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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26

nGLK 81 MILLER,
Rea. Estate Agents a AuctIoneeTs.
Oornsr Of Fourth and King Streets,
wHMn;aToN. DxL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
Talbot Copaty speaks.
From the Faston Gazette. /

Ibis Almanac contains much valuable infor-
nation and the publishers of the CoMMERGIAL
rank among the live publishers of the country.
They publish daily and weekly, and their
interesting character, from all the counties on
the peninsula
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
Commercial Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. &c.
Cotton firm at 221l@221S.
Flour dull superine, $525@5.75 extras,
$5.S796.50.
Wheat lower Penna. Red, $1.55@1.57. Rye,
90. Corn-yellow, 64966 western mixed, 6S@
10. White oats 561S mixed, 52@53.
Whiskey dull at 90.
Mess pork, $14 so. Lard, $685..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-26
2yfp SGpertiserlGutF,
A SUCCESSFUL ARD POPULAR
LOAN.

Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which, in 80 short time, have taken so high
a stand, or become so widely popular with prudent
investors as have the First Mortgage Bonds OF the
Northern Pacl C Railroad Company. The Seven
Thirty Gold Loan of this Great corporation is
already solid and gratifying success, and the
present daily sales are
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
A Stream Of Copper.

From an article which appears in the Corn
hill Magazine written by WIG .Palgrav., ESD.
IS CLEANED some very interesting Information
respecting the mineral qualities of a district il,
Asia Minor. Copper ore is To b- found every.
where. and at some miles distant from Kara
ilisar the writer witnessed a curious and novel
phenonArnon-a stream of water 81 strongly
impregnatei with copper MS to present the
color and almost the consistency of PEA s,,up
Its breadth is about twelve feel and il +, eAtrru.
depth about 4 foot or 80. Into this stream tn,
natives are In the habit of thiswng pieces oi
iorn, in lieu of which they withdraw, some
days later, corresponding bars of the purest
copper, every atom of the former inettel hay
ing been, through chemical action, replace,
by an atom Of the latter. Mr. Paigrave sta
tes that he had some trouble To get his hOrs.
through this rivulet, as the animal seemed /,
instincively recoil from dipping his hoofs in til,
corrosive fluid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
Political Notes,

Ex-Pre-i'tent johnson, by invitation. will ad.
dress y meeting Of the Liberals and D.mocrat.
ut Knoxville, next Saturday.
Rev. II. II. Garnett and w. w. Saunders.
both co'ored, have agreed to hold public dis
c,isslon of the merits Of Grant and Greeley in
New YORK -
Horace Greeley passed through Nashns, n.
H., Wednesday, on his way 10 Concord and WAS
given reception by the Democracy, who raised
campaign flag.
Alexander Mitchell, who represents Mil.
wa'Ikee IN Congress, Z ives il AS his firm belief
that Greeley and Brown will carry both Wis.
consn and Minnesota.
Morris Ellinger, the last Republican candi.
date for Congress in the Ninth District of New
York is to speak at IL Greeley and Brown meet.
ing in Hudson tonight.
There are two losoffces in the town of Can.
lsteo, ,Stenbrn county,N V, and the post master.
IN charge of both Offices reln,.liate Grant and
have come out for Greeley.
The GRANTEES in Steuhen county. Y. Y. ar,
attaching the names ofmen Who have been ,lea,
1--we or ak years 10 the call for meetings in order
To get up respectable list
The Greeley and Brown Club of Morayia n
u, has increased aimee the 18th ult from III; /,
l3o members. and hopes I" carry the town fo,
| Greeley by 100 majority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
From the II. Y. Sun
Now York in Novemh.x

