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OUT WEST."
The Westward ENodu,--It> handspring
~ pKCF. j, D, BUTLER.

LINCOLN, Neb Feb. /, 1873.
hd|tos # tie Sta'e Register:
The West draws new settlers into its copa
ciouN bosom by lis fcrtiliy,its free homestead,
and its infinite demand for labor. whether
skilled or unSkillcd. 1t also drives them tc
take shelter under its wings bv comDetitioH.
! New England once raised her own bread
StuiiS, but she has long ceased so to do. The
/ produce of richer and cheaper lands compel
ed with the farmers, till it proved more than
Il match for their skill and energy. Many OF
| them then turned to manufacturers, buta still
| larger number were hence driven West They
made their own sOmcot the cheap acres there.
and enlisted in the ranks of the agricultural
army which had yanquished them.
Thus the West is constantly acting on the
East with an increasing weight, and of a
| larger and longer lever Here is one secrc.
Of It's rapid growth.
| II is forty years since the first white fami
! lies entered Iowa. But no more than one
! third OF It's present population were born
within It's its limits tWO-thirdS have come in.
| Of its twelve hundred thousand today
about onc-half were born in some more East
crn state Foreign countries being further
than the Atlantic slope, from the West have
hitherto felt its influence less-but even they
were long since driven as well as drawn to
SEM thclr sons thlthcr. The influence cXCrtcd
upon them has been Of the same nature with
that which has brought Westward so many
from our own East Hence ope-syth of the
population Of Iowa has come into it from be
yond the Atlantic
Many Europeans have so emigratcd be
cause they could not compete with farmers
whose land cost less per acre than the rent,
or even the fertilizers of each of their acre 5
for one single year. The influence of Ameri-
can competition has been intensified by the
abolition of British Corn Laws and other
barriers To the free entrance of American
farm products into foreign markets Every
new line Of railroad, steamer or ships-cvery
reduction Of freight chargcs-every harvest,
here exceptionally good, or exceptionally bad
abroad-cvcry migration agency, like that
in Great Britain of the Burlington and Mis-
souri, River Railroad Company has height
cncd this influence
Il was never 50 strong as to-day, but it
will be stronger tomorrow. The stronger it
grows the more strength it has to grow
stronger. Nor can it fail to wax still more
mighty till so many of the European millions
have migrated that the density of population
and the rate of wages shall have become well
nigh equal led on both sides of the Atlantic.
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To TELL An HONEST MANA lcttcr-writer
says: Talking with a hotel-kCepcr the other
day, remarked that, in large city like this.
he must lose II good deal by transient custom
erS, who would 20 away and forget Ia pay
their bills. lie replied, oh, no; never lose
much by folks of that sort | have made it "A
rule in my house whenever man wants a
room, and has no baggage, to demand nav in
advance, rs is usual If he manifcSts no oh.
lection, and puts his hand into his pocket for
money, tell him that il is all right; he can
pay just rs well when he goes away. That
kind OF Il man always pays. But there is an
other sort of a fellow who, when informed of
the rule, pretcndS To bc very indignant insist
ing that he Is a gentleman. 10y -, and is
not in the habit of having his name uues-
toned or his honesty doubted. In such case
| invariably insist on the production of the
funds, for | know if | don't get them then. |
should never get them in the world Men
who talk about their honor, and assume;o be
insulted when requested TO pay, can h. de.
pended ON for flrstclass dead beats"
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List of Patents,

The following patents We're issued from the
L. 5. Patent Office to citizens of the State OF
Illinois for the week ending March Is, 1873
Reported for the FREE TRADER by Alexander
Il Mason, solicitors Of patents, 60j Seventh
street, Washington, ID, G.
DirectActing Engine. Bailey, Quincy.
Scroll Cutting Machine-C. $ Crane, Chi
Cago.
Folding Lounge-A. Lundcrberg, Chicago.
Railroad Rail-G, c. Morgan, Chicago.
Candlestick-J, l. Pratt, Chicago.
Automatic Gatc-W. j. Wooster Harvard.
Reel Rake for lIarvesters-C 4. Werdcn.
IWaukegan.
Hanging Bracket-A. G. Brown, Chicago
Door Spring-W. NJ. Kellic, Chicago.
| Bee Hive-J. Newman, Rossville.
| EXcavator-B. \. Oliver, Bunker Hill
Safety Pockets. Engcl, Chicago.
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.UseDn. Hcnry's Worlds Tonic and
Blood Purificr.S

