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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition 81 yh.GS P6HRIsf6a, q Lynn,
Mass praying for thu extension Of patent granted
on the eth day Of January, 1855 Tor an
ID Machines for Lasting Boots and Shoes: ~ ,
on the ID day OF SeytembeF neyt, that the time for
ilins arguments and the ExAmners report be limi.
petition be heard the Nth day Of September next.
Asy ps''' M obpIt1r az ssI!fsnsG, omm..on,r
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III EROHAHT'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WI BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

R.reaftcr the nne Steamships 4 c. KNI6k sae
John GIBSON will make regular weekly $500
rips betwee NEW YORK, ALEXAN-
DRIA, WASHINGTON and GEORGE
TOWN, a. folowsc-Leaye NEW yOKK from Pier
SEoRGEToWS oysI1 THipA9 =. m, Les N;
ALEXANDRIA the same day Of 1 , m.
For full information apply TO &. p. A. DENHAM
Agent, once and wharf foot OF high street, 0s0rge
town, or ct tbs corner Of Nth street and New Yori
avenue.
"Freights delivered by Knoxs Express Or.
ders left at General once, COS Pennsy lyania ave
tended to,
iel1.n Nv, THOMPSON, President:
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II A II KIED.

OLARKE-MlLLER Al Chri,t Church. George.
Mslttr W. Williams, GEORGE a. CLARKE, Of
Wasbing'on on, d C., and LUCY ,. Only daas hter Of
tn. late Capt. william Miller, Of 81. Louis, Mo.
wOOLwoRTH-CLARK. Al 1905 v street,
ynly I'D; BY the Bey II. A; Cleveland, SMITH r.
A. WILLY ola RK, Of this city.
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L WAsHIse RON. D. q. July 81, INA.
On the petition OF GEORGE W. BANKER Of
s- Z N Fl hs ssy 81 s
is's, for an Improvement in mode Of manufacturing
Barrels, &C.: a s,ihl .aN >
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the sh day Of eeptemser NEXT that the time
for filing arguments and The Examiners report be
limited TO the 18th day Of September next and that
said petition be heard on ths Nth day Of September
next.
Any .pe..on MAJ eR,css th hi sEtsnssoa.
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DY B. H. WARNER,
No. T29 7th street, between G and II sts

IL Broker
No. T29 7th street, between and II SITS.
STORY MASsARD ROOF HNB IasEmss n
T FfEsF s4hEET HSsf ESErH oAfffof AND
a BS virtue Of four deeds Of trust from Jane.
III and duly recorded in iiber No. So, foIio. rs,
~, rs and rs Of the land records for Washington
he fs Ci
the premises, on Thu RsDAY, July Sist, ISIS, at
in B. 81 of
numbered six hundred and seventy five. (675) and
BY virtue of the trust recorded in liber No SOS,
foio 2 all that piece OF parcel Of ground beginning
west twenty (7O) feet along street, thence south
eighty (SO feet, thence cast twenty ODD feet, and
thence north to the original point of beginning
BY virtue of the trust recorded in liber No 6s5,
eighty (0 feet west Of ist street east aud running
west twenty (2o) feet along street, thence south
eighty (SU) feet, thence east twenty I'D feet, aud
thence north TO the original point Of beginning
eighty 500 feet.
folio 2is, all that piece parcel Of ground, beg A.
ming one hundred lOOl feet west Of ls street east
bsuce south eighty 9 thence a esst
feet and thence north 20 the original point Of be-
BY virtue Of the trust recorded in Liber No. 6sS,
toiio 5, al that piece or parcel OF ground, begin
sire east and running west twenty 2Ol feet along
street. thence south eighty 500 feet; thence east
point OF beginning eighty tSoJ feet tosethSr wi n
the improvements thereon, consisting Of a th rec
story Msusard and basement Brick House on each
of said lots.
Terms $1,000, with ten per cent interest from
August 26, 1871, and expenses of sale each house
cash; balance in six and twelve months, with inter-
est from the day Of sale, secured oy deed of trus,
on the property. If terms Of sale are not complied
with in ten days after sale, the property will be
sold at risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser
purchasers. Sl50 down at time of sale on each
house. All cOnyeyancing at cost Of purchaser or
purchasers.
The above-described parcels Of ground are sold
subject to deeds Of trust recorded in Lber 665 oos
81, "a, l0l and 90, to secure $500 each.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR., Trustee.
jyl5dSds j. t. COLDKELL, Salesman
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X ERBY, DENT & CO., Gess,ay Axcfsoassys aad
n Corsrlt,s,os Msretaats, also Agents isr Her,
31s 9T1 STREET, near Pennsylvsnia avenue
Goods sold Ct auction ct our rooms or any part Of
Estate st auction. Liberal advances on oonsign-
ments and prompt retur mylO-ly
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EVENING STAR.

