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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-29
ROARD OF DIREcTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
M. L. MRACHAM ....of M. L. Meacham Il Co
A. N. MCKAY. -....-.. Of Sledge, Mckay &'Co
S. MANSFIELD. .-....of Mansfield i Higbee
WIN. J0YNER-.. Of Joyner. Lennon 4 Gale
WIN. B. GALBREATH .......-.. Cotton Factor
Hon. JOHN 0VERT0R. R...~.......M Memphis
J. NJ. PETTIGREW ..Of Edmonds. Pettigrew
Co.
ISAAC SCHWAB ...."--"".of Schwab X Co
D. F. HALLER......of HOllowell. Crockett 4
Halter. SS-l65
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1874, fer the sum Of thirty-three dollars and
~ifty-fye cents, and A. IL. Douglass vs.. Gar
land B. Locke ct al. Judgment rendered on
tho 10th Of July, 1874, for the sum of three
hundred and twenty-four dollars and seventy
cent?, with interest and costs of suits, to sat
isfy said Judgments. etc., l will, on
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14
ersLIcir1or FOR PATENT.

~ Natics Ne 7sG-U. $. Survey Ne. SIS
U. s. Land Oiice. Cartsn City. NevtdS, I stsezf
18th. 1875 Netice is hereby given that the
ATHENS GsLB AND SILVER NIsIss COMPANY. =
corporation existing sndsr and BY virus Of tie
laws ef the state OF Nevaaa, and whose post
eftcs address and principal I,lacs OF business IS
Car.c. City. Nevada, has this day ~ Il. r.
KELLr its daily authorized and apprentice agent
made application for L. s. Patent t. ess
thousand Il, CSC linear feet Of a certain vein or
lsss Of quarts ether rock in place bearing
geld rAd silver ara ether precious metals ara
known xnd called the ATHESs LoIS A"e
CLAIE, situate. lying and being in the Larle and
wa,hos Valley Mining Dis.rict. Ormsb. County
aeG Ststc of Nevada. together with all dips
sfErs. angles sid vsris:jon.. with surface
eresai six hundred feet il width for the con
ven. n working thereof, sad knows and dssiG-
mated on h field notes and official Iits - nle
in my sffce IS L. :. Survey or Let No q in
Sections Nos. Il and IS Township We. il north
in Range No. - e.st Mount DlAblo FAss sns
Meridian. the exterior boundaries Of said Let
No. IS being as follows, fo-vit: Beginning ct
Pest marked Athens Co.. L. S. Survey Ne. 81 !;
Post Ne. l. located ON north eAsterly slope about
one mile north casterlY from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears the Carson Mint south
81 degrees IS minutes east Winnie Ranch korss
north 6S degrees 10 minutes eart and running
from said pest No. /; first course south -
degrees IS minutes ives. at $40 feet She south
west corner post No. l Of the Mint Mining Co
L. 8. Survey No. 81 COO feet to pest No. :;
iEonce second COarse kOutu edeprets - fnlnutta
east 600 feet 10 post No. 8: themes third course
north IS degrees IS minutes east at $40 fee; j.
south centre stake, whence bears the quarter
section corner ON the cast line o. Section Is
Township Is north in Range /. east Mount
Disblo Meridian south degrees 50 minutes
east :35 feet, Go feet to post No. :: thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes west
Geo feet 10 post Ne. the point Of beginning.
containing 10 77-lOUth acres. bearings eI-
pressed from true Ineridlsn. Magnetic varis-
ton IL . degrees east. Survey made 70 accord
with the record Of location. The labor and lrt
prOvemerts consis: Of an incline snd cuts. This
claim is bounded OIL the north by tins Mint Cos
claim L. :. Survey No. 81, and on tins south,
east and west by DO known claimants. The
location Of this claim i Of record ard msT Ice
found in Book 3 page 4. # the Mining Records
OF Eagle and Nashoe Valley Mining District
kept in the Office of tin Mining Recorder st
Carson City. Nevada. ANY and sN Tersons
els ming adyerssly any portion # .ald Athens
Gold and Silver Mining OUInFAHy's claim Or
ground As hsreinbefore described. 80 r-quIr-d
to file their adverse claim with tGr Register OF
the L. :. LAID C.iice. 81 Carsau ct. Nevada,
during the sixty days p>riCC - publication
hereof or lie. will 10 barred ~ YrSas 81 tie
provisions OF the statutes
octgH-s5t A. WAITE. ;gister.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

