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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

The State of Illinois takes . foremost posi-
tiOn In the matter Of railroads. Probably
she can boast a larger number Of miles
Of railroad than any other State except IL be
New York, and TO the facilities thus afforded
her rapid development and increasing pros
perity are largely attributable.
The recently prepared biennial report Of
her State auditor Of public accounts, when
compared with the annual report Of the rail-
road and warehouse commissioners, furnishes
some interesting facts bearing upon the rail-
road problem Of Illinois.
The former report represents the State In
the relation Of tax-gatherers and the railroads
Us Taxpayers while the report Of the railroad
commissioners regards the railroads relatively
as taN-gathcrerS aud the people rs taxpayers.
One shows the railroads in their capacity as
contributors To the support Of the State,
county and municipal government; the other,
the people rs supporters Of railroads. The
State, by Its lmposltiOns Of burdens upon the
railway corporations, forces them to exact
from Its citizens. Both Of the reports re-
ferred to show that the railroads are not will
ling that the same test they apply to estimate
the peoples liability to them should he ap-
piled to estimate their liability to the State.
Some idea of the good results q the State
were this liability equalized can be formed
by perusal Of the following extract, CLEANED
from the aforementioned reports:
Prom the advance sheets of the annual re.
port OF the railroad and warehouse comInlsslon.
era for the years 1871 and lsT2 II appears that In
IllInola, OF completed and classified ralIroads
there are hSel miles; Of railroads in actual opera
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

= Pullman Is In Europe, endeayoring TO have
MS palace cars put III use oh Tue f"i'"@"A
there.
-Ciara Louise KellOgg's mother Ia good
plain New England woman, amt her constant at
tendant.
Rustic beauties md cOrnstalks and straw
covered with sheepskin very good substitute
for daily paper.
In Milan there is quite an American colony
this winter; artists and wOuld-be prlma dOnnas
predominAtlng.
IIerr strauaA has been invited TO 20 TO LON
aon nexi summer. 10 conduct a series Of concerts
at the Crystal Palace.
RaInh WaIlo Emerson was the guest in
Rous al The BaToness yun Hoffman, formerly
NI.a Ward Of BOstOn Mass
-. n,onoses 10 l.sn ,he m,,.v she
- Ia krtn.r,sa ami nnt fsni,iacf in Ia heT
nrnameni,i BaTon Won Roien.
r, ,,,a.as rroIa,o ,,,rathtnI 10 thI,k that mara
~, n ta ~, y - 49,, ~ y aar H. !, srnI.,,iS,
people uie ~ Nem i,ns,,hr' 'e"' '"a" ''''""
mas ever huihpei'' a''"so,nr'' ,.----
MI. bathuin " serS pusy sIoSnahR nls new new
nenassI1 rIns T ~ Tom Thn,nb eIenSsmi n SarI
next SPRING MS ioi' mum" c'cphah' heV"u
oliver smith, OF dubuque, had MS back
warmed by rnwhlie swung y lhe hAhhs OF
Miss Maggie MlAughUh' last wednesday even
ing.
= George Cruikshahk, who illustrates L0ndpn
Society, and some other periodicals., isn't the old
gentleman OF Well-eafnol fehOWh' but grand
nephew.
= Mrs. Eliza q. Spencer has brought suit to
recover fli 900 from George Spencer, her brother
n-aw, IN nature Of an estate left her by her late
husband.
Reruh ia now lighting the New York city
streei-caT companies at Albany, where these
Corporations are seeking 10 undermine Mr.
BetVh's usefulness.
NJ C,ao n Rates. A grandson If George Saw
.gs es1>' Of thls city, has lust successfully
assss,eJ M examination a. AnnapOllA aud will he
anDointed a lieutenant In the Marine corps.
1PF aana,or lin Nye will take the sllnesa mia.
10, III a. otfereJ 10 hin I'M order 10 get sven
't,h ths .IJeathen ChInee. " who scoSneI hIs
nra,,.r William Nye. on "ADrll the tbIT,iS sey-
oIoI"v', orui v,',rs sin"e
e'a' ,Va'a s,' p.,,,, tho A., ..,.,,
| hullah htIohR bIunh, 'nu uIst schoSl-
teacher IN me lheh NleIg miils % oI ho,hesler, n
IL Is lust ucIcase' ~ T,it' ,.i .,u ~ ,,, h,,p ~
h tStts, Hnr ,.,,,,n,ry "e'' "o'' u"
'he ,',''.'.., -, ..,..,,,. NIL. /,
| the conpostor- OF the lOulsNllle mug t"m-
InsTeidl nave iormsl mutual smallpox lnsur.
| anoe company Mneh one OF tue nulhptT "
taken sick WIN smallpox the rest pay MN u dol
lar week each uhtll ne RECEIVERS.
| Louis Napoleon had nearly a mplon dollars
worth OF property in New York city, aud made
several lafse ihNeStnienus thyLe Hurlhs the last
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

