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SAeriT-S Sale.
The Salin,. Building and rr'i,l
Association, Plaintiffs.

The SalinI. Building and rf:t,tl
Association. Plaintiffs.
Mary f. ChaNee, Nelson Chat
Zee and A. N Eee5e. Deis.
By virtue of order OF s1l Issued from the clerk
ollie oi the li:h Jatiicisl District Court Of Saline
county, state oil Kansas, and TO directed ami de-
liyered will
on the IIM dry Of Auouss. A. D. 1874.
Between the hours Of O'Clock 4. NJ. and O'Clock
~ OF SAID day, nj the east door OF the Court Hcu &c
IN city Of sauna, offer for sale at public venoue
TO the highest md best bidder ash IN hand In
tIlow,n: Described property to-wit lot No Ia on
9Th street appraised at $50 10 lot No. l35 ON 9Th
street. appraised, SEQ ~ lot No. 1873 9Th street,
appraised at All being AID laying 9Th 81 in the
cy o; Saliia, SAID county and STATE according 10
I'm, Mai of said city record in the Office "f the
register OF deeds Of sad county, and to be sold as the
Dro;prty Ut the said Mary T. Cha!ire and Nelson nat
ir. IL safety Judgment in favor OF the said Ambrose
~ H,S. t.::yn under hxnd this 18th day Vt Si-
Nv Is.1 4. j. GOING, Sheriff.
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Shes.iH's Sale.
Charles E. Whitman, Plaintiff,

VS.
Charles W Tressin, Defendant.
Dy vr,rs Of order Of sale issued of the Clerk
office of the llt, judicial District Court OF saline
County Kansas, AID TO ne directed and delivered, !
will
On the i.th day # august, 4. D. 1874
,.w.en ,b- hours of a, clcc. a. m, ard c'clcck p.
IN, of said day. the door OF the court house. In
the CITY Slina, offer for sale al public vcn'tae TO
the highest an beet bidder fer cash in hand. the fol-
lowing DIS .rpcd r ;-rty to-wit: -, No 81 on San
IA Fe Avenue, appraised ai 90; lot No. b an seventh
streef appraised fio1; lot No lSi Seventh street
appraised at $50; 10; W. *, seventh street,
praised Al so; lot No is venth street, appraised
~ sy) ali OF said property being and lying la the city
OF Suilna in s.id County and stat according TO the
plat of said citv Tile the Office Of N. Regis
Ter OF Deeds. oil .a.d county, aad 10 be sold as the
In favor of Charles l.. Whitint1 4 Co.
Civ under my hand, AT my Office in tie city OF Sa-
linA this ljfa day OF Jaly, n. d. ls4
' T. J. GOING, Sheriff.
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truth WAS the best thing to say
.'wouId take half the pains in making:
themselves personally attractive to their
husbands, tina, they did to charm their
covers, more of them would find the
lover continued IN tne husband. Is u
man, think you, less an admirer or wo-
manly grace and beauty after he becomes
, husband than he SaS before 2"
"Hushi hush she said, in q ehok-
ing voice. 81 zee it all! l comprehend
It ALL" And she glanced down at her
self. al look hateful and disgusting
After plain, earnest talk with Magsy
went home. / give her own words -.
to what happened at,erward:
was wretched all the afternoon.
John had acted worse than usual ut the
iinner-time; and what you told me
about poor Helen set nv fcars in mo.
tion and worried me halt 70 death.
Long before the time he usually came
home, dressed myself with care, sc
lecting the very things had heard him
admire. AS looked at myself in the
glass, saw that was attractive; fel,
~ had never felt before, that Their.
was power IN dress that no woman can
disregard without loss of influence no
matter what her position or sphere oil
1ife.S
"Supper-timo came. I had made
eemething that knew John liked, and
was waiting tor him with q nervou,
eagcrness 1t was impossible to repress.
But the hour passed, aud his we'll known
tread along the garden walk did not
reach my anxious ears. Five, Ten.
twenty minutes beyond his hour Of re-
turning, and ptill was alone. Oh ]
shiver - recall tho Wild fexrs that be-
gan to crowd upon me. was standing
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APPLETONS
AM ERiCAy CYCLOPADIA.

