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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
For Kent.

One first-class storeroom for Wholesale
or retail business, with good cellar, in Val
entine's brick block, Broadway. Best
business location in Yankton. Apply to
diff w. b. VALENTINE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
7 ELE 6 r APHIC.
4 O'clock. p. IN.
WAR AND ROBBER Y

The Oregon Slaughter Pen.
Bloody Work On Salmon River.
General Howard Confident of
Success.
Two Chances For Highly Inter
estiHg Wars.
'ihe Cuban Neyoiutionists Want
Our AID.
And Mexico Will Perhaps Ask
Us to Apologize or Fight.
At Least Senor Mariscal Thinks
SO.
A Train Laden With Specie At
tackled by Highwaymen on
the Border.
After A Desperate Struggle the
Robbers are Driven Off, Los
ing Several Killed and
Wounded.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10

Erzeroum, July 1O.-The Russians
retired from the neighborhood of Kars
marching towards Alexandria without
fighting.
Mukhtar Parsha has entered kars.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
Ie FERRY, sALMoN RIVER,
Six O'Clock 2. NJ, July 5.

Green's advance or rumor of it turn
ed Joseph back and as | crossed the
Salmon to the enemy's side, he fed to
the mouth of the Salmon and recross-
ed. | had provided for this by order
ing the cavalry force with two gatling
guns back to Cottonwood. Capt
Perry and a portion of the tram from
Lapwai formed junction with the Cot
tonwood force or is near doing SO as
Joseph appeared on the road near that
place. The cavalry forced tehm back
southwest. | am recrossing the Sal
mon on the Indian trail and hope be
can't get back in the Snake country
without disaster. His turning the
right flank of the troops with me has
done no other harm than to create
alarm in the rear, except the loss
reported of Lieut.. Rains, of the first
cavalry, and ten men sent out by Capt
Whipple as his advance. The troop.
are hearty and confident of success
| shall push my infantry and artillery
tomorrow to near Cottonwood, there
] am concentrated.
Signed HOWARD,
Major General.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10

Stocks
CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 10.
WHEAT-HeayY, active, lower; 143 cash 3914
for July; 1875 for August.
CORN Weak; 4sM(Uss; cash August,
OATS-Easier; S24 cash.
RYE-6l,
BAhLEY- Unchanged
PORk-Firm, higher l3 35 for cash; 42A for
August.
LARD--Firm, higher; go for cash August.
WHISkY-s.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July 10.
WHEAT-Firm; quiet. Ne sales. No. Chi
cage, 1620lt5; No Milwaukee, l7o0l72.
CORN-spot firm, dull shade easier; western
mixed 5S34 4W6l12.
Oats Firm; mixed western 34057.
POltK-Firmer quiet; il 25@30
LARD-alsD25
WHISkY-Quiet, IL.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, July 10.
WHEAT-1@2 lower dmll; No . 15s for cash
5s1s for July 2714 for August. No. 3, i33@4A
CORN-Steady; 4sA
OATS--FI m;33
RYE-66.
BARLEY--70
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MORE INDIAN NEWS

San Francisco, July 10.-Details of fight,
Ing on the 30, 4th, and 9TH of July, show
that 1t. Raines company of 13 which was
massacred by the Indians, had been sent
out on the Sd, oyer rise into a ravine, to
reconnoitre and met its fate before the large
body, which heard the firing, could reach
the scene. The next day Capt Randall,
with sixteen volunteers, while trying to
join the main band was beset by the Indl-
ans in force and held them at bay for two
hours, receiving mortal wound Finally
Col Perry reluctantly sent them twenty
men as reinforcements and released them.
The volunteers claim to have killed mum
Der of Indians and wounded several others.
B f. Evans was the only man killed
besides Randall All were brave and
trusty.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DROWNED.

St. Louis, July lo.-Charles f.
l4ederer, and John Bolin, were
drowned yesterday in river near St.
Joseph, Mo-, and Schultz was drowned
in Lake Contrary, near the same
place.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
BREACH OF CONTRACTS.

The silk manufacturers of Paterson,
are about 10 begin actions for damages
against strikers for breach of contract.
Most of the strikers had written con.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
WASHINGTON
PARDoNED.

