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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Frederick Rowen, Of No. 19S Third avenue waa
arraigned in the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday
charged with surreptitously entering the store OF
Joseph Schmaengcr, at No 200 Third avenue and rob-
blng the till OF a small of change The accused
found guilty and sentenced to the Island for six
months and To pay fine Of 500.
At the same Court yesterday Henry Warren and
Robert Mclaughlin were convicted OF shopliiling al
the clothing store. No 1873 South street. were
fenced each to the Pcnitentiary for six months
Jedediah Ryno a butcher, aOng business at No. 5O4
West Forty third street. caused Isaac Totten, Of No.
543 117h street, to he arragned at the Fttyseventh
Street Police COURT yesterday, charge Of having
stolen from him horse and wagon and carcass OF
beef valued at $3.50. Totten denied the charge but
said he knew those implicated in it, On information
furnished by Totcn, Detective Cottrel Of tho Twenty
second precinct, who made the arrest, enabled to
arrest also julius Rasnire, butcher, of No. 166e
Third avenue, III whose shop the beef found. He
held IN 81, 900 TO answer charge OF receiving
stolen property and Tottcn remanded in order
that the officer might obtain further Information
cerning the burglary.
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THE COURTS.

Foster Black, OF the firm OF Sloan, Black Co., d,
goods importers OF No ls3 Church street. was srreslss
yesterday by Deputy United States Marshas Crowley
and Harris on charge OF undertaking nm invocs
consisting OF twcnty Of linen goods valued al
about SIS 600 imported by HIM and seized by Special
Agent Brackett He was taken before Commissioners
Deuel. and held to await further action
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sLANDERER EXCoMMUNICATED.


In these days OF Stree and easy" church member
ship. when numbers and pety the scale,
OF church discipline ompsrativey rare and SLAM
OF the rarest for its exercise Two
three cases have been recorded in Plymouth church
and in The Tabernacle Brooklyn; but the circum-
stances out Of which they grew were peculiar in many
of their aspects. But have real case OF dsci
plinc and accommodation the Fort Greene Presby
terian church, Brooklyn, Rev. Adam McCleland pas
And 1t Is the outgrowth OF the church choir 1t
appears that about two years ago young lady, who
has always borne rreproachablc character and who
the time connected with tho choir Of tine church,
made the acquaintance Of young man, who also
member OF the choir. and they began keeping CON-
pany. Aitor some little timo 1t became generally
known that they engaged to be married. and such
believed to be the until a few months ago,
when It was noticed that they did not seek n
other's society formerly. Questioned concerning
the natter the young man gave ominous shakes Of the
head and declared that ho Was not tho TO any
young lady bad name. Els mother, however, Mra
Eliza Hobby, alleged, stated freely that her
had found that the young lady was unchase. Tho
matter was somewhat extensively talked Of and was
finally brought to the notice Of the young iady's
mother, who at once preferred charges of snndor be-
fore the session OF the church against Mrs Hobby.
An exhaustive inquiry was Instituted by the church
authorities, and, after ten careful stngs, ard the
ception OF mass Of testimony pro and Goa the
damaging against the character Of the young lady
having been given by Mira Hobby and her son, tho
verdict UNANIMOUSLY in favor OF the young
After sermon on the general principles involved IN
sander Dr. McCellnnd Inst Sunday morning announ ced
the verdict of the church court, which that Mrs
Hobby, member OF the church and an efficient Sunday
school teacher, having been convicted OF the OF
SANDER and Efforts bring her repent havi ng
failed she shall bs excluded from tho church and all
Its privileges until the error OF her
ways gives solid evidence Of repentance Her son,
moi being a church member, could not be proceeded
against The Evan9eiiH. commenting on the case.
marks that the community, with icw exceptions fcel
that the right has trumphed, and that speedily The
example Is healthful aud bracing, and the process
.tnccordinr To the book ~
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Dykman
Meyers Va. Mathews.-Notion Denied $40 costs e
abide event
By Judge Donohue.
In tho matter OF Eugene B. Barnett-lnfant 70 b
placed Ia custody OF mother
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SURROGATE'S COURT.

