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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

ARMY PAYMAsrER. Col. Broadhead,
Paymaster of the United States army,
arrived in town from Camp McDermit,
where he has been distributing green
backs among the Boys in Blue"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27
ASSESSMENT. NOTICE.

RYE Patch CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY.
Y oCATION of principal place of business,
n /San Francisco, California. Location of
works, Echo District, Humboldt county,
State of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given. that at meeting
of the Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day
OF November, 1876, an assessment (So. 81 of
Fifty Gents per share was levied upon the cap
ltal stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the office of the company, Rooms 3
and 4, No. 400 California street, San Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day of Deem
Der, 1876, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless pay
ment is made before will be sold ON Tues
day, the 9th day of January, 1877. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY
order of the Board of Directors.
ID. +. VERDENAL. Secretary.
OFFICE--Rooms and 1, No, 409 California
street, san Francisco, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

IDAHO BULLION Wells, Fargo & Co.
brought down from Idaho, yesterday,
three bars of bullion. from the Mon
arch mine at Rocky Bar.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

Troops En- RoUTE. - A detachment
OF eighteen men, from st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, passed here yesterday, en- route
to join tho LIST Cavalry in Arizona.
One of the number, who deserted and
was recaptured, was held as prisoner
on the train. The men were in COM
mand of Sergeant Steele, from Jeffer-
son Barracks. st. Louis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

PRUssIAN YEAGERs. - The German
Military Band, or Prussian Yeagers,
composed of 40 artists are coming to
the Pacific Coast, and will give an en-
tertainment at Centennial Hall. on Sat
urday evening, December 9th. This
band is attached to the 3lst and 7Gth
Regiments Of Prussian Infantry. They
were given a furlough by Emperor
Wilhelm to visit the Centennial, where
they carried of the highest honors.
They have met with great success in
the Atlantic Statos. They will appear
in the full dress uniform Of the Rifle
Guard of the German Empire.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-27

By Atlantic and Pacific Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

be from five to ten degrees lower, and sometimes
more and it is inst these additional degrees OF cou
that, when an ordinarily sheltered thermometer IN
dicates pretty sharp FROST destroy tender plants,
and often more or less seriously affect the health OF
the delicate the old, and the very young. Accord
ing TO the records of Capt Liddeil, the raaisling
therlnumeter was. during 1872 and 1919, Oh 70
occasions from lOo 10 l3o colder than the shel,
tered Thermometer. Most of these cases occnfreu
during April, July and August Owing 10 the olneI-
et powers Gf absorption and radiation possessed py
different kinds of earth it is found that garden loan
has the power of receiving and retaining heat su-
rior to that Of auy other naked soil The telnpeIa-
ture of peat is nearly equal to that OF garden ioan'
although il is wet and cold 10 the sense 0f tOhch'
covering defends the naked s9i from these extreme
effects of radiation matter whether the covering
be natural one of grass or an artificial one such S
screens of muslin, straw netting, clouds OF smoke,
mist &c The beneficial effect of covering OF
muslin is not quite equal TO that of straw mat'ng,
but the amount Of protective influence OF so snght
material is worthy of notice, amounting ON the
average to nearly liz degrees, and in some
cases to three degrees. Ii is said as general
result that in the climate of Cornwall, Engialld the
soil covered with vegetation will be from eight 10
ten degrees warmer in sharp frosts If screened from
the sky by straw mating or other moderately thick
materials spread 1t three OF four feet from the
yrauud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

EXPOSED ASD SHELTERED TnFRMoMETEaS.-In
reference to the snrface temperature Of the earth,
aud the effect of shelter, d.. Barhan communicates
20 the Royal Institution Of Cornwall an interesting
r'emoiF. lie says that the very considerable differ
snce between the lowest temperature, as indicated
~ the seh-registeriEg thermometer placed within
thermometer screen. and that shown by similar
Z sirument exposed ON the grass, ana radat1g
5seey into space is illustration Of the influence
II shelter. Ihe common estimate Of the greatest
cold Of night IS derived from the record Of the Their
l9Ometer screened from radiation. This is what
asses current as the minimum temperature, and
fiial not ony among the public, but also generally
With those WHO pay 9 good deal Of attention 10
,nctcoroloy. Yet, wiiea the SKY Is clear the tenn
perafure Of tle graes and that 70 which vegetables
snl zen AID anilals ont d GooTs arc exposed will
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Efforts to distribute the current from sirgie
fuaehine to several aiaps have NOT proved practically
successful by reason OF the great Increase m The
cost If the illumination, - That Gramrie has been
Led 10 construct small machines. J0-candle power.
While these operate very well. tne light however,
y not perfectly steady, aud the machines found best
adapted q practical purposes are those that yitlda
1OO-eap lie light
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Nrm Publications.

