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National Republican., 1875-12-28

POSTMASTER. GENERAL JEWELL is about
to administer deserved rebuke TO the
Postal Department of the Government Of
Great Britain. In the transmission of holi.
day gifts through the international money
order system during the past few weeks
balance accrued against the United States
Government and in favor of Great Britain
amounting to about 100000. Yesterday
the British Postmaster General ''cabled"
to Gov. Jewell demand for the immediate
payment of the sum due. In consideration
of the magnitude of the operatons between
the two Governments, and the fact that
Great Britain is indebted to the United
States for exceedingly cheap transportation
Of her transconEinental mails over our
Pacific railroad, this demand was &C.
cepted as extraordinary, to say the least.
Accordingly, Gov Jewell has decided
to give John Bull Roland for his Oil
yer, and viii in the future demand
prompt settlement of mail transportation
accounts by Great Britain.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

The New York Tribune demands an in
vestigation by the ex Confederate House
into District affairs to ascertain If there
/" is still a partnership between thieves
" and burglars on one side and prosecuting
attorneys and policemen on the other.
" Let US know" it cries frantically, "who
" stopped the prosecution Of the safe con-
"spiracy, and who is answerable for the
celebrated transactions in bogus bail"
Ii is SO easy to sit in tall tower, overlook
ing the prison from which Boss Tweed
recently escaped, and write about "a part
nership between thieves and burglars on
"uhe one side aid prosecuting attorneys
"and policemen on the other," )" that we are
not astonished to find it in the columns ofJay
Gould's organ. The editor Of the Tribune,
however, did not complain in the same
strain when he escaped from the clutches
of the law here about year ago.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

AND now the Opposition finds fault with
the acquittal Of Green, the.so- called ''bogus
Edes." "The manner of the administra-
tion of justice at the National Capital,
says the New York Tribune, in allusion to
this subject, ':has long been a disgrace,
"from which honest citizens turn away
"their heads in shame and sorrow." 1t is
true that Whitelaw Reid has turned away
his head from the administration of justice
in the District in shame and in sorrow; but
then, he is far from beingan honest citizen.
We venture to say, however, that the jury
in the Green case really were honest men,
and do not deserve to be slAndered by such
a fugitive from justice as he is. 1t is well,
however, to make S record of such criti-
cisms upon our citizens as this, if for no
other purpose than to show them in what
estimation they are held by the Opposition.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

We ARE informed that the Hart party of
New York stockholders in the Washington
and Georgetown railroad, introducing a
Wall street dodge in this city, were out
calling on the small share-owners yesterday
to buy their stock at GO, with a guarantee
to sell it back to them after the election at
As. They say they are buying for Mr..
Clagett, who will get five thousand year
salary, and can afford to do this for some
hundred shares which they need to carry
the day. We hope the Washington stock
holders will make note of this. What is
added to salary account must CONS off
future dividends. This is a New York
dodge
National Republican., 1875-12-28

No DOUBT Mr.. Ihn D. Sanborn was a
faithful officer, besides being good detec-
tive, and earned every cent of the money
he claims as revenue moeties under his
contracts with the Government. There is
no doubt, also, that public opinion in its
present condition regarding the Sanborn
contracts will justify the officers of the
Government in closely scrutinizing their
terms before additional payments under
them are made. Meanwhile the newspaper
correspondents will have something to
write about regarding which the public will
know only enough to say, There's that
nasty Sanborn business again"
National Republican., 1875-12-28

THE Inconsistency of the New York
Tribune under its present management
was DeSer more apparent than in its support
of the Spanish cause in Cuba. AS the
journal of great moral ideas, founded by
Horace Greeley on the basis of eternal hos
tility to the institution of slavery, the
public had right to expect that it would
espouse the cause of the Abolitionists on
the island; but instead of doing so, 1t boldly
sustaius the Spaniards in their efforts to
maintain the most barbarous system of
slavery the world ever saw, and that, too,
at the very doors OF the United States.
National Republican., 1875-12-28
TUESDAY MoRSINa::::::DECEMBER Is. 1875
NEW YEARS DAY.

