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LOUISVILLE & GT SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.

TRAIN No. connects at Lebanon June,
with Rockville Branch; at Cave City to and
fran Mammoth Cave; at Glasgow juno. to
and from snd at Decatur
with Memphis. and Charleston Railroad at
Calera with S., X. 81 D. X. h. :; Mt Guthrie
with St. Louis and Southeastern Railway: at
Mckenzie with Nashville and Northwestern
Railway; at Montgomery with Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad, for Pensacola. Mobile
and New Orleans, 80
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad: at De-
catur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad;
at Birmingham with Alabams and Chatta-
nooga Railroad; at Calera With Selma, Rome
Western Railroad (of Alabama. Montgomery
and Eufala Railroad. and Mobile and Msnt-
gomery Railroad; at Guthrie with st. Louis
and Southeastern Railway; at Milan with
jackson Route and Mobile and Ohio Railroad;
at Memphis with Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad for Little Rock and all points in
Texas and arkansas.
Calera with Selma. Rome and Dalton Railroad
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail
road for tho West. No, from Memphis CON-
also from points South for louisville; at
Guthrie With st L & 5 R'y; Lebanon juno.
with Knoxville and Richmond Branches: at
Cincinnati June with L e l. X for TIE
North and East; at Louisville with the Y 5.
Mail Boats for CineiHra att. and with o NJ Ky
and ] NJ & r for the North. East and West.
TRAIN No. runs daily from Montgomery
and daily except Sunday from Memphis, hay.
ing direct connection from Little Rock. andan
points In Texas to Louisville; eonpects at De-
catur with Memphis & Charleston r r. =.
Guthrie with 81 L ]. X X for the North and
East, at Louisville with o 4 NJ and J NJ i II
for the North. East and West.
TRAIN No from Memphis connects 81 Me-
Kenzie with n C & 81 / R'y for the Southeast,
From Bowling Green It will DO run as accom-
mediation 10 Louisville, making same eOnnee'
tiohs az No. 4.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
Run both ways, WITHOUT CHANGE, FROM
NEW ORLEANS to LOUISVILLE
via Milan, GU No. and No3,
LITTLE ROCK TO LOUISVILLE
via Memphis. on No. and Nos
MEMPHIS TO NASHVILLE
via Mckenzie. on No, G and No. S.
For 10 formation about Tickets aud kmigraat
tatcs, address
C.P. ATMoRE, 6sn'l Pass. \ Tick. Ag't
Louisville. Ky.
w, LOVING. Agent, Milan.
EpW, COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ISTATI'E!

s. Browning vs.. z. G. Batter
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERLOCU-
A tory decree rendered al the December Term,
1871, of the Chanoery Court AT humboldt.
Tenn, by motion against Bryant, jackson 4
CO., and VI + Baird, their security for the SUN
of sos, U.s. besides cost, in favor Of WiiIiams,
c. 4 NJ, | will, on
Saturday. March 80, IS7s.
in The town of Milan. sell to the highest bidder
for cash the following described tract of land,
lying the first civil district Of Gibson county,
aud bannded ~ follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of an occupant in the name
of teumaA Walker, running north l22 poles to
alkeT's northwest corner. I hen west 10 poles,
then south lz6l4 poles to the south boundary
line, then east with the same 1919 poles, then
north ~ poles, then east to the beginning
continuing about lUO acres, III re ar iess sold
TO satisfy said cecrce against bryant. jackson
* Co. and N J. Baird for said sum of S1u9.uS
and interest aud cost being for the purchase
money of said land Equity OF redemption
barred. Sale in lawfal hours:
I. ]. WILLIAMS. c. an.
$ T RanAiu. Sol. fch2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-10

