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, 1873-10-10

Political matters in the State Of Mississippi
are gottiug into confusion that does not
promise we'll for the peace aud good order Of
the State. Tho State Constitution required that
the Legislature should. by appropriate law, pro-
vide that all general elections Of the 6tate
should bo biennial. Tho Legislature 40 onaated,
and in 30 doing provided that tic election for
members Of Congress, Presidential Electors, etc.,
should take place In 1874 and for Congress- ovory
two yaars thereafter, aud for 6tate officers
In 1871 and eyory two years thereafter. Acting
undor this law, both parties havo prepared
for an election Of Governor and State off,
GERS, Legislature, etc., this fall. About a
month ago, the question was discussed whether
tho Legislature Ind not got things mixed, and
whethor the Constitution did not prohibit mora
than one "gonoral election in each two yoars;
and whether the election which took place In
1879 was not "gonoral," in which case there
could not DO another general election until 1874.
The Attorney General OF tho State has addressed
lengthy opinion to tho Governor, advising that
officer that, under tho Constitution, thoro can ba
tho Governor has made proclamation to TINT
effect. III the meantme, the political campalgn
continues, and tho local officers propose to hold
tho election anyhow. Whoever may got the most
yotos at this oleutioa, even II It tako p1aca
In only half tho etato, will claim the Office OF
Governor, which tue present Governor will ro-
fuss to surrender. and then will come tho
Louisiana trouble all over again. It Senator
Amcs DO elected dovornor,-the negroes and
Auea having declared their purpose to hayo IN
election anyhow,-there will be another mar
SHAKING Of troops, another Hoizuro Of the stato'
House, another opinion by the United Btatos At
torney- General Is to who is Governor OF s1iasis'
sippl. Having installed two Goyoraors by tha
bayonot, tho General Government might as well
take the whole business of 6sata doyornmantA
into lt4 own hauda at oneA.
, 1873-10-10

4 journalist In Paris has forecast the political
horoscope Of Franco, and announces the fotlow.
Ing result:
Henry '. comes to the throne, which ends In rev.
olution, and, Of corrse, aroet-Aghta. H. Thiers IL
taken to harricade by tho mob and thcro killed. Then
comos tho ahdication Of tho King, aud AacAraton Il
onco more Dictator. Soon after, rappe. att pttpis,
when tho following is tho voting: Empire, 57oo 900;
Kepuhque a.ooo,oa0; D'orloans, 60o,0Oo. Napoleon
". cnters Paris, accompanied by a1arsnl aacaahons
great rejoicing; universal happucsH; general ana
neBty.
The frat part OF the prophecy is already ap-
parently near fulflllment. "Henry v" seems
to be tile coming MIN. It will bo better for tho
French people that ho should come aa soon as
possible, 1t ho is to como at all. The sooner
this happens, tho sooner will tho Bourbon farce
be- ended,
, 1873-10-10

Springfield has a HenHation. Tho School
Doard has stricken tho word "whito +" out Of
tho regulations, and thrown opon the doors Of
tho public schools to applicants Of overy variety
Of color from mauvo to jet black. Tho Register
is reported aH grea!ly troubled thoroat aud there
arc rumors that tho ,haut monde will withdraw
ita children. Serious as this opposition may bo,
tho Board will probably find itself constrained
to abide by tho spirit Of tho amendments to tho
Constitution of the United States.
, 1873-10-10

Col. John B. Baldwin, one Of tho foremost
lawyers and public men in Virginia, died fow
days aince at staunton, in that State. In 1876.
he was eloctod to the Legislature and served
for several years. Whom tho war broke out ho
was appointed Inspector General Of tho volun-
toore Of tho State, aud subsequently was elected
to tho Confederate Congress. Wien the ,sar
closed, ho was elected to tho first Legislature
under tho piorropont Government, aud was
Of tho Conservative Convention which assem-
bled in Richmond that year, aud at tho Demo-
cratic Convention hold in Nov York in 1868,
which nominated Seymour and Blair, ho was tha
Chairman Of the Virginia delegation.
, 1873-10-10

