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THE NEW GRAT
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Tle earliest good grape cultivated; iipens
10 to l5 days earlier than the. Hartford /; fruit
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kndorsed by leading pomologists. Send I or
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, VALUABLE DISCOVER

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Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md, (who has paid
much attention to nervous Diseases has dis
covered that extract of celery ana chainoiniio
combined in certain proportion invariaDiy
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nervous or sick headache, neuralgia anu nerv'
business. This is a triumph in medical chem-
istry, and sufferers all over the country arc
ordering by mail. Ho prepares II III Plils, az
80 cents per box. The Doctor IS largely
known and highly respected IN Baltimore
-EpiscosaI Methodist.
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ID ponas to me directed. will he exposed to
Public Sale atthe
DELAWARE HOUSE NO 5l3 MARKET STi
K ept by Geo. W. ortlip. in the City ef Wi
mlngton. New Castle County, Delaware. on
THURSDAY.
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5sHERIFF's sALE :.

r.ro1FNT TAXEStUn 1874.
TrOR DELin s'1ing december u. d;ferent exc
~ under and by vlrtue y 10 virtue of three
Tens to wit Under anu Of Henry Bnsh,s
different exeeutlonSS 81 . Hamilton Guy, aud
Court, township - "a me duly aire1 r,on
Pine lated February 2Otn, IN said court
u osrea diferent judgments reco e February. 4. p.
~ the 9Th and the 18TH oays of one execution
1875: and under and by narrt Of the Sixth ~
issued ous i, and for the coun.y II direct-
liz an1 state OF Nevada, ana = anth A d. 1875,
: - da1ivered. dated FeDTuaiy. court on the
49, ! Judgment recovered ~ and now Of re-
10th day of February, 4. = ~ the State of Me-
cord IN saiu nd AGAINST the folloWlns lan-1a.
saea Ran+c and possessory Claims an ~ saIaratf .
aoents thereon. OF Improvement, 5,,e and owing
10 assessed. for the several sun9 ard improve
mon each lot or parcel OF la aiming costs. and
- tonather with costs, accruinS ~ an.
i~ O. sale. and in pursuance % a = mort
49, - Al ~ nroyide revenue lol = II.
os tba Government of the State 4 .aaraator
moved March 1st, 1866, and all ac.s aI;c auction
thereto. I shall expose for sale =. co,,rt. house
sneardinn to law. in front OF the Naroda
- - 4anilton. White Pine county, Nosee,
iaotuoan the hours of 9 o'clock 4. a.; r =
csock p NJ. Wig: at II o'clock M, on ~" niaee
nay APRIL 5, A. D. 1873 SO mucnvl .aalther
or Marcel of land hereinafter desclAuuu, antr
with improvements .oaascorv
when assessed separately, as snail q - II
70 satisfy said executions ana COSTS - O. go
cid coin Of the u. 6. Of America. All u
6ronertv being situated III White Plne couns,
State Of Nevada, and being eacn sepafa'e4y 1S
scribed as follows, to VIII: -Au the
ChamDion Con. S. Mining company ~
riebh title. interest and pcssessory clalil " a
the land occupied and used for the paaposo = =
INNING the furnace. situate about one ihilc =
r. from Diamond City, also the furnace 'heieon
situated. Amount, 1888 80. 4
Shebovgan Mining Company-lmpfoVeTT. ,,
oitnated an the northeast side OF Treasure Hill
and about one mile from Treasure City. Amount
S36 25. ,, 70,
Geo. w. Lamb-Lot No. 5, in block IL. Loti
No. s. 6. Is, 16, in block IL, ID Mineral ivy
| Amount, $34 "a.
The Watson Mining Company--FlVe arreso
land. situated in Mineral City, Robinson Minihe
District. White Pine county, Nevada, described
as follows Beginning at a stake whence pos
No. l Of survey No. 81, lot B, made for the Can
ton Mining Company, for a mill-site, bears ?
90 STE 1916 feet. Southwest corner o. tit
Watson Gold and Silver Mining Company NIL
bears N. 75o E. 90 feet; thence running n. 26A'
E. 466 feet: thence S. 63Ao E. 466 feet; thence
S. 26Ao w. AGO feet, to the place OF beginning
containing Ave acres. Also the spring and water
known as !. Round SPRING" and the ground or
which the same is situated, with the right q
way from spring to mill. AlsO the mlll-slte ant
improvements together with the Watson Min
ing Company's l0-stamp mill. Amount, 1904 AZ
ED. RAUM, Sheriff.
