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Since the arrangements between the
Kellogg and M'Enery governments
have been announced, it was believed
that things would be quiet, at least till
after the election, but there is now
greater agitation than ever, and on a
different subjeet-thst subject being the
next drawing Of the Public Library of
Kentucky st the concert of November
Both. Everybody in Louisiana wants a
ticket and chance at the magnificent
prizes, and the rush and excitement ex-
ceeds anything that has ever occurred
IN the State. For full information ap-
ply to G.. H. SAMUEL,
No. 6 West Court street, Memphis.
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JET PALACE.

Ladies, take notice that the finest line
in black garnet goods, consisting of pins,
earrings, hair ornaments, necklaces,
etc, has just arrived.
L guarantee black garnetS to outlast
and excel in beauty and brilliancy any
thing ever worn in fancy jewelry.
Above goods, also all other jet Jew
elry bought at this establishment viii,
as usual, be repaired free of charge.
1. RoEsCHER, JR,
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Ladies and gentlemen taught to speak
and read French ana German duently. For
particulars apply to Mdme. DEFREY, Iehner
mouse, corner Second and Washington. La
dies entrance, between the hours Of 10 am.
and u m.
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TIE MRMPHIS STEAM DYRING

Estatablishment, 81 Madison street, lE
open for the fall season. Best WORK, at prices
70 suit the times.
B. a. HoLLEN BERG, Proprietor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The Theafer.
Mr.. Edwin Adams appeared in Ham.
let to very fair audience last night.
and made fresh draft upon his friends,
who responded with generous applause
with the fullest conviction Of his great
merits as 3 player. Tonight he will
take his benefit, when he will appear in
Wttd oats in the character of Grover. -
To those who have not seen Mr.. Adams
in this character we can safely say there
10 before them treat such as they rare
~ have nowadays presented. The
Rover is a character that fits to the
natural disposition of the man, the per-
Torrance of which gives him as much
pleasure as his audience. Filling, and
deservedly, very high position on the
stage, Mr.. Adams is every way worthy,
and we hope will be the recipient of an
overlooking house and very hearty re-
ceptiOn tonight.
The Exposition.
There was good attendance yester-
day at the Exposition and st night the
building was crowded. The manage
ment have arranged a most attractive
for tO-6ay's entertainment.
An excursion train from Grenada, Mis-
sAcSlphtt Will y laIS6 uuuOcI OF lauleS
and gentlemen will arrive at half past
eleven o'clock this morning, and will
return at eleven O'Clock tonight, the
great attraction being Prof. Mueller's
grand exhibition Of fancy dancing.
Upon this occasion Prof. Mueller viii
Introduce the beautiful SHADOW dance
If Fanny Ellsler," which is one of the
inest conceptions and most graceful
'reatiOns of the terpsichorean art. Prof
Mueller has long since established his
equation as a true artist of brilliant |
aiient, and tonight his entertainment |
viii claim the admiration and |
.licit the highest praise Of the hun |
iTeds who will behold the magnificent |
pectacle, which exceeds all other scenes |
reduced upon the terpsicborean stage. |
phe Invitation OF the part Of the man.
gers to Prof. Mueller 10 give this sOiree |
t0asdRte is not only high testimonial |
o the genius and the popularity Of this
accomplished gentleman, but an attrac-
ion that will induce more persons to st
end the Exposition than have been
here since it opened last month. 1t is
to urge our citizens to at
end the Exposition to-day and especial
tonight; the building will be crowd
d, and the occasion will be one of the
randest and most brilliant ever wit
sSsed in Memphis. The Exposition
loses tomorrow night.
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VERY CHOICE BUTTER
BUCKHAA d co. 8,
us Beale street.


MEMS heavy uBdershirts at sac at
the cheap blue store.
d. MORRIS & BRO.
z0s Main street.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
JUDGEMENTS for advertisers to reach a
large class of readers.
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FIFTY dozen of all wool undershirts
at 81, worth 81, at the cheap blue store
II. NORRIS q BRO.
40S MaIY, cf.aa&
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D. HIRsCH & co.

IF you want a hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing of any kind, you can get it at
Brownies, is Jefferson street where you are
sure TO be suited In style and price.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.

The cheapest and best STEAM DHEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE Ia the cItz a 40 24s Se-
oClld 6lIeet. HA NEON lMI1LAl sLI IrRl !
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TO EXCHANGE.

