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saints will be trnuslat cd thttcr according 10 tno
pto1nseo Of tho Hcfiplurce, az follows:

06 rAHEut MP tcRtjncf Will az"
tho Lord In Tho air.-Ticeat ". ib-lf'
Thoro thu esgpls will abide until tho ronovA-
lion of Tho car:i, IL accomplished, whon tho New
Jerusalem wifi descona ap2a sa9 sic % 2. tee oo,
world, and "tlc Kings Of tte EARTH shall bring
thoir clory and honor into IT, Tl,o Sarior will
reign ind reside thero IN fufilllmcnt Of tue
. rForstGc' t ,osd of Tgsvap po"fu f ann, ana
ro1t of these various propositions, Slr.
hlcCu1lo,lgh cited numerous texts, displaying
great Biblical er1dlttop. Tue reporter asked
him whether lo evor contemplated tho posst-
Ct other worlds Which astronomy rccords.-
whether tl,eY varc included In the plan Of ro-
s'enlpt.on ~ e1roundcd by him. He said that
revelation Was Htlent on that point. but that It
for this world and that on thus world would 11c
eatabltsh lila theono. The reporter tl,on re.
ferring 20 statement made by h!n that Satan
was Gods chief prince, and that tho gin ne NM
bitloD led him to robcl against the Most high,
asked him how was IL that
BIN ENTERED INTO HEAVEN
to tempt Satan, and llow did he account Tor the
eenesia ot SIN, II sin was to te destroyed in tho
final Judgment, how was It thnt y waa ever
mako nocossary tho sacriiee Of christs Dir.
Mccullough said the question vas ono that was
beyond Tho ken Of theology, hui that there was
uuapcakRblo happiness III tho thought that 61n
ona. be snsS ID of aos a
scducing mankind from their allegiance. who
angels and men NoulI DO oose'y raIaseu Ias "a famss
Of Gods croaeurea. They would visit each osnes
aud hAve friendly Intercourse M bofore tha
f",l u,o,,,,,,,,, I'm, ,.on, IN "a ..n,,,n thu
grounds Of tIoir belief TINT
THE BECosp ApvrNr
OF Christ VA. near ut hand. Tho Hooks or Dan"
lel aud Revelation aro chteiy rallied upon. n,
though collateral testimony Is obtained from nli
poIllons Of Tho Diblo. .1n tue SECOND chaptor Of
bauiei. 1t IL relatol how Daulcl cxpounde
dream Of King NobucLaduezzar. as foltows:
Thou, K!ng, tawcs. and beteld great image.
This gieat i,,sse, ~hose erishtno's was csceLient,
elood before thce and the form thereof w terrible
This images hesa ~ Of nne g9 his 1rsas sna @ ns
arms Of stlEer BIZ belly aad thtghs ., osass hs Mgs
o. ..on NJ tset @ ast "t soa I'M @ TT a xani h.ns
wheh .not. liz uaro uro his feet tint wero of Iron
md riay, aud hrako them 10 pieces. i. And tic
stone that saosa lhe imugo became great mountain,
aud filled tho whole eaath.
This lroa.u Daniel intcrprcts to mean tho
succession Of eoyere;gnIics until tho Kingdom Of
God. tvpihcd BY tho stone. ia established, and
ls explicitly etatcs tho godcn bead to menn tho
Kingdom Of 1}abs,on, which IL 10 be succeeded
, 1875-04-16
THE WEST TOWN.
Tho tAudlttng Board Concludes
Its LobOrs.
Excited Debate Over tho Assos59r'f
Compensation.
1t Is Finally Fixed at tho Sum, Of
$4,000.
The Supervisors Bill Goes 07cr.