Saturday morning next we shall publish
q list of those who will receive their friends
New Years Day. This list will include
only those names we are authorized in
writing to publish, and will be kept open
till 12 o'clock Fridsy night. Gres: pains
and care will be taken on our part to make
it complete and satisfactory, and it will
certainly be the largest.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

'THE CASINO EsPAHOI," says the New
York World. slluding to the ruling author
ity in Cuba, ''has established no claim on
"the forbearance or the sympathy of the
"United States" If this is not base in
gratitude we do not know what it is, for
the World and its friends have long en-
joyed a pull at the purse-strings Of the
National Republican., 1875-12-28

HAM cut his slices too thin when he at
tempted to sandwich General Bsbcock be-
tween Secretary Bristow and the Democ-
racy. He failed to Palmer off on the public
&C eolid pnaat
National Republican., 1875-12-28

Lamar says that "the South extends her
hand TO the North" So she does. 1t was only
last week that she extended her hand and gath
cred up twelve disabled Union soldiers, hurled
them from their positions at the Capitol, and
placed in their stead men who tried to make
the South an independent nation. There is no
doubt but that the South is willing to extend
her hand, but she has yet to prove that the
extension is really of a nature which the North
can approve. '
National Republican., 1875-12-28

TIE side issue presented by the Chicago
Inter Ocean to divert public attention
from the chief rascals of the whisky ring
National Republican., 1875-12-28

1t costs twenty-three and half cents day
to feed each inmate of the Soldiers Homes.
1t is money not only well expended, but earned
at dear cost to the poor fellows. Those who
depended on the favors of the Democratic
House of Representatives are not so well off.
National Republican., 1875-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES


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sss, sss sSpSf J. ss a
sssns., q TUEsDsY ESEs1sSa. S Deem 'srs''
sssy @s%S., 1. reqSs.,s' e 4 q PSs;sss.s ssor
E str oErlGE ooss. o. sTsGHEwN'ssa 6s wrsa,ss. Hs.
Tos AID A1e aESsG ZOE GsToWs.lRoem ySs : SO. - L 1vsr
once Sn 4@srp is1s ss Sstwssn shs
ss;s 3 shisssn '5S e;
~A MEsTING OF TIE STOCK.
Rarosa compasy fOs she election nR Of
directors will be held at the office of the company,
R
The polls viii be opened at Il M, and closed at 2
uary, is7s. and opened January lII "A lSS p.,dsn,
c. NJ. KooNEs, Secretary. desstd
~A SPECIALLY roe HOLIDAY
Etn SST q gsrPdPs III Bss sos
for s.,m B. NJ eoLRsIElNS 81 PsHns a0ss
~ wAsHJNGTON MARKET COM
- PANY..The annual meeting OF the st Ock:
heldeys tf the washington Market Company VIII
at y O'Clock noon, on the first MONDAY. being the
directors FOR the snsuins year. and TO &C. On any
other subject within the power oS the corpor.tlon
wAsHIxoroS. D. o.. Dec %, is7a deai-td
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
President-Geo. H. B. White.
Stcretary-wm. L. Brxmhall.
Treasurer-wm. v. s. Wilson.
Directors-wm. v. Roach, s.. Wolf Jas. J.
Whit. Edwin ". Wilson I. L. BiOas and A. B:
Three thousand shares, go each; monthiy dues
per share; cemmencttg FIRST HuesDAN In
allowed on nVd dues paid in and advances returned
:, The most equitable Of any cooperative assoclA-
Hs-Read the Constitution.
oia.e Of The Secretary sG Seventh a..st1s street
e~THE VISITING COMNITTEE OF
- THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
will visit ,S ss,y k % s ,ted In tSs Ss
sending their address to the rooms, corner OF
~A MEErING OF THE SOCK
Insurance, Company OF The District % Columbia
M e S Is m s q ,
pany. Polls open At 9k n m; GlGss It pIm pITss,d.pt
sAx'L Cross, Secretary ds20-td
~A GREAT DIsCOvERY-DR DE
kS MEzA, in his eight years OF practice il
{hs count has s1 yeiy sdecessfS a. n Ting
DEAFNESS ana all cDrOnlc diseases ulScONefy.
His Office is at a4 street northwest, nashington,
ID. @. dsc's-im
e~ CHEs sAPEAKE AND OHIO
~ CANAL CoTPANY,l
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, ,
ANSAPoLIs, Dec. IL, ISL y
Notice Is hereby given that the coupon on the
Preferrtu Construction Bonds of this oEpany
due January isc4. will te paid at the blnSIng-
house OF Mcstrs Alexander Rrown sons, BAltI-
more, on and after WEDN' SD AY, 18th in slant.
6eis-dtd A. T. GORMAN. President.
r~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
k ISOLATION, corner Ninth and U streets
FREE READING ROOM.
PlRL0RS AND CONVERSATION ROOM.
Evening Glasses in German, French, Grammar
and Arithmetic.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Daily Prayer meeting at 2:15 and n. m.
SABBATH SERYICES in LINCOLN BALL at
3:So p. NJ, conducted By the Young Men Of the As
National Republican., 1875-12-28

