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, 1873-06-08

SHEEp~Have been IN better demand, 10 tat@ ao@
wtthstaudinR m4ter1a fucre4ss IN the receptS n1e
has been no ye1y important change in prices saga
perB out Of The market, but local butcheu ~ ~
quota poor to common ahorn sheep st Sa0o9s7as =
dirIn do at g. 00942E and good to cho!ce DO u -
@500. Lambs are IN demand 1t 9l-5Q83.5os-aE13~
Ing to quality. .
, 1873-06-08

ruajon ~ the concevt Con7n,rad Nth tha coo
1.eo ~ 40 eahcs,1 omp@Aoo WILL eue eoo
vl' y. ue.'l 'l"0aioon' "n7fe one coooo sl' ane
corner, or the dark ehades OF Lincoln Park,
where refreshing breezes inyieorate and = wall.
!6,taa 1,,rn1 h..h. ,..t...,.1 ~. :,.a 49,.
i -. n'-..~N 1e,1eoeu' ,. 'Iu 1Anoao uepo'
"sA - Inga'oly 10 fAfaolse. Inas THIS was So
:partly the fault of The nana1e1s.
Tha f-.+ +h;.r- --,,;.,. z:a..~a,,
.r,-c.eL =. "-A.. .,saPp Pp'@1.1u "a7 tue
-%pp1oAeu ~ euo coocers ou'4o1ne' u ~aa not
towering above story. but between extensive and
varied e;de-shovs. hetueen stands vharn The
!ornnee and tho 1,s,nnt fonriah.a s1a a.er,4 w.
:1,;c1,,s, ,o,a srroet . a:aa. sA~ A~ ~. 0%uu'
.a.a!s ea aa sou s@eos 1l1of ana 1oaa1atef' 1he
vino chatfed over the p1ice Of the half-dozen ap-
pies which were To snnport them dnrine +ha nm.
ce,t or 1oo1ad ,t tha ,,a,+:. 8. 80 a.. -.
4-ra,-,a. 49, - = ~ ot%' pol1.as u LIS II.
44.asn - ~ ~ noppoo III tne onsty "1nd, and won
beam that was there given her, and il it rould
pay to see q woman VIM .ccor7no tn Tho 1.ear,d
That tha canvas. ho-s ~ecn;sa5 ~ $500 s4e 'eelo
~ 1900 ooAe, 'e4uteu 1ofIy Jarae
etood On one side OF Lasal1e street. and
which much resenbled small mountain how
itzer. sot no patronage however nd 10 ~
paetor sat On the curb, ate peanuts and lament
cd tie popular lndiference to astronomy. 4
.lame italian ground at wheezy orran and
served as an overture to the concert ia men.
age1ie, with it's choice collection Of African snd
AEiatic beaata. drew no custorn. for for ths nn.
ment, Gilmore was the greatest curiosity. sit ~ The
man who invited others to hA pn;Itv ~ n,,.;rsI
larceny bY Offering chean ear trumnats ~ saos xa;th
which they could hear outside the bnil51ne ~
well rs # they were inaide' lid n,or % hua;t5aas ss
for nearly al there had tickets. md thosa ei, yho
uau nor 50" the sindows were open, and con
belp. ~'a4o IL noAA "11noo' any afsnclal
70 crozs Van Buren, street.. it vas neoea,arv In
dodge between ;, street-cs2s. express-waaons. m o
trucks, and buses; and, since the drivers Il ths
t 4 % met sely Slowly 81 ms point, and stared
I}ealn something thereby. the jam Was frequent
, 1873-06-08
Y0NXERS & NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE co

s46 BROADWAY, New Yoax, June4, 1873.
70 tho EdH~~ Of The Chicago Tribure:
s1a: Richard L. Franklin, Receiver Of the
Yonkers Il New York Fire Insurance Company.
has presented his final account to the Supreme
Court, an abstract Of which give below, for the
benefit OF the Chicago creditors Of that Com
pany:
, 1873-06-08
Fork, Lard, |Ham. Saould1sI JddIiS,.
- e1e-. - To-: .te. D.: t1s:
1N'k eds june g.. 1.94o 1,hmi 6S3 sae oooI l2ea Yo
Same week r.. .. 1,8{6t 3Hl} l. q41| fTmn! sao m
SINGS Nuy l. H. l 9s g. 64sa 4 5I{161 III -
Eamo time '772 9 e9Il5 40 81 al aG0 6 a. esn si9

