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s+EGArADvERTBEMENTss
GUARDIANS SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

~ OFFICE n HRREDY GIVEN T1AF
N in pursuance Of the order Of the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Nevada. in and for Or,nsby County,
made and entered on the twenty FIRST day Of Sep
TENDER, 1879. in the matter u the estate ssd
guardianship Of Frank A. Garrett minor. the
undersigned, guardian of said miner, will sell ~
private sale. in three several parcels, her. iE-
sitter described for cash, and subject to confirm
alton by said District Court, On Tuesday, the
fifteenth day of October. 1872, At twelve O'Clock
meridian, ut the front door Of the Court HOUSE
Of said Court, in Carson City, Nevada, all the
night, title interest and estate OF said Frank A.
Garrett minor, of, in and to those certain pieces
of land in said OrInsby County, State Of Nevada,
described follows to wit:
All the right, title, interest and estate q osid
Frank A. Garrett minor tsame being an undi-
vided one-thirdl. in and to that certain pseee q
land in the town Of Carson City, called aA6
known aud being block TIVE nty -one (2l) u Phil
lips addition to said town.
Also: All the right title interest," and estate Of
said Frank A. Garrett. minor tsame being about
one undivided one twelfth fl-l2, be the same
more less), in and to the east half and north
west quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
seven %. in township ffte~n Isl north OF ranOs
twenty one t2ll east Monte DiaDlo bose and me-
ridian, according to the United States Public
Land Surveys. containing one hunllTrd and twsu-
ty acrtS OF land.
Also: All the estate. right. title and Interest q
said Frank A. Garrett. minor. (sane being -
undivided ne-third) of. in and to the following
described land and real estate. saving excepting
and reserving therefrom that certain piece Of
land in said Carson City. called and known -.
all being block three 90 Vi PhillikS addition t.
said town. thu ssne being 40 feat north sAd
south by ISL feet east and westl 10 wit com
mencinG At . point on the we~t line Of Pine
street in said town. opposite the centre Of Spear
street, running thenSe east along the centre Of
said Spear street 2S3 feet: thence south 2O3 feet
thence east, along the north line of Telegraph
street. al feet: thence south 236 feet. to the
north line Of Proctor street; thence east along
the north line Of Proctor stret. IA feet, to the
centre of Phillips street thence south slong the
centre Of said Phillips street so feet to the Cen
tire Of King street: thence west along the centre
of said King street, IA feet; and thence north
along the west line II Pine street to the place OF
beginning. Embracing part of what is known
- Phillips Addition to said town
Ternas and Conditions Of Sale.
CASH-T.n pr cent. Of the purchase mon0y
to be paid to the undersigned on the day Of sAlr.
balance on confirmation Of safe BY said District
Court. Deed at expense Of purchaser.
ALFkED HELM,
Gusrr,ian Of Estate of PRANK A. Il ANTI, Minor.
Carson. nevada. sept. %, 1872. s23-ta
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DOUGLAS COUNTY REPCR11CAN
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make and declare these, our patriotic
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s-cysIs In en1 snl6llnenf IN the srtions
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LIVERY STABLES.

|LNERN STABLE
CARSON STREET,
S'GJG.G 20a Il
eppessuE WINS, FAaes / ea.s ExpaGsa
!AlVlt 5l.aig J.86 J. Z
,aalgHgs YTgucs
NyWB UNDEBSEGNED. HAvUo0 TN.
equalled facilities for carrying on his bust
ness. i now better prepared than any Livery
stable proprietor in Nevada Scnisads OF Virginia
'aEoS cRA EzAs
BueeY AND CARRIAGE EQUIPMENTS
1Il!li.1if f}ilgis} Niih Il
FINE SPANS.
StyliaA Turn-s.ts tall newt. Superior
Saddle HoFsea,
And everything that sAsa-elsss- Ijvsey Stable IL
supposed to be provided with.
PSenies, nnlls. PeAtaea3 oaaAnslng.,
u no FansEsls, etc., ese, g7sl 6sE
Supplied with vehic,ss Ind ss..dy ..aaus on the
Nn &ccss. : .s.Ab,e c.s ;. ~ i IN Aou. q
aAs ana n nsti.-i nm -a--zis f.. -1 -7r
LAX e H4h
A sage to Lake Tahss seeves the Sta
- Ale Daily.
Ige 1RAs REASONABLE 90 Oh,
= gsFE' -z5J IFtH p
shars Of the patronage of the place il solic-
'''o 1HikT1L5 a2TGli9 ola !
J. N. BENTON, Proprietor.
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EVERY STABLE
Carson Street, .@s 80