unoag Dooea Aoss - 1heReeUef.
TIE repeal Of The National Bankrupt Law
having taken effect, the State laws on the
uneu1ion Of insolvency now comes into
everstion. In New York. the Legislature,
n IL last session, anticipating the repeal
of ths national law, enacted thirteen amend
usnts 70 tho then existing law. The main
pvsvisiOns Of the law ~ amended require
shat 81 unpreferential and impartial sur
sss1se Of property through . conveyance
frsB debtor 70 assignee" accepted by the
lsttsr. who joins In II, and acknowledged
sftse The manner Of deeds, shall be made
sAl bs recorded, not with Register, but
u ths County Clerks Office. The debtor
hiss his sworn inventory and schedules
viii the Clark Of the County Court within
twenty days after the recording Of the con-
vsyanee; or. In case OF tho debtors de-
ssalt, The filing h made BY the assignee
within Ven days aft~r the default. The
lag yrovides for . due bond from the
assignss. The proper citations TO creditors,
Z publie hearing 20 any one interested, 10
be accompanied with full examination Of
debtor OF books or other witnesses, . per.
nissisn Tor compromises aud for trials by
lasy Of disputed facts, aud finally for the
dis1ribution Of dividends aud the release
II the debtor, upon proofs Of compro-
niss between the sssignor and his creditors.
In llhsde Island. Vermont. Connecticut.
New Jersey, Michigan. Wisconsin. Nevada,
California and North Carolina. the claims
Il creditors ere discharged upon the
dektsr mAkiBg an Assignment Of ell his
peoperty, In Indiana. Kansas. Oregon.
haFylaad. Mississippi and Missouri the
asbspr can assign his property, bnt cannot
b. 1isehargrd unless every one of his cred-
itsss coassut. In Pennsylvania. Dclaw
Okis. nlin0is. Keatucky, Minnesota, L.
xehsaska. Colorado. Virginia and Gcorg
: hebess nay make an assignment, but he
eaaest est : discharge except upon pay
meat = his debts In full.
b Maine. New Hampshire and South
Cardiac The Law permits an assignment.
bst TIE debtor IL discharged only from
sA0ss debts the holders of which sign tho
Assd q sssignmcnt. In Louisiana the Law
ali~ws discharge II the consent OF . ma
j6rity II the creditors In number and
smsauf \ Obtained. In Massachusetts.
Tesasssss. AFkansas. Colorado, West vir-
Gie6a. E1MiAn. AlsbansA and Texas debtor
sAnnst even nsahssn sssignment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-10

80 ELLIS r. LEWIS AND herbert DAVIS,
u You ~ hereby notifed that have Per.
essmed labor m the YOUNG OPHIR MINE.
eeenoeeo On - west stde Of Mineral Hill. In
n1eu&a Mtnkng District. Eureka county. Ne.
veeA elnap to71 ~ 10 this date, 10 the legal
e1ouat - - aaaessment work on said mine,
4!1eR11nG - ~ law u Congress of the United
ee1eess eQpf0ved Nag TO- le51. and the several
Axn ansadatory thereof and supplemental
1eseoos - thst unlesa you, and each Of you.
~ ypes peoportion of said amount within
a1nety days, your interest in said milne Will he-
so9ne ~ pfopsSty. JOHN n. ROBERTS.
uoseoAs kureka county. New, August -. lS5o.
auK7l- 1aWam
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nseles - Assessment.

yDuExTx SILVER MIsING COMPANY.
- RrnncIace, California. Location Of works.
Rursta Mining District. Nevads. Notice 10
heret1 given that 1t Meeting II the Board Of
Dtre<3ogs. held on the Goth day of August, lS7e,
= aGaaausnent, No. 10, Of Fifty Cents per share
wae lsvfsd upon the capital stock Of the cor
peenai0n payable immediately In United States
nsIa coin. 10 ths Secretary, at the Office of tho
Csnpany. No. 3Oa Califyrnia Street. San Fran
e1pco California. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 30th
Aoy u September. iS7s. will be delinquent.
sad savertised for sale 1t public auction. and
unIsss prompt payment IL made before, will be
esla - wednesday the I'D day Of October, ls7s,
- Dav the delinquent assessment. together
W1fk costs OF advcrtising and expenses Of sale.
~ eeder Of the Directors.
JAMES DOLE. Secretary.
00ce: No. 30S California Street, San Fran
eoseQ. CaltfofDts. aug2S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-10

TyS0 n. v0nDER0. HIS HEIRS OR ASSIGNS
II You are hereby notified that have per-
termed labor on the Montezuma mine, situated
IN ths Eureka Mining District. Nevada. since
the enactIn snt Of the mining law Of Congress-.
approved Nay 10. 1872, and for assessment
work - required by said law. in the sum OF
Elsven hundred dollars ($l.lo0l In u. 3. gold
eoin-interests In said mine are divided a. fol-
lsws Julius Kohl, 800 feet II. vorberg. 800
eoet-and that unless You pay your proportion
- safA labor, amounting TO $3.50, within 30 days
aftsF tbs publication Of this notice. your inter
- II sa1d mine will become my property by
iaw. JULIUS KOHL.
nsssAa. Nevada, August 20. 1878. aasao-sm
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Iurska Mining and Sneltlng Co.

f1WB ANIMAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
Scss.sc ...s g = sas ..ss:sr ssSvs % H.2sd Company
- - e1selne yene. will b held q their u.
1ssllS = Nss1ey tss sssS 6ay 81 -.
:s< 49, = 9's'ssi I 8. xrck, Z B Secretary.
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DIssOLUTrCN-

TT1HE CO-PARTNERsHIP HEREroFoRE n.
II rsrINa between Samuel ooldstono 81
b Berg, e this day dtsscft<d, Mr.. camnsl
0oldstone having purchased the intsrest q
Mr.. Aaron Berg ID said arm. All debts. no1ee
and demands Of every descripton due, g -
Samuel Goldstone. and I'll 1lshili1ies due nom
the late Arm will be paid By 8emuol 0o!dsooee.
who will continue 10 carry - ne 1uG1fex g
the old stand. in the Odd xe1loy1 Htu po1io'
ing. SAMUEL ooLpo1oN1
Eureka. Nsv.. Aus. -, ie7e ssr1-1n
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Oslinquent Assessment Notice.