some journals have misrcnre,......,
uov iioflman said in the Baltimore Co,,,l.. wmat
uol about the majority New York wonpI W..
~; W;su' Horace Greeley. The Chairman Of sthe t,e
that Stat. "n;1E%.loh Sa;1 m casting the vote Of
lty IN November for Greeley Than ,n, "'"j"r
state in the Union. '" any "hrr
soon afterward New York w.s ,,,,
Sa,'" IN conspicuous position in ths Ir.s.
on.t .'. W 'ne opera House, the s..y.niv dol.
S,.,, S"", ,nsr 10 their feet. Thi, unaniicipated
~. ill.,. NO othrr delegation having done
erected the representatives OF the Chan,,"n,
h.;..s a,Hti = own state with loud cheers. Il,
Diiti speech, Coy, Hoffman. rrfcrrino ,o ,,a
statement OF the Missouri Chairman .seurad ra
.he Convention that N. Y would give GREELEY
VI ,.,'u MnNrnlprr larger majority than Missouri
r;,n'.s ,,' pnr hfm trs-not. As has been oft
IlihrS reported that New York wonlI oiva
more in majority tor Greeley than the whole
vote ct Missouri ' """'e
WIN ->ew Ork be able to redpam the
pledge given in her behalf at Baltimoreo In
Ie.o, after the organization Of the Liberal
party III Missouri and its union with tha
Dra.. Du"'ocIacy, .the combined forces gave to b.
TiatA i5rowh for Governor lO4 ga vote,
Though the enfranchisement which followed
IloWhs election somewhat increased the
number of voters ia Missouri. DR.. Greelev
VIII carry the State by handsome ma,nrity
u ne R1ts as many votes next fall as Brown
received in 1870 Add to this sum. however
10000. making in round numbers iI5 OK
votes to be cast for Greeley in Missouri, and
|s,i;s, W. nave the extent of the pledge made al
bai.i'nore .a.aNl , by Coy Hoffman; OF, in oth.l
words, will New York give Horace Greeley
majority of liz, 900 ''''
Ih's Is tell fig1re. Can the Empire Sta t,
t; Teacn It? Tested by the old standards par
Ties 10 this State were about equally divided
the advantage, however, being on the side q
the democrats. This will allow sigh
spr,nkilng OF Democrats to 60 over to Gran
the pledge given at Baltimore 1t viii be oni,
necessary for %, OO0 Republicans to unite will
the democrats This is less than an averag,
81 900 to county All well informed poll
tlcians know that from Long Island to LAX
Erie the Old Republican party is hOneycomb
Ell win hostility to Grant, and % 900 is
| modtrate estimate ot the extent Of the STAN
pede to Greeley
Lrt Missouri do her best The pledge give
at Baltimore will be redeemed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
swindllng lie Readers.

ThsN.Y. Times commits forgery all of course
70, the good Of the cause. A dispatch to the As.
sociassd Press, printed yesterday by the Tribune
HrsA World, aud othsr nswspspers, gave the
following information frpa Louisvills;
The city election to-day passed of quietly. -
A large vote was polied. The regularly uomina
I'D Democratic ticket was defeated by a very
lugs majority. The otp0sitioa or Citizens ticket
aAiA sas composed If Democrats, was elected ell.
tire"
The N Y. Times frsuduiently altered this dis-
patch, and printed the latter part OF it ss follows
heading it "Dispatch to the Associated Press:"
The regularly nominated Democratic ticket
vss defeated BY very large majority The Re
publican and Citizen's ticket WAS elected entire"
OF course the object Of this dishonest alteration
y we'll % Of the falsehood Of styling the garblst
telegram an Associated Press dispatch, is easily
sssn.- Tribune
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