We print OIL the second page of this mornings
paper list Of tue stato and county elections
lions occur In California, Iowa, Kansas, Mary
land, Massachusetts, Minnesota, mississippi,
Ohio, New Joraoy, New York, Pennsylvania,
Te1as, Virginia, aud Wisconsin, several Of tho
States olccting full ticket from Governor
down, and othors only particular State officials.
Tho Tickets in the various States are also given
as they have boen made up by the conteuding
narIinH.
, 1873-10-10
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Tho Board OF Supervisors for Macoupfn Coun-
II, Ill, are likely to find that they cannot rofuae
Intention to q 1nandanua Of tho United States
Circuit Court with impunity. Having refused
10 loyy tux for tho payment Of the interest on
tho Conrt-Honse bonds, when ordered 30 to do,
they will be soyerally commanded to appear at
the next term of court to show cause why
tloy should not be committed for contempt.
, 1873-10-10

Judge Upton, Of Bloomington, has refused to
grant change of venue in tho suit brought
againet the Directors OF tho Gilman, Clinton D.
Springfield Railroad, tho nature Of which has
already been explained in thoao columns. The
change of venue waa asked Oh the ground that
judge Tipton is prejudlced against railroads, in
attestation Of which tho defendants point to bis
decision in tho familiar discrimination case. The
case will como for argument to-day.
, 1873-10-10

The Emigration Commission, sent to Europe
some tmo since by the Secretary Of tho Troas-
ury, arc preparing their report, which will be
made part of tue secretary'a annual report to
tho next Congress-. It is stated TINT they will
recommend permanent international commits
sion, for the better protection Of emigrants to
this country, aud to provide for redress in tho
case Of frauds.
, 1873-10-10

Mr. Schuyler Colfax's idea Of retirement from
public life is illustrated by bis frequent appear
anco In the capacity Of public speaker at fairs
and other popular gatherings, as reported in tue
dispatches Of the last fow days.
, 1873-10-10

Tho debt Of Now York City and County, whicl,
ire practically the samo, is sl36. zoe, ,98165. on
which SC, ,354, ,0O9.17 is payable in interest," These
figures should be kept in view by Chicago tax
payers pending municipal elections.
, 1873-10-10

The Dean Of Canterbury made tho very sensi-
bio remark, at tho Evangelical Alliance yester~
day, that the body Ind not assembled to make
Constitution for the United States.
, 1873-10-10

cash, md 3o1No seller November. oats wore
1osa active. and }1@ho lovor, closing at $50
cas1, md 9oa@o99Gc seller November. Ryo
WAS quiet and unchanged, Ut CSC. Barley was
moro active and ahadc tlrnor, closing At $l.3s
for No. 2, and slid for No. 9. Hogs wero nc
two at 30 dooline, witt, snlos Mt a4.o0@4.o5.
Tho cattlo aud Bhoop markots woro dull and
, 1873-10-10

The election Of officers BY tho Western Union
Telegraph Company resulted in the choice Of
William Orton for President, Us WAS anticipated,
with 4. 3. Cornell, N. Green, Augustus schol,
George H. Mumford, and Harrison Durkeo aB
Vice-PreBidontH.
, 1873-10-10

Tho trial Of Stokes will now go on, his counsel
having withdrawn their objection to the jury
panel. Tho work OF impaueling the jury waa In
progress yesterday,
, 1873-10-10

Tho colored Republicans Of Now York State
have rejected proposition to diBband their
separate political organizations mud join tile
Republicans,
, 1873-10-10

4 decision Of Judge McAllstor's, Of the 1lli-
nols Supreme Court, reported elsewhere in this
papor, is important ia defining perjury, which
be holds to 10 tan act of false swearing in re-
epect to q mnttor material to tho point Of in-
, 1873-10-10

