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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-15

Are you respondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of the
Hearth Have you Dizziness of the Head Is
your Nervous System depressed Does your
Blood circulate bady' Have you a Cough
Low Spirits Coming up of the food after eat
ing &C., &c. All of these and much more are
the direct results of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is
now acknowledged by all Druggists to be posi-
tive cure. 100000 bottles were given away in
the U. S. through Druggists to people as trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its wonder
full quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size IS cts. Sold
positive by all irst-class Druggists in the U.
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tAarrte0.

In Bath, Nov. I, Capt. George f. Terrell OF
Phipsburg, to Miss Addie y Blasdell Of Bah.
In Otis, nov. 7, Mr.. Charles d Newmarch OF Ban
gor, to Miss Emma g. Lord OF Otis.
In Clifton, Nov. IL, Mr. Geo. o Anderson of Am
herst, to Miss Mary A. Rowe OF Dedham; also Mr.
Roscoe q. Taylor to Miss Cadie M Slbey, both
of Amherst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-15
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
Now York, Noyel

Now York. November IA. ISL.
Money loaned at Gas per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange weak; 4s0 ASK for sixty day
and 4S3sas3% demand. told opened at :O2h
and closed at 1929. Borrowing rates -0ala2 per
cent. and iat and carrying rate lalh. Clearings
slO,5ste00. Custom receipts s25ioOC. Treasury
iisbursed. $3.50. 400 interest tS72.9oO Tor bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-15

La es who for 20 airs have dependned on all man
ner of powders al cosmetics for giving them ar
tifica compexio H. now find that Glenn's Sui phur
Soap supplies the with pearly skins aud rosy
cheeks, elected b. the gentle stimulation Of ma
ture. sold by all druggists. Hills Hair and
Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, 90 cents
oct24-t&wlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-15
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. ID, 1871
The CABINET MEETING.

The Cabinet meeting to day was of uncommon
length. lasting from twelve until three o'clock
and prominent topic of discussion was the eau
Gus oil republican senators. The committee, of
which Mr.. Edmunds is chairman, had not had an
Interview with the President, but it was agreed
that information concerning officials who are re-
moved before the expiration of the ir terms is to
| be furnished by the departments when asked for
by committee of the Senate which has under
consideration the nomination of successor to an
official SO removed. The President will continue
to receive advice from senators concerning APP
poutments in their respective States but he will
make those appointments as his judgment may
dictate.
The NEW ORLEANS CoLLEcToRsHIP.
Senators Gordon and Lamar. with representa-
| tves Ellis and Gibson of Louisiana, are urging
the appointment OF bingham Lawrence, demo-
crat OF prominence. as Collector of New Orleans.
| a member OF the Cabinet being asked, after the
meeting to-day, if Lawrence would be appointed,
remarked, with a smile that this was a republican
administration and would continue to be one. The
| Southern democrats imagine that they have a
right to dictate who shall be appointed, but the in
dcations that the President will appoint Geo.
w lamson, now Minister to the Central Ameri-
can States. The President is disposed to give
Governor Packard OF Louisiana an Office of PROM
iDeLce and his name has been pressed by his
friends for the Collectorshp of New Orleans, but
1t has not been thought advisable to give hun u
other position there. Should Williamson be ap-
pointed Collector, Packard will no doubt be ten
dCred South American Mission.
PROBABLE DATE OF ADJOURNMENT.
The House committee on Ways and Means
have decided to submit a resolution prov iding for
a permanent adjournment on Thursday, Nov. %,
The week before Thanksgiving. The House has
already completed the work for which it was cal
led, viz, the passage Of the Army bill and OF the
Navy Deficiency bill. The Senate will not, how
ever, accept these bills without amending them
where they may deem 1t nece sary.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELIEF of Coughs and

