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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

\ large number Of Western dis.il!ers
have united in an effort ~ obtain from
the National Treasury a refund OF the
amount paid BY them, by law ofCongress,
for the Tice master, afterwards found
worthless.
Wm. B. Reed, for many years District
Attorney at Philadelphia, at one time Uni
sS,ates Minister to China, and for sew
Xork iasast one Of the editorial writers
.,sth year. - Wcria, died in New
iag, in bis seven
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

Here ls another story from Washington ::
There is 4 rebel doorkeeper whose duty 1t
IS 10 hoist the flag over the House, which
designates whether the body is in session
The memories of tie glorious past are 50
overmasIering to this faithful deyotee OF
the lost cause that he will not raise the
flag in person; that duty is performed By
a negro at ten cents day. When it comes
to lowering the flag the confederate performs
that proud ard grateful duty himself The
subject is said to worry the speaker.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

John Russell Young, who is making
tour of the Southern States. writes TO the
New York Herald that 1.-The negro Ia rs
anxious to read and write az he used to be 10
own a yellow cravat." There is world
OF heroic and pathetic significance in this.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

New York presents two candidates for
the Presidency. The modesty Of that state
in this respect always was distinguishing
part of its politics.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

ADDING TO THE DUTIES OF THE BUR-
GEss.-There is now an act before our
State Legislature, extending the powers
and functions, as well as term of Office, of
the chief burgess Of boroughs. 1t makes
that Office judicial one. The act gives
burgesses 1.-The same powers and authority
that the justice Of the peace of the several
counties OF this Commonwealth now have
or may have conferred upon them hereafter,
and they shall have co-extensive and con-
current jurisdiction with said justices of
the peace in all civil and criminal proceed
ings, and shall have power to take acknowl-
dgements, celebrate marriges. and generally
do all things which said justices of the
peace may or lawfully can do"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
STOCK OF TEAS,

the finest goods ever offered in this vicinity,
are selling for CASH at greatly reduced rate
The public are respectfully invited 10 call
examine our goods and prices.
AT. HAZELTiSE s
suDbury, Jan. 26, 1875 mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

TBFIUtLIIf NuC pa
pers are publishing only the more favora-
bic accounts, for we have seen a letter from
a Denvor typo, who advises his comrades
to keep out OF the Hills 40 long as they are
making living anywhere else. Aud some
have already returned entirely disgu'ted
With the prospect, and begging their way
home again.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15
DBRNIEREs NOUvELLEs

Daivsnt - AspAehs d r. h eeiss niais
t6sislls - sur le paint d'aboutir un srran-
esosst, - = ps6sa&eae nacAahsa sdA -.
els0er. b IA m prsGran1e politique. con
issDs anx d6clsratiopa du II fkvricr 1874,
IsugraAns approavE par lss s,inistrea. L.
061inisa q i. Llsn 6ay Nh pas enosss
pars - 1osiler. Psnl de- Csssagnac -
psaese h eandidature d'Emile Olliviee ~
Sea aanqus de ans msrAl et est discrkditl,
finoA-n - suhaigts sneun notk d uks-
intelligence entre rAngietesre et rEgypte.
Ii ssins Victoria ct : Cobourg. en- routs
pour Berlin. L. marquis ~ Kipou 6ait
don ! Pie * dune sonne DE- Efo,0o0-LA
Ce1r socl6siastique. r6mie ; Bseiia, W pro
bah1aasat Apsssr faseheveqae d Cslo3ne.
L. pr6aaeat Grant init \ paix avec u
aaceetaires Fish e Bsistow, "a leur defiant
- ooodltioas--Perrys ct nsinteau ; h prfL
sidsoes du e6uak psR y vsix eoatsW Is. A \
Chamhee, discaasien aniuke dn bill d'amnis-
ia y II eatsc Garfield q HIll.-A Annape-
u. aeryias1, ina1gursti1a d. gocvsrssas
ysha LSs CsVyel. Aescesdnt - Carroll d
g: c.rrc,1s.c; s " e sisn;..i..s d = Dssl..s, ~
hes ND ) lunaniait6 une r6solutioa con
~ toa1s 6pmsltion & SbuAs dtcols sonu
pg6textn d fsliGtaa--Ls measAgs du eouvss-
ssR kAay, = rUteA. - pFissiPalsasae
NO. saatgs % pelyeania-Un inesaAis
2 3ts.it rAsssi da Cole, Passs Chsissiass,
q Lsuiaaas, h L<ssslss.ss . IN \ =
omisa tGiufa. - lvsix. - in. Euseis
e11n1eaf - CoaQes. Dsase incentives 4
o6aeA dnnt } r6publ 2raina, Hjarkburn, 0sSene
e Alsslsdsr. sue is part r6leetioa, qul )
- pesela06s ~ b sPeaAsS Eatilsst1 G
- - saee1.ss da 0s.vsrssss = -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15