The shipments in detail we're as follows: Shoulders.
2 b1s; short rib, SO bxs short clear 80 b1s
long clear, 192 b1a; long rtb 81 b1s Cunberands
saordshire, 15o b1s long hams, 27o bxs Braing-
ham, 10 b1s; 1dsh cut, IS b1s bacon, IA h1s
stafordshiIe hams, 5b1s clear backs, 9b1s; bellies
. bxs; Wiltshire, 25 b1s; beef hams, It's brls
grease 100 pkgs; fa1Iov, 1904 bra pig tongues Is
brossfast bscon, go b1s middles, 1o,804 pcs
de1s, 1869 pcs.
Flour waa very dull, and little better than
nominal in an almost utter absence Of ordars-
Shippers were ont Of the market. Prices we're
undoubtedly weak. but we can make no change
IN, N quotations. Bran vas nominally steady.
Sales we're reported Of $50 brIs white winter e1-
tras on private terms !; 100 brls spring extras It
$3.50 200 br1s do On private terms. Total $50
brls Also 10 tons bran at $3.50, at mill The
following we're the asking prices at the close
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
Listen TO my Words.

Dhe attention Of any one afflicted pl
long. standing chronic disease can be Oh
tanned to real oUer The Uaa and astomndj
ing cures made by DR.. Rryser's LunJ
Cure, many a life ioW be speetened and
prolonged. Many a (argoae case IF Con j.
sumption has been snatched from he brink
Of the Craze by Ibis reauyIi7e restorip1
medicine Weakness and deLitity fly from,
IL, and he Ltood, he source Of ne and
health, IS enriched by us Jalmy Uirtmes.
The JroIos Of NE RomIn cop9ucrors toere
bound ,oih laurel an hon0r oTheir yicfo.
ries. DR.. Keyser's victories are oUer dis.
ease and sV6ering. Write 10 him and get
has essay on chronic lung diseases
Office l67 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Price-sl 80 per bottle, or 81 so
per hoD dozen
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

FOREIGN DEMANDS FOR GRAIN.-It is
estimated, says the Stanton Vlrginian,
that the United Kingdom of Great Britain,
By the 3 lst Of August, will have imported
between the 1st of April 1873, and that
date, about 43 900, 600 bushels Of wheat.
1t liz further estimated that the United
States, on an average, furnishes one-fourth
of the importatiuns into that country. Ac-
cording to careful. calculations, the total
visible supply of wheat in this country at
present, including stocks in -granary at the
principal points of accumuati and car
goes in transit, is 7 100000 bushels At
this time last year it was S,344,2lS As
Stunning that America furnishes one-fourth
of the supply to the United Kingdom, her
proportion, from tho above figures, will fall
about 1000, 900 into the present crop, some
of which will be ready for market before
the 3Ist of August. This exhibit would
argue considerable stimulation TO the price
of wheat, and certainly sustains the belief
that breadstuffs will rule steady and firm at
present prices at least. We do not like to
speculate in such matters, however, in which
our people are so largely interested. Our
opinion nigh; be erroneous, and We unwit-
tingIy be the cause of Improbable opera.
tons. We prefer to present the facts, and
submit them for deductions to the minds
of those more deeply and personally inter
ested than we are.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

the commencement Of the war he was student
at the University OF Virginia he then Joined
the second company Of the Richmond howi,zers
as private, with which be served during the
war AT the close Of the war be returned to
Richmond aud studied Law. He was young
man Of decided ability and character. When
his death was ascertained by the, authorities, a
warrant was obtained against hccarty, the prin-
cipal, and Messrs. J. S. Meredith. w. P. Tsbb,
of Charleston, this State, w. L. Royal, and
W. r. Trigg, upon complaint made by the
chief of police, on the charge tina, they did
'feloniously and of their malice kill and
murder one John g., Mordecai." Mr.. Nc
Carly, still suffering from his S0uDd. was ar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

