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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-11-09

I WILL attend at the following times and
l. places, in Lincoln County, Tennessee,
for the purpose of collecting the State,
County, School and Corporation Taxes for
the year 1876:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
P1SSENG Frs SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-fa stsaln,h,p prfs,a nay g5 SIs "
Brnun aui lam y IeOntiuc StarckJOf ars MARY Stauue
Mrs H. Matelath. cld infant aud nurse MIS- NltIDy "
and two children H. 81 Dunn, h. W. Evans Joseph CON
smith Major and Mira y. Kenneworth aud chi N ~
Fihche Weaver aud hfr Aiphoas ~ Wraver Wlih'i
Miller NJ Fellnger Miss Rose W. SNit2er, MIS-. hlahts
q eek J Biarr. C. II. r. Ahrrns 3rs. Ai0f kufivn ano
children, Or. John f. = cray, Hermann O9ilman' luTs
M ~hrplarf, ~ SOnricnsen. Samuri Nalflnann u MOI
msnn Jacobi i1ckharlt, }. hub 7, o. T. wiams III
X X BarthOld, ". IIihrchs ami son, ~ N"nNlnstL
Max Nahm, Mrs Rpss Nahm, Jnlus prinntl
Demub, Miss Kate Dennib, MIS-. Maiy i}snnn % =,
.iiIer aud r. che two Gu llren. ann W
rant Miss FmrA Bru.ci-rL r. p. Dem SCH. Joseph kosen
lla IuStay rr.ygang Oswald OclscEzcgrr, j. Sainhf
Leopold S6lnrr Alfred Paie Joseph steiner Charts Mar.
On, Anderson. Mr. AID Mrs Anton ocIupi, Miss MAR
srinpr Mr. and Ferdinand Mueller. ~ and Mis JONI
K chi Mr. amt MIS- H. Mittrisfseit a. fTsr X wssS'f
1.,.L jo-rph Rsuslrin, lsdure Iaf. j. jacobs. MITE -
Hri,trg Emma Brnbn, 80 Emma Gr15n, NIT 81
MI Mrs. N lazy North. er ana Mis ffahc
vry "a hircl infant, Mrs Katharine SltVeS W.
chIrsr aud infant j. T. Keeling. Mrs jeanette /rlI ~"
tv 81 firet M n, Mrs T. tgo Oh arrn ain 10
fan u T. and Mrs. Charles Ncfwa ID, chd ans lhsh SrS.J
Wafer Mrs. trtz frsntzun child aDd hiAh| "AA ''
stein 49,, M , A..
FOR RERMUDA-In steamship Crntrna, Nay 23;-I~ Nc
BEAN lieut. Fr.bg iBe Busbs Absion PITCHER MIS- l. sy
war bliss rucAer, JOID WiisUn. A. ". Cooper
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TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit Of the Society for tho Reformation OF
Juvenile Denquents against Butler nndi Others 10 prevent
performances in the Globe until license is paid has
been eetted. 80,
In the suit of Leo Rosenstein against Matilda
for an absolute divorce Judge j. r. Daily IN sp
cial Term o, the Common Pleas granted motion yesaty
al defendant $40 cOLSh lecs S@9 r0A t"i "''
ana 81 3 a week for the children. pending tho suit
Mrs. Mary Love sued Dreyfus x Co, before Judge
Van rni ysieray for 900 the death Of hor son. WHO
,r,, n,rtrr er,noved by defendants AZ Nos ann
IN, while load ~ BE aims y iS
fell through badly hurt That he dieh
almost Immediately. The complaint was d.oInissen
In the suit of Pavonst.dt and Others against I'LL
lespe and Others reported yesterdays ImBr when inc
Question was whether teas delivered g the defendants were
All. on credit and tho title had passed - the and As 'hs
failed 10 Their assignee in Lrprcy, whether me sae
was icourl, 10 plaintiffs had sill ule ~ ihf goo
Ien the drfspdan brcame bl1krlpis tho jury In supreme
y.EterlaY before Judge DyAilin it'n W
plsntlrs The plairfs got back t,r teas nu ,oi w W
nneons fixed the valls at 67ly 63 James Cater"P
tearrfor pa nun Larocque MacFaria1d Tor deIeudshl
Tho trial of the snt of A. j. Il ecker against the
city was ended yestcrhy Pleas Trial Term before
il dye Van BrInt latter part OF IYosds rule Vaihh
zion Of the cy property casd for and Mr. BlescAer ana
two other assessors appointed TO fix the value OF e
uharycs par.s armoros. and other properly beongng
directly 1he valuation covered aIpohS oIcI
Central Park. and showed properly IN NE el
the assessois ca ned payment amount fer esch 10 90 g
Tie Cont roller offered 5000 suits Lave oeon br"gh
by All oil tie Mr. lorckers sui was III ytsle
"a aud appeared that his comp, psatnn Ns 70 uAc
e outrolor. with interest all $lolo o. when e'eS 'e
a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

RELATIONS WITH THE SOUTHERN CHURCH.
