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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17
GIVING 1T UP.

The n. Y. Times special from
Washington, Nov. 10th says: The Dem
ocrats here have clearly given up all
hope of securing majority of the
Electoral College, and are con-
sidering every conceivable scheme out
side. There is good deal of loud talk,
and some blatant demagogues are offer
ing to bet there will be a civil war in
forty days, which is another way ef ad-
mitting defeat. The scheme which is
most discussed is for the House to with
draw from joint conference to count
votes, and prevent an election. With
some it is favorite imagination that
the affair may be so managed as to
throw the election into the House.
Several able statesmen are devoting
themselves assiduously to the devising
of means to prevent the Inauguration
of Hayes, but they profess that every
thing shall be done according to law.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17
Not Louisiana But Florida the Battle
Ground.

Not Louisiana But Florida the Battle
Ground.
A dispatch from Washington Nov.
10th says:
Senator West of Louisiana and his
friends are the most sanguine men here
concerning the prospect in Louisiana.
The Republican committee has intima-
tions of the possibility that the Dem
ocrats may have decided to abandon
their claims to Louisiana and to con-
centrate their force and influence in
Florida. A gathering of prominent
northern Democrats there gives color
ing to this theory. The Republican
committee became advised of this on
Sunday and during the day the presi-
dent telegraphed to several prominent
Republicans in New York, urgently re-
questing them to leave for Florida
with the utmost dispatch. Two left
this morning, Gov. Hartranft may
possiblyg go there instead of to South Caro-
lima. Secretary Chandler telegraphed
to Gov. Kellogg at New Orleans, urg-
ing that some northern gentlemen there
should go to Florida but Kellogg tele-
graphed back that it took 4s hours to
get to Tallahassee and parties could
reach Tallahassee sooner from the
north.
1t is very evident now that Republi-
can managers and the cabinet have
more anxiety about Florida than about
either Louisiana or South Carolina.
The Democratic committee has been
very much disturbed to-day by the ru-
NOR that there are six Democratic cleo
tors in the South whose political disa-
bilities have not been removed, and
who consequently are not qualified as
electors. 1t is certain that the rumor
has considerable foundation. If it is
proven that any ex-confederates under
disabilities are electors it will probably
be discovered that the war amendments
to the federal constitution make their
disabilities specific disqualification.
Concerning the rumor that the Gov
ernor Of California will refuse to issue
Hayes electoral certificates, the Repub-
licans say if the Democrats try any such
tricks as this the governors of North
Carolina and Oregon will decline for
much better reasons to issue certificates
to Democratic electors there. This
would give electoral preponderance to
the Republicans, who insist they are
not without remedy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17

In New Orleans all is quiet on the
surface; but the citizens are apprehen-
sive of danger from negroes, who are
intensely excited over the result of the
county and state election. Rumors of all
sorts fill the air, and it requires but a
spark to start the confiagration.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17

The n. Y. Herald has an editorial
demanding the impeachment of Grant
if he has done anything wrong. This is
an answer to the Express and other
Democratic journals which accuse the
president of exceeding his duty in the
matter of sending troops south.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17

The n. Y. Sun reports that the Feni-
ans are concentrating near St. Albans,
Vermont, preparatory to a raid on Can
ada. The story is probably false, as no
other paper has it and it has been
denied.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17
The Daily Leader.
CHEYENNE, WyoMiNc,
u lGIE
Pioneer Paper of Wyoming.
rEHMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(IS ADvAScE.)
Rates of Advertising.

Rates OF Advertising.
No .idceyfisemenf inserted for tess than atty
cents.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each in
sci tion q insertions eight cents per line 30
INSERTIONS, cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois! each In
sertion, lV cents per line: 30 Insertions cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, alr transient advertise
ments 25 cents per line, first insertion one
month % cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. LIST, 1876.
III. GLAFcKE, Proprietor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-17

John Delmare Grace, an actor, died
to-day at Providence, aged 40.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-20
PLATFORM.