VDns1 - toO0doS g - cOuvenSsou' hou
6rss du eomit6 central democratiQue-conser
| hies, D.-B. Penn tqui refuse 4 cause DE- sou
| titre de lieutenaut- -gouverpeur1. ]. G. Wise
J.-B. Wilkinaoa, A.C. Janin, DIR. 8. Choppiu
y. Hueurr, w. Hart. J.-B. Eustis, HID. OF
| dan. I'M. Moore, W.-R Richardson. T.-H
Handy et T.. g. Martin. Chaeune dca psreisse,
| d rEans devra klire un ussmbre du cOmit<
central. Grand 6v6ncment B In L<Eislstufe
6lestiOa Par h majorit6 do II Chembrc d.
Il. J.-B. Eustia comme skuateuf "a Congress
n. Hahn pasticipe ; r6lection que pourtant
Z ~ crUit PES kE1ls, pc. e candidafure DC
want con opinion r<publicaine ct en- blAmsnt
lintelkrasce dkascrafique; h minoritS r.
psblicain~. conduite par Lowell, prvtcste M
nom DE- Pinchback qui nd pc donn6 - d<mis-
sion. lie SHuat 10 fable msiorik de u con-
tre II. rspoosss ID propositioa de- Blackburn
tssdant une snssion joiute pour felcction
s6natorialc. Le speaker Eatilcttc . nomust,
nsmbres du comit6 dssquete snr les faits ct
gcates dnj jagc Hawkina, MN. Wakes. Elliott,
Hahn. Young ct Grscsea q, memh!ca da
cosnitk de recenaement Jehrica, walker,
Csrnouche, HsAn. Ionag ct DenaA. Hahn
d<cline cette aer0nde nomination. Demas q
prkseut6 IN NIL aholisaaat rcxemptiou dc
salaie du kssssstead Walker demande fsbro-
gafisa aa RistinS B;a et b reteur ~ siroit
comurun. D'apres In cox,pssition du comite
de- in,prpaaiCna "a a<uMt, cette aasemhlee NJ
. vrAtrn asraa enlargement dana l~ susdit
RsaSine Bin Je pe>se cu coarant sur ls ftte
magiersse du 6, et saf ~ r<veilloancun de In
~ antt, avcc lcur prpreAaion symboli?uc dcs
Elksnents du giel,s q slrs Agrsdu laonde; sur
fassiveesaire de h victoise do Jsoks0u sar
- AnglAis y . janviee. o. s.e u rtapcari-
tipa dana maa RUS dn glcrieux hataillon
n. r.~;Il~-S. a. W-~ls~seos. - rnSxs~~ a
rAAkiais lssisiassis. institution qui VI <clore
aaj~svvlThui nsemc. csssssse pr slss cssurs ct
d. ee;psits d<lite. drstin<e b perI,<tuer en-
notsW pays estfs langue ftAaesiae gui - paris
/ T. pstersi0arx. visnnr RI berlin, CONNIE
Rur;s u 4 b N0svells- Osl6aas; fAAAka<s
sesn I'm parte d nouvelle allisa~e entre NOS
pspaln1&sas ftasesisss q csScsua, e, danA une
asaes ct ehsnhe Stssinse, h franre ct h
LoulDtane s'e@heaanesoaA - enns0lsrent ct
= rsnvessst DE- lsas d6sastrss. In tete de-
Sssdasssrs .p.r.ft m BON par e .ehse en-
s.ss ss !. ass g Wsss;sssoa % pssr = :
En0- -UsiA y pesmies - y gussv q y
pesmiss dass = paix. LAak<s<s doit s'oeEa-
niase - seir, 1t Swsss vssses qus Deanrs9sed
sst bien asssmpaGnk. 1t one Ies chances Dc
saccAs GAsGsrae pssr m piaa d r<surFec-
lion sui, pas unc singuliArs benne fortune,
6tait oa nAsae seuips rrkcyWisS dans fAbet1b
- m pshlisirss finnsais H. haatc vaiear.
,.o,sl,s ..:c.ne .l,.olnmert /. ..nctior AZ
i;cs;rs.. .,Is1s.. - ssiis AZ n ES-.I
q 6;II;r l. s".,,,.,. ;,,ws n n co,r 4. A..
~ ~ etsss.Ii.c - rrsurlsce,rsnt ~
1.s.,i S<,niss;orns;r. - Iosrd 4. corxss.
- . ,.i.sx Ssso IN 4. hn,s ds ~ Cnsr,,s
-. 4. TIis -. V.;s-ss.~ dnn, ,in.;..,p,.
,e.i..e ..st,exa -. iyc~<,iscs I.1 Th~s.r'
-. !. Cr..,k.~ A. ~s.--s..s . .-,.,s...,E
pcsr : icr n,srs. nnr errvcns;on d'immig,,'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15