It is wonderful to see how wildly enthusias-
tic the Chicago and Detroit people get when
ever the project of building an IS, 900 900 canal
through Michigan is mentioned, but say one
word to them in favor of great water route
from Virginia to the Atlantic, and they throw
their hands up and Indignantly denounce any
such movement. But, then, when we recall
the fact that Detroit has girl who shot her
self in the foot, and two surgeons who were
searching for the ball in the cavity were lost,
it doesn't seem so very strange. Blessed with
such understanding as this their ambition is
quite natural.
National Republican., 1875-12-28
MINOR TOPICS.

Faneuil Hall claims the National Republican
Convention of 1876 Faneuil Hall has almost
had glory enough.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

Among the articles to.be sold at the dead
letter auction the 18th of January are men
toned telescopes, stereoscopes, microscopes,
kalaidescopes, four boxes Mother Mobiles oil
for consumption, box Of chewing gum, stove
lid litter, Marriage-Beforo and After"
handle and screws for a coffin, together with
pint of face powder, suit of clothes, railroad
wedge, portions of a threshing machine and
the picture of the homeliest girl that ever
walked the ground of this blessed country of
ours.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

The New York Tribune is exercising itself
with much animation on the subject of
Horace Greeley monument. This enthusiasm
over the dead philosopher is, however, In mis-
cradle keeping with the course Of the Tribune
since its great founders death, and q careful
observer can have no reason Ito doubt that,
could Mr.. Greeley understand the fact that the
Tribune has entirely ignored the principles for
which he sacrificed the best days Of his exist
ence, he would put in 9 positive, objection
to having any of the present corps participate
in the establishing of monument to commem-
orate his name. For many years before the
war the great aim Of Mr.. Greeley's life was to
secure the freedom of the slave. Serfdom to
him: was . social ezl of greater magnitude
than any other human sin. Bondage he looked
upon as living death, and with all the
poignant force of his great intellect he strug-
gled to secure its abolition. To-day the jour-
nal which he founded for the purpose Of advo-
eating these principles has verged from the
path marked out by him, and is now exerting
what political and moral influence It has to
continue the oppression Of nearly million Of
human beings on the island of Cuba. Every
person who advocates strictly conservative
course toward this struggling people and Spain
is aiding and abetting human slavery. Every
nation that stands by and watches with cool
National Republican., 1875-12-28

~ CANAL COdPANY,l
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, ,
ANSAPOLIs, Dec. IL, ISL
Notice Is hereby given that the coupon on the
Preferrtu Construction Bonds of this company
due Jan uary, iSC4. will lie paid at the blnking-
house OF Mcstrs Alexander Brown & sons, Balti-
more, on and after WEDN' SD DAY, 22th in slant,
6eiS-dtd A. z. GORMAN. President.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

e~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
~ ISOLATION, corner Ninth and U streets.
FREE READING ROOM.
PlRL0RS AND CONVERSATION ROOM.
Evening Glasses in German, French, Grammar
and Arithmetic.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Daily Prayer. meeting At 12:15 and n. m.
3:O p. M, conducted BY the Young Men Of the As
socia ton. Music led by Organ and Cornet.
YOUNG MEMS MEETING Exclusively at s
YOUNG MEN ARE coRDIALLYINvITED.
National Republican., 1875-12-28
~IMPORTANT NOTICE.

