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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

NATIONAL EyTRAvAoANcE.-Th fol-
lowing figures show the enormous spec
with which We are travelling on the road
OF governmental expenditure: Wash.
ington's administration spent, the high
est year, S4,350,65S the administration
Of John Adams, Sc ,4S0, l66 OF Jefser.
son, 1854, 672; of Madison. with n TO.
reign war on h 5 hands, $50, ,GS6 of
Monroe, 6.50O,273; Of John Quincy
Adams, SIS, 296,04i of Jackson, with
Indian wars and other disturbances, $50
500. lei; of Van Buren,, S3z,2iS.2l4 :;
Of Harrison and Tyler, S26.4lS,459 !;
OF Polk. with the Mexican war. $50, SOL
$50; OF Taylor and Fillmore. S4t.078.-
1856; Of Pierce, S60,533. S36; of Buc-
hanan. ST2,29l,ll9 OF Lincoln, S1,2l2,.
Oil, 30; of johnson. S3S7, GS3.l 1875; Of
Grants last year. S2o4,029, S29. These
figures tell their own story. To be sure.
As the Baltimore Gazette SAYS, We have
grown in wealth and population and our
territory has been expanded, but the de-
Nclopmcnt bears no proportion to the
ratio Of increase in our expenses. The
government can never again be admin
istered as cheaply as it has been, but
the nearer the Democrats can come to
the restoration Of the old figures, the bet
ter will it deserve at the hands Of the
ynnnln ut ,hn .Arl- Of
form and retrcnchment 90 ahead.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

BY REQUEST.
10 Bowen blows and blast, and
banks Very many supposed II. G..
BoWen kHeU something damacipo 10
Henry Ward Bcecher IL was believed
ny many that he w1s holding back some.
thing that If let out would settle some
question Of doubt about the Plymoutb
pastor. lie has at last been compclled
10 speak anil after n COOL deal T bonn.
hast he closes with this lame and iropor.
tant conclusion
] soiemnly give 1t rs my unwavcrino
opinion, IN view of all the facte and evi.
dences presented 10 me, that Rev. lien.
~ W ard Bcecher. without even the sbad.
ow OF doubt IN my mind. is guilty Of
the awful crimes OF adultery, poriurv
and hypocrisy!
1t Is his opinion" rs 1t is OF every
other envious scoundrcl. who wants 10
break down Beecher, that II. IL entity
tic don't k'ow Of anything that wouil
prove the great preacher guilty: he has
an "opinion." IL would seem ahout
time the hyenas should stop their howl.
ing. They brought all the evidence
they could ont on the great trial they
cannot break him down now by blustcr
and RaRatcha CIroDicls.
~ Anna Dickinson says-"Allb isto.
ry teaches us that as territory haa
spread, az numbers has increased. "a
wealth has accommodates
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

A SINGULAR TmrTT. On Tuesday
night Of las week. mot dtg,ime as has
been stated thief or thieves broke in
car in n train passing through this
city on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
and lay concealed there until the train
got out OF town. when they rolled ont
four barrels OF -four AMI then jumped
out themselves, ut imminent risk OF
breaking their nccks. The railroad
policemen now keep an especial watch
on freight trains passing through this
tOwn.-B.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

