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The National tribune., 1886-02-11

war who helped the fugitive slaves escaping from
Southern bondage to reach Canada in safety
The sum paid by the United States for Florida
was g., 0Oo,dS0
The gallant American Commander, Burrows. and
the British Commander. Blyth, were killed in the
same battle aud buried side by side.
Thos III. Benton WAS called &" Old Bullion be-
cause he advocated coin as the only circulating
medium.
"Ichabod Crane" is one of Washington Irvng's
characters in his Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
l. How long was England Republic, and at
what date, and 10y whom was 1t annitilated
3 What great Prince defeated the Imperial Gen
erals and carried the Protestant banners triumph
anily through Itay.-E. p. Golden Oyster Bay l..
B. Quote the first telegram sent out, and by
whom?-L. w. Anderson, Fairfax. Mo-,
Who discovered the circulation OF the bioodE
Sadie +. Davis, Pawtucket X. i.
3. Where was the Stars and Stripes first injured
after their adoption"
&. What was the amount of paper money OUT
standing Nov. l, 1873 in the U. S.-Jesse ID. Rarey,
kenton, ..
:. When and by whom WAS Washington captured
and burned Ethel Brown Match Chunk, Pa
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Sure Searchers Walter Potts. Cadiz O., 1; Alvin
G. Weeks, Newport, Me- 3; NJ. Lou Walker, Park
wood. Pa, 2: hlva Jones Lynnville Ind, {; Jas.
L. Ager, Swampscott, Mass, 3; Zach Snyder Pine
Grove, Pa, 2; Eddie H. Green Greenwich, Ct. b;
Giles Grimes, Manteno, H., 2; Media Plympton,
West Decatur, Pa, c: l.. Ii. barnett Ryerson,s
Station. Pa, 6; y. X. Fullerton, Ceariicld, kan,2
Paul said we free-born. (Acts, %, 2S)
Noah 40 years building the ark.
The word jehovah occurs {. $50 times in the Bible
Ifthou hast done foolishy in litingup thyself, or
if thou hast thought evil, lay Thy hand upon my
mouth. prov, 90: 81.
Town Clerk is found in Acts, IS s..
Angels fly. (Sec Rev, 8: l3 and Ii g. In Isaiah,
9th chapter, the seTaphins described as having
six wings.
Jerusalem was taken by Omar and the Saracens,
Csc 4. ID.
Leah was tcnder-eyed. Gen, 90: III
God first gave herbs for mans food, Gen, L: -
Noah ate flesh. Gen, 9, 81
Turning water into wine at the marriage OF cana
was the first miracle of our Lord. John, q 81
Jezabel was daughter, sister, wife and mother OF
a king.
l. What king beheaded 20 children of king
Cora Kerstetter.
.. Why were the Israelites often brought under
bondage-Fannie L. Church. SherbUrne, n. Y.
5. Where does the word Auti-Christ appear =
Media Plympton, West Decatur, Pa.
4. After the death of Joshua, by whom and how
long the Israeltes governed, and what fol-
lowed?-E. Z. Golden.
5. Where is it said The beloved of the Lord shall
dwell in safety with him; and the Lord shall cover
him all day long, and he shall dwell between his
shoulders ?"-Georgie S. Herrick, Bluebiil Falls,
Me
6. What king is spoken of as being cut off like
foam upon the water IN. X. Fullerton, Clear
field, Kan.
Z. What king had his eyes put out?
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But a true one, is story of what has been
done for our ellow-townsman, John Armstrong
A little over a year ago, when we came to
Lyons, Mr.. Armstrong was not expected to live
more than few days. He was badly bloated
(dropsy) and racled with most excruciating
pains, for the mitigation Of which he had ap-
piled to numerous physicians in vain. His case
was given up by one after another, till the
gloom of despair closed over him.
About this time Mr.. Armstrong was induced
to write to Drs. Starkey & Palen. After receiv-
ing a written statement of the case they decided
that they could help him. He ordered two
months treatment of Compound Oxygen and
commenced its use about the last of March. In
eleUen days his pains had all departed, and he has
been steadity gaining up to this time lie has Mrown
array has crafcheS, odLk d0wn t0yn, do The mar
keti,,g and carry has purchases home The results
wrought, which he ascrbes to this treatment,
are simply acondertM and more so when we take
the age of the man into considerations he beinQ
IN his Seueatieh gear These facts are published
in the hope OF beneiiting some suffering fellow
mortal. Mr.. Armstrong, and the facts as we
have related them, are widely known in this
vicinity, and can be easily re'fed 10 those who are
disposed to doubt"
A Treatise on Compound Orygen," containing
history of the discovery and mode of action
of this remarkable curative agent and large
record of surprising cures in Consumption, Ca
tarrh, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Asthma etc, and
a wide range Of diseases. will be sent free Ad-
dress DIS. STARKEY & PALEN, 1929 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia.
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c. II. Walker, Trenton Junction, N. j.: No,
! cannot afford to not subscribe and read THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, nor. do l think, can any
soldier of the late civil or previous wars. 1t is
the most substantial and stanchest soldiers
friend in the way of a newspaper that | ever
read. l hope to see its present circulation
dOubled.
The National tribune., 1886-02-11

