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NOTICE.
TICE IS HERERY GIVEN that

NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN that
IN the Carson City Chemical Company, . cor
poration organized and existing under the laws
OF the State Of Nevada, has petitioned the Hon.
trict Of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of OrInsby. to be dissolved aud disin-
corporated under the provisions of an Act OF
the Legislature of the State of Nevada entitled
Gan Act to provide for the formation Of corpo-
rations flr certain purposes, approved March
10th. A. D. 1866: that MONDAY, the 18th day
Of MAY, A, D. 1876, and the Chambers of said
Judge, in the city of Carson, County OF Ormsby,
have been appointed ss the time ard place for
the hearing of said petition, at which time and
place all persons interested will show cause why
an order disiHcorporatings said corporation shall
not be made and entered.
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk
Carson City, New, March II, 1876, LAVISH
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT. SEC

u ond Judicial District, in and for Ormsby
County. State Of Nevada. In the matter of the
estate of William F. Wilson, deceased.-Pur-
suant to an order of the said Court, made on
the 18th day of March, 1876, notice is hereby
given that MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY, 1876, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. of the said day,
at the Courtroom of said Court, has been ap.
pointed for hearing the petition of Vim. j.
Thorlngton, praying for an order that the ad.
ministrator and administrative Of said estate
may be authorized by said Court to make . con.
veyance to said petitioner of a certain town lot
lying and being in the City Of Carson, County
and State Aforesaid. to wit: Lot No. and west
II feet of Lot No. 10 in block No. ~, in Muss.
ers division Of said Carson City; at which time
and place all persons interested therein NAV
appear and contest the same by fling their ob.
jeetions in writing.
March %, 1876
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees made on the 5th day OF
January, 1876, SO many shsres OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold ST
public suction, st the Office Of the company.
near corner Carson and Second streets, Carson
City, Nevada, on FRIDAY, APRIL eth. 1876, al
the hour of ! P. NJ. Of said day, 10 pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of the sale
c. s. MOTT, Secretary.
Office near corner Carson and Second.s,reets,
Carson City, Seyads. mhl6lAw4w
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a LIZA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

~ Silver Mining Company Locatlon OF
principal place of business, Carson City, Ne
vada. Location of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing District. Wsshoe County, Nevada. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment No. levied on
the 9th day of February, 1s76, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've share holders, as follows:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
- Order o: Sale TO me directed, issued out OF
the Hon. Second Judicial District Court, on
judgment rendered therein on the seventeenth
day of March, A. u. lS1G, IN favor OF =. r. Willis
and against Robert y. Sharp 8nd Augustine
sharp, his wife, for the OF S69s Jo-lu0.
with interest on the sum of 500 at the rate OF
three per cent. per month from the I'd day OF
February. A. d. 1876. together with the SHE of
SAT Ao-lGO costs Of suit, and sccruing costs now
in the sum of 50 Sc. counsel fee in the sum OF
ST 81, with interest from date of judgment at
10 per cent. per annun, and the further sum of
$40 IS paid for taxes, with interest At rate of
~ per cent. per month till paid. from l'th
January, 1876. together with all costs which
may accrue from advertisement, commissions.
etc, etc; and in pursuance thereto have lev
led upon and will expose at public sale to the
highest and best bidder. in front of the Court
House door in Carson City, Ormsby county. on
the 10th day of April, A. d. 1876. between the
hours of O'Clock A.. NJ. and o'clock P NJ. to
wit, at One O'Clock P. NJ, all the right, title.
interest and claim of the said Robert u. Sharp
and Augustine Sharp. defendants, Of. in and to
the following described property, situate and
being in Carson City, county Of OrInsby, and
State OF Nevada, as ordered and set ont in said
decree, to wit: All that certain piece OF land il
Carson City, Ormsby county, State of Nevada,
called and known as and represented upon the
plats OF said Carson City as the southern sixty
iGoj feet Of block number thirteen (l3l, Proctor
and Green's subdivision OF said Carson City,
more particularly bounded and described
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of
said block, formed by the intersection Of the
west line Of Minnesota street with the north
line Of Musser street; thence north, with the
said line of Minnesota street, sixty t60) feet;
thence at right angles west one hundred and
seventy t170) feet, to the east line OF Phillips
street; thence south, with said line Of Phillips
street, sixty (60l feet to the north line OF said
Musser street; and thence east with that street
line one hundred and seventy go feet. to the
place of beginning; together with all and sin
guiar the tenements, Entertainments and appur-
tenances thereto belonging or in any wise ap
pertaining. 3. L. SWIFT,
Sheriff of the County of Ormsby.
Carson City, March 18th, 1876.
ELLIS KING, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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the CARSON CITY
SAVINGS BANK
CORNER OF CARSON AND PROCTOR STREETS
IL R1ScKEL's BLOCK.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
TRUSTEES.
George Tuay Richard Kirmsn
jacob Klein John q. Fox
George ellison Vim. P. Mcintosh
II. Fl. Beck /. A. Herrick
F. D. stadfmuller
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
George ellison John G. Fox
wm. P. Mcintosh
This Bank will receive Savings Deposits in
SUMS rs low as One Dollar, and Issue Pass
Books for the same: will issue Time and Call
Certificates Of Deposit, and receive Commercial
Deposits on open account subject or draft on
demand: will pay interest on Time Certificates
and Savings Deposits: buy and sell exchange
on New York, Canada and San Francisco.
Currency aud bullion bought and sold. Make
collections. loan money, and discount com
mercial paper.
Agents for the following Companies:-French
Insurance Corporation, Westchesterof New York,
Traders of Chicago, Citizens of Newark. Frank
Ign of st. Louis, Globe of Chicago and CONNER
cial Union Assurance Company Of London.
GEORGE TUFLY, President.
WA. 2. MCINTOSH, Vice Priest.
GEO. Z. HILL, Cashier.
novl6;f
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

