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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-30

CARSON CITY SAVINGS
8ANK.
Corner Of ca:son and Proctor strests.
cafsea Clty................... ..Nsvada.
osorss Tuay. Richard Kirmsa
George T. Davis. George .. Hill,
L, A. Hesriez, John q. Fox.
A.T. Prsy.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
Richard Kirmsn, FD. stadtmuller.
0eoree Tuay.
This Bank will receive Savings Depos!ta IN
sums a low - One Dollar. and Issue Pass
Rooks for the sane. will Issue Time and Call
Certificates of i.eposit, AMI receive commercial
Deposits on open account. subject - check or
draft on demand. will pay interest OF Time
Certificates and Savin - Deposit !: buy ana sell
exchange on New York, Canada and san Fran.
cisco. Currency and Bullicn bought srd sold.
Make collections. losn money. and discount
commexcaal paper.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING Ix6Cx
ANCE COMPANIES:
French Corporation, and
Commsreial UAion Of Lend0n.
oEoRoE TCPLY. Prostdeot.
RYcaAlo EIaxAS. Vice President.
0soao3 B. HILL. Csshier. uovl6
plxLEY q MCCONNELL,
Brokers. Carson and Proctor stroets.
Rsssivins Agents for
Z. WlE6AN y q CU.,
AssAYERs.
cH 6 N I.cAl ANALYSTS
MICROsC PISEs,
Virginia CITY. Nov.
(Even Such - 10 not
ID receivable At the o. 3. MINT a&sysd and
old on the most favorable terms.
samples Ct e critically asssved for ho:A |
hold and liver. AND Rg7oxTs BASED UFoN
3UPi &c are TES ~. for u Is per sample. !
Ehen repn-ts are delivered In C.rson.
lntimony. Tin and Mercury. or o.her Metals. |
,t very low rates 8 Circulars. |
SAuples Of all inorganic fuostances. miner. |
u.s. saline deposits AM mineral wstt n analysed
md examined chemically or microscopic lily.
Also. particular attention given to tho tx1n- !
nation of toods snd Liquors, with .eftrance |
Q ADUITHRA rIOSs
We s.n .. large business on s1asN proe.s. |
whether In Anslysis or In other branches.
Assayers ard the Trade furnished with Chem |
cally Pure Gold At $40 per OF with discounts |
a for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver
= per o..
Fcr further infnr nation see advertisement IN |
Virginia Evening Chrouicle. o, call. as above. |
n Messrs. Pixley 3 mel for Circular.
Cu>RA WiEGAEO.
Formerly Melter and Refner Of U 4. Mint st |
an Frsncisco. ard lstar Asseyer Of the same
'stao!irhrcnt nov4n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-30

THE 0RA2Rv XnHXE
n'<o<
Carson and Second AtFoeta
49,. -. ~...
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-30