IxIwAaTp DISCUSSIONS on SEVERAL sUBJhCrs-
MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS on rUnLI-
cArIoNs-BRIsK DEBATE on THE Two-DR.
TAINAGK PLEADS FoR FRATERNITY WITH The
cuUpcu at THE soUTu-APPRovISG THE IN
poRcEMgST OF TIE SUNDAY LAW.
The regular order of the day in the Presbyterian
General Assembly yesterday was the report OF the
Committee on Publications, which was read by the
Rev. Dr. Campbell of Rochester. report IN regard
TO dancing was adopted. The rules were suspended,
aud Dr. Talmage introduced resolutions in regard TO
fraternal relations with the Southern branch of the
Presbyterian Church. which gave rise TO an excited
discussion in which Dgs. Talnage Musgrave, Van
Dyke. and Others took part. The resolutions were
referred to the Committee on Correspondence. DIR.
Prime made the report of the Committee which
VISITED Philadelphia and held conference with the
Centennial Commissioners Wednesday. The
Assembly adopted resolution, offered by DR.. VIII
liam Adams, approving the attempts made in this
city and Brooklyn to put end to liquor selling on
Sunday minority report of the Committee on
Publications was read by the Rev. Dir. Mckinney OF
Pittsburgh. Both reports were discussed III Inc
Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

world and bind 1t with golden chain a ao s an
feet OF God. His speech was greeted Win hucu r.
plause. TIE Rev. JOHN L'ng OF the Church ~ lanai
referred 10 the sympathy bet ween the people % %
and OF the Uuted states and expressed tne bore that e
two countries woui unite In snbduugtb Whoie h"oi
can continent 10 the service OF Christ -,
THE Rev DR. Roberts OF the Welsh Calvinlsuc Chu,cu
O, said that he could address the Assembly
ms brethren because hs Presbyt rian belief aithonsn
he preached read and prayed III Welsh He SAN mar
the nation could neve he converted until me Spill 81
God Was poured out and he hoped the Cbureh WOMB
pray earnestly for such result He repesteu y, "a
Welsh h,lnn and then produced tumuit VI laueh'er ~
advising the reporters present not to msSpcl any o lr
words lanes Cr1il Of Canada said tLat the Pres!,o
Ran Church In Canada among the youngest OF the
Churches, but 1t promised To- be among Tue
greatest before many years TIE congregations
now numbered more than 1000. and there
were 500 mission stations well supported. Luz
large extent country lying to the pgSn.sea
to be a rich field. One missionary reported ZoOo COZ
verIs in a single yoar. Tne Rev Dr. > ~ Morrow dele
gate from the Uniled Presbyterian Church OF America
said that the church which lie represented niigt 20 r.
red as some hat stand and conservative, rather tsn
IrJcrcssive but 10 trying to do the work OF thIs
as hest IL could. The church numbered anoui ~
congregations and mission stations. The Rev. T. A. Col-
Iier OF the Reformed Church Bishop W. r. NehOisOh
and the Rev. +. ID. Nell delegates from the heloinen
Episcopal Church. and Or. W NJ Taylor Of the BioadwS
Taheriacie delegate from the congregational Cnufo"
also addi ssscd tho meeting.
