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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
PrOmiscuous Shooting or White Citizens
Around Monroe.
A Reign or Terror White Families Flee.
Ing for Safety.
From the Associated Press.l

From the Associated Press.l
Col. Geo. w. McCranie, Of the
Ouachita Telegraph, sends the follow
ing to the Associated Press:
MONROE, La., Aug. 29.--Tbis city and
vicinity is greatly excited because OF the
firing into last night OF the residences
OF David Faulk and Isaiah Garrett and
attempt to kill Lamy Faulk, planters,
living on the river below here. Mrs.
David Fauik has been dangerously i'll
for weeks. Her bedroom was the target
of the assassins. Mr.. Garrett's house
received about seventy bullets. Mr..
Lamy Faulk saw two men, both col
Cape. aiming ut him, and went on.
Several white families In the vicinity
have come to this place for safety, and
appeals have been made to the vol
unteer companies here for assistance
No cause can be imagined for this out
rage, which has thrown the whole
parish into intense excitement, and
spread terror among the white families
OF this section, where the greatest quiet
has hitherto prevailed.
It Is thought that this trouble Is the
sequence OF disturbance occurring last
Saturday ut a Republican barbecue,
when eight or ten whites, present by
invitation, we're rudely treated by the
negroes, their lives threatened, and were
forced to leave the grounds to pacify the
infuriated blacks. who drew repeaters
and otherwise exhibited the ferocity Of
desperadoes. Fortunately the firing at
the houses did no serious damage, al
though the shot In each case entered
the bedroom. Steps have been taken
to preserve the peace and prevent the
recurrence of similar disturbances.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
aON. LOUIS A. Willie ON TnE STUMP.
E0ect Of MIS- speech In st. Charles Parish
Un the 10Th August.

Erect or MIS- speech In ~. Charles Parish
ss the lDth August.
A grand ratification meeting OF the
Democratic and Conservative citizens oi
this parish was held on last Saturday
evening In the beautiful and'shady pecan
grove above the plantation OF +. A. Lu-
ling, Eco, and WAS one OF the most sat.
isfactory meetings our people have had
since the reorganization of the Demo.
cratic. Conservative party OF this parish.
Many colored citizens were present, and
we understand were highly pleased with
the moderate and conservative views a.
expressed by Hon. Louis A. Wiltz, our
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, and
have made up their minds to help him
at the ballot-b box next November to drive
out Of power the corrupt party that has
been 80 long sucking out the very life.
blood Of the people.
Mr.. Wiltz told our colored fellow citi-
zens the truth, and they went back to
their homes wiser and happier men. he
told them that no power could again
enslave them. or deprive them OF their
rights and liberties equal with every
other citizen In this country, no matter
what may be the color Of his skin he
explained to them that they had a per-
feet right to vote for the party Of their
choice, and that no one could deprive
them OF that right; that they must aid
crusade OF reform: that they suffer
equally with others from the vile and
corrupt party that now govern the State.
and that they would be equally benefit
cd by a change.
Mr.. Wiltz will be long remembered In
this parish. The people, both white
and black, wish to hear him again. He
Ii doing good work In Louisiana. He ID
the man for the whole people, and is
worthy Lieutenant Governor for the
gallant Nichols. Weekly Mirror.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30

A large meeting was held In Alto,
Riohland parish, Aug. II. Preparations
~Sra made fora grand barbecue to be
MA fhe ssme week as the great Mon.
roe , meetinR. Satisfactory railroad ar
ranoemente were made.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.


sPKClAL NOTICE.
Ts 0ranA EooFe aaA Rod River Ship
porss Ms
Tho 6tsemer BART ABLE will make one
more trip herself In the GRAND ECOkK trade.
leaving. a. usual, on SATURDAY, Bepf. .. al
8 p. m. 0EO. G. HAMILTON. Master
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
UPPER COAST.

