davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-14

definitely. One says That 4 Is an arm o. Lnsa
Nzge, or Lake Albert. an"ther declares II u bs
a SEPARATE lake Whatever It be bclicvc will
lJe nl]c o,lIst4,vcr nj = later rcr"l.
rAKA1.TzEn nr rAMlaE.
With t!,s l#st intcntlons To prosecute. my cx-
ploratim.s n!ou! ilr KagEra+ ! waa parnlyzcd w
faluc in t'eu. mud the hostility The Waru1nlI,
this silo of he 1apgapyika Summing up all
tho chances Remaining for me to DO gool work
without expanding vafn'y my goWla and the
hcnltl, anl energy left in me, saw T. waa tihe.
tc.s u, sIt down AMI lhuncl, tnyectves against
lilo intractab1e natives, and TINT IL was fur
better anh mora manly q hurry on 10 other r.
gions, and try Lake Albert by another ruate
from the opia'sste QUARTER:
You will pcrreIvo l'y this letter that am now
II u1pss wssxa lau u Whs, fGs p4os4 % doag NV
= to proceed .ule;y to ull then ,esor I!,.t, iie
norlh t. lie aileri, anIii that ROAD BE- not open,
ty crs,ss the lnnganyIkn md travel nost' by =
c!rcuitols course 10 elect the exploration Of Tho
Albert. It may nut bc actually ncteasary 70 e.
plo1e Tint lake, fot 0ordon or % s11"s & s1 ns o'''i
have no n1cans Of knowing whether they have
dDt.c no or not; It therefore remains for nc, u
the feat Is possible, " cIscufnilaSlgae u. II
IL not, shall strike out for other regions anu anu
| continue exploration elsewhere. until my pow
! CITY uf Et,rls warns nlu 70 return.
NEWS RRuM THE OUTER WORLD.
(}nrttnn pac}la was kind cuuuEh 10 send me
Daily Trt3raph OF Dec. ~, 1874, aud i'aQ 4ldu
Gaseite Of the sHtnc month"; Which received ~
Uganda Just bcforc startling Tor tho AlOert Nj
| yatiEa-
III the Telegraph saw short letter from
Cameron, dated May 3, 1873, wherein he says hc
| hss Lscorored the outlet Of the TanEanyika 70
| be the Lukuea. Cameron hAa been fortunate
| and energetic, and deserves credit for the dis
coyrry. Hut he saya he has not quite eirc,tn.
nayigatcd the Tnngany!ka, because l,e ild not no
Luk,lgn- It may be Cameron, by this omission.
| has Left me something 10 discover III the Tan
ganytkn, but &hether or not, tue Lady Allcs
| sl,aft moi utit the waters Of that Lake Until
lave 1nislcd tho two-thlrsls left uurisitc1 By
mo on my first expedition.
cot. LONG OoNTRADICTEp.
Tn the Pail HAL Cazetls read mora start
ling statement. which deserves from me ~, "a
contradiction, as no doubt 1t received from Col
Grant. The article stated Tint Col. Long, u tlt
Egyptian service, declared that he had lust rc
turned from visit to the King OF Uganda, ant
had discovered, u his surprise, that Lake w
toria WIS u btay Of water about u miles II
Width ,-.
WHAT SAYS n. L1RAET NJ BEtLETosDf
Now, do know It Us fact that Col. Long, Q
states that TIC Victoria Niyanza is only u mile
In width, he states wllRt every Hnub-nOsed III
chin III Ggunda would declare 70 ba tllc most "
founding uu,ieenec. The width OF II 1ntlcA
what would RYE bfure,,son Bay, portion 6
which bay Is viaIGie from KibuEa, one Of III
Etnpetor's capitals, II II. Lnant de Dellcfon!!
Df the Egyptian service, who discovered me !
! Uganda. Is now In Europe, 1e is requesteti !
what he suw ot It from Usuvara.
, 1876-08-14

