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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28

IA TO the NORTH CARSON MINI. NO 5u'
t. s. Land Ofhcs Ca son City, Nevada. March
23d, 1s76.- Notice is hereby given that th'
NORTH CARSON SILVER HIHIN" COMPANY, by
its authorized agent A. :. GOULD, whose pos.
office address is Carson Ciy, Nevada. has thIs
day filed its application tor q patent for i IL
Teen Hundred linear feet OF tlis North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred teet in wdta,
situate, living and being in Eagle and Washoe
Valley Mining District. County OF OrlLsoy,
and : tate Of Nevada, and known and aes.s
mated by the field notes and official plat on hs
in this Office as Lot No. ~, in Township II.
north Range twenty east of Monte piablo NO
ridisn the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No.
~ being as follows, to-wt: Variation, lb' ID
east - Commenting at Post No. ], at 5. 4. corner
Of the claim. on the southern slope OF TIA
mountain, from which point the section corner
post q: the ). Il. corner Of Section 81, L. 10 y.
4 20 e. NJ d. II. bears :. o. TO- L. 1Si, feet
distant, and thu ..ay staff on the dome of the
state Capitol at Carson City bears s. 80 s F..
an 1 running \. 45o A. J.. SEQ feet 10 Post NJ.
.: thence y 40 lT ". 500 :eet to Post 40. }
thence 5. 10 - W. SEQ feet to Post NJ. 4,
th,l.ce = A. - K, 6Ua feet : o place OF begin
hing cbrt;iilE, -. 6.;- 100 acres. This CLAIM IL
b,ug1-,. By . other known Elines or mining
,.loill+. ThA !ocati0a Of this Liine is duly -
curir., in the Recorders OtiicY Of Eagle and
Aasnur Vail y Mining District at Carson Citv.
Ne vaGa II = ,0li A OF folio 1872. any and AL
n r,,.i. ..a ming adversely any portion OF sal
.ortn Carson Mine said mining ground ~
hcreintetuya jc Ct bed are required to nile th-fr
adverse clam with the REGISTER of tLe United
states Land Office, at Carson City, in the sja'e
OF Nevada, during the sixty days period OF pE'i-
lication b.reot or they will be- barred by virtue
OF the provisions of he statute.
A. wAITZ, Register.
Z. D. EDWARDS, Attorney. nh25
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upon the electoral vote of united South.
secured through the efforts OF those who were
recently arrsyed against the nation. and We in
woke the earnest attention Of the country to the
crave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and iInperil the
national honor and human rights.
sixteenth-we charge the Democratic party
with being the same in character and spirit as
when it sympathizod with treason: with max
ing its control of tbs House of Representatives
the trinmph and the opportunity Of the nations
recent toes: with reassertins ami applaudinS at
the National Capitol the sentiments OF unre.
repentsnt rebellion; with sending Union SOL
di.rs to tbs wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front; with deliberately propos-
ing to repudiate the plighted faith OF the Gov
ernment with being equally false and inbecile
il overshadowiug the ends Of justice by its par
tisau mismanagement and obstruction Of inves-
tigation; with proving itself through the period
of it's ascendency in tbs Lower House Of Con-
gress, utterly incompetent to administer the
Government, and we warn the country against
trusting party thus alike unworthy, recreant
and incapable.
Seventeenth The National Administration
merits commentator for its honorable work in
the management of domestic and foreign affairs,
and President Gran. deserves the continued and
hearty gratitude Of the American people for his
patriotism and his immense services in war and
in peace.
Resolp.3, That we present as our candidates
for President and Vice President Of the United
States, two distinguished statesmen of eminent
ability and character, and conspicuously itted
for those two high Offices and we confidently
appeal to the American people to intrust the
administration Of their public affairs to RIther-
ford B. Hayes and William A. Wheeler.
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NV VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND

, Order of Sale issued oil: OF and under the
sal of the Honorable Second judicial District
Court in and for Orlnsby County. State OF Ne
yaGa, on Judgment obtained therein on tn
2ith day Of February. A. o. 1876. and a.teste,:
on the 81 day of March. A. D. 1876 i'll favor ot
john Kelly and against James Duffy for the
sum OF 4e95 20 I0n. with interest on S4,C'r,
thereof fronl February path, a. D. 1875. until
l,ai,, and on the sum OF eS9S 2G-itG Thereof AZ
ten per cent per annunl until paid, and for
costs OF suit taxed at SOL 60, together with Tia
s,,,ll Of - 65-IC0 Clerks accrUing costs and hi
costs which may accrue by advertising, sheriits
fees. etc. counsel fee Of 1892 86-1UO inclnded IN
the judgment, and to me directed, comnian|-
ing me to sell according to law certain real
propertv hereafter desert bed 10 satisfy the above
demands all in gold coin of the United States;
and in pursuance thereto l have levied upon
and will expose at public suction in front OF
the Court House door in Carson City, Or1nsbE
County, State Of Nevada. on SAT l hDAt, th,-
18th DAY OF Marco, A. D. 1876, between the
hours of A. NJ. ard p. NJ, to wit, at O'Clock
P III. sll the right, title, interest or claim 81
the defendant james Duffy o., in and to the
following described real property. as sat on: IN
said decree to wit: Lots Nos. l. ,, 3 and 1 III
block No. 81 Of 2iusscrs Division OF Carson
City. Or,nsby County, Nevada. together With
tue improvements thereon
s. e SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, March 81, 1876.
RoBr. RI. CLARKE, ilalntiif ) Attorney.
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u Notice No. 3l5 United States Survey NJ.
39-United States Land Office, Carson City. NJ
yads, May Is h. iST6.-Notice IS hereby GYM
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER Mn
ING COMPANY, n corporation duly incoiuo-
rated under and by virtue OF the laws OF sce
State of California, having its prime pal pia"a
of bIlsiness in the city o. San ralclsco, state
of U.IlfuInia has this day by 4. =. GOULD, ~
attorney III fact ana agent whose Post Once
address is Carson City, Nevada, made appHca-
ton Tar = niteo States patent for hitesn nun
sret; i,a51j linear foet OF tho Wilkins i.ods,
rl.rir" ral lad silver qa2r:2 and other Dit:..
era, II pr--ioris metals, together WITH surface
ground SIX hundred son feet i'll width. for h.
convent cs working thereof; situate IN me LaE-H
and Washoe Valley Mimi. District, OrlnoDv
county ana Stats OF Nevada, known and dc-t5
ratrd on the ncid notes and official plat
Uni, 81 states survey or lot No. SO, in Section ~
Township i5 north of range - east. Monte D!-
able meridian: the exterior boundaries Of said
lot Ne. ~ being AZ follows, to Wit: i5eAl NM,
at post married No. I, L. S. survey No. 70,
whence the southwest corner of Sacton =.
Township Ia l.ortl of range 10 east, bears south
.6o 22' west, S?5 30 feet: the Ayers and Hop
kins Silver MfBi,:, Company eabia bears nora
81 10 wes, ESQ feet, aid the discovery and W0rS-
ing cat and tunnel upon tkis n4ine bears north -
30 east, 355 fer; themes running nrst course,
north Isl 20 west 500 feet t" pest laarked Ne =
II. s. Survey No. 80; thence second course, NORTH
81 - east go ec.+o pest marha' go 9 = on'-
yey No 50; thence third coueSe. south Is =.
east see feet to poes marked No. U. Is. survey
Ne 81: thence Ioyrth course so@th "A ~ "rss
600 feet to post No. |. the place Of octnniA-;.
containing 70 Gti-lt9 acres; bearings eNpreas~f
rom the true meridian with magnetic ySr-8.
tio2 of iG11 east. his claim was 1ocater M
der the name Of tie Williams Mining CAIN
and survey made 30 accord thereslth. Tho
WORKINGS and improvements on this nins con.
sist of Al oren cut 90 feet lorg, ~ teetwide AMI
20 feet deep ana tunnel run in the hill irchn
the face - said cat p distance of 81 .ect. tX-
ceeding $500 in ya'ue. This clslm : bounded
uortlerly py the AYERS Consolidated silver Nlc-
jre Company .Iain: souttcrly by the l.ort TIA
Conipally's mining claim. The said mimi
claim beng recorded il the Office Of the Re
cor,ier &c o2msoy county aforesaid, N vo!ulna
A, folio sZ8. Any and all persons claiming aiy
portion of said Ayers and Hopkins silver y n
ing Company's claim are required to HE t1'ir
adverse claim with the Register OF the Upitei
States Lana Oaice ut Carson tIty, NtFsdp, uul
ipg the sIxtv day period Of publication, or they
will be barred ~ virtue of the provisions Oh
the ssatute [u;t7. \ Waltz, Register.
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MN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC

4, ontl JadICIal D!,tTi I, II anu iNr Nasty
County, State of Nevada. In the matter of tins
estate of william f. wilson, deceased Pur-
s,,aut 10 an order &C the said Court. made OIL
the 18Th day Of March, 1876, notics is hereby
2i.an that MONDAY, THE FRS ST DAY OF
MAY, 1876, at 10 O'clock L. u. Of the said day
at the Courtroom Of said Court, has ben ar-
pointed for hearing the petition OF VIM. j.
THORN Gton, praying for N order that the al
lriristrator and adm nistrRtr:x OF said estate
MAY beagthorzed by said CpurE to make com
veyaHce 70 sad petitioner Of 4 certain town lot
Iviu;5 and being IL the City Of Carson, County
AID State Aforesaid, - wit: Lot No. and vest
II feet Of Lot No. u in block No. AZ, in Muss-
er's division vi said Carson City: at which time
and place all persons Interested therein may
appear AMI contest the same by ding their OBJ
jectious IL writing.
J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
I4rcl -. 1876.
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And OIL assessment No, s levied May, 1916.

And in accordance with law and al order q
the Board of Trustees made on the 10Th day OF
MAY, 1876, SO many shsres o. each parcel OF
such stock rs may be necessary will be sold at
public auction. at the office Of the Secretary,
in H c. I;cLCuhlins jewelry store, IN the
Adams House, Carson street, Carson City, Ne
vada. on the Eleventh on day of JULY, 1876, at
the hour of II II. of said day, 10 pay said de-
linaueiit assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and EXPENSES of the sale
JOHN =. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, June 10. 1876.
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WANTED.

IOHN FERRIS, Of South Wales,
% originally, who has been twenty-four years
ia the United States, wants information OF his
brother Michael who, he learns, was in New
York two years ago. Daniel Ferris. Of San
Francisco is also DESTROYS OF obtaining the saB,e
information The advertiser is employed at
the Brunswick Mill, and his post Office address
is Empire City, OrInsDy county, Nevada.
ias JOHN FERRIS.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN INCURABLE CASE.
DIR. Ie Rlehau's
G LDEN BAL A M

after ten years Of trial en- this coast, has proved
itself the only crratvs in certain class OF
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners az
incurable.
Dr. LIE Richnu'x Golden BaIsnna No.
Cures Chancres, first and second stages: Sores
ON the Legs or Body, Sore Ears, Eyes. Nose, etc.
Coppsr-colsred Elotehes, Syphilitic Catarrl.
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the disease known as Syphilis. Price, IS Per
bottle or two for So,
Or. lie RichAu's GOldeN RalsaDs No. 2
Cures Tertiary. Mercurial. syphilitis kheans'
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Prizes s. per bottle, or two for 50.
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Ahtid0ts,
For .he cure OF Gonorrhea, elect, Irritation.
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A wash ard Injection fer severe cases ot6oo
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diseases OF the Kidneys Bnd Bladder. Price.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE aGSENDEcNER
DECEASED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BIZ
~ the undersigned. administrator CT the
aoovc named estate, 10 the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from the first publication Of
this notice to the undersigned, at the Office Of
Harris * Coffin. Carson City, Nevada
= =. HARRIS. Administrator.
Carson city. llry 70, 1876. iw
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Also, Agents for DIR. lie SichaU's
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, I'm
potency, and all diseases arising from Mastus
batioa ami excessive abuses. Price 50 Pc
bottle. The genuine golden BALsAN is put up
only in round bottles. On receipt OF price,
these med cnes will lie sent to all parts of tn >
country, by express or mail securely pacN .,
and free from olserv ,tion. Sole Agents, c. r.
RICHARDS & CO., wholesale and retail drug
gists and chemists, southwest corner OF Clay
snd Sansome streets, SAN Francisco. Californ'a.
3ugla-1y <
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rYyE WOULD CALL THE ATrEN.
w tio1, Of Carpenters. N4goainahers, ana
-. so, SO AID hard wood lunibcs TO any
Tssirrt share. Ydgs tools OF sll kinds ground
and sh.rpened in the best manner. We ais;
.1rf,c, luul.er, make .ongued and erooVeo
lUoring beaded ceiling, etc. faSscs W. :. S AZ
~.II 10 r1vs u cali. We are prepared 10 GU
GOOD work at reasonable rasss.
Furniture Repairing. Wood Turning
and scroll saving. Fence Posts
aud Piex.ts made plain
" turr-i or fanny.
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A y.rA 0ONSOIIDAVED GOLD AND

n silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place Of business, Carson City, Ne
ysda Location OF works, Pyramid Lake Min
in: District, Wsshoe County, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there are delinquent upon
ths following described Cspitai Stock of the
Company on account of assessment No levied
March. 1876, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders,
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Notice.