The following norses Rave entered:
NJ A. Littsll names b h Wildidle, by kastrsliss,
dam IdiewiId, by Lexington; Years Old.
Tsonias i. Faucet nhIn.s b Grifnsteaa. ~
Gilroy dam sister 10 Ruric, by lap. Sever
eign: years cid.
VIM. Patrick naIaes c Katie Pease, by Planet,
dam Minnie Mansfield, by Imp. GlsHcoe; 5
years old.
lee Daniels n.Ges Oh h SprRssok, by Austria
lisn, dam Heater. by Lexington; years old.
& J. Baldwin names ch II rutherford. by Aus
trsli.n, dam Aerslite, 10y Lexington; ysars
cid.
Wa A. Valdez names Oh Revenue, Jr-, by
Revenue, dass Mamie Harper, BY GlsRso;
aged.
Z. T. O'Hanlen usGes h IA Fsnnis Hall. by Ssx-
folk dam n ami, by Belmont; years old.
J. C. Simpson names ch h HockhocEing, by
Ringraaster dam Young Fashion, by lap
Monarch; years cid.
dana AInsts, by LsNinsten, years cid
- The hsrsas will be called st hall pat
enc, and will start promptly a. two s'sisck.
NB-Aay horss fifteen ninltss behind tina.
The oihszs viii got The wsrd to 10.
Al. BRYANT, President
JesG HAs.sS. Ss0sAasy. "a ssssi-A
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

CionbScok House, Lake Tahoe

liz tisAs to sonRsst with the spieHsid Ssusie
deehea steamer 'Gsy. sTAhieID. Tor All permits
oe tho Iske-sAAE DAl-iEslacihg Iahoe
City AND Caldwslls stages tor II acKes. bonner
I..k. ana 2v,nHit Station sn the Central Paci-
fe RAi,rsad kLTUENING ) NE DAY, leave
6lensrook House sTriva Of the Steamer
from Tahoe City ana other poi.ts CT the Lake,
and arrive ct CarssA Cit! In time to connect
with tAs P. NJ PAssesger rains fsr Virginia
and Rsks.
js2e-6 J. n. BEhToS. Ffs1fset0.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14
GNETK6uS.Nn aGliaRs RiW.2l
s,-OR AN 1NIrHa cAAK
DIT. Ze EiCkze's
GOLD EN- 8ALs = II