Surrogate Calvin has adopted in his court the rule
which prevails in other having bulletin Of
his decisions posted in his oce every day for the
Information of lawyers and others Tho following n
his first bulletin
Estate Peter EdeE Application of petitioner dis
missed
Lydia wood-Motion for attachment denied. with
leave to enter order extending time file inventory
Johu s. HowelL-Order granted allowing oxecutog
to issue See opinion.
Bradlaugh. ordered to make and nlo an
account Of their proceedings according to law. See
opinion.
Nara r. Schuster-Ordered that be referred "a
John d. Townsend auditor and referee SEQ opinion
Rose Kcrrigan. Petition dismissed Soc memoran.
dun.
John Fynn.-Reicrence ordered to Charles A. Lane
to take testimony and report same 10 this Court,
his opinion thereon. See opinion
William b. Lews.-Reterence ordered to William J.
Kane All questions TO construction OF will, &c
served until the coming in OF the rciereos report See
opinion.
Leander Devoe.-Order to pay $500 per annum foa
support OF children.
James Davs-Order to permit Francis Wsshb0rne
to opou box in Mercantile Deposit Company.
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poses and the congregations that once alled them
have melted into thin ar We mus!
all feel happy therefore, to think that the vestry Of
Trinity church has come 70 the rescue and built
chapel and mission house for the benefit OF tho working
VIII here DO Sunday school as we'll day school.
for u does not suffice that the intellect one Of the
be taught 70 know and love God and fear Him.
Alter Dr. Dx's address the procession reformed and
proceeded In the same order back 70 the old chapel
DESCRIPTION oy THE BUILDING.
Tho plans Tor the new mission house show fine
building facing on the street. cghtysix feet wide
and sixywo feet deep The height OF the gable Is lis
feet and that Of she upon spire 207 feet The
material Is brown stone OF two tipts Long Meadow
being used for the body and Newark for the
srcn stones, string courses and ornaments On the
nrst noor there threo entrances; q middle
twenty feet VIDE. closed by iron gates in trout,
room aud school rooms and TO rooms above
Between these entrances the left u reading room,
and anitors Office On the second floor is the lecture
room which will also be for ndustr ai school,
.exoo aud twenty feet high. and smaller room open
ing upon the platform. Al the end OF the lecture
room there Is small gallery available stereopticon
exhibiuona On the third floor the parish
school rooms, aud the Guild room, 25x2s,
all eighteen feet high The apartments Of
the clergym IN charge are on the fourth
janors These floors are reached by two sets
OF independent reproof stacases Mt each end of
the building, making it one of the safest and most
convenient buildings IN the city. Between the mis-
sion house and the chapel there is vesbuic 80 eet
by 20 The chapel is cruciform in shape with ap-
feet the distance the transcpts 81 feet tho
height OF all 65 feet, with an open Gothic roof The
chapel will seat SO0 and is lighted by OF
stained glass and ventilated by means OF large air
ducts and large windows in the roof The vista from
the gales the entrance to the stained chancel
windows which are visible from the street. is 2l4 ieet
Beneath the chapel the Sunday school class
rooms. reached by four saircases and affordlBg
commodaton for over 900 children. The chapel will
be Tor all collective OF the school and
the class or recitatiOns In both buildings the
different rooms nected with speaking tubes and
electric bells The surmountng the spire will be
illuminated by night and Will DO visible throughout
almost the whole OF the lower part OF the city.
, 1876-12-02
DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE OF THE
SPANIBH STEAMER MOCTEZUMA.
From the Colonial Stan3ard.l

On The arrival Cat Kingston, Jamaioa) of the
French steamer on Thursday the 18th Nov. she
reported en- act of Piracy and q series of Murders
committed on The high seas by q party Of Cubans
who had gone passengers on the Spanish mer-
chant steamer "Moctezuma." some seven or
eight days ago. 1t is stated that the
"M0otezuma" having left St. Thomas on her
usual route, took on board on arriving at Porto
Plata on the 4th inst, fifteen Cubaus for the next
port. The F." Mootezuma" left Porto Plata at
the appointed time and the Captain observing
when at sea the a ID day that Som Of The Cuban
passengers were not at dinner, sent TO call them.
The reply was that they had dined on shore just
before embarking, and the Captain and his other
passengers, sat down to dinner. Shortly after,
one of the Cubans made his appearance ct the
table aud called upon the Captain to surrender
his vessel to the party. This the Captain
Indignantly refused to do. throwing a bottle of
wine which was on the table near at hand, in the
face of the man who had made the demand,
whsraupon the rufian drew a revolver and shot
the Captain dead on the spot. By this time ne
was Joined by the others, all armed with
revolvers and sabres, aud on the Purser
to whom q similar proposition was mace
throwing a plate at one Of them, he
drew his sabre and cut down the
Purssr. They then went forward calling on
the officers and crew to surrender. One OF tue
sesmen refused and he met With q similar tate
as the Captain; and q passenger who also
refused to consent to the proposal, was also
, 1876-12-02
SUGAR.
tFrom the Jamaica Hleaner,)

