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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-01-08

A GENTS WANTED FOX The
LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS"
By FRANK H. ALFRIEND, of Richmond
formerly Editor of the Southern Literary
Messenger.
This is a full and authentic history of the Life
and Public Services of the great Southern lead
err. Mr.. Alfriend has enjoyed unusual advantages
in the preparation of this work, as will be appa-
rent to all on examination. Send for specimen
pages and circulars with terms. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
de lin Richmond, va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-01-08

Death of Gen. Harper.--The Staunton Specta-
tor Of the 3lst of December comes to US in
mourning for Gen. Kenton Harper, its founder.
This officer, well-known for gallant service in
the head OF Virginia troops died at his home
in Augusta Co., on Christmas evening, aged
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-01-08

ID Fl. GRAVES SCHOOL,
IL. WILLIAMSBURG GRAM AMHlLLE,
Nine miles from Henderson, on the Raleigh d
CASTOR Railroad.
The Spring Session of 1868, begins on the 9TH
of January.
The regular course of studies is such as to
prepare boys for the Freshman or Sophomore
class in College, to which is added an Elective
course, having more especial reference to bust
ness. For Circulars, address
r. H. GRAVES,
Williamsboro,' North Carolina.
de lin via Henderson,
\ bristol High School.-lst Session opens
2nd Session opens January 9th, 1868; closes May
23d For further information, address
J. B. TADL0CK, Principal,
au 2s---6m Bristol, Tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12
BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID MR. FLORENCE
JULES oBENREIzER.
NO THOROU0HFARE,
EVERY EVENING AT 7:S.


THE HOME JOURNAL
The lions the IL has awakened however,
the Of Jules Obenrezer BY Mr. Rc
Hitherto have wont 70 expect little from this
except rockng Irish presentations which mAAs
him his undenA6e character actor IN
the part Bob Bery prepared for something
tenous gahed beyond measure to ind QUIZ
anticipations than fulned In word Mr. Forsnce
appears "LAbmc, completely metAmorphosed, with
visible his stage presence and depicts
with wonderful fidelity not the conventional stage vatnS
which part would inevitably become in
binary hands, but such villain might have actual
which made 70 surrounA
this renegade desperado whose only virtue love des
perate akin 70 hate. Among "reminiscences q
the prominent win always be the start OF
prise with which greeted Mr. Forences first
the stage this play There absolutely nothing 70
remind OF the the actor had him BE-
fore stranger stood there oompletey absorbed In Tho
part he about to play, and even when he spoke
In remarkably perfect imitation Of that mistaks4
broken English, which hxes mans status 1t onca, lho
voice itself strangely repusve and unfamiliar In ~
well modulated softness The whole manner Of the MAJ
changsd indeed Jules Obsnrexsr, and not Md
Florence claimed closest attention from hrse TO las
One might have Of supetti0us faith IN the transmit
grafton Of souls after meeting Mr. Florence Broadway
the afternoon and seeing him few hours later on tho
Of the Broadway theatre complete discrimination win
thorough comprehension Of the part TO be played "
highest htrionic ART Mr. Forencs haa nearly AZ
taned point and having struck out In entirely now
much real he merits the warmest conf
graduation and encouragement man who can actually
friends hate him momentary for hts ndel
to certainly little short OF conAummate actor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

NEW YORK THEATRE.
IN MONDAY OCTOBER I2
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
will be presented Mr.. Charles Gayiers
GREAT LOCAL SENSATIONAL DRAMA,
founded upon his popular novel; published Frank Loses
Chimney Corner entitled .
OUT OF THE STREETS,
which has been several weeks In careful preparation
w." ELABORATE MECHANICAL EFFECTs
A GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERa
Miss HENRIETTA IRVING,
Miss BLANCHE GREY,
Miss RACHEL DENVTL,
Miss KATE RYNER,
Miss ELLA CHAPMAN
Messrs HARNER.
MORTIMER,
JOHNSON,
Messrs =. Q Bangs L. Coleman, G: 7. Parsoe j. 3 studI
ley r. F. Thorne, E. L. Tton, c. Edmond, W. Hambin IL
Ryner, G. Foster and numerous auxiiaries.
In the first act a lifc-lke view OF
WASHINGTON MARKET IN BUSY TIMES,
introducing well known characters of that locality Unoa
square, all street, City Hospital, &c
Box office open from A. N. TIL Y. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

