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HQCUS-PQCUS,
Tfuw Insurance Companies Dofest Ohnox
!ous LoElslntlou In Mfssa',Fl+
HRfciot Nt,aseA 70 1AA 1ftskEk.

apteiat NspascA 10 TA4 7f1ttHk
81. Louis, No., Jnna lD.-For several days past
there has beeu considerable talk tn insurance rir.
cses reysr4tnx an Insurance bill pasteA by the Mis-.
aoIn Legislature lat spfIng, sal which wu4 nerce-
y fought sEalust by sescrsl St. Louis agencies on
account o! having involved fo1fsitug features.
Thu journals Vi The House aud seaate show That
the bill had p4s4el through all the Htagea Of lcg4-
lston necessary 10 make II law, but there IL d
little uawtitten history which does not appear !u
thssc books. After the rassaxe ot shs bill
by tho Lower Aoaac it went to tho sen.
ate, wheru it Ma Immediately referred to
the Committee ou Insurance. This Committee
wns 70 dilatury IN it, action on the bli that Tho
cl1to VI the sssAIun Wis Yip5hAclnX aud ytt pu ~.
poit h.a been made u slt SENATE, f,nssly, Sen.
4tuI Edwards introduced resolution In tbs Senate
t9 tho effect that tl* Ee rxeant. " Erusst
"a t. produce sas Chairman u ths c9nAulttss and
Insurance by le5 besa lo.:. aDl td.s. to,tesa u
letting ,s oa = ,.py spy. ut, The senate PASSED
shows ktu fHct. II then bscaiuu neec4&2ry for
George Frame. Chief CLERK ol the Houss. 10 d..
liver the document u the speaker, Md shcueo 10
tas Governors pssssse Secretary, who now says
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BIG Oil.

%pFe8aH I4spHH~4 70 1N* 1BsRH%Ss
PgrfsaEnu, Pa., Jnno 10.-TAs 0il men here
are greatly excited to-day In consequences Of lhe
remarkable strike IN tho bullion district yesterday
Of we'll lowing 1t tie Ea,a Of T. 000 bsrse!s Jay.
The we'll u on thu Henderson farm, and buds falF
to dow at tho 4boro Tass !udean!tsIY. Tho effect
Of this bonanza waA to hFiag down ths price of oil
herr to-daJ 70 cents lasssl. With prospect Of q
st,ll further aeelns. 1wo other .sslkes hsss also
united production Of which is nearly
equal to Lbs well aEst mentioned Yhefa
IL utter Generalization in ths market. both here
and In tho oil region, aud dealer. snd operators
are ~ ioss to KNOW bow 10 proceed. II II oclsfed
ANAL producers Will haft 70 suapenl.
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alde o: Snake River ara Wttheut aazislancs. They
are dectnR for places ofkafety
N CHICAGO.
II&u9. -7cn. Sheridan hAa received the following
dispateh fros, San FrAthtAco:
The foli9~tok teeersrts received iron, Gen. ifow.
9fd. GATED Fort l-tpwAL June 10: ''The Indians Of
v.x W,e h,rd i I'D o~ph. ssnt hs.s nsurderc! .an:
from hsfc eastward: Cans Perry vlsh Two ronpanits
r..de forc+d march thtther. Tie Indians nci will
samou ilyer, lea*e notlfy. Fort. fialt Shaw. Eik
f. III spoFsns r nTS nsSa ~
III prttendlnfto be rsssetol rott Betse wttf head
6ctler. Mellow ELL. Major General,
Gen, Sheridan does not look for any general
rising among these Indians. who hase mot hecu
believes thai they will now Atl1optto make terms,
and Will not give the military further trouble.
, 1877-06-20

that the bill vet* neref delivered to him. After
making This aafeflion to The Governor, that oic4n1
sent An order to Frame, rconessin9 hIEn to appear
inE bill. Frame did not obey The summons. but
Immediately disaprcared. and Il supposed 10 be IN
~ s thso5 n ,na1 be va ,., hssd
OF The way shd that tie has fed the country 10 e..
cape tbs consequence Of this act.
, 1877-06-20