SherifTs Office, Hamilton, Feb. 27, 1875. fe27
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dred and s~eyenty-four, shall. be collected
BY Nye county and paid into the Treasu-
~ Of said county the same as though
this Act had not been passed.
SEC. 5. White Pine county shall pay
TO Nye county such proportion OF the
whole present debt of Nye county as the
taxable property in the territory above
described bears to the whole taxable
property of Nye county on the assess
ment roll of Nye county for the year A.
d. eighteen hundred and seyenty-four /;
said payment to be made in gold coin
within one year from tie approval OF
this Act, out Of a special fund to be
created by the Board Of County Commits
sioners of White Pine county for the
payment of said debt.
SEC. 6. This Act to take effect and be
in force from and after its approval.
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TAX LIST.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF WHITE PINE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY S OFfICF.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED TO THE
IN following named defendants, and to all
owners or claimants to the real estate and i'm
proyements thereon, or improvements when as
sessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court,
Township No. ], Hamilton. County Of White
Pine, State OF Nevada, HI. Bush, Jr, Justice. by
the state Of Nevada plaintiff against each of the
defendants hereinafter named, and Of each Of
the following described tracts or parcels of land,
with the improvements thereon, and improve
ments when separately assessed, and all owners
OF or laimaDts to the same known or unknown.
to recover the tax and delinquency assessed to
SAID defendants against said property, for the
fiscal year commencing January 1st, A D.. 1874,
and ending December 3lst, A d. 1874, and that
an alias summons and one original ummun
has been duly issued in each case. And
you are further notified, that unless YOU
appear and answer the complaint filed in said
cause, on or before the Fifth day of April. A.
D. 1873. at | O'Clock P. NJ. of that day, Judgment
VIII be taken against you. and the real estate
ana improvements herein described, for the
amount Of tax and delinquency specified, and
costs of suit
i. X. Clanley, lots Nos. IL. l9 ana %, block
=. Lots Nos. !, ? and 8, block 81. Lot No. Is.
block 5s. Hamilton. Amount. SIT 10.
Eclipse Mining Company. lot and housa a.
&AA III TlAIH.
Amount. So 60.
Sam Friedman, lot 7. block IL, with improve.
ments, Mineral City. Amount, 81 20.
Amount, Sic 20.
A.G. kinsey, lots 81, 2s. 90 and 80, block 5
lots q 8, = and 10, block II; east 80 feet Of lois
., 8, and 8, block 81; east 20 feet of lots i. !
ana ., olock IL. Hamilton. Amount, S11 70.
ton. Amount, 50 10. W
Mcf ensey, 100 square feet Of land ADJOINING
block Sc, Cherry Greek. Amount ST. %.
mineral City Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, consisting of Sam Brannan. Georga AMI
Jonn Doe, ct. al, 800 acres of land-town- s;+e
y MlneFai Clty 800 acres of wood and tin,he,
ia4d = on Mount Ararat. Amount, 1851.
oe =. stewart, lots s. 8. 10, IL, u and IA. h,oct
20, hamilton. Amount, SIS. - oioch
j. 3. BARKER, District Attornsv
ED. RAUM, Sheriff. A''orney.
ar TAUNTON a. ! White Pine county, Nevada. Fehr,,
- f27-4w
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CHERRY GREER Mur- M &C.,

G GNp1 Rec MILL AND MINING
bus;e UoMFANYnLocation of principal place ~
Of opS WORKS. San francisco. California. Location
Pine county, Nevada. Diserlce, White
Ro su1ic - Z hereby given that at q meeting az tbe
r nuasp IS 1s7 plre ct held On the 18th day Of + Feb
per share was levied on the canitsi q. % cents
s sbrpor aa,a payable Immediately in f IN the
tba ,eo goia com, to the Secretary At the ot Hni'e .
street str et', spn H. Rooms 3 and 4, No. 4o9 CaIiforn =
Any stock upon which this assessnoa J.
will Ia be unpaid On the 22d day Of March s 1ea5
nnl,,ie : ueilnquent, and advertised FIR ss io'o,
FIRE, viii dqi b sa; ; and ID unless payment Is made de h 3
to na rnd ans the 10th day Of April, 1875.
costs Of adv verthdnsn an assessment, together with
DFFIcE Rooms 3 & 4, No. 4oa oscretary.
f27-td
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OUR CHERRY CREEK LETTER.

