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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
flVnoJAN MININo COMPANY
Location Of PRINCIPAL pl &c VI business,

LoeAs'oa " pfih'ipsi P''ee W our'nes..
Locsfioa of works. Gold Ilill. Nevada.
N~ice 10 hereby given. that AZ q me~tf1g OF
the BSarl Of DIRECTORS, held on the 9TH day Of
hay. 1879, an Assessment no. y of sixty
stoss 81 the corporation. payable on TnrEs.
DAT. May ~. is.S. In United States gold coin,
to the secretary. 81 the once Of the Company.
ss hontgomsry street. Room -. san Fran
cisco. California
remain unpaid On the iiih day VI June, is76,
will BE- delinquent. and advertised Tor sac
81 public suction. and unle-s payment 10
made before VIII Be sold ON MONDAY.
the 81 day Of July. 1875, 10 pay the delln.
Qaeat Assessment. together with costs VI al.
vertisisg aud expenses of sale.
ny orl-r Of the bo,ri Of Directors.
DAVID WILDER. s.cr,tuy.
omee-52s Montgomery street, Room p. San
Francisco. Caiifcrnia. mylitd
sAS FEA~cisco, NAY "a. isi6.
stoehholders In the Trjsn Mining comrsny
are hereby halhed that q di.c"unt will b. al
lo~st ON all assessments paid on &C btfSre
sAruR Az, june 3, is's ;'and thoss who have
already rsid ths abots-n-niioned assessment
tho. ., 81. requested % call upon the s-Srstary
and rice W the discvunt.
ny ofjsr OF ths Board ~ Directors.
DAVID WILDER. r<csetsry:
Once -Jis Mattgoa~ry sirsei, Room n. san
frsnSi.co. California. mysitd
DIcrOC MINING COMPANY.-LO-
u cation Of ptiscipai place Of business, san
frsnei-eo. California.
Location ot worls Gold ilili. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thai al = meeting of
the Directors, held On Oh. 2iihday 10 May. is5s.
an Assessment ,No. TO- Of T~.niy. Five Cents
Per shars wa. levied upon III. capital stock
u The corporation. payable Immediately. In
Cnitesi States gold coin, to the SECRETARY. At
the once u the Company. Roam No. .. No.
eos CAlif"rnta street, ran Francisco California
Any stock upon which this assessment shali
remain unpaid an the a'th day cf June,
ISIS. wtl be ~delunq1~nt. and advertised for
sale q publte ~auetion. aud uale.s payment .is
made before will he sold on SATURDAY. The
fsth day Of July. ISIS. To pay tho delinquent
asssssment. together with Costs Of advertising
aad expenses of sale.
\ PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Onee-Rsom .. eos California street. san
francisrc. California. myfstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
DnosPECr aoLD AND sILVEi

DMOSF 0OkD AM sAAsss
MINING COMPANN.-Loeation Of rrilsi-
pal pace VI basine-s. San Fran isco. Z Iifotnia.
Locs alton Of vofts. SILVER Star D.sir'et. sts-
reg county, Nevada.
Nstics Il hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on :hs stih day OF
April. is1s, an assessment mo ~ OF On. ~
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock VI the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin, To the secretary. 81
the once % the Company, Room !. No. u
sansome street. San Francisco. California. =.
Any sioek upon whiea thu. Asssssment sAAii
remain unpaia On MONDAY. the 18Th day %
Mar, ISIS. will he delinquent, and advertised
foe sAls Il public suction, aud uussss rA,ni.n
10 male 10 ore gill lie sold ON the
i9th dag Of Juns. 1879, u pay the delisqneni
Assessment. together with the Gusts of sdv'r
Using aud expsn.ss OF sac.
~. NOJRs. Secretary.
ny e. DEykRvAuD. SecrrtAiy tro tein.
O~d1ce-kpom 7. No. 3D sansotne st.eet. sah
Yrsneiseo, California apSs.a
NORrm CARSON slLvER AlNlNe
IN COMPANY Location VI principal place
Of business, ssn Francisco. California
Location Of works. Eagle Valley. orm'ey
Noiies 10 her. by given. that at q meeting OF
ths Directors. held on the .9'h day of April.
lsIs. an assessment ina. ~ of Twenty-uv.
Csats per share was levied upon the capt
tai stock of the corporation, payable imiuc'
diately, In United states gold com, ~ the sec
rotary, at the once of the Company. 3to San
sone street. san Francisco, Caliiornis.
Any stock upon which this a--cs.n'rnt shall
remain unpaid on ths lat day ot Jane. ISIS,
win DO delinquent. and advertised ior sals
at public Anction. and unle.s pAym.nt u mad.
before will be -o,d on SATURDAY.. the stih
day Of June. 1876, 10 pay tho delinqusnt as
s-ssnent. together With costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

