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John Doe lot J in block q of Sears. Thompson

John Doe, lot in block q of Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Cars n ty, for Ii 05.
John Doe lot ~ in block y u SEARS, Thompson
| and Sears division If Carson City. for II O5-
| Oliver Cromwell, posse>sory claim to LOT No b
i'll block No II of tinprr, City and the improve
ineht> thereon. foI 60 %.
| John EheIhalt, i,. se>sory claim To lot No ~
| in bi ok y of Ln.Pne City and Improvements
| Their on, for 36 3S
| And ai>o the fol. wi, Z de-r bed property, exc
curt,n> issued Oh said 9TH day ct July. a. D. 1e6S
on Ju sInen' rendered IN s,Ii Justice Court On
| III, 25'h day Of january, a d. lSCS:
" lam Mara. lots { 5 aud 10 in block &c,
seais Til, nps'n and >ears 'ii,ison Of Carson lily
nd all he trIr"yenien there n; also, block t
20 PIE Givisi' II for IL -.
j. I'm CIadlrhau-h. ten acres OF land b un'ed
n.rtf by the raI! castir'G fl III Carson tlN l. the
>tate 7 is'n. cit hy land t>>es>' 10 VI { GaiG-
uer, md west lv / LII W Beck. for 26 so
William F.tbe . los J, 3, ami 10 in block ii
Curr, 5 VI I,n If Ca >on city. for - II
Jams torri-an. Iuts 5, ann 3 III block IL OF
Piers Ii aud ,.oudr ich's division Of Cars, CRY,
g.. Il So.
Mrs. l. Potts lot in block 5S Sears Thoml-
sou ani Sears division If Carson ity, for IL L.
L,seph Ta>ker. south half Of rluck o., Mussers
division o. Csir-o.: City, for y II
Geo sc W. Hammer, h"lS'- On Carson street, on
lot bel uging TO } Nj Ammer for % OIL
Mo-es Ellis, lot i'll block ear. Thomp
son and Sears divi ion OF Ca -or City, for ~ H.
+. Il Lord. lot in block IA III sears 1honp
and sears division OF t. II City, fOr Il II
IL. B Prmroy. t an west 20 feet # lot ! in |
block /. Sears Tn nlp,on and Sears division I
ars n also lot 3 i'll block >, same DIVISION. for
S24 "a. |
A. q Mahoney. leo acres of lard IN section l
township Is, \. of X IL Eat, Mount Diabio me'-
iian; ,,is. lot | in block 43 of MuSser's division
If Carson City, for 90 -.
A. W. NJ ;ETI> GILL,
Sheriff Orul-by County.
BY L. J. EDWARDS
Deputy Sheriff.
Carson, July %, 1868.
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SU N MONS.

