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uoaR Anti CATHOLIC MOVEMENTS.

| However, he gave a reply to . special in
| terpellation on this subject by M. do Mar
cere. who wanted to know all about the or
ganiEation of the Catholic Cercles, and what
they were doing. M. Dufaure stated that
| he had requested the Minister of Justice to
look into the matter and see whether the
present status of those and similar aocieties
was not contrary to the law. M. German
Case told NJ. Dufaure that he intended to
| move for leave to put q question to the
of the law in reference to religions associa.
tons. This Interpolation will be aimed
specially at the Jesuits, and will form
second phase of the war against Catholic
ism undertaken by the majority in the new
Chamber. eAnother manifestation of its
factious tendencies ia that it has just in
validated the election of a Legitimist de-
putty, NJ. de Lucnge while it has confirmed
the elections of all the Repu blican members
without one exception.
THE BUDGET COMMISSION.
This board, of which NJ. Gambet;a is
chairman, has been working hard of late,
and losing no opportunity of showing it's
hatred for every thing Catholic. The other
day it passed a resolution that is the exact
counterpart of the one adopted by the
Municipality OF Paris, in reference to the
charitable societies from which all grants
made by the city were withdrawn. A
promise was given by the Government to
the National Assembly to raise the stipends
of certain parish priests from 900 to 600
francs (f40). 1t is needless to remark that
f36 per annum is an insufficient sum for
the support of the greater number of par.
ish priests. The miserable addition of "a
a year more was promised, but the credit
asked of the Chamber on this head, amount
ing to 200 600 francs has been refused by
the Commission over which NJ. Gambetta
presides. The House will no doubt take
the same view of the matter, aud there is
reason to fear that our new legislators will
adopt q similar course with regard to
every act or engagement of their prede
cessors that was in any way favorable to
religion.
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IEEL1ND as II IS IN 1876.

The population of ireland In the middle Of
the year 1876 Ia estimated by the Registrar
General ~ {, BY 416.
The total of registered births over all Ire
land, on an average of five years. ID IA 99S per
annum. The highest birth rate 10 in the County
Kerry, where the annual percentage estimated
from the number registered in the quarter, Is
80 for every 600 of the Formulation; The lowest
is in Meath, which is only 81 per Thousand.
OF registered marriages, the total number
throughout Ireland in the year 1875 was "a ,2o6.
OF theee 16 6S8 we're celebrated bet ween Roman
Catholics, which ia one marriage out of every
243 of the Roman Catholic population; and
1871 were between Protestants, which is at the
rate of one marriage for every 1862 of the Pro-
teSfant population.
As to deaths the annual nnmber in Ireland on
an average of five years, is "a .751 The highest
annual death rate il in the County Dublin,
whore it amounts to 81 out of 900; the lowest
is in Sligo, where it is only thirteen in thou
sand.
During the FIRST quarter of 1876 no less than
1872 have emigrated from Ireland, of whom
4,O67 were males and Cos females This is
country in the CORE spending quar- ter of the pre-
cedng year. The tide of emigration, though
not chopped, is, we infer, very considerably
checked, mainly owing TO the prevalence of
bad times for the working population in the
United States.
As to the price of provisions. the Registrar
Generals return records the Dublin prices. In
the first quarter of 1864 the average price of
oatmeal in the Dublin market was lis per cwt |;
in the first quarter of 1876 the average price
was los I'd per cwt. Potatoes, at the same time
twelve years ago, sold from SIS Cd to IS Sd per
cwt; they sold, at the same time in the present,
from 3s 4d to As lid. Beet, which then sold
per owt from sis Cd to Gas Cd, sells now from
Sos Cd to 20, Sd. The Alb loaf, which then sold
at Cd, sells how for I'd. In speDkiDg of the
difference in the cost of living between the
past and the present, facts so interesting and
SO accurate as these should be constantly kept
in view.
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PARTINa-Men seldom appear so humane,
or in a position 80 advantageous to their
humanity, as when they part. How few
friends are there who endure protracted
separation without some abatement of
warmth, or meet, by appointment, without,
some precautionary apxieties, or continue
together long without some accidental dis
contents; but none in any degree entitled
to that character, ever part without much
regret Even the cheerful and social are
noS always exempt from those momentary
perturbations with which selfshness chills
the pulse, or controversy overheats it.
lust point of it's affections, and though it's
polarity is never lost, it ID seldom steady.
Yet even the petulant, the irritable, and
the more generous of the resentful, lose all
unfriendiiness as they pass away from each
other,-sighing at conversation which
perhaps they may have mutually desired.
The last shake of the hand is sufficient to
dissipate a hundred grievances. There are
then no reproaches which We can recall be-
side those against ourselves.
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SAVINGS BANK,