1t is the great household remedy, pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
diseases. 1t is better than Btters, Cordial,
Buchu or Sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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That Extraordinary Shelby-county Pig.
FRANKFORT Ky YeOm.n.I

In late issue of the Woman we published
from the Shelby COurant a letter written by
John Standiford, an old soldier of the war oi
~, giving an interesting account of pig
which accompanied the kentuckey troops to
Canada and back. We have received the fol
lowing letter from our venerable fellow-citi
zen, Major John b. Bib, who confirms the
narrative Of Mr.. Standiford and ADDS the in
teresting fact that, besides being so well be-
haved as never to put its nose. in dinner
plate, it had conscientious scrupes against
crossing the Canada line, in which respect 1t
was very much like the Massachusetts, sol
diers and her people who burned blue tights
and held Hartford conventions in the interest
of Great Britain.
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Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
En- rawlings, Two hundred and sixty Pages,
Price 50 ccats Address Dr. RCrTs' DisPEN-
sARr, II North Fighsh Street, st. Louis, Mo-
See Advertisement.
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Dr.. He,ry's Root and Plant Pills.

Mild yet thorough-no nausea or griplng-en-
tirely vegetablc-great liver remedy. Price Is
cents. Sold by Druggists.
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THAT PIG STORY.


Editor IF he YeomdH:
Strange as ii may appear, the man factS OF
the story are true There is no doubt out that
pig, or shoat, did take up with some OF the
mounted troops as they passed out OF kentucky
on an expedition To Canada, under Gov. Shell
bv, in 1913. 1t crossed the river at Cincinnati
and accompanied them Ia lake Erie. | ire
qucntly saw il on our march through Ohio.
II was regarded rs an omen OF success. The
little thing seemed soon To find out il was less
fatiguing Ia travel in front than in the rear of
long line. on embarrassing roads, and if it
got bad start in the morning il would run
and strive and exert itself 10 get with the front
An incident occurred. when about 10 embark
on the lake for Canada, which have never
seen in print Massachusetts, WAS opposed Ia
the war. and some of her militia had refused
Ia march into Canada, having constitutional
scrupleS in crossing the line" When getting
in the boats the pig was caught, Ia be put On
board. when il Squcaled and resisted. Some
one cried out, Put down that pig, il has con
Stitutionai ScruricS in crossing the line!' Ny
impression is that the pig. was left at that
camp until the return of the army and then
il came back with it To Maysville. The troops
were there discharged. and the pig was Civ
en- Ia GOV. Dcsha. who resided in the the vic
unity. and who had been a general in the eN-
pe,lition But Mr. StandffordS version may
be more rCrrect. JOHN Is. hlsS'
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I1r.. whitco mb's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price only 25
cents. Gives rest to the mother and health to
the CHILD Sold by Druggists.
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l,IIAss. T.. IsI'TLE!R, Attorney and Coun.
seor ut Law, Ottawa, H. Ohicr-cOruer OF "a Sale
and Mad son streets. mlrS'i3
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hickey, BOYLE Il RICHOLSOS. Attorneys
- Mt Law, Leland Bushnells Block, La Sale street
Ottawa, Ills. Hllrs'i3
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Professional Cards.
At r - r NJ c Y S