The "Favorite Prescription of DR.. Pierce
cures "female weakness" and kindred affec-
tions. BY druggists.
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FLORIDA SOLDIERS COLON

FI1he Unbreakable Glass Lamp Chimney will
clear s. day Sells AT sight. Bears heavy falls.
Address, J. W. CLOVES, Reedsyille Pa
Mention The National Tribune.
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For G. A. r., Masonic and all other society
goods send for catalogue to L. A. Armstrong,
Detroit, Mich.
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lcRIGMA

Ny g. g, Q IS an insect
8, g. is an insect;
], Z, 9 is fish;
O. G, 2, 10, 9 is fish;
If, 10, 2, I2 is IL beast;
1913, 3, is a beast;
4, 5, 6, IS is a part OF speech;
y. ?, ID, 3 is part of speech.
My whole is something in TIE TRIBUNE, in
which are all interested-Wm. T. Breidenthal.
1t will PAY all our readers to pcrusc very
carefully the article elsewhere, copied from the
Scientific AmericaH addressed to that dispassion-
ate paper, AMI reproduced herein because it is
of very great value TO everyone, containing
some important scientific facts very plainly put.
The National tribune., 1886-02-11

All sufferers from blood disorders can use
Ayers Sarsaparilla with the fullest assurance
of happy results.
The National tribune., 1886-02-11

rTNQ All Fits stopped free by DIR. X lines ssreat
liz. Nerve RestOrer. No Fits after first day 5
Marvellous Treatise and 500 trial bottle free
to Fit Send to Dr. Kline 931 Arch ST., Pha. Pa
Mention The National Tribune.
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ANSWERS 20 questions viii not bc published with
in two three weeks after questions appear. So
ali will have chance to send replies, and receive
honorable mention with number answered.
Patient Cleaners: Walter Potts, Cadiz o., s.
Sheridan NaEhoc5Cn, Central City, Neb., 2; Mary
Dawn Petty. North Dorset, VT, / Ava Jones,
Lynnyille, .; Jessie g. Stevens, Chester, Neb., ;
Jesse ID. Barey, kcnt0n, o., q Jessie NJ. Morris,
junction City, Kan, 4; Sadie t. Davis Pawtucllet,
*. l., .; y. =. Golden, Oyster Bay, l.. L. y. y, 3;
Arthur *. Edwards, kirkwood, Ill, /; Media
Plynipton, West Decatur Pa, 3; james l.. Algcr, g.
TIE irst watches were made in France, Holland
and England, about the middle of the l7th century
Graham's improvement, EI5, being the most i'm
poTtant.
Pins arc manufactured at Waterbury Conn To-
ledo, O.. and "aEious other places ia the L. 4
Tyler WAS President when Texas was admitted
Into the Union.
The Underground Railrood" was name OPP
piled 10 the men III The Northern States before INC
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20
THE OLD HYMN.
From tho Charchman.]