Fifty cents state Revenue stamp.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
L Judicial District. of the State of Nevada in
and for the unity Of Ormsby
NELSON SruNTONIRt ALICE SION
T0MIkE. Action brongh hit in the District Court
Of the Second Judicial D strict of the state Of
Nevada, in and for the county Of Ormsby, and the
complaint filed in aid county of Orm>by, in the
:ffice of the Clerk of s id District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Alice
stortomire defendant: Y,r are hereby required
70 appear in an action brought against yor by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
SecOud Judicial District of the state Of Nevada,
ald for the county of ''rmsby and t. answer
the complaint filed therein IA copy Of which
cnnpsnies his Sunmons) within ten DAYS (exclu-
sive of the d.. Of seryic-) alter the service you
of this Summar--if served within this county;
il served "ut # This county, but in this Dis
rrict within twenty days, otherwise within forty
d~ys-or judgment by default will be taken
a,siuat you.
The said action is brought to nb.ain a decree of
divorce from the bonds of matrim"I.y existing re
tween You and the plaintiff herein; also for the
custody. etc OF your two children to wit, David
AND t}eorge Stontanre. and for costs of suit ETC.
esc :: AMI f,r cause Of this action tn" plaintiff al
leses against ycu, wilful de-etion dissolute hab-
it,, etc. a. in his complaint set forth
And you her.b by notified Iha. if you fail to
appear ard answer the said complaint above re-
auirsd. the said plaintiff will take decree and
judgment prayed
Given under my hand, and the Seal of the Dis
trict Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
~. State OF Nevada, in and for the county
(s,., of 0rmsby, this l4th day Of July, in
the year Of our Lord, one thousand
s-~s eight hundred and sixty EIGHT.
n. J. ASHMORE, Clerk l
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| Sec. T. After tie tual compitt on Of the reg
i>ers for tn election T. ecincte districts within
their ctye wnships. IreNi,US 10 Il general
election in Nov.n ber o; cacI, ytar- ma previous
to any special or mun.c ral ele, =, - any eloc-
tion provide fr b, lav otltr fA.I tIr general
elec non, HE e-i,tiN Az ut ty IF under HEcnt
they WeIe leslo ctiNciy j +df, sial inneGiateiy
make c-r tilted .. .e> a th" liait- On the reg
i>tcrs Of CHI ele,ti, rt citsct i>tr ct within
til ir leeIc.tye tow y 50 Iftl aliI- such
fl, PIE a. to show .'hta. ~ fI ne general
and nuuic al elections, e>- IL iiIg, fttr thu.
tirst year ot lt gi-tfati,r IN part 'Uar char
actcr. -.. hy tie letter ii v!"ar registered
/! 1t a t.cI la " T. and Iu'er "iI' h the In
>;,rt j. u aN check # the Its q u, voting
dlI ~. thai year hy M particular 81 aracter as
b Ike IL ". - a. - H.: o.. - 1T T'd for city
cipCt IN 1s.....'' .'N,t ~ - Guy election ia
Is. r. gi-t red ~entr1l tcti"I III Is
Voting ut z. neral election, III l>-..-.-' When
al! cel fed ie haNr been nsHtt 1t shall be
the rutl said Regi-tr, gents +" have one cory
Of the >aE!e 4 eaCh el,tluu 7. itCt ~ district,
1t iiNrrtd To the Inspect # Fl, ctIun> Of such
PR ci or -rjCr ar l,a>t iy eight clock A. r.
The day which sal. elicit n rahe~ place. or
: heh sad ccr1Incd culiee Of h. names "a the
'rg >tsrS ay tie in the = How ing + in such
I'll. I t M l.. most CnUNtn eurl' and eConCmI-
aliv "e"fN NJ tn. provisions f this Act:
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SIMMONS.

80 cents State Revenue st imp.
CTATE Or NEVAiA. COUNTY Or ORNSBf
~ In the Ju-ticesC. UT, Carson Township in ano
for o Misty County
IL f Rice and Philo W. Rice, as Executors OF
the / state Of Catherine A Frisbic. deceased,
Plant f. vs. john, A ehturds. eiendait
the -rare OF NeyaHa lends greetrn- to John .
ShourdS You hereby summoned 10 appear
before me at my Office il: tars,n city, In CA soii
Township, in Or,nsby County, on the
9TH day of september, A. ID. 1s6s,
AT 10 o'clock A NJ, ard answer unto the c0nIpa III
of the above nam. d Plant fl. uGw IN he it, my
,ffice who sue to obtain judgment against u
r The sum Three uEdr.d 500 buiiai-; sal,
Inuit claimed and ale td L. be due to Plan
If :is Executors al re>aid. for dam ,g,s done
L. Pl,inriffs' buildings siiuate n part lot No
nine ~ bio thirty fiv'- (55), sears, Thompson
sni s,ars' division of Carson CITY. cams' 10y I
: VIM way f the walls Of your building situa-e
n the aGjo ing premises WHEN judgment will
be taken against you fl the said am unit. il y"u
All t. arpe:tr and answer T" the shei i'll or any
Constable IF the 8 lid County, greeting Make lt--
,aI serve. ami due return hereof Given under
IL, hand this ID day of July A. D. 1865.
l.. c. MCkEEBY. Justice Of the Peace,
iiy3 I'm Cas- n Township.
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.
TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ AMI by virtue of Writs of Execution, ISSUED
on the 5th day of July. A. D 1s6S,-by l.. c. Nc
Keeby, Justice Of the Peace for Carson Township,
Ormsby county, Nevada, on ind ments render ed
in said Justices Court On the 11th day of ApIil.
4. D. 1865. tor a tax duly Levied, assessed and
equalized the fiscal year of 1867 hy the proper
officers # Ormsby county in the following cases,
and against the property as hereafter described,
have duly levied upon, and will expose 10 sale at
public auction in the manner prescribed by law.
in front of the Court House door of Ormsby coun-
ty, in Carson City, on
Saturday, August 29th, A. ID. 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. M, to wit.
John Doe, lots l. 3 5, 4 5 and in block No 8
of Van Wrinkle and Proctor division Of Carson City,
for SIS IS.
John Doe, lots 2 3, g. and 10 in block No "a
OF Proctor and Green's division of Carson City, fo'
s25 SIS.
John Doe lots l. 2, 3, t. 5. CT, s 9, 10, II
and Il in block No of Van Wrinkle and Prector's
division of Carson City, for 20 SO.
john Doe. lots and 10 in block No g. of Curry's
division II Carson City. for IS II.
John Doe, north west quarter of block No 90;
and also the north 591 feet of the northeast quar-
of same block, Phillips division of Carson City,
for 10 10.
John Doe, lot block No %. Musser's division
Of Carson City; also, lot 3 in block 81 Of same d
vision, for is L.
JOHN Doe, south half Of block No IL of Pierson
and Good ich's division of carson City; also, lot
4 in block II same division, for is Il.
J I'm Zoe. lots and in bio 66 Of Sears.
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, for
ST. O5.
John Doe, north half Of block 65. Sears, Thomp-
son and Sears division Of Car>on City; Also lot =
in block &C. same division, for II Al.
ku Doe. lots I. s, ard 10 in block 81, Sears,
Thompson and Sears division of Carson City, fol
$40 "a
John De lets and 3 block IS. Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for II %
John Doe, lots l and in block II. Sears Thomp- |
son and Sears division Of Carson City, for Il 49,
John Doe, lots 5, 6, I, 8. and 10 in block 46. |
Sears. Thompson and Sears division of Carson
;ity. for 20 So. |
John Doe. lot in block IS of Sears Thompson |
md Sears division of Carson City; also, lot in |
block H. same division. for Is II.
John Doe, south half of lot block q, Sears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, for |
i e..
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GENTS WANTED.-MALE AND FE-
u male to sell cur new and splendid Engrav-
L ling, Prom Shore to Shore suggestive of
Lsfs 8 Journey from Childhood to Oil Age. A per-
feet gem. Also, for the Empty Sleeve" and
other EngravingS Address Pacific PUBLISHING
On San Francisco an2
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
Tho sale or Lenso or samann.

