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, 1877-06-06
THE GRAND JURY.

Thn Nrsk svItn*ss nFntn TIM 1rAnd 1,.fv txAa Onn
ami,h % ~bo ~ ~as eshsa M ~ ~ te,l =, In tno vn
about Carpenters ltato BOOK ho at4 10. AND ma
Tu.nt,rx. Mr.. Jfcod loaned him tbc book "a tho
sttn~oc- ~ rorsv,t a r. In I'm .ntt l,nonybt tv
A..os.rJ ~ Eoas" ~ ~ ~ sle ,a's ","ssnl =
which ,hc county maid 10. AMI didn't gct.
Finding tho book Of no value. .ho took
:, ".s,. :. ~. n..J.s onr.a ,n, rs,t
Ha&A +" "'' nseah oMSe wv" wv
st tn tho place whence MF' issed had takonlI 10
W.. onsn to avorybody. md II anv ono hn'1
..s...i ~. h,, -. cs,,.,a. h.. t,rsa IL t,x.n,.
Wsn'e" 'no ooak uo eo0sa "ate 'ase" t"e"ty
Tines day. Many quest'ons were asked Gen.
Smith, but he was not shaken 4 bit by tho cross.
6fe.
4h'fe sf0 so.no at, qaea. an.M. snnss anoa. non,,
which arc teally worthy OF publication, Mr,
1s"ns,d svett conn.eIo, n ,aw saw ,h,t I'm
Aeon"." o"'s, soHn's'es ~ NV, ssJs 1"ss su'
n0ok y not Wosta ~ ~ stiminis' ptoeeea.
ihg.-shat y Won!G W ap!ehdM sh!n9 in
2 civil onn nEoagn1 70 reeoSss moneJ paa
~ e19us Mo' s ".,,sn T.. va H."a, ~
VT. 2Ms. hs. ~ III , - e. ~
ELI saa"H aus E,H III. a ~. ~ -
Etn e. ~ T t,nd XII Gs' q, ~ dti.t
~ o1,;n,,n ~ III II rn", ~ ~, u"r
Tb:.ayss ~ n .ts ea.e' H. Issd and ID sst geaTs
S;sad jsty sbs%Ea! !ss Icy i " :sss;S &Isss
nf eYtdenee: III. sHett sa7s u cannot 70 intro.
yucca INV SM.s. So%s All: ~ "a" =.
~ sh.4 s",ns. n.,n ,H;has ;ha'""5 hoaS
ay T.. ~ e. ". e,t
ls ss't u N.Y.. aass ossn e3ns1asssa @ o! sa,s 70
young fotsytn VI peElolat, q whoever else put
~ soe 1on; -, Mt Dwell. ,, oSu r.n1, II saas r. ~
, 1877-06-06

This bahia who had The carlascs conldn't haa
As'ltk. since ha left for Nsw York Saturday ''on
easIacss," What hin e14ct mission Il could not
@'earned, but. iaasmueh ~ tho m!ss!nK letters
afsaupposcd tu have been written to Eastcsn par.
w. II II auruliaed that Melick has gone dorm
sl,t 10 prevent tho originals from reaching
sateago. Tbs officer. however, found tho other
nan After long leayeh.
This caplas was placed In tho hands NJ Deputy.
soe'ld ff!ce about o'cloek aud 10 started amule.
eatey foe his pEasonst lIc hsst Waited hls alce,
Il. H%peaseotn street. bnt 1ltnsdalo va not theta.
T., fs.t =. sauntefeoyet to The Court. Square
~ ~ 1sa ihs must dseSs iaqu1y ~ st
tssa' s;s:s '':fs: r. sst. &c sses
ta4 s ~! hs could uos be touna 4. b wss levy:
a!astea iatsr. IL diseossisd i'll man coming 10.
- ssfa h!m puaing and blawtae;, Tae greeting w.a
"Mss.onatly plsa,ant., lltn.ja1e Eeeo9a,1ea The
ss:. ss: aot ID Ill. ie VA :sdy mi.tsksn 10 id
~. dreamed OF such thing 10 being indicted. but
Il Id sssa s;saf s ss4us ss'S; s
.aa soaa @ "'sa q. u about hi: SS.tass:.
;ssslt bota tee .esl q tbe & sautt. and asd otacs
lsmS lfd o. gsn1!aeas,s. BIZ taee eeoted w sna !.
t 10y kaow what to DO, hnt> sehsct'nx. hs asked
ILL.,: ts:se9oIpane4 70 tha osee q BIZ attorneys:
eessts' md tho blood left i'll faeo - thoJ poured
eoaid In hs cars. and assnsel hm that they
tt1 At!es bTiei consultation b wa % aIs way
sshsS1tIy bstore $ o'clock Nj, Leonard sxets %.
s'sas reFiolat, aud N. q. .Uiasdale.
, 1877-06-06
to dcfeat tho ends Of Jnatco was ferinus ono and
| that ther would 10 aud H. lie Was wiling to Gx