tEf0Hf bHS
To-day, with quiet heart, heard
Tho prayer, tho anthem, and tho psalm,
And gently on my spirit fell
The sweetness Of tho Sunday calm,
Till, at the reading of the hymn,
With sudden tears my eyes were dim.
That old, old hymn! It's sacred lines
Had fallen on my childish oars;
Ny life turned bnck, unhindered by
The stretch of intervening years;
Near me my little daughter smiled,
And yet was again child.
Outside the winds were fierce and rough,
The winters chill was in the air;
But could hear the bonny birds
Aud huinming insects everywhere
And felt, in spite of frost and snow,
A summer breeze from long ago.
To find Tho place Ifook tho book,
And held II in q woman's hand.
While all my soul was moved with thrills
No other soul could understand;
And quite unseen, with love divine,
My mothers fingers folded mine.
And not because the music rose
Exultingly held my breath,
Lest should lose its sweet delight.
Upon her lips the hush of death
For years has lain, and yet heard
My mothers voice In efery word
Full we'll know the dead are dead,
Yet sometimes at a look or tone,
With short relenting, will the past
One moment giye US back our own.
Oh happy paint Too quickly done
AS swiftly ended as begun.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20

Gen. Grant was dubbed LID. by
Harvard, and during the campaign OF
1872 some one published burlesque
in the form Of minute little volume
about as big as q postage stamp, in
which we're printed some Of the short
speeches Of the silent man, under the
fttle, "The Literary Remains Of Ulysses
S. Grant, Doctor Of Laws" l showed
a copy to the General afterwards, says
a correspondent. He had never heard
of it, and was very much amused by
the little volume. After reading 1t
through, as he could do In five minutes,
he turned to mo with a smile and said I:
"This is very good; you must give It
to me; want to show 1t to Mrs. Grant,
who does not realize what famous
man / am getting to be-"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20

To atrapger London would seem TO
be undergoing demolition. Every
where old buildings are being torn
down. A vast space feon the National
Gallery to Oxford street is void and
vacant. The corner of Piccadilly and
Green Park is in the hands OF the men
of the pickaxe, and presently all the
prisons will be given over to the des-
troyer. Old Chelsea is being gradually
turned into New Cheisea-the houses
arising there are very magnificent. In
short, London is being improved al
most as rapidly as Paris was metamor-
phosed by Baron Haussmann.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20

The Desha aud Chicot county people
should get themselves organized into
Ievee district on permanent basis
and establish some regular system for
raising revenue. Then let them
combine with the two upper Louisiana
districts, for their territory constitutes
geograp phically one levee district, and
make a steady effort 10 build up line
Of levee along their entire front.
When the River Commission has
money to distribute for ievee building,
finding regular organization for that
purpose, with will and ability TO help
themselves. they will very readily join
in the work and aid in completely
closing up the Teusas basin Memphis
Aratdnche.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20

tuolucs tS utSG0Sugc tS SSty VatCASsA-
ecribed. II IL said to be made up oi
three or four brief essays In prose, Z
dozen short poems, mostly Latin and
French, and something like thousand
epigrams. In Hebraic literature, the
songs OF Solomon contain the m0at and
the best to be found on the subject.
The Greek poets give It very little at
tentton. Among the Roman poets,
Catulius, In his ode to Lesbia, thus
sings: "Do you ask, Leebia, how many
kisses OF thine can be enough 2 A
many 40 are che sands OF the African
desert, or as many as are the stars that
behold the secret loves Of naortAls
when night Is stiii." Sir Hanbury vii.
liams, Ia 4 free, a very free translation
OF this ode, thus gives the part Of II
material to kissing:
Come, Chloel and give mo sweet kisses
For eweotef suro girl never gAveG
But why In tho midst Of our blisses
Do you ask me how many craves
TIM not to be stinted In pleasure,
So, prithee my charmer, be kind
For sinoe love thee beyond measure,
To numbera I'll never be con6nedi
coEns The oer
Count tho bees that DER Hvbia are playing !
Tho grain that rich 6icily yields;
Go number the stars In tho heaven;
When % many kisseA you've given,
still shall bo craving tor more!
Shakespeare mentions the subject OF
kissing something like 25O times, and
perhaps the most singular alluslon he
has to the art-ior there Is an art to Il
lis the practice Of Hermione with
Leontes In ssThe Winter Tale" Of ktss-
fsnus frast n }f~H 0s~A 81 Hal IA ~~~&
bursts is that which he puts Into the
mouth Of Marc Antony, when he ia
kissing Cleopatra.
Let Rome Ia Tiber melt, and the wide arch
OF the ranged empire fallr Hero Is my
space.
Kingdoms are clay; our dungy earth alike
Feeds beast as man the nobleness Of life
Is to do thus whom such u mutual pair,
And such q twain can dot In which bind,
On pain Of punishment, the world to meet.
We stand up peerless.
Well done, Antony!
A very satisfactory kiss must that
have been which Fatima received from
her lover, as told by Tennyson, when
he drew with one long kiss her whole
soul through But truce to kisses
aud kissing. :. Let the article be closed
with this charming little poem, trans-
lated, If the writer's memory IL correct,
from Victor Hugo:
Give me kiss! do not stay
Counting in that careful way;
All the coin your lips shall print
Never can exhaust the mint.
Kiss ME, then;
- Every moment, and again.
Give me kisses nay, tits true,
am quito as rich as you;
And, for every kiss owe,
can pay you back, you know.
Kiss mo, then;
Every moment, and again!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20