We publish elsewhere a letter from the Con-
sui Of Hayli at New York, protesting against
the right OF Cabral and his agents to negotiate
for the sale or the lease Of Samana to the
United States government contrary to the
wishes of the Domnicans, as lately expressed in
their Congress by an emphatic negative vote.
Now, with oil due respect to the Consul of
HayH, it seems to us that these negroes of ST.
Domingo, whose quarrels for q long series of
years have led to the anarchy which offers
serious and important lesson to those who
would fain introduce negro supremacy, with
all its dreadful evils, into our Southern States,
| and even concede to it the balance OF power in
our general government, are both presumptu-
GUS and unwse in resisting a negotiation for
such sale or lease OF Samana as would be no
loss beneficial to their real interests than to
our own With Mr.. Seward the negotiations
for SANTANA were, in the main, only preliminary
to the purchase of st. Thomas. The possession
OF Samana itself is but of comparatively slight
importance to u.s. except as step towards
ulterior purposes, the object of which is TO
secure permanent advantages not only TO the
ouieou osatco SoVtiulucnt, Jul w Tic
tans OF the West India islands and to mankind
at large. II the Dominicans persist in vain
efforts TO oppose manifest destiny" we may
bo tempted to suggest that there are now
Fenians enough "out of business" without
including those in Office in New York, who
might find il more Immediately profitable to
sail to Hayti than to Ireland, and establish an
Irish republic which would speedily put final
stop TO the continual and tedious warfare be-
tween blacks and mulattoes. Tie Emerald Isle
Is not the only gem OF the ocean.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30

The Louisiana Convention has adopted articles Of the
constitution providing for the wholesale disfran-
chisemeni OF . large class Of ex-rebsls.
The Virginia Convention yesterday was engaged
mainly in exciting and unpariamontary debates upon
taxation and q proposed amendment to the Registry
law.
In the Mississippi Convention resolution was intro
eaced to encourage BY State patronage the publication
Of loyal newspaper
The Connecticut Democratic Convention met at New
Haven yesterday and renomnaed the State ticket OF last
year. headed by Governor English.
The Maine House of Representative yesterday by 100
TO SO, voted TO repeal tho State Constabulary law.
General Meade has issued circular to effect that
all the ordinances adopted by Conventions and egalzsd
by him are to be deemed laws OF the States in which
they have been adopted, and TO bo construed and
enforced by the courts accordingly.
Tho ceisbrated Gaines will case is again before the
Supreme Court at Washington, involving this time
side issue in claim for the past services OF slave
James Deemater, OF Kingston, N. Y, on trial at
Wlkesbarr Pa, for tho murder Of DR.. j. D. Durkn,
oil the attor place. in May last, yesterday found
guilty.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
Extraordinary Steamboat Accident.