AN INVOICE OF CHOICE BOOKS on view.
n List OF I.are Books gratis. APPLEToNs ANTIGUA
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FINANCE, CURRENCY, AND BANKING.

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Nna 7I2 and 7Ah Rrnahrsar New Ynrk

=. Tbese VoTs oehad Of all BOOks'ieTs or ser posp
on receipt Of the prize, BY ne J1fLllskers,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

BENJAMIN Patterson arrested upon a telegram fron,
Bo,,o charging him with reoeying s,oisn goo yaed At
given into tho charge OF t's Bos.Jn pof officers.
At tho Essex Marriott Police Colrs yesterday John
asr lgH .; MeSi;i Ryaa q sSinSe saG ysras 81 is
morning dispute acsns Ol Of h.s refusal fof lqroF
lie va, bold ia ~ 900 nau
William f. Hardenbrook was brought before the
Tombs Police Go c1rs sstUriSy CHARGED ~ G T. senagr
sent cfcuars On thr bcaa :rc ~d scDs
MS Prisase -iresA ana thns rese 20 so1ey from
that hs elstoa 20 had Ieon hss Of Dnrtner.
William Penny aod has wife Catharine living at
" s andcr n, niaeaceo Of nGncr N. ha't,Dd ordered s
wife q ieaye h' room an on ser fef'snz ,erea hes ron
Ca,trHe 10 o hosit.l vita hor at broken
head bui'y muEsl. The husband was yesterday CON-
tied by Jns. &c Klsinire % AVIAN tbs rosHlL
William T.. Brinkerhog, LAWYER, OF no. 20 East
Ii t haynG pad rs , af,,"s1n - or 1D asit % aE,c
Oo, Sitespted 10 sec n -nd c,anr, ,nsaed in vhch
10 condncter and poaccnan wnor hs had called 10
ssianae fsre gll-ly Injured The lawyer wa gn7!y
pay SO aud to md secory IN 500 - keep e pee
David Pyats. a grocer of Sc. Cliff, L. l., hes OBJ
letters Win intent to oacs nail IN, colaplssrt charged
that Sig9r ~ taTessi0s 2 R psS, Ss n. ss % s as
slo: a9cg hnn DegnJ when arrtg ed =. as..dsg q we
bin, aud hrd for e1am1atoD on nexs "$besdY pSh
being fixed ~ s3,000
Edward Sibon was brongnt before Justice norcan
at Essex Police Court satrIay charged ~ beng
Of three men who eaiee an robge1 Al 0' Te.lp 1 =,
escaped but the complainant cluna 70 oen "a ~ sl
o9r otn 3 syea s 20 .aswer Ia adf, Of 800 bs
The compliment sent to the House o Os''l oh s' vi"
Ws 6r0cght on SATURDAY before Justice norgan e,sSt
~ res associates rlo seiZ no nas asy
watch ws found on RAley I.e!ley e.rsnaion vas thas
lho 1 men =, 'Iae % eopsy ~ W " caas sseS and
tlas colnittd tho prisoner default Of $1,000 bal to
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
SAD FATE OF A CLERGYMAN.

TIE body of man apparently about 50 years
Of azc was found in the woods the Convent Of che
sacied Heart OnehundIeG-andtvcn cnty cisIth-s ard
Tent!-ave., last Tuesday james a. True OF No. 4s5
u.ip-s. Paterson N j.. saw the description % the
body and clothing. and identified the clothing a3 That Of
lie Rev. William Bement, a clergyman formerly Of
Flmira " Y, but who had been living at Jersey City
nights He had been missing for three weeks. d. H.
Davenport Of Elmira the sonin-law OF TIE clergyman
arrived in this city Saturday and sustained Mr
Trues opinion In regard the identity OF the remains
The body was decOmposed, and evidently had been
where IL was found for time. There we're no marks
Of violence upon the body, and it is believed that Dir
Bement down TO rest himself perhaps Oyersome Dy
heat ana fatigue and died before he could obtain assist
ance His uOckctDOOk contained 20 cents and slip non
The Adrdnce re fOus newspaper. dated May - 1872
in regard u the salaries Of cergynen Nhe supplying
puuts during the summer vacations of the regular oC
cupants. Dr. Davenport called upon Mr. Ioa the clerk
of the cOroucrs' Office aud there doubt rs 70
The identity and il believed that The clergyman died
from natural causes permit gwen FOR the removal
gft ne
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