Is dLoRIOus TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
AoD0noash E GJEssa;s ;p; siEI q the
OR, THE HYHPas OF THE RAINBOW.
I..'ss
ls 100 Tsss :3:so: Rsss X
Grand Matinee every Saturday .. O'Clock.
WhTE GoaSSh a. and rep..o
manager CROWDED III HOUSES = T. A'N'A"O
' Ssss sf PSS4sak q 81 9
AND rnn rsafE ii SSsSz ESSssn TROUPE
& II Hos2Ss 3D. mimic Of =,
s::: sI: sscsea ana .s: = .'
r,'' Tune y America :, & s'''''''a 'r''''
mic effects aud detail, and supported By full and power
NOTTCEvistors requested purchase tickets n shs
boz ONCE, and not Of spscuss about The sidewalk soI
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, a ~
MOODS MUSEUM. -
until ocsef Two p%LT
A' coNTiNUoUsLY CROWDED HOUSES HundrsAs
senss 70 s 81
have to sonsa.as.. q: public .h.. ~
Museu they enabled totally prohibit. .pecal.o. ..
q the premise. time IL m.nsssmsns Ia. T.:
& <. % has son
sA uhi 10 r and authorized dspos throughout -
' g: evening" 'si :' $;SS
Burssque Organization wiz in the great buresqus q
Tue MAN At TiR WHEEL.
Ss LID LYDIA THoMPson
Weber Harry Beckett and the entire company Mu.cat
m NJ sEss n which s RI,ss |
ESS;e TfH'fif FL Friday a%sE
and popular Farce By Miss Rosa Cook and Company.
Admission WONDERS Nj ' o. ' WOODS MUSEUM
A c!pEMy OF hys MUSIC ST. MISS 5 KELL9o2
fr.s her return 10 Xmsro. Of the gree:
American MIS-, MISS p CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
orEsisS sian H sosSx1, OCT -, -.
grand yos: and Ina n IN "A
"a. ''''r SH S,,..
Her only france prior 70 her departure for Europe
Sic I PkTRkLi Primo Baritone Chs nr.. .pps.r.acsI
s ssns sV oskk Fr hIaR sfs' Solo v,ouc..
and the distinguished fisnO a YFiSs. Trbpp
whose performances bsvs received the highest sos
' sPsd 9T s ss;i and HSss with tn.
'a'ii. laird act Of doan'd ;S H5s3a Opera
win ,. p.fosm:S iarSSqsaS 1,s. Kellogg the role .
rs
rs S s 81 se q &: a..% on
M THIS EVENING,
WITH NEW SCENERY sSst PLAY, -
ss S4TShs s 2sETt Io
the wonderful child artistic, " year 2, AZ,
NILE NILE MILE MILE fSTs ss9GG
marvel OF grace, beauty skin and daring In her thrilling
I,: e o. s rs a sssSrRsT SENSATION IN ran
WORLD OF AMUSEMENT
First appearances S e e; agE H2s1 and '0oSr
A new drama OF life At the present day, called
Tony Pastor Johnny Thompson and the grss Double Coz
IpRYANTs' MINsTRRLs, i,h strssN
ID iish street, adjoining the Academy Of Music.
LUCREZlA BOk0IA, NJ D.;
Or, lie Grand Doctoresse
EU6ENE hie great artist, :. . as MRS. bR L. BoKGIA
0ennaro.. Dempser 0rsini. ....... UnsworA
HcsaD Hughes. Iocs.r Cro.sy Howard Henry a.s.
