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New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
NEw-JEnsEY DEMO RATIO CONVENTION.

The total number of delegates to the New
Jersey state Democratic Convention Will be $50, divided
as follows among tile counties: Atlantic, 13 Bergen
SO Burlington, % Camden, 43; Cape May, 7; Cum
berland, 30 Essex, 1l0 Gloucester, % Hudson, l34
60 Morris, 4j Ocean, Is; Passaic 40 Salon, % :;
SOmer ct, . Union. So Warren, l3. or those trom
Hudson County Jersey CITY viii send 92 from Essex
County, Newark will have lO2.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
WANTS CORNELL "BoUNCED."


II NAV be said that even If the President
shOud Al spend Mr Cornell his refusal TO comply Ht
a re0nes for his resignation, the Senate would step J. i'
rrayent he susDcnsOn becoming removal We do ..u'
belieye the senate constituted would do any sucr
thing that does not change the Cuty o te fresl
den In the premises His path is plain and ne desires
a test case 10 try the strength OF the reform element IL
the senate aud tue country 10 better could be
and the popular strength Of TINS Administration VIII
always b. prOpOrtlOnaie u the me ishfe O puCh 80
faid down Ia the Presidents inaugural address. L"t Nj.
Corneu be- rcqucsted 10 hand in his resignation an Sir
ou ing and an VINO think with him may do then worst
The Administration can stand iti they eau.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

captains pilots mates and eDgineers Federal inspec
ton OF locomotives bridges, etc; the proper loau-lihe
for ships The National Board OF Steam Navigaton
includes membership OF several Thousand steamDoRs
and managers and represents capital OF @oOO-
600 900. The following is n list Of the officers:
Jresidenf-,John Allen, jr., OF Buffalo, n. n.
FIRST Vice-I residentIhonas Clyde, OF Philadelphia.
Second Vice eeIresdeRt-R. III. Voolfolk, OF Louis
Vile. Ky.
Corresponding SecretGry-R. s. Osborn, OF Eew-York.
recording Secretdry-W. l.. James, OF Philadelphia
JIedSiGrcf-F ". McKcrson, of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
BOYS ARRESTED FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Defective Bessell of the Seventeenth Precinct
Police last night arrested three boys John Collins age
sixteen OF No 100 Mottst, John kearney' age nileen
NJ No 40 East Eleventh and James Bird, ago four
.ou NJ Fast Feyeptn-st on CON aint Of Isaac Dunno
a Jewish pedder, who resides nj No. 80 HesicisL
Dunne charges the night OF Aug - theso 'hcu
ieds atacked him at First and Eeycnih-st' ana
after knooEing him down. robbed him OF AL toe money ~
is ssslop amounting to 30. They vii bo ariaigaed
us ~ Police Court this morning highway robbcry.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
OTHER FIRES.

PoTTsvLLE, Penn, Aug. 30-The pattern
shop adjoining the Palo Alto Rolling Mills destroyed
by fire this afternoon. ss,Sl0000; partly insured
PERTH, Ont, Aug. 30-A fire occurred at
midnight in the railway lumber yard Nearly all tie
lumber destroyed. The losses fall William
Richie. $1,000; William DOran. $1,000; j. j. Plagfair
$4,000; William Lees, $500; William Caldwell, ST.
400; Mr. Heun. So %, and few others Who lose small
amounts. 1ne Insurance 5000. by William DOran
The fire is supposed 10 be the work Of an incendiary
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
GRAND ESCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug 30.-The different
communicates of Knights Templar fast leaving the
cifv for their homes The Grand Encampment IN ses-
sion to-day elected the following named officers
Grand Naster-Vincent T.. IIurlburt OF Chicago.
Depuiy Grand MdsteT-Walter Bragg Of Montgomery,
Ala.
SjrneraliSsino- o-Beniamin Dean Of Boston.
Grand Capiain- n-Gencrdt-Laiayette Little Of Toledo
Grand SENIOR WGydcIi-Robt. G. MitheIs OF virginia.
Grdnd Junior WdrdenB. B. Richardson Of Galveston,
Texas - ~
Grand Recorder-T. sparvin of Iowa city, Iowa.
The committee appointed for that purpose recon-
mended Chicago place for the twenty-frst tren-
NAL concave No action, however will be taken IN the
matter until tO-leirrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31