WHEN COrtrz and his companions prne-
trated to the City Of Mexico they found there
all the evidences of an advanced A Ztec civii-
zatiOn. Streets and canals intersected the
city in every direction The houses, ample
and open after the fashion of the country,
were situate amid spacious groves and gar
dens. Under MOntezuma the city was regu.
lated by good laws the social life was purer
than is susual among barbaIic nations; educa-
ton, limited it is true, was, nevertheless, EN-.
courxged, and architecture, astronomy. and
many of the arts and sciences had reached a
high degree of excellence. The profusion of
gold and precious stones, lavishly displayed,
tempted the cupidity Of COrtez and his sol
diers, and when Montezuua gave to the men
leach two collars OF gold, worth ten crowns
and two loads of mantles, and the gold
amounted in value 10 upwards of thousand
crOWns," his fate was sealed. Cortez soon
DEATH The spirit of the MeXicans was
aroused They assembled their forces and
Oh what is known in Mexican history a. the
might of Sorrow" they drove the Spaniards
| from the city. Cortez, wounded and nearly
despairing, halted his decimated forces under
great cypress tree beyond the city causeway.
This cypress tree was always held In great
reverence by the Mexicans both OF Spanish
| and Indian decent, aud church was erected
| by 1t Ia cOmmemOratiOn OF the event which
occurred there. The Tree Of Cortel" stood
| Of its gigantic trunk were decAyed, until last
month, when some VAndal filed the cavities
with rags saturated in coal oil, sci them on
fire in the night, and ut dawn only heap OF
smoking Goals marked the spot where this
great historic landmark had stood II was
one Of the most causeless acts Of pure vanial-
ism that ever occurred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
psmocraslc Hundred Meetings.

The Democratic voters Of New Castle county
A., requested to meet at their respective voting
ulssss in each Hundred on
SATURDAY. the 10th Of August,
for tho purpose OF eisctinx delegates from each
hundred 10 attend the Democratic Srate Couven-
tOu to be held in Dover on the 18th day of Au-
rust, 1872 Under the new rule adopted at the
hss State Convention spportioning 55 delegates
10 each county, 10 delegates will be elected from
Wilmington, and . from each Of the other Hun
drsds By order Of the Democratic County Cen
hsI Committee. GEO. GRAY, Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

meeting If the straight Democratic citizens Of
White tl,, Creek Hundred will be held al Luton 3
Hall IN Newark. on Saturday evening. August 10.
All who rre in favor of ORGANIZING u Straightout
Democratic Club in the hundred. and opposed to
being s1ld out tn the Greeley -Monssral, Negro :
loving Republican parry all such in favor t
the prinriles of the Democ atie party proc eamed
by the Democracy of Delaware for the lat twelve
years who think the negro not politically socially
their equal who believe that when Horace Greeley
say. he is No les a Republican than he ever was
that he speak Ks the truth: all who have been oppo-
sed to the prineiples # tn old Republican party
and who think it would not be we'll to swsD then.
selves III TO party who Judging trop their lead
| ers. would 6s worse even than the old Republican
party: all who atter reading the Hon Charles Sum
ners letter to his so9Eed brethren cannot both eat
the po ition taken BY the Delegates from Delawar e
II TIE haltipore Convention a; led OF oy the Hon.
I. bayari was right. and who have fought the
political battles Of Delaware for the last twelve
years so successfully the principles Of the Della
ware Democracy uLdrr the most difficult circum-
stances, and who have looked with reSrst o / the
course Of the Democracy OF some Of the large States
| who when they abandon their Democratic priu-
ciples and taken New Departure in every in
ted. NM DEAN
| Newark. Del. Aug. 5. ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
How they do Lie.

The San Joaquin (CSl.O Republican,, of July
sOth comes to US with Senator Bayard's letter
published in full. To show how the Radical pa.
psrs iis 10 serve the cause OF Grant, we copy
from it the following exposure OF falsehood CIR
euAtsd in the sacramento Union
INFORMATION WANTED:
EDITOR REPURLIcAN.-Why will journal OF
ths Intelligence and pretended honesty Of the Sac
nAsnto pHioN psr1ist in representing the default
Ing sx.Land Office Receiver, of Iowa Samuel j.
Bayard as being the distinguished United States
Senator from Dslawsre-T. +. Bayard Is the
Ua'oa politically honest or does it like the great
bad OF its party sometimes have occasion to dis
trust the accuracy OF its memory1"
STOCKTON, July 29th, 1872.
enquirer.
Our correspondent asks questions easily an.
,wsred, and questions difficult to answer. Why
thstHson persists in the Misrepresentation alluded
y - easily understood. II the people knew it wa.
As dsfaulter BAYARp who with Back PoMERoY
tlmsd the t!e!n-ths-ditch squad at Baltimore
thsy would understand that the noise made b,
Asss worthless WAS probably paid for by the Gran,
naaassn 1t was to prevent the people from OBJ
tanning the true status OF PoMERoYs co-workei
mat the Union attempts to pass him for Senator
hYARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
NEW BOOKS.