After ten years Il anil this sat, has Proved
itself tse only Curative IL certain class 81
diseases renowned br medical u-sCtitiGKCrE ~
III 'Ursbie.
Dr. lie Efchas's Gsid-s caIssr. 40. 1
Cures CRancrrs. i.st ana second sia.-s; Serss
on the Legs or Body, sore lars. Eyes. NoFa. otc.
GpUJ .r-Cul-r-d EIpfcbe., svpnilitis Cf;arr-
the disease bnows as svpkll,s. frlce. {. psr
bottle, or two for 81.
DIR. L., RiCsaa's Goiisn Es!saIa No =
Cures Tertiary. M-rcsTisl eyrhilitis Fs.sra-
tisra. Bsiss III tre bus--, sack q ne Neck
liberated sore G-n.t, ayj L!!-tls hash, EEPs
and CoLtra-tcd 'Cryr, ~tEsess IF. ne Iinss
and -rslicst-s ~ Gt,rs.-a frrIa tha Sy~trG,
whether cEu4cG oy tLd!.re;iox or Alus. ef
Ia. carl ca'lrs lie sI..1 par, ana healthy
fti--, = -. h2tt!s, 9 40 ..- -.
Er. lie kicaru's Golden spanish
AHtia~tc.
For the cure II Genor-hr,, elect. I-.r3Etien
G-sTsl. ard all ria-ry or Genital diss-Ta- r.
'aeu's. Frls, & 81 Pc. bottle.
d.. lie kiohau's Gsldan Spanish
injectiss.
wash s,s IN 5ectioz t,r sever. c,ses Of Cor
orrsea, isG.,.~4sruIy Glfs.. StTIctHse End sal
nis-s.Ns VI t.s Eluse=s zn3 BI.alss. Prise,
s. - pei itIS.
H;sc, Agents fer cr. l.. SieaEa's
G.lz-a Pills
For SeH1in.I ~-sku,ss. Sj.As Grzi--.ouz, I,1-
I'-t-scy aud all dlsesz"E aesias irpr. 4 .stur-
b,HCu Nd CXC-EAlVs abuses. Price g PeI
bottle. Tae g.SrIn- CctDss B.Ls,H 5 PEI al.
suiy in ronru bottles. Uu ret-ipI II prtce
th-.s r.edlc u~5 VII te scst "a FL Iris q TIE
country. by express or rs1ll, frcUC.i- pack J.
.-.d ire from .! scTv..iCn. sole A. - {. y.
RICHARDS 4 co, -bolc,sls ana retail srus
.rd ssasoas ';rse:s. SsE Erssrises. CaiitoTh q
suSisly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14
Also, Agents fer ". lie Si-aEa's
s.IE~1 Pills
Obstacles to Maria sc.

EsEES F.ii- fer 5sraE hcn from the
effects If frrcI. @ra Atssts early life. dan
b Nad C-,d IEpt .-stx to kxrri-Ee re-
sy"s, N.~ meth Of treatment. Nsw and
r-IsarI able TeEsetiies Dsoks .Es circulars sent
flee. in sealed envelopes. address. HOW Rb
ASSOCIATION 49, =. EiBta - rkIlsssiI hia.
Pan kstItrtioE having bish reputation
FOR honorable cerdpct ind pTsfes-iona! skill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14
Notice..

aILPE SONS HOLDING CLAIMS GAINsT
Il She seVzss Agricultural Mining and
Mechanical >ceieI- AT. rcsuastsd u tTes.lt
t,4la ia saiatsIy 10 the sscrctsTT. Il. g..
User vko nj! se tssRs ~ tss ot1ss Of Ins
-ts;e TTcAEgr-r.
BY order o. TIE Baars 81 Trustees
GEOE,iE TuFLT.
'rsases<.
Csrssa Gt- Oetsh:s -. 1877 Il
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14

yRRAEDAHS.
sGssMfR HOUSES, AaBGEs,
CHAIRS. SETTLES, ETC, HE.
Cast ( Wrought Iron Ratings,
Fer Public Buildings, and Squares,
Cemetery Lots, Gardsn Fences. Bal
comics. Roof Crossings, &e., in great
variety OF Patterns.
LAAP POSTS,
Fer frsEt= IF Public buildings, Ee-
tets and City streets, Of Plate and
E'aSorata Designs New rnd lm-
proved styles i'll great variaty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Gas. and Wrought Iron OF New
and Improved styles, ouch IS Hsy
RsrLs, Stall Divisions, Managers,
Harness Brackets, cutters, Trars,
Ventilation. 6c, &c.
WIRE3ORK
OF every description, Wire GHsros
OF CARRIED WIRE. Gsly5ulEei 81
Painted. PiTEST CHAIRS, VII ii
FOLDING SEAT fur opera Hursez,
frez-rss, Concert Hslis and Lecture
Room. rKIShING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET | rES. a very large
as, rt-,7cnt Of Designs expressly tCr
this purpose. ESfirlrtrs G"s bssiS-ss
.rq, 81. dpplIes.tcr, its.tns tts a7r" q
,say-t- gee sgs 1eIN-fE,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-14
YOUNG me-

