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THE EUREKA SPECIFIC.

The success Of this rrnedy has been ,con-
derTu. ~ has saced the hogs from the
cholera tcbereuer used.
Mr.. q. ~. Har,iestv, Of Canton, H., had
% lot Of sick hoDs. He bought some of tie
EUREkd SPbCfEIC, aud, FOLL,'wfNG
DIhECrIOhS CARbfULLf, SAVED
EVERY HOG. lie mighty connDends 81,
md says: al hare no interest in the matter
perso,sat TO nyseif, but harity tested the
remedy, and IL tested or others, 4
hNvW ar TO BE A GUOD THING.
ANON IT WILL Pm Event DIskASE
md CURE the HOG CHOLERt.
a. far as ana able to teif, the Sfecidc e.
unlike any other preparations for che DIS
ease Of sucjae. DR. Dunlap Is a. scientific
man, as the -Pecifc goes To prove.
80 GdCise farmers to Keep "a
supply Of the remedy on hand at
all times"
do not tet pour hogs suffer any longer,
bat ssHd for usts SU COHE. The prict
r,r st'sOi, package, ~; per do<., $40. Send
money oraer ar bunk druft. Sent or
t>~ess 00gschere. Sddress --.,
TAE EURbkd SPECIFIC co.
FULLER = FULLER Ch.c.se.s WHOLESALE
a. A NUSsBuT CO.. AgentA
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HOG CHOLERA
IL u estimated that the farmers of This
country hare lost
-FOUR million HOGS

by this terrible disease. Many patent nos
trims hare b"en is,posed upon the public
under the ppefension that they tcoaid cure
the disease, bat in almost all cases then haze
pr0Ued futures THe disease seemed 0bso-
f"fetD tncmrabte until Dr. Albert Dnniap,
an accomplished phUsici0n, undertook "a
thorough examination Ofthe disease. After
much sfudy and ma my experiments, he an
no"aced has aO,r celebrated remedy,
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The AniidOte 10 Alcohol Found ut Last.
The FATHER MATHEW REMED
nAME pipOE idein uabiio. hAUNi and
UHUL n!nUN, HOW TO SHOOT THEM

BY THOMAS ALEXANDER. author Fish and Fish
ing" &C. New shooting costume; a new method OF
learning how 10 shoot ION the wing. with improved
Sight for the purpose; upland shooting; wild fowl
shooting; new decOys, 10 swim, fly and dive;
boats stands new Portable Blnd training the dog;
the Rife and its use. with new SIGHTS. &c over 80
Illustrations. The best book on the subject. Price
post paid, only 20 cents. Sold by ali Newsdeaers.
or address Donnelley. Gassette ~ Lloyd, The
Lakeside Llbrary, Chicago. Catalogue free.
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YAaA PAY-With Stencil Outfits. What costs I
WuHS eta scs rapidly for 80 eta Catalogue free
DHO s. N. SPENCER, liz Wash'n St., Boston, Mass
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CHEW JacSson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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ITCH, ISGnowTSG NAILS, NFrrIr RASH MOSQUITO AND
FLEA BITES, SPIDER srfSGs
And all cutancous diseases and eruptons generally.
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PRICE Is CENTS a BOX. DY NAIL IS CENTS
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.nr. RlcoRD,S ESSENCE OF LIFI

Restores manhood and the yIgor Of youth % The
mort lhaltcffd constitution In four weeks, FAIL
uRE IMPUSSiBLE This llfe-realoIing remedy
should DO taken by all about 10 marry. OF who
have become weakened from e1eoss or any other
e,uSe. Htooas In every eafe Il - certain - that
water quenchNs thirst. IS pr eaee sent auyWhtfe.
Sole Agent, Or. JOSEPH JACQUES. ! unlTetlty
Plaee, New York. Druggists Snqplled. iS
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philanthropy Defined.