seaside life Many, however prefer tents as more TO
panc MS more OF return TO nature and irst pFlncipe.
and these can be rented with floors furntGre' ana All
complete by The week or season rs yon irce snoDes
and sizes TO suit the essees scattered tbrosn hs sIVo
and along the lakes and UP ard down me Dt icn anu VIC
picturesque effect h very fine. - 49,, 1T,
a sea front directly the Atlantic Ocean o iaf ~ {,
bounded on The north and south by wesley hno fSSr
Lakes and on the vest by the NewJersy ''hthi i'it
roah which brings 10 the grove Perhaps nan tuc
place is woodland that have either sauo OF
beach, ns one prefers The lakes are fresh Water Sts,
damned up the great boating ground ior ouns
aud old. At evening early morning Wesley 4Ahc,
LARGEST and best Of thens perfect fairy scene, anu ~
Iretty wide exp or life have seldom WiliTs+'
a moro enchanting sight. Suoling along the Danks OF
eveulpg cigar 1 have frequently counted 500 OF fOo
boats gay with awnings aud fags, soIre shhG solne
Toyed and oil alive with Joyous passenger, UT
AZ one momel. there Will 30 par o. lads, tH1unl.s
along In eager competition with crew OF grs; yohd..
n stad husband and wife, rowing leislrey Iast, oul
every whero the utmost decorum anc pr0prety -.
Things here and with the exception OF Cape May are w
surpa ssed the Atlantic coast. BatlhE ~ bOhe
Branch is osten very dangerous Decanse OF no aorupt
shore: but here ~ OcoJn Grove the shore dpiONina,es
D. that AZ Capc May though rardy tqu2hng IT, IN Al!
days. however IL entirely sae, and the SO
II scarcely necessary TO add, "1loy 20 40 o - ~
NOT IN unrc1uent sight to thousand or two pcCe
tOnlcking In the surf aL the same time, Every uInHH5
a. O'Clock aud again a. D. m stahth tle slo3Ps vi
yachts are ready take out 70 sea for sail OF 70
Gsh, or both together. "a one ch"oses. - ,ooo 900
here In tile way pf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3nd ErahtS
streets introducing water and gls, leYelg sanN'ho'
srubbng on; trees dredging and crric!he INC i.b, c.
and suppose tho lOtholders nave sph on co'ttE.y
&C. twice much Tnti SucceSS mas aNa@cd VIC
entire jersey coast, aud DDth aC"'6 qua pooN tH'll,
from Long Branch 10 Squan Diver, simillr places arc
Ocean Beach Spring Lake, and SEA Grt aHd ID tle 'ulS
coast VIII be entii ely taken up With such resorts
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-The following Is the sub
stance of the II ths United states supreme Conrt IN
the case naned being in regard 10 the personal Liability o
8 stockholders Of banks: "a, -.
So l6s-Haryey Terry plaintil IN error agt. Emily l
Tnbman In the CTcut c. Irt 81 the ScutEtrn lct
Of Georgia plaintiff, citizen OF Georgia. brings ms az
Mrs IuOman the sum OF paw lac
alleges that he hOd8 The circulating nOtcs C the sank oi
Augt georgia and that the Defendant ~aS
theno.'prh, holder OF $40 9hRres of the
stool e. that hank ~ nominal value Of rio per share
of chartered Dec ~ i54o ami It's
charter cont tajped the following proylsiOni
gC q That the individual property OF the si0cFhOlders
l sand bank shall he ultimate renptono oi the
bs ssud By Dauk IN )rtoh 10 TIE nut Der o hs
held by them respectively and in case OF Iai44o oi said
hank n transfers f stock nAle within %'N months pUr 10
failure or refusal part fel lrk TO redeem s a
Ties in specie when required shah be 0d and the priv vdte
pIonerty individual individuals transferring saih
snal liable for the redemption Of the biis 81 fd
bank as above stated.
he defendant sed statute cf limitations alleging
sued issnc by tie Augusta
Bank prior June 1, 1865, and before that date
the bank become nsavent and unable TO meet
liabilities, had voluntarily stopped payment and
had ceased To do business, and 80 continued down
the time Of the plea. To this pics the phuopf
The Circuit Court ndeyed rnt for Ire de
this plea, iron which tbe plann brings h' writ
Of 70 THIS court lhe sssn,e Of q the state
follows " this action u CONCERNED. viz.
And be rtaer endcteo That all actions on oonds
other n.truments under sea ana all salts r e enforce
rights aocruing Ia nd duas corporations pnfor
acts VI incorporation. or IN any way Dy epaIa
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
pdSSFNG ERS ARRVED.

