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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-06
SelegrapbiiGs 9epeiDen.
[Sert6te bes raiiocirten Brefie, fir ben r8eutideu
eerreIpouoeateu".l
0n!ano-D -Depe[dlen.

Statelsp It, sac Yanlo De Soattoa+
gSajbingt ON, 5. 0eSelnber. Der ame=
rifauildle &oniul in 2ihabon iibermittelt Dem
S.Ofpartenlent Abi6rifteu Der Gore
iponpen; oe8 portugieliid)en NfiniltertunS peS
Qeuberen IN Sesug auf ben NuTentbalt oeS
afrifazHeile .roen tSeurD SO. Stanlep in Gao
Baulo De 2oQHoa, uno ben @mpfang, uel6er
ivn pom Der oartigen portugieltl4en SebOrDe
al She'll purbe Die 2ettere nlntmt regen
Qntbeii ah ben DOH Stanlep gerna6ten &nt.
bedunqen in ter @rlpt,rtllng, baB letne Sor=
ifunqen Die @rDifnung zines geptnnbrtn9ell=
ben Sanoesperfebrs 3rpu d1en Den auS9eoehn=
ten portn9ieitlden &olonie N an Der DIT u1o
gSeitfiiite bon 9(frifa uuo ben biSher unbe=
fannten @eqenoel I'M Snuert 5nr, 6Ol9e baben
,peroen. Sine portusieiii6e Expedition gtng
i'm lesten Somn1er Don Der portugtefld]en
8ropin, 4nqola oil Der g8eltfiiite bon afrlfa
nad) Wosambique an ber Sltftiite, ebenfals
elmer porfusiefIdeu YrouinS, ab; sipcr Der
3pede Der Expedition beltano IN Der @ntz
becfunq oerQueQen be8@onqo, eirer aufgabe.
meld)e bon 6rn. Stanley erfolgrelt 9eloft
morOen 1T. Die gtitslieSer oieier @rpeotttOll
trafen Srn. Stanle1 in 2oanoa uuo erbelten
pi9ttge 4usfunft bon benlielben, bur1 rpeld)e
ibre 9lufgabe beOeutenb erlei6tert weroen miro.
@CSlt SJlH. oluIlt1 luAlpSi polt WI ~CNpD++
ben Die ausseiu4teiten S0ilidfeiten gu &bell'
Srmppe,t atf oent S0ese had Seras
tttt0 oen Siafs9ias. - Nelter
sSmotaterfrieg tn Mmsfid1t.
btcago, 5. Oe5emher. - Die 6egtz
u1enter, tpelde nad) bem 6iozGranbe beorbert
puroen, iino ba8 4. &apallerle=8egiment, ge~
gen,pdrtig inr Snbianer- Serritoriun1, NIB oaS
20. Snfanterie=8esiuent aus 0afotab; bic
ielben uerben hurd gnmerbungen auf tbre
poQe Stdrfe gebra6t merben. - Sier Cont
paguie'n bes Z. aauallerie< 6egment8, 184
Oann 'tarf, babeu 8efebl erbalteu, iofort oon
Sort 2incoln mad 0eabmooo, O.zS., aut5uz
bre6erl, tpel9er Srt BON fetnolibeu Snbianern
gdn3lid) umringt iein loa. Die SnTanterie Su
5tanbing= =9od ltrto mebrere @ompagnie'n bon
Sort Snelllng uerbeu ii6 oieien Sruppen an
i9lieben, uub 80 8ageu iOGen bic Expedition,
luelde beute ober morgen auibre9en lpiro, be-
gleiten. Die gSe9e ituo in Solse Der un9itnz
itisen gSitteruns III iehr id9ledtcm 3nftanoe.
Die in Der 9fGbe BON SeabpooO beftnoliden
Snbianer Iolen 600 Ntann fart ieiu nno be-
reits piel @emalttbaten aus9efiibrt baben. Die
SffiSiere glaubeu leOoh, baB Die 9criidte
iiber oieie Borgdnge iibertrieben unb baB feins
ernitliden ltnruben 5u befiirhten ftnb.
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.gbtIaOsIpbtae.s Z. esiLgnInat Il. natOn.s,aLttmOrsr