- COMPANY.-Locatioa 81 principal plAos
o. businsss, Han Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
lowing described stock, on aceoant OF sssess-
ment mo. 49, levied on the 18th day Of April.
1916, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. a. fol.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day
Of April, is1s, 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of. such stock .. nay bs necessary. win b
psny. 80 1oatsensy strssx. Rson q, ssa
Lot day Of June, ls1e. Of the hour Of ~
o'clock =. Of ssid day. 70 pay said delinqaent
sssessnsut theron. together with costs ola
vsrtising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID WILDER, sserstary.
ones-s1s noaigossu ssssss thoom ~: ssa
Frsnstsco. California myiItd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
ASSESSMENTS LIVIED.

COUIH COnNrOCK GOLD AND
y SILVER MINING COxPANY.-Loeafion
Of principal place Of business, San Francisco.
California
LoeAiios Of works, Gold Hin Mining Die
triet. storey County, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, thai af . meeting %
The bard Of Directors. held On The u Gay
nj Nay, 1878. an assessnent INC. ~ oi
Ten csnts Qoc } per share wss levied upon the
capital stock q the corporation, paysols ~.
mediaiely, In United states gold coin, 10 ne
sserrtary, 81 the once of the Company. sli
California street -Rooms . and Z. sscosd noos.
over a ma Insurance ono; entranes. 5b CAii-
fornia sirsst-San Fnncisco. California.
Any stock upoa which this assessment shai
remain unpaid on the eth day Of Jane. isle,
vili he ~deiinouent. and advertised for sale
si public aaeiion. and miles p.ymsnt 70 made
befsrs viii BE- sold on hOsDAf. the 1th
day Of Jane. 1879. to pay the delinquent asssss.
ment, together with eosts OF ADVERTISING and
N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
O1iee-Sil CAlifo mia street, Rooms = AID =.
second door. over !ktna Insurance onee-en-
trance 3os California street-Ssn francisco,
California myota
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A. J. TYKhELf..
CHARLRs CUMMINGS.
Virginia. Nevada, Msys I. is,6. myio ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

And IN aecUtdAhro VIII IhW, Ahd N UFusf of
the Huard Of Directors. made On the 18Th day
OF April, 1875. 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock - may be necessary will -
sold IL public auction, 81 the sslssroom OF
Mauricc Dore 4 Co., No. sac Pine street, san
Francisco. California. on TUESDAY, the sh
day of June, 1915. 81 the hour Of ! O'Clock
=. n. OF said DAY. 70 pay said dsliAqusnt asssss.
ment thereon, together with costs Of sdvertis
Ing and expenses Of the sals:
wM. II. hcCL1NrOcK.
'Seerstary pro Tern.
Oniee-Room No. I Hayward's Building. No.
Az California street. sAn Francisco. California.
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ONCE Rom q. No. sls Montgomery street
San francisco. C,ifnrniN. ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Railroad President Dead.

