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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Assessment Notice.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING COM
~ fANl Location Of Principal place OF
business, san Francisco. California. location
Of works, Eagle Valley ormsby county, Ne
vaiA.-No,ice L. hereby given that al meet.
ing OF the Directors. held on the lIh day al
Apr,l, 1876. an assessment Inc. ~ o; twenty.
ave Cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, pay
able immediately. In United States gold coin,
b. the Secretary. at the othcc Of the Company,
50 sAnSome street. San Francisco. CalMorn,s,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shaii
ren,sip unpaii on the first day Of June, 1870,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale Al
public auction. and unless payment is made
before will be sold on SATURDAY, the TWEEN
,y-fourth day Of Jnne. 1876, IL pay the delin-
queu; assessment together with costs 81 ad-
verusing and expenses of ssle.
W NJ VAN BokELEN. Secretary.
ofhee-S20 Sansome street, Room Al. San
Francisco,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

,u>Hr PARTNERSHIP HEnHrofoRE f,

su1Hr PARTNERSHIP HEnErofoRE Ex.
u tsting between the aNaer-isned under
The fsrm name ard style of l.. 0>lastoas Co.
j. this aAy dissolved by mutusl consent
Frank Sporting Is alone Saih rtEed 70 collect
,ns Indebtedness due 4 the Arm and B. him
all debts against the frm will be presented.
LOUIS GoLpsroNE.
FRANK sPERLISa,
ssv0 osan ~ ~ ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
Assessment Notice.

DrCKEYE GOLD AND SILVER MINING
ID Company of principal place
~ business City and County OF San Fran
cisco, California. Location of works
Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon County.
Nevada Notice is hereby given. that ~
meeting OF tn. Board Of Directors hid ON the
18th day Of Nay, 1876. An assessment ne. III
of Fifty cents yer share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable AM
raediat.ly in United STATES gold coin, - the
Secretary NJ the ONCE II the Company Room
~ No. Ssl Montgomery street. SAn Francisco,
California Any stosk upon which this a.
scsslnent shall remain unpaid ON the nd day
Of June 1870. will be delinquent, and sds.r-
tised for sale at public auetson unless pay
ment is made before viii be sold on TUES
DAY the 18th day Of July. ls-e. 10 pay drlin-
unent assessment. & gether W III costs OF sd
vertisiag and expenses Of sale,
BY order Of the Board af Directors,
CA sANkEY, Seeretsrv.
onsoe-Room % No. S3l Montgomery street,
San Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
NOTICE!
Al m Ina iStrator's sale Of Neal
Estate.

AYo1rcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TRAIT THE
~ undersigned. adrninissratris of the estate
u Charles MeNAir. deceased. will. In aecor.
dance with an order made on the 18th day of
April.sA II. 1876. by the District Court OF the
First District Of the state of Nevada. IN And
for the County u storey. sell NJ public auction
90 the highest bidder and for cash Us gold
coinl and subject 10 the confirmation OF said
Court. At the Court House door in Dayton.
Lyon County, nevada, at II o'cit-sk II. on the
eoth day of May. \. u. ls;6, all the right. title
and intertst and estate of the said deceased or
which said estate has Ia aud 10 TIE following
described real estate, ta-vli; one hundred and
twenty 100 feet undivided in that mining
ground or lode situate in Devils Gate Mining
District Lyon County. State Of Nevada, aud
formerly known ~ Pacific Ledge. and now
known A. the Atlantic Consolidated Mining
Company: also that ,rscs If land described ~
follows: One half interest, undivided. OF
eleven and iS-lpa acres being Mill site and
Water Right and for other purposes, III
American Ravine about on.-hxli m,le above
the sierra Nevada House, silver City. Lyon
County. safe Of Nevada. Surveye for Geo.
e. wSters and the said deceased. Charles Nc
Nair by John Day, County surveyor. fee. /,
A II. 1884. hAkN NJ MAlhk"s'
Admin strxtrix Of the Estate OF Charles Nc
Nair, deceased. apFxs~a'-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