6peE111 VTsp0E7E 70 18F 731HHHf.
LAsAtLE, ILL.,. June l9.-on Sunday afternoon a
fftshtfnl accident occurred II Peru, ampesing ihe
lises Of scycn men, women, aud children. All
were In ONO carriage. descending = preeiptoua
street, when tho earFaza was forelbly overturned.
throwing all headforrmost To tho ground. o.sMc-
1ntosh, Of this city, had ono shoulder dtsiocate.
His Wits had several teeth ioorened. Miss ycin.
tosh, Of Os1csby, had her tollnr.bone broken.
Mr.. Andrew sill1; Of this City. had her head and
Her husband and child vera al,o badly bruised
about the head and back. and Mss Nc(ifc Parks
had both hcf knees badly bruised. 1sls wonder
shat no ono Mha killed outright.
, 1877-06-20

UNDER THE WHEELS.
ET. tors. june 10. --Lste last evening. stranger,
named John q. II, T!naie. attempted 10 board n
nortng train u tbs Relay ffoute, East 81. Louis,
fell under the Wheels was cut In two and instant.
Is killed. Papers on tho body thowed that be
tersed In the Eleventh Illinois infantry during tho
War, but there was nothing to indicate whcsf be
Tired.
Louis A. Confey, foreman in the yard of the
Cafondc1et Branch Of the Missouri Pacific Raiifond
In the extreme southern part Of the city, while
coupling cars tast night cAnRht biz foot IN i frog
and Wa thrown down, and four cara passed over
him. almost insAnty killing him.
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F1SANCGALs
UNITED STATES !:
4 Per Cent Loan.

ESDEh AUTHORITY at contract with tas
EEClkETAkY OF TIE TitNAHUNY,
TIE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice thtt
.ro tais s.te and uniit July ,s =: @ they VIII
Hn LOAN or THE UNITED STATES. tn Dc.
nominations ~ stated below. At PAR AND AC-
cnnEp H.i,g ,,Gsr!s INTEREST IN GOLD COIN. -.
July l. 1871 and carry Interest ffo that date paYste
quarterly. and are exempt from tho paynen. Vi ta1es
Of duties to the United 6tates well from taxaoa
"a ~, form bJ Or under fsass, muacipai local
TlrE INTEREST an the 1,R01sTEnnp
STOCK will ~ .patd by chcek. Issued by tho
TnEAsu1tEn or THE UNITED STAIRS.
Tho check payabe on presentation. properly Indo1s
ID A 1hd pfoes of the TFeasursr and AhlktAt Treas
eFs Dt tht United Sister.
TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS witt bo for COUPON
1l0SDN Of $50 snd 500, and IkEt:IHTE1tKD
sl.NWs 4t,Ott. ind 100000.
THE BONDS, both CDUrDN Ind sREfsI9-
TEMEil, VII! be really for delivery Iuly2, 1877. :
FOH1is or FAPPI.IUATlON will be fufnAthed
bT tho Treasurer 1t Washngton ths Assist ant TrcAs
ufsr. At baltimore, lt.ton. Chicago Cueinaa. New
OFeAns. New YORK. Fh!iadeIphts. st. Louis and Fan
Franefsco. An4 BY tho National pants and bauks gen
trally The application specify shc amouns aud
oenominasons required aud, for rektneted atook. the
t4lI natuG and rpAt OtaEe 1ddFcs4 Of tho po1pou To
whom the bonds shall tu suaIa payahIe,
TWO PEh CENT OF the purchase uouey must
accompany thr subscription. The remainder nnay b
la A. Tie ptcasurr Vt the purchaser. either ttne of
absorption or at any le ptior to Oct. ID 1871 With
futcfttt added A. per cent " data Ut paJmen.
THE PAYMENTS nsy he mzds In gold coin u
tho Tres1orcr of the uned Btxtcs ut Washington, Or
Atti,sant T1easusen n baltimore. boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati. New Orleans, and It, Louis. aud " The
ANttAnt Treasurer as Ean Fsaneisco, with sxchaufe
eu New York. o. so either Of the undersigned.
To FnOtl0TE TlsK CONVENIENCE or
RtNschtNEIts. THE CSNElkkl&sNkD will
tla5 recelse In Hen of colt! unttsd Stakes nutss or
traia o Ne" Iofk. at ihctr con ra1ua tho Day Of
receipt Ia tue CITY OF New YORK.
, 1877-06-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dr. Van Dykes Enlphur Roap.--1t ren,oves
@ Ian. slnon.n; a FEeek1oi: Liver Spots, from my
skln. pnnatun: relieves itching. burning, and
singing of the skln rcliercs the itching and trr
pcctal!y ndartsd to tho Surtery md lla,h.roaii,,
IN oathnr children II has no superlos aud you eau
tnkc Sulphur Hath Al pleasure.
Ladies' who use It In their Toilet would nercr do
wlthont!t IT, 1t IL free frun all offensive aad djsa.
Esceablc odos. All druggists sell il.
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AUGUST BELMONT l. CO., New York.
DkEXEf,. MORGAN t. CV.. New York.
J. + ". GEl.tGNAN 4 CU., New York,
h0ltTON, BLISS T. CO.. New York.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or THE CITY
Of HEW YORK. MY.
DREXEL { CO., Philadelphia.
jCae II. 1871.
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FLOODS.

