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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

OhiEk MENTION.-JOseph Alexander, one
who loves his toddy not wisely but too we'll,
staggered around the corner of Baronne
and ToledanO streets and offended some.
body. when that somebody stabbed him
two or three times and then disappeared.
The tipsy man was sent to his home.
Officer Coleman, who was shot at the
corner OF GirOd and Commerce streets, was
able to be about yesterday, as his wound
isnot Is serious as it might have BEEN When
he sits down he takes care to find the front
edge Of his chair.
Mr.. Ned Lilienthal, full of jolly health
and fat enough to kill, has returned from
his centennial trip, and he does not care
whe knows it. He may be interviewed at
any time st his Canal street store.
Do all your voting a. early as possible,
but do not vote often. Republicans should
remember that every ''slug" dropped into .
ballot box carries considerable weight
The New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
railroad will not receive any freight tor
shipment on Tuesday. November 7, 1876
No freight will be delivered on that date,
except perishable, stock and cotton; that
will be delivered az usual.
The body of Joseph johnson, drowned
by the steamboat Lee running down his
EXIT last week, was found at the head of
Ersto street Sunday. The fathers body has
not been recovered.
Sunday evening one Calls was found in
tho house of Benjamin Lee, on Gentilly
road, and a. he wss there without invita-
ton Lee resorted to force to eject the in
truder. Calls was stabbed, and Lee, sup.
posing that Calls would die, escaped.
The FIRE at three o'clock Sunday morning
was in . small house on Independence
near Rampant street, owned by Jacob
Meschler. The building was destroyed.
The FIRE alarm sounded Sunday evening
was turned in by supeInumersry police
man, because q chimney was burning. The
officer was suspended from duty by Captain
Rey.
The residence of Mr.. w. N. Smallwood,
corner OF Pitt and Lyons streets, was rob.
bed Saturday night of silverware. watch
aud so in currency.
The loud statement published in the Bul.
Ltin Sunday morning concerning Mr.. John
Donellan thrashing his brother is pro-
nounced incorrect by Mr.. Donellan. He il
not member of the Typographical Union
and never was. His published card asserts
that much.
Voters, look up your registration papers
and keep them in . safe place, ready for the
great event, and do not fail to put in square
tickets for Hayes and Wheeler and for the
Packard State ticket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

FOR Secretary Of State.
EMILE HONORE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Office State Registrar OF Voters,
New Orle ans, October %, 1876. }
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27
nod Gin @riblngsliss.

A& fir Alss fumpft Der Meni& F&
NaG nno mad i'm 9ebea ab!
70 rerifnft fb 8renb' um Greube
Sbm rrrar in's taIte Grat.
Sur bic GrsIbe an benz Senss
sic erauidt bes Greiiss Ssrs,
Wie er etnf i'm Singing rsdte
ShBer Ssbaiu&t CUP unb S&msra.
Mem Der gens ni&t fdmiI3t Der Seele
Gts,-ber arr,e, arrte Nann,
Sid lsbsnoie 81 ben 1Obten
pier auf Grben SGblsn fam.
giele taaienb, tauienb 3unsen
5aben i1cn ben 2sn3 ~beiunesn,
llnb auf's Neue tauienb 9teher
8lineen ibna entsseen pieber.
8ldtte : tretbt ct neu nnb Blatbsn,
Die BON isinsm 5aub ~erslibten.
go aud tretbt 60 ibm eatsessn
S'sbsrttans auf alien Weesn.
Denn 90 il bic MeniGbsit eben,
Wte Natur, elm Da6lenS 2ebtn
5at tein Qens!teb le I'M Munbe,
Sing 'ibr 2ebeasbaunt 3u @runbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27
n.
Neme &rSdblum9.