lFrom the Washington Correspondence ui the
KeOkuk Journal
was gwen ut the darlington" by Secretary Bel
Enap, in honor OF Governor Lowe Of your state.
The company, It ls said, was small. Fourteen
gentlemen, ali IOwans, were seated. The dinner
was good; he spirits-Rot drdent-of the company
excellent, and the conversation instructinR, anu,
OF course, the social enjoyment was exquisite.
think I violate no rule OF etiquette by relating
an incident or two, which ] am told occurred
during the evening. The Secretary rose and re-
lated an episode In the history OF 4 young man,
who had studied law, was admitted To the
washington, District Of Columbia, bar, started
West for the purpose of selecting u location
In which 10 practice his profession, tlnds
his way to KeOkuk, Iowa, rented AL office,
hangs out his shinRle, and commenced 10
rat for clients, but the clients did not make
their appearance, Notwithstanding he continued
Iraiting TO receive them. This was dlscOuTaglng
In the extreme. What was he to dO7 Ills sltu-
alton was becoming somewhat desperate, In
this dilemma he resolved TO consult some Of the
old citizens Of the place. lie selected gentle
man whose face indicated Intelligence and kind
ness, and frankly told him his situation. The
citizen listened TO his statement with evident n-
terest, and at ts conclusion told him that he had
a friend In the city who was practiclng attor-
ney TO whom he would Introduce hun, aud per
haps he would take him as partner. The intro
ductiOn was given, the partnership formed, and,
said the Secretary, Z" that was my inst sucCcss In
business; and now, my friends, ! want you TO
drink-wateT, OF COufse-tO John A. Graham ana
Ralph 7. L.Owe-the citizen who gave me the ln-
PRODUCTION, and the lawyer with whom became
a paTtneT."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

During tAs pintSr, in order 10 Jdeiiitdts business
soning baors him much possibie, the President
,siL, from ten 10 t,psipe O'Clock each day, er-
sept Sunday receive Senator's and Representatives,
and nom tssips O'eoet until tico eaoh afternoon,
eBoept Tuesdays and Fridays, phen, Cabinet msst'gs
befnS hsId, IA Wii receive By card. The businsss
hours er Al. onos WtH b. Jrop ton O'Clock O. W. 10
three O'Clock D. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

for this week Is now ready. It contains the
speech OF Hon. s. 3. Cox before tho New
York Republican Association, a full report Of
the woman's suffrage convention, Congress
sional and Supreme Court proceedings, &c.,
,Sr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