The Centennial History Of The United
Stets', from he discorery OF the Americo,
Continent to the ciose Of the FIRST Ceatur,
Of AaericUt Independence. By james
ID. lLcCute, Author Of"A Mnnual of Cen
eral Hast ry." The Grsu, Republic" En-.
There has long been great and uni.
versally.felt want Of History of the
United States suitable for general use,
This want is now being supplied by The
National Publishing Co.. of Philadol.
phia, who have issued q handsome vol.
ume, styled The Centennial History OF
the United States" by James u. Nc
Cabe. well-known historical writer. -
This work will. undoubtedly, take rank
as the Standard History Of the United
States. 1t il no dry mass Of details
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al pride. out is clear. vivid and bril-.
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can Continent down to the present time.
II traces the evidences OF that mysteri-
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Of the Indians Of North America. from
The time ofths coming of the white men.
luo voyages OF Columbus. the explora.
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Evsry step of our colonial history il
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Then follows clear and succinct &C.
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England; and fall and comprehensive
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iVTbc Post OnIce department has
selected the design for three cent
stamped envelope, TO be used during
the Centennial Exhibition. The STAMP
will he in the form Of shield. having
ut the top and bottom the dates 1875
and 1876. Beneath the upper figures
will be the words. "U, S. Postage"
and At the bottom Of the shield will he
The words. Three Cents" Upon the
face OF the shield will he post boy and
n net work photograph poles and wires.
and beneath, al engine and postal car.
~ Ruifin, colored Member Of tho
House OF Delegates has gotten himself
INTO hot water by taking as his own. s36
from the paying officer OF the House. in.
stead OF sc due him. and saying moth.
ing about II until Col. Crittenden called
his attention to the matter. A commit.
tee OF investigation reported resolu.
ton on Saturday to expel him. which
was dono by vote of "a 70 8.
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In the House. on the 10th, speeches
on the financial question were delivered
ny Mr.. Chittenden, of New York, and
Mr.. Kelly. oil Pennsylvania.
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the Government $1,000 year
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The Centennid History Of The United
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06

upon the e!scterai ,nte q . naitsd Soath,
secured through tn. Efforts 81 those Who were
recently array ed against the nation, And We in
yoke the e.In.s. attention Of the country to the
grave truth that the successes tAaa achieved
would reopen sectional! strife and imper'l IN"
national honor and human rights.
Sixiccatll--We charge the Democratic party
with being the same in charaoser sud spirit As
when it synpathzed With treason: with max
ing is coItro! If the House Of Representatives
the triumph and the opportunity OF she nations
recent foes; With reasserling and applantin, a:
the National Capitol the sentiment, OF unre-
rcseutaat rebellion; with sending Union sol.
dierS to the wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front: with deliberately propos-
ing TO rcpudiase the plishted faith of the Gov
ernmeni: Nth being equally false and irlbecile
in ovevshadowing the ends of justice by its par
tisan acknowledgement and obstruction of inyes-
ti5ation; with proving itself through the period
of its asccndency i'll tho lower House OF Con-
gress, utterly incompetent to administer the
Goyernman and We warn the country against
trusting party thus alike unworthy, recresnt
and in capable.
Seventeenth - The National Administration
merits commcndstion for its honorable work in
the manage nent OF domestic and foreign aft tirs.
and Pres dent Grant deserves the continued and
hearty gratitude Of the Ann rican people for his
patriotism and his Immense services in war and
n peace.
Rt.ofcfJ, That "e present our candidates
for President and Vice President of the United
Stn:ca two ,iistiDp,lis he'd ktatesmen Of eminent
ability and character. and conspicuously fitted
for those two high ct,iccs, and We confidently
appeal to the American people TO intrust the
administration Of their public affairs 10 RTther-
ford r. Hayes and William A. Wheeler.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06
q PlsL.TtTIDE FOR 4 PATENT.
e rCa IA

~
U. &. Land Office, Gu city. Nevada. March
I'D, ls'6.- Notice is hereby given that The
MORT! CARsoS SIIvER NIHISG Co,tPASY, by
its authorized agent i. =. GoCIp. whose post
Office address is Carson Ci'y. Nevada, has thin
day filed its application fer . patent for tf
teen Hundred linear feet of the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground six hundred feet in width
situate, lying and being in Eagle and Washoe
valley Mining District. County Of Ormsby.
and state OF Nevada. and known and desis-
mated by the field notes and official plat on ~.
in this office as Lot No. 49, in Township IL,
north Range twenty east of Monte piablo ne
ridian. the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No
~ being as follows, to-wit Varistion. 15' -
east Commencing at Post No. ], st s. +. corner
Of the claim, tn. southern slope of tho
post at the s. Z. corner Of Section 81, 4. 16 n.
Il. ~ f., NJ d. NJ. bears :. O. ~, +. lst' feet
distant, and the iag staff on the dome Of tho
State Capitol at Carson City bears =. % y L..
and running n. $50 - T.. 500 feet 10 Pest No
=; thence n ~ Is ". 500 feet 20 Post No. ):
.,,.nre s 40 i5' W zoo feet to Post No. 4
thence = 40 10 E. 500 feet TO place OF begin.
ming, corrai ing 2n.66-lG0 acres. This claim IL
bounded by o other known mines iuiain..
risis.s. the location Of this mine is duly 1e-
cord Il in the Recorders Ct.ce Of Eagle ani
".shp- valley Mining District st Carson City.
Nsvs,ia, IN Book Of folio 1872. Any and all
per,urs cl. ming adv .rsely any portion Of said
North Carson Mine or said mining groGn. aS
hcreiDhe.ore described, required Ia file tn If
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office, At Carson City, in the Sta'n
OF Nevsds, during the sixty days period of pub
lication hereof. or they will he barred by yrtin
A. WATT, Register.
L. y. EDWARDS, Attorney. nh?5
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06
ny Virtue OF a DECREE AND