FOR IMMEDIATE RELIEF of Coughs and
Colds, use the popular remedy, Madam Porter's
Cough Balssm one of the best and cheapest med
cines sold. Its virtues have been tested by thsus-
ands for many years in the treatment of all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs, and is confidently
offered as a reliever OF those diseases. Price %,
50 and IS cents a bottle. novS- t&w4w
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To DrIInIIIsnts.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvES TO CHARLES
IN Stormer and unknown co-owucrs Of eco
feet Of tho mining grou al. location and CLAIM,
BELL" located October 29tl, 1869, by William
brown. Charles ST rnicr and 5. l.. Weller, on
tho rltI,o Of what Is known us Bob Hunter
Mountain, md some 400 iCet north OF the Bob
Hunter mine. In Hullrull Mining District, EIku
County. State of Nevada, that thcIc Is now due
from you for assessment work uOno anl pcr-
formed on the above named mine, by the un.
dcrEiEiIed. co-ownCr, up TO the 3lst tlaS of
December, 1876: tho sum Of SGU in United SIatrs
gold coin; that being the amount rruuirrd 10 IS
expended during the years 1915 and q, Ly tho
act OF Congress entitled "An Act to prcluujc thc
Development of the mining resources OF The
United States" approved Nay 10Th, 1872 aud
the ncts amcndatOry thereof; the said sum 80
expended being $40 per year for each leo feet
OF Blid delinquent feet OF TIL BLUE BELL
mining claim. and that such Of you as shall
ut the expiration Of ninety days after tile com.
bietion OF tho publication OF this notice, be dc.
iinqucilt III The payment of your respective por.
uoiIs ttcrGoE, and shall fail or refuse to con.
Tribute ami pay to mo your proportion OF the
expenditure so made, At the rate Of $lOf for cuci,
iD iect. which Sou may scYcrally own In said
Di.UE BELL: mine and claim. the interest, right
or property III Bald miuing gruuul and claim
owned Oy amy and every such drliupucnt owner
Will Occolnc the property Of the under signed
cO-oNncr, who las made the required CxuCmlI.
iures thereon required by the act Of Congress-
before mentioned and reclted. Payment 10 be
made To me Mt Elko, Nevada.
GEORGE II. BoBIER.
Elko, New, March 10. 1871. miI-00I
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pS VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IA.
~ sued out OF the District Court of the
Ninth judicial District of the State Of Nevada.
IN anu for the County Of Elko. IN tho suit Of l..
Milscy, Plaintiff, against MariIs Silver Company,
Defendants, nui In the suit Of y. Levy and ~
SeiSel. against the Same Defendants, duly ni-
Tested n.c sab day Of March, A. u. 1917,
have ievied upon tho following described real
estate. to-wit:
That certain five stamp quartz mill and
mill house, with the boiler, engine, ruast,s and
machinery therein Ind thereto ATTACHED si,na.
ted on the weSterly bank OF Pcnrod Greek NEAR
the hcndwAtcrs thereof. In the township Of
hi uno. near the town or village Of nrnno, in the
county Of Elko State 81 Nevada known Is the Mar
diH quartz mill. together with the land Oh hirl,
the said mill and mill housc, engine, boiler,
roastcr aud machinery IS situated.
full and complete inventory OF said pro-
perry viii DC exhibited At tile time and place If
sale thereof.
Notice Is hereby given. TINT on SATURDAY,
THE SEVENTH DAY uF APRIL \. u.
1871, between tho homrs Of . o'clock 4. NJ. and 8
o'clock +. 81. viz: at IL O'Clock n. Of said day.
at tho Court House. In the county Of Elko State,
Of Nevada, Will sell tho nbOvc dcscr bed pro-
perry IL the highest bidder or bidders, for cash,
gold coin OF the Unit, States.
Ell. l.. sEITZ, shccin.
Dy LRS. wISEs. Deputy. nIuIw
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;, Aud IN accordance with Law, and All order Of
Tue board of Trustees. inside On tho SECOND
day OF FEBRUARY. 1871, 90 many shares OF each
larcel Ui Auch stock may DO necessary will bo
sold at public auction al the Oitico Of tho
Company, bank OF NJ. +. freeman l. Compnny,
Elko, Oh WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY
Or APRIL. 1917, at TWO O'Clock r. 81, OF said
day. TO pay the Delinquent Assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
Dy order OF tho Board VI Trustees.
II. II. GRANT. Secretary.
= oEdce-Dauk OF 81. J. Freeman & Co.. Elio,
Nevada. m7LI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CTAItR KING SILVER MINING COM
- pAnJ.-f,ocation OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco. Staie OF California.
Location OF works, Spruce Nountsiu, Elko
county. Nevada.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at meeting OF
The Board OF Directors, held on the It'll day OF
March. 1877. Oil assessment mo. III of Twelve
and onehal cents yer share Tds levied upon lhc
capital stock OF the corporation. payable iIInic-
diLtoly, In United Statcr geld coin. 10 the Srcrr
Giry, Ut tho olicu Of the Company. 81 and -
Merchants Exchange, California street, san
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this asses smrnt rlnll ~.
main unpaid on the thirtrcnlI day al April. 1877
VIII DO delinquent and advertised for sale AT
public auction. niId unless Iayi.unt i; made he
fore will be sold on SATURDAY. she SEVENTH
day Of MAY. 1877, to pay the GlrIipgucn; aKtvs,%-
ment. together with costs o. ADVERTISING and
expenses OF alin. By order Of the beard of
Directors.
LOUIS HAPLAH. Rcrrr.nry:
oErIcE-llooma % and ~ Merchants TX.
clInngc, California street, San fr"nGiSc0. Call.
forum. u;iI.id
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
NOTICE.