- sTHTn iiRil acilsuiis 81 .sisss
| ssosss sssahsss Sbsdsasus sr !.
| e60tsal a. DsansS0ara, b -
IeNa ktoe Qna0roasoj - -
tsasS 0ahie Mastis, Afna4A Mr..
caef, Allied Mercier, Just Tcus.
tre, Charles Tsrpln, Juan q. IA.
fWj h joee Aitharl 6aaoief, q
NM Olivier Osrriass, .Paal Eoas.
chy Ut Asguste Jas, r., grs,
En- quel temps ct On quel lien
lea beaux esprits - sont-ils jama1b
aussi bien rencoutr6si 70 n"a
-Dimanche est decide, 4 rAgs
Dc . ana, Frmin. Ursin Berthelot,
1ls de n. NoSl Bcrthelot. =
-On nous rappoete que reoa
do 10 crevaase da Bonnet Casrt
envahit les tsrres Dc l'hsbitation
Milteuberger.
.-Le s. Janss 0estiasg adrasse
un complainant gracissx - Mas.
chsctb< Nous ne l,ouvo0s certai.
neoeot ihiss n0iss qu~ . salosP
st do rendrs h pelitesss. 1Cais
c0nhioa h conffatsrnit6 des jour.
Is.' I solsst plos esscoseet plos
.."oss .S = W . s,o1cpose : s qui Pc
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nises ! sn rtclassse pabroGatsoa,
q u saroat sxtirpI y eofno d
dlvl1ton Qui parslyso eatro ~
oea6soD = y pcesse 'tsue seoti.
- lunurnnA' = 80 - s 4 ,f.-eI-y-
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~ Q ~ aemu6, - n s9salse
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15