THE DUELING CODE. The only orgu-
ment that we know of in favor of the duel
ing code, and which has any thing in it is,
thata sense of personal responsibility "tends
10 make men respectful aud courteous in
their intercourse with each other and dis
Greet in the use of their tongues" But
even as to this, we believe with the Lynch
burgh NeCs, that this els paying rather
too high price for courtesy and good
manners" The Ne,cs" goes and asks
"Does any one suppose that Stone wall
Jackson would have fought duel ?" What
will the "Ne,cs' say, when We tell it that
although Stonewall Jackson, probably new
er fought duel, that Lieut.. Il. j. Jack.
SOD, when a Lieutenant in the IT, S. ser
vice, in 1916 or 1877, in Mexico, was a
second in IA duel, between two brother off
GERS. We regret to say il, but such we
believe was the ct.-FredcrichsJur1
Her01d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
ayTHE Supreme Court Of New var

gTHE Supreme Court of New York
has granted writ of error in the case
of EDWARD s. STOKES, upon the express
stipulation of his counsel to take the case
immediately to the Court of Appeals which
is now in session. If the decision of that
body should be adverse to the application of
the defense for new trial, the only power
that car save STOKES is Governor DIX,
and it is not at all likely that be will in
tcrPose any Executive interference. 1.-THE
Court should grant the prisoners prayer,
the whole business will have to be gone o.
yer again, aud there is no telling how ma
ny months moro will elapse before final
disposition Of the case can be reached. The
case, on the 10th, was ordered by the
Court of Appeals TO be heard on Monday
next, the Goth inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
Proposal to end the Medoo War.

One of the happiest incidents connected
with the visit of the Board of Regents of
Mount Vernon to that place, on " ednes-
day OF last week, was the interview be-
tween a young and gallant ex-Confederate
cavalry officer, who lad won his frs. dis
tinction as an Indian fighter, and Miss Mel
lie Grant. The ex-Copfederate having ac-
cidentally met an old friend among tho "a
dy visitors was introduced by her to her
daughter, and also, and to his great sur
prise, when be heard her name, to her
daughter's friend, the daughter Of the Pres.
ident but being as courteous "a he is brave,
be strove to render himself agreeable 20 his
distinguished acquaintance, and by his at
liability and genial Southern manners was
SO successful that in short time the re-
serve of new acquain,anceship was worn off
and they were talking together as familiar.
lily as if they had knawp each. other for
years. % their returnlhe was particular
attentive, pointing out to her from the
deck OF tho steamer several objects of To-
terest along the banks OF. the Potomac, and
narratiog the legends attached to them, aud
as the boat nearcd this city, be expressed
his regret at not bsiug able to escort her
" go ""AnSt o'J rug mo Wuuha CsIiaiuly
beg that honor were it nossthat he must
meet a near aud gdear relativs, an invalid
lady, who was expected to arrive here that
evening. Then taking the hand she prof
fered him as he rose to leave her, he said
with smile, please bear ray regards to
the President, aud be Kind enough to tell
him that if he'll only furnish tue necessa, ,
ry rations and transportation III take a
squadron of the Black Horse Cavalry and
promise to end the Modoc war and make
him present, of Captain Jack, dressed in
General Canby's uniform within thirty
days" and, lifting his hat, bowed himself
towards the companion way down which he
disappeared, she having laughingly remark
ed as he babe her adieu, "Wcll sir, must
say you are the most imprudent man ev-
er met alexandria Gdz.
We take it that Gen. Fitz Lee is the ex- Con-
federate, and Miss Nellie Grant, the lady allud-
ed to-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