&c.. Camp Street.
Open daily from 10 NJ to Pr. NJ. and on Gaturssy
evenings from to 6, only to receive deposits.
Deposits Of fifty (5o) cents and upwards received.
Interest allowed at the rate of six Per cent %
annum. No interest allowed for o period lcso tAaa
three months.
On the lat Of January and the lat Of July Of sa.a
year interest will be calculated the Of ok p,
cent and will be paid placed to the credit Of Tie
depositor-
Deposits will be paid on demand. a rule In UHitoA
States currency legal tenders the Bank rssorytn
tho right to demand thirty days notice Of withdrawal
JOHN HENDERSON. President
VIM. J. CASTELL Vice Presdsna
J. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
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TEETHI TEETH TEEIn
GREAT ~ REDUCTION
k3o-GOLD AND PLATINUM SETS-$N
Uoual charge, 500 ~
sIb-ALUMIIIUM AND OTHER MATEtAAhoN<@
Usual charge, $50
S2-GOLD FILtINGS-S2
UsuAl charge, % avn ryurKNR
Sl-SHVER, AMAL9AM AND G4uAhOheS'S
FILLINGS-S.
Usual charge, p.
DIR. G. A. BETANCOURT, .,,.
173 st. Joseph st., bet. Camp and St' CnSl''7
New Orleans, La, ,., Nth
Offers to insert sets of Teeth At the ABOVE PSA'0f
or without the extraction of the roots; ,o TIA a.
warrants the purity Of all materiaS g a ~ e
ting of plates, stability and dur0tlon " NS
paid the highest prioeo. ,-..d hv means
ExtraetionS and other operations
Of anRsthetic Rents. ToOthache CURED ivIT5l IL
Consultation gratis.
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r OUISTANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
4. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
DIRECTIONS.
Eo C0NERY FREDERICK WING,
n n KRLLER, W. II. THOMAS,
w. b. SCHMIDT. JAMES JACKSON,
E. @. PALMEE.
This Bank insures against loss by BURGLAR
THIEVES and FIRE at low rates.
Deposits Of FIFTY CEETS and upward received,
and SIX Per Cent allowed PAYABLE Jan at and July 1s
Ia capftal character of its Directors
zoe wi lIS IS ~ JOHN Is. WALTON, 0Ashisg
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ONE NATION WITH Two GOVERNMENTS.
The Republican platform begings by stat
ing that Z" the United States of America is
nation, not league" and adds in the next
article, that "the Republican party has
preserved those governments" described
as the Nation al and the State. Here remarks
the Boston Post, lie one nation, then, with
two governments. A very slight dip into
the Federalist will inform the authors Of
this muddled conception that the Constitu-
ton ia Federal as well as National. And q
mere fash of reflection will shsw that IN
less there had previously been States there
could have been no nation. But none of the
States supposed that in creating nation
they were destroying themselves.
They framed the Federal Government
for certain specified purposes. but by no
means for all purposes. Aud so far as
we are a nation, it is by virtue of that
Federal Government, which on its face il
government of limited powers. The Re
publican insanity is that the local govern
ments crG subordinate even where they d.
NOT come into conflict with the general one
| The simple cause of the imperishable vital
ity of the Democratic party is that it hold
the doctrine of limited general govern
ment. Republication would use it fo
teaching school, furnishing food, operatin
railroads and making private fortunes
" within the party"
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIaUoRs, ETc.
NEUTRAL SPIRITS.

NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
lam Rectifyine and intend keeping hand q very
pure article, en- tirely devoid of Havor.
Besides the Choicest and Medium qualities OF
French and Domestic BrandieS,
I have on hand very choice IRISH WHISKY, also
the choicest of SCOTCH WHISKY, pure old Bourbon
and BYE wbiskies, with all the medium qualities q
Whiefy FAMILY BITTERS draught equal II
not superior amy of the bottled and at less than half
The price. Holland Gin Schnapps draught, better
tbSn the bottled Jarnaica Rum KruR Champagne,
Cordals and every kind Of goods in my line at the
very prjces- 1t would be wei! to call before
buyIp9 . Elsewhere. EDW. BURKE,
myiem 1874, lss and l92 Tchouptoulas street.
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II T. LAwLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT

TT
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
75 IT, TO- 81 and 81 date New Levee) near
Poydraa, New Orleans,
FOR SALR
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUOB.
A Good supply Of the following articles always on
hand:
PORK, BACON LARD FLOUR, -
CORN, OATS, BRAN. HAY, CORNMEALt
POTATOES, ONIONS. BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETC .
Cash Advanced All Consignments mot periShablel.
Shipmenta Advanced On, Must Be Insured In My Open
Policy. 90.
Personal Attention Devoted to All Business Entrusted
to Ny Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution of your commando, in the acEnow
edRment receipt and advice of sale Of copdgn
| ments and in remittinR net proceeds accompanied
| with account Gales -,
| All orderD for Western Southern Produce hlled
promptly ct tho lowest market rates. Ratisfaotior
always guaranteed, mnission charged for ezeoT
| tins orderO for goods which may have hand, fu1
| commission charged for selling all consGnmente.
| COnsiRnments and Orders are respectfully solicited
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DRAINAGE FOR LoUIsIANA.-In the Farmers
YJndicator DIR. D. L. Phsres takes the position
that the levee system in Louisiana lie next
thing to failure, aud that the only way of
perm anently benefting the bottom lands along
the Mississippi is to clear ont all the bayous
and channels through the swamps, giving the
waters . chance to run IS they wish to the
Gulf He aida:
A proper system of drainage has, in it, tho
posi- biliSy of producing, on one. third Of the
tweuty-uine millions aores of lands in Louisi-
ana, Sufficient food for twice the present poPu-
| lation of the whole United States or moro
| than twice as much cotton IS lie now made in
| the entire world-enough to clothe the inhab-
itants of the earth or forty million tons OF
hay, with wool, mutton, pork, beef, poultry,
horses, etc, in countless quantity aud number
of fifteen million hoGsheadS of sugar, and
twice a. many barrels of nOlasses or Q dozen
other possibilities a. great, with unlimited var
ieties and quantities Of fab, flowers, fruits and
vegetables thrown in.
The capabilities of the Mississippi river deltI
were never equSlled by ancient Egypt, nor an!
other regions on earth, except the plains o
= Doural in the ancient province OF bAbyionta
That engineer of superior genius and rar
Judgment, Alexander the Great, promptly pei
= ceived that the region around his new capita
' needed Just what Louisiana now needsi aud q
. at once set about q magnificent system
= drainage.
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DIkICTOkB3
John Henderson, James Hagan.
Patrick Irwin, DR.. W. a Bertholes
p. +, Herwig, @ II. HyamA,
D. MoriaHty. William Hart,
Thomas Smith, VIM. J. Casten,
John MeGinty, Thomas Marley.
John Henderson, Jr, John T, Gibbons,
John g. RYAN Thomas Gilmara,
J. B. Sinnott, P. Dryer,
Thomas KING, John McCaArey,
Emile Gauche, William Dillon,
George MeCloskey, William J. Kelly
R. M O'Brien William Conway,
oe3 rs " NJ. Garvey.
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You should never tell a man he lies.
Simply remark that he is guilty of hete.
rophemy and drop the subject-if he'll lei
you.
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CELEBRATED
For Style. Durability and Cheapness.
COGAN'S

CUSTOM MAOH OLOIHINOJ
From the newest patterns in Spring and Sumzaep
CloShs have just made up TOR Mems,
Youths and BoyS' wear.
New Styles in Suits IN Cloths, Dagonas, Tweeds and
French FIaunele
New Styles In Coats in Cashmere Monair Merino and
Alpaca.
New Styles In PaDts in light and dark colors Fancy
Plaids and Stripes
New Styles in Vests. in Diagonal. Duck and Mar
selles
All Of Clothing being cut and made in the house
By class TaiOrs good. stysh hs can DO depended
every instance aud prices heretofore, WILL
FEW OF OUR PRICES -
Neat CASHMERE SUITS, from 90 to Sl4
Elegant DIAGONAL SUITS, from Si3 to SO 50.
Drees BLACK SUITS, from SIS to e2l.
Square Out SACK COATS, from IS to 60
Prince Albert FROCR COATS from ss to SlA
Black Cloth FRoCK COATS. from g to SI5
Alpaca FROCKS and SACKS, from % to e5.
ST. lish CASHIERS PANTS, from % rs to g.
Black DOBSKIN PANTS from "a to 80 SO.
Fine JEANS PANTS from 81 SO TO S2 10
Fashionable DRESS VESTS. from 81 50 to ~ 50.
Boys' SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS, from e 80 to SlS
Also, q special line Of Imported CLOTHS, DlASO-
NAILS etc from which measures taken TO ordeR'
ct equally low prices.
Look out for the name,
COGANS CLOTHING HOUSE,
lsCsaal street,
Between the Customhouse and the River.
Open until O'Clock p n on Sunday te1Ixo y
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MACHINERY-FoUN OERS-ETC.
ToR SoR9o AND SUGA AR
L CANE.
The only recognisad and
ards in Cane Machines a'e the
Cook Evaporation
AND THE
Victor Cane Mill.
There are Of those Machines
OVER 1000 IN USE.