sWho KAY lie suffering froEa tks 'f7rct 81
syosthiul tolles or indiscrrtlCr. viii do WE'LL
ITO avail Themselves Of this. the greatest kUCns
sevec lali al tho altar of ssssrIns Humanity Z
HDR. SPsNNEN will guarantee to forfeitA
ss5f0 for every case Of seIuinsl weakness, orI
IpTITfts Lisea@e Ct any kid CT chsracterS
(which he undertakes add fails 10 cure. He q
EvUaid. therefore say to tbs unfortunate sUf /
y srsr th' rsay resd ths sctics. thst ycu areE
sfreE dirs upon dangerous gronnd when yoak
sloHgfr delay in seeking the proper remedy for
sSour CcsplsiEt. Sol may bs il the frstS
s.tape; reIBeIaber yoa are nppToachi thrt
Hast. II You e bordering npeB tie last. sndt
der. rsf-ripp some or sli OF is i'll eli cts, re
srsr Der that if yos persist in prccrasiination
1.-THE tine must coma whrs tie most sEiilful2
Erhy~lCi=s can reEtlcr Y"E 10 assistance; heDS
Eth, door Of sops viii bs closed against you
swbeE no angel q r!etcy can bring y"s relisf
Gin ne case has the Ercter failed CT succ' rs {
fhen let no. despsir work upon your i'm
eGginatica, but avail yesrself the beneficial 1
sresults Of his treatment before yonr case III
hte yond the reach cf medical skill, or betoref
grim de .tk hsrrIes ven TO premature grave
sf'Nil course 81 treatment sent By express III
1 fail description Of case is given.
Call, or Ad, rsss, en-. a. .. SpIaNsY COL
sSe. IL K-arny Street, San Francisco, or IsS4
Soath C Street, Virgin ia City. kor.
.spl2-ly
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
From the resort of Superintendent

From the report Of Superintendent
Pierce the D.reapor. Democrat
learns that there are at present log
children .; the Home-69 boys aud
10 sirls. These children represent
8. feDilies. Bus one of the present
number was member of she Home
ai its commencement ., Pennington.
Eighty -ene have only mother living.
Seventeen have neither father or
mother. Five have only . father
iEing. Six have both parents living,
father disabled or deserted his family.
One of the fathers living is insane.
Fourteen fathers enlisted in other
States. Two of the mothers have
deserted the children. In the Cedar
Falls Home there are ls9 children,
and for two years past there have
been but three deaths, while in the
Davenport Home but one. Both
Homes are out OF debt, and have
good supplies of provisions and cio,h-
ing fsr the coming winter. The
Home has been established eleven
years and four months, and since that
time ,l25 children have enjoyed its
benefits. Superintendent Pierce
says:
During the spring and Summer Of
1876 there viii be len children TO
leave the Home on account OF age,
and about the same number for other
During the summer Of Isl.
there viii be twenty-five 10 leave on
account of age and swenty-one in
1878. Ii seems to me that the num-
Der OF children will be so few that it
sill not be practicable to continue
his institution as Soldiers Orphans
Home longer than the fall Of 1877.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

