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~ LIdEESoS CHARLES swINBuHSE.
For Olivia Frances Nadoy Rs set. born Sept 90. 1874
OCT OF the dark sweet sees
Where no dr- lInf lausp OF weep
luto the dim ,oet u nj
Where day stlh DR. ans of night
whit, ro. G ~ . nraiea ne d1sss t1r yn
FIT Tor The birds ana thee
Fair nesting couchea beneath the mother dover
Nav, in some more divine
small spec hless .ung o. thlne
Hear-hushed aud smiiing. We
Might hope to have o. thee
II thy sweet sense mi ,ht NIX Itself with ours.
II ours might understand
The ian uage OF INV land.
Ere thine become tne tongue Of mortal hours
Ere thy lips learn too soon
Their soft nrst human tune,
Ana thy raised ewes 10 read
CLAD sud GOOD things Indeed.
Ere thought IN 10 ihe dover .oft lids to 80.
Mat life and love ON earth
BrlnS Wee Tor gltts u birth,
Now, ere thy sense forgst
The heaven that dis IL vet,
Iflhou couidstteil,. OF We
ASK an be heard VI thee,
For loves undvinE sake,
such news might touch our ear,
That then would burn to hear
100 nigh message now Tor mans " reach.
the pOld hafF n cOrn
lad Withrrsd Vasf mon borr
~ mag. he gooi NM Glad.
Tn. rims mar NM IA. - ycar
Ieit COLI =, m an a tcsr '~'
~ brarTs On 4 b,nss ,rr,.d .ad
High hopes and hearts requlc IN thy dawn.
Filled thine with life ana smiled.
But then blood for half their own withdrawal
~ death and birth he me
And sci with rse ~ nm
Aid ruth win dream, divine
Some worl nipht come with thea
From over Inc sttll sea
Derp hid ia shaie or shine
Crossed by me crossing sails Of irsth and birth,
Word OF some sweet new thing
Elf 4 uph ina ia hrtn
Some word Of love, some asiertaousht of earth.
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MIR. A. +. Stewards COntribu,lon.

MIR ROYAL PHELPS M Dear Sir Allow me
to become ,, .uascrber 70 the seventh Regiment Ar.
cnzen soldiers have made history Of which our peo-
pie may wen he proud and especially should we be 20
ment.
II gives me much pleasure 10 contribute the enclosed
check Tor y, 800 10 he bulldog fund.
Very sincerely yours.
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Centcnnia! Correspondence.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Exhibition opens at 8 p. m. There
arc special gates distributed at different
points intended for visitors who pay, for
exhibitors, for complimentary tickets, ior
workmen and for wagons. Visitors pay
fifty cents on entering the grounds, which
entities them to free entrance to each
and every building and to remain during
the entire day. This also covers admis-
sion to the Gilmore Concerts in the Main
Building, the Electric Organ Concert in
Horticultural Hall, and the special eXhl-
billions of fruit and vegetables in Agri-
cultural Hall. On enterning from Bel
mont Avenue visitors will find, free OF
charge, all necessary conveniences Tor
washing, dressing, ETC., ETC.; also barber
shops, boot blacks, etc. At different
points in each building water is supplied
gratuitously, and restaurants can be iound
III every direction. Over three thousand
seats have already been placed IN the
grounds, and others are to be added
as required. Rolling Chairs, great con
vcnicnce, can be procured at any OF the
gates, and visitors carried about from
one building to another, and through the
buildings, for moderate charge Anar-
row gauge railroad runs all around the
inside of the grounds for the small sum
of five cents, so that every facility and
convenience is at the service OF the
visitors.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys.
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head RinrMorm. Ulcers,
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the edge
i of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the leftslde; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and Is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
t.le arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
vet examination ofthc body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive OF the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. C. MeLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE' IS
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's Liver PILLS
bear the signatures Of c. M:LANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
BI- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
| To those wishing to give DE-. c. McLANE's LIVES
PILs trial. we will mail post paid to any part OF the
United States box Of Pills for twenty-five cents
FLEMING EROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
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Editorial Correspondence.
BROOKLYN, New YORK,
MAY Goth, 1876. (