o dcfest tho sns Of nstso was rss'aan nno :; s ~
that theF wonId 10 aud IL ac WAS "'s''nR 10 HA
tliS hnii a. -, Gn: x.,x.. u ,.,v.,
JndTa Iooth answered fhaI ne tnasEe. rsogsn, M.
Tnnh % fsd!nds one' tnn no ,.u,a ~
tetnec bte. Mttla snoke thht *S,uut "o1'a pu ~ n
proper nnm at Nhith 10 p'seo tna pail MI" 'ao
Clerk would 20 recora y -. ..t.,, ~ 81.
,Mt, Heeu tnan nsateh tna'' On oena" VI al'
eEeht no oea,eea :" ~,.. ..n.v
~. . ..s1,r III iiisr.i IL ia r,,ssI,r.
stcr NJ" IA thsrrfnfn Inystid a. In iA hcts An.
aasta 10 AannG,tt oi 'as e'a'o' 7"''o oo a'ea ~
NJ i,nIismrn I,an becn nrsyf1ed bv thn r-centv.
atesfa ,nsd srxcst"1 ,h,t IN" nn9t onp. npt
thn smnnnt III thc GnIl on tha cap|a., 10 thst tte
Ghae ein rnriT iats },n whcn thn sn,r,tss sr.f,sI
Fs S'fs oa: q 90 ss Sos. 4ssd snss
a,a,ss s Httosn.x Niiin % semarked that h. uou,d
thrnyy inc rF.n.n1IliiitY Dn fhn sheriff
Efr Head dftfn't wnni hjs eiirnt 10 ~ tn tat1
ria Cnnrt VIVA mt swrr whsthcY fha sheriff
would isko tho rrennnahjiitr '''S'' Wv ''~
sotnc ono fcn,srkrd ihat KEN vas nat In town.
M H,srit sai,1 Nj Jflnsisfs rnnIh inns sr in liza
nnT,.,nv IN; ri,e Xii in nm"n rnnrt 4hc snSnrs.
ttun at IL" Keea WA Mu,.%v 10 axoII troabie
fn.njrht' '
T'n I'm RI vss willing In IN ANYTHING 10 accom-.
mn,lsie ths arrm,rd I'M nnt 10 n1akn an nIccn.
tior for lila. Wv "~
H. Eweft rrnnrk-f ,hat Mr. tftnsdaia vas 4
contraetnr On the new Gourt.Ironre. and ho dEd
rnt link theYo wsa Any danger Of bis running
awav mi icny,nv his Ini,.
Tbc Gpnrt-rsn he riso bai1 this evening.
, 1877-06-06