% 8orn. gladm.
HzY., Bbtldo. uno Bort 8epofit Il. 3lUiz
l6egetotlonen. ..e.4j hentatione1,....2.f5
$9u9o. u. N.@9. @r 800 Bbtao. u. H.@9. Gr..2.55
Us. P9tl9o. u. R.%9. Sort Sepoittu. 3piz
oel9rantt" .3.2U, 1875 ibenitationen 800
Bbaoelp9ia ...... $50
~. 4hil. uno R.s9.
grpTes* *....-.....t1.tO
= Seroiien @hore8Ir.= .=Station; alle anbern Breiiz
foentitr. Sonntags nur 3iige nm 3.20 Wofe., 6,55
Ra4m. uno lilo AbeHoS.
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spe,iaI.Motisen.
a5. SabressSanfett mmo Saa

rSeSioiab=9ose gsr. Z. .. 9. S." Daitt:pod,
hen 3. Oes., in ben pysetu=sf ifemblp= Iooms."
Sesinn oes Santetts prdsiie II. oes Saaes 1zt0ubr
l290-tN( GaS Eputite.
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Die nenen tiirsiid,em ano ruiitiden eIeftro'
demifd)eu, WerfnrtaI>, Sd,weiclz unb 9ampfs
bdoer in sfr. 147, Saretusez, nabe gutafpfrabe,
Hnb iett fiir 3erren unb Damen in poler 8bdgteit.
(Sepif0,12MteD
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Wntt3tp1ltuabl in SDio. =. Stl
GGttfSfQt1rt d1tf Ssfsf S~hin

EoHts sotll E, Sp., 3. 0e3br. - Sci bel
9eltrl9en gfunijipallpabl nuroe oas bon ben
arbettern auf9eiteute 8ifet gritnO1i6 gei6la.
gen, uno nur iebr lueni9c ibrer &anoioater
erbelten DtaiOritdteu iibcr Oiejenigen Der 8itr.
gerpartei.
Snnerbatb Der ndditen smei Gage merocr
II 0ampfer nit etpa 5000, 900 BuIdel Sob.
len bier anlan9en mo nab Dem Siioeu meitel
tabten, lpenn Der SluB unteroeiien nidt gu
ldnel railen lollte. 9ie aus benz Siiben an.
lan9enoen 9ampfer miiFen al Der Ntiinouna
oes Sanals anbalten, bis Die &oblenOampTel
NIT ZEN bon ibnen im Sdlepptau gcfiibrteu
Sla9booten bur5paiitrt iino. Seit pieleu
Sabren langten nitt 10 piele Sobleuboote 81
gletber 3eit bier an.
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Sie SSnittrrefttott a,tf GM6a. - Gin
9eaemti bout 6eaeraIsGapttdm
cSotteII0rn

gSaibington, 5. 9eSember. - Der
bieT9e ipanlihe @eanote fragte Dor aur5em
bel benz @eneral=Gapitdn Souellar telegra=
pbtlf an, oh Oas Seriidt, baB Der Qettere
our6 eiuen gebeimen Se'ebl angeorbuet babe,
oaB ale gefan9enen Sniurgenten eriAolien
werOen unO Die 8eri9te 10 abgefaBt wtroen
ioaten, al8 Oh Die @et0bteten i'm Sample ge=
fallen ieien, auf gSabrbelt berube. Der Sc
neral @apttGn ertpibert IN elmer bonn 4. De.
Serlber batirten 0epeife, er balte es faunt iiir
notbwenOtg, cine iolfe Sebauptung in ab~
rebe 81 tellen; Die gu9abc lei Obne alien
g5runb, uno Die ipanli4en Srlppen uerbiel-
ten iidl fprttpqhrenb huulQu uuo QroRruiithia,
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&0mfernff.

SOfOn, 5. DECEMBER Stnrgts,
mel6er einen beoeuteneen !Sanoel nit Oiti1z
bicn betretbt, befinoet ftG in @ei6dft8oerlez
genbeiteu. Baiiioa $25O,OO0.
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0efGlS61fe csef11tsS r=S6,eftte

Wt Ontreal, Quebec, 5. Ne56r. Wfan
bat bier gefdi9te3ebn 0olarzS4eiue auf bic
Ontario Sanf" i'm 8etrage BON $500 ieit
ben lebtuer1ofenen Sageu entOedt.
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Sine Aarte.