4 ANDED PROPERTY--A very valuable
l. landed property in two miles Of CinciR-
att, Ohio VIII exchange for q No. cotton
plantation within 30 miles Of Memphis; must
oe bottom land, above overflow. and perfect
title. For inform alton, address, by letter,
novl2 EMANUEL, Memphis, Tenn.
DROPERTY-First-ola improved residence
Il property; eight thousand dollars; one
fourth in money, on time; balance in other
property. Address MAX, Appeal Office.
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Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-fiye
cents per can, at j. A. sIGNAIQOS,
27S Second and Les Main streets.
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Go 10 Leddin's Business COLLEGE.

FLEIsHMANNs & Co.'s compressed
yeast, the best article offered in the market
OF SAFE oy al grocers. Ask for directio
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CLOTHING, hats, caps, boots and shoes,
from the late fire, regardless Of cost at
the cheap blue store.
H. MORRIS & BRO,
Main Strpat
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure FIJI
Ils1arakQia. Geo. W. Jones d Co. keen al
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$40 to SlOOOinvested in stocks and gold
PaysAO per Ct. month. Send for particulars.
Innbrldge 9 Co, Bankers, Q wal ST. N. Y.
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18th NOVEMBER.

The grand masonic gift concert posi-
lively comes off on the above day at
Norfolk, Virginia. Information can be
had up to the fifteenth at $50 Main
street, room four, upstairs, Bethel block.
SMOKERS will always be certain of
fine, unauthorized, and strictly clean cigars,
by buying only those made by ID. Hirsch IL
Co, ia W alter street, New York fac tory, No.
S3, Third collection district, New York
Everyone can request to be shown the box
and thereby ascertain the name OF the manu-
factory number.
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MORE TROUBLE In LOUISIANA.

STURLA, S37 Main street, supplies
families with oysters by the can.
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FOR RENT Or LEASE.

IHARMS "A beautiful farm, thirteen miles
IL north OF Memphis and one and one-half
mile from the raducah railroad one hundred
and fifty acres cleared, under good fence, and
In high state Of cultivation; a good dwelling
and outhouses, good gin ana orchard; viii be
rented one year or leased for i've years. viii
sell four head horses and corn 10 run the place.
Also, thirty-acrs plaSe for rent. Apply Rt
octl7 80 POPLAR STREET.
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EXTRA NICE BUTTER
At BUCKHAM d CO.'S,
lis Pea IL STRAIT
ATTENTION.

THE SUNDAY APPEAL is the best ad-
vertising medium in the State.
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sTEAMBoATs.
FOB CAIRO AND sT. LOUIa

- = - - - - - - - -
FOR CAIRO AND sT. LOU07-
Memphis aud st. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman. Columbus. Cairo and 81. L.ouis
Steamer CITY OF HELENA, Dr. \
' 49,: :; Z; =; \ s.
sup't Mlssisslppi River Elevator COMPANY.
FOR vICKsBUR9.
HeUPhss Aad 81 Louis Packet COMPANY
O. - Nail Lime.
Fof helena, Chleot, Greenvine, Vicksburg,
and Way Landings,
- IN aster Z
Leaves FRIDAY, NOV. 18th, at 70 a.m.
sup,t Mississippi River elevator Corapan
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and Hew orleans
Packet for the season
Leaving Memphis Every Alternate Thursday.
o.. comm neing October 18th, 1874,
0ei' s1l-A,1 Lf-h.------.-.-I. r. Hicks master
All. tgflasOnl clerk
This elegant steamer Will leave
as above zRsaesth,ryII.ss
THURSDAY, November 18th. a. q c's1Ss.t-
pm, positively
VIII give Through Bills Lading To LIVER
poo oyer mississippi and Dominican Steam
hsr rFetzar or passage apply II
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent 10 Madison st
a., ne . TIL : LEE VIII pay particular aUten-
lion 70 all way and bend business, and asks a
liberal share of the patronage so ZeneronslV
bestowed I'M DAYS gone BY. Oct27
FOR NAPOLEON.
Memphis and vicksburg Packet Co-Cbeek
Line-U. 5. Mail-Fs T Helena, Friars Point
and Napoleon Steamer
HUn.2
Mark Cheek.-.master Jas. ThouipsS5B clssrF
Leaves FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
geo. W: CaEEk, SuPt, 25s 'front.' st.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
ONLY REGULAR
INDEPENDENT WHITE RIVER PIT.
For Augusta, Jaeksonport, and all Way
Landings.
Str. ELLA. -
MILT. HARRY master
ED. POSTAL. clerk
Leaves SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, at pm.
Apply TO R.W. LIGHTRURNE,
superintendent, Is Madison sc.
GLENN & VINSON, Agents,
FOR HELENA & FRIAR'5 POINT
For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends.
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
The elegant and feet side-Wheel passenger
PHIL AEALNN. -
Viii leave as abo Ssse ever3 Monday ws6s5
lay and Friday throughout the year.
For freight OF passage apply on board.
FOR OSCEOLA.
WE HAVE COME 80 STAY.
FOR Randolph, Fulton, Osceola, and ali Land
1ngs on the Way-Elegant sidewheel steamer |
d. ". Cheek, sH
WI d sIg as ovs an MIN iSer
DAY and FRIDAY Of each week.
For ireisht or passage apply on board
BandOaph. fulton, SbsceOIa ana John /
so1's Landing TrI-W eelxIy = -. -.
Frank Forrest, -
}. K. Joplin. master ]. W. Rhodes.----elerk /
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY /
nd FRIDAY, making all the coast landings.
sor IreIsns or 2assags Apply on Soard,
FOR HELENA.
or Helena and way LaDdings.-The
staunch and comfortable steamer
@Es Francis, - /
Basket. d. p Davis.....-e clerk
VIII leave as above every Tuesday, Thurs
ay and Saturday throughout the season.
For freight or passage apply on board
CHEEK LINE.
emphis and Vickshurg Packet COmpany-l
For Helena, Frtars Point and the Bends-U.
S. Mail to Napoleon.
FOE CHIC0T.
Illinois, s=e
Mark r. Cheek........-.............-- ;lsf15T.
caves MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. 5 nm
FOB AAPOLEOa.
A. d. White, sg=N
George Malone -. ID llsrssr-
caves TU ESDAYS and SATURDAYS, 5 pm
Fer trei ght or passage apply on board or to
GRO ". OF sFK. sup'r 26S Front street
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OYSTERS by the can at SFURLA's, 3S7
Main street.
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CABANAs cigars, &c. each, sold by h.
Esch, go Second, opposite Court square.
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STRAYED.