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND BATON ROUGE
5Ehi-WEEKI.T PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY Mt IL M, and
/, H. SATURDAY at D r. u.
i&aaeaAtI The passenger steamer
-. JOAN,
Frank Bergeron, master, j. 9. Bcrgeron clerk,
Returning every FHfDAY and MONDAY
EVENINGS.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
e. 0. MELANCON, 80 BienviIle street..
p. .6.-The St. John will represent Capt. Alien
JumeI and the steamer Iberia In the Coast trade.
auig II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
River N ews.
ovrucx NEw OnLxAxs DxMocaAr

OrrIoE New ORLKANs DEMOCRAT. [
Wednesday. August 40 ts7c-i2 m. :
the undersigned, in assuming charge Of the
River Department Of tho DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
specially s0icits from his steamboat friends q
continuance Of the patronage SO ltberally ex-
lended during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30


NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
.POETATION COMPANY bTEAME1s6
Mary Louise. Texas.
II. r. Bryhrly, ss Itfus N9. >.
Col. A. r. konns. w. J. BshaD,
- % ss''s. FOR sHREsEpcaT' WIZ 'isysJhHet sJhHetrKs.
kxssMi<l.e. son, Upper Rcd Rlver. Mtnden
, ConshAtta. Grand Ec9re, A19xans
dria Hnd all way and plantation landingB-LeAvs
Ing New Orleans ~ follows:
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. August 30. at y. m: 6
r.. r. DRYARLY,
w. 4. bcovell. master.
No wharfboat charges will be made on freight
consigned 10 the com pany at tho mouth Of kod
Hyer.
Torwarding freights consigned 10 the company
At New OrisAqs viii be handled free Of drayaxe
and commissions.
yor freight tor Or p'ssssage, aRply on board p ti,s
aravfsr strsst. JOS. A AIKEN president.
HrTE L Cabin, REfTTT6NS NJ kPffEK. f-
dfS LORD McPEAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
MARINE NEWS.
n. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE, Aug. 20. ls7s

Arrived this Merning.
No arrivals from sea.
sTKAMBoArs
Frank Pargoud. White. from Greenville
Wawen0ck. Taylor. from Lower Coast.
Dawn. Truslow. from Shreveport
Willie. BLANKS. from Trenton.
Receipts this Morning.
GREENvILLE-Per steamer Frank Pargoud
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wswanock-
LOWER C6Asr-per steamer Isabel-s7l SKIS
ISt ISSHtRHEisvviEipoRT-Per steamer Dawn-s. bales
cotton (6 new) $40 SKIS oil cake 40 SKIS oil cake
TREN fONoPer RI steamer cam Wiliie-as bales cot
ton Is new) 1920 slaves IT head stock.
BY Railroads.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r.
bale cotton 172 SKIS wool 66 SKIS rough rice 46l
NE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Il hhds tobacco 20 bbls whisky 240 bbis potatoes
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Hudson, eager. for New York
A Noulton
Arrived last Evening.
Brit ship Belgravia Bell, 10 DAYS fm Liyerp1a,
TO Lowell Bailey-4th dis.
Golden Rule. Shinkle. from Cincinnati.
Belle Albert. -. from Bayou BBuf
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Waloon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Hudson-1al7
bales cotton SO bales iron clippings 2IT hhds TO.
baeco $50 SKIS oil cake 100 bbls Oil $50 bdls hides
Receipts last Evening.
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Golden Rule-,s
bales cotton l6 hhds tobacco Iss bbls mnlasaes
3es bbls whisky 10e2 bbs nour 500 bbls pork s hf
bbls lard 400 kegs do II cks bacon 81 tcs hams.
lot railroad uos.
LOWERoOOAST-Psrs seoamer Trner--
. i6VTE cdd FH3eeo o66'sar-r,r 66'ss7a ..,.,..- v.,oo.
bbls rice 2os sks rough rice r. bales moss.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
WANTS.

NTANTED-A SITUATION IN A CONNER
w cial house ~ book keeper or account salet
clerk, having an experience OF twenty-five
years. Address T." care Lock Box Vs.
NyANTED-A STEADY RELIABLE BU6l-
w noes man, Of larEe experience a. book.
keeper, WnptR to mako a engagement with
sons Good hose 81 tho commencement Of the
business season.. 4 mQferat salary exPected.
upenoeg4e4e{ ~ EeSacencse givea; Hsase
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
oPELoUsAs.


REGULAR INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAS
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 5 D. m.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, August ., 1875,
T. - FOX WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
sas Port Barre. simmsport, Church.
VILE and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtabeau-Th
new and light draft passenger steamer
TRENTON,
N. Kenfson master Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk,
leaves AZ above. connecting at SimmspOrt with
light draft boats, giving through bills ladin9 to
Bayou des Glaizes For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or TO ADAMS b WORK.
AUS Agents. Commercial Alley.
INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET. r 81 ase5a
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 8 .. m.
G> FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
~ Barry; y; chuEch,ylills: Bayou Dee
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and all intsrms.
diate pOtnts-The light draft passenger steamer
ROHT. YOUNG, 4
I'm place Of 81. Nary
w. h, Daniel. master. j. u. schmidt. clerk
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HITE Il CAkLIN 3 Tehoupifoulae
Connecting at 6immsport with steamer Baliio
for Baynn Des Gaizet. dele Inn
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30

