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r-o rur LANTERN MISE.-No.
$50 I .nd once. Eureka. Nevada, June
= rsg-xotieei j. hereby gwen. that INC At
site and Pacific Tunnel ana Aalnins SeMt.-
~ hsve this day fled their application for q
1-+er* for fourteen hundred linear feet u the
lantern mine OF vein bearing silver. with sur
60 ground TIVE hundred feet IN WON. situAte-
i~,,s snJ being ia Eureka Mining District
Co-rtx ~ Erresa and st2te Of Nevada, and
knozn and Designated by the held notes and
rfsrfaf Mat on nile in this Office ~ Lot No 10.
ne exterior boundaries OF snld Lot No. leJ
being as follows. 10 wat; Nhr4aucn, ict oe-
ereeS east. Beginning at q poet married No. j,
Il. ;. survey 40. Is3, whence Ruby Hill No. i
he.rs n. d. III. E. 1871 feet: post on prcini-
rsnt rock marked e.. 3 monument no 4 bears
" der. II min. W.. 3.h12 fect; a spruce pine
tres. three feet in diameter. standing at the
,n,.r.h OF he Excelsior tunnel. bears n. 6 deg
- min T.. 40 feet. and the center Of the top
~ the Inpt.rn incline hears N. 1fL deg. W.,
ia feet: thence. running lst course y . Deg.
W. go feet. 10 post msrked No; 2, L: ;. sur
vsy No. lx3. thence, "a course N. 3 deg w,
90 feet. 10 post marked No 3. Z 5. Survey
No. IS3. thence, Sd course y. IS deg. r.. 80
feet. 10 pest marked No. 4. .. ). survey No.
ia: and thence. 9Th course ,. deg. T., 90
feet. TO the northern boundary Of L. >.
survey No. l45. Gas Light lode. whence post
No. l Of said Gas Light scy-e: .ssrs S.o14
deg. W Is sic feet. l.-s2 10 feet. 10 southern
boundary cf said T. :. Survey No. 40. whence
rUsr y 4 al ralu Urs I1eut survey b~hfs ~
81 deg. ". % lila feet. l,st0 feet, 10 post No.
l.. tie place Of beginning. So much Of said T.
) survey No. ls5. Gas Lisht lode. IS conflicts
with this survey - bfrety excluded sasd
caAfiet Is d,scribed * follows. 10 vit- Eegin-
nIns st Pest 30 l u ssid Gas Light survey.
and running thence lsi course S s9H deg -
H. z-t8 feef. thence, "a eeuse :. ? deg T., GO PIG
feet. there. "a rour~e n. ~ deg. W.. 81 A-io
feet. 10 poat No, Of said Gas Light survey;
.na the5ee. sth course y. ~ deg 4, go feet,
to tie pi.ee OF leEfAuing; which tract lstIe
excluded from ibis survey ienNes rtnAtntns
from this survey five e5-}ca Gfres. This clam
Is bounded on the south hy the Welsh hing
NINE. and and en- tie esst ~ TIE Iae IsSni
mine The losaf3en of this nsfe = eass re
cartlesi in tie Esecrltrs OtNte q EHFeEA SIN
ing District. in Boak Il. lsse ia Any ara al
psrsons ci1ialla1 adversely ary roit4eA u said
Lsstern ra.Ee. CT said mining gsonnd ~ here
inhefcTe de-crised, sre required h tle tier
adverse cIssan with The ! eEiAteT II the United
sfaies Laud CfSee. 1T Eureka. in the State q
SeysGs. during the sixty days Isrsfd 81 publ
esucn hereof. ~ hes VIII te barred y ysftuf
Il The lrexis4ors cf The ststntf.
ieae-6od JAS. EcNARfIN. Register.
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AprfreArfox rem 4 PATENT