ID Order Of Sale Issued out u snd under the
seal Of the Honorable Second Judicial District
Court in and for O,nnshy County, state Of Ne
vada. on u Judgment obtained therein on the
2ith .!ay Of February, A. D. 1876. and attested
OH the I'D day of March. A. ID. 1876. in favor OF
John Kelly and against James Duffy for the
sun, .. - SIS - 100. with interest 1000
thereof from February oath, a. d. 1875 antil
paid and on In. -rm of SS.s 30 lao thereof at
ten per cent PER annum unit, paid, and for
costs of suit taxed at S5l 50. together with the
sun Of s. 67-lC0 Gl. rs's accrtinE costs, and all
costs which may accrnA by advertising, ~hcrif;'s
fees etc. counsel Ice of 1892 &c. 100 included i'll
the Judgment. and to me directed, command
ing me 10 sell according to law certain real
property hereafter described TO satisf the ab1v-
demands ali gold coin Of the nited states
and il pursuance thereto have levied upon
and viii expose at public auction in front Gf
the Court House door in Carson City, Ormsby
County. State o. Nevada. on SATURDAY, THE
25th DAY OF MARCH, A. b. 1876, between the
hours of !. NJ. and p. NJ. to Wit, ct O'Clock
P NJ. all the right, title, interest or claim Of
the defendant James puty Of, in anu to tn"
described zeal properly, as set oot in
said decree. to wit: Lois Nos. I. ,. ant! i'll
block No. 81 Of Nussers Division ot Carson
city. Orinshv County, Nevada, together with
the improvements thereon
8. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City. March 81. 1919.
iV-l il, GLAEAs, ilaia..ts Attorney.
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A PPLICaTIoS FOR PATENT.