T1NlrE STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
~ the DlHtriei Of SpVads. District Of Nova
ia, -. The undersigned hereby gives notice al
ih ApPiinlnFiIt AZ Assignee Of tho estate OF
AIiaN J.. SHcSrcrgNr sud Henry LemAr of
Who have been AdjHdgcd hIakrupts upon their
's-n petition.
~, ~ wit. RMITiT,
Atighec Of the ektHic Of g, ~. SWesrengrr and
= Henry L'nnAr, banSrupts. m9-3w
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
DELINQUENT ,R0TICE.

COGTH LEOPARD MINING COM
- lany-LocaiIOn OF principal place OF buHi-
ness. Elko. DISQUALIFICATION Of works, Cornu-
eopin Mining District, Elko County. Nevada.
SorIcE-Thore IL delinquent upon tho follow.
Ing described stock on account OF assessment
no. 81 levied on tho SECOND day OF FEBRUARY
1871, tho amounts set opposite Tho names Of
she respective shareholders nc follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
NOTICE.

y United, STATES ETaTfIcT COURT, FOR
~ tiIo District ~ Nevada DIs.iici Of No
{ zadA- 80. = Tho undersigned hereby givcs no
Sce OF his appointment % Assignee or the CT
H'o Of WILLARD A.TtUCKER Of Elko. IN the
pibiy,m ElkO aud hsate Of SuradS. who han
esrh bdudg d a bankrupt upon petition Of hIa
F1vdltpra. W, L. SMITH,
HWuer Of Tho E-talc .of willard 4. Tucker,
'uIhn'it In bankruptcy. ia oaU.3H
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

And In accordance with law. and All order OF
Tho Donrl OF TruEtccs made OIL tho 18th
day uf February. 1877, HI mnuy shares Of
each parcl Of such stock as may be necessary
will be Sold at public auction, ut tho oflcc Of the
Company. Bank Of NJ. =. freeman Il Co., Elko,
HeYAda, ON UESpAY. tho SEVENTEENTH day
OF APRIL. 1877, al o'clOck =. NJ, Of ssid day,
TO pny Rald dclin quest ussessnlpnt there con, to-
.c1hrr with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of IRlc.
DJ order OF the Board OF Trustees. u
H.M. GRANT, Secretary.
:, oIFIcE-nank Of II. =. Freeman {: Co. Elko.
HuYnalA. - - 49, - -
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TIE MATTER OF TNE ESTATH OFT II.
SlII.kS, Dtrc1ECd. Notice Is hereby given
D the uiIdrrEiGntsA: Administrator Of itAli CO.
at. to the creditors Of, aud all persons having
slsItr AHni'st The same. ~ exhibit them. with
be ncIeEsary NDut'lor wiihlntru months from
~ hrHt publication Of this nsticC. 60 the un.
L"dgbcd, at his rGicc Iu the town Of ElkU,
TAT! OF ElkV. '
JOHN II. SuGGr1-r. Administrator.
''trbrnniy &C, 1919. fl7.7m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

sJTORD MINING COMPAH
i Lncatinn Of principal place OF / u ,ineSs.
Eko. Neral.. Location 81 works. Cornucopia
Mining District. klko sonnty. Nevada.
= SoTck.--Tl.eya arc Delinquent upon tho fol.
IsTinB dRScrib'Sl stock. on account OF asIeS.
nicnt mo. - levied on tho l2ih ,lay Of FTb.
Fuary, 1875. The several amounts ret opposite tho
nahrH ~ ii0 rrSIEriiYO shareholders rs follows:
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= -
LOST