EIThe postal cards made their frst
appearance for public use on the 14,h inst
In New York 275,000 were Immediately
disposed Of and the philadelphia Office
quickly sold les, 900.
cEt is said that Judge EDWARDS
PiERREpoNT, of N. York, has been appoint
ed to the Russian Mission, and that he
will accept. From information by yester-
days mail it seems tina. Judge p declines
the appointment, on account Of the unset
tied condition of bis legal business.
re- Immigration this year is unusually
large. II is estimated that during the
twelve months 2s8, 900 foreigners will laud
on our shores, bringing with them $685.
100000 in gold. Blu, this estimate is prob
ably an exaggerated one.
s@- Cholera has prevailed at New Or
leans some weeks, though the fact has been
kept very quiet. A telegram to the Gin.
cinnati Times and Chronicle says the deaths
from cholera for the week ending April
9Th were twenty eight, for that ending
May 9th they wero fifty, and for that end
ing May 18th they were twenty-six. 1t is
not regarded as epidemic and there is no a.
larm there about it,
IG-The Postmaster at Omaha, Nebras-
ka, has commenced, under instructions
from the Postmaster General, sending to
the Dead Letter Office the letters received
there directed to JAMES NJ. PATrEE, the
agent OF widely advertised lottery enter
prise in that city said enterprise not be.
ing legalized by the laws of the State.
gThe Constitution of the State of
Missouri provides that after the year 1876
no one shall attain to citizenship within the
State, without first possessing tho rudi-
ments Of common education.
s1- The English Government appropri
atcd only $4,000 to be expended at the
Vienna exhibition, while the United States
appropriated 100000.
IH 1t is announced upon official authori-
ty that the President will not appoint a
successor to Chief Justice Chase until the
meeting of the next Congress.
V HENRY A. WISE is talked of az a
Republican candidate for Governor of Vir-
ginin.
ES The Modocs arc entronched in ano.
Their mass of Lava. U. S. troops waiting
reinfOrcements.
gGov. JACOB reached Charleston on
the 18th.
ES-I II cost nine million dollars to sup.
port London's poor last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

s6T Speaking Of the condition of affairs
in the State of Louisiano, the Richmond
Enquirer says, that in tho State there are
more than one million acres less in cultiva-
ton than 10 1860 the debt Of the State
has increased twelve millions since the
war the debt Of the city Of Now Orleans
is nearly twice as much as that Of the State
was in 1860 the white population has de-
creased more within the past year than it
had increased in the preceding twelve ;
property has deprecated City per cent
the State tax has increased five hundred
per cent anarchy and bloodsbed arc rife
within her borders the worst class Of the
population hold fraudulontly executive and
legislative control Of the State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
on 90 900 ACREsI
Cheap Earms,

The cheapest AanA in marke, 70, .,,.A
UnionPacifio Railroad Con,a w
In the Great Platte Valley.
o,o0o,OO0 ACRES IN CENTRAL Nrn,
Now for sale In tracts of FORTY .c,,,
wards on FIVE and rES YsARs' cern,r sou up
'hsr; NJ, no ADVANCE INTEREST REQuiRrp I'm
Mild and Heslthful Climate. Fer,;Is Gil
abundance OF Good Water. NO"i al
THE BEST MARKET IN TUE wrer,
great s mining regions of Wyoming Co,o. Ile
o'ah and Nevada being supplied by n. V s''n
IN tpe PLA1Tg VALLEY. '''"'rs
Soldiers E"''tlel 10 a Homestead Of leo
4 CRES.
HE BEST LOCATIONS FOR Corox,,s
FREE HOMES FOR ALL Mr,o,
% cnoiee Government Lands open for eO,-. N' H
uer Tue HOMESTEAD Law, near this Ger y va
HoAp, WIN gopd< rnatk ets and all the co,v.ni
fes VI an old settled country. 'VA'
Tree passes 10 purchasers of Railroad I.,a
,oecoonai' Maps showing the Land ,Iso -
uiuon vi Descriptive Pamphlet with ns, ~.
Jailed Free Every where. Address ''t'
y Il DAVIS.
Land Commissioner l.. IR
OMAHA, NEB.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
PU B L L y "A Il Il
OF
WASTE LANDS.