ANY person. So liable. who shall fail 80 com
ply with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe penalties. Persons or firms
liable to pay any Of the Special Taxes named
above must apply TO +. q LORD. Collector OF
Internal Revenue At Virgins City. >ev,. and
pay for and procure the Special-rax stamp or
stamps they need. prior 10 May /, Isle, and
without further notice
u. d. PRATT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Once Internal Revenue,
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. l, lS16, WS3w
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
N1oTx01S
U. .. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAKE s
Nay 4. lsss. 20 April 20. 1877.

vuVHK REVISED STATUTES OF THE .,
u g., Sections s.9S2. 8, 237. as and ), 23s,
require every person engaged in any business,
avoc alton, " employment which renders him
liable to Special Tar, ~ procure and place
conspicuously n. his establishment or place Of
business . stamp denoting the payment OF
said special Tax for the Special Tax Year be
ginning May !, ls76. before commencing or
continuing business after April 10, 1876. The
taxes embraced within the provisions Of the
law above ouoted are the following, via
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
CONE AND ne HEALED

IL usst.S9s MOT y ia. yu<I iss.t.ss hay pc,
eollse s.iid la the bucis sNasiiiic yusI sarc
llwsll est you nothing for CONSULTATION. 80
please call and satisfy yourselves sheatsf ths
bocser understands jour eAss, III n Gall ours
You he oil tell yoa ~ sos be ~th Ni yoa
that for be Ill nos undertake s>ss uhisA
l.. "a s.nn.i.pk II stsrsttnx q sylre.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
LEFevRE 4 De Loams, Proprietors.

WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Having opened the above Saloon we inyif.
our Silver City friends 10 1--WE us . call. ss-
surfing one and all tast they will receive tie
best attention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01

wellAncwn A. fcanccr Of shr Montreal &C.
r. } Medieval inssltale and late PROPRIETOR OF
tAe SPIN NElNllLE INFIRNARY. sss,i,ld
nlost sycvIfully inioria his patients and tbs
A.h.Ss 4 generally shat he ssl!l enutinu,s ~
ttr~, shrouIe and private d-scsss viii UNI
n..a,It ed s4lecxss
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-01
NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS!

surrr CRY NV. Feb. %, 1915.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-10
Glghteen Hundred fears AfteE
Death.

A correspondent Of Appleton's
Journal, writing Of excavations
Il Pompeii, says:
"Among the most Interesting Of
tho objects found recently arc twc
skeletons, one Of : somewhat eld-
erly man, the other ofa woman.
They werc found IN the viz Stabia
among the aches Of the last erup-
tion, evidently overtaken in their
tight and buried In tho cindcrs.
According to the usual method
employed TO preserve the external
appearance Of objects, liquid plas-
Ter was poured Into the cavity,
which serving - . mould, In fac-
simile Of the forms was obtained
and thus perfectly pre<1 <1rved, The
statue-like bodies were plaoh1 IN
glass cases In the r6mpeii mul0 I'M
While appreciating all the horror
Of such . death and the suffering
endured as shown by the position
cannot but imagine what would
have been The astonishmcnt Of thai
man or woman had some .prQph6|
| ~ -. II x1,n.., x1..k 4 II xsnxxans. &M~a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-10

The yield Of the Consolidatcd
Virginia mine In March last was
-, ,634, ,206 ~. These figures are
official. as got them from Mr..
Taylor, principal book-keeper.
Since this mine commenced paying
dividends its stockholders hsve re-
ceived $1,000 900 in round NUM-
bers. The California mine, the
richest mine In the world, paid its
first dividend onfhe 10Th ifDtant,
u, ,O60, 600, or - per share for each
Of its $4,000 shares. These two
mines pay monthly dividends q
~, 10000. The present price pei
share Of these stocks is reqooctive.
I ly: California 80; ConsQlid idHted
Virginia, t7S. Like eli mining
stocks, they are subject to start
ling fluctuations.
In view Of tho stnpendous wealth
Of these mines, the question Often
occurs to mo: What will be th,
evpntual limit Of the wealth Of tn,
four gentlemen popularity known
as the !" Bonanza KiMg1?" Peopl,
| who hava watched their forfnne
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-10

