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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
Negro Inlmigranfs

NEW YORK. Dec pa special fron, w..
nrti says: meeting of neg 70 mmjgr.rt,a. ae'n-
Nortn tarGlns Was called for Saturdsv n;. from
inc court House in Green Castle Ind sU ~ Ut
purpose OF Inc meeting was to compare s,rat ue
ences and interchange views SIS I, ,ha perl
OF encouraging the movement. The dsnop'ety
snerlf hoWiver closed the doora of tha G aHc
house against the colored men And tho r, Soufs
WAS not held Pains were taken. howar oeHeg
newspaper correspondents to gather from ny
co'ored men, who have arrived since the n,or sne
ment began, y number OF statements If ~
personal experience Green Castis i. the hon.
OF n :. Langsdale, who gusrsn;e d homes srs
employment to all who wou d come ana az. W..
greater number of the new arrivals have n.,', e
rally located in that vicinity. or a don a'u-
more Intelligent negroes, a!l expressed ,han' VI
selves as greatly please at the change tbev b.i
made. Said Willis Stslen: i hsvesg odnlss,ssl
90 house 10 i've IN with five room. Me snd NV
such Kood times in our lives ! would NO, LOU
back to North Carolina for $500 get e; c' *, s'
| iosd Tor cutting wood, and cut from q co,d -
cord and half day. besides doing ot,o W
WORK. MY wife worked for one ofthe nelghh'..
yesterday and got 10 cents in silye. for it ! b.re
sleaoy naa more things given me sncs | csmo
here than lost in leaving forth CsroIins Wr
family Is more satisfied than they ever Ssro nv
fore IN their Ives ! never met as good vbs
| friends in my life. have three cbiIdran" n.'s
they will start for school on Monday. ! w anu
all my people IN the South to leave tbars snt
come here; they Can do SO much better here s sG
| be free men, 'e' No'e AID
"a dozen others interviewed wi,bor, ,roo.
lion, talked IN the same str ain. Abont Ifo ~
women and children have SO far selljed in =, pn, ~
nam county. One thing that plesses than !,
receiving pay for their work in money instssd ~
store orders, as they did in North Csroins' Re- o'
publIcsns say that plenty OF work is still 10 h.
hsa On the farms in that part Of the state Tbres
men, VINO Wantonly destroyed clothes of immi.
grants arriving in Green Castle on Wednasdar.
were convicted yesterday and fined, and one ~
! them sent to Jail" N' "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

The Boston Post and many other northern
democla,ic newspapers di5spprove of the actioD
OF Governor Garcelou, G1d yet tho advice OF
these same joucnsl., during the progress Ct .bo
presidential steal, was that Justice, equity aud
common sense should all be made suoacIv;sot
to the cz!c; letter If tbs law. And 20 nan
has yet sAOwn that Governor Gs!celol has gone
halr's breadth beyond the provisions OF the
election la" as framed and enacted by repub
llcsn gIsaturc. The Gif4ret &c between some
uorthern democrats ard the republicans is 60
slight that 70 ordinary poopla it is difficult TO
tell title. from which,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