+. =. HoTxB RE. KELLY
| KELLY 4 hOFER,
Stock and Money Brokers
omos In oounp suI,dings,
CARSON CITY. x1v.
VNuL PURCHASE AND SELL
w akictly a oommise1oo
nI1n1ng stocks
,r.,e..e. s,o<, ..a r,es,n,, Board.
Advancea ~ada IN an,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of acertain indenture Of mortgage bearing date the
eleventh day Of February, In the year Of our Lord
on. thousand eight hundred and seventy-three,
and Eva Carpenter bis wife, as mortgagors, unto
Emily Mitchell, - mortgage", Whereby the said
moItgagors did grant, bargain sell and convey IN
ever, the following described real estate with all
the hereditaments and appurtenanSes there@ unto
belongns situate in The county Of s;es1n' State
and The 'o e. au:rter g. Of the ,outh;Esst
Se:sS:e.ss sa.rser q of;he 1orsh"e.st So au:Iser)
lection H. nineteen 9l all Of township num- =,
northwest quarter a. Il tie northeast quarter ~
Of section No. twelve (l2l of township, numbered
one bundred and txentX;four !l2t) north, Of range
hundred acre. Of land according to United States
And Vhsresa ;sid mortgage WAS given to secure
~ note Tor the sum Of Five Hundred and Thirty
Dollar, Of even date Herewith and due In one
And wheTess s,,d mertr.se VI; duly recorded in
tho Office Of tue Register Of Deedsin and for said
county Of Stearns, State OF Minnesota. on the
:weafh az ofFebru;ry, AD 1879, At eleven o'clock
IN the forenoon IN book 20" OF mortgage Deeds
AID whereas, said mortgagors did covenant and
a9res fasatd mors.ge incsse Of foreclosure there
e 1T ss: II Ssa
And, MheFees, lo. part 0f said note has been
paid and there 10 claimed to be due and is due at
tho dat&h6isof On said mortgage and note for prin-
cipal aud interest the sum Of six hundred and six
ty:two dollaist&ss7) md the further sum Of my
dollars - attorneys a. Aforesaid making In the
aggregate the sum of seven hundred and twelve
dollar, (o712); aud no action or proceeding has
been instituted At law to the debt secured
BY said mortgage or any part thereof -,
Nov, therefore, notice 10 hereby given that by
virtue Of . power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will be
torecloeed BY the sale Of thesafd mortga&ed prem.
ises and the said mortgaged premises viii be sold
by the Sheriff Of the county Of Stearns aforesaid,
ct publc auction to- the highest bidder f0r cash, At
the front door Of the Court House in the city of
st. Cloud IN said county Of Stearns State Of Min
| SATURDAY, THE 1wENTY-sECOND( 22D) DAY
. OF APRIL A. D. 1876,
ut two O'Clock in the afternoon to nay and satisfy
said mortgage debt, said attorneys fees and all 9TH
| Or costs Of foreclosure.
Dated, this 9th day ofMsrch, A. D. 1876.
EMILY MITCHELL,
Mortgage.
GEORGE GEISSEL,
Sheriff of said Stearns Co Mimi.
| L. ". COLLINS,
! Attorney marc w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

An American girl was playing
:croquet in England last summer.
'What a horrid scratch !" said she,
Indignantly when her mallet fail ed to;
do its duty and she missed her shot.
"Oh, my dear p said an English cous-
in "you should not use such slang ex
pressions." "What should I have
said ?" asked the American: "You
might have said" replied the English
maiden, after canvassing her vocalr
ulary for perfectly unexceptionabie
phrase-'you might have said what
beastly fluke' r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

"A gentleman hired a cab, and
when the cabman said how much his
fare was "a great deal more than the
proper thing the gentleman said to
nm, rs there not such a thing in al
this city as an honest cabmanf'
swell, SIR" said cabby, II neversa~-
none Of EN-" The gentleman gave
him what he asked. u 1880: 2,..i: ..s.si l.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

There is a. remarkable decline in
our trade with Sheffield, the imports
from that city having been only 1885,
900 in the first quarter Of this year,
against s2,275,000 in that OF 1873.
It is natural in view Of this startling
change that a great Sheffield con;
Germ should contemplate transferring
its machinery and business to thu
country. ,. 1T IT,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13
ss - . make Dslmonico pudding,

70 make Ds1monico puddlng,s
take one quart of scalding milk, eight.
tablespoonful of corn starch wet in
cold milk !; stir into the milk with the
yelks Of three eggs beaten we'll, : lit
tie salt and four tablespoonful Of
sugar. Take of the fire, flavor to
taste, froth the eggs and put in the
oven and brown. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13
CLERoYMANS OPINION
What You Can Get For Five Dollnrs.