which his income b sstina1ed to
BE- over $50 900 per moolhs
James G. Fair's inoone = not
less than ~. 900 an29ll Hood's
$780, 900; O'Brien'a ,oo0 Now
here are four mea VII 2 gross In
como Of nearly - 0 : month,
every 90 o. then 9orking,
praeeto hQsiness - ith ono
Aun1lred illion yenea0 elreedy !,
ard yearly tneoMp of - Qoy poo.
! thlsk It Y ~ = - ~ dowp
u January, 1ezss = she facAeee
quAroDo1e II ~ vel -
tion IL - - aaead -
MackAxf - win nls iossanes roe-
pie 80 10 forget that tho moro
money = man nas tne more use no
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-10

is engaged in h6ilR eaten by = lion
The animal il kos . yellew dow;
shat human bog has not been in
swimInl1k; - the reason that he
IL smaller thar tia lion il that !
had to make I h 20 in order 10
get his head in the lions. mouth.
Wonld you h6se mo paste . lahel
OF lke- Chsistisl partyr to inform
the public that THAT Is not . boy
uko has bean ti;adine water. vith
his hanl, tied. Now look 4 he
|ealmlv. Il thoBusle encouraging
~ wher Il e.es on IN thia mannerl
MAIN. - sST1h,.k itis.n
TT eartainI7 6bsen't seem so.
.Well. then. what do you say to
this3 What do you think Of Z
critic who remarks:
4But the most extraordinary
.h,ne IN The picture Is tho group
~ the foreeround. An old lady
with an iron coal scut tile ON her
hs.d !. handing some black pills
10 4 ballet dancer dressed in pink
tiohta, While another woman IN I
. = - r
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-10

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-06-10

mI TRIUMPH e TRUTu.
\ f.htsr 1zs.p's y sai'ssAl osiasis..
Mag Adalsr IN PAiladslphIs 1sllssin.
The other day while Colonel b.,
editor Of the Bugle, ~ sitting in
his sanctum, writing On editorial,
: visitor entered. Taxing scat,
hc said:
my name IL Brewer; I am the
painter of the allegorieal picture
Of "The Triumph Of TRUTH" on
exhibition down At Yelverton's.
I called, ColSnel B., 10 make some
complaint abon. the criticism Of
the work which appsafn IN your
paper. Your critic seems to have
Misunderstood, somewhat, the
drift Of the picture. For instance
he ssys-Let me quote the para
graph:
4"In the background to tho left
| stands st. Augustine with one foot
On ! wooden Indian Fhich Is lying
on the ground. WY tho artist
decorated St. Aqgpstine with I
great high hat and put his trousers
inside his boots, and why be filled
the Saints beltwith navy revolv'
ers and tomahswks has not beer
revealed. It strikes u - being RI
diculous."
"Now, Colonel, this seems to M
10 be . little too harsh. That fig
ure does not represent st. Augus
time. Its meant for an allegorica
picture Of Brute Force, and It ha'
Its foot upon Intellect Intellect
mind you, and not : cigar store In
| dian. II 4 ( likcneno Of CaptsiI
K,da ana I a. n h.ck 10 represen
the fact that Brute Foece belongc'
q tho darn Ages. How In thundc
that man Of yours ever got an ide
| that It was st. Augustine beat
me.n
ut Is singular," said the Colo
mel.
And now let me direct you
| attention 10 another paragraph
He says:
"We were astonishsd TO motto
, 1876-07-28

VIA known on sfore hcfore the flags and tho
aenAphore could spell out their tsloi tho noise
Of tho explosion ilnd bccn heard, and tho. up
r1sh Of steam uoticed. 6team-launc'l. % and tfle
Ffrs Queen tender were presently on the hccnc.
bringing with them the muet-needed medical
officers from The AslA aud other ships In hnrbor.
Tho Miner, torpedo-launch, which whs near the
spot, also sent valuable aid In transferring tho
sufferers to IIaslAr Hospital.
fIIcre Ia given Ilst OF flftcen killed and htty-
Some IT The wounded are 70 scrtously scaldcd
snd muttAtcd that their recovery Ia hopeless,
and several deaths arc certain 70 occur during
the next twcuty-tour hotlrr. There were nhny
narrow escapes. Copt- Wilson, who was al,out
to enter the etokch0uBe, IA hovGrely ecAlucd In
both hands: and Mr.. Robert Humphreys, the
contractor, who was In tho cngtnc-room, was
also scaIicd in tho hanls, and waa only saycd
from being severely hurt BY tho Intervention Of
the bulkheAd. Several enHfntcra on the hllrf1s
cnnc deck received blows aud scnlds, aud q ship-
wright who was working upon the fittings Of
tho Qatllnn Euu on tho 0ut!ook-A considerable
height above tho tlcck-was scalded.
rho Thundprcr WIS wed alongslde tho dock.
yard jetty ID the afternoon, the doors OF tho
enejne-ruom being locked until the Jury, who
are summoned Tor Monday morning, have had
m opportunity Of inspecting the scene Of Tho
accident.
Al present II ts Impossible to say how the ac-
ctdent OCCURRED, though II ls certain that It
originated In the boiler already mentioned
Each boiler had becn tested to nbout ca pu1ln]s
10 tic square inch BY hydraulic pressure, aud
Tho pressure at the time Of tho accident was be-
low 30 pounds.
, 1876-07-28