(IIAH-. n BRUSH. Attorney and CouRseo,
I NJ Law. Otice-koOm No. Post ONCE Block. Otta.
wa, Illinois. mari'I3
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Y IL. W l.; Isks-, Attorney at Law and solicitor In
Chanccry. once with y. T. Snow, Ill Main street. OF.
tawa, Illinois. febl,'13-ly
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w NJ. -. IA CA SON. Attorney pt Law and No
" tsry Public, Strcator Illinois spri,'6S
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GEO. W. W BLAKE JAMES O'poNSRLL.
DI.A Il - ~ O'Ds~ = y ELL. Attorneys at
ID Law. Collecting and .,yeyRnCIng promptly attended
TO-. O,ice in Iieddick's Block, Ottawa, Ills. dccii2ly
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j. b. RICE. GEORGE ". srIPP, T. r. wALBRID6R.
RICE, SrIpI- ~ WALISltI1)tI -. At
~ orneys AZ Law ONCE in Glover Cooks Block, over
nlmmcks drug store Ottawa, Illinois. lebl,' -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-29
Ar ray In . MISUNDERSTANDING
An Inquest -small-Pox- Green.
backs.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 29-1 P. NJ
An ARRAY occurred this morning at the
Continental Hotel, on Pacific street,
In which Charles Ebbets, n walter In
the house, was stabbed and severely
wounded by Spaniard named VIM
cent v. Ortez. Ebbets was taken to
the hospital.
James McCarty was arrested by the
police officers on Sunday and turned
over to the United States authorities
for having In his possession several
spiel marks In violation Of a law OF
Congress.
1t rained hard here all night, and Is
still raining.
An inquest will be held tonight In
the cast OF John Jewett, a boatman,
who was rescued from drowning on
Saturday night and taken to the hos
pital where he died. 1t Is believed his
death was caused by consumption.
officer Fennell found q Chinaman
dangerously sick with smallpox. who
had been taken by some Of his coun-
trymen into a vacant lot at the Nils
sion, covered with a piece Of canvas,
and left there to die. He was taken
to the pest house.
Greenbacks, 90h@91.
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Memorial to President Grant.
NEW York. Dec. 29.-The survivor
Of the crew and passengers Of thu
steamer VIrginlus, have forwarded
memorial to President Grant, express
Ing thanks for the measures taken fol
their rescue and delivery from death
the chain gang or a Spanish prison
Grateful mention Is also made Of Com
mander Braine.
Loss OF . steamer.
Foreign papers announce the loss o.
the steamer Becklow, Of New Castle,
England. one man only, Of a crew Of
% being saved.
Why Mr.. Cushing Goes to Madrid.
CHICAGO, Dec. pa Washington
special says that Caleb Cushing has
been selected for the Spanish mission
OH account Of the necessity Of a skilled
Minister to disentangle business at
Madrid.
Tho Attorney Generals opinion
The opinion, In the Virginius case,
by the Attorney General, is said to
have been written by Caleb Cushing
The decision embraced two points
first, that the Virginius. being a fraud
upon the Navigation Laws of the Uni
ted States, had no right to carry the
American flag ; second. BY carrying
the American flag, which she had nc
right to carry, she was as much exempt
from interference OH the high seas by
ships of other naval powers as II she
had been q regular merchant vessel
prosecuting a legitimate trade.
Interest Payment.
New York. December 29.-The Sub,
Treasurer paid a 81, 500, 900 In coin for
the January interest without rebate.
Memorial Services.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, December 90
Several churches united In religious
service yesterday, In the Town Hall,
commemorative Of tho ia men Of the
Gloucester fishing marine, lost during
1873.
What VIII DO Done with the Vir.
ginius.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-lt is ascer-
talled from official information that
on the arrival Of tho Virginius at New
York she will be seized by the Collect,
or of the Port and libolled by the Dis
trict Attorney, In accordance with ILLS
instructions. II, OIL judicial investiga.
ton 1t be shown that the vessel had a
register obtained by fraudulent means,
she will he sold and the proceeds paid
to the United States. Spain can make
claim to the vessel, but II she should
It Is positively certain that u Gov
ernment would not entertain such a
claim. The report that the Spanish
Government requires Of the United
States the restoration Of the Virginius
and payment Of an indemnity Is not
believed In official circles.
Postponed.
NEW York. Dec. 29.-The contempt
case OF Sheriff Brennan, for permitting
the escape of Genet, ws called In the
Oyer and Terminer Court this morn
ing, but postponement was granted
till Monday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-29

ANYTHING In reason we are willing
to accept from Boston, but when they
talk of fifty odd offers OF marriage
within one year to one young woman
with two wooden legs We really could
not.-HOrld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-29
aHousEkEEPER" OF HEALTH.

The liver being the great depuratlng
or blood-cleansing organ OF the system,
set this great "housekeeper OF our
health at work, and the foul corrup.
tons which gender In the blood, and
rot out, as it were, the machinery OF
lie. are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, with very
small daily doses Of DR.. Pieree's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, are pre-
eminently the articles needed. They
cure every kind Of humor, from the
worst scrofnla to the common pimpie,
blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under their mighty cura-
tive influence. Vlrufent b~lood-polsons
that Turk In the system are by them
robbed Of their terrors, and by their
p~erseverlng and somewhat protracted
use the most tainted systems may be
completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands, tumors and
swellings dwindle away and disappear
under the influence of these great re-
solvents.
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DIsPATCH
Arrested For Rapc-In Luck.