QUARREL OvKR A DKAD BoDy -rher. ~.
strange snd unpleasant war OF words AZ a.
Mhlmnntic cepot the other evening ees~~~r
Two sisters over The disposition OF the ho.iy OF
brother, which arrived from Meridian via The
evening train from Hartford. The Po~s of the
stter city thus describes tue psiniul scene =
Nerwich and the other in wnnmsntic On
khrnins Of her brcther's oesth. the Norwich
10y seht 70 Meridian, procured . cofen. &c
body shiPpsd 30 Nsrwich for bu-i.l Pie esq.,
oIesldes IN Nltlimsntic. and who hsd been
nc eat ense In the matter desired 90 h,ve the
made an tempt 90 get po~-rs.son 81 !, se,s
nearing statement OF the case and le.rn,,.
that the charges on tho body had heep rad
through % Norwich. the station sre,a NJ
Avery. ordered u Go be put aboard the .,..,'
boat train, which Vas done with the a.~ist.n..
- ohcers liz wsfs disgusting snd dissraceful
T,s4I, oas o. eourr dre- crowd Of Interested
eitzens, who, pressing too cio.eiy about the
parties, were addressed by one &C the women a.
fclloss;-"For PHYS ssse, &c utlersen, please
s'Snd oAeh aud eve the corps arr"
THs srryr or Bssoks.-some ipctients Of
the late nre NJ Michigsmmi and Spor Mines
Miehigsn, are thus related BY apsp~r nub-
iished IN the vicinity: at wssin M ,,s,s,s,,
hood OF the powder snd nitro-glvr.r1De mac.
Kines that the great danger lay. Had th.y ex-
ploded the loss OF life would have been faArfal
and in the efforts 10 avert this new dan srr srs.,
courage was displayed Dr. Cobb, the old time
fireman and IRE commissioner OF petrt,it Do~
snpeiinte ndent OF the Spur, after finding all ef-
forts Ia save the stable and other bull ns near
vain, tuTaed bus att ntlon 60 the powder maya
Eine, and with buckets OF water eNtineutshed
several time . dre that hAd already eaten it, waV
through the trst layer OF board. covering some
TO kegs of powder. Under the Michigammi
magazine, containing about one aud a al artar
tons OF nitro glycertne and eighty kegs OF pow
der, eight OF which we're open,l located jusf be-
yond the miraculously saved mill and ,.,t over
the lake, the high water of last spring had de-
posted aquantty Of DRIFT wood, dry a. DOW
drf thtn, which repeatedly caught FIRE, and
Vas as often put out by Capt Curly, All sts,d nv
a single Swede, who nobly stood by him and
crawling under the buildinc the two threw out
the burning wood with their hands.
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'eI'' 2 TTH WnaRT BRABLEf Trustees.
le2S- SaW3M Hdts LATIMER Il OIEARY hncts
10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
ID No. 1901, Northwest cor ner 10th and ID street

ID No. 1901, Northwest cornerlOth aud streets
SALE OF -FOUR GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON
THE ISLAND, CORNER 3D. AND N STREETS
. SOUTHWEST
On TUESDAY, July 29th, 1873, at O'Clock
a. m, shall sell, the premises, lots 49, 10,
20, and q, in square 5o6. Lot 10 being improved
by good two-story frame dwelling, containing "a
four rooms and kitchen, with brick foundation;
sh ade trees in front. Title perfect.
Terms: One-f cash; balance In 6, II, and Is
months, secured by q deed of trust the premises
S25 down each lot on day Of sale. Convey ancing
at purchasers cost.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jyl5-eo6ds German AnziegerAI Auctiopeers
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"LKNoEADK PARTIES" are now the fashion
able summer amusement Is some parts Of IIli-
nois-hsppily, not Chicago. First they lemon
ade, then they promenade, the N they gsscon abe
and then they flirt-All ON sour stomachs.
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i q n orasr Of The Orphans eosrs o. SsitimOss
deceased, are Commanded 70 appear in said OouIt on
or before the SlsI BAY OF yrLI. las TO autneati-
vi" ss &. Hs.ay'''d so1 i s ;sGsaSs
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NOTICR-That r. g. JUSrH, 6l9 D street, BE-
IN tween 9Th AID 7th streets northwest, sels Gus
SECOND. HAND CLOTHING
q les tha1haH the cost Of ready made new ones.
SILK DRD00E8 speciality. fetSD
EINUINI sOOfCR CHsvIOr SUITS for q
", . s:ls as. "a. srsAus'' asil f'aaa' s''''
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STEAMER LINES.

