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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
WILMINGTON. DEL. JUNE D. 1874.
NOTHING FROM THE COUNCIL

The City Council held another meeting l"t>
evening bui no action was taken on the killgoie
defalcation This is treating the demands of The
people with a contempt that may show little
nerve on the part of the members of that body,
but they i'll find that those who elected them
will not be satisfied with this exhibition. fIVe
months have transpired since the City Auditor
should have made bis report to the City Council
in which the deficiency of Mr.. Killgore ought to
have appeared and been shown up IL was
known in January. Tie Chairman OF tie ~
nance Committee is the proper poison INTO "h"se
hands the report of the Auditor should first pass.
As he did not receive that report he OF course
would call for lt--not calling ior 1t induces the
presumption that he and the committee and the
members OF the majority had hcen made ac'
quainled with the fact of the deiIicatlon Ill jan
uary We cannot believe the City Auditor, alter
discovering the deficiency, kept the matter an en-
tire secret between himself and MIR. killgere ior
four months. This would look very suspicious
indeed. Bat then docs ii look less so to see 1t
kept a secret by the committee Tor 80 long time :
Aud yet this is the conclusion that must be ar
rived at This course allowed Mr.. k,Ilsorc 10
impose himself, defaultcr, on the Board OF Edu-
cation; TO impose himself upon citizens Tor sccu'
rity, and gave him credit where lie doubtless
could not have secured il. This was shielding
climea-coyeriDs up political corrnphon' anu
making the Council III part responsible for that
crime and it might have ylhated the security
had the BoaId OF Education been dupcd INTO
receiving kugore's bond. 1t is said that Kill
gore now mpicatrs other partIrs-that he regles
that he did not receive all the money himself
and tLeIe are lhosr who imaSnc that We sh2iI
have iast such another t2ugla as that which oc-
CURED in the Lewis-Dougherty DEDICATION.
We do not suggest that Mr.. Adams knew OF
This drtalcation when he made a mot on Tor the
employment oi an eTpr,t, hut the TACT that the
Coniine, cidi contends that the arrangements for
this examination WAS elected and matured by
the majority members before the city election,
giVes To such an idea.
The Republican, party has pursued this conceal
ment policy in Washington until the capital be
gins to be a stencil in the nostiils of the people
and no one looks to Washington Radical ciIclet
for honor, ON the contrary the WITHDRAWING
that is done there only subjects those who receive
the application TO deeper suspicion. We hope
Wilmington will not ape WASHINGTON in hi:
particular, and that the truth VIII not only l.,
carefully sought, but lully tXpOscJ let The odiun
fall whore It may
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Food and Diasslion.

In dyspebsiathe gastric juice which should dis
solve tae food is only formed in small quanti es
and whatever may be tho feeling pt o,nptincs, aud
weakncss in such cases. the dyS,nptc should ca,
sparingly; To- remedy the evil, the mucous mem,
brane OF the stomach. which secretes and
emits the gastric fluid, should be stimulated and
toned and'the best In fact the onIv sure prepare
ton Cor this parpose Is ostetters stomach Bitters
Not only docs this admirable stomachic promote q
sufficient and st ,ady supply of the solvent which
ccnve the food TO the purposes Of life. but it also
reGulIt the flow of bile, controls the bowels, and
has a most atng effect upon tho nerves
The glow which the We. J f st dose difises through
the system is an earpt t of tho moro permanent
v.talizing effects which are produced by its per
sistent use, It improves the appetite. cheers the
spirts, and renders the body hardy and strong.
june4tO1l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Munificehi tsihH or n CaiiidfhiR
81 So millionaire. N