does eny OF de gem,,lem understan'
what ierlantropy means r naked Brother
dardner as ne rose and folded his arma
across his noble breast Il was long
tune before tsnix smead lifted his body
and replied. spect dat ierlantherpist
am pnseon Dat ieels a heap sorry ior De
poor, an Is alters wantin' 70 better the
condition o. ms naybnrs'" You y mo
dan sxlh'hlths kerect" continued the
president De ie5lsntherplst AZ down
belo rousln GOOD hre on q COLI DAY an
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The Wool Market.
N. Y. BalletIn Of Saturday.

n. Y. Bulletin Of saturday.
Manufacturers have as yet received but
few spring orders OF an encouraging
character, and as many find themselves
with considerable quantity Of heavy
woolens left on their hands to carry over
they naturally continue cautious about
handling supplies with freedom. Demand
for wool, therefore, with the exception oil
an occasional slight squirt, deyelopes no
animation. and the general condition o.
the market il without features calculated
to inspire much hope among holders oil
the remaining stocks. The most favor
ably situated grades appear TO be low
lleeces and good selections Of pulled wools
though In view OF the relative cheapness
Of tiHe stock there is occasional indica'
lions Of interest among those buyers who
may possibly have use for II later in the
season. The probable amount and cosl
Of the next clip commence to come under
discussion, but only in cnraory manner
IA yet, and with no direct expression Of
opinion, except that the folly Of las
spring In running up prices Ia not likely
from the present outlook, to be repeated
Az rule present holders Of accumula-
lations refrain from urging business tc
any great extent, but are generally found
willing TO negotiate upon any reasonable
profIer based upon the current condition
Of the market. Al the close to-day tht
feeling seemed 10 be tribe more cheer
full, Us few manufacturers and one OF
two out-of.town dealers have been on III,
market looking round.
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Wherein People Could live Bet
fer and vel EcOnOmlcnllI.

Beans, properly cooked-and much Is
contained in those two words-form Q
most heaithiul and nutirous diet. And
yet not one farmer in fifty plants beans,
or even buys them Tor his table. They
form first.fate material for square meal
for square half days work.
Potatoes ought to 60 on every farmers
table, we'll cooked and smoking hot, baked,
boiled or mashed, threetimes a day-and
yet, not one farmer in ten lays up sup
ply TO last him over winler.
Onions are .healthful and nutritious,
raw or cooked, and are highlyrelished by
most persons, yet but few farmers raise
them aud store them away for winter.
Parsnips, carrots, turnips, etc are raised
by few farmers only, yet they help bet
of table very much, aud for soups are
almost indispensable.
How few farmers lay 10 q supply oil
winter cabbage. Although Il 10 not very
nutritious, yet Il Ia highly relished by most
people, and q dinner Of corned beef aud
cabbage, we'll cooked, with other ct ceteras,
will keep one from starving.
Farmers must look ahead and provide
we'll for their families, Really-and w
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a ONO RAILROAD co

&Gl
On and after Nov. IS, 1877, Passenger Trains VII
leave a Acknowledging Time:
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GROCERIES.

NEW YORK.
Ten Boxes eo.AsA cAst's ar', qenlIt, II, in
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mean lust what We say-one Of the chef
reasons that so many boys, and girls too,
leave the farm u, they can find 10 much
greater variety offood intoWns and cities
than they get at home. They are growing;
their systems demand much food, and good
food. They are always hungry as
wolves. They have actiye, vigorous bodies
and brains 70 support. II the old folks
will recollect what appehties they had
when young, and how rapidly they could
make good yictuals disappear, they can
appreciate the condition d their children.
And so we say, by all means provide in
summer for the wants Of winter.
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rrrLriorscEE GIyes I've al al I !SC d IS5sI
ppIi;i. IN ntE, OniAiGAOI@ ~ ~ Idioo",.
. ~ si,c. Il dos not admit ~ I1 nh.
e %i INIT. T'6 4 Sn l,I for GI GGs
e ,S,isasc cOmIaii'0n Win any ''"''
A..tils ..,,,aKNcER 10 taSte'ully
ia.Ir'ruIy ,dtei, ewing a.. o Ine ~ S,,I
- CIV, iSI Nth stories, choice Il , sll1he,
~ ,i,,r. tir, and IS adapted tfptS ts
~ ,1a Sbo rinnOt afford q take June ~
I[ S'.I "a, /, /, published S3,,i t6S =,
JHa Y. T,isiI, and gives lAIEs "a, SinS Wn.L ~
~, root, Of the WEhkLf, ! iSnSLr,
IS Yard With great care ana aeeS " *
90 r. y III dozen tImes the price oil inc
r .,.,l either edition Of the laIKLL-
80 .,,i M % application.
~ !. n TctotanuhiC1IionS 70 ,,,,t
p!ra 81 FREW a CAMPBELL.
Wheeling, W. va.
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saturdays steamers TO Europe,