- The following ia copied {ycrbatim) from tho
t'hrfao'oateal Journal, Ut Marrh, 1857, ami Is
1iofI1 inc pen Of that eminent phrsnologtst, btr,
-. -. TUE A0Ns a. d. tIAYx9
Alr. tia5eEle q good.atza well. formed man. Tie
between the e1tYeMes OF large aud small OF lean
and Stout. lte u every way well made, has hand.
e9Me heaa oa rather handsome boly, and isce
which Woal1 Introduce him fayorabjy anywhere,
Ills compscx!on !a ltght. skin lurIt, temperament
composed o! .he vital, motivc and nenul In almost
equal psopoitIoEs H. I nsithor 100 fist nor too
enAclently energetic, original, cc,uprehensIsa
dtgulded, and sesoaute. Hs IL tnoro prufouni than
shuwy. and hn4 Uoru application than yessai{iity
liz Will hn!ah what ho begius, and make thorou9h
work. lle has hopeful. happy, loving nnture; il
emlnentiy social, fond Of home, and Iii thaf has
lonxa thereto; indeed, when lnrtoundeI by wif1
children, Hnd fF!enls, ha "a as happy AZ KtnY oI,
his throne, aud - hosptable to Atl ~ ha il Kind
and ronsdeehte. Hut to be more apecidc, This
gentleman u comparatively. young Ia years, mud
younger Ia spirit. Though hs hAa giready accom.
climax q by fame, Aels rising young .ssatss.
years. bo founa in tho front ranks Of tho bet
Mlpus OF the nation. Wn bass our prrdttloa On
ahs following ppfn3.: /. l!e ms Il capital con.
stilutun, both lnhetltcd aud acquitted, BY temper.
ate hAbtts. g. 4 largo and well formed brain, With
= cultivated mind, with strong integrity, honos,
generally, hopefnlncss, socAbll!ty, aud all well
guided by practlcslgood seuse. Al prrsent to may
4eena 10 lack dlp sud euthuslabm, hut ago and "
poElaacs will give hin point and e1nphas!s Marx
usl thts gentleman will not disappoInt the heat az.
peetAuol4 Qt the Goat hopeful,
, 1876-07-28
Primitive Warfare.

LHU0oH CHgtp H6p1s
The M0ntcncgrn method Of making war Is
vcrv primitive. A Russian officer, who visited
tllcir country, nnu studied It, tolls us TINT q
n1outcnegrin mover sues for mercy; and whon-
ever one of them Is severely wounded, and 1t is
Impossible tn savc him from tho encIlyt his own
comrades cut OF his head. When at the attack
of C3bhuck, small detachment Of Russ[ap
troops obliged to retreat, Of. officer Of stout
make, an'l no longer Young, fell on the ground
run Immediately to lin, and, having drawn BID
yatagan, said, "You very brave, and must stwlah
that I should cut OF your head. Say prayer,
and make a slga OF ths Cross" The officer,
horr'fca ut tlie proposition made all effort. to
ancs Of the friendly ,Montencgrin.. They con-
alder oil those who hare been taken by tho
enemy US killed. They curry out Of tho battlu
their wounded coT,ra!les, on their shoulders.
Arms, small loaf Of brcad, . cheese, some
pair u saniale lnaic Of raw-Ilide, form iii lis
equtpngc Of the Montencgrlns. On their march
they do not seek my shelter from ruin or cold.
In ralny weather the htontcnrgrin wraps
Of coarse cloth), lies down, on tue ground
and, putting Ills rifle under hin, sleeps
very comfortably. Three Or four hours Of ro-
pose are quito sufficient for his rest anil tlte re.
ertlon. II i Impossible 10 rutain them IN tl!e
reserve, and 1t escms that they cannot rul'nly
beur tho view Ut the cneny: Tho tactics q t!ie
Montsnsgsns arc soaa TO bsnE sk
proatrate position on the ground, they are not
easily hlt, while their rapid and aire shots carry
destruction into tue closed ranks ot q. rceular
aasinY. They ilaye beaides wcIi-practfcc& eye
~ tt9nd how to take advantage Of tbe ground.
" course 1t will always be difficult to tmpluy
such Warriors against regular troups.
, 1876-07-28
lNDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
O. N... ~ Vt n