1t was stated iu our Washington cor
rosponds0cc last Saturday that tho au
thorltcs CT Christ Church 10 this city
were trying to sci! the Washington Bible
presented 10 that church by the lato Mrs.
Gclerai Lee. We have stree been informed
that The sta cneut is true. We are no more
surprised han il We had heard tbst the church
was TO be torn down ana its bricks sold at so
mucG arlIc to relic hunters. Ooe BY one the
rost tall, and OOo By onO the features Of Christ
Church tia: bed The present with tho once
cherished ts.ocl,,0n4 of the p. ST are being
sw pit away By the fcil spirit of icorocasm
First he t.sstatcd pavement that formed the
foor. then the square end high backed paws,
thco the und!Gg board. then the pulpit with
the Hight OF step ltadirg to it, then the read.
ng dtSS that stood beneath cud directly under
the pulpit. then the cbancel IN level with the
floor sod viii the loE railing around it. with
all Ct which our fathers, grand fathers and great
2randtathcrs vera familiar and which thew
highly przcl, which were hsowed BY the
memoryof rhjso who had once occupied Ire news
and OF thosc who had once pres ched 10 tho
puirIt, al have been renewed and been rep!scsd
by SUI s"liutcs that have naught to make them
dHa'cr to tbs d scc7da0ts Of the people who
attend tine church in tho olden time
than to the Vcriest stracger. The spirit
OF mod m Improvement aud the 50. called
progress CT The age have 80 many aud
varied ines 10 pur u, that it seems strange
church so Intimately connected With the history
OF the to~r, the state and tho Esther of his
county, should not have been ox,mpt from
there rs7ases, and allowed 70 remain Inst os il
was left ny ttose whose memory their children
at Ieast Strl revere. |. was ouce a rlace across
the threSh d OF which one mind was naturally
ie:d by tn! surroundings 10 r:yert not ONLY to
the Rvvoutioc but 10 the colonial days beyond,
and with momory's eyes be could see among tho
spirit congregation the forms and faces of many
now tmbalmed in the pages of history. Blu. nc
such feelings inspire those who attend ii DOW
They see nottiog dissiniar to what they OBJ
S rye IN any other town church. and oonse.
quently nothing to remind them of the old and
better days. But SO it goes. The old gives
place TO the new, bu: so far as Christ
Church is concerned, the charge seems to have
been wrought by modern GGtbs and Vardsls. As
regards tic Bible, Es il is now almost the oplv
thing about the church that Washington would
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

The new interest iaT 10 New York will 20
into effect oa tic l5t proZiao. A;ier :hst date
;hc legal rate Of interest will be per cent. Six
Per cent. IL the legal rsIc in Virginia, bu II any
body who wants money here car borrow it at
thst rate ne is an uncCmmon!y fortunate iudi
vIdua'. Tue d VICES rc3ored TO 10 clcumgcu,
the operation cf the Inv will not only do hsTn.
to the morals Of the people, but be successful,
and 30 far from helping tho borrowers the ex-
pericncc ct oil previous IaYs Tor the same pur-
pose has beco that they produce directly cen
sraTy et'c. Money is like auy other comnod-
lty--Do bottcr ADD 10 wors, AID its price there.
fore should be left to the natural law auppiy
AID deraud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

William Eepwor:h Dixon, one cthe NEST sen.
sstional OF modcrl writers, died in London on
Saturday, Of spop!exy. Mr.. Dixon Was born in
Manchester. England, in 1921, his parentsge md
connections being ottho denomination ofFciends.
One OF his most noted works was his Life of
WiIlsm Penn in which he controver.ed some
OF tins Charges made by Macaulsy against Penn
IN his hlst'ry. Mr.. Dixon WAS rather book
maker thsn 81 author. He was sble, induslri-
Gus, Clever, aid had the att Of selecting note
worthy facts and the ability TO put them in a
red Ab!e shane
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

TIE Mine nuddle Continues aud is quite
teothy, though Tiers has been % blood split,
nor is there spy likelihood TINT the services Of
the militia will tc c1lcd into rcqu'stIor; 1hi!c
1t looks Dow a. if tie Questions at issue luigh.
be referred 10 the Courts. Ia the mcautime
Mr.. Ia. u. Mjrril! addresses fur hec commu.
nicatiOus TO Gov. Gsrcci0l Gov. Garcc0a &c
tends, with some ability. too. his position :;
meetings are being held endorsing The actior Of
the Governor. aod others condcmniug The acton
OF he returning board )" the ministers had
to 20 oct of their wsy yesterday to lug the
difficulties !Gto their scrmous ind thus add
fuel 10 the hamcs," and Gpprchcrsons arc
expressed for "the peace Of Augusta" Hog
ever, the tempest will soon blow over, end the
winds will sigh through the pines OF Maize as
softly az Of yorc. The Inducements fer fight
up Id Msioe" arc not sufficient there is
nothll G &c make ADD that is q powrrul COP
sldeTation with the men who 20 ss substitutes
Tor Bl4iOe ard Morrill,, The leader will bny
and blustcr and threaten to bit, bnt il always
ends 10 talt aod the followers don't 20 into
battle if they coz hip ii, especially when the,c
is 40 booty in view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
HOTEL, ARRIVALS

