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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-14
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
= District Attorneys Office. - Notice of suits
Commensurate the following named defendants,
and to all owners claimants to the real estate
and improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court, Car
son Township, by the Stale of Nevada, plaintiff,
against each of the defendants hereinafter named,
and each oftLe following described tracts or par
GELS of land, with the improy ements thereon, and
in Ormsby county. and all owners Of claimants 10
the same known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency, assessed to said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year COM
mencing the first day OF January, 1867. and
ending on the 3lst day Of December 1867, and
that summons has been duly issued in each case;
and you are further notified that unless you appear
and answer TIE complaint filed in said cause Oh or
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U. s. Rev. Stamp SOC Estate Rev. Stamp, SOC.
STATE OF NEVADA IN THE JUSTICE
y Court, Empire Township, in and for the
County Of Ormsby. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting to James Dewitt: Y,u are hereby sum-
mOned TO appear before me at my office in the
Township Of Empire, in the County IF Ornsty,
on the
10th day of February, A. d. ls6s,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint
of o. B. Crutchtr, who sues You 10 recover the
suI:l of S13l so, alleged to be dTe from you TO
him, the price of l. = cords Of wood sold by
plaintiff to you for the sum OF - 80 per cord as
will more fully appear by account now on file in
this office, when Judgment will he taken against
you for the said amount, together with costs and
DAMAGES, if you fail IL appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of the said
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this ., tn day of Deem
ber A. D. 1867.
JAMES MORRIS,
JAW Justice of the Peace of said Township
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~. |
lPEiIsrER,S OFFICE.


CARSON CIIY. NEVADA, October II, 1901
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N Paiiadslp hi, Silver Mining Company, by Z.
o. TayIor Superintendent, have this day fled in
this Office a diagram, together with Il Notice of
Application for Patent from the United States
uaier Act Of Congress approved July2e 1866, Tor
twelve hundred feet of the Philadelphia L,de,
known as the Philadelphia Silver Mining Com
pays Cilim, in Esmer4lda Mining District,
Esmeraidi county, Nevada. Said claim Is de
scri5s.las follows. to wiz: Commencing At point
In Willow GulciI abhut one quarter OF 4 mile above
the Wide West mill, the sputh side Of the
w.,ter Course, and about thirty feet south OF the
rJsi. from which point the ". corner Of the
il listing works building bears n. jJo 4, distant
2iI feet claiming as surface claim 100 feet on
each side of the ledge, embracing the same 22o
fest each way from said building, the same being
$50 by 2)1 feet, containing 100 acres; also
claiming beneath the surface on each side OF SAID
Lode twenty feet from the ceutcr of the Lode,
containing 6S-100 of an acre. The main shaft is
in the center of the Lode line claimed, and said
claim exteuds Goo feet each way along The line
thereof Said claim is pirticul lrly described
by the diagram and notice posted in this Office and
on the mining claim. The names of the adj dining
claimants, if any, are not known.
WARREN T. LOCKHART,
oclS Register
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TN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF JU-

1 Illus Z. Garrett deceased. In Second District
Court, Ormsfy county, Nevada. Notice is hereby
given that john +. kidder and II. T. Rice, adj
ADMINISTRATORS of the estate of Iulius Z. Garrett
deceased have rendered and presented fIr settle
ment, and filed in sail Court their annual ac-
count of their administration If said estate: AM
t,aa. Saturday, February 1-t, A. D. 1865. being a
d,v of term OF sad Court, to wit: of the De-
ce:nber Term, A D. 1861, at 10 o'clock \ n, has
bsan duly an1,itlgel by tho Julse of sail Court,
for the settlement OF said account. at which time
any person interested in said estate may appear
and file his exc options il writing to sail account
and can test the sane.
*-s w.tn1ss nv hand and Sell of said Dis
(, ! trict Court. his 22nd day Of January, a.
- D. 1865.
s---*jaa3tf II j. AsHNORE, Clerk.
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SUMMONS.