DY virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court
ID made at the April term, 1873 will sell
at public auction, before the Court-house door
in Romuey, to the highest bidder,
On Tuesday The Bird day ~ Jane, 1873,
a TRACT OF w ~ STE
AND UNIPPROPRLA TED LAND,
situate in Hampshire County, on -Siieling hin
on drains o. Great Capon, adjoining the lands
Off. b. tloyt b Co., Alexander Monroe, Alder
ton and others, and containing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

Gen. John b. Gordon male a line
speech at a reception given him IN lSa.
0dnndh, Ga, a fen doys since, closing
Nth me sentiment: The heroic dead nj
bOth armies, ,oho fought for principle, and
backed their convictions oih their Tires.
Let 10th be duly honored.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

eSNThe Chief Of the Bureau Of Stats
tics has received letter from JAMES REA,
EsqI I. 5. Consul at Belfast, Ireland, in
which, after acknowledging the receipt Of
large number Of immigration reports, he
says:--"l am happy to tell you that most
Of the books have been distributed, and that
they are producing the results intended by
their publication. During the month Of
April just past some $500 Of the flower
of the youth Of the agricultural districts
have left this port for the United States,
and still they 60"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

Say Potatoes will be like angels vie.
it's, few and fT between, this season The
Coloradoes have appeared 10 immense num-
bers and promise TO devour everything
which looks like a potato that comes out
Of the ground. Many farmers are deter.
mined to try tho starving process, and will
not therefore plant n ill-Paykersbury
OrthopolitIH, Moy IL.
ET The miserable old potato bug has
commenced bis ravages upon the potatoes
in this vicinity. We hear much complaint
Of their snnihilaliOu Of prospective crops.
Grafton Sentinel, Nay IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

The stock raisers on the Rio Grande
have not yo. received any compensation
for their losses through Mexican cattle
thieves. This is partly owing, however, to
the exorbisanco Of their demands. Some
men sent in claims for 900 900 and $500
900 damages, when 5000 to $4,000
would have amply compensated them -
Tho claims haze been worked up TO these
high figures by lawyers who are acting as
agents, aud who arc to get a contingent fec
Of fifty per cent. IL is probable that both
lawyers aud clients have ogeircached them
selves
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

DESIRABLE & VALUABLE
Property in Romney
FOR 3 SALE.

II DESIRE 10 disposs of, on REASONABLE to-.
il my HOO0E AND LOTT
nearly opposite the Court house. known =, -,
Gibson property. The baildlng Is brick roor' ,S'
capable Of accommodating two families Win
Storeroom 10 it-one equal 70 any oth., So
10 the town for business aud has good W."
house attached. The property is 10 fr,tr,,s ~
pair. AL necessary out houses on the LOT "
.,-.,,eil GEORGE BROWN
Ronuey April IL 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
Work was commenced on the Soutl

Branch Railroad, We understood, in the
neighborhood of Springfield on yesterday the
end. What number of hands ore engaged
we have been unable to ascertain. Mr..
WATKINS, the contractor, is an energetic
man and we have no doubt will complete
the road to this place by the time stipula-
ted 10 his contract. Success to the good
work.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

TOW IT'S DONE, or the SECRET OUT =
Mustache and Whiskers in y DAYS l1s
REAT SECRET aRd 100 Others Gambler
ticks. Cardiolory. Ventriloquism, 81 % U.
flGlNAL ''Loot Of Wonders Mailed '~ y
pts Address ~ G. CUTLER, Garbage N'
OILS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23


The FATAL HENLoCK Experiments
at the New York State Lunatio Asylum
have resulted in proving the great value Of
conium-thO hemlock Of the aucients-in
the iroatmon; Of insanity The concurrent
testimony Of tho cases in which il has been
tried Is that it soothes and mollifies the
motor centres, operating on the motor tract
as opium operates on the brain, thus qui
eiing and ronovaling too whole muscular
system, and acting indirectly as a tonic aud
nervine IL is now largely used in cases
OF epilepsy by New York physicians.
THE FASTEST HALF MILE EVER TRoT-
IT'D. y Yesterday morning Mr.. Bonner 6
marc Pocabon'ss trottsd half a mile at
Fleetwood Park in the extraordinary time
OF l.O4i. This is tho fastest half mile ey-
er troited Dexter and Startc have both
troitod IN l:O44 but Pocabontss has beat
en- their time By one quarter Of a second.
She was driven publicly by John Murphy,
10 sulky, IN presence Of number Of spec
taiors, aud timed by Mr.. Gilleodor, Mr.
Bonner, and Mr.. Van Colt, the Sup5rin-
.tcndent Of the Park. " Y. Sun, My 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