MANSION HorsE.--j d Hooo, VI; J Fl
SdeLb-Ec, n :" IeEa; Il S r4un, l.y; Oh ourg; j
A Joo's k'chmcedi ii L hoyaI,, hlchuood;
j l. Adam, city
-, ToSIlNE.-j Z coicmsg, Gail1.r,::. L u Gun
o.; Y H Lee, l. .vstusy, Loud W 9. D Hcn-
~, Baltimore, M; j u NJ s)n F.uqurs TO,
Va; Il Ow10s, Pine william o., Va, ? Lam
b. RI, Il aEflSogbufg VI; I i b.tapul, Upper.
vile, Va; 3 L NOor1e, PriUce y VILLAIN &c,
Va; Z \ D,I~ri, j. nshb buzz, Va; 4 . Noc.G-
b,sh, Lyrchbarr, V; B R'GydHine Mj; S
Cs7aru, Nd; J NJ Cuooirghan,. II \; W
Brown, GsoIgctcw.,, D G; y i Cs,rolt, B.lto,
Nd; J y Harper, "; G Douglass, Vas: ing,
tor. d I; J d ( vans. tauquier CO, Va;
Walker ASHTON, F,uqui:r ca, Yo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
IAc zrail Eatercs.s.

Inc Fh:iadoiIhla iGcuyl ssyG tHa. ther1 Is
moi enough iroi. IL The country at INC prcson,
umo 10 supply tb9 necessary deraal, sua MS s.
result Of tbs scarcely ;hore is liltle o. 10 dapo
s':ion 10 soil, al prices %ro st,I. = 2pa.stor.
VINO Las been o7ef tho St9to sacs: There a:e
not four idle Furnaces. 80 hnsv sre .hs n,ii and
iughscb men =; sGc present line tia. :Ety Are
refusing 10 :sko orders lJr z uri! sLG MAY ioliv
cry a. an advance on uressn: price, many Of
thcm believing that before ID .lr y .,:ca! con
tracts Wfi2n II CONC C"-"a cove1 three and tou
hoHthsj af@ J! ed ire. H h.vo gene up 20 1872
pI!cts. wboI SOB wNa s.,uG and .skca.u
According - r6liaG.c accounts The -aifro.h-
pullGlnG Interest vii: ne ore ac.iT.i: i, % than
IN siiy year III Cra'H-rCi.i history, emo AT
| ihorlLy Hsacrls ih&t there wilt no, BE enough
steel rails made II Inc wr:ii il the c0riiag Vcsv
70 NEE: ID? d9mNgcs aGd adds tnat il is 1xes.
LiOGaGiG whether tho Co1 0inCd product Of iron
and steel ter the yea w! oe co la' 20 "a .;7e.
meEts. u = GGrcu,Gtud TINT i. IS . 8 Ut0 mile.
Oh railroad VII OF aLl ed 10 Inc !Ul 0 mites A.
ready n operation, So ma railroad publications
gn!'H :" ;ar % - 1acc .le prob.bls increase at
X w HlCS. -suCltcr: 90 Old rAaGs must - So
be renewed and required sud boz. usrs vi; IT,
needed. & large portion Of the toLp Of . %
niles is slro%dy AZ der CC1iraci, aad the means
!ol 'De WEn!e II tna shape Of sleek subsG-iD-
Ions. pr1ceads II horG5 End u.her resources,
nave Already been secured. s. coT.as2eaLonCe
WIN fh;fos1 coninsC!'s, lLrn1c" oWGcrs Gld
c&f builders, Ills burg paper Inmates The de-
maGd iCr ir@I on American a. 70Hi accounts
CUr!DG :cSp =. = $50 UDJ tors Gt iron IL DO reouir
cd Tor THIS L. ta!es, lone t5il;ag nc account of
the other uses TO which iron IS pus.
-, q. f.1"hy iu'Hrcea tHUre arc now l.. b ast in
Inc uhi,fd >iates !. a l.2:ioa winch cunrg. De
shS"ticL LH!l. inc gecsiy, >. tia retu5rs Of the
mtflChn AFCn &Ed steel A:grc;a;ig. Attic
c:0so Of Jasj year thare ws-o So furnaces and
200 IN biast those WHO ought 20 k0ow s'cu-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

