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THE COURTS,


The Courts wero all c1osoH yesterday, sud no
bussness va. transacted. GDly about half =
dozen suits were begun In ail.
Friday will 10 tho last tlny Of sorvice in tho
Superior and United Statcs Courts, and to-day is.
default day In tho Circuit Court.
UNITED s7ATEd COURTS.
James Leahy began suit for $4,000 aganst
John 8. Brown and q. P, 1laftor.
The Equitable Tr,.st Company OF Nsv London
filed bill against Ashhhcl and pctaia flcrco
and L. 8. PioEce Jonatlan Edwards. If. l..
Ecuddey, j.. j. L. Thompson and others, tn
forccloso tr,,At-deed for SRI. 600 Lots ., 10,
II, and l2 in Pryor L Hopkins Subdi.,nion Of
tho ". Is Of tho N. y. 4 Of SEQ. J, 3a: Il.
John mud Ellen Gtacn, OF Buffalo. n. T.. 1ted
. libel against tho schooner Lady Duffcrn to
recover 81 700 lafnsgcn for colliAlou with tho
schoonor ). D. Sawyer, owned By tho libcAuts.
which accident took place Nov. ~, 1874, neRr
Point au Pc1oo light, on Lake Erie
JEnor dAn1-353, U.s., ,3a5. 35G, 358 to 07S, In
elusive,
JUDGE JAazsox-4s,4Is City ". Lips Of al.
IuppE Ro0Ena-Set cast 259, and calendar
Nos. 2l0 to zig, Inclusive.
JUDGE DooTl1-25G. 2GG tt' $50, inclusive.
JCDoE 3tcALL1srEn--l6G 10 175, e1cept I'LL Of
Judge Rogers calendar.
JUDGE FAnwELL-No call.
JUpoE W11I1AMs-Ses Canes AZ aud $40.
, 1876-04-19

i NOTABLE SOCIETY WEDDING.


After Eaater tlots III always a plenitude OF
orange-blotsoms. Tho social world, loug uudor
lbs restraint OF the Lensen ecsaou, naturally
shows considerable e1ube1ancs whea allowed to
tesume lts uon.ed holiday attiro. partioa and
balls flourish and Weddings Aro again frequent.
rhn firet important wndding this year after
Elsler occurred ast ovon,ng at the residence OF
". II. Egan. Eag., No. 657 West Washington
pt1eot. A. that timo wore married bis daughter,
hRslon l.. Egap. and atr. I. F. Cheney. Ihe
brides father IL an old resident, and has vory
extended acquaintance. Among lbose pres-
SIT at tho ceremony And tho reception were
ME. aud Mrs. Il. u. 6tovens. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ].
Slough. Hiss Matte slough, 31r. and Mrs: G. @.
ind Mrs. George Uasdnor, Mr. and Mn. +. q.
Gurnsy. Mrs. Goodrich, Miss BaIlle Goodrich,
Mlus Mary Goodrich, Misses Fannio aud Nanalo
socum, Misses Nannie aud Annie Stewart, Mlss
Eva Locke. nlss Lue!!. Mopx!oa: Mr. spa MFa.
Ion, N. T., slisa Adllo i'omlio, Miss Moltio
Maglll, Mr. and Mira. George Hons, Mr.
snd Mrs: Col. stureyant, Airs: Judge Ed
munds. Ar. and Atrs. II. II. lIooaert Mids
Ada Gregory, Mrs. s. II. alcCrea, a!r. and Mrs.
/. N. Camp. slr. Il. II. Allrich, Mr. Carpenter,
Sit. Debiorasd, Mr. II. c. Nanney. 3lr. Ed. Ma
k.!l. Mr. g. N. Bishop. As. Jonu NJ: Dandy. Mr.
n.n Mr. aad % sls nais n1 I'd eo1gs se1 ,ns h
Mr. Ii. W. Powell, Mr.. N. q. WlnH!ow. OF Duffa-
10, Mn. L. p. ChonoY, Alr. aud Mira. G. II. Wal
worth, OF ViEden, ILL.,, Mr. and Mrs. Swing, Mr.
and M1s. @. N. Holdon, it,. Mr, and Mta. q. l..
bingham, Mr.. aud Mrs, u. q. parkor. Miss Col
Inns, Mr. Charles Uonuoy. Mr. spence Carpon.
ter.
Ii vas 7 o'clock IN TIM evening when the
gueots having arrived. the bridal.party vere
naAeled into the parlor and took tAcs sppsopli-
Ate places before tho otaclstng clergyman, the
Tov. Dr.. Hopkins, Rector Of it. Johns Eplsco-
psl Church. hlessra. Walter D. Gregory aud
Grkema Stewart wero the groomstneh. sud Miasea
Nelltp Egzn md Carrie Evans tho bridesmatds.
Aess1s. CHARLES r. 1yrrel and y. u. Eldridee
acted ~ ushtrs. ..,..
The t5ids was atti1ed In vhite silk. elsboratoly
trimmed with tutis and orauge-blossoms. Tbs
bridesmaids woro whtta tarl9ton, trimmed with
Whlte l4re,
After tho esremony tho company partook OF
tbs usual collation., and the couple departed ou
tho 10 o'clock tram for the East.
1hs pEssente Included ret OF caneo iewelFy,
fsom ths groom PaE Of silver uapkin-siu9s.
from F4np}o and Mamie Hooker; elegant gold.
linod fEuit-spoon, from ID. l.. Whittier; silver
cAsd.reosiyer, from G. ". BhumWsy; tllyar card
Eeceive1, from Mrs. George lloss sek OF s!lyss
teaspoons. from Mrs. George QArdusr; ch1soil
silver eard-recalyax, from Mr. HI. ". Powell !;
silver sugar-bowl from Mrs. A. blake
sst OF silver MT picks aud cracker. from Mr. and
1lTe. A. Stone. Of oconomovoo, Wis.; silyes
fruit spoon, from Miss Caria II. EvAns cameo
handkerchief po1, from Charles r. Tyrsell, act
os dlTsx hutssx md sali dishsa 2o4d-losd. fSom
, 1876-04-19
CASUALTIES.
THE sNY LEVEE CREVAssE.