Special Dspatth to TIA 7Fftnns.
KroKuE. Ia, ,Junc IA very hesyy sain.storm
visited this locality last night, doing constdtrabls
damsge to railroads. On the Keokuk Branch Of
tho Chicago. Burlington & Quincy 4 bridge was
soma dtstanoe 10 TINT tFains have been over The
foad To-day.
A bsldge on the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw was
.patt1ally destroyed aud tho embanktncni badly
washed. Trains haye been delayed about ten
hOusA,
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DROWNED.

IArATETTR, Ind, Juno 1o.-The body Of Charles
Sharrntt, who was drowned In Wildcat Greek VI
tho 10th Inst, and for whom d!eent search has
1tcn made ever since, was foRnl this afternoon
near tue mouth ut that crcek. Ills parents were
summoned from Washington, and ilAYo bceu await.
Ing tue recovery Of the 6udy With Intense anxiety,
, 1877-06-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW fonK. June 1D.-Arrtved, Ateam,htpt
Pcresse, from ftsvse, and A1geris, ffon Liverpool
LosDos. June 11.-The ttcamships Wcscr, ".
A. scho1tcn, Victoria, sucvfs, and State OF Georgia.
from New forx, and partaia, fron, boston, have
arrived out. N3's
NEW ionK, 1rne 19.-The Amet1csn bark I'm.
pesaior has arrived with 6. GOO sacks OF rofeo for
Chicago, aud consjgnca 10 J. n. Doanc L TO.
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NEW sohK, June 19-The Quebec Rite Asso.
claton promises 10 cooperate With other Canadian
ride Clubs in sending a representative tean, from
the Dominion Of Canada to compets for tie Cen.
tennta! trophy and championship.
The HlAo Association If Great britain will com.
, 1877-06-20
VEGETINE
WILL CURE CANKER HUMOR.

tocxfonT, Mas, March q, 1876,
II. II. arHvxSa:
Stu: laA! fa.l my hnsltautl rot mt twO hottica Of
your fcsrtinr to take for thu Caitker lHuos which
hase hn.l Ia nay stan,sch fur several ycArs. took
H.. and thu tes1lt wss worry satiaf4riurY. ! t.aso
md .onU sreMed ia hrjp mt but vexrtiar. Ticru
4 70 douht lI nY MUD that cyaty Gus sHt1rrn:
tina. !. gave ne good aypetitu, and ielt bcticr
tn every rsspecL You're will rr4 pecL
Mis-, ELIZA ANS FOOLE,
, 1877-06-20
6RlIIfARY.