WHAT SAYS n. LtfART nk hskLh!9sD,
Long % Bcy. ~ wss % ia Uganda july is55; but X he
stass taa, Tic vIctoaa kiysnzs /. osly u miles ,
cum Y %on de.afs IT, na " Os ~ ri pa.
sas 1Sunuio Would h'tSe ye npTc5sen Day, poitoa d
Enpssor's @ ' c capItais il Il. Lna!t DC Dei]etoal
Fl .a, th EEypsn & ssrss wG i.
n,1hlisl his nni,l,on Of Lake VIc4oria crcn from
What WHAT he ~ sas 81 il from Usuvara.
-------
A. PRIVATE LETTER.
RAuEnri-svAsLnr' a., sssr,tE nntvr ~
nis n9opsmrovN ,s9n.S,Z'ov nA7t1sS-'Ah p"'f' W
TIE i'tsDf,aoSi cst,t,uosa,us4 oo..en journal.
Pn,1AprLrutA, Aug, s.-I am 30 much inter
o.tad to-d.y tn . ietcr rrreive1 frotn a Yar-oN
friend tim. hnvc given but Ittlu attention to
ths exhibition. You win pardon me whom YOU
know who tho fstenl ls. nls nans ia Stanley,
a1nl hc II still dotug ycoulan service In the
causc of African exploration The letter callc
via lsrfndisi, and Is dated /" May ~ }cnn nc
ule.ln May 10 ot this ycarD at the village Of
wr,ies:
rAoEurt
IL s,vnyn,no yi,tnro OF conc buts twenty ofthtsty
r htsa4 ae raa Dt b9 fenee M 9 II han
t4.s,sst sic ctw".n npripnt s.skes. skotet such
se ana hso Gid te M
ss5s, IT. S's*'s$ .s s$s!s + VI; W.
sSaF e paa aa' nea. saer ' *e. Sa s
5 sh s9 fep t s w. som a
sie thc vl,ags, vt touching the tsi,ee ,begin 70
| snunrc raeh slje banked with low, SQUARE hpts
't unar The | caves of wIich piaeo as many ngures q
, 1876-08-14

fI1IIE EM!.lIE PA1;tUE pEpsTEAD COMPANY
suits turatro, sarpat. saayr. ,E' ,ntt'cKcF? sts..
xiNilatnts u Tho lowest cih itirs. SAlcsrooms $50
Veal adsuu-st.
, 1876-08-14


II Nsw; to+t e2:,o, will grind anythinv. AadEvss N
VI, Tribune 0ticu, ----
yKYANTED-OSK nULLEilWDltrH 4 hON lfAn'
w picker, anu Ont trvAkes card Cluthna 0F u9cllla,
e atd ous nav tussur. Ahote sn1a ~ ~ k1Gl sllPs
~ running Vftier Aldru4s <. II. 11tLSE CO.. AZ
L4to-at.
, 1876-08-14