Arrested For RaPc-In LUCK.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 29-3 P. NJ
Owen Carroll was examined before the
Police Court to-day for attempting to
commit rape last night on an old lady
named Stock, near the corner Of First
and Folsom streets. The Court held
him to aflswer, fixing his bail at $lo,'
0cO, in default of which he was sent
to prison.
1t Is reported that Laura d. Fair has
realized nearly $4,000 from ophil
stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-29

In addition to the above, he keeps on sale a
well selected stock Of California Manu-.
Tactured Jcwelry and American
Watches.
M. M. FRIEDRICH,
del6 I'm Ia
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CHICAGO Is now exercised over the
| abuse known as "straw ball" In the
treatment Of criminals. There have
been 500 indictments this year Of men
who have not been brought to trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-29

A Cu1cAao widow, who has an In
come Of $40, 900 a year, gets drunk.
She can afford to do 1t on good liquor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-29
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP HIN.
MEIesvILLE, Morgan county. O..

Dear DIR. PIERcE-When l vas - or
10 years OF age | took what Is called
Kings Evil, and by constant doctoring
IL would heal In one place aud break
out In another. 1t also broke out In
my left ear. l first found your name
In the Cnristian ADVOCATE, and sent ten
miles for the first bottle, which did me
more good than all other medicines |
ever used. l am 2s years old. and doc
tored with five doctors, and not one OF
them helped me so much as your bottle
of Discovery. I have got we'll and
able to do q good days work.
de23lw john A. WILSON.
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OWING to the scarcity Of newsboys
In P%ittsburg, every street a IL fur
nished with q copy OF the Bible, the
companies knowing that It's contents
will be news to most Of the passengers.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

SPECIAL TO THE ooLD HILL DAILY Srws.l
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LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF G RTs

PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets. $50; Halves. 325 Tenths, or
,sch coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500: s2X Tickets for 81 900; Hll3 Whole Tick
sis 5000; al Whole Tickets for 10000. No
liscount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets.
Tie Fourth Gin Concert will be conducted In
nj respects like the three which have already
been given, and full particulars may be learned
rom circulars, which will be sent free from this
,fiee to all who who apply for them.
Orders for tlckets and applications for agen.
lies will be attended to In the order they arc
received. and It is hoped they win be sent In
promptly, that there may be nc disappointment
u deiayin nlling all. Liberal terms given to
hose who buy TO sell again. All agents arc
,eremptorily required to settle up their &C.
:ountsa and return all unsold tickets BY the 10th
lay OF March.
THOs. L. BRAMLETTR,
Agent Public Library. KY. and Manager
Of the GIN Concert. Public Library
de11 i'm Building. louisville, KY.
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DISPATCHES
Dom EsIIo M1ELLIoEN NOE

[srrcrAI TO THE GOLD III DAILY Srws.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-03

WELLS, FARGO ~ CO., Bankers, yir-
sia City, Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts IAN be col
Sscted through Banking Houses, Or Wells, Fargo
& Cos Express
AL communications connected! with tie Cen
cert @nI all orders for Tickets. end applications
.. AGENTS 20 sell Tickets, should De addressed TO
II. L. HLANcEaHB. Manager,
Virginia CITY, Nevada.
JOHN d EERSET, Agent, Carson City.
.uI-td
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s e 6 8 Q 0 O

Proceeds of the sale CT tickets st the Eastern
sZcncies viii main on deposit with WELLS.
FARGO & CO.. Bankers, 81 Broadway, Now
So- until after the distribution and payment
Of gifts.
TICKETS So. EAIE TICKETS So 50
Fer sale at Geo. F. Brownies. 92i Broadway;
-Gartz ( Levy. ISL Broadway: Eandevecrs
cor Court and Fulton stree Is, Brooklyn: L. " =
shear, s25, Fulton street
A. BROWN. Agent.
81 BTustiyssy and Exchange Count. Room l.
Nail oId.rs and applications for agencies N
IN other cities TO lee addressed to
q: ALEXANDER &C..
Eastern Managers, TOstef.-zs Box No. ! $50, New
York.
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gU II MON -.

