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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19

YREoLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
"A c mpSny Location OF principal place
ii business San FrsDe.sco. Ca!iforGis- Lo-
cat, IN Of works, Devils gate Mining District,
Lyoa County Nev4as--N fice y hereby gwen
th>. Il q meeting Of the Directors aela N the
i-th iax n lime ls7G an assessment. no, Que
III of ten 10 cents per share vas levied upoa
the capitaI stock II the corporation, payable
Immediately in L TIED States gold coin, u the
Secretary st the Office OF the Company, Room
], 2io Montgomery street, ssa Francisco, Calf
.orntA Any stock upon which Tins ASSESS
meut shall remain uupstd on the nah day o;
July, 1916, will be aeliEQuen; snd advertised
for sale a; pablo aactton; and unless payment
is made bet dre, will be sold on kDAN,
the Stu day II August 1870, % pay the detin-
lnent assessment, together vita costs OF za-
ve-,isins and expenses 81 sale.
THAp. ;. FITCH, Sec'y.
oFFIC Room /, 2io Montgomery street,
san Francisco. Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
TRlNS.CONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Routc.
The Chicago and North.
western Railway.

It's Track is Of STEEL RAILS, and on II hiss
been made the Fastest Time shat has ever
been made in this ccautry. By this roa'f
psssensors for points east OF Ihiesso nave
their choice of the following lines from
Chicago;
By the Pi.tsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicas>
and pennsylvsnis Railways - Thre'
Through Trains Dsily. with Pniinaa
Pslsce Cars through to Philadelphia and
New York on each train. oae Thron9
Train, with Pullman Palace Cars, 10 ia.
timore ami Washington.
sy the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Railway ana Ouuneetions-New York Cen
trail aud Erie Railrosds-Three Through
Trains Daily with Palsee Drawing Room
and silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
TO New York.
Ry the Nichigsn Central. Grand Trunk
Great Western and Erie snd New York
Central RAilwavs-Three Through Trains,
with Pullman Pslsce Drawing Room ana
Sleeping Cars through 70 New fars, 60
Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Rochester or New
York City.
Through Trains Daily, with pullmsn
Palace Cars for Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Wheeling, Washington aud Baltimore
without change.
This is the shortest. Best Snd only lin
RUNNING Pullman celebrated Palace slreP,nS
{
Pacific railroad st omshs ani from tt
West Wis Grand Junction, MARSHALL, Cedar
Rsnias, Clinton. S;cfliaS snd DIXON, i4r
Chicxso and the Last
This papalsr route i Ups rpas>ed &C.
Sp4rd Comfort ami Safety. The smooth
vel. hsIlSsted sna perfect trscE ~ stee
rSils the celebrated Pullman Psisce Sleepine
CsrS the perfect Telegraph system Of inov
Ing trains the regularity with which they
run. the admirable arrangement fer rnnninS
through cars to Chicago from all points
West. secure - passengers all The comforts
in modern Railway Travelling, No change
of Cars and no tedious delays st Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets Wis his Favor
lite kaafs. al the General Ticket Offices Of the
Central paSihe Railroad in Ssu Francisco and
Sacramento. and in all the ntkei ofnees Of
the Central Pseiac Railroad,
W Ii. STENNETT.
MARVIN HUGHTTT, Geu Pass Agent.
Gen. Sapt,, Chi $40
H P STANNoOp, General Agency, u
Montgomery street. san Fransisce sis II
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
n 0 rICE!

LNoR LICESCEs, SILVER WILL Re
II taken Ia the amount % Five Dollars On
all suaas above that the usual discount Will bs
made. X A COOKE
Sheriff Of Lyon Coqnty.
Dayton. New. June O. 1870.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
.>RooKs eoLpk SILVER MINING CON-.

uDROoKs GoLp5 SILVER MINING CON.
II pANY Location Of Principal place Of
business san Francisco, CALIFORNIA Ioestloii
of works, DEVILS Gsse District Lyon COUNT =,
yaxalS n itiee i hereby given thst ST a
IA citing of the Bosri 81 pIrectors held "a
tne ioth dsy u July, 1915, sn assessment tNo,
q of One pollN per sAsrs WAS ieNaed u ~
tha o.nitAl stock Il the corporation. payaoie
immediately, IN United States sold CEN, 10
.he SECRETARY at she Office ot the Company
Room No. /, California street, San Francisco
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
rerns,n unpaid on the 18th day OF August,
is-6 viii be delinquent sud advertised Ter
sale ~ public auction. and unless payment Is
mxis before viii be- sold on the FIJI II DAY
OF -FpTEMBKR. 1875, e. pay the deluqueni
assessment. together with eosJs Of advertising
and expenses 4 sale.
By orde1 o. the Board Of Directors.
T. r ALLEN Secretary,
ofase-goom l. No SSS Cali ornis street
San Fran cisco, California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19