nv ptrnrr n n 1,,,fy.in N W :" Ivt.h
Ia add nv testimony ~ ia vondorfnt r,,,a,toa
nrontrtlcs nY vo1,r Al Rrt- n, f1o,asn Mc,,,-nI
Iyscoyerv. Ihove taken o,sa. ln,.ro,t IN .tts
medicine stnco I fr.t usc,I n. + xns haf,1v
afy],ctcd with t1vmcn,to. liver icranoci,. en1 A.
almoet perfect prosttstion Of iho nervous % ,v., -
tem. 40 ranId Ind co,nnlcto 1,l tn, 1;ecovcrv
sfYcct a perfect curo that Il scanned moto ,,ka
,narse and ,,rrfect vonde- In ,pr,a,t and .,o,,,
thai ti,no va haye neycr been without a hottto
OF tha Dftc1rer7 md purnatlye Pellets in tha
1nr.e. Thav xra . ao,N so,na family nhvat.
cian IN Tho hou,o and ready Al ali times 10 ~ to
The relief Of sfcknesa-w1tho,t charcc. We fiavo
nover hx, doc.or In the house .it,ce We ffrst
1,ernn the nsa NJ yo,,r pollcts and Dtseoyerv, I
, 1876-07-28
PROPOSALS.,
PROPOSALS
FOR
State Contracts.

ars or Sa =, 81
IN accordance xite ~ ss aa,i.:ssss; 81 s,ste
e. 6 sts
{! sss $s' H Sf"sS I: q 4
ep, r. IT,
priR.ins hlling, ani d.tFlbMting tha laSs joIfnss
s2sa asSfs is
sr;sss saa spRplls to y astysrsd f. shs fsc5s:
y sssa ssa ~ o,ass g. 90
s5sS ( q III ] ;s Il s:sss s I'll: Il ]
II Il f:j,st fE;s;ss sst R;GsE; e'.sE. eovss.. etc.
sepa!sss Sdt Viii 5s nais ~ e.eh Of the th,es
Ssss IL sa pss % sss IN
ssS @ ayss s ss.f ~ s
ss
$:yssa ''' ''S'
ss s ~ Il e. sssf L L.
sx sn:ts sHa Fiji rsiss s;sts
g. aS!ls Il ffa'sf: viii IA aas
nisTi.intT1oN " LAWS, JOURNALS, NEronrs, Erc.
iii dl.ttslat.9a 4 ~ |sxa lea5u.! sspoiIa mi
d.trihncd, Ia accprdahce With Inv, Or joat rrsoln.
ts0ns Of thu General Assembly, will bo let n
tract ~ provided by law.
Each bid must Ie accompanied By bend i4 tho sum
r. sts 4 ss s:xSs R;';s ss PsS:
accepted, the pef.on tnaklag i VIII. within ten dayt
Aftef Tho award u made, enter lto cantfact srec.
Nod Ia tll s1vesttselent and that he viii execute
senirash z SaSa .uR a ths Coila!ssloasn and The
i. S;;$ :?$ :s}; s: 4:
s rs g. Sse e. ss en saea
Ths awarts Of lhs seye!sl contract. VIII hs made by
bds Ave been duly coEadeted, and they scser1s the
right 70 reject any snd al hd!. .-
bonds and other psrttcusat1, can 10 had on application
~ GEORGE II. HARLOW,
EecFttATY Of State
O. K. ItPriHC0rT,
Auditor Public Accounts,
TuOAAA 8. hlDuWAY,
StAta TtcAs4srF,
| JAMES X. EUaALL.
Attofn8y.0cneTxl,
Coh44aWlontrs Of HtatS Coptf1ct1k
, 1876-07-28
AFRICA.
stanley Hoard From After a Years
Silence.
A synopsis Of the Five Letters from
Him Received In London.
Ills Voyages on The Great Lake Victoria
Nlyanza.
0ordon'a Exploration Of the Lake Albert
Niyansa,