Saturdays steamers 10 Europe.
New YORK, March 0.-The shipments
by the outgoing steamers to-day were Of
the usual diversified character, but the
quantities Of staple commodities, such as
bacon, cheese, beef, butter, -four and the
like, are somewhat smaller than usual
The grain shipments, however, are large
aggregating nearly 100000 bushels, and
there ia also consignment Of seventeen
bales Of domestic dry goods by the Ma
tional steamer. American oysters con-
tinue in favor at the other side, and an.
other 10. OF one thousand barrels full goes
out by. the White Star vessel. The prin-
cipal items composing the various cargoes
were "a follows:
City Of Richmond, Tnman Line: -.
$50 bush wheat, 8, $50 bush peas, 500 bales
cotton, $500 bxs cheese, 1000 bxs bacon
500 ties lard, 1858 lea beef, II tcs and l5C
bbls pork, GOO pkgs butter, ! 900 bbls oys
ters, $50 bbis apples, so bbls flour, 45C
bales hops, 1000 bags oat meal, 400 bags
clover seed, 20 tons fresh meat
Helyetia, National Line: $4,000 bush
grain, 1900 bxs bacon, 2l5 les and 100
6bls provisions, As tcs lard, ll5 key,
Tongues, 10 hhds tobacco, $50 bbls zinc
25 cases manufactured tobacco, II bale'
dry goods, 1900 bales cotton, $50 bxi
cheese, $50 pigs butter, 80 tons fresl
meat.
California, Anchor Line 1852 bush
corn, 1000 bush wheat, $500 bxs bacon
300 les lard, 255 ties pork, so hhds tallow
40 pkgs butter, 400 bbls beef, 200 bbl'
tailow, 1900 qrs fresh meat.
Mosel, North German Lloyd Line: 10,
900 bush white corn, 500 bxs bacon, 60(
tea lard, l25 racks do, 70 bbls pork, 90
hhds and 1859 bales tobacco, 10 casel
cigars, $50 bags oil clover seed, % tom
manure salt, 20 mowers, 1900 aides
leather, 1875 tubs butter, 1875 boxes starch
500 bales cotton, rs tons Of sundries.
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Symptoms of Q Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edgeofthc ribs, increasesonpres-
Aure; sometimes the pain isinthe left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under Tic shoulder-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc co5tivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; tic head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Ihcreisgencra;ly considerable loss
ofnemory, accompanied withapain-
ful sensation Of having left undone
somethingwhich ought to havcbeen
done. Aslight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwearincss and debility;
he Is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
SPLITS arc low; and although he is
satisfied that excrciscwould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distr,ists every REM
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcuEANp FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. No better
rathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
Tor all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgativc, they are un-
equalcd.
nrw.np ar .n,r.rrors,
The genuine DIR. c. MeLANE's
LIVER PlLLsarc never sugar coated.
Every box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with tho impression DR..
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
PlL1s bear the signatures of G.
MGLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
"a Insist on your druggist or
storekeepei giving you the genuine
DIR. C. Mc.4ANE's Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing 70 give pR. C. MeLAsEs
LiVER PILLS trial, we viii maEl post paid % any
pan Of the uhitsd States, one boz Of Pills ief
"'A'''A'' FLEMING nRos. PiasutrA. "a.
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aAae Hampton nuL the Ney.o

