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aud because they won't vote tor Gov.
Hayes, we must. That sort OF logic
dont prove much. 10 my mind. say to
these Illinois Republicans, II Mr.. Hayes
IS the best man in the country for prtsi-
dent, why didn't your delegates al Gin.
cinnati vote tor hins iou tried to nom.
mate Jim Blaine. II he is The best man
for the presidency III that party, why
didn't YOU ask for his nomination: lie
was nominated only after the strong men
had struggled and were unable 10 noini.
nate themselves. rhcu they turned
and nominated Mr. Hayes. lie
was the mere accident of that CON
vcntion. Let Us SIZE about the re.
beis coming mo power la this free
country II IS the policy OF our government
that the utmost liberty shall lie exercised
and allowed its citizens. This attempt On
the part of uIese political leaders. to
arouse and excite the preiudices OF the
people, Is lust us dangerous and lust as
likely to lead To absurd consequences as
The policy OF the south before the war.
Don't you rccollect. when Mr.. Lincoln
was a candidate for the presidency. thc
southern people said: "lou elect Mr..
Lincoln, aud We will break up the union. =
those of us that voted for Lincoln did so
with pistol at our heads. Now these
gentlemen, think. are troubled Within
same sentiment, ! rccollcct that Bob
lngersoll--l say Bob lngersoll. | mean
Col. inecrsoll the great epilcptre orator
OF the Republican party. as the Chicago
Times calls him, heard him then dc
nounclng the election of Lincoln i'm terms
just rs violent rs he now denouuceS the
ELECTION OF Iilden. recolcct INV friend
Gen. Logan. went over this country de-
nouncing Lincoln in the iierccst possible
terms, and he told VS. of the terrible mis-
cries that would follow his election. Most
of these Republican leaders were Just as
violent against Lincoln as they are against
Tildcn They have right to change Of
course. say when they have been com.
PEELED 10 turn their backs on their own
prophcsics | am constrained 10 say that
my faith in them as prophets is great
deal shaken. DO YOU rccOlcct how IN
gersoli bounces through his old party
friends!
In concluding his remarks. GOV. Palmer
advised his hearers to vote according to
their honest convictions. There. he said.
was where the safety lay tor the country.
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Th- 10 Ter "a It.ye- Of humanity concur
with toe mItcIia' intrrc,ts oi all ia requir-
ia. that every obstacle be removed TO 4
complete aud durable reconciliation hc-
tween kindred population, once unnatur-
ally e.tTangei Oh the basis recognized by
the 1t. Louis platform, OF the constitution
Of the United State, with its amendments
universally accepted a. final settlement
Of the contrOver. e. which engeudcred civil
war" But, 10 aid OF = result 30 beueiiceDt,
the moral influence Of ever good citiZen, as
well a every goyerum ntal authority,
ought 10 be eXeTted, not alone 70 maintain
their just equal ty before he Nv, but like
wise 10 establish a cor III tr lternity and
good vii among cit zeu.. Whale or there
race OF cCiOI, who are Low united in the
% destiny OF a common seli-gOyeTnmeI..
O the Guty shall be assigned TO me, ! should
not fail 10 exercise The powers with which
the laws and tue Constitution Of our coun-
try clothe its chief magistrate, to protect all
its citizens, whatever their {, rmer cOndi.
ton, in every political and personal night.
i From samuel j. Iilden's letter OF acceI-
lance.
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How To Maize Money.

We VIII state that tue surest, best and
speedie.t way to multiply and increase"
Is to call at No. II Wal street, sew loIk,
and consult with Alex FrOth. ngham a Co,
These gentlemen, who have lOng been
Identified with the history and Affairs of
Wall street. are unusually skilled in none
tary ahurs, and in everything appertaining
10 speculation, are un~NCe,lcd for ability
ana y efficiency. IL mas al-o he said that
OF the many Brokers in that city they are
not only the most popular. tut also the
most successful, best patrOnlZed and most
widely known in or near the Vicinity OF
Wall Street
Among the customer, OF the house OF
Alex rockingham * 60 are some Of our
leading and representative citizens, who
are mainly Indebted 10 the labors Of this
urn Tor much OF the wealth they now enjoy.
During the long and successful eXper-
lence OF Messrs. Alex. rockingham 4 Co.,
IN inns cily they have earned for themstl ,es
an enVlablc reputation for honesty, integ-
fity AMI faith, aud ENJOY IA business almost
colossal Ia its proportions. Ia fact, the
amount OF business done by this house in
The course OF year is something wonder
fu, ana often forms the subject of com
ment. II needs buta visit to their spacious
oitices in Wall street 10 prove the t;ulh OF
The above st=tement.
How they manage to convert el0 to $50
go 10 40, $40 into $50, and SO on, is "a
secret which they alone can explain; hut
that they SUCCEED in doing 70 i, fact too
well known 10 admit Of doubt, II you
won.d safely 6nd probably invest your
money, do not hesitate to favor this firm
with your cash ard confidence. That by 80
doing you Will reap an abundant reward.
the experience OF thousands OF our best
citizens attest. The necessity Of taking
such course in these times of tottering
banks aud financial stringency must be APP
parent to tie most indifferent and careless
observer.
Messrs' Alex. rockingham & Co, are
prepared to invest money TO any amount in
the best securit'es, aud la every iransnc.
ton in which they may be engaged guar.
antco entire satisfaction TO those who homo.
them with their patronage.
III Send for their Explanatory Circular
and Weekly Reports, which they mail free
10 all who desire them.--FjOdR ~ J. Ne
poifs. 04A0rR III 1919. 7-lS-e0d3m@
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Senatorial District Ticket.