"A Notice No. 3i5, United States Survey NJ.
a3.-Uuited states Land Office, Carson City. Nc
ysda, MAY 18th. JS7t.-Notics Is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER Mn
ING COMPANY corporation ,!Gly incoiTo-
rated under and by virtue Of the laws Of tn,
state Of California. having its principal place
OF bushes, in the city OF San trsncisco, Sta,,
of California has this day by A. y. gould. It's
attorney in fact and agent ;wftns- Post . Fl y.
address is Carson city, Nevadsl made spplica.
ton for United States patent Tor fifteen hun
,,rcd Il 800, linear foet of the Williams Lode.
feariag gold aud silver quartz and other min
erals IT precious metals, together with suifacS
ground six hundred 500 feet in width, for ,ia
convenient working thereof: siinate IN the Eagle
and Wa-hoo Valley Mining District. Ortnshy
COUNTY and State OF Nevada. known aud da-; 4
mated on the field not,s and Official plat AZ
United states survey lot 40. 80, in Section %.
Township Is north OF range Is east. Monte C;-
able meridian: the exterior boundaries Of sad
lot No. 80 bsiuZ AZ follows, 70 wit: BegnniD.,
at post marked No. l, L. 8. Survey No. ~,
whepcs the southwest corner Of section IS
Township Is north of range !? east bears nout'.
100 ~ west, so 5-l0 feet; tho Ayers and Hop
kins Silver Mining Company's cabin bears nor;.i
s, west. ESQ feet, ana the discovery and work.
ing cut and tunc rel upon this NINE bears north =
49, cast. 935 iect; thence cunning first coursc.
north l5ho west 500 feet - rsst marked No :
T. s. Survey No. 80; thence rccOsd course, nsrth
II 10 east GOO feet to pcot marhr. NJ. 4 : Sur
,"y No 80: thence :brd cours-. south l5a.
ist | 500 feet II post marked No ! l. =. survey
40. 49, thence fourth coNrsa south i4'e' west
do feet to post No /. the llace OF beginning,
containing 20 f6-lcD acres: bearings expressed
nom tlr trr9, Jn,rittiau with magnet tic vsria-
ton Of To- ya-t This claim was located W.
der the name II The Williams Mining Cla..l
aud surrey made to accord Herewith. Tho
and improvements on this mlnc COZ.
s.t of an Oi,u c:I; ~ feet long 20 feet wide ana
~ feet dec p. and tunnel run in the hill from
the ace al said cut .li.iJnC" OF 81 feet, ex-
ceediug $500 IN y's'ue. This claim i bounded
bythe ar,ls Coasrliidat"i silver Mir
IN Company : claim: SOUTH rly by the LORETTA
Con-, ,any's mining claim. lne sald MINING
rlaln beng T,,or3"d in til "fic" al tAe i.c-
ror;i,r ii p.Ileby county aforesaid, ia volume
\. folio 32s. Any and all Persons c!siniinG suy
norton ot said Ayers and Hopkins SILVER Min
lag Compqny'> cIsirn Are rcguiied TO file their
adverse. clam, with the Register Of the United
states Lrui Office at Carson city. Nevada, dur
ing til" sixty day period ~ publication, or thc.'
VI. II ht.-.,j by v.r.ue ~ the provisions of
Ii" s,sr.t~. ,m!17I 4. WAIfI, Register.
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TO the unfortunate
N nav RRAnOlE6
ASS NEW RDa1Dl0A
Ax2 On. GIBBONS DIsPnKsANH
u S91 KsArAy Street.

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Sal FrsAGisco. Established IL 1854. for ss3
treatment Of sexual aad Seminal Diseases ansh
as .Ionorrllea. elect, Structure, Syphilis II
its forns. Seminal Weakness, Impotsney. eta.
Skin diseases at years standing and liberated
Legs successfully tTasted.
Sehsiua; Weak meas.
Semina Eiaissi"ns. the consciousness Of .e...
abuse: This solitary vice, or depravsd sexual
indulgence. is practiced by the youth Of boso
sexes to ar almost unlimited extent, producing
with urerring certainty, the following train of
morbid syrlYtoius, unless combated by scienti.
nc medical measures, viz: Ssllow counter
xnce, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rustlina
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Persons at distance may be CURED AT
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Notice..
ESTATE OF GEORGE R0SENBEcxER
DECEASED.

AyOrICE H. HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, administrator Of the
above hand estate, to the creditors OF aud all
persons hAvini, claims s..sinst ssis deceased. to
sxhibit th, ,a1;e with The necessary vouchers.
Sitpin I'm months from the first publication Of
this notice 70 .he undersigned, at the Office OF
Hsr,is 4 CoG;n Carson City. Nevada.
a.: " HARRIS. administrator.
Carson city. May o.. ls.t Nv
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And in accordance with law and all order Of
the Board Of Trustees made on the l1sh day OF
May. 1915, 10 many rhsres o. each parcel OF
such stock ~ may be Necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the Secretary.
in II. c. NcLouliins jewelry store. in the
Adams House Carson street, Carson City. Ne
vada on the Eleventh ~ day OF July, 1916 at
the hour of II NJ Of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
JOHN +. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, June 10. 1876.
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FORMATION WANTED.

EDEE FERRIS. Of south Wales.
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the Brunswick Mil, and his post Office address
j. Empire City. OruIsby county. Nevada.
eG JOHN FERRIS.
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the following described Capital Stoch OF The
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DIR. Lee Richaa's Golden Spanish
Infection.
wash aud Injection ftr severe csseS Of Con
orrhea. Irtian,maroly elect. Structures, and all
diseases cf the Kidneys and Bladder. Price.
81 80 per bottle.