impossible tEut 1tssc 50 sIfsEuinr ~ etcaul~
| cr could upproucl near Usong4ra Without the
| tor!oub. -...-.... ...
| fUnO. .
Tho geographical Knowledge wo have been
ablu 70 acqurs Ly our forrtble pnsls to tho A.
bert Ntyaixa Is considerable. The lay Of tho
PLATEAU separating tlr great reservoirs OF the
NIlc,--thc v!rtora and A'bert N!!yanzas,-she
structure Of the sauuntulns and ridges. the
Rivers kutonga asll ltusansn, hayu becA rsyeal-
Cd. Tho great mountain G:,nbAragaru hr,l IL.
singular people llave beutl discovered, besides 1
portion of y guilt Ut tbs AltIe't, whcl. have
lIiglncss pEincSss beatrice, beatrice Gull.
ALATltIcu GULF.
This gulf, aln!ost u lako of itae1f, IL formed
by thu pEOMUnto1y VI usongora, which Iuna
graphical miles nortl oi Unyuinpaks. 1nc
Eastern coast Of thu gult Is formed BY tho couI,
tries of lrangaEu, unyampaka, BNhu1u, aud
a!poroso, which coast i!ne iun. nsurly soutl
southwest course gatwosM Aposoto Az
State Of UtumbI. Weat of UBongura Il Ukon
ID, on the western coast OF Lake Albert, reputet
10 bv peoplel by cannibals. North of ukonir
Ii tho great country " u!egga.
Usoueura IL tho great salt-dell whence all th,
suryoutitIlMt, countries obtain their suit. II Is
fru1n all accounts, very land of wonders; bu
tlvtrayelcr desisous oi exploring It should hay'
thousand sn!sfs e p,Stsss amq, nat 1ot n
but mIlk aud go4.skins. Anloug the wonder W
| credited to It uro i mountain emitting fire ".
stopes,N salt lake ut considerable e1teut, sore
ral bills II rock-salt, large plain talck
} dogs Of cxtraordiuary icroclty, and race .
! sucA long.!egged natives TINT ordinary tnoIta!
. regard them With surprise aii1 ave. Ths W
] gauuA, who haYs invaded thsG country LOT u
, 1876-08-14


NOR AALk-7 0lt u FOOT ltASnk ALL COM
L plGta, aud u f0ut ttral ta1!e, villa htate{ AGth
will anld very Gh4Ap II taken 1t once. CoLh, hEW'
ELL { NUAuEE, thd Wgst 4Allsaa.s1
, 1876-09-20
S. CORNING JUDD,
10 th4 Editor Qf TAx TrbI


CHICAGO, Sept, 10.-pFomfnent among the
editorials In this mornIug'a TRIBUNE is Tia tol.
lowing;
Tho Hon. Lyman Trumbull delivered a speech
last evening III this ettyIn which be Raye hs rca.
sons fos being fund ID tho ranks Of s former al.
yersaries. A. II 70 helghten thu contrast bstween
tho political associations Of Nf. Vrnmhull few
yeais ago 9ad those q to-day. ~ wa introduced
ion Copperhead Of tbs most psonodnced type, who
IN lsti ia!4td company Of casalsy ~ Lewiston,
vost. Marshal from Chicago arrested several mem
trrs Of Nj. Jpdd's company and broke up the
porting Tllden aud llsndr!cka, and 70 has y Corn.
ing Judd, They weso wide apart In 1893, and 1t
With him Republicans enough To prevent hs get
Ing lonesome In such crowd.
Tho statements Of this article, 10 far rs they
have rcfcrence TO myself In connection With any
efforts "to resist the draft" arc unblusblng
falsrhoods, not having even tue least shadow Of
truth for basis. They a1o malicious vlliaca-
lions, ~ are most Of your assaults upon Gov.
, 1876-09-20
mr.. PHELPS "vlNDlcATloN,"
10 the Editor Qf TIA Tribune.