New Revised Edition.
Entirely rewritten by IN. able: writers evrey sub
ject. Prin:rs; from type, and Illustrated with
Several Thousand En.ravings and Maps.
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New Revised E1ittG1.
Entirely rewritten by the ale.t writers esr.y sub
ject. frin;rd from news type, and Illustrated with
Several Thousand Ensravinss and Maps
TIE work originally published under the title nf
les siire which tne The w. rrculatioa whic. In.
attained IN all parts of the United States, and the sig
nal developments WHICH have taken place in every
branch OF science literature art induced
editors and pialisasrs to submit to mo exact snd
Within the last ten years TIE progress, Of discovery
in every department OF knowledge has made new
work oI reference an imperative want
The Eiovcscct Of political affairs has kept pace with
the" the =, I :" n ant as sr, r nd
venience and n Raeiuept of secl life Great wars AMI
consequent revolutions have occurred. involving
IA. i,nal changes Of peculiar m,m-st- rhe civil war
oi our country. which WIS ut lis height when the
last volume OF the old work arlearsd, has happily
been e:dsd. aida new course al e. numerical and in
dusIrisi activity has been co Inns need
LARGE aecc>scns TO geographical knowledge hsv
The eat Political revolutions Of the last dccas:e
with the natural result CT the lapse Of time. have
whose names Err e,ery one mouth. OF whose
lives every one Is curious to know the particulars
maintained, Of which the rtrils yet preserved
only in the newspa rs or in the transient publications
of the day, but which oiht now To take their place u
permanent a.isi authentic history
L. preparing the present edition for the press. i has
accordingly been the Of The editors TO bring down
TO the latest possible dates. and tc tnx-
ns accurate aceouat of The most recent disco cries
of the nrwest invention in the practical arts, well
givs succnct ana original rycor Of the progress OF
political y ID historical ereais.
The work has been begun after long and careful pre-
inary labor. and with the most ample resources for
Carrying it on 10 u succs ssfcl termination.
None of the original stereotype plates have been
u,e'i. but every page has been printed new type.
and compass predecessor. but with far Crater
pecnn.nry expenditure, aud with such improvements ts
" rirncs and enlarged knowls,i y. ''"-'
T;;r illustrations which introduced for the hrst
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"BOth were to blame; but she most,
I replied. "John Harding was, like
your husband, one of the ncatesl and
most orderly Of men. Anything untidy
in his home, or in the person Of his
wife, annoyed and often pu; him out oi
humor; but he did not, ~ he Shouts
have done, speak plainly TO his wife,
and let her see exactly how he felt, and
IN what he would like change. Ii HI
had done 90, Helen would have trie,i-as
every good wife shouid-tO conform
herself more to his tastes and wishes.
Bot, he was silent, moody sort Of a
man when things did not go just to suit
him; snd instead of speaking out plainly
brooded over Helcn's faults, and werri
I'd himself ir>o fits of i'll humor; and
Whist was worse than all, grew Mt length
Indifferent to his home and wife, and
sought pleasanter surroundings and
more attractive company abroad.
AVERY man thus estranged from bis
home 10 in danger, and Harding was NJ
exception to the rule. Temptation lay
about his feet, aad thai :commonest temp
ration Of all, the elegantly fitted ~
billiard aud drinking saloon.
t'They had been married just abou' a.
long o. you and John have been. when
The sad catastrophe of their lives took
place. had called to spend the day
viii Helen, and fonnd her in her usua!
eea1tiiog of personal unlidiness and
djsou1ee, When her husband came
hodso at dinncr.timc, l NOTICED with
nainfbl roncern that no had been drink
isencf xsry freely, buijust enonghao
49, itseIfin eaptious ,il-hunnor. Helen
~ mt dressed for dinner, but pressnted
besaeif q The tabio without even CLEAN
etllar,. and with an old, faded shawl
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Bids for the Poor Farm.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
SALINE COUNTY, Z
SALIVA, KANSAS, July 2lst. 1874.
Sealed bids will be received at The Office OF county
clerk till II NJ SATURDAY, the sth day OF August, ioss,
for the letting Of the Poor Farm from the LIST day Of
March, A. d. 1875 tor term Ut three years frrhl san
first day Of March. Possession Of the ground Tor
sowing fall wheat will be given Immediately.
Ei.i,i.rs will state in bids what they Will pay per
year for use Of farm, farm implements, team. &c. !:
also price per week they will carse for boarins and
washing for each adult pip-r; each pauper under
the .ge vi Is and 3; Tor each auper ua,s
years and over yer.
FOR further particulars in regard to submitting bids,
bidder, will n,,I-c NJ the Office of county clerA.
The county commissioners reserve the right TO reject
aay AL bids. ID. BhEBE,
il-xw County clerk.
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Notice to Teachers.

