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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
18th day Of February, \. ID. 1870

AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day. iudgmtn 1t iii
lie taken against YOU and the real estate and i'm
movements herein described for the amount Il
the tax and delinquency specified ana costs OF
suit, the real estate hereinafter descrlbed being
situate in Carson Township, Ornisby county,
State Of Nevada. to-wit:
We. 4. Johnson, all OF lot No. o IN block No.
u in Proctor and Green's division of Carson
City. with dwelling house thereon. also housf-
hold furniture: tax snG delinquency, S35 IS :.
John CLARK, all If lot No. 3, III block No "A
in Musser's division Of Carson City with dwell
ling house Their, on. also household furniture;
tax and d. linquen cy. $40 IL
u. 4. Pine, lot 2so by 80 feet, situate on the
rortheas. corner Of Csrson aud Long streets,
having a frontage OF zoo feet on east side Of
Carson street. in Carson CITY, WITH cweIlinR
house thereon. also household furniture; tax
and delinquency. SIS ieE.
VIM. Lynch. al of lot No. 10. in block No. II
in Proctor and Green's division Of Carson CITY;
tax and delinquency. 81 % \.
E,pnla smith, all of lot No. ), in block No. 81,
in sears. Thompson and Sears division OF Car
son City with dwelling house thereon, also
household furniture; tax and delinquency,
SIS 1Si..
r d. Edwards all of lots numbered 6. I. S
and south % feet of lots and IL. in block Ne.
lgia Proctor and Green's division Of Carson
CITY, also household furniture with piano, libra
~ of every description two horses and one
gold watch: tax and delinquency, Sll6 %.
Thomas J. Elliott, money at interest secured
by mortgage executed by j. W. walton; lax ana
delinquency. sl9 IA.
ole W. Lee, money at interest secured by
mortgage. executed by L. S. Greenlaw; tax and
delinc uercy, sl3 So.
James Curra, money at interest, secured by
mortgage executed by ]. c. McTarnahan; tax
and delinquency, S47 81.
VIM Eairbain. household furniture and one
horse; tax and delinquency, Sl4 35h.
Fairbain Uhl, wagon and three horses, also
hogs: tax and delinquency, l6 14si.
l. d. Brown, money on deposit; tax and del
inquency, si7 IS
q. b. Ravenelle, three horses; tax and delin-
quency. 81 81.
Joseph Palnean, three horses; tax and delin-
Saency, - 81.
Frank u. Hetrick, household furniture and
one watch: tax And delinquency, SIS II.
RR Parkinson, all Of lot No. in block No.
q. in Sears, Thompson and Sears division Of
Carson City, also household furniture anu
piano; tax and delinquency, 81 50.
Joseph BrysoD, money At interest secured by
mortgage executed by Alexander Leport; tsS
and delinquency. SI25 40.
Ar.een Jones, . horses and two wagons; tax
and delinquency. SIS ~
Dated January 18th, 1873.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
District Attorney.
Orinsby county, State Of Nevada.
S. 7. SWIFT,
Sheriff.
ja1Atd Ornsby county, State Of Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

ANDY JOHNSON is likely TO get into
the u. s. senate from Tennessee.
Won't he warm us RAIDS if he Goes
Won't he beat our lacks with the tre-
mendous whangdooGle of constitu-
tional what dye call EN-? But then,
since the sorry day Of his inauguration
as Vice President, some cold headed
Yankee will cause him for to rear and
pitch and cavOrt about the Senate
:. with the eyes OF Delaware looking
upon him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
CAMP GeDERMlTT AND THE
INDIANS.

