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TAX NOTICE.

j
The undersigned Treasurer OF the Town OF Blooms
burg hereby gives notice that he Is prepared to re-
Celye the Town Taxes Of said Town assessed and as
certained for the year 1871 on and after saturday,
June 9lsl at the oillce OF +. r. Blllmeyer, in the
knt building In said Town and all tax payers are
hereby required TO pay the same ANY tax remain
Ing unpaid at the expiration Of thirty days from
the said 9th day OF June shall be paid with nve per
centum penalty upon the amount thereto.
F.P BILLMEYER,
June T7-lw Town Treasurer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO TRESPAssERs.

All persons are hereby warned against trespass.
Ing upon the lands OF tho undersigned, for hunting
or other purposes. II they do,they will be punished
according tolaw.
WILLIAM TROWBRlDGE,
SAMUEL GElGER
June s, 'TT-3w
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Mercantile Appraisement.
LIST OF DEALERS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.

hereby certify that the following list OF dealers
taken, returned and classified by me In accordance
with the several acts OF Assembly, in and for the
county Of Columbia, for the year 1911 is correct to
the best Of my knowledge and belief
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ALSO,

| property OF John Leggott
ALSO,
All that certain real estate situate IN Hinln town
| ship, Columbia county, bounded on the north by
land OF !. X. Schweppenh5ser, on the east by Now
| ry Schweppenheser, on the west by lands o.
| Joseph Gearhart, on which are erected dwelling
house. barn and out-buildngs, the said real estate
| consisting or ninety-iive acres more or less.
ALSO,
one other piece or tract Of land bounded as tol
lows; ON the north by land Of Isaac snyder, east
by land OF Henry Greasy, south by land OF Jacob
Nun gesser, and west by land OF Lawrence Waters
| and others, whereon ar" erected dwelling house
] barn ana out-budlngs consisting OF one hundr d
and twenty acres more or less, situate IN the town
| ship OF Minln aforesaid.
Seized, taken into execution and TO be sold as the
| property OF John Aten.
| ALSO,
certain piece or parcel OF ground situate in the
Town OF Bio Omsburg Columbia county, Pennsylya
mia, described as follows on the north by land OF
Michael Casey, east by Church, south by Rock street
| and west by lot OF W. j. Buckalew and n. U. Funk
being one lot on Welsh Hin, whereon Is erected
dwelling house. barn and out-buildings.
selzed taken into execution and to be sold as the
| rOperty OF John Wanich Jr
| ALSO,
Ali that piece or parcel OF land situate in the town
ship OF Brlarcreek, Columbia county, adjoining Sam
| uel Hawk on the north, Alvin Vandermark, estat
OF John Linden and estate OF W. Al Britain on tn
east, William Klinetob and Martha Edwards on tn
sonth and ON the west by Urlah vanpelt containing
| eighty acres more or less on which are erected
| two-story frame house and bank barn
seized,Itaken into execution and to be sold as tn
property OF Gideon Iosler and John vanpelt.
| CONDITIONS OF sALE.--Purchasers must pa
ten per cent OF the purchase money, or at leas
enough 10 cover all costs at striking down OF sal
| otherwise property 20 be resold at once
JOHN w. HOFFMAN,
june Tets sheriff,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

