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rENTIoN has already been called
fact that 81 the great Senator from
Pa" Mr.. Gordon, by the aid of
= nor Colquitt's endorsement, Dor
1S6,4ls from the Atlanta National
k, thf directors of which have since
ad Unnecessary to sue him for the
4aaunt. Wade Hampton also, " the
a ur of South Carolina" has had
financial difficulties, and there are
humber of his victims uncharitablc
Tough to intimate that he is more
prominent as disgraced bankrupt than
/ las "a great reformer.' Unfortunately
or otherwise, these are not the only
who have become noted for their some
What peculiar money Transactions
Governor Hubbard, Of Texas, seems to
=. edustly entitled to high place in the
D company. Some time ago he
bed to firm Of contractorr, known
Burnett & Fitzpatrick, the very profit
lease Of the State Penitentiarv
Dir, and at almost the same time the
named endorsed his note for So
= D. The Democratic newspapers of
State are now engaged in an effort
Jproye that the lease was not granted
IN consideration for the endorsement Of
she note If the Governor happened
to be Republican somewhat differ
ent view Of the case would probably be
taken.
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rs a medicine, like man, is Judged by
the good it accomplishes The wide spread
testimony as to the efficacy of Keler's
Vegetable Life Drops, and its continuous
Use wherever introduced constitute a reason
sufficiently strong for the Endorsement of
so valuable preparation; since 10 inferior
compound, however well managed, could
meet with the remotest degree of favor COM
pared with that with which the Life Drops
were received.
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CIIILDREN'S AND GENTS CLOTHING.


SHOES,
CIIIIDRENs AND GENTS CLOTHING.
HATS, &C.
Each section has been carefully filled with seasoae
new goods.
Many our goods are our own importation Almost
every steamer lately arriving port has brought us
goods selected 10y our own European buyer
Satisfaction every instance guaranteed gu all pur-
cha>cs.
Buyers afford to come at least fifty miles from the
county, rs they will 10y their purchases all their
travelling expenses, and have the choice of the newest
and freshest goods with all til" city stores select
from.
Consumers, in their purchases from us generally
have The goods direct from the manufacturer through
eur hands We aim TO be- agents Tor the manu- facturers
improvements since last Spring have been made in
almost every Il, apartment.
NoTE.-The latest things from the Paris Drc,smakcrs.
Worth and others have just arrived They are really
exquisite in material, form and finish.
The ladies and those wlo have the family buying to
dc" VIII hnd 1t worth while to notice these few
ing items about some of the goods
HINTS ABOUT BLACK SILES-So many goods offered
nowadays are weighted with lead and chemical
substances that great caution must he exercised
III bnylng- We have taken exceeding great pains
To get ure and good Silks for customers.
We recently received excellent bargain lot
which We are cutting at 81 per yari
CoLORED SILKS.
All the new Autumn Shades from best makers
III tints designed To blend properly with vclvrts
Tie 81 % grade is the cheapest get offered.
VEIN EfS-Nrry few people judges If these costly
goods II a good article is gotten. it wears for "A
lifetime. Our Ecivets ma,i- Tor Us from
pure Italian SILK and are superb. noble goods.
NOVELTIES IN EMBOSSED NELNETS
The Blacks range in price from 81 Ia So Der
yard, and the colors perfectly magnificent in
GARNETS. BROWNS
MAROON, OLIVES
MYRTLE, BLUES. &c.
MOURNING GOODS-Cashmcres of qualities that ONLY
very rich people used TO Iuy can now lac had SO
low that purchasers cannot believe that they are
good, hut we can guarantee every piece sell to
lie ii standard and reliable qualities. There il no
nse for people To pay for name brand when
equal qualities, that have been tested and can be
fully guaranteed, sold much cheaper Our
90 cent Iualitf of Merinoes and Cashm,res is Il;
decided bargain.
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRESS STUFFS-Sn0w
Flakes Damisses Matalas>c. Armurcs and differ
cnt fabrics of hundreds of designs sut tasteful
young laies, grave matrons and plauest PERSONS
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ARE new Government bonds to
paiddollars worth 100 cents or
:. cent If they are to be paid in
MVer hds the silver to be kept in
'ae placing enough to give them a
ared val
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ffR EVANS, Of the Shakers, at
y In to the use of animal food the
erintoxicating drinks. 81 have
e1e says, " by many years ey-
"a that whenever | get man to
from the use Of flesh meats,
saalt, and other condiments, he
s,sily leaves alcohol, tobacco and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

