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, 1877-11-22
OBSTRUC1ING NATURE,

tnftcad Of adng her In her efforts to rrtuperate,
II ubs!uua1y not tho why to get we'll when unc ~
sick. Vel this il prcc!rcly the cnuf.e pur1uel-nf
eousee unw,ttins4y-by perAon- who ars cnn,tnuai-
y dbe!ng then,setvcs with powerful m,netul isugt
for e0rle tnalady with which they arc afflicted.
Such banefnl mcdlcAmcntt rather tend 10 retarlt
recovery than to hasten II. How much more scu.
eb1c are tGcy who employ tho gently acting but
thoFouehly efficient restorative: llf~ttttera siom.
eminehtly wholesome and rafc: and, 1nrtcad OF In
turing. impFnseA the tune Of the etunuch anu re-
trtf,. 1ndteettIut,, tver compinnt, constipation.
kidney md bladder ailments aud riieu,Ilalienl,
Yield to it, corrective influence, Mni It 10 the
rrmcdy mad preventive pnr excellence fnr tntr1.
mlttcnt ana rctnttent fcvcrs and other d!susdcra
bred ty miaefns. tainted ait and wafer. 1t H.,
moreover, superh appetizer.
, 1877-11-22

Last Gycu!uE there Werg lssIHlbfcu In The law
ofS4. Ut Mir. Wlrt dexter, which IL Immediately
OVER tic Third National Hunk, slcxsre. l.. j.
tiagc, Ut tho Ftrst National, john DekOyen. Of
tue Merchants Natlonal, aa! ncorgu l.. Otis, Of
tue Commercial. THESE gentlemen lad assu1n-
bEe,l tAcru Ut the Invitation Ut htr. ttcorge II.
Pullman, In urtIer that The Directors of tho
Third could have thr benefit Of any suggestions
whlct. tl.ry might be willing 10 furnish II re-
uiestc,!. 4 TnlnuAE reporter took advantage
ol lall II, thu proceedings under discussion,
AMI held thu follow lug conversation with Mr..
Gaae touching the suspctslon Of tho Third
National:
"wuo REQUESTED THE INVESTIGATION
under whrla thu Third National was suspended
trom membership IN tho Clearing. .liouscs"
IA lay VI two us,.u Mr. Pullman dcslvcd sou,s
Of tue leadsng bankers of the elty to make MI
tnscslgatton Ut the condition Of tho bank, with
the view VI satisfying themselves ut Their part
10 lurnIsh sulilcIunt n,uLey upun lts securities
to etublu tho Third to liluhtate It's liabilities. :"
''Was tllta IUEtNai request ll,aIe to tac BaAka
Individually Or collectively" .
"Tue request WAS 1l,ade to t!lseo or four OF
the banks individually, bat,!is " were H.
condition to maka large ulsanccs upon satls-
ta:turY security"
" Iu eulnpIiauce Herewith partial exanlna.
tlun Ut tic askets Ut the baAk waa nIa1t with
iii. object iu view, but It 4llu not afor1 such el-
courageu,ent III would justify us in our opnto1
III undertaking to n,ake s,lcl. advances ~ would
seem neeeesary tue hauk would naturally 70
quirr to ulcet tho ease"
" How calnc It that tho Clearlng-llouso Co1n-
u,tItce reported suspentllng tlls Thru from
tuslnbersI,l., In The Clearing -iiousca''
"Threu VI tlle parties eng4;ed III the exaMtu-
alton, Aless1s, john Dckuyeu, Isaac u. Lou.
baru, and George l.. Otis, uieMbets Ut tic
Clearing tlouss Committee, tinlins ste condi.
tIon Ut tbs bank considerably Impaired NJ -
capital, at Iclat, felt It their duty 10 lay the
iacts beforl tho full Clearing House Commit.
tcG.n
'WHAr Is TIE CONDITION OF TIE nAAKW
'rllt published statement Will show the t2cts
and figures, uEu tlnnk IL WIS thu 0plnton Vi
ali ttlat tasu uuA3sltuts would realize their uiuucy
tu full though ~ effort WIS 1naIs 10 reach III
estln'ats ~ ~ the probable dividends to stock.
LostISr>."
III tle a.sets bo sufficient to pay the depos-
itots. why did nut thu banks appealed 10 cume
~ the a4Ai4taIce VI tue Th!rut'
"bccause 1t waY Thought tho care, md attell-
$iou, aud tine involved In thu COLLECTION uf 80
muvl Of thu assetS ~ would bu uegcaAary was
greater than We G5uld undertake 10 assuI,l.."
'ltow long will It take thu bunk u scalIxel"
THAT depends Oh the cncIxy aud ability pt
| those having II IN chssge.n
''liuW uaueh was netued 70 enable 1t to tide
| over rs dlilllult!csi"
About lhsce quarters Of . milltou."
, 1877-11-22