turning out In accordance Nh,
yesterday. j. NJ. Crane. ort
was also arrested for printir pnn
cendiary slips recently dis We
around the city. ''sul
About IL r. NJ. yesterday
caught under the Pacific Mai % \
some of the employees Of the oek
ment, picking mp straw and sssAoiiJ
ing with the evident intention e9s nd
the dock. Instead of killing b;~~ Nd
turned him over to a special ID
who took him to the city prison ole3
by some unaccountable blnnd.sad
charge of ''druuk" was nm, Y
his name, and thus he got of .gsi5
fine, and has since made bim.s(
visible. Ni ID
Twenty-Five tramps from
Clara valley heat their passss. sn'
San Jose train, evidently oltd
plumber during The present ss, .euln
fairs IN this city. Al san M,,a.oa
were discovered and put off h,'. ae
sequently made their way IL n. VI
on foot. TO swell the ranks al
hoodlums. viii
AT an early hour this morn;n.,
bills, containing the folloxir." 'e
nouncem eDts. were posted in - "a
uous places throughout the ci,y' ~
zone thousand dollars reward "A
be paid by the Committee of Sa,s,''
the arrest and conviction of snv
son setting fire tn any place or =
ing, and 500 for cutting hose ~ !
Fire Department.
(Signed) A. j. BRYANT. M.ru,
Runk. the murd rer OF officer roo,,
was to-day sentenced to be banyod'
September 9TH. The motion for ! :,
trial was denied.
The first suit against the citv or,
ing out OF the riots of the present w..
WAS instituted to-day. The plain,is
William Thomas Edwards, wbo h,;s
SUIT in the Nineteenth District Com,
recover $500 damages to bis bosins
and properly by the mob las, Nond,
night. Mr. Edwards il prnrr+lo,
the grocery store on the northeast a.
ner of Turk and Leavenwonb s,rss,
whose store was entered by ths n,
on their way from the City Hall M,
ing to Chinatown. He alleges thai,
mob were moi In pursuit OF Cbin,m.
a before reported. but were chasn,
white man who had opposed and,
Tended them. His windows and sbs
case were smashed in and a IA,
quantity Of merchandise destroyeds
carried of.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
Recruiting in ConstantinopIe.
SULEIMAN PASTA DEFEATED
AT KOVA.
pooca Rumora 0pcn More Revived
Peace Rumors Once More Revived.
PEsTH, july %

PEsTH, July 26.
Eighty thousand persons in a meet
Ing TO day passed resolutions declaring
an extension of Russia's power incon.
sistent with the interests of Austro-
Hungary, and calling upon the Gov
eminent to endeavor to bring about 9
cessation of the present inhuman
method of warfare and to give timely
protection to Austro- Hungarian inter.
ests.
MONTREAL, Canada, July 90.
Steps are being taken to prosecute
prominent Orangemen as members oil
an illegal association.
VIENNA, July &c.
Dispatches from Russian headquar.
ters are dated from Biela. This means
they have been forced back. 1t ap-
pears that Russia has again assured the
Powers Of its willingness to discuss the
future of Turkey after the conquest OF
Roumania.
LONDON, July 27.
A special from Vienna says peace
rumor still circulate. Everybody is
convinced il Is the result of the main
tenance of an understanding between
the three great powers. 1t is felt that
the moment for action is approaching.
The barbarities committed by Mo.
hammedans at all points, as well as by
Russians and Bulgarians, will nc
longer allow an unconcerned view oi
the position of the unfortunate Chris.
tians. The population Of Austro.
Hungary in particular il interested.
The schemes attributed TO England OF
occupying. first. Gallipoli, and next,
perhaps, Constantinople, do moi pre-
cede tho belief in any early peace.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, July 81.
Sheik vi Islam has been dismissed.
Great military activity prevails. Vol.
unteers are everywhere enrolling.
Recruiting booths have been establish
ed In various quarters OF Constantin
ople. Parties of volunteers with
bands and flags are parading the
streets. The fall oil Edilen Pasha. the
Grand Vizier, Is believed tn be immin.
ent. An Imperial decree appoints a
court martial tn try Redif and Abdul
Kerin Pashas for crime.
ApRIANoPLE, july 81.
Suleiman p sla has heen defeated
at Kova Bunsn. lie lost 10 guns.
His army Is retreating on Adrianpple.
LONDON, July ~.
The Times Bucharest cnrresr onteni
states that the Russian Commander
after requesting Roumanians to occupy
Nikopoiis, so that the Russian garrison
might lie allie To art against The Turks
from Pleons, APP ears ia have succeed,
ed In concentrating sufficient troop,
around Pleona To enable him to dis
pense with the Nikopolis garrison
Thereupon the R~oumanians were in
formed that their division would no
be needed, proving an understanding
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DAILY SENTINEL,
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1877.
THE BIG MINING SUIT.