/ 'IRTU Tennessee now proposes
make etermincd struggle with the
|E!hlsky bpunch to pay the interest
\ that ftion Of the State debt which
after the Legislature rests
rom its Tors as a scaler down.
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5NG report of trial in the San
sAcO Bulletin " contains this pa
~ bis: "At this point in the pro-
airs it was noticed that one of the
! forsias asleep, but no one took the
.nul7to awaken him" A striking
Dn utary in the modern jury system
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Mrs. LITzENBERG hopes that her friends
and numerous customers have had a merry
Christmas and will have happy New
Years; and she is selling goods at prices
that defy competition at her Millinery
Trimming, Notion and Fancy Store. on
Main street, next door below Mtchell's
drug store and opposite the Howard House
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR, at the Con-
recantly held in Rnltinnnrn do

bLalh, at luC SOll-
recently held in Baltimore, de-
an instructive address on the
object of tramps. The recent labor
pts were, in his opinion, to be traced
their influence. One million two
sindred thousand of them were, he
leved, roaming through the country
this time, and the number was being
'ntinually increased. That these facts,
nd tie tramp question generally, de-
We the serious consideration of all
linking men will not be denied. but
" Mr. Blair hoped to remedy tie
~ by commenting, in true commun-
Vic style, upon the wealth of the
sewarts and the Astors, we are at 4
oss to understand. Much more to the
: - was an address read by Mr..
sStaf the Johns Hopkins Univer-
a. which it was advised that
q of district work houses for the
@ment Of tramps and Migrants he
shed throughout the State.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing these Southern Roots and Herbs which an
allwise Providence has placed in countries whore IvI
Diseases most prevail i vii Ill Diseases 2assai -
Is-a-Ee-e2: :: .Ae Live. ana Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are a bitter or
bad taste in the mouth: Pain in the Back Side Joints
often mistaken for rheumatism sc.. Stomach Loss Of
Appetite: Bowels alternately c'istiyc and lax: Heat
ache: Lass OF memory with painful! sensation of hay
Ing failed /" do something which ought have le,i
done: ocs..::?, L3w sr!.:c, thick yellow appearance
OF the Skin and Eyes dr. Cough Often mistaken Tor
Consumption
Sometimes many OF these symitD:ns attend the dsr1s"
at others very few: but the LIVER the largest organ in
the body is generally the seat of the disease and if
regulated III time great suffering, wretchedness and
DEATH will ensae.
can recommend as eficscious remedy for iiscise
of the Liver. Heartburn ard Dyspepsia, Simmons LIVER
Reg lator. LEWIS G. WvNDER los Master Street
ASSISTANT Posi- MASTER PHIL,nELpHIA.
We have tested its virtues. personally. and kpoH
that Tor Dyspepsia. Eiiiosn"s> AMI Throbbing Head.
a>h", II is the best mciicin" the world We
have riad trty other remedies before simmons Liver
Regulator, but none of them gave than tent
porary relief; but the Regulator only relic we'd but
cured Us. --ED TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, Macon, Ga
MANUFACTURED ONLY
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
MACON, GA. and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, Sl.Oo. Sold By all Druggists.
Get H. lS76-ly
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THE TRAMP CONVENTION.

The Tramp Convention in session in
Baltimore closes its labord on Saturday
last.
A committee appointed to frame bill
designed to remedy the tramp nuisance,
and to be submitted to the State Legisla-
ture, reported the following outline draft
of bill, providing,
FIRST Every tramp and vagabond shall
be liable to arrest and imprisonment for
special term at labor.
Second. That such labor may be re-
CURED to be performed upon the country
roads or other public works at the option
of the County Commissioners of the several
counties.
Third. That the House of Correction
should be completed and opened for the
reception of trampS at the earliest day
practicable.
Fourth. That the lodging and incarcera-
ton of tramps and vagabonds in jals and
almshouses shall, as far as practicable, be
discontinued, and, if necessary, distinct
workhoGses shall be established to cooper
ate with the House Of Correction in re-
lievng the jails and alnish0uses of the
maintenance of able bodied paupers
Fifth. The imprisonment of paupels
and criminals alike sliail have for its object
reformation and instruction, with the pro-
lection Of the community, rather than
punishment.
Sixth. The sale of intoxicationg drinks
to known tramps and vagabonds should be
forbidden.
The report of the committee provoked
considerable opposition. 1t was argued
that the bill should define what tramp is.
Finally, an amendment declaring that
every person who wonders from place to
place, having no permanent home, and
lodges in barns, outhouses or in the open
air, and has no visible means of support,
and begs for a living, shall be deemed
tramp" was adopted and the report ae
copied.
A committee to put tue bill in proper
shape for the General Assembly and to
circulate petions in it's favor, was APP
pointed, and the convention then adjourned
ej,l6 die
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Jacksonville (Fla.) '"Union :"
1ov:-a's'' AMONG those
for Illegally cutting wood on
lot land. He's a Reform "
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lY" Parents cannot be too careful in
guarding the health of their Babies. Only
"a good and reliable medicine should he
given to them. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is
known not to contain anything injurious.
Price % cents
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Itting up shop till after New
! &c Administration will be able
s. cL-.,ccount Of stock.
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4 schoolmaster is abroad