TRIBUNE OFFIcR, Aug. 31-1 .. m.-Yesterday there
as a steady rise OF alrprcssurc. accompanying iar
y and light wind. The temperature was few degrees
ower and the amount OF moisture III tue ar mas ceSo
o. be in excess. ,-....... ,.
Fsir weather with little change Of temperature may
M expected to-day; cloudiness with some l"c east o
ic
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
Gpetial Nolltes.

Brain Fcod strengthens the Bran and cures Serves De-
hiitv Price 81 iuinuts Herald Buiing Mtzs, Broii-
wav ami 2lssL General Depot Aliens Pha macy, lsttst
and 1stave send for Circular
Posf.ire rns foreign mails Tor the week ending
ssTRDAY September 1911 will close al tins ONCE on
Tf,tSDAY At a m Tor Europe by steamship Wisconsin
Via Oeenstown on WEDNESDAY. at A. M Tor lurope Dy
stran,sp Russia Queenstown correspondence LOT faco
10 be Dy ts 81 amer must Oe specaly 1iess"
ant az Il a m Tor Frap~o direct steamship Anergue, VIA
Hayre; on TIU RsDl at 2 m for Enrole by steamship
Wieond Via Plymouth ChcgDOarg ana HamDufg on SAi'
IfRDAY at am, Tor Europe by steamship Cly OF ton.
mons Queenstown sDo1dol nee ioI ieiLls5,
forwarded by tns steamer must
he speslay adiressss f9r seoiad and Notth
~ Ireland Oy steamship EctO via MoYe and HiasgOw
and al 80 a Europe by slean.hpMose' va Sout
steamships Nisc0nsln hussa ahl
mails Denmark Svoden aud
Soywey TDr mails the Nest indies, VIA Havana anu ~
Loas and BuTnuda 81 Thomas VIII leave New Ork
August 30 mails tOr AUSTRALIA ec "lu iea'e san fEah
cisSc NltIst 25 1877. r. L. JAMES Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
GAMBLING IN CHATHAM-sT.

No effort has been made by the police of
Fourth Precinct to break the gambling house at
No. 43 Chatham-st. This place has large business,
most OF It's patrons being printers aud canalmen On
Saturdays, aftor the receive their weekly wages
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
IN NORTH PLAINFIELD, ". ]

Lewis's soap factory at North Plainfeld, n
j., was completely destroyed by fre on "Wednesday
morning The fire Is supposed 10 have been caused by
spontaneous combustion. The loss $1,000 and the IN
surance $1,000, in Newark companies.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
TIE FIRE RECORD.
THE ashland, III, FIRE.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. 30.-A special dispatch
from Ashland Illinois, the Ore there Tuesday nighs
destroyed property worth from 10000 to $4,000 Tho
insurance ia $4,000. Eighteen buildings IN all we're
burned comprising nearly the entire business portion of
the fnu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
W1SHLNGrOY TOPICS.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC STATION.
WASHINGTON. Thnrsday. Aug. 30, ls77.