I D08oOVO3t09N'' tS"''-
'AEsiH Hsv. Jaapss iAsssSseSo,
pasteus - r6aliaD. ntthsdis1e, q
alk - Arg IN Tsxss. y,' .,
'lu-UDs eosstsuctioo diCsasisu
dc Phabitati0u Whitehead, aituk
4 quelqnes miles su.dcasus q
Hahnville, . et6 d6truite par /
fen, dams h mutt du 81 d6csmbr,
IN Ter ianvier /; h psste ct ssti
m6c 4 15O0. -
Stephen Morris, esractAr
dangereux, q etc srret3 pour svoiI
blesa6 dun coup de fasil charge
plonb Lum Williams, homme d,
coule0r eoome lui, pe6s depHSlis,
Ro1aA daus b joarn6e du lef ian
vies. Le bless4 est m trayailIeuI
dc rhabitation Sarpy. o., =. -
lie rcpresentant Michae, Hahu
Q soumis 4 Ia Legislature un bill
de seco0rs en- hveur de- h6Htisr,
Similien Labeanche. 1Fi0gff "fF
lie s6nsteur b. n. Chsxlbouru
Q 6t6 nomm6 incmbre des comieks
legislati6 do p6nitsecier, de- in.
stitutioos de charitk, des tsrres pu.
bliqnes ct lcv6es, ct des chemina
de fer; ct le rcpr6seutan nt' Michael
Hahn, mcmbre Do comie6s dc Pin.
structioa pablique, des sppropris.
tions, d. nrole0sats - ID %
mite lsdisirs. -, = - -.
slossfsJsAxsSAY1lsrD ~
Let janvier, ct dseSdS ! L
Neovelle.O Orl6oaa, D M g 8
90, u Hsasi 8sillneur. Is ) =.
ich, Suisse r6oidsaE deh Sta1ioa
Dc J. Fresaisss pssoisas stJeaar
nsptsstA ..s, So t,.,e
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Dc d. Ursin jacob, 3 6e6 soumis )
3 Legislature pr b repe6 6seutaat
Henry Dsaiaa - s1l6s6 - Oouie6
de- appsopeisl -. siaoo sail9'e1
-Noas avoas vup)0sisasss0.
gers "a hserA et Dn oAsieeseul y.
Mm6rit6 d'arborer 60 Abail,aGe
dAhs b oour dn AapoAS go. Dc1E
moiiV d dAomme, = came \ sucro
shsaH uss1 ~ ~ is0 90 % Z
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vise, etatisat N g6u1ssax 6 =.
tplhQsat appsl d u. Oh Dele-
liz 6ceivain ben coonu d nos 10.
te6rs, ''aax litt6ratsars franco
Do1isianaiss n fkit q 60 dssniers
10 rsvuo q0s nooo - ~peo6oi.
Nns pnA sanss - hpasS bsas.
comp tEep la1Os 6 hee 1atAsase
Q9i ) ct acooed6e q IsssAse0i {
o. n les convie ! h realization 6sn
pro(et aiadl r6sum6 !: 70 ~asF'i
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15

AsS~ga I Wei tf ."
D6LLET1a r IA sEuAINI
Une a6r6aads militaire, donnSe I
Chant b . tauvier. . St6 l'occasiou
d'uae - o., sGusi0aa aentimootsles
telles qu'on en VT On France avant
10 l0 brulaaire oa Ie 2 d6rcmbre, bien
que y A6a0uemsat - 1sive paA Atsu
10 we0e. Les jonrnaux pabiieut use
lsttre adrsss6e par le ministre Wash-
burne ! mn do scs amis, en- r6poase
4 - oRre directs de- u candidsturC
pr6sident3sllc. L'honnete Washburue,
Sui fclEheo modestemeut On faisant
Pfshable0ent soa ssd exlpd du role
dfntroducteur .4a'il rempIit 1 r&garti
- president ambitieax 9ui lAche Ia
pssis de l'honneur ponr iombre dun
= egeme, asrait le pins rcd0utablc
eoedtdaS zoe pasaent ctolsir ne rs
yebstoaiDA doet n convention Ra-
tgNA1e n6minante aura Hen, dit-on,
ACincinpsA y on \ Philadclphio.-M.
1errv nasnit devcir Ar .ssirts.n 4
= - 1890 du Nxrst n. MN A.
eoutylctlon Dou6taire, pr6asnt6 par
y Merrill, ~ 10 aajst dune dis-
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15

gUSUv1s.I3-oRL1An,
- jsavise 1870.

Il - - - esavVMtieo dkmocsnAiqua-
eseseevsesiNs - 1sah,k ssnsesoeohss cisse.
AAIp aaas gnssslls \ sehiame. Nsoanvs,
aArnlteasat ehsasi re - d<nSesasra pars,
. ~ Al ps1stasnt. - y groape Dedfv6. MhS-
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-15

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23
THE VOTE OF THE PACIFIC
STATES.