uQTFE CATIIsIE yo.9 MINING. $40.
Tftsea Ssetss lsr6 Case, frfsls, Ne
xEes. IuNs 2. itfa. Notice IL Lady given,
fiAfJ.E cssiL. + +. Ai.fels, frd iein r.
Nosd. xttfe Tastffsee adeitss is Atrfell,
vlsesrfs. hsxe tAis Coy flied tier siYi.es-
tiet frETstsgt fsf ttttfn Arfcfts Elstr feet
81 ti& CsrAsle ~. EaIs crxstn isir1re sill
yer. with sHIfrcs grerH6 si1 ltfoisc ftstin
ESsth. fERt*. ElTE itsf ~ White Fire
18sIrr J. ~stflst. CtrIts Is ylifs Pine, md
state Il Etxsk ss.AiHSwF 81 q ttsssnxtee by
tts ft14 Is3ts FrG tEesE gtti tp Tie iE this
tEeefs Let nE.ffE slKisteNfn- IL 1tvfstip
D.. 3. EeHs*t ~ sfp. fsst 81 tit aNrtt Lttblo
Efrittsn. IHs sst4fsss I'm clrffs q ssid Lot
NJ. 81 ItiYe a. ftttTr. r. wat faI.stltr Nh
deg. east. Gn r~.ereirg ct . ltsi naffsd No. j,
L. =. Survey Ne q. whsrre Bc ssetien ccr-
usr e. nsf4oa - sevihrs - stGl ~ 7 10 ) X.
r. de-. D SD sssiisus srd {. 7. I- y. IS
de- III. Nd ~. tpEfs \. O. Gsg.lT D.. T,sfs9
feet T. Is. uacT RI sTf Va :. tu tie sElrALito OF
EaffsauaAe EcHf9. bears :. 81 aff. J.. 80
I -. amt rsst 10. - Us. SulNty no. -.
Eltg lcde. lssrr N.t@M asf ittf fIa
TIE axrIsie No fiaft tstIs 8. &h dsr. T..
NrIst. uerte suf4 III ist coarse 5 - deg.
y. 1.sfe ltst is Ettfn srfth No. y. . SUI
xty 80 - ttsEep.tG ftrfse S.EA eeg W.,
zoe fstt ~ Eest married. so It's. urfty so-
a. tlfrre eI 90 we y rA ttF- " lsttItet,
81 rest NasAsA Sc 4. 4. 8. turfts 80. q, fnd
"a efxs. SIN erNssa y. ~ cte T.. tCe feet. to
rsst We, D.. fle rises Il tessirfrg oeritining
tpsHfy rt-1SN Esfts. 1kie t4fm ~ toundta
80 affsAtr sNE y rry frNvH clstEartf me
resltst rfGsa ere tie Eira arc Carlisle mol.
The bsestsn - fas Hsre y euig r.etrdea 10
TIE Recorders tEff st wife fftf Ainirg DIS
trtgf. ~ EceE L. wage &S. Try sra all PEI.
sozs claiming severely Ary fcrilen y $50
CErf3s3s No ntse. Nf essd 5EstT Sfehha -
AsreiIt.fcF* 6sssuifd. IRE Sseuir.9 10 ne
shsir aevsrse eistr wilt the Estisisr q we
United Ssstes Lard CEce, AZ Eutsis, ~ sbs
Sists 81 NesxiA. Lufirx the sky Gays pehos
Of prtiisstaan hereof. or they viii te bfffta
BY yiriue ef tie rEexisSsrSe q ~ stsfuie.
eE-seA i. l. I&NEI., Register.
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ArplYeArfoa a PATENT