R8eIMPORTANT NOTICE.
We offer the following articles, a. good as @Q
cent iess iGne sRaS SIMILAR goods os can be "a
In any jewelry store In this or any othere2aA
Solid Gold and silver Watches,
Solid Gold Chains, all styles,
Diamonds and old Gold JeWelfy.
Solid silver and Plated Ware,
French and American Clocks,
And many rare and valuable articles suitable for
holiday PREBENTB.
sion, and VIII be sold & . great sseri1ce.
PLEASE NOTICE.
In order 70 avoid The rush generally beforeIChrist-
and retain until January proIino, without extra
charge. All we ask is q fair comparison with the
Please call carly. and have the first choice of
s. &c SoLP5ssTEIIS[ ~ ssEEI1s[S$s z sPs9.s,,, sSo9s
de3-tf Northeast corner Tenth and streets.
~-NoTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
OFFICE OF MyTyAI FIRE sG IssgRAEcE Go..l
Policy holders are hereby notified TO renew their
on i ms & fS oyds9
10 save lime and avoid the crowd come several days
OtisIs deisss,. a"e ia'' 3. &lsLEY:BoTELER, sec
~-sAMARITAN NERvINE, THE
~ great nerve conqueror, cures eplleptic nts,
convusions, spasms, Sc. Vitus dance and all ner-
vons diseases; the only known positive remedy for
epileptic hts. it mas been tested by thousands,
and has never been known to fail in single case.
Trial package free. Enclose stamp for circular,
giving evidence Of cures. Address, DR.. s. A.
RICHMOND, Box 7n, 81 Joseph, Mo. Mostly
hECATHOLIC BOOKS. LACE PIC
medals. Jubilee and othersJ crosses, leading
@ Us 1
ner northwest. Open Sunday morning from to
s~vEGETINE, PERUVIAN SYRUP
k and all other tonics and blood purifiers,
HumphTey's SPECIFICS and Witch Hazel, At the
~ REMEMBER JUsTH's OLD
@ STAND, He pays for secondhand Cloth
ing, Boots, shoes &c, As s.'Fair leashl Prices" as
Seventh streets northwest. Note by mall prompt
ly attended to. sep1l-n.
e~LUNG ANDCHEsTP PROTECTORS.
~ Hale's Honey and Tar, Bull's Syrup, Bal
sans, EIpectorants and all cough remedies, at
Temple Drug Store. nos-n
~ DALLEYs, TRAsK,s AND
]" other ointments, Gordshells, Carbollc,
Russia and all other salves, at Coughlin's Temple
Drug Store. no6-tf
s~wILBOR's, DE Johns. MOI.
- lers, Fougeras, Marvin,s, Burnett,s,
Caswell's and other Cod Liver OILS, at Cough
Inns Temple Drug Store. nos-a
s~BoILING.HOT Oh ICE-COLD
B TEA, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE,
PURE AND FRAGRANT,
Mflburn's Unrfvalied Soda,
142e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
orta0-tf Near willard,s Hotel
National Republican., 1875-12-28

The remarkable discovery of boiling lake
in the Island of Dominica has excited much
scientific interest, and Investigations of the
phenomenon are to be made by geologists. 1t
appears that company exploring the steep
and forest-covered mountain behind the town
of Rosseau came upon the boiling lake, about
two thousand five hundred feet above the sea
level and two miles in circumference. On the
wind clearing away for moment the clouds
of sulphurous steam with which the lake was
covered, mound of water was seen ten feet
higher than the general level of the surface,
caused by ebullition. The margin of the lake
consists of beds Of sulphur, and its overflow
ing found exit by waterfall of great height.
Some superstitious people believe this to be
the mouth of hell, but as no one has ever yet
been seen TO enter the place, they are probably
wrong.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

The Democratic dailies of New York are
printing verbose editorials in favor of reduc-
tion of the army from $1,000 men down to
Il, 1000, and at the same time charging the Ad-
ministration with culpable negligence for not
placing stronger garrison along the Mexican
border. The commander of the Department
Of the Gulf has announced that no more men
can be spared to 60 to the border. The BAN
ditti are becoming more and more troublesome.
Murder, pillage and robbery are of daily oc-
currence. The force employed to do police
duty is entirely inadequate to protect the in
terests of the settlers, and yet these Demo-
cratic sheets are urging q reduction Of almost
one half of the present force, in order to save
the Government o paltry sum annually.
Should their advice be taken, It will be the
dearest stroke of policy ever effected by the
Government.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