~ 0aa1rooM.
NEW 0R1 1ANB AND TEXAS RAiLROAD--
INV VEk tHNS. sr LOUIS AND CHICAGO
B Aug ss-4s bales cotton and sundrias ID
order.
Meno4oM1a. V@s
fBy telegraph
NEW Yonx. Aug. 30. 1870
To A Houlton, Agent:
The eteamsh!p Knickerbocker arrived a& II
o'clock last night.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30

1 EAyme0t
promstnsss and At the lowest rates. ivan sm
BEWARE or SUMMER COLDS.
I. I, 4 Z Z
FOR A. SPEEDY CURE. USE
Laplaos's Indian Tsrnip Psotoral Balm
Safe and Palatsble Remedy for Coughs.
Colds. Asthma II is specific also In whotDing
Cough. children taking 1t without objection.
Price, One Dollar.
Sold At all we'll assorted Drug Stores. ard by
the Dr0'r'''0r' =. LArLAcE.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
p and 3 Elysian Fields street. Now Orleans.
iy2o Sn2p am day
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Will secure their advances by supplying lin
Their Cotton Planters
TEXAS COTTON WORM
DESTROYER,
A SURE POISON PoR CArisxPILLARs.
ONE POUND
SUFFICIENT FOR FOUR ACRES.
SEND FOR PAMPHLETS.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
HI. j. RIVET,
GENERAL AGENT POp yOvJISIANA.
Pharmaceutist and Druggist,
DRUGS. CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
TRyHES. and
PERFUMERH.
PRkNCR PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
PROPRIETOR or
The Celebrated PEYCHAUD'S BITTERs'
DIPLOMA AND MEDAL AWARDED
DY THE
LOUISIANA STATE FAIRS, 1870
and 1871.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
PRICEs MODERATE.
IS Chartres Street and 8e Bienville Street,
au7 I'm NEW ORLEANS LA.
WANTS.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
BAYOU SARA

- - FOR BAYOU SABA. WATERLOO.
LG1Hk1 Hermitage. Port Hudson, Baton
kou9e. Plaauemine and Postoffics
landings-The United States mall semi~weekiy
OUACHlTA BELLE,
I'm place OF steamers Gov. Allen and W. 8. Pfke.i
J. j. brUWll. nist3Lt3I.
m, for Bayou Sara,
H1TE 4 OARLIN. Agts,, Q Tchoupitoulas ct,
d7s sm A. g. HODDfN. 81 Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30

NEW YORK-Per steamship Hudson-1al7
bales cotton so bales iron clippings 2l7 hhds to-
baeco $50 SKIS oil cake 100 bbls Oil $50 bdls hides
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30
oUACHITA RIVER.


NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR 0UACHITA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET,
Leaves every "WEDNESDAY. ats p. m,
~ - FOX OUACHITA CITY, MONROE
lsa41&11S Trenton and all landings on Black
and Ouachita rivers-The fine. HGht
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE,
I'm place Of Ouachita Belle and Lessie TAYLOR
Y. A. Blanka master.
will leave ~ above. making connections with
light draft steamers for all the tributary streama
For freight or passage apply or board.or TO
Capt. r. A. BLANKS. President.
No. 2 Canal, corner Delta street
HITE d CABIN, BRlTTON Il EPPLER.
ADAMS 4 WORK. LORD 4 McPEAKE. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30

Iuo CdI pct- ., duu duN NlScu tIlc u6
groes to cut loose from them.
The Republican party. OF Pointe
Coupee. so says the official parish pa
per, desire that the Democrats of the
parish shall have representation on
the local ticket. Party politics Ii Ger
tainly milder in Pointe Coupee than liz
any other portion OF the State, and the
Radicals there more decent and respect
able.
It is generally believed that the
Eighth Senatorial District-Assump.
ton, Lafourche and Terrebonne-is q
slightly Republican District. It is quite
different. By Kellogg's census, the
which, allowing five inhabitants to one
voter, would give white majority of 81
in q total vote OF 9l26.
Gen. F. T. Nichols spoke at Billions
store, st. James parish, last Sunday, to
a large audience composed OF whites
and blacks, Democrats and Repub-
licans. The st. James Sentinel (Rep.
compliments his speech as sensible,
well-timed and temperate, and says that
it believes that IL he Is elected ne will
make determined effort to suppress ali
disorders in the State. though 1t seems
to doubt his abinty to accomplish this
end.
The Homer IHdd is OF the opinion thai
the constitutional amendments to be
voted on at the coming election cannot
be put in force, even II they were car
ried. The order declares that every
amendment shall be published three
months Ia the official journal Of each
parish. As this has not been carried
out, the omission alone, It thinks, will
vitiate all the proposed amendments.
The primary election Tor the nomina
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-30

Golden Rule, Shinkle, from Cincinnati.
Belle Albert. -. from Bayou BBuf.
+ Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast.
Waloon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25
SUMMONS.