We present this morning the main
features Of the proceedings of the 9Th
day of our great mining suit. The
court adjourned yesterday over to
Monday. at which time the defense
will begin to put in its testimony.
From this announcement IL is to be
inferred that the plaintiff has rested,
although by agreement two more wit
nesses will be offered in rebuttal. The
Eureka Consolidated has examined
five Witnesses to wit: Read. Reyes,
Raymond, Hunt and James. The
two witnesses TO lie placed on the
stand next week will make q total OF
seven. The Richmond Is to be al
lowed an equal number. From the con-
Guiding portion Of our Geographic re-
port 1t would appear that the Court Is
still determined to reach the end o!
the case with all possible dispatch. u
was iutimated that the trial should
terminate with next week, q
Jay u 0aCu Stut, OCibb 0CvotCu
to the arguments Of counsel. We
do not, however, quite understand
how the trial is to be finished at that
time with justice to all parties. The
Eureka has already consumed five
days In the examination of as many
witnesses, and still has two more
to place In the witness box. To
commence the arguments next Friday
will necessitate the taking of the testi
mony of nine witnesses, seven for the
Richmond and two for the Eureka, in
four days. This would hardly be fair
to the Richmond. 1t would appear
that the respective parties should be
treated alike in point of time as we'll
as in the number Of witnesses allowed.
We expect that the Court will arrive
ct this conclusion as the trial pro-
crosses, and that the whole of next
week will be devoted TO the testimony.
allowing the arguments to be made
at the beginning Of the week follow
SnU
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by which the RoumaDian troops are to
be called upon when needed, and also
that the Russians do not anticipate any
danger from the Turks at Pleona.
1t is believed that the Russians have
completed their line around Rustchuk,
which has been advanced in some
places near enough for them to throw
shells as far az the inner line of forti-
fications, but the actual siege has not
begun. Reinforcements have been
sent from the Czarowitz' army around
Rustchuk to join the Russians before
Pleona.
A dispatch from Kalarash says the
Russian shells have already caused
several fires in Silistria. This. how.
over is unconfirmed and thought 10 be
highly improbable.
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DIED.