The SNY LEVEE CREVASSE.
Speefa' D'spateh to Tia Chscloo 7r4ours.
Qu1Ncr, ILL.,, April 15.-At noon to-day the
break In tho suy Leroo smbankment this aide
Of Hannibal was $50 yards wlde, but fortunately
tho creator part Of tho tmmonao volume Of WA
ter pouring through the brcAk has thus for
beon carried OF by tho Sny Carte chhnno, 60
that the bottom lands htvo slowly flooded. No
loss Of life has yot boen reported. The houses
hare all been deserted, and tho whole region
hna m aspect Of dosolatton. Many fhEnilioa
lefs without making any attempt to save thsir
household effcctn. Tho trcstlo work Of
tho long bfidQo Of tic sny Carto
has been weakened By tho prensuro Of tho water.
aud It ID reported tonight will give way before
morning. Tho track OF Tho Quincy, Alsou j. at.
Louis Road has h1on washed away Ia many
placos, nnd but litsle cnn he done toward repair
ing It until tho water subsidies.
Qu1HcY. ILL.,, April 18.-The Sny Levee south
Of this city haa broken st threo points, and
large portion Of the bottom on the Illinois aldo
Is overaoved. Opposite Hannibal, houses and
barns hayo 1oated away, and tho damage that
lns beon done cannot bo estimated. The entire
population OF tho bottom haEo fed to tho bluffs,
to mAny cases loaTing everything bohIod them.
MeottUgB hAyc been called At Hannibal to assist
tho unfortuuasos. Much suffering ia sire to
follow tdts great calamity. Tho river dcolined
one Inch hero this afternoon, and 1t Is believed
that tho worst Ia over.
, 1876-04-19

At tha great clearing asie Of Mr. 4. II. Killers
splendid stoek Of rich tswelry, watches, diamonds.
ssor aud siiverplated goods, ii No. 81 Washington
street, tbs ladiea havo been among bis principal buy
e.a bsny Of bis old customers haro been In slost
t1ay attendance. Tho suction ealas Will continue this
week, commencing At 1880 u+ And $50 p. every
day. Tho goods yet on sa1s Includes much Of ths
tlne stock, fur which Mr. Mil1er'a houso has been
noted for many years. and bis old customers may raly
his reputation for fair dealing tat eycry article
sold will 10 represented. Mr. J. II. French, tho
aucstoneer, who by his courteous and sentemanly
manner has snads hoats Of friends, will conduct tho
sale. TIC hope h increased attendance OF our
frieuds Whaling to securu bargains In ns goods Tho
sale is made under the auspices Of the popular suction
house Of Measrs. Ellison, pomezoy Co., Nos a and
90 UAnlolph AtIcek.
, 1876-04-19