Resolved, that we, the delegates of tho Re-
publican party of the county of Eureka, in
County Convention assem- bled, do affirm and
indorse the platform of the National Repub-
lican Convention, held at Cincinnati, and
adopt the same chart of our political princi-
pie.
Resolved, That we heartily indorse the
action of that convention in nominating
Rutherford B. Hayes as our candidate for
President, and VIM. A. W heeler Vice President
and recognize them as champions of honest
and stable government, the true representa-
tive of popular reform and popular liberty.
Resolved, That as members OF great
national party, devoted to the interests of
the laboring masses, we are opposed to the
further imm igration of Chinese, and we de-
| mand aud will use all the m cans in our pow
or to procure modification of the present
treaty between the United States and the
Chinese Empire so as to entirely prevent the
further immigration of a people among us,
who, by reason of their character and ma
| tionnl antecedents, nre incapacitated from
becoming American citizens, or of becoming
desirable members of our American commu-
mites, and whose presence and further intro
duction in our midst is pref judicial to tho in
| dustrial interests Of the country.
Resolved, That We are opposed to the re-
peal or reduction of tho tax on bullion, and
we will use all honorable means to prevent
the repeal or reduction of the sane
! Resolved, That the interests of our county
| demand the passage of a bill at the coming
session of the Legislature ccding to Eureka
county that portion of klko county described
| in the bill passed at the last session of the
| Legislature, notwithstanding the objection OF
| the Governor.
Resolved, That VIC are in favor of the call
ing of convention to revise the constitution
of the State.
Resolved, That we are unalterably op-
posed to division of the Public School
Fund, and we are in favor Of a constitutional
amendment which will place the public
schools, and the fund by which they are
supported, beyond all danger Of sectarian
control and influence
Resolved, That it is the sense of this con-
vention, that, if possible, constitutionally
the criminal jury system should be so amend
cd as to more certainly insure tho conviction
| of criminals.
Resolved, That all nominees OF this conven-
port and by all honorable means endeavor tc
carry out and enforce the principles herein
| enunciated. oS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-20
NOT ICE !!

VIlIIS is TO CERTIFY THAT FORBID
l. all persons trusting any one on my ac-
count after this date, without a written order
from me. MRS. j. P0PLIN.
Eureka, New. Sept. 18th, 1876
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-20

EUREKA TOWNSHIP.
For Justice ofthe peaco........L. W. CROMER
For Constab ALLEN. MCKAY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-20

EGAL BI.A NkS, OF ALL DESCRIP-
office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-20
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator (Long TERM.
CHAS. G. WALLACE.
For Senator Short Term,
CHAS. G. HUBBARD,

For Assem- blymon,
j. L. Smith, A. w. Atchinson,
]. Marchant, Geo. X. McCulloch
, 1876-12-15
England.

9nnOon, IA. 9es. Ter 6dll@er
8rent. miro wobri6cinli0 am ndd1tcn
Oisnltase an einen BON Dem americans
iden Gclanoten 9rn. YIerrepont 81 er=
nen"enoen Seamten aus9eliefert Ucroen.
Sr. Pierrcpont bat bis iest no@ Sic
manben NIT Dem Suffrage bctraut.
2onoon, IA. Oe5ember. Die Sarfe
nJtobert &ellp" ltieB am Die nltas Wior-
gen auf Der SObe bon Start'S Boint nit
berBarfe rSuoOerSfielO" Sulommcn. Die
2eftere iauf in m"cni9en Minuten ulO Is
Yerlonen e%rtranfcn. Ole Sarte s9tobt.
&eOD" pmoe oerart belhdoi9t. OaB lire
WfanniAaft ic perluiien muBte. Die
ataunl DAFT fam geite'n 81 tortlano an.
, 1876-12-15
GarOpai(Ae Jladri1trn.

