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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-18

16; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountain.
valued at 375 90.
John Moran: s. and c. tax, l6 81 delnq
| G5; assessed upon . horses valued at 200 90; |
wagon valued at 100 90; 80 cords Of wood in
mountains valued at 100 90; Is cords Of wood in
Carson CITY valued at l25 90. Total. 525 10.
v VIM: : and c. tax. II ~ delinq., ] l''
assessed upon household furniture 50 90; mer-
handiae. 800 90. Total, $50 %.
George W. Bolan: :. and c. tax, 6s, delinq
l6-loo; assessed upon T.. 4 Of u. No. 4, T. and
o. div Carson City, valued at 50 90.
Mrs Susan Covles: :. and c. tar, . -,
ielinq, 33-lOO: assessed upon lott, II. ~. Mus
ser. div. and improvements thereon, valued at
100 90.
Frank Duff: 5. and C tax. 6s, delinq 16-loo;
assessed upon the n. 81 feet Of the ". y of d.
No. - phillips div. Carson City, valued at 90 uu.
Joseph Il Thomas: :. and c. tax, u5.
delinq, 5a-lo0; assessed upon lots Nos. 2 3, 8, :
and 5. in B No. l, in Curry's div, Carson city,
valued at 100 90; also lots Nos. and d IN B. No.
L. same div, valued At 80 ~. Total, $50 co.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for delin-
gucncy, are payable in legal tender paper curr,n-
cy and all cost, To- the officers and Printer, are
payable in gold coin of the United states.
TIluS. WELLS,
District Attorney, Ormshy County
Carson City. March sd. lS'i' mh24-id
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Hates of Advertising
State of Nevada. County of Ormsby
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

Two THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
l and - all the owners H. " claimants to. the
cal estate and imp 'v~uen's thereon, or improve
iacnr~. when assessed srately, hereinafter
described. known or unknown.
Iou are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced IN the Justices Court Of Carson Town
ship. Ormshy County. Nevada, before \. Wai;z,
-. Justice # tn Peace in and for said Town
ship County and Safe, bv the State If Nevada,
,,aintiff. against lch If the defen3trt- har-5n-
4Ctrr named. and each f the following described
tracts ur parcels # land with the Improvements
thereon, and improvements, when separately
t-S,>>-l, AMI all owners of, claimants t., the
same. known vt unknown. 10 recover the tax and
.-.I.nIurucv assessed to said defendants against
,-.iI property for the fiscal year, commencing
January !, ls6s. and ending December 81 1>es ::
and that summons ha- been duly issued in each
-s.se: ani va are hereby further notified that
unless you appear and answer the complaint filed
=. Sid canse, on OF before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-18

TN TIM DISTRICT COURT oF Tllp stcoNi.
L Judicial pi.iiict, in and tf Or'nsly cunui'
Nevada. .-ln the mattef q the f.ta'r q JON
p htRNAN dnu.asrd - Pursuant ,p ~ urd,, ~
the iuise of sail Court made at Chamber,
Aprll oh A n iSfp. nuiip- {. hrfsty given, thai
WEDNESDAY. the 2is' day q hpfil 4 D, is'a,
~ 10 o'clock A. " q .ald day. md tie cauri
rooin ~ .ad Court, at the Court HOUSE In Car,,Hr
CITY, oimshy Comfy, Nevada, have tc.n app"in'
ed a. the time aud place for pru,ins 'h. VIII -
aid Juhn y. Kirwan. deceased. Rpa tt hearing tho
application u MARY A, kIRwAN, fut III. -
suanrs To her of letter. testAmehiaiy, shen ar
where any person Interested may srp.S.r and cot.
,e.t the ,arns.
Dated April 9th, 1880.
Clarke and we,ls. Attys for Adm'l.
spllltn
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SilcriN'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION T0 NE
ID directed. issued cut II. and uLdrr the zeal oi
the Hon. Second Ju!iCiRl ulstiirt Court of
umsby County, state of Nrvsa, on a Judgment
rendered th'rciu un the 22,l LAY f Nar,h \. D..
l>tG. in favor d MASON & huff anl agniu.t
T.. u. DOYLE, fr thr sam ut Five Huulr,i au
eight fSioS OpD dollars, With Interest "a the sum
uf SlH1 90 at the rate uf ten tlUt per cent. per
annum from March 2?i, 1868 until patti, together
together with Nh BcrruiHT s's ar fr 4. :. gold
cola, have levied upon. seil'd, atd vii eNi,se
~ public sale. At the front tuur q the Court
Hou-v # orni.hy Cuuniy, m Cnrs'u cry, Nevada,
On "Wednesday the jth day OF May,
A. u. 1903,
between the hours # Q t'rlaCk A. VI. aud
n'clnrk y VI. towit: A. n'clNk T. VI all the
rght title. interest am clrita IT the sid 4. ".
Duyle rf ia aud to the i"i NJ drsciited pro.
perty, situate aud being IN Carson City, County
Il Ormsby AMI state uf Nevada. g. wit; Ip's
numbered | = aui g. iu llurk So. - IN rru,ttt
y Grarns division ~ ,ar-iti CITY; iuts No md
IN. and south Il feet e lots NJ !. . and 2. IN
hlock No IL. Mg.scr> ,livisiuni bots No I. .. 3,
aud ;, ia block NJ. :. CunNs divisiun: lots No
l. :. =, and :. IA block Ne. ., san." division:
li. No. l. =, 3. !, : and g. IN hiock Ne. IL, same
division. nr ~ much ihrrrf as may Do Necessary
10 satisfy the above EAcrui,ob, co.t. aud sccrung
costs ;, Y. SWIFT
Sheriff orn.b, County.
Ry y. BgrLER. Deputy sheriff.
Carson city. April 10Th ls'a. nllfd
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-29
In the County Court Washington
County, Tennessee.
Franklin n, Martin ct. al. VS., Joseph H. Mar
tin ct. al.