ia writing 10 Tho County Collector sil delinquent
special assessments hatwsen..ths lat and 9th dAys
Of May. 1876.
4 Communication from tho Evanston and
Rosch,t Road COMPANY notifying the Board
that they should hold the town reaponatbte for
any damRees thai might occur from dEspiaco-
mont OF the road IN LAYING rassr-pfpes. Was re-
ferred to htessrs. Weo9ler and 1oode.
II wks moved aud carried that Alt applications
for apcointnont ~ Superintendent and EnE,nesr
Of tho Lhke Tiow WAtor-Worts be referred TO
tho Board who shall be appointed by the Chair.
and that said committed examine all applications
aud report IT. tho next meottug Of tho board tho
naue Of sonas porsoo competent to act - suota
Superintendent, who shall be appointed BY the
Board. Also to report whom the engines and
machinery will be ready for trial tcst. Ths
Char appoiutcd ~ ssid committee Weokler.
Goods, and CApdA. ......
Tho bond Of ths Treasurer sud supsr1Isos vaa
fixed Rt s3u0, 900.
Adjourned to Monday, April a.
, 1876-04-19
The 1EHEHAi llITl n1K

THE 0sNEHAl OUTLOOK.
ToLEDo. o., April l8.-Tho Toledo Blade pub
lIahes this afternoon comprehensive crop TO-
po1ta from over two hundred points IN Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, aud 1llinolB. Theso indicate
that tho prospects of wheat In The principal
wheas-produclug regions In these States ase un-
Usually good. 1a Southern and Central Mich
igan fsYmnfB are saaguius Of having better
crops than for years, Tho same III tr,.o Of The
great whost AeIds OF Western and Northern LII.
nois and Horthorn Missouri. In tho rich nav
lands of Northwestern Iowa tho prospect Ia not
10 good. Much OF the wheat Ia planted through
Central InllBna and Central Illinois. A very
great detl Of wheat has boon winter killed, and
mnnY fields i'a7o been plonea mp. half crop ts
all that farmers hopo for. There will be largo
quantity OF spring wheat South this year. aud
tho acreage rsckoned iu corn aud oats will prob
ably 10 greater than ever. There ID dispe-
'st'on among Michigan farmers to plant large
quantities OF oats.
Fruit everywhere Is reported ~ looking un-
usually well. Each locality aeems 10 hops for
even moderate crop Of peaches. Wet weather
retarded spring p!owlng, but, In many localities
farmers took vantage of the mild Weather
during tho wInter TO do q good deal Of breaking
up In tlel1 folds.
, 1876-04-19

KEoKuK. H.. April 18.-Tho ntoamer D. 4
Mcdonald was sunls in the river At this place
this morning, at o'olock In passing through
tho draw Of the bridge with two basges Of leo.
Tha one On tho 1atboard sdo struck pier. Tho
boat then AWuug round, striking tho other barge
against tho adjoining pier. The stoamor was
caught between tho barges and her hull badly
shattered. She csseenod to lsrboard aud conn.,
reversed mud 10 effort made to land. slo
flosted down d few hundred yards and
sunk IN 20 feet Of water. Several women
and Children wore OH board, but thsy took ref
The lie host Nv VA ~ owned @ ~ T. &s HV Vnn 1%vat ssnt
Of Leclhire, ard IL tho ono that blew up near
Gregory two ysara ago. She was valued as
$4,000, and therc mas no insurance on her,
Sho is complete wreck and almost total
loss.
, 1876-04-19
SUBURBAN.,
TkHH HfRtt

The DoAra OF Trustees mat Ia Town-fIall
Mopily. After approving fow payments mada
t, .ne old Treasurer tho old Board adjourned,
aud tho now Board took their seats aud organ-
lied BY 3. F. IIanchett, 6uperslsor.elect. taking
Ills chair. There were present OF the new Dosrd
8. +. uhnche:t, supervisor; Wsckles, 6chaefsr,
Goode, and Csuo&.
The following petltions. be1nK road, were laid
ovcr under Tie Eules: Petition to open street On
west eIdo OF Edson's Subdivision, between LIN
coin &seaua and DtvtFsey street; grading and
improving Centre stfset from 1rcen hay ROAD
to Northwestern Railroad track; petition bY
Benjsmin Ghurtlen and othsrs sskiug the Board
to rspoat tbs ordinance Tor the improvement Of
Wellington street.
Robert Greer, Collector, MA ordered to report
, 1876-04-19