$40, ,O00
since Mr. Reed was Mr itinadaie a. attorn1. tffo.o
docnmcnts might hare passed into Mr.. feeds
hands. That gentleman. however, II 4 'tndcs-
Atood. denied Yestcrday that ruch wAa tho case.
Whether they asked him 1t ho had had, and whctn:.
eF It ha had hten asked agch qirstInn TO you'd
eaeh documents exit, they would probao'v 10
shon 70 him by hls client tn order that the totincf
might fally spprettate tho situation.
II Ia 10 he regretted again that Mr.. 11intda1e Maa
not detaTned lttar longer at Tho County Nuldlng.
OF tbns tho reporter. who met him s.aa not little
iii Mr. IIlnsaafc coud escape only b. making such
i sacrifice rs Jnerph did when.he fed from roti+
phar'e wife. This trnnbie With the tirhrd 3nrJ has
counsel or adylee Will! tho reporters. tnoAt Of
whom have been accustomed to conducting estm+
ycxrs, and hra cxperta at tho business. Thl. auF.
gc'tfon Will probably b. taken advantage OF In
day or two.
, 1877-06-06
JOE HOGAN,
NM OPINION or TON NELSON.

Tn1nuxE reportat. on bis way 10 the otacs
yeaterdsy nosnipg, dropped iuto lbs gasdtttas
establishment Of Joseph Hogan, on Ws4s Asdlson
stseek. Joo u . good huatn<ss man. lie Ret
down to b!s store beimea In the morning, and ha1
It cleaned up ready 10 rseslvs hls early tustom4
err. Joe il good fellow, 1lkewtaa \ good'ua.
tuted, cordial. genial, aoeiabls sort Of fellow,
who undentauds how To make everybody Ike hlui
the County commiaslonsss realize thls; they
know It BY experience. Jos haa bad great
many contracts from Cook County. given
hlu BY hls friends, ths commlssion'
en-. Joe has done his work tolenhly wells
no petson will deny thai and 4 good mlny people
think that b. haa pesa paid well te< doing Il, aaa
, 1877-06-06
Challenging the Array ,-- Some
Conflicting Legal Opinions
on the Subject.
Witnesses Before the Jury--.The Car.
penter Book-.-That Sex
ton Job.
lilo Dors All Protest Tint They Arc In.
cnt-..Ronntrc0 Becomes
D1asplemous.
TIE INDICTMENTS.