H.nArH lost THE foLiuTISo CUHCHa.
ylt.i ISorstd check, No. 25T3, Tor tIi a.,
favor o. u. q. Ireland Leopard check, NO.
hJD, Tor tI9 on. IN favor. Of VA. Rchtnfd and
thcteby caution tho public against imtyi,a.I,,,,
lsIaiiireAs payment has l-rn Einrpcl,
llpiW 1T. tUSfJEIJTwAITE,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

lord MINING COIPANY.-LOCA-
- ton OF principal place Of business. Elko,
Z Roysda--LGIca:ioIIO or works, COrnucUpia Mining
DlHirlct, Elko county. NrYadS.
EuT1CE Is hereby given that at = meeting OF
the Board Df Trustees held Gn the 12ih day Of
February, 1877. All assessment mo. - OF two t3)
ccniE per Bhnro vas levied npon tho capital
Tho Sccretary, In United States gold cOin ri the
,illCo Of the Company. Bank Of N. L. freeman
a 70 ElkO, Nevada.
(, Auy stock upon which this a. cdsIncnt shGllrc-
niAIn Unitaid Oh the SIXTEENTH day OF MARCH
1877, Will &c delinquent aud advertised for Gnlo
At public auction, and Unless payment II IpoIc
befUru Will be RAd un TUESDAY, thcTESTIi day
Il APRIL. MI, NJ tho oIiuo Of tho COMPANY,
Daiik 81 u. T. Freeman l. To-. EDsO. Nevada, TO
2ay tho dcqunt \, snssincn:. together With .0sls
81 advertising std expenses OF ibn sale. Ey or.
6cr OI the beard OF trustees. o.,
II. ". GRANT. Scerru.rJ.
ofaoo -llark M NJ 4. Freeman 4 Co.. Eiko,
Nevada. fli Iw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-08
COUNTING THE VOTE.


been given for the persons The COM
mtee Of opinion that the second section OF the SEQ
ond article Of the Constitution which declares that no
Senator Representative or persons holding an office
of trust profit under the United States, shall be ap-
pointed elector" ought to he carried in It's whole
spirit into rigid execution in order to prevent officers OF
the General Government from bringing their official
influence the elections Of President and Vice
President Of the United States This provision Of the
Constitution, 1t ia believed excludes and disqualtes
deputy postmasters from the appointment OF electors
and the disqualification relates the time Of the appoint
ments and that resignation of the Office Of deputy post
after his appointment as elector would not en-
title him TO vote electOr under the Constitution.
Should occur which became necessary to as
certain and upon the qualifications oil electors
President vicePresident OF the United States tue
important question would be presented, What tribunal
would under the Constitution be competent TO decide
whether the respective colleges of electors In the differ
ent States should decide upon the qualifications OF their
own members Congress shoud exercise the powcri Is
question which the committee of opinion ought to
be settled by permanent provision upon the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-08
PUBIC OPINION.

There are some men whose mere assertion Is
good as the oas OF hall dozen hat Gov Wells 10 not
Que OF taem.-lPhadelpha Times (lnd)
David Dudley Field continues to disgust the
public aud prejudice the Democratic ty ms OUT
fsgrouoy unfair management OF everything he Tackles
tSpinSnid Republican undJ
Ii Grant isn't careful he will 20 out of office
popular man His messase approving the Electors
WI Las won for him good opinions from all sorts OF leO
pc Memphis Avalanche tInd Den)
Now that the Democrats have secured their
oompromSe plan and made up their case, they show
sashge want OF confidence In tie result Things Fave
(Rspl
:. II honesty prevails, Mr.. Tiden will be declared
sAL Assure the country that there VIII bc no need oil
Mhsasai for years hence The verdict Will be 80 en-
pn, " W. i1gSlng will he out of the queston-iCncin
sAu Enquirer lDem)
Out of all the evidence taken il is only al
srd TIA, Mr. Wells tried have local judge and per
sohai Trend returned elected, % matter that h.s
scarcely collateral bearing upon the great question at
@ ana thsl nc made some oyei lures for n0ey wlch
ero Treated idle vapJrings Toy those To whom they
were sddressed. -lPmladclphis inquirer tRopl
=. The closing days of President Grants admins
ustaon are full OF messages md OF Cnyersai on Tho
ssn man has opened his mouth III must oa confessed
nc las several times appeared ~ Iio 70 good al
.entlgo aud seems to have manifested determination
w ec indepondeni OF tho peculiar cass OF politicians
~nose Dcdng he has often done.-lCiieinbai En-
Quirti (DoD.j
Charles UCOnOr has done q manly act In
ded moment he wrote letter 10 friend, IN
ssnselan lie Was rot perhaps, ~ blame FOR IT'S publ
winch has injured Ir. OCOnof moro tban ~ mas
Ieeoelt Grant. Mi O'ConOr asked Secretary Fish to
nm TO the President. and al the interview,
Sppvoglred gentleman should Our respect for Mr.
Sr so was sch that We published bis icttcr.-
tIfoy wlig (Rspl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-08
OTHER SUSPECTED ELECTORS.