Tn THE DfsrnICr COURT OR THH
l First Judicial Disiiiet IL the State 81 Ne.
vsda 10 and Tor the county Of storey.
.; i. WOOD. Plaintiff. VI. a. ". wOOD. be-.
AeiI,n bmueht In ID. District cour, oi the
firrt Judicial District of the stAie Of Nsyais,
In and for the county of storey, aud tLs com.
plaint hled In said coanty. 10 the oniee II the
Clerk OF said District Court. on the nth day Of
May. A. u. 1910.
The state ~ Nevada sends gnetlnc 10 "a. ".
WOOD. Dtfendsnt: iou sfs hereby required 10.
appear Ia an action brought against you BY The
abo,e-balnef plsiniin. In The District Court Of
ib. First Julieisl District ~ IN. State VI Ne
NaiA. Ia aud for the couniy ~ storey. ana
answer the compliant hl.d therein ~iiis ten
days exclusive " The day Of s~sr,isej After tbs
service on yvu of this ~ n inan.. IL served in
,sld county. or IL served cat of said county,
within twenty days. aud IN aIl other esses forty
days. az Judgment by default will he taken
complaint.
The ,aid aeiion IL Lfoaght 10 obtain . Iude.
unsni AID devrec of raid Court Disabling tho
ionds OF piattiipony now existing betx, en you
AID plslnun. awarding IN pisiniin the care.
custody aud control Of the minor children,
JsIne W. Wooi and flors .. Wood, issu. Of the
marriage brtwecn you aud pls,ntin for costs ~
tuht aId counsel feer aud llso q deere. " paId
cour awarding 10 plaintiff the cole o~ner-h,p
OF ,be community properly now owned by yon
s's ftashtths ''hsirhhI W y uoulfffftls eul
situate In the town Of Gold mn. county OF sio.
Iey. and Described ~ follows. % wit /. 1 OF NUN.
her Twenty l2DD. In Block Nnmber One ~,
lianee ID. A. known and designated nJab the o.
ne,al pist o. map Of The town of 0old HlIl. to-
gether with . dwelling situated ID. reon and the
hon eholi furniture, all Of Oh. value of oLs
Thousand dollars OF thereAboui-. for csurs ~
setioB. plsintin alleges fallnr. and neglect on
,our part 10 pryii. plsintir and your children
with the common nece-rsrss 81 life. All Of
NIlleh UII mas. fullN 1855 H. A..
plaintiffs complaint herrin on die. q copy u
which you are herewith served.
And You ere her, by notified that 10 lou fail
IN answer tbs complaint. the sali plaintiff will
apply 90 the Court for the isliei therein de.
msnded.
Given under my hand aud the seal of The Dis.
trict Court Of the fipi Judicial District Of the
State 90 Nevada. In and Tor the county % sto-
rey. this s0ih day OF MAY. In the year sf oar
Lrd ole Thousand eight hundred snd seventy
Sin.
IsEALl ". q. THOMPSON. clerk.
by q. u. SsssIoss, Deputy Clerk.
N~ a.Is.. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOrIcR No. 3iS.
q. y. survey No. IFS.