Tho GRIND Jury met promptly nj 10 o'clock
festczdaJ morning, md spcnt half an hour In
consultation. II will hc remembered that Il was
stated in sundny's Tn1nCNE that the opinion Ct
Judge nooth had been ohtatutd 10 Tho effect that
they could fndlct 1itnadalc and his clerk for
destroying testimony, and that thc1 had decided
Saturday morning that, In case Mr iin*datc or bis
tubortnnto 1id not como up to tbs mark.
and tell tho trnth or produce tho mtssing
against them. This statement Of The
TatnuxE was verified yesterday morning. Aitcr
waiting patiently for forty. eight hourr, tho Jury
diecovcycd that Ms. j8fe'lck had left town. and
that br. 11nsda1o waa unrepentant. stubborn, and,
asthe lctting Of tho granite contract 10 him proyod
determined 10 remain In tho gall Of bttcrness and
s. ss: gs s SSay a ss Sesa l alstsl rs2e So 1 ap7 %
drawn, and II whs decided to SEQ whether he w0u1d
b an1 moro maloable after tho prospect jail was
tde leading granite firms In the country. had bo-
At halt. past 10 o'clock tho jnry 1cd down stnirt,
beaded @ by Foreman Gray, and ntesonted TO Jnd0o
THE FOLLOWING rRus IT'LL:
tsts a;a'.a.. e u !iliaHH!'' tf,SH' IT,
say tc!;o Of the Ct!m'na! Court oi cok c1un.
q % e. iRa ss' IT.
W II .. s ~ .a ka.seE sas t
5er sStt5aS Int :son:Ef.s VIII nsIot:
ass fs ss
] q ,.a IT. o I'll Es so~ 'e ste sn sf1aI sxs
sseset$ asssssd IA !saty q Seet. W .a:ne Ss!s
sSass III exaS: M
fa S'ss.S
tIsSs S :sss Fl ss s.. ms Il Il. nd oslG rs &
com,n'.lo9sss ,os Gsok SSHnsy, snd saeh o:ier
Je spe s % S
is y aoSsn3 ~ tsis ss:SSf 5
s s in s 1oss e ts ts II
% 5 :a as ca sss sf dfSsss ss ~
S'HH' sSs 'ssG "x sk{sa E's :s
sss s s;ss
luly and xicKcdly to ds.rny aa!4 aocamcntsry exl.
usa
t' II o;s..s ~ ~ iss I'd fs.Ss
Ss sss Ga aa fsfs e ss Saf; nu s ss;;s
II;
4: s. ~ q &:
s:s:ss K {s s*a .ss 3:
a ,sd sfp = stnf 81 III
a Sc 4.;s + d sss';s oath,
Aforc14}1 do kAy thAt thH AAl1 Nehemiah u. IinAait
I'd the sala Frank M seltek 4!a unsxfu'1y ana f.;
al'eloua iatrnt. wFungfu!ly and wtckcdly 70 DO ~ Il
ktk Injurious 10 tho NATURALIZATION OF puhllo Jus
Est,
The following 10 tho section (4G Of tho Crimtna
codsl under which llfnsdalo and Mclick wcrc In
dtted.
s q asntfas H
5 ana x!ekeIly 70 ln!nre tle rsrson snsrac,cI ~
Saet ptoFsity By fal.s rTeten.es or e DO anl
eoncetltloa q the lstt.nx q INK contract y
.lsEe to tiucd Tcr+on not 10 cnisf ln!o suct
tsn1rei'tlpn. D. 10 commit eny felony, They ehAll 3
eeenea guilty nf oua2Fhtti and axerf such aHender
shd ercsy rrsnn Ticfed Of conaprAcy Ut common
hxlhs % Imprisoned n tho Pcnttcntafy not exceed
HSthtte {6afa, or AHtd not excfe!lnx &l.utL
. ,.cApAses wcFo At once !ssucd for if1ntdale AM
AtlIck. and gLYen TO b4lllH to serso.
lpoh returning 10 lhclt sonH, tue Grand dur
letualea bnalness. and continued In session al
tsy.
, 1877-06-06

COMMISSIONER ACAFFnEI
WAS asked yesterday what ho had 10 say ahnot
NELSON'S statement ~ 10 Ills unpaid account.
Said McCaGscy. vi don't owe him anything, md
ho never ahkcd mo to pay him any such BILL There
was aomo work to bo dnuo on tho house which
rent and tho landlord, Ms. ShIcds, told mo to get
soma ono 10 do 1t and ha would nay. 5i4:eds II
tho mau from whom Nelson should collect, It he
t1as not already dauo so."
"WhAt abont Sexton having got tho contracts
for county work away from Nclsvn!"
.'Hoxtou ncscr did any painting around tho
county buildings. Nelson used 10 get Job rvcry
Jpas, bnt, WHEN Kern became Sheriff, he er,.
rloyed tho prisoners to do the work. and that 1t
tho Insane Asylum and Poor -tionss has been dono
this year BY the Jnu,,es. Tho only work Tor which
money has bcen paid out this yeaf 10 tho pa!ntlng
Ahh cafctMlApnK Ut tho Conft-fun IN tue Guy.
anoihor man, not Sexton. bid about tla lowes aad
So! r. con!taet' Eus'' Nelson's mad See'u'' ho
COMMISSIONER scax1pr
bad an explanation to 9ilet abont h!s ltt!e unpaid
e: sao haa 81 s so
III biz landlord had agreed to ray the e1penae, and
Tn ss. s,a ss 5 ~ .a
II. iii Schmidt Would psy h'a sni deduct il fsom
COMMISSIONER c, c. r. HOLDEN
was surprised that MF. Ncl.on should have made
tnJ such statements, y W. true that Nsl4on lad
paid balance remained, trae. fusteesmofe. lhat he
ths sccount ~ hu did on hts gtoccra and butehsrs
bills which must bs met although It vas not al'
wars convenient to cash up right away.
A 10 my allegation that 1a {siofdenl had hor-
fowed or attempted 70 oortn~ any maheJ OF Mr.
n. q. !stnslalc, tho allegation va. falso n every
tho purpose Of burnow{A9 sny money. nor bad he
evef borrowed : cent from that gentleman. And
1nAIiJ. aud ~ conclude. you couldn't bcEiass these
newspaper stories; lhey unst haso something IN
lhe sensational limo oyeEy other DAY Of ~ 0s thay
would die.
JOHN y. R0uNTR1H
wa discovered last night on Madison 4tFeet By 8
reporter. and questioned ~ TO what b. had to say
days TAtauxx. Acplle4 III. lsoaatre,. 'nann
THIS TnIBuxx; do you suppose that par lho
slightest attentlon 10 ANYTHING tbs newspspsrs say
glye mo fair show It asked thsm to- and The
u,lghty John strods on breathing psofari1y and
wlfiiKs threats.
, 1877-06-06
Enfe md Stlro.