While much may be accomplished 10y
these methods, it might encourage delusiNe
expectations If withhold here the exp cs-
sion of my conviction that no reform of the
civil service In this country will be COM
pletc and permanent until it chief magis-
trate is consli,uticnally disqualified for re-
election; experience having repeatedly
exposed the futiiity Of self-imp0sed restric-
ton. by caniidates or incumbents.
Through tbi, solemnlty only can he be e.
fectually deiiyerci from his greatest temp,a-
ton 10 misuse the poaer and patronage
with wJicl the Executive is necessarily
charged.-IFrom samuel J. Tilden's letter
Of acc rance,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the Uni;cl states, for IA,
No ~!
IT, the matter Of Michael Hebron & Pcrrar,l
We'll, baukrupts
Notice H. hereby given that q petition has been
lied in said court by said Michael Hebron ana,
Ber.-srd We'll Of Cairo, in the county Of Alex
andcr, in said district, duly declared bank l.lpt~
under the act OF cDngTes3 al N Ich 2fd lsGT
for a dizchargc and certificate tLercor from An
their debts and other claims pToVubie under .ail
act, ana that the 18th dag Of october -. 1T
CcN en O'Clock a. IN i as- gned for the hearing
Of the same by the said court, aI he United
states Court room ia the city Of Springfield
when and where all creditors of said bank uut
aud all other persons in Interest, may attend and
she" cause, i amy they have, way the prayer 81
GLO. l.. BOWEN, Clerk
Linegar Lanslan, attorney for petitioners.
DATED Springfield, III, Sept. j., \. II. ISIS
S-AU-iWau
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ThL III LLEIIS EsIsBLIsHMEST
FOX SALE.

| am anxious 10 go Cut OF the newspaper
and printing business INTO another bust
ness, and therefore offer the whole BULLE-
TN Printing Northumberland
types, buildings, and good will Of The
newspaper and job oiilce-lor sale upon
The easiest Kind Of terms. This news
paper and job printing establishment il
the best appointed one m southern Hi
Gois, and Is moncy-making concern.
Any one who wishes TO engage in Inc
business will Ind this 10 he an excellent
opportunity.
Inquire at the HrLlrIIs Office, 81 Mr.
T.. A. Burnett.
Oct. 90. 1876 ions II. OIErLs.
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u0rtgagec's sale.