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DTCrSIONJ-siAYo IS.

Soprcse Court ChomLos-By Judge DoDohue.-
nas-o aet Leyy.9rier ftani'a h'dss
hond be reference To nsc, ran ,ses G.ani asI 'oNS
by Judge airinore-Mch con act Donr'i,in the 30
sercs OF 1i Of sr sSd S at Los rel his motion
be denied viihonI prind &c ard Without e' n1
ilaniGs thug seunW for amolbt % sislg" ',.i an
snt Of The costs and Of ta asd costs Of go
Bless agt Reilly rihtS'Ion s"sn O' n,s " NJ, ~.
Ton 10 stnke out poi vraned 81 costs Joseph
thai asl tehcn.A ppcatlo' rrsnod GA pay ncnt o. os,S'
Stteyaut as Mpti,n granted o. slehto ~ Gusts
ttEg,r.m agt Elem 60 pi nm Us a NV 9i
r,su'oe to ice. thereof beore J'ts LGrc'' a o
ST as, tie award stay Is vented Istmn as, bar,
i}rs 81 MaIGnspd a. Don,Nls-NoIou of reference
daned wh coils 10 abhie .,euL Jo'ephtial az
Gusts Eybsl at rhussr Slotoa .aned - sat'9 at.
,aIch in unc.ion dissolved kelly Az 'rp,,if.-Aou'
sratod I@nchy asi trsueh rnay Si9reIoIs o 1Sr
toe.rdL lHunctiVn oonuaued Le"i'o"n abL pi'"'-
f ne a Of al aa duo easons
srvs,-d COPY shodld be rrsSenird ior signature
Superior CoRri-.SpcoGi Term BY Judge Speir.-
schrylcra~t Mugrr.Ir oafn'ui summons. Sc Granted
Wysti a. A., s%J'H 81 % : st sgont re-,
eirrr r.. Lee at Ire r. tcrruce orierel s.T a..
Ton sntel orasrns insd e. a5d s.e ~, no., -, , gs
ar q. ainut Do Ge,mrd 'bAH,t, q A@.''' a. XII e.
n'ueso e:ersHee ori-,,si Laie' ga; uspeilgt
oId at pr.ii II all e. imonl uiDL hnsu agL 1oH3
= -
10 trfto cor 'silt, Sc Ntftb AT hou.u-sl
ton nsu ,d R'.i0ut corts. jones art Rowe a al
Referees report = .ar con. imed ksi'ch,r ~
Gis''rsat 1hs hwi'y iire inss,an5o ,oaf'sy-tp ,'
d,tn tie accounts ot hlnui Zoos 300 Goo 90
ll o~sr .o O. ls ~ eriH ,ni "A;,i!,i, .ne
tifIun ufuu trfr-aats eiorfy tr n - i'Er
10, ,Ts @skod i,r. bsnpi arduu ~ $50 aiait oi We - Y
90 90 uf Iitury .fofcrr "a ecfrUs 'l"rt ton rae"
P,lou lENtruor q a. h,l % a. lle Western .l'H
rb-,rapH company HfHtam art i-t'i-nir' tlhA' -,
Tho r..ut MattI It.u toruaay hfj ~ afi 10
frr.f u ~ Dwstr a-t To Weed n a actnr toui
ts.y Wtrsirr "a ,li4. Sc Nfwncd aFt tii rtMahi
ffn "a 49,, 44 alt -ctrnth Avenue i.ll"'d t'ui'
nm. WlrIir < To 14Irl htruUe iaiir 90 tnil 10y
t..tsrt,n AZ = a.. nshir sgt tunnet- ot"s
Bg Judge Curtis-The Balls HoaA Bans Of y. Y ast Nc
Feets4. 81 Il li..li 20 srtti q.