In. II. Il. eTBxENt.
In 1r71 your vxGEr1xx waa Recommended 10 no,
snh. ylcdlnG to The pcrsRa%jons Of fr!ent. con-
scntcd TO tFJ Il. At tho &lma | was suffering from
Ecnesht debility and nervous p.oat.alton, aupes-
induced by oSutmork and irregular hsblts. IT.
wonderful strengthening and curaf!re pE0pelttea
Asst aoss; snl under its persistent usu rapidly
recovered, calming moro shan psaa! health and
rood feeling. snre tacn hArc not hesttateh to
give VkoETisk MY mu.t unqualified lndorsemcns
"a hclng 4 aafs, sure, snd powerful azent In pro-
noting health md fsasaslag tho waatea syatsna "a
cine use. and ~ long A. live nssef expeet to
dad bsttes. re4ss truly, Y: II. CLARK,
11Q Monterey It. Allc2lnn{t Penn.
, 1877-06-06

,1,. .h,.r.. ~ e.. r.,,.u.o..,, r
1ho Anso"ce OF oos. Cn''om-nfn'n IN.
.p.c.ton..'Ltneo'n p"rk--The industrial
Speeta3 nspasea 10 ne T1Syns, :.
srn,roytxLp, nj, june 5,-Art,elcs of moor
poFatlon wore hed to-day By a. {. Clay and thirty
other leadang citizens of Knox coaaty for the
Knox County Agricultural School. This oraani.
.".t ~ 80 sns.su - as.o1 wv. ~ s,o VI
ons, ss 4aso 40 Ion ssmes nao1, "no % @ v
'noutd be guaran,eed b. the citizens Of that
county. THIS has been DONE az II sct forth In TIC
sr!,eles sIea. ..,,-
ton. ne win spend i day Or TWO 10 Chicago, and
will probably bs absent untt} the }nst Of ne1t week.
Lieut.. .t}ns. shutnAn. Acting Governor. arrived
here Tonight.
The Board Of TatlroAd and Warehouse Commits.
tlbttts to-daY elected hlatt II. Chamberlain. OF
ssehtaAtoWn; hessctasy. 'laer Also nade tao 5o!.
lowing appointments and promotions In tho (frafn-
1h4necflUN Department 1t Chtc6~0. n. II. RuIli.
6nt William 9trlltr. Grrord AssfatAnf In.
- - ~@e 0' Hessesf AA"'F
ets' ~
Ces&49eaSes Of Incorporation #tfe Issued to-day
0J TIC SECRETARY DI stato 70 The Attltht scale Com.
panYs capital $1u, uuu; the Gutfcf HophnE and
f.r,r -.
, 1877-06-06
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