The present indications are TIA: the Utcs
will not only rciuss TO deliver tho villains who
murdered the inca ard outraged the women t
The White Il yer Agency, but that the CON
nisslon at l!os PlOoS may c-u5idor thsms, Ives
lucky If they get away from there with rncir
sca!pa safe. The proper course to be pursued
with tho lodiaus ID 10 uro them oyer to the
care OF the War Department, and to hold that
department to strict accountability for the
proper execution o! is trust. Everybody is
now satisfied that the present system is an
egregious failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
ituMNUNICATED
Ihe Is Gs.simaENn ksalIe L.


Sc by Inc Gszyatc thar seaod Proposals
vii b cIved b. :hs qos!:y u Oh Christ
Church Tor ,fc parch.sc q Geusfal Wash
ington's Bih!e, presented b. Mrs General Lee
to I'd Christ Ch0r2n, sac supp sing it to be
sale depository for the book 10 all future gen
oraii1ns, as long as The building existed. We
nave cot yet recovered IRON the shock nd in
salt OF She ruthless vandalism reIretratc3 nv
the craGRloG down OF tho odd .ulp;'," ~
OAR. decd 10 di!k rigEt," AZ Tia ip. tip.;ion
and With the aSSl9tagce OF minister and yes,rv.
With cooTs lock d aad sh0 crs clos q, who be-
tore ihr yer haC sc,Tc.!y or, s.ca lhe threshold
CT al E2iscGD4! Church, buG gho, by sGne sd
Venti.ious cnas'aGcss, bid clc,lt mo eur
Cd chuich, aud where, 90 tho fU. wiz. Sue
day her egi;ia2"to chi 4! en came tc ,s1rsh,1
IN thor saac uaGy,th ivu i thsiE s&rinc roac,
tie chIGetl d sg0!ci. 40 IL is stead pia..
lorm aud L Day goods Ok ior tic G.irisIcr
feet, to ciev3tc han above DC head d ne coz.
gr2EaUOl. AcG r0w here oom.s ano,her IN
suls. Mhat Ok? Uss sac 20 champion
Vi al! Acr 5oSs mat she has h:orch. ~, has she
MOI Olc rft to take hcr ~ III: iAl4 ''aaG sta, d
oot"een h5r and tho i!gcgereai aEY on riiuh
she has tail o. Why these ''pon hers" IN
human s'3sN", wi!l e:e !opa Gc.acud :ato the
graves OF ous i Eciatac5s. rob thy iios OF the
silver p!a'cs With !helF ua:a,s iD-cr bed thereon,
ADD task them through his puzzle streets With
n: cFJ, Who'll 90 the highest bidder? s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

zen Grant reached Washington on Saturday
evening last and was welcomed by Gen. B.b
cock, Don Cameron. Gen. Beale, and 8 few
others In the upper gallery OF the depot build.
ing many citizens were gathered; among them.
DR.. Blake, Ceptsin Spranzey, b. r l,lovd
l, Gregory, d. K. Windsor, Henry Lee and
Thomas L. Tullock. Yesterday Gen Grant ~.
tended church and in the evening dDed with
Don Cameron The menu was very elaborate
Inc guests remained at the house until after
nine O'clock when Gen. Grant returned to the
Grant will be diced by Congressman Levi p
Morton, the rich barker of New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
President HIVES