Unquestionably, Sugar !. ouS great staple,
and whatever auxiliarios this Island (Jamaioa)
may possess, they have never risen in importance
to such an extent as to lead us to suppose for a
moment that they could answer as a substitute
for the principal staple of o half million Of
people.
The price has advanced 10 tho British markets
sufficiently 10 Inspire confidence that . fair price
will be obtainable for the article, at least until
the new Cuban crop, and the b~cetroot crop of
the ensuing year can be brought to market.
VS. would, however, warn our planting
friends not to be misled by this advance 10
value, which appears to be founded upon falSo
premises, much TO our regret.
Some little time since, the special kilograms
to our journal recorded the Intelligence Of a
severe hurricane in Havana and adjacont parts
Of the Island Of Cuba. This storm WAS supposed
TO have done considerable injury, both 90 tho
cane and to the ground provisions Of the Island,
which intelligence was duly chronicled IN Amor.
ioa and in the United Kingdom, and had the
effect Of enhancing the value u sugar. to a consi-
derablo extent, being made the most Of by
spectators in the article 10 both countries.
Our advioes, just received from Havana by
the mail arriving this day, deny that any injury
has been sustained and that it was not tole III
tho Sugar producing districts, When the
Gfutu becomes KuOWnS 10 uoUUE tuclo IA W
a material fall in price, both in America and IN
the European markets. Nevertheless, i: is 70 be
hoped that it will be at sufficiently remunora,
tive figure to give a fair result to producers.
The crop Of Cuba is estimated to be the largest
that that leland has ever produced, Previous
accounts say that the excess over the present
years crop (Which was q poor one from a
prolonged drought is likely 10 more than make
amends for the deficient Boetroot crop,
From Barbados, Demorara aud trinidad favour
able accounts OF the growing crops have also
been received, and, from the unusually 6no rains
that have be en- falling throughout this IsIond
strengthened by the accounts received from our
planting friends,' we may congratulate them
Upon the prospootof turning out III the year
1877, the largest crop for tho last ten years.
We sincerely hope, for thor benefit and fox the
welfare of the whole Island, that this prospect
may be entirely realised.
, 1876-12-02

Hsnnsssy, is of the Royal Artillery, and was
Abide. Camp to che Right Hon. W. E,
Gladstone, NJ. PY when Lord High Commission
or of the Ionian Islands, and was appointed in
the same capacity by the late Sir Henry StoTkS,
who succeeded Mr.. Gladstone. He accompanied
Sir Henry Siorks to Jamaica, as Aid-de.camP,
in 1866, and was we'll known in connexion With
the Royal Commission held in Spanish Town.
and was afterwards appointed Colonial Secreta-
ry of the Bahamas, and acted as Governor at thai
place, in 1871. He was then sent as admins
traitor of the Government at Lagos and in 1874
was appointed Governor of the Gold Coast
Settlements in Africa.
, 1876-12-02

ms family shot dead. Proceeding toIshe Engine
room they unfolded their plans to the Engineers.
and one of these refusing he too was shot down.
1t waa then quite apparent that further
resistance was useless, and the Chief Officer and
others on board had to yield; the navigation Of
the vessel being placed under the Chief Officer,
On reaching Port aux Paix, near the northern
part Of Haiti, the pirates directed the vessel
to be stopped and put the other passengers and
afterwards resuming their voyage. There were
1900 bags Of Coffee, a large quantity Of
merchandise and ga 900 In treasure on board
aud it is believed that the greater portion Of the
cargo taken in at Porto Plata was the property
Of the Cubans and that it partly consisted Of
ammunition which was hidden away among the
goods.
, 1876-12-02
ETOTTCE.

TT Is HEREBY brought to public
notice that the Government of tho
Danish Westindia Islands has au-
thorized Mr.. J. w. WILLARD to act
as Consular Agent in St. Croix for
the United States of America.
The Presidency'S S~ecretary's Of
flee, St. Croix the 9th November
1875.
8. W. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1876-12-02

NE w ADVERTISEMENT
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC.

Phoebe Silver Mining Compapy.-
location OF principal place Of business, San
smncisco, California; location Of works. Rly
M,nine pissrict, Lincoln county. Nevada:
Board OF Directors. held on the 26th day Of Feb
rusrr' is.6. an assessment mo. i2) Of Fifty
Cepfs leocl per share was levied upon
sne espitsi STOCK OF the corporation. payable
immedistely, In United States gold coin. 10 the
secretsry. at the Office Of the company, No.
tie oaiifornia street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on the Sixth day OF ApriI.
1875, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment ia
made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the
second day of May, 1870. to pay tho delin.
quent assessment, together with costs OF sd.
yertising and expenses of sale. By order Of the
Board OF Directors.
CHAS. z ELLIOT, Secretary.
oince-hoom 2S Hayward's Building, 40 Cal
hornia street, San Francisco, California.
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TERMS OF ADVFRT7sNc-
Application for Patent.
Sofiee No. I6.--Unised ss.s.. s-rv.-
No. "a.
UNITED srArrs LAxD OyyYcx. 1
PiocnE. Nevada, February 10, A. D. iS7o.