QIO REWARD-Strsyed from my house,
DlO l54 second street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, November 2, 1874,
VERY LARGE ROAM COW:
as small crumpled horns, pointing down in
she has any ear-marEs. The above reward
viii bs paid for her return to me NJ l54 second
street. D. H. HAYDEN.
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FRESH OYSTERS received dailyat Vim
eeat Botto's, l9l Front street. :.
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ATTEND ROOercBOnE Business College
CHOICE LOT WISCONSIN BUTTER
AT BUCKHAM & co.'s,
Il5 Beale street
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The Committee on Amusements are glad to
announce that for the pleasure OF our patrons
during the day, they have made an engage
ment with the celebrated ROYAL MARIO
NETTI TROUPE Of AutomatOn Figures, who
made their first appearance on Monday even
ing TO an immense and delighted audience.
The Marionettis viii appear at
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WANTS.

= ITUATION-By an experienced salesman,
y in a wholesale grocery, liquor or tobacco
house. Address SALkSMAS, this Office
TWO SITUATION - Separate or together,
l. in town or country. A widow wishes 20
take charge Of children and domestic affairs.
A young lady would teach. Terms moderate,
Reference unexceptionable. Address
novlI No. $50 POPLAR ST.
IFOOK- WAITER--A good woman cook
- also, boy 70 wait on table. Inquire At
No. ! Beale street. southeast corner shelby
and Besle. CHAS. BERrON.
SITUATION-By healthy white woman as
y wet nurse. Address
now T. NJ, Appeal Office.
100 HANDS-TO work on leyee. Apply 10
lVO HARDEMAk & POLK,
MOB At Hardtimes, Tensas parish, La.
A TIES ION-Choice Meals and Lodging
n only &c, at CU5TOMH HOUSE,
novS 81 and 1873 shelby street.
HTANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO Tvs Vi
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
BY, 81 Washington 81. Awnings Of all styles
made 70 order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, upholstered, vanished,
ard packed for shipment Carpets taken up.
cleaned anl relaid. All work called for and de-
uvered free OF charRe- H BUTTENB BERG.
YOUNG MEN-To learn telegraph operat-
Il ing for new railroad and com merciaI Of
dces. Permanent positions as soon as quail
hed. Address Pacific and Atlantic telegraph.
Box 3, Memphis, Tenn. see
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Friday Night November Isrh.