" WV 4 w SUh 0Ct tut tVG xkOt0T4.
. CHAs. FRANCIS ADAMS
Says IN letter to the Quincy (Maas) Patiot, that
public libraries are "vapid and sensational" Ho
thinks that parents ought to guide the chiidren's
taste in the choice Of reading more than they do.
Inc Newark AdUerfiser, in
TRENCnANT EDITORIAL
which Is spread before The children Of this country
conceive or his hand to execute It Il even worse
than an open advocacy Of vice and intemperapce,
for that would carry its own sntidote, while what
units 1t for healthy food, fills the magination with
gaudy and distorted pictures Of life and develops
the passions at an ase when they should be most
society is due to these satanic issues of the press
DO not not know; but, river, can nowhere Be- 30
eitsc . t.siy poisoned as at its source 30 We have
vo"red by curious and eager children, must infiu.
ence to large extent the tone of thought ana the
drift Of action Of those whose plastic minds come
The writer adds; 1T may be somewhat unnece,.
sary to state that we have reference In the above to
those monthly magazines for children which arc Il
q able q truthful and devoted ~ Ms Mary Mapes
ro1ge twho edits y: Nicholas there would Sc moth
Ing e t1 complain Of" The New York zs..s 's;':
AVALANCHE OF IMMORAL I1rrRAru.E
That threatens the children, some strong, vitality
wholesome, and really attractive magazine r..
HuH~ HoI ttlcu, Suu NICHOLAS mas reached a
higher Platform, and commands for this service
wider resources In art and letter. than any u IL
predecessors or contemporaries" 10 .:~. y;:~7.Ii
cLEnGYNAN's OPINION.
Rev. c. 8: Robinson, D. D., In an article In the
Sunday Schooi TfMes, on the subject, ssys Of 81,
Ntcho!as, Scribners illustrated Magazine for Boys
and Girls: "A cleaner; pdrer, moro Trustworthy
periodical for children cannot be named, It IL On
the side OF all that is true andgood from beginning
to end" -. -.
In order to place this magazine within the reach
OF ALI the NJlhShpPR tn ,.,,,.k~..
Nov 1875, to Dec. 1879 for 800. :,
Or, for $500, they will send the twelve numbeys
beginning with Nov rs, and either Of the bound
volumes Of s. Nicholas for ~ or rs, the fun price
Of which is 800 Or, for $500 they WIN send 81.
Ncholas as above, and both bound Volumes the full
price OF which Is tll.0O. '.,-.' IL -
Each OF the volumes Is complete In itself: they
are oy al! odds not only the best, but the hand.
so1mest gifts books for children ever issued. 80
ne volumes contain more than 1,5UO octave pa9es
WIN nearly, 900 Illustrations they hsve 1ye
splendid serial Stories besides shorter storias hi
rS9@e. s1 iatiee
eontents to 20 volumes Of ordinary boofs
OF 60oO book pages costing 1000.
Two specimen numbers, With proennactu. ~ fs7s
sent'post pe,d, on receipt OF twenty.l cents.'
Do. 49, 1C@1NER, Il Co..
-" - Broadway u. T.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

The congregation Of the Broad
way Tabernacle Of N. Y. CITY are en-.
deavoring to pay their church debt.
1t amounts to the sum Of 100000.
-. The Rev: Henry Ward Beecber
MI deliver: =! lecture in Boston on
~ 2Qth Inst }. - 80 -:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

From the Report Of tie Commissioner Of Sa..

From ahe Report Of tie Commissioner Of Sta.
hs!,o,. - .!,s2 l., :. 4 81 -. u
Of the now surveyed ST. millions
acres a comparatively small percent
age are pine lands or. irreclaimable
swamps, the main portions of it being
fertile prairies and timber openings
with belts Of hard wood timber Of no
larger extent than required for fuel
and building purposes aud here and
there drainable overaowed lands Of
good quality. The surveyed part
west Of the Mississippi extending
north to the Northern Pacific Rail
road and including the counties of
Becker and Clay embraces over "a
millions Of acres or nearly one half
Of the State. This is one uninterrupt:
ed mass Of excellent prairies, open.
ings and belts Of: hard wood timber,
watered by numerous smaller water
courses and iuterspersed with thou,
sands of beautiful lakes. OF this
vast extent of country only one-half
is as yet included in the acreage in
private hands and less than one.third
in the acreage in farms. Even at
the present ration Of farms to lands
in private hands there is here room
for $4,000 new farms Of the present
average size on the acreage not yet in
private hands or in any way occupied
Add to this number the increase re-.
sulting from the yearly increasing oc-
cupancy Of wild lands in private
hands as farms, from the settlement
Of that large PERCENTAGE Of good
agricultural lands lying north of
Clay and Becker and of the smaller
percentage of arabic lands in the
northeastern part Of the State, and
the number of additional farms of
present average size for which Mime
sofa has suitable lands, will aggre-
gate 100000 to 10000. Consider
the fact that the average size of farms
decreases with the increase in density
Of population allowing q, greater
number of farms on a given area, the
above estimate is rather below than
above the number OF farms of fair
average size, that Minnesota will have
before the supply Of wild agricultur-
al lands is exhausted.
The following table shows the num-
Der Of farms in FIVE western states,
according to the three last U. s.
Censuses
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13
1876.
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PAPER. :; .,,;, e.,
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13
Draxgfn1 Out Existence.