EAST ST, LOUIS, ILL.,, Sept. 17.-Untu Mr..
Phelps lato "gindIcatton Of tho Andy john
son affair, which appeared in Tna Tn1nuHB
some days since, nearly everybody In this see-
ton ot Illinois adjoining St. Louis supposed
there was ltttle or nothing in the "chnrgcs"
preferred against him. But, according to the
lady'B statement, rs well 10 that OF Mr.. Phelps,
everybody now regards 1t rs MI exceedingly un-
fortunate affair. According TO tho statement OF
this lady, when sl,o wos asleep Mr.. Phelps sat
down by her side, and she apakentI consfderabiv
agrtgaied 10 find hin, holding Ae, Ao,.ds; and, to
Ills proposal to escort her To tho promenade
deck, where It was cooler, she indignantly de-
cl!ucd. 1t seems TINT Phelps also proposed
to another lnly tlat She 60 to tho
promenade-dccl, where it vas cooler.
Now, although pleips WAS suffering
greatly with the heat, and recommended 10
those ladies' wulk on the pro.nenade-dcck,
where 1t would DO cooler, It does not appear
that he went there himself after tho lalies de-
cVned going with lin.
Fhclps' story does not agree with the laly'8
statement who was sleeping on the soin. lie
said he thought the ludy was III, and first spoke
to her, and 1t was not until he Ind proposed to
accompany her to the proinenade-deck that he
took her by the hlnd IL assist her in getting up.
What business had tie 10 touch her handt But
how docs this 1aan,, who. according to phclps'
owl story, eail to him, !" Sir, Nou haps tnsult<l
the ladies had tnfurmcd hiu that Phelps' cou-
duct was insultiug7
rhelps statement IA bad enough; bnt every
poay Will, Of course, believe the lady's state
and Phelps, an entIrc stranger, took bis rbOIr
and sat down by her side aud claspel her l,ands
n his. This 10 the whole story. Perhaps Mr..
rnelps meant no larm, but the act was an ugly
enc. II was Just Of that class OF acts that II tho
l9dy's husband or brother had been present and
shot Nr Phelps dead upon his chair, that no
{4Ey could l,aye been found In Illinois 10 punish
nun; u ~. rhelns we're running Tor Governor
tacts 1n the case haye been stated BY himeeif and
the iaay. Mr: Phelps need not toll tho people
what hls tn!fstlons were. Thpy do not Judge
| arc unfortunately unfavorahlc. FA1W PLAY.
, 1876-09-20
THE TRIBUNE IN INDIANA.

TO Tie Ea1l65. u 161 3F76NRS.
LApoRTE, Ind. Sept. l8.-For the last few
weeks there has been great trouble in procuring
a sufficient number Of TRlRuNEs. The largely
increased circulation Of THE TRIBUNE In this
city Is a matter OF comment.
A statement made to your correspondent this
morning by Mr.. IRELAND, tho news agent, shows
that In July, for one week, there were sold l3..
TnlpuNEs and 4s9 Tiueses; for tie last wecls lhe
number sull are nearly equal, and this morning
to about the number Of fifty, and increase THE
Tribune. Republicans flnd In THE TRIauNR
tho paper they want, and all readers Of the
Ymes express themselves dlsgusted, and ignore
tho sheet altogether.
Passengers on tho morning trains saF they
cannot rot TRIBUNE half the time.
After to-day there will he a supply OF TRiH-
uNEs at tho news rooms IN this city that will
supply all.
, 1876-09-20

Ttldcn, and upon those who deem It their dutJ
To adherp to the cat,se VI titnt great Kcforrncr.
Nut only did | ncvrr rnfsc or lake part in
IanE cny Vt rss,s, nxalry X, a. Isf sf%l;t
1858. OF n nny Other time, nr at any uther placc,
hut 1 ntver at any time bc1ongch to ur had any
connection with any company, or With any or
ganzation or combination hf any kind Of char
actcr whatever, whose purposes were to "rcsfst
tllo draft" ur whose ui,jccta could IN any way,
directly or Indirectly, antagnnixa devotion u,
the Union or obedience T., the laws. On the
contrary, during all tho trying times ot the
were r,ltlllcs.1y tranp!el un!etfnot by n,anv
Poriaans clothed utth military authority (Tincoln
h!rciings}, and .ohen Oe'noerdts tCopperheatsl
all through tn Northern Ssa!tt, IN vtolatton nf
Erotsest .ontragcs, t'crclv fur .owntDn'x sake-
during aif these trying lines. | sav, whenever
occasion offered, NY. voice was raised against
resisting tlIose III authority, even III these CUT
il viii doubtless suggest Itself IL any reader
Of tue quoted article, who Ia IN possession Of
brains and hnnest thought, to Inquire II Mr..
Judd thus ~ "rslssd g !, company q eavalry" w
fron Chicago arrested several members q Sir.
Judd's company and broke III the organizations"
why was not III. Judd himself arrested as Welt
But, Mr.. Editor, suppose these, references to
myselt were al true, II may not be out Of place
to INQUIRE whether you regard the readers of
THR TRIBUNE 50 extremely stupid ~ to swallow
the sham logic Of the nrtt1G quoted that be-
cause Mr.. Judd "raiscsl company OF cagalryn
"to rcsiat the draft" In 1867, and because this
same Mr.. Judd happened to bc President Of tho
meeting last night and Introduced ex-senator
Trunbull, therefore tho masterly and crushing
arguments Of tho ex-senator, matls in 1870, are
worthy Dt no consideration
To return, however, 70 tho matter personal In
myself. charge YOU, Mr. Editor, with having
permitted private citizen to he mal!ctously and
bascly caluminatcd through your cd!tnr1af col
umns, and wtthont my shadow Of Foundation for
the slandera. VIII y1n retract these vtl1a!noue
fafsehooda and make the an1erde honora1lef II
not, why not9 8. CORNING JuDp.
, 1876-09-20
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.


DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 16.-iou will pteasa In
se.t In your paper tho following, as favor to
the Mexican War veterans:
BY resolution passed by tho last Convention held,
all Mexican War Veterans, aoldtefs and marines,
with their wives and daughters, arc requested to
meet al Springfield, Ill. on Tuesday and Wedncs-
day, Oct. 10 and II. All vetethnA Of other 8tates
arc cordially Invited to attend,
8tata papers please cupy.
Col. FENIls FonNAH, President.
Capt JouA W. uARTLEr, Secretary,
, 1876-09-20
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

". A. Ray, ". the CisiIenh' hsnk; uto'R' -
,- .-..-.
rrr1Nc1p a1r13RENCT COURT.
hn'iNw.n xrsT,nn11, ng. y. rnocsnp,uos.
or,.v. tm scnt, to-The Supreme Court
oAmA, ~, 1sr. ~. ..nr,,t,o Win theJudees
met At O'CLOCK thls NV "'"R, ,,..s.. t,,.r,,n..,
present, and transacted tho 1ollo"thR oas'hes''
n. ,nchenrua Doeket1-iiarrss u. Letter ct
=, nsstittnn for release denied: uicktyt H., did,
~; sa,t,ns ! ns.''''" W. '~'~''
II. ttlscnenrug Docket,-The MefGnanM 6tsi ~.
pdia pprdar. - Watson. b. Tim. - Al.
amended ,ss.,d extended 70 o'''0''' A"a con-
H. H. EssS ShSa.. y; n. DIT Il apon defend
c"ass s - wby tho writ of error should moi he d's'
meilyn q estsrn 4sns'|; i;oto the soe..L
6so. Mortesey ": stephenson: ,tsn;!ssea
tD to ~ Tneso W rete c, OF, On
te5sd iS;d;{y 3 d;;{y,-,,nes q, srrae: motion to ,,s
The eass heard On ths CALL or the appeal di'm's'sd
~: Al'sn A r. c0lIln'' motion defendant In error
1as. TayloE "a. - Adam: errors s9nfesscd, CO judg-
ment nnu ~ ~psxmie ,aop IN, mi.
-. tuautau ~ az - Si; 1 ni. ~. .ute w
poai bond. ,,,x A.
III Il sssspsa. Ms' e ,s f III aa motion to strike tho
notion l ttIsat to dssn,tss - atpsSSi; ~: p.o,. ~ -,
msen 3 y sts|Se sss tt.nsss,ps ,, ftom t tSs !s ''
motion for psocedsn',o: nd :.
Martin E. Eyeiy j: i. i Daftea, % John D. E,l.n.
wood, md +. A, Shelly were admitted OF foreign
HeeaSeA ,,,,,...o
nlckey. j., .nnouneed l The Ioi following opinions
III goaid 5mpleSsded etc., rs, s'ernboFs 'd.
7oS. 7oS Sim Sin, y. rylIssii lsi,, affirmed:
%a:ss;e Ss'.s !. :; \. & s'sE RssESs;s :s';ns "'t
ps. 59o. Ths ,l'nts rttseu'g Fntt Msyno 3 Chicago
aa,fSaa 3nanseS eompa"s w. h.zen' reversed and re-
I'll: Mecosd vs.. The Mechanics National Bank;
aasmed; as1a W.. ..,- :, ,.u
aihrmen IN paft, Aha fem1ndeo iorA modlncaaon
OF Ing rne aeGlGe.
snG A MasKaf es a. w. bo'ntoa Ct a. fescssed
o. ~; La" w. The People, ex rel. Miller; A.
hfmed.
70. hslteh ct Al! w. hoylnston; reversed and
71a g 1tggns; y; hishn;s;ll; aane; ,.,,.a,,
~: Ins ch;cag1, burlington quincy lsailFoad
egmpa9y x siiaeS NJ McIen; 1mea' ,.v.,.d ,nd
4 WV ~~-Ee''s~Nl .~'~-"SN N'N%> -"
manded: .,,-,,,
1l1. bnRlcy vs; Flndleys aMrmed:
~ nhftlett CT a.. ". Hlalne; amltmed.
~. Mt5cs va. L&wTet; AFFIRMED. .,.-.--.
121. The Maa,nehnsetn Mutual Liie.lnBufancs
Company ". Kellogg; affirmed:
u. sherman Va SxannsEt atHrmed.
724. Mcndell w. Ktmball ct a. affirmed.
125. Tho Chicago, Danvllse = Vinccnncs Rail
road Company w. Tho yank of North America; ro-
vcrsed and rnmhndcd.
's'' ao"'" w ,,11w .sr,"1.'.,a e"1AAe"'
70 p.on,o,. uScsct,@,rha n,oTs peon,o "a, ,1,,.,
- A&s ASnPa AutAGt|.,A w Copfu "a Eeit OA!AG
, 1876-09-20
COL, MnsBY HEARD FROM,