WHEuEAs, Maria Roberts. of the COUNT Of
Alexander and state of lhinOis, hy her certain
trust Geet, or sale mortgage, duly executed nc
knoTlelged and dcliyeret bearing date the 18Th
dUy OF August, \. - IslG and recorded in th,
hecordCr's Office Of Alexander county, ia the
state of Illinois, ia book Of sale mortgage. II
page 80, did convc. unto Or~cmas Gretulcy as
trustee all tde following described urclnl-.-
situated IN the county Of Alexander aud state II
Illinois to-wit The southwest fractional part
0i section twenty-five TO, township .,yt nietn
%. range two % west; also the southeast ffac-
lon5i part Of section tWenty--IN co, In town
ship seventeen ~. III range two tgJ wet To .s-
cure the pay fnent of % promissoT, note Tor the
-ufn Of one hundred AMI stats Eight dollar, cr-
e,ufed by the said Maria Rob1Ft- and uayui.lt to
the order 81 the san Orsenas aietuiey aud
Whriea-, II IL provided ia AMI by SAID trust
decd that in case Of default In the pay mcnt Of
the SAID prpml-sury note, or am part thereof.
according e. the tenor aad eject II .aiI note
then, on application Of the legal holder 81 said
note. II should aud might lie lawful for the an
dersls ell DI-cIHIs Ire-nley to sell and di-pD-r
u the 5ad premise. and all the right. title. ben
thi, aud equitf OF redemption Of said Maria
Roberts. or her heirs uud assigns therein at Dui.-
liC auction. ut tee west door Of the caur, house
n III" city Of Cairo, in the county OF Alexander
ana ~tHte ci Illinois, for me highest aud best
price Tie same " al bring ia cash aier havihg
advertised such sale thirty days in any nc,v.ul-
Per "a; that time published In the -aid city 81
CAIRO. ana 10 make, execute. and deliver to Tie
purchaser OF purchasers at such sale. ro-d ard
sufficient deed or deed. Of cOEycyanc. for th.
pfefnlses sold. and out of the proceeds OF such
sale 10 pay all costs and expenses incurred, 300 al.
vertFing and selling said premises. including
Attorney fee, also The principal aad interest
on said netr, ana, where's, dAI4nli h4s ht.u
MAZE IN tue payment Of the suiN role. ur1uefl,I
and interest; now. therefore, public notice -
hereby RVer, that IN Pursuance Of sid sale
mortgage, ami toy virtue of the power and au-
thority to me- granted IN aud by the same, and
~ virtue ~ The statute Oi the state the Under
Aligned. WI. on Friday. the 18Th day Of Nov A.
ID, 1919, al q" clock, y M, At wet door ofthr
cUur, house, in the city OF Cairo SCH and -Io-r
al in a frat-.
gage deed described, and oil ther eht, title BEN
eft AMI equity o. redemption Of the said Maria
Roberts, her heirs or assigns therein u public
auction, for the highest and bcst price the sam.
Will bring IN cash.
oRSEMAS CREESLEY. Mortgage.
LlNkOAR LAS,DEN. Atpylpr Mortgage.
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PAY THE REBEL DKBI.h

Well, that would be IA terrible calamity.
The payment OF the rebel debt: OF
course, that don't mean the payment tor
emsncipated slayes, tor ! have shown
that the constitution prohibits that. Ii
don't mean the payment or the assum-
ton OF debts contracted by the states in
support OF the rebellion, or the consti-
tuition prohibits that. II means the pay
ment Tor property destroyed by the
army. know that if You were TO COM
mence that you might work tor 20 years
and you could not pay the amount de-
stroyed by our armies in the southern
states. because they were literally plowed
up. Their cities were devastated by fire,
their plantations were ravaged by arm es.
and their HOUSES were burned. IL would
be like paying for the losses occasioned
by sickness on this continent tor twenty
years past. Gen. Logan and Mr.. Blaine
and these gentlemen say II Tilden IA
elected, we will have to do II. or course
nobody ever believed that, at least /
never did. heard Gen. Logan at
springfield. and saw man trembling
for fear OF this great burden. Ii was a
good sort OF a man that loaned twenty
dollars to about seven years ago, and he
has never paid 1t YET, and never will.
Laughter and cheers. He was the
worst frightened man saw there. IRE
newed laughter. l remembered very
well the effort the general had made In
regard TO the payment OF the rebel debt.
! understand in q speech he made here
he m' IA 1oned II fact That had allude 1
TO 1t, and he did Il In not very compli.
mentary way. The general was little
oht OF temper while discussing tli. queS
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We denouace the Resumption cl1pse
If the act Of 1873, and ace here de-
aand It's repeal.-Nat,onui Demoratic
Platform.
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Sc lehea he fruits " ,Rdasty are
gathered for the use Of tie toiiers, hat
hey are MT 'easiod by he profigocy
fraud or pccuiatioH Of yor prJic
ogeats.-GOr. Ttllca.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
pVTsypENTIAL ELECTORS +,

AT LARGE,
VIM. j. ALLEN, Of jackson county.
VIM f. COoLBUAGH, Of Cook county.
ny DISTRICTS,
Ist s't-Thomas Hoyne.
I'd % s. s. Hayes,
ID -Arno Voss,
18th 4" -Thos b Coulter.
9TH w. c. Green,
eth Z" James B. Eckels,
tn q" Geo B. Martin,
sth I" &C. w. B flock,
9Th " L w. James,
10th 4" J. w. Davidson,
18th " w E. Ewing,
18th 90 Charles A Keycs,
18th Z" @ A Roberts,
lIth %. B. Ficklin,
18th u" r. N Bishop,
10th =" j ]. Phillips.
18th " C A. Walker,
18th - j. p. johnson
18TH d" j. m. Crebs.
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Some Pointed Remarks about SenB-
tor John 4 Logan.
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PALMER ON LOGAN.