The nervous weakly invalid doc, not, enjoy life,
but merely drags out existence" q the phrase Is.
United for the active pursuits Of life, and incapa-
BILE Of partaking Of its pleasures to which health
alone can give zest; disinclned to social inter-
course and prey to melancholy, the valetudinari-
an is indeed an object pity: Yetthere is nothing
Alternative tonic and nervine, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, which supplies deficient stamina, braces
the nervous system: and Overcomes those bodily
frequently attributable. Diseases of the kidney
and bladder imperfect digestion and uterine troub-
les are fertile sources Of debility. Their eradci-
Hostetters Stomach Bitters are systematically used
fortha: purpose. The Bitters likewise annihilate
febrile complaints Of malarial nature. :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

An elderly female, on being ex.
am'ned before magistrates as to her
place Of legal settlement, was asked
what reasons she had for .upposine
that her deceased husbands settle.
ment was at st. Andrews. The Old
lady, looking at the bench, said, "He
vas born and married there, and they
buried bin there; and if that isn't
settling him there, l don't know what
IT," .~. ,.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

In Burmah if two. married per-
sons are tired Of each others society,
they dissolve partnership in the fol-
lowing touching but conclusive. man.
ner. They light two candies, and
shutting up their hut, SIT; down and
wait quietly until they are burned out;
The one whose candle burns out first
gets up at once and leaves the house
(and forever), taking nothing but the
clothes he or she may have on 1t the
time; all else becomes the property
Of the other parity 2::':::- -. ~ ...'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

The London publishers of Punch
will exhibit a magnificent book case
Of gigantic dimensions at the Centen-
NAL Exhibition. 1t is of exquisite
workmanship in wood, ~ feet square
by % feet high, and will contain the
principal publications Of the exhibit
ors, who invite inspection, and peru
sal by placing over, the entrance
Shakespeare's motto: "Come and take
choice Of all my library, and 50 be-
guile thy sorrow.", .,,:.:; -. t.. j..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13
use. 1860. use 1870,
Popul'n lFar.l
MISC LIANEOCS.

"A convention of the Protestant
foreign missionaries in China is to be
held at Shanghai, May 10.
Corporal punishment in the girls
grammar schools of Boston is now
prohibited.
The cost per capita Of lnstruc-
ton in the Boston common schools is
$3.50 yearly. In Chicago it is $1.52,
and in Cleveland only SO cents
-Dio Lewis says the women of the
country who give encouragement to
1.-THE social glass; are mainly response.
BILE for the prevailing intemperance
Of the men.
The Journal of Education hopes
that some one Of our higher colleges
will soon have an endowed chair for
the theory and practice of teaching.
That is one Of the good things that
the future doubtless has in store.
Two Boston WOMEN have expend-
ed $500 in money, year of time and
nearly all their eye-sight in embroi-
dering flag for the Centennial show.
There are 100000 worth of
shoe pegs made yearly in the United
States, most of them in Massachusetts.
requiring 100000 cubic feet. Of white
birch.
jefferson Davis will sail for En-
rope May I, where he will remain
for six or eight months to promote the
establishment ola direct trade with
cities of the Mississippi Valley.
The Hon. John w. johnson. of
Madison, Wis.,, has given $4,000 to
the State University, the income Of
which is to be used in aiding students
whospeak theSca ..dinavian language.
An English agent representing
capital of s15,0OO,0OO is in Char
lotte, N. c., considering the expedien-
cy Of establishing a smelling furnace
for the treatment Of sulphurets and
refractory ores.
The following rule has been
adopted by the Boston School Commit
tee: 1.-THE morning exercise of all the
schools shall begin with the reading
BY the teacher of a portion >,cript.
ure, without note or comment; and
no other religious exercises shall be
permitted in the Schools"
The Queen of Englaud's paint
ings which will be exhibited at the
Centennial will be guarded constantly
by squad Of policemen. The pict.
ures have been heavily insured in
eight different English companies.
-Barnum says he could pay all
the municipal expenses Of Philadel-
plia, give every poor family barrel
of -four, and lay up half million, if
all the drink money spent in that
city in one year were paid over to
him.
The faIl-length portraits of Pres.
ident Lincoln and Charles Sumner.
painted for the State of South Carroll.
ma by Mr.. William T. Mathews, of
New York, are to be exhibited lat the
Centennial before being sent to their
destination.
IT. T. Megibben. of Paris, Kv..
has just lost the short-horn bull, Sec.
ond Duke Of Oneida, tor which he
paid $4,000 at the New York Mills
sale. The COW, the Duchess of One.
'da' tor which he paid 5000, ha d
died previously.
Some folks are hard to please.
James Pugh, a London wife-killer, was
found guilty Of manslaughter, and
sentenced to penal servitude for life.
"Your Honor" he said, ':isn't it in
your power to inflict the death penal
ty? B" I'd rather be banged"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