And in accordance with isw and sn order oj
the Board Of trustees uaAd- on the Twelfth,
18th day Of Juue. 1876, So many shares OF 'srb
parcel OF said stock may be nee sSsry. viii
De sold It puhli aacticn. At The oface o; the
Company, Rom /, Bank Of CalifNruis build
ing. TAYLOR street Virgins ct'y, Nevada, on
SATURDAY, the twelfth tl2ihl day Of Au-
gust; 1879. at one o'eiNck =. N Il SAID ds,
IL pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and e1-
penses Of the sale.
+ c. LORD. Secretary,
0ficc-Room No. ]. Bank OF California Eu:ic-
lug. Taylor street, virsinis Ciiy. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
Delinquent Sale.

Ia oSSUTH MINING COMPANY LocA.
N tion Of principal place of business.
san Francisco. California. Location 81
works Devils Gate District, Lyua count, Ne.
vsds- Notice-Th.re are delinquent mon the
following serttasi stock on Scruuut 4 az
sesSInent Ne, q levied GA the s9,h day Of
May. is7s, the several snuunts sci opposite
the Names Of the respective share holders a.
follows.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
cE N r e N NAL
l776. + 1876.
PR OCL A M 4 tt o N.
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

rs THE POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND
10 tie East. Passengers for Chicago.
Niagara Falls. Pittsburg, fhladelphia, Mon.
trasi onaSec. New York. Boston, or any
other po,nt East. should buy their
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19

And IN accordance with law q an order
Of the Board IL Directors. n ar Oh The -,
day ~ Mas. isst - mans shStvs If vsth par
sci u such stock a. may be necessary Viii ee
sold 81 public auction ., tie ufi.ec 10 the
company. No Az California ret ran Ne
3 San Francisco. tslifurRis. ON WEpNkS-
DAY. tn. nines~vnth day III Jngy. 1873. al the
hour OF one o'eiock r. NJ. Of saia day. q pay
said drlHqatnt assessment thereon, together
with eosts Of advertising aud txpensss ~
sale.
EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
oihce--sls California street. koom No >,
san fIanei seo, California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
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/ This Company is the oldest and most exteh
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For full particulars and circulars containing
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Virginia,
I. MORRISON. Agent,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19

ofnce-Boom !, NJ. SSe California street
San Fran cisco, California,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
NOTICE.

LNoR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MIN.
- Ing tar silver wIll BE- taken she amour,
~ Ave dollars. ON all amounts above that
the usual discount Will be made.
D. Z. NASH.
Assessor Lyoa County
Dayton. New. Jrrs IL. isTe
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-19
DIR. II. r. FOWLER,
t-ATE OF CHICAdol
Has permanently, located III
VIRGINIA CITY

Ia Gal x
NO 80 SOUTH c STREET,
wher he viii be pleased L. sll VIII
need his services The Doctor has had aaAns
years experience In the treatment OF
CHR ONTC Disc A SES,
And feels confident tina, he can give saiisf ,e-
mon to those who vail give him trial
LApIEs-Thuse u yoa safvring iroga die.
eases peculiar 60 your sex. call AID get
the nacior's opiuion HAVING hKa ex-
tended practice III the line of Your diseSse~
among the rich and the poor. his position IL
his profession has given him access 10 ali the
modern improvements OF the day.
CATAEAH-Th- first step 10 Consumption
or Rranehnis he never halls a. cure. Those
Suffering from ans affection 81 the Hear;
ThrUst or Lungs will Dc well 10 consult hin
RHErMATI-M Is very difhcuit 10 handle.
yet the Doctor can show msay testimonials OF
perfect cures, even in this section.
Call and see the Doctor. He ehsrzes you
no;hins for his opinion, and If he prescribe,
you will end his charges light.
Once honrs-from 10 IA II, and from 5 10
6%so p, NJ.
II. X. FOWLER, N. ID.
90 SOUTH 9 STREET. VIRGINIA CITY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
A stampede from TIIden.