S n 6runtrc'G mo6t liA cine 1cftiQc
Oppolition 9eltcno 9e9en Die mt o0i.
plOmen" Der Ybilooflp6icr unipcrlitdt
pratti sirenocn aualdnoli0cn uno inldn.
OIi4en NerSte. 5000 1T Der 9rcis zines
lolfen 9iploms.
S~tra60mrg. uetel 0lepre5lipmaBre.
9eln Der Ocutlden Yeb0rOen miro oem
nBIals. Surier" aus StraBburg &C,
ldrie6cu: SIS Iin6 Ocutliae Nn3cid)cn
pcrbanoen, baB sic 0legierun9 9egcn gc'
plllc Sefrc6un9cn fran'oieufrcunoliAcr
ODER ulelntebr Oeuti@leinOliAer 4iarteien
Tront 5u MAIDEN geocntt. go lit cS
Gbatlade, oaB lic alien ienen Dor ctroa
3 W(onatcn uor9enommenen @enleinoee
ipablen, we(de 9eu&B Den SOri9lagen
Der RrOtclpartei 5u Stanoe 9cfommen
ltao, bis bcute Die 8eltatiguug per agt
bat. So itcbt jett nabc bayan, OaB aud
III Wfte, wie ld)On LANCER in StraB6urg.
Elm Stoat5beamtcr bic @elAaite Oe8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iibernebmen wtr0,
unO ma ncnnt ais lutd)en ben ieBigen
&reISoircttor fir StraBbur9s2anO 6rei-
BERN D. Greibsr9. 6crner wurOcn in
Golmar unO in mebrercu anOeren Orteu
Die Wfaiifs unO @elauguereine, wclde
1ran50lil9e 9tamen b ben, auigcforoeyt,
olelelben IN oeuti9e un%I3uuanoeln, uuo
Tier III StraBburg miro ben ciubctmts
Iden Wfulif', @elaug' ,c.s @eieuIbaften
cueroln95 oaS Ibbalten BON Gouctrten
nnr inter Der 8eoinguug geitattet, oaB
audi ein9ewanocrte DeNtIAe Natu>
ienmabi9en 3utrltt uno Gmtritt erbal'
ten. Bur GrilGrung oieleS 9orge@en5
lit i'll btmerfeu, baB Die einbctmyI1en
Sereine uOr 1871 meiIt OtutI1e Qtamen
Iibrten uno oleielbcn erit BON oicicr .3eit
an in IranSOflde |umwonOeItcn, oaB lie
teInem cin5l9cn elN9epanoerten 0eWt.
ld)en Den Gtntritt ODER Die Iuinabmc
9eltatten uno cOniequent jeoe Ger6ins
Dung nit ocn BON NltocutiAen gcariilts
Otten 0ertinen ablcbnen. IS fam 5lpar
DOR, oaB eini9e @tItglieoer zines ejnbejs
mi 1en WfultfOereinS lib in einn Don
AlIOeutld]en 9c9rilaocten 0eianQperciu
1Og. nS@wobe Glub") aufnebmen liee
Ben aber Die 6Ol9e mar. 0aB lie BON
l4ren SanOSleutsn an8JcIAlOien war.
ocn."
9ie .3abl Der StaOirenOen an unles
rer SoAlAule iAeint audi in Oiclcm
8interIemelter 600 Sn iiberileigen unO
Oa bic SnmatriFnIatloaen nod nid)t ab,
gei9lONcn liuO, 10 bari man a%nncbmeu,
oaB tic li0 iiber ieue oeS uO:i9iabri9cn
BinteriemclttrS crDeben wjrO.
25remen. Dad eiuem 8eiAluB 0e0
Serwoltmngar0tG8 miro Der 2loDO0am,
9'se -GrouUyins 6rieoriM Wilbclm"
, 1876-12-15
Gcuti1lano.

2pnbon, IA. 9e5. 0er 9erIinee
Correspondent Der ~News" la9t iiber Die
Mabna6me bcs &ei4sratbcs be5i9Iid
bes bonn Gei6sta9e an9enommen Suits
@clcges, bob fein Gruno Su Der @nnab=
ne %eyiitirt, baB Der Jtei0sto9 eincn
Gompromib annebmer wiiroe.
Sic Serliner v&reu55eitun9" erflart'
cs lei m0sli6, boB Die Trase ii6cr Die
Or9aniIatton ecs Oeuti@en Suiti5tpcienl
5u elmer politil@cn &ataItropbe fiDren
tonne, meI6e BON GROCER Seoeutun9 fir
Die innereYoIitif0 sntIdlanos isin wiiroe
Sas Yarlams1t fat BEN Intrag, bic
Mbl0aifung Der G~infubr50qe onf Glen
biz gum l. Sauuar 1879 Su perl4iebcn,
NIT 206 9e9en l16 Stilnmen psrporfen.
, 1876-12-15