L. s Rev. Stamp, 59c.l Estate Rev. Stamp, 5oc.
rTATa OF NEVADA. IN THE JUSTICES
- Court. Empire Township. in aui for the
County q Orrnsby. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting to James Dewitt and W. Durham: You
hereby summoned 10 appear before ME at my
office in the Townsh of Empire, in tie County of
{}-,.,Shy on the
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10th day Of February, A. D. 1868,

at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, to answer unto the complaint
If j. ID. B,rnweI, who SIZES You to recover the
sum of s121 So alleged TO be due for p cords of
wood, at the rate of 81 50 per cord. as will more
fully appear by account on file in this office,
when judgment will he taken against you fer the
said amount, together with costs and damages, if
you fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or anv Constable of the said
county greeting: Make legtl service and due re-
turn hereof
Given unier my hand this 2Sth day of Decen-
Der, A. D. 1867.
JAMES NORRIS
jiT-tw Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

~- Serr @itrs erfudbt ms be-
tannt su MAIDEN, baB am SFerniontaa
inn Gale bes gourtbanles Elm 8au
aum Seitsn Der bentfden S6ule Fatt>s
finoen tuiro. - = -. 49, $ !. "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12
NDIiset . 0eritbt.

SIS. 81. Campbell, betrnnfeH, Sd.
Sobn S. @nftle, 9alten eiller Jtes
lifauratiotl uno 8etreibmfig bon 9ansi
belsgei6aften, Beibts Obne 2ieen5, aufs
9eldObeit.
Saaie Sobnfon, 9luiianee freiges
lproden. s az
! 9iiber Gee (farbis) gu fdyneIles
Sabren, freigeiproden. - esa ..ssls
Marp Ofafertp, @etranfeberfanf obne
2icenG aufgeihoben. SIS go, s..
8. Boomers, Sanes 6DmaR nn6 u.
Slueb, GebraudJ bon 8Doratlt 9Baher
obne 2icers, SIS. s
q Saines 36oOes, Sraoen perbnrsetier
8affen, $5.s
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6anbeI unD 86rSe.

90 { III gorf, SOnnerlag, 10. Wars.
@oIb ofnete gu 1891 iino itano nm
1Od llbr 1893, 123 1lbr Mittn9s 1892.
II. g. 8onbS 6pres, .fdlig 1881. 110a
80 81 5z20er ], Series 1o9a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

~r Ser @fi5 Il. 0erebat..
Etanoo9a ,,&epublicail" erfabrt aus
8higlton, Dit Senne6ee, oab Die 9Seis
5eiifaaten in bortigsr 8egeuo ailerbinas
iebr betrabtlid eelitten baben. gBeis
Ter binauf III Den 9ebirgigen gegenben
1T Der Sdabe irit6t 10 beoeilteno. 4
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Ser3eiebmifs nemer Ma5etNe1
im bemtiaea Blntte.

8eriammlnng Der Grano slrnee Of
the &epublic beate Nbeno i'm @apitol.
Die Serren 9anoe u. Brothers ba<
ben nunmebr ibr neuss 2ofaI an Subtle
Square neben ben @aIbounifden SUI
psIierlaStn eroffnet. sic baben ein
bOuFdnois neues 2assr bon gluten,
Maken un0 Serren @arOeroBt 9lrtitelu.
pelde ioeben bon Stem gort anselanst
finb. Gir empfeblen bic Serren Die
ais couIante @efdaftsIeute felt LANCE
bier befannt fino, benz 8ertrnuen unfe>
rer 2eier. ~ "a,
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eta6t anb Stat.
re- Sente Nbeno re9elnaBi9e.
Sibung bes Staotfatbs ailtre 8ran6e.