The announcement that MIR. Blaine
intends to retire from politics again,
doubtless indicates that he Is to hold
another campaign up by the tall
Lptiiotlelphin Times, Ind.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-11-20

"Prince Alexander of ofBattenberg has
removed from the country house Of
Prince Alexander Of Hesse, on the
Bergstrasse," says London Truth, "to
Darmstadt, where he has taken up bis
abode in his fathers palace, the rooms
which he formerly occupied having
always been kept ready for him In
case Of his return from Bulgaria. The
Prince has sold all his horses except
ten. He IL to be In Paris early In
December, and will probably pass a
portion Of the winter amid the exhil,
aratiDg surroundings Of Monte Carlo. +"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-10

NOTICE.

NOTICE IS Herr BY GIVEN THAT AfPLl-
N CATION for patents for Town Lots, BE-
s,rn,nq At . post marked No. H.. sE corner
~ the Town OF Bristol: Thence mineral
monument No. lbeara 8 7eh degrees 22.S2v
.feet. D B mineral monument No. standing At
the northeast corner Of Sixth and Main streets,
in the Town Of Bristol. bears n 6oA dssres'"
FL First Course, 8 7oh degrees " 9.sto feet
pcst marked No. 2. ccrier Town Of 6.issol
hence, I'D course, lsM deers ~ .5,oey IS aees
,oi, thence, sd courte. N roh dterees 3se1o
feet 70 po,i marked No. 4. ~ corner Town cf
Brirtol and thence. eth course, y 1sh tspssts
a.eio feet 70 post No. the piena Of b. eii pire
containing one HUNDRED ard si,ty acre.. ne es'
state of Nevada must be maze 70 the ~ Ger
signed on o. before the ilth esy q fsts,s.y
| iavs Of the State Of Neysda, y. tls ssl:
-@ction $3.50, act approved February sotns ~
Application must be hlsd with Al. bAaa
Bristol. Nevada. .~.
suii.ss IT ssos1 sunsiis Of hi
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-10

Eureka. Nevada. April 9th. 1855.
N1oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CLlN-
IN ton u Pstchen. whose postofhce sddrsss
filed his application for patent for one thousand
linear feet Of the SILVER mine or vein barring
silver, with surfaca ground one hnndksa ana
uiuety-tw NO fest 10 width, uituatod IL LILY Mtning
District. county of Lincoln. and state o. Hevsas,
plst GU die IN thi once ~ lot No 80. in fown-
,hip 1. North OF Range 81, isst Of Mount DtAblo
nerldian. ssid lot No. Is being boundsd ~ fol-
lows. 70 wit:
No So. whencr the soutn quarter post Of section
%. N r 81 l., bears TAX deg $40 fest
III nee running; LIST course. lUh deg lsl
feet, tv post marked No ., Q survey NO W;
hence, I'D course, 8 1Ss deg 1000 fest, 20 post
marked No $, U y survey No S8, whence bare
u mooument-by Lieut.. Nheeler-N ~ deg
| Il 1890 feet; thence. 50 course. 8 ION deg " loa
feet, to post marked NOD, U survey NO W.
thence, tth course, N 7s+ deg W io0o feet. to
| post marked No tho place Of oeginning. con
iAinink W lou acres. Courses expressed from
| true meridian with . magnetic variation OF II
deg East. a.. A..
Recorders once Of Ely uiniug District. Lincolr
county, state Of Nevada, In book OF mining no
tices, pages ssl, $50 and s63
This lain is bounded by no known claims.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely an
portion Of the said SILVER mine or surfsc
sroun are required TO nle their sdvsfss claim
vi b the Regi ter OF thn United stats Ian
once Al tur Ia, In the County Of Eur~fs, IN
state Of Nevada during the sixty days period
publication hereof. or they will be barred
Virtue Of the provisions Of the statute
r. Il. HINCKLEy. Register.
Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
cf application for patent be published for u
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the Piocf
REcoap, Q weekly newspaper published
Piochs, Lincoln county. Nevada.
api7.i0t, F.H. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Application for a Patent