Don mulifaIilden SnItyumontcn, George
IS. Sorcs, Nuttiondr, NieaerD & So
9ers, Su6orufcr, So6nIon, N~potbeter,
George gS. 0uembn uGoipel 8onner"
Office uno Suffer & Casper, Nd6ma=
l6incr=N 9enten. Serluit $4,000.
New-O OFF, 13. DeS. Cine 0cpe,
i6e Ocs u9eralO~ aus 9ouer, RS,
meIoet; Scr 9ompffeIiel in Dem Wta.
l6ineneebdll0e Ser vGopperas= W(ine"
ouf Dem @recnpobo=S eyoe 10 Meilen
bon bier, 5erIpran9 9eltcrn Nbeno, un0
o0s GebduOe lullr0c in Nltome Serlbmct
teri. Gier Mldnher ~beTanoen It9 aur
3eit III Dem @ebGuoe, 0 melGen Spei
au9enblidIi6 9et0otet, Elm oritter t6ot-
li6 perlpurloct uno ein pierter l6redlidl
perIiiimmelt lpur0el; Dem 2ebteren lpur
ben beioe 9(u9en aus Dem &Opfe gerilIen.
Der Miai4inif Sobn q. Gtarf, elmer
Ser @et6Oteten, wuroe 200 SUP peit 9e=
iAleuoert. WaIep & Connolly, Die
G%ontraftoren Der 0tine, liebcn ben Sci
iel erit Dor furser 3eit repartrcn, uno
man betro0tete Oenielbcn ole bottom.
men 1i0er."
g +. 2ouis, IA. 0e5. Der Safe
5upe.iur" 1T Flott, aber lcdt tarf. vg8or
Gaglc" 1T flott, BAT aber Gin Sod im
Gumpf. nNlcranOer Mitdcll" pitO
our4 oos Gjs in Die 966e 9e5alten.
uNnop Sobnion" lit itarf bci0dOi9t.
v0openport" 1T big sum &eNels9ef &C.
%inafcr. u2tio gSiug," vN}inncopoli8> "
v9ob Boy" unO rNort9 8cItern" antert
li0er nnter6olb Der yGoy8c." vGolOcn
eagle" 1T g}rettet.
, 1876-12-15

s II G%6icu9oer 3eitunQcr 1T Elm ar-
gebii6esManife|t Ser uNotionat Yeteran
&cform Ni1ociotion" erldienen. :votin
be6anptct Miro, oob cine groBe Ser
lAip0run9 ge9en Die Trci6cit i'm @onQe
Iei, MD ooB Die llnter5ei6ner ~ber9tOOreIic
sn 0en 8afen greifen penn SilOen ni0t
als YrdIioent %inaugurirt miro. Sua
Ntanifeit bat Die 6orm zines %offencn
Sriefes an Den General Sherman uuo
trd9t Die llnteri6riften BON Sobn M.
9orle un0 San. Cameron. 4oerr Goric
oesoponirt inOeIen oas S0riitItiid INN
Ia9te, boB cs unterqeidlobcn leL Ooer
w~eui9Itens bon Der M6ociotiou ol8 iols
9er ausgeQc. C9r. ST.. Yt,)
Sn Soma Gitp milf cine 6rou loren
Wtann pcrlaIiel, neil er i9r lett % Sab
rem fem &leio g~efnuit. = Solte Iit e8
plrfll1 10 lcn9e oNS3eDalten Daben?
Sic Mftien Scr &oIIut6- @olominc
ltc6tn 2 Gents ouf Der Ntticnb0tIe in
San Irancisco.
, 1876-12-15
Spanien.