/ mi
PiocnE. Nevada, February 10, A. D. isfo.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~, ~ u, Ely; Irwin Dsvis. L.usOn Atchiscn
Phoebe. lincoln County State Of Nevsds. hsve
this day made application for patent for az.
teen hundred tl60o) linear feet Of the Bui
iionviile Lodo, bearing silver, situated IN
Mining NsYa District County Of lincoln. STAT:
l6ool feet of surface ground for convepient
WORKING thereon. said claim being desiaafed
on the ofcial plat on Ale in this ofacs a. United
Township One ~ North, Range 81 T., Mount
piAblo Meridian. the exterior boundaries a
said Lot No. 10 being AZ follows, to Wit: H.
ginning at post marked No 1. U. 8. Survey No.
~, whence the \ section pest ON the east lin
OF Section So. T. I N. r. 81 E., Mount Disblo
Meridian, bears N. TAX deg. 4. 207o feet md
the prospect or discovery ahaft on this iode
bears "a y deg. W. s6l feet; thence running
LIST course 3. 65 deg W., 600 feet 10 post mayheS
No. .. .: 8. survey No. 81; thence I'd courre n.
% deg. w. 1900 feet, to post marked No, 5 q, q.
survey No. 81; thence ID course N. 66 deg. z.
600 feet, to post marked No. 4, U. 8. survey No.
SI. and thence lth course 8. 26 deg Z. 1900 fest
70 post No. !. the place of beginning, containing
20 66.l00 acres. Courses expressed from ths
10 deg. 4.
The applicants and their er.ntors have e.
than hve hundred $500, dollara. Said improve
ments consist Of two shafts. A certified copy Of
the location notice. to which this survey con-
forms. 10 herewith Aled; also proof Of identity
OF ground located and surveyed. This claim =
bounded BY no known claims or claimants. The
notice OF location Of this claim was duly rs-
corded In Book B." pages ll9 and l6O OF ths
Mining Records Of said Ely Mining District.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said John H. Ely, Irwin Davis, Lau-
son Atchison and II. g. Richs claim on aaid
Bullionville Lode, are required within the sixty
days publication Of this notice, to Ale with ne
Register Of the United States Land once n
Phoebe. Nevada, their protests and adverse
provisions Of the statute,
Pioche. Feb. 10, 1876.
f20-60d &c. FOSTER. Resfster.
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Huhn q Hunt Silver Minine<s Suu-
pany.--Location Of princip>A place 49,.
mess. San Francisco. Eslj'f -; Los< - n
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at Q meeting
OF the Directors. held ON the 9th day Of March,
1875, an assessment, mo. l2) of Forty Cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock
United States gold coin, to tho Secretary. at
the ONCE Of the Company. Room q, No. 400
California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the l5th day Of April.
sale at public auction. and unless payment ia
made before, will be sold on Friday, the
Twelfth day OF May, 1875. TO pay the de.
hnquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
h. O. OLMsTEAD. Secretary.
0ffice-Room 2. No. 400 California street, San
Francisco, California. mrlS.td
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

1Hk ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders Of the American Flag Mil and
Mining Company will be held at the Office Of
the Company. No. 320 California street, Room
No. 8, San Francisco, California, on Thur
day. the 23d day OF March, 1875. Al
TWO O'Clock p. m, for the election of Trustees
for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business as may come before the
meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on Saturday
March 18th, 1875, at twelve O'Clock m,
mrl6-td GEO. r. 6PINNEY, Secretary.
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a., AND in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Directors, made on the oath
gay OF January, 1876. 30 many shares of each
Will be sold at public auction, at the Company's
once. 2o7 Sansome street third aoor) San Fran
cisco, California, on Monday. the 27th day
OF March, 1875, at the hour OF one O'Clock o.
thereon, together with costs of sdyertisino and
expenses Of sale.
H. NJ. MORGAN. sec'y.
-, Once, 2o7 Sansome street, San Francisco, Gal.
noFnia. mr11.td
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And in accordance with law and an order
OF the Board Of Directors. made on the 17th
day Of January. 1876, 20 many ASsres Of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold ct public auction, at the salesrooms OF
John Middleton b Son. No. 80 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California, on Monday,
the hour Of two O'Clock D. m. of said dsy, TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
GEO. R. SPINNEY, Secretary.
of!ce-No. 800 California street, Room No. s,
Ssn Francisco. California. mr2.td
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CAUTION.
LOST OR STOLEN.