ID lhs Editor ef The Tribune.
OFFICE OF JonN 8. hiosDY, ArroRNET-AT-
Law, WAnaEN7os, Va, Sept. Ill have seen
wLat the editor OF the Times says about ulr.
Now, II lle really desires to know what sort of
D soldier was, or civilian nm, would refer
him 10 my friend, Gen. Farnsworth, Of tho
Eighth Illinois Cavalry. JONI s. AlosDf.
, 1876-09-20


A UCTlON-TUESEAYS, TIlUKSpAYS AND SAT-
~ urlays-1iorsct, cnrriagps and l.stprtS specially.
4 WESTON MCO, s. lU6 nd lis kaat Wa4hnxion.s It,
Annie time given TO trxt sl horatR Bad nuder war
raatse Stock o. aaad ~ e ~ ErlSa:s sac ,.,.
Es fr sans ~ ~ ~ an a
cly. EeI !a! pastlGutas !nlul1ee ~ Ealu . ~.
sr1eisl Hatlse.Vn sa!mraa{ @ EEL Me III seil
unGGr " s1e' h ", eiaIeawu Mu unS tanaaG
- .le n.Enest ~hont leserss. r1SSIon Hs's
commencing ~ 100 COCK snsfps "EoloN q CO.
A LADY WILL EELL THE PROPERTY DF HER
Il iafo deceased husband, ono bar ffatnGictonisn HI
eI1ye If r-od hOr.u. i5X Hsnds high: he tfu,ted iii
scaen IL 2<o be Is free fru 1p9t Ur h!eM. and the
mos. tntG pesten ena fos os aflTe nM snM elso one
NnoV nusIsHa nvse; asu EL y! InnUeF nAI
buggy male Sy j. h, hrc wstsr 81 Now FORK. o. Eooi
~ n1w. To IL sold 1t sacrifices together scpafaia
-T1iiI;T xVSi3;I1jEST - -SV370I6. r. ~,
a EhhnE ATSghL ~ = nte.Nf pF nELOcbIt tAs,U
passenger rocEawny Two nice Vlcto.is carriages iur
Tour aud lx passengers. handsome and nearly nca
kjnha ba4kot ptIaeton, caaory top, aud low priced
m nhs ns oaey VI" any
" suo-s.'' - = Sos ~ MaoH-a =.
f1ARR1AGES CIlEAP-1 AM CLOSING OUT ALL
ny casErs S 4 GnExsss an" raa31' # SEc5 pfSss
oosh...
T1OK BALE-GlsEAT BARGAlNs--WE Will SILL
sexen top a!.d Snsn 6agxcs @ ~ ~ M i%o
III. Wrnt Sr nrsns ~ fr oj, sr w wn1rantnI snnS X
, 1876-09-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