T16 6urtrV1s0fB Bt1l 908s UYUS'
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rsot in tho Tovn of,ico corner of Washihnton
,,l ,,o,n,.iuo. ,.rnat. ,.st ov,ntno aunorvi,
~" n'',s', -.,,' s'', w.,
sof nakef pfos'dod' anu 1ass'ces e'ul y, = WASH
Vnn't Woud and Austin. together will. Town
Clark Fitzgerald, were present.
TIE Ctotk proceeded to read An exhaustive
array CT WIuutGH, WHICH CAueCl oblcctquu IQH
lin o,nmj,eta Of thn 1.na,d osneciaIly Justjtps
Aea!s1s s@4 HSa0t eo@ ~ Noas
5CsTscE Want Would
offered the following ieaout!on, which was
a,lonted.
Fta,,rtd. Tint IN. ,n,,utc, to ~ .n,n,ea 4. In
o.puuac from Ills rscor al. matters NJ. b:na actual
business done By III, naarl. laav'ng nut al motions
, 1875-04-16
DISSOLUTION.

rts eop.rtnsoLIp bsstaloss szstn3 kstsesn ths N.
III. ~ 1s:a.lis ds:a.sd e. rt.t!. s.q,!a9s Il
H.. ii s 51, I'D aathat*d " eol,st ~ d:kte due
- IL y"GGH rMfiiHn'
, 1875-04-16

SIDNEY, Neb., April 15.-As largo mse"as
bold lore to-day, = comm1ncstloa NAT ts'a
from George ". Homan, JE,, Of om,hA oas,'as n11
to put ou double daily ntsso.lIne bssT''n o..
aey aud uasaey's Psah. II tho citizens oe"
would establish etaeo.staslons Al convenient ~
tervals. Mr. Homsns proposition VA. .s'spSHlI S",lI
tho businessmen ple1gip8 tbomheFea !, 70 sai
tho HkAtioAn. Tha dtxsancp beskean e'uao' "@'
ualney's Peak Ia lG2 u,ilcs.
, 1875-04-16
At SIOUX CITY.

Sioux CuY, Ia, April 15-lnforn's!'n p. -.
taincd at slle 1'ack Hills Transportation ols'
iers SLOWS that siuco April over 800 men' to!'
wagons, and .hleteen paoa.anmah haFa e~
parted and aEo now on thsls MAY TO tho nl'''.
Small pasilos con.inus to arslve daily snd pa4o
forward to Join tho maia bodv. Dsslde. tnses -
aeveral othar parttes hare gone from tanssgsI X
aud Springfield. and others are preparing "a IN
low from those pacos 1t IL not kn ,'n , ~ sn@
numbers. 1t IL estimated that At loast boo IT,
arc now on tho way from tho dlheroat oes'Ms w.
In tlns vicinity. Two ladies accompanies sp'
last party sl1k left bege,
, 1875-04-16

sassor WAS, ho believed, considered. ue showed
whas di1orqhco there waa between assessing
duty In city lie thicaes. IL fac., thera was
no comparison. The bull that placed Assessors
Of city towps on = footing ulsh tdohe In the
country was an outrags, upon tho former. but
ss "ls aud e t. tea "a. % 1ed s psr d do
rs stated by Juslice Walsh. for each day OF
actual service. at tho same uno ho felt thas, as
tho Hoard ha5 entailea
EXTRA DUTY ON THE ASSESSOR,
such as mapping and tracery, IL Wa6 only fair
that they aIould compensate him in . Just man.
ner. hIr. RAFFERTY, bad Informed him that 10
was occupied for sh1oo montha preparing those
maps, etc.. expanding $3.50 out OF his own
Aasesaor \ loser in doing ha dlty to the town.
Therefore, ha signod u,o order, aud ha
made tla explanation IA ordcs to shov
tho public lhat he wonl1 not lend
that oven lookod like u steal. Tho County Com
missiouera had sc.uallY provided for $1,000 for
tho West Town Assessor In. tho appropriation
already referred to.
Tho "town o1ders." dated Doc. 3 and
account OF aeryloos a. Assessor mud for abHt1act-
Ing p'ata !" were read.
now ron wAa.
juat[oo 3WA!sl proceeded to argue that tho
dion allowed BY lGaw. G lie believed that Mr.
rafferty, admitted 10 had made no assessment
on realty.
Mr. naHc1ty-I adult nothing OF Tho klnd.
Jusiice WalBh-Yop did admit 1t.
Mr. IaTerty-I say did not.
Justice Waikh~-Wcl, DOW ssy that you made
no assessment ou realty.
Mr. Nafferty-I sAy that I did. .
Justios WAish-l lave aoMuthinE hore tn my
pocket to show that you did nor-1 know you
dId not.
III. Raf1esty-I sgAin LAY that did.
Justice Walah-l am not golug T.. argnc With
you. Whom got through speaking yoa may
Mr. lsaaotty--spe.k The truth. esn aoteud
myself. .-.-.-
Jtsr1cE wALAH
proceeded to read tho law in tho matter, md
said that tho signing OF tho orders WAS illegal.
Ihav might sign. bus the oEleis wole wosthIaaa
uutil au1ited. Tho law dxot two regular mect.
iuga during tho year. and no thar I tho dates on
which sle o1dssa Wsie elgued cana under shat
heading.
| meeting OF tho Board wAa called.
Justice Wafal-rho lay Auows no speotA1
mootng. Hero 10 tho section from tho soyIueo
statutes Of Illinois relative to township orgauL'
xRllon
semi-annu.l meetag; Said Board Of Audltosa
q e1amintnk and auditing t4s town accounts ss,nt;
annuAly, on ths Tuesday usxt breeding tho auuu4
Mtstlu0 OF the Qonnty 1aaE4 aud OIL III TaeaaAy
nplt piecsdlug tha annual town meeting.
1t wss true, tho Justice continued, that shoJ
might adjourn from day to day from thoBe dates
/ but 10 aueh ession hid bssn tskon, and, oou.
ae1uentty, tbo action uaa null aud void ln the
eight OF tho Law. Lie warned The genllamsa who
, 1875-04-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,
.-<~~->~s
DISSOLUTION.

