one hundred pounds of coal on
January 2lst last from T.. w. Il B. IL.
Il. company. The defendant is a blind
negro, become SO since he was put In
Jail and although the offence was
proved the sad condition of the priso
ner moved the Attorney General to say
that whatever verdict the jury would
give would be satisfactory to the
State.
John Taylor was sentenced to pay Jas.
Walker $1,000 restitution and costs. to
get 20 lashes on Saturday next, and &
months in jail, and six months after a
convicts jacket.
State vs. Enoch Rash, assault and bat
terry on Robert Hanley, on trial.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

What Wilmington was n century ago
seems not to have been inquired into by
any of our old citizens, and yet it would
certainly be very appropriate time for
some research of this character. In 1776
the town was bounded by Shipley street
or Orange street on the West and King
street on the East. What is now Sixth
street was called Hanover we believe
and was the limit on the North while the
Christiana of course marked the Init
on the South. At some future time we
shall take the trouble to give something
more full and accurate upon this inter-
esting matter.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
The Centennial PrO2ra m me

The formal opening Of the Centennial
took place to-day almost precisely in ac-
cordance with the programme, announc-
ed in the morning papers by authority of
the Commissioners, as follows
All the gates except those at the east
end of the Main Building, will be open
to the public at A. NJ, at the establish
ed rate of admission.
The President Of the United States will
be escorted to the Exhibition by Cover
nor Hartranft, Of Pennsylvania, with
division or more of troops.
Invited guests will enter the Main
Building from the carriage concourse at
the east end, or by the south middle en-
trance on Elm avenue. The doors will
be open to them at 8 A. NJ. They will
pass to the platform in front of Memorial
Hall through the north middle doors of
the Main Building, and should occupy
their places before 1915 A. NJ. All the
space in the vicinity of the platform, save
what may be needed for passage, will be
| open to the public. Seats on the plat
form for the ladies invited are provided,
and it is expected that they will join the
procession if they choose.
The orchestra of one hundred and fifty
pieces and the chorus of one thousand
voices will be under the direction OF
Theodore Thomas, assisted by Dudley
Buck.
| PROGRAMME.
!. 1915 A. M-National Airs. by tho
Orchestra.
>. l0.30-Arrival of the President of tn,
. United States.
,. Centennial Inauguration March, b,
l Richard Wagner.
4. Prayer by the Right Reverend Bish
op Simpson.
r ). Hymn, by John Greenleaf Whittier
Music by John X. Paine, of Massa
chusetts.
= Organ and Orchestral accompani
ment.
6. Presentation of the Buildings to tn
Commission by the President 0
the Centennial Board of Finance
, 7. Cantata, by Sidney Lanier, of Gergi
Music by Dudley Buck, of Con
necticut.
Basso Solo by Myron w. Whitney
Of Boston.
, the President of the United State
by the President of the Centen
NAL Commission.
9. Address by the President of the Tni
I ted States.
10. Unfurlng of the Flag. Hallelujal
Chorus, Salutes of Artillery an
Ringing of the Chimes.
, IL. Procession through the Main Build
L ing and Machinery Hall.
IL. Reception by the President of tn
United States in the Judges Pa
J., villion.
No flags or ensigns, except such as ar
i permanently fixed in the buildings, wi
: be displayed on the morning of the lot
! until the signal be given. The organ
y and other musical instruments and tn
= bells will await the same notice
When the President of the Unite
: States declares the Exhibition open, til
E flag on the staff near him m be unfur
I ed as signal for the raising OF all fiaa
. and ensigns, the ringing OF the chime
y the salute of one hundred guns O
3 Georges Hill and the singing of the Ha
y lelujah Chorus, of Handel, by the choru
u with organ and orchestral aecompan
Is ment.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