NVIfCC 10 lCffCWFTSe
nulc examinations If applicants FOR Cerfiira'rs 70
teach in saline county thc pr-se year, " II he
bel! ut the school house in SIna. as follows, VIZ:
The Last Saturday o.eaSh EaoHti,.
examinations Will commence precisely at 10 o'clock
A. NJ and close q; clock p. u. satisfactory eS-
a,nsa.ion in PLY sl ;y aa Hy -i.ne, and tsi"ry ~
the United States will lie required, To- receive Hst
grss.e certificate. Examinations vii be { iiltt-
"a by writtra qr,'os> much lime soyet 10 each
subject AID 70 allowance will b. made Tor l'SS vi
time by Iariiess. All are invited to attend
81 ord. Of The Board.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
SUIT Pub Inst. for sline equity.
Salin,, January Isl, Is.i.
NOTICE TO THE cCHi.lC.
Tn. Superintendent Of Public distraction will be in
hi. oi,icrryery Moaay a,,.. Satar,iy eArs As above
WILLIAM BISHOP
January lst, ts,i.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Att0ch,ss csst. Notice.

1ACtUC7sJytCyGC 1vO6ICCe
In Justic<'s Couif before Y L. Merton Up. Of Smo-
BY Hill Tow aship. ns the county OF saline AMI
tsnte Of kansas.-
Samuel Smith andPhilip Nsjerkurth,J,
Plsintins,
Henry C. Knox. Defendant.
The defendant, Henry G. Knox, win take notice
that he has been sued By the above named plaiutids
the 0f $50 40 twenty dollars and seven
tv-srven cents, before the above named Justice and
that order OF attachment has bt en issued and
turned served, sn that the trial OF said cause has been
.ducrned the lith day of August al O'Clock, p.
NJ SAMUEL SMITH,
PHILLIP MAJERkC8rH
Plaintiffs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-27

From reliable source we get the fol-
lowing particulars of desperate and
bloody ARRAY which took place on Sum
day last at the ranch Of Cal Crippen, sit
uated about Is miles this side OF Battle
Mountain. 1t appears that Crippen and
a man in his employ, who goes by the
name Of Frank, had some words and sep
arated. Frank going to his cabin and en-
gaging in cooking his breakfast. Shortly
after Crippen came to the door of the
cabin and renewed the quarrel with
Frank, showering foul epithets on him
and daring him to fight. Frank paid no
attention to the abuse, and Crippen sud-
denly pulled revolver and shot him
through the hip. Frank had knife
with blade about four inches long in
his hand. with which he made pass at
the abdomen of his antagonist, ripping
1t open and making wound from which
the intestines protruded, and keeping up
the attack until he had inflicted seven
wounds in all. Crippen, after being cut,
fired two additional shots, both of which
took effect on the person of Frank. After
the ARRAY a physician was sent for to
Battle Mountain, who on his arrival
pronounced the condition OF Crippen to
be critical in the extreme, but the wounds
of Frank were found not to be of dan.
gerous character. Frank is a German
and is we'll known in this city, but we
are unable to learn his full name. He is
represented as being Of quiet and peace
able disposition. Crippen is also we'll
known in this city and is said to be a
man of quarrelsome disposition and vic.
lent passions. Consequently the news
of the ARRAY caused no surprise to those
who know him. Austin Reveille, 90.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.