: DAN BRYANT
a. Capt links, and FIRST time In three years the
CHALLEk0E DANCE. CHALLENUE DANCE.
Tn-panonion, Mesmeric Doctor, grscisn Bend.
Box once open from 10 TO daily. Seats and private borss
secured six days la advance ,o,,,. o,v.xrs,
e1o THE DYING zoUAvE ss
wonderful blood leaving x
mechanical the wound. .
Representation Also
ever seen The Sleeping seauv' W
ID OF the last ln.ant Venus
breath Of hfe, ana sh0usahusW
= Open from 8 A. NJ uiiof.N
6 1tssOa : or Ast %o' !
= should IA .IrfSss SsIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER H. lsss-TRlpLE
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIHLos GARDEN.
ofEkiso A 81 PALMER
Messrs Jarrett Palmer take pleasure announcing
FOR TWENTY NIGHTS
Mr. EDWIN HsfT FORREST.
ss EssssSSSs E s!TS sIar
KING LEAR. M EDWIN FORREST
Edmund Mr.. Frank Mordaunt
Cornwall ..............."...Mr v, II surronsh:
Gloster Charles Warwick
0swald Owen Marlowe
0onerl. Madame Ponisi
Sordelia % rs Liie
Scr ial cast daily programme: =.
During the engagement Of Mr. Forrest me 'ree m en-
T6EsDxYaEDwIN EosEEsT AZ KING I'm LEAR.
MATILDA HERoN AS oASTLLR
Reserved Dress Circle. %
vrcnsstfs.. %
Doors open at Tx curtain rises at o'clock
pIKE's OPERA HOUSE,
I Corner o. Eighth avenue AMI Twenty-thrd street.
oPESiNd OF THE SECOND Season ION ''''
sArExAs,s OPERA nourFE.
LA oRAsp MsEpbSSdhTs Pssis OCT az TalEhoLsrrrS.
First appearance th. season q the renowned srtste
who WIN be assisted by the following of
NJ LEDUC, Prince Paul
. NJ. DUCHESNE, General Boum.
NJ. LAGRIFFOUL, AZ Baron Puck.
NJ. DARON, as Baron Grog.
NJ. GUlD0N as Nepomuc.
MILE. LAMBELE, as Wanda.
new and magnificent
ACT DROP,
Representing
THE LANDING or COLUMBUS
Has been painted expressly for the opening Of season.
fyF AUGERo, Esq.
NOTICE sunscRrnERs-A limited number OF boxes
and stalls be secured by subscribers for the
or Tor special nights OF every week. ut the box Office of the
Opera House.
Reserved seats for sale at schrmers Music Store No
ROUTES TO PIXIES OPERA HOUSE.
From Union square and Fifth Avenue HotelTwenty third
street omnibuses every two minutes
From South Ferry.-Twentyhird street omnbuses every
five minutes.
From Houston street ferrcs-Cars every
five minutes.
From Cortlandt street ferres.-omnibuse. to Aston
House, thence eighth avenue) two minutes.
From Fulton ferry-Blcecker street to OF
Twelfth street and Eighth thence two
minutes.
PRIoEs.
Admission. 81 90 Private Boz $40
Reserved Seats. 150 Proscenium Boxes 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

