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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-05
SHERIFF'S TAX SALE.


r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT UNDER
i and by virtue of executions Issued out OF
The Justices Court. to me directed and de-
iivered, uyon judement rendered on the sith
day Of February, 1879. wherein the state. o.
Nevada is plaintiff and tho parties herein
att named as defendants, l. J. J.. sullivan.
ex-Shciiii. by virtue OF the power in me vest
cd have levied upon the following described
real property, the same being for dciinauent
taxes for the year ending January !. leIl, or
so much thereof as may be necessary t. salts
is said judgment and Al costs, t'-wit:
Tha Sierra Valley Mill and improvements.
consisting cf u tract Of land, battery ana
shafting, situated in Sierra canon. and about
Ii miles south of the town of Eureka; Judg-
ment, So 43; costs. as 10; aecruing costs,
-, together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue. l.,
James Hay, possessory in and to lots and
b, in block ~, Mccoy Survey OF the town OF
Eureka. together with improvements thereon :
Judgment. S6 IS: costs. S2S Is; accruing costs,
s2, together with all costs that may hereafter
John Doe Woodside. possessory interest in
and to lots IL and Is, in BLOCK NO. z, Melons
aid Survey OF tho town Of Eureka; Judgment,
s3 ~: costs, S2i; accruing costs, 81, together
with all costs that may hereafter accrue. J.,
4 nk nown owner. possessOry interest IN ana
to lot u, in block. No. 2, Mcdonald survey oi
%2I; accruing costs, 81, together with all costs
hat may hereafter accrue. ug
Mrs. Anna Mcmillan, possessory, interest IN
and to lot \ 0. 4, in block No, IL, McCoy SnT-
yey Of the town OF Eereka; Judgment, - p;
costs. S2i 20: accruing costs, ~. together with
all costs that may hereafter accrue.
j. 5. smith, possessory interest in and to
loi Il, in block No. =, McDonald Survey OF
lhs town OF Eureka; Judgment, y o.; costs,
S2i: acerii 6 costs, 81, together with all costs
hat may hereafter accrue.
1. q. iSatsman, possessory interest in and T"
lot No. d, in block ID, Monroe Survey OF the
Town OF kurel.a; judgment, * ~; costs,
S24 %; accruing costs, ~. together with ali
costs that may hereafter u crue. :,
And no'ice is hereby given that | will sell
said real property as u oresa,d IN front Of the
Court-boase door, on II EsDAY, the aotl
day OF MARCll, lr7i, between the hours OF '
o'clock A. Nj, and O'clock P. NJ. to-wlt: at Il
o,ciock NJ. of said day, or SO mach thereof a.
may be necessary to pay said taxes and all
| costs. -. ,H.aL
ed b, statute, approved Mach |, 1881, enti-
t ed ''An act to provide for sales OF property
| of delinquent taxes" - 80
J. u. SULLIVAN, Ex-Sheriff.,
Sated February ~, 1919. fsz'-laweoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