A GREAT CHANGE TAKING PLACE IN PUBLIC
SEN sENrIMENT-wHoLEsAL DEsERIIoNs FROM
TILDEN IN NEW YORK.
Special Dispatch to the..NelO York Times.
WHITEHALL, Thursday, Nov. 2-That a
great change has taken place in the cur
rent of public sentiment on the Presiden-
tial question in the country districts within
the last four or five days, is apparent to the
most casual observer. ALI admit it, for it is
80 palpable that none can deny it. The Re-
publicans show it in the increased buoyan-
cy of their Spirits and the Democrats, una
BILE to conceal it even from themselves, no
longer indulge in the brag and bluster that
everywhere marked their conduct of the
canvass last week and the week before
While few days ago they were ready to
bet odds on carrying the State for Tilden,
they now, for the most part
sTUDIoUsLY AVOID THAT METHOD
of deciding an election, and can rarely be
induced to stake even dollars ON the result.
And they have the best of reasons for this
abatement of their confidence. They be-
hold the best men of their party dropping
out of the ranks by scores every day. There
have been more conversions from the Til.
den and; Hendricks to the Hayes and Wheel
er party in the last five days than during the
whole previous period of the campaign. In
this part of the State it threatens to be-
come
STAMPEDE.
Almost every hour brings reports of new
accessions to the Republican Party-or
rather of desertions from the Tilden and
Hendricks Rebel War Claims Party-for
most of the men who are coming over claim
to be as staunch Democrats as they ever
were. A prominent Republican in Saratoga
County told me yesterday that within two
hours before l met HIM, three life long
Democrats, substantial farmers and men OF
character, had called on him to say that
they had made up their minds to vote for
Hayes and Wheeler, and proffering their
services in aid of the cause in any way he
might suggest. The changes that are now
taking place are not simply refueals to vote
for Tilden, but declarations in favor of
Hayes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
The BIRD Guards i'm West Chester.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.

Correspondence Of the Commercial.
Allow me to give you an idea of the cor
dial way in which the Bird Gusrds were re-
ceived by Company B. of West Chester.
am sorry that the whole company did not
go, as there were estimated to be 1000 per-
sons in line. We were introduced to Capt.
Pointer of Company B, who gave us live
ly greeting, and placed us directly in front
of his company OF which we felt highly fiat
tered. There were about thirty Bird Guards
in full uniform, and they were highly COM
pllmented both for the fine appearance and
hne marching, nearly all receiving bou-
quets. After two hours marching Com
pany B. escorted US 10 and
di ectly in front of the market house doors,
where we opened ranks, faced about, and
the Birds" marching in partook of a
sumptUus repast, for which our sincere
thanks we're returned. There were provi-
sions furnished for 5000 persons, and as
the department accommodated 1000 persons
at once we were not hurried. The illumi-
nations were simply grand beyond anything
of the kind l had ever seen before. After
partaking of the refreshments, Captain
Painter bid US hearty adieu, hoping thai
he might have the pleasure of hearing Of
little Delaware being carried for Hayei
and Wheeler. We left for our homes a
half past twelve o'clock, feeling well repait
| for our visit. P. s, ",
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
The New YORK Prospect.

WHAT THE "TIMEs" BAYS, TO DAY-DEAIo-
GRATIS PREPARING FOR DEFEAT.
Editorially the New York Times, to o-day
says We see in Southern papers Demo
cratic estimates of the vote in this city, ac-
cording Tilden amajority ranging from TO-
900 to 100000. There are Democratic pa
pers nearer home which give countenance
to the hallucination, and quote these alb
surd statements as more than prophecies
as calculations that will surely be substan-
TALLY verified. The Albany Argus, which
for time helped to keep alive the delu-
sion, has now toned down its figures
until they represent Democratic ma
jority of 22,726. Even this pretense
fades if we look closely at the fig
ures supplied by he Argus. 1t comedies
Republican majority of about 10000 in
the whole State outside Of New York and
Kings; for Kings it claims a Democratic
majority OF 1898, and for New York,
42,528. Both are overestimates. Accept
ing them for the moment, however, it is
clear, on the showing of the Argus, that
the Democrats do not expect majority in
the whole State exceeding $4,000. To
reach this result it is necessary to assume
that the Republican counties will do worse,
and the Democratic counties better, than
four years ago. For neither of these as
sumptions is there any reason. They are
as obviously untenable as are the majori-
ties In this County and Kings which are re-
he'd upon to overrule the rest of the State.
From all which we infer that the Argus,
caught by the same fit of virtue which has
suddenly overtaken its patron, is preparing
its friends for the loss Of this State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
Local Brevitles.