rya0 THE WELSH EING MIEF-So. si3.-
Uaitsd stsiss Laad CGee. Eurtka. Ney.-
June =. is7s--Nctlee Is htFfty flftn. thAi
q! Atiansie AID rsesfc Tunnel an0 Mining
Company. whose PesfgfAce zedress y JuftAa.
Nsvsz1. hav. tbs day FLED tier tFELthtscn
Ger 3 patent for eight lHIseEtG linear iset q
tie Welsh Aiug AalEe " vein heeT3E2 SILVER
with sErtxre ereuEd i've huDlata fftt IN
uz1tl. ~s.taste. l:frg sae itias IN lrrsaa Min
sHg District c u - = IUretA sia stste q Ne
xafs, 41d kItwn and Gasigusftdb y Ire ie!a
ratss znd efsiaf piss en fl III hs tr4gt ~
1t Ne iSs. The ezffrar vfeesles 4. saf0
Lot NJ. III h5rg - fvgla VS. 80 w4rs Rsrstsu
Eez DEGREES esSt Feginrins Il = pest nlsrtea
Ne ]. s Survey No ~, ne san being post
Ne. i. 4. :. SQfysy Ne Is, LaItffn leee.
NhsZee Euhy EiI 10 1 hears n log en- =.
1871 feeSs rNst 81 S~rluAreAt rpck Ie1Fled y
) n1zuEnsnt No. 8.0esrs NJ. drE. II talu. W,
staEGsrg IT tEe EeusA ef Excelsior tuNrtl.
bezzx c. deg. g n-in- r. so feet. and TIE
teassr q to tsp Of fheN eishh cans tLes5attsars
: a. cNs. w. 80 4stt. tEtlsf, ruNlaE trst
- sttFsy No Isl. s1t1fe. se4 et-Fss : -
De- W -sa f.ft q lst asske4 Ne . t.s.
Saaves No Us. fAe1te. talfa rcwrs y aGsV-
r.. SIS feft- 4 EaSt ntfssa NH-s 2 .ufNfy
~. fs4. Us ssfs hf.Es lest } 81 ss4e snl-
sag Ns. f-z aaf fks2 a.. 9Th stgrSe y - dfg.
ElaE eatais = shses -lfa q m. 4ffs es a.
j. kseEasa 81 tie 10th Is tAF IHrtern.
zEs Aeat3eE u rt5e E&Es IS Guy reqaF-ta lH
TIE EseeEGtEs tEtf q LnrrA1 2ntGs District
~ EtsA p Esgs - &ny It'd sa Txuass
eg saTtsssiy sly Iftt-eu e sa4a welsh
Ef2s n.le 81 fNl4 G.1aas fENTIc a. here
aElsgtre Ge@eNAfz- are stfEtrse - Ill
ttssr adverse eiaim vlsA fs Ee.ktsF x the
"a te1 e1atts HHEl ALSs. & 3gte4a, IL the
s.s-e q SssGa. erF-us te az4s cstS Ttfof
II ~TgtN-rfna hFeeE. or shy Ss5i te tATse5
y virtse * Gs~ FreNas4eHs - H. ht
"a 5sS &~rAAAIgA. Issiftsr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