Tho financial nows from New York indicates
nervous aud unBestled feeling which oaunot con-
tinue many days longer without aerouH results,
though these rosu1ta may not oxert a material
influence outside Of Now York. Stocks declined
on tho Exchange from to 1019 cents,
Westezn Union falling 1014 aud drag
, 1873-10-10

Tho nineteen porsona cal1od the State Board Of
Equalization hayo shown their ears again III tho
matter Of taxing the capital atock Of private
corporations in Chicago. As An illustration, lot
us take two cascs. The Chicago Post ia pub
lisbod by an incorporated company. The Chi
cago Journal ia published by private firm.
Both papers are published in tho afternoon. As
matter OF fact, the Journal is much more
valuable piece OF property than the Post. Tho
Posi- has employed in printing itg paper press,
and cortain amount Of type aud furniture,
worth perhaps 100000. Tho Journal has ma
chinery, etc., employed in tho printing Of
its paper, property Of the same kind,
valued at about tho same aum. The Board
Of Equalization has provided that this property
shall be aHsesaed at 10 per cent Of its real yalue
or, say, s2l,o00 caah But tie Post, being an
incorporated company, is taxed, in addition, on
TO per cent Of its capital Stock and the two tax
bills will he thus made out:
Erening Journal to State Of Illinois, Dr..
ErentHa Fest to State Of Illinois, Dr.:
IL psr cent oa o aapa sS
........... t525.oo
Or. Dy taI on property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l0.00
Net ta1..... $3lboo
Assuming that tho entire property OF both con-
corns employed In tho publication Of thoir pa-
pers to be the same, 1t will beaoon that the Post
will have to pay 500 more tax than the Journal
, 1873-10-10

instantly recognized by tho whole public. Their
candidate for Mayor, especially, must be man
Of known ollnractor and fo1co. A good tlckot is
wliat no want most Of nil, and It is mattor Of
socondary importance who puts It In nomination.
, 1873-10-10

Tho Board Of County Commissioners has
designated the Judges and precincts Of election,
which will he found In detail elsewhere.
, 1873-10-10

pardonab1o ofronBo. Dtshop noinkons wtitos
TINT lo and his branch OF tho Catholic family
will continue to recognize, in principle, "tho
prlmaoy Of Rorno as a historical institution, in
tho Bamo aorlBe aB tho anoiont undivided Chria-
tim Church acknowledged it," Da]lop NenkonB
clatnlH to belong to tho samo Christian family
with Iomo nnd hopes, by tho withdrawal of
the absurd dogma Of papal infallbity, to havo
their former rolations with the Popo restored.
Tho Evangelical Alliance, with Christian lovo
and spirit Of toloration nll tho moro commend
ablo because hitherto suppressed, embraces
Bishop noinlsons; asks him no questions; giyos
him liberty to boliovo in anything md overy-
thing that ho and bis followers havo ever be-
loved and taught as Roman Catholics, and
claims him aa Christian brother. ALI honor to
tho mon who hayo thus proclaimed universal
toloratio1, federation evon to tho professors
md teachers Of Roman Catholicism.
Tie great maaa Of mankind who take no In
terest III tue diBputoH botwoon Christians, con-
corning moro mattera Of form, will DO gladdoned
by this action Of tho evangelical bodies, which,
putting under foot tho bitter projudices and
hatreds Of tho past, havo broken through tho
crust Of oxclusiveness which has encased them,
and proclaimed that honceforward they 1ocog-
nize all believers In Chriat as Christians; that
more Bectarinn nomenclature Ia no longer to
divide tho Christian family; that Biahop
Roinkons, with his nitro and orozter, is to TO-
eoive the right hand Of fellowship from Ills
Presbyterian and Methodist brothers and that
tho only rivalry shall be as to which will bring
tho moro sinners to repentance, nnd do the
greater good In the world.
Tho example OF toleratton sot by the Evangol-
ical Alliance ought to be universally followed.
Lot the various UhriRtian bodies learn moro Of
each other; Lot them cultivate tho acquaintance
Of all Christian people; lot thoro bo general
toleration,-a complete abandonment Of strife
and donunctatfon,- the world will soon con-
tain more aud botter Christians, human charity
will DO enlarged, and mankind will bless the day
when Catholics md Professionals Joined hands as
| brothors in tho Same Christian family.
, 1873-10-10