COLUMBUS. O., juno l2.-Capt. Ssthaniut
Menon ons Of tbs o}dest and n.ost psominens sv4i.
d<ats of this city. aud asusn ot thu Ohio Penl-
tsuuasY. died thu afternoon Of spo9lexy.
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"EIs. CLoAks, AND D01.8fANs..
West End Dry Goods HoQsa
Madison and Peoria-sta
SUITS,
CL0AKS, &
D0LMANS,
Carson, PRIZE { CO.

VIII open THIS MORNING 15O
Iadios' STUFF Butts in all the latost
shades OF this aeason'a Importation,
for 80 30 each, worth double.
800 DolmanB in Light aray. Light
Mixed Brown and Black, 1915, ia,
and sS; 1ess than half prtoo.
mans at a great sacriflco,
1900 Ladtes' Linen Suits, all our
own mako, s2.76 to SO; the cheapest
and boBt made goods in the city.
500 Cambrfc Wrappers at $50.
300 Cambria Wrappers, deep ruff
10 and trimmed, Bl.36, worth $2.26.
, 1877-06-20
NOTICE,

LADIES VISITING BOSTON
Who prefer. quiet c1tnfpttAh hls huHe dus1uE tbel
stay ubtA1 equal IN any hotei u1uch ic44
fkA1Ls03. liz. " La l4loo :44es.
, 1877-06-20


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PUTS AND CALLS.

$50 sex .,9t r;taSnf9}i,sofl;SSsS'. r;an9i sofl;Ss' . Cd. 5;.SY tse
Il. w. T. xsil.M. NV York: mike dssl!she inse.t
iwfntj 1la!es shu aInpant ivesird Bock bought saI
aarf!ed - Ions ~ dsslf~d ds4A ut pr ov1 kx+
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A<Af***< NS%N%sRP Ft+t 4
Tha unsteFBIgnsA, y0ts1u
you will be . candidate 10
Pruesls Jadxs tor tllia "
eEeaIlng Buaa onrs.
CAtoA1n, tunA H. 167T
NAtsK sK1NAElt,
tH}t,kS, SHELDON d CO.
j03K1'lf I. ItfEft3ON.
\. Z. LARSEtl.
HENRY ". KING.
FfskD W. UECKEli
|AAEs l.. ui0n.
WILLIAM DLAlfk
JOHN cltEItAis,
uEO1suH sclRElDEH.
SYM. II. TURNER.
tTA. Il. BRADLEY.
i. ". luBTCHFt,Rn,
LlISSKN 4 AHu&lshuNe
I.AHllaNEE h NORTH.
y. +. 3MtTu.
Al.RRtT 4. MUNGER.
1&1tt+A tJttfttt
, 1877-06-20

PRONOUNCED lhCURABlE E---BUT CURED,
1.atno hoFsCe, from whatever caure pronounced
insurable, lll e treated without charge By npplJ-
prtctors GIlcs linfrnent lodde Ammonia, Isl SIKH
ayenus, New York Send possal.card tor pamphlet
contalu1uG full information.
, 1877-06-20