I>Gov. ~ VI. Palmer AZ Lexington.
1tItuOts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08
Also, Agents for Dr. L. Ri,hau'>
Golden Pills
70 THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES
/ SFH REMEDIES :
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARH
q go, L S...-t
G23 hearEy stree

sal Fra.cis.o. Ie-2t-.-Lea l. 1851, fer the
Treatment Of = xual and N,l...nGi diseases such
Is GoHorrhea. Gleet, otriyt..t, syphilis il
IL :ori-s, seminal "eaEus -. lmpo:c:-cy, etc
skin diseases OF years standing ana -ceratrd
Ii - successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Semina Emissions, the cy:s-e!ueIce Q: self
abuse: THIS solitary vice, ~ Ceprayed sexual
indulgence, Is pIacticcd by the youth OF both
sexes TO all almost unlimited extent, producing
with uuerc!lE certainty, the following train Of
morbid pt0.Hs, unless CULIbatci by sCleItl-
.ic medical measures, VIZ: SallOw counter
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain III THE
head, ringing i'll the ears, noise like the rusiiIE
oI leaves and rafting Of cAariots, uneasinsss
about the loins, weakness OF the limbs, conf
SD vision, blunted intellect, loss q confidence,
di!kdence in approaching strangers, dislike TO
form new acquaintance, disposition to shUU
society, loss of memory, hectic Pushes, piInIies
and various erIptloIs about the faces, furrrd
to.gue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption.
night sweats mononlania aud freq III INSANITY.
II relief be not obtained, should apply iillae-
diatei- either in person or by letter, and have
cure effected by his new aud scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails Of ef-
fecting a quick and radical cure:
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing9 letter to DIR. GIBBON,
stating case. symptoms, length OF time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
to any part of the country, with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, il
registered letter, through the Postotiice
through Wells, Fargo K Co; packass of niedi-
cine will be forwarded to any part of the Union.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. GibboD
that they read his dyertisementsin the APPEAL
Address, DIR. j. +. GIBBON
octl9-ly Box 1857. San Francisco.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND ORDER
ID OF Sale issued out of and under the seal
O: the Hon. % Judicial District Court, III and
:or Ormsby County and STATE Of Nevada, on a
Judgment obtained therein on the sth day Of
January, A, 1876, &ni at:tste1 on the ism
day OF January, 4 I. 1876. IN favor OF james
Duffy and against J. L. blethen. NJ Il. Blethel.
Wells, Fargo x Co. and l.. 7. DreXler, defend
ants. And IL pursuance 10 SAID decree ana
order Of sale. 10 me directed, have levied upon
and Will expose to pubic sale at auction. on
WEDNESDAY. the Sth day Of MARCH. between
the hours Of AIN. and PIN, to-WIt: al ono
o'clock. pm, the real property ee' on; IL SAID
decree, o. 80 much Will satisfy the >tV' raj tc
nlands tn-w.t Original costs Z thu sum o..
Si3 -. Counsel fec IL tie SUI. ot $50 St. ami
the sun. Of <l.12o 40, with interest ul cH,5l2 ~
at the rate Of two t2l per cent pr i"!iA. IRON
10th DeCen4btr a u. ISIS, and Oh >ilJ II 1t the
rate Of ten 10 per clLt. Er aGu'ilIl. snd inter
SAID costs al.d counsel Tee u; tile rate Of
ten per cent. Per anuuIH from date OF Judgment,
together with aCCruiuI costs nov II the sum OF
Sl3 81 and all costs which may hereafter accrue
by aIvertlSsIeItp per Cel4,age Oh sal, &C.. etc,
AL O.: the above amounts IL tlr -o-i com q thr
United State.
AL 9TH follow M jes,~5 i LAM a.! pr,1..-
:-,~ il. ana a>t %: AID adlc.u--.I Tie town ~
Carson city. C-ilsby county. NtEa44. 70 vii.
Ee-lGa.Eg :. STAG at the southeast .--l"r OF
Section seventeen Il, Township fifteen 10,
north a.: l;aI - .Ntuty Il east. Thence run
ming ~: aluu- IA, south lane q; salt SECTION
seventeen ~. ferry ! chains u a >taat a; III
southwest curu'r u IN -outLcss; quarter #
said scct.u. .Ntl.tr-H ~. teeAcr north -.
L.. ---l.r CHAINS 70 Il fr:lr'. i'ar.aE cas-;
s;... - tI..., ra-- 4lHt-- -&'dftIr" tarty fs'2
..ra-l.~ ANA at!... -,ItA IN AMI r'-.r# 10 :
.Aala- E, t.e p.s' ot lt-.r.l'-.-. r.A' s4i..'.-
tur.y-tli:,. 4!-I,t' 10 Il a,'' a..t s-- Tt
w.J....- d a. :,Uulu, H.. 80; sl ~ =. Et.--
..,.r r. -N-lry-tyur "a. tHt~:y-t pc .+..
Ill r. .-. ,a.. tLIrty-~ six 5f ,t.lEt! ~,
t..... ..--a- IS tt-Tt! --.-2' ..' :-.tE f.
gTt. I q !. e.
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To Young ladies' aa3 gentlemen, at her resi-
dence. No. 10 Minnesota street, next
the Public SclCol. tebi6-lnT
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the District Court Of the Second
judicial District e the State q
Nevada. in and for the {, unity
Of Ormsby. this ST. day a
November, in the year Of our
Lcrd. one thousand eight hui
bred and seventy-fivc.
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SHE7tFF'S SALE.