b. Judge ssn.uri -.sy e. Wa'lach.ju icInrnt siTued
tg.Hs tont-t harr-,s-!sY Juu-r = cA .tiu.-
White campbell tu-A i.s at dodgers boII.rd aEL
auf Ilir4sH I'lH Iuu f,' mania ttrE fat 1900"
ESQ .. Ssltl.E ~ olAtd rr,frI. Van Hane n. ~
saar- lu.,r. g., sf,lt.'. iit ttt
80 o. ~ oi.-MnI q $50 a-nsv sft .sl.r 90
-.u g Ice vacated - yts r.i1rb acl Antrtl lie
su. 90 Do .uln u4l o.. lt rlru. 10 81. J. l'icfsen taY
s.. go .sI.I.y ia.cfsf. lc a-. '.tui, DO --t
Dassi.als Do o. ttuTn Drry colbert lrt lrvy-Motios
rrt i.l Gaftl,t.s 40 90. rr.--uroI lsnsang irie-
l MAJ ae Fur.s N1lOa lee aiTust atLt - 'r-ait
u,r. a.l ar l.drfro 'aendlr 'lRtrn."h D. O.
piai :, f-a4 ~. AtAulu ahd ait-
kc.ua sat. f'u 81 tui go p'lHiH Lrhtlel a-t-
Dl.rA.-l,is.l Do urptr t a4. H'iatLt lll"H''l
Iy tl.ff uce or al taslifs--Eoi.cn I2T
. Lal a,iilua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
EVENING SESSION.

The evening session consisted Of addresses
from the delegates Of Presbyterian churches in foreign
countries Tne hrst speaker the Rev James Cgrsm
Of ireland .e sad that the condition Of tho Church had
never been hopeful In Ireland at
present The conflict with tho Roman Catholics
had always been an Important feature Of the work OF the
Church. but there tolerant disposition
shown among the Catholics In some quartcrs The WORK
Of distributing Bibles among tie people had been vgor-
ousy pressed Referring 10 the work of American
churches IN the prosecution Of foreign MISSIONS he said
that the mission work Of America combined with that OF
British Kingdom, destined to encompass tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
NOMINATIONS.

WAsuryGToN, May 25.-Tbe President sent
the following nominations tn the Senate to-day:
Ismes Rutan OF Pennsylvania 10 be Consul at Florence
Italy vice Sikes, domination hereby wltbnraNni
pncy Collector of Custous. District Of GcorgeOwn ~ ~
0norse W Patton Marshal for the Isir1ct OF M,s' VIZ
e.na Robert L. Richardson, Postmaster 81 JoSepn Ao'
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per had been obtained for publication, anu ny "nou ~
was obtained. Adopted , -, . Dor,ou
ibe House then at 5 o'clock adjourned. when Demo
cratic caucus was announced for thls morning.
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% rarlo~ afl ,houteaus. So7 -.oe.oardt agt. Coz
% aoi.r. sc 80 .rioiatsa at. STANDBY
S ocia 's. q ar M Sc %.toSaSa ssG
i25.. Maitd OF the Indus 5lS. LOWS sc Az HcsN
78Mscaieh,ca az, bow. agI rao ..a,or
100 The Reel Estate Trust $50. Harrow act. BegeKcr
90 aet l.sdsr Il and sur'n F'rrs
% .Ca.iy at Keys &C. G37. slsla.r a.t BloeeAer
l Es@ Sa.s 1s al 4 1 lsa T. ITO r.. "" 'y
Dol.rn. si8-pioagrlan agt. Rolin.
$50. sheierd at swart 49,. ,'.ia. Sc;
GrSrE.L TraH-DAvIs. p. J.. BRApr aud DANES u.
= .vosca-t CowlE.y etel Id Ugt. ---.
al lOl.. HoHNsgen aet Powell.
rEcIALTERM-L.EsFHoEE J.