FIRST PREMIUM AT 100 STATE FAIRS.
All attempts thus far to equal those unrivaled Ma
chimes other trivanoeo have eignally failed on
trial Planters can't afford to risk crops OF Cane on
hight weak, unfinished Mills that break or CHOKE or
common pans kettles that do second olags work
and only half enough 1t that The SORGO HAND
BOOK and PRICE LIST sent free.
BLYMYER MANUFACTURING co.
66t and 694 West EigAth street Cincinnati: u,
Manufaoturora Of Cane Machinery, steam Engines,
Corn CIashers Farm, School and Church Bells
iyS5 2mA
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NEW YORK CATHOLIC AGENCY,
81 Barclay Street, New York.
THOMAS D. EGAN------ -----. PTcprscs0T'
This Agency possesses unequallsd facilities for sup
plying Clergymen, Religious Societies, Schools NeWs-
dealers and private individuals with all the
Standard and Latest Publications
Of this country and Europe and all goods sold or
manufactured. Also with pamphlets on THE
SCHOOL QUESTION" etc., etc,
subscriptions received and advertisements inserted
in any respectable Paper, JOarnal or Magazine.
All Ordera will DO carefully and promptly Allied and
ct publishers dealers prices mhl2n
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tbs Bank Will receive Savings Deposits in
Sims Us low Is One Dollar. and issue Pass
Books for the same: VIII issue Time and Call
Certificates Of DEPOSIT. and receive Commercial
Deposits CT omen account subject or draft On
demand; Will pay interest on Time Certificates
and Savings Uepos.ts: buy aud sell exchange
On New York. Canada a-E San Francisco.
Currency and bullion bouEat and sold. Make
collections. lean money, and discount COM
mercia! paper.
Agents f5r the folIowic- Co-np2nics:-F -eT.ch
Insurance CaTpu ration. WestCheste-of New orr,
Traders OF Chicago, Citlze rs q Newark, Frank
In Of 81. Lo-is, Globe OF Chicago and CONNER
ufa1 T-1t1r. Assurance Company Of London.
,i.1EGE T;FI.Y, President.
Ttsr. J.. 11CINIJsEI. Vice P-est.
GEO. =. HIlL, Cashier.
-o-fatF
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
F1oR An IHCURABLE CaSE..
Dr. 1e Rieisau's


After ten years Of trial onthts coast, Las prove.
Itself the only curative in certain CiAe"
diseases pronounced by medical praetli."lf-- .7
iucurable.
DR.. lie Richcu's Golden Balsam No. }
Cures ChgnCres. first and second stages 50,
on the Legs or Body. Sore lars, Iycs. Nose. ..
Conper-cOlGred BI0tC5eE. SyphI!str Gaia
Diseased scalp, and all the primary forms a.
the disease known as SyphiI's. tti'e. - icy
bottle, or two fCT 50.
DIR. - Rfchau's Golden Bnlsam 30 p
Cures Tertiary. Ne-Cur.al, Sypuiiluc iarHi' "
tism Baius in the Bones. Back Of tie y. B..
liberated Sore Throat, SyrhiAtc Rash, EIt rs
and Contracted Cores, stiffness of he il4'N
and e-aiiCateS all diseases from the system
whether caused by indisretion or al'Usa -,
raercury-Ieaving the blood pure and '| a3;F+,
Price 5 per bottle, or two for -.
DIR. lie Ricbau's Golden spanish
AnIidose.
Fer the cure Of GoroThea. Glest. lrrltstl y,
C-avrl, snd al Urinary or Genital GisafTa-.s.
ment4. Price. 3 50 ner bottle
DR.. lie Richau's Golden Spanish
Injection.
wash and Injection for ssvnr" cases Of Con
orrhea Iafiam-aatoty elect. ~-~ic-"-os. aHa o..
diseases Of the Kidneys an Bladder. t'r. p
81 80 per bottle.
Also, Agents for Dr. lie RichGu's
Golden Pills,
For Seminal Weakness. Night Omissions, I'm.
potency. and ali diseases arlslrE from N-st'.-
baton and excessive abuses. Price g --.
bottle The genuine GcLDEE BALssN is Tur
only IL round bottles, Or receipt O.; it'....
tlese medicines VII Lr sent 70 all parts OF '.''
country. by express OF mail, securely paClf :
and Tree from observation. sole Agents. c. g..
RICHARDS x CO, wholrsale sid rltsil c~---.
aists and chemists, southwest corner Of C-..-
and Eansone streets san Francisco, Cal.to1. g.
GESlJ-iY =
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And in accordance with law an an order Of
the Board Of Trustees made On the 9Th day 81
JE .arv. 1878. 50 many sksres Of each parcel Of
such stock as may b. necessary Will b. sold q
publ. auction, 81 the Office q the company,
near cC--2e- Carson and Second streets, Carson
CITY. Nevada. On FRIDAY, AHtIL Yin, 1875. ~
the HOAX Of ! 2. ". Of sclu day, n TT SAD ao-
liuquent assessment thereon, tOg. her Win costs
y atfve-tlsiuu and expenses oT tHe sale
{. :. MOTT. secretary.
Cf1ra near conner Carson -1l second streets,
Carson City, Nevada. AAl6lawiW
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Il ond Judicial DistTi-t, IL and for Crlnshy
County, State OF Nevada. In the matter OF Tie
estate of William +. Wilson, decoased.-rur-
suant 10 an order of the said Court made tU
the 18th day of March, 1876, notice is hereby
given that MONDAY, THE EIAST DAY uF
MAY 1916, at 10 oclccl, \. II. Of the said DAY,
at tie Courtroom Of said Court, has been ap-
pointed for hearing the petition Of VIM. j.
1h0Tingtoa, praying for an order that the al
llinistrator and administrative Of said estate
mag be authorized by said Court 10 make con
veysnce to said petitioner OF Z certain town lot
lying and being in the City Of Carson, County
and State aforesaid, to wit: Lot No. Q and west
l. feet OF Lot No. 10 in block No. A., in Mus4-
cr's division of said Carson City; at which time
and place all persons interested therein may
appear and contest the same by filing their Oh
jections in writing.
T.J, EDWARDS, Clerk,
March %, 1s7f
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UCK'S FLORAL GUIDE.
Choice Flower and Garden
SEEDS.
Strawberries ans. Peaches