Sunset at 4.54.
Sunrise tomorrow at 6.34.
Indian summer is now due.
Moon rise this evening at $40
Dress and cloak making at sl2 Market street,
by Mrs. Day.
Murray & Bro display fine stock of chill
dren's shoes at 1O7 w. Second Street.
Solid walnut, marble top, chamber suits, for
$50, at the brance store, 4c3 Shipley street.
Pepper sauce of the best quality made by
Jones, and sold by all the leading grocers.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is only 81 a year.
No paper is sent out unless paid for in advance.
Every quality, style, color and price of hats
and caps at the store of Webb, 3O4 Market st.
The country people like to patI onize Dubell's
hat store. They can find just what they want
there.
Mr.. Sullivan speaks at Mt. Cuba Hall to-
night. He is dong effective religious work in
that place.
Mems heavy boots of various prices and quaI-
tiles, at the popular shoe store of Tennessee,
221 Market street.
The Greenqank school, Caught by Fr!end,)
is in a tlOurishing condition, having all the pu-
pills there is room for.
Pamphlets neatly printed and at 20 per cent
below Philadelohia prices, at the COMMERCIAL
steam Job printing Office.
Never give up the ship. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup may cure you, as 1t has done others. 1t
costs little, and can never harm. Price, 25 cts.
Go to the Grand Central Hotel, New York.
1t is the only tirst-class hotel that has had the
courage to reduce rates from $4.00 to 50 so and
$500 per day.
Many Wilmington gentlemen are accustomed
to patronize Philadelphia and New York tail
ors, and yet they can, at much less cost, be as
well suited here at the excellent tailoring es-
tablishment of Gouert Co., No. 13 e. 4th st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
Christians Items.
Correspondence Of the Commercio

Correspondence of the Commercial.
CHRIsTIANA, DEL, Nov. AT lEbenezer
M. E. Church, near this places meeting of
considerable promise is being conducted.
Rev. VIM. sJones, superannuate of Rock
River conference, is aiding the pastor most
efficiently.
Several improvements Of minor impor
portance are going on in our village, indi-
cative OF convalescence in business herea-
bouts. There is room for other improve
ments yet.
On Tuesday night our naughty boys
sought to right the village by turning
things upside down. Since then a rumor
has been current that a few OF the ring
leaders, including few adults would have
to pay short visit to New ICastle. 1t is
presumed, however, the matter will drop
and the guilty ones be allowed to go free
this time.
A few days since, as an old gentleman
drove through our village, few bad boys
made raid on him with stones, and would
have done him injury but for the timely in
reference Of gentleman who came be-
tween the old man and the pelting stones.
Don't know gour need, but 9oe need House
of Refuge.
Our village was astir on Wednesday even
ing, tho occasion Of holding the Republican
meeting. Had torches, and enthusiastic
parade, and music, and respectable speak
ing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
AntIEGs.

nIVIDEND.
IL NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE,
WILMINGTON, November 3, 1876
The Directors have this day declared dividend
of tive dollars per share being six per cent for
the last six MONTHS and an extra dividend Of six
dollars per share, both of which payable de-
novS 1t r. H. EwBANKS. Cashier
NOTIOE-TO OITY AND SCHOOL TAX PAY.
IN Frs FOR 1s76-Persons who have not paid
their City and School Taxes for 1876, (bills having
been rendered to themD and who cannot pay at
once, will please call at our office and make some
arrangement as to when they pay, and thus
avoid notice by postal card to those who do not call
we will send postal cards.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between Market
and King.
D. m. E. PROVOST,
Collector Tor N. District.
E. FARMAR,
nctla.tf llnllentnr for s. Distrint.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03