AklaINIscENcEs OF WILMINGTON, BY ELIZA
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osag dsiivered To subscribers. The work makes
handsome volume OF $40 pages, nicely printed in
~ CLEAR type aud on fine white paper and EN-
eAnshsd with several cuts. 1t 10 Interesting to
wws wilmngton,an. and IL having ready sale
dAivsy. ''' '' '' -"
II. IN MAGNETIC SpRINos. james i Webb
~ JUS completed . new work illustrative and
EtlP9vs Of TIE famous Magnetic Springs, q,
s,s.a Of our own county The work was writ.
=. sGo prepared by DR.. STILES KENNEDY, o,
s% Osssle, and contains valuable information in
Ss,0s SSSos to the healing qualities Of this cele
,sSs water. st. Lewis 10 visited bv Immense
i. ;.usss Of invalids. and the Springs are becom
700 OF the noted places Of the world.
, a: hsIaNISo BELLx"-BY ANN 8. SrEpK
- = handsomely bound volume from the Pres
h;.Ss fsterson q Brothers, 306 Chestnut street
v;n v;nScslPn's' =. has been put on the market, ant
/, M Soeotsss fnd very ready sale, ~ the novel
nnSS talented sad extraordinary lady have al
M ossn pupular because Of theig entsrtainin,
Ass0ucnve character.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
GAZETTE.
oemocratIc State Convention.

The Democratic voters throughout the State are
hsrsby respectfully notified to meet in their res
,.ctivs hundreds Of each county. and in customary
manner and proportion, to elsct. ON Saturday, the
loth day Of August. hfty-fvs delegates from each
soupty, to attend State Convention to bs held at
po,sr, OH
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1872,
At o'clock. P M, for the purpose Of nominating
. Representative in Congress, three Electors for
President and Vice President OF the United States,
and TO take such other action in relation to the
approaching canvass - shall be deemed advisable.
By order Of the State Executive Committee.
A. J. WRIGHT, Chairman.
Dover, July 23, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
NORTH CAROLINA.
CALDWELL PROBABLY COUNTED IN.
Hughes, Dem. Elected Lieu
tenant Governor.
A CONTEST PROBABLE.


RALEIGH, Aug. T. The official and positive re-
el"s are pretty veil IN, the western counties hay
,nH neeh heard tTou, except Asch- and Yanc.v
Caldwell IL elected by about 900 majority The
Increased vote will amount to some eight hundred
or ono thousand The democrats clam that thsr.,
nave neeh great frauds, and It IA thought the mat
Ter VIII bs contested. The Republicans viii have
jubilee to morrow night
lhe excitement has subsidized, and the democrats
receive the news OF their defeat quietly
THE LATEST.
hALEIdH, August - All the Counties bav. be. n
heald from except Ash-, Graham and Wataupa
C"n"eii Will have majority Ut some l 900 votes
oeports OF fraud are cou,ing IN from some QUAR-
.efs he excitement las snbsided. The kenub.
''c"ns viii have mass meeting Tomorrow night
special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
the North Carolina Eiect;on-Al,ea.
90 Importation Of Voters and
Orhev Frauds.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1T eeems quite well
understood to night that the tables have beer
'"fneo upon the conservatives in North Caro-
INA ov what hoc'is pocus the contest which i.
'hreatened may, II carried out, discover
-t'thongh there were many r. asons to beliey,
mat lhe Republicans would gain the day lon,
before the election occurred. there was no doub
o' conservative triumph in case the election
were fairly conducted. Politicians now her,
have received intelligence assuring them ,hs
there was undoubtedly 4 vast business done i,
cohlraband imPcrtations along the State bound
AIRY lines, and in the interior, where the facili
lies secured by superior numbers lendere,
repeating comparatively easy, that system va
literally INDUCED in.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