Sptt4hl OlsedteA to 11e CAIc1ga N1bWaf.
CMcINxA1I, o., Noy. 21.-Nilliam @. Stone,
aucccssor 10 Smith N. Ilawes. l4to lcfault!nK
Treasurer of covtngton. n.y., was discovered to-
day so be u lefaulter so the amount ot $l0,u04.
uawcs was defaulter last February to SONS
amount ranging between S50.O00 and t70,oO.
ilo abseundcd 10 Canada, aua was
brought bark under the cxtradition
trtuty OH = charge OF embezzlcmcnt.
wLlch was not sustained. Gu trial Ior forgery
he was released BY thu local Ju.lgc. because that
gllarys Ias not contemplated iu tho writ Ut cx-
tradition. stonc was appointed bis successuE ~
Treasurer in February, an1, during hts term
has lived quito y last lie. uls bonlsmen proN-
lsc " nuke the deficit good ae once.
, 1877-11-22

Special n4spdtch to 7ns G2tcaoo 7ftbR1s.
Sioux CITY, H., Nov. al.-Eruuk Fosgate,
couylctcd Ecccstly In tbs Untted statcs District
Court Ut Yankton, Dak., Ut Eobung tho lnatls
while dEiyIug ata:S,e on the Fort Sully aud kan-
lalt ruute last scasou, wa4 sentenced yesterday
by Judge Shannon ~ four ycars' hard labur ln
the Detroit, Mich, l'en!tcnsiary. Fosgate was
captured several weeks ago by Special Agent
F,ray IN Western Nebraska, and confessed Ills
li,s tIleruttOl,K.
Frank Lue4s, Indicted fo1 tho murder Of Cold
IIantl, ntI Indian ClSf, was brought here to-day
hy Deputy untcu States Aarstal trlli. the
l'enihna dakota Territory District. ils will
bc taken 10 iankton lur trial. Tho c1tuo wai
committed lust September.
, 1877-11-22
CftfN Frs.

8pteiat l1tspasca II 17r Gatca7o Tribune.
SpRlNaF1ELp, IT., Nov. 4l.-William md
George Morris, Of Paris, Edgar County, counter
fcttcrs of small silver coin. wcrs brought hero
ja! III default ot hail, Considerable " spclter"
coin was captured with them.
, 1877-11-22

ST. Louis, Nov. 2l.-~Mlchael Lydlon, mas
trr uiasou, aud James Gillellay, boss stonc-
cutter, were arrsigncd In the Uuit<A States Dir
trtct Court to-day under indictments charging
them with conspiracy to dc&1sud tho Govern
nens In using concrete instcaA of solid masonEy
In the construction Ut the foundation piers u
tue new tuatou1-uouse aud Post -Ottlcc build
, 1877-11-22