CARSON CITY, NEVADA
TNHIS OLD tExSTAUu.I 0H e d AND
widely known Stable has been lately reno
waited the old stock culled out and replaced with
fine young horses-l 81 ~--E :
Carriages of all descriptions on hand AT MOD
ERATE CHARGES. - ..4
Horses boarded by the DAY or WEEK on the
LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
n. B.-We attend strictly to our own business.
Lift WINNIE DAVID.
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Of I.eisies4lurff St, . few doors
below the W hat Z heer House,
San Fra ncisr0, California.
Private entrance on Leidesdurd street,
Established Expressly to AFFORD the AnlstAA
Sound and Scientific Medical Aid IN the
Treatment and cure Of all Private anu
Chronic Disease. Cases Of secrecy,
~ and all Sexual DisordersNA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
cAlDoLo's DEPosirs
ONE OF BAENARD's freaks

To the Edttor Of Thc Tribunc
SIR: BY the proceedings before the Judiciary
Committee GU Saturday pub ,sned in your issue OF
this morning Il appears that Mr. Stenhardt my Client
was called Is witness behalf Of Judge Barnard and,
in giving his testimony, took occasion 10 reflections
upon my professional ability ana character In order
that the public may properly understand the case, L
desire to make the following statement:
The application was pare FOR preliminary innnc-
ton upon the complaint and aiiGayIts which pre-
by myself and partner TO the Judge at Chambers
with an undertaking required b. law There was no
Occas on aud there would have been prOriety in
making any argument any remarks To the Judge,
cept 10 adv isc LD OF the nature OF the application,
winch done. II 9 duty 70 see II frOU the
puint atdavits ny clicnt eutitlcd 20 pre-
minery Injunction ahted for, "oniY tfi and nothing
mere" The Judge refused 10 grant the Injunction The
papers 8Galu presented % the Jpd % by myself
ana I9rir bc requested tO read the aldavits,
c refused he might intenScntly refuse. This
declined 10 do refused again 10 .TJht Inc jmc
tOn. Upon he gestiOn Of M c-bt that he could
Ortdn tho Ordci, gave him tue lapcTs ana left the
Court.
AItcrward upon the same papers and nothing more,
the Assistant DislrctAJtOrncy Fellows applied 10 the
Judge III his private room (ls an inorLed) and
obtained Uat had been tTlCe before refused
ABOVE stated. Ilc papers with tho order 30 Obtained,
curnoi - me, and hitherto myself and paGtners
have still a. tea as ttoDr'CJB Ia tho Cdtr.
.icsc Facts DO seen lhaJ my lnaDlnty 10
0bc the iniuLC order GtGs all affect the
question OF my aDity as lawyer lOr, II upon the
papers prepared, my client cntiJcd 20 tho ORDER
asked for, II should nave Dcon granted upon my api
clIIOu Ii he WAS not eued 10 IL, II snOuld not
been granted upon tho application Of the Assistant Dis
trict-AttCrncy Fellows. ADOLF LLyEGER
NCU ORR, March rs, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
,,trnRrANr RAILROAD nEcrs1oN

Sr. LOUIS, March 26.-The Supreme Court,
sesterdsy decided important affecting the rail.
reads in this state. The TIE North Nj souFi
Railroad Company, NJ X. Jesup agt. Constantine Ma
etsre sfae and Comfy Collector Of st. Louis Comfy
appeal from the g. Charles Circuit Court II involved
te saldy an ordnance paesed by the
Convention OF 1865. which provides that there HhaU
D. Icyie ans collected IRON tie Pacific railroads. North
Miss0gI RlilioaI, and Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pa mics N annual 1.1 Of o per cent the receipts,
iOIn OIL t5 to OCT. = 1868, aud ID per- cent there
after aid applied by the General Assembly 10 the pay
IneDt OF Ae principal ana interest DUG ana 70 occohi9
uToL bonds Of Tic state ifsucd To fud
IalIrOa,. Ie defcDse that the Or0b,tucc m
constitutOuai that 10 violates the Feddu Constitution
LAYS ~ impair the obligation 0f contract The d rsiOn
is long and deejdes at tho ordinance 10 C0nbttdionH,
ana yrUV4dcs AOtluug more than to legitimate
a. .tDS power Of taxation Tue IJesVup Pdt4C
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