4 III. PERSONS HAVING BOOKS
"A belonging 10 the Carson Library Associa-
ton viii pleas leave TN IN a. the rooms u the
Ecv ada Historic, scientific snd Library AssocIa-
zion. cnposi.t the Curry Engine House.
G. COTTON. Secretary.
Carson, Nay %. loId.
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STEAM CABINET SEJP.
maISH & TugNEE,

,,,ae- @! Graasbj, md Second streets. near The
O,msby House. carson City, Nevada.
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BERLIN AND ZEPHYR WOOL DEPOT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-07
Close OF the Canvass.

REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS LAST EvENING-AD-
DRESSES BY MEssRs. sMrTHERs AND MASSEY
MIR. BAYARD FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
Last evening closed the campaign 80 far
as public meetings were concerned. The
Republicans held rousing meeting at the
City Hall, at which John II. Adams, assisted
by number of Vice Presidents, presided.
George V. Massey, Esq, of Dover, was
the first speaker of the evening, and
ably and eloquently presented the is-
sues of the campaign, and showed that the
Republican party was now facing it's old
enemy, as in 1861, only the latter was
clothed in a new dress. He criticised the
Democratic management Of State affairs,
and wound up with a powerful appeal to
vote the whole Republican ticket.
Hon N. B. Smithers was the next speaker.
He was heartily applauded as he arose to
speak. His powerful argument for right
and honesty kept the hall densely packed
until long after 10 O'Clock, when the meet
ing adjourned with repeated cheers for
Hayes and Wheeler and the whole Republi-
can ticket.
MEETING IN BRANDYwINE.
At the Practical Farmer, in East Brandy
wine, last evening, there was good Re-
publican meeting, in spite of the dark and
threatening weather early in the evening,
which ultimately settled into rain. Mr..
Haughey, the proprietor of the hotel, had
it handsomely illuminated, and locomotive
head lights, one at each end of the piazza,
lighted up the front. The Linwood band
was present and discoursed excellent music.
VIM. H. Churchman, Esq. presided, and ad-
dresses were made by Howard M. Jenkins,
who spoke briefly, and Levi O. Bird, ESQ,
who made an earnest and effective speech
of an hour and q half. Harry McMullen
then made one Of his straightforward and
effective addresses, and Isaac s. Elliott,
Esq, in response to loud calls spoke. The
meeting was a success, in spite of the bad
weather.
DEMOCRATIC GATHERINd-nrR. BAYARD.
The Democrats were to have held meet
ing at Fourth and King streets, last even
ing, but owing to the rain they adjourned
to their headquarters in the McOlary build
ing, where speech was delivered by Dol.
Henry E. Peyton, of Virginia, after which
Senator Bayard was introduced, and deliv-
cred speech by no means like the ideal
address ascribed to him by his admirers.
He seemed to have lost his temper, and
much of what he said WAS simply personal
diatribe He returned to his attack upon
Gov. Chamberlain, whom he again called
"a lying hound" and U. s. official of
Georgia, he denounced as San infamous
scoundrel." Perhaps the prospect OF de-
feat made the Senator irritable; at any rate
it looked so.
The Ninth Ward Democratic gathering
was small, and after John O'Byrne had
spoken a few minutes, adjourned on ao-
count of the rain. The Eighth Ward meet
ing gatheredhn the 18th st. market house.
Mr.. Myers of Delaware City, and Crutch-
field, of the Morning Herald, spoke.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-07
The yellow Fever in Georg,a.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 6.-The total number of
interments to-day was nine, of which six
were from yellow fever. Adolph Comm, of
the firm of Comm g. LETTER, died to-day.
The Atlanta, (Ga. Constitution says: 'The
warnings which have from time to time
been telegraphed from Savannah as to the
danger of returning to that city seem to
have little or no effect upon many of those
who fled to escape the terrors of the yellow
fever. No sooner does the news come from
the stricken city that the disease has sensl-
bly, aDated than those who escaped the pes
thence by going to healthier climate make
all possible haste to return. Such course
ds suicidal. The very air is impregnated
with disease, and those who have been
living in different and a purer atmosphere
are the very ones most likely to become
fatally infected. We have seen a postal
card from prominent citizen of Savannah
to friend III this city in which he advises
him on no account to return to the plague
beleaguered town for at least fortnight.
He states that the fever is still very pre-
valent, and that the new cases are confined
mostly to those who have been foolish
enough to return. Our advice to refugees
is to remain away until the air has been
purified by black frost"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-07
Personal AND PERTINENT.
-Tillers Of the soil steer the world.