I'VE PUBLIC Is HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
~ = purchase or negotiate Check No. 1867, dated
a%s%S.aary l4th. 1873, drawn by the State Bank
=. r.. Nevada on the London and San Francisco
SiSa, 10 ~ favor OF James Cronan, for the sum of
stopped, ' S 'eA
po., JAMES CRoNAN.
'ne' March Q. 1915. mrl0-30d
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NOTICE.

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders Of the Alps silver Minino
Company will be held ct the ONCE Of the
company. Room % Stevenson Building, corpe,
OF California and Montgomery streets, Ssn
sr,nc,sco' on MONDAY. March Goth, at !
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF electinc !
Board OF Trustees for the ensuing year, and "a
transact such other business as may properlv
come before such meeting.
mlS-td o. D. SQUIRE. Secretary.
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Antilles Mining Company. - Loca.
ton Of principal place Of business, San Fran
upon the following described stock, on account
OF assessment levied on the Gath day of January,
1876. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
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Dividend Notice.

TJ,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
i BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified
that at the monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Directors, the REGULAR DIVIDEND was
declared for the month Of February of
2 Per Cent.
On the amount Of capital stock. payable At the
Bank In United States gold coin on FRI
DAY, the 10th inst. g
J. ". WRIGHT. Bank Manager.
Phoebe. New. March lth. 1875. lnr6.td
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NOTICE.
$4,000 REWARD!

'NHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
1 for the arrest and conviction of the man
VINO robbed the Salt Lake Stage, about three
ni niles from Phoebe, on Wednesday evening,
wy ny order Of 8. D. BRAsTow. Asst Sup't Of
Wells, Fargo Co.
Per W. E. GRIFFIN,
u'''i'u Agent.
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To the Unfortunate,
NEW REMEDIES yEw RxMIDIEs,
Or. GIBBONS DIspfNsARY

NJ: ~ KEARNf STREET. COR ~
~ NEn Oommcrcial. Ban 1fanciseo. 1sl
Private entrance on Commercial stsess.
M asrr.I .rd aoScI,s, n.o NJ DessmeIt 1u
q 0onorrhea Gleet Structure. ayphiIis m MI n.
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotsncy. ~. -.
Skin diseases Of years standing. snd Ulcs.stsS
Legs, etc., successfully treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure Of anuoupeins
that he hes returned from Waiting the rrincipsl
Hospitals Of Europe. ma has resnwSA rr.sxsr.
The Doctor has spared neither tims M mons.
In seeking out new remedies, and - rstrrnsd
With increased facilitioa sor sIIS~ts1s.,.. r.-s
suffering.
Seminal Wsakness.
a.r,,r., .,c,..,o, 4. ~
.h,s. rS.a .Ssa4 oonsoquence OF eel!
;nSnicerca q rr..t,csa w. ~ aepssvso scaanA
serea to an simnst wuisr,,ss sS yvusu =, p0se
vith unerrlnc csrtsintv ths soiio-;,S ssss. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

:, ioys HAYETT. OWNER IN THE BAY
sraTF Mine, situated in Bristol District.
,hlr,oln County. STATE of Nevada formerly Nye
Comfy when 'es Y0a nns srs S hereby % notified n @ tha:
e. g. "a dne from you the sum of One Hundred
l.Sn0, DoIlsrs on your interest in the above
e. mine, which you are hereby notified TO
nsllVI Vim-nsd!stely, together with costs OF this
p. -,i.ement. otherwise shall claim forfeit
Wv ~ your interest in conformity with the Act
~ congress Section 81, approved May 10th,
|is7?. All persons are cautioned against pqr-
uaratt as he cannot, under existing circumstan-
,es, make legal transfer,
/ Pioche, Nev Nov. 10th, 1879
~ aNi JOS. oPIE.
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PUBLIC CAUTION.

w HEREAs. MY WIFE. HlIzABErH JANE
w Spsfgo. has loft my hed and board With
out any Just cause or provocation and rsiuses
e .s return. S Nov hereby notify ths pubiic q
any debts Of her contrsctine, ~
Pioche, Nevada. February II. 1876.
NICHOLAS 6PAkoO.
Virginia Enterprise plsass coryl iis sea