The statement vas made not long
since through the press dispatches that
Gen. Mcdowell had recommended the
abandonment of Camp McDermitt and
Harvey and the concentration of the
troops ROW stationed at those points at
Carlin. This seems to have alarmed
two classes of the people living upon
the frontier-tbe whites and the Indians.
Each fears to be left alone with the
other. Neither feel themselves able to
prevent outrases which would lead to
an Indian war Some of the facts con-
nected with this matter are as follows:
Camp McDermit. is situated about Sc
miles north of the town of Winnemucca.
1t is in the heart Of the Indian country.
In the immediate vicinity Of the post
live the Piutes under their old chief
Wiunemueca. They are five hundred
strong. They. like all Indians who have
preserved their tribal organization, OBJ
ject TO being brought upon reservation.
Somehow they gauge all Indian Agents
by Bateman and for that reason have
deep distrust for the class. Some days
since Winnemucca and his sons Natchez
and Tom and his daughter Sarah, went
to San Francisco to see Gen. Schofeld
and protest against the removal Of the
troops from Camp McDermitt. Car
lin," said the old war chief, sis too
populous white settlement. There
will be too much intermixture of the
whites and Indians" He prayed that
the Camp whence for SO long he and
his warriors and women and children
have drawn their rations and the blan-
kets and calico might be continued. He
was more than willing to depend upon
the military for aid and support. but he
would not go upon the reservation.
If the Humboldt papers reflect the
wish of the people on the border. and
We have every reason for believing they
do. Camp McDermitt should not be
abandoned. 1t is on the great line Of
Indian tribes between Nevada and Ore
gon and serves as n great protection to
whites and Indians alike.
Sarah Winnemucca is here in the city
and she will seek on opportunity to be
heard before the proper Legislative COM
mittees in behalf of her father and her
people. upon this subject. She should
be granted full and respectful hearing.
We hope the Legislature may see fit to
petition the authorities at Washington
against the proposed abandonment Of
Camp McDermi,t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

BROTHER MCWRATn OF the Virginia
church of the Immaculate Ishmaelite is
SO mad because Yerinston declines to
renew his dead-head ticket on the v. &
7. r. Il. that he throws himself into the
arms of old Snarleyow. and that virtu-
Gus old horned-toad of hardshell iourn-
alism becomes Systematically sarcastic
over the matter. McWrath and Lewis
make q good team.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

KING KANAKA is in Chicago. As
the freedom of the city includes the
right to repeat the performance OF
Mrs. O'Leary's cow, it is thought the
same will not be extended to HIM.
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RoIIssEE1E.-Mr. Pendola Las completed Iii

improvements at his popular Rotisserie No. II.
King str et, opposite tie L. S. L and Office and
Will hereafter run it day and night. Mr. Pen
dols has secured the services Of one of the very
best cooks in San Francisco, who will superir-
tend the kitchen, and polite walters will attend
TO customers. livery delica the market affords
will be served at this Place. The best brands of
table and other wines can ALTO be had. Give
the Rotisseric q trial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

The FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon,
corner CT King and Ormspy streets, is becoming
the favorite resort OF this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of wines, liIuors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar. A first class Billisrd Table for the
amusement Of guests, Geld l1nC at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dations to public favor. Il. X. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

GOVERNOR HARDING, jus. inaugu
rated Governor of Missouri, could not
forbear, being a Democrat, to de-
nounce what he calls Grants uncon-
stitut,onal employment of troops in
Louisiana.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

THE INDIGNATION MEETING in New
York, gotten up to weep the tear OF
grief and despair over the doings OF
Naughty Phil in Louisiana, was a
Democratic mass meeting. That's all.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

THE Nebraska prisoners have been
corralIed again. The military did it
the L. 5. military. at tbat-and not
even our AssenbIyEsn Dow has
lifted his voice against the outrage.
Wher bouts air we drifting?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

MEASURES are ON foot in San Fran
cisco to raise large relief fund for tine
Nebraska and Kansas sufferers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

NoTIcE.-The undersigned are now
prepared to furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty of it, on Carson, Curry,
Ormsby and Nevada streets, at reason
able rates.
RICE 4 HELM.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

l. O. r. M.-The regular Councils Of Piute
Tribe No. l, of Carson City, are held at the Hall
of Capitol Lodge 1. o. o. +. ,on Monday even
ing Of each seven suns. A general attendance
c. the Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
By order of the Sachem,-
r., [. KELLY,
see-tf c. of Il.
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New To-Day.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED :
ru,o THE FOLLOWING NAMED DE.