fat q! fai "a @ AT
s IL been ess
ss.iyef isS y 'oS
TOR sALE-sTocK. GOODWILL. AND FlK@TuhEs @
q boot and shos storS; good cSrnss also bnttdnE,
31sky6s 31s;sSs6 s.s9 ifss ;ss:
FoR sALE-oE WILL TAKE A FAIITSEI:.A
E.t ''
M e 5i n SsI az 3 SF .od TE sS
r YoU Want "A nUY oli SELL RVSl&ESs SoN RI
4 ;ny g1Snstty fs a, On r aaar' L. SWIFT sos
sArSs EsH'Ye H ES 20 sgs g
to party with small eaplel ae article which
ahs ssas sS
Ssae'f ssa
wMgn r. ALlSq 1EhT 4F AZ Aery
sbltsamshs4 u the WesI II iaisrs.t ios H. nu.
I u esay ~ SSSS xsa s .
tsssss; issjs; X; caro- cssaSis'' Eo1s CO.
$5QQ sS{S s' s5ssss 3
OOOAe Aeg SS7H G2 sx5xt SIy GE {S
st.ys a:as@.s ~ snSseS aasax
n 81 spS.s ssaas 81 r.
wsstcTn ssses he hRa noTe territory ssan lo
e.
i o. Ss a s.sS ho ~ g.
Fronts 6asiie.s and easly
sa
81 r. 0 + Sa aasgsa
;s: ss5 ss!s S9t s*s
= Hs tnS sa4 fss
Tie wi,oc, Address s oa,rc. tor thEee days.
, 1876-09-20

A Ala Alaa ,., xalcE-fAst! H. IN ,X9yB IN HAMPTON!
AkdiSon.si. opposite Tribune Naillinx.
, 1876-09-20

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Eon sALE-on ExCHAEnK-oEE OF THE lest
slate Ut; Gu tisaion, lafsc Goipc and barns, Ia.sc
9rcharl R9oa tenant hous!a and onthuilInxs. NUBT.
, 1876-09-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

JIJANTED-ACKEs AT AND NEAR HlNSDAL
" for nrat'class Chtc4Rp property; must Nlve d.
seEption to rata.ve attention. Ad1reAs ~. frEbur
t3f1iCp. .'
, 1876-09-20

Y1OAhl,-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A
u neal futnlsled sYo heat. aad light, with lrEak.
aru 10 Athtr b0atisTa III rGnsa part Of tho Eityj
vOod references xvuus pay lu eavxnco AdlreAs 10,
E5trt!.,n ,nskt fHxt
, 1876-09-20

1@uGU1ES FURNITURE, AND MEuclIhNDlsR
ID AtoFtd 10 proof warehouse 100 Wtat NuntoG8tA
Apaey advanced 70 Any suouatJ l0xcat charges.
, 1876-09-20