A colored parson Of . neighboring
county sea. being il 0,.umva, con-
trscted TO hare bis watch repaired,
agreeing to pay for the same $3.50.
When he received the watch he
would not pay but $3.50. A police
man was called and the gentleman Of
color forked over the other dollar
with aHere II is, If you must rob the
treasury Of de Lord, in the name OF
Jesus Chris. an de Holy Ghost.
amen.' Having given this benedic-
ton, he departed wiser if not a
sadder man, amid the plaudits OF his
congregation then present.
Mr.. H. A. Huff, who was beaten
for County Superintendent of War.
ren County by Miss Elizabeth 5.
Cooke, has fled q notice of contest.
He alleges in his petition that at the
October election he and Miss Eliza
beth S. Cooke were candidates for
the Office of county superintendent,
and that Miss Cooke was woman
and therefore ineligible 10 hold the
office Of superintendent or any other
elective office in the gift of the peo-
pie, and therefore be prays that the
certificate of election awarded to her
be annulled and given to him as the
only legal candidate voted for who
received . majority of legal votes.
He further prays that the court for
trying said suit of contest be organ
ized and due notice served on the in
cumbeut. All of which is q very
brave proceeding.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
Aqua MiracOlOsO!

THIS Exquisite Spanish Toilette
Prebaration," for beautifying and pre-
serving the complexion and skin, has
for years been exclusively prepared by
Don Manuel Acosta, an emminent chem
ist of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities to the elite of that city,
Madrid, Havana and elsewhere, as An in
comparable beautiher and preservative
of the complexion and certain prevents
tive OF Wrinkles, Freckles, Pimples,
Sunburn, Tan, and all blemishes of the
the Skin While making voyage to
Cuba some years ago on one Of the Brit
ish Royal Mail Steamships, Don Manuel
was overtaken by severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired OF, but ulti
mately, he rallied and recovered, and as
an acknowledgment of his appreciation
of DIR. Campbelrs services, (Dr. G. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
/ Steamship, he presented the Doctor
with the formula from which he prepar
| ed his famous aqua Mirao oloso," (Mi
raculous Water.l So many lady patients
for whom DR.. has prepared an occa
sional bottle, having expressed them
selves most enthusiastically IN regard to
it's merits. he has determined for the fu
ture to prepare it as STANDARD Toilette
Predaration." Its use imparts to the
skin, dazzling brilliancy, healthy
freshness, transparent clearness, velvet J
smoothness and exquisite softness. A
few applications will convert the rough
est skin into one of Alabaster delicacy
1t is not a Paint" on "Eaamel." but a
, Deliciously Fragrant Medicated Water
, for :he skin, Of marvellous efficacy
Warranted harmless as pure milk. Prizes
, One dollar per bottle. Six bottles fol
,, Five dolsrs Expressed TO any address
Prepared only by James p. Campbell
NJ D., Chemist, SO Fulton St, New
York. Beware of dangerous and worth
( less limitations. 12yl
For sale at City Drug Store. Upton.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
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Volumes OF haRPEas MAsszIsE has Just been
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Hshea 10 HAkPERs MAGAZINE This series 81
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New YORK.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

That foxy old politician, Jno. A..
Kassoo, looks likely to come off Sec
end best in the cause now being tried
1t Des Moines, wherein be sues Jas.
c. Savery and the proprie,ors OF the
State Regisser for $4,000 damages
done to his character by an article
written BY the former and pub
lished by the latter. As the de-
fence has already proved that the
crafty John took money for his ''in-
fuence" Is . member Of the Legisla-
ture and that that .InHuence' was
exerted in the way desired by the
railway magnates who paid the mon
ey, his chance for applying green
back plaster TO bis wounded honor
are not fattering.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