OLYMPIC THEATRE-OCTOBER L.
~ SECOND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PANTOMIME.
236th Performance 70 Crowded Houses Of q. L. Fox's
New Ballots, HUMPTY DUMPTYt New Faces
New Music, HUMPTY DUMPTYI New Costumes
The inimitabls American Comedian and PAntomimist
Mr.. GEORGE L. FOX.
First appearance OF the
GRAND NEW PARTISAN BALLET TROUPE,
julia Seth Late OF Nblo's; Rosina Pagant,
A Anton! Kursz, their first BETH ReWsnsberg.
NJ Costa, the great Italian Meitre de Ballet:
THE GREAT DANSEUSE. MMLE. SANGALI.
c. X. Fox, Scenes Of Fairy Marvels F. Lacy,
Mrs. T. Edmonds and Enchantments. Miss Gay.
SUCCESS WITHOUT PARALLEL.
Only standing ROOM at ThEong. turned away.
GRAND MATINEE NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
II. D. AATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

DERsoNs IN WANT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
Billiard Tables hnd u 10 their advantage 20 call
shsrp's sliard taba factory ~ Crosby street cheap
arsgghi horse takeu Ia ervhauge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

1--WE BILLIARD TABLES TO BB SOLD CHEAP
Phean Colender's make, 5lSsf Cues, Balls. Mark
gether. Apply to H. A. BARNARD Loan ofce 10 Beecker
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

HOTETlF.
uAvANA-DR. BELors NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
situated In OF the beahicst localities, La Rcina
street. No 1 he Pssco de Carlos Ill 1.-THE fashionable
drive OF the cyl containing well ventilated and spacious
apartments oers comfort who Wait Havana
during The winter season 70 recruit their health Dr. BELoT
who resides the establishment gives his attention
to PATIENTS and assisted by other eminent physicians The
establishment h fully provided with apparatus required
for medical treatment and contains baths OF descrp
ton such a. mineral steam, shower &C. Prices moderated
all languages spoken.
Il A ToURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, ~ J.--THIs
- howe having been thoroughly heated throughout will
be kept open during the winter nj reasonable rates.
Communication 10 times daily, only taking % minutes 10
reach the city.
DEUNIoN HOTEL CON THE EUROPEAN PLAN)
III Forty second street, between Fourth and Lexington
ayenues-superor accommodation for families and single
>. A. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

VoNKERs.-PARTIEs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with Board NJ the Mansion House Rooms single or In
suits.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-29
J Constellation OF the southern Illinois Ed
| aI ucatiOna1 Association.

! Constellation OF the southern Illinois Ed
! AZ ucatiOnal Association.
The following IL the Constitution of the
"Southern Illinois Educational Associa-
tion," organized at Centra'ia, September
LIST, 1868:
| CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE This Association shall be
called the Southern Illinois Educational
Association.
ART. 1.-THE object this Association
shall be to unite the teachers, school
| officers and friends of education in South
ern Illinois i'm the work Of elevating the
character and increasing the efficiency Of
our schools.
ART. III.-Ths Association shall meet
| at least once year, at such time and
place as the Association shall, either by
direct vote or by its Executive Committee
appoint
members of this Association by signing
the Constitution and paying one dollar to
the Treasurer. Ladies may become mem.
bers by signing the Constitution.
ARR. V.-The officers shall consist of n
President, six Vice-Presidents,a Secretary,
Treasurer and an Executive Committee
of three persons, who shall be elected by
ballot, and shall hold their respective
offices for the term of one year and until
their successors are elected.
ART. NL-This Constitution may be
amended at any regular meeting of the
Association by II two-thirds vote OF the
members present.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR me YEAR.
President-Robert Allyn, ID. d., Presi-
dent of NcKendree College, st. Clair
county.
Presidents. Hurry, of Edgar;
w. II. V. Raymond, of Madison; ID. q.
Young, Williamson; J. a. Kennedy, OF
Monroe; j. G. Scott, of Richland; Joel G.
Morgan, Of Alexander.
Secretary James p. Slade, of st.
Clair.
Treasurer-James w. Blair, of Perry.
Executive Committee-Prof. Clark
Braden, of Jackson L. Z. Birmingham, of
Alexander; w. +. Gorrell, of Christian
county.
The next meeting of the association will
be held at Nation, commencing the last
Tuesday in August, 1869, providing the
railroads ccntering there will grant free
return tickets.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-29
HEALTH INSURANCE.
YNHE PEORIA
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.

1he First and Best Iasttttion Of the Kind in
me United States.
Weekly Benefit from 81 to $40 in case of sickness
member.
THIS Institution is legally incorporated under the
laws oil Illinois For particulars apply To
~ LOUIS HERBERT,
u'cEldu General Agent for state OF Illinois
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-29