Yin GGe, meldae on oen 6oIsen BON Susenbiinben,
nerooier S1pdde. gnttrdtuns, Seriuft Der Dians
uesfrait &C. leoen, lenbe id TO elm Reaept
bas fe turirt. 9iees sroBe SeiIniittel tpuroe bon
enem Oiiiiondr in SIb=almerita entbett. S9idt elm
abrefirtes @oupert an 9fen. Soiepb z. Snman, Stas
tion D, gibIcsSouie, R.=g. @itp.
(Sft.S.1S t&tpi.a.Ty)
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Wfnaiitpat sgSa6Iett tn @aSSad,tts
SAR<R

30 on, 5. 9e8br.-Sn g emz8 E 0forb
mur0e 9eltern @eorse 8. 9tifmono, Der 8iir=
9er=&emperen5=@anobat, nit 1906 Maiortdt
sum Dfapor gepdblt.
Z auntoH mdblte absrmals ben 9tepubli=
taner Pa9e nit 514 Otaioritdt gum Mauor.
Sleben republitanii9e uno ein Demofratildler
Al0erman mnroen gelpdblt.
SH 6tth burg wurbe nit benz reQulGren
&tdetVterrlam NIT 208 Wajoritdt 5umMapor
gepdblt
Sn Saoerbtll murSen g. 9. Simball
obneSppoittiou unb eiu 9Qoermauz @olleqium
getpdblt, oas bur6aWS III @unlten Der Qicen.
ltrun9 1T. Sln letten Sabre batten bic 8ro=
Btbltlonllten ben Stdat gemonneu.
@lOucefer mdblte $. s. 9per, Repub-
lttaner, mt 80 0taioritdt Snm Ntauor. Sini
republttantlhe unO orei oenofratii6e Qloers
manner, lomie oretSebr republitauiide unb eli
neutrality-suspicious. ipurben gemdblt.
Sn I awreuce wablten bic Repnblitaner
S.H. .Simplon nit $40 .3fdjoritdt sunTDia60r,
lomle oaS 9anSe Qlbermans @olleaium mn
10 Der l9 @ounctlmGnuer. SIN lebten Sabre
DablteH Die Oenotraten ben WaDor nit 279
Ntaiorttdt.
Su gteiu IN iudblteu bic 9tepublifanel
init AZ NtaiOritGt Sowle gum Ntapor uno 7
Der llOermGuuer.
81 Is ll.Rtber mG6lten oieRepublifaueI
@.G. EtHolep nit 800 Dtaioritdt ;unt Ntanor.
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Brsaut, strattOm & eaOltr's
MaS&~ .---S : ly5RszSWZ p. s1@HS&
8 Ssx ! .
Die y AUen6Iettt0ner
fly 5pf,s 9}ouote haoouup,,
= 9IEVIEIgIN VIUWITITLW
Diomtag. ocn I. Sftuber

Wr. 6 un6 @, 9suro 6barleS Strnbe,
SogesIettlonen ieet i'm 9Gn9e. S6ller tonnen Bl
lnifa 81
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nMetLfdle apnrnIdnnrr o.nhn. .

Sonntaas.
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2tts ocr S3ltmoesbatptftact.
Ser Nattcripn'idIe Habeas Corpus Saa. - Sel
9imaefIaate efItIaifert.

g8 btngtOn, 4. OeSenlber. = Nid)tel
6unpbreps CAB beute iein @utahten be3igIid
Oes @elud)es nm einen Habeas Corpus-Se
febl 3u @unten bc8 Senators Yatterion aus
Siibz@arOlina ab. Der 9it6ter mar Der 2ln,
iidt, Der Seuator fDuue nift alS Slii6tline
betrad)tet lpefoeu, iuDent er bereit8 porher, eb(
bic lnflagen in bem SHo @arolina'er @erid)tt
gegen i'm oor9ebradt muroen, sur @rfiiQung
letner Bfltften ais Dtit9liep beS SunoeSienat1
bierber gefommen let; Der Senat, oeiien Utit.
glieo Der Qngefla9te lei, mdre Die re6tmdBl9C
Se6Sroe, nm aGe inuolplrtcn f5rageu Su ent=
ld)eiOen. Bum Sdluiie oronete Der Ht6tel
Die @ntlaiiung oes 2(ngeflagten an.
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Ser OriemtaltId)e Grte9.