BROOKLYN, New YORK,
MAY Goth, 1876.
Our previous letter was written just
after arriving at IIarpcr's Ferry, last Fri
q lay evening. AS we stated in that letter
The first thing we looked for was the eel
cbrated Engine House which John Brown
captured. Early Saturday morning
about four o'clock-wc were astlr and out
sooking for sights. We assembled Bolivar
delights and examined the earth works
and Notifications thrown up duri'g the
war. Upon gaining the top of THIS emf
,.ence We had most magnificent piano.
uama spread ont before us. Across the
,sitcnando III, to our right We see London
Heights, and TO our left, on the other
side of the Potomac, Maryland Heights
Use up in their majesty and grandeur,
while below us more than thousand
fact these two rivers flow together. One
off tthc ttaost beautiful and impressive
s;i..iIts we ever witnessed was the mist as
ii was dispersed by the rising sun. We
.helieyc this view of sunrise in Tie
mountains worth all it has cost TO come
,ii;ts far 20 see it. As the sun came up
fine mist seemed to roll away up the val
1ev of the river like an immense curtain
moved by tie hand of Omnipotence. we
asked a great many questions OF passers-
Ivy and were always answered IN the
,y,ost pleasant manner. We saw many
ruins which were caused by the war and
which have never been rebuilt. For PIC
,1resoueness and beauty We think the
scenery about Harpcr's Ferry excels any
ling VIC have ever seen. The town
ztself is not very large and is built on the
.ides of the hills and mountains. The
Government Armory which was estab'
shed here in 1894, and was added to and
improved from time to time, was destroy
I'd during the war and has never been re-
built, The machinery was run by water
,ower, and there is system OF tunnels
sl,Y conducting the water TO the immense
wheels which furnished the driving force
These tunnels RE caved in in many
ulaccs and we climbed down into one oil
hem and explored if as far as we could
Abcut 8 o'clock we leave Harpers Ferry
f,r Washington where we arrive little
.efore 10 o'clock. We start oct to see
ne sights Of the Capitol city, and 81
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Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, LeucoThea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciatlon,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the lodldes
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are SO skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect OF
each is assured, and while it IS so mild
a.. to be harmless even to children, it Is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
S...to,,, H. ;,,,r.,-;4!~- 81 -----r tio..s
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
! Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
| Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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NILSSON. u l. ~. i'-''''>'
NELSON & BARKER,

n y.AN ESTATB DisNEER|.' p.TIs 4IIHf.Io-
Il 5,rres of land for sale. Morey to- loan for
,anr, The OLDEST Land and Lost Agency ~
rama County. Have sud - residence Arve OF
ttesStt gears
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FANNY ". AUSTIN
RAILEY e. AUSTIN,
HOmEE 3. BIlADSHAW,

/, vrORNEYS At Law AND LAHND A'~75Si -
Y TaIesto. TaIna County, lowe
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ne,uSVeaa Congressional Cssscaaoa.

The Republican Congressional Eonven.
lion of the 9th Congressional district of
Iowa, viii be 4eie At the City of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, ON Wednesday, the slst day
ri June. 1876, NJ II o'cincs, y, ny tor the
purpose OF nominating ore Republican
,eanaiaatc tn represent said District in
Congress. The raNo OF representation
viii he one delegate for each county in the
Distr,ct and in addition thereto one dele
gate for every two hundred votes or traC,-
'Tyon over one hundred votes cast for $. D.
Kirkwooa for Governor at The general
election in 1875 The several counheS M
said District ave entitled to representatives
as follows
Benton Co. u delegates.
Iowa Co, 9 delegates.
Johnson 10 ID delegatee-
Itun Co IL delegates,
Marshall Co. 30 delegates.
. powesh ok Co. deiegates
j Ta:na Co, leleg tes-
! WIN. &. THOMPSON,
Cuotruau of Cong. Com. 9TH Cong. Dist.
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-,1-o5zvEy At LAW. Traer. Trrna County,
\ Iowa. wiz attend 10 Penr'on. hopntE: rug
rrr. End Land Office business Rooms in ihs
N,vor'a oficp-
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EXPENSES.

Do not be alarmed at the reports OF
high charges for board and lodging in
Philadelphia; careful examination OF
the subject settles the question that good
board can be had from Sc per week up to
S. per cay. Within sight of the Exhibi-
ton there are good accommodations for
81 per day, that is a comfortable, bed
room; breakfast can be had outside the
grounds for fifty cents. and good din
ner inside for 81. All that is necessary
is that the visitor examines the bill OF
fare and selects according to the prices
therein given. At ire dairy good milk,
cream, berries, ETC., are furnished reason.
ably. An estimate of expenses for one
person should not exceed from Sl5 to
s25 per week, including a daily visit to
the Exhibition.
HOW TO SPEND AwEEK PRoFITABLY.
Take room near the grounds and COM
mence on the first day by entering on
Belmont Avenue, turn to the right and
YOU are in the Main Building, with
DAVIS work before you and trip around
the world. Still keeping to the right, We
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CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN =,
At Tama City, iowa.
Arrival and Departnrc ec NsV.