~ Hampton and the Negroes,
| az q Y, Recent Review oil south
80 u'OEol NIltl
~ - ! doL Hampton: soldiers Of the
~ nfslaent Of National Guardp, Citi-
NJ, SIl''! oil South CarolinG / am
" ~ % Congratulate the regiment upon
|iS,S. asiltabIe appearance and per.
|s;,.SSs' Gaich they have made and ex.
M IS,Giy. am glad 10 see that you
~ va able to turn out in such force
e'tiu'e hardly year ago this
Ia, III " on the verge Of dlsOrgani-
IN ,. ~ = \, was almost broken up. |
n ISSSS'ICha'leston here nearly a year
|G,,f,S. lae eolOrNI troops Of Sonth
ID, s,aouId stand preCi,ely on The
IN ISI9S that the white volunteers
|ls,.is @a you that you should be re-.
|s5,,u citizens Of this State, and that.
ID S ~ ne lay / should zee that eyl
l.. s,J. .tse and right guaranteed 10
ssS,S,I,.as law should be strictly and
IN, aoa'Iy enforced. Now when
sn,i'' year and Il half has passed
ID ,o~ ~. ! have been placed in Office. /
N nj " S,iOFe you and AK YOU Il /
ssJI'S'E my pledge. [rumultuou,
s,sjfa,, r. and chetrs,l i then
I .Fl That my action heretofore
thSs i GUARANTEE Of what | propose Ia
b sts " ". propose 10 walk in the
sI.. aA' have pursued thus iaI
9an H''e OF my Administration
/, ,I %GOv. Hampton rode in from
l,S,i'U.lSa qn and acknowledged III.
S,Is' S S.. a'n By The troops BY uncoy,
Sl.S.a'aa simultaneous and uni-
sdlS5..' I, vent M from the assembled
{, g.. 'Ge !, tenor Of which was, %HSE,
XIV, Hampton, the Governor or" d
nj S..,IPe people The Governor an n
M p \. moved by this evidence y
SsSliSssSats 'tIeen, and acknowledged
slor5p s ~, briefly BY saying thss. h
f,vs y citizens Of the State Womb
p,S,.S ' We, him their support, b
tss. ,S ,IiIl more than he Ind al
ds,.S.,.a ~ ; Be wa, and Intended 10 b Il
@EaS Of 'a' whole people Of soatl
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Ionorary Commissioner

M uy pErAETURE EOR rARlA
I,rs,r s1IpG O'sr the 'ei
y T,lI,f L srlud f1rpi ,.,..
s,ij,i,f i, 10 lid iAleSell'
s.S,tS moo Sni, 0 Lrsafe
T,TbpiiaO, giilei ,narr;
M he NIbtllS have 4 cafe
Min IN uiiuris people over THERE
VA, IA prtits ielnne-sfhel'e-
r..lFs Itultre but bid, you vet
" h,.l,t he b1uItVlrds all day;
I,,,lar,lit, deo,lltle. 49,.
I,IsIly bop. and b"G that you
W.! Is - Id Gl.-sIy, vouleI-Tous'
az Tia titn; u 10, Adlen'
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s. S,VIt as TO Its iianage-
WI s%a9"inOlher Trunk Line
IN, New Workers. Think
iSOui pittsburgh:
| 'Ip,.tsA 10 the p.t'S'tsh Telegraph.
4, YoRK, Msrch ST. find a rumor
X s,f,nI IN this city, that the mana
saJ d. Pennsylvania Railroad are
sf', Ii,,nuon, efforts to free them.
| - Ian the lease Of the Cleveland 4
| 5sis,,S RliIroad. Some Of the stock
|tgyl the latter Company are ex-,
bitter in their denunciations oil
| \ PtiSyIvluii men. ga.
4 Ma, that they got possession OF this
| ri I!,s il stock was very high; its
s1,r l.,Se; its trade most excellent,
/ IrtIl,,ly The freight traffic, which
| r,ttI d Carrying coal to Cleveland
Il ringing iron ore back to various
| sis,Iso,lhe road, and that in the few
| ,st,,isE years they have succeeded by
\ 1tasiS management in transform
n i from the besl piece Of railroad
iygtr 10 the country prOpOrtionately y,
~. 49, !. lo.ms, ,.,r =. rsSs ma certain
Y" ANY,, ~ 'U,n on II { hand. Nav he
-@' I,l,. S'H'''"'' y" V
y. u ',.,. H., nj, ,o,pl, Ia. been
x, LAW, e., Nv tho hmiI,I;nv If the
|y.' y .'.'' s a.S nv and p;,tsbnr,h
|is.i'I ri, ,boS "I,;m VA nrac,;.
II, .,,.j bv ps9o.,Ivania Officers.
A.. Sn,;.s,, r,, rrn",mrsIly and
-. -, Jv' io.,sroJ and stimulated bv
n y. =; H., 49, q, ,sn " oi ,rsfFic which
:,;s y. !. , 'JS +" ,bs r e. p RR
~ X, ,Ss.S MON 10 ' I'M. a s,criticei
,,,., n' Il nv" ,Ssir D .bn,"%oIdsrs in or-
| l,S,,,Is, m i ;nJ;yiinsIIv re,n a
| 81, S,,,s,, M, NJ ,Lsir avn roiIrnad.
Iii ,', ,Ssy Vc cI, IN that that ,bs g. & p r
tr..,;, w. ! =! S,... ,' J""rac;s,sd hv Inc
|- r S,,,S ~ ,,hi,r,,v pDJ ,'n;%.t man.
III, 'I If Il. ps",;lv"n;" Roilrns,l
I'm Ii,. !. VII Which ' ,bsy sav has been 20
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dE,EL4SD ~ PITTSBURGH
ROAD.