The telegraph informed us yesterday of
most extraordinary steamboat accident on the
Mississippi, at Tanica Bend, below The Red
river. Ii appears that steamboat carrying
valuable cargo of sugar and moiasses and sew
cral passengers carcencd while turning the
Bend, aud her cabin slid off into the rushing
current with its living freight Of ladies, four Of
whom were drowned, while the boat itself,
minus the cabin, righted Immediately and was
lost moment afterward by striking on
snag. What sort of cabins must these boats
have that can slip of like loose lumb r when
q boat carcens TO one sidce What would we
think Of one OF our ferryboats or coasling
steamers If the upper cabins were to be swept
away, even in heavy storm? A thousand
anathcmas would bc hurled at tho head of the
unlucky builder, and there would be no end of
worthless Investigations as to responsibility,
and so forth. But they are not addicted TO
such formula In the West. Steamboat captains
arc not unnecessarily particular about their
cargo or their boat unless they are part
owners; and us TO their passengers, they think
the fate OF the boat, whatever il may be- is
good enough for them, and whether they are
blown up 10 the air or slid overheard into the
water nobody hos any business to grumble.
A few stou nails would probably have kept
the cabin OF the ill-ated steamer Emerald Sc.
curely to the deck and saved four women from
grave in the turbd Mississippi; but II is
evident that lhs thing called a cabin, with
eating and sleeping apartments complete, had
no more security on deck than hen coop, and
probably less, because the latter article is
usually dashed TO the bulwarks to preserve its
precious freight from a watery grave. They
want few stringent steamboat laws In the
Western States.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
BOOK NOTICES.

WHITE SUPREMACY AND NEGRO SUBORDNATIoN:
OR, NEGROES SUBORDINATE RACE. By j. ii.
Van Evrie NJ. d. New York Van Eyrie, Hor.
ton 4 Co., Nassau street.
This Is a republication Of work which, the author
informs US in the preface, produced originally
about the time OF Mr. Lncoln's election. but fell STILL
born in consequence Of the excitement OF tho The
title explains the object OF the book, and If 1t contains
nothing new in facts it at least exhibits good deal
OF and panstaking to got fair share OF
at this time when political faction, using
their power with a whip hand, forcing negro su-
premacy upon the white people OF the South without
mercy, excites universal interest Tho whole tone OF
the work shows the earnestness Of mind thoroughly
convinced Of the truth Of its theories There
many who will feel bound to differ from tho opinion
here expressed that the human did spring from
one common stock; but thousands who have studied
the pecuarities and capacities Of the negro will
probably agree with the author that the African had
not common origin with the white man. The claims
Of tho negro to enjoy social equality with the whtos
in any portion OF this country, take it,
already decided upon adversely to Sambo and
Cuffee in the minds OF all intelligent not ridden
by tho distractions OF Phillips and sumner the
cunning had Stevens or the chicane of Ben Butler
Nevertheless this equality is going to 10 forced upon the
white population OF ten States, and little rubbing up
OF ones memory upon questions involving the Quali6
cations OF the negro for this position may do no
harm. In this view the volume before u.s. though not
perfect in !s way and manifestng pretty strong spirit
bordering the fanatcal "negropnobia" If we may
call it, does not come inopportuney.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
OUR STEAM NAVY.