-Tillers of the soil steer the world.
Never look gift mule in the hind foot.
-"Hemming' is an English needIe-mak-
er's name and of his wife he says he tuck
'er.
observer notes that tall men are not
homeless" but some are home less than
others.
An early winter has set in in Ohio. Mr..
January registered last week at Cincin-
natl hotel.
-Geoffrey, the French actor, who is now
over sixty years old, will leave the stage at
the close Of 1877.
"A bankrupt of Perth, Scotland, has just
been sentenced to fourteen years penal
servitude for concealing property from his
creditors.
The rice crop in South Carolina and
Georgia is five per cent larger than in any
previous year since the war. The colored
people raise it.
-Andamanese widows wear their hus-
bands skulls upon their shoulders as orna-
ments. What sense of satisfaction the
woman must have who can wear pair
An armor plate twenty-four inches
thick has been rolled by John Brown &
Co. of Sheffield. 1t is the Ihickest in the
world, and believed to be artillery proof.
"A Londoner having read in Boston
paper an advertisement headed " American
Steam Safe Company" remarked that he
was glad if the Americans had made steam
company.
The Beyreuth orchestra have refused
to play again in their underground apart
ment, and the king Of Bavaria has placed
his own orchestra at the disposal of the
great theatre.
The number Of Centennial envelopes
issued by the Post Office department is
about 8, $780, 600. The issuing of these en-
velopes will be discontinued as soon as the
Exhibition closes.
Thirteen Thousand and seventy-seven
dollars and eighty five cents have been SUBJ
seribed for the family of Mr.. Haywood, the
brave bank cashier who. was shot by the rob.
bers at Northfeld, Minnesota.
Importation of potatoes from Great
Britain, Portugal and Greece, as well as from
the United States, has been forbidden by
tie Swedish government in order to guard
against the Colorado beetle.
Boston girls generally write poems ON
the immortality Of the soul until they are
old enough to swing on the garden gate
with young man of honorable intentions.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
"A prophetic itemizer remarks "Pales-
tine is to have railroad, and the cry will
soon be =: "All aboard for Jerusalem. Pas
sengers for Moab and the Dead Sea will
please remain in the forward car"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-07
moOdy,s staying Power.

Mr.. Moody wears well. He speaks every
night to thousands, and yet he is listened
to as eagerly now as weeks ago. Every
sermon he has preached has been reported,
and Jet ct be be is is driving ahead into new fields
This preaching new sermon every night,
week after week, with the privilege of re-
curing to familiar illustrations once used,
or to strong sentences and arguments once
employed, denied him, is a severer test
than the masses imagine. But Mr.. Moody
stands the test, and never fails to interest
his large audiences Chicago Tater- Ocean.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-07
A FrightruI Affair.

A HOUSE BURNED WITH WOMAN AND TWO
CHILDREN.
The Iowa City Press, of Oct. 26, says
yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock, the
house of Sylvester Starkweather, of North
English, Hinkletown, English Township,
Iowa County, was burned. He was at work
in the fields a mile and a half from the
house, and Mrs. Starkw Gather was at work
in the yard short distance from the
house, when she saw flames breaking
forth from the upper windows. Realizing
that her children, two little girls, three and
five years old, were in the upper rooms, she
rushed into the house, and made her way
up the narrow stairs, through the sitting
smoke and flame. At the head of the stairs
she was overcome by the fire and forced
back from the children, then in the agonies
of horrible death. Her clothing was
burned from her person, even TO the shoes
on her feet, and she was left almost un-
recognizable. or the bodies of the
children the only distinct remains left were
the charred fragments of the backbone,
about eighteen inches in length. The
origin OF the fire is not known, but is
supposed to have been caused by the chill
dren playing with matches. The unfor-
tunate father and husband bereft
of children, wife, property and al
most reason, commands the deepest
sympathy and aid of every one. He is a
poor, Woodworking man who by labor and
economy had gathered about him the COM
forts of little home. With the house were
burned the barn, outbuildings, hay, corn
bins, granary, in word everything he pos
sessed. The loss in money is not learned,
nor as to insurance, yet these though se-
we're are nothing to the poor man in COM
parison with the dreadful taking away of all
chat made labor easy and life dear to him."