The TRUTH OF THE MATERIALS much
has been said about those "Birds of prey"
which are said to have ravaged turnip
patches along the road to New Castle, on
Saturday evening, the truth is at last com
ing out. Instead of $50 worth of vegeta.
bles being destroyed in Mr.. Wirts' truck
patch, which is on the property of F. N.
Morley, we are assured that three heads of
cabbage knocked off, and not carried away,
and one stalk of celery pulled up, the
whole value being.about 25 cents, comprises
all the injury done. The hush money al
luded to was never paid to Mr.. Morley as
he is not the kind Of man to do business
in that style. We are further informed
that nearly all the Bird Guards came into
Wilmington by Market Street Bridge, and
many Of those who came along New Castle
Avenue, along which it is said turnips were
strewn, were members of the Bayard club,
who had strolled over to New Castle, and
who are shrewdly suspected of committing
the depredations complained of.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
FOURTH EDITION.

The election in Nep Castle county is to be car
ried, not By talk, BUT BY WORK Get out the
Republican strength, IN EVERY HUNDRED. and
prevent Democratic frauds, and our majority in
the county is as sure as that the 7th Of November
mill coqneJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03

The Y. NJ. .. A. REvivAI MEEr1NG.-The
Young Mems ChristianAssociation are meet
ing with great success in their meetings
held in the Elm Street Baptist Church. On
Wednesday evening the meeting was con-
Quoted by Henry @. Conrad, ESQ.,, and last
night Lewis P. Bush, Jr., assisted by Nor
ris j. Pusey and a. Dure, Jr., conducted
the religious exercises. The meetings are
increasing in numbers and interest, and
will be continued as long az proper ap.
probation is shown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
FIFTH EDITION.

The election in NeiO Castle county is to be car
ried, not by tGlk, BUT BY WORK! Ge. out the
r publican strength, IN EVERY HUNDRED, and
prevent Democratic frauds, and our M jority in
the county is as sure as that the 7th of Nouensber
mill cone
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03

CENTENNIAL AWARD. Alex. M. Les
ley, of New York, whose Gothic Furnace
advertised i'll our columns) and Zero Re.
frigerator, have become so popular, re-
ceived for latter the highest award
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03

SALES OF FARMS BY THE SHERIFF. The
Sheriff of this county sold at Newport, yes
terday, two farms, the property Of George
Springer, of Hockessin. Both were sold
subject to mortgages, but including them
the prices stated below are the full price.
One OF 11S acres sold for $500; the other
of 73 acres brought $4,000 Both were
bought on behalf OF creditors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
Auftinit SaIes.

A sSIGNEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE STORE
IA PROPERTY.
In the village of Doe Run, Chester county, Penna.
ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY.
VIII b. sold at Publ Sale n WEDNESDAY
NOVEMB r :, 1876. The Store Proper now oc-
cppled i by "; W; II; tEYNhY, copsisti g of TWO
newly rep ired within four year Containing two
large rooms Gown stairs and four up with we'll Of
good water at the door The other lathed and plas.
tered with three ooms the first fl or, three on
ths sec nd anu he third. The store room Is 5OI
"a feet, well ar anged for busines cellar under Al
LOT containi,g about THREE-FUURTHS OF
AN ACRE. A STABLE and carriage house, new
VIM HANNUM.
j. Menough, auc. octSi.6ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03
8nardiug

POARDING-FOR YOUNG WOMEN, AT ss
- per week. at the house of the Young Ladies'
Relief Society. Apply at
nov23t. 1925 MARKET ST.
ROARDING.-BOARD, WITH EITaER SIN.
D gle or communicating rooms, with bath at
tached. Apply at
oct2s-tf 919 TATNALL STREET
POARDING-ONES SECOND STORY FRONT
I'D room with board, at
oct2l-1mt 13KING STREET.
ROARDING-FOR MAN AND WIFE, WITH A
ID furnished front room on I'd GOor. Also l room
furnished on Sd floor. Apply at
sep29.tf 5l4 WEST STREET.
DOARD-WlTH EITHER SINGLE OR OOM-
ID municating rooms, at SOL West street, Whining
ton, Del. oct4tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03

MORE BAD BEHAVIOR BY THE DEMOCRATS.
On the return home the cabin of Captain
Denney was broken open and completely
ransacked, his provisions eaten up and
destroyed, and many articles broken. The
Captain says this ie very different from the
treatment he received from the Bird
Guards, and if he can find responsible
head to the dlsorderly crowd, he will sue
for dnmages.