At the Synod of the Church of Scotland in
Canada which organized at Montreal Dec. l. irwas
decided send deputation with petition to the Gov
ernor-General In Council asking him 10 disaow the bills
passed by the local Legislature which recognize the
union OF the Presbyterian bodies OF Canada The Church
of Scotland it Was stated, would continue TO recognize
any who adhered 20 her
The Greek Archbishop of Belgrade has pub
Ised the report OF the Commissioner by the Greek
Christians OF that city with aid the HerzegoyiDian
refugees In Montenegro In the latter part OF October
there 10000 refugees, and large numbers
daily coming the border. More difficulty found
IN getting pasturage for tue cattle than Ia supplying the
sxiies with food The Com OneT speaks ia high terms
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS ~
sS5 a. M Daily except s,mgays WashnstSq IyGeh6Grg
West aud Northwest Indianapolis, louisville, Sew.
256 D. no. bSiiy except sundays Washington Zanesvlie
and Newark Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis, and 81
$50 p. n Daily, Washington, Richmond and the South,
lynchburg and the Southwest through seepers, B,-
10 New.Otleans Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Louisville
Indianapolis. ST. Louis, Chicago, the West and North
For through Tickets and general information call at Com
~ pesiT ,ses and c1raadt ~ n.y. anu " '''' ONe 'O'
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Pullman cars Baltimore 70 Chicago Gaeanat ST ISn &C.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
AiitAT0WS IN VI 70 TIE MEaT-Iassenger
At so@ me- gth S3 w BRANCH r. e agto Junction
and susquehanna Division also with Leheh Valley Railroad
Central 'pe ana Yo late e the west also I"
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
53Oa; mNgws TRAM for kaston Belyidere. Bethlehem.
barre Poilsyle scranton, &c. '''
mwsy IRAN for for Pie%n ton and Faston connects
at 5pnsdoa via Del isSS s. and West , r. r. -
Ess!oa kenogn iIaTIs6are. and 9oaSsets at
Foisye seTGatoH DsRylis, wsmsPort,, &t "'-''oAii'
1915 a. m.-Way train for Someryille and Pennington
100 p m.IE2rGEss for bennington, Easol, Allentown,
barre, Reading Columbia Lancaster. Ephrata, Pottsyllc
cinns WikesIarre and scranlen. D"''' '-'D'A
$50 ,. m-Way train for Dunellen.
400 p. m-Way tIan Tor Easton Allentown. ami Mauch
Chunk Connects at Junction with DEL and West r. r.
4.3O n. m-Way tTain for SoIneryile aud ElemngtOn
500 i. m.-Way train for DIuolien
5.l5 EXPRESS daily. for ElstOn Allentown.
Nauch Chunk, Nkesbare, TOwanda, Reading ana Harris
$50 =. m.-Way Train for SOmervlle.
600 y m.-Way Train Tor Someryle.
$50 Il. m-Way Train for Duneien.
TOO y. m-May Tran lof SOmervle.
$50 j. m-FOr EastOn.
$50 q. n-Nay Train for SOmegvlle.
10 90 m.-Way Train for Dunellen.
Fog Elizabeth at $50 Gl5, 6:35. z, 78O 7f5, - sf5,
900 $50, 1910, iliib ~ M. l2a5, l, 2op 2i5,
$50 3:l5, l. i:t5, $50 445, s. sl5, $50 Sl5. s. si5,
$50 7, TAO, 800 $50, 1890, ll;l5 ~
H. H. KICKER, supt. ana Eng.
III. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
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OF the humanity OF the Prince Of Montenegro ana OF
his k,u(iness toward the women and children
The religious laws of Hungary are to be re-
ysed during the present session Of the Hungarian Para
ment In the laws they stand the Jews have civil
rights bu. their ion Ia not recognized The recog
nizedv faiths are the Roman Catholic the Lutheran the
Reformed and the Unitarian. Every Hungarian citizen
IA Obliged TO declare himself member Of religious
community Civil marriage does not exist suits ior
separation OF divorce tried by ecclesiastical trlpunS
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New Publications.

UyHE BROOKLYN HOME.-Published In the
interests seeking homes yet containing nu,
xaluabe Inform locality IL VIII pe iyu
paper worthy of presoryao and the % nat
vii contain an bumor 10 eniven dun hour una.
will be worth many its cost 30 cents year. pos~sn
free few copies of the October SOyempe anu nnu,
Numbers on hand viii sent with the january hu
Der q subscribers.
IN Won want long laugh and grow fat r.ooh,vr
II Won laugh heartily, subscribe ior tno Dr"oAy"
Home. JOiiN 10 ~. In .vs Rroe .lvp
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Gttumboats ano Railroads.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL co..
~ Owning and operating the only rDufe "a Cooperstown
Sharon, Howes Cave Balst Saratoga Lake George and
places Champian. Night and
Kew York connect at Albany and Troy with trains
The day line steamers and midday trains with evening
for all the above named places. r. ~ MAYO GEM Pasa
Agent H. " OIYPHANr, Asst Prcs't
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European gotcls.