Lf,o and faci 375..Janss aet Cowins ct al.
lG5-No isou asl Tracy, &c.
CIRctII-rAIr L-poSoHyE J.
short t1pses Bono. Farr ngton Pnr.
27o3..i.reiss Az Patterson 22i5 Zee - asi Jones =
s57 ne oe.sq Nat Bank :, ae'.,iloso, and no
ngi Walbdlge. 1904. Hei'.icls at Nc
watson AMI are. 1892. osgora -. The Wet
baus asi. A-lDAcish 9oig. Ham. ast h,rsch.
dc. l5J5..At.io and anu agt.
Bank ,' Heasb ,se 2,os w'st as Nclerson
e,ef rns Sc 'Ho 's' 1905, pa sa 5s a10 sexton
1888. wooi, sgt BirisaI 29o7 tco. ~ se3'" ~,
1898 Cpd, ke ct al ACT. Mer I74l .e,ly agL OILwel
26s3. .Tonols 9, al asL pal Moody agt Anderson.
2ii5 nai abb and sno. asL
Ocscl,dt
PAHr II,ort causes sci down for this day adjourned
''''''' rAR5 uL-DYKyAx j.
Short Cos-.. 1871. rtoh sgi. vandergcer.
2Ui9 Nalsnlth apt. Nicols aLd Trust Co. agt.
2o2o me 81, Bank Of s.o ESQ crss,G1r ana agt
2175. Hlw az Ham sld 400 2i5S sr, rdan ct al ast
&c l75 Horn Az, Person.
etd 1921 Never White ct al.
sUiLRIuR Couu-SPEclAL TE4i-S.nG J.
IL Boise &C. act Iuck.v ~ Daily act. Munro.
2s..ingo.-on 8EL me 3~GranaiI api. IlyeFnore
Ientn NJ Hank Al.
80. .Stotnen agL Jacobs
TEisL rEnM-PAEr I.-cuRTI. j.
Siort eau. d. 2l42 Folsom agt. Herring.
2ooo.. Randall agt Duscn- Id 10 ae lollcn.
l7I9 Morgan al srrook. 255S Sa,ioia rark Bank of
2iiO..rDo Al,lr4e,,a Ina 49,. y. !. AZ: Gan,n.
2iSi..Negas and ast 1908 Gr-hal.i as. Lyddy.
PAm II.-sANyorD J.
1915 0oubers ag- Conner, 7ci. Byrne agt Brennan.
7ai siaha ast. Kelly. 7I2. harrington and ano
=. \. AID 4 H. lIso ROB =. % sgi lhc Sid
=, H. H. Co 90, :, aleneii -iarbie Co.
s ct al cr Bepr ia &C s"0 'sN
chants IN Nat TA 1889 .wassiurH AZ D. D.
7ss Hsr. as Bur iI57 neaets aId ano at
''''.nS os11s :, Al. rst Nc.
CoM,os PtEAs-EounY TEsM--J. =. DALI ]
q. Bird agt Hurt ,, H..Dc Leyer agt. Wade Ct
A..Brennag e! al. agt VIII al
TRIAL TEHM-PAKr Ivan HorsESJ.
c3Ga Rrymbsrg agt o Brien. i2il..Feter agt Cooper
100. Greer aEl. Mcdonald. 9l47 Mooney aEt Leslie
1851 Mattel agL Lgrstcne 2l52. .Ac1 ornack agL n. Y
i4s6 Bgs .iashs% astN Y. 2. and II. Il r. II
&c., Orden asI Nor. 2l6s.. winoh,n sgt. Scott
lIsi. oailn agt Crawford. Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

ann rises 1900 A.5 sun is. 7:lH Moon se's..--ll41
HON wArEg THIS DAY-A.d "a.
Hook. Island lt;3,l nell o. FcfIylE%f
iliIs bAl-P ~
SANDY UOoS 1921 Island lOg Hell c. Ferry lSos
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Gin RsaI Cs!ais for 5els.