Entc11i |Nstafrh t1 7hr t'h,r ,3a Titb4rs.
DAyEsFoRT, fa., Nov. 2l.-An excursion
party lrft this titv this c:cnins on the Rock
1slarn! 1loa'i tn visit the Kansas lands Of tic
Arkantas, Texas IL Santa Fc railroad Company.
Between here anil Wcltun tl,rce cxcursiontsts
hal tlcir pockets picked Of sims amounting tn
Si.D40. 4 davenport officer as,oarl tho train
taw passenger throw something in raaf bhI,
which proved to bc wallet containing $lI3.
The man MAS atrestei aud brought back to this
city.
, 1877-11-22

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2l.-Last Sunday night
4 burglar attempted to rob the POST Office at
Grafluu Sutton, fcw miles south If this city.
Charles Allen, young man who slept In the
ui!icc, trcd At tho burglar. The inter returned
the llrc, fatally wounl,iug Allen, who died this
evening. The burglar cscapcd.
, 1877-11-22

sntctat Nithaseh 10 The Eniruso fr,bnne,
MrsKE6oK DEtuT, aiet,., Nov. 2i.-t. AndcF-
sons grocery Store WAS entered by robbers be-
tween II AMI / o'clock last night, who bound
AMI gagged the proprietor and went through
flc etore. getting about 40 IN cash aud silver
waich. Anderson was fuitn] In ths contlilton
f'v fIff ncg1Ibors IN tic nltrn!ng. He Mas I'LL.
able to recognize the villains.
, 1877-11-22

TIE DOCUMENTS IN TIE CASE.
,.,.,r1r,r rcno,ta ar1 .tatemcnts wrrc
Inc loio""e seFo's0 .NsA s'"t. "~
furnished yesterday evening " tue ohlce58 o1
the bank:
rim offecrs and Directors Of tie Third M.
.&,., & mi. r,,,or1ov nrtcruoon rrteIvc,1 thc
tona4 oa'~ 5s'.s..'s.',,...
following co1umunicat'oA'
Atthe rsaneat o. 9nc @ q tno % eeIo1s ,r !nesGc,.
~ examination oa iae 'a!u ~ k ac
been maas o5 nfpers II ndna M 1e nj, ~ inars
commss . ren9tai mi II m"Hns of sat hanS ~ 10
,nitis.. maHs y tsefefo1s. ~ Ae"'' -
Ee,olrtd That thc Third National Bank b. amt
L. hereby suspended from The clcarin: llontc -.
ISOLATION, and TINT tho ot'ccss OF saii bank be
notldcd thai snsa action ha' efen n na. 20 1aks
effect 'mnedlnteiy' fh.,. nas1S ~ 9os,.n,s. Sa,uh.
chairman ., eo"'nN1ec'
uron receiving notice OF ttl's summary
action, a meeting OF the Directors was called 10
,on.,der x,,at hho,1,ff be done. Il brief con-
e.,""s.I,., ,oa ~, ,rottor ~ Nr 4tcctr .cc.
e'ue' o.-.Is -. H.. .I,..t. =, ~.
ondcd hy Mf. cuft's' 10 LUG "'op''oo oi LUZ
following: ~
R<sofrtdd, That, In view q tho action Or thc
Clearing liousc COMMITTEES i = no. e1psd'cnt fur
ths eank % nI.sn'pt ~ nax ~ ,niy a' ~, ,ra
Hktosefu n4s ',,tnct" tc M, ~ ons H. on ~
siha+ a "snss. int tlat prnncr stcna ho itnns.
histci1 tnErn fnr the uuTuose III uuttinr Tho bank
Into j;quidatlon.
IN motlon of Mr.. Pullman, seconded by Mr.
Ttnr,nsn,, II waa
n..a,s.t Th,, a., nal, n,ot,.r affair +h,s an,c
hns ~ ~. a ~, and H. NH 1 cy@r n
th%tsamtn"rctnf Maternal linnk for lid account Of
lis rcepcctiyp owners thereof.
r1,c artion uf tie Clearing House Committee,
hIl, i,as iinta rulmInntrf Il, cl,sjnr tiIn riIri
Ss,t,m1 INK, II In nt,t,rstool. was tho resiilt
nI inyrsii,rations by msmburs or tic Ctcariac.
, 1877-11-22