Die gtriaen : 0srfOlsuns In be,
Strict bel&dftiat nidt nur Die Nesis,
runeen in europa, %lonesrn etfiQt bic
@laubensscnr6e n In alien 9dnoern init
@ntrifuns. Soeten fOmmt uns ron
Der Su6bunrlune .. btroer in
st. ecnis DO. sins Grsdbluns ces be-
riibu1ter 8O!fsTdriftRsuers 6. BON
Sclanpen au, pel6sr rnrtn Elm eetreues
Bib bee Ireitens Der tiirfi1htn Sc
traltbaber sei6nst. unp Ger Woneersr
elaabt eur6 iOfcrtise Wittbsiluns pies
fer tS6R intersHantsn Darfeuune ieis
men 9efern' eiusn @efaaen su eryeilen,,
Das GldIein tseinnt oliO:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27
Die g%fbtimnifpoue Dnrg.
Slne S6ilberune merfwirbtssr 9ebensi&iflale,
bic t& tbeiIs In Der alien, tbeiIs In
Det neuen Welt entnideIn.
(Gcrtlebuneo

~5m Deutlden '5aule bel gIanf'
antrpottete man ibm. une err I9idte 70:
elftt ,pei Detectives al, UNI lie 40 per.
baften. Doctor 8pumuno uno Nprc
laBen eeraoe auf bet 0eranpa bein
Drlbfids ole Die beioen Ietfctipea
DOT benz @aabpfe anfamen, no Diui.
port 9etace Dor Der lblre ffanp.
@tner eerlelben reDete cen EeQner an;
nWobnen bier nidt ein Ser uno eine
Dame, rel6e mad etnem 6errn NIT
elmer ipeiBen Narbe (uden 2"
r5a wobl, Sir; GER DDctcr Boil
muno uno Witreb lable."
nGabren Sic uns su ibnen."
DNh nun miro lrobl enplid 2idt In
bic Sa9e fommen", iaete cer Reus
tsr, Ino sins ibnen pprauf ~ Fer BE-
ranoa.
Der etne Defective trat Dem Doctor
naber uno ipra6: Mein 6err Cir
baben fl9 bdu1s mad einem berrn mil
einer uetben Narce e~rfunDist. 81 Dem
ntdt 70
.Aasrofnee, metn 6err; baben sic
cenfslben 9efunoen 2"
rWabri6einli6, Sir; Der gorcz
NaYcy rlnidt pab gle unp Wtires
Gable uns bee.eiten. Man pirb s0bz
men bort AuHbluS oeben fDnnen."
Doctor 8oumunp unb Bora ;e.as
ten ni6t ofe minpefts ger!eeenbelt.
sts paren i'm @essntbeile BOD er.
freut, sab ifs encIi6 gum 3isIe eeIarss
len.
u6aben Sic bic 1rsunplidfsit, un.
lere Quite oerabsubOlsn", bat Doctor
Voumuno Den &elner uni lGlenferie
DOR Grenoen nit ZEN 6inesrn.
Da ltspelte Der stne Eefctipe en-
anpsr' 81 "Iieie geute leben mir aar
ribt oils SGulDise aus !; i'd fir@te,
mir imp i'm Sesrlfs, etnsn pummen
strei2 3u MAIDEN"
"Gs fcSmt mir ebenfaGs 10 Dor"
e%rtseenete cteisr. .absr mas verlaldat
IS uns Wfr baden ben AuTuua, he
tu Sstbatten, uno Dem ml1en mir ratz
fommen."
Die 6lte tausn, unp Doctor gous
rtunc ia9te so, nun ltno mir bereit:
Wluiport. baten sic DIE Greunclidfen,
ftue1l oierfigisen Wassn y~orfa5rsn su
lahen."
Der Waeen fam uno &c ateeen Elm.
Ncra bdtte germ etpas Nabeies erfab,
rem uno ffelIte rabtn besielide 6rooen;
absr bic DetectiOes scsen pie S6uItern
une ngten, pab es ibre Sate ni6t lei,
grbhnnn9en III MAIDEN ; @e wdrpen
Auss auf Dem gOrp=W aYOramts erfots
ren."
Die ean;e Art unb 0eile pieler bsi>
Den 5erren bate etrpas 70 EpnDerbaree
an t1, eaB Doctor gcumuno uneMoro
gar Et9t puBten, mas fe baDon bsnfen
lctlten.
Sn Dem 9rb6en amt59etdnee anaes
nureen fe in einen ba~lbbeaen,
Raum sefibrt Der rurGaus
einlapenD, lDnonn pie Elm Sc
ausiab. Die lbdre purce feh
Dinter ibnen seihIpfen, unp bic Tenfer
lrarerl 10 bod, cae man nur NIT elmer
81 cenlelben 8elan9en fonnte.
~Metn @Ott" faste Nora, 80 febt
aug. als wenn man uns far gerbreGer
an1dbe"
Sbre 0ebulb aber trutpe nuf cine
lebr barte probe sefeat, penn cine
Stunoe nod Der aroertt uer9in9, uno
eB tam Nfemanb, I'm fe 3u bolen. Die
bate NIT Der anselesenbeit nod
70 ntel au tbun, pab fe erf seSen abeno
rcrgerufen tpurben.
Doctor 0cQmurD fam tuerf ait BE
Nsibs. Der Diaper fraste i'm, ipae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27