LoUlsvitt1. KY.t 1aae b1-EHe laEsEuatoutl
Typographical uuioa met In sess4oo Tor The second
day &pts morning at o'clock. Tery little busl.
ness Of &upostanes vas transacted. Detroit Was
selected ~ ths place Tor holding ths ne7t annual
coaysption. A unifcrm constitution for the Union
was presented section by section. discuAscd, and
adopted. Tbs discussion on nnGeto0s resolutions,
tossthef with ths report OF tha President, oecu,
med the tins Of the Gonycnktoa.
, 1877-06-06

hnt doc thinks hd has Hct or says no faS nor. II
h not definitely known ~ to how Jao taurrs when
he says he has not made anything ont Of tho coun.
II. but II In hnrmihed By many. Joe has not fono
mach figuring with the county Of tate Ono reason
fos fhts IL TINT there has not been much 70 do; IN
other proaahle reason il, the King has hccono 40
ersaacd to such an alarming extent, that there IL
not money enough to hc got ont OF m ordinary
Wcll. te rcsur1, to 81 iii t prineiples. il ios wa.
eccn. yesterday morning carly. liz hsd jast IN.
nsa &c u; e Ss md lad e
:i.itet y; s,kea 10 ts&e shsf md mako himself
- Joe. began the representative, "did you sco
ut, ,as,nt1,,e w.,Ar Tex NELSON SAID ABOUT rou
:.Yes. issr that. 1,a, h.."
"Ten' tsXs Lon sre e s'ek ona: ho" % 4 shss
ssse. ;ics1. isa.', sae eouns;''
<,.s S% Ss,s,, ,s,. yos @ :'e worse so''st".sn than
.:whst ste yoa ttyins 70 ses At nowi" ,.x,.
do slth :1!i,s S!sm fna!: re;tolat," ;tel e..
..pid yo@ exer pay Iertoiat an. @one, in con-
nessS. Se,sr w'th b .my ~ fiStsat' IT, son'''c''f
conttsetot sna M ths e County 1
"No, cit, did not.
any contractof'" -.
II don't know that ever dtd."
mensy r 70 .st seesfe 5opf own eonsraet''"
,ueb pa sseF pay R0"a'ee anything for my
''fo, s,r.. 1'.e got nothing moro to nay. INN
aptnm6er; work ,iust .: theap as nyboJy. and
Do 1; ,ns ws sn bste a o:t Az
g.. sHaf's sia IT, y %:sf3 ssn
ssss a's L: ss: e t.
'.fou hare had ! good maay coniraets With The
cbnnty. joel"
county Ing. nsve lo.t money II; hsvo had tew
&C., ass sns ~
private b9s!nets.. That's honest.
,.,.,y; A''' not had much to do with th' county
:sEo. 1.tlll hare The contract for keeping tho
S \. TeGa fst fcGp nm md e
Safs!9?s t. sssa} a's; csa .ss
IT'D si II sss 1n. s 'ss"
'tpeE:% 'tpes::.- ,.... ..,......r,
..Wclf. know that II thcr were disposed to do
| It they could hold tue to II. II make contract
S w,. IL ay % n a1 hs % s H. ont ss s%
"Joe, yoa are slick one. Tom Nelson saya
zon nse. and guess that Is 10; You Jon't feel
II ha1snt W 4os @ an5 ttitis hi to ray; I'm all right"
"1soa % morning. ii Drop In1s N a$a,n when yoa hare
Tine" .a...,a.
There ..e ny ds;s!se'ssa.s q e,sekssss.. : st
eaiis Tor Witnesses. Ycsierday two Interesting
They were Fccnoy and 1urkhayts, who once werc
fayotltcs at she County Ring. Thero hung around
them IN ais Of iniersst as.a corruption. Il VA
n+HtfA ntA In. ttki. $r a.
, 1877-06-06
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