Total 10000 Gifts, all Cash .....,........ s5OoOOO
Toproyide means for thismAsniaoent Concert ,one
hundred thousand tickets only will be Asue iArSC
portion OF which are already sOld,
ms, PRICE OF TICKETS.
pinole whole hetets ~. halves %, and quarters 89bO
hleNen whole tickets for elOO No discOunt on less
hS9 sls ~ sS ersr, N9.hinE could be more Appropr
snlts Sr nors h likely 70 PF0fpes rPndsr sisfactory ~
enhancement and endOwInent Of the Public library
oI KENTUCKY which, by the special act AnthOrillny
e Concert Tor Its dement, IL 10 be forever lree Ia an
citizens Of every State, This Concert Will he cnn
neCted like the nrat and second hsretofnra ,,t,s,,
and fnll particulars Of the mode uf drawin ths ME
and paying them and everything negesaaTy H. n
thorough understanding Of the schema frnp, Rssse,
ming To end, are now published In the form ~ \ az
culAr, which will be furnished free 0f Saat o sny
who apply, The entire mAnAHement uf Ihta nndsg
ahinH has been eommtted By tht trustees 10 Hon
lucky 70 whom AZ oQmmunieations Pertainins 10
the Gift Concert should be Addreased. 'hh I"
x pgItbE;Tr, President.
pJ.qFHN + CAiS, n S, hse'E Pqhlis IIbFsry Of Ky.
Tickets are now ready for sale aud all orders Tor
them or Applications for agencies, ciTculars lnfnp
nation, &c, will meet with prompt attention when
Addressed 10 me below directed. "
TH0S. {. BRAMiETTE, LOUISVILLE, ~,
JAMS W6S3m Agent Public Library XIV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

~ Ali communications, whether on business or
for publication should be addressed to WA. J. Nun
rAoH, Prupris,or NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washing.
ton. ID. Q.
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING,

DOA ARDI n G.-PLEAsANT FURNISHED
ID rooms, with board, at Mrs. THOMAS, an q
street, corner Eighth, northwest. jAnailt'
DOAltDlNG.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, in good locality, convenient 10 the
Executive DEPARTMENTS. Apply at ai6 Twelfth
street, eetween aud streets northwest sepktu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND NICELY FUR
~ NlsHED APARTMENTS, with BOARD, may
be obtained on Application At lAJ7 street, opposite
NnlArdA nolau
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Inquire at the neIt house, Nb sls street jagl5t!
ENoR RENT - wFLLFURNIsHRD ROOMS,
At Nc. SIS street noithsssI ''' ' isnSSG Sf''
II fJh II,,si h.S =, sI ASp ~ IN IN ~ fOk
- .is,, SAf,.m9n,se o. eleven rooms. Iilh NJ mol
aispted % 6oardins. and now allied with VellpSy
and SSnpets tbtgasheai foF sale ,Tn TeTms eRsy aSS
Auutess u. W MOhAist Clp fost Olhee' jAnNu
Fog sAIE5A All AYE! VERY ELEGANT CLARENCE
aud but little used. Bpiit by Bresster Co. q
b59nne street. New iork. Cost s3.A1 aud will be
SOLD Tor Si'oVo' Apli{rt2 Npyrp -. u,vr,p
9rS,,, III, nuli;LslME hh HuNIEh,
-.
EOk KENI.1FC RNiSHED ROOMS, WITH
- oh without board' at'OConsre-s street, ueoryc.
..GT 1I,%-,,, II.,,-.,T- -, - -, -.
INOR RENT.-llOlSk NO. no DELAWARE
cold water, hath and gas, ine cellar and noSSF
garden NOURsE MIDDLETON,
,>op SLIPI TiIpvy sTopy pxo, ,sr,
lnd Gpsr a rrB1h fN ayane bts.s Sr sstSG TS2s
terms eAnls@l kllDoUhS LAIfA
"hsALE " N,n,h Si NLi1hoSsE t,, oS PsIhEEI
cantaininw nine r,Sns and bsih Tum. pa. a1I Wasst
wssS sna ss mSssf Sa ss.G@1 he
lanls9t So. . Maine ave, south Wsshinston.
ENOR SALE-A Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
.,o49 49 street between twenty 'hrst and Twenty
vari, sils alley rr,,,, ,s,l, aptpoh ~ II
new ,xnnI shs3' .,rasf tp fr,,i p,9k''vu
IN, ,,t Isri. a, 80 ~, ra.i .i.,, " y, = 10
n1n,t Andy ~, itIfiRfIE ~ i,I ti5n ~ e III
strert northwy,t We ' "a Isnisxa, is"
,,opsIp TU,C SI,CnI DpI5,I- III,,.,,,. -.
II ~ 100 - @ ~, - Nv NJ pb.,, ", n hOl oEOt
sSt'n ~ IoH,iis Nh's, Ani sas, al Tue Tpoms newly
bt miu ~ tI ~ ~ hss. s tne 'pNrrnnent
it lIintns nnlGe' iIlee ys"i: ssp CASH balance IN
M NV tt ttl neun Inquiry oi NEpltE W
=, -,
with LIdHT sTEAM. .POWER on ID atr,,ei A..
tween sixth and seventh streets, jAnittm
NOR SALR-TUAT PLEASANT ONE.sTORY
II HOUSE hoWer garden in frnnI afnot si,Is a
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Largest circulation OF Any
MorninU Paper In the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
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uBLIsHED EvERY MORNING
(sundayn ercepsedD