T1e. t.re S'sI ~ hss.-sssso1d. IhMsn-feans; 4
fEme-t,ne n;ar a I'D Il shirt;.isre ;1 e minutes
The - faa1 Red Caps pssy the Mlwauknes hcxs
Tomorrow.
EnsK Pa, dune 1o.-uase-ball:
a|i;;;:;Ss,:: H.: III;
E,i9,.dTEr,:. .rord ,11: T.; Y;da dlad'anspoll'. !.
s7n4er.s. Jun. ia..-hss.s sSai bail: sur, i, tn.
In the fourth. in the seventh, = il, ths elshtn
LoWRLi- MASS.
: L1vELi- June 1D.-LOwe]ls, II: pntkrrea :
Thirteen innings Played. y
PHILADELPHIA
Rhen,s. Of Pisssba:7. =. ''@'~
THE TURF.
1.x,1o-ox T., tE1dSgToS; iGna q 1,. ,..a,.u =,
s.7s,ng meeting Of the Kentucky fiorse. ireedcrs'
At.ncInt'on vas rendered unsatitsaetoty hy reason
Q! i'c wfetthed weather and tie muddy condition
ot 1he hack' The following 10 the summary:
III; 3; rsIee. nr. {. n.a1n n, ssas.a., aSs BY Sen.
SSS's l. ~ + .sat safss' e 5 eTz'sa' E.ssi:;
.;ii;! iii Y!;iiSsS i; x:n;;s
Il e. I Fs;;s; !; Y::s
3'"'-s:ss ;;;: ;;ii sds3; i:oos.
s:@;n.s NJ; ,; Sts + Rs;s !
'ass' b. 1s.i'.!Q + ~: s:.ix,: siiV
Ths raees & TT welns.a.y bare been postponed
, 1877-06-20
GENERAL NOTICES.,
PROBATE JUDGE:

Danid Geodkt,s, Jr., ktq.:
Tha undengnsA, yotss VI conk ceuaty, requess that
you will be candidate tor nu!nat.ou for tbs oce Of
Pohale Jadgs tor till cvut5 under taa tscent statxts
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
INDUSTRIAL NOTES,


1t has been demonstrated that the cork
tree can be raised without difficulty AT
Los Ageles, Cal. and as the demand fol
corks in bottling wines and brandies is
very great on the Pacific coast, the growth
and mapufactnre' of cork is likely Soon tc
become an important industry there. 91
A colony of three hundred and fifty
Poles arrived one day last week at War
rem station, ten miles of Little Rock,
Ark, where they will settle, having
bought twelve thousand acres of land
from tho Iron NJ fountain and Fort Smith
railroad oompanies, the lands Of which
tnterseet each other there. uAii'H i
The ejPetaluma CCal.) Argus says: "James
English 8 still at work on the redwood
tree he afelled at Russian-river station
some months ago. He hPs already made
from it 100000 shingles, 1000 fence. posts,
5000 stakes, lumber for q dwellfng-house
and outbnildings, and has timber for 300,
900 shingles. The tree was fourteen feet
There was on exhibition in store in
San Francisco the other week man.
moth bunch of grapes from the great
grape vine of Santa Barbara Ia cutting
from the monster sent to the CentenniaI).
This cluster weighed 125 pounds, was six
feet In circumference and threet long.
The vine from which this was cut is six
teen years old, and produces annually
10000 to 1000 pound Of grapes.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 =. ON tA 1SPREE.sal ,ssnl"

+ y A. clergyman from the interior sof
AZ M4ryiandy listed thel metropolisi glasl
week to spend hisI xaGs don. ioHis flrst
step was 10 hire a hack apdijln ;com-
papy Fith Two lady fxinuas visit the
park and 'sdoH the sights.roa oalhe sladies
were respectables6 and shascing j ehe
the country preschers exnbefagcsA aa
insisting on every Il occasiaa ) that . iof-
Tered. there was aothing remarkable
about this first trio except The biliL
$50. Shortly after the ladies had
been left at their hotel the hackmat4
net the clergyrlad}ih with whose
",stylehhe professor to be charmed,
and by way of reclptoeating past H.
yors invited him 20 enter his carriage
and be shO wn the town, gratuitously.
They drove round and had sevefta
drinks of whiskey, and then the hack-
man introdueed'thec Clergyman to two
friendsoOf his, llik ewise good fellows.
WDen the Clergyman wakened UP two
hours lster at his hotel he had lost lis
pocket-boek, containing some $500,
though a valuable W atch in his pocket
was untouched possibly because being
a present from his flock, the cases
were covered with two deeeply-cut
Inscriptions. He thiRks be can fecog-
nizs the hackman, and ID securing the,
city In company with detective Ia
search OF hih. l>t. NE-I ri ,.p- z o..
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
THE NINETY AND NINE.