Broom. for Rent, House, Wanted"
Lands and Lots for Sale or Leasc--the thou
'and wants Of the community that can be ex-
pressed in two lines, will be made. known
through the Bulletin for fifteen cents
Come on with your advertisements.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-27
TAX sEEE.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIvtN THAT UNDER
aul By v.Ituc OF Nuts Of Exc utioH, Issued
0n 1L- 9Th Jay If July A d ISIS, by l.. c. n,
neeIr, Justice Il the Peace for Carson Township
Olrnsby county. Nevada, On ind. meats rendered
in said Justice. Ceutt the 18th day of April,
! D. lstiS for a tax duly leyici. assessed aud
eIuazvd OF ti:c fiscal year Of 1861. by the proper
olicers f Crnsby county. in the following cases,
ami agaiust the property hereafter describe !.
have duly Levied upen, and will expose TO sale at
Public auction f. he manner prescribed by law,
ia front Of the Court House door Of OrInsby coUI-
~ IN Carson Civ. on
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-27

| Sec. Il. After the final complttion of the reg
listers for the election precincts districts within
their respective townships, previous to the general
election in November, of each year, and previous
to any special municipal election, any cleo
ton provided for by law, other than the general
election, the Registry Agents, by or under whom
they were resp, ctiVey made. shall Immediately
make ont certified copies of the names on the reg
sters of each election precinct OF district within
their respective townships, SO preparing such Ger
tilted copies as to show headings for the general
and municipal elections, designating, after the
first year of registration by some particular char
acter as by the letter o. who are registered
for that ra ticular year, and under which the IL
spectors may check off the names Of those voting
during that year ly particular character, as
br the letter 'V'' Il Us: 'feeist, red Tor city
election in ISM Voting at city election III
1S......" ''Regists red general election in Is"
Voting at general election in IS" When
said certified copies have been made 1t shall L.
the duty IF said Registry Agents TO have ole c"iy
Of the same, of each el, cton p ecinct or dlrti'-
delivered to the Inspectors Of Elections q -.
precinct district. II East Ly IL ht uc'"k :. -
On the day on WI n said election takes lice. :
is held. said j, tyTies # ihe names IN Il
registers may l. I'll he FLOWING form, ur in su,R
other folm to ,-.,st Conven emily and rconUE j.
ally carry out the provisions Of this Act:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-27
Third Monday of September. 1865
So II MONS.
Fifty cents state Revenue stamp.
y TILE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Sc

Nv P
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
/. Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, in
al.i T the county Of Grm,ty.
NELSON STUNTONIRE vs.. ALICE sTON-
rOMLRE. Action brought i'll the District Court
Of the Second Judicial street of the State ut
Nevada, in and for the county II OEElsby, and the
complaint fled in aid county OF Oimsby, in TIE
flee Of the Clerk of iii District Court.
The Stale If Nevada sends greeting to Alice
S:ollt1use, defendant: W! g, = hereby required
to appear in al action brought against Won by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial district Of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the county Of OrhlSty. ami L answer
the complaint filed therein. "a copy Of which &C
companies his Summons within ten days teNclu-
sve of the DAY Of service after TIE service You
of this SUNNI Jns-if served v thin this county ::
or if served out Of this county, hut in Ills Dis
trict within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-0r Judgment by default ~.ll be taken
against Won.
The said ;.ction is brought to chain decree of
divorce from the Onis of Inatrim-l.y exiting %
tween You aud the paintiff herein ais, T tn
custody, etc of your children, to Wit, David
and George StartgI.ire. and FOR costs u suit, etc
ETC and / y cause II this action TIL Plaintiff al
l-es against you. wl!:ul ,le-erticr dis, iUse hab
it,, etc, a, il. hi complaint SCI forth.
kai You hvr,by Motif d tia. 4 you fail to
appear and asw y the s.i paint al 80 r"
quirstI the s.iI plaintiff ain tah- decree ard
Judgment a. p.aycI
Gwen uu,fsr ny i.arJ and lie Seal # the Dis
trict Court i tht : coud Judicial District of the
$3.50 State o: Nrvafia IN and fl tht county
fcr.T Of OrIn-hy, this 14sh day Of July. in
GA" tAe year # cur Lo't- OBJ Thousand
$3.50 vs-Lt l5lnirt-i Al / TX 'y-s'-.t.
VI. ! AI.-.y-.E. Clerk.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-27
AN ACT