Eureks. Nsysds, February 8, A. D. 1888.
NOTICE ii HEREBY GIVEN THAT D.
~ Fallis sud J D. Lehmer. whoss postothce
address Ia Cincinnati, Ohio. have this DAY MED
dred linear feet OF the "Indian Chief" mine or
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
around six hundred feet In width. situated
In Pshrsnsgat Lake Mining District. County
OF Lincoln and stase OF Nevada. and aesign.Ms,, ~,
once as Lat Number 80. In Township s., South
RANGE. SO East Of Moan. Diabio Meridian. Tho
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 50 being M
follows, TO wit:
vey No 50, whence the \ post between SECTIONS
90 and ~. 7 s. 60 Q, N D y, bears N 8 deg
is am 100 feet, and the mouth Of 6pringers
Tuupei bears n i6k deg " ts0 fest. Thence
running, LIST course, y deg Is min W 1900 feet:
mopum ent bears 70 feet from said post No 2.
Thence. "a course. N "a deg 10 min " 800 test
10 poet marked No 8, o 8 Survey No 80; OLD
| monument bears n "a deg " 70 feet from SAC
k.s sSIsss; Is sss s1sy = ~
~: Gid mounmons bcsrs q deg 90 min z
| feet from post NOD. Thence. ath course, y
deg is min 600 feet, to post married NO !. m
place Of beginning Magnetic variation 10 del
East eontainins 20 eeioo ' r acrss' ,..orasd 1,
tho Recorder 9 oifico OF Lincoln County. State
Nevada, 10 Book OF Mining Notices. page zoo
This claim 10 bounded By M known olaims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an.
portion Of said indian Chief" mine or sur
isce ground are required to nlo their advers
claim with the Rsgister Of the United state
Land ONCE at Eureka, In the State OF hevsas
during the sixty days period Of puoiicstio
hereof, or they will bo barred BY virtue OF tn
p'0' F.H. arNcKLEY. Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
of application for patcut bc published for 70
period Of ten consecutive weeks IN the tiocn
REQ D. q weekly Newspaper, pnblished I
. Pioche, Lincoln county. Nevada.
fI7.iot FIJI. HfNCKLEY. Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHERIFF. Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the SIKH Judicial District oouft'
10 and for the County Of Lincoln, State OF NC
vadA. and to me directed and denveto' ios
Judgment rendered 10 said Court. on the rwen-
ty.tlird day Of August, A. v. 1854, IN favor OF
the State Of Nevada, tplaintih, and against tne
Bristol i liver Mining Company and aiso tne
re Il estate and improvements hereiusiiSr oe-
scrtbed, defendants, for the sum OF One rnou.
sand Eighty.three and ti.l00 VI ,U65 ii-iVl
dollars, lax and delinquency, together "tn
rorty.four and 50-lUO (Ss4 ~ 1901 dolisrr, tax
costs, and ali accrutng costs. have levieo on
the following property. to wit;
PJssesBory claim to one hundred sno eiA.y
(l60) acres Of land, about one ~ mile NORTH
o. Bristoi, an improvements theron cons,ss-
f6iack .mith ahop, I d ceiling -nouse, rsstsurAnt
and u1Dce, Stable and house, huistine-seests
and atsbls at MAy6ower mine, uhioridine tur.
mace ct mill, AM one pair Fairbanks scEies--in
LincSln county, State o. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
woaday, 80 9th Day Of Octsber,
A o. 1884, between the hours Of O'Clock In the
morning and o'clock In the Ate NOON, namely
d II o'olvck N. OF said day, will sell Al the
tixht, ut,e snd interest Of said Bristol niivei
Iining Company In aud " tue above DESCRIBED
aid pfopsfty TO satisfy said above sum o.
SI,i ,iaf 6l.iO0 tax delinquency, ooats and accru
INF costs, 1t the trout door of the County Oourt
house, It Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, state Q
Nevsda 1t public auction, for cash in henu, =
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy sal
execution and all costs.
sepstd. y. p. sHERwo0D, Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-10