TT q. LAND OYPicg, CARSON CITY, M.
". vads. May -. isI6. Notice IL hereby
given that the 'suPERlOR GOLD AND nile
yRK MINING COMPANY. a corporation duiy
organized ard existing under the lass Of The
State of CxliforDia, whose ~ tofice address
and principal pisco Of b%a-iner- IL san nan
CLEO, California. has ihi. day. by J. n. No
KNIGHT. IT. Sup, rinieDdcnt aud duly suth.r-
Tied agent. made application q a United ststrr
patent for fifteen hundrd lisdJj linear feet Of
the "sicwait Lode" bearing sold aud silver.
tpgether with surfso. ground sis bundled ie.t
~ width, situate. lying aud being In ID. uoli
Hill Mining District, 10 ~, county aud state OF
Nevada, known and designated On the field
note. and Official plat ~ United States survey
or Lot No. LIS. Ia steiion 81. Township "
Lorth. Of hange ~ east. Mount Diablo M ridisn.
the exterior boundaries oi .aid Lot No. iss he.
Ing - follows. a. wit: Beginning 81 q Tort
marked No. I. ". \. Survey No. iJs. located
about seyeniy.nye feet below the Ophir Orzds,
on the n0rth eide " Crown Point ~Iisvine. sDd
whence bears the cross IN the Catholic Church
In God It'll soatb az degree, esst fiag-fsn
On Fort Homestead routh sss degrees east.
flagstaff Oh Mount Fuller north 81. desres
west the quarter section corner on the -outh
line % section 81. Township " north. hsi ~ ~
east. Mount Diablo meridian, south ~ degrees
west, 1913 feet. aud running from said post M.
! tir-t North sos degrees wet 80
feri. to Post No. 2. Thence. second cour-e-
WIN w ~ ~ tAf'N WV" 49,
P,st No. \. Thence. ihini e~onre-soulh nS
degrees east GAO feet, Ia r0.t Ma. 4. Thence.
fourth course : south 10 degreos b. minutes .ari
l,i00 feet. % Post No. o.. Thence. NTH cour'e-
North e0S degree. west aD feet, to Poet Mol
the point of beginning containing ~ tl'luD
acres. Bearings tNpfr-rsd nom the true rntri.
dian, MAGNETIC variation IL degrees " minutes
sart. The 'abor aud improvements consist Of
. shan snd tunnel, eacessiing 70 In value.
survey mAie 10 sccom with record % loeailon.
1A.. Alauf.u A. .saanNa an The .AllI LA n I'M
tario 90. JAny'- claim. and ~ the other sides
by ubknow claimants. This location Vas duly
p-cofded In BOX "B"of Locations. PAs. 2ss.
Story I ouniy Records. kept At The once Of the
County Recorder of STOREY county.
Any aud Ali person. claiming Adversely any
portion Of said SUPERIOR ooid and silver Min
Ing u. mpany'- claim are required Ia Gle thsir
adverse ciaim with the Register u the United
Siaier LSid Ofie.. at Carson city. New. during
the sixiy.da,s lsHod of publication hereof. or
they will be ! aired by vita, 81 the provisions
of the statute.
inye3 est A. wAIIz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25
ORDINANCE NO, 70.

A ORDINANCE To AUTHORIZE THE
~ Issuance II hond- to dsirsy the conttn'
gent expenses of the Town ut uold hiIl.
Passed July u. A. ID. lsId.
The Bcsrd Of Trustees Of the Town Of Gold
Hill d. ord.in.
SECTION | The President AMI Clerk 81 the
roani % Trustees Of the Town af Gold Hnl
ere hersby snthoriz-d anal required Co i.-u. four
hobi- of the Town oi eold III i. In IA. sum of
-is thousand dOllars each. United States gold
coin.
sEc . sa,d Load- shall be &, such form q.
the President and the Clerk Of said ba ! may
prescribe. . a shall he signed by said officers.
sbi .hall b. 81 the effect that the Town u told
ulil 10 hoard aId holden. and will pay 10 the
holder OF hoid-r- IL -aid hoods the -um u
money -~v.rally named tb.reir. In two years
from the date thereof. With Interest thereon 81
the rate of Que psr c-nt. Per month. United
States gold coin iatsrr-t payable quarterly.
rsc. 3 tn. monss ~rrcriy-d Nun the sale and
Issuance of tho sid bonds shall BE- s.t apart
and placed by the Town Treasurer In the Con
tinsvnt fand. to he appropriated only Be such
parpo-e- As the Board of r,u-iee- MAY direct
by their order.
sac. 4. The Tre.-ar,r q the Town Of Gold
Hin -hall pay ,sii bonds. 10 the hold ror hold
er- thsr,of. upon rrc-eaistiou. according. ."
ls~.
h" In i"'es frOa. the date 81 y. P.
President ofihs Board of Trustees OF the Town
% Gsolt Mn.
D. n. H.HHIs. clerk pro ten.
Gu motion. Ordinance Me-. - wa. paced by
the foliswins vote: Ayes-rrustesv CAIrick anil
o. aud President psnchy. Scs--none.
Attest; ,. u. m,ki,is. cLrh pno TEN.
ANA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 5i,.
u. =. sur,s, No. so.