vrotc the circular that thero any such frns az
Brown, stanley 4 CO.." Lee Bradiey " oio'"'' ""'
"J. r. Exert jrf -, s,,.
Elies~i did not know that thero were any such NINA
Disrict-Attorney sullivan-Dg you know wnsts your @
Broadway aud did no OBTAIN them from tDo Grea'
Geneva Watch Company"
Fiias-iart Of The watches recognize were mado by
GieF Wales Il Coz others by tho WalthaIn Watch Coz
also saw some Geneva watches tnat presnno y, sa,ho NJ
watches came from Nadenlane; ] do not know
that they imported by the Geneva watch company
nor do know what arrangements my brother made to
obtain the watches
The further examination OF witnesses wac at this point
adjourned 10 Monday next
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
GHE LAY or 4HE BRO6Nh.

Now look here, Mister EI.tOG,
Don't sou zee, tbaI Isn't ttuC,
That stuG you piIu,eu yontoYddY,
All about me, DAM DrewY
That ere lab'rcr 10 The Vinnard
Had just CLhc ia there new,
To tHo in-tItOOJ at Madison,
Ana "a'b't KNOWN 10 Ddul Drew.
Now you know 1t, do MT you, MisLeri
That = tniIg would NJ do,
HUT n lab'rer IN the ViHnard
When he's known TO Daul Drew.
When he come into my Office,
! vas fOolin' one or CWo,
VINO wanted 10 get my P'ints on shares,
As true 40 l IL DAM Drew.
And how did know tho labreI
Came ln with that 'ere view,
A layin' round TO get the I'in'a
OF brother likc DanI Drew
And now did know thc lab'rcf
Would 10 uuy "lrcirrr,.u On"
when ! vas a fOclu' .hem b'yt.rt
Who w1B'cd their pint from Drcws
n thJt ere labtcf bought them shares.
A. your iaplr ndl $ ifug,
IL ii tIanp his pay ~ hIclsOu,
GcttlL' piuts non, Dam Drew
lie ought 10 stayed home in the Vinnard.
HIS lab0rs for ~ pursue,
Ana rot GORE round a st.s1'in p'intr
From yOuis uulg Dam Drew.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

and tho Iron Mountain roads equally interested IN
this decision Tho present outstanding Indebtedness OF
these roads is sio,2sl.ooi their gross earnings
since 1855 have been tH.eIi,4si which wcnid
Weld from the Iron Mountain $75b2 North
Missouri s1,s796s7 Missouri Pacific $2,5c3 5as total
soSll eayinga balance 20 be collected ID tnture oi
tracted for the benefit Of these roads The case VIII pe
appealed % the United States Supreme Court:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
NEW-JERSEY.
IECT EES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Stuyvesant Bank dcpcsitors appointed,
yesterday, a committee OF seven To request O II. r.
Archer to resi- IN in favor OF the Assignee appointed ~
Judge Blatchiori.
The fourth annual commencement Of the
womcn's Medical College OF tho Now-York Indrmary
was celebrated last evening AZ Association Hail. Samuel
willes, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, presiding
The degree of IL D. WAS conferred by DR.. Emily Black
well on tho following graduates; Mary Nickersou Ia-
ker OF Maine; Nancc honellr Ellen Frances Hamm Ond,
and Emily Anhon OF New York Phoebe Jane Ferris Of
Connecticut; EZabcth Susan Harr ~ Mniue Sarah J..
Mcintosh and Elizabeth NJ Clshier Of NowJersey, aud
Mary Jane Studey Of Massachusetts. Dr.. g. Is. Ward
presented Miss Emily Wells the prize for tho best
port eye iand clinic; to Miss NanciQ Mouelo the
prize for thCt best report Of surgical clinic and to
Mrs Sarah f. Mcintosh the prize TOR the best oxamn-
ton in physiology. DR.. Mary g. Putnam and Joseph II.
Choate delivered addresses.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