Talking about hydrophobia, the latest
cure is odd aud rather unprepossessipg.
A Spanish physician announces it. It
consists in following up the bite Of mad
dog with the bite Of sane snake--viper,
rattle, cobra, or what not, so long as he
is poisonous. To get any good out Of this
cure one would have to go about with his
pockets full Of serpents during tho dog
days. and then he might be bitten by .
snake when there was no mad dog handy
to counteract the virus. On the whole
most people will probably prefer to TAXI
their chances.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-10
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Or An onucn " |
h issued out OF the Justice Court Of Pioche
rovuship, County OF lincoln. State OF Nevada.
and to me directed and delivered ior six several
Judgments rendered In said Court on the seven
,eenth day Of Fcorusry, a; D. isSs. sss,nst % tne
ompsnies. and In favor OF NJ Churich, tor the
nm Of two hundred and thirty hve 7b-luO
S136 76-iOOJ dolisrs, United Stztes gold coin.
with interest thereon at the rate OF ten per cent
Ger anuum from the seventeenth DAY OF feoru'
nv. A. d 1883. With costs and sccruing costs.
ali in United ets es gold coin, and also for |
judgement rendered in said Court on tho seven. |
teentu day Of February. A. o. isSS: In iavot o.
Comet Mine, Ohio mine aud Companies, for the |
sum of one hundred and seventy-four tSi74) |
dollars, United States gold coin, with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
from the seventeenth day Of February, D.
haas. With costs and accruing costs, all IN
limited states gold coin; and. also for ludg-
msnt reuderod In said Court on the seventeenth
day Of February. a. Y. 1883. N favor OF A; NC
Comet nino, Ohio Nine and Companies for the
ann Of forty-two and 6oi00 lSl2 bO-io0l doll .rs.
rnitsd Ststes gold coin, with interest thereon at
the rate Of tan per .snt per annSm ,s from ths
- "a sccrusng costs allin United States gol,
coin: and, also, for Judgment rendered In said
| Cont a. the sevsnteenth day Of February. "A D.
1873 in favor Of MI Church and against X III, The
ana tho Companies for the sum Of one hundred
md ninety.one and sO-io0 (el9l Hii0Oj dollars,
United states gold coin. with interest thereon
Al th- rata uf ten per cent per snnnm from the
co.ts and sccruing costs, all In United States
s,oIS coin: ana also, II judgment rendered In
aid Court on the seventeenth day OF February "A.
p 1888, In fav IT of A. dsudette and aRainst the
aid Msyaower Mine. Comet Mine. and Ohio
Mine and companies for the sum Of two hun.
, drod snd ten $2lO) doll ,rs, United states gold
ooin with interest thereon at the rate o. ten per
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NOTICE OF SUIT OOMMENoED.


STATE or NEVADA Couxrr OF LINCOLN,
Drsrpfcr on PROSECUTING ATToRNErn OfF1ckJ
~. s,,,o~,ng n.med defeudsntu and to
.ssesssd ssparately, hereinafter described;
.,tnsts. living and being in the County Of LIZ
coin. stste Of Nevada, known or unknown. you
.ys herebv notified that suit has been COM
menced IN the Justice Court, flocno IoWnhhPs
the s,Aso VI nnsr.. hsr~insftsr named.
and each of the following described
tracts or parcels Of land, Win ~. tne I'm sm,
provementn thereon ana amprovc.aenss ,.sn