Washington, July 1o.-Uriah Hell
ton, convicted ofselling lottery tickets.
and VIM. Rives, convicted of bur
galry, have been pardoned by the
president.
Washington, July lo.-The follow
ing telegram was received this a. M
at the war department from San Fran
cisco:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
worse THAN WAR.

Constantinople, July lO.-Complete
anarchy prevails beyond the line of
the contending armies. Bulgarian
and Circarsian Tartars numbering each
other ndiscrmrately.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10

London, July l0-The British gov
ernment has informed the porte that
the blockade of the Black Sea is not
binding, being ineffective.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10

London, July 10 The street revolt
in Constantinople comes from knowl-
edge on the part of the Turks. They
have been betrayed. They are espe-
cially angry at the English, for de-
luding them into the war and then
desertinp them.
, 1877-10-14

Of New York, to Il. A. Holm g. Co., clothlefs
| Tor three years.
! REAL ESTATE IN NEW YORK.
rhe.e is good deal OF speculative activity IL
building in New York. The Nerald reports
The time in rife for the commencement o. a re-
seat, anu even before next spring 1t may co1'e ~
very uun'fstakable manner. There u IN 1ncreas-
the northern section Of ihc city and the newly an"
nexcd terrltury-for horncsteads and Tor the ercc,
tion OF small houses for renting; the ~ ~ middle
property say from Tt:enty-thlr 10 ffly ,n1ntn
street. Is likely to be taken u for first ctase Stores
hotels French ats. etc, especially along tue lines
Of the central avenues :r1d the lower part OF the
city will be increased III value by Il rising demand
for sites for wholesale business houses anu ware
houses. Accompanying this chan:e VIII come
revolution along the line Of the docks If tue dock
Improvements are pnshca with anything Ike vigoe
and honesty, thut luay before n'!ny years arc
find the shipping business distributed along
both river fronts far the leland extends.
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The sales OF real estate in San Francisco Tor
this year, up to September :W, arc reported "
Magec's Nea{ Esfate Ci,rt:t.r to amount TO sl5-
3W, 500 against S17, 900 for the same time ~
1876, aud the mortgages to $lS,so8, loo asalnst
SIS, BOZ, 300
The month OF September was an unusually dun
month, far as rcal-estAte fales were CONCERNED.
Only lSG sales made III It or the slA"l! '2'oe
Of Sa01, ,974. No large sale Of business properly
was recorded last month"; If VIC except so:,'e re.
transfers OF the Manson estatc. which we 40 not
include in the salcs OF the mouth at al they beln"
transfers only. Ouc OF the chief reasons why the
gales no not foot heartily IS tAaI lAcEc IL I'LL
exceedingly email uulount of first or sccond-c!ak
business property for salt. Owners prefer sncn
real estate to cash. for the that interest On
loaned money cannot certainly be counted anon,
III safe Investments at over u IT. per cent while
real estatc Of the class named is paying to ~,
, 1877-10-14
LOVE COMMANDS ALL.

There came to laughing country maid,
One beautiful Summer
Il Fairy, who bent ut her tiny feet,
And i'll 2cceuts sweet tliA say:
'fhs Merits 20 plca>e the Fairy Queen,
She has now commissioned me-
To give thee the choice Of four noble gifts,
Which here will name to thee.
Thus spake my Queen: both she wish for gold,
Or honor, or love or fame,
Whichever sSe choose 10 name
But ponder vel! ere thou choOse. dear maid,
For, Whatever yhur choice shall be.
You mu+t cling to it through all Of life,
And lose the other three"
The maiden pauaed, and Il troubled shade
Came over her features fair:.
''.rwould be fine. rhe unused, ito hare the gold
With those lave to share;
But wealth alone c0n]d ut 'cr supply
The wants Of this heart Of mine;
cannot. dare not lay my all
At Mammons gorgeous shrine.
And fame and honor by such az
Are held but in !i-hi esteem
We value more the woods, the npwers,
And the suns warm, shining beam.
The pets Of the worlds ud-praisi1g crowds
Oft carry heavy heart,
And for peace OF mind and health. and iov.
With lausels would gladly part.
"And love" her cheek flushed dcepe. hue,
And a soft light in her
Shonc forth with brilliant. joyous flash
That rjr1ed the sunlt -kr.
~ have ,pondered well orr, ry choice dear Fay
Aud III take ol thy Queens gifts free
The one ucem will in future Years
Prove the dearest anu be-t to NE.
ciuo-e that ever may ne beloved
Dy those that my heart hold. dear,
and thai Love and maE never pa:t
Through al OF my Journey here"
Qno1h The Fairy: " Thy tho1ce Is the richest gift
That il Ger to mo-tals given:
Fo: loving heart tbat'> beloved by all,
Finds the Earth almost Heaven"
Then the light winged Fairy sped anaY
t. her hume in the shady GLADE,
And told her Queen Of the treasure chose
By the hear; OF the lovely maid.
Qno:h The Queen. IT'S we'll With tae gulle1ess
E1r.:
Ho. Fairy: charge thee. dee,
AND carry to her. not love alone
But also the olher three!''
CLL1E R. AEERsTRoy,
, 1877-10-14
TRANSPORTATION.