IL z.-7TT
~ 9ente Abeno re9elmaBi9e
SIbun9 oes Staetrafbs, antre SrahdDes
m asrv cQ;sra s+t,i,t ma 10 !
rnnt $3.50 SoS -, SSSs.r,,;o,, ~ !
~, CT. Sss gn,r ~ s ~ d n Y
nm, SsSs.n nor ns,,ti4ss c6nIs sfoltr
SnS.r o LIN " A''Ve" ~-'1ss sNs !,
FnOe" ~'rO' d assa 5 saA.sa = 81
re- Observation-Disclosures.
am @onntaa ben "a. miro SET Surn J
berein cine Nben6untcrbaIfung in Der
Surnbaae neranIfaIten. :. -. 80.
% - So 8 : :.
@ u Ell taon.an Dse aes
ion iuurOe aelferu bonn @omnliflicner
StOne anaennnlnleil. a6s s. ssss.s asesl
a.s.a ssas..- ~. 80. - a'' -s.1 ~
~ gBtr faheil beute i'm " r0ra
Saus bel Germ @ggenSber9er cine
Gitroue, bic etspa 5 sou lang uns uns
sefabr 8 3oH im SurdmeGer mar. Sin
ouBeroroentIides geIudds. g
psiI z ~
@ 9enfe Na@nilttag 0ertaet uns
per Dampfer gninIa 5lO9o1 tnler
Sreuno VI. OF n lte IN. asGr fiebt
fi9 nab Iangen. bergeblibenB erlu6en,
bier in Naibpile cine permanente Ggis
itena 80 fnoen, gen0tbi9t, mad anoerss
mo- bin3ut9aAeiIJ iliil FUR it1 uno teine
camille elm ebrenbolleS DurbtOntnsen
80 fnoen. Die eelflldqif q pnferer
Sta0t berliert IN 4fetao Befnltein EN-
DertbboueS Nitglieo. Bir lsben i'm
ano feline Santlie lsli8ern bon uns
fdei6eu. W0se es ibm IN Dem neu
eriuabIteu SeinintbSort Da1toit aes
Iinsen, Gle SteIIung ein;unebnleuy Die
Inn aebIbrt. - - ~
'''.'.-,.- -, e.
~ Die Ab f6affnn9 Der
county @onrt. Sas Heprafers
taatenbanS bat belalonen, Que @onnfgs
Sourt fHr OaoiotOn gan5lt9 abtus
19anen ano e1nen 5oaro pon Imf
@onm1leoaers ealaf etn5aIegen. Vot'
gehoes FaO oie g9aupllagli9Een Dee
Flmmnn9en oee Aeaels Velesee Hsts'
Ssctlo n l. Statt Der seil1sr,9en
Sosnt9 @oasI lolEO; seln Coaro BON
Jun! GommilFonets e'ageIegL oenen
Nli9Heoe. eoehlC. poH. z,0sle erpa9l.
Sontss U't soe a ;s,.sy ,,; ss s;nsr ons
;,sn..s as y a;.' 49, 80 f.ne. WI
l Sapr. s'aeE anI z e 4 Eau anI 2, ei y =
anl S HnO ssass enl = Sayle gs%agu
INV lSTsM e.rsn SDnnaushSs De 1 =
msr liz S.S @ ,Ts ~ i,sns $3.50 H.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

s. ntwifbt. gelfern gfa6t
9e9en 10 llbr iinb nie bei6en9 @efans
9enen gBni. Sufer an0 Der gieaer
@eoree 8rnant aus bent Mrbeits6anfe4
entiprungen. Sic batten bas Sitter
an einem ssenfter 6urdiagt iino auf
bieie sSeiie ibre Slubt ernoslidt. 81
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$3,o77, SO 50
~ NerbinhIihfe


Staat 9ep gOrf, Stast unb County Stem Eorf,l 81
nc unb 3H rpifen fei hermit baB beute, an fiinf<
ntiStwanSisten Sannar bHbunnert Ruo ac5t lnb
iedb3g Dor mir, enptn 81 orep einen IN Der Std6t
Nem got 1uobnbaften, aeborig beftaiteiI illb burd
ben Staat Tennefiee qHaItfsirten gommiiipner, UNI
Seeos u. i. n. ansrtennen su lasR sueIde in bem>
felben gum .@ebran9 fommen ober gebraubt merben,
perf1niid Dor mir erfbieu Charles Stanton, 9rdiis
bent rro TEN unb Geo. s. Sniffu, Seffei6r MN Der
9nidertpder 2sbens getfberllngs @eienfdait su
Stem Sort ueide ieber aitr bee6iat ipurSeh unb
baraif an9aben unb dusfdgien bab Bic MmIaae sin
ritiger utlS getrener aabpeis Der @e1dfte geRnnns
ter @eieaf1aft Ha ibfem beteii gSiiien Ma6 Safirs
bnIten III. assa sslss 1854
Bum 9eugniB beiien 5abe itt 9iefrs nnterIdJtf
3 II. s. sun6 nit nIeiHem Giegel perfeben ant
nannten Gage uil6 Sabre.
Gbipia q. GoreD. i.iass NC,
Gomiiifoner fir ben Gtaat EennefIee, s,
Office 30. 81 agaaftrabe, Stem gOrt.
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Der Same Der @e5eni6ait 1T Der otell anaeaeben,
Der Rerag bes @ppitais ilt SfoO OO0 90 go .
9G @sttng bres n9esabten Gnpt AZ - S' ''t'
Stods 1T: s 100000 %
Die Ac'ipd Der @eisaibaftf
Blar 6anb Saint sf@~i ~ 7 49,
SdneeR Astn amf eren.. s. s. g99 SO
nnbelnitetes @rnnoegentbIm: 13uOO 90
Bombs nilo Atrief 10 dbe lie SEE iidah 49, s5-e
befst 3. 2S398O 95 s .Fa
AuBenltdnbe Der @eieu!1aft, barb Bort s .,,ss- 4.
: gage seidbert.. 8. -. 13OS7O 90
MroerIpeitt9 aeFterte AuBer fdnbe. s398H %
&ubentdnoe fit Erdntef $50 Bf5 Is
AAe a,thern oIbefhstten.. sol 026 ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