AsEEt{&fENa tGE = "a -aE
Yo TEE SAGE ERESH AENE-w0. sig
4 Eulted States Lsad CAse. Irrskt. Ne
yG1z, sEpe -. I8ss-Notee Is hsrhx Given
tEzt Tie Atlantic AID Fsei1e Tu1u.l 4 Mining
Gamrzny. whose P0stsfses address l. Kar#k@.
ksTssx. hzy. tits dss Fled tAelf sTrtSxLsn
foxsEsisnS fer Ette . AarGa1 tlfrsr fFet Il
Y SS@T fTgsA u1Ie Or ven. hesrsn& silver
Easa sE.la srcG1l tHa AuaAre0 feet ia
E4ats. sssEsts lYEus srG hesr 10 tie Nursla
Mfrtl~ E-ztztgL xnHhfF & AEsSAN, tE4 Sfsts
g Sers1a, ane anesnsHa essi sic9 ~ tie
1E4d EEes sEG e&tast EsSs cE lie IN 8sF tGsce
as Las To- -. Tie sxtszsCr tsnEd4xiFs a.
satA IetNa-E rs beiEg So taile Us. a. at Vars
af54r Es1 eea- sasa Ltelrlng Il 2 Test
"a ssNF@ 80. T.. L.. 81 SUxass No. fsE, Wienfe
A1eg hE4 NJ. J bars y ! deg 81 ntn. T..
14a@E fest yssrea r-4ss1Etfp& El4ssed Il.
s. nouas4erf no {. Lesr~ y. N.e- - ansusE.
t&M FEET ssFrHee Ffze ttEr, Nrse tfst4a 81
t'sr ktAEsiinE u ~ naath " ih- 4Nst2sicy
tclIe3, tezss S-E lfz s. KIN. east. 50 ssef.
yess Me- q L. :. surTsy No. s9S. IsuHfn
lode, hs@Es S.f DEL - mtn W $50 ts4: and
tfe Spee Era=k SHAFT t~aTS =. = deg. W. se5
teafs 0sags- ruEniuE nFss ecaiss : $ ese " &,
80 feet. te Ez-i a1sSkeR Na- Z. 5 SrTNty No.
ies. thence. ~ coHrSs ". Sess ". f.Fac feet.
30 rust -asrksd NJ ; e. : sHrxsy No rs:
thtESe. ID ednrse n = Gre T.. 30 feet 10 feet
msr&sd 80 :. [ ;. survey So rs. sre fhence.
4th ceErsr- : eeE T.. sHr fest. 10 Trst No. L.
The pisae cl h%gsGElEE. s~cAsz{nlne . f2-iee
SSxes. tbs csHin il teurs &c IL tAe Nesfs ~
/ ths Esf uAiic. tfs > the ssst ~ the fxntsEu
std WELSH AtHS lafaes TIE hSsten q us
sni-r - ansy re4er1sd IN the Esserefrs or
Ice of Egrshs Mining nstrist. IN Ecsk b.
page 81 Any sid 4l Esrs1ns e~lasnlLg al
v%rsely Any portion e sad SSEe Irnsk n1ire.
g sid min r. sEcazd IS hsresaeef re de-
sersted. srs required 80 hle ttsfr adverse clagm
I wfA the Register q the United States Isnd
OEee. AZ Krrsfs. IN TIE Ssste u SeYsds. Gur-
ing The sf1fy dsys reFssd u Yuhiiexfien bsreof.
q they vii he barred ~ vistse OF the rEoyts-
/ ions az The statute.
jesLed JAS. N~cGAETIS. Register.
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eases ~ years S-s1ofzE- z.d tN
sfc- Successfully fErzzed-
nP GFFRn< h~s he pleasure q f~n.ornclns
Mt L. has returned frcn visiting the prinsl.
pal hospitals & E1rOTe. and has r~un
F~-zr-lue-
r1Txx n ssxri1z out new remedies. and has
rStur1e1 viii iurresS<i facilities iE TIE AAe
xix1or q h1zaAn sE[erile-
Seminal weakness.
Sezsz.i erzisSicn IS The consequence OF ssh.
stz-s- Thss solitary vice cr asprsyee sekHal
tnaniEeace. - rrsc5rsd fx TIE youth 9. toth
~xeS - an ss-rst unlimited extent l~rcsHeinz
vita u1errins certainty tire fcl2U1lHg train o.
uc-xxd syurf1ns- nn1esxcannbEsed y scienta.
r~aes5scsi nas~surs<. VIZ S1li1s ccsaIeszAee
zsrS <ross uEdsr the eyes. Tx5n n the fs%d.
rz-zz1S IN TIE csxS- 1a1se IKE tIs ra>-2h- 2.
seaveS cr r1tt,zng n cAarscsS, u~Et1siHess Soeui
- 5afr< wezkre<= q tie hats. ecEfnsed
risse1. Ssuzsss2 intellect less q eon1SsAee
9%1@rrs IN srTrs1chizE ~Ss-sDEtrs-s oisitAs .
Ec-zE "a xze1zzzfzEe=. ; disposition 10 shut
saesety. les e raeEgry. Fznp-ss Saa Nsroos
eruytczs sfss-l rl@ fzee. Aetse-1ustss iurrec
se-rn-. S9n3 h~zsh. ccrshs. consumption
zzzas sz4xrs. rsazpzszzi@- and frequently N
sznsfv. Il relief kx rot obtained yoH shonie
srr7y sEaeGHStesF- ritAsr II person er " les-
to. s-s have > eaYe eFestei h his new srd
<rseEtze EoGe q Sres1rg his disesss. which
reEs- fails q zeeraE : quick and radical cure
Cured at Home.
rx-z-~s AZ : 5sStxree mxv be CTRFD Al
HOME ~ sFfressinE q letter 70 DR. GIDEON
<sss5-x ezSa Sr-r-a-s. length e IEne he dis-
ease LIS eu-tnue8. zr2 tsFe Ee9tcine Prompt
II su-xs-as- 7rxe frcz exzzse zad curiosity
;. xrx -s-e cf sas ccrz-TT. With fan and Plain
z3-ars1aEs tr Ess
FvTr-rzs1s Tez polsz-s oa.n il ; registered
s=ss9r ENr,serh re pcssr |us. or thrauEA Wells,
Fsr-u Z g1-1 -srEs=e & sles,c.zs VIII be
trr~srsez 10 snv p1rt e ne Jriun.
Fs~rzs u-sulz 80 k&t Eccrer VIII rieese
=s1-z she n.r-e II tze paper hey see this 1d-
T@rs sSraSzs IL
Ar r-zzz5e-.ta-s strictly opHffsn-isl
aSs-zsx rg- }. z. GEBBoN.
- 7z-- S4a FrSariSee. gz~lifssria-
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Call and Settle.