CtNcIssATFf.Nov. ol.-1n fight over cards In
q .aluon on Sixth street, at MI early huur this
morning, between William ilumphrics tct,lorrtl>,
Walter lo5nIar a1I1 Afc1 l,cgai,, ffumpl,ses r.:
ccycd terrible cut III the spine, German two
rtlts In the wrist, and RetaH ttal} IN the tilc.
All were arrested. Ilun,pilrtes' wound will
prUyC tata1,
, 1877-11-22
FIRES.


IN NE" 1UNRs
New YoRK, Nov. 2l.-A fire at 10 Leonard
street tonight damaged tho linen goods stock
Of Smith * Taylor 100000. Other occupants
of the building lose aLout 20, ,o00. All covered
by INSURANCE,
, 1877-11-22

Sp<cfdf EH&pHfeA to The Chicago Tribune.
CzpAn llr1ps, la.. NV. 2l.-A man giving
his name as c. ]. Carter was probably fatally
shot here to-day BY Policeman Jordar, while at.
to escape from the oileer, who llad
rested him for stealing an orercoat from tray-
c}iug salesman.
, 1877-11-22

NtRT V1tS UI@C1lN H%51z15s
BAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 2l.-Thc charges Of
riot acasnst kcarney and his fellow -agttators
were dismissed In the City Criminal Court to-
day, the judge hu!tltng that, uni1er tho code,
the clln1Kcs were mt proven. Ordinances re-
cchtly passrl by tho DoarI of Supervisors cover
the ease, howcycr, aud my further inccndiaTy
language will come within their provisions.
, 1877-11-22

,Mtrrs: Txxzs 4 r'o7rxat Wholesale r,rsRafetss
ne.tan. Sasa.: Tor sont ,nt,ntht
felt II duty TINT nWo Ia suffering humanity ~
~tat. {on. af!n4 TIN great bentat Tint hayo do.
e1ttd Irt,'n Tho MA hf bAhFoRn'n Rtnfcth t:rHn
gyM EAfAnnH. For moro than ~ years !nve bec1
ntnl:tcd win th!t vEsy trpuIIcM,flu Cnf1nta3nt. |
Enrs if!ct ni1 tho TeinNdcA TINT conld ftnh, htt
Without MA. hl ftr permanent benefit. L4ht fall
TIT dftt1sg hal Lrl-crt 1t that atasA that must
1ivn fcl!fenr de-. Thu cntfo Mtn,br8nt1a Aystem
had hecrmn 70 famed. nntl this stomach ~ deors
d-reIf. that It E:1A a doubtful n tttcF whrthet
C1uid 70 to Tho 1aeinC conAt. IL tt ~ whether
aI0rld flyb to como hAckUr Tot. law IN Ahrcr.
ilerncnt 1T this medicine. and although being reTT
!ntfcIatenA 4hr1t specifics OF ho.trflt4 or any
kind. tet In a"cr Evaporation tried thIA md IVES
1t onco benefited hyik TITO changes Of climate
chronic hIs .arn of tho liver, mil iY n9o-uycrT 70
-sy prevent my rnt!sn trntoen lon. hut tho hcnn-
ft IsGrlyu ffnm lfs lil1Y nso IA To mn fnpatHdtt,
ard nn hoping TO t'o completely cuErd+ and at
Last arrive At n tcsHectahlH Md aRr.
th% As3teInrnt II my hA1 All fin Of my ftfv1c4
n tftps. afflicted fsve b<e1. anil tnnt1c yna
tIaX thtK s-pe,Iy tntn xt al !nly
iise tatine cnaat twhero il y tneh nectladj. my
tbjett il, writing this nuto viii In ATTAINED.
VeIy truly rours. ll:NRY wELt8.
AraoAA. II. !. .,Iuoc. 1873. ofWela. Fargo eco.
Each package ronts1ns rr. eanford'h Improved
1aAlinE Iu1., nnd fnIl tilrcetiois fur usa IN all
eatcr. Pr!cs ea1U. For sala bY ali WhnlcAsfn and
NesA fru.R,tft and Dealers throns shnut thetln
ht..tr% md lanai ~. 3rEt:Kb q tOTrEfst General
Agents and wholesAio t,fn.Kfsts, Iioston. Masa,
, 1877-11-22