Franklin n. Martin ct. al. VS.. Joseph H. Mar
tin ct. al.
TN THIS CASE II is allsdged that the de-
PENDANT David A. Armstrong ia non
resident OF the State of Tennessee. It is
therefore ordered that publication be made
TOR four successive weeks in the Jonesboro'
Union Flag, notifying him, the said David A.
Armstrong to appear at the Court House in
JoDesbOrough, on Monday the eigth day Of
March, 1869, and answer said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them,
aud set for hearing exparte. Jan. IL, 1859.
IL. GRESHAM, Clerk.
'69janl5w4pfS5
R. ". Baily and Crawford vs.. J. II. MOngle.
DY VIRTUE of a writ o. veudi. Expo, is
Id sued from The Circuit Court Of Wash
ington County, to me directed. tested the 4th
Monday Of October, 1868, upoa a Judgment
and costs for the sum of 1855 49c, debt and
costs pronounced by said Court, in favor of
r. N. Bailey and Crawford aud against J. H.
Mongle, | viii sell at the Court House door,
In the town OF JonesborOugh, on Saturday
the 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1859, for cash In
hand, al the right, title. claim and interest
that the said J.. H.. Mongle has in aud 10 one
house and lot Of land, situated in Washing
ton county, Tenn. in Dist. No. Q, at Johnson's
Depot, adjoining The lsnds OF Montgomery
Hoss and others, aud said to contain 3-4 Of
an acre, more or less, until debt and costs
are fully paid. This llth day Of Jan. 1869.
S. f.. GRIFFITH.
62janljw4pfS5.1 ShsriG.
Gossnell 4 Devrus We. Daniel Kinney.
ny VIRTUE o. 4 writs Of Vend. EXPO, is
IL sued from The Circuit Court OF Wash
ington County, to me directed, tested the 4th
Monday Of OetOb'r, 1868 upon -four Judgments
aud costs pronounced by said Court in favor Of
Gossnell 4 Devrus aud against Danl. Kinney,
/ will sell at the SQUIRT House, in the tewn Of
Jonesborough, on the 23d day Of February,
1869, for cash IN hand, all The right, title,
claim aud interest that Daniel Kinney has IN
and TO a house and lot, situated in the town
of Jonesboro' on Main street, adjoining .be
lots Of T. A. z Nelson, John Blair's heirs,
and Others, being the same house where the
said Daniel Kinney now lives; also ! will
sell, II necessary, six aeres Of land, situated
10 same District, adjoining the lands Of John
Ryland's heirs aud others, until the above
Judgments and costs are fully paid. This 9th
day Of January, 1869.
b. s. cox, Dspuiy Sheriff.
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Investments in New York.

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business transacted By us, through our relL
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JOS. r. MITCHELL AGO,
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ATTACHMENT

David Cheeks VS.. James Sheffield.
NOTICE is given to James Sheffield, the
N defendant ia this case, to appear be-
fore Smith Campbell, a Justice Of the Peace,
at bis house, OH the 9th day of Febuary, $50,
and defend the action thus commenced, 9TH
erwise the cause may he proceeded with ex-
pArte. SMITH CAMPBELL, j. P.
'69ianl5w4prSieeS5] Carter County, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having this day
made suggestion Of the Insolvency Of
the estate Of ThamaI Berry, deceased, 70 he
Clerk Of the Couuiy Court Of Sullivan soun-
". Il Is ordered BY the said Clerk that no.
tise be given In some newspaper publiIhsd
within the State, aad also At publication At
the Court House door, notifying I'll persons
haTing claims against ths siiats TO appear and
Sic the same, authenticated In The mannsrpr pre-
,eribsd BY Law, on or before the ist day Of
hAy 1854 or before the appropriation Of toe
finds Of taid estate u made, or they win be
forever barred, both 10 law and sqnity.
Doas By order Of the Clerk, this Sd day Of
January, 1889. JOHN n. BERRY,
Adminiiifs,or Of ThoL Berry deceased.
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Chanccry Sale at EIizabethton.
l.. L. Wilson, AGnr, SC, VS.. Hannah Wilson
AZ al

l.. l.. Wilson, Acnr, sc, VS.. Hannah Wilson
ct. al.
nCRSCANT to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at Elizahethton, held for Carter
county, Tenn reSdsred at its September
term 1867 and again revived At the Septem-
Der term 1868, of said Court, in the cause Of
l.. l.. Wilson Admr. sc. vs.. Hannah Wilson
ct. al On Monday the sth day of February,
1869, by virtue of an order in said decree, |
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H. q. SMITH, C.. & ".
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ln ChancerY at TaylOrsYiIIe, Tenn.