ANckH!l! ss LIE BIZ sfps c!ss R1sI' H.,
Lhs p.:.ssssr soconnea.sions s a s.s.nslI Of
s; .a LIN: X S:SIs' :::s Ton:
tho. fsizfiisst II Ss0 Sasssor 10
c Cola. 01rrsncy.
0i 81: :::s;: Tee ::saiIs: =. y.
s ~ s:. ::
For psstSss ~ ~ 1t1En1t M StharuESpp 5
oH fESERnWns ees.e$sn, Esv ioIki AlNIE E. HUI
a,. NJ WILLIAMSON irss Penn .yepus.
Asen.., " ---.ss.o.. me-t,tnS@
NEW s1fasss t ii1v VA oAsAL.
iasr6s 1Ab as6s1.ao*4i. GA'H'
sdeiphie, WfbEfSDxY and eAT. =
UfDH1, Ian.
DAT "a sxT III DAY. - d. o.'TuAS
This line oonnects at .PhilsAsi phia With "ClydeS
Non kns 9, isssmes s9r rroydsnee Boston and
nj: ape C,vS.f aYpI. Agent for D. q D. y
Fl Esfp, AZ S%i: rTm va
wALDo 4. ffARGI, Sc Congress Street, DO.
~Freishs. delivered BY Kpoxs l,press. ordsr
Or at the steamer wharf Will be promptly ATTENDED
xD As1INoTON- 0ORFOIE p0s-o1 -
w PR6VIDENCH NoofoN' AND
nayins rsSumed ber reeuisr tytrs 70
s :, 10 ,, VII Leave cave hsr Ehhart loot
THURsDAY, N >. m tonchins Al prinoIpal Rive,
hssndipss connect ns q Nerfon with ssssmship o
Freisht should be sadrseS "cars ~ sSy ~ ~.
TTnre., on oe. sos psnnsy,Ysnis ayan1s nhoA'
T. NJ. CRoU6H, Agent, III street wharf
r,x p1nrts. az ~ !, Seno y ASent.
80 : - . W =, .-a -. e..o - w..
rUNARO LINE.
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NEW DIsIaHs FOB LADIES AND oHIL
DEEMS DRESSES AT
MRS. @. b. MAURERS'
STAMPING DEPOT,
D-tr SIT Tth strsse.
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HOTELS.

Union HOTEL, GEORGE DO,
~ V. SHINN, Proprietor.
This hotel has been newly RENTED and furnished.
II contains all the modern improvements-hct and
cold baths bells and gas 1t is eniently
being situated on the line of the Washington and
Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars Of
which, from the railroad and teamboat de pots pass
the door every two three minutes. The guests Of
this house can reach any Of the public buildings Of
the national capital any place of amusement,
by pleasant ride of few minutes. Persons doing
business along the line of the canal and on the
house. decllly
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WAsHINeTOEa EoRroLk, BOSTON, AND
~. On. ,,o, sROvLpESpHE n, run TAX,
EUNARp LINE.

With the view OF diminishing the chances OF COLI.
sion, the Steamers OF this Line will, henceforth,
take aspecined course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from q ueensto wn to New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of 50 ct 3 Lat,
nothing tn the north OF IS.
Tn the Homewsrd Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 50 at a Lat nothing 20 the north OF a. iva
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LIVERY STABLES.