There is considerable speculation,
cihc States will go in the coming cleo
ton. California is claimed by both
parties. There are several circum-
stances which lead to the belief that the
Republicans will carry hat State by a
small majority. The Independents
have come back to the Republican fold
and there seems to be a harmonious
feeling between the two wings of the
opposition to the Democracy. The
Democratic Legislature did not make
q brilliant record at tho last session,
and the Republicans and their allies
are making the best of this circum-
stance and to some effect. Both presi-
Dental candidates are popular among
their respective adherents, the Demo.
Gratis having a slight advantage in con
sequence of a more outspoken declara-
ton in their platform against the Mon
golian infamy. Upon the whole, the
California election may be regarded as
mighty uncertain, and the State not a
very safe one to bet upon. Nevada is
claimed by both parties. Possibly the
people Of that State are tired of being
represented at Washington by non-res-
ident Senators. A Democratic victory
will result in a change in this respect,
aud such an event is not an impossi-
bility. Oregon will undoubtedly 60
Democratic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23
THAT DECxsIos.

Mr.. Bernard has seemingly determ.
iued TO air the grievances of the old
Ruby Company in the San Francisco
papers. The Chronicle, as also the
Stock Report. which came yesterday,
zach have long accounts, evidently
written by Mr.. Bernard, of the troubles
end embarrassmen,s which have beset
the Ruby shareholders at every step.
This gives the papers aforementioned
pretext for alluding to the affair az
smother Emma mine swindle, and both
take occasion to call in question the
correctness of Judge Coles recent de-
olsion In the case. We are not much
Of 3 lawyer, but having heard the case
ably presented on both sides, we are
forced to conclude that Judge Cole adj
ministersd the cold law and nothing
more. 1.-THE decision says Mr.. Ber-
nard, .'is virtually TO the effect that
under the laws OF Congress no alien
can acquire title to mining ground in
the United States until such ground
shall have been patented to an Amer
can citizeu, and consequently a con-
tract entered into by a citizen of the
United States with an alien to secure
through the former for the latter a pat
ent, being an evasion of the law, can
not be enforced" That is precise
ly the case; or 10 put it in
Q little clearer light, an ille-
gal thing accomplished through
q third party is just as void as though
contaminated by the party directly in
interest. II an alien canuot, under the
laws of the United States, acquire title
Of the Government 10 mineral lands in
his own right, It is not easy to perceive
how he can expect to effect the same
result through an evasion of the law,
peipetrated in the name of one who
possesses the necessary qualifications
toacquire and hold this species ofprop.
erty. We say these things in yindication
ofJudge Coles position in the premises,
oA0 "itdVu ally ACACtCANP "ho~C'Si w
the equities of the case, about which
we know nothing, and which, by the
way, have not so far been passed upon
by his Honor. That branch of the
subject was not reached at all, the case
having gone off on the point of law
above mentioned. AS regards all Of the
buncombe about this decision tending
to keep out English capital that is a con-
alteration not worthy OF a moments
reflection. II an Englishman want to
purchase a mine in this country all he
has to do is to require the vendor to
first secure a Government patent for
the same. IL he neglects to do this,
preferring to take the grand chances,
be ought not to grumble if he gets the
worst of the deal. particularly when he
knowingly acts in open violation of the
written law of the land. The people
OF the Old World are great stickiers
tor tho strictest observance of their
own laws; they should not expect to
act in defiance of ours and at the same
time escape the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

NoNsENsE.-A sensational story is
ahoat that General Sherman will re-
sign the command of the army next
year, in order 10 allow the appoint
ment of Gen. Grant TO the position.
What nonsense! General Sherman is
not fond enough Of General Grant to
make such a sacrifice as that, and be-
sides, the Office of General of the
Army exists only with Gen. Sherman,
and when he retires the Office ceases.
Equally silly is the story that a move
ment is on foot to secure for Grant a
pension of $4,000 per year. Such a
proposition, if not debarred by the
Constitution, is yet so wholly without
precedent that it has all the force OF
constitutional inhibition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

CoRNUCoPIA.-A letter from thi.
thriving camp says times are daily i'm
proving. One hundred men are work
ing in the Leopard mine and twenty
five at the mill; twelve at the Pan
Their and about sixteen or twenty i'll
the other mines that are being pros
pected. Business of all kinds is i'm
proving and they look for better times
this tall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