bin sibt 70 cod cine. nen1dlfGe gclis
tif."
Gin fefnes ed@eln lpis!te IN ben 3D.
gen rec 2afen. a.
Shlu6 fClat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27

nIas VOlf III basu ba, nm Steu.
ern su sablen, Sclrat ~ perben,
fcwie unbecinet Der Nateltdt Der
@eleBe su scbUr&en."
Nufapba Yaida.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27

Btnn bic absnbslOfen flinsrn!
7 tlne eth mtlcss 9iftGen tpett,
lsnsdbibare gSsletn 1nssn
RO6 ein ftsSli9 Ru1issbet.
3tnss lumber Elm tiefss @dwttsen,
Wtf tn etneat fpeitea Grat,
Dihtteloubtf 3rcnen nef9er
Bte TN Sranme Td terab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-27
qer Qa(da,

Gr5dbInm8
SOHrao BON SClanhen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
|. Probate Notice

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled IN
II the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by tile following Rxecu-
tors, Administrators and Guardians, a.,
Second and final account Of A. L. Morgan Ad-
ministrstor Of Samuel A. Morgan; Ili~
Second dpartial account of Geo. 5Braunlich Ex-
scutor of David Dinger; ..
Second and final account Of Benjamin Fawcet
Guardian Of Albert and Rachel A MoRugh;
Third partial Eacoeunt Of H B. Hill Gnarlian
of Peter Yoho's heirs =
Second partial account Of n. B. Hin Guardian
of Sarah j. Carter; atli 1ai4g5 War :
First and final account Of Harriet Messerley
Administrative Of Anthony Messerley;
First partial account Of Jacob Affolter Execu.
tor Of Mary Afolter; ,,s~z
Third partial account of Andrew Twiaem
Guardian Of Sarah j Rutter;
First partial account of B. F. Howilef Admin
istrator Of Joseph Howiler; ssa
First partial account of Vim Read Guardian Of
Perry McElroy's heirs;
First partial account of Joseph Won Schwaben
Guardian of Daniel Dennis;
First partial account Of w. N. Cleveland Guar.
dian Of John w. II. Mcpherson; f4a 4iaf'
First partial account of Miles Mallett Guardian
of Jane Heddlestone;
First partial account Of Geo. Ludo and John
Imhof Executors ct Jacob Burkholder; "a
Third and final account and distribution Of
Richard Stewart Executor and Commissioner
Of the insolvent estate Of VIM Lucas; I. ~ :
First partial account of Martin Yanest Guar
dian Of Jacob Beam. - =. ~.
Any person interested may hle written
exec ptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the 3lst day Of January nsxt,
when the same will be finally heard and con--
tinued from day to day until disposed Of.
JAS. B. MORRIS, ao
|. jan4, ,'76wS. 3GI @ Probate Judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

N&Blank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at thir office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
The Mosaic Command.

.aAftersall, ). the strongest argument in
iasor-of capital punishment is thatwhich
isimplanted in the religious element of
our nature Legislators who provide
for executions, and erect the galfows,
c0psider. that they are only carrying out
the Divine. will, as promulgated amid
thunderss and lightnings from Mount
Sinai: Whosoever sheddeth mans blood,
Lyman E. al bis blood be shed. This,
also, is the argument Of clergvmen, who
prop up the gillows, and maintain that
one of the most acceptable ways to do
God service is. to put out the lives of
bis guilty children.
ss1a answer to this, it may be asked, il
hiisrpart of the Mosaic code is to be
preserved, why not also its kindred pro-
vision: Eye for eye, tooth for tooth ?
And it may be said if these are to be
maintained, then Christian churches may
Us well be razed to the earth, because
they are wholly at variance with the sen
timents of Christianity, and with its
preeept whatsoever smiles thee on the
one check, turn to him the other also.
1t seems little strange, little incon-
sistent, that Christian ministers are usu-
ally found among the strongest advo-
Gates. Of capital punishment. Yet while
they act on an eye for an eye and a
tooth for tooth, and the old Mosaic
code, they preach to the doomed victim
awaiting execution the mild and benig
nanteioctrines OF the New Testament,
forgiveness of enemies and good for
efif! What must we think Of their con-
sistency?-N. Y Sun
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
MARY AFFOLTER's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has been appointed Administrator
n the estate Of Mary Anolter, late Of Mon.
rec county, deceased.
dec2l ,T5v3. JACOB AFF0LTKR.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25