IuNO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DE.
PENDANTS and TO all owners of. or claiin-
ants TO. the real estate and improvements there
on or improvements when assessed separately
hereinafter described. known OF unknown
You are hsrsby notified that suits have bee u
commenced in the Justices Court. Carson
Township. Ormsby county, state VI Nevada IN
Carson city, L. A. Nithereil. justi,e OF the
Peace BY the State of >ey.ds. plaintiff. against
each of the defendants hereinafter named. and
each of the following described tracts or parcels
of land with the improvements thereon and m
movements when separately assessed, anu all
owners u. or claimants to. the same. known or
unknown, To recover the tax and ceilnqueht
ASSESSED To the said defendants, against said
prup-rty for the fiscal year comm. nclng the Isl
DAY of January. 4. u. 1874. and ending the 3lst
,iay vi Dect mber. A. l.. 1874. and that srIn-
mons has been Only issued IN each case. And
ven sr. ther notified that unless you appear
and snsvrr the complaint tiled IN said cause On
o. before ;he
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-16
DIED.

HokEs. suddenly, on the morning Of the 18th,
JOAN W. III sou Of Benjamin and Laura NJ. HOkes,
aged years and months.
You have left Us, little cheruh-
And wandered 10 your home.
Where the little angels wait thee
To I'LL your future throne.
You have left your parents lonely.
But their future thoughts shall be-
Awaiting there for thee. HIS MoTHER.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF has
parents, No 1910 ga street southwest, on Wednes-
day morning, at 10 O'Clock.
HUNTER. At the residence of Samuel 7. Hawk :,
esq, corner Of Myrtle and LIST street east, at So
o'clock m February 18th, 1875, Of consumption,
at the advanced age Of ~ years, JANE n. HUNTER,
relict of Jesse II. Hunter, Of Pennsylvania.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday, February 70,
al 3 d. m. from the residence Of Mr.. Hawk.
Philadelphia papers please copy.l q
MACKALL. On the 18th instant. OF consumption,
Helen M, daughter Of Brooke and Martha Mac
kali.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from her late residence, No
1903 Pennsy lyania avenue, Oh Thursday, February
Is, az o'clock p. m.
PEARSON. AT his fathers residence. ON Febru-
airy 18th, at II IN the sd year his ace PETER
w. PEARSON, son of Peter NJ Pearson
Funeral services at 9th street Presbyterian church.
South Washington, on Thur-dsy, February Is, az 2
clock. Baltimore papers please copy.l "a
WOODLAND. This morning, 10th February. at
10 O'Clock, at his late residence, No 10 West street
Georgetown, JOSEPH WOODLAND, long resident Of
this place.
Funeral notice in future advertisement.
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To PREVENT THE FREEZING OF WATER
PIPEs.-Any plan for preventing the freezing
OF water-pipes during these cold snaps will
be welcome. The following described plan
for accomplishing this object has been in
vented in England;-It is well known that
when water freezes ii expands, and that the
force exerted is SO enormous that no pipe can
resist il. This invention is intended TO give
the water a chance to expand without burst
ing the pipe. II attempts this by securing in
the inside of the metal pipe, a space equal to
the difference of volume between water and
ice, so when the water freezes il occupies the
srace reserved for il, instead of exerting its
force on the pipe and bursting il. This is
practically carried out by passing through
the water-pipe small India-rubber tube,
specially made for the purpose, and of such
diameter that the space inside il IL a little
more than equal to the increase in volume of
the ice. The India-rubber tube is always full
OF air, SO that when the water freezes IL finds
the necessary space for expansion, for by
COMPRISING the air tube IL displaces the air
and takes its place. When the ice melts the
tube again expands, becomes filed with air,
and is ready for another frost, and so on for
any number of times without requiring at
tentiOu,
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RAILROADS.
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FITHOCT I.Y4NGE OF CANS
Tie equipment '1S ,'ue D. al.i 4 tLa mo-,
slsEsUt At" IT.TrH's.I fni-h
TRAiN II tNIN& 50. AT 92s An; j. PILL
PULLMAN PALACE 81 EEPFN,f C1KS N n
NIGHT TRAINS
bn and after fEBRi AIRY 10. IS75s trains by this
Ilue VII Rave Dept # Balimor. and POfo,Hac
baliTna'i' corner IF 9th and streets, a. follows
--0S a n ENprsS~ for PHILADELPHIA New YORK
and points East daily. except sunday
S.3S a. n. Limited ~ press-Pullman Car Train
Tor Phiiade lPhia. New York and points Pas,
daily. except SUNDAY. '
l. 2 N. ENpFeSs for Philadelphia and New York
daily. except sunday.
4 % ? N Express for PI iladelphia and way point,
daily
sos ? N. .ESI-,ss for Philadelphia, New York
PtLIMiN PtEIOR e AIS on all Day Trains
~ LYMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
NiCht TT ' On
Tickets and irformati,H can be procured AZ the Of
ices Of the COMPANY ~ 4 VI
Baggage called for and checked AZ hotels and pri
Nslr residences on orders lef AZ the Offices Of the
C'mT any, n Thr.~t corner 18Th street AMI PennzI
wanna avenue, Gud CA northeast corner of PeunsyI-
Ntria and Stir street '''
brIot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
LOAb- corner 9Th and streets.
M BOYD. JR..
GENERAL Passenger AGENT, Philadelphia. Pa
GEORGE &. WILKINS.
~ HHsrrf 4Ta~ faHN
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n CURE FOR LoCK-JAw.-In the course of
the Cantor lectures, recently delivered before
the British Society of Arts by DIR. Benjamin
Richardson, the following deeply important
remarks were made upon nitric OF amyl !:
one OF these specimens, mean the nitrite of
amyl, has within these last few years OBJ
talned remarkable Importance, owing to its
extraordinary action upon the body. 4 dis
tinsuished chemist, Prof Guthrie, while dis
filling over nitric OF amyl from amylic alco-
hOl, observed that the yapor. when inhaled,
quickened his circulation, and made aim feel
as if he had been running. There was flush
ing of his face, rapid action of his heart, and
breathleSsneSS. In ls6l-'62 ] made a careful
and prolonged study of the action of this
singular body, and discovered that il pro-
duced its effect by causing an extreme relax
alton, first OF the blood vessels. and afterwarl
OF the muscular fibreS of the body. To such
an extent did this agent thus relax, found
IL would even overcome the tetanic spaSn
produced by strychnia, and having thus dis
covered its action, / ventured to propose its
use for removing the spaSmS in some of the
EXTREMIST spasmodic diseases. The results
have more than realized my expectations.
Under the influence OF this agent, one of the
most agonizing of known human maladies,
called angina pectoriS, has been brought
under such control that the paroxysms have
been regularly prevented, and in one instance.
at least. altogether removed. Even tetanus
or lock jaw, has been subdued by it, and in
two instances, of an extreme kind. so effect
lively as TO warrant the credit of what NAV
be truly called a cure.
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nUlIEANSON BROTUERS
~ AuctioReers and Commission Merchants.
Southeast corner of 9Th aud ID streets northwest
CHANCERY SALE or A SMALL PIECE OF
Pkk4aPEGTf ar on THE EAST SIDE OF