| sat me down npon bank.
| \ messy, matted, 2recn- clad hl1
| Just the tisin. sun tad drunk
His first sweet -draughL from river, rill,
From, lake, from ocean. and from al
| That lay beneath his "oHtsrosis gaze:
All, all he swept the while he Kept
''Tbe even tenor OF Ills waye'
Eanght could mark in difference,
Save hung there was Deep dark pelt
OF so1lleoi- hue, close by and near-
Nay, inst athwart his face of livin.t light,
Whose beauty shone rcspcndcnt- beauty bright
E en- thus 50 vci}cd. E'en thus deeply screened
The supphres tint the ruby. nnd the rs'se.
The gorgeous amethyst, his rays NOW lovingly dis
close.
Forsooth, quoth I, thou mighty art Indeed:
Hut ,niyh1icr still the Hand that made thee so.
Pray tell me, tell me. TN whGt dnst tkn feeis
On thy own light ist not, from fur, below,
And how can We thy bounty c'cs repay:
For tbon dost tel! of things beyond so we'll
Ne cannot doubt thee, bcautcous - God Of Day. u
We see in thee Faiths mystic banner hung,
And read thereon great and glorious natne-
One Of great might eternal, ever bright.
From whence springs every high and noble aim
Great Natures God-the God Of earth II ami sky
The Tod Of men. Whose children all are ne,
In Whom we find u Father good and kind.
With all Fathers LOVING purity.
a Fathers love! Aye, yes ten thousand, thou
sand loves
Would no, make up one spark Of that bright flame,
Celestial ire, welt-sprnE Of sweet desire,
1NiMltao!e as His own vast, vast domain:
Transccndcnt bliss. transmitted here to this
Lone - Vale Of Sorrow, ~ li.htcniu. every case--
Precursor Ut that gladsomc> bright to- 1nursov
In Heaven 5 own beauteous lind, forever fair,
As noted first. darksome, drcary waste,
Like eonle bold headlaEd jnttlny towards the sen,
Or like sume low, long neck Of lund, or promon-
tory,
Did interposc fair Sun. twixt thee aud ne
Sterile 10 yiew-but q 1t looked to MT.
Sun-crowued, glorious piece Of scenery
Enbiazunei tablets gctnn,cd this dre.ry waste;
What once WAS dark night is now rich, rare ,aud
Chaste.
Thus. did eay. how many cloud in life
Seen 10 through eyes Of cold aud mntc despair;
Hid we but know when sorruws ccaseles. tiow,
How bright the torch Ut Love IL flaming there:
JusEpH d. TuESEE.
, 1877-10-14

: =. =. Ide7dff {VN15tc1 N0irNm01
~ the upper lock, in Carillion Canal, q few
GAYS ago, Young man by the name Of Clarron
was passing, when two or three men we're try-
ans 20 turn the windlass to lift the sluice cate,
~ ~'th hoe.t IS terv 9ara to d. Tue young man said
lit it aloae." The offer was acceptrd. tie tie
money paid, when he took hold Of the cranl-
and oy hts strength did the work and cot the
money. a short time after be said to friend :
In about ten days @~~
, 1877-10-14