kTORRING CLASS MALE or FEHhLh-
NJ 500 week guaranteed Respecisoe
ment AZ bone. day or eycninE-n0 81
hired full Instructions and valuable p',,.
& GODS sent free ~ mail address wy
return stamp 81 YOUNG 4 CO., 10 Vo'F
it Street, New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

2 coo per day. Agents wanted
De- DZO All classes Of workilg r'o-
q, Of either sex, young or old, make more no.
~ at work for US IN their spare moments o.
| the time, than AT anything else Particulars
PC. Adde'S &. STlNSON & co. Portland
aine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
Write for Q Price List TO J. II. JOHNSTON
[EQE hT NnEXTEpM q -.

FTENRY WARD BEECHERS PAPER -
4 Largest circulation in The world GfoWs
|onderfnllJ. Its ne bert paper, gives subsoi-
hrs NE mOst BEAUTIFUL premium, offers CsoVs''-
Is the most LIBERAL TERMS. Send 70, Cir
blar.
J. j. FORD Il co, New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23
The Observation-Disclosures

III 4PpomaffOr G H, Va, april Oh, 1865.
a magnificent l4xIs inch Engraving OF the sur.
FENDER OF Gen. Lee, showing the armies. &c II
truly gem OF art, one which should hang in
ne parior OF every Southern home Sent By
pail, mounted on roller ami post.pajd on 70
3eipt OF 20 cents, or for so cenis. Agents
'anted. Address
j. g. & w NJ. BURROW,
Bristol, Tenn
Catalogues Of Pictures, Books, &c, scat free.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-23

THE DEATH or Ma. MoRDEcAI The fata! re 1.
suit Of the duel between Mr. McCarty aud Mr.
Nordecai, Of Richmond, Va, occurred on the
night Of The l4th instant. John B. Mordecai
was the son Of Mr. Augustus MOrdecai, Of Hen
rico county, Virgins, aud was born in 1870. At
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. SECOND
Judicial District, Stste Of Nevada. IN ana
for Ornsby county-In the niafterof the estate
Of JULIUS e GARRETT, deceased---PUrsuant TO
m order Of the Judge of said Court this day
made, notice is hereby given, that
Saturday, the 18th day OF April, A.
D., 1873.
At II O'Clock ~. Of that day, at the Courtroom
Of said Court. in Carson City, Ormsby county,
State Of Nevada. has been appointed IS the time
and place of hearing the petition Of William D:
Torrryson. praying for decree authorizing and
directing the administrators Of said estate to ex-
ecute and deliver to said petitioner conveyance
Of certain lands and tenements described in
said petition said petitioner alleging himself TO
b entitled to said conveyance by virtue OF .
certain contract made and entered into between
said deceased and said Torr,yson prior to the
decease Of said Garrett; upon the payment 6y
said TorreysOn to said administrators OF the
amount due from him to said estate by the
terms Of said contract; at which time and place
all persons interested therein may appear and
contest the same by filing their objections in
writing
THOMAS j. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Carson, Nevada. March Is. 1878. mhl9-td
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Take Warning !!
THE Y. II n n COMPANY Ann

L anxious to take due precaution against -
cidents and loss Of life resulting from running
Of their trains and they take this method Of
warning Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice a
Children playing about their Cars and locoms-
tivcs. Those having in charge the business OF
the Company find II impossible to faRsUADH
boys. who frequent the termini and stopping
places Of the road from climbing upon the caEU
and engines. and they will feel Themselves
Obliged to resort to morn decided measure Il
these annoysuces arr continued. Recent scei-
dents, which are wholly ascribable to the sars-
lessness Of persons jumping on and Of the cars
when in motion. should be warning enough h
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