SAN FEANCIaCo juno The act OF Jas Lick ,
dCeiin" the whole al ! ptop,iiy t. the pnhhr,
oxcitcs much cnmtnct.I li- ,lcnutts s700,0m t.
the construction of the lAr,. s. and 6es. tel scope
in the world for the observatory at Lake Tahoe.
100000 for public monuments; sl5o.OOo ior
public baths in his city, rnd 500, 900 tor an Old
l. idics' Home $1,000 10 the Society for the Pro-
lection of Dumb Animals $4,000 to the Ladies
Protection and Relief Society; 10000 to the
Mechanics Library ; $a5, 600 90 the Proicslrrt
Oiphrns' Asylum; $4,000 to the CITY oi San
Jos, for an orphan asylum sl5OO0o Tor the
erection ot a bronze mdnuml mt to the memory
OF Francis s. Key, OF Mary land, author of The
Star.Spangled Brner, ia Golden Gate Park.
100000 for the cndow nlont of n school of me
chanical' arts in Crtfolaii, and the residue III
excess of 81, 10000 10 thc Pioneers Society lie
makes ample provision for his relatives. and Ie-
serves homestead and s?J 900 per arnrm ior
hmsei
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

ONE ROOM TOO MANY.-The Board OF Elu
cation has never explained why or how it is thai
it now has Two looms, and is paying rent fol
TWO. 1t is very kind Of The Board to volunteer
to keep another man from losing rent on hiE
property; but The Taxpayers do not like sucl
expenses.
The Board should never haze removed from
The City Council chamber 1hc cost for gas
fuel and janitors' services would thus have bes1
economical and no rent would have been 10 pay
They had better move back to the City llall anc
thus make up by economy what has been lost by
neglect and extravaganza
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

CITY REPoRTs.-ln the GAZETTE, today, will
is the statement OF the bonded indebtedness OF the
city, end the other - the annual report of GeorGc
McCa', Ed, Chief Engineer OF tho i ne Depart.
ment. The latter iepoIt Is impoilsnl "a wcn as
interesting. 1t shows by the trihing losses winch
were sustained al most of the f-es, the activity
and efficiency OF our present volunteer Fire De
partment. Nearly ELL the few fires in which TIC
losses were considerable occurred in the night, md
some OF them were in Localities difiilult Tor the
steamers TO approach. The amornt of damage by
fire during the year aggregated, and the sma
sum will surprise every on. The report will
well repay perusal, and ls, Of itself, one OF the
strongest arguments against the proposed Paic
Fire Department yet advanced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE,

-t'y) for this week, has b ell ssu aud i
now for sale at the news stands, and al our busi
ness Office. The GAZETTE tins wock, is filled a:
usual With choice array of local, general ano
miscellaneous news and interesting editol.a's
One OF the speciaties Of tbs number IS Senator
Bayards speech aga INST Woman SufT-sye. II wa:
published IN the DAl.Y GAZETTE OF Wednesday
and created such great demand, that even oui
large extra edition was speedily exhausted. Thos,
who want copy should obtain it at once, by buy
ing the weekly GAZETTE. Price live ccn's PEI
copy, wrapped ready for mailing. Per year, - 90
IN advance, sample copies are sent See 10 fry ad
dress
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

INTERNAL IMrRovEMNTs.-ln the Senate
yesterday, Mr.. Bayard opposed the resolution
to build canal from the Mississippi river,
and referred to the experience ofPennsylvaDia OF
In constructing canals. which involved great
expense and loan, and then the wOik had TO Ie
abandoned. He would not now discuss the
proprety of entruSting such great works as
these to Government officials under our sys-
TEN of government, but would address himself
to the absence of power in Congress TO enter
into States for The construction of railroads
and canals. Would the States surrender their
right of eminent domain to allow Congress to
eater into them for the purpose of construct
ing and regulating railroads" AS yet there
had been no precedent for the exercise OF
such power by Congress, and the decisions of
the Supreme Coult were eIfecly clear against
II.
In the House bin was 'paased iutorpc-
rating the Inland and Seahoard Coasiinp
Company of the District of Columbia. Al
~ a i,ii 20 provide for the establishment OF
Lille saving stations and houses of refuge on
tho sea aud lake coasts, among them a sta
iion at Cape iienlopen, one at Indian river
Delaware AT Green Run inlet, Md; al
ChlncOteague, Hog Island, Sandy Shoa
island and Smiths 'tAnd on the coPSt o
Virginia. The House thei' resumed the
consideration ct III, till iui the improve
meni of the mouth oi ihs mississippi. NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
Counterfeit Ba and Arrested