To rHE EDITOR or rHs HERAID:-
I notice In your paper an article on "0ur Now Steam
Navy Of all OF which may be said "'Ts true, Ills
pty and pity ,tis IT'S ruo"ower true" But what is
the use Of the press pointing out the blunders Of our
naval englpeeringG Has 10 not been done time and
again with literally no resu,s' Have you not at vari-
ous times IN the past years called attention to The
fearful failures OF this "hcad or Bureau ~ In the
hundreds or instances In which the vast increase Of the
navy has afforded him opportunities TO display skill or
ability whero has he made single success IL is not
pleasant 10 point navy as failure but IS some
times best 10 look at facts though they bo unpeass
Look at tho twenty three aunb0atso be sure The hus
decaysd but f the engines had been Of any value the
uovcfnment or individuals would have repaired the
hushut with rotten hulls and engines without power
they are broken UP for old metal Look al the double
endersyar vessels scarcely over used (many OF homl;
but with these wonderful specimens OF mechanical inge-
nuity In the shape OF engines they are going, gong
CONC TO any old junk for si5,00O-not dimes for
dollars Look at the light draft monitors not wholly,
but partially the work o the same great mud aud last
bnt NOT least hai is In sze TOOK az the Wampan Gag
class OF fast freatcs-four years IN building and now
not III to 10 TO soa Words are Gscloss. say no
mgre,
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
A New Impeach,n ont Bill.

Mr.. Edmunds, Of Vermont, has introduced
into the United States Senate new bill on
impeachment which, If 1t can be carried
through, will enable Congress TO get rid Of
President johnson on o mere indictment Of
impeachment The bill substantially proposes
that on the arraignment Of civil officer on
articles of.impeachment from the House before
the Senate. the party 80 indicted shall be sus-
pended in the functions Of his Office until sae
end Of the trial, and that then, if acquitted of
the charges against him, he shall be reinstated.
The bill further provides for the employment
of the army, if necessary, to enforce this aiore-
said suspension. Now, as the suspension OF
Mr.. johnson would be practically his removal
from Office to The end of his term, this bill pro-
vides for oil that is wanted by the radicals in
his case. With this and the other radical
measures before the two houses duly passed
over the veto, the reconstruction programme
of Congress will embrace -
l. The Tenure Of Office bill, the working Of
which we have seen in the reinstatement Of
Mr.. Stanton in the War Department by the
Senate over the Presidents objections to the
COn,HudnCo VI tulS luau a5 mcnDer OI his
Cabinet.
2. The new Reconstruction bill, which
makes General Grant Provisional Dictator
over the ten unreconstructed rebel States and
wholly independent of the constitutional
authority Of the President as Commander-in-
Chief of the army.
g. The bill providing that the concurrence
Of two-thirds of the members of the Supreme
Court shall be necessary to invalidate law Of
Congress.
A. The bill to regulate the appellate juris-
diction Of the Supreme Court.
S. The bill to extend universal negro
suffrage throughout the United States.
6. The bill of Mr. Edmunds for the removal
of President johnson on being arraigned for
trial on articles of impeachment.
This is an imposing schedule of revolu-
tionary measures. II passed into the form of
laws of the United States we may then look
out for something still more revolutionary and
startling Roman triumvirate or consulate,
an English commonwealth, q French direc-
tory, Mexican republic, a Haytie empire,
or something which will dispense with the old
constitution entirely; provided always that
the new Congress to be elected next fall shall
bo repetition of this Congress- whose term
expires with that Of Andrew Johnson, March
a, 1860.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30

TRAIN GoING 0N.--George Francis Train
writes to a copperhead city sheet that he will
stump Ireland despite The Derby government
meaning that be will make os much trouble as
he knows how aud deude as many Irishmen
to the halter as possible. We would expect
such q course from such lunatic, and The
publication Of this kind Of trash from tho cop
perhead sheet that sympathized with all the
disorders, burnings and murders that troubled
this country through the war This despatch
was sent to us, but we declined to give II
place Ia our columns.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
Ias Ranan sIaeeI HunICICE.

Coroner schirmer yesterday held an inquest at the
New street Police station on the body OF Lawrence
Mulon, the who stabbed In the neck with q
knife in the hands OF william oBren at the corner Of
Broad and Beaver streets about eight O'Clock on Tues
day morning, fully reported In yesterdays HERALD
Several witnesses examined, when the case was
submitted TO tho jury, who returned verdict 'rhat
Lawrence Mullen, the deceased came 10 bis death
January 2s, ls6s.n The~prisoner WHO Is laborer,
twenty years OF age native OF Ireland lives at
10l Madison street, then arraigned Tor examination
In relation TO the charge preferred against him no
said 'l guilty OF the mans death out all came
through drinking liquor" Coroner schirmer committed
O,Bren 10 the Tombs await his trial. Deceased was
twenty NJ years OF age and native OF Ireland He
lived al 2s Washington street, where he has efs widow
and one child. lie has one child In the OLD country.