a schoolmaster is abroad
Il elton. The Republic of
Nv to be added to the
) which have adopted
j it mods of education, and
it. merican aid in the first
'ar Lew road. The Republic
b. !, with no little energy
y I'd members of monastic
: =, been expelled from the
! cir property confscated and
ings turned into colleges and
H1ers sail shortly from New
/ their missionary work in this
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

'.'sS' rule the man who pirates
bragg and his "honah "
' ~r,s of either to brag of:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

oald u lawyer has had two
], State RS OF the bar arrested ON
ess in 'al'ns and carrying away
somS6is Office
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ohila., vii. T. Bait. Railroad.
Trains leave North East station as follows ::
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Rheumatism---Its Cure.
on AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 9th, 1876
70 THE AFFLICTED-DEAR FRIENDS:

TO THE AFFLICTED-DEAR FRIENDS:
deem it only my duty. "a neglect of VIII
be injustice to suffering humanity, to state t,
great medical effects of NV PAIN .Searchfy in
curing rheumatism. | have cured hundred
during tho last five years. among which | :
hrie fty refer to a few Of the worst. On W
july 9th, was called to see a young man SUI
terribly that he could not bear 20 be touched.
moved: Yet i'll less than n hours after using
Sedrcher he could use both legs aud one arm &
end of IL hours he arose. and walked upstair
help; he is now duly l7th) perfectly we'll
used two BOTTLES. Another case who bal be-
medical treatment about one year, came under
lie could neither dress nor undrrss himself v,
weeks he could do good L days work a. us,
rolling mill. He only used five bottles of Pam
to make the cure. Another of fifteen yea
ing was cured by the Pain Searcher. This 9
had made very few full weeks at work duri
years, on account Of the aches and pains at til
THAI others lie suffered lie is now perfectly Y
Another case was = young lady who had suffe
Tor four months under medical treatment ,
move in the least without suffering tcrihll
sixteen hours after using the Pam Searchel.
and walked across the room, and only a frpf
required to restore her to perfect heaiti' HSsut
Another. and the hast case ! shall ''IeI Don
Is wears. He could rot move at IL ahder -
~ hours he arose aud walked AZ oSs ny ook
was restored to health again ~ the fidache.
These and hundreds OF other, can recertan
of references is open to all IA Nei the life
Cramps and Pains, piarrh,a. &C. IL bttlcs has
A bottle costing only SO tnts has iad case of
of a human being and from one
restored to health anT usciniheSvn have no
rheumatism. n,laId rcInedy
When this remedy becomes offensive it will
dOnbt it will becore u honschaiated
in every family, ITS usefnlnTilmington.
only have 10 bcnsrd 10 ne al sIMMs. NJ. D.,
Office for Coisnitaiioh' +oo iimington. Del.
respectfully Del. and sold by
aug Is.
az. pri,cipal Depot, Wi
dealer. i. medicines.
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FICK's FLORAL GUIrE.-We have re-
Floral Guide for 1878. James Wick, the
publisher of the Catalogue, is the pro-
prietor Of Il large Horticultural establish
ment at Rochester n. Y, where he raises
door culture in the United States. Those
who are fond of flowers and wish to obtain
a supply OF them cannot do better than
send for his catalogue, as it contains much
interest and valuable information. MIR.
Wick also publishes an illustrated Monthly
Magazine, which is devoted to the interest
Of Horticulture.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