(sundAyl eTcepted)
BIT ". J. MURrAoH,
Northeas, corner Of Tenth and d streeta,'
(Fronting Pcnnsylyrnia ayenueJ
and IL furnished 10 Subscribers (by oarriers) at 30
cents per month
Mail Subscribers, sap per year; eIoo for siI
ontha, and san for three months, invariably In
advance.
RATES or ADVERTISING
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements under
the head Of "For Sale or Rent" wanted Lost aud
Found" and Personal twelve and half cents per
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VTHE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE WILL
II leaye Alerandria THIS MORNING at 10 a. M
for Norfolk, Passengers will take O'Clock Terry
UlIAuETr, Agent ianah
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NTR Az NDH6lT.

)Nuh cAlJE LyNp1usSA'
ENOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING,
II No. IN Eighth street, neat the iatent once |
Twelve rooms; nne .tabli9S attachrd. REM mol
crate. Apply to VI. VI. hpHRER,bl3 seventh htfeet
ianss N
TWO FINE FARMS FOR SALE, SITUATED
cornico river and the other near the raIroad 10th
addtesa JOHN II. GARNER, No. 20 Liberty street
Baltimore, Nd. laoset
EOR RSAIE.-BkAUIlFUL lots ON The
l. corner q sixteenth and strycts, 70 feet on siS.
tenth by lq iss! on street. n loea.log
on iiirrsftimN ,,rn,,,,,
lan2td hlLBoUhN LAITA.
EoR sAhE;-A Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
Il NJ, ,eil street southeast, four rooms and
irarS brsnl hbsntns IwoGlory frame Stable y Tue
z A., % oIs aue Mey; wsder IN the ard lot
rer month; Apply to dE0. ". CLARK, e0S Ntnth
s'reet norlnWHst. .- lansaet
NOR SALE. TWO FRAME uoI-sPs nv n
IL street, be,wecn Second aud Third streets north
nsY ~ ih hdl ssGh hss sae he3
lis. f9F one nsit 70 i6s market and siS tS5 ne
Ninth street northwest JAr9i6t
t,pp sAIF rNvn sTopy Avn pACV
tween s,sr9ih 1na cntssnth s!rsSls nithSest
tSc', ar1 ,r II, n tirii,,,. u i's,lph III % H.
~ yarI IIt y id frr ~ az STVH sc cs ~ ~ ~ ~
w Siash' gasnst ts ~ .' Gsr month Inquire Of GEO
80. 80 wv s"''-'Vs
LNOR SALE TWO Two-STORY BRICK
H0gBsEs nB seven ,,, rS.g, IN, hpll water gas hath
~ Fas TaTn sT, y r , M & w
cars PriS@, t5SS 500 cash. gsSRSS siS SsE month
,.paatf n, uo Firs, s,rii; ! ~ mhpn6 ml,hnpinS6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

EoR RENT-A NEW HOUSE on STREET,
It No, iii, containing nine rooms, with bath. .rOun
aud wAterciosat; healthy location, wel ventilated
aud very convenient Rent, Sa6, payable In advance
Inquire at the next house, No 21l2 street jaglt'
EOR RENT - -wFI.LFURNISHED ROOMS,
single or en- suite, with all modern eOnyenie nceu
At No. 6ls u street northwest jAn9O-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

INOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE AND COM
Il MODlOUS HOTEL. PROPERTY, with Market
and Dairy Farm attached, situated on the Rockville
Turnpike, at IcnnnliytOwn, u. C., UOrmerly known
an the Howard HnuHcl The house s In pOGl repair
shop on the premises, The farm contains ten (Ol
acrts, more or less, aud h now under hh state of
cultivation a. q market garden with dairy attached
For either business the facilities arc UNSURPASSED
the location OF the place making the cities OF ueOre
| town aud Washington both available as a daily
market. In the hands Of competent party this
house could be made q convenient and popular
place NJ resort for perons desiring board during
| the summer mOntha For terms sc, address or ap
/ (ieOrgetOwn, d. q, lAs2ats
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
III sALE-House Of eleven rooms, with all mod
eTn improvements, centrally located and we'll
adapted 10 boarding, and now filled with Well'pay
ing buarders, Tor rent; aud furniture which 4 new
and complete throughout, for sale. Terms easy
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EoR sALE-SEvERAL FRAME COTTAGES,
~ Just finished; hye rooms; bay window, on
ance In small monthly pay menta,
Also threc.story apd hasement brick; French roof;
the city. Price, sa,bOt Lou cash. balance In
mSa5snlS a5s i;.,, raSmstnf ,t AthLh =, MSRAE
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INOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING, |
II No. IN Eighth street, near the Patent once
Twelve rooms; tne stabliug attached. Rcnt mod.
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EoR SALE.-A TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
II NJ Sll u street southeast, four rooms aud
franc Kitchen, twuHtory frame stable In the
rrar, threefoOt side alley; water In the yard. Lot
per month; ApJiy to GEO. W. CLARK, sO5 NiIth
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27
Veterans Of 1846.
Proposed National Convention of
Mexican War Veterans.
From the Washington Daily Chronicle,
May l6, 1881

From the Washington Daily Chronicle,
May l6. lS1S.l
The effort to organize an association
of Mexican war veterans in this city
has proved a decided success, and re-
fleets credit on the enelgy of the COM
mittee having the matter in charge.
Last evening the association met at
the Dickson House, President j. w.
Denver in the chair. After the trans
action of routine business. several
new members were enrolled.
We published in uur SUNDAY morn
ing issue the names of about 40 of the
old veterans residing in this city, with
the regiments in which they served,
n we are promised q more extend
ed list after their next meeting. which
takes place on Saturday, June LIST.
a resolution, which called forth IA
vorable remarks from Hon J.. j. Mar.
tin, Colonel Allabach, General Dem
YER. and others. was unanimously
passed, and reads as follows:
That an invitation is hereby extend
ed by this association to the veterans
of the Mexican war throughout the
country, now organized or here.
iations, to send two or more
- PS'c'i VI w
proxy, to a national convention, to be
held in Washington city on January
10, 1874, to prepare a joint memorial
to Congress for a pension to the sur
vivors of the Mexican war, at the
same rate allowed by the act of Feb
ruary II, 1871. granting pensions to
the soldiers and sailors of the war of
1872 also. to adopt measures looking
to a national brotherhood of the
survivors, and a general assemblage
on the occasion of the centennial an
niverSary of the nations birthday,
at Philadelphia, July 4, 1876.
The Corresponding Secretary, Mr..
A. NJ. kenadav, was directed to COM
municate the substance of the
resolution to the associations
at Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, San
Francisco, Virginia City, and else
where, with a view to obtaining their
cooperation in the main work for
which the association is organized.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS,
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES,

VERSAILLES. Nav "a.
Theirs has resigned and MacMahon
has been elected President of France.
PARIS, May %.
The change in the Presidency has
been accomplished without the slight
est disturbance. Perfect order pre-
walls throughout France. Troops
have been confined To their barracks
since yesterday morning, but all is
quiet in Paris and no signs of disorder
in the department.
The radical journals to-day are
calm in tone. They recommend pru-
dence and wisdom on the part Of Re-
publicans, and urge peace and strict
adherence to the law.
Gambetta has issued a manifesto
calling on the Republicans to respect
the law.
Marshal MacMahon has sent a COM
munication to NJ. Bouffet, President
Of the Assembly, acknowledging the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27
Freight Determinations.