IMPROVED AND UNlMPROVEn COuNlhl
\ and CITY PROPERTY for sale Exchange Noneg
loan gu bond and mort gage.
WOOD MOiEs. 40 Pnes.
TWO splondidly located MADISON ANEAI y
Ions. eAcatstd AID severed. with loan, o. eAe-'-e
iur small chUce country Place. UNasr b,slntsN
SAM( Ell ktLPATEiCk, $40 lL'r's'e
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BROOKLYN Rcal gS!an {or Sale.

VTiREE-STORY frame house, 2lS Atlantic
Il Courst
Frame houSt. "a Iuiler-sL - ,.s
Three story franc holses. 100 aud iol PineapGleS- 10
FuiOpsL -. a.
brick and houses, 40, 81 ard 81 Nss'
Three 10 ~ frame houses "G6 aud 20 Washington 81
GRO. X BUTTON. 10 Waist, ~ -.
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GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John johnson, TOD
bery Henry Bishop BDwdeD, JOIN !tudner ieOD1h
Ss,Silt and bsttery George H. Townsend, rape Charles
May forgery v Il lam walsh. grand 3coHy Waller WIZ
JAMES MeLton Ryan. petit larceny Anne Doah aOAn
luumt
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Gonnlrn Heal estate for Gals.

AT STAMFORD, CONN. -FOR SAIL SAL Ire
~ beautiful PROPERTY Richmond II u. VIZ s,.,
minutes raiiroad drpo substantial amt elegant sand
ever, uiod.ru Improvement i've acres 81 tt"" I'D 10
somcly las cat. complete, healthy, eonvv.hli ~
tnrusque country anywhere Apply al ~ lhrsS
NOR SALE.-Elegant new RESlDhN'h Ave
Il SCOTLAND ROAD. SOUTH ORANGE ~ yT.,sy
n,inun, vak from depot UnsnTp assed view q ae l1
Eleht r. os finished IN highest style With al as are
nroy surpt.. Terms reasonaAr. Also Tor sale OF "~
residence on Academy at, seven TooniA Inquire n
HNlTu q LUA. south ofAnx& -
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Thursday. May 25. 1874

fourth and northumberland ninety sts Vas or'
price az which the polery Was offered adjourned The IA
| sine die.
| lot 5th-ave. cor lO0h ST. 254xlOO Augustus
iot adjo ming above 25xi0o same buyer s 7sS
house ~ su q S o; sfs ~. 7trns aoo
OF "a ave. lot 2oxlo22; Matilda Meyer. 500
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE rgAysYrp,
SEw-roRK
i44thst. IS. $50 IT OF SHAVE l0ox99.ll susanns
5i SIs n% TO OF Of Save S7Grloo5 Edward o. 'a
pnhe and wife to JSh q, lro! vi 40 ssoo
24 pasI 5oo Il e Of ith ave 2jlsss Anna 1900
24 @it sa1e propsr S'' Benj Noise 70 Anna '"
7Sst s. i5o # Of i0isve 25lS2 John White nominal
AMI S Ss re- % s7thst i61ix ire ar; 300
H. hatb29e 70 G " oI lssen B; inn Am g. 5000
sbslto 4 Marshall ~, Nominal
81 ii Mesarry and VIE 70 Aaolgh Ur,sn 1879
Mck' sehns g Charles na 2, =; 1900
ZOi6 TO 10 81 81 Lrch and husband to 7 MacAeL
2tai s. is2 ftwoi Ave 4 77.ii 0; rhos Mac