NV Yonk. June b.-The strike among ths Ia
pofess employed by the PennsylssaiA Railroad
Company has now bseoma Almost Esnetsl. This
morning between $50 and 500 Dsn from Gts1a 81
, 1877-06-06

LoulsylLLE, Ky, Fob 10, 1877.
lin. II. Il. STEVENS.
Dear Sir. Three years ago WAS suffering ter.
fEbly With Infarmstory lit1eumstiau. Our min.
ister's wife advlscd me- to tasu VEakr1Sk. Attef
tskiu4 one bottle, / whs entirely Tel!crcd. This
year, feeling return o! the disease. again COM
lnenctd taking II. anu nm tc!ng benefited greatly.
It also greatly improves NY digestion.
Respectfully, MIS-. 4. bALLAHD.
1ul1 West jcdcftop.t$,
, 1877-06-06
VEEETtNI,.
VEGEIINE,
VEGETtNE;
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE,

BFniNHfiKLp, D., Fob. HH, IH77,
This " TO certify that Aaye ukrd VxoErlxE,
manufactured by II. i. Stevens, boston. Hans.
for rheumatism and General pfortsalon Of the
Nervous Sysfcnl, with good sIccess. rccommenlt
|x0xriNt ~ an excellent medicine for such COM
' q. ". vANpE0R1FT.
Mr. yanleRsift, Of tho drm OF vandGgrift 4
Huffman, IL 4 we'll. known tuAsnrsa man In this
place, haring one Of tho largest stures la Spring.
heid o.
, 1877-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICES

Dr.. Van Dyko,s Sulphur Eoap.-1e REMOVES
par! Of the 1'odyi cures !Chappsd iIands, channG.
Shn, DAndsui1. relieves itching. burning. and
sting,ng Of the akin. relieves tho itching and irft.
reeniy ndapssd to she h, Nnrsesy md iatb. room.
In battling children It has no superior, and you can
take Sulphur l'ath at pleasure.
Ladies' who use 1t In tAc!r Toilet would never do
wthunt It.. It Ia free from nil offensive hnd disa-
Sseeablo odor. All druggtats sell H.
, 1877-06-06

Giles Ltnlsnent 1oslfde Of Ammonia IA the most
effective agent for tho removal Of tnmors. and es-
Ions tumots Of the glands OF the neck which hare
hitherto proven 10 bs lncurahlc. For sale BY all
dfurCiatS.
, 1877-06-06
APOSTOLIC RENEDlcIlQM,

APOSTOLIC BENEDICTI0N,
QrxnRe, June 5.-The following dispatch has
been received by cabla from Homo by tho Arch
bishop Of Quebec:
''The Sovereign FonlId rcturns thanks and
grants with deep affections tho apostolic beucdlc-
ton 10 You and @!l tho faithful Of Canada"
, 1877-06-06

Town Tnlk-"Tho ptoneer'f plug tnbacco.
Each plug has wood AF., 1t II IL now the favor.
lie. Everybody likes It.
, 1877-06-06

Isolanh'a Aromatic Hitter Wine nf Iron IL a
andl1npaifcd digestion. Depot, - Clark street
, 1877-06-06

100 pieces COLD GRO4 GRAIN
SILKS at rs CENTS YARD; cam
not be oquulod for 40 por oent
An important line Of Cold aros
Grains at 81 yard. =.
Heavy Cold Gros Grain Silks at
Wo have several grades intermedi-
ate, but dcstro to call special at
tontfon to limo Of extra rich and
heavy Lyons Gros Grains. just
imported, Ia choice aasortment
Of shades, mover offered, In this
quality and width, for less than
So. so per yard, that wo shall sell
for SLOT; width, 40 inches.
Lyons Rich Drocado silks, for
Ovordrossos, otc.; Black and Dark
colors, only a1.75 yard; formerly
Fancy Silks, apocial bargains, at
o5,. 76, and e5 ots yard.
Black Silks. alt silk, at rs cts yard +;
aspocia1 bargain.
Grains at 81; worth much moro
money.
rs pfocos Lyons Black 9ros Grains,
better Qualittos, ut $l.2o, S1.3o,
$1.36. aud $1.40.
We offor at El.5O per yard, o rlci1,
bright, heavy, Black Lyons Grog
Grain, full satin finish, quality
worth SO yard.
A full line Of Black Cloaking silks,
from $l.6o yard up.
Tho lots above quoted nro all
specially under present value. Wo
merely invite tho inspection Of tho
nut,l3c
, 1877-06-06
r READ THIS.