WV. DEAN, Esq, has called meeting Of
what he terms "a straight" Democrats, at
Newark, on Saturday, and we see it stated in
the Il publican that he and other Democratic
gentlemen of Delaware will attend the Louis
VILE Convention in September. We presume
NJ Dean proposes to have delegates elected
N his meeting at Newark. We do not sup
p0ss Mr.. Dean expects many voters to at
tend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

.as 9rant papss and Grant pos,masters have
NJ. ~ oolng their utmost to injure the Tribune e.
I.I Z proclaim. one To the other, that i, has los,
noa,;as HM former circulation. But the Tribune
ss~Ioes sas,x , list OF its subscriptions for ,~o
M Hsas-June and July. The increase over
Ill., = responding months in 1871 is ll,768.-
W y mat for lowi Great is the fall thereof
uas Grant peoples tsures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

a. S@e S isd'ss have created new sensa,isu BY
n. .. esP'year mode Of eating phiiopsnas.-
ssh .u"9 'ady takes the almond between her
sna the young man bites it Of.
vir.s se Jeremiah 8. Black, Of Pa, State, has
''''''a letter IN support Of Greeley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
4 ttent,onl Democrats.

A ttentionl Democrats.
- meeting Of the Democratic citizens OF the
oth ard will be held at the Lafayette Hotel cor
ner OF 9Th and Shirley streets, on Friday evening
August 9th, at o'clock for the purpose Of selecting
one person to represent the ward in the Dem ocratc
Mocrats, attend.
BY order. A. GIVEN
augt Vice Prest Dem Asso hth Wsra
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

NoIlCE,,
IN Abel J Barrett and George Z. Barrett. trad
ing As A. }. Barrett i Sous. shipbuilders of the
assignment to the undersigned of all ut their
tate for the bene6tof their creditors without pre-
ferance.
Persons indebted to the said firm will make pay
ment. and those to whom they are indebted will
present their bills to WILLIAM q GIBBONS
GEORGE S. CAPELLE.
AssiSnees.
Win ugton, Del, August 3, lS12-At
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
HUNDRED MEETING.

HUNDRED MEETING,
Il The u m"eruts ii v httr CLAY Greek Hun.
dred " i'll meet at U.letown IN SAllf lfkpAY An
gust ~. at "'el"ch. y IN Delegates 10 attend The
State ubd & .uui, tanv.ntion- are 10 be elected,
also. he noiuinatun of an lnspec tor an Assessor
and one Read tnmin ssinner.
full ATTENDANCE is desired for the nurross of a
more thoroush organization.
WIN. l. WEIR,
Chr,shana. Aug. Sec'rv of Meeting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
PROPOSALS FOR euILpINc,

Sealed proposals will be- received by the Commit :
the on Grounds. at the Office of j Maris secretary
No. a2 Market street, until SATl kDAY. August
10TH ls'2. Mt o'clock. p m. for furnish material and
erecting on the grounds OF the Riverview Cemetery
90. n building comprising Superintendent resi-
lcnce. reception room and Office. According to plans
aud specifications. which ran be the Office of
the Secretary. 'Hher information can be obtained
by calling On the uude ersignesl. corner of Third
street and the railroad.
The Committee reserve the right io reject any or
all bids. ROBERT GAkSW Fill.
augl-St Chairman t Committee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
ATTENTION! DEMOCRATS.

a IIEH TON De EMOCRATS.
"A The Democrats Of North Christians hundred
will meet ut the house. of Charles Dou sherty on
Saturday. the 10. day of August, at o'clock ~ ~.
tor the purpose ot e'-rting three delegates aud
three alternate> tu attend the State Convention. n.
August 18th.
Te Democrats of South Chrstiana hundred will
meet nj the public school house. in the village oi
Newport. an Sal ur'iay. the 10th at August. at 3
"rI"ek r. ~, Tor the purpose ot elering Two dele
tates AMI t~" atcrnat's I" attend the State Con
veDtinn. august 18th.
Bv "rl-r Of the Exrtnive Committee
Mes JOHN ". H. kILLG0RE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
SIXTH WARD

ATTIC NJ ETING,
4 meeting of the Democrats Of the Sixth Ward
VIII he held Mt the Sho" "f u II Thomas. in sew.
enth street. between Lombard and Ponlar ON Fri
tay evening at ~ o'clock for the purpose of elect
ing a delegate IL the State Convention
augj Vice presiian,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS!