A correspondent Of the Christian Intel
t,gencer says :.....
On the Aletsch Glacier I saw strange
and beautiful sight-the parable of the
Ninety and Nine" reacted to the letter.
One day we were making our way with
ice axe and alpenstock down the glacier,
when we observed flock of sheep fol-
lowing their shepherds over the intricate
windinRs between the crevices, and so
passing from the pastures on the one
side of the glacier to the pastures on tae
other. The flock had numbered two
hundred all told. Bat on the way one
sheep had got lost. One of the shep>
herds, in his German putois, appealed to
us if we had seen it. Fortunately one
OF our party had field glass. With its
aid we discovered the lost sheep far up
amid a tangle of brushwood on ther rocky
mountain side. 1t was beautiful to see
how the shepherd, without word, left
his hundred and 90 sheep out on the
waste (knowing they would stand there
perfectly still and safe) and went clans
boring back afterthe lost sheep until he
found it. And he actually put it on his
shoulder, and returned rejoicing"
Here was our Lords parable enacted be :
fore our eyes, though the shepherd wa>
all unconscious of 1t, and it brought our
Lords teaching home to US with vivids
ness which none can realize but those
who saw the incident. ..-I
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate, yesterday,
Mr.. ingalls, introduced a bill authorizing
the coining of the standard silver dollar,
and restoring its legal-tender character,
and providing that there shall be from
time to time coined at the mints Of the
the United States silver dollars of the
weight of four hundred and twelve and
half grains standard silver to the dol
lar, as provided for in the act of January
18, 1887, and that said dollar shall be a
legal tender for all debts, public and pri-
vate, except where payment of gold coin
is required by law. Mr.. Thurman's res
olutien to discharge the committee on
privileges and elections from the further
consideration of the credentials of Hon.
j. b. Eustls, of Louisiana, was called up
and debated at length, after which Mr..
Thurman withdrew the resolution, as
several Senators had expressed wish
for further time to examine into the case.
The Senate adjourned until Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
TIE READING RIOTERS.

READING, Oct 19.-The jury in the
riot cases, WHICH were on trial during the
past ten days, came into Court at 6 O. clock
this morning. They returned a verdict
of not guilty in the case ofLevi Bechtel,
Henry Renier, Henry j !Harwick, Thom-
as Kendall, Hezekiah Wooten, VIM.
Weber, l.. Phillips, George Brettman, VIII
liam Rush, John Webber aud Albert b.
Goeth. George e. Goodhart was found
guilty of melting to riot, the county to
pay the costs. There is much surprise ex-
pressed at the verdict. Remarks are free
ly made that no one will be convicted on
their own confession. Court will meet at
10 o'clock ON Monday for the trial of
those who are charged with having been
engaged in the riots that took place on
NJ onday, July 23d, when trains were
stopped and tracks torn up.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20

goo. This wass an addition tor the gold
stoc X iplS4S In coin, bars, and plate lol
ll6 per cent, itand to the stock coin
oars OF z6S per cent. Estimates Of the
amount Of the worlds stock Of othe :prec-
ious metals In lS4S, ,ior in any yesr,s vary
considerably,l butt OH any estimate thb
Two FACTS are illustrated that annua1 sup.
plies affect stocks OF the ppeclous metals
slowly, and that the stock sofseither ione
of the metals isam0fsJ Jexposed 10 nsccsn-
tric ceniargementthsn than is.the aggrss
gate stock of the twosDq afi rol 10 ,inanh
The daily gazette., 1877-10-20
AiSCEELANBOUS.
|G|nad0naI Exhibition,
American Industrial Palace &C
the Centennial Grounds.
'%gel, grandeSt, and most COM
Fas Erhi6ation in the WorLd.