6p<cta1 Nspftch IN The Estcugo Tribune.
KESosllA, Wis.,, Nov. al.-Thicycs entered
William Rsse's residence last evening nni Sue
yce.lcd in relieving him Ut Faluablcs to tho
atnuuut OF fl00.
, 1877-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


l. 4OllA0%'
The performance Of Bccthoycn's grcat and
only opera, Ftdclio,n whether wcll done or
badly .lonc, Is always IN oycnt Of suc, note that
lts locnl record becomes matter Ut Interest,
md tu this instance, with some few exceptions,
tic performance OF last evening comes quite up
in excellence to tho rc1nintseenccs Of thc past,
"Fidc,iut' was ilrst given tu Chicago Jan. .,
1866, witl, the following cast:
l!occo....... ....iicf1.snns
jacauino .Iatein.ana
i1Z4sEo ...s...t. .otcliltcke
III completeness anil effectiveness of Caat, not
wIthstanl!,'g ucrnanns soi!dhy and stolld1ty.
the abovc performance was probably the lest
ever glve,. iicrc. The second performance Was
Dec. r, 1sG5, with thu following cast:
LeoAora .JotIannsen
Mafcelllna.t. s.....s..-..., .,t... - NotEtf
noeCo. :HcrhaaHs
ftotI4An. ss's.ss+.s... s..s..''..'..'.H '.Ha1cInAhn
5aeanno': ;;a.cnn,ts
'Fidelfo y was not heard again until SEPT. ~
1858, when tue cast was essentially changed, a.
Will bo seen:
Lcanofn ..-.... ........-....".... ....Ccll!ul
Marce1'lha.''... ..Nottes
hoeco:... ...."'.'.........,... ,........".... !leEmAnns
Fi0fealan.... HhDtlnlAn
i1tssra...... ........ 80. ..wi!hcins Formss
rhree years later, Fcb. 4, 1871, brought us,
with two exceptions, m entire change of cast, as
follows;
1epnara Llehtmay
stasccilIna itostncr
Moeeo:...'''. '.'.''....'. ''.'..''''taflf fof1ncs
F!otsstan '''''... ''.'''.'.. .'.'';t;t:n netnaIa
Down ta the above date, tho performance af
"F1aet!o haa ocen III GcTInant pue, alarcls ~,
IS1l, tho lsiehIugs- BERNARD troupe undertook it
IN Fnv);sh, md rnrc a remarkable nrcxrntatton
's''... T,..,-.s ~ ,,h,,t ~. 1,s,rs.,,,s 80.
tao h's"" 'NA"1'e ~ "'"a "N7 A1'"'' ~" S's~s~'
Ihe East Was:
Leonora. ra......""....,",... ..Aichtngs' lctnaFd
Mareelllnn. n.............. ....N0sc f!cFsee
i!occo ....................'." .."...'".'prsyson
f!olssnn'.'
rustIo ut:t,,, - f;n,vcils
F'aeao - "o'@ VI sue" k'aua osnca-
sions. aud 10 complete anu unaagG7us III Its
interest," that It rspaya the listct!et, even II only
marta ~ n hero anil thcr. bu well dane. Apurt
}rnn, H. ,,n,smxi tnuip,nrnt III uyrrturcs. it
i'as hit thirteen usiuitGrn- -.Uurcei!u.u's aria
l,r lows Tor .Icaut,.9: :: t.,u Cat,o,, uuurtrttu;
Mrru,s t;u,I snnr: tis frrz.ttu I.tljut'
snhnrscn' mi III: tho rharnctrrlstic Manh.
hrr"i,1inr fi:.,.y7u'x snnnoaci, 10 lie ,lunucou:
his R.yrnrn aria iWlfa! wrIrh ct,
Hnprnn1ick II: La,amra,, r.citxttya. and hcau.
j 'ttcrty t:lurus: thr ,iurt tctwccn Tstv anu
Tswsr,, i"Wir muasr1, rirlch ~; Ftvrafuu's
srison .rta I. In DIR i.sfIis EruhIIpsst ta.eu ii:
th' lint ixiwe.m Ia,u+., and E.tra IN tkts
nri,on: Farestuu's ur,a r. Euci, verb, L.,hn ii:
ths dramatle quattrttc ot tic lust art, which Il
IT, climax y tLs xStk; nd ~ exquisite s!ss 4,
s"fs A+NH La.
, 1877-11-22
AT SUMMIT, MISS,