Sief90[ UEt7lfH 70 7 nc EH4td56 7F73HHZ
MADISON, April 18.-The examination Of Z.
II. Wheeler, late President Of tho lacrosse Ma
tonal Bank. Ia In progress to-day bofoEo Judge
DsAley. United Btatos Commtsstonor, on = cbsrgc
Of embezzl!ng funds Of tho bank. Assistant.
Attorney II. n. Levls and J, ". Lossy. Of LII
Crosso, appear for The prosecution, and Msssrs.
Smith Il Lamb and Villas i Bryant for tho de-
fenso. Tho ttmo thus far has boen mainly occa-
pied tn aacortauing tho etato OF tho bank Uhen
bought by Wheolor-Mr. Bnter, a former Prssi-
don't Of the bank, Judge Burton. Al officer, and
tho former bookkeoper, having been tho princi-
pal utncsseB.
, 1876-04-19

Ban FnASc1sco, Cal, April ta.-Ths woman
George Costar, who accompanied tho nary do
fauitor. George II. rinuey. In his flight from this
city In September last has returned. She etAtes
that Pinnoy, vhsle walking tho Btreota Of Per-
nambuco, Eavo Lar s1 900 to end their rotations,
and slipped away while abo wna making pus-
chases In etoro. 'sho saw nothing moro Of
him, and knows nothing OF his whereabouts.
Bho says hs had only about el0, 900 with him on
tho ship. lie took only = vAlisa and satohel
from the ship 1t petnambueo.
, 1876-04-19


FAULKNEH-Tncstlay morning, April 10, Nsllia T.,
daughter Of Samuel and CoEnelA + Faulkner, aged II
years months zad l8 days.
Funeral on Thurndsy, al ocioef, from rcaidence,
81 0akxooti.av. Carriages to 0akwood Cometory.
CIIARLRTTE-1n naeno, April II, A1rx. Penelope
Eleanor rtlct Of tho late Thomas Charlets, aged ca
years.
RowE-on April 1s. Katharine, youngest daughter
Of Harah aud aanndl Rows.
Funeral on Thursdsy. At 10 a. tn., from residence
3s3 Bonth pa1kav. Friends Of tho family rcspoct-
fully tnrttod.
ao0DIN0--At oalt Canada, Ont, on tho 10Th inst,
Susan Catherine Gaoding. only surviving daughter Of
The late William GoodinK.
BIIANNDH-MtchaeI Shannon, killed On ths Chi
ca9o, Burlington Quincy Railroad.
Funeral from 995 Cathortneae. ut 1850 !. m.
MURPIiY-April Ia. at 3i0 Wrst Fourtecnth-st 3,Ay
F.. Murphy, aged Is JcaEa, daughter Of James and
Johanna Murphy.
Funeral Wednesday, 19th. by carriages u Calvary.
zEN0kLEN-At her restdence, ct Cottage Grorc-Av.,
April II. Of apoPlozyt Mary j. Wife OF John zenReer
Funeral servlco By Tho nnv, Dtshop Cheney will
take rAco Wednesday u p. m. Carriages to 0Eacc-
land. TEiends Of tho family sro invited.
, 1876-04-19

5pte'di Ditpafch % The Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Kan, April 1s.-A c,tizeus moot-
ing has boen held here for tho purpose Of do
Wiling meaus and raising funds for the rebui'l-
Ing Of the broken dam acsoss the Kansas Hivor.
Tho loss by tho accident nns $4,000, not 81, 800
~ reported in Saturdays TRIBUNE. Repairs
will be begun an gCon a. the river runs few
ipchos loHor. Mills and manufactures hfo
making etllsr temporary use Of steam or stand
ing idle altogether.
, 1876-04-19

Tho Root &: Sons Music Company
oaer 1t their store 15o ato stroct tho nnaat
sortment Of foroIgn and domestic shcetuaio in tho
market. Their stock Of the classical work. Of the
masters Is exceptionally eompleo. Also Uoslin pho
toetsphs Of tue eelebracd musicians and composers
pestdes full hne Of pianos and orXkna And smaller
instruments, strings, eto,
, 1876-04-19

= lOWER INISSIss1PPI FLOODS,
new OaLEANs, April IA d!spatch from Mr..
Fostor, at Vicksbutg, says dlsastrons breaks oc-
currod on Friday above Bolivar. and 1t Bon
Lomond'n, Miss. and at the Mississippi eyee bo-
low Providence, wtll do inmnnso damage Ms,
Fozter estimates tho damage 1t d, ,000, 900.
, 1876-04-19