CHERIFF,S SALE-By virtue of a writ of
= Ais. Lavari Facias to me d irected. will be
ID. Bradway. in the to. OF Delaware City.
in Rel Lion hundred. hew Castle County,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY.
THE l2rH DAY OF MAY. 1876.
At 10 O'Clock. n. IN.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All those certain lots or parcels of land sit
uats in Red ion hundred. couuty aud State
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows.
te wit:
No. |. Beginning at a poirt on the south
west side OF the road leading from Delawars
City to Port Penn the distance OF five hun:
dred and eighty nine feet by the said r a
from the east side OF the Chesapeake ana
Delaware Canal. o corner of other land new
or late Of the said ,JOhr j. Henry, and run
ming thence along said road sonth twenty
four and one half degrees east eighty feet to
land late OF Ezekiel Shaw; thence south six
ty-six degrees west one hundred feet to an
eight feet wide alley, otherwise called Maple
street; thence with said ulley north twenty
four and one half degrees west eighty feet to
anothe corner OF the said land now or late
of Johu J. Uenry; thence north sixty-six de-
grees cast one hundi ed feet TO the place Of
beginning.
No Bog nning at the in tersection Of the
alley aforesaid With the new road to Burch-
ards corncr, and running thence along the
southwest sidc of said alley to a stake stand
ing opposite to tho south corner of the lot of
Ezakiei Shaw aforesaii: thence south TWEEN
u five degrees west to the east de of he be-
ore mentioned new road: thence by the said
DAD to the place Of beginning.
No. Beginning at the southwest side of a
public road Otherwise called Fifth street.
being the southwest boundar, of the town of
Delaware City and adjoining land of j shua
Seeney and land formerly belonging to John
SHAW. end containing in front or breadth on
said Fifth street twenty feet and extending
of that with between lines at risht angles
with said Fifth street southwestwardly one
hundred feet boundof on tho southeast bv
said Shaw's lot and on the northeast BY said
Fifth street. on the northwest by said Joshua
Seeney land. and on the southwest by other
Book Y, vol. !. page 36i. &c.
side of the road leading from delaware Cit y
zabeth Green, and running thence with her
land southwestwardly at right angles with
said road one hundred feet to ten feet wide
alley; thence with said alley northw est
vardly twenty feet to other land of the said
John Miller; thence northwestwardly one
hundred feet at right angles to stake on the
west eide OF said rosd, the zee along the west
side thereof twenty feet 10 the beginning
containing a area of eseJ square feet of land
and surface.
Seized and taken in Executionss the pro-
perty of John Miller and Anna Maria, his
wife, and Elijah Miller and Virginia A.. his
wife. and terre tenants, aud to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
SheriTs Office. New Castle. I
April o. 1878. apr22ts
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

CENTENNIAL REJoIcING.-The display
of bunting this morning was very credit
able. Flags and devices were in the
windows of numerous citizens in all
parts Of the city; while the stores and
public houses on Market street, in many
places were very fully and handsomely
decorated
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

CHERIFF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ of LevAri Facias TO
TO me directed will be exposed to public sae
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sn SIMPLIFY ST..
kept by Geo. W, 0rtlp. in the city Of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
WILMINGTON, DEL. MAY 10. 1870
49,
Democratic County Meeting

In accordance with time honored
custom of the Democracy Of New Cas-
tie County, a County Meeting will be
held in the Court House in the City OF
New Castle,
On Saturday, May 27th, 1876.
at l o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of
appointing Judges for holding the several
nomination elections; appointing Coun-
ty Executive Committee, and for the
transaction of any other business that
may properly be brought before the meet
ing.
In view of the astounding develop
ments almost daily made by investi-
eating committees of a Democratic
House Of Congress. Of fraud and corrup-
tion in high places, it becomes all good
citizens to attend this meeting and help
effect thorough organization of the
Great Democratic Party for the ensuing
campaign; so that it may effectually bat
tie with and overcome corruption and
radicalism in all it's forms. The only hope
of rescaing our beloved country from
the control Of unprincipalled men, from
bankruptcy and Reputation, rests upon
the success of the Democrat: Party in
the coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS.
Acting Chairman last County Meeting
Appoquinimink Hd., May 8, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
SHRRIFF'S SALES.

C,HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed. will be exposed TO Public
Sale, en- the premises. in the town of Della
ware City. in Red Lion hundred, New Cast q
County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
TIE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1876.
at 10 o'clock. a. m.
The following described Personal Property
viz:
gray mare. carriage and harness, house
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting oil
chairs, sofas, mirrors, lounges. tables, bed
stesds and / edding, bureaus, book case,
clock, stoves. oil cloths, &C. Also, his utter.
est In Wheat in ground, on farms Of Jshn A.
Cleaver, Julius q. Cleaver. Charles A. Clea-
yer and VIM. A. Cleayer, all ia st. Georges
Hundred.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of George q. Cleaver. and to be sold by
WM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
sheria's ONCE, New Castle,
May 5. 1876. s my9 ts
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue OF writ of I.svari Facia. to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL Sal ESHIPLEY ST
kept by Geo. W, 0rtiip, in the City of Will
mlnston. New Castle county. D;l.. on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
HERIFB'S SALE.

y
BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias 10 me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale, nj
the Hotel of William b. Ford. at Kirkwood,
in Pencadsr Hundred. Now Castle County.
Del, on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1870,
AT otrloek ID NJ