lopeciai TO the Eureka Sentinel
At meeting Of the Republican State
Central Committee. held in Virginia
City. June "a. 1874, it was
Resolved, That State Convention of
the Union Republican party be held at
winnemucca on Thursday. September
"a. to nominate candidates for the fol.
lowing offices. to wit: Governor. Lien.
tenant Governor, Representative in
Congress, two Justices of the Supreme
Court (long and short terms), Secretary
OF State, Attorney General, Treasurer Of
State, Controller OF State, Surveyor
General, State Mneralogist, Clerk of the
supreme Court, State Printer, State
Central Committee. and for the transac.
ton of such other business as shall
properly come before said convention.
Resolved. That each county be en-
titled to one delegate at large, one for
each one hundred votes, and one for each
fraction over fifty votes cast for j. W,
Haines, Presidential Elector, at the gen.
eral election in 1872.
Resolved, That the test to be required
OF all voters at the primary elections of
the party shall be: First-Are you citi-
Zen of the United States and State of
Nevada, or viii you be lawful voter at
the ensuing election? Second-Will you
support the nominees of the Republican
State and County Conventions at the
next election?
Resolved, That the several County
Committees be recommended to adopt
such other means and tests as may seem
to them necessary to the promotion OF
purity and fairness at the primaries.
Delegates were apportioned among the
several counties as follows: Churchill, 1;
Douglas, 3; Elko, z; Esmerada, 4
Eureka, s; Humboldt, 5; Lander, S; Lin.
coin, 9; Lyon, 6; Nye, A; Ormsby, 6
Storey, "a; Washoe, 6; White Pine, 8.
J. 9. Zabriskie, Chairman; Geo. A.
King, Secretary.
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THREE native Americans, under the
influence of tire-water, got into an alter.
cation on Saturday evening last. The
two least under the sublime influence
determined that the third was too drunk
10 remain at large, 80 they constituted
themselves officers for the time being,
and in spite of the fighting and bawl.
ing of their inebriated companion,
dragged him to the Sheriffs office, and
pitching Mr.. Lo inside the door, admin.
istered parting kick to him, saying
"Get in there; you're disgrace to the
American people," The officers took
charge Of the Indian, and locked him
and one Of the pro TEN. Sheriffs in cell
Il Carson Tribune, 22d.
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily, % follow
LEAvE.-Daily express, $50 .. M; mixed
$50 p. m freight, 1880 .. m.
ARRIvE.-Daily express, $40 p. IN. mixed,
p. M; freight, 6l0 a. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with q
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake CITY
all points in Southern Utah.
At Bryan with stages for the Sweetwster mines
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and ali
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern:
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads. and Missouri river line
of steamers, for all points east and south,
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office of
the office Of the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which office berths on
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby paa.
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their vsy
East, can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return ct greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regard
to passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves Of
q through sleeping car, comfortable accommods
tons and quick time.
TH0S. L. KIMBALL,
General Ticket Agent.
T. E. SICKLES,
au23-t Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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ICE CREAM.-Call and try some Of that
SCenc.o1s ice cream now dispensed at the
TTapito' Restaurant, Lacour street.
e' served. je23-1w
10 your drinking at the Panaca Saloon,
n sconr street-a "Panacea" for all ills
'"a' mesh is heir to. One price-one bit!
no TO ALEXANDRIA, Main street. op-
p0'ise Lacour, for your drugs. my2H
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The PIoNEERs.-Few in number; many
wrecked in body; none. let us hope, in
soul. They are still young. These men
never grow old. The spirit OF the West.
ern world permits no death. The "Old
Boys" do not die. Sometimes they,
tired of playing an unequal game with
fortune, wearied with poor digeings and
bad luck, ''pass in their checks" The
Almighty cashes them, for he is banker
for us all, and in the great hereafter who
shall say that he who was last in the
race here shall not there be first. "Old
boys"-old in years, young in heart. Old
in experiment and suffering; like child
rem in that democratic feeling which rec
ognizes brotherhood in all. Long live the
Pioneers.-[ Gold Hill News.
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The only accidents at the Pioneers
picnic on Saturday last that We have
heard OF occurred to a lady and little
girl who we're standing close to the edge
Of a pond Of water near the Mansion. As
they were looking into the water the
bank suddenly gave way and they were
precipitated into the pond. Peter Fitz-
gerald member OF the National Guard,
fortunately happened to be present. and
with gallantry worthy OF his uniform,
jumped into the pond and rescued both
Of them. They received no other inju-
ries than good scare and thorough
wetting. II Virg. Chronicle, %.
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HE thieves who broke into Days
saloon, visited the barroom of the St..
GGseorge Hotel, their booty amounting to
S5and few cigars. AT Charles Haub's
saloon they got $2.20. They also re-
ileved ledger at the Verandah House of
% in silver, and attempted to break into
Mr.. Lemery's store, but failed to effect
an entrance.-[G. H. News, 23d.
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W. h. DAYS saloon, situated on Main
street, opposite the Petaluma mill in
Lower Gold Hill. was broken open last
night. The thieves carried off 10000
cigars. two boxes OF tobacco and the con-
tents Of the money drawer. the whole
amounting in value to about $l,650.
There ia no clue as yet to the persons
committing the robbery.-[G. H. News,
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Mrs. UHL, of this town, had a narrow
escape this morning. It appears that
the lady was standing in front OF her
residence, South Carson street, when q
steer broke loose from the blacksmith
shop near by and made run at her,
knocking her down. Fortunately the
lady managed to get into the house be-
fore the animal could repeat the assault.
-[Carson Tribune, 22d.
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We were informed this morning that a
Democratic paper will be started in vir-
ginia City in a few days; a regular Simon
pure, old-fashioned, ranting, Secesh
Democratic organ We scarcely credit
the report, for fifteen out of every twenty
OF the old-school Democrats are with the
Independent movement in Storey county.
Il Carson Tribune, %.
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WASHINGTON. June 10. 1874