One of the favorite means resorted to
by the Radical party to worry and har-
rass Democrats is to procure their indict-
ment through the ex parte secret instru-
mentality of grand juries. 1t serves the
threefold purpose Of gratifying malice,
prosecuting persons who have incurred
the wrath Of their prosecutors, and puts
money in the pockets of the blood suck
ers who instigate, and connive at, the
proceeding. The public have been APP
priced that true bills have been found
since the election against numbers of the
best citizens of Rankin, Jefferson, De
Kalb, and probably other counties. In
Rankin county Messrs A. j. McLaurin,
Patrick Henry, and j. l.. McCaskill,
all members of the bar, and held in the
highest esteem for their worth and use
fulness as law-abiding, honorable citi-
zens, were arrested and required TO
give bond for their appearance
on the charge of intimidation,
the particular offense having been the
propounding of certain inquiries to a
Radical electoral nominee in the late
canvass touching public matter of legit-
innate inquiry-the Alcorn University
funds, of which the said would-be eIector
was at one time the custodian. In KEN
per county the following worthy citizens
are mentioned as having been arrested
and required to give bond:
E. f. Maury, V. S. Gully, E. II.
Gully, j. S Gully, w. II. Gully, K. B.
Galloway, Simeon Lang, David Lloyd,
Sid. WEIGH, j. A. Swanzy, j. H. Moss,
j. D. Thomas, G. L. McCrory, Dick
Mccall, (col.) William Preston John w.
Gully.
And in Jefferson county, the following
citizens, comprising some of the best
known and worthiest, have been marked
out as victims by that mysterious inqui-
sition, the grand jury, which has been
perverted to the partizan and malignant
uses of the Radical schemers:
C. c. Cotfey, c. S. Cofey, Edgar Car
penter, DIR. n L. Guice, K. III. Truly,
Frank Marschalk, W. S. Brscoe, Jim
Dennisi Vause Boys, Bowles johnson,
Capt. Put Darden, I. l.. Darden, Wade
Harrison, j. d. S. Davenport, Capt. j.
S. johnson.
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Virtual Confession By the E.onasi-
aaa Returning Board.

1t will tell powerfully against the Rad
icals in the Louisiana case that their SER
viceable tool, the Returning Board of
that State, has refused to submit to free
and unreserved examination by the Con-
gressional Committee which has a legal
and moral right to know all the facts in
order that Congress may act with full
knowledge Of them when the Electoral
votes are counted. The pretense of the
rascals who by some sort of rem +rkable
arithmetical process have figured out a
Hayes victory in the face offgures show
ing that Tilden had carried the State by
from five to eight thousand majority,
was that such an investigation would be
an invasion of Estate rights" They
don't seem to remember that they were
officiating as a Returning Board in an
election which concerned the whole
country and was essentially national.
Nor do they seem to remember that the
structure upon which they stand, Is
propped by federal bayonets, and that if
the estate was left to the management
of her own affairs they would be swept
from the places which they disgrace as
leaf is swept away by the storm.
Estate rights" are a convenient refuge
for these creatures of federal usurpation
They serve as convenient hiding place
for their villainies from the scrutiny of
Congress which, under the Constitution,
is compelled to pass judgment upon the
validity Of the returns for President and
Vice-Presdent.
The very fact that they are attempt
ing to evade the examination, and that
they are sustained in such action by tn e
partisans of the Administration, will be
regarded as confirmation of the charge:
of fraud that have been brought against
them. Innocence never seeks to hide its
head, but concealment is the invariable
expedient of villainy. If anything was
needed to confirm the peoples Repre-
sentatives in their intention not to recog
nize a vote for Hayes from Louisiana, the
virtual confession of fraud by the Re
turning Board would be sufficient.
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VERY UNCERTAIN SOUND
Hon. hen Hill of Georgia lon the
Situation.