Arrival and Departrrc " NsiI.
KEnIvGia.
From che East and Tama City, DnUr r,...
West - Nv I.,R
Trnerand Crystal, Tuerfny, ThDrs. ''"R n
day and Saturday "''
nrrkrvrr,. ,'''''-- h;"A.N.
=. sast :. -" '''" M:aAy
Trscr Sud crysteIr THerday. ySsr,. ''"F n
day and Saturday ~
Z. y. DyllN.v n %r,8
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". 8, TOWNSEND,

= r-yoRNEY AND COUNSELOR Az LAW
\ Tnledo. Tarna County, Iowa. StEce IN o'oh'
iyI5fdisr aver Clsrlse l;rr's.' Store
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oar Washington Correspondence.

e,7onorfss Ktsfe-fY Ia0ciirIy-F "ii"I< ow @e
I,r>sti1r,ios Nfaia The Appropriation Bills-
)smncruttC 'frreq NGrittes-' Noes a"a faHT5-
sral Not>s-
syAslnyGTox, D. C., May 9lss, IS.
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INV Yoax. 4seyp5.

Tho fre2,ihl fast trans-coutinehtal
train from New York 10 san Francisco
lenves-sai Id city on Juno the first, and is
expe0tJd TO roach San Fran DISCO on
Junefeutth, lreNfeS THE riisAt adf way,
arrossthe, Continent, and Nlaking the'
trlp-ipr 81 Ahuurs.
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~ 81 PUsFSS!!sh-s.S, IA, Mag 10.
Law Stow is(he juror inGhe YUst nGdr-
der trial wko wns attacked with ,pneu-
lnonia several days ego. dietl.lasr light:
The jury ~fl1be aisch11gtRtAns morn
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rs 'Bf6aght In behaif6f all The stock.
fhcldefs, and asks fl,9. IN Injunction
tissue, ittstrdining tho Ncfenddnts from
selhng'er otherwise HsfspoSihg 81 Any
Of the stock that AZ account be taken
of nll the PhfcEascs rEade and expenses
p;tid and the EHsiness Of tho Company;
that defendants DO compelled to
disclose all4hcy know about the pur.
chase anu -e1:persesi .Il.at The assess
uIcnt levied oh'4iasal 3lst be declared
illegal, and INTERPRETATION 81 Direct
ors on tho 2nd IF JANUARY, 1876, be
'adjudged nulelasha void; that It 30 WA
catedi that plaintiff :tectHer SlQo, 900
damagess that no recover $50. 900 .fSr:
money mis.appropriated; TINT tho other
stockholders be made parties TO the
suit,'aEd Judgment DO rendered for
cUsts'of-sH4, etc. ~sa.s... s 49,
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photographic.

F. . 4 Z ..f H. u y b.. FL
..iac:ll gSg 4 SCRANTON, Pa, May 20. 4.
tn A terrific explosion Of fire damp &C.
HAnrred this forenoon st Oxford. IN the
II Air ehsft Of tho Del LAsk aasa Waaern
I Railroad Company, a tails city. oy
Y which ono man was killed. instantly and
four seriously soorohod, and others
gtvere injured. n rfan% aaf
nm WiL,tISo1os, Del, May 90.
aY4!4n explosion occurred this morning
]! at DuP9lnis Eaills. killing four men
* name4 RstLfGk hcKcnny, Amos Car.
"a ter, Frederick D0pgbexty. mud Patrick
Doughorty. =, w. ~
'3 LoUrsrILLE, KY, my 20.
h, A Millersburg special 70 tho Courier
:: Journal reports u SERIOUS railroad acci-
/. dent ut HiDkston station. on the Maye-
,yillc and Lexington road. A long span
X OF the bridge gave way under tho
weight Of tho north bound train. The
I engineer discovered the bridge rrumL.
7 ling when ho was ono-iourth tho way
over, and he attempted 10 return, bu.
was unable. lie turned on full head
OF steam, and succeeded In getting
llGnrly over. when tho timbers gave way.
h One pnssepger coach only fell into tho
water below, Tho bridge falling on Il,
nnd thirty. passengers were moro or
less Injured. ,,l,: "
~ ~ SfLvEE CrII. Utah. Mny 20.
Mr.. Onks, n saloon and storckcepcr
In this place, has made another attempt
1 ut murder, This time tue victim is
Mike Conley. After dark. Oh the oven.
ing OF tho 18th inst, while Conloy was
I'm "a III ~, 4
tween them, Eomo hard words were OK.
changed, and Oaks struck Conlcy with
ono hand, holding n siK-shootcr in tho
, other, giving Couley no possible chance
to KctaIiaLe, he having no weapon
/ Oaks orderod him TO leave tho store.
lilo did 40. Oakes followed and shot
him, tho ball taking effect In tho riRht
shoulder. Conloy Is doing we'll and
will undoubtedly recover in a few
weeks.
s, "a, CiNOiSNATt, May %.
Prlynto letter from KearnOy Junction
snys tho Cincinnati party for Tic Bluck
Hills ,aro reported nj that place on their
way 10 Custar City; ~ weTo captured by
Indians, and arc reported all Killed.
W. ~ NV OnLgaSs, May 25.
Don, Pedro md party arrived on the
etealner Grand Republic last evening.
and took rooms at The 81. Charles Hotel
whore lie received n few friendly yisi.
tors. lilo remains for several tlnys.
L4SMS0, Mton, May IS.
Tho Democratic State Convention |
adopted Il platform fnvUting hard mo.
nty. or tho delegates elected eighteen
are for Tilhen and three for Hcu1IicEs,
but they go uninsiliIcicd.
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WEEKLY ElEo INDEPENDENT.
.sUNDax. nsx.s. nszs
,TlskraltING mo MEET oBLGtn4-
.it:I TrIoNs.