Counterfeit plates, counterfeit implements
and largo lot of counterfeit money, cap
tured at Cincinnati by Detective Whitley,
were resolved and opened at the Treasury
Department yesterday, Several OF the platss
arc stated to be "tho finest counterfeits ev-
made, that q. "A back Of a ten dollar note
being regard dad as equally good, in every
particular; with the genuine plate" Tue
plates ior counter fsitiiIg check stamps are
also."equal To genuine.' Tne counterfeit
ers, Il IN number, are in iail, and Whitley
thinks the capture VIII stop counterieiiipg
ia the West and Southwest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

THE NEEDLE Gun AN AMERICAN INNEE-
TIoN.-In suit on trial ia the Unied States
Circuit Court, IN relation TO breech-Ioading tire
arms. counsel stated thai the called 'Prussan
needle-gun" IS an American invention, having
been invented and patented by an American
named Smith three years before il was used in
Prussia, 10 which country the patent obtained il
the United States was taken to exbibit as a proot
of invention
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

The MEETING To.MoRRow will no doubt be
largely attended. free train of cars will leave
the depot in this city at one p. m, sharp. The
ride will be a pleasant one aud all white men in
favor of Democratic economy and good govern
ment arc invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

of The Gar the Spectator says: "The Gar
towering IN green and gold as tall as Solomon
LobD, has come and gone again within week
of weary sightseeing. Some who saw him
when ne was not IN active movement or con-
Versaii"n We're struck by the increasing aspect
OF sadness which has grown upon his cOunte-
nance ana by the extent to which he has age
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

SALES OF MoNEY-Lsst night. al the reg.
ular monthly me3ting OF Citizens Loan
Association, 500 sold al 62IS per cent. ore.
mium, Sl6tJ at 20 and 5000 at 25IS, ToA
remaining rec elpts were devoted TO paying
oil shares of the first series.
At the 9Sth monthly meeting of Germanis
Loan Association, held last evening. SIOO
sold al "a per cenIprem lnm, $500 at Ct and
5000 at 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

Governor Weston, of n ew Hampshire, was
inaugurated yesterday. His Inaugural message
shows That The Slate hnauces are in sound
condition. The revenue ior the year ending
May 81 was $I4O, Oe2, and the total expenses
$434, ,49l, leaving surplus of 1906 $40. The
Governor DISCUSSES the subject Of Temperance,
ntima'es that total prohibition is against public
sentiment in New Hampshire and iayors a Ii.
cense law in some form,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

BRIEF Bur PoINTgD.-The Baltimore Ga=ette
calls Mr.. "Baysrds last speech" "a gem OF purest
ray serene, and says" when he had finished one
OF the noisest advocates OF the measure (woman' g
suffrage, hung down his head and admitted he
was almost convinced"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
General News

1t is said that Hon Jhscp Robinson, who for
five years past has been Assistant Solicitor of the
Treasury Department. WI be appointed Solicitor
in place oi Mr.. Bauirld resigned.
The commission OF Judge richardson, es Asso-
ciate Justice of the Court of Claimc. was signed
yesterday by the President
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

From being sectional, Decoration day is COM
ing 10 bc naional. 1t IS taking on the august
character oi sacrament ol reconciliation. There
s good reason to believe that year or two hence
will see the entire American people, North and
South, celebrating ii tcgether. 1t il true the
season is earlier at the South 'h9n with us but
there is no danger OF dearth of flower there
Oh the thiriieth day Of May, and there are obyi-
ons reasons why, in this at in possibly more i'm
portant matters, We shorld be one. -Sprtnnfsld
RepntN on.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
LATER FROM OREGON.