rTEVT eP~S BS E:.Ir-!
~ 1-a-:s Of lie newest and Hnest improved
so-ts, carefully packed and prepaid, by mail
Nv collection OF Strawberries took the Erst
premium, fg.. lie best collection at the great
baZ. II the atsssacr-zes EaExi CT lIlrai SoCi-
.rv. in Boston ias- season. ] Grov nearly 1C1
varieties, tie NEST complete collection IN tie
country, including eli lie new, large American.
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive Gaia
J5-.,e- rats ~ nal sl5o Bib=, TE.i:s Tres,
Roses. Evergreens. Twe1tJ-fiye pGck-,5 Gar
den or sIoy,rI seed, 81 by nal
C. c., The rue Cape Cod Cranberry. best
Q. sort for upland, io5lel-a, o. garden, by
mail. prepaid 81 PEI 100. 3 er 1860
wholesale catalogue 20 the trade. Agents
wanted.
Is. II. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries ard Seed TarehoGse,
Plymouth. Mas.
Established lei2. m1!ins
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SHER!EE7S SALE.

DF VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND
Z ? Order of Sale issued ont OF and under the
seal Of the Honorable Second Judicial District
Court, in and for OrTnsby County, State of Ne
vaGa, on 4 Judgment obtained therein on the
24th day Of February. 4. D. 1876. and attested
on the Cd day of March. Il. D. 1876, in favor OF
John Kelly and against James Duffy for the
sum OF 81, sos 20-lG0, with interest on $1,000
thereof from February 24th, A. D. 1876, until
paid and on the sum Of S69S 2O-l60 thereof st
ten per cent. per annum until paid, and for
costs OF suit taxed at SOL co, together with the
sum of s. 65-iCG Clerks accruing costs, and ali
costs which may accrue by advertising. Sheriff
fees etc, counsel fec Of 1882 S6-lG0 included IL
the Judgment, and to me directed, command
ing me to sell according to law certain real
property hereafter described TO satisfy the above
demands all in gold coin of the United States;
and in pursuance thereto have levied upon
AID will expose at public auction n front OF
the Court House door in Carson City, Ornsby
County, State o. Nevada, on SATURDAY, THE
25th DAY OF MARC8, A. d. 1876, between the
hours of :. 81. and P. ~, to VIII, at o clock
P NJ al the right, title, interest or claim OF
the defendant James Duffy Of, in ana 10 the
following described real property, as set out il
said decree, to wit: Lots Nos. /, ,, and 4 in
block 10. % OF 3iusser's Division Of Carson
City. Ornsby County, Nevada, together with
the improvements thereon.
s. t. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson City, March Sd, 1876.
RoBT. NJ. CLAR1E. Plaintiffs Attorney.