A RT SALE!
collection Of Amercn and tuoneta paintings aad
drls1g- ellci led bn,orJ ~ u"Ht al
Gallery B0lsl,n Iacr 2Qh March
.HEaE - PEhB PICTURES
b. sJd hy AIcou hglast tdg the EVENINGS ~
THURSDAY. lPiDAY at SATURDAY
Of this week ton ftER, the LAyrrr ART
ROOMS, III Bosiea, Ilc fse V tc place at he tpua Hail
ROers commencing usrtrr before igh each syt1h
1hs Sse vii aGui to butr oithe uo, G'oh oppof
tuutes Anc N'rAs o AZ nt vl be- oI 81 tl ,lJn
GEO. A. itA',tT a Go
tIABLE KNIVES -Evory yarcty--Also, cx-
rldyc mtl 'rs Of
PATENT HAED itBIEK HANDLE iNilE
MgHiDES CUTLERY Co. 40 GiAMFhkSSE
CTEWARI'S Slate Mauics.-L La: ycst asSort
- .est NN,st lfs sos.a. SgEWAA.- = Go, COS och
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

PoRr RICuMOND.-David Davis, while going
on board the ferry boat Monday fell from the plank
and was drOwocd.
srApLrroS.-Daniol ManqIn's stables sweIc bdIned
Yesterday Loss, SJO0 not insured
RfcHMosD.-TLe cases OF the town oficers OF South
field VIII ne presented The Grand Jury u tie Court of
over and TcrInincr cary in april.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
iAuhoinomeuts
BURNErr's COCAINE makes ham glossy.

iAuboInomeuts
BURNETT'S COCOAINE makes ham glossy.
SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PEmYs IMPROVED CoME-
PIarLE The Skin medicine II the ~
rauo 10 fe pmplg tmpons 'nd botehe fglou,
Zee Prepared Only Ly Dr. b. &. PgRRY Demaoos ~
Bond It, Sew-lors. Sod by Druggists e'eyNAese
A-RFAL PROPERTY.-When u gentleman se-
K.o, HsT h. tets t he II he happy Of iaable
Of h eli
sio es that ~ Broadway jass the ho s 1 the
Period.
l. is well 70 got clear Of bad Cough or
Co e arst week nd eli " IL The r' eight
horhl proper remedy for tie purpose beng M JAsFs 1Psc
For Moth Patches, Frecklcs, and Tan use
PaHEY's noru The vel be
urolusa'ons - to Face
r.. NeE.l,a. Soil By Ducgl,ts gserJ whefe
Fon WATCHES. JEwELRY, DIAMONDS. go 20 B.
fuon-' shog Ohcn stairs
sale, bs bads iA'rcoo yol
ullctu,rr pna,s
a surc Remedy for the constant loss of life
kerosene loIe.ts iu DYSsto rr.us fRFutUb
q. ~beh o,nnot explode i3a hiiisuiare
PRATT's ASTRAL Ou-safc, pure Dnriorm-
bum' IN any lamp
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
NONE NEWS
rHRRMOMFTER ]

TIRRuoNFTTR YESTERDAY AT nuDRuTs. no 1lt BROAD
WAY
esm Noon
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-23
State Conventions.

The intelligence is received by
telegraph from Des Moines, in ad-
vance of the call, that the State Cen
trail Committee have concluded to
call two State Conventions, the first
to be held March 9th, to choose
delegates to the National Republi-
can Convention at Philadelphia,
June 5th, and the second some time
during August or September, to
nominate State officers. The ratio
of representation to the State Con-
vention will be one delegate from
each county and one additional del
cgatc for every two hundred voters,
or fraction over one hundred cast
for Gov. Carpenter at the last cleo
ton. Buchanan county is entitled
to eight votes in the Convention
under this apportionmcnt.
So far as we have observed, the
preponderance of Republican senti.
ment in the State was in favor of
postponing the Convention to elect
delegates to Philadelphia, until
May. The call for an earlier date
looks like a purpose on the part
of the Central Committee to fore.
stall a possible or feared change OF
sentiment on the Presidential ques'
ton. If we are correct, it is trick
unworthy of the committee and al
together contemplate.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-23