Other articles and Hair Goods in proper
ton. Come one and all and you will be
suited.
Jet and Cheap Jewelry.
q Bleaching snd Pressing dene to order
and at short notice:
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Enclose price with sample.
Address, W. P. BACHMAN.
ll23 Main Street, Wheslin :, West Va.
aug3 ,'76m6,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
sHER1FFs SALE.
B. F. oblinger
vs..
Evan Haney.

DYvirtue of an order Of sale in partition
u to me directed from the court of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, | will offer for
sale. at the front door of the court house in
the town Of Woodsfeld, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock a. m. aud o'clock p M, on
Saturday, the 5h day OF February. 1876,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter
of section nineteen, township four Of range
six, containing eighty acres.
Appraised ats
TO. LITTLE,
decc8, ,'75w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
L. HoEFFLER, Atty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25


"a huge petrefac'ion, formed almost
cntirelvo of serpents in various positions,
hut making solid mass, has been found
near the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
What's the difference between pro-
fame man and an old topper? Only that
the one swears often times in the course
of month and the other swears of ten
times duIing the same period.
An unfortunate decision which the
Amnesty debate possibly Influenced has
been reached by the Legislature of Vir-
ainia, The Senate has refused 10 con-
eur with the, House in appropriating
1000 for. the States repre- sentation at
the Centennial Exhibition, aid the pros
pect is that Virginia will be col spicu-
GUS b.A her absence.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
C 81 | N NlEY d j TO PS.
G A 8 t I N g s

that is usually needed in our part of the
world. All made by first class workmen, and
out Of good material. All kinds of old iron
taken in exchange for goods. Give rs q call.
J. II. WATT s. BROS.
junez2.T5Y. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
STEAMERS.
Wheeling, ,ParkerSburg h Cincinnati
TRANSPORTATION cos PACKETS

CHAs. d. BOOTH, free. CHAS. MUHLEMAN, SEQ.
aemenh Courier. J. HARRISON, Mast.
lR1h6 Express, PHIL ANsHUrs, Mast.
q Mallie Rsgon,
J. w. WILLIAMSON, Mast.
CouRrRR leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
l0} o'clock q. m. Returning, leaves Parkers-
burg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 6 o'clock Q. m.
EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10y
O'Clock q. m. Returning, leaves Parhersburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, At s
O'Clock q. m.
MALLIE RAaoS leaves Wheeling for Pitts
burgh every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day, at Z o'clock q. m. Returning, leaves
Pittsburgh every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at IL O'Clock, m.
C.H. BOOTH L CO., Agents,
apr.O,'7sr, Wheeling, West Va.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

ET The Scientific American discusses
hanging as mode of capital punish
ment, and proposes substitution of
electricity for the gallows. The light
ming stroke causes the most certain and
painless death known to science. A
powerful discharge Of electricity into
the body of the condemned from q bat
terry and Rahmkorff coil would amount
to the, same thing in extinguishing life.
This is the way in which the Scientific
American would have executions con-
Quoted: s
"rhe battery and coil should be Of
sufficient strength to deliver an eighteen
inch spark. In case Of there being
more Jdan one person to be executed,
all of the condemned would be conduct
Ell with all due ceremony to the place of
execu isn, the left hand of one MN
handcuffed to the right hani Of his
neighhor, and the conducting wire fas
tened to bracelets on the disengaged
wrists of both criminals, if only two
are tosbe executed, or to the wrists Of
the outer men, if more than that num-
Der are to suffer. The calprits being
seated so as to be seen by the legal wit
nesses, the Sheriff presses button
The current Is instantly established
from the coil, passss through the bodies
of the men, and all is over" "The
same ignominy which attaches to the
gallows would be transferred to this
mode.of destruction, while the peculiar
death by lightning, which, among the
ignorant OF al nations and ages. has
been the subject of profound supersti-
ton. would, without doubt, through its
very incemprehensibility and mystery,
Undue the uneducated masses with a
deeper horror"
This is not new idea, although we
do not know that it has ever been car
ried into practice. There would seem
to be some chance of accident even by
this method: First, that through the
bungling of the officials the charge
might not be heavy enough to do its
work, in which case it would be neces
sary to consummate the killing in some
other way, and second, the danger to
the execnlioners in handling SO terrible
an implement of death. Even 80 CON
petentt an electrician es Prof. Tyndall,
while lecturing before large audience,
once Inadvertently touched the wrong
wire, received the whole discharge
Of a heavy battery, and came very
near being his own executioner-
What might be the result OF putting this
mysterious force in the hands of polit-
iess executioners, we cannot say ~
YISan.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
Notice to Teachers.