NEWS FROM The SOUTH ATLANTIC SlAliDH.
wAsHISGTOE, Thursday. Aug. 30, 1917.
A dispatch received at the Navy Department
from Commander G. B. White. com'.a auding the United
states steamer Frolc, dated l;o d Janeiro Brazil,
August 6, SAYS: a great droua. mas prevailed for
several months in Brazil, causin reat loss and much
suffering Though affected the province Of Rio de
Janeiro has suffered less than other parts Of the
Empire. 1t becoming very serious here No longer
able to procure water from the shore, compelled
to raise steam and condense for the ships
On August and considerable rain fell, much to the
relief of the country, but fear 1t is not sufficient to
remove al fear unless It is followed by Tne health
OF the officers and Of the Fr0ic good
Information has been received AT tie Navy u -parme
from Commander Fred Rogers, commanding the United
vessel at Bahia Brazil the 5th Of August. from RiO
dp Janero All wrl on board on the pass az 10 Bahia
a thorough examination was made of fnppcn Bans, but
shol renortcd y the bark Professor Aver Il reports
the discovery OF unknown bank the centre u which
dctrrs ~ mnntns 3O seconds ives. anI il eaout H.
teen miles long by miles wide. The HdaHs 10
said tne 10th OF August for Rio de Janeiro, and
thence TO M0nteyideyo sac expected % sgly, al the
latter port about the middle OF September.
THE CASE OF COLLECTOR KE,sISGER.
Cant. Kessinger Collector of the Fifteenth
Ohio District, who is now here, admits that he had
$500 Of checks on hand, which be received from
payers throughout the district in accordance with the
universal custom OF that office. and, understands,
throughout the United states, for which he t.
responsible aud which undoubtedly good. In
tGc ordinary course OF business they usually
collected through the National Bank at Athens ana paid
bv draft Cincinnati before the eud OK each MONTH rs
10 the reputed baauce 3O, he doubts whether that
is due but If IL is h. an dnary current ance when
paid by HIM nj moment, ana claims that there Is
no foundation the report that there any deficiency
at all IN the funds OF his Office Capt kessDger has
been more eight years IN the service and had some
months ago determined to resign and ms uabOn has
been for some time IN the hands OF the President lie
denies explicitly the charge Of intOxcation.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 81 1877

with water. semmes hauled down his flag and
sent boat to the Kearsarge. In twenty
minutes the Alabama went down, her mainmast break
ing the head she sank The boats OF the Kear
sarge sent TO the who were by this
time struggling In the water and the British yacht Deer
hound. after picking up semmes and forty Sailors
steamed Off toward the English coast semmes was
slightly wounded. The number rescued by tho Kear-
sarge was sxty-nine. Only three men on the Fed
eral vessel wounded while the loss OF the
Alabama nine killed and twenty-one wounded. The
triumph OF the Kearsarge mainly due 10 the disc
pine OF her the excellent training OF her gunners
and the GOODNESS and sepossesson Of her commander
Capt semme did not handle his ship WELL Worst Oh all
he threw his sword into the after he had
aud accompanied his friend Lancaster to England.
After the close OF the Capt semmes went to Mobile,
Ala and resumed the practise OF the law There he was
arrested and taken Washington to be tried on charge
OF but released after four months imprson-
Since that time he has devoted himself to literary
pursuits. His published works Service Ahoat and
Ashore during the Mexican War;" Campaign Of General
Scott the Valley of Mexico,"" The Cruise OF the Ala
bama and SUMTER" and " Memoirs Of Service A1oat
during the War between the States" His style is trgd
His adventures undoubtedly interesting, but his
OF his cruise is almost dull chapter from
the Book OF Numbers.
Times have chan ged since New-YOrk merchants play
fully referred to Capt. semmes Black Pirate. Per
haps they will be magnanimous now as 40 read with
composurc the pOmpOus sentences with which he sought
to inspire his sailors in Cherbourg harbor: "The
name OF your snip has become house
hold word wherever civilization extends. 5hau that
name be tarnished by deieatl The thing is impossible
Remember that the eyes OF all Europe at this mo
ment upon you. The Gag that floats over you Is that
Of young republic which bids defiance to her enemies
whenever and wherever found Show the world that
you know how touphoi4 IT, Go to your quarters"
CINCISNATI, Aug. 30.-Judge John i. Miner,
formerly OF the Superior Court OF this state fell dead
the sidewalk IN tins city this morning.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 30.-Lieut William
Alfred Wills late Of the United States Navy, died in
Wexford yes erday
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.i,v barafuetrcA o
divisions 0f for th noun
nth The irr-Su line represents the OSCILLATIONS
t.e mercury dldag those ho1r&
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States and New England,
northeast southeast W mis- stationary or higher le
roratures rising, followed by falling barometer partly
cloudy weather possibly local rains in the interior
New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
OBITUARY.
RAPHAEL SEMMES,