SUMMIT, Miss, Nov. 2l.-An inccndtary fire
hcrclcstroyed several buildings, occupied most.
1y Us btorcs. Loss On stovk and buildings,
$l5,uV0. Insurell for about O1Ie-t!lrl.
, 1877-11-22

Z VUIEE CAHEkH+
The history OF the Third National Bank 10,
comparatively speaking, rather barren QUE. It
wa4 urgaalze,l soins fifteen years ago, shortly
, 1877-11-22

ing in this tiy. f.Ytl,lon was a1so Indicted for
perjury in ~ caring there Hc5c M frauds in the
measurement, anil that thr fonntiat'un piers
we're made of maaDnry and not u toncrctc-
, 1877-11-22

artists on the dramatic stage. We ncct not
single nut any special number nf her role. It
was harmonious throughout, and It WAS I1ius-
tratcd with superb lurEts Of power aud with
exquisite tenderness ain1 Iathoe. It Is nv far
the hest psrhnnati"n this fine artist has yct
given us. Miss l!rumann's .Hase1iiua was very
plcaffnglv sun9 nnti acicl. She Is delightful
little singer. who l.. etng tn make her mark.
plccc of work. 1t was sung will. genuine
artistic skill, and wAs nrtetl IN an earnest,
zca!t,is manner. Mr. Wtcgand's Ko<eu wins
ycry grateful although he was not aIwaYa in
The ./ae7'tino OF the ,s,st was very wcak--a
weakness that conid be seen and felt especially
in tho Canon Quartftte and In other concerted
music, where decided tenor voice was neetIct,.
Taken rs Il whole. llowescrt tic performance
was tho hest the tr0upc has yet given Us, AMI
was enthusiastically received hy very large
audience. This evening. I.ol,cnrrin +" will be
Etscn, with Afr. Adams In the title rolf.
, 1877-11-22

Jctrera' French Catarrll Kennedy II \ War.
rantcl euro for caiArrh, colds. thrUat ot1cn.
Biyc hfeath. headache. nsthHla and bronchitis.
kuld by druggists. sample fscc. Office 70 STATE
AttSei.
, 1877-11-22
LfAElLlTt =,
Following is the statement made Oct. i:

Loans and tlscounta ..,,.,,
Qsefdfafls s....,.........,..,
United htates bonds to ac-
cure cisculsttou. ou....,,.....
Other stocks, bo1ds, md
mortSuKcA............. -.
Duo from. Approvrl rrscsye
AKeatA.,.... ........,.....,
DUO from rtAerve aKcpts.
gold account....,..,.,,,.,
Duo from other Natioa4l
EAuk1..-. ..,,.... -, 80.
Due fruul atatu banks and
bankers ,.,...............,
Heal cstate,. furniture, and
fixtures. -. ....... ..,....
Chccka md othor cash Items.
Exchanges for Clearing.
l&outo ....... ...+
Bills VI other National
hxukk...............,..,..
fractional currency and
nteke!4 ....... -. .,.....
epec18 ..... ...... ...,..s >.
lcxal.tsnder notes,.....,...
redemption funt With U. 8.
Treasurer .....,. ..,.....
, 1877-11-22