DEESoSs INDEBTED TO yE WILL cox
4 fer sfsvar ~ calling and settling Up their
accOznss immediately.
W. P.
Err-sa. Arril - 1S7s. aps2u
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Business Opportunity.

FOB SALE CIT EAT.
HALF INTEREST IN A VEIL ESTaR-
n uSHED BARRIER SHOP aaa
FATII sTax<E- ~c~ted ia the central uart
cf the citv. next dNr ~ Wells. Fsrso & Co.'S
Express CEee- Austin Ls-1<r CrrESy. New
Apply 30 -F1ssrEzre Box 6. Austin Nevada
5e3S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23
District Court Order.

I y TIE DISTRICT CorET OF TIE SIxTH
L fz1actAl District stste 81 Nevada. in s=a
fer EErSss Cczntr. IN tke natter q tie estate
q p P BTDb- Decreased
II sTr@xrfzE ~ RE Ca-re- by the petition
presented sna sled hy D. b Rn5s- TIE sdrlu-
istrsrcr 81 the estate - p p Ps&a. dee%%sed.
p-zying for a. erssr u s@u TIE rs1l ss-sse At
private sac. 1n1 that IL - frr the best inssrez;
Ct the estate so sell -he s~zze-
IL - sAerxfo-~ ordered by th@ CaErs. fhst Ill
r~-sazs Interested in snii estate snr~sr before
tie SID District Caz-z ca wEHSESDaY- rke
satA drT y SHlr. A. D. Iss9. Al 10 a'cla<k in IT,
for~Docz q said zxy. u TIRE Courtroom II said
District Cezrt- IN tire town ard eaUnrr az Fr-
rsks- SsrN3x- 10 shaw esEse VAR an eras-
sAouii Eot - xrzzrsa 10 the sid Admfmsst-aspr
- sell al the real estate q decreased - ~ vrfe
sale. All re<t = copy q this order - pzklished
% least fezr suexe<sz~e weeks In the F>-~xx
SENTINEL a 1sEspsr@r printed ard pahfssksd
IN sail ruwR kni cumnsv * EEr~kA
HENRY RIvES District Iufx&.
CT LsSxrSG. Atty fer A6zainzstrxtcr-
Dated Ezrekx. Nevada June n. A-p Ys-9.
<z7-Sx
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THArN-o
the orclnsnSe exfng . tax On all VI
dog Within the akp0rzte lxmirs II ALA
fesr 81 knrska. nass s< cosnplfez with ca ara
s-.r AO>DAf, JAY ltth- All 1aEs nst tsrs~i
~ TIE rz1e named viii BE- rrs.as~xss<s srr1rzs
- provided in said erfirxrr<-
Eersks. yaiy 4, is-s s~ssr
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WANTED

TIE PHEyTx NINE sEe CORDS on
n god WAHoAANY MOOD
WN- ARLINGTON superintendent
Fzrsfz {Ere - lsTS. list
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-29
Portland e. Ogdensburs.