2onoOn, IA. Dc5. Cine Genter'=
i@e 9epei4e MaOrio meloet, oaB in
ben bastii6en YrupinScn &ube 6erri4c.
Ntebrere 9eputirte ous oielen 9robin-
sen baben ouf lire Sjbe in Den Gartea
@er5i@t scIeiitet. Die Mebr4eit Der 0e.
putirtcn bIeibt jcOo4 in Der 9oiinun9
onf @us9lei@uns Der Streiti9teiten i'm
Nmte.
GauOpas BEL Gafiao erfldrte in oen
Gortes, bab oieGe9ierung cine neucGon.
ititution i'm anfanse Oes nd4lten Sab
res in Strait 81 ieben beobli9tise.
, 1876-12-15
Neue(te tele9r. gsps(bea.
Ser &rieg i'm Orient.

5 II, IA. 9e5. SCI Serliner
Correspondent Der Zines" piOeritreitet
Den in Berlin cirfulirenoen Gcrii6ten,
baB England Die 8elebun9 8ulgarien's
gu oencbmi9en senei9t lei.
Sn Wiboin herrl6t 9roBe S6dtigfeit.
Sic Siirfen Daben 40 alte S0iHe bort
in t%ransportirt, I'M cine S6iHsbriide
nit benielben berjutellen. 4 9un5eri6ii
fe befinben li@ ooielb1t uuo Die Staot 1T
nit resuldren Sruppen iiberiiQt.
, 1876-12-15
TrGnfreih

2OnbOn, IA. 9eSbr. Ser Barrier
Correspondent Der rSimes" meloet, BAT
Die S%eile9ung Der Minilterfrilis Dem
ener9ii6en @uItreten oe5 Yrdlioenter
MtacNlabun su uerOanfen 1T. 9erielb'
oeutste an, ooB CT i'm Not4fale ni6t So,
germ wiiroe, Die Seputirtenfammer auf
5uIDlen. @ambetta loQ 9rn. 0uclerc
aIs 4'remierminiiter porgei6lu8en Da-
ben. Ser @orl4la9 erbielt jcoo9 MIDI
9~erin9ite Sea9tuns.
, 1876-12-15

GslauFen fit ben Greuntn unb BEN Wu.
@uhlifum I'M Masemeinen lbr erpBrs Eager,
irelGea aus fp!9cnpeu GeGeu brlteb.. an3ll-
bteten : lrpoeu. Mept3ine. Gbem Fallen, Mps
be- unp Solicit Altisel, S9pGtnme, acrfe,
Qsrfamerisn, Gdrblrfe, 9arts, Dele, 6snfsr.
9las. Slit etc. etc. etni&IteBli9 QQss, mas
in eiuem auttn DAssn. @el9dft eswBbnli9 81
baben lift.
Sic fibren 9Iei9faus cine arrBe @uswabl
btatiI9er prsparaiipnen ais: Sores @alatiar,
gafer's Gpcpa, Yert- @yiiBc, 3prn.S tGrfe,
Safermf0L Sasp, 2apipea, erneeni.te Wil6
etc. etc.
2anbretb'S earanttrter @arten1aameu, poz
pcn Elm VOTES Enforcement ltets porratbia 1T.
Gpnesntrirte 6rubt.& Gencsn, NrOmatili-
rrltss giraffe Won jspsr Sprte, 0epiirae aur1
Gtnmaden.
6ernsr lsnfen le bic MafmerfIamfeit auf ibre
Ielbltaena9tea preperate, psl9e eihe 20-iGbs
ril9e pIpbe beltanpen nnp fir wfl9s fe garan i.
tirfn tDnnen. nh
, 1876-12-15
9nlan0i[Ae Dspe(Arn.

In9nta a, Wte., IA. 9e5br. Gin
Seuer brad bier bielen Mlor9eu aug uno
ruinirte Oos GtabIiliement bon S. g.
Sen0ee, Photographic Trau 8ladwea
Ynsmo4rrih s, 6. 9orrp, @ertarfe
, 1876-12-15

NSS@ THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-15
Orie4enlan0.