MkssRs. BBITToN Z GRAY;
~ GENrLsMEN: As agents Of the State of
Nevada, | have to inform you that the
don Secretary of tine Interior under date
OF the I'd inst, affirmed my decision of
January 10, 1873. rejecting the claim of
the Z. 2 h. r. Co. to lands in town
ships Is and 10 N, r. IS E.. Carson
City, Nevada, late Mill and Timber Re-
serve. Very Respectfully,
w. W. Curtis.
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The State Controller made settlement
Yesterday with the following County
Ireasurers: W. H. Hall, Esmeralda
county, $l,708 .93; Allen Cuatis, Lam
ger county, $3,045 10; Noah Blossom,
douglas county, $1.539.28; w. J. Bran
aon' Churchill county, $l5374.-[Car-
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And IN accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 23d day
OF April, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel
at public auction. ct the salesroom Of John Mid
dleton 4 Son, $40 Montgomery street, San
Francisco California, on Thursday, the 25th
day Of June, 1874, at the hour Of cleck ..
m. Of such day, to pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
Cd. SQUIRE, Secretary.
ofice-426 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco Cal. jeo-td
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=. 1T Is noticeable fact that the circula.
aon OF trade dollars is daily diminishing
~ this section. We are informed that
tn's Is owing to the fact OF their being
SSougat up by the Chinese merchants OF
oah francisco.-[G. 81. News, 23d.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ book accounts due the City Market up to
date have been placed in the hands Of J @, Eos.
ter for collection, and that Thompson Campbell
Will act as his Collector. or the accounts due
may be paid to Byron Sykes, at the said market,
Payments must be made forthwith, or legal pro-
ceedings will b instituted.
GLlSsAN L BISHOP,
Sole Proprietors.
Rioshs. Juxs 2. 1874. Is In
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Q, p. r, II.

NN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 80, 1873, Trains will lsavs OGDEN
dailys . follows:
5 $50 p. M. Passenger Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
s ,55 p. M. Freight Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
tn. GOODMAN.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
4. N. TOWN., General Superintent. Milf
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Checks Discounted |!

MINING COMPANIES AND OTHER
M DRAFTS ON SAN FRANCISCO ne.
JAS. /. sMrTn 4 CO.,
Stock DrukeF1.
sahin'a Brick building. NEXT deer shevs wsrd's
Iunitaxo otoes. 3so-0
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Utah Northern Railroad.

VUNRAINS LEAVE CORINNR AT Ts0 p. NJ;
L leave Logan at $50 .. M, to connect with
trains for Ogden and Salt Lsks. au23-N
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Richardson L A, Trustee,
certificates numbered as
follows: 1893, S24. S35, 1891,
1918, containing 100
shares each.
Richardson Il A, Trustee,
certificates numbered as
follows: 1872, sos, 63G, 967,
976. 97s, ll0l, 1923, 1888.
1874. 14S4, llS5, 1895, con-