:, ,,..EhOIders Enter Bitter
y s.rSIsInts aS 10 Its Manage-
S.aI-inOlher Trunk Line
~, New Workers. Think
lAOui pittsburgh:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-18
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

TItO IL PHENIX MILL SITE-No. ~.
Il s. Land Once, Eureka. Nevada, Msy 2oua
lAIs.-Notice Is hereby given, that the Phena
Silver Mining Company. whose postofhce a.
dress In San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;, has thls az
filed its application for q patent for hve acre
OF surface ground. for a mill-site, situate, yiS
and being in the Eureka Mining District, couhv
of Eureka, and State Of Nevada, and Know
and designated by The heid notes and om =.
plat on file In this Office as lot No. l43. IA
exterior boundaries of said lot i42 being - i'
lows, to-wit: Variation, IGN deg. east. ~
mencing at q post marked No. ], U. :. sufe.
No. l43, the same being post No. !. U. y. snlsv
No. l16, Adams and Farren and Deep 10y,
bears N. SO deg. IS min. E., 1926 feet: hay
Hill No. l bears N. 90 deg. II min. W., ~ ~
the Lawton shaft OF the Eureka Consoilaass
Aiming Company bears N. 80 deg. " MIN.
sl4 $40 feet; and the Phenix shaft peais 1.
deg. e., 2S2 feet; thence, running Let conls.r "a
90 deg. Al min. e., $40 $40 feet. to post mas nrs
No. 2, U. y. survey No. l43; thence, "a Gus
=. 2iA deg. W., $50 feet. to post marsea ". ~
u. >. survey No. if3. This post STANDS = MI
northern boundary OF II. s.. survey No. W, q. ~
son lode. Thence. Sd course s., sdA aes. M n
Oh feet, to post marked No. 4, U. ). sursey =
lt3. the same being post No. A of SAID y al
No. 81; thence, 4th course s., 81 deg m"tlIs
rect, TO post marked No. 3. U. y. survey y. ~.
and thence. 9th course N, SO deg. 70 NH lain.
3s2 9-l0 feet, 10 post No. l, the place OF pse-da
ming, containing five acres. the loeasavdery
this mili-site Is duly recorded in the hecoa.s ga
Office Of Eureka Mining District, on pay fs
IN Book II, Of the Mining Records OF sa aersely
trict- Any and all persons claiming adsei "a
any portion OF said Pheuix Mill-site. o p
ground as hereinbefore described, are rsp ~ ne
70 ME their adverse claim withe keRis.''.n an the
United States Land Once at Eurehs, a.ariod
State OF Nevada, during the sixty days barred
OF publication hereof, or they Will ~
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute
my21-60d ID. b. IMMEL. kee,ss..
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