Tia paTtnerahip hssstofoIs s1istax betweeu Albert
Fsjssn{aa Hsuismta Fs!ssn,hsi. ltaao F.l.sath and
ETY.. IL. "a ssh.t DSs. ns L. Ill a. c:
dsss,s d by mutual sglhat ~ Mlb:tt Fsi..a.ssi w
Tne eats nte3ts: e bash a!u.s has hssn tssnssd 70
q Ipo ae. sotssa. III y. s.r1sa % IT,
id J.aa No ~ bSa!h D..2i.!nss.s sad ~ M!1hlsan.
tdtnra "a nx sut1nsd and ask ths tsAn.fsE thsls
AssA e'~' ALBEIT FktAEAIHAI,
EEhJANlN FEISESrHAL,
ihAAE FElGESTHkL.
SAMUEL FELsEhIAAL
f%gb.Aao Anxf1 IL Its.
, 1875-04-16

D. 6. 61e for iho date Vt the brit. Of our
Savior which ia correct according To history. -.
Now, It says. in Daniel 1H. 11-l2, aud III
give 1t 81 1t IL In tho original Hebrew, for It's
wrong in tho English version:
And from tho time the continual Il taxed Away unt
Ia ses up detssta1le horrbe, there shsu be year.
thousand two-hundred and a!ssty: h!f,'sa 10 th.s
wsttea and cesnesh 70 ms h0ossna ea'es aanasea
ana Rse ~ tuu'5 soA
NoH, ths sontlnuAs solct1 ~ ha s. ."
anccosslon Of nextnso poMoto '1as Etn W. ~.
tho people OK 9oa NIL A. MI. Wv, -. .nae,4''
rapaoy obtalaea aomsn!on; 3tMs " W. - ase1 ~,
plished " 11asanin On w tt'n ~ ~ t"a ntss
month. AGA laao9 yeste TO- 'u4t enu ,tn,o., u.nSa
you 20 hpf!l aooo. maea t1u ~ ;.t,nu
u asya Aleseea LIZ 70 tns' M Hs..osn a.. anu eonetn
70 tAe l,a3o years LILY - ~ KY 'noae
thsn tho u,to ot mo deteasso's 3snn nu
tnat again brings % 70 onPl!i ~, !oto; "a, snere
can't 10 any mfata3e, 'ts ssuo ~ 1hs "o1a o'
GOD itself. .,,. .,.,.,u
hepoFtef1,,Does not the b!o4a Gay toas eaf'sss
coming ahall bo preceded py
| CERTAIN foItEH1sf
Ihufman-lt says 10 Mettnew x1Fn ou In.
U1cd!atcly after tho tFaoulat!on OF those days
shall tlto sun be darkcned snd tte moon shall
not give her Light, aud no stars shAM !a,l fEom @
hesYon." Tie sun "aa aarkened MAY ", 1I6o
Which ~ known - no datx w. oAS. m, Inc ne1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
THE CAPITOL SQUARE.
What :he Chief Executive shinI.s
a1a.,t Ia:

Along with snappish ovsVwrousht
cxhaIation from the Si.r.r STATE, a paper
published in Winne.uucca, whittier II Is
proposed to move the State House, comes
the Governors Message Il On merely
personal grounds. anybody has cause to
grumble With the people OF Carson, cer-
tainly Gov. Bradley has. His OWE patty
went against him here, and put up
Jobs = against him because they assert
tia. he is unfriendiy to our Capital City
His ExcslleEcy, the Oh not ignorant Of
these things, III fact smartins under the
sting, speaks rs a citizen Of Nevada
whose ideas of night aud dignity have no
overwsenirg incline towards Mound VAL
ley or Elko County. lie says in lis IN
daniab!y able Message: 1 take pleasure
in recommending to youc favorable con-
s.dera;ion the subject OF an appropIia-
ton for the purpose o: ornamentius and
enclosing the Capitol Square. This l
heretofore suggested, with some reluc-
tssAcSt u.fOl 5AO01t.S VI tSOAt-AN. AAcSS
reasons have ceased to exist. The Treas
uIy is full and know not single tax
payer in the State who coaid oiifier rea-
souabls objection. A sufficient sum
could be set apart FOR tbs purpose and
its expenditure vested in tie Board of
Examiners. Portions of the work could
be let upon public notice to the lowest
bidder. The labor Of the convicts at
the State Prison could be utilized in 9th
er respects. l sincerely hope that no
sectional prejudice or local jealousy may
influence your deliberations in this mat
ter. The present appearance of the
grounds cannot but Be cause of morti-
6cation and regret to every citizen of the
State" In the face o: all this, We, who
may be accused of local greedinesss, feel
that we have nothing more to say.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

Detetee;iye Harris, aays The S;irG
SiIt', who has been engaged up the road
for the last two or three months trying
to break up the three-card business, IL
formed Us last evening that Pat Bush,
one Of the drunken mem Of monte
notoriety, left for the East yesterday
with Sll, Goo IN cash, the proceeds of a
years operations among avaricious trav-
elers. Harris says the three-card bust
ness is suspended along the road at
present, though occasionally ''smart
Aleck" will bet, notwithstanding he has
been cautioned against doing so.
The three-card business may be sus-
pended in certain localities and temper
arily, but the railroad company can
never put dow the swindle. The pen
atty for monte gambling is that which a.
taches merely to niisdemeanors. As long
as this is the case and the Three Carders
are more powerful in the Justice Courts
than all opposition. to prosecute them
is like kicking against the pricks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
THE STAvE UNIVERSITY.

The Governor's message which candoy
obliges Us to admit is most remarkable
70. its accuracy and scope. its clearness
and fairness. rondenses the Affairs of
The State University at Elko. il the fol
lowing synopsis OF its history and status:
"The State University. by an Act OF the
Legislature. approved March 4. 1878,
was located at the Town or Eiko- The
conditions precedent TO the location
were complied with by the citizens Of
the county at an expense OF twenty
thousand dollars, raised by voluntary
contributions The baildins and land
were formally accepted by the Boa.d Of
Ragents in the month Of February, 1874.
4 preparatory department was AFTER
wards established and Principal APP
pointed. The first term of the irstitU-
tion ended December is, 1874 The
construction Of the building and iInitia-
tion of the preparatory department were
obligations implied by the acceptance OF
the giants Of lands by Congress for
University and College of Agriculture
and Mines. Thousands OF acres OF
lands under those grants have been
listed over aal approved to the State.
The precise number Of scses is twenty
txo thousand six hundred and six,y-two
and sixiy-dve ore-LuEdre6ths under the
u fkn~-zN--1
hundred and eigLiy-nine and foIty-iour
o1e-hundredtks under the Agricultural
Grant. Money has been deposited upon
applications to purchase these lands to
the amount OF thousands Of dollars.
Many persons holders OF contracts from
the state Land Ot.;ce for the purchase
of these lands have settled upon tracts
and made valuable Improvements upon
the same. The title OF the purchasers
from the State, and that Of the State it.
self, depend upon faithful compliance
with the Acts Of Congress The Univer-
sity shoGli he sustained, or the determi-
nation to the contrary speedily an
roUncsd. There would then remain the
andeniablc duty to suffer the lands to
revert to the United States, to reimburse
the purchasers from the State, and to re-
convey the Building to its generous
done5s Nothing should be left Urdone
to fulfill tie pledges which the ohlisa-
,ions of honor impose. and are implied
by her past conduct in the matter"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
SENATE COMMITTEES NoNrSAIrD.-In