A Railroad President Dead.
INDIANAPOLIS, November &c j. Peck,
formerly presdent of the Terre- Hsute and
Indianapolis railroad, died to-day.
Flax Factory Burned.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-Boyce's fax
factory, at Muncie, Indiana, was burned
Saturday night. Loes $25 600.
Collision Of Vehicles.
Providence, &. l., November Ga COL
lisiOn Of vehicles occurred at LpDsdale last
evening. by which Mrs. Mary Keogh was
killed and Miss Mary Ann Moran injured
fatally.
Intermonts at Savannah.
SAVANNAH. November 6-Total inter
ments to-day, nine, of which six were from
yellow fever.
Adolph Gemm, of the firm of Gemm e.
Letter. died to-day.
A German clearinghouse Burned.
LITTLE ROCK, November 6-Heinple
House, q German clearinghouse at the
north end of Rock street, was destroyed
by fire: Patrick Shea and John Cooney
persisted in the flames.
A Broken Bank.
TIrusvILLE, Pa, November 6-The Pro-
duce and M nutacturers' Bank closed it's
doors TO-DAY: There has been run during
the week. The assets are C n sidered ample.
Fire.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, November 6.-Madi-
son barracks, at Sackett's HarbOr. were
partially destroyed by fire. The fire broke
out in The officers quarters and was con.
fine d to them. The fire department of this
city was called on for assistance and re-
sponded, but owing to inability to procure
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

railroad transportation, did not 20. Gem
eral Ayroo' Quartees Wot0 saved, badly
damaged. Tho quartermaster's papers
were destroyed aud large amount Of
property lost, estimated at $4,000. No in
surance. Cause of Ore unknown.
Probabilities.
om,. cs, VA s;a D:,1 t,sis.s'
Warrington. November 6, is76-4:3O r. N.Y.
For the Gulf Stst.s. so!der, northwest wi, ds'
rising barometer. 81 IT v ather. except possibly
on The Asstern Gulf coast pIss'y cloudy weather.
River asa 0larine News.
SoUrEWRsf PASS November 6.-Arrived - Ship
Msroug-n. 'oud master. . xty ns sieom Brem. n.
to master; ship Jane II h, Broom. m sster. fort g.
even da,s from Liverpool. 10 mae er; scbooner
from New York. TO master: Bit sh etesus ny
vaug. sill master nom hslAy., VII Bottom and
NJ. 70 K. 10 Ocean. Zsrsga 4 90: eor~-gisa b.rk
n,aner; .chooner joan H. hsnc,ck. hA lett, mas
tor. tweAty-o sasys from Boston. 70 master:
fair. Up-Tao|psUn Dean. At . p n Down
Pargoud 1t P. N. A,rived-Nascles. at 5 p. n.
nssPkis. November 6. River ross fO. rteen
wea her cleAj heavy ,aiu .au. dc storm last
nigat. Maximum therM0Ie or go. Arrived
P,rker f. m ,ncinn.ti; L lena. nom Ct. Louis
New Orleans; Belle Aenl phis. for 81. Louis.
UISCIsHAri. NOven bor 6. Aa'eI Line feet i've
inches an rising; rain this forenoon. Weather
partly cloudy aud c0Oi.
PlrrsBuks, Nsvemocr 6-River three feet nine
iacbes; about .tacIOnsry. Weather cloudy.
LOUIsviLLs November 6-k falling; Eve feet
three ir chez II the csusl Wea h Z o,ol aud c-ar.
Up-kobeit Mi Cnell. from New Orleans to tincin-
natL Down-Arlu gtOu. from Cincinnati 70 New
Orl ans.
EVANSVILLE November 6-River seven feet Fix
Inch. and fal ing. Weather clear and Col.
NV UrlsA, ., a. } A. NJ; A. C. Dunnely. from GIN
cinpau, - F. NJ; Msude, frou, vicksourg, T. De-
p Ited-Heleos, Ter cksbnrg at 8 7. hou to-.
for shfla a mil aUhf. Mat 1rx.(
Louis at A. II. River thirteen fs. four inches md
rising. Weather clear and co0L Rain last Liyh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