IN TIE i.STEIG" COURT OF THE
i Second Judicial District of the State of Ne
vatia. ia and for tie County % CTu:sIy.-IAET
KEEp. Tlaintiff We. JOHN EEMP, defendant
ActivI iscugl; IN Jie District Court Of the See
ond Judicial District II the State Of NJ yada, in
and for the County Of Urnsiy. and the con-
plant filed in said County of OTnlsby in the cfce
Of the t7erk Cf seiEi District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting TO JOHN
KEEP, defendant.
Yen are Et-.,sy reGuir i 70 appear in n action
brought against you blythe above named plaintiff.
in filt District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the State Of Nevada. in and for the
County CT OTnst 5. and 10 aIlSWert he comp ain.
fled therein, On Vr before the INST Monday i'll
NoyeIl.er r. \. L. ls1.;.
The said action is brought 10 obtain deere
OF divorce from the bends Of matrin4ony here
tofore and new existing between you and said
guardianship. education, care and control ot
EIlZA anna IEMP, aged ihTee years. tie
daughter Of yourself and her. said plaintiff
alleges sthat ven deserted her, HifulIy. ufC-s
tiaE two years since; aid that yen have failed.
for more thsn TIVE years, to support her or said
child: all Of which mere fully appears from her
complaint til n said Court.
And you are hero1y notified that if you fail -
appear and answer the said con plant as above
required. tie said Plaintiff VIII aQrly to said
Court fer the RELIEF prayed for in her complaint
Given IInd,r NY b nd. and the seal
tssi Ct the District Court Ct the Second
80 judicial District Of TIE State Of Heya-
ia, III and for the CcEEiy Of or.ashy, this 9Th
day Of August. in the year CT our Lord OTIS
tLCI,s4Ld eight hundred and sevtnt y-three.
r. J. tDNAEDS, Clelt.
THcHAs Wills Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
se-iwow
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SHEs:FFS SALE.
VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND

ESI VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND
ED order Of sale issued oat IF, and uEder the
seal OF the Hon. Second Judicial DIstr3ct Court
in ard for the County Of oInshy and state Of
Nevada, on judgment rendered Therein n favor
of WILLIAM SHARON and against E. l..
SNELNEY, THOMAS ROCHE JOHN b. 1T Ch-
LEY, PETER ROCHE, PATRICK ROCHE.
NICHOLAS ROCHE and JOSEPH SHAfER, CT
the third DAY of S-ptenlbtr, A ID. 1873. for the
s11I.. uf Nine thousand One Hundred and TIVE L.
ty-eiglt iS9,i2S} dollars, with interest on SIX
Thousand (s6. OCGl dollars from SertenbertLlrI:
\. D. Iosj I.Ilil paid, al he rate OF two 81 per
cent. per month in gold coin CT tie lnited
States. till paid together with the costs of suit
taxed al Two Hundred and Ninety nine .G-lUO
1929 16) acllsrs NTH accruing cost amounting
to So Is and all costs that may hereafter accrue
all in gold coin Of the United States, and TO me
directed, commanding me TO sell, according to
l.w the said real estate. hereafter described, 10
satisfy the SAID judgment, costs and aceruing
costs; and in pursuance thereof l have levied
upon and will expose at public sale II the high
est and best bidder at the Court House door,
in tie Town Of Carson City, county and State
aforesaid, on
Monday, the 9th day OF October, AID. 1875
wit: At one O'clock P. NJ, to satisfy the SAID
Judgment. interest, ccsts and sccruing costs
aforesaid, all tie right, title, interest and claim
the debtors have OF had at the time said judS-
ment was rendered or at any time thereafter o,
in and to the following described real property,
to wit: Those certain tracts, pieces ard par
GELS of land situate, lying and being in the
County of Ormsby. State OF Nevada, described
according to the public surveys OF the United
States as follows to wit: The southwest guar
ter of Section twenty the southeast; quar-
ter of Section twenty Mint. and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of Section
thirty-on t31l, all being in Township fifteen
c5) north Of Range nineteen (l9l east, Monte
pisbio base AID meridian, together with saw
rill house and buildings on the forty ta0l
acre tract last described. known as Switts Sta
ton and Mill, together with all and singular.
the tsnements, Embellishments and appurtenaIccs
belonging to tine said lands or any part thereof,
or in any wise sIpertainiEs thereto.
S. 7. SWIFT,
sheriff.
Carson, Sci TENDER 18th. 4. D. 1873.
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