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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Sune Mmerifa.

Der YbilarcIpbia SUNDAY Mereury"
cntbdlt fol9cnccu Irtifel, Der in lcbbaftem
5a%rbenausrrud bic &rebsi6acen Der
amerifanii6en Gr;iebuns i6ilrert UNI
wertb III, seleien su merpen.
user 1T uniere Wannerpelt 4? ST es
jener junsc Wtann, welder auf rem Srpts
toir nit eirer Gisarre einbsrhplsirt bic
aus isinem @unpe bersprraet ipie Der
Susiprit zines S6ifes anter reiIen Ses
seln unp reiIen gSes cine 3audpulfe
fennsei6net, mie ter Oampf aus benz
S9pmteins zines Dampfbptes? ST es
jenes ldmdbtiSe bdbih ssflsipsts SdrIds
den, weldes an Der Straeens Gfe Hebt
unc Sabafsjau@e bSdf freisetis UNI fd
berum iprigt Strablen mic aus einem
sebprtenm @aGarpbre? 81 es iene
tranfli6 MISUNDERSTANDING pclde aus
fisbt ais mare iie II Sabre une kaneelt
pie i'm Sitter ron q, mabrenp ic an Gr>
fabruns ees Qaiters bereits 70 sdblt?
Seer 1T es iener SunsG wsldsr ras 81
ter ldberli6 ,u MAIDEN iu6t, intem c,
leinen Batter nit lem Gitel ,,old man"
UNI feline Wuttsr nit Dem ,,old woman"
tsleSt, pelder iid ieintr !Selpcntbaten in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ribmt Ter iid
fir unwirertebli6 bdlt uns fed tebaups
tet, mande Sersen sebrp9en su baten Ii.
oft uriade Don GiferiuGt untsr rem id5s
nen @e9ledte seweien 81 iein2 Bp,
frasen mir, tpp fam man bic iuuse Wdns
nerrpelt jsBt finten? SO finb bic Sanss
hinge Der persansenen Gage? @O iinr
bic brasen Surl6en, wel6e rsm Batter
unp Der Mutter setrculi6 beim Srprer>
iperb fir ibre flcinersn @eIbwider bel
lanpm? Man inpet fie ni6t mebr,
penn ibr @eidle6t 1T taft gan; aussss
ltprben.
Wir baben jsBt nur MGnner.-Iics
~ieniaen, pel6e friher in ibrem fiinfcbns
ten ~9ebenSjabre i6 su Zen Sinslinoen
sablten, balten ii6 jeBt fir SSuis sereiite
Wdnner. sic piiirn mebr ais ibre @ds
ter i'm %. ~eebensjabre wustcn unp blifs
fen nit mitlcipisem 2absln auf pieis,
ais peit binter Der Belt suriittleibenp
berab.
Nette MSnnn rae! Wan pirc i'm
a~asemeinsn inpen, RAP junse sente bic
Ies S6lases ii6 nibt fir Gin Sanersrf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
pic hirdlids frsibsit in Spaui.u.