sCHERRY CREEK, Feb. 23d, 1875.
EDITOR News I have been the rounds
of all the mines within the last few days.
and being one of the old-timers here
have the privilege Of visiting the mines
at any time, thereby knowing whereof /
speak. Visited the Teacup mine in COM
pany with the gentfemanly Supt., Mr.. j.
b. Stanford, who showed me through
the mine to the depth of 282 feet. They
have 478 feet Of levels and are working
four ton of ore per day at the mill on
Cherry Creek. owned.by Mr.. Tompson /;
the company pack their ore 2A miles on
mules to the mill the rock is paying
from 5000 to $500 per ton they have
an immense quantity of low-grade ore on
their dump which they calculate to work
as soon as they build a mill of their own.
From there / went to the McGary
ledge which lays between the Teacup and
the once famous Chance mine. The
ground is good, yet nothing but assess
ments have been worked. In all proba-
bility the boys have not the collateral to
putup, owing to the way they have been
Treated in regard to the sale of the
Chance.
The extensive coal pits of Mr.. Abe
Larrabee were then visited. He supplies
the Teacup, Starr and other mines with
that useful article.
While SO near I took a ride up the
mountain to the Geneva Consolidated.
1t belongs to the Teacup Company. They
are running a tunnel and are now in %
feet the face Of the tunnel shows three
feet of ore, averaging from $40 to $50 in
silver and SIS to So in gold. During the
past three months this company has
shipped $4,000 in bullion. A force Of
40 men are at work.
: The Starr came next. This is sup
posed to be the crack mine at present.
They are shipping about $40, 900 per
week in. bullion, under the able manage
ment OF Mr.. c. Kenney or Charley =
as the boys call him.
Then came the famous Exchequer, ,un-
der the management Of Major Williams,
the educated Dutchman from Frieberg.
The mine looks we'll from an outside
standpoint, and if the dump is a refiec-
tor Of the inner workings, we should
pronounce this an excellent property.
No ore is being worked at present.
The Eagle and Imperial, managed by
the lucky Wash Hyde. are looking well.
A contract has been let to Messrs. RYAN
and Mickles to sink 25 feet on the I'm
periai.
While in Egan recently. Mr.. Pierce,
Snpt. of the San Jose Company, showed
me through the works and mill Of that
company. Their 20-stamp mill is run
ming steadily and turning out many fine
bricks which are worth thousands. The
company employs about so men, and
it was payday when / was there.
We are going to have a good camp.
There are about $50 men at work in the
mines and mills Our great want is
more milling facilities. r,ron
Yours in future,
FMEESnMH 0rn sCrrprvm -
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ApAcHEs.-The telegraph informs us
that the ApachesA are on the war-path
again. Sunday-schools organized under
Gen. Crooks plan are needed in that
benighted country, so that there may be
more "good Indians" L TrTTTG
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.Nem Eo-Dau.

TTAYEs GOLD AND SILVER aa3,.l M plsee d
Ill coMPANY.-Location e Of Pp1nfapalI Location
business, San Frsn nisiq;ct White White Pine county,
Ns N : Is delinquent upon - the ssse ees-
owine,degcribed stock, on account aan e q Ia asnary,
ment NO. s. levied on the e. 4t app pos nl the names
1876. the several amou raho 1de as follows
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And in accordance with law and an order &c
the Board OF Directors, made on the 4th day of
January, 1875, SO many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary, will be sold At
pubic auction at the salesroom Of John Mid.
Francisco, California, on
Monday, the Btu day Of March, 1876,
at the hour OF Two O'Clock P. NJ. of that
day, to pay said delinquent assessment tbereon
together with costs of advertising and expenses
GEO. R SPINNEY, Secretary.
oInce-No. $40 California street, Room No. S.
San Francisco, California. f27.tdo0'
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CARRYING IT Too FAR.-Some of the
Southern planters are cutting up their
plantations into small patches. One
nabob cut his into pieces no larger than
Rhode Island. M
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SIGNED.-We received from the Capt.
tai last evening the following dispatch
from Assemblyman Comins Governor
Adams has signed our Nye county an
~nexation BILL. - 81 z -n
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Assessment Notice.
Two F. B~LAIsDELL, P. L. EASTMAN. w NJ
Il AMBRY, IVOY NICHOLS, J.. GOODWIN