LII LII SlADLEAS.
n Major q son, HACK AND HIRING
STA BLES, 1419 NRw YORK AvENrR, BIZ
TWEEN l4IH AND 18th STREErs--First-e class Sin
gle and Double Teams, Open and Close Carriages
for hire. We would call particular attention to
light Pleasure Coaches for Picnics, Excursions and
Fishing parties, which may be had at the lowest
rates. jy2l-Sm
b. OLCOTT 4 son,
y. BOARDING, LIVERY and SALE STABLES,
street between 18Th and l4th SITS ,trsAr
all kinds, Horses and Buggies, Phaetons, &c, for
Hire: Special attention paid to the care of Board
ing Horses. decls-ly
A LLISON NATLOR, Jr.,
"A LIVERY AND HIKING STABLES.
STYLISH CARRIAGES and COACHMEN.
dec0-ly 1893 E street northwest.
RLINGTON sTABLEs,-R CRUIT, ia :,
"A G STREET, BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH.
Carriages by day or night, and for weddings or
parties. deeply
CONGRESS STABLES,
~ STH STREET, BETWEEN DANpE.
Horses and Buggies for Hire, and fresh supply
Of good horses for sale every week.
jyslly RICHARD WANT, Proprietor
WASH: NAHOR's STABLES, 1926 81.
w CARRIAGES Of the latest styles constantly
on hand and for hire by the day OF month.
Parties, W eddinRs, and Receptions furnished with
the most comfortable and elegant Carriages.
Particular attention to boarding Horses, and
Horses always for sale and exchange decl5
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BOOKS, PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS AT Prp.