3uhurunns
311O RFyT-FoE TWO MONTHS FROM OCT I. 4
l. fufn!shed cottage Of roorls lnlcs from city
line of ratuad; 10 train day each way. fare
cents; IL blocks from depot; rent SIS per month.
AdIrcaA Z VI, Tribune afDcG.
To REST-on WILL. SELF 4 FiNE HOUSE AND
i cottage in EnE1e wood; beautiful rt4dtnce IN
South anstn. T1EtDT6t}N RliU5.. % nRtun.s
, 1876-09-20

nlVONCEH LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ p eyerY State An4 Territory tut intonpnuGlltI,
s1pereDIs- a. UODpIlitn. ~ Desrbvfu,st.
nIvoRcEs LE0ALLY AND QUIETLY OHTAiNEp
- In any BtAte for tnc1Mpattbltty. etc. tesluencd
Address @. II. HlN5. 81 Athland Block. Chlcago III.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-22
ShERlFF'S SALE.


HlY WRITE OF : DECREE AND
- Order Of Sale Issued out o: acsi under TIE
seal Of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court,
in and for OrIashy County. Stat q Nevada, on
. Judgment obtained therein on the 3ist day ot
December. A. D. 1873, and at:"stfd on the 9Th
day Of February, A. u. 1876. IN favor Of II. Nj.
YerinCton and against George ". Chet!ic, Adelia
A. Cheiic C. c. Batterniap. John hcCausl and
and Il F. Rice. FOR the sum of 81 .oR principal
debt and s772 interest thereon, after dedrcling
the sum Of Sl2S paid by the defendant George
". Chedic. and the further sum 81 1882 80 for
taxes paid by the plaintiff, and the sum OF $50
ATTORNEYS fee aad original costs in the sum OF
$50 ana Clerks accrurng costs in the sum 81
Sc SIS. and all costs which may Hereafter accrue
by reason OF advertisement. percentage OF sale,
etc together with interest on the sum OF tour
thousand dollars thereof At the rate Of one and
ore.hslf Ter cent. per month until paid, from
December "A. 1875, and on Sl.3e4 80 at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum from December "a,
1915, until paid, all in gold coin OF the United
States, less $500 paid since decree, ana 20 NE
directed, commanding me to Sell according 10
law certain real property set cut in said decree,
and hereinafter described. to satisfy the above
demands, and in pursuance ;Aertt" nave lev
led upon and viii expos. at pubic auction 10
the highest and best bidder, IN front OF the
Court House dor N Carson City, Ormsby coun-
". State of Neyad =. N MONDAY. the 9th day
MARCH. A. u. 1916. between the hours OF ? A.
n. and 7. 81, to wit, at One clock P NJ. all
the right title, interest c. claim # the above
named defendant O., IN and to the following
des, ribed real property. a. set out in said de
cree, to wit; al that portion o: that certain
tract, piece and parcel Of land il Ormsby coun-
ty. State OF Nevada. designated OF tho pUS4It
SURVEYS Of the United State as the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of Section No.
eight in Township fifteen north Of range twenty
east Mount DiabIo base and meridian. which
is bounded and described a. follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner IF said Sec
ton eight, thence running south thirty-o1 and
tour-tenths feet thence east and along the
north line Of Henry street il Carson City, eight
hundred aad nIuety-tvc and tWo-;enths irtt
sos 2-lG1; thence north three hundr'd 21d
three feet ,Su3 thence east eicht-ave feet -.
thence north three hundred and eighty-tAret
Zee. 3s3r: thence west nine hundred and eighty
aud two teuthe feet $50 2-lg3 / the section
line: therce south along the section line SIX
hundred and sixty fegt Gee 10 he place uf ~
ginning. >. I. ~ Il l, eLeriii.
Carson, February A =. $50.
Foa-. NJ. CLAEKE, FlsiIti1 Atln~u-N. fish
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-22

Ofice Of sheriff OF County Of Ormsby Isl =
I hereby certify, that l received the within
Summons on the 5-h day Of November. 4. L
1915, and return that after due diligence and
from information believe the defendant Eliza
beth A. hirchner can not be found within this
County Of Ormsby or in the State Of Nevada.
Dated AT Carson this sth day 81 November,
1s-5 = r SWIFT Sheriff