CAsES N KANSAS, MICHIGAN, md fLIhNO'o'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Committee on the
Powers Privileges and Duties OF the House IN counting
the electoral vote this morning examined H. W r. Muse
of Kansas elector the Hayes ana wheeler uckes
He testified that nc attended the meeting OF the college
and cast mis- vote for those genemen he had resided In
Kansas since 1870, though his family has resided IN
Zapeyyile Ohio ho said the why ho has not re-
moved his family Kansas is hat be Is not able To make
them comfortable there; no has 'otoo uo"hcfo oi'o
than IN Kansas since 1870
Jacob Den Herdcr OF Michigan, Hayes and Wheeler
Presidential eIeoto testified He said that he was born
in Holland but was naturzed land In proof OF the asscf
ton produced his naturalization papers also those OF nus
fatler) The committee. being satisned on tLese points,
discharged the witnesses In the case.
An objection will be made from the Democratic side TO
the counting Of the electoral vote Of Illinois when the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-08
COMMENTS IN THIS CITY.

SATISFACTION At THE UNION LEAGUE CLCB-A-
PRovAL AND REJOICING FOR THE TRIBUNALS
DECIsIoN-THE MANHATTAN CLUB DEPRESSED.
There was nothing approaching excitement
last evening the Union League Club over the Voe
the Electoral Commission in tho OF FLORIDA The
general spirit OF cOngratnation rather ihah vi
enthusiasm An unusual number of prominent members
of the club were present during the evening ana the
CHIEF topic Of conversation the important vote OF the
Commission. meeting Of the Executive Comnll'ee
brought together John Jay, Clinton b. FISK,
Charles Watrous, Fletcher Harper, jr, and
other well,known Republicans who expressed
their satisfaction at the which had been received
from Washington through dispatches to the newspapers
and by private kilograms to members of the club Chas
Watrous stated that expressed the opinion OF all WIN
whom he had convcrscd, including the gen
tclnen mentioned above. and he was suio
the general sentiment Of tie club III saying
that the decision of the Tribunal was the SUD
ject of approval and rejoicing II settled the queS" Vi
the responsibility State for it, owuReturning Board AZ
legally constituted and subject tc Federal ipterief-
ence In deciding the case OF Florida precedent nao
doubtless been established which would not he violated
when the electoral vote OF Louisiana came "P
Tor adjudication. Upon being asked what ne
understood to be the bearing of the Commits
slon's decision upon the case OF oregon hif'
wa.rous replied that any impression that 1t would re-
suit adversely in that state to Gov. Haless prospects
seemed to him entirely erroneous. Ih3 vote was tha'
the Commission could 90 behind the returns TO take
evidence but that it could consider the eligibility OF an
e,ector Ttis opened ccar way eatisactory soli,-
ton of tho Oregon question. "In word, said Mr.
Watrous the Commission has made an suspicious ne
inuin- aud our hope and belief are greatly strength
enq1 thai MIR Hayes viii be declared President"
= 30 actor enofher of tie members of the club
dropued IN the topic of chief incTcstUas again and again
brought forward Gathered in small groups the gtntle,
men quietly talked tie decision OF the Tribunal and
discussed Tia bearing upcn the Ia result, ana scarcely
Republican appeared who did not take occasion To *
~ Att
favorable to GOV. hayes. '- .
A mere handful OF Democrats not one OF whom was a
cosncuo,Is member of hir nldens party was present
last evening at the Manhattan Club. There were 40
tokens OF rejoicing about the building. ana only running
cnnverotion or Speculation to the prospects oil te
Cronn electoral college" in Oregon wIch appeared To
e the one dim star OF homo in the Manhattan armament