Capt. Cook, Right of Way Agent
and contractor on this branch Of the
b., c. II. q NJ. Railway, lately call
sd upon us, and from him we learn
that it is the determination of the
Company to rush to work on this
line vigorously just as soon as the
frost lets loose it's hold, provided
the people along the line have per-
formed their part of the contract SO
far as right Of way is concerned.
Also, that immediate operations are
to be commenced in the quarries,
upon stone-work for culvcrts and
bridges, also, upon the timber-work
for superstructures. Earth-work,
rock-work, timber, ties, masonry
and iron, are the words in fashion
now, and in n few months, with
such a force of men as the B., G..
r. & NJ. folks are able at all times
to control, we shall have one of the
best railroads in the west, and fur
Their, the deponcnt at this time
saith not.-hoplc's Paper.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-23

ALEXANDER Clark, the well know
colored orator Of Muscatine, while
in the South, recently, came near
losing his life, as we learn from the
Kcokuk Gate city. Shortly after
leaving Memphis, Tennessee, for
Cincinnati, on the Ohio and Mobile
Railroad the train was boarded by
about one hundred natives who had
been attending the hanging of a
negro, at Brownsville. Mr.. Clark
was sitting quietly by himself. Be-
hind him a couple of negroes were
wrangling about seat. One ofthe
Tennesseeans came through the car,
sat down in the seat behind the
wrangling colorcd folks, pulled out
his revolver, and saying "I'll settle
that niger dispute" discharged it.
The ball passed slightly through
the shoulder of one Of the negroes,
on through Mr.. Clark's cap, and
buried itself in the wood of the car
beside him. Meantime an attack
was maze upon neSTOcS Ill oIhcT
parts of the train. All the colored
people, Clark included, retreated to
the baggage car, and the attack
ceased upon them. For it being in
the midst of a deep wood, the ma
tivcs evidently had purpose OF
making a promiscuous hanging of
the negroes and some Northern
men that were aboard. To stop the
train one of the Tcnncssceans clam
bercd forward to the engine and
shot at the engineer. The shot
passed through the engineers hat.
And he didn't wait for a second ex-
pertinent. He caught the would be
assassin and pitched him overheard.
As Mr.. .Kuklux fell, two fireman,
who had seen the attack, shot at him
and he rolled over the bank and
disappeared. The train sped on
through the woods to the next
station and there the natives got of,
taking with them four wounded ne
procs and one white man.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-02-23
History.
History.
Read before the Hazleton Institute, Feb
ruary Sd, 1872. BY G. A. Lewis

Read before the Hazleton Institute, Feb.
ruary Sd, 1872. BY G. A. Lewis.
In the manner of teaching History, as
we'll as almost all other branches, teach.
crs differ very widely. And perhaps it
is, in measure, necessary that they
should do so. For a method which may
be exactly calculated to suit the wants Of
ONE, may fail, in practice. with another.
Teachers differ in capabilities, and pu-
pills in their susceptibilities Therefore,
we cannot expect to establish theory OF
method, which will, in EVERY point, an
swer the requirements of all. but by .
general comparison, and discussion of
the different methods, we can obtain
ideas which will be Of great use to U.S.
We have no way Of appreciating our
present circumstances. and judging the
future, either nationally or individually,
but by the past, and how are we to be-
como conversant with tho great drama of
the past, except by the careful and dill
gent study Of History? How necessary,
then, that the causes and descriptions of
the early settlement Of America, and the
foundation and formation Of our govern.
ment, be graphically, though truthfully
delineated. have not had so much ex-
perience in teaching this study as some
others; but my method is principally a
topical one. In the fret place am care
full to assign no lesson but which think
can be fully comprehended and memo
rized by the weakest member of the
class During recitation call upon the
pupils promiscuously; require each one
to take his place near the map, recite in
his own language insisting Of course
that it be proper. and to locate all the
principal points such as the movements
Of armies and navies, cities, battle fields.
etc. / am always careful to bring out
directly and prominently, the cause, pro-
gress and effect Of each war; to group all
the great events of similar date To-
gethcr, and to associate them with tho
President during whose administration
they occurred. BY these means think
the memory is greatly assisted and
strengthened. In this as well as othe,
studies, try to draw the distinction be
tween justice and injustice, right ant
| wrong.