Somefour years since consolidated mortgage
bond of the Portland & Ogdensburg r ,ilroad
was executed of nine million, five hundred
thousand dollars that was to take up all prior
bonds of the two divisions, Eastern and
Western. at about that time contracts were
made for the completion of the Western
portion Of the Vermont Division from johnson
and Swanton, and portion of said bonds were
used by the Western Division to pay for work
and materials done under said contract In the
bill for the foreclosure of the preference
mortgage, and the cross bill for the foreclosure
Of the first mortgage in October, 1877, the con.
soidated mortgage interest was entirely
ignored.
MIR. Stevens of the law firm of Davis &
Stevens of st. Adams (who are attorneys of
the First National Bank of ST. Albaus who
represent seventeen thousand dollars of the con :
solidated mortgage bonds) was in our city
yesterday, and met the holders of this class of
bonds 10 Portland, Of which some sixteen
Thousand dollars are held here by some of our
principal business men. Tbs amount of said
consolidated bonds now outstanding is some
thing less than one hundred Thousand dollars,
The assent of the first mortgage bondhoders
to the preference mortgage places the con-
solidated mortgage prior to the preference, ard
some of our best lawyers, 10 looking at the
facts as they are, do not hesitate to give the
consolidated the first mortgage, subject to the
lien claims. Receivers expenses for eighteen
months and Judge Ross receivers certificates
for three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Should there be any persons who hold con-
solidated mortgage bonds of the Portland &
Oydensburg in our city and vicinity, if they
will drop line to Davis & Stevens, attorneys
of st. Adams, giving the amount and nambsr
of their bonds they will expedite their own
interests
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-29
Fine Stock,

The Dominion brought from England yester-
day three splendid horses intended for stock
purposes, raised in Amman, Damfreeshire,
Scotland. All are bay color; the largest il,
rising five years Of. age, and weighs $500
pounds, the second is rising three years of age
and weighs 100 pounds, and the third is a
two year old, and weighs 1900 pounds. The
youngest is Young Warrior, foaled in 1876,
bred by James FlemmiDgi Bart. Lanarkshire.
He was got by Mr.. Smith, Stevenson Maius's
horse Warrior, winner of first prize at High
land and Agricultural Society Show in Glas-
gov as three-year-old, and many others; was
horse of great bone and substance. Dam
Maggie, winner of eight prizes-fonr frsts, two
seconds, and two thirds Sire of dam, Con.
querer, winner of Glasgow District Prize two
years, and many Others and noted getter
Grand-dam by SirWalter Scott, the property of
the Duke of Hamilton, winner of many prizes,
and the most noted horse in Scotland in his
day. Great-grand-dam by Mr.. John Barr's
noted horse Prince Royal.
From this it will b. seen Young Warrior has
four of the most noted horses in Scotland in
his pedigree. and his dam and grand-dam were
superior mares. Young Warrior gained second
as one-year-old in 1877 and first as a two-year-
old at Avondale Show in 1S7S;is horse OF
great bone, fine form, and good substance, and
promises to make valuable horse.
These horses are going to parties in Detroit.
They drew many horsemen to the steamer yes.
terday to see them
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-29
superior Court.

MARCH CIVIL TERM, 1sls-BoNNEY, j., PREsID-
ING.
FRIDAY.-In the 'cislons gwen yesterday the fol-
lowing case was omitted:
Charles H. Blake VS.. Dwight @. Colder. The
plaintiff brought action of assumpsit upon an
count annexed to the writ which account was as fol-
lws:
&c. E. Jameson to Charles H. Blake. DR..
To 0 # show cases, S66 90
hereby guarantee and become responsible for the
payment of this bill in full.
(Signed) ID. c. COLDER"
The writ also contained an omn ibus count with a
specification that under it the plaintiff will prove the
sum named in the account annexed due from de-
fendant as per his written agreement upon said bill
OF items for cases sent to c. E. Jameson of Lewiston
defendants order.
The counsel for the defendant claimed that under
this declaration the plaintiff could not recover. The
counsel for the plaintiff moved to amend by adding
special count upon the guaranty. To this the de-
PENDANT objected the ground that it would be in
Producing new cause of action. The amendment
was allowed on condition that plaintiff recover costs
for this term only and the defendant then submitted
to default.
Bethen for plaintiff Coombs for defendant.
VIM. H. Bailey VS.. Trustee of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of Freepot. Assumpsit to recover the
of 1855 for lumber furnished the defendants for
the erection of church.
Defense-That the defendants are not a corpora
ton for the transaction of general business that they
were never an organized corporation, and never, as
corporation transacted any business with the plain
tiff that the plaintiff had no authority from said
trustees to deliver to any person persons the lum-
Der sued for on the credit OF the trustees or charge
the same to their account. Decision reserved.
II. G. Sleeper for plaintiff.
j. j. Perry for d,fendant.
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Gorhnln.