EroWth Of The Human Hair Alter Death.
Loutsr;fe Me.ficnl .Srirs
Or. Caldwell. Of Iowa, states that in 1859 he
WAS present Mt the cxhumation Of i body which
had been buried two years before. The colin
had sprung open at the JOINTS aud the hair pro-
truded through the openings. TN opening the
collin the hair Of the head was found to meas
urr eighteen inches and The whsHers eight
inches. The man t,sld been shaved before bcin!.
buried. In lS41 q similar circumstance otcuTrch
in Mercer County, Pa. IN digging grave the
workn,en came across the Skeleton OF j imam
ttnt had been buried ten years. The hair WIS
as tirtn asdurinG life, and had grown to length
of eleven or twelve inches.
, 1877-10-14

ao'1 nsfn 10 hus the stoyk back as quick as he
touso. hts u: did, at loss ut $3.50 as,de from
sl'a9 oi Ills bargain. assured that he should be
more than reimbursed he(ure January Ann,hrr
instance was the bet offered that certain stock
llcn selling At Il would BE- quoted s. before it
wager. w. - %3e1''
IAs Ring which at present rules Wall street,
:sau which IS engaged in bu1lug" the market,
- ,tn4 n4uestioHably the strongest combination
~ years It Is composed Of ten os twelve
Gt1nt!Eu'e'l VINO rcDrescnt hot less than $1tNL-
o1e+"'v N stostss. ntn>tlv Of railroads. This !.
coohi1ac III Mr. William H. Eau,;erh,1, for = ia~,o
.i'ou's' oNt none of he Others as N4ssra f'7,,,.
1.!ag" hnsseA sa:e ketu, Traycrs. .aud Cn,unanx
ausr !l111ou, aud all are aole to ,urTrase
kfauds 'obody pretends 10 suow xbers ~, ooa"' .l"
t'oi Id the movement. He is usually mn: iown
" tue great bear, but not ;uftcu,rnt l., 10
Turns up tn role whiru aslouishes f,;s i,s's az
runs His friends, and cntichcs himself In Iii
Iit' aSalnst tile hing If he secs change to ho,'i
oat, o, VI " reap money hy encouraging resist
anAr LOT a tinie- aud then suddenly fIoolfnv .ha
The whole ' Ae'ns'
TENDENCY OF THE RISE
4 Toward luturt crash, not toward the sfah;1,,
" of the stuck-n2rktt. OF course 1h,. hasis ~
the movement is the idea hat :he railroad mar
ayers, ha|ln;, now a1ranyeu what is nrartcali,
monopoly. and being at!e to dictate terms ar
pleasure, will proceed to raise the tariH Is soon
as the water routes are closed. and hy fh,,s
increasing the dividends. increase the value Of
tue stock. The SPECTATORS generally would
like nothing better than to see the public
feeced BY the railroads this winter, be
fagan+ the ultlm3te pa,; consequences what they
expected that Mr: Vanderbilt will lend his vast
influence to Or short-sigbtcd policr, nor is he
Classed with the pmbinatiQp, safe that II Ia his
, 1877-10-14

Thus, did eay. how many 1 cloud in life
Seen is through eyes OF cold aud mntc despair;
Hid we bit know. when sorruw5 ccaselesa iiow,
How bright the torch Ut Love IL flaming there!
J,lAEPu D. TUESEr
, 1877-10-14

1877. II 1876.
Instruments ---];------
40 Csiderat'n No. Csiuerd{n.
Trust -fetds 105 5 136, o3s l33 5 Jos, ;f1
Mortgages. - ID. s23 ~ So.+-V
Aggregate. 1905 o9o, ,s67} 1saS o6o,o
Releases =. ). 12J 152.... ....:-..
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FROM OCT. TO OCT. is.
1877. Il 1915.
Instruments --1---------
/ No = ['siderat'n 10. C'Siderat'n.
Trust deeds 14A 5 G31: ;lHi III ) /, il3.N1H
Mortgages. 81 lh2 319 ~ Ia, o@o
Aggregate. 303S sos, BIS :so4 ) !, 54o' 644
-- - ...
Releases. >. 80 ....!' :s31i..
, 1877-10-14
SALES (lE TILE WEEk.