BOOhs, PAPEhs AND DOCUMENTS AT PU B.
Lilo AUCTION
W ~ be sold 10 pay storage and other charges, on
THURSDAY, july gath, at AZ O'Clock m, at the
warehouse of John Ogden, No, 3I4 7th street. be-
tween Mar ket Space and u street
Gales Seaten Annals Of Congress, from 1871,
- about l90O volumes, (unboundl
volumes, (unbound.D
A large number Of volumes of the Public Land Iaus
of the United States.
Estimated weight about GO 200 pounds
Terms at sale. LATIMER CLEARY,
Jyls-dts IRepJ Auctionaars
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AUCTION sALEoF FURNIruRs otorurxc
AND PAMNBRokERs GOOns
n SATURDAY MORNING. At 10 O'Clock.
W we will sell, al our Auction House, an assert
ment Of Walnut Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits,
Also,
AT III O'Clock, sale Of Clothing and large lot Of
pavnbroker's Goods, consisting Of Gold and silver
stohe-, Jewelry, Table Cutlery, &c
JyBI' JOHNSON & BARNEs Aucts
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DY LATlMER CLEARY,
ID Auctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylva and street,
Star Once Building.
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DY LATIMER CLRARY, r.fl.-sr
. ID heal Estate Broksss and AHctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth sfreef
- Star Ofsce Building. :, s....
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1.-THE ABovEsALl Is POSTPONED until
place. b HI. WARNER, Trustee.
JyS-d6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ntiI
MONDAY, July 2eth, 1873, same hour and place.
b. H. WARNER, Trustee.
jyl6-dSds LATIMER CBEARV, Aucts.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Forenoon Board.
$50 Ophir So. san, 50; 511s, 81. 81 b3O, SO, DADS
81 Gould ( Curry Us, 177k, $50 bao. 1929 BIZ
100 Savage 81. SO, 80. slA. 81. 80. 81 So, 3d.
- b30
90 Chollar Sc. 55h. Sc 50, Sc. 81 bio
lbs Hale Norcrosss IS, 89h, SO, 89k, 80, 80
o45 Point 90. 90, 92k, "a bso, ask, 90
235 Jacket n. Is, 75N. TIL b3O, IS b50, &c b3
200 Imperial S5s, ga, Ss4 b3O, 81
90 Empire rs
10 Alpha IS
10 Kentuck 160 h3O
377 Belcher 81, 941t, %, sc, 81 bso, 9oh, 81
961.
1S5 Confidence 10as
100 Con Virginia AZ b30, 40 b3o
80 Sierra Nevada 14h
81 Daney =
20 EXcheQuer IGN
I25 Overptan So, 6sh; 20 b30
Seq Befcher Is
Is Justice SO. SO
70 Julia 50, 5.
225 a L Utah * IL
800 Baltimore Con- 2?s, ~
90 Silver Hill ~. ia
900 New York Con Ia, Ii
$50 Woodville 5a
335 Globe 3
Evening Report.
745 Valley 1871, 1917, 1875, 1914, 1879 b3O, Is 4
b3O
44O Raymond Ely %, "a b30, 91k, 90 bio,
81 4 b. 91A b.. 81 b3O
915 Eureka Con 14a:, Is, Is $50, Is $50
los Phoebe IL. IL So, IL $40
900 Phoenix rs
lbs Alps 35s, b30
800 Flag ~; tn; IL b3O
los Chapman 70cts. 65cts
275 Hunt 3, 2?s, bio, ) b3
100 Silver Peak Ia
500 Ingomar 17s,2
so Peavine 60cts
60 Eureka q 16
400 Amador Tunnel "A
155 Phoebe Phoenix 81, =, bio
$50 Newark 34; 3ls b3O 81
800 Chief Hill, IA
625 Belmont SIS, b3O, Ga b3O
6O0.Independent III
20 Cedarberg ~
$50 G Chariot 9, 81, Ssl, 9 b30
Is Treasure So
$50 Belcher sc. 95. 95 b5, 94s, "a, 90 b3O
100 Chollar 81. SO, 571a, 57S4
20 Point "a, 941s, X Sd
40 Savage S314, 80, 81 S3 b5. 821s
10 Con Virginia As b3O, Al, 46h
900 Silver Hill 8, "a
10 Alpha 46
o65 o phir 40, 491e, 81 b3O 50 b3O, so b3C
20 Hale 4 Norcross 80. 81, 80
$50 Overman 70, GS1a. 70le b3O, 20 b30; So; 6S Z
AIS Globe 81, j9s, SO bio
GO Justice 9
G5 Buckeye -.
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Next door TO RalI S hardware store,
Opposite the Ormsby House.
| ia1-ow CARSON CITY. NEV
w. r. WILSON'S
STAGE LIME.
I'm AND AFTER DATE, STAGES
~ will leave this office every
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,.
AND FRIDAY,
GENOA, PINE GROVE And AURORA,
Connecting at Aurora with
ULLRICK & wRrttHT'S STAGES TO
Hot Springs,
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Through connection
TO INOEPEND ENcE,
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
From CARSON, making close connections with
Stages at INDEPENDENCE for
Lone Pine, Swansea, and
CeYro Cordo.
~ A yxx-i11
connect with stages at H IT SPRINGS for CO.
LUMBUS and SILVER PEAK.
w, F. WILSON, Proprietor.
Carson City, January !, 1873. ja3-tf
GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
Stage Line.
YINHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
purchased the interest Of Mr.. Luther Odds
in the above named
GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
STAGE LINE,
beg leave to inform the travelling public that
they running line of CONCORD
COACHES, carrying passengers, express and the
United States mail, from
GENOA via Sheridan, fredericksburg,
WOodfortl's, Markleeville, Mount
Bullion and Monitor to
SILVER MOUNTAIN.
HyLeaves Genoa every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves Silver
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
VIM. f. WILSON,
JOHN ID. KERSEY.
Carson City, January 1. 1873. ja5-tf
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Mr.. Clemens {" Yank, for shorty and
his better half, left. Carson yesterday for
their home at the lake shore-their resi-
dence at the station having been unfor-
tunately burnt to the ground lately.
AMONG other good things, if you want
to get a cup of pure, strong, home coffee
20 to Legate's. Legate is an ''old timer
and has been celebrated as cook on this
coast for twenty years: Call to see him
at Winston's Exchange:
TONNE EDWARDS delighted his nu-
merous friends yesterday by reappear-
ing in Carson. He has been visiting at
Gilroy, California.
j. S. SUNDERLAND, Ex-Lieutenant
Governor, who has been the victim to
long and distressing illness, was abroad
again, yesterday:
HANDSOME WEEkLY-The Reno State
Journal in its last issue shows signs of
extraordinary enterprise--enough so to
make that paper the largest and most
valuable Of the weekly press of this State.
LoCoMoTivEs.-Ther are now thir-
teen locomotives on the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, instead of ''four or
five," as intimated by a contemporary.
Two more (new ones) are expected to ar
rive about the 18th of this month, and
still another sometime in February
making in all sixteen. When the new
engines arrive the company will run
double trains-sending two trains from
this city and Carson every two hours
instead of one, as at present. This
will give us twenty-eight trains daily lex
elusive c:'the passenger train) between
this city and Virginia Chronicle.
This would seem to be, in brief, a very
complete answer to the criticisms Of the
said Contemporary
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Va. Jan. 6-7:30, P. MIR. Kelley
the new reporter, shot niger. Have
it published in morning paper on. P.)
hidden (Madden).
Captain J. G. Kelley, late assayer in
Austin, formerly Captain of Nevada Vol
,inteers -Mlrried, wife in Virginia
IL zeal" pro tenn on Chronicle during
absence Of John 1. Ginn-Probably a
COAX"
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A CRAZY man, named Seabolt, was
brought from Empire and placed in the
hands of the authorities here, yesterday.
He refuses to eat for fear that his keep
ers want to poison him. He looks at
his food and calls it arsenic and strych-
nine. The poor victim has been ill fol-
more than year and is wasted to a
skeleton.
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The cNew Daily Appral..