They seconta5 mortgage otsta1 Con
-ssnntHt on tho iCeatral PuelAe
RaGroad will mature >Nbout .tac
Joas.isS0 t.aua 6.rsiathrity win hhoant
.soNlfEsBrEnn 81 .nUney. The vssbor-
dination Of tho Governments claim on
THO tDad. tott tie second .murts4eo rcla.
tioH, has hia1o its redemption hypo-
thS6eAa. -6iaoe the CLAIM matt DO Suits
.A4lg1t. u aAktsvsr suxslas may TO
srnslnafter %1ro -BAiisfrtlfon OF the first
mortgage NcGIids. 'i!g Dc .'sts5} 81
I, Re6antlJ Gfsroposition has boon made
! 10 faeridc fer n sinking fund to dis
!! charge this second or Government mort
tsage. The plan proposed is to return
/. to the Government tho landed donation,
receiving credit therefor ,ststisc.rato of
two <ad tno:hau 'dollaro per acl1, 4sad
10 rcredte, by annual accumulation, o
cash balance sufficient to meet the obi
cation in full Mt maturity. a'
The payment of cash reisns no ques-
'tion Involving any controversy, but the
FIRST part 81 ,EEe plan noted naturally
stgiVcs rise to'tke<qucst;On, 'Is the'lRnd-
cd property proposed no 'bo returned an
e4Eipelent4f0:rsne amount of cash oLli-
gallon 1T Is proposed TO offsct?" II
This is answered in the affirmative, the
proposed sinking fund is to consist OF
: cash und cash equivalents, equal - the
obligation proposed to be discharged.
The parties ITO tho obligation are the
Government md .the RAILROAD Compn-
NY. If. therefore, tie asrorueition is re-
jectcd, it will 30 because If = u.farencc
OF opinion on the part Of emo or 4he
other as to the value Of the lands. y
Moro than ten years age this grant OF
land was made. and, on the part Of the
Company, tho land was made the'besis
Of loan from 6ordign capitalists, in
uhi6h transaction the land was suppos-
I'd tn DO worth two dollars and hnli
per aero. This representation was fully
confirmed by the Government in raising
the prioo Of tho alternate sections to two
dollars and ifty cords RcE aote, sa1s ia
tlinatrg 3slilly se investors the govern
mental estimate of the .valpo Of these
lqpds. II was as If the Government had
icertided to taeir valuo in unn,istakable
!, agprcs. HeRce, If The valuation Of i've
dollars and : kalf per rmeas olsimca tC
he 400, high, then the ratio axed tor
81 -.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CuIAMrIcS MINISu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- "fprinriiS.l. place 81 hieinCsz. lIk1, Ne
vall. fGcntiNn pt SGtls. brand Junction Mining
District, TaLo C,i'ih,y, Nevada.
HN1TcE "a hereby Circn thst 1t meeting ~
tho lIanrd of directors, held Un tho 9Th day Of
Nay, 1870, an assessment ISc. ~ of Three ccpta
Per share vas l"yIcd np'n tho capital stock {
The CorlUratI III. payable INN ediltrIy. to tho
ECGrctSry ~ tn ONCE ~ tho Company. ulHtpl
S,a'cJ IAni Dfi"c, Elk". ScvalA.
Any nlnct upon wblen ihIs hsss:friont sinll
main tiupIih "r tlIr sixth day 81 June, 1870,
VIII Jr h"llnqiiCnt and ndyCiilscd Tor hiio NJ
p"biic auciirN! mid unltss Iay intni H. made In
fOru vii he sold an THURSDAY, thu Sixth day
~ July 1915, Ia pay Tho delinquent Est,asnicnl
t";rlhr= with costs 81 Advertising nud tx
rcilscs Of sale. ny order Of tho BOat,l OF biz
:. &. aAYnuGn. Secretary.
OYs,rr- suhil.L biahh Land Um,,.. Iiko,
ScYHiA. uSh
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DELINQUENT RkICE.