'NO f. B~LAISDELL, P. L.. EASTMAN. w M
AWBRY. IVOY NICHOLS, j. GOODWIN
lou ana eacn OF you are hereby notified that
SET opposite to your respective names, for the
actual working and development of the Ticonde-
ragua mine, situated in White pine NT;n;nn n:e
trict, White PIN county, State of Nevada 40
......... 800 feet. ..... S3o
=, EassInan.....-- 300 feet 30
~. NJ; Awory..... 100 eet....... 10
J-Goodwin Walker. on0 feat ~
And you and each of you are herebv notices
4 unless the amounts due from each of Won
snail De PAID on or be ore the expiration Of 60
M. Smith, at Hamilton, Nevada. vo,r rasnae+io =
interests eo snail become the property Of your 60.
owners ;r11e IN the said mining claim, Under and hy
s sa7sue so o. inc Act of Congress approved Nav 10.
ac.l, emitted an Act to pronoteth DEVELOPMENT
o. Inc mining resources of the United states.
Hamilton, Nevada, February II. 1875, fo7
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a BSOLUTE DIVORCES npr -
- from Courts OF different Stats ~ AASED
, ,n e.c. No publicity required. No cb IS
nntll divorce granted. Address. ~ charse
mHou6E Attorney, 1874 B~rcadwar = :
ie10s6m -. :.
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NOTICE

ss<NOANE FIRE Sr0M-.
HHRE-PHOOF Sam S.ro>
suit oes. Quality, and in lots and I dirao Of THE
INQUIRE y ~ ~ constantly on hand and Missions sao to
aiVcn- p1oacation Office. Ham.
aprS.tf
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A ND POsTPAID-THE BEVERLY BTTnnrr
80 per week CASH to all. at home a. FL FL
erne. something entirely new. Address ~
on00' = DEvEhIx COMPANY, Chicago. iaa
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MIR. GladstOne's Successor.

1t is announced by cable that at the
meeting of the British Liberal party the
Marquis of Harrington was I" elected %
leader. 1t would be more correct to say
that the Marquis of Harrington has been
chosen as the party leader In the House
of Commons. On Lord Granville de-
wolves the leadership of the party as a
whole, and the eldest son and heir of the
Duke of Devonshire is merely Lord
Granville's Lieutenant in the lower
house. The Right Hon. Spencer Comp
ton Cavendish, called by courtesy Mar
qllis of Harrington, has been justly desig-
mated 'ta meritorious nobleman of the
highest rank and of second-rate abilities.
His election marks temporary restora~
ton of the supremacy of g the old Wing
families m liberal politics, and suggests
a return of the state of things which
drew from the mother of George LII. the
remark, 81 never could find that the
party was anything else but the Duke of
Devonshire and his son and old Horace
Walpole." With a Cover leading the
party in the House of Lords, and q
Cavendish in the House of Commons,
not to mention numerous family party
of Cavendishes, Levison- Covers, BUS
sells and Wentworths having seats In the
lower house, Earl Russell viii probably
get over the regret which he lately ex-
pressed at having given way to Mr..
Gladstone 81 as the head of the Wing
Radical party of England. ."-Neso York
Times.
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Wholesale Murder of Babies.