Tho President has announced Ills intention Of
being present at tho Reunion Of tho Army Of ths
Tennessee, ut Toledo, ne1t weok.
, 1873-10-10

GLOBE T1lEATRE-n nosp|atucs stront, ,bntwser Mad.
lson and Washington. enlargement Of John Thompson.
- tiausf and Dlxie.h
, 1873-10-10

MUSIC ItALI-Clark stroot, totwsen Randolph and
Lake. Thoodoro TIL lssas' Orchestra.
, 1873-10-10

MYERS orERA.11oEsE- Monroe etreet betwecn
Dearborn nnt Stnt0. "Funny Mokos In q Fog" 81Ln-
ltrosy and concnlcs.
, 1873-10-10
Ube Ub1faDn Ufibu11e.

Friday Morning, October 10, 1873.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

DHENIX SILVER MINING CC%lPA-
NY Location OF works, Eureka
Mining District, Eureka County, State OF
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, hat at a meet
ing of the Board OF Trustees held on the
10th day of April, 1873, an assessment
no l0l of twenty-five cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold and silver coin, to
the Secretary, at the office OF the COM
pany, room 26 Hayward's Building, Sal
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Zlst day OF
May, 1873, will be delinquent, and adj
vertised for sale at pubic auction, and
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on the nth day of June, 1873, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
eos,s of advertising and expenses of sale.
Bo order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH mcguire, Secretary,
O~fice-ROom ~, HayWard's Building.
No. 4l9 California street, a Francisco,
California. apo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
Notice of Assessment.

JACKSON MINING CONT 81
81 cation of works, Eureh"' :
County, Nevada. .,o, at a
Notice is hereby given, tna " said
ing of the Board of Directors urtb
pany, held on the twenl!- NoI
March, 1873, an assessmeh, ovipd
Ten Cents per share was raijod
the capital stock of the colpS Siata
able Immediately, in unlleu
and silver coin, to the SeelelSd
office of the company, 20 GUautorn@
mia street, San Francisco, San ASSES
Any stock upon which tn hs sSh
shall remain unpaid on ame Al
April 1873, will be deIinq anctiO}
vertised for sale at pubic made
unless payment shall s se day o.
will be sold on the l@n asses
1873, to pay the delinque and.yertsi1
together with costs Of au
By order of the Directors; sec,et
II. C. KlBBE, sal
Or1t-4l9 California s'ie'" 10
cisco, California. -
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Ieaal.
NOTICE

OFFICE OF Thee UNITY TREAsuRER,)
EUREKA, COUNTY. NEv.,
APRIL, loTH, 1878.
GEAFED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
~ ccivcd mt the office of the under
signed upto and including the first day
OF May, y. II. 1873, at L. o'clock NJ, of said
day, turthe sale of 5000 or $1,000 of the
bonds OF Eureka County. to be issued by
the Board of County commissioners of
said county, under and by virtue of an
act OF the Legislature of the state of Ne
Nada, approved March 9TH. 1873. No bid
will be received at less than par. Said
bonds TO bcartnterest at a rate not to eX-
coed eighteen per cent. per annum, from
the date ofthcir issue, and payable semi
annually. at Eureka, Nevada. Fly order
of the Board OF County Commissioners.
W. a. SEATON,
apple County Treasurer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
D r. He ~ ~
CELEBR ATED
I < l.
A most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic,
The Best Liver Regulator known.
A Sur Cure for Dyspep

