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SHERIEF,S SALE.
NOTICE Is HEETBY GIVEN THAT INDIE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDFE
/ and by virtue Of a writ of execution. Issued
of, and under the seal of, the District Court.
First .ludiciSl District, in and for the County OF
Si"rey, state If Nevada on 4 judgment rendered
in the said Court ii Eth ds.y of November
A. D. ISIS, III favor CT The Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company and against The rroifictors ct
the MEXICAN Mil. for the sum of Sl35l4 -5-1Cr.
with interest the at the rate OF tcu per cent.
per aInum from Nov, mber Eth, lsoS, until paid.
and accrnnC cost. and t. NE. a. such sht rh. ii.
rectcd and delivered, commanding me IL satisfy
said judgment cur Of the property Of The said
judgment debtor, The EroprIetuIs Of the Mexican
Nj iu said County Of ormsi V.
In compliance with said writ, / have levied
upon, s. lied and taken i'll uti,n and will eN-
pose to sale at pub IL auction, AT the Court Hous
door Of urmsty county, Nevada, in tie town Il
l'ar.nri City
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When a female il in trouble afflicted with dis
ea.e and requires medical or surgical attendance,
-ue enquiry slcuIi be, Where is there ply stefan
~hc is fully competent to administer relief. and
whose respectable standing in society recommends
min II thu conf ;enc Of the community. The Doc
r,r, Understanding how inuperatvely necessary
these requirements are feels called upon to inter-
y,-e and bs calling the attention of the afflicted
=, the yct th,t he has been a Professor Of Obste
tries aud male Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
j, fully qualified To administer in all cases. both
medically and -iirsicsliy, not in uperciai man
ner but in As th'r ugh manner As years IF study
and pr.ctice-bnth in hospitals ard private fami
iiss-caS MAKE. - them from the hands oft
unqualified un-crupulous. and designing. There
fore fam i-s can rely upon him upon f'ther.
All in a.f.i-tip'i can ind i'll him who can feel
and siInpatniz with, ant befriend them in trouble
in whose SECRECY the utIn 'st cbn!id .nce can
be nj acsd Consultation by Letter or Oiherwi.e)
FEE See address below.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
slr. J. &. YOUNG, In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
PRIV ATE DISEASES


II Males, and Irregularities Females ae the grea
's-str ,yerS OF health They iu,idVCsly attack the
system, ami gradually un lernine and destroy it
they uriye the bloom from the Cheek, the lustre
lrJIli the eye, the strength and SI.Or from the
( anne, they give puny an diseased offspring, and
poison. through successive geueI atoms, t!e Of
iaau. The irks be in cc:otuia, Com
sumption, Cip.ie5, the Id olic, the Paralytc, the
I!isaue-
There is more terrible scOUr5e to the human
race than those diseases arising from the cpntaml-
I.iuu Nene.II Poison. The Ii; lie,t FORMS by
treating To the blood, Ol. the one attic
led the Swori Of de ,tru;t ion that Is liable any
moment to fill and blight-to utterly desroy-a!I
Earthly PES
MERCURY. recngn zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY man. combining with the
Veneri Al, doubles his dangers Those who have
heen treated wiki that perniciou, MIN Pol
son, IL II cured the disease Ii IS on y assumed
form,
noNOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison tn crawl through the sy>-
tom eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
1t in the future with vIru!ence that will battle
the effects of me iicine. When Perfect CURES can
he obtained by consulting physician whom iolI5
practice an thOrau h investigation into the
# Diseases OF tue UNNAHY oisGANS, enable to
determine a once the cause Of the disease.
In all dIIeISes entrusted - the Doctor care,
PERFECr. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CT RES,
In AL Cases Cure. Guaranteed.
Ia Syphilis and it, a,ijuncts, ,;ounorrhoea and
.ccunpany VIA Diseases; ali Disorders Uf the B!gd-
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Diseases OF the Heart dau Lang; Dyspepsia; Indi-
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all diseases of the una-y organs i'll either SEX cure
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
URY