The Illinois Legislature passed a
stringent law at its late session for the
regulation of freight rates over the
railroads of that State. The law pro-
hibits any discrimination in freights
against one point and in favor of an
other on the same line. 1t goes into
effect July /, and the railroads are
preparing to operate under its pro-
visions. The plan chiefly considered
and likely to be adopted is to fix a
price for 100 miles, or any distance
less than 100 miles: another for 200
miles, and greater than 100 miles,
etc. In other words, the roads will
charge so much for the first hundred,
so much for the second and so much
for the third. If a mans freight is
only for the next station, five or ten
miles distant, he must pty for the
full hundred miles, and if it is to a
point ninety-nine miles distant, he
pays the same. Thus the railroads
will virtually carry their point and
still not make discriminating rates.
The Legislature will have to try again
if it gets ahead of the railroads.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27

receipt of the official notification of
his election TO the Presidency, and
accepting the office in the following
terms: 81 will obey the will of the
Assembly-the depository of national
sovereignty. 1t is a heavy RESPONSE
bility. but with Gods aid and the
devotion of the army l will continue
the. work of liberating the territory
and restoring order, and will MAIN
tain tranquility and the principles
on which society rests. To this l
pledge my word as an honest man
and a soldier"
The President has issued a circular
to the Projects of the DEPARTMENTS,
promising that no attack will be made
on the laws and institutions of the
country. The formation of the new
government has not yet been COM
pleted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27

SAD BEREAvEMENr.-Night before
last, says the Phoebe Record of the
25th instant, Mrs. Amelia Lawler, of
this city. expired, aged twenty-five
wears. She was born in Dublin, Ire
land. from which city her parents
emigrated to Colebrook Centre, Litch-
field county, Conn, where they now
reside. Though her husband, the
general agent OF Pritchard'> fast
freight business in Phoebe, has been
residing here but a few weeks, the
deceased had won devoted friends in
her new home, who sincerely mourn
her untimely end, and the sympa-
thies Of this entire are
extended to the beresved
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27
~SHEKIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OLE EEREKA
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA. NEX- MaN u ~.

- oF
EUREKA. New, May p, 1873.
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
l. and by virtue OF a decree of toreclos-
ure M order of sale of the premises
hereinafter described, duly issued out of
the District Court of the County
OF Eureka n State of Nevada.
filed May 9Th, 1873. in tavor OF Geo. w.
Chesley x Co, plaintiffs, and against
Freidenbelg & Stewart, defendants, and
W. ii. StOwell, to satisfy a judgment
against said defendants, FreidenDerg &
Stewart, for the sum of Sl260 90 gold coin
OF the United states, and accruing inter-
est of 500 90 of said um, from NAV 5th.
1873. until paid, with costs and accruing
costs, TO the Sheriff of Eureka County
directed and TO me delivered, |, John ID,
Sullivan, Sheriff of Eureka County, did.
in n required by law, seize and
levy. upon. as the property OF said defend
ants named in said decree, the following
described Real Property, situated. in the
County OF Eureka and State of Nevada,
to wit
That certain Lot or Tiece of Grouad sit
uated in rhe town OF Eureka, Eureka
County and state of Nevada, on Main
stleet In said town, and described on the
plat OF the Monroe Survey of said town az
lot No, five (5l, in block No. six f6), to-
gether with all and singular the tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurten.
ances thereuntO belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
And ! will sell said Real Property, as
aforesaid, at the Courthouse OF Eureka
County, in the town of Eureka. IN said
County,
On Monday, the 10th Day Of June,
A, D. 1873, b tween the hoIrs of 9 O'Clock
A. VI. and 5 O'Clock P. NJ, to wit at II
O'Clock VI. of said day.
The sale of sand Real Property will
include all the right, title and interest
OF said defendants in and to the same
when said decree became a lien thereon,
to wit the fifth day OF May, A. D. 1873.
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN,
my27 Sheriff of Eureka County.