Cine fSnisli9e 9erprpnuns rom %.
Wdra sesensesei9net BON Dem Winifter
Der SufiS befcblt allen GrsbildSfen, Sis
395fen unr firdliden SebSrpsn Spas
MEMS, ibren Oi5csiansn bic Sepbadtuns
Der alien @eiege an's Ser; gu lssen, be,
men ;ufplse ale 8eiude am pdpitlide
Dispenien unp Sntulte turd bic 8ers
mitteluns pe Staats miniteriulns selttqt
tperten miiiien, unp aQe Sulen, SreSes,
HeGeripte unp OepeI6en Der rDmiiden
Gurie res f5nisli9rn Ylacets berdrfen,
Die fatbpliIben Slatter pom Mabrip
fnten riefe neue Soreeruns pes &Sniss
Mmeeeo iebr leltiam unb rriidenb. NaGz
benz bic Greibeit Der Quite in Spanien
prrclamirt it, na1pem alio pie Seeten
unp Der gltbeismus pieieiben Gedte 9es
nisssn pie bic fatbcliide Stride ipllte
man bod meinen tab bic Stride chen 10
frsi iei ME jeus, unc RAP bic Resieruns
f6 chen 10 wenis in bic innern @nsele>
9enbeitsn ret Stride, ME In bic Der Secs
ten ;u miiben babe, DaS 1T Gin GENIAL
tiger Srrtbum, eenn bic Hesieruns 1T IL
beral UNI cine srtlarte Ssinrin rer Stride.
Na6 Ger pom Staats ms @erf ses
feBtsn Nefprm Der Gbe : @eiebeetuna
taGte man nidt i'm mtiernteitsn carar,
tab bic 9iesieruns ii6 mod um bic Dis
psnien interfere. @as Sebt cS bsutc,
no bic eanSnii6 Seitlpliene Gbe feline
ftaatli6e @i!ti9fsit bat ben Staut nod
an, Oh bic Satbplifen iib nit orer pbnc
OiSpens sersbeli6en, unp Oh iie bieleIbe
ouf pieiem prsr jenem @ese einbplsn I?
oals Die Yrosreiiiten nod bic Spppiis
tion bilpsten, itreibt bic .6eseneratpn",
fdriesn is Deter unp Mprpip wesen Der
BON Der Nesieruns beanipru6ten Rc6te
In 8s;us auf Gbe 1ispenie unb anrere
Saden beute baItsn ie bafir, paf piele
Rs&te itbr iaaBbar fnb,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
5rieheri9 Der 8robe aao bic S.iuiten.

Sn elmer seitsemdseE Srci6Ir SIR
bic Sefuiten" bat bic sewanpte Sc
Der bee Serrn Yfarrers Or. &dtjes
bic @eidi6te Der 0eieuidaft Seiu ses
l6ilpert. Nadpem bic Serfolser Der Sss
luiten ibr Gncsisl unp ibre WaBreseln
sur Grreiduns peHslben se;ei6net ipUrz
ben, ptrp bic LANCE Hsibe ibrer 4obrer>
ner dnsefibrt pensn preubens. 8Snis
6rieeri6 III. beissfist wapen mus.
5plssnee Stslsn aus ssiIsn Yriefen
mSsen rafir als SeleSe rienen. I'm
term %. @pril 1869 i6rieb Der 8Snis
an p'alembert
sd zines Ibeils
mir sur Gbrs bic trimmer
SrbenS in S6leIien
uf;ubewabrc unp ibr llnslid
ni1t rrifenrer ~ MAIDEN: 10 iebr i6
aud Elm &eBer bin. User fiinftiS einen
9pypliten ieben mill, Der mirp mad S6les
fen fcmmcn miHen: Die ein;ise YrpsinS
100 er uebertlcibiel reS Srrens antreTsn
fam, Der npt tiir;liG nit cen Stfen ypn
europa falt respptii9 Serfubr. " t
Der 3ett wirp man in Sranfz
reid bic Serb annunS pteies
SrpenS mpfinpen; unp in
erfen Sabren mirp bic
Gr;iebuns Der SuSenp pas
lefpen."
2. Suli 1869. nDie 6irten, welGe
naG len &lplsrsdtern bunsris, rarauf
iinnen, iis ii@ ansusisnsn, meinen als
gplitifer su banpeln, u. baneeln als pbts
lpiopben. 0aa mus seitsben, baB Sek
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