AT I O'clock, ?. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that farm and tract OF land situate In
st. Georges Hundred. New Castle County,
Delaware. bounded by the main stream OF
Drawers creek, branch thereof sc parating
the same from land formerly OF William
Dickinson. land OF Patrick McDonoughs 8
heirs and the State road leading from Nc
Donough to Odessa, in the aforesaid county,
containing about fiva hundred and twenty
nine acres OF land. Book X, val Z. page 80. &c
Seized and taken n execution as the pro-
crty oi Thomas J. Foard. and to be sold BY
VIM. IL. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Shcrlt's Office. New Castle. I
Aurli lie. 1870. api2utR
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10
SHEnIFFS ALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of writ Of
= Ais. Lavari Facias to me d irected will be
exnosed to Public Sale at the Hotel of Thomas
ID. Bradway. in the to n of Delaware City
in Rel Lion hundred. hcw Castle County
Delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

< HERIFF'o SALE.
- BY virtue of writ OF Levari Facias to
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil SHI PLEY ST,
kept by George W. Crtlip, in the city OF Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1876-05-10

To SUFFERING LADIRs.-"Dr. RoIerson' A
Female Hyfyasti1 Powders, for ali female
emplaints. by mail, 81. Address, Or
Rogerson p. q. BOX. 256S n. Y. City,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11

Mr.. Bristow, he thinks. comprchends more
than any other man those honest and
coDservaive principles which he considers should
distinguish the choice of his party, and Mr. Hayes next
He believes that the republican party 10 be successful
must drop Its violent. sectional, tmeseryng leaders
or be defeated The candidate must represent dis
tncty hard money and conservative rather than rad
cal principles He prefers Western man, provided he
Is all right on the financial question, and thinks can
States aud hold the East while an Eastern man might
lose the West
Mr. JAMES HEAroS, delegate from the Third dis
trct, who Is leading republican in Wilmington, thinks
the delegation TO Cincinnati from tho eastern section
OF this State Is in favor Of Blaine possibly with the ex
cepion OF his codclegate Judge Russell. whose pref
erence he does not know Mr. Heatou's first
choice Is Morton, second Conklng; third, Blaine.
W. T. MAEsoN, Of Tarboro aud t. X PAGE, OF kins-
ton both delegates from the Second district Blame
men, who be credited to Conkling their second
a candidate.
Mr. THOMAS POWERS OF Ncwbern, one OF the dele
gates at large Is also Blaine man. and possibly Conk
ling as second choice.
DR.. X. NJ NoRMEST, OF Lumbcrton, delegate from
the Sixth district says that leaving out the Great I'm
known" his irst choice is Conklng, his second Nor
ton, his third Hayes
A meeting OF the State delegation will probably be
held in Washington city its way to Cincinnati. when
line OF action VIII be determined upon and view OF
the recent developments involving Mr. Baines charac
nobody II the cnuro delegation went TO Cincinnati
almost unit for Conkling. prominent republican
at Goldsboro remarked few days since that unless
Blanc explained away tho charges against him he
would certainly lose the vote OF the North Carolina
delegation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
FLORIDA.
THE DELEGATION FOR BLAINE.


MADISON, Juno s, 1876.
The names OF the delegates TO Cincinnati tole-
graphed to tho HERALD, together with cpitome OF
terday; also The choice OF the delegation. Tho dele
b. u. Livingston, c. d. Brigham A. b. Osgood. George
L. Wentworth and J. II. Armstrong. Since the Con-
vcntion been able interview then, personally,
with the following result
+. n. CHENEY Is first for Blaine. Hc says:-"As you
know that am editor of the Daily Florida Union,
keep posted the strength OF the cand
dates Mr. Blaine statesman OF rare ability and his
record, Notwithstanding tho House igation Is
without spot blcmish. would like TO him get
the nomination. Conxl,ng Is my second choice and
Bristow my third."
r. W. BRYAxr says:--sI was in Washington q long
time. Conover got me an appointment there and |
Bnine often he Is my choice for the Presidency.
think him the man. Ccnkiing is my second choice
and Bristow third. "
W. II. GLEASON says Blaine IS his first choice. Conk-
ling next and Morton third II, however, Brstow be-
comes the COMPROMISE candidate he shall support him.
II. h. LIVINGSTON says he VIII vote with his dclcga-
ton OF course, but CuDklng would be his first choice
though the majority of tho delegation are TOR Blaine.
Morton Is his tbird choice.
a. X OsGoop Is in favor OF ConkI'ng his first
choicc lie says:--"i look upon him tho ablcst
man mentioned for the Presidency shall vote with
my delegation for Blame brst COnkling second and
Brstow third. | don't know that either | my
alternate, Mr.. Eagan, viii CO. He Is for Blaine.
He says Blaino's speech the House respecting tho
treatment OF Union prisoners caused him to admire
the than Conkling, ihou.h he came from
Conkling's State. CoDkliDg Is his second choice and
Bristow third.
GEORGE r. WENTWORTH is for Blaine frst, Blaine sec
ond and Blaine ali the time
We could not obtain interview from tho other two
delegates but learn that they viii vote with the dclesa
tion Tor Blaine, Conkling and Bristow.