NNHESE BITTERS ARE PR EPARBD
from the most -hoice and whole
some herbs n reots, and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried.
Thousands OF Dyspeptics have found re-
lief through their use, and physicians
recommend them for the cure of all di-
seases of the blood inc liver, and nregH-
larities OF the digestive organs.
Headache, BilliouSnesS and COnstirpa-
ton, General Debility and Loss of Ape
tite, all are caused by the arrangement
of the stomach, liver and other Junction.
aries of the system. The | X l. Bitters
have been successfully used and are war.
ranted to alleviate the sufferer in all the
above cases.
Read Physicians Certificates attached
to each bottle.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
BOTTLE IN THE HOUSE. Sold every.
where.
H. EPSTEIN & CO., P~roprietors,
No. SIS Front street, San Francisco Cal
mh2l-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
DeIinuuent Sale Motto
CAN FRANCISCO TUNNEL 4
- MINING COMPANY-LOcallo|

SAN FRANJlSCO TUNNEL
y MINING COMPANY-LOcatlo
works, Eureka, Eureka County, NeV
NOTICE.-There is delinquent upol
following described stock, on accou
assessment levied on the twenty.
(21st) Day of February. A. ": |
the several amounts set opposite
names of the respective shareAoiue1
follows:
No. No.
Names. Certificate. ShS, !
l. n Daugherty....... lo,Ooo' I
VIM II DavenpOrt....1 o,oss1
w { Bennett.....--..l2 S,,oos
NJ K Chamberlin......l3 oIoo'
And in accordance with law any
order of the Board OF Trustees maY
the DIST day of February, b,a, ~
shares of each parcel OF sald ~
may be necessary will be solu
auction at the office OF the Conpan'
1870 California street, San Frahes1
ifOrnia, on the Twenty-nih,n
Day of April, 1873, at tne noa
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, 10 pa! s
linquent assessment thereon,
with the cost of advertising anu'
penses of sale coo,pt
A. +. BENJAMIN, seelst
Office, No. 430 California sn' a.
Francisco. California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27

OFFICIAL ENCOURAGEMENT.-
The New York papers report that
at the execution of Foster,
Sheriff Brennan noticed the I'M
fortunate man was rapidly sink
ing while the Rev. DR.. lying was
offering the last prayer, so he
stepped close behind and whisp-
cred: Keep up, Billy; you
promised to be a man." and Foster
Strengthened himself at once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
Jim Nye's Household Goods rs Reg
istered Letters"

istered Letters
There are now in the registered
letter department of the Post
office in this city seven large
wooden boxes, received from
Washington, and addressed to
james w. Nye, |. ;. ), New
York. Public Documents Each
box bears fifteen cents worth of
postage stamps, the sum required
on each package or letter passing
the registered letter department.
Until the abolition of the frank
ing privilege on July LIST, the
franks of United States Senators
and Representatives Will be re-
spected, so that these sever boxes
cost Senator Nye for Transporter
ton from Washington to this city
81 0o. Their combined weight, ii
is asserted by those employed in
the Postotfice, exceeds that of all
the legitimate mail matter which
has passed through that depart
ment during the past month.
There is much conjecture among
the clerks in the POstOtflce as to
the contents of the boxes. There
are those who are unkind enough
to say that they believe the boxes
contain a portion of the Senator's
worldly effects, and that he has
taken this cheap method Of secur-
ing their safe and speedy transport
tttion from point to point.-N. I.
Tribune.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

ON AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
" 1872, Trains Will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, WadsWorth, Reno,
Marysville, Redding flor OregOnl
Sacramento, Stockton, Lathrop,
MERGED for Iosemitel, Upton
flor Los Angeles, SAL Jose and
San Francisco...--.---..w~..lO 25 AN.
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datiOn Train for San Fran
w An
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, Toano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo-
dation Train for Ogden n
EdSI. r..."-'. 80. l. 'VvT
A. n. TOWNE, GenI Sup't
T. H.GOODMAN, General Passenger
a Ticket Agent III
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TO MECHANICS.
Plans for Building a County Jail