gSas has fSnislihs Greauatur betrift
rem man bic papfli6en Suuen &c. nnters
rperfen nil, 70 Scrnebmen mir ras trefe
fenbe llrtbeil hes uYeniamientp", zines
padern &dmpfers fir bic fatbplil6e ga
dc: 81 i6rcitt :
Der Winiiter Ger Suitis bat ais Gin
Yrpsreifft pom r~einiten &aier cine ent1
idiepene Scrliebe fir bic ldnsff Degrade
men berfSmmliGen %1psenannten Hedte,
nit rencn rie prcsreliiten unc SanIenis
fen rte 8atbplifen serfplSt unc ibre Sir
dye untcrcriidt BADEN. gnpcietts beliBt
or bic unslaubli6e @nmasun9, ;u for
bern, cs iplls bic Stride nod INNER cen
Gesierunsen jene YriSilesien uni prds
rpsatiSe suseiteben, pelde ie fatbpliiden
Siiriten unS Resierunaen als Selpbnuns
ausse;eibnster Der &elisipn seleiiteter
Oienitc, bewiaist bat. st ras nidtein>
fad ld6erli6?
Die Nesieruns nes Ipn @marep Spn
Sappyen beanipru6t nidt rieielben Ge6s
te, nein, cielelben Scrredte unr priSilez
sien, rel6e bic Stride I'M fern fatbpliiden
Wpnarden sueefanren bat! Sc 1T la
derlid, renn es nidt ;u empSrenc mare.
suf rel6es Re6t, auf weldes 9errienit
fam ie iiG berufen, uni ibre Sitte I'm,
8ewabruns Ginger Sersinitisunsen su
b%esriinrsn? DEM fpreern fam ite iclde
Yersinitisunsen nidt. @ir piiIen, raB
ie nidts aneeres tbut, ale Die Stride ser@
fplsen, benz &lerus feline Ginfinfte sprz
entbalten, bic Seilisf,it Der Samilie be-
idimpfen, RE sebeiIisten &edte Der Re
lisipn seradten.
Die Mnprpnunaen, welde pas cpn>
ierpatise Miniiterium Sasaita triHt lai>
fen iiderlid ni6t auf cine Ienperuns bic
fee @erbaltens l6lieeen. Die 8esslu<
ticn fdbrt fort, bic Stride III Serfplsen, u.
pirp aud in .3ufunft ramit ~frrtfabren.
Oarum MIL iie piererum ras Greauatur
sur M%nwenpuns %trinsen, weldes ebepem
unp INNER cine unseredtisfeit mar, bcuz
te ater cine empDreneeI yrannei 1T. @ie!
Das @eies bat lem Srrtbum bic Gbpre
aeShnet une Der SteISertreter @cttes
iollte ni6t fret unc unsebinrcrt su uns
reben fDnnen!
uSeut;utase, no Seecrmann ales unz
Sebinptrt S%erpHentliden rart mas ibm
in ben Sinn frmmt, no man eas abi6eu>
lidfte Document publiciren rarf pbne
eae Der Sbristeit rasesen cine YrdpentiSs
Wabre9el ;u @etpte fame, b~eutsutase
wpate man bic putlicatipn Der pdpitliz
den Opcumente serbieten?
yOas wire nitt sei6eben, pie iebr bic
&esieruns fi6 aud itrdutm mag ; ras
rpirp ni6t seideben, renn raS bieBe, alte.
eurd bic sesenmdrtise 0eicBscbuns of
fenbar atsei6aHte llnc tyranniibe 0siese
rpiecer III 8raft irsen ; ras pirc ni6t &C.
ideben, renn RE Eesieruns bat rasu fein
Hedt, uns iperer Der papit wirp carin
einwiaisen, nod bic Sii6bfs pelde rem
&ailer pobl 9eben, mas pes SaiIcrs 1T,
aber nift ras mas @pttes 1T.
Sat bic 3ssieruns Dpn Amapep's spn
Saspyen ssslaubt ZAP bic Stride BON
Spanien ibre SclaSin perren fDnne !?
Die Stride unterwirft iid Niemanpen
p~abrbaftis aber nidt .einem 70 fleinen
5err. Ma6tise Siriten unp 8esieS
runsen BADEN periuGt rie Hedte Der &irs
DE gu i6malern, UNI fe gu scrni9ten, u.
lie Seriu6en es bsute np6. aber bic
Stride 1T nidt Yerni9tct unp pirp ni9t
perni9tet percen jene Wddtisen wers
ben in eisiem Streite unterliesen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
&athclifher &irdcn : Salcnser.

epnntas, OIL. ginshirH.-e g.. User mid
Iiebt. Der bGlf mein Wprt.-Srb. H. 23-31.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10
THE WAR IN GENOA.