iip6 st. s. 80 Il Of 5dayS 7orloo4 Christian '""
pleLo aud y ifs to Pred LION am Nominal
,rcr aud vie 70 Theresa koehler 80, a.. 1900
Vie % a sehweyer. 1850
Jg anne beneliek and husband 70 Emma Lehman. 100
jones 10 Joan Erving. 800. 42tso
Charles Duggn ~; -; 6415o
WaT) JOSEPH aeau 20 r Hasan 100
-Dunrdslusi - o II " Of Washington ave- J51lU0
I'D ward Fred JeckeI aud Wifo O Fhiup kel nominal
7tl-si, =. 2ox97.C SOPHIE wilhelm to Hermann
Anlbrrrysi, " s. Clio n OF Worth-st, IsIer
so u A SewaiJ ~ e. HIltman. ............. 100
a5ta ~ :, 2SO IL 9 3dave, z1xlUu.4 fIed Lyon
sIsrg wisaers N and 1tleis Nominal
i7tb a. @ s. 20 II c OF 2i-ave, I5xl00. Frederick
ami - on aud Others. 1880
!2ett-st ., I7j IL oi ftn-Eye, ZJx hall block WIN
" iyesB
10 have y 1922 q OF o4h 81, JlxlO0 Jared w
i,li vie = sidel ltlgno,sil ,--..; 400
ISihst "a = G266 IL W OF 5t.-afe, 2lG1lOU, Edward
Bradford To l. Il jan ay ,, Nominal
Jlsist, a - . Of 2daye, 316xlOO.5s DAVID Dink
els lei 10 OPpchl n!er 1900
gti ave W $ 49, II oi cd 81. 2yN 60; DGsl5ss
snd others TO Newman .......-.., ; -. 1000
,S.b-.t u 8, G2G.B 9Th ave. ZlCAlO15 CD
jan AZ and sic 10 l. Bradford Nominal
S.bwarIl ana wife 10 Il Levi -. 1850
SS,.ee''' U..' $500
.Kimgrt roee-ruad, " Of. 7iOs, "a lots, 4 ID Gala
rcf THOs Messenger ami others ---. lssOo
5O,Ils.. > Boo ~ o. lDiaye. 1UJX3 yx urcgiiari
ais, 4J,L-,t s. 25Qu c lIthave. 81 xJl.liA IL 49,
rs,nlar: Clas III it.hiietu. rel Ia Mafy htAch 3 2iVO
ftuuse, ets, i, lI4NlJoi Dciaao GAVIN ue) 400.
Nu Fannins .-........ ~. sJo
op-r, eli 81 10 I7fNl33J l. seine TO same. 400
WOOL treij 10 ) J. Ea,nog Gexl .........--- 1900
2Alt IL u Of l3Othst Z11ltO same 70
LgAsRs.
Avenue a. 40 lO3. years JOhI Crosby TO Gle
ASen1e A. NO lO5 years :. Roscuihal lao
lOnlcl.l JonN \. SAVAGE, Depaiy he-lsIsr.
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iical estate Go GErhau3e.

iica estate Go GGrhau1c.
At ALLENDALE Saddle hvcU, on Erie
~ Il r., FAt'M ad COUNTRY KLslDhN, anu fAhM
ana dean 10 CIhNOE iUF tigt OF Lgunklu properly
hULAADS MHl1lSG. bc,A4an.,t-
4 SMALL FARM wanted In EXCHANGE
"A tor NOT 10 in HoOk1n ei, o o
Ice zion "a gong lNO 20 three nouns if0,n city.
Rutland ~ wuliiAO. Beeem II
EXCH ANGE. A four-story, brown-stone
n oCSE. high siosp Madison ave- par Of
t.c CITY, COUNI PLACE improved Audress r.
CItANGE 4. o. boA 1885,
ElFTH-AVE. HOUSE, finely located to EX-
CIiA.,GE oi ~, eo,nty. Lrn tes.deuee. Aioross
LhLL. IItbune UAlco.
NOR ENCIlANGE-0ne of the choicest
Country Seats lD,ricc ORDER the Pesy Iail
road for MhofktN LAMBS W cry JMPKON BID PROF
ER1Y Chicago I,feeL Address BOA 49, Aetuchen New.
jersey.