CANINE SAGAcITY.-Judge Ford, of
this city, formerly of Bismarck. says
the Deadwood City Black HiHs n
oneer, loaned General Custer a famous
dog. The dog accompanied the Gen
eral during the engagement with Sit
ting Bull. Ten days after the battle
the dog returned to Fort Lincoln, a
distance OF five hundred miles, in
search of his master.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

AFTER life's fitful fever George Sand
sleeps well; but Susan B. Anthony
never dies, and though she lacks the
tender grace of early spring asparagus,
she still flourishes as the unconquer.
able adversary of despotism and pant
alettes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

EDITORS are coming to the front.
Henry Watterson. Of The Louisville
Journal, has been elected to- Congress.
Marble, late of the World, is urged for
Governor of New York. Mr.. Haskell,
of the Boston Herald, has been offered
a seat in Congress, and an editor of a
stealing a mule.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23
Democratic Veterans.


CHICAGO, Aug. Il.
The Journals Washington special
says: Alarmed at the advantage which
the various soldiers organizations are
giving the Republicans, the Democratic
managers have started a Soldiers Vet
eran Association, with General Hooker
as its President and General Denver of
this city as Chairman of the Executive
Committee, of which General r. Is.
Mitchell and Representative Az VIII
liains are also members. This COM
niittee is preparing an address, show
ing what the House has done for SOL
diers in the way of bounties, pension
bills, ETC., and have taken steps TO hunt
up and gather into their organization
all soldiers who have Tilden's election
st heart.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

A GuEss.-We guess that the Repub-
tican State Contention will settle
Powning's hash to- morrow by giving
him a plsce on the ticket as of tho
Presidential Electors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

ORMsBY MISUNDERSTANDING are
the delegates from Ormsby county to
the Democratic Slate Convention: +. j..
White, w. A. B. Cobb, D. Gree, John
Wagner, I. B. Winston, J. l.. Beam,
John Rosser, r. p. Fouke.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS
sHERIFF's SALE.

Ply VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To
- sucG out OF tho District Court of EuraIs.
county State Of n evada ,on the Dist dav Of f Ak
gust, A. ID. 1879, at 4 p. M. sngg
directed and delivered. for a judemart " mo
dered in said court, on the 2Ist day Of rom
A. y. 1875, in favor of JAS. Sias ana du ",
4. McCully, copartners, doing bus;naSs v.
SiAs Il McCully, plaintiffs, and against IT, Is
Miner, defendant, for five hundred As .
twcnty-three dollars in u. S, gold co;n M
interest in like gold coin at the rate - WIN
per cent. per annum on 1923 from .cn
gust. 2lst, 1876. till paid, together with dar nu.
and s779 l0-l0O in U. S. gold coin. cost q, n sse.s
with interest in like gold coin, at the rot suit
~ per cent. Der annum from the Dist ~ ?" VI
gust, 1876. till paid. l have on this. tbss 81 gu
day of August, A. ID. 1876. at 5 O'clock = . -st
wit: pA0perty TO
Eleven hend of horses, five head of null.
five wagons. eight set of double harness cnes
plete. two saddles, fifth chains and stra,eh
two rough lock chains. ana
Notice is hereby given, that On tho oe,,, A.
Of August, A. ID. 1876, between the bonrs oossgS
O'Clock A.. M. and 5 O'Clock L. NJ. viz. 81
O'clock M, l will sell all the right III
claim and interest of the said defendan,t
Isaac Miner, of, in and to the above dcscr;b.S5
property, in front of the blacksmith sbon "
Sias d McCully, in Eureka, Eureka conp,v
New, at public auction, for cash in hand =,
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy ssiJ
execution and all costs. ~'
GEO. ". GILMORE, SheriH.
By S. b. BELL, Deputy.
EUREKA, Eureka county, Nov, August 2lst.
1910. au22-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-23

NYE COUNTY DELEGATEs.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed
by the Republican Central Committee
ofNye county as delegates to the State
Convention at Carson o-morrow: NJ.
d. Howell, w. n. Granger, Il. P. Sine
and NJ. G. Rhodes.