Mhh be a happy country if the
,agoould be impressed with
inn truth that it is a great
Fsng tax, but a greater to be
s;entv
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a heavy snow storm Was prevailing on
Thursday at Cheyenne, and is apparently
coming westward. The weather through
the Northwest was cooler and threatening
snow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

~ Tile Baltimore Weekly sun issued as
the Christmas number double sheet of
"a columns. The Sun paid large amount
about year ago for prize stories, which
stories from talented correspondent of
The Wing, which stories we understand
will shortly appear in its columns. Our
rural subscribers who are in want of good
literary newspaper cannot do better then to
patronage The Sun.
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ASH the recovered dys
pepticS. bilious sufferers
victims of Fever and 4 CUE.
the mrrculial diseased pa
;icnt how They recovered
health, cheerful spirits ana
good apnetite-t!ley vii
tell You by taking SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-12-29

at 10 o'clock 4 NJ the following Personal Property viz
| BAY MARE. about s wears old:
BAY HORSE, about 10 years old !;
both good farm horses s extra
Mich COWS, mostly in profit,
three-year old Durham HEIFER,
coming in profit; extra fine Dur
ham BULL, rising three years old !;
| yoke of young OXEN, and one
STEER, rising two Years old 1 red
Durham IIEIFER CALVES, rising
one year old 80 fine SHOATS.
About tons of Timothy Hay; lot of Wheat and
Ont Sra" ,i,I,u br,}I SnFr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

a MAN, with a small family, to occupy
"A tenant house and work an a farm by the YEAR
Viii be paid monthly. Apply at
Dec 29-iw& THIS OFFICE
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FARMING UTENSILS;

iH"EtId Reaper, CnifivatOr Fluke Harrow,
Malta Flows, Pillow, shovel Plow. extra two-iorse
Wagon IN good order. Top Buggy, Dearborn Wagon.
sln"dleY si"eISprinS Horse Rake large Spike IItr-
row. Grain Fan aud Riddles Bur,lick National IIay
and Fodder Cutter Cornshrller. Hay Press Cross
cut Saw, Grinl-tonr, good Hay Rigging. Ok Cart
Ladder, Roller ; sets of Wagon Harness. set of
Carriage Harness. ShovelS, Forks etc etc.
THE TERMS OF SALE are. that all sums of SO aud
under shall hr cash: al sums that amount a
credit "i Mn" months VIII be given upon the purchaser
or pucis giving his or their Note Notes PAYABLE
at Bank, and I" lear interest from date if paid at
maturity: the payment of said Notes to I've secured to
the satisfaction of the Trustee.
y" property to he renewed until the are COM
pied with. W. :. EVANS Trustee.
Dec -, lNII-2w ioHN c. IiINpMAN, Auct
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TwcntS-eight Merchandise Departments fully stocked
with
DRY GOODS.
COSTUMES,
COATS.
FANCY GOODS
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Cheapest. Prsos: and Best Family Xaa:::ls IL the Verdi
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION JaunGicc Bill
ions attacks. SICK HEADACHE Collie. Depression of
Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn Sr &r.
This unrvaled Southern Remedy is warranted not to
contain single particle of MERCURY, any injurious
mi lr.rn sllls lIrr lIIti
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USE DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR
SoAP--. nies aud prevents CmpIng eff the Hands and
Face ana etutit.s the c IN; xion.
Use ROSE o? CASHMERE HAIR TONIC
Sold by Druggists. Price. ~ cents
dec -. ls71-Ium
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well worthy place in EVERY FAMILY-not a Cheap
Toy of lrcss" nodded glass. hut with THREE care
fully. accurately ground LENSES, Stand. Diaphragm
Base, gia-s stage, plates, springs, &C. Uues both Re-
flee ed and Transmitted Light No Microscope euual TO
this before offered for $500. By new Inventions
by mann featuring with machinery hundred fold
larger scale than ever before attempted. the
reduced that, hy hearing part ui it the publishers the
american AgricNtdriSt offer it to all subscribers
for 1873 (nnd to THEM only at ONESENENrH its
price hitherto 1t is richly WORTH $500, or much
to Every Family for its practi al usefulness and
the great amount OF instruction and amusement it will
afford L. OLD and YOUNG.
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IN account of the reduction in prices,
~ made an December LIST, in Dry Goods Notions
Boots. Shoes, Bed and Horse Blankets and in every
line of goods which has proven satisfactory and CON
WINGED the people that Goods are SOLD CHEAP
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Port Deposit Branch Railroad