"HE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county
u win hold meetingsfor the examination Of
Teachers, as follows:
Woodsfsld, Saturday, January 8, 1876.
February II, 1875.
These examinations will commence at 9
O'Clock q. m. and CLOSE At 4 p. m.
A fee Of so cents is required from each
applicant as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
/. By order Of the Board.
deo2l, ,'75td. A. PEARSON, clark.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
D. GRATIGNEY's ESTATE.

THE undersigned have been appointed and
i qualified as Administrators Of the estate
Of Lewis D. Gratigney, late Of Monroe coun.
ty, decd. LUrlClA GRATIGNRY,
janlS,T5w3. MICHAEL B0UGHNR B.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
- ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house,in the town
of Woods6eld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. AMI o'clock p. m, on
Satur day, the 9th day Of February, 1875
the following described real estate; situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number thirty-nine in the town OF
Lewisville.
Appraised at 81 100.
TO. LITTLE,
dec28, '75w5. Sheriff N. CO.
L. HoEFrLBR, Atty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-25
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

Rev. John Brown, of st. Georges
Episcopal Church, Newburgh, preached
his sixtieth Christmas sermon on De
cember 25. Mr.. Brown is 81 years old.
Tue new Baptist Church at Evanston.
Illinois, lately dedicated by Dr.. Evarts,
cost 10000, aud all save Sc 600 has
been paid or pledged. 1t will comfort
ably seat 700.
There are thousand converts aud
monasteries, inhabited bv $4,000 m ,nks
andsnans in Belgium. Tue inc ,me of
the religious orders in that Kingdom is
$l00,0OO.00O,
1t is stated as hopeful Indication of
healthy sentiment, that in one of the
Brooklyn Churches where the pastor
was about to be selected, the feeling was
generally expressed that they wanted a
pure gospel and sound theology, with
nothing sensational.
Tue receipts of the American Bible
Society during the past year have been
nearly $500, 900, and it has issued about
oS0us AsoSosVoo SOpiCS VI tuC CCii ptutCS.
During the SO years of its existence it
has scattered over the world $4,000 Bi-
bles.
Mr.. Peter Herdic, millionaire Of
Wi,liamspor., Pennsylvania, made the
Protestant E ,iscopsl Caurch of that
place a Christmas present of new edi-
fee, fully furnished, with an organ, and
other requisites, the value of which is
said to be over 100000
Tue chapel Of the Plymouth Baptist
: lurch, on Fifty first street, New York,
including the organ, was sold, last week,
/. to the Catholics, for a triae over S24,.
600. The property originally cost $34,
600, ahdis one of the best localities of
the city for missionary work.
The Presbyterian Synod at Washing
ton. D C, has iopted this res ,lutiol:
Resolcei, That the idea of responsive
servieelis in accorda1ce with the traii
tions and genius of Presbyterianism,
and that liberty in this regar | is in &C
cordance with the history of the church.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-24
ASSESSMENT EOIICE.

FIVSCAHlHA CONSOLIDATED MISISn
Cninrany:--IDc1'i "n OF PRINCIPAL piarc Of
hiIsnc-H. fltu. Standardization Of works, Tus-
raIuta Mining District. EIko county. Nevada.
SuilCk. Is hereby given that at \ meeting of
The n,Strti ~ Trustees held the LIST ,lay Of Nd
rrmHr. 1876. All AssrsStIent tSt. II Of 2cCuts PER
share was lrNic'l upon the capital stock Of the
corporations. la!ahiH Immediately. In United
states gold col' to the Secretary at the Office OF
the COMPANY.
Any stock npOn which this assessment shall re-
nain due and unpaid On the lst day Of January,
1877. VIII tc delinquent and advertised for sale
At pnt,llc a,icitup, ard nLlcEs p1yneut is mali,
lrlnre will Le soid nu WEDNESDAY, the LIST tiay
. February. 1877. tn ay the delinquent a. scss-
inrnf. t":ethIr with costs Of advertising ard Ell.
lcntcs Of sale Dy order Of the Board oil Trus.
tees. sTEss5 ii. VI. CHANT Sccptarr
Ohies-faut OF NJ +. FREEMAN 4 Co. EIto,
Nevada tloid
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No. 10. u. $. Survey No. 81.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. ELK0. NEvADA.l
O. To- 4