NEW YoRx. November G. Evening-Mcney closed
essv; IN. SserinR quiet st e4s2 uoid steady: losS
STAGE GU o. and nouia al Louisiana cOAsols So q
Soy. 81. cks dull and h.tle doing.
sabtreasurv bAlsaces-God. S.aos49S; cur
The snb- treasurer paid ont On account Of in.
forest ei880O0: Tor bonds, $1,000.
Customs re ipts-6349,0tO
Futu,-s ccsel ct ons; ga Is &c 500 haee. IS fol-
lows: November II -. 6c;.Decem 9. II &c; Jann.ry
y lsr; February laa als SIC; Ms,en II is,ac
u 3issol3o July 49, 0l3as: 4 gu 10 s:isc.
Flour du ell. in buyers favor. while riices
are &c, erany " thcut c.ded change southern
as 10. VIII, at l02c 10 yer: mo q b, siu+ss 90 nx
for port; ~ 25Ql % for winter rcd. Corn With.
aaa Without
cha ,sed g gar a,m; 81 aesc Ior fair 70 good
tor wdersd; liz 0llkc for grsnulatsd; ila q
IL &c for crushed. Moa ,ses gu IT. 60 163s for new
crp New Orleans. R CO unch.rg ed; moderate in.
Turpestine tirmer al 3sasskc Pork que And
q y; new SIT Is. LAID n,ner; prime steam 10 200
lo2s Linssed dull Whisky steady; 81 IN.
ST. LOUIS November 6.-Fiour-The REQ mt de-
ine in VIII 1t aid advance In freight Ksst has
f o. e1r pr sax souso
ern 90 % s005. whest higher fer M di m d
low gree Nc; rid :, :, fall =! Is No. d. o. ssk
pork quiet and unchanged. h,skv stes y aud
unchanged. Lard quiet at 96od9 62k Bulk
meats higher oose n " chou d-.s i: clear rs
easier; shouId,Is 7tc; clear RIB de SAC; CHAR
8 des 9kc Hoxs hi her Tor ckiog gr dds;
bacon 56015 IS. Cite strong sni b CHER for
hutchere' snd ct ,ck no deEs; coed ~ choice
throu zh Texans o. s03 60.
CH.cAeo. November s Flour nominally IN.
CT anRed. VIII 1t quiet and s,@sdy: N, , Chicago
spirg 81 os 81 08t each: 81 oSh Nuv.mb.-r:
8 III Dec uber; 81 III Janusr,; No. ; do $50
9lkc. Coru quiet hut firm ard higher mixed 4aS
044kc; N at 60 ca<h; 4lAc bid November;
421c b Dec mber o t. quiet and ste4dy; 30d 6
cssn; ?0hc November; 3atc December: 30k wa,.
81 70 Gull Barley Gull we X and lower; ,6k d77c.
Pork = mode rateiy higher; IS 1896 Is c Ah;
era ell. active and higher 970c cash; 1850 Novem.
bar: $500 year. Bulk meats quitt and unoha Al g.d.
Whisky inactive and lower: 81 o.. No market to.
C.sclSXAvI, November 6-Flour easier; fam II
IS 5Oa8 50. VIII, ct sciive; red s. 2Odl % Cora
quiet and firm; 4s05oc. ats qui. (; 30037c. Rive
st adv; esc Bal lev noni al Pork q let ana
steady; SIG 50. LAID In 20. d d. mand q stsde
b ehers steam 9k 09tc; kettle ioh eIohc, Bulk
d eats g+nerall, UNI Anged. Boon gu ct; shoul.
aei 7tc; Gear rib sides SC; clear sides 9h 09Ac
Whis<y s,eady: 81 o. Butt st any; We stern
reserve 20c; central Ohio l7Ul8c. Hogs active, 3
shade higher; heavy IS 20.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