SALES OF THE WEEK.
Sales have been slow the past week.. There
has been but little done in either city or subur-
ban property. We note the following sales:
Lot on Irving place, 214 feet north Of West
Harrison street. west trout, 20x13 0-l0 feet,
with building, SS,DO0
Lot on Hoync street, southwest corner Of
Superior street, east front, 5+14x143 feet,
$l!,G7l.
Lot OH Drcxel boulevard, 140 feet south Of
Brook street, west front, 20xl00 feet, Eith build
Ing. $1,000.
La. OIL Michigan avenue, l42al feet north Of
Twentieth street, east front, 5GxlGS feet, with
improvements, S2{ Nn
Lot On Ogden avenue between Folk aud Tay-
lor Streets nur1l.wcstfront lo0Sl00 feet. s. 0OO
lots in Gray's Addition TO irving Park, $3.50:
twenty lots in Block :, Sheridan Park Subdiys.
ion. Sec III, 81. II, sold for $4,000: two lots in
Browns Addition to Des PLANES, $4o0: four lots
iu Whcelers Addition 10 Mattesuu, $500.
4, J. Aycrcll has sud III improved piece Of
business property, 10 feet front, OH Madison
street, between Wells and Franklin, for S73,U0O.
Potter Palmer has sold for $4,000 the prop
erty know, as the Palmer Hnu*e Stables On
Wabash avenue between Jackson aud Adams
streets. The frontage is 60 feet.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
: The following instruments wers filed for
record Saturday, Oct. l3:
West Twelfth st, e'E; :; # r@StaNsE q Morgan ST.
II. :.5x10o IT. dated Oct. 11....... ...5 1000
West kinzie st. Ito # e Of Robey st, 81.
4Gx1GN #; also. West Jackson It. II It
OF 1hroop It. (, 25x1.O It, dated
rn,on MON psi Park place III; $40 It ., Lake '0
1t, " f. ~ s 10xl1l;: 1t, with build
waase ina Sssa ay oeH is q It OF iirati st. '''0'
+, ::'xl1s It. dated Oct. g.. ...:. 1,s00
IIur5ut It, 1:'7 IT Of Rcucn az, (,
.4x1UD It, dated Aug. ~ .-...,......>. 4,oDO
1la!stcd Il. 1:t!,: It Of Eighteenth st,
1,ef: 3,xloo -; IT. dated Oct: l3; :;...:: 4,3oo
Oakley nv, I, ::1xl31 It, tuted nct. IL $50
Hubbard z;, 50 # = Of Lincoln ST, ST, :,5x
walnut st, l5o # OF Lincoln st. III, I, IS oo'
1lo1 #, with building No. 1sf, dated
Archer a Nv, cor vf rwent; t;sceond sf. ''oo
Triangle Of 6:'xt;5x;27 IT, dated Oct. l.. $500
Western nv. 30 It : OF Ohio st. f. uEtl i
Of 2;'Slsd f with other property, oon
wa1senav i79,5 IT " Of iioyncav, nj, ''''
:}9,sxi25 #. dated Oct. 1. 1000
SOUTH or ct1y LIMITS: w'rn,s RADIUS OF
SEVEN MILES or THE COURTHOUSE.
sonih Park Nv. tI}': IT II Of Eifty-seventh
#, cf, luox171 It, dated Oct. i tSc=on
Tnomasson to Archibald ". Camooell}. S II, 00Q
HYDE Park av near Forty eighth st., +,
uud l. o( 100 It to Madison Nv, dated
wrsr s1: or err iia,rs, w;1u,S .D,us or
sEyES MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE.
Shakspeate NV, cur or boulevard, 3C!:x
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount Of city and
sllbut ban transfers within radius OF seven
n,i-s Of the Courthouse fled for record during
the week gliding saturday, Oct 10: City sales,
sales =: consideration $3,o0O. South of city
limits, sales 8; considerations S37,S $50. West Of
city limits. sales2; consideration So, 155. Total
sales, Is; total consideration. s26l, ST..
, 1877-10-14

WEST Of CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF
sEyES MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE.
Shakspcate NV, cur of Boulevard, 3Gt:x
, 1877-10-14
REAL ESTATE.
The Real Estate Loan . Market
Quiet---Lenders Very
Conservative.
Few New Loans, Payments Fair,
and Interest Firm.
Spcctmcn Transactions in Sales and
Loans Made Last Week.