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 30.-Admiral Semmes died a
ten minutes past seven o'clock this morning, a
Point Clear
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

HAIL SToRM.-Y esterday afternoon a
severe hail storm skirted the south limits
of this town, extending from the Alley to
Leipsic, and doing considerable damage to
fruit, wheat fields, &c. The hail stones
were immense. John Finn, near Blackis-
toms Cross Roads, measured one over 5
inches i'll circumference; at Kenton they
were quite as large; r. d. Hofecker, on
the Dover road, measured one inches in
size, andSam' Wheatman, adjoining, measur
ed one Sinches. Theywere immense chunks
of ice. Mr.. Hoffecker had 80 window
lights knocked out. Jos. Snow, near Leip-
sic, says the stones on his farm were nearly
as large as eggs. Foliage was badly rid
died, and peaches suffered seriously in
some quarters. The pelting the horses,
cattle, &c., received bruised and greatly
frightened them. Towels were crippled
and in some instances killed. A colored
boy living with Mrs. Shahan, in the Alley,
had his head badly cut, we learn.
THE CADETsHIP.-Wm II. Stayton, son OF
Chas. Ii. Stayton, of Clayton, received the
highest marks at the cadetship eXamina-
ton in Wilmington, last week, and Prof
Groves has recommended him to Hon. JAS
Williams as the best qualified of any that
stood the examination. Mr.. Williams will
accordingly nominate him to the position
He will have to stand the examination
before the Examining Board at the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, June 2lst, and
should he pass, as it is quite certain he can
the Examining Board will accept him as
the Cadet for Delaware. There was great
interest manifested in the result in this
town, and big hopes were staked on Will
lie has had limited advantages, being com
PEELED to work in the field during summer
and hence only had the winter months tC
attend public school No. in this town
His success, under the circumstances, ovel
boys of large school privileges in Whining
ton, was triumph for which our citizens
congratulate him. We understand tha
young Klingler, Of Dover, stood next il
! rank to VIII.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

Ladies' Kid Fox Lasting Shoes, $l.2j:
Children's Shoes, so cts, and other Shoes
very cheap, at Fowler's.
Would you be comfortable. Get one of
Phillips Il Co.'S summer Suits. The very
thing.
Tschudy has a lot of Chester Paving Brick
always on hand. They are the only kind
tit for paving.
The Ladies handmade Shoes, at II. NJ.
d W. T. Johnson's are handsome. Call an
see them. THOMAS.
If you want anything in the Cashmere
line, call and see what nice assortment
Fowler has
My-My-What hot weather. You feel
1t more friend because you have not one of
those splendid fitting summer Suits, pur-
chased only at j. L. Phillips & Co.'S.
Solid handmade Kip Monroe Shoes, at
Il. NJ. & W. 7. Johnson's, only $3.50. See
them.
One of the incest lines of Hats in Smyrna,
to be found at the great Popular Clothing
House of John E. Phillips & Co.. Smyrna,
Delaware.
Circulars and Cards printed at this Office.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

TIE " TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH II. HoFFECKER Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERNS-SUBSCRIPTIoN-O year s.. 90 i'll advance, OF
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate Of
Seven Cents aine for the first insertion; subsequent
insertions Three and ahalfeents Aliberal discount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly advert
SPrS
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