Carson. July 23-Hcrocrt ii. Blois. q hsass
Of Nova D ,otia, eyed - years.
Wiunemurca, j uiy 4l-Mr,. Anne A Thsrp.
son. a native VI i.ichmsnd. Nirsiais. srsa?
wears.
Virgins. July 2i-Priscilla Harriet trtirs,
aged S years, ! months and L. days.
Virginia. July 23-Eilsn. daughter VI Ns.
ris and Margaret C'Ionno.. a.sd ) ssaAs
and ID days :.
Go a Hill July 2l-w Martin, ss u
Thomas and Bridget Rotsru. aged :
months and "a days.
Between lrucsee and Summit. JAY -
Durham Mcintyre. aged about Gissr&
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Clinton and Jefferson streets. Some
laborers Mt the Western avenue stables
struck this morning, and formed in
line, intending to- force other stables
into the strike. They we're dispersed.
Last night, as James j. White, a re-
spected Der of the Chicsgo Board
of Trade, was pstrolling his beat at
Lawndale, he discovered "A suspicious
character and arrested him. he had
taken his prisoner some distance when
the tramp drew " revolver rom his
pocket. placed 1t to Whites forehead,
fired, and instantly killed his captor
and escaped.
The railroads are resuming business,
both freight and passenger. They
have had no trouble with their men at
any time, except In relation to wages,
aud 1t is believed they have either
compromised that question or left 1t to
arbitration. The officials and men are
equally reticent on the subject.
At l:20 a special from the scene OF
conflict says a crowd which assembled
ut the corner of Halstead street and
Archer avenue, vas charged and dis
persed by the police. The rioters are
evidently demoralized.
Texas Railroads Join the strike.
GALVESTON, July q.
The employees of the Texas Central
| Railroad at Corsicxna struck yester-
day. No freight trains are allowed to
pass that point. Many of the men
nave gone on the special police force.
| At a conference of train men at Herne
last night an agreement was madet to
| prevent the passage of freight, and no
| one should be permitted to interfere
with the property until the strikers be-
came satisfied that the stoppage of
| freight would bring the company to
terms. The employees Of the Central
Railroad at Houston held a meeting
last night, and a resolution was adopt
ed instructing a committee to demand
the January standard Of wage, to be
restored. The rate prevailing before
the LIST of April was 10 per cent. addi-
tional to the rates now existing: also
nine hours labor per day. Ii is be-
lieved the Central Railroad Company
will yield.
This Situation ut COIunbus.-Organ.
fxation Of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee.
COLUMBUS, o., July q.
General Manager Caldwell of the
4. u. anu ~. ISONiN tdiiioau' 'NVNtu op
order to employees here promising TO
pay for the time lost on account Of the
strike to all who would report for
duty. All employees on Little Mama
aud % braKemen Oh the &. q. and /.
G.. divisions responded this morning
and announced themselves ready
to go to work. Manager Cald we'll
says he will o attempt to resume
freight traffic until the citizens show a
disposition tn take hold of the matter
in their own interests.
The Democratic state Executive
Committee has organized by electing
Hon. j. G.. Thompson, Chairman; j.
+. Mckinney, Vice Chairman; Jacob
X. Reinhard, Treasurer; Hon. VIM.
Bell, Secretary.
All Quiet and Business IsesumiDg nj
Toledo.
TOLEDO. July q.
The manufacturing establishments
which were closed by the MOB on
Wednesday are quietly resumiug OPP.
erations. The best OF order prevailed
throughout the city last night and all
Is quiet to day.
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BORN.

Sprucenont. July 22-Wif Of W. h. Gillian
u son.
Virginia. July 25-Wife Of p. J. McL,usk6,
a daug hter.
virginia. July 23-Wife Of L. Philip, ,
sor.
DAYTON. July 24-Wife Of Charles Grub.r ,
daughter.
RuUv Hill. July 2j-Wife OF William Lx,
rett. n daughter.
Virgins. Jaiy 9-Wife Of n. Harris, .
daughter.
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OCciDExr VS.. PURpY.-A grand trot-
ting match for $1,000, between Occi-
dent and Purdy. has been arranged
and will shortly take place in San
Francisco. II. r. Convey IL to drive
Qccident and James Cannon drives
Pprdy.
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THE MINING ARMY.-The Virginia
Chronicle has taken pains to ascertain
from the pay rolls the exact mum Der
of miners employed on the Comstock
at the present time. The whole num-
Der foots up 3,247. or this number
1900 are employed In mines controlled
by the Bonanza firm. S0S In mines
under the management of Sharon, or
the Bank of California. and GAL in
mines run by the Schultz & Van
Bargen party. The labor prospects, ON
The Comstock are improving slowly.
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ELMIRA. n. Y. July

ELMIRA. n. Y, July Is.
An effort was made this afternoon to
send out freight air on the Northern
Central. The railroad employees en-
tered the round house, put out the
fires in the enffines. and dragged the
firemen from their engines. The
sheriff and 500 armed citizens and mil
itary went to the scene and quiet was
estOred
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body Of boy about IL years old was
found dead with a bullet in his head.
Several police were injured.
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The Situation ns Reading.

READING, Pa, July 26.
Business has resumed its wanted
aspect. All trains run regular. -Four
ringleaders of the rioters have been ar
rested. The funerals OF six of the vic
inns took place to-day.
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SARoENT's SUITs.-Senator Sargent
f. after some Of the Bay papers with a
sharp stick. lie has lately instituted
two suits Of $4,000 each against the
On, onicle and . third against Frank
NJ. Pixley, OF the Argenaat. for q
similar amount: total. $4,000. This
looks like business: also 1t looks like
the Senstor would have . pretty
healthy bank account for the senatorial
contest. In the very doubtful event OF
success IN his suits.
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EASTERN NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 26.