DLEvINS 4 BLRYlNS e. A. 70. Cole q
ID kiag, e. al
q appearing from tho allegations in som-
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P,rts Dec. Is 1854 D. v. SNITH. O.kN
'taIab2lEt PiSl lIPer R. Z BEiar, D. CAN.
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Miss M. e. BRADDoN.

author Of Oscar Bertrandr Nobody Daughter"
The Outcasts, v q" Three Times Dead etc, etc, aud
one Of the most popular novelists of the duy, entitled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-30
Your nnienlyn nenn N nounn.


Warrington Correspondence Chicago tribune.
General Mo0ook, now Governor OF
Colorado, described to me the life he
led Rs MinlsIer at the Sandwich Islands,
with his young aud beautiful wife.
All VIC did, he said, was 10 walk,
every night, up little strip Of beach
which led to q spot where we could look
toward The United States. And we
looked and we wished we were there =
McOook had been sent by Seward 10
transact o big job In real esIate-to buy
the Sandwiches outright. The King,
named, l think, observation-disclosures,
said:
General McCook, like the Amerl.
cans, and / know that we are power
less 10 hold these islands day against
any power; that lu our lnotI6nsive
weakness lies our Independence; and
really me and my people are fond Of
the American flag. But what IL the use?
Here am King, and get forty thou
sand dollars y year. You would not
want 10 pay me that In perpetuity, for
II Ii more than You pay your Presl-
dent. l would have 10 be u citizen In
America, and probably not very dis
tiDguished citizen. 80 think l had
better be King OF here. Dou't you p
McCOOk says hs looked ut the guile.
less savage n minute, sitting there very
fat and good humored, smoking his
cheroot, and drinking u San Francisco
oOhbler. and he said, just orally:
Your Majesty! Your heads round.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-30
rho Last OF Ihe Coliseum.

Tho Last OF the Coliseum:
From Lts Tribune.
The destruction OF the Boston Coll.
scum, which occurred last week, and
which we have already recorded, Il
must DO understood 10, this time, final
tlnisher, the othsrs being penultimate
and nte-penultImate, This reduction
70 ruin seems be regarded In Boston
as occasioned by the direct Interpolation
OF Inc gods who were not willing 70
have this temple of harmony devoted
TO any meanec than Its original and de
vine purpose. So Rolua. was ordered
% nnloose his largest wind bag, and 10
blow upon that house 30 that &c should
fall. Once ha tried II, aud once the 30.
perb structure but partially yielded TO
his bolaterouB assaults. He returned
10 the charge, and the Coliseum ls, mu-
slcally speaking, In seven fats.
VI course, such nm event does not
pass In Boston without occasioning In
the newspapers many remarks, phllo~
Sophical, humorous, historical, and
moral. The poet OF Tho Daily AdVeT~
tSor tunes his harp as follows 'The
wind 1t blew, The lumber flew, Be-
'yond exegPatB; And did not cease un.
III In peacs, Nothing was left bat
'pleces.' The readsr-WIll observe the
Joke Oh 'pleces, which Ia good, as well
Us the remark OF. The AdUOrtiSer that
wind played an important part In the
history Of the Coliseum Alb! II an
enemy In New York had said this |
The AiUertiser concludes: The build.
'ers raised the Wind, and tho wind
'razed the building
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-30
GheqttteIliqetre
"GOING ORR

FIJI MP with merry hearts, dear frlcndA
And mock tho honrs TOO llOetinE,
This night for parting makes amends
LRlve my final greeting:
May memories OF tho oIIen tlnles
he ever dear o. now
Stand mp and drink II every one.
Tho old times, boyal Here's show"
Tho flag, the dear old flag wo love,
That bTavel the storm and rRiile.
VI troublouB times, when fortune frOwnetl
ana chance gave way tho battle;
That tluttered Ger ~ AZ we scaled
Old Lookoute beetllng brow.
Up upl and drain q parting glass,
uod bless tho nag Here's how
sllenoeI Remember oil the men
Our comrades ever ohoriHhed
VINO dropped 10 silently away;
inc gallant hearts who perlEhDd
On many neldSl the men we l0yOl,
Whose memories thrill uH now
uod bloAs them In their honoTed gravegl
Our comrades gone. HercH how.
The ladies! Fill your goblots high.
All honor 70 them giYinRI
The soldiers constant champions,
They mako our life worth IlYin1,
win loyal hearts In reverence,
Tender and true. bpl every ono.
"sweetheart and Wives" Here's how,
Now while each eye Ia kindlInR bright.
Each warm heart quickly beating,
a last word, mine, iS:sY good sDyc"-
Good luck and hopes fGr meeting
In tho dim Gnture all Of yCuI
My voice will scarce allow
the words; but drink my parting toast
doou'oyo tho me&I aei0H how.
Army aud Navy Journal