0om &risasid1aupIaBe in SnL9arien.
Gin GrfpIg Der 5iirfen. - @Iena BON SUltttni,
SaidIa erobert. - WeBenteo slIt i'm Sor=
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OOli SaHloGllSS SLQuOu
Rd4
Baibin9ton, anna>
polls u. g6esft. .i2.l5
28aih'n un0 99eqit.
(iur SOnnta9s). 30
@aic. =@'p u. Be9ft. 1.3O
2gai6'n u. @eeft. APP
gSdib. II. Jfj6 9rp.,.4.00
g8indeiter, 9agerss
tolun, 6reo't une
gSegitationen. AGO
Balbinston, Aunos
pool uno De9it. 5.0d
Sbteago, Columbus
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E0n0 ON 6. 0e3tmber.-Oa8 9lu5itan68z
@omite Der bieiigen Otarrer lit bena6ri1ti9t
pOrOen, baB 3wti6en 100 nno 200 mettere
oeutld)e Otarer bon Stuttgmt na9 SOnoOn
| QbQerett ituD.
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@aufus Der oemotratildlem gepraientante,.

DIE 0em0fr0tll9en Nepra1entallten bteIten
heute 9leid) nad Serta9uug Oes 6auies etnen
Saufus, nm 81 enti6eiben, oh Die neue Oemo=
fratiife 3eituug, iuelfe BON mOrgen an inter
bem Ganen v@aibingtOn BOf" bier erldeinen
mtrb, BON ibuen tnooiiirt unO nnteritiiet merz
ben ioll. 3mei 9rittel Der anlpeienOel1 0titz
glieber itintmten 5u @uniten beS Sorihlages.
Sin Siinfer=&onlite murOe ernannt, Inn alleu
notbWenoiger @eiie abweienbeu 8eprdientanz
ten 81 QbpaarunSeu Su perbelfen. Ser @aut
fIs par nt4t iehr Sablreth beiu4t.
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AAo NNAk
12.t5 (1,3GsGAA|
(*s.15 4boHy|
Vile 3hge
Babren p%||
600, $500, 81
3.36, 4.3O, *4
46iabrt tM
men.
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.9altimore.e ehto.9asln. u

Bon &amoen zStotion
Sorln.
Daib'n Ii. 2Begeit. *i.45
&Qicott=@'o u.Begit .6.3J
9Baib'n u. g8egeit. $40
ct. souis, @;actn.,
@9icago, Bittsbur3
unO l8aib'n @rpr.
(Sta lnton Il. Bali
lep Brand au5ses
nommeH SoHntQg)
Srabititd im9lelap 700
BaIbtn9ton stnRaz
poliier Grpre6 6.....a25
Bieomont, Strasb.,
gBinheiter, 9agetss
K.ksr.a eE~aha,s. . .y..k
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24
Application for Patent
TO THE
CURTIS AND KELLER MINE.
36l.


Eureka. Nevada, Dec, To- io'o'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
~ q. Rich. whose postoilice address Is May
field, California, has this day filed bis ap..
plication for a patent for 1900 linear feet. Of
the Cur Is and Keller mine or vein. bearing
silver. with surface ground GOO feet in width,
situate lying and being in the Diamond MIN
ing district. county OF whit. Pine, ard STAG
Of Nevada, and known and dc~signaied by The
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as lot numb,r 3S. The exterior bound
arios Of said lot No. 81 being as folloxs'~
wit:
post marked No. !, U. 5. Survey No.S'
whence post No. |. U. S. Survey No. ~, lothh
Champion lode bears S 81 Dig Is m W l,6.Sn;
Clayton Peak No. ! bears ) 3 Dig 81 m + siOIt
the furnace stack Of the Champion Conson-
dated Mining and Smolting Companys iat.
mace bears N SIS Dig W 5,35 It, and the oStS
and Keller shaft bears n. - Dig WWSlmss
thence runnir & first course n 33's Dig v i@ ~,
fl, to post marked No. 2, T.. s. Survey No.oo,
thence second course n 56'a Dig Z 600 II 10 poss
marked No. 3, U. S. Survey No. %; tnen.J
third course S 1917 Dig Il 1900 #, to- post marxes
No. 4, u. S Survey. No. IS; and thence iouItIn
course $ $50 DIX W 900 # to post No. J, t ,n
place Of beginning. containing twenty oo-"
acres. hv
This claim is bounded on neither end bs
any known claimants; the nearest mine
Champion. LII
The location of this mine is duly RECORDED
in tho Recorders Office of Diamond MlS~'
district, in book A, pages liz and l73. ,.,v
Any and all persons claiming adverseIyS IN
portion Of said Curtis 4 Keller mine or ss~
mining ground as herein before described, a., ~
required to file their adverse claim WIN a at
Register Of the United States Land 0nc';;hhe
Eureka. in tho State Of Nevada, durlnss or
sixty days period Of p publication hsreu,;y
ions of the Statute. 49,,
dcl0-60d ID. b. INMEL, Regls'el'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24
EUEEkA DAILY SENTINEL.
EPIC.