FUGITIVE MURDERER BROUGHT BACK
From Sheriff Swift, who returned yes
terday morning having Pierce Ill Gus
tody. We get an account of the convict S
travels and actions in trying to make
good his escape. Leaving Genoa he
proceeded to Lake Valley by the kins-
bury grade. He bought a mustang and
saddle from McCawber "a ranchman in
the Valley for $40. on which he rode to
the environs of Placerville. Thence he
made his way to point below Stockton
where he sold his horse and took train
for San JOSE He stepped here day
lodging around in the town, and then
took the train for Gilroy where he re-
manned four days engaged mostly in
poker playing. Pierce is n master III
this game, and succeeded in winning
over $500 at it. From Gilrov he re-
the latter place. Shortly after getting
on board he was recognized by lady
whose husband keeps a saloon in Nir-
ginia; her name we suppress, not being
authorized to publish it. He talked with
this lady who informed on him to II gent
leman friend who in turn told Mr.. Dyer
(the old time stager that now has liv-
cry stable in Gilroy and one in Salinas)
Mr.. Dyer telegraphed to the officers at
Salinas that Pierce was coming; SO that
when he arrived he was Immediately ar
rested by Sheriff WATSON and imprisoned.
Sheriff Swift says that the Sheriff and
county officers of Monterey showed him
the utmost courtesy and politeness
He brings home with him the pleasant
est recollections of the attentions of
these gentlemen, to meet the like of
whom always, he says, would make him
a perfectly happy man. These officers
he'd the prisoner in spite of vigorous eff
forts of his attorney to release him on
various pretexts. If the official dispatch
from Governor Bradley had not come in
good season, they and the citizens were
going to keep him under any circum-
stances until called for. They have had
so much of fellows similar to Pierce in
their own county, that they are determ-
ined to put up with no more of the
stripe.
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J. S. SUNDERLAND, Ex-Lieutenant
Governor, who has been the victim to
long and distressing illness, was abroad
again, yesterday:
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SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, January 6, 1873
PRESENT Whitman, c. j. Belknap, j

PREsENr-Wh Whitman, c. j. Belknap, j.
Hawley, J.
George A. Knight, Esq, admitted as
an Attorney;
State of Nevada, respondent VS.. John
| Burke, appellant. No counsel appear
| ing for appellant; motion was made by
the Attorney General for affirmance OF
the Judgment of the Court below. So
| ordered
Joseph Leonard, appellant VS.. J. F.
former briefs.
Cases We're set as follows.
State VS.. J. Bedford Roberts, for We'd
nesdey, 18th instant.
Porter Warren, ct al VS.. John Qnill,
ct al, set for Friday, 10th inst.
State VS.. All Tom, ct al. set for Thurs
day 10Th inst
Mark Strouse, vs. LIST District Court
set for Tuesday, 14th inst.
John c. Lynch, VS.. Eliza lawson,
Wednesday 10Th inst.
Clarke 81 Wells, VS.. Lyon county,
Saturday, 18th inst.
II. Welland, ct al. VS.. NJ. Huber,
Wednesday, 15
w. Skyrme, VS.. Occidental NJ. & NJ.
Co., FEBRUARY Sd.
Lyon county, VS.. Washoe county, Fri
day 10.
W. H. Groves, VS.. Samuel Tallman
ct al, Saturday 18th inst.
Virginia & Truckee R. r. Co., VS..
John Henry and wife, Friday, 10th inst
Court took recess to Friday the 10th
inst, at II o. clock A. NJ
To accommodate counsel from abroad
the time for opening Court is changed to
II O'Clock A. NJ, at which hour it Will
meet promptly.