TT n. LAND offlcE, AT CARSON. sR.
". yada. Jane ", is.s. Notice l. hereby
given that EMANUEL STERN HERMAN
scnOsRMAN aud ADAM LEicIIrRH, by
their Attorney In iact ani ca. osDeT, ADAM
LRlCHTkR lwho.- lo-i' f,ce aiircs. l. 81 The
Ciiy OF Virginia, Stale % !, ysial. hsys msI.
spp,lcstion for twelve hundri linear feet. run.
binf 10 = norihefly abd soath.Ily direction
Alons the line of the lode az lssd. siiuat. la the
Gold Hill Mining District. Storey couniy. tho
'ame being = quartz lode. aud l-arlng gold ana
silver. and of Which they are the 10 nsrs, sna
dig, spnrs aud angles. vita surface r'ound
va urdtri feet In width. embracing i0.lto
acres. and described upon pla, and field D,t,-
on hle In my ofi'es aud posted ob ihe claim ~
follows BeSinning at = poet nsrked Number
One tL. n. Survey No. 60, insir aioni ! .GsD
feet nonhwestsriy ~ the old toll safe "a the
American Flat rOAi thence cumming from aid
Post No. .; flr-t fOuise-souih 90 degrees
.ast aDi feet, "a Post No. ? 81 the Gs.-ria com.
pany's Us. survey No. ". boub ~ degrees
east, distant 2tj f.st the smoke stack ~ the
tock Island Loi.iing works aud ~. hag.tsn gu
Mount Davidson north 49,. degrees east the
hsg.tzf on the new Caledonia holriitg works
north tGS degrees ss-t; the mouth Of the Viz.
Ginia and Trneiee Iiaiiro.d tunnel .oath ~ lie.
srre- . minutes east. Thence running from
said Poet No. .. second conr-@ -souih 81 de
grcer east feet. 10 Poet No. J. WHENCE
bears the SOUTHEAST corner % section "a, Town.
ship 10 bons, Range ~ east. Noun Diablo
meridian. south an degrees east ! .0?G feet die.
iant. Thence third course-Nouh u, degrees
wet aD feet. t0 fort No. 4. Thence fOurth
c0nrre Worth ~ degrees north Ian feet. To
Poet No. ]. tine place u beginning. containing
Z s.lo aefrr. bearings expressed f,on the tn.
meridian - MAGNETIC variation. lsy degrees
eaAt. Survey made 10 accord with issord
NJ location daily reeoniei In hook X Page
81, storey County kecoris. kspt nj the oric. 81
the County leeonisr of Storey county. Nevada.
The claim l. bounced by no Known eislm-
ants. The nsaie-t surveyed mineral claim 10
The Gsotgia Compaby's mining claim, a.. n.
Survey No. ~. IN the north.
The labor aud Improvement. consist ~ y
tunnel 90. hundred Ret IN length, eicseiing
tSJ IN value.
Any and all person. claiming adversely any
pot Ion % said mining gfound. ~ hsfsinhefors
describe. are required Ia 1le their adverse
claim with The Register ~ the unii.d states
Land Once a. Carson City. In the state of Ne
,Ada. during the sixty.days peiioi of pnbliss.
Hon hereof. OF they will he barred by sifias of
the Provisions OF the statute.
lelG esd A. Waltz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN Tux DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
i United stsie-. Tar the District of Ne.
v~sis--fn the matter NJ e.. .. MErCALf. q
Bankrupt, IN baniruptey United states 81
America. District Of Nevada. "a A warrant In
Bankruptcy has heen i--ned by said Court
against the estate OF q. 4. Mste.lf. of the
City % virg hia. Caanty ~ storry. and State
af Neysds. In rsid District, ~ho hs. been
duly sdiudeed bankrupt. upon his own petit.
tion anil N. payment OF any debts and
the delivery of sny property belonging to
said bankrupt. IN him. or To- his nee. and
the transfer OF any property BY him. are for.
hiad~n ny Law. A meeting Of the ereditor-
&c said bankrupt. To- prove their debi- and
choose on~ or more a-sisnse- of his r-tlie,
will h. hshi st . Conrt of bankruptcy. tn he
hallrn Il the United = ates Court reon Ia Car.
.sn Citv, tefor~ the Jndr, of said Court, on
the TWENTY-FIVE DAY Up July. A. ID.
ISIS. 81 " oisoek A. n.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
Omitted states vzrshsi and Messenger In Hank
~ tcy fs said District. i3std