u0TQOlH hApAuInIlOu VI bue AAht AluoAI
Niyansa,
LONDON, July 25.-Tho following Is summn~
ROT what tic London Daily Telegraph prints to-
morrow, giving an cpitome OF tho dispatches
tust received from the long missing leader Of
tho New York Herald and London Daily 1a::
graph exploring expedition In contral Africa,
nenry NJ. Stanley:
patehes containing Tho fullest information Of STAN
ioys n!0yeenta and adysntnrea in the Wild regions
After lung and anxious walking stnce tho rcccips
of the lat Intelligence Of the great explorer -
10 hI: Il. saiety @ ] esass many "a sbanden al hops q
his rotutn 70 civilization, Stanley has surptssa " "
n sss TX % hsn FIJI FL j s' t.. most t.S ss
own. perlous and d1lcu't joutaeytnge thas NJ ~
a!s dtsPats ns.rs dats }aly 70 ake 1S Tetoria VIZ
Sysasa, :" Ind descsI1ea tbe esploscrs voyses rum
Kg Mtess territory q !s C.hSstn s enc Ct e.itin gne
u ~ oy.ee scsos' ..i dhs mas 1aso
,ss1sS ssnSs} :; I'll a. ~ ssgsxs psF'
!'umbireh, = large lataad on tut "e''ofh s'oo u
l1Es Ths rsnoa!on was saved from sstsacon dur
Ing tSs savass saeK q the st' sna sea!ngo
In,Ss IL a1s q and ~ affective
nss,vo,' ~ W sn''' a"p~@
hssv, ss t sos aas " & es
tSsgia s frst' "s esnoes sit destruction he party
~ sirs est ssfs
TItB SECOND LETTER.
second letter from Stanley Y Written If fso%
aatsd i'll Nusast il, ISIS, Hers tue exPorot haI
cay ssses: l. "! !hs lsEs; s,,. ..., =, ..n.a,uo.
tcross the lake 10 uetowo Island. a. tts southern
extremity. from whence ne H. ressosdea .S tho axe
Sa1a eoaio @ ,Ir q 'ns n'''
Ps:ss Y ss,sSs: S:sssy s,ss 81
1nmb,rch for Tho attack made upon iii expedition,
~ mentioned in she i!rst letter The aseand lettu.
nasrates ali The incidcnts Of these exciting voy.
ages .
TIE THIRD IETTER.
The next latter from Staniey was written from,
Kcwanga On o. the ffont!crs Of unyoeo' and ia dated
1eT ", tn: III. ,,rc, y, ~. o,,,.,, rx
rc.cr from Ans Mtes4s earliaa @ asrGss ihs country
h as safe be s1rs army
Tssna, ,oc.nro or ,ns .ho,., ot LAX. A,ber,
Nyan.s a. Ss ss
,.ss T., sYSs IL a III :tss a Of the day 1' for
Az the thFeG letters eontan particulars Q! tlo
Highest geogIaphlea! ana M cthnologcnl ysaue. Stan;
Visited but d!d not navigate Lake Albert Nlyanxa.
' S ana n hss ~ sar IN hs a @ H. r.
shofe explains WY acss!, q aordon's force, wAe
sailea on Lake Albert Eiyanza IN april last heard
nothing q the .oxheaiti'oh., H.. n,n.
sa'y VIC t. % IL @ !ss!sa.
!yns nesweeh hoke gstsa nn9 Manest Mi{anIas , f.
nnu khtscSe4 tnstt mYEelloas fceesSes ">tn Tue
eve Qf tHB eCtEnt1NE tF1TelEf.