100 and 900 P NJ
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Ton. DECEMBER %, 1877.
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Wells PROVISION Depot.
PRICES CURRENT,

j. L. WELLS.
EIktpn l.. lS77-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-21
PATENT APPLICA IIONS
AupIication for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE NINE.
NO. 375.
Z, s. LAND OFFICE, EURFKt, New,
Nav 2Stb. 1877.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ ina Adams Hin Consoidated Mining
Ha,n,nv whose pOstoliee address is Edreka
Neynda' has this day filed it, Application for
A notent for eight hundred 500 lin ar feet of
the General lee mine or ven baaring sil YER,
Win surface ground two hundred ard ten
i2l0 feet in width, situate, lying and being in
Enr-ka Mining District, county OF Eureka
and State OF Nevada, and known and desig-
mated by the field notes pnd official plat on
file in this off g rs Lot Number l29.
Tho exterior boundaries of said Lot No.
10 being as follows, to wit: Variation l6Hs
degrees east.
Commencing Mt n post mark ed No. !, L. s.
Survey No. 10, whence the flagstaff in the
tswn OF Eureka bears 81 DIG. 40 min l.. 8 '2S
feet: the highest point of Ruby Hill No,
bears ). Dig. IA min. ". 81 . fept; and the top
OF the General Lee ireline bears 5 4 Dig. 81
mir. w. .I3j $40 fe I; thence running 1t course
s 20 deg +. 30 feet, TO post mark OF No, ., Z.
survey No. 10: thence "a course S. 90 Il &
". 500 feet. to post marked No. 3, L. :. Sur
vey No. 10, VIII anee post No. OF L. ; Sur
yey No. l0j, Wide West lode, bears =. 81 deg.
50 U in. W. 80 $40 feet; thence I'd course II.
20 deg. ". 30 feet, to post MARI ed No. 4. L.
5. Survey NJ. 10; and thence ith conIsc \.
90 deg +. 500 ct, TO post No. !, tho place Of
beginning. containing 81 100 ac'es.
1hi. claim is hound. q On neither ond by
any lnOwn claimants The nearest mines are
the Wide West aud the Lexington.
The location Of his mine i. duly recorded
in he Reeorder's oiiice Of Eureka Mining
District. on page l7s, Ia Book ID, Of said Min
iug Record.
Anyand all persons Calming adversely any
portion Of said General Leo ntine. or i'll
MI ing ground as herein before desc i bed, arc
required to fie their adverse claim with the
Res isier Of tho United States Land 0iec at
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada. during he
90 davs period of publication hereof, or they
will bo barred by virtue OF tho pr0vi.ions Of
the statute. II. u. lMMEL, Register.
Eureka. May %. 1877. my2 Oh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-21
DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

EDDFS AND BERTRAND MILL AND
~ MINING COMPANY = Location of
PRINCIPAL place of business, San Francisco,
California Location Of works, Eureka bis.
trict, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice. here. is delinquent upon the fol-.
lowing, described stock, on account Of assess.
ment No. u levied on the fifth day Of April,
1877, the several amounts set opposjts tho
names of iho respective shareholders, as
follows: ~
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LOST.

A JEwELRY FOX CONTAINING A
"A set of iewelry, consisting OF n pin ard
earrlngs, set with pearls. Any rersa hnv'
ing found tho snmo win confor a favor upol
a poor man by leaving it ut this otlic'.
Eureka, juno Is. 1877. jelAlu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-21

JOITN T. PLATTER HAS BEEN ADJ
81 mitted partaer in our house from and
,,fter thi, date. PAXTON x co.
Eureka. May |. IS7T. myl-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-21

And in accordance with law, and an order
OF The l3oard Of Directors, Gmde on tho Ii III
day Of April. 1877, SO many shores cf each
parcel OF such stock as may b, necessary.
viii DO sold at public auction, at tho office Of
TIE company. Rooms and 4. No. aW Calitor-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-21
DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
. X. CONSOLIDATED

X X. CONSOLIDATED MINING
IN. Company. Location of principal
place o. business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, State { Nevada.
Mott G. -Thers is delinquent upon the fol-
ment levi d on the 5th day o. Nav.
1871. tho several amoants set opposite tho
ma mes o. the respec i've shareholders. us fol-