"a
He turned up his nose as he looked at
the hash,
And thought for moment to say some
thing rash;
For of hash every morn he was heart
lily sick,
Yet hash was still hashed up to bach
elor Dick.
Now, once more there was hash-that
dish so mys' erious-
The sight almost drove the poor fellow
d%elirious,
And an angry anathema rose TO his
tongues;
But there, unexprossed, it hung and it
clung,
For he caught the sharp glance OF his
landlady's eye.
And he quailed at that look SO stern
/. aud so high.
His proud head he bowed he was
thoroughly cowed-
sob, why should the spirit of mortal
be proud
He plaintively murmured, then made
wild dash
At that hated, that loathed, that detest-
able hash
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24

WE WILL KEEP ON HAND nFs
w aconstant supply Of the celc- YEa.5sl
brated Bavaria and Boca Beer; also N16EfB
Vineyard, Prop a Co.'S Sazerac de Forge, and
other well known brands of brandies, Bour-
bon and Rye WHISTLES. some "A years. old,
and the finest liquors Of all kinds at l2H
cents a drink.
We have an elegant elevator Of tho latest
pattern for hosting tho beer, filled in
glasses. cold from the cellar. at the tick of
tho bell.
Free lunch from IL TO l o'clock daily; will
also keep sandwiches Of nll kinds. Dutch
Herrings, Caviar, Ham, etc. Cigars q spe-
cialty.
jS-tf LOUIS BRANDT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24

Delinquent Sale Notice.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
n ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of princi-
pal place of business, san Francisco, Califor-
mia. Location of works, Eureka Mining
District, Eureka county, Nevada.
NOTICE-Thcre are delinquent upon tho
following described stock, on account of as
December, 1876, tho several amounts set OPP
posite the names OF tho respective sharehold-
ers. as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24

PARIS gossip says: Everything in
female attire is worn with frayed edges,
making it difficult to distinguish rag
ged dresses from whole ones. Also.
movable heels have been invented for
ladies' shoes, so that a belle may ut
will proportion her height to that of
the gentleman who happens to be her
beau.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on tho seventh
day OF December. 1876, so many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock ms NAV bo nec.s-
sary will be sold ut public auction. at tho
office Of John Middleton & Son, No 80 Mont
gomory street, San Francisco, California, on
Friday, the second day of February
1877, Mt tho hoLr Of one o'clock r. NJ. Of said
day, to pay tho said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sals.
W. W. TRAYL0R. Secretary.
Office: Room No. 81, Nevada Block No. a"'
Montgomery street, San Francisco, i, ~alifornia.
jalg
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24

A big now bank in Rutland, VT,
wa carried into the boiler-room of a
factory and melted, in order to find a
valuable ring that a lady had lost in it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24
NOTICE

ST. LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY
- Location Of principal place of business,
San Francisco, Standardization OF works,
Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors. held on the 81
day Of January, 1877, an assessment (No. u
of twenty cents per share was levied upon
tho capital stock Of the corporation, payable
j nmediately, in United States gold coin, to
ut the southwest corner OF Battery and Fill
bort streets, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon. which this assessment
spa ur remnin 9npaid on ine ~ ELrln DAY
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before will be
sold on THURSDAY, the first day Of March,
1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
J.O MCGRATH, Secretary.
Office, Southwest corner Battery and Fill
bert streets, San Francisco. jai0td.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24