FROM IIN EVPDOL-Tn stIf1shfp city OF Rcbrond, aug
lo-Dgniel V. Arg1mea, Mrs. ArgtisnDlu, & X At,'
Ayre \ a. raff0rd IT., Mira Bradi0rd. Mis- Rratie Mls
~ Bradford 4. Bradford and servant y r. baNSt'
% len Tpltoi, r. w. +. Brooks Nss - i'ty inn J
lev Mrs BucFley u. s. Bullock Mrs. Bullock hs No.
Mss r. Chrstansen &. A. ChilloLs Ars 1l.Da 20
Emily Clements Wm J. Cegg Mrs. Clegg MSs M fani
,,olfsit Tnouas COrss Lewis Cox, RObort toN p 1870,
Gopcglyes oe Maeedo Caryaho, Martin Das. . -
Couft ne Campo Alegre T. EarsaAer ~ is's ~ 81 -,
u EueT.,n Thos Evans Nj Jennie o. ,Nas ", ~
iobbie. MIS- Gtbbt II pll'le,
~ U.i0b Mr. Hsrris Mrs HSrris, W. W; uarls ~
Il, ~ ~ ti,rti. l.. ". T. Harris, Lib r raves IL II
M, Iins ~ Hogan Chas Hull, Mr.. Hunt 'has w iihen'
ii', a. Zones. Niss IlIKe Johnson J. Jphl.o
i5 >, ueI IN KraZ. tie Rev L. Is IenaShAn' MS
N2nie Ienagtsn, ]. J. LAWS G.; T. lewis A. 10y
~ = IiJston, G. : Loier the Rev hidden Mis-. Mas9n'
VicoT q Man,er unhry ~. MeoT. Ma y e3I sl1 s..'
49, - NCfIe, the Rev. Wm j. MolOned, VI. hehls
frirt I, Ney co rbe John P O'fooc E . Palmer Jhlss
p,nIanl A. Booury Ir Rogers, cot NJ. T. @allo-y NaY-
Ssg,nuuT = T. rmiti MTs smith, Master shelly Snlt hle'
Tins r. Suither stern. Ars. stern lieut. w T. elug'
~ a stuart, J. g. SNasey, Nrs Srassy MS 'sssg' 80
tr syysoy Mis- H. r. swan. capt 7. fen Hosc y ifoHV'
iiss NJ T. Tracey. i. 1renba:h. Mr* irenbsth. =" !.
Usher y l. Iidh de Jeude, J.. p WAlaSe ,t9f t,ls
West Mrs West O. Wi,sor. Miss wison ; VIE, =. M%p' %
T. j. Wilson TLOs williamson Mrs Wlaas,l ia ~, ~.
fer W L. W',iiehead, Henry u Woods, iona "o0'N1'' NV
FRoM IONDoN-ra Steamship Angiid Aug i9;;-It,v -lItv
Lowe CGales iCto Mrs q Il. EllerS saser v. w., -
Major Hall Mrs. Hall, ingram h.l Ai'A I stanley
los M Woor Miss hnnic wo,r kear OafSs .ng erS,e %
IA, ,l Enr E plon, Levi Dillon, j. fhis, hiss "a.
Eit,s thas spberts Miss ". \. Thomson hs
,ont Mr. hsruham Mr.. md MIS- N"iic' y. ~
M,s Heller Sieholas Heller, Mrs j. iOOhs"l1 ''i'' ~
Robinson. ----
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
A PROSPEROUS WATERING PLACE.