Last night there left Carson the beliger-
ants in the great battle that we expect
was fought at Genoa between the giants
of Nevada. At about 5 o'clock three
carriages took up their position on Ca =
son street, and soon were loaded with r.
NJ. Clarke and DR.. Luce in one, c. w.
Kendall, c. H. Belknap, Frank Proctor,
S. Pixley, all Democrats, and A. D.
Treadway and c. c. Goodwin Republl-
can. in another four in hand and three
on seat arranoement-andt the third and
last containing Judge Hawley and Frank
MCCULLOUGH. We understand that X. Il.
Parkinson was slowed away somewhere
as Democratic reporter, but we did not
see him and cannot youch for the truth
thereof. This battle We understand
opened in the rear of J. r. Johnson's
store, near a gunboat marked Bourbon.
The arrangement OF the forces We're as
follows: Opening attack, Goodwin ana
Kendall at the front; Clarke and Hawley
on the right flank; Pixley and Treadway
foragers; Belknap and Mccullough Skin
mishers and Proektor as commlssary.
These forces were all kept busy, and
knowing the material of the contestants
we expect to be able to report Tomorrow
that Kendall W mt down calamity fight
ing under the heavier guns of Goodwin.
That Clarke swore he had never heard of
Greeley and the election in Pennsylva-
MIA and talked of a taxpayers ticket.
Hawley had an easy victory. The hot
est part of the fight was where Pixley and
the gallant Treadway fell; but Tread had
canvassed the matter and took every
trick. The contest of the skirmishers
was severe and bloody. but Frank 5 su-
perior ability in that line soon left an
oven field to the front. The commissary
stood nobly by his task and seemed to
be the friend Of all; his duty was pleas
ant one, and if there ever was place
where contestants could shake hands
over colored liquids it was by his side.
We expect a full account day of this
contest, but anticipate it will not materl-
ally differ from the above.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

Docron PETER WEsr.-We are going
to tell a few things that the doctor does.
To the curious he will answer written
question enclosed in o sealed envelope.
He writes on slate with invisible hands.
He locates mines with more certainty
than the celebrated Peck. He cures dis
eases and, in fact, is the wonder OF the
age. Under New To-day will be found
IA brief outline of what he can do. He
will be in town and ready to see and as
sist all who desire it, on Saturday at his
rooms at the White House, from O'Clock
A. NJ, to 4 o'clock P. NJ.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10
HUMBOLDT MINE.-This mine, situate

HUMBOLDT MINE.-This mine, situate
on the east side of the Carson river, near
to and above the Spanish dam, is develop
ing very encouragingly. The owners are
sansuine that they have a good thing,
and have every reason for thinking SO.
The shaft is down about titty-one feet,
and the ledge is wider and richer than
ever before $50 our informant tells us).
The company will soon make shipment
to the Auburn mill at Reno, and We are
satisfied from the assays that the result
must be satisfactory.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

OUR New SCHOOL HoUsE.-We are able
to state to our patrons, and those inter
ested in the public school, that this new
building will be completed by the LIST Of
November and ready for occupation. The
planting and plastering is speedily 60
ing on. and everything approaching
completion. When done there will be
four schoolrooms, two on the lower floor,
and two on the upper, four recitation,
and four hat and cloak rooms. 1t will
accommodate four hundred students with
ease. and if necessary five hundred can
be taught there, We feel proud of this
building, and although not equal to the
Union school houses OF the East, yet II is
q neat, and commodious building. Good
enough for any body.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

On Our BoYs.-The San Francisco
Chronicle has a column on the defeat Of
the Nevada Nine by the Eagle Base Ball
Club of that city. Following are the
hearings to the article: 1.-The Ball Field
How the Eagles Swooped Down Upon
the Sage-brush Innocents Abroad-The
Virginia City Club Badly Beaten, 50 to
31SThe Eagles Play only Eight Men
Against Full Field-Song of the Van.
quished: ooh, Garry Ne Back to Old
Tirginny.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

ARnIyED.-By yesterday morning.
train, our old townsman E. b. Rail,
hardware merchant, who will abide with
us for a few days on business and pleas
ure. Also Captain Cowing. for long
time connected with the United States
Branch Mint at this place, as Captain Of
the watch, who has been visiting the Bay
and seeing the sights of California. The
Captain tells us it is safe to bet on Cali
fornia going tor Grant, and that the Ger
mans are sick of having Irish politicians
run Greeley meetings. and passing them
selves offas enthusiastic Germans.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