ELIZABETH, n. j., Dec. 20 President
Hayes hos Just passed through this city co route
for New York. The trsin stopped few MO
utes at the depot and large crowd gathered,
Including the city ot6ciaIs, clergy nsu aad others
Miss Anna Dickinson was also present. The
President bowed his ackuowledg ement of The
greetings. but made 90 address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

reco. niza could he revisit the glmpses OF the
moon, 81 hope. Il tic peso .iatious for its sale
have not progressed 100 lar, they may be
broken If st oulc, aod that the small sum 10
be raist d ty selling it may be obtained by let s
discrcdtab!e process. We src csr'aio there are
residents of the city, out i! uot 10 the church,
VINO vii! su' scribe that sum keep the Bible
where il is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
In Distress.

-, WILMINGTON, N. u, Dec. 29.-The sch,os.,
CheruDim, Capt. NJ. 4. Lang, from H,y,i
for New York. put in at Smithviilc yes.erd.r ~
Distress Capt LanY and tie mate, Lem LINK
both died of yellow fsver on the pnss,py end
were buried vt sea The vessel is now AZ nusr.
sntlne station, and one man has been sent to the
hospital. W WIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
Bible Revision.

NEW YORK Dec. 29.-The Naw Tesla
nent Company Of the Auerlcsn Bitle Revision
COMMITTEE held :heir last meetiags Gu Friday
ADD Saturday, Deo. 26 and u. and flushed
the sec0Gd revision of the Burk Of Rcyc!a-
tion<. The revised New Testament vii! be
published by the British University pr. sses
during the coming year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

Tx Marshal b zalDe, who OF the conclusion
OF the las trstco r. rmsny War, was convicted
OF treason In the surrender Of ole z and whose
srG!euoe OF death Was oomnu'ed by President
Mchahooe to 70 years Imprisonment in the
fortress at the Isle Ssinte Msguerite. whence be
escaped with the assistance of his wife and her
cyusn, has solicited permission to settle some
family affairs in France, but has been refused,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

The reception Gen. Grant has met with az
Washington goes far to subs!a1iato the prcys
lent report. that no matter how popular he nay
be with the p2Cpio be is not the favorite of the
s'a!3arts or O: sly other prcmiuent republicans
except those who expect to derive bcacfts from
his third term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
Shot 10 Death.

ANTE, La Dec. 29-Four negroes w,o
ware iupris,n 90 the Oh ,rge O. murder, We're
taken from all last night ty a mob of 6tty men
and shot TO death. Two other prisoners are re
ported to have been liberated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
A CLEEGYMAN's MARR1. Gs-On Christmas

A tLERGYMAN's MARRI .Gs-On christmas
the Rev John Carey pastor OF the colored PEG.
pies Csptist Church, in Jamaica, Long Island,
y. ;! :, wsa married at Plsntelt, N J to Mrs
&: Harris Of Virginia. W Elk ago the groom
sddrtssed circular letter to all OF his ard the
brides friends ss follows:
But my God shall supply all your needs "
Ihursd.y, 18th day of Decem Der, 1879, is the
9th yesr AID birthday of Rev John C.rey at
watch lime, by divine permission, he will put
forth bic best effort, by uniting he,rt and hand
witn Mrs. 4. harris of Virginia, in holy we'd
lock Whose fndetb good thing, and oh.
telnetn favor from the Lord !" There are two
CLASSES to be invited the first class must be eat.
ned bJ beholdDg the ceremony at the church ::
The second c!sss are most cordial y invited 20 q
participation Of the supper. As The ". ddipy g
styied silver wedding useful donati ,ns will be
thankfully received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
DIED.

v est rday, at IS p. NJ, ANTHONY FOR.
Ell s n AARPER, 1t the So.h year Of bis 80 sas
49, me funeral will take place frcm the r nsG
st eaee o. ms mother corner of Wolfe md Lea
sttend, s'p''''u''y invited to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

a dIspa CD from Berlin says that oorresnen ~
o. nee has been discovered, proving an alliance
between the German socialists and Rnssian
nitiii,ts, "'N "usslan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

NEW YORK. December % Stocks strong
Money GAG Flour quiet Wheat quiet Corn
dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