To provide for the Regis;rati,n of the Names OF
Elect RS, and for the ascertainment, by proper
proofs. ot the Persons who shall be entitled to
the Right Of Suffrage.
The PEOPLE of the State Of Nevada. represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
SECTION l The Justices Of the Peace of the
several counties Of the State shall constitute and
act Registry Agents r the election precints or
,li,tric:s which within their respective town
ships and As SUCH then duties shall! be pro
yid, in this Act.
Sec , Immediately upon the appro al Of tbs
Act. the respective Boards Of Regls'ratiun tie
several counties Of the state shall deliver over,
OF cause to be delivered, II the scvtral Eegi-try
Agents Of their counties, AS provided for in tbs
Act the respective registers, and all other regis
tration books, belonging To-, or heretofore pre-
pared for, the election precincts or districts winch
are within their respective townships pTottdt6,
that the book containing the oath. heretofore
sab7c-ibcd, shall be filed ard preserved in the
County Clerks office: and. hereafter said Boards
q, Registration shall be discharged from the per
formance of any duty relating ~ the registration
of ti.e names of electors.
Sec. 3 Tie County Commissioners Of the res
pective counties of the State shall provide I,
the Registry Agents Of their county. v men and
where needed all proper and necessary books TO
carry out the provisions OF this Act, together th
tht registers tone for each election precnt OF dis
trict}. prepared that each shall contain sci AZ
ate list Of persons, entitled to vote. re-Iilg IN
each election Frecint district, all hal et.c1ly
arranged, according 10 their respective suTnanes.
and 10 show. III SCI arate columns the name at
full length, the age, the country of their birth,
tie occupation and place of residence, together
with the number and date Of registry. All OK
penses incur ed in executing the provisions of
this Act including the publication of the registry
lists shall be audited, allowed and paid out Of
the comfy funds Of the several ccunte. Ia
the same, as other comfy chatSes.
Sec. / The registers may be in the following
form or in Sue other form 10 most coaSen- |
emily and economically carry out the provisions
and intention Of this ict-tO Wit
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-27

John Doe, lot in block q Of Sears. Thompson
and Sears division Of Cars City, for II o5.
John Doe, lot 10 in block q Of Sears. Thompson
and Sears division Of Carson City, for II %.
| in block No q of Empire City and the improve
| ments thereon, for 60 90.
John :. Eberhart, possessory Claim to lot No 10
in block % of Empire City and Improvements
thereon, for Sc 3S.
And also the following described property, exc
cutions issued on said 5th day of July. A. D. 1865
on judgments rendered in said Justices Court, on
the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1865:
William Mara, lots Z, S, and 10 IN block 90,
Sears Thompson and Sears division of Carson City,
and all the improvements thereon; also, block + o
IS same division. for AZ 80.
John Cradlebaugh, ten acres of land bounded
north by the road leading from Carson City 10 the
state Prison, east by land assessed TO NJ 1ald-
ner, and west by land of W. Beck, fer % 90
William Forbes, lots I, 5, and 10 in block II,
Curry vision of Carson City, for 70 y
James Corrigan, lots 5. and in block l. OF
Piers and Goodrich's division Of Carson City,
for l. 49,
Mrs. 4 Potts lot in block So Sears, Thomp-
son and Sears division Of Carson City, for IS L.
joseph Tasker, south half of block 81 Musser s
division OF Carson City, for 20 IL
George W. Hammer, house on Carson street, on
lot belonging to J. NJ. Ammer, for 70 81.
Moses Ellis, lot in block "A If Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for 20 H.
f. G.. Lord, lot 6 in block II Of Sears lhomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for Il -.
II. B Pomrcy, lot ami west % feet of lot IN
block l. If Sears. Thompson and Sears division +
Carson also, LOT in block 3, sane division, Tor
81 81.
A. B Mahoney, 100 acres Of land in section l.,
township Is, n. Of K IL East, Mount Diabio meT-
dan; also lot in block 43 Of Nussers division
If Carson City, for 81 q.
A. W. NIGHTINGALE. /
Sheriff Ormsby County.
By 7. J. EDWARDS,
Deputy sheriff.
Carson, July %, 1868.