IOANDuSO AN. AND AT ? AND4P.M.,
giving four grand performances. Eyerybod
should see them, without fail.
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LOST.

| SLUT-On Sunday morning last, a small
1 y black and-tsn slut; tsil broke in two
places; had on q collar with Fire Company
No. engraved on It The finder viii please
'G noVI2 Hs' - EseINE-HoUsE. DesOto st.
cPECTACLEs-A pair Of gold spectacIes, on
= Poplar, Adams, or Orleans street. The
finder will call at S@ ADAMS ST.
CHAWL-on october 18th. a hne double
> black cashmere shawl. The finder will be
rewarded by returning It to 30 Union street.
novu n. E. POLK.
DOOK-with names OF subscriber to Carson
% & Barnard 5 NJ asouic Record. Finder Will
be rewarded foI leaving Il at lol Jefterson ST.
ROOMS AND EoARD.
nEsIRABLE rooms and board, also day
u board, at IS MADISON 81.
II tlemen, furnished or uni furnished, AZ 40
Madison street. nos
DoOMS AND BOARD-Desirable front room,
n with board, at IS UNION ST.
DOOM AND BOARD-O1e UNFINISHED
~ room in private family. l0I ADAMS ST.
rs at S. MONROE ST. /
DOOM AND BOARD-Ffne front room on |
II INST floor, unfinished with board. Can /
3ccem mOdate few day bOardeTs also. Apply i
lt ~ IhiTd street, corner Of Washington.
ID OOM-Choice room with board in a private /
n home, good locality, near Beale street i
'ars. Refer 10 Colonel KnGwiton, Post 1
1fice, or J. P. Finnier % Main ST. sep2s
- OOMs-GEE HOUSE, cor. Main and Beaie.
II Fifty newly furnished rooms, single or
n suits, for gentlemen only; S. and So per
month, s. and IS cents per dsy. Good board
Y i've dollars Der week, IN the building. sels
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AND


EXHIBITION OF FANCY DANCING,
BY MONS. MUELLER and the pupils Of his
Academy, presenting the following mag
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ADJUSTMENTS.
-VHIRO ANNUAL
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
LAST WEEK OF THE EXPOSITION.
GREAT AND SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS
For the Closing Nights.

Positively Close on Saturday. Nov. IAth.
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FOR VIOKsBURa.

Leaves as above THIS DAY, Nov. Bun, &C )
O'Clock pm. zD. STORM,
sup't Mlssissipp River Elevator Compasnv.
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no EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADMISSION.

For the convenience OF our patrons the
space IN 'front.' OF the stage viii be greatly en-
larsed by the removal Of some OF the goods.
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special Excursion Trains viii be run 10 give |
our friends out OF the city an opportunity 10 /
attend.
Admission on " d reutS
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For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and 81. Louis
Steamer CITY OF HELENA, ~ =
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MEM p2ls Rad az EsOufa Packet COnnssuv
u. =. MAIL Line.
For Helena, Chlcot, Greenville, Vicksburg.
and Way Landings,
Steamer ST. LUKE, r.
-s.---.-..-s..s m as ilef
Leaves FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, at 10 am
Al. STORM,
snpt Misslssippi River Elevator Company
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. 2Ss.