Noun. home and burial
place OF George Washington, has been
naturally an object Of regard and reverence
TO the American people. 1t is situated on
the right bank OF the Potomac, in Fairfax
county, Va, fifteen miles from Washington
city. Washington bequeathed it to Bush
rod Washington, from whom it passed to
his nephew, John A. Washington. BY him
the mansion and two hundred acres of land
were sold in 1858 for two hundred thousand
dollars to the Ladies' Mount Vernon AS
sociation," who designed to hold it in per-
petuity as a place Of public resort and pill
grimage.
A meeting of the ladies Of this association
is to take place this week at Mount Ver-
non, where they will spend the week. II
is an annual assemblage of the Vice-regents
of the association for the purpose of ex.
amining the condition of the buildings and
estate, with a view to their proper main
tenance and repair, and to receive the re.
ports of collections for that purpose, and
consider other matters connected with the
financial condition and interests of the
society.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

Alpacas, all colors, 20 cts. per yard. 4
nice yard wide Muslin, G cts per yard,
Boys Cassimcrcs 10, 30 and e. cts., and
other goods proportionatcly low, at Fowlcr's.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

Mr.. Jefferson Davis is and has been for
some time residing at Beauvoir," Miss,
the residence of Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey, on
the gulf coast, between Mobile and New
Orleans, where he is engaged preparing,
with the assistance of Major w. I. Wal
thail, his Memoirs" soon to be published
by the Appletons. He is in excellent
health, and looks younger than he did a
few years ago, the result probably of the
salt air of the gulf and rest from several
litigations, the end of which, however, left
him, it is alleged, almost penniless.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

Alpacas, all colors. % cts per yard. 4
nice yard wide Muslin, g. cts. per ward
Boys Ca%simcrcs 40, 30 and e. cts., and
other goods proportionatcly low, at Fowlcr's
FALSE IMrEGs,IoN. is generally -m,
posed by Il certain class Of citizens. who are.
not practical or Experienced, that Dy>pol,.
sia can not invariably be cured, but W.. are
pleased to say that Green's August Flower
has never, to our knowledge, failed to cur.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all il.
forms. such ~ Sour Stomach, Co,tiycur,..
Sick Headache, Palptation Of the Heart.
low spirits, &c. &c. Out of 10000 dozo,
bottles sold last year. not single r,jIur.
was reported, but thousands OF coInl,ln,i,r.
tary letters received from Druggist, Of won.
dcrtul cures. Three doses viii relieve any
case. Try it. Sample Bottles 10 cent.
Regular Size - cents. For Sale by .Ia,. f.
lloticcker, Smyrna, Del. nov N-ly
HAVE YOU \ CorGu.-That dry. hacking
cough is the herald of approaching con
| sumption. TO check the swift progress Of
! the destroyer. prompt and decisive measure,
/ must be rcsOrtvd to. 4 dose of Dr. Norris
! Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and IIorchound
taken when the coughiug spells come ON,
will afford immediate relief, and eventually
effect thorough cure. 1t will be found
equally beneficial in all forms Of throat and
lung disorders. In case Of Group it i Of
mcstimable value. Call at the Drug Store
OF ). W. Dcnncy, Smyrna. or JAS Cowgirl
y Son, Dover, and inquir" about it, they
will furnish you with a trial size bottle for
lOccnts. Large size 50ccnts and One Dollar.
Also Agents for Prot. Pa,kcrs Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant
to take, andrequiro~ nophysic Price - cts.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-23

A splendid line of everyday Straw Hats,
cheap, at r. M. & w. I. Johnson's.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-17
NOTICE TO LlENHoLDERs.

NyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II the undersigned has commenced an
action in the Justices Court of silver CITY
Township in and for Lyon County. in which
the un ersi gned is plaintiff and Alexis Barre
let is defendant. and which is brought TO en-.
force lien in favor of J. Z. Klint and against
defendant. which has been assigned by said
]. Z. Kiln. to plsintif before the commence
,nent Of said action also, to enforce lien
In favor of plaintiff and against defendants,
both said liens being o.. the following de-
scribed premises in silver City. Lyon County,
yeysds. to- wit Part of block No. 5, begin
ming l2l $40 feet north oil 3. E. corner OF
block No. S runnin. then e north along the
west side of Main stree IS feet, and thence
west 100 feet. with buildings and improve
mepts situate thereon. Said liens are for the
sum of two hundred and thirteen dollars
,s7is COZ in s. gold coin, and IL claimed
under and BY virtue f an Act entitled. An
Act to secure liens to. mechanics and others,
and to rereal all other acts In relation there
to-" approved March I'd. 1875. Now, there
fore, ali persons having. holding or claiming
liens upon said premises under the provisions
Of said Act, are hereby notified to be and ap-
pear before said Court on the Sth day Of March.
is77, at ~ O'Clock NJ, and then and there ex-
hibit their said liens and the proofs thereof.
A. H. KANT. Plaintiff.
Kirkpatrick & Stevens. and J. Z. Brown.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-17
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 327.
q. 8. SURVEY NO. 1913.

Hy g. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
Q Nevads, Jan. "A 1s77-Sotice In hereby
gwen that william T. Robinson the owner OF
the Volcano Companys claim on the volcano
lode, In the Devils Gate and Chinatown Min
ing District, Lyon County. Nevada. and whose
post Office address Is at Silver City. Nevsds,
has made application for SO linear feet, run
ming In n northwesterly and southeasteriy
direction along the line Of said lode and EN-
bracing the same with all dips. spurs, anzles
and variations. with surface ground six hun
dred or |, IS feet in width. as determined by
diagonal end lines of said location having tOo
feet projection, and saving thercfrom the
ground Included In mineral survey No. 10 In
SAID mining district, and described upon plat
and Geld notes OF survey thereof ON ME III my
once and posted on the claim ~ follows, to-
wit:
Beginning at post No /. whence bears the
corner post of the South End CompHnys
U. S survey N F. 100 south. ozA deg east. DIS
tant 10 fest, the Volcano incline = nth %
deg east. about $50 feet distant; thense run
ming from said y 1T No. l. hrst course south,
32l, deg east, 1913 feet to POST No. 2; thence
second course south. rs y DEG west, 90 ieet
to pos: No 3, whence hears the Vole no M
cline north, ~ deg east; All old shaft south.
IS y deg east. about 20 feet distant; fla stan
on sharp peak north, 59Aa deg west dlstani
IS feet; thence running frs III aid pori No D
third course north, 80 - deg weft. 10 ices g
post No 4. SAID post benz ldehiI,ai WIN sue
southwest corner pOrt ul me Su'uiAhh - AZ
pany's U. Is. survey No. So, aud wAehc' Dtar'
the southwest corner o section =, 10 bship
No. l6. north Of range No Il east. ID nj
south. rs deg west. distant TAG feet; theh''
running from said post No. 4. urth G hiH"
north 75la deg, east 364 iret t. post NO o se'u
post being identical with post No 7 o. ihe
south End Company $. turN,y no l-o'
thence fifth course, south deg. west 2ts ittt
to pos, No. 8, said post being idehtiesi WIN
post No. q Of the South End tonpa - L. .
survey Ne. 100; thence sixt course sonih,
s2A deg east, $50 FEET TO poet NJ. J., ihe lolHl
Of beginning Conta ming 10 10 d. res Bear
ings expressed from the iru' nfii ian vars
ton magnetic, 10 deg ana SD nan cast sur
vev inudc 70 conform 20 o recotd OF loea-
ton according 10 testimony Ui Witnesses az 10
identity thereof The lsbrI 8ud mi rove
ments consisting 0f pn uellae and SHAFT
house. exceeding nyc hundred dollars IN
value Any ana all persons claiming al
versely any portion oil SAID mining 2foun
hereinbefore described ART required % Gle
their adverse claim with tn Register Of TIE
U. s. Land ONCE at Carson City, Nevada
during the sixty days, period Of publication
hereof OF they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the statute.
en- HARRIS. Register.