PHILADELPHIA. Deer. Cattle-msrke!
active; receipts 200: prime 81; good 81; medi
um DAD; common 81 4 Sheep active; receipts
t0O; prime 5as5i; good Dash medium Al );
commcn 4s43 hogs-market active; receipts:
o. prime Ghicsgos II; good III fair {; &c;
common Ct &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
l. holders Of the MT. VERNON COOPER
ALIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION will BE-
neid IT Harmonic Hall THURSDAY, Jsnuay
l, 1850 at u o'clock. Election and report
de ~ ct L. E. UHLER SeCty.
SMALL SUGAR CURED HAMS, choice
~ for Gale by
deco &c MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

The market opens inactive, and but little ia
doing Our quotations are nominal aud remsin
unchanged, the light receipts not wsrrantinys
change. The sales of Flour are restricted to the
local demand, but the transactions are fair aad
prices keep up. There were small sales CT Wheat
atquotations The only sales of Corn were made
at 55 for white Country produce ISL light re-
ceipt and, with the exception of Eggs, which sre
shade higher, prices are unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Fec. % Virginia Is deferrd 81;
do consolidated SCI do I'd series q; coup.
ons -; new ten forties 3ii bid to day Cotton
very quiet middlng l2i. Flour fra howard
street sno Western Super SASS 81; do EItrs
b 75sS6 rs; do Family 25sS7 is; City Mills
super base 80; do Extra 75sS6 Is; do Family
25aS7 IS; do Rio brspJs 7 50.S7 IS Patapsc)
Family SO rs. Whesl-Southern quiet, hu!
firm; Western lev ,r, closing dull and weak;
Southern red l4Jsl45; do amber le0al56; No :
Western winter red spot and Deer 1874 .l5}i
Jan 1911 sl54s; Feb l59isl5Gs; March 103t.l63:
Corn-Southern steady; Western dull ard wesS
Southern white 62,65; do yel"w co. Western
mixed spot and Dec and Jan SOL; Feb 60i Coz.
steamer SIT Oats dull Southern 47s48 Wes
ern white 47s48; do mixed IS As; Peuna 47a43
Eye steady 81 100. Hay steady; prime to choice
Penna and Maryland 17a$l8 Coffee quiet! Rio
csrgoe8 l4al6!. Sugar hivher and firm 4 soft
50. Whiskey quiet al IA .Sl l4i.
PuILADEIpUJA Dec,r Q-Nottlo-rarte
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-18
Notice to Lienho|ters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has commenced An action in
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Lincoln, in which action the under
signed is plaintiff and the Alps Silver Mining
ompany, State Ba k of Nevada, +. W Clute, @.
H. Patchen, Louis Woldenberg and M. Armer
partners doing business under he firm name
of Woldenberg h Co.., Lee Rice, M w. O'Brien,
Antoine Lovely and Richard A Riepe are defend.
ants; and said action is brought to enforce q lien
in favor of plaintiff and against defendants upon
the following described premises, situated in the
certain mine or mining claim known as the Ma
zepps mine, consisting of enc thousand feet Of
mining ground situated about six hundred (600)
feet south fom the number five mo. 81 shaft Of
the Meadow Valley Company's mine, and about
fourteen hundred tl400) feet, more or less from
the American Flag mine, in Ely Mining Dis
trict Said lien is for the sum of three
hundred and forty.eight $348 dollars,
in gold coin of the United States, and ia
claimed under and by virtue of an Act Of the
Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled "An
Act to secure liens to mechanics and others and
to repeal all other Acts In relation thereto, ap-
proved March Q, 1875" Now. therefor, all
persons having, holding or claiming liens upon
said premises under the provisions of said Act
are hereby notified to be ana appear b fore said
at 10 O'Clock A. M. Of that day the same being
day of the regular term Of said Court and
then and there exhibit their said liens and the
proof thereof.
WILLIAM GARRISON.
A. B. & W. J. O'DoUGHERTY. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Phoebe, August 90, 1878. au29-td.