UKt " Mrs. ESlnsinw's Soothing Syrnr" 70
children while scethtHe. It cnre1 dyscntery ans
diarrhua, wind culic, mud regulates the bowels.
, 1877-11-22
MEDICAL
GATARRA /
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Trcat7d with
SAnf0nD'S RADICAL CURE,

CCccCs9 II thu tett IT merit, nna snccsss III tho
- treatment Of Catarrhal Affections. Aft.f 20
!annT m.7cta1ia failures. means unaonb'ei speetne
hANIonp:s 1anioAL CrRH fos tntatrh potscst sncIt
fron:ft!e*9 Ti!n cyiri!ee n !he Ahalo Gf nnro!i'
IN o.! atntion, of ttfc, aust 10 conclusive on shts
incdIctnca haa tnei. vatuhhi- trniti,Ioy Lstn of.
istcd !rssl7 oE.ts,t. "a fa1os q nt.f remedy tan
TpLna Irns. And vnfuabe m il il, II ,tota
not setctcns sftous rnIh part nftho .1cutnn,cnl.
IN tts fayor. icopt, ofwcai a.irrlincnlenti IL iii
Iat's"tt e country dtt,y admit nvef
profession. but baur thu publicity Incidental 10 n
rasfl.n:ti statement: lfsneo tan tsstimon!ala y
thoss withheld fer TIM fc1s,r mentioned. Tho
f.l.rln& unsolicited tcs:ln,onia! from NKyHT
IN t,Htfpoken Endorsement II which wo sto tostly
, 1877-11-22

rlncknry. jackson s. Co.'s Elmo Hplccn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. Lo-
III cation of principal place Of busin -
san Francisco. California. Location Of uorSs;
Eureka District, Eureka County, state VI
Nevada.
Notice il hnrsby given. that at a meeting Oh
the Board OF Trustees. held on the lbth gay
OF July. 1871. an assessment Of one dollar W
orporation, payable i~mmediately, in United
States gold coin. to the Secretary, at the q.
fee OF the company, room No. 40i Caiiioin'"
street. San Francisco. Cali ornia. ,.u
Amy stock upon which this assessment soals
remain unpaid on Wednesday. the I'D day VI
August. 1877. will be delinquent. and. adye..
ti,ed for sale Mt public auction; and rnien
MONDAY, THE IRA DAY OF SEPiEM-
Der, ls77. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together wi b costs of advertising AMI eA'
pesses Of sale.
DAVID A. J~ENNINGS. Secretrry.
Office: Room No. sVl California strgt, san
+ ruuclsro, California. Jy.lIn-
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT,
i wa ,reas. Margaret j. sullivan has left
my bed and board. without cause or provoea-
ton. l will not b. responsible for any debts
contracted By her, from and after this date.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Ruby Hill. July IL. 1877. iyI3-sods
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE
DOLLY WARDEN MINE
NO. $50.
L. s. LAM Oyrrcr