| >,TaTE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
y SSH g. Bla-dcl aud G. Noteware,
being first duly sworn. each says for hlmS' Ii
that e is 4 nleIIher OF tn Z ard of Examiners
Of the state of evada mat lie did on the 18th
iay Of UctuIter, 4 u 1876, count the money il
the Treasury of said State, and that there was
at the County If urmsir IN said state Treasury
the OF - g. 2 90 i'll currency. aud SOL 10 III
god and silver coin, ni;k king the total unit in
the Treasury Mt said county St 265 10. We fur
ther swear that informed by Henry
Rhoaes Treasurers Clerk, that III the Slate'e
money thele is deposit in the B,nk If CalIf"r-
nj, at Virginia City, Nevada, the sum If s. PA Oo
currency.
Making currency on hand and reported.-.sS, 200 o.
Com on hand. ...,...--..-......-..-..- OIL 40
To al on hand and reprrted.-..-..-.-.sS.5U II
IL. q. BLASfEi,
c. y. NOTEWAhE
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 11th day
of Oct ODER, A. d. 1SGS.
CHARLES MARTIN,
Notary Public, Ornisby Co., Nevada.
A true copy -
". NOTEWARE.
Secretary of the Beard of Examiners.
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lSt>. in accordance with the provisions and r.
gr:Icueu ts ,f the Constitute. ard Laws nf thr
iItcl >tate> ard IEr state e Nevada. ta-W.t
Oh. / uesday, The ID DAY OF &uN.TI-
her = l.. 1SGS.
hat sid G., urTI E,'Ctf,n VIII le leld, All
poll o.e' el a sr.h Ilace. IS hall NV" h' e..
legally &C. 5EIared. frt'r pun ose # e.,ctng lie
following Ot:i,tc>. to-vt:
Ilree p e~IIruti,l Electors. cie c n-r.s-roar..
one justice uf The S"pIeme Cont, Tor fun team
one justice T the SUR rlc Court IN the L.
mai der q = tenn 4 tie 'a'e justice. HIN. {.
VI. Erosran. deccass d cur eurveyoI General, f :
the r,moir 5er Of the tenn tciiE nov fOlell1
Hon II Narlet'e: ard ue >tatr Printer.
Also. Il g follow ny state seI3.t,Is t,-Nit:
Two IL Storey County re fvr Ian. IT C'un-
ty; ore for Nye County the for Lincoln cunt.
one Ter Z m~ralGa unity: IT, for Na>hre Ctun-
ty: one for Lyon County; one for Humboldt
County and on" for o. Misty County
Also. tie following Members of the Assembly
to-wit
Twelve for Storey County: fur for Lander
County two for Aye County; for Lincoln
County: four for tsmerala County; two for
Douglas County; three for Waslo- County: three
for Lyon County: tire for HunbJl County:
three for 0 msby County; and two for Churchill
County.
Ais" for Zach organized County in Ills State;
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder,
County Treasurer. County ASS ssor, District Al
toruey. Public Administrator, County surveyor.
and County Superintendent # Public school,.
each; three ounty Commissioners in each C"uL-
ty, except storey, and IN that County i've County
and in Lincoln oounIy-ths
Ninth Judicial District-one District Judge. TO
officr for and during the two years next after
the first Monday in January, A D. 1859.
Also in each City, Tow nship and Precinct. as
many Justices of the tesce and ConstaLes as
required md provided TO- by law-and the legal
action of the respective Boards Of County CON-
N s-ioneIs.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
I RSmy hand. and caused to be affixed the
- Great Seal Of the State Of Nevada Done
1t Carson City, this he 2lst day Of October A. h.
1865. JAMES 5. SLINGERLAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
Attest:
G. y. NoTEwARr,
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Tue,e powders will ne found Of essential value to
tn rss whose rs"anS. health, or other circumstan-
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their fanny wit Iout inconvenience suffering, and
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ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWs.
GRANT AND COLFAX,