A Ii KINDS OF 9ENTLEMEPH OASH
- "a wearing Sppersl can Be sold 70 tie yezz besf
2 stresL bsswssz sixh snd seysata nottsHess
National Republican., 1875-12-28
HENRY B, .SEARI.E,

AnUHITECx,
''s = s'-''s GsSs:ssss sssSr:...s. k''s s.'' >
National Republican., 1875-12-28

Where you viii And q fine assortment OF En-
broidered Cushions, slippers, on canvas cloth, aad
Wersted Goods and Aerino Closks and Caps for
children, Including full line Of Carved slipper
National Republican., 1875-12-28

n
kS MEZA, In his eight years OF practice ia
this count has M ten very successful In trering
Deafness and all chronic diseases by his discovery.
His office is at So street northwest, ashington,
ID. O., dsc'S-tm
National Republican., 1875-12-28

kW-CURREHT AND BACK NUMBERS
- Of the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
and All other city papers, can be obtained from
j. BRAD. ADAHE etationer and News Dealer,
under 81 Cloud hotel, corner and Ninth streets.
National Republican., 1875-12-28
SPEED OF HORSES.
C0EH

DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THe CITY,
AT THE SAME RATE.
New schfdale-Full load Of % bushels for $40
maller loa ls7 cents per bushel; cArts ge % cent?.
APPLY TO
ONCE Of Washington Gaslisht Com pany,
Ga Tenth street northwest, III First sire IT north
west, or 70 10 Bridge street, 6ergttswss rot
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-22

FIRST DAY-rrotting Race, lAMn
fer purse Of 5000, 20 per ESSE&a j4E
cent. entrance; three or more to enter and
two to start; free for all horses in Hum
blldt county. rsfrfa
SECOND DAY Rnnning Race. mile heats
best two in three for 5000, 20 per cent. en-
trance: ia zee or more to enter aud two 10
start; free for everything.
plhi3 I'd Il. PICKETT, Manager.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-22
District Court Summons.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF rHe
L Fourth Ju1icial DiStrict, STAT. of Nevada
county Of Hunb jldt
The state II Neyafs senls greeting TO
DANIEL Ii. LEE:
You are hereby reqnired to appear in an &C.
tion c0mmenced against yoH as Defendant bv
A. LEE. as Plaintiff. In the District @ ,urt
of the Fourth Judi 'ial District in and for thu
county OF Humboldt. Sta Of Nevada AZ
Wlnnemucca. aud answer tn. complaint
therein, which Is on fie with the CLERK OF
said Court. within tan DAYS after the service
IN you OF this SUNNI ms. exclusive of the
day OF service. II served in said county, or
twenty DAYS II served out Of "a county but
within said district; or in all other cases forty
days; or judgment by default will be taken
against you. according to the prayer OF said
complaint, certified copy Of which accom-
pAnies this summons.
9 The action is brought 10 obtain a de.
cree dissolving the bonds OF matrim nv ex.
listing between the plnintin and defendant,
and giving to plaintiff the care, custod y and
education Of Astams;ia and Hattia Msbel,
daughters q said parties on the grounds Of
extreme cruelty, committed at spruce Noun
tain. ho county. ssfate Of Nevada. between
the first day of August and the eighth day OF
September. 1874
Aud yoa are furi her notified that IL you
fail 10 appear and answer the said complaint,
as above required. the plaintiff will apply to
the said Court for the relief therein demand.
ed. and for costs Of this ac' ion.
\, in testimony whereof have herennto set
my hand and Affixed the seal Of said District
Ccurt. this sesA day Of Msrch. 4. D 1878.
Clerk District Court Fourth Judicial District,
Humholdt county. Nevada. ="
/ 8. 3. GRASS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
= mh26 40t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-22