1 OTS.-Valuable plot OF lots on business
~ street free 10 EACliANGE for an Il gble dwelling
rutland WITHIN, Q. beeAnian-sI
INllE most desirable and extensive RESI-
DENCE, situated In the very heart OF New Haven tor
SAIL OF EACuANGk ekcecdini ly favorable Trims
prce L. OF ground, me barn. hennery gardeners
house, rapeiies &C. Address r. L. CARL, owner. New.
Haycn. Conn
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

ASenls a. 40 lO5. 3 years same 10 :. Rosouihal boz.
lU0lenll john \. SAVAGE, Dtpsty he
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
To the Racine Mine,


Eureka, Nevada, January q, 1875.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !, C..
IN Bateman. whose postoffice address is San
francisco, Cal, has this day filed his appli.
cation for a patont for twelve hundred linear
Fee, of the Racine mine or vein bearing. silv r,
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka
Minlng district. County Of Eureka and State
Of Nevada, and KIN .wn and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as bot No. 90, in unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No.
81 being as follows, to-wit:
Variation ~ deg, east, commencing at a
| post marked No. l, IT,. s. Survey No. 81,
whence. the. flagstaff in the town OF Eul eka
hears y. 81 deg. y min, f.. 1864 feet. The
Eurcl a Consolidated Company's Lawton .haft
bears 5. 3 deg. ii min. W. 4, 100 feet: post 10. |
of L. :. Survey No.4o. Sentinel Lode. bears 5.
, deg. II min. w 1910 feer, and thu main
| shaft .sf.on the I;acine Lode bears n. 81 deg.
200 feet to post No. 2, U. :. Survey No. 80;
thence n. "a deg. W. 100 feet TO post marked
No. 3. y. S. Survey No. 81: thence n. Sns
deg. f.. go feet I oI'ost marked No. !. Us.
Survey No. 81, and theuce :. x deg. L. 1,2tn
feet to post No. |. the place of beginning, con-
tnining 5 5l-l0O acre.
This claim is bounded on neither end BY
any known claimants: the nearest mines are
the belmont and Peoria lodes.
Tho location OF this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders tiiicc Of Eureka Aiininp
District, page lJ7. in Book Il of Eareka Dis-
trict Mining Records.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Racine Nine or snid
mining ground as hercinbaforc described, ar,
required to file their adverse claim with the
LEICESTER of the | nited States .and office. nj
Eureka, in tbs State of Nevada. during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue of the provis-
ions of the Statute.
jared j. B. IMMEL, Register.
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Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. go.
U. s. LAND OFFICR,
Euraka- Nevada. March 1.

Ia4 Us Dc LAND OFFiGks
Eureka, Nevada, March !, 1879.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Richmond Mining Company of Ne
virtue Of the laws Of the State of Nevada,
has this day. BY Ihumas Wren, Its duly au-
tnOrlxod agent, whose postoflce address II
Eureka, Nevada. flod its application for a
patent for five acres as . mill site, situate,
lying and being in Eureka Mining District,
county Of Eureka and State Of Nevada, and
known and designetsd BY tho field notes and
oe6eisf plat on file in this office ~ Lot No. VI,
IN unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 81
being - follows, to-wit:
Variation iS4 dg y: commencing At q post
Harksd No. / Us Survey No; VI; the ,.ms
survey, whence the flagstaff in the town OF
Eureka bears N IL dg % m ". 2,232 feet. and
the northwsst corner Of the Richmond Mining
Company Of Nevada Refinery bears 5 "a Dc +
III 80 II: thence running first course N 81
dg W us f, to post marked No. 2. US. Sur
No. 81: thence third course S4h Dig 4 40 #.
to post marked No. 4, U. s. Survey No. 81:
thence fourth course S 50 Dig % m W SIS lilo
It, to post on the eastern boundary of said
survey No. 80, marked No. 5. I. 5. Survey
No. 81. and thence fifth course N az dg. w
6is5.lof n, 10 place Of beginning. containing
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Mill Site as herein.
before described. are required to file
their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Land Office, at
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, iuIing the
they will be barred by Virtue Of the provi%
mrs-sod B. B. IMMEL. Register.