Special Dispatch to the Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Ben Hill be-
ing asked by a correspondent his opinion
OF Gov. Hayes and of the temper of the
South 10 regard to the present condition
Of affairs, said:
." L regarded Gen. Hayes nomination
from the beginning as victory over the
ultraisms of the Republican party. 1t
was defeat, in my judgment, of the
military element to be dreaded in the
civil administration of all free govern
ment. 1t was also defeat of the politi-
cal belligerent element of the Republican
party, which seems to have no place for
craftsmanship or policy, except to foment
sectional hates and passions. The South,
above all things, wants an honest admin
Istration Of the general government, ac-
cording to the constitution. | do not
know Gov. Hayes personally, but simply
from the information | get concerning
him, L believe he is an honest and fair
man. Being lawyer, he is also familiar
with clval matters, and will naturally
have respect for the constitution and
civil methods. These things being true
he must necessarily discontinue unwar-
the AFFAIRS OF the
South. He will also naturally desire
the cooperation of the best men in the
South. If this be true, his administra-
ton will be great gain and improve
ment to the Southern people.
X x X X
"One thing is certain, the Southern
people want peace. They know well
what war means. They know that civil
war is remedy for no wrong, but an ag-
gravation ofall wrongs. Their represe6
tatives in congress will use all their best
exertions to secure a peaoeable solution
of all their trubles. The Southern mill
tary representatives feel, and feel keenIv.
the embarrassment of their situation
They are subjects of suspicion. This
suspicion may be considered as somewhat
natural As the result of this feeling.
they are not inclined to make themselves
prominent or CONSPICUOUS in directing
events, but Yen may rely upon ic, that
they will be calm selfpossessed and de-
termined to do Whatever they can To
secure peaceahle solution of the present
difficulties.
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STATE Grange Agricultural ana
Mechanical College.

The Committee appointed to consider the
expediency and practicability of establish
ing under the auspices of the State GRANGE
an Agricultural and Mechanical COLLEGE
reported as follows:
we would respectfully recommend that q
special committee be appointed To draw, ~" -
plan, In accordance with which a nurei =
agricultural and Mechanical CoIlede ma,
oe established, under the auspices az ~
state Grange; and this COMMITTEES snhnit
raIu pan TO the State Legislature AT rs
next session, with a memorial DetitioninI5
Inas Dody 10 appropriate Tor the use ar sr,cI
an institution the interest arising from the
Agrlcultural Land Scrip Fund. and oIso
procure such other legislation uDon Tic
sweet We as may be proper and necessary.
we would further recommend thaf eoid
SSolnlhlttee be instructed to examine tic
, Dolillon school law, with view of its i'm
prOVement, especially with reference IN go
curlng an agricultural education In the
common schools. "a 1'ie
YELLOwLEY,
ID. J.. PHAREs,
w w TROUP.
N G PEGNEs.
d, +. THOMPSON
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
THE DAILY CLARION.

Our Daily Edition will be resumed on the
Assem- bling of the Legislature, January ID.
1t will contain full summary OF Legisla-
tive proceedings, and the latest news from
every quarter. 1t will 90 to press imme-
diately after the receipt of the midnight
Geographic reports, and will be sent out
on the night and morning trains, thus fur
nishing the latest Intelligence to all points
as far North as Holly Springs, as far South
as Osyka aud to several stations on the
Vicksburg aud Meridian Railroad, in ad-
vance of all other sources. Two dollars for
the session. Commence with the first issue,
as we will not be able to supply back num-
hers
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Tae south and the PresfdeaafaI
Question