U. 8. LAND OFFICE. ELK0. NEvADA.l
October II. ls1f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Young America Mining Company, whose
PIstuflcc nddrras Is EnDm M. 2, So Ir. Mont
gnincry street. San franclscO. California. has
made application fUr eight hundred feet. llntnr
measure, OI tue Young America lode. which H.
hOnudcd on the north by the FlGt Extension
North and on the south by the Young America
South. Situated ~ TurcarUra Mining District,
county Of Elku, State az SGva'ln
beginning aI IL pnst marked No. I. q. 8. Hur.
Ycy No. 81, lot whence ia" y. T.. cUrnct IS arc.
ton ~. township 10, y. II. 81 east. ". u. "
bears y. ~ IL H. .;iyj feet; thence running
FIRST course. y. Giii hcgs. T.. GW feet. Ia post
mark', No. 2, y. $: aurrry 30 81. lot 4; t!I1iirc
second c1tirsc y. 2i'f hCgs ". HU feet Ia post
marked No. .. 4. $. pnrycy No. -. l"t 4; thence
third course. s.. Gjti hrgs. ". GH feet to post
marked No. 8. U. g. survey No. 81. lot 4; thence
fourth course. .. 2Iii drRs. r.. Hon feet to post
nnr*cd No. !, the I'lic" az beginning; contain
ing II 2.Iw acres; courscs expressed from the
lrur meridian. with u magnetic variation Ui
l7ii hrgI r.. and !hr survey has been madc Ia
CONFORM Ia the original nnlirc az location.
fMIiLsIrgl.
Beginning al q post marked post M. !. q. &.
SnTY"y No. "a. lut ~, which puSi IL Identical
with post No. ,. ~ y. r.. corner nf u. q. survey
No. ~. lot a. and running thence first course,
y. e. dCgA. T.. IW feet iu pOat marked No. 4
q. 4. survey so. ~. lot -: Themes second rnir,r
y. 2I,i drgs.w. GO feet 10 post mtrkrd 40. ..
u. : tnrvry 10. III. lot Is; hc''"c Third cnnrso
$. G5ti dogs. ". 49, feet To post ma kch No. 1.
H. y. surrey 80. %, ipt Is. an Tho r1sirrn linz ~
survey No. ~, lot 4; thence alUnt tho eastern
line ~ said survey Sn. ~, ht 4: fourth coiirSc
=. ~ dogs. Geo feet to post marked No. I. the
place If beginning; containing q acres; C0iirara
expressed from tlic tT'Ic meridian with n mag.
nciin variation 81 II IL drss. T..
Any Hnd NIL persons claiming adrcrRriy ia
mlnlng ground, vein, lode. premises, miII site
or any portion thereof, 80 divided. EurvcJe
plated aud supplied fur. are hereby notified tia
nnlcs' their adverse claims are duly hIrd Ac.
c0r,ling to law. AMI tile regulations ihcTriInhrr
within sixty iGOI days from the daio thereof,
with the licgi-tcr al tho United States taIii
Office nj Elk0. ElkO county, Ia tho State nf Nc
vH,la. they viii bo barred mud all 81 tIcIr con
stlcrcd rights waived by virtue ~ tho prUyia.
InnsOr tho statute IN relation thereto.
Wherefore, pursuant 20 law, ! direct thia no
tlcc "a lic published for sixty iG0l d1ys Ia tho
ELkO 1SbErEspEsr. 4 daily newspaper printed
and puhll' II ii nj ElkI. Ia thu county II EIto,
State - M vIdH. tho aIinr bring nrarsst tho 10.
cation Of said ninlnH claim and iuill sIin
JOHN =. MAYifUHIf, q. ~ HcIi-tcf,
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