EsHeors Rspubfscdp.- GRNTLKMK1:
Allow me to correct = statement that
appeared in your columns, concern-
ing certain pledges said TO have been
made By me during the hfe cam
paign.
distinctly and positively deny
pledging my vote fuC. s. Senstor,
in case Of my election, to either of
the gentlemen named or to any other,
publicly or privately, IN any way,
form or manner; md further, | abso-
ld,ely deny makixe any pledges on
any subject in any way connected
with the election, or authorizing any
one to make such pledges for me. or
in my name. Very respectfully,
GEO. F. McCLELLANp.
The above We copy from the Iowa
City Republican By special request
OF Mr.. McClelland. It Was called
out BY . previous statement in the
Republicas drawn from . paragraph
in the ADvERTIsER of Oct. 2lst read
ing as follows:
a large number OF
McClelland's Republican votes were
due TO : pledge made publicly in bis
behalf that il elected he would vote
for Price or Kirkwood for United
States Senator.
While Mr.. McClellxnds denial
NAV be true as to its letter, il never
theless locks so much like . false
hood in spirit, paltry quibble, that
for his own sake We are really sorry
be has seen E: to gire il publicity.
For whatever be may or may not
have known, authorized or consented
=, before election, Mr.. MeClellsnd
mus, before this time be aware that
cur statement regarding . pledge
made pabliclv in his behalf vas
ssrscfiy true. 1t vas made by his
father At the polls At Stanvood, on
ercsion day, and repeated and re
repeated without qualification or
reservation during the dsy-Mr.
AcClellAnd, Sr., saying that SHe
knew what he vas talking about
:. that if elected George would owe
il 70 Republican votes, and be
/. tGeesge) should and would vote
!. for the Republican candidsse for
. Senatos.' That this il the actual
fact, and that Republican votes
we're, ss We said, gained thereby, can
be very easily proven BY almost any
one present =. the time and place
above indicated. This being the
case, we shall leave the matter be-
tween father and son, both Of whom,
IS ii occurs TO US, would have been
in quite Is good shape had it not
been stirred up .. oil. /, was an ex-
pedien. TO gain votes which at best
must be called pretty athin," and its
gauziness is by no means diminished
BY such . denial as the above.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

The Library Association Of Mar
shalltown cleared $l3l.00 on the Til
ton lecture.
A convention of the colored men of
Iowa is called at Oskaloosa for Jan.
/, to take steps for the representation
of that race at the Centennial Expo
sition.
They had forced marriage down
at Greenfield last week, at which a
youthful justice of the peace presided,
and a hilarious offspring of the bride,
about six weeks old, furnished the
music.
The Dubuque Daily Times says:
$50 many Of the scholars of public
schools are wearing bags OF asafntida
rs = charm to keep off the scarlet fe-
yer, that the rooms are fairly fetid
with the aroma (?) of the little bags
that press against the warm breasts
Of the little darliugs. Prof. Irish and
and some of the other teachers, and
visitors too, have been made nearly
sick BY the odor, and some Of the
visitors came to the conclusion that
six hours day Of such smells would
be worse than the disease"
The Marshslltown Republican,
waltzes out. J. P. Sanford, as . mod.
ern Sampson, IS follows: "Col. J.
P. Sanford, the great traveller lifted
in our presence the other cay two
dumb bells weighing l6O lbs. with one
hand at arms length directly over his
head. He at the same time lifted SO
lbs. at arms length straight out from
his shoulder-a weight equivalent to
more thaa sack and a half of -four
The Colonel thinks he can lift with
ease 1900 or 1890 pounds dead
weight from the ground. He is one
of the strongest men in the State"
The West Branch Times saws
Two little shavers stole away the
other day. and armed with an old
shot gun went in pursuit Of game
The birds of the air and the beasts
Of the field felt but little concern as
they gazed on the babes in the wood.
One was four-year old and the 9th.
er barely old enough to carry the gun.
When captured they we're about one
mile north west of town, endeavorinp
20 make their way through . corn
field, The younger looking the worse
for the trip bei::ss.jakd and exhaust
ed besides covered VIII. burs and
mud"
A Marshalltown Swede bought two
salt herring one evening lately and
stopped in . store where by chance
was . man who had been ordered to
bring home some sausages. Both
bundles were laid down on the coun.
ter and, of course, the parties ex-
changed when they left the store.
The consequence was that the wife
Of the Swede cast the saussges into
} bucket Of water, without examinx-
tion, to take the salt out, and the good
sdy Of the other man put the her.
'ings in the refrigerator to keep
resh for breakfast. The next morn
nR there were two men in Marshall-
own who had to fee for their lives
nd who were sccused of being "full"
se previous night.