Last evening the Old Folks Concert, which
proved SO attractive on Wednesday last. was
repeated by general desire at the Congre gational
church. The programme was bat little changed
and consisted largely of old fashioned chorals'
which were rendered with much spirit and good
taste by the whole force, under the efficient
leadership of S. f. Bacon, Esq. Miss Fisher
sang "When the Heart is Young" in manner
which evoked great applause. She also sang
the solo of Red, White and Blue very accept
ably, showing in both pieces good method and
expression, with an agreeable voice. The duets
'Land of the Swallows" by Misses Fisher
and Beman, and "Listen to the Wood.birds
Song" by Misses Cummings, were admirably
rendered, as was the quartette, "Old Farmer
john" by Messrs. Paine, Ridlon, Patrick and
Alden. Miss Chadbourne sang very prettily
the song "Wecome, Pretty Primrose"
A notable feature of the occasion was the
rich and elegant costume of many of the ladies
who were engaged in the entertainment. There
were many historic garments and ornaments,
such as might be fairly looked for in fine,
old colonial town like Gorham. It was very
creditable exhibition in all respects. A savory
supper was spread in the vestry of the church
for the ladies and gentlemen engaged in the
enterprise. A handsome sum has been realized
from these concerts for the benefit Of the
Village Improvement Society.
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II has Happeued.

A few days ago the mangled remains of a
mail carrier were found 10 piece of woods in
the eastern part of the State A little way off
was seen the retreating form of huge panther
which had evidently been feastiog on the body,
In the road, trembling with fear and scarcely
able to move. was the horse Of the luckless
man. The panther had probably sprung upon
the horses back, seized the rider before be had
time to defend himself and borne him to the
woods and there made meal of him. The
dead man leaves behind widow and six minor
children, who ought to bless the panther for rid
ding them of this husband aud father as he was
50 brutal that he sometimes allowed his
wife to contribute 10 the support of the family.
We do not vouch for the truth of the above
story, but sister journal says us overdue
aud therefore we are inclined to believe that il
has happened, and that the reason it has not
been reported is that telegraph facilities in the
eastern section of the State are rather defec.
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Cloudy yesterday. Mercury 320 at sunrise
Az at noon and 400 at 6 p. NJ. wind north
west.
At Hale's may be seen soma beautifully
painted Easter cards and Easter eggs.
Mr.. Barrett and the Museum Company are
stopping at che Falmouth Hotel.
The ladies of the Congregational church of
Deeripg will give an oyster supper in the
vestry, Thursday evening, April Sd.
The sheriffs seized barrel of ale yesterday
morning at William Harkens', corner OF
Madison and Washington Streets and barrel
of ale and a jug of whiskey from Martin
Flannegan's house in Carey Lane.
The Erene, Capt. Rollo, of the Clyde Line,
and the Dominion, Capt. Bouchette, of the
Dominion Line, arrived yesterday morning.
the one from Glasgow, the other from Liver
pool with fair cargoes, and the Dominion
brought cabinet, IA steerage passengers.
The owners of yachts will commence over
hauling their crafts, preparatory to the yacht
ing season, next Monday. 1t is intended to
celebrate the tenth anniversary of the club
April 26.h,
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Religious News and Notes,

Rev. S. r. Brook, Free Baptist who wal
obliged to resign his charge at Buxton on &C
count of ill health, is improving and will
doubtless soon be restored to his usual activity.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols of st. PauPs church
Brunswick, received call to take charge c.
st. Johns church, Bangor, but he has declined
the call and will remain with his parish
in Brunswick, fact that will CRAFTY
his numerous friends there.
Mr.. Samuel Donalds has recently placed q
clock 10 the church at Bremen, and has made
the liberal offer of $1,000 and bell, towards
furnishing new church. 1t is to be hoped
that these proposals may secure bell at least
as the other church could be easily prepared tC
receive one.
Rev. Charles A. Allen of Dover, n H., has
accepted the call of the Unitarian Society of
Brunswick, at salary of $4,000, and will
commence his labors on the first Sunday ir
April Mr.. Allen is graduate of Harvard
Collage, and of the Divinity School, and has
had the additional advantages of foreign trave
aud study. He has been very successful ia
other fields of labor aud he comes warmly
commenced by prominent men in the denomi
uatinp