AS has been briefly announced by tele-
graph, an aged couple, named Nelson
and Mary Reynolds, were arrested few
days since on charge of numbering five
young children at baby by-farming estab-
ishment at Hollister, Middlesex county,
Mass. The Springfield Republican
says the business of the old couple has
been known for long time, and they
have had charge of 200 children during
the past three years, by their own admis-
sion, most of them being ilegitimate.
Regular physicians have visited the es-
tablishment from time to time, and every
thing was supposed to be all right until
within a few weeks, but a growing sus-
picion that great cruelty and perhaps
murder outright was perpetrated has
been confirmed by an employe Miss
Mary Colby of the old woman Reign
olds. She says that laudsnum has been
used to carry off the babies, and that the
crimes have been concealed In at least
three cases by Withholding notices of
the death from the Town Clerk. Another
witness Miss Shebon) confirms this
story, and even furnishes a bottle con-
tanning the poison from which she says
doses have been given to the children.
Most of the criminal work is said to have
been done by the woman, but Mr..
Reignolds doubtless knew what was go
ing on. When arrested, the old couple
denied the charge of murder, and de-
clared that the substance they gave the
children was mixture of laudanum,
sweet tincture of rhubarb and calnphor,
which had been prescribed by physi-
clans
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These nine States fairly represent the
average of the whole Union. The aver
age rate of State taxation is, then, about
62& cents on the $10G, or 50 per capita
The taxes levied by the national govern
ment amounted, in 1868, to 50. so per
800, or So. rs per capita, and in 1874 to
50 per 800, or 81 per capita.
It appears, then, that United States
taxes, despite the recent reduction, are
still 81 times as much per 800 and per
capita as the State taxes. But the local
tax of each State far exceeds those levied
for State purposes, and hence the COM
parison with Federal taxation is deceptive.
The general government has an army and
navy, a postoffice, an enormous pension
list, and rivers and harbors, public
buildings, diplomatic service, Indian an
nuities, national judiciary, Congress and
miscellaneous things to support, and a
great debt upon which to pay interest
but the States have also, many of them,
heavy debts, and they, too, maintain very
costly reformatory, penal, charitable and
school systems, which cost the Federal
government nothing.
These figures show that q great field
for economy still exists in the States as
well as at Washington. Legislatures and
Congress must stop extravagant appro-
priations, must keep clear OF swindling
subsidies and jobs, and must keep down
taxation instead of increasing it. Even
such CALLED jade as the American tax
payer will sometimes VINCE Chicago
Tribune
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THE GREAT ExPREss RoBBEkY.

About @eoe, 900 stolen---Hovv the job was
Executed.
From the New York Herald
superintendent waning ana tne dc
tectlves were engaged yesterday In hunt
ing up the details OF the recent roDDery
committed on the Adams Express Com
pany. Three men, Daniel Hovey,
driver, John Sweeney, clerk, and James
Drew, said to be implicated IN the theft,
are now in confinement at the central
office, and the police are endeavorlng to
obtain from them Information that Will
lead to the recovery OF all the property
taken. The robbery Is said to have been
committed on Sunday, the Oath ult., and
the amount taken In the neighborhood of
500, 600. On that day Hovey and
Sweeney went to Jersey City to take
charge of some safes containing bonds
and money packages that had arrived
agent who had accompanied the safes on
the train handed them over to these men.
There were In all nineteen boxes, and
they were supposed to contain PACKAGES
OF money and other Vaiuaples sent Ifom
the various agencies Ghroughout the
Southern States to the central once IN
this city. One of these boxes was placed
In charge of the agent at Richmond, Va,
and he in turn transferred it with the
others to Hovey and Sweeney, and the
supposition is that it was given by them
to the man Drew on the way from Jersey
City to New York, as it was not delivered
at its proper destination with the Other
safes. HoveY signed the agents receipt
book at Jersey City for nineteen safes,
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and heard at last: I" To Luane Williams,
my faithful nurse, I give a mourning
ring and the sum Of $50"
Then she went up stairs to Gerald.
The King shall have his own !" she
said.
Only on one condition, +" said Gerald.
dition."
.'Youu take my money 2" echoed
L1lane-.' my poor little fifty dollars 70
Luane's face shone with a profound Joy.
" Your aunt left her money where it be-
longe, Mr.. Erism. have just heard you
declared her sole surviving heir.
Gerald remained stunned and be-
wildered.
s.Where is the codicil 2" he cried to the
lawyer, who stood at the door, "My
aunt left her money to Miss Williams.
She told me SO when she was dying 70
"Oh, that was when you bought the
horse I was afraid there would be
trouble then but, bless your soul, she
got all over that. y
s'And the money is mine9' cried
Gerald.
.sOf course it's yours" and the lawyer
went down the stairs chuckling at his in
Then Gerald held out his, hands to
Luane.
st was going to be magnanimous
enough to marry you despite your
money" he said Z" now there is no OBJ
stacle to our happiness. Come, my sweet
Luane, and bless the life you have given
me %
Luane became his wife. Mrs. Grundy
said that he married her to spite Emily
Thorpe. The lawyer chuckled still
more, and thought of the codicil. But
we know that it was love, and for love
alone