PARISGRAND HOTEL Highly recommended for American families
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fesal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEW
- YORK.-JoHANNES SCHROEDER, sH, and JoHAN
Ms SCHROEDER JR, PLAINTIFF against GEORGE RIB
SAL defendant SUMMON, for money demand contract
Com not ser)-TO GEORGE RIBSAM You are hereby
required the complaint this acii0a
which this day h IA the Office ~ the Clerk Of the city
ontr ~ New York At the New COur house ana Ia
copy the sd complaint TIE subscriber az
n the OF NewNOrk, within
eNclu-
~ fhs service; and II fail the
said complaint wit the time Aforesaid The plant Ia In this
action WIN take Judgment yOG fr the of three
thousand dollar gold ~ the United States with aterest
Fl the eighteenth day Of OctoDeT Thousand eight hun
besides the vi
this acton.-Dalea New York Nov 81. 1870
d. lAgGw 4. Il. BUENELL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Business Gbsnces.

N established jobbng house keeping stock
~ Of s2w goods flowers and feathers would Ike 10 have
a good men PUT ~ STOCK of SILK GOODS Ia
connection with above goods Address MILLINERY GOODS,
Tribune Office.
TIVE ADVERTISER wishes to engage as
i PARTH EK IN respectable, safe, and prohtahie manu-
featuring buslucs, hardware blsncs- well established
vhcn would give his whole time and several thousand
would II
needed large best references given required
Address JAMES. Box .igl, T. o.. New-Hoik.
OFFcg METROPOLITAN COLLAR Co,
$40 AND 34S BaOApwAY, NETWORK, Dec. o, 1875. :
rENUE entire STOCK and MACHINERY of the
Company, ether good will
For SALE This Is Of the best " not tho
nte factories manufacture OF paper collars
an the world. The machinery IN perfect AMI has
capacity ~ making $4,000 collars per day and De- IN
operation in VIII boz sold lot for cash or It's
equivalent only. Apply t. q. H. BALDWIN, Receiver
VTANTED-A man with practical experience
w g. TAKE CHARGE o. "A ROLLING MILL, AMI who is
Wiling invest 81 900 In liberal
arrangement VIII be male Address A. b., =. Y p. o. Box
No. l,i22.
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DENNSY LVANIA RAILROAD.-rHE
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trans leave NewYoTk rom foot OF Desbrosses
ExPless for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ant South
Sth Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 and $50
For Nlliamsport ana Lock IL. via philadelphia and
WiMamsport Lock Havel, CORY and Erie $50 D. 10 con.
meeting at CORY for Ttdsyie Petroleum Cenier Oh
Ior Blimor, Washington, and the south "Im;ed wash
ington Express O Pullman Far0r Cars dav sunday
90 arrives 1t Washington at 4lO d. Ia ieaular *
express Tor philadelphia = $50, 30 80 a. NJ $780, 4,
4l0 3, 6, Z, 80 p. and ~ n.ht. SUNDAY D. q u S5J
and p. N. Emigrant ana second class, ! D. IN. " -
2 30 SO Sac ,4 80 So a. iS so a 6 10 ad
80 o. 81 10 Il.oO p M, and ~ night sunday
Tor J Ei1a@ @l6' 2 63 Z 7i9 70 II M ~ r.,
ESQ 49, 81, ID II 30 D. IA, snd II night Sunday,
6:21 $50, q and $40 ~; a. ~
$50 $40 SIo :. 40 49, 40. 90. $40 ST. SO ESQ
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and south Anbo, aud 10
A. ni, ~ 90, ana S'-9 p ~; IA u an, .to ,aa
el6 Z p N, ana y night Sunday, p N
For Kingston and Rocky nm 3 a. a. m add 40 ..
Fos Princeton, si0 a n, - 30 = 10, an9 p ~.
Tor PhilhpsDuTe aud Belvdero $50 a. and p.
For Pennington. $50 a. m ana 3 ,.
For Mercer AVA 51Borset Branch, p. IA
For Trsntoa, Borlestovn burlington AID Canaea. 40 AMI
Tor tresaod 7:8o a. m, ? ana i,I0p.m.
For tarmngiae AID sqnsn 1880 a IA, ami D. m -.
80 p IA. ami via Monmouth Junct ON. f:i0 p. U.
and Z 80 a a.. via Monmouth Jureiion -.
TRANS sF.ss iolsss Prem ittseargh go aud i ss9
except Moaday fen Washington and sAltiHore o.-' ~,
seipa 20 ESQ s.B Iois. Ii 30 iiSi M, SIs tG5
Obs $40 7i0, s:t4, 920, il27 ?. SUNDAY, $40 o2b
Ticket Offices $50 and Oh Brciisay No. Asor House
nd JSS o. DeseToss,s AMI Corland5 s,s NJ nsassS
Enigrant Ticket ONCE. Ma. ! Bauory.piace.
FRANK THOMSON 6e Me- GEN. Passenger
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PROVIDENCE AND STONlNGTON S. 5. c,