SPIRITUAL LEcrURE-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of Mrs. Fannie
T. Young, late of Boston, Massachusetts,,
who will lecture at the theater on Satur-
day evening next. Mrs. Young comes
to US we'll recommended as lady of
much literary culture, and one who
stands high as a trance medium. In
spiritual circles East she is an acknowl-
edged leader, and is woman OF rare in
telligence and refinement. Those who
are curious to see and hear spirits speak
through a human agent should not fail
to go and hear her.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

WHAT WE Know ABOUT ONE LITTLE
Row.-Yesterday morning there was a
slight misunderstanding between two of
our citizens, when one Of them struck out
from the shoulder and the other couldn't
stand. The argument was clincher;
the matter soon settled, and because We
don't want to, We won't tell the rest until
the next time.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10
FREYER's SAMPLE ROOMS. - Improve

FREYER's SAMPLE Rooms. - Improve
ments still go on. The owner of this
house has just put in new floor in place
of the old one which had been used as
long as it was safe, being much decayed
and the sleepcrs settled and broken,
leaving it as uneven as the waves on a
good sized lake. To the customers Of
this house We will say all is lovely now,
the floor is done and the old stamping
ground so much loved by many, is as
fresh as May morning and has the
sweet smell of bourbon.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

RENO RAces.-We received telegram
from Reno last night announcing the
result of the races at Reno as follows:
RENO October 9.
Carson New APPEAL-Bundle and Co. race
and money. Best time l: 50 i.
NJ Y STEWART.
We are not advised what horse run
with Bundle and Go but are pleased to
know that our favorite can beat some
thing.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

LIVELY TIMEs.-We mean about the
railroad depot. The freight coming in
by rail, keeps several drays busy hauling
it away; besides there is an increase of
teams hauling into the interior. A host
of men are engaged in unloading teams.
The large force of mechanics engaged on
the depot and other works close by makes
one think of the palmy days of -four
ishin2 camp.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

HAVE You HEARD From PENNSYLVANIA.
Night before last that was the anxious
cry of every body. Greeley's admirers
were interviewing the telegraph Office and
operator, and the Grant men were none
the less interested But when the news
came if you had seen the faces of certain
Liberal Republican individuals, you
would have sworn that the dispatch an
nounced the death of their father. Yes
terdav they admitted old Horace to be
dead duck, and We expect they will trade
him even for School Trustee, if they can
find the man mean enough to trade.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

In TowN.-We had the pleasure of
seeing C. c. Goodwin Republican candi-
date for Congtess, on yesterday. He was
to address the voters of Douglas county
at Genoa last night, and discuss matters
Of public policy and politics, with Con
Mr.. Goodwin is quite unwell, and does
not look in condition to take the stump
for an active and exciting campaign. We
shall hear him in Carson before the close
Of this month,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

q. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRr.-The
total amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver, received at the Carson Branch
Mint, yesterday, was S,3OS ounces, sent
in for melting and assay. On the same
day the Mint coined $4,000 half dol
lar pieces. Six bars OF refined bullion
worth together $50, 1877 80, were shipped
this morning to the credit of the Belcher
mine Virginia City. ...
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

NEVADA NINE.-We are permitted to
publish the following telegram from H.
Zimmerman, one of the nine, to Gus
Lewis of the old Sazarac Saloon:
SAW Fa.sc1sco, October $40 Gus Lewis:
Oakland club beat u.s. score forty five to twenty
two. Finney hurt. H. ZIMMERMAS.
This dispatch speaks for itself. But
We hope the boys will have better luck
the next game.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

WooD CHOPPERS Naturalization,
Bliss & Co. want from so to 100 good
wood choppers. and will not only pay
them the highest prices, but give them
steady employment, as will be seen by
their advertisement of to-day. This is
splendid chance for men as this company
always pay what they agree to and all
they ask of men is to attend to business.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

PROFESSOR AGAsIz-We learn that this
distinguished gentleman, whom our ma
ton delights to honor, is rusticating for
few days at Truckee, hunting for new
scientific wonders. We should be pleas
ed to see him at the Capital, and suggest
the propriety of extending an invitation
to the Professor urging him to come and
see us, and let us see him.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