procismSti0n Wer0 roturnod to the mayor
by colored men With ineultipg comments,
saying besides they did not vsut peace. The
mayor called upon Captain Hale, command
ing the post, and together they went IN
search of arms. They found twenty'six
shotguns concealed on Q colored meme
premisee, all loaded. The gums were taken
to 9 house near by, and guard Of soldiers
placed over them. A large force Of special
policemen are on duty. Order viii! DO en-.
forced. The whites are acting with the
greatest prudence, and are determined to
prevent . disturbance. Business houses
will be closed all day, and the prospects
now are Of qniet election.
virginia's Hsrrsr Of Csisn Soldiers.
RICHMOND, November 6-Our people are
considerably excited over the sending Of
Federal troops to Petersburg. and indig
nation Is general at the action of the
President.
Rumors have prevailed here eince yester-
day that troops were expected in this city.
but as yet none have arrived and nothing
definite can be ascertained.
The excitement is not allayed by the fol
lowing order, received here by District At
tOrNey Lewis:
Washington, D. c.. November 4, 1876. )
To /. L: Lewis ESQ.,. Uni'.d States Attorney for
the ist, IN DistI iCL II Virgin a:
SIR-Whereas have reason to believe
that offenses are likely to be committed
within the above named judicial districts
against the provisions Of chapter seven,
titled crimes, of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States, you are, therefore, here
by requested and directed to attend at
Petersburg, Virginia, on the sixth, seventh,
eighth. ninth and tenth days OF November.
current, for he purpose mentioned in section
1873 OF said Revised Statutes.
u. 8 GRANT.
The people of Petersburg. while much in.
censed, are remarkably quiet and United
States soldiers meet with kind reception.
Judge Hughes of the United States Dis.
trict Court, has also received q copy of the
same order in relation to Petersburg mat
ters.
Repatriation In San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, November -Tse regis
tratiou of this city is unpre edented, being
SIS 900. Several persons were arrested for
fraudulent registration. Both parties ex
press confidence in carrying the city and
State,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
PLAIN TALKING.
An Angry Response to Tilden's Letter,
The Tuscumbia, Alabama, Times save:

The Tuscumbia, Alabama, Times save:
1t is matter of surprise to ace Southern
politicians and Democrats OF the North as
serting that if Tilcen and Hendricks are
elected, the just claims due the Southern
people will not be paid. We are disgusted
WITH such moral cowsrdice as will lead
those who should be friends of the South to
thus show the white feather before the
"bloody shirt" banner of those who would
rob the people Of the South Of their lust
and legal claims We have always believed,
insisted, that claims for private property
taken from our people during the war and
used by the Federal army, or sold and pro-
ceeds carried into the United States treas.
ury, should be paid; and We are satisfied
control our rulers and Legislators, every
one Of these claims will be paid. While 9
member of Congress, We voted to allow the
claims of loyal citizens of tho South for
every cent of the value of property taken
from them by the Federal army. We
also voted to pay for schoolhouses,
churches, and buildings belonging to chart.
table associations which were wantonly de-
stroyed By the Federal army. In thus vot.
ing We thought We were advocating what
was just, fair and in strict accord with ca
tAblished principle, believing that private
property can not. in any case, be taken and
uaed by the public or BY the government,
without being paid for; and we shall con-
tlnue to insist that not only should the
claims of loyal citizens against the govern.
ment for private property taken or de-
stroyed during the war BY the Federal
army be paid, but that in every case where
private property was taken and used by or
tor the benefit Of the government, it should
be paid for. 1t is high time that our people
should insist upon simple jostice being done
them, at least by those they send to Con.
gress to attend to their interests, and that
no backing down from q determination to
assert and insist upon our legal and equit. |
able rights should be permitted. Let the
candidates for Congress be Intercepted rs
to their intentions as to such claims, and If |
either one is not in favor of demanding and
working for our rights, let US vote for those
who will.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
POLITICAL.
A White League Account of tho Colored
Mon Of Ouachitn Coming into Monroe
IN Vn1e