The returns IRON OTegon thus far show vote
for Williams Republican,, Tor Congress, of 4,0io,
against 312l for Ludlow, Democrat and , 900
for Davenport, Independent. For Governor, Tol-
man. Republican, has 4,554; Grover, Democrat,
4 ,l9l, aud Campbell Independent, J, 462, Scvcr-
al counties remain to h heard from. 1t is be-
lieved that Chadwick, Democrat Is reelected
Secretary of State, aud Clark. Republican, Treas
urcr, while Rowland Independent, Is chosen Su-
perintcudent OF Public Instruction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

CoLoRED TEMPERANCE MEETINGs.-Last
hlgnt coIored temperance meollng was held
In Bethel M r, church. Addresses were made
ny hev: MI. lhOmas pastor o: the Church.
KeV. flelder israel, and Daniel Anderson. AT
the close several persons proposed themselves
ior membership IN the Colored Divisions OF
Sons of Temperance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
From the Phila. All-Day City Item.
WILMINGTON "GAZETTE.

The Daily Gazette, of Wilmington, Dsla.
ware, Is an excellent newspaper, and de-
serves the reputation 1t Is making for itself.
Such papers are needed In Wilmington TO
keep that slow place awake to do its duty.
The Gazette is always earnest in it's efforts
for reform. NS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
2Mblif Salts.
2mblif Sales.
DUBLIo SALE OF FIRST T'CLAsS
~ BUILDING LOTS "a
ONE SPLENDID PRIVATE RESIDENCE
The undersigned will sell for themselves and as
agents, on the premises.
On Saturday, June eth, 1874.

Commencing at o'clock, p. NJ. at Lot No: !, near
the corner OF Sixth and Franklin streets, following
ON mainly by the numbers and selling the house
No. 403 Delaware Avenue, at about 90 o CLOCK 4.
NJ -
These lots are located on Fifth. Sixth. Broom and
Rodney Streets and thetop OF the hill IN the
Western portion of our city one OF the most
beautiful locations in the State OF Delaware. com
manding a very extended view OF the Delaware
River and Bay. of the City ot Wilmington, and OF
the surrounding country.
As for the House, it is one of the hand H.
soonest in the City of Wilmington, No. l40J III
Delaware Avenue, with beautiful front, side iih
and back yard. in splendid order, contain,
ing Parlor. Dining room. Kitchen and summer
Kitchen, on first floor, three Cham bers, Sitting,
room Bath room. and back Veranda on second
hoor aud two good Chambers on the third noor.
From it n full view Of the valley OF the BRANDY
wine, and the Home Park and those beautiful
Law ns of Messrs. Washington Jones and joshua u.
Pusey, is always subject to view without cost to the
purchaser. The Lot is 81 feet front by loO lee,
deep. The cellar in complete order. with goo91
and complete Heater. heating the whole house: A
Porch extending the whole Of the width OF the
'front.' with a two story Bay-Window The Man.
sarl Roof is covered with the best tin. and recently
painted, in good order.
uH.For terms see handbills.
M. NJ. CHILD s CO..
For themselves and as Agents.
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auct'rs may23
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05

DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN MECHANIC.
Rich. Norris died AT Ms residence, Chest
nut Hin, near Philadelphia, ON Wednesday
night last, in lhe slAty-eighth year OF his
age. Mr.. Norris was n nahYe OF baltimore,
and commence business in this city as n
druggist but removed 10 Philadelphia in
1888, where he and his brother William ho
survives him, laid tho foundation of the
Norris Loo c)motivo Works, which they
carried on most successfully, turning out
from one bundrod to one hundred and fifty
locomotives per year. Their trade was mos l.
ly with southern roads, and their onrIues
were regarded AS among tho boat manuia =
tured. Thoy abandoned business IN 1863
and Mr.. Norris retired - private life. His
fortune Is estimated at million and a hall.
IL Is also announced that Ava Whitney, the
well known Car manufacturer of Phila
delphia, died in that city, yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
PdTENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. so,