Washington correspondents state that
sc inquiry develops the fact that there is
90 plot TO bring the Southern men over to
Hayes. For two days there has been
" much correspondence between certain
" lit might be said responsibility South
g ern men and some of the Hayes INDIE
" pendent Republican admirers" Fur
thermore. that all manner of promises
have been made to Sout hern leaders by
the reputed authority of Gov. Hayes.
We do not believe that responsible
Southern men are concerned in this dis
graceful bargain and sale business. 1t
is possible that lobby vultures and seedy
walters ON Providence who hang around
the capitol, ready for a job of any de
scription, are implicated, but they have
no influence in the Southern States or
any where else. We would fain hope
that l.o member of Congress has entitled
himself to such a suspicion and will add
| that no set of men, whatever tkeir official
position, have authority from the peo-
pie to take any step in the Presidential
issue except what is devolved upon them
by the Constitution, They are but
agents; and that instrument is their
power of authority. If an election fails
in the Electoral College from any cause,
or an attempt is made to defeat the
clearly ascertained will of the people by
installing the minority candidate whose
title to the place are the fraudulent GER
tifcates of suborned returning boards,
it is not to be expected that the House
of Representatives whose duties are
clearly defined, will play the part of
dummies and passive spectators of the
usurpation The South is not in a con-
dition to assume the leadership in this
grave emergency, and it would not
comport with propriety for her to affect
such role, but it is no time for her
public men to speak with uncertain
voice. Their attitude should be one of
frmness and determination to stand by
the Northern supporters of Mr.. Tilden
in whatever measures they may adopt to
carry into effect the will of the people
as expressed at the polls, and to preserve
the government and protect the liberties
OF the country. This much is demanded
Of them by the people. 1t is to be de-
sired that a plan for solving the problem
in a constitutional and peaceable manner
consistent with right and justice, may be
adopted, but the dogmatic and clustering
demonstrations of Radical office-holders
do not encourage such hope.
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HON. All. STEPHENS.
He COrrecGs a False EsuInOr and
Speaks 10 the H'Oiu On the great
Issues of Ihe day.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 16, 1876.
10 the Eiitor of the Coastitutioaalist, Au-
gptsta, Ga:
The statement going the rounds of the
papers that | am advising a friendly ac-
ceptance by the people Of the South OF
the Inauguration of Mr.. Hayes, is utterly
unfounded. | never have and never shall
advise them or any other people to give
friendly acceptance to any administers
ton inaugurated by the grossest frauds
and most palpable usurpation. While |
might not advise forcible resistance to an
Administration thus inaugurated, yet l
never could give it the sanction of my
friendly approval or friendly acceptance.
For the overthrow Of such dynasty,
should rather appeal to the peaceful in
strumentalities of the Consttution-the
are the legisl ltive halls, the judiciary, and
the ballot box, the latter of which should
ever be held as sacred as the Ark of the
Covenant.
(Signed) ALIEN. II. STEPHENS.
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STATE GRANGE
Sixth Annual Session.

At the meeting of the State Grange in
this city last week the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
Put Darden, Fayettc Master.
A. NJ. Hicks, Dover, Overseer.
q. w. Gill, Oxford. Lecturer.
NJ {. Pegues, Holly Springs, Chaplain.
Thos. j. Ably, Port Gibson, Steward.
}. Thompson, Corinth, Assistant steward
ii. o. Dixon, Jackson, Treasurer.
W. l.. Williams, Rienzi, Secretary.
j.. D Terry, koscius&o, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. Put Darden, Fayette. Ceres.
Mrs \. NJ. Hicks, Dover, Pomona.
Mrs. }. b. Yellowley, Madison Station.
Flora
Mrs. II. A Ably, Port Gibson, Lady As
sistant Steward.
Next annual meeting will be at Holly
Springs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
POLITICAL NEWS.
congratuIory address by the
Chairman of Democratic NJ
1iOnaI Executive Committee

WASHINGTON, December 13.-The
following congratulatory address was IS
sued to-day:
"RooMs OF THE NATIONAL Dem
oCRATIC COMMITTEE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dee. ID, 1876.
TO the People of the United States:
The National Democratic Committee
announce as the result of the Presidential
election, held on the 7th of November,
the election of Samuel ]. Tilden, of New
York, as President, and Thomts a.
Hendricks, of Indiana, as Vice-Presldent
of the United States We congratulate
YOU on this victory for Reform. 1t now
only remains for the two Houses of Con
gress, in the performance of their duty,
on the second Wednesday in February
next, to give effect to the will OF the
people thus expressed in constitutional
mode by majority Of the electoral votes
and confirmed by majority of all the
States, as we'll as by an overwhelming
majority ofalI the people of the United
States.
By order of th2 Executive Committee.
ADRIAN S. HEWITT, Chm'n.