; R @tnbru6. Su Der tuObIs
.befannten @rocerie Der 9erren NS. g4.
Soften u. 8rn. an goaege 9trabe fin0
srer9anaene sfa6t Dfebe 5eiiigebroben
uno baben fitb $3.50 aus benz S1ub :
faiten aeboIt. 9Im binteren SbeiIe Ses
@a6ens tparen Die 8rifs iebr geI6ift
ausaeuomlnen iporben uno Die Diebe
Damn burd Sic sSeHiiliilg eefroben.
uebrigens baben fie ni4t8 ipeiter 9es
itebIen, ipahrl6einlld fino fie in ibrem
uadtli@en Gbun geit0rt tporoen.
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ssoA
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

{ re- Ole SoS SeIlop 2oae in Gaeles
bile, Senn., seist an, 6ab zines ibrer
MiteIieoer aus Dem Sroen actoben it,
neil CT Die Srau zines grnSers Der
9oge gum G6cbrud bsrfiibrt une ents
fiibrt hat. Dieie Slusltobuns gereidt
Der seualnten 2ose sur @bre,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

s re- Dbisteb @eboImtfon.
Der &norbiIIe SeroIb fAreibt, bab am
ssreitng 9lbenb bas Geta@enlent Ga
baIlerie, iueldeS ailSSoa unable @biss
Pet. ,,Neb0lueersn In Claiborne Gountb
gu Derbaften, iils6ie Sta6t Surl6tebrte.
Die Gel6nten battsn cine barte Cant
pnane uno eineri miibfamen &itt. glls
ne N Die @ebirge fanen, rlabnsen fie D
Giibrer an, bic, oils ,fie b0rten, 6ab fie
anf eiHer Jae6 mad Mn9eiekliden
8rennefeien feien, fe. IRE fiibrten, oa
re felbit NIT ben 3sbtereHin 8erbins
hung ftanben. Die berratberifhen
6lhrer tuaren Beibe unb Der &0mmans
.0eug 0ee. GetdHemente fdn0 sufaIlia
bon siuei northumberland gleaern ben
Serrdtb aus, Der an ibneu Deribt. CITE
lan8ten enblib i'm Gdule bee MnfiihrerS
osr Hedidleu Mebolrtiot, @fddlfon
gASialams, On. Sic arretirtcn i'm lln0
ronFseirteu 300 SAB Glow wine, :
bpei aileere Der 0ldbeIsfiibrer emf.
ipild)ten. beb0r bic Goi0aten an ibren
9Bebuplatgn taiaen. Sir aeuie In Der
llm0eaeuD fBmpatbilirens aIIes,,aft Senl
DeaIII1teuren nn0 bieIe erbote,r sfidb,
ghraidjajt fiir ben Gsfan0eiell III Ieis
ten, 1baBrenb iie ben @nbaIIeriifen afIe
1m6alihen @iiiDernilfe In ben gsea Eeas
tens bie GiitE0ntrile1eil sil ueriClgeIi. Il
Gin Serae1nt Dee Det0demente brad
Ibae Gein bur6 einefl Gan bonn WferSe
beiaI aleberlsben iiber cine 6urt. sssr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

E Wben6unterbnItuna.
Mm Sonntag ben "a. miro Set Surn>
berein cine observation-disclosures in Der
Surnha[Ie perani1aIten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-12

~ @efianation.as Die @es
fianation oes Woli3iiten O. SIS. &atters
ion tuur6e geiferu bonn @onnliffoner
St0ne anaennllnleil. 6g ssssas aeaa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-22
JOSH BILLINGS ON BED.BUGS.