Z. 5. LAND OFFICE,
NOTICE hp IS mE FsTass' AHg, =; is5ii
~ the Newark Silver Mining Compnnxt
County. Nevada, has this day filed ne io
this office a diagram together with a notice ~
ahrilea,,oh Ter a patent from the United
TO-, 81, for fifteen hundred-l. O0~Iinca,
feet of the Buckeye State Lode. the sama
running ~ feet northwesterly and 76 fect
ground no feet in width. situated in Newee
ark Mining District, White Pine conntv
state Of Nevada. and described in tho ",a,,
and field notes on file in this office as follows
to wit: "s'
U. s. Survey. No. 40.
Beginning at a post marked No. l, Us.
Survey. No: 10" the same being post No. /
of Survey No. IS. made for The Newark Sii',
.'cr Mining Company. upon the Chihuohn,
Lode. whence the J. section corner on th"
n%r,hcW,n f i darE Of ssetien ., 7. -, y. h.
and the mouth Of tho chihuahua Tunnoi
bears \. 63iio W. 257 feet; thence runni,gS'
3l@4s +. l.N0 feet TO post marked No. =. l.. s
Survey No. 40; thence 5. 5sl4e W. 2W feet 10
post marked. No. ;, Z. 5. Survey. no, 40.
whence post No. ,, of Survey No. 81, made f"r.
Frank Betschman upon the Tattcrv LODI
bears y. 80 IS ". 23i' feet: thence n. Sls,.'
M,l.am feet. to post marked No. 1, Us.
Survey No. TO-: and thence n. $751; T.. %6
feet. TO post No. |. the place of beginning
containing Il St-lG0 acres. courses EXPRESSED
from the true meridian, with a magnetic VA.
Ration o. To- East.
This claim is located in the unsurveycd
bounded on the north by the Original Chi.
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A. Page -.
of the Newark District Mining Records, and
a copy of the notice and plat can be found
posted at shaft No. |, upon the lode.
81 ClhUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
Notice of Application of Married
Woman 10 hscome a Sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
y SAHAli JANE JOHNSON, Of tho
town and county Of Eurol II and state ut NJ
vada, wife Of Jehn J Gibson, intcrdsto make
al APPLICATION to the District Court Of tho
sixth Judicial district in and for Eureka
count, state OF Nevada. ON til 18th day OF
October. \. II. 1871, at 10 o'clock in the idre-
noon Of said dav, or as soen thereafter as
roausel can b. heard. FOR an order OF sad
Count permitting h-r to carry sn business IN
tn town ard county OF Eureka, state OF Ne
vada, in her own name. and on her own &C
count, pursuant to an act OF the Legislature
of The state OF Nevada, passed February h,
l>N. entitled IAN act to auttuflde. Marie"
women to transact business in their own
names as sole trader.
The business she intends to carry on Is that
If conducting and carving ON = d~rcss-mnhlrs
h 5sinesS and buying and selling real and pes
soual property in the county and State azores
said.
Dated this I'D day Of Scrtc,nber, ls1i.,
SARAH JANE JOHNSON.
ilIILHorSE 4 DAVENPORT, Att'ys. SS-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
Public Notice.

Al NEES AND Ali OTHERS ARE
VI h.rehy notified II A. tho Easye ConSoli-
dated Mining Conn any Limited will not bc
rrS! on-ible Tor layucnt Of laoor or material
furnished To ian ties having contracts OF
asrecm ents to woIA on any Il the tompany's
mines III / into. Secret canyon. or elsewhere
III Eurcha covhty. JC-iN a.. MURPHY,
>uperIn: aLicnt
Eureka. New. bc'attr =. 49, o>ti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
DISSOLUTION NOIICE.