In II DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L. Judicial District, in and for Eureka county,
State Of Nevada. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting to l.. Terry aud o. Il. Terry, his wife.
You are hereby required to appear In an ac-
ton commenced against you as defendants by
John Abrams and j. l.. Carroll, co-partners as
Abrams x Carroll, as plaintiffs, in the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District, in and for
the county of Eureka, State of Nevada, at the
town of Eureka, and answer the complaint
therein, which is ON file with the clerk Of said
court, within ten days after the service on you
Of this ummo exclusive of the day Of ser
yiceD, IL served IN said county or twenty days
if served cut Of said county, but within this
District, and in all other cases forty days, or
judgment by default viii be taken against you,
according to the prayer Of said complaint. The
said action is brought to recover Judgment
against you the said Defendants, TO yacate and
annul a certain deed of conveyance, executed
and delivered by defendant l.. Terry to d defend
ant Q. K. Terry. his wife. beari..g date of Sep
TENDER 25th, 1871, upon the ground that said
conveyance was executed without any eonsid-
Grafton, and was made for the purpose of en-
abling J.. Terry to hinder, delay and defrsud
his creditors, and particularly the plaintiffs to
this action. The following is a description of
the property embraced in said conveyance AMI
sought to be recovered, to-wit Lot No. 3,
block III" as laid down on the map of The
town Of Elko, Elko county, Nevada. And you
are hereby notified, that If you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint as above re-
quired the said plaintiffs will take default
against you and apply to the Court for the re-
lief in the complaint demanded.
- In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I, +. e..
(srAI.\ Harmon. have hereunto set my
- hand and affixed the seal Of said
OOO Court this 18th day of July, A. d.
1878.
f. II. HARMON,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
BY L. MoLISELLJ.
GEO: ". BAKER, Deputy Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. law-30d
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

ITO THE EUREKA GIANT MINE.-No. 4l9.
i U. s. Land oniee, Eureka, New. July 8,
lS7S.-Notieei is hereby given that ". W. Mccoy,
whose postoflice address is Eureka. Nevada, has
this day filed his application for Il pnteLtf for one
thousand 1000 linear feet of tine Eureka
Giant Mine or vein bearing silver with surface
ground, two hundred t2OOl feet in width. sit
uate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dis
trict, county of Eureka, and State of Nevada,
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat on file in this office. as Lot
Number one hundred and f~oity-six (l4GI. The
exterior boundaries of said lot No. ii6, being
as follows, to wit Variation 1915 deg. east.
Commencing at a post marked No. 1, T.. 5.
Survey LAG. whence the flagstaff In the town of
Eureka besrs n. s deg. 5 min. E., 7,0l0 feet.
Ruby Hin No. 1 bears N. "a deg. 81 min. w.
S,406 feet. Post No. 2 of U. s. Survey No. IS.
Stella Lode bears S. 10 deg. 81 min. T.. 29f feet,
and the Eureka Giant shaft bears n. AZ deg. ~
min. W, AL feet. Thence running LIST course
s. G9A deg. W., 200 feet to post marked No. ?,
u. S. Survey No. l46; thence III course n. 20s4
deg. W, 1000 feet to post marked No. 3. q. s.
Survey, No. l4G; thence Sd course N. G9A deg.
f., 200 feet TO post marked Nc. 4, u. s. Survey
No. li6, and thence 4th course ). 20 = deg. E..
1000 feet to post No. /, the place Of beginning,
containing 1 $500 acres. This claim Is bound.
ed ON the southeast by the Stella and Fannie
u mines. The location of this mine IL Only
recorded in the Recorders office Of Eureks
Mining District. on page l04. in book A, Of
the Mining Records Of said District. ANY
and all persons claiming adversely any portion
OF said Eureka Giant mine or said ground ~ here
inbefore described. are required 10 file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Ofice at Eureka, in the State OF
Nevada, during tie sixty days period of rubii-
cation hereof, or they Will be barred by virtue
of the provisions Of the statute.
jylo-eod ID. b. IMAEL. Register.