burcka. nevada. July Is, 1877
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ the Hoosac Consoli lated Gold and S,ira.
Mining Company. by their daily aurbor;,ea
agent, VIM. Wcrmgth, whose postofics ~
dress is Eureka, Nevada, have thi. 5ar
filed their application for a patcnf Tor ~
teen hundred 1900 linear feet OF tho Dolp.
Warden mine or vein bearing silver. VIII
surface ground throc hundred (sO1j feet J.,
Width, situate, lying and being in Secret Ca.
yon Mining District. county of Eureka. and
state Of Nevada. and known and designa,aaJd
by the field notes and official plat on 6Ia ~
this Office rs Lot Number l2l.
The exterior b~oundaries Of said lot No. 10,
being as follows, to wit: Variation 10, der
east. Nes'
Commencing at a post marked No.
Survey. No. III. whence the flagstaff Ia II.
town Of Eureka bears NJ | Dig. 81 m. f. b; ~,
feet. Post marked u. s. Monument No S%nss
tho summit of Hoosac mountain. bears'Swh
~ Dig. ~ m. w. 1875 feet. and the iloosae nav
ming first course ;. % dg. w. gsI and 40 fes,
to post marked No. 2. u. =. Survey M i9,'
This post stands on The northwestern bonpda.
~ of L.. 5. Survey Ne. To. Hoosac IT,
Thence. I'd course ;. 3SA Dig. W.. I63 and IN
feet. to post marked No. 3, u. S. Snrvax Nv ~
i2l. the samc being pot No. 2 Of ssid rNNSS'
survey No. 80; thence. I'd course 5. 20 do 80
W., i3i lilo feet along said survey M M =.
post marked No. !. u. ;. Survey No, I9I..
thence, 18th course n. "a d2. T., 100 f.c,'
to post marked No. . Il. ). Survey NJ. iSi.
and thence, 9Th course, :. So dg. f.. DO feet
to post No. J.. tho place Of beginning, CON.
taining s i2-lO0 acres.
This claim is bounded on the south BY tbs
Hoosac NJ ming Claim.
The location OF this mine is duly record.d
in tho Recorders Ofice of Secret Canvon
Mining District, on page LIS, ia Book A ofSa-
cret Csnyon Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely anv
portion OF said Dolly Warden mine, or said
mining ground rs h~ereinbefore described. are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United states Land Office at
Eureka, in the State of Nevada, during tho
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the proyi..
ions Of the statute.
jyls-6Od ID. b. IMMEL. Register.
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ClAlRv0YsHr PHYS CLAN.

AIRS. DR.. Y. +. STEPHENS. LIE
w greatest a stroioe. st. c~lairyo, ant pIysii
cifn and test mediu " o the age has aiiis,,h
asd can be consulted at r.r ronins on 49, !,
Main street. n,.rlv optosits Bishap X .
~pentef's livery stable, Past, pros 'Et aLt
tuT. tzlthfiily delineRted. SPECIAL s,tsN
given 10 tbs afflicted. Charges F-4soae'l
Persons wishing to know tneir pal, rt ms
dollar. tNsir correct age, complexion y"
sex. h,~
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FOUND.

YESTERDAY, on BUEL STREET. A
i rock sT-DU0K containing nofes ard
valuable papers. This owner enl have it by
calling at this office, proving property and
paying TOR this I'D advertisement.
Eureka. Juiy -. 1871. jyaAtf
The daily gazette., 1877-05-08

In recent number of the St. Louis
republican we found the following SEN
tence: "The New York Sun: is Hayes
title any better than Packard'sr No; but
let us have some tresher question - that
one has been answered thousand times"
Not SO, brother Knapp. The question
ought to be asked and answered a thou
sand times more. 1t must never be lost
sight of. Many hundred years ago a
great crime was committed III the Gar
den of Eden, which drought death into
the world, and all our woe" and the
people are still talking about it. The
monstrous crime of the great conspirators
which robbed people ot their tights is
only few months old, and we are now
asked to dismiss it from the public mind
and take up some fresher question for
discussion. If the American people are
wise, they will never let it Gie.
1t was not crime 'made venial by the
OCCASION" and it will never be forgotten
until truth and honesty become mere by
words in our language. We may not be
able to recover the stolen property, but
if we wish to prevent repetition of the
crime we must never permit any fresher
question to step in and shield the crimi-
mails from public observation-disclosures
Gazette.