a BesWern ' NV = Hh ana BOSIUN,
SIONIN6TDN LINE.
Tie elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND NAERAGAN.
SET, SrOSINGrON leave Pier 49, North river foo al
Jay St. daily except SuIdsvs). al s..}O D. N.
Through tickets To principal New England points
DDp0fs and ticket Offices Al
Westectt Express Company ant a; 3I9 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE. y Il direct.
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Gorses, Carriages, 6arnsss, &r.
Gicamtoats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRI DGE-
PORT leaves slip at 30 aud bridgeport al II
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Ncm Publications.

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LAMP POSTS.
For fronts Of Public Buildings, He
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Elsborate Designs. New ana In
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A CARD.

mr. i, W. " A r + n q.
IL finding it necessary, on account OF Ill
ness that he should cease professional work,
aud tina: he should be abs mt from Carson City
for . time hereby gives notice. to all to whom
it NAY concern, that Dr. T. r. GEISpLEf Will
attend to bis lDr. WaterrI patients during his
Temporary absence from the city. ausl0
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WANTED,
LEGAL NOTICES,


1gONITION.-STATE OF LouTsIANA-sEC.
W ond District Court for the parish of Orleaps.-
The state of Louisiana to al whom these presents
shall come, greetings
Whereas Mrs Angelina Avegno widow of Jean
Martial Lapcyre, has purchased at % public sale
made by Camille K. Giraraey, Esq, duly lcen sed
and qualified auctioneer in ana for the city and
parish OF orleans, on the twenty fourth day of
Juue, 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ, under and by vir
tue of two orders of sale rendered by this honor
able court, dated respectively the fifth and
twenty second OF May, 1875 in the matter of the
succession OF Btienne Cordeviolle No. 81 592 of the
docket OF said court, the property hereinafter de.
scrihed, has applied to this court for a mOnitiou
or advertisement, in conformity to sections 231O,
25il 2312 ard 1913 of act No. 90, approved March
TO- lG'o and commonly known aG ian act for the
re VISION OF the statutes of general character
NOW, therefore. know ,ye and all persons inter.
ested hertih. are cited and admOnished in the
name OF the State of Louisiana. and of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, who can
set up any right, tt'e or calm in and to the prop
erty hereinafter described in conseq uence of any
intormality in the order, decree or Judgment
OF the court under which the sale was made, Or
any iriegularty illegalty in the appraee men 8
and advei tisements, in time manner of sale OF
Tor any other defrct whatsoever to show eau Sc
within thirty days from the day this moniion is
hrst inserted in the public papers why the sale
made should not be confirmed ard homologated.
The said property was sold in the matter of he
docket Oft his court, and st which sale Mrs Ange-
line Avegno, widow of Jean Martial Lapey re. be-
came the purchaser for the sum OF forty Six thou.
sand six hundred dollars.
DESCRIPTION of the property cont aimed in the
process verbal of the auctionee1:
A certain lot of ground, together with all the
buildings and improvements hereon, rights, ways
privileges and servItudes thereuntoln anvwiss mp.
pertaining, situated in the First District Of this
city, in the square bounded by st. Charles Com
mon, Canal and CarOndelet streets. forming the
corner OF st. CHARLES and Common streets and
measuring 81 feet inches front on ST. Charles
street, by ll9 feet inches lines in depth and
front OH Common street l2l feet II inches lines
the other side line and 40 feet inches lines in
width in the rear.
Two of the stores fronting on st. Charles street
leased until September 80 1876 to A. DeBeu
aud Paul Conrad for i 1900.
A. L. TISsOT, Judge.
FRANK PACE, JR.. Clark, noli 81
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RIVER REPoRT--3 p. NJ.
Below nigh water mark Of 1874.
An Anecdo.e of the President.


The Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Courier-Journal says:
There is another lady have met recently
who says: 1.-THE President has saved my
crate officer Her husband was an old
army officer, and acquainted with General
Grant before the war. The remembrance
OF the old bond of friendship was still
strong, and secured for the widow.a posi-
ton in the patent Office several years ago.
The fine tracing work upon which the
ladies are employed in this office is ex-
tremely trying to young, strong eyes, but
fatal to those that are weakened by tears of
al guish The best oculists warned Mrs.
General s. that total blindness would be
the result of continuance of her occupa-
ton. She tried i'll vain to impress those in
authority over her of the impending dan.
ger. Not only her own support depended
on the health of her eyes, but the care and
education of a young son. Day after day
as she left the office che would go to her
room, and with bandaged eyes lay on the
bed, and try to pierce the future that
seemed fraught with an old age of utter
helplessness and dependence. When the
President returned here two weeks ago, she
sought him, and asked that he would inter
fere. She was surprised at his ready re-
spouse. a note from him procured q trans
fer to the library, where she is engaged in
translating important works for the use of
the patent Office. How delightful it must
be to possess power. What q qualification
to be able to use il in behalf OF suffering.
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A Horrible Story.

The Star, of Wilmington, North Carolina
publishes curious story from one of the
inland counties. 1t is to the effect that q
man and wife went away from home for a
day, leaving their children in charge of a
negro girl. On their return the four chill
dren lay dead on the floor, and on the table
was q half-saten cabbage. The girl said
that the children had eaten of the cabbage,
and soon after we're seized with commissions
and vomiting, and died. The horror stricken
parents, of course, suspected that the ser.
want had poisoned the children, and in
sisted that she should eat some Of the cab.
bsge: She willingly COMPLIED. and partook
also died. The father then investigated the
vegetable and found in the heart of it q
small rattlesnake, boiled to death. The
Star does not vouoh for the truth of the
story, but says that it was told by reliable
countryman, who, however, could not re-
member the names of the alleged Victims
of the dead rationale.
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Local Intelligence

l pperTy AcTREssEs.-Not long ago
ecker, keeper OF a beer house on Royal
4. through an agent, succeeded IN en-
= two actresses, living in New York,
house. When the young women
"A here they learned that they had
,,isinformed as to the nature of the
lrsbment, they having understood that
a concert hall, place where they
make a legitimate engagement; on
No that Becker's was beer house they
4 rod situations in the Globe. Becker
| two vain courtly attempts to obtain
I ssion of the treasures, but HE petitions
4 thrown out of court. Having expcnd-
bue money to bring the girls here he
rally desired to get his currency back,
,ore t, an affidavit that the actresses
Rob,ained his cash By false pretenses.
Leyardo and Blanche REVERE were
{ted, and yesterday Judge Evans told
! 70 return next Saturday, and tell all
know about having come all the way
aw Orleans to swindle innocent citizens.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Novem Der 10, 1875. !

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. November TO- 1875. !
No. 3293-Administration Series.l
WHEREAS, The legal delay having ex-
pred and no objections having been raised
against the construction of brick sidewalks
with wooden cur5s and cutters gu Howard
street, between First and Washington
streets; therefore, be it
Resolceda That the Admins rator Of I'm
provrments be. and he is hereby authorized
to advertise Tor sealed proposals for the
construction of brick sidewalks with
wooden curbs on Howard street. from First
to Washington street, in accordance to the
specifications of the City Surveyor.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, November 9, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A truc copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.