4.HH -aa#4I
Tendencies 81. Reaettop-wo o. the
War-Taxation-the Party for Freedom
IN Peril. By Rev. 4. d. Post, 81 LOUIS.
Missouri. f.
KEEPING ALIVE. An Appeal to Chris
tians. BY Rev. Thee. L. Cuyier, u. D..
Br oklyn, N. Y. t..I - aaeu
PRAYING IN THE HOLY GHOST. The
: Great Experiment. By Rev. George B.
CheeYeT, D. D., New York. a-aao =,
Letter from Washing on. Election OF
Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The first gun at
the White HOUSE. Hopeful adyices from
the South. New Hampshire and Con-
nectaout Elections. supreme Court on he-
construction. The President and his Cab
net after Gen. Grant. Speaker Coliax's
receptions, etc. BY our Washington cor
respondent, d. ". Bartlett,
THE LOST IMAGE. Chapter TX Of an
Original story. Written by an Orthodox
Clergyman expressly for The AndeFen-
e dent, and destined 10 be, we believe, one
Of the most popular, racy and lnstruc
tive Series OF contributions ever given
70 religious newspaper. tl
BOSTON sGHIT-CHAT. Boston never
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Crown Of New England. GOuld's A IA
drew. Law and Disorder. A Trick on
our Boston correspondent, Hablte one
Of the ablest and most spicy writer's la
the country NE1
Henry Ward Beecher and Oliver Wendell
Holmes. The Guardian Angel and NOr-
wood. BY susan Poseys 13iii
December. Woods An Original Poem. BY
Joel Benton, Amenla, New York
A Companion for the Winter. Maple
y Mood Fire. Endorsed By a {. Blessed DID
black Woman" +.-.f. E.-
A Story without Moral. For Children
By. Abby sage, Chaflestown, Mass.
Editorials as follows.lThe Tongue-ot Fire,
or ExtempOTaneOus Preaching. Queen
Vlctoria's Experiences.
Two Ways OF Loving. Loving the Good
and Loving the Wicked
The Methodist Bishops -Thompson. Nor
ris, James, Scott, simpson, Baker, Ames,
NiaFkg Dfsh~AhslfSs Ef.tFttu a n0tuaou
nation can DOast.P Na
An old ilzewspaper--The Federal Spy and
l.s Daily Advertiser, Of Dec. z, 1874.
= Shall We lose the Excise Law?
.uaf5 Weekeof Prayer. : y 1ssA
e. mH.ala Personal News.
New York and Vicinity.
n tUUoI Religious Intelligence
- Revival Record. nre.
. en rn3 General News
Mlbisterial Register.
- 80 Sabbafh Schools. aleI1 n1
gdt 7et 11 Pebbles. i4-
f,.si..s., Selections.
Commercial aud Financial Department
as follows. Commerce and Finance
TaIk. News, and Gossip tn Wall Street
Important News for Capitalists, Bank-
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Central Pacific Railroad. t-s..4 .ff
Dry Goods Report--Dry Goods Quotations
9I-Proauoe Market Reports Prices Cur
rent-NeW Nork Cate Market ~ Far
fners' Column. The Whole comprising
Attractions never Eanaled In any
other Religious Newspaper,
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Attractions never Eanaled In AN
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GREAT PREMIUMS.
HOWE SEEMING MACHINE.

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Tendencies of .Reaetion-W ound4 o. the
War-Taxation-th Party for Freedom
In Peril. By Rev. 4. d. Post 81 Louis.
: Missouri
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Single Plane Irons, to "a inch-.25e each.
Rabbet, Plane 4rons,x to Ia In. Ace each.
1-Inch Corner Chisels, eacn.
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P. sEnOsIs. GEO. L.1rxos. TT. HUNT
SEMONIN, DIXON s 90.
- FvANsv1trE. LA. Jan. b. ISIS. .

.Taf1h EvANsVILLE, Iud Jan. /, 1868.
I have this day, admitted as co-partners
in my present Boot and Shoe Business, j.
this city, ard also in Il e manutacturtL
.s--- business il Abingdon, MassacilJsett
Geo. j.. Dixon ard 4. j.. Hunt as VIII l.
see. by tce above card giving the nra
names and their objects, y.s .ge-a
MIR. Hunt, who has a lifelong eX ger
ence in the manufacturing business and
number one judge of Boots and shoes, Will
devote his whole time TO manufacturing
expressly for the Evansville House auC
AZ the purchase OF sucn goods as we Go not
..e expect to make Ourselves. p
The firm, by this lew arrangement, VII
possess advantages which but few house,
can calm, ana Will be able 10 offer induce
ments 70 our trade, both as regards. price,
and qualify. 81.
The object of the different members OF
the firm in this association l. not 10 do
business Tor day, but lifetime. and. 70
accom- lish their objects, they eXpec to do
business upon correct principles, thereby
meritiug full snare of the trade.
I'D 1OmTE old patrons. j return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, and
81 hope. 10y close attention, 10 h1erit q con-
tinuance OF the same IN the future.
Very respectfully,
fau7 h. SEMOhES.
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Arrivals.
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by BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
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field, John Dcylis, w 8 Hobart, Us North.
.lup, Mrs Kendall, A Hawks. H B Hsnak ant
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lie, VIM Enslen, Miss PaulinA, J China. +
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Five Thousand Shares of Twenty Dollars per share
one .af of each to be paid cash.
The patronage of the Rev. Clergy Of the neighbornS
diOceses is earnestly solicited.
The whole management will be under the supervision
of committee composed of four Priests, appointed
the Most Archbishop and three aymen be elected
by the Ockholdcrs
APPROVAL OF THE MOST REV ARCHBISHOP
We 'pprove of the aforesaid undertaking, and com.
re- ri I. to the Cat lies of diocese. We appoint
! = \. j. Perche President and Revs Thomas F
Su' 4 en-, - Flanagan ecclesiasticai members
the comll'ittee.
III. NJ, Archbishop of New Orleans.
New Orleans. December IL, 1867.
The Rev. Parish Priests invited read
pectus to their respective congregations.
y. j. PERCHE, V. G..
President of the Committee.