SENATE COMMITTEES NoNISAIED.-1n
a caucus Of the Senate, Tuesday even
ing. a committee was chosen TO nominate
the standing committees subject TO the
approval of the body. The committee.
composed Of Messrs. Stevenson, Hickey.
Davenport, Dickinson and Cassidy, have
made their nominations which will be
submitted TO the Senate for endorsement
to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

Work on the Branch State Prison of
California is progressing finely. About
eighty men are employed, the grading is
completed, and the work Of laying the
foundation walls has been commenced.
Governor Booth, and State Secretary
Malone left for Folsom on Saturday last
to inspect the work.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

EDrToR IARRIED.-Our friend s. ].
Sears of the Elko Independent, gave way
and got married on New Years Day. His
bride was Miss Libbie Hurt. She is an
amiabls lovely lady; while Sears il nc
body's fool andan honest man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

The Governors message presents an
exhaustive review OF the resources OF the
State. 1t is altogether an exceedingly
able document The treatise on finances,
especially, displays earnest research and
profound insight. We regret that the
smallness of our paper rrecludes the
idea of publishing the instrument in full.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

1t is said that certain bills are in the
course of preparation which affect the
interes. Of the Central Pacific Railroad,
one of them having fcrits object to force
the company TO fence in their road along
its entire length in :he State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

NCznxKs Of 6ne trout are taken from
the Truckee daily to supply the market
Of San Francisco IS we'll as the markets
of Carson. Reno and Virginia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

JUICE LzoNAED, ex-District Judge, has
opened an Office in the Court house, at
WiDnemucca, and resumed the practice
of law.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Nevada
County OF OrInsby
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
Z ond judicial District.-Iu the matter of the
state OF PATRICK HENRY CLAYTON, de-
ceased The state Of Nevada sends greeting:
Ii pursuance of an order Of Hon $ Il. Wright,
Judge of said Court, made snd entered the
9Th day CT J January, A. D. 1875. notice is hereby
given that Tuesday the 18TH day Of January. 4.
D. 1875 at eleven O'Clock A. n. Of said day. at
the District Court room in Carson City, OrInsby
County. Nevada, has been appointed for hearing
the application of SUSAN Z. CLAYTON, pray
ing that document now on file in this Court.
purporting to be the last will and testament OF
PATRICK HENRY CLAYTON, deceased, be ad
mitted to probate, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to said 81 SAN Z. CLAYTON.
who is named therein executrix at which
time and place all persons interested may ap
pear and contest the same.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of JANUARY,
1875. III. EDWARDS, Clerk.
ja7-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

PUcz Loo was married 10 Al Sin at
Dayton, on the 31st December.
TIE FAvcElT-.-The Bant Exchange Saloon,
corner CT King AID oInsby streets, is becoming
III. favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Eeer, while the
best Of wines, liquors and cigars ere, also. scld
At the bar. A first class Billiard Table fer the
amusement CT guests, cold lunch st all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomnen-
dat;ons 10 public favor. K. r. Brown is the
IToi rietor.
I. o. Il. M.-The regular Councils of Piute
Tribe No. 1. Of Carson City. ere held at the Hall
Of Capitol Lodge L. o. U. T. on Monday even
iNg OF each seven suns. general attendance
OF the Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
By order of the SscheE.,
z. Z. REILLY,
sea-tf c. of Il.
EooMs.-Two furnished rcor4s eligibly lccs
cd few doors cas-. Of the Capitol building.
Apply az the residence Of Mrs Eel.
Connecticut western news., 1875-05-21
West Norfolk