SEeelal Utpdleh 70 7he Ehaea0o 7I39iln1,
B,oux CITY, H., April 18.-Heports from the
country districts In this section Of Iowa and
Bouthefn Dakota show thAt about three.
tourths of a wheat crop n a4eady In tho ground,
aud, II tho weather continues tsyosab!e. tbs
farmers will 20 through spring sowing within tho
next ten days.
, 1876-04-19

Spte1SI DifpdEe2 % The CH1ed9o TT76tlnf,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 18.-Carl lIotzbachsr,
a workman IN the employ of Bailey d Green
| s!ado iron works.. mas drawn Into tho bellins
and killed this afternoon. Ile leaves 4 widow
aud five chi.dron,
, 1876-04-19

3pFefai Uspdfcl. 70 Iht Chlcooe TFfb14nA
WINoSA, Aian., April lB.-FarmeYs began
soealng on Monday In tho Town Of Hsrstoe..
sA!a county. lsster from Dodge County ssye
seeding aud blowing has commenced. Tha
ground ~ In splendid condition, aud WITH favor
Ab1a weather the next ton days will $40 ths
better part Of tho gram soWn iu tho county.
, 1876-04-19

Ht-F
Lou1svnLE, Ky, April 18.-Oharles stsnart,
colored. upon tho authority OF IN Azkanaas gen
ttemRn, who identified him, has been arrested
hure on chargo Of committing murder 1t Hot
Springs two yeara ngo. Stewart was recognized
By scar on Ills forehead.
, 1876-04-19

FOREST NAVIGATION.
afExr1I1s, Tonn., April 18.-1'hs steamer
Osceo!a Dells ran Into tho woods near DradloY's
Landing last night and IL stuck fast In tho tim
ber. The City Of Viclaburg tried to pull her
out but fallod,
, 1876-04-19

House-DecoEatinE as Fine Art.
Tho wel-kuowu pAptE-hsnging houss Of HI1zsr.
jenkins Faxon, Nos. 21o and 21i Bate stros* may
bo sa1l 10 hAyo reduced misunderstanding to ana
art,
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

LNOR HALIFAX, N. =, AND IT, JOHNS. n. =.
Il CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave pier 10 North River following days. at
p. NJ.
GEORGE CROMwELL............ Tuesday August ~
GEO. September i
Most direct quickest and cheapest route TO Nova Scotia
Newiound and and the Lower ST. Lawrence. Excelicns
freight paxusge TO
CLARK SEAMAN, 81 West st.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

LuRN1sHED ROOM 10 LHT-IN BSOUKLYN. NEAR
Ciiy Hall large front Room, with hail Bedroom
eonnceting desired to gentleman and wife Bosrd Tor
lady only house furnished first class throughout and
clean be app recated table good
and only three in my family Address WHITNEY, Brook.
I'm post o0hca
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

nNLN DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,S
MAIL. STEAMEks BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH o. b.
Tor the landing OF passengers.
Cabins provided with electric bells Sailing from pier 49,
ioot OF rarrow ST.. y. H.. 1s follows
CANADA tfrangeuD Saturday. August 26 10 80 A. NJ.
AMEhiSI = Nsou.oizl September ?, r. ".
'SL LAURENT tLachesrcz). Saturday, sept. S A. NJ
Pkl's OF PASSAGE IN GOLD including wines) =
Frst capih ellu 10 Sl2u, according mmodatou:
seennd Cabin. S12; third cabin, $40
Return tickets at reduced rates
stcerage SIS with Including
wine, bedding and utensils, without extra charge.
steamers marked th is do gers
LOUIS DE BkBIAN, AGENT 55 broadway.
A MKRICAN LINE.
"A Weekly Mail steamship Service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL.
calling nj Queenstown.
Sailing every Thursday from Phadelphja and
Sailing every We lnesiay from Liverpool
ne loh"wny steamers appointed sail from Phils
PENMs.LVANlA: Aug. II ILLINOIS. -. Sept Z
sCiti or LIMERICK. Aug. - sLORD CLYD3.Sept IA
Aug. 81 ONO. O..........s sept n
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY
Cabin $40 TO siOO, according to location.
steerage ana intermediate tickets and from ali points
ct the lowest rates
steamers marked with carry ntermeda
Passenger accommodation TOR all classes unsurpassed
FOR passage rates OF freight other information apply
,xo. = 3o7 Walnut st. Phiiadclphia.
GEORGE W COTTON ~ Broad ST., New YORK.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent,
No Battery place.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
NEW YORK TO NoRwALK.