CAPT. MCNELLY's rangers have, in
the last few months, captured or killed
about seventy-five OF the worst despe-
radoes in Western Texas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out of the District Court Of Eureka
county, State of Nevada, on the 18th day of
January, A. ID. 1877, and to me directed and
Delivered, for a Judgment rendered in said
Court, by Hon. 4. W. Cole, on the 18th day of
January, A.. ID. 1877, in favor of Thomas
Wethered, plaintiff, and against J. w. Ely
son., N. Bertrand and w. Ill. Marian, defend
ants. for six hundred ard twenty-one and
sixty one-hundredths (S62l 60l dollars, in [. 5.
gold coin, with interest in like gold coin at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum. together
with damages. and one hundred and ono and
eighty-iye one-hundredths (Sl0l 80 dollars,
in U. 5. gold coin. costs of suit, l have on
this, the sixteenth day of January, A. ID.
1877, at one O'Clock P. NJ, levied on the follow
ing described property, to wit:
All the right title, interest and claim of
the said defendants, j. w. Ellyson, N. Ber-
trand and W. Il. Marian, in and to that Ger
tain piece or parcel OF mining ground known
as the Tip.Top claim, and described on page
go in book ID of the mining records of Eu-
reka Mining District, as follows: Five
claims OF two hundred (2O0) feet each on this
lode or mineral deposit, to be known as Zip
Top Lode," situated on the west side o Pros
pect Mountain, about nine hundred (e00) feet
easterly from the MARY ann mine, and
also about a half mile northerly from the
"El DoIndo' ledge; also, all the right, title,
int crest and claim Of the said defendants. j..
w. Ellyson, N.Bertrand and W. IL. Marian,
in and TO that certain piece or parcel OF min
ing ground known as the Commit claim,
and described on page $40 in book ID of
the mining records of Eureka Mining Di-
trict, as follows: One thousand Il 600 feet on
this edge or body Of mineral, known as
"Commit" situated on the west side of Pros
pect Mountain, Lander Mining District, in
the county of Eureka. State of Nevada, with
all the dips, spurs and angles belonging
thereto. said mine Is about two hundred
l200) yards in a southerly direction from the
Tip Top" mine on said mountain. Notice
is hereby given, that on
Thursday, the Sth Day of February,
A. ID. 1877, between the hours of 8 o'clock A.
NJ. and 5 o'clock P. NJ, liz: at | O'Clock P. NJ, l
will sell all the right, title, claim and interest
of the said defendants, J. W. Ellyson, N. Ber.
trand and w. Ii. Marian, of, in and to the
above described property, ut the Court
house. in the county Of Eureka. at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
costs.
Eureka, Eureka county, Now, January
10th, 1871.
JAMES SIAS, Sheriff.
BY J. &. NELSON, Deputy.
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your local institution of secession, as it was
for it to interfere with your local institution
of preventing Republicans from voting. While
| am President you shall always have your
way. The Southern people who are not Dem
ocrats shall not be regarded as any portion of
the Southern people, or as having local affairs
worth mentioning. 1t is interference with
yon and not with them that has made all the
trouble. 1t was natural for you to feel exas-
perated with those who preferred me to Mr..
Tilden, and if you killed as many of them as
you could, it was not because you were not
good citizens, but because you were at war
just as you were at Cedar Mountain. We
who were there in command stood in our own
light on that occasion. A little kindness on
our part would have been much more advisa-
BILE then than battle. The next time We
command at Cedar Mountain, in time of war,
we shall not load our guns, we shall only ask
you to love US as Jefferson loved Washington,
and We know you will do it, just as you do
now. You can now all take shake of my
hand, and then | will introduce to you an
other great man-Mr. Evarts, Sec. Rotary of
State.
1t will be observed that Mr.. Hayes still re-
tains a little of the cid Republican flavor. and
makes delicate allusion to the bloody shirt.
He must keep up some little show of radical
ism, to strengthen the hands of the humanita-
ran icebergs who reside in New England, and
whose regard for the President is intense in
proportion to their hatred of the Republican
'machine" which has so often brought them
to grief. We wish to add that we are per-
fectly satisfied that the President and his
Cabinet forgot that there was campaign pro-
crossing in Ohio when they planned their
Hippodrome programme All real friends of
the Hayes policy will vote the Democratic
ticket in that State, in order that the result
may prove that the good Rutherford had no
wish to make votes for his own endorsement
during his pilgrimage. Besides if we are all
to love each other as did Washington and
Jefferson why need there be more than the
one party which Jefferson founded.
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The Messenger CURLY relates the advanta-
geous situation and resources of its habitat as
follows: The town of Battle Mountain is one
mile from Humboldt river, and opposite to
what is known as the 'big bend" The val
ley at this point is about ten miles wide,
between foothills. The bottoms, or what are
called meadow lands, are several miles in
width, and yield most excellent hay. The
river, as it leaves Shoshone point, at the foot
of IL mile canyon, courses through valley
60 miles in length, and in some places 20
miles wide, containing more than 1000
acres of good productive lands, when the
waters of the river, which is just below the
surface, can be brought to bear upon them.
The town of Battle Mountain is slowly, but
gradually and permanently improving. Its
future does not depend upon single mining
camp, or any other branch of business, but
it's future success is the future success of our
State