a IN srysy No CRY
u. Nevada. Fcbrulry q, IEI-Notics 10
hereby given that the undersigned. Miles Good.
man, W. n. Corbstt, n. u. Ccrbett, WIN. Will
son. VIM. sadler. wm. Dorner. j. II Stewart
and VIM. y. Prescott, whose Post ONCE !. In
Gold Hin. Nsvads, have made application for
nfeen hundred 1900 linear feet on tho Pride
Compsny's claim, Devils Gate and Chinatown
Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada, extend
In, 500 feet In q northerly direction nom the
notice OF location. and embracing: the same,
with all dip.. spurs, angles aud variations, with
surface ground 600 feet In width. and described
on the Plat and field notes on die In my once.
as follows. TO wit:
Iie,innin, AZ q post marked No. I, Z. 8. y.
No. 81. which stands on the right bank Of Amer.
lean Flat Rsvine, about - feet south frcm the
track OF the Virginia and Truckeo Railroad. and
about 400 feet easterly OF the east end Of Ameri.
can Fat Tunnel on said railroad. From ssld
pos, the center OF this compsny's shan bears
v. I51o T., 800 feet. and the corner tn sections
Z. 8, IL and IA, II. &c ". II. 81 u. bears y. 29o
81 W., l,Tol feet, and runnin: thence: frst
course, ". itHo W.. 1900 feet TO q post marked
No. ,, q. 8. \ No. "a; thence second course.
". s3xo T., 600 feet to , post marked No. =, U.
\. 8 No. 81: thence third eourse. \. itXo T.,
i.so feet to . poet marked No. 4. y. :. No.
81; thence fourth course. 5. f3Io W., 800 feet
10 q post marked No 4, U. =. =. No. ~, and
place OF beginning, containing within said
above described boundaries twenty c. 100 o.o5l
acre. 81 land. Bearings expressed from true
east.
The location OF the claim /. recorded In Book
~" folio 3si, Of the Mining Records of .aid
Devils Gate and calaatown Mining District,
kept at Silver City. Lyon county. Nevada. The
adjoining claimant !. the Goodman q. :. Min
Ing Company, U. =. Y. No. n. on the south.
feo 6d ADOLPIuS wAITZ. Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
q. \. survey No. SIS.
NOTICE NO. 225.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NE.
u. yafa, February q, ls5i.-Noiicc In here
by given that the ''Memnon Mining Company"
by l.aac l.. Rcqus, its managing agent, whose
PO.t-ohee Il At Virginia City. STOREY County.
Nevada, has made application for U. \. Patent
for twcnt, two hundred C2,soo) linear feet gu
the Sheridan lode, Memnon Mining Csmpnny's
claim. Devils Gate Mining District. Lyon
County. Nevada, extending 30 feet 10 the north
aud 1901 feet To the south from the location
shaft, and embracing the same. with all dips.
spurs. angles ana variations. with surface
| ground 900 feet In width, and described on tho
plat aud field notes ON die In my sficc, as fol.
Ows. 10 wit:
beginning at post No. I, U. =. Survey No. IS.
This poet stands about $50 feet west Of the
road nom the New York House TO Silver City,
and about 300 feet north from Qu.nn's housel
The Y section corner between Sections 20 and
n, II. 1G north, u. 81 cart. bears south Ice q
west. i.i33 feet Post No. ? Of Survey No. -
bears north CGko east. io5 feet: northeast cor.
ner Of Survey No. ~ bears touth g3o east, 20
feet the center OF the Company's ,haft on this
lode bears rouih a2o 10 east, 3sG feet, and run.
ming thence: First-east 3sS feet TO witness
poet, ~ feet west Of co.ner No. 2, 900 feet TO
corner No. 2. In interior OF dwelling.houpe;
.e~cond-south2 ,2o0 feet TO post marked No. 3,
IT,. =. y. No. 81; thence, third-wcst 100 feet to
post marked No. 4. y. ;. =. No. -; thence.
fourih- north 1900 feet To post marked No. ],
y. \. $. No. IS, the place OF beginning. and
containing within said above described bound
aries twenty and 10 100 CeD.eO) acres. hearings
expressed from true meridian; variation lGo 80
east.
The claim IL composed OF four locations. re.
corded In book c. ON pages 5?s, SO, $50, SOL and
$50 OF the Lyon County Records, kept In the Of.
fee Of the County Recorder OF Lyon County,
Nevada
The adjoining claimant on the north !. tho
Quinn Company. The names OF the adjoining
claimants on the ,outh are unknown.
fe23 cod ADOLPIuS WAITE, Register.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out Of the Ju,tics Court In and for Silver
City Precinct, County Of Lyon, State OF Ne
vada. aud TO me directed and delivered. for
Judgments rendered In said Court on The 18th
day Of February. A. u. 1874. In favor OF tins
STATE OF NEVADA, Plaintiff. aud against
the following named defendants and the real
estate and improvements hereinafter described,
to wit:
VIII. wIBLEnUTI. and the following do.
.cribed real estate, TO wit: West half OF south
west quarter OF Section 10 north. Range q tast,
containing ~ acres. Spring Valley, Lyon Coun.
~, Nevada, Tax delinquency and costs, f2o 10:
j. s. RIOTlDES, and the following described
real p.taie. Ia wit: Vacant Lot, east eide Main
street. northwest OF McConc, Town OF Silver
City. Lyon County, Nevada. Tax delinquency
and costs, cas- rs.
Notice L. hereby given that on the TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, A. u. 1874, be-
tween the hours of o O'Clock A. ~. and 8 o'clock
=. NJ, namely at ~ o'clock ". Of isid day, ] will
cell all the right. title aud interest Of the above
named Defendants for the amount OF Tax dc.
llnqucncy aud costs npon the property set or.
p0slic their respective names, at the Court
House door. In Dayton, Lyon County. Nevada,
nj public auction, Tor each In hand, 10 the high.
Get bidder. who will take the least portion OF
said property and pay the amount Of said Tax
delinquency and costs. 10 satisfy raid Sxeeu.
tions and oOsts tnat may accrue.
GRO. W. SHAW,
Sheriff Of Lyon County. Nevada.
by A. NJ. McCABE, Deputy sheriff.
DAYTON, February. 20, 1874. fc2J I'll