Owing to accident to the steamer ARROwSxITH
the daily trips will be omitted Friday August 2:
when they will be the balance Of the SEASON
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-04
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.
Notice M. l0.-Unised States survey
No. -.
UNITED STATES LAND OyIIcx,
PiocHE. Nevada, February 10. A. d. 1875. !

UNITED STATES LAND OTTIcE,(
PfocHE Nevada, February -. A. d. 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ II. Ely, Irwin Davis, Lauson Atchiscn
ard II. Q. Rich, whose postofBce sddrees 10
Phoebe, Lincoln County. State u Nevada. hsve
this day made application for patent for nf-
teen hundred titoo) linear feet Of the Bui-
itonville Lode. bearing silver, situated In
Ely Mining District, County Of lincoln, State
Of Nevada, together with ak hundred
t6ool feet Of surface ground for convenient
working thereon, said claim being desie.tsd
States Survey or Lot No. 81, In Section No. 80.
Township Ono ~ North. Range 81 T.. Mount
Disblo Meridian. the exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. le being as follows. to wit: BE-
ginning at post marked No 1, q. 8. Survey No.
81. whence the \ section post on the east line
o, Section 81. T. 1 NJ, b. 81 f., Mount Dhblo
Meridian. bears =. mn de- y. Sec feet, snd
the prospect Or Or dlsccxsry u " shsfs on this lode
LIST course 8. 6b deg W.. coo feet to post marked
No. 2, u. q. survey No. 81; thence I'd course N.
26 deg. W. 1900 feet. to pest married. No. 3 U. =.
survey No. 81; thence Sd course N. CT deg. 3.
600 feet, to post marked No. Z, o. 8. SURVEY No.
81, and thence 4th course 8. rs deg Z. 1900 feet
to post No. l, the place Of beginning, containing
40 GG.l0O acres. Courses expressed from the
true meridian with magnetic variation OF
l6 deg. Z.
The applicants and their erantors have ex-
pended In improvements on this claim moro
than Ave hundred 5000 dollars. Haid improve
ments consist Of two shafts. certified copy Of
the location notice, to which this survey con.
forms, 10 herewith filed: also proof Of identity
Of ground located and surveyed. This claim Ii
bounded by no known claims or claimants The
notice Of location Of this claim waa duly re-
corded in Book B." pages 40 and $50 ci the
Mining Records Of said Ely Mining District.
Any and all pereons claiming adversely any
portion Of said John II. Ely, Irwin Davis, Iau-
son Atchison and II. G. Rich's claim on said
Bul1ionville Lode, are required within the sixty
days publication Of this notice, to file with the
Register Of the United States Land Once at
Phoebe, Nevada, their protests snd adverse
claims. or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
Phoebe, Feb. 10, 1876.
f20-6Od J.C. FOSTER, Register.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-04

TN TIRE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States, District of Nevada. In the
matter Of MOSES II. LICHSTENSTEIN, Bank
rupt, in Bankruptcy. Before z. Strothsr, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy.-Notice is hereby given that
Il. Lchstenstein, of the town Of Phoebe. county
of Lincoln, in said District, duly declared bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress approved March
2. 1876, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and ether claims provsble
under said Act; and that TUESDAY, the 4th
day OF April. A. d. 1876, at IL O'Clock a. m. Of
said day, before the District Court of the United
States, in Carson City, is assigned as the time
and place for the hearing Of the same, when
and where any creditors who have proved their
debts, and any person in interest, may appear
and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
r. M. DAGGETT,
Clerk Of the District Court for said District.
Virginia City, March 16. 1876. mr26-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-04
ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC.
Meadow Valley m,,,,v com..,x..

Meadow Valley Mining Com ps ny..-
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco. California; location OF works.
Phoebe. lincoln county, Nevada Notice is
hereby given that at q meeting of the Board Of
Trustees OF this company. held on the twenty
sixth l26thl day Of April, 1876, an assessment
mo. III OF One Dollar (Sl) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay.
able immediately in United States gold coin.
to the Secretary, at the once Of the company.
Rooms over the oficc Of the Union Insurance
Company. No. 4ls California street. Fam Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRD (Sd) day Of JUNE,
1875. will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public suction. and unless payment In made
before. will be sold ON Thursday the twenty.
ninth t29thl day Of June. 1876. to pay delin.
quet assessment. together with costs cf sdver.
listing and expenses Of sale. by order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
T.w. COLBURN, Secretary.
Offce-Rooms over the ONCE of the Union In
surance Company. No. 418 California street, Fan
Francisco, California. my3.td