THEiAkTN ElSIllr UERETUFoRE En-
1 i,tit- between James k>le and David
AlcNcy, in the Saloon business, is this day
dissolved hy mutual cunse:lt, David McNc l
withdrawing. Al debts due the firm and la
hliitl,s .. he same viii Ice settled by james
hy!r. JAMES KYLE,
P.ANlD MeN EI.
Eureka, Sept. 2ith, lsIi. ol-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14

And in accordance with law. ard an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the Twenty
filth day of August. ~, so many shares If
each parcel of such stock a. may be neecSsa-
ry. viii be sold AT public auction 1T the office
u the Company. IA Montgomery street. on
Monday. the Nineteenth Day ofOctO.
Der. 1871. al the hour Of twelve o'clock at
noon, q such day, to ray delinquent assess
mentS tn sreon. together with costs Of adver-
Using and expenses of the sale.
+. L. BEACH, Secretary.
Office: Ne. i2i Montgomery street, san
Francisco. California. Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
TUNING AND REPAIRING.

IOiiN FRANK INFORMS THE ClIl-
- zens of Eareka that he is now prepared 10
tune and repair Pianos Of all manuiaetuIr-
ouchIy required. Tuning, IS; repairing At
moderate charges. JOHN hhNh
sistf Residence, North Eucl street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
dSSFSSNENTS.
NOTICE.
ErRENA MINING Ann SMx,.r.

Il ing Company. Location of principal place
OF business, san Francisco. California; Local
ton Of works, Eureka. Nevada.
Notice: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of
assessment No. u levied on the 18th day of
February, 1871, tn several amounts set OPP
posite the names of the respective share
holders. as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity of Tanks 152,oco Gallons.
AL now FULL.

WATER WILL lie FURNISHED IN
w i;uby Hill. in any desired quantities. at
al seasons vi The year. at a uniform rate and
lowe. than can be furnished from auy other
source. y alter delivered twice daI., to pri-
Yate i2nties, miners cabins. saloons, etc.
viii bc spld at the office of the company on
l,uby iiill, b. ". II. MILLER, Superin-
tendent.
". =. HAEHIB Proprietor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-14
POLL TAx
lots For Sale!

GONE DESIRABLE LOIS FOR PRIVATE
- L. licences. situated ii paul street. in Mac
doIaiG'- survey, Will be sold on favorable
tcr'Gs. i|uriGil ar icu.Hr> apply to
MAJ ttM NJ AtDUN AiD,
At r = rcSliaH:5, n south Spring s,reet.
aI.--tt-3NI
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EXECUTORS SALE
In the Matter of the Estate Of JOHN
O. UARROH,, Deceased.
District Court Sixth Judicial District, Eurc-

in fHc mater OF ne ESf0fc OF JOhN
o. UARROF, Deceased.
District Ceurt, Sixth Judicial District, Euro
ka county. Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance, and bg the power aud author
ity in me vested by the last will and tesia-
mcnt of John O.. barrow, deceased, duly pro-
batrd IN said court, the undersigned, e.xecu-
tor of said viii, will sell at pubic auction 10
the highest bidder on the following terms, 10
wit: for all Sums Of and under two hundfea
dollars, cash; ard for all sums over Two nun,
drcd dollars, on a credit of ninety days WIN
Interest on such sans at the rate 81 Two PEI
cent. per month, With good security, anu
subject to confirmation by said District Cohf,,
on SATURDAY.. OCTOBER Sd. ls1i, at 10
O'clock :. y, Of that day, at tht ohlce Oh ,nr
late John q. barrow, deceased, one "ooi.
nofth OF the Turner House, in the town ui
Eureka, in said county and State, the i0i!o"I
ing per- nal property. 10 wit: A large hnt
well selected law library. eonsistlng IN iaIs
Of the Now York, Massachusetts,, tall ornia,
Nevada, Iadiana, Illinois, American ahd
United states Supreme tourt Reports; nlte9
California ni.ests, and n large lot OF La"
IeNi Books; also a lot If MISCELLANEOUS
books, carpets. chairs. tables, desk, Door
case, lamps, stuvc and lIre, lounge, peu' peu-
stead and bedding, bureau, wasistahd, WIN
numerous other articles. {. L. iiohN.
Executor of said J. o. barrow, deceased
Septemh.r 18th. 1874. sl1-td
PoSTPoN EMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
SATURDAY.. uetober 18th, Is7l, at The saino
hour and place. {. L. HORN.
Executor.
Eureka, Oct, ist, ISL oil