Nt6en, IA. 9c5. Gin ncues Mini=
iterium inter Srn. GomounOouros, mel
der Su9leid ols 9rdiioent oes Meiniiter=
ratbst Mini1ter oes Snncrrl uno Suitis,
miniIter fun9irt, 1T scbilOet porOcn.
, 1876-12-15

Sn 6runfrcG modt IiA cine Dcftioe
Sppolition 9eltcno ge9en Die MT 81.
plOmen" Der Y6ilo0rlp6icr u~nipcriitdl
pruttisirenocn auslGn0li0en mo inldn-
oIlden Nerite. 5000 1T Der Yrci3 zines
iolden 9iploms.
, 1876-12-15

Girginta StaatS~W d5e1Tf
tasltp tsrausessstsa spn
9obng 9. y II.
80. 81 3m0lite straee.
ii iA III II ;, ga.
SubfertptiorS 9retfe.
:. AK Sc 90
.as spor,te SO so
sDrei Mpnate . @l oV
grelic bcr @uscigen:
Gin Sauare, Elm Mlal ~ %
Gin Saudre, amet Mel q
if!s W. s;ns Ssnhs 800
Gin Sauare, einen Wlpnds ~
Gin Sandre, bret Dtprdte "'U
@rSFere anseteen mereen niger berrdnst.
Gdt pter renieer Bel n btlpen etnen Saaare.
ale gn5eiesn fnb tn, gsraus 3a Satlen.
Die 3eituna Hiib IN Ni4mOne asb Tint
.ssaenb BON bent 3rGsern tar IS Gents per
Br6e aus9efragen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Uuitsi states. District ot Ne,ads.- lin the
matter of WALES AvERlLL, BANKRUPT. In
bankruptcy before Mr. X. strothsr. Register
In neutrality-suspicious. 10 hereby given. that .
petition has be<n Mad In said Court By Wales
Av.riil, Of the City u Virginia. County 81 Sto-
rsy. In ssid Disiriet. duly declared ahsnkrupt,
under the Act VI Congrvss approved March ..
iSJ, for 4 dischsrvs and certificate thereof
fsom all his dsbts and Other clains prorabls
under aid Act; and that SATURDAY.. the
lith day u March. A.. d is.6. at II ocloek =.
% - q day before the pislriet Court OF tbs
United States. IN Carson CITY. IL assigned ~
the time and place fr tAs hearing Of the same.
Shen AID vhera any icreditou who hsvs
proved their debts. and any person In Interest.
may appear and shov eause. II any they have.
why Toe prayer OF the petitioner should MT be
BY ors.r Of n. h~.DAaaEff.r
h CIerh Of the District Couit for aid District.
] virginia City. f.hsuary =. ls1e. feeotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT CvuRT or THE
United statss. for the District Of Nevada
In the matter OF EMMA N. KNAPP and
EMMA KNAPP. BanKrnpts, IN Banlrupicy.-
United States Of America. I i.triet Of Ne
vsdA, S. = A warrant In Bankruptcy has
been i-su-d by said Court against the estaie
OF EmmS N. Knapp and Emma Knapp, Of the
CITY Of virsinia. County ~ storey. and State
Of Nevada, In said District, who have been
duly adjudged hsnkrupts. upon their
petition; and the payment Of any. debts and
The delivery OF any property belonging TO
said hankrnpts, to them. or 10 their use, and
the transfer Of any property. by them, are
forbidden BY law. A meeting OF the creditors
Of said bahkrupts. 10 prove their debts and
choose onc or more arstgpees ~ their cptAte.
win be held At . Court Of Bankruptcy. to be
holden at Virginia. In said District, ON the
TWENTY. FIRST DAY or MARCH. 1876, att
o'clock r. y . at the once Of x. stroiher. hoom
No. Z Odd Fellows Building. corner of q and
smith streets, one Of the Registers In bank
mptcy of said District. .
United siates Marshal and Messenger In bank
ruDtcy for said District. mahti
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CmpIRE MIL AND MINING