west NOrfOlks
 MT. Wm. Humphrey, wife and child have been spending the past week visiting at his fathers in this place. Mr. Humph- rey is engaged with his brothers in New Britain in prosperous grocery business. Deacon Humphrey is raising the lower story of his house and otherwise improving it. The Deacon, reaching some ways in perpendicular direction, requires more room that way y......M Mir. Jshn Smith, who for the last few years has resided in Blue Rapids, Kansas, returned the past week with his family and has taken up his abode among us. He reports Kansas beautiful coun- try, so far as the quality of the soil and lay of the land goes, but tells another story when he comes to the grasshoppers. The young ones, when he came away, were about as large as flies and he could scraps up hundreds of them...The dwelling house of the Misses Holt, occupied by the Widow Bunce as dwelling, millinery and dress making establishment, was burned Saturday night, and but little of anything was saved......The Litchfield Go. Associa- tlon meet at Norfolk on Tuesday of next week. In the afternoon Doctor Eldridge's memorial sermon will be preached bv Pres ident Porter of Yale college. Unless the weather gets warmer pretty soon the farm CTS, especially those who have hay to buy, and those who are trying to get their tobac- co plants along so as to set in good season, will stand on the ragged edge c.
Connecticut western news., 1875-05-21
Sharon.


 News is scarce and business dull. There has been rumor afloat for some time that spring is coming, but since l am unable to trace the report to any trustworthy source, and as ice froze quarter of an inch thick last night, am impelled to believe it to be heartless canard. .... One family from the city have taken quarters already at Captain Kings, to be in readiness to enjoy the gen. tie zephyrs if they ever come...... .Prepara- tons are making about town to accommo- date more than the usual number of sum- mer boarders. About fifteen will rusticate at the delightful residence of MT. Julius Morehouse; as many more will enjoy the attractive accommodations offered by MT. Charles Platt, Jr.; then the new hotel which is fast approaching completion, is expected to supply the wants of about 30 more. These, Tn addition to the geodly number that have customarily been receiv- ed into number of private families in the village, will make quite an accession to our ranks and trust infuse little more life aud gayety into tEe place. MT. Thomas Sterling, after an absence of 23 years prin- cipallY in California, has returned to the old homestead and says, in all of his so- journings he has found no place like old Sharon. He don't advise anybody to go West to seek a fortune or comfort. He thinks the chances of making money and enjoying life are better here generally than in any part of the western country MT. Benjamin Sears, whose life was despaired of few weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be able to ride out. ALPHA.
Connecticut western news., 1875-05-21
Bankrupt Sale.

NoTICE.-T undersigned hereby gives mo- tlce that pursuant to an order of the Hon. District Court of the United States, for the dis trict of Connecticut he shall sell at public auc- tion, 10 the highest bidder. on the Sth day of June, 1875, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the hotel of Miller Brothers, in Lakeville, town of Salisbury, in Litchfeld county, in said state and district, the following real and personal property belonging to the estate of tho Hartford & Sails bury Ore Co.,, bankrupts, viz:
 A certain lease from the heirs of John M. Holly, of their mineral rights in the ss-callsd Porter farm, situated in the town of Salisbury, Conn.,, being right to enter upon said land. and dig for and carry away ores therefrom. Said lease ex Pires April 20 1888, and is subject to lease to F. w. Lippitt, which expires Feb. II, 1878.
 Also, a certain lease from said bankrupts to tn e Forbes Ore Bed Co.,. of the right to take water across the real estate below named belonging to the bankrupts rent $2OO. per annum, and paid up to April 1, 1875,
 Also. the equity of redemption in thirty acres of land in said Salisbury, subject to two mortga- ges, both amounting to fifty -four hundred and two SLIGO dollars, ($5, ,402 .S1).
 Also, all the right, title and interest of the bank rupts In lot of ore bed carts, drills, crow bars, other tools. implements, and office furniture, all subject to the above-named lease to r. W. Lippitt, and in his possession.
 Said property to be offered in separate lots or parcels. Terms cash. J. B. BUNCH,
 Assignee of Hartford & Salisbury Ore Co,
 Hartford. May 18th, 1875. 3w4S