SLASD MOUNTAIN TUSSRI. 'COMTISSY-
l Location Of Principal iIIrs' & 'IhtihC-.,
ElEo, Nevada; location ~ Works. Ishrh Metn.
tain Mining District, Elkn County, SeytH.
SOTtCE-Thcrn "a dSlinIacn! upon tho Ijl-
lowing described ttDct, un account ~ at.Gna-
mrnt $50. u levied OH the 22i day 81 Sinn,h
1870. ihc amounts ~. op;Ipstt, tho naIes VI thu.
Respective shareholders, - follows:
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PiiyRtes dispatches from confidential.
friends Of Senator Morton indicate that.
he gained largely ut tho convention
yesterday. 4 majority of Illinois is
now claimed for Morton; also majG.-
lily OF Missouri and all the Alabama
delegates. a
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Only enough ort-is bCiug taken from
the Raymond & Ely mine to run ono
half ctAs-e 0-stsrAp 4Sill.
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DELINQUENT SALE.

NTIEDFooT MINING COhPaSY.-xOc4T1oS
W Of lriGc.ISi lna;o 'f UryInrss, Si., Fran
cisco, California; ldca1ina II w5:lE, H1ii.Cad
nislEtt, Eiko ec's.tty. s1Ift IL NdrasA.
NOTICE There IS Delinquent. tp5n the FOL
lowing dnSrIth.d stock. OH 5rrHuut Of a,E'sS.
Intnt No. 3. levied tho nth dES II April.
lSTS niG several amS:If- ret UiD.i.ta thu
mrf:5 Vtko Respective rhitrnh.aorS ~ follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28

And In EcctiIanie with law and all onicr ri
the BodId az HSustccs made Um tho Fourteenth
day al april 1876. - many sharrn Of
each pArt y ofsurh stock rs may Lo necessary
will be soll q: pnblc auction, 1T the "lIicn Li the
Company, koOn !. No.. I0l California street,
san Francisco, California. on MONDAY. the
Twelfth day Or Jnrp. lJ7G. At hour uf Two
O'Clock, T.. M. Ofrt,id dly. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereof, together Will cUbiS Of mlrrr
t!sinG anu cApcuacD Uf7hu sNtU.
.. DAVID =. SyNSISGs, Secretary.
Oryrcr-Roo,n 1. No. iol c.'mVr1,I. street.
san fTanc!sSo. CaiiiUTlhI. maJId
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
DELINQUENT SALE.

JIUSsEY CONSOLIDATED Go:.D AND Sill
j 1 yer Nin!ng .COmpIny.-LocatIon Of rrr.
clpal Place of liaSinrss, San FRANCISCO, Ca!ifUr-
MIA LIcA:Ion Of Works. Cc-nucopIa District,
Elko County. Nevada.
SOTICR.-Thcre is icIfn1ucnt uuon the fnl
lowing described tLsck. OH srcoant Of assess
incnt tNo. ~, levied OH the 18th day OF ANIL,
1910. tho soSetai amounts rrt opposite TIT rlmes
cf retrospective slslrchclLers. US feilowa:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28

And IN Accordance with law and on order Of
Tie heard u Trustee. Iisdo Oh Tho iii day OF
March, 1870. 81 many, shares Of each parcel Of
snrh stock ~ iIiny bc htccsEATy Slll bH Soli at
THURSDAY. tho First day OF Jupr. lsi6. at tlir
hour or 0nH o'clock p. I'll. OF said dAy. q t5y
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costa VI advertising and expenses VI tho
sale.
II. 81, GRANT, S,r+tinry.
oFr1cE-Bank Of 81. s. ftrchIAn h 10, like.
Nevada, ..... mJ.td