Ia COMPANY.-Locaiion q Ifin,ipAi pise-
~ bu .ins-., San Frrncisoo. CIifurnis.
Locsilum of works. Gail hih. storey eounty,
Nevada .
Notice IL hereby given. that At q meeting %:
m. Baari OF Dircctors. held ON the - day OF
March. lsss. an assessment mo. I'll OF One Doi-
lAs l&il per sharc Was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. tn the Secretary. al
the once Of the Company. Room ID Ha, ward's
Huiliins. No. aip California street. San frzD-
CLEO. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid On the 5th day OF April. 1876,
win be delinquent. and Advertised Tor sale
Al public auction, and uairss payment L. made
before will b. sold ON TuESDAl. the 18Th
day April. ls,d, To pay the Delinquent asses-
mcnt. together with costs OF afsenis'ng anu
expenses Of sale. 20
liz order OF ths Board Of Directors.
W. v. DEAN, Secretary.
ONES : Room - iiAyvsri's buildins. ti9
California street. San vrsnei>eo. California.
mrItu HHH Lao ..... .
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EpwAsp TnAyroEp. . wealthy young
Englishman. IL the sensation In Denver
at prsssnt. He bought . ranch. fur
nishsd IL magnihcentiy. and then aban.
doned Il 10 tho stock tenders. Ho then
started q variety show and spent some
more money. After which he fell In
love with Emma Dunning. sister Of Al
ice. gave the troupe . grand banquet.
and married the young actress.
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the greatest nuisanees In . theater
are the young men Who know all about
the plays and tho actors. and are 90 Ill.
hammered o. to keep up . continual
c~ouversation during tho performance.
They generally 20 in for nothing. and
ars so disagreeabls as 10 mako an audi
snco wish tho manager would knock
their dead heads of.
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the Indians al Niagara Falls are
jelous because Spotted Tail and his
party arc going to set up tents at the
Centennial in Philsdslphia. and say
that n they como any nearer than that.
they will Be ''aithsr gttsin' themsilves
into a divil ov . row. so they will. Be
jabbsrs."
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HIsynaiu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOT :.
And In accordance VIM Law and IN order III
the Board OF Directofr. made on the 18th day a
January. 1915. 20 many shars OF each parcel
oi such stock ~ may DO necessary will be sold
at public auction, NJ the efico q the Company
Room No, n Hsywsrd's Building. 4iD al.
ifornia street. san rrsncisco, California. on
hour Of . O'Clock '. u. Of such day. To pay
said delinquent asrevvnent thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
RICHARD ID. MOVES. Secretary.
Onic~-No. n Ilayward's Building, tip Call.
fornia street, San Prancirco, California.
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DIVIDEND noTIoT,

MAsosIc sAvInos AND LOAN BANK.
b sssssl & bi S.,a.s" y n. H., :;::,si = .:
!: ~, 2 Dividend vas declared 4 ne nis 81
~ W - os.t. pef s.uun % TEN Deposits
ordinasy Dsposits. fss ~ '-ssni-sasuai tam
sreias yss.sryi q, iss, FlsSls On ssd sitsr
~ In n. I. uHxvIa. sss,sssry.
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noI.oE N sAMkRveIoY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TUE
Uaitsd staisr. In and Cor the District Of
..eot 81 AssIgnee. The uafer-isnei hereby
gives notice Of his appointment. a. the first
msstIns e ersdifers. q Assignee Of IN. Estaie
n WEsRY J. cRANPrON and n. l.. NO.
GINS. nankrspts. Of The q unity o. story,
sists of Nevada, within said District. who
have been adludsed bsnkrupt. upon Their own
pe'ition. nAfkh' Ar-s,s
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DISSOLUTION or oo-PART.

TEE coPARryERsuIP HERETOFORE
u sxlsting aaa hnown BY the nrm name q
DikRMAN 4 BAutlOr, IN he rfonssr H.
saived By nuinal consent Charles banhof
will continue the business 81 the zane plsee.
and 10 fully empowered 10 settle all The e.
counts Of the latc arm. All persons Indebted
viii picass eSns forward snd rstfle.
JULIUS HERMAN,
CHAs. n BAUtlOr.
Cod IIiii, New. March 10. is5s. MIRO 100