A 7 A MEETING OF THE HON.
~ Board of County Commissioners OF
Eureka County, held this day, the tol-
loving order was made and entered upon
the minutes, TO wit
"Ordered, that the Clerk publish a no.
tice in the Eureka sentinel" soliciting
plans for Building a Jail, containing six
cells, with n vault the outside dimen-
sionS of which Jail are to be thirty by
thirty-two feet, and twelve feet high the
outer walls 10 be constructed of stone ~
feet thick, with flre-proof roofing; the
vault TO be built of stone; and the parti-
lions between the cells to be of 2X6.inch
scantiing. spiked together"
Witness my hand officially.
+. H. HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka, March 2Sth, 1873. mh29
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Seduction of a Negro, or how Grace
Became a DISGRACE, but not a Pen
itent.
A tall. strapping built young wo-
man named Grace Harris, whose
complexion WAS altogether too
deep Il color to he q " white,' but
not sufficiently dyed to be Il full
blooded negro, appeared before JUS
tice Clinton Yesterday i'll compa-
nv with her male vlctim-HeSt-
ley Williams, 4 gentleman of col
or, to anSwe to TIL charge of
1ewd and lasciviOuS cohabitatiOn.
The necessary evidence having
been adduced to prove the charge
and that Grace had assumed the
responsibility by her own solicit
tatiOns, she was intorrogated as
to what induced her to act so UNI
becOmingly, to which she replied.
"case | lub i'm" Did YOU ever
love any II else, inquired his
honor? You bet" said the yell
lew gal, but dat set rub out long
ago" Grace being earnest, and
feeling seIf-gratitied in the course
she had taken. was fined 500,
while her victim, who had been
led in bye and forbidden paths,
was fined $50. Neither having the
sponduliX," they We're commit
ted to Jail in default. Grace APP
peared to take her fate very good
naturally, and undoubtedly feels
as though she were prosecuted for
love sake, as she was singing sweet
melodies through the gratings
when we left.-Auit Lake Tribune.
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Ieaal Notirrs.
SHERlEF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA,

STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF EUREKA, ~
SHERIFF"S OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, March ", 1sd3.l
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT lNIEh
and by virtue of an execution uuIs
issued out of the District tourl.oi me
sixth judicial District, in and lor the
County of Lander, n state OF NCNn."i
mon u Judgment rendered ana dockcteu
i'm said Court on the thirteenth DAY Oh
February, A. D., 1873, in favor Oh JohilA ~.
Paxton as Plaintiff, and against inc
Home Ticket Silver Mining Company as
Defendant, for the sun Of Nine lluhurSu
and Eighteen Dollars and 6l-lUV, Eoiu
coin, damages, with interest in like golu
coin at the rate of ten per cent. per annum
till paid, together with Two hundred ana
Thirty-flvc Dollars and 35-lOO, costs anu
disbursements and accruing costs 10 the
sheriff of Eureka County, directed anu
to me delivered.
l.. John d.. sullivan. Sheriff of Eure ka
County, did, in the requlred oy
law, sieZe and levy upon rs the properly
of the defendants named in SAID writ, lhe
following described Real Property, stu
ated in the County Of Eureka n Stale
of Nevada, to wit
DESCRIPTION.
That certain mining claim known ana
recorded as the Home Ticket Ledge ana
SliUtitu bt dSiui va io,tNN'
Mountain, near the Dunderberg Mine,
Eureka Mining District, Eureka County,
state of Nevada also the Home Ticker
Tunnel, same District, County ana state !;
said property having been attached on
the 2Sth day of January, A. u. 1853, by
virtue or a writ of attachment issued ont
of the above named court at the Instance
of said plaintiff.
And i will sell said real property as
aforesaid at the Court House OF Eureka
County, in the Town OF Eureka. in said
County, on
Monday, the 2Sth Day of April, a. ID.
1873, between the hours Of Q O'Clock
A. NJ. and 3 o'clock =. NJ, TO
wit at l. O'Clock NJ. of said day.
The sale of said real property will include
all the right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS in and to the same when said
Judgment became a lien thereon, to wit :;
the Thirteenth Day of February, A. d.
1873, and also all their right, title and
interest to the same, acquired since then.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN,
2S-apS Sheriff of Eureka County.