A VTEWTUON, DEMOCRATS!
meeting ol the Democratic citizens Of the Sc
eond Ward will he held the FELTON, House, southea
Evening. August 9th. at o'cinck, for the purpo.s
2t selecting one person to repres ent the ward in The
De'hncratc Convention. Ia be held at Dover An
au,t ith; All persons opposed to the re election
present. W w
BY order of the Democratic Association.
MICHAEL BOIL.
aug2-3t Vice President for Second Ward
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
4 TrENrION. DEMOCRATS.

- meeting NJ the Democratic citizens ut the
,th Ward will be held at the { rner Of litb and
King streets. On Friday evening. August 9Th. w.
NJ clock tor the PURPOSE of electing one person
y" represent the ,rl in the Democratic Conyen.
ton to be held st Dover. August 18th
by "raer oi the Democratic Association:
JAMES LEARY
aug Vice Prest sth Ward
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

Afants.

w AnTEO-Two Girls one for house work
O6cc anu "he US seainstress. Address box 35i Post
aug7 81
w ANTED-A Printer Apply At this ofi.e.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
TTENrioN! DEMOCRATS

A TTENTiON! DEMOCRATS.
"A meeting Of the Democratic citizens Of the
Tenth Ward will be held at the Brewry. Front 81 .
nenr Adam. street. on Friday evening August 9TH
ut . clock. inr the purpose of electing one person
| !" represent the ward in the Democratic Conyen.
tion. 10 be- held At Dover August l3th.
MAklS TAYLOR
iugs Niro President 10th Ward
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

Each Ticket will b. composed of two Coupons. OF
the value Of = 50 each. which CnHpo" will en-
title I q holder 10 admission to the Concert. aDf
to one-half of any Gift awarded 10 said Ticket
The Concert and the distribution of the tns
Thousand Gifts will take place at Virginia Cry,
New. on the 18th day IF August, 1872. under the i'm
m,,iixte supervision of the Trustees. as directed by
the Act Of the Legislature auth rIzing the same
To bs assisted BY a of prominent citi-
lens. to be selected by the Audience.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
NOTICE.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Jos.
Keller, deceased.

In the Matter of the Estate Of Jos.
Keller, deceased.
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRMSBY
- District Court, Second Judicial histrict-l II
appearing to the Judge of said District .ou't. by
the petition presented and hled by Margaret
X ifer, he administrative of the estate Of Joseph
Keifer. decea.ed, paving for an order TO sci! all
OF the real estate belonging TO saio es ate, that 1t
is necessary to sill the came to paw the debts out
standing again t he deceased, and the debts e4-
pensss md charge of Admins ration. IL Is
therefore ordered by the Judge Of said Court thar
all tersuBs inter. stei III the said estate, appear
before the said District Court on
Monday, the Fifth Day Of August,
A. D. 1872, at II o'clock in the forenoon oil said
day, at the Couri ropm Of said Distric' Court, In
Carson City Ormsby county. State Of Nevada, to
show cause VIII an order should not be granted to
the said aim ni>tratrix to sell all the real estate IF
the deceased And thai a copy of this order he pub
lished at east four successive we-tsin the DAILY
TATE REsIsTER. a newspaper printed aud rub
lish.d il Carson City, ormshy count State OF
Nevada. c. n HARRIS.
Dated June l3. 1872. District Judge.
State OF Nevada. County of Ormsbv, s. i, T.
]. EDWARD, County Clerk and eN-of'icio Clerk
of the Second Judicial Nrtrict Court held in AID
for tn SaSi County and STATE aforesaid. do hereby
certify THAT the above ami { re going is "A full true
AMI corr Get copy If the original order now on hle
and If record in m office
- In testimony whereof, ] nave hereunto
.et m, hand and affixed the seal Vt said
~ District Court, at my ufsc- in C,rSoa
City, Nevada. this the Eth day Of June. A. D..
1872. J EDWARDS, Clerk
jels1wi~