"A Portsmouth, N. H., young
man who was inconsiderate enough to
"come in" after he had escorted a
girl home from prayer meeting the
other Sunday evening, was obliged
to stop to family prayers; which came
on very soon, but, when the pious
house holder prayed that "the young
man who, for the time being, is one
Of our number, may be directed tow
ard his Fathers house, he took his
hat and left without ceremony. T., IT,.
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TEE En- TEE:zE 10 81
&~r,f~1x { ,rs4It,yr4 ttr~#4 '3 !" *"""'7" "'& ~ "
.=<,@~s14-.u O r
ST.. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1875.

undersigned
If pos.ib n.,tst
Receiving hands thie and
prompt
odsto dersd enabled
kind
Of farm products and shippers end to'h. nsS
Commission ' "'-''"". "
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
F.: s: s:''
BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1oNERs
''''''''''s '''' ''' BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1orrns
D. D. Merrill & Co. IS Third street.
BOOTS AND SHOES
MANUFACTURERS DEALERS.
Qa0by H'l"eu 81 Robert L. Wharton, 1oe jackson
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER,
E. g. t sas Co., al fsfRr NEW srocx % w rn street.
CHINA, GLASS. AND ouEENswARE "@''
Craig 1artin e6 Third street. Pollock Donaldson
g." CIGARS AND TOBACCO "'"" 80 >'~ ~" "''>
s:;: s e.: .;
Campbell Burbank
/ COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. '' .'''
''''':' "''6'' 10 '"' COMMISSIONS 81 MERCHANTS
@;t:1 Co., ii sis;; VS.: s'
Miner Mccarthy. Fou-.hs -
COAL AND CARBON OIL.
saunders HARRISON, Wholesale los East Sd st.
Deco" " 9th and jackson Dry do o:s'' 4''' Co., 81
:'s, III '' nc til s:.,
n.,o,, . ENGRAVING ON WOOD
'0'>~ ''''''& FANCY GOODS, Notions 10 "''''A""
Hor"ood' 10 rhrd't pleohnsr Bros. ,24 Thirds"
FuRs HIDES WOOL GINSENG, &C.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
an: Sicily E." FIR 81 g 3 Third
honf' &c., P'n0y Groceries, Wholesale Retail. o1h
! HARDWARE AND CUTLERY: :~>"
::st: S' rs N.Y.
| Vim F Mason. 100 Third e., "N'' AM 'AfS
i ~:.: IRON NAILS AND STEEL
LrHoGRAPHlNa AND ENGRAVING" ;r~"*sA
st. Pr sia Lib c S": II; Ezra Publishing sss Co
i LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
e. 1ss Pr; cfss} %
! MACHINERY, MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
J H woosey c., oo Third jackson. '+i"" *"@ "''
j MILLINERY GOODS.
Co., 50 Third Dds;e Burnett.
i ~ PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS
A'er Russell Carpenter, 2 Third Co.. IS Third st.
}! PUMPS AND PIPING
Il J woolsy and Jackson
I SHOW AND PICTURE FRAMES
Chas Bauer, Sc Robert
i sADDLERY AND sADD1ERY HARDWARE
Merehous Ware Is Rooertst Schmidt &C. Rb,r
! - SAFE MANUFACTURERS. liz ,"*"- ." '~- 80.
American Steam Safe ch'trss Hairs
uAcusEs-1 H5 SEss q '1 %dssf Is
Grover m Baker Sewing Machine Co.. les
H.: T.: : g. ;::.:ss ''' Agents "'''*
nshutleand Excelsior Parsons Aes 4s W Third
i """ WINES AND LIQUORS.
s.s s'a s e. =? r 5s PP: s.;s
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B!ur! !'tl ct /: :. Organs !:1 s !
-. The Model Reed ORGANS Of Amertc..

These instruments have attained a popular
ity unparalleled in the, annals Of tie organ
trade. The inventor, Mr.. Burdett, has de-.
voted oyer q quarter of "a century to the
Improvement Of reed organs; beginning.
with the original device, SO modifying its
ordinary form and developing it's latent
riches az to- bring the: Burdstt MP to it,
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