Tho following unprecedented
bargains III Silks. thnt we now
offer for sale arc designed to provo
to the public that in Silks, rs we'll
as other classes of Dry Goods,
1T PAYS TO TRADE ON The WEST SIDE.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-08
ANNUAL MEETING

EORQSpECT HILL CoNS0LlDATED Sill
L NEA MINING COMPANY Eureha
Mining District, Eureka county, Neyaoaf;
The annual meeting OF the stocs holders "
the above named company, for the election
Of Directors to serve Tor the ensuing yeui,
as mag cone 5efore the meeting. viii be held
at the Office of tho company, 4l3 JaliIQIh,e
street, Room No. 5. San Francisco, ,Caihoi-
mia, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February
1911, at 3 o'clock r. M.
Ja3itd a.. NOEL, Seeretary'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-08
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERRT0FORE
i existing between HENRY SCHAEFEk
and CHARLES FO0LEY, in the Lafayette
Restaurant, was this day dissolved by mutual
hereafter bs conducted by Henry scbaefer,
to whom all parties indebted will make pay
mont, ard by whom al. the Indebtedness OF
the late firm will be paid.
HENRY SCHAEFER,
CHARLES F00LEY.
Eureka, January Is. 1877. film
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY 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. d. 1877, and to me directed and
delivered, for q Judgment rendered in said
Court, by Hon, I. W. Cole, on the 18th day of
Wethered, plaintiff, and against j. W. Ely
son, N. Bertrand and w. ii. Marian, defend
ants. for six hundred and twenty-one and
sixty one-hundredths tS62l 60) dollars,in e. S.
gold coin, with interest in like gold coin at
the rate OF ten per cent; per annum, together
with damages. and one hundred and one and
eighty-ive ono-hundre6ths (Sl0l So dollars,
in u. 5. gold coin, costs of suit, | have on
this, the sixteenth day of January, A. ID.
1877, at one o'clock P. M, levied on the follow
ing described property, to wit:
III the right, title. interest and claim of
the said defendants, J. w. Ellyson, N. Ber-
trand and W. H.. Marian, in and to that GER
tain piece or parcel of mining ground known
as the Tip-Top claim, and described on page
290 in book ID Of the mining records Of Eu-
reka Mining District, as follows: Five
claims Of two hundred (2OO) 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 5000 feet
e~asterly from the MARY Ann mine. and
also about a half mile northerly from the
"El Dorado" ledge; also. all the right. title,
interest and claim Of the said defendants, j.
w. Ellyson, N.Bcrtrand and w. ii. Marriam,
in and to that certain piece or parcel of min
ing ground known as the Commit claim
end described On page 3l9 in book ID of
the mining records Of Eureka Mining Dis
trict, as follows: One thousand 1000 feet ON
this ledge 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 milne is about two hundred
600 yards in a southerly direction from the
" Tip Top" mine on said mountain. Notice
Is hereby given, that or
Thursday. the Sth Day Of February,
A. d. 1877, between the hours Of 8 o'clock A.
NJ. and 5 o'clock P. NJ, siz: at l o'clock P. NJ. |
will sell all the right, title, claim and interest
of the said defendants, J. W. Ellyson, n. Der.
trand and W. II. Marian, of, in and to the
above described property, at 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, New, January
10th, 1877.
JAMES SIAS, Sheriff.
By J. B. NELSON, Deputy.
jail