In the rcal-cstate loan market there was put
little done the past week; in fact, dullnesa
oyersprca1 the market su tiicent to make Tue
souls of loan agents sick. New business is very
scarce, renewals are few, but money is f!o"lne
into the Golfers Of the capitalists faster than 1t
is going out. Payments arc good anu Interest
rates are unchanged
The important transactions Of the past week
were as follows:
North Clark street, 10 feet north OF Indiana
street, 10 feet west front, $4,000, fire years at
per cent.
Foster street, 1G4 feet north OF Harrison
street, 25 feet west front, $780, three years at
Sper cent.
Miller street, southwest corner Of Harrison
street, 50 feet, east front; also Park avenue, be-
tween Lincoln and Robcy streets, TO feet, north
front. $4,000, five years ut ! per cent.
Ontario street; No. 2G3. to secure Ss,000, i've
years 1T per crNt.
Milwaukee avenue, "a feet southwest front,
runnin. through to Chicago avenue, SIS, QUO, five
years 1, 5 per cent.
= I.aSalle street, northeast corner Of Madison
street, 21xlOl feet with building and other prop
crty in the s,tltc block, to secure 81, ,000, five
years at ~ per cent.
Michigan street, u feet east Of Cass street,
100 feet, north trout, $500, i've years at s per
cent.
STATEMENT Fon THE WEEK ENDING
lS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02
FESSIONAL.
DIR, M. ROCKMAN,

physician. SURGEON, ACC0UCH EUR.
L ,culist and Aurist, has returned and re-
sumed practice at his old Office on Cla! k
street, Eureka, New. junsl-tf
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TOB PAINTING OF ALI Kan Ds,
- A SPECIALLY,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02
MARK MOOR e.
BAY STALLION
10 HANDS INCHES. ~

Foaled in 1860. Got by GEORGE MOORE
out of MOLLY MUSIC.
VIII mako tho season of 1877 at WIN.
MoGlLL'S RANCH, Duck Creek, White
Pine county, Nevada.
Monday. Tuesday ana Wednesday
Of each week.
MOSIER'S RANCH, Stentoe Valley, Ne
vada, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and SUNDAY oil each week.
Terms, 3: . $50.
Tho season TO commence May l. 1877, and
end August |, 1877.
Mare, not proving in foal can be returned
next season free OF charge. Good pasture
anu care for mares sant to either place Ac-
cidents and escapes at the isk of tho owners
9th pastures we'll incl0sed.
myl0 3n L. B. STUART.
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CIAIRVoYAnT PHYSICIAN.

MRS. DIR. p. +. STEPHENS, THE
Nl greatest astrologist. clairvoyant physi.
clan and test medium o! the age has arrived
Main street, nearly opposite Bishop Il Car.
penter's livery stable. Past, pres mt and fu.
ture truthfallv delineated. Special attention
given to the afflicted. Charges reasoable.
Persons wishing to know their past, pres.
on. and future, can do SO by sending one
dollar. their correct age. complexion and
sAx. my2SU
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02
Delinquent Notice.

no SAM'L j. BEEBE AND SHERIDAz
i you arc hereby notified that the under.
signed co.owner with you in the original Local
tien or claim known as the Manhattan
Nine" containing gold. silver and other met.
ais, situated in Eureka Mining District, on the
western slope Of Prospect Mountain, and
which is duly recorded in Book "p," page
"6s" of tho Records of said Eureka Mining
District, having performed toe work and
made the expenditures on said mine MS re-
quired by Act of Congress, May 10. 1872, for
the years 1873 and 1876, and that your respec-
tive parts OF the costs, and amounts OF such
work and expenditures, are as follows, to wit:
ON MANHATTAN MINING co.
Sam'l J. Beebe and Mr.. Sheridan for
the years:
1875, on 800 feet a $40 per 100 feet...... $50 90
1875, on 800 feet g $40 per 100 feet ,..... 50 90
Total amount due.-.......................S 500 90
Which sum must be paid to the under.
sigr ed within ore hundred aud eighty days
from the first publication Of this notice. OF
your interest in said mine snail be forfeited
forever after. A record OF such WORK being
performed BY the undersigned, can 10 seen
by applying TO NJ. a. Cavauaugh, the Mining
Recorder Of Eureka District
HENRY +. STIMLER.
Belmont, March 2o. 1877. mh3l-Ud