"A White League Account of the Colored
Mon Of Ouachitn Coming into Monroe
to VoIe.
MONROE, November Ga large number
OF armed negroes from the country invaded
the city last night. They were uIdsr arms
most OF the night. To-day they have So
GREETED their arms.
There is no disaffection among the COL
ored Democrats. They are Cooperating
with the whites, and every effort is being
made to preserve order. The mayor has
issued proclamation.
~ NJ -Hsmlet, negro sheriff, collected
Acrowd CT SOO negroes in the city limits
ana ADVISED them not to obey the MAYORS
fprocamatlon. The negroes were preparing
to leave before this ad vice was given.
After Hamlet's speech, five copies of the
@syors circular were returned to him by
the negroes, Endorsed, "Hell and damns.
ton! We want no peaceV Iatense exotic.
ment, but determination to preserve the
peace. The negroes say on the indorsa
ments to the circular that they will have
another company here tonight.
Henry Pinkston was killed on Mr.. It'd
wSiPs plantation last night. His wife.
Eliza, was wounded. Eliza went to It'd.
Wells house about five O'Clock this morning
Ausband killed by two Radical negroes. Ell.
- u turbulent woman, violent Democrat.
and on Wednesday last interrupted a Radi,
cal meeting by frequently calling one of the
speakers liar. Pinkston was an excellent
man and took no part in politics. MayOr
Endom and Colonel Hale, United States
army, discovered large number of arms in
the citv secreted in the house of a negro
named v. Moore. Hamlet, the negro sheriff.
told Colonel Hale that he had not found
half tho number, and by looking he
mixht find more. There are other arsenals
which have not yet been discovered. Since
the occupation Of the town by the negroes
fourteen negroes have been sworn in as
Uaited States deputy marshals. Hamlet
d among the number. The Others are also
from among the most turbulent negroes in
he community.
Great anxiety has been felt here since last
light from collection Of numbers OF freed.
nen from the surrounding country, many of |
vhom came armed. Mayor Endom Issued
! pvpclsmstion this morning for armed men
5 disperse and 60 home. Four copies o. the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
BY TELE G R AP H
NEW YORK.
A H1isslrx Body Pound,

4 Missing BSdy Pound.
Ntw York November G--The body Of
Phillip Ottmir, wealthy butcher, who
HAS been missing tor some time, was found
in East river to-day.
Fool SellinG.
The Express publishes the fcllo wing pools
sold to-"sy: On general resulf, Tilden
$50, $50. $500, HAYES $40. $l25, $40;
State Of New York, TiideD $50. $l60 $500,
Hayer SIS $50. $50; South Carolina, Hsmp-
ton 500, Che mberlaio $780,
A SILK Store Il obbed.
The store of L. o. Elbel man e. Co. No:
O. Worth street, was entered and robbed
of silks to the value OF $4,000 bet Sat
urday night and this morning. No clue to
tho robbers.
Bonds for the Syndicate.
Three treasury officials sailed for Liver,
pool on Saturday, in charge OF $looOo wv
m bonds which they had brought from
Washington aud which are to be delivered
TO the syndicate in London.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,

Bark W0oleomooioo. cares And frsishy
n TAE UNIrRD ST AIRS OF <rRfcr OOuEF
=, U,s.i,ct OF Louisiana. No. 10 99O.-ln obedienss
an somnaity warrant, to me- directed in IL
nv p0ee<ae on ~
IT. TaK sAaK wOoLoosoOLoo, cargo and freight
n NV. noeed ~ tho New Halb Protection con
tOt tnS cs0see set forth In tho libel now PEND
nx IN tns Distiics Court Of The United 6tatea
.. an 90 hereby cite and sdmonish the owns
" OF o~ness thereof. and all and every person 6
kke,sons having or pretending {, have ANY righA
sue Ot interest In or to the came, to b and eppen
t.st District court Of the United States for the ~
tOt AFORESAID, 70 be holden 1T the citv Of New Or
eaos ON the third Monday OF November. ls7e. u
S soo~ cause: II any they have or can, Why the ~
o1rx end cargo should not be condemned and ~
ar eaoly to The prayer Of Hbelante.
October a. 1876.
J. r. @ PTrKIN.
oc<' 81 ho' II United States Marchal