RENO THE NEXT CoNrEsT.-We are in
formed that Goodwin and Kendall will
pea k at Reno tonight, and make the
canvass of the State together. They will
ride in the same carriage, sleep i'll the
same bed, eat at the same table, and
drink the same kind of water out of the
same goblet Until after the 9Th Of Novem-
Der. but never shake hands across, etc,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

RUNAwAY.-Yesterday the grey team Of
Mr.. Bigler, usually driven on the dray,
got frightened at something about the de-
pot and took spin around until they
came in contact with car when they
were captured all safe. No harm done.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

Ok TEAM.-We saw to-day an unusual
number of OK teams in town. These
teams are engaged in the wood and tim
Der business; hauling from the noun
tains, and when several of these come in
together it looks like an overland train
Just in from the Missouri river. We
suggest that they turn their attention to
the wood trade the balance of the Fall.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

. STOP AND SEE BEooKs.-Everybody
goes to tho Postoffice, and when there,
stops to see Brooks. He keeps fancy
notions till You can't rest-all the papers,
jewelry, and the very best of cigars. All
YOU have to do is to stop and say biz"
10 him and you are q goner, for he will
sells cheap that you are bound to trade.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

PERsoNAL.-Thomas P. Hawley, Re-
publican candidate for Judge Of the Su-
preme Court, B. F. Bivins, late from his
mines near Eureka, and Frank Earring
ton from everywhere We're in town yes
terday.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

Foa SALE.-An elegant steinway piano, At
bargain, inquire of Judge Lewis.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10

yUNHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns of these staples always on
hand.
Place of business--Corner of CARSON ana
FOURTH Streets Carson City.
ny-Terms CASH, and prices to suit the times.
Lift OLCOVITCH EROS.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10
EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day received from the Assessor
of Ormsby County the Assessment Roll for 1872.
and that the Board of County Commissioners
will meet at my office in the County Buildings
on Monday the 10th day Of September. 1872, as
Board of Equalization. and continue in session
from time to time as required BY law, until the
business Of equalization Ia disposed Of.
'lt.-- $4,000 I'll EDwAnpe,
County Clerk, and Clerk Of said Board.
September II, 1872. sl2-tf
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-10
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the new APPEAL,
by RICE 4 PETERS, Stock Brokers. in Wells,
Fargo Cos office, Carson.
Connecticut western news., 1872-12-20
DlsTRICT OF CANAAN, ss., Probate Court.

DISTRICT OF CANAAN, SS., Probate Court 1V November 30th, 1872
 Upon the application of Sidney Ensign showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Henry Irving Higley and Eugene U. Higley, Minors belonging to said District, and that said minors the owners Of the following real estate, viz The farm containing about 90 acres, with the buildings thereon, including Cider Mill and Shingle Mi sit uated in Canaan, lately owned and occupied by Henry Higley, deceased valued at about $4 0U0 four thousand dollars, and showing just and reasona- ble cause for selling said real estate; praying for an order. and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same as per application on file, dated the 30th day of November, 1872, more fully appears.
 heard at the Probate Office Ill North Canaan, on the 18th day of January, lS73 at 10 o'clock fore noon: and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies three weeks successiyey at least six weeks before said time assigned. Certified
 @ swai ~ JACOB B. HANDENBERGH, Judge.
 AT COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT "A sharon within and for the District of sharon, on the 23rd day of November, A, b., 1S72.
 Present-Chares L, Prindle. Esq, Judge.
 This court doth find that Perry Hutcut, Esq, of said sharon. an insolvent debtor, has given no tice, in pursuance of an order of the court to all persons interested in said estate to appear before this court, the present day at o'clock in the fore noon, to he heard ill relation to the appointment of Commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said Doty, and no one appearing. this Court doth appoint George R. Woodward and Erastus Deming to be such con- missioners. Two months from this date are linn ited and allowed to said commissioners, who will meet to receive said claims at the house occupied by said Doty on the 2Sth day of December and on the 23d day of January next ensuing, at l o'clock in the afternoon, of which the said Trustee will give public notice by publishing their order in a newspaper printed in Litchtield and in one print ed in Salisbury required by law and by posting dence of said Doty. Certified from Record,
 4wS0 CHAs. y. sEDGW1CK, Clerk,