CHtAhNSgpERT SALE or "a SMALL PIECE Of
TWEGfTiH sTRRffETii me MEAN kf II srE SRf OF
g: Ky virtue of decree Of the supremc Court Of
cIT.e Ne 400, docket II, wherein Vim. + LHn.fsrI
ct al are plaintiffs and Martha L. Lunsford q al are
isesl on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, February
Ism, $50, at clock, part of Lot numbered eight
GIN squire numbered three hundred and nineteen
l5l9l in Washington city, in the District of Column
hla that Is q say that part Of the said lot which
corner of TIE said lot and pun south on a line with
I'm street west thirteen feet being the fun front
the said lot and fronting said street then east Sew.
9niy GO) feet To north and south line of the said
then west seventy 0) feet 18th street and the be
glhning Also, right Of way in aud over that part
8 sad lot lncisid"d within the following metes aud
bounds. so - "a communicate with the alley which
THs ,hrongn ne said square parallel with llth and
the second line If the above granted premises three
feet west FROM the thereof, and run thence south
thth east and parallel with the said second
line to the SAID alley, then north three feet on said
part OF said lot owned by the said John W u. GRAY
lnterSects SAID alley, then 10y and with said and
east end of the said second line of the said granted
premises then west TO the beginning Also; the free
and unrestricted Use and paSsageWay of and over an
alley lying between the said frame houses, and
Tear ny aI from MIL street to the yards in the
a. Terms on sale as prescribed by the decree: One
months, in equal portions to BE- scared by the pur-
chaser notes, with suTety 10 be approved 10y The
from the day sale or the purchaser may pay The
Whole uf Tie purchase money in cash. = depDst If
chaser a: the, time Of sale, and upon
the payment Of the whole Of the purchase money
and interest and the ratification Of the sa- by the
court, and not before, the said trustee shall convey
TO The purchaser his heirs and assigns in fee simple
said described premises and all the title and estate
therein Of the plaintiffs and defendants in this case
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days the trustee the right TO resell the
premises, AT the risk and OF the defauting Dr-
chaser upon one week public notice of such resale
ConVey2nclng, &c, at the cost of the purchaser
NM. l.. DUNLOP. Trustee.
lcbi cow DUNCANS0N BROS, AUCts.
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- Ii. WARNER.
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Building, corner 7th and L SITS. nOrthwes
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF

ederal Building corner fth anu Il SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE NORTHEAST CORNEROF
i STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
&C. BY virtue of a deed of trust dated June q. l.
E4e ID. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. 72I, folio
- 265, of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction to the highest
bid Ter, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
February =, lsI5 at clock p m. all that certain
piece or parcel of ground situated in the city of
Washington, ID. c., known and described as Lot
numbered eight 49, in Dayidge and Fisher recorded
hundred ard sixty (5ell fronting twenty six i2j
feet north L street, with depth of one hundred
and three eighty hundredths los S. loo feet on
New Jersey avenue TO an alley.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months
to give his prOmssOry notes. bearing interest at the
rate OF ten cent per annum from day of sale and
secured by deed of trust on the premises sold. A
deposit of 500 will be required of the purchaser
at time Of sale. All cOnyeyancing at purchaser )
cost II terms Of sale NOT complied with in seven
the risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser or plr-
chasers, after five days advertisement in some one OF
more new spapers published in the CITY of Washing
ton, u. G.. WILLIAM STICKNEY, 4 r.,.
GEORGE III. PLANT, ( trustees
eFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1875, same hour and
place. WILLIAM STICKNEY (r-..-
GEORGE II. PLANT, { trustees
neTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, February 9th, 1875, same hour aud place
GEORGE ii. PLANT, trustees.
febl0 60 J. T. COLDWELE, Salesman.
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rFNictoria. Australia. has a ''habitual
drunkard's act with an inebrate asylum,
wherein the incorporate are TO be cOmpul-
sorily lodged and detained At the discretion
OF the medical superintendent.
ga natural Interpretation: Sunday
school teacher-"What do you understand by
suffering for righteousness sal1e'?'' Boy
Y)-'Practisin' hymns in the morn
ing, teach, and Sunday school i'm the after
noon. and Bible class in The even"
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- IL. WARNER,
It. Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and L SITS northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
lNEELING ON NORTH SIDE OF ID STREET,
EETMEEN 2p AND Sd STREETS NORTH
WEST, No. 2O5.
f.s BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated October
Lii 18th, A. II. lS72, duly recorded in LibeT No SOS
folio 100 &c one of the land records for the Dis
tTict OF Columbia, and at tn request oE the party
secured thereby. will sell. at public auction. in
front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY. February
"a lS5 at O'Clock p. m, the following described
real estate, situate IN the city of Washington, Dis
trlct Of Columbia, viz All that piece parcel of
ground known and designated a. Lot numbered
nineteen 49, i'm f. X. Aliens subdivision of part
OF lot numbered one, 90 in Square FIVE hundred and
seventy, t5u according to the subdivision thereof,
duly recorded in Liber II D. C., folio $50, in the
Office of the Surveyor of said city of Washington to-
gtiher with the improvements, &c.
Terms: BY virtue of certain writing signed by
All parties concerned, the terms of sale in of the
above described property are: One-third cash. and
the balance at six twelve and eighteen months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
AT the rate of eight Per cent. per annum from the
day of sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. deposit of ( lOO
will be required of the purchaser ut the time of sale
and all convey ancing al the expense Of purchaser
II terms of sale not complied with in seven days
the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
ey at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser
after five days advertisement.
CHARLES c. BURR. lr.
JOHN G. HARDNESS, iTustees'
feb5-eOd j. L. C0LDWELL. Salesman.