OCEAN GROVE rs ADVANTAGES AND sTIRA CTIoSs-
WHO ARE SPENDING TIE SUMMER THERE.
fFroM 4 sPECIAL CoRREsroSDEyr OF TIE TRmUNEl
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 1S.-Sevcn years
ago Ocean Grove was Jersey Wilderness pine aud
sand worthless 10 al appearances but to-day IL is
usv little city, doubling in population eye-y year two,
and !or two or three months in the year averaging
popn tion Of from 1000 10 10000 persons Many sup
poso il IS merely Methodist camp meeting ground, ana
so It was originally. Gld IA yet Tor brief period each
sniAner. Iut ike MaTtla's Vineyard it has already
passed beyond tlese limits into popular seaside sort
and without DOUBT has great fGture before H. The
Notbolists here constitute only small portion %
the visitors All dcnonluftons largely represented
and larger than them all is the great body who coming
here for pure rest and comfort and enjoyln n 'hor
cnghIy succeed In getting H. They don't get the dress
r;ade end nuge expense Of Long Branch and Cape May
nor the fuss ,ud feathers and Dg bills OF Saratoga but
they ret SEA air ANA salt bathing; they and sail ana
osf wear out toir old clothes, Tst their bodies and
t,i,s a 4 lay IN stock OF sunshine and health 70 las
whole year Here especially Is the Paradise for children
II true the little ones become brown rs sypses. b1
this change is deeper than the sSn aud the lie they
lerl here better than ali medicines
As an example of tina variety Of characters we hrye
here may say that morning i'm srolihg along the
beach act Methodist bishop md Methodist e"itor
inst behind them came two learned Presby eran pro
fessors from Princeton College with Their wives ana
families li.te further Oh met the dist! sushod
Baptist divine FLller Of Baltimore; an BOuf or ~
aferward. cianced upon upon two college presidents
from Central and Pennsylvania another from
England, and still another from Illinois The net day.
saw Gen. Cart, ID, who had nel for few hours from
the wranglc and turmoil OF the House at Washington 10
establish his family here for the Summer On all sides
one meets weary attorneys, and careworn merchants
and wei-tO-1o and mechanics and their rrOw
ing families and all reeuperte ana t. rehabiii
tate themselves here In sensible and b JrOugly Amcr
can way Thcy can afford TO stay hers, in these
hard times board is only from Tl2 10 l5 per week
In the best Of the hotels and bOardn hOuses ana If you
choose to rent cottage or tent yOu live you
please, quito cheBpiy as AT hotIH.
The great feature of the place cottage life not In
Newport Villas Long Branch palaces, where The
pensa eats mp, and the care Is wca1urss ihe
ladies OF the household, but ia te places thai only
from 81 600 81, 900 each but which yet lye ono all
tie cOini0t CiIoy Aeut that bo extracted from
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

ton o. iaw which ied prior TO Juos 1885, no, uo
barred shall be troug, by the lst OF January I70 q, IN
hight Of tho party piaiBtT claimant ngh IL ae,s
for 10 enforcement shall be forever barred. -'"
Sec. That all other cOntrac'a crl ress or H.
3ed gp0c any debt or liability Whatsoever GJe no pac
or acoporson o private individual or ind doaIs wcs
accrued p0f 10 tbo ls O June 1875, ami barr sb,
be brought By the Isl Of Jsnny 1870 or both rant aad
the hight % action 20 enforce II sh be forever barred All
limiistcns heIonbeoro expressed shall apply wen TO
courts law aud the limitations s1a take eject
r1eDuoned in this act whe,h her tD right OF a. .p hs actually
accrreJ prior 10 ts lat of JuDe 1856 then Oay IN
choare and iTporfectf Il 40 contract abty th In
existence.
The plea demurred to aleees and shero assumed
tue that the bgDk notes b-id by the plaintiff hal he ia
sned y the bank PRIOR TO June 1855 tAe rne sleeaed
Limitation quoted IL is further alleged aud "a
be taken true thai prior 70 that smo the enl si become
ceased 10 DO brness The question whether he rght
action sought to be cuforc6t had OF befora
JnDe ], 1860. by mean. Of those acts, accrued %
the plaintR n 10 bad the present action la rod
by o statne for II hardly bo c2n'eadei that th oos
te embraced within the terms o. te satua
The plea Is held to be soo na th9 cause q action as
existed IN OF each ti hOdry m force he ~
y June. 66 that . we- not Necessary nrs . eKhaast
~ assCts tho bank " legal proceedings Ie
gISrutee Oi payment where :esc Day bs haf he
wtLoHt preyiOns procceis aga st the prnoilL
Judgment execution uDssyaSted -rfgnGJ 1sv
ency .nd he tact may shown By other HOtoTols c.
Tie nGlity for "u...nate redemption wien
bank ~ rodss, ami IL coat y ins1,, at
Affirmed Mr. Justice Han, delivered ths vpiEio-