80 EiNOTHy LyNCH--YOU ARE HEREBY
u notified that have performed labor on
- Excelsior Mine. situated In the Eureka
0tn1aE District. Nevads. since 1860 up to the
0ab> u this notice, amounting to one hundred
sa1A SIXTY dollars fslG0) In gold coin Of U. g. OF
Amssica for your interest Of 400 feet In said
1n1ne, sud that unless you pay said amount
within - days after the publication Of this
nN1ire. your interest In said mine will become
ny property by law. NJ. P. MURPHY.
Euseka. New, Aug. n. A. d. 1878. au2S-90d
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-19

SPECIALTY.-"Aim at speciality in bust
ness" said a successful merchant to a
young man. "Most people succeed. not
by doing many things as we'll as Others,
but some one thing better than Others"
The remark is suggestive and true.
Success comes through reputation for su.
periority in some one thing. An expert
diamond softer will receive better pay
ment than an artisan skilled in many
branches Of the trade; and the same 'prin-
ciple is true in business, mechanics. aud
al the arts
Learn many things, bat make all &C.
quirements oonfribsie tn the one thing.
There Is aspecisl line Of success in every
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90 do.
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The setting sGn, - Is the custom In the
Turkish army, Is a signal fer a parade 81
all men not an duty or engaged in camp
work. Ii is short affair, not lasting
more than q quarter Of an hour, but the
ceremony is none the less interesting. So
soon as the men have fallen in, the band
takes its stand in front, aud strikes up,
sometimes the national hymn, sometimes
iavorite march, the parade present
arms, and give three cheers for the Sui.
tan. This is repeated five times, the
baud naturally playing few bars be.
tween each cheer, and the effect is very
inspiring. On this occasion it seemed
more than usual, and as the last shouts
of "L)ng live the Sultanl" rang through
the valley, it seemed to startle the peace.
full peasants into life, and we could hear
the cry taken up again and again, even
the shrill voice Of the women joining in,
until it mingled with the echoes of the
mountains and unsteady died away in
the distance. The men fall out, and
darkness soon hides the valley from our
sight, for there is but little twilight here.
Then the stars peep out, and the camp
lights and fires glow and twinkle in every
You hear the hustle of active
preparation, the clank of swords and
Oayonets being sharpened and cleaned,
the creaking of arabas, and all the thou
sand shouts and cries of the army Of
camp followers, all jabbering at once in
every Eastern tongue.
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ECEE rOK S,skE THkoar-Rub the thru.,
sitk IrsPIeris Indian Oil until red. then hind
Oh flannel until saturated with il, and in the
morning il 10 gone
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Interesting to All is the offer Of .
Genuine Aiero,oope for tribe. See Adv.
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DIR J. STMMS.
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CURED!

CoLrsA. Cal. alxuss d iE..
Asssns. Pisscs a SON. - Sacramento ssrees
han Francisco =: take great pleasure In iaforming
yoa that the Trees purchased Of your nrm iass No
vember hes completely cured the Rupsure With which
had suffered fourteen yean. within three years
pat my Hernia or Rupture had grown rapidly worse
while wearing ordinary US. and the iutestnes
passed down whenever coughed. bl0wsd my nose.
or strained 70 lift. No common truss could prevent
IL, aad then the pain torture.
After l wore one Of your PATENT MAGNETIC
ELASTIC TkUSSES for four months. I noticed that
the ntcstnes did not pass down In the least. even
when strained TO my utmost and what trouble
some HerRiA waA entirely cured, and " remains 70
this day.
freely write you concerning my cure, because
feel It " be duty owe to you and other fellow
who are similarly afdicted. You are II liberty to
print this letter should you think proper.
am. most respectfully yours.
j. SIMMs, NJ. d.
Experience shows that all tempered spring trusses
necessarily press npon and often disease par Of the
body that before In = perfectly healthy condi-
ton. LumbaEo, kidney and Bladder Affections, Ner-
Debility. and gradual undertaking Of the con.
stituton. are some Of the evil effects produced BY
such harsh and Continued pressure, and In view OF
to avoid like calamitics, n possible.
DIR. rIRRCK's MAGNETIC ELAsrIC TRUss and
INDICATED RUPTURE PAD cae be obtained ONLY OF
the undersigned. Be sure and remember the lame
and number.
tB-Our Illustrated Book giving full Information
will be sent free 10 any address
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