ia fSTf'E" 'tNlFS LAND OFFfcp
CARSON CITY NRy.n,
April 3. 1875, {
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TT.
Az White Cloud Consolidated CO Ef
silver Mining Company" q c,,rnn,a,i1',a ana
ITS agent, Q. L.. GRaNDAiL, Wig I ,.vn. ~
address is at San Jose Santa la,a n'uii1ice
california, has made application for Ilni.:!.,
80. i"teht 10 TWO thousand t2O0Ol ,in.ar
ieet OF certain lode of qner p ar o,b,. .ntar
IN place, bearing gold silver conh,. ipcs
other metals, commonly called ind knew, "n "a
the " White Cloud Lode" and tha 9. :, h, %
Ciond Consolidated Gold and ilver nr.. nlte
Claim" White Cloud Miuing Di trict lining
nm! mn county, state OF Nevada, extendin@ ~
Thousand (2,O00l linear feet i'm AZ, 49,. TWO
southeasterly direction rom .. =, r. or
point OF beginning along the line ~ said isiih
anu embracing thesa ne with al dins 1919
angles and variations with ss,rfsspi. , splts,
SIX hundred t6l0) feet in width. and descr; ana
as follows. to wit: " AZ! once
beginning at post marked "yo TX
survey No. ~, whence ehirp,rv ~ ~, =,
cabin the White Cloud mine 49,. s'pi,e
~ Deg % min. east Las 49, 80 SUN SUN
pei I aoout mile and one half fr,,, ,.i'.
o. Oh "hl.e cloud canyon, aud north 81 d.s CO.
~ lee,. ~ ihonunen OF Jeatl IN az the;vh,s,
~ ~ W., whence MONUMENT Of location
OF the mite Cloud lode bears su,tb a T.,
niin east: ,04l feet. and whence ~, $500 ~
l.,d on .he north side Of White Cloud esbva,s.
am % eaoln bears north 20 deg 20 min go,
a. ioz Ieet; thence, first course. south ~ 10
~ MN west, GOO feet, to post marked !. Ne
:, y; >. Survey, No. BIZ" thence, second coprss
soot ,n l deg 80 min. east. 1000 feet. To most
marked :" No. 3. U. T. Survey. No n y .hi poos,
thinning a third corrre north 10 deg. 30 ninps
sa ,., uo' tSe'' 70 . post marked g No. &. US
survey, NO. 81 thence runnino -
course, north II deg. 30 min. W st. :. 900 feet
70 posi- marked No. l, the place of beginnino
son.aih ~ within the above described bm1.
aarles q oi-l 0ths acres. Courses and haar
ings expressed from true meri lian. magnetic
variation II deg. Is min. east 'A"A'ne'io
rms claim Is b. inded by no other claim no
,ar as known, and is on unsurves ed Land and
oeing lar from any United States public land
surveys, no connection was male This en-.
vey was made to conform With the record OF
location. This location Is recorded In the
mining records of White Client dining nj
trict, kept at the on re Of the Mining Recorder
OF said White Cloud Mining District Chnrcbii,
county, Nevada.
ADOLpHUS WAIrZ,
"pA- o'' Register
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-22

NyoTIcR Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN. pursuance Of an order of the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada, made on the 9Th day 81
April. 1878. in the matter of the estate Of j.
BRANHAM. deceased, the undersigned. Norris
Price Administrator Of the estate Of said de-
ceased. will sell at public auction. to the high
EFT bidder, for cash, gold eoin Of the United
States, onsSATURDAY. the.i7th day Of April.
A. ID. 1875, at o'clock r. NJ. ct the Temple
Saloon in Unionvilie. in said county, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
Two billiard tables marble beds) balls and
cues. eight bar-rpom pictures, one mineral
cabinet, one bar mirror tiarge sizel. .one re-
vofver pistol. one set bar fixtures, fourteen
bar-room chairs. thre card tables and bell.
one clock, two spittonDs, npe small sized iren
safe .,se set Of Reno furniture one set OF faro
furniture, one set Of pool frirniturs two bar.
room stoves. four chandeliers, one lot Of empty
barrels. and all the book accounts ofthe Tenn.
pie Saloon belonging to said estate, , ~
administrator OF the Estate Of u Branham.
deceased. - taaa41s a
wmnemucca, Nevada. April 7, 1875.
APP I'd