f%g@, grandeSt, and most COM
Fa' Exhibition in the Worid.
YTielght States and Territories, and
'6s ' E%riOo ERr' rorelgn Countries represent
ase. ,seso Main Building filled with Ex-
|pesHi,Oa pesHi,,esehtatlye of every Department
IO%So1 % 1ba ART, Science, and Industry.
In M Z 'le many attractions, special at
binTToeSa ealied TO the great diorama of
.mTS NY az lorktown, one of the largest
c@ eve, H. nle-llke representations of the
MIX. mil exhibition. The Jahr1markr,
'EOnIo.ssi lustration of a German fair.
1.br6Ss.,u mechanical landscape, in
rtS. rtmsrS, corner of the Agricultural
I'm NJ most ingenious piece of me.
the sin luz New England log cabin pict
'ben NJ PIE habitations, customs, and
d in M NIL our forefathers. The glass
Il il ir,"lnicl which The manufacture of glass
4 yp p,aau,strated. One of the most at
ecsa,ures eScspouures of the exhibition. Rne In
! kRed dMplheht, showing the home life
EheHnaina., The colored quartette, who
S0n,b plantation songs and h hymns
Aaraciaa,,Wstlth WIN all the melody and feel
WHIT w6IcTlst,c ' 4, Of their race, The eleva-
obieIaa bt a hne view of the park and
e. vii WITInI'h,lable. Special amusement
} bSSi' SsSTdi' Z, be provided daily. The exhi-
ktmma hassler Bros, Directors), give
bad SyltaI Sa,n II concert on Tuesday. Thurs
"'urday afternoons ofeach week
"S0"'Ae " drand Roosevelt organ
Every day at2 and p. m.
',a"a Promenade Concert
sna Every Saturday Evening. 't
ksIng aH'a i laer Tourist will find no resort
rivals iSaef iSa interest than this, which
e!year oAiioit In the Main Build
y Cents llekets, Price % Cents Child
and @ Olsi9n soH of the Pennsylvania Mu.
ofial Hail OF Industrial Art, in
augN-d3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-25
Application for a Patent
FOR A MiLL-SiTE.
NO. -.


Eureka. Nevada. September 20. is77.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ JOAN Potter, whose pOsiossce address is
Eureka, Nevada, has this day filed his ap-
pueailon for a patent for ave acres Tor a
Mlsi-slte, situate. lying and being in Pinto
Mining District. county Of Eureka. and state
Of Nevada. and known and designated BY the
held notes and official Plat on file in this
Office az Lot Number II.
The exterior boundaries of said lot Nc. 81
being a. follows. to wit: Variation los deg.
east.
c5nmepcing at a post marked No |, q s.
Survey No IL. whence a post marked U. >
Monument No. 3. on the summit Of H0osac
mountain. bears y. IS deg. IL m. W. 1870
feet. and the northwest coTner Of tbs Pinto
mill baiiding bars 5. % deg. E, "a feet:
thence running first course ;. ~ deg. 10 min.
L.. 50 feet, TO post marked No. 2. C.. ;. Sar-
YER No. Al; thsaee. "a course ;. Ia deg. r..
40 feet. to post marked No. Z, L. 5. Survey
Nc. Al: thence, Sd course n. Is deg. = min. W.
so 30 feet 10 post marked No. 4. u. :. Sur
vey No. II; ami thence. ith course n. IL
deg. W.. 32f feet, TO post No. ], the place Of
beginning containing i've acres
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Miil-Site, or said ground as
hereinbefore described, are required 10 fls
their sdserse claim with the Register offbe
United states Land Office at Eureka. in the
state Of Nevada, daring the sixty days pc
ried Of publication hereof. or they will be
barrel by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
s2l-eod D. B. IMMEL. Register.