In breaking up the mesting at
Fourth and Beck streets tonight. the
police were stoned by a crowd of
about $500. and several shots we're
fired at them. A desperate fight en-
sued. The police say they fired iu'the
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All skufet albu BuSIhesS ISeSudisiiDY
Toledo.

TOLEDO. July 81.
The manufacturing establishments
which were closed by the MOI on
Wednesday are quietly resumiug OPP
erations. The best OF order prevailed
throughout the city last night and all
Is quiet today.
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SENAToRIAL.-Ths Stock Report says
interior Democrats are astonished and
yet delighted over the progress Mark
Mcdonald is making in the senatorial
fight. They want. says the same au.
thority, q new mar and new blood.
Mark is doubtless prepared to bleed
freely for the senatorial persimmon.
And after all, Mark has more brains
and nerve and energy than many who
have been prominently mentioned for
Hargent's seat. We would as o o see
hun carry of the glittering prize as
any man in the Golden State.
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THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.

The approaching campaign in Ohio
Is destined to attract a very great
share of public attention. The State
Convention of the Democracy was
held at Columbus on the 25th inst,
when the following nominations we're
made: For Governor, X. NJ. Bishop;
Lieutenant Governor, j. w. Fitch;
Judge Supreme Court, j. w. Okey;
Attorney General, Isaiah Hellar,;
Treasurer. A. s. Howells. Following
Is the substance of the platform
adopted:
A strict constitution; home rule; SUI
premacy of the civil v the military
power; equality Of all citizens; no
sumptuary laws; opposition to subsi-
dies; public land for actual settlers;
common schools; regard the install
lation Of Hayes. despite the ma
jority vote for Tilden, as a most
dangerous encroachment upon pop
ilar rights; that depression of
industries is due to various Re.
publican legislation; demand the
repeal of the resumption act; de.
nounce the decentralization of silver;
demand o law restoring silver to a
monetary power; favor the retention
Of g~reenbacks and oppose further con-
traction; congratulate the country
upon the pacific policy of local self
government so long advocated by the
Democracy and adopted by the Adj
ministration, which has produced har-
mony in the South; the tariff should
be for revenue only; the Government
should issue all circulating mediums,
paper or metal. always of equal tender
and ~inconvertible, and condemn the
use of Federal troops to interfere with
elections and politics.
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A Mass Meeting as Deadwood.

DEADwooD, July &c.
A large mass meeting WAS held here
this evening for the purpose of organ
lzing for home defense against the In
dams. The County Commissioners
ISSUED q proclamation offering a re-
ward of $50 for every Indian killed
pr captured in the limits OF the county.
A courier from Spearti>h, just ar
rived, reports the return of Lieu
tenant Lemly and command al that
place.
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Palm sunday.

This beautiful feass was celebrated yesterday
With oil tito pDmp agd grandeur OF the Roman
Catholic Church. All the edifices Of worship
were illed vi the faithful at both low and high
ma b, Notwithstanding the cold, blusteri9g
weather which had arisen during the night and
O ntinn long after the s6ryices sere ended.
The blessing OF the palm was the great feature
Of the day, and there were few III any OF the at
tegdants ut church who did not bear one OF those
prettily shaped bunehes OF palmetto, or at least
d sprig of the fragrant laurel.
The singing at the Cathedral, the Immaculate
Conce ption, St. patrick'B and other churches Was
unusually select.
administered tho sacrament Of confirm alton 10 d
number Of young people Mt tho Church OF the
Holy Name of Mary, in Algiers.
With the dsy begios Holy Week, with al its
rigory and impoeibg ceremonies, which will To-
dude the conservation OF the Holy Oils On Thurs.
day morning next at the ST. Louis Cathedral, ant
at which ali tho priests OF the city will be present