never seen anybody yet but what de-
spised bed-buggs. They are the mcanest t
OF all crawling. creeping, hopping. or bit
ing things.
+ They dassent tackle a man bi dalite, hu;
sneak n after dark, and chaw him while he
ia last asleep.
A musketo will fight Won in broad dali:e
al shnrt range. and give you a chance tew
knock al his sides-lhe flea is game bug,
and will make dash at you even in Broad
vay-but the bed bug IN a garroter, who
waits I'LL You strip and then picks out .
mellow place To eat YOU.
II ~az in the habit Of swearing. Won ID
not hesIt4te TO damn a bed-bugg right TO
: hi, face.
Brd-5aggS are uncommon smart in a
smatl way-one pair uf them will stuck a
HAIR mattress IN weeks with buggs enui
tew last small family whole wear.
1t don't hU emmy good TO pray when bed
hugg> are in Season; the oniv wsv to git
Il ot them is teW bile up the whole bed in
>lu"nrtls and then hea'e il away and buy
new one.
= 81
intend 20. are about The size of blurIav's
eye, and have brown complexion. and
when they start out 10 garrute are ~
greece spot, but when Ihey git thru CARROT
Ing they are swrlIrd up like blister.
II take. them three days to get the swell.
ling nut of them.
II brd-bugss have emmy destiny TO fll, it
must their. S,ummuks. but it seems to me
that they most have been made bv ack.l-
dent. just as sIiv,ers are, tew stick into
s"meDudy.
II they WV got up for some wise purpose
they must htv trok the wrong road, for
there kant he emmy wisdom in chewing Il
man anI nlte long, and raisin a family, be.
sides, ttw lulIet the same trade.
II there i sum wisdom in auI this. hope
The bugs will chew Them folks wko kan see
II, and leave me be, because am one ol the
hercttCs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-22

some months since, positively denies that
the Grand Lodge of New York has anything
to do with these negro Lodges, and that
there are no negro Lodges recognized by
the Grand Lodge of New York. '.@ "
There are, however, clandestine Lodges in
New York aud other States, entirely under
the oontrol of negroes, but they are not re-
cognized in any way by the LEGALITY initial
ed. They are harmless to true Masonry,
and can neuer become affiliated, Every
Mason knows that the negroes of the South
do not possess even the very fist requisite
to be made Masons.
Masonry is the same North and Sou tn,
East and West, and there are nune who
would change it il they could, or could
change it if they would. Founded by the
wise King of Israel, at the building OF the
Temple, nearly 5000 years ago, its princi.
Piles have continued the same through all
the dark ages and days Of persecution, are
the same to-day, and will continue to be
the same until the sun shall cease to illu-
mine the day. Very respectfully,
A. MASON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-22
TOO MUCH LAND,

B he great error with our American agri-
| cullurlsts is morbid desire to own and oe.
cupy more land than they can cultivate.
Farming Is scientific business, and is Ca
pabie OF being reduced Ia rules as precise
and accurate, and we may add, as success.
iul as those which regulate the manikuIatu-
rr process of the prec IcaI chemist. Wash
lngton, whnse discriminating powers were
certainly OF the highest order, in one of his
valuable eplstes TO the celebrated Arlhu r
Young, says;
The agriculture Of this country is in
deed low; aid the primary causes of its
being SO Is, that instead oil improving a lit
lie ground well. We attempt too much, and
20 Il Ill. A hall. d third, or even a fourth
oi what we mangle, well wrought and pro-
perIy dressed, would produce more than
the whole under our system Of manages
ment."
Few apo'hegms uttered by The sage of
Mount Vernon are possessed Of greater
torce than this, even at this dav, and il
would be well for our agriculturlsts who
ire 50 snxious TO extend the limits of their
lsrms, without manifes,ing any farther de-
sire to augment their proJucuveness ard
profit, II they would ponder IT more care
luiIy, aud act mUre in accordance with the
system which i, suggests. The most sue
cessiul iatmer with whom have ever met.
in any country, was a man whose entire
Homestead Consisted Ui bat fourteen acres.
Like the Roman, GRESHAM, he managed tn
admirable advantage e. erythIng within th,
amplitude of his profession, and derived,
tom his limited scene OF operations a liv.
ing tar superior in point Of comfort and
respectabIIlty 10 that obtained bv his moro
luxurious 6eighbors, from farms, ar tree
holds. rather quadruple the extent. We
may form something like correct concep-
ton Of the actual capabilities of the soil,
under proper management, by Witnessing
The operation 0I uur gardeners.
What is dome or atcompished::on a sma!
scOIe, may cert4ihly. with due care and eff.
Tort, be accomplished or large one, far
gardening. which Is 80 profitable, is nothrng
but farming 10 miniature.
Germ""fo,rn Telegraph.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-22
NEGRO MASONRY.

EpIroR> SENTINEL: Gentleman I'll see
III y"nr paper, that YOU notice the fact that
a negro Masonic Lodge has been establish.
ed in this city. " undcr d.pensation from
The Grand Lodge oI New York"
In order that those who read your paper
may not be deceived, | beg leave 10 state
that the Grand Lodge ot New York does
not recognize negro Lodges and in the
second place, the Grand Lodge nor the
Grand Master OF New York would presume
TO srapt dispeusation 10 either white or
black MasOns TO organize lodges outside Of
that State.
The Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge
Of New York, with whom have the honor
Of personal acquaintance, in letter ad-
dressed to brother Mason in this State,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-22

tarmel but he said. 81 will pay my share
or as much as | can, but | will not sub
scribe"
"Why not subscribe, brother :" asked
The steward.
"Well. brother Thomas, don't like to
bind myself, for might not have the money
to spare"
"WelI, you can get it by an effort and a
small one at that"
a Well, | will pay something when get
it, but Twill NOT subscribe"
ii "You,mean that when you get some mo-
ney, and have no other use for it. then you
will give it to the preacher"
"No. I will give some, but don't like
to be bound.
When you hire your hands TO work on
your farm, do you not promise to pay them
When you buy goods fran brother Gordon,
do you not promise to pay him! Would
any nan work for you. If you did not agree
10 pay him ; or to sell you goods, or any
thug else, and not bind yourself to pay the
fall amoust? Then why treat the preach
er neaner than any one etse!"
He saw the iiuleness of his course and
subscribed literally. Mr.. Thomas soon had
The amount promised. and came up with a
tnIl report. Methodist Christian Ojserrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-22

It's stated tia; zoe 900 lives have been
lost in the various wars which affl,cteu
Europe fr"m 1915 t" 1864. In the Crimean
war there died CSC 900 Russians, 1O7. 900
Frcnrhmen, $4,000 Ensishmen, and GOO
Italians. TIE polsh insurrrction cost
100000 liv's. and the independence ui
Greece l4s,000. Asiers has occasioneG
to France the loss OF l40 coo men. In the
Italian VAR 80, ,66i Aus!rians persisted, &C.
220 Frenchmen, 23.6lO Italians, II 900
NeapOIitans and 2,570 Papal troops.
A gentleman seeing an Irishman fencing
in very barren and desoIate piece Of land,
said: What are YOU fencing in that 10
I"r. Pats n flock oi sheep would starve to
death on that Isnd." "And sure, wasn't |
fencing il in TO kape the poor bastes cut j,
III" replied Pat.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-05
nY q. DE FERIET.

kUcTIoEEER Office and sssrOos So Bienvills street.
MONDAY, March ED. 1e0s. al ne O'Clock
WI public auction At Merchants and Auctioneer5
Exchange Royal between Csasl and CastomhO1ss
By virtue Of eFder from the Bon John Thomas
Judge The Second Dstric Court Of Hew Orleans dated
February H. sS the following described real estate viii be
4: A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GRoUND, With the
bal dngs and iprov here0n, situated In the town
NneburE the lake end of the fontcarrln
Eysin Fields rect en' Margny street By
15 inches and lines In depth and front on Lake Pont
chsrtrsin 4 .tI.s I..
Tie Buildings and improvements well knoFn the fAr-
famed Hestsrraut" coDsst Of Frame Building,
covered with elsts thor ughly an shed, containing
large pariors small front gallery hall ia center,
large gaery enclosed with We ct an binds snd used
the onnf sloon he building has tho apparatus
acure the gas with which lighted, beds thres
lsrre csern, splendid cast rsl founts In roDt Of the
property. she led ralks ornamental garden pvies etc
TIE Buildings Lot belonging ar. fhllp Bill
man. oneaf OF which belong the Of Bo1dr,
and which consist Of Frame House. covered with clap
boards containing two larg psrors Saloons asd large
pantry another BUILDING. containing two rooms cellar
kitchen. With rye etc, three esems and priyes also
build ng In mont well known as The Pistol Gallery"
s. 4 LOT OF GROUND, IN tbs equere bounded BY Ely
Fic d. Esrirny. Frankfort ssd Columbia
on Tsr-a s.ssEs g 81 .. infss, end sss
lines IN depth, hctWeea parallel liues.
The buildings ard Improvements, consist OF frame House.
covered with states, containing Tour vita Oot and
ehnsla wits gallery, pvies three cistsEns. abor
The whole sccoToing to psna made By Pnie Murray
civil and srckeets which viii - exhibited and
previeus 70 tie day 81 sale.
u sale with g. Internal stamps attached,
beors Anedie Ducatel notary public Al purchasers ex
pense