EeY VIRTUE OF y DECREE AND
ND C-lr- D.: -. issue! "i; u a,i und.r =
"a. If sn Son .,-....l ia mia. Ir~t..c; Cont
=, and f. Or.u~lE County. State Il $eyIta, Oh
. JudGIl, - otair,d thor II 90 I'll. 5l~: day y
D.C.:..5- .. :. u. 10, and at..-t't o. tAt 9th
day OF February. A. d. lsIt. il favor Il II. N.
lc:iag ton ana against George ". tArGlr, A'tt4ia
A Ctirlir. c. {. Batternan, iol.u MCCaCslsud
ana Ii +. Re. for the sun. Of 5000 IrlcClpal
debt. AMI >-72 interest thereon, after ttducilug
the sum ut S.3s paid by the defeHaa;l: George
v. Chedi' and the further sum Of c252 80 Tor
taxes paid by the plaintlt. and the sum OF $500
attorney fee. and original costs IL the sum OF
$50. and Clerks accrulns costs IN the sum OF
S. s., and all costs which may hereafter accrue
by reason o: advertisement, percentage OF sale.
etc. together with interest on the sum Of four
Thousand dollars thereof al the rate OF one ana
onr-hslf Ter cent. per month, until paid, from
December -. 1875, and on Sl.jti 81 at the rate
O: ten per cent. per snnum from Decemhtf -,
I-15, CHtil raii, all in gold coin OF the nited
Stat, :, itss 500 paid since decree, and to me
directed. commanding Int 10 sell according TO
law certain real property set ont in said decree,
and hereinafter described, to satisfy the above
demands, and in pursuance thereto have lev
lei, upon and will expose at public auction to
the highest and best bidder, in front OF the
Court House door III Carson City, Orrlsby coun-
t.. State of Nevada, on MONDAY. the 9th day
MARCH, A. d. 1876, between the hours OF , A.
NJ and L. NJ, to wit, at One O'CLOCK P. NJ all
the right. title. interest or claim of the above
des, ribed real property, as set out N said de-
cree, to wit: All that portion OF =. certain
tract piece and parcel OF land in Orr y coun-
ty. state Of Nevada, designated o. public
surveys of the United States as ,iie Invest
quarter of the southwes St quarter Ct > ,.0u No.
eight in Township fifteen north OF "a. ae .enty
css. Mount Diablo base and lueridit /. which
is bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning ut the southwest corner OF said sec
ton eight thence running south thirty lone and
four-tenths feet thence east and along the
north line of Henry street in Carson City, eight
hundred AID nine:y -fiye and two-tentLs feet
ts95 2-IO); thence north three hundred ana
three feet t:a3: thence east eiSht-hye feet tS5);
thence north three hundred and eighty-tllree
feet 3S3: thence west nine hundred and eighty
and two tenths feet 1880 2-l0l to the section
line: thence south along the section liLe SIX
hundred and sixty feet 1000 to the place o. ne
ginning. D. L. SWIFT, Sher'H.
Carscn February u, A. D. 1876.
IoBT. NJ CLARKE. Plsintitfs Attorney. fi3td
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DISSOLUTION.

YlNH1 COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned under
the firm name OF Winnie & David, at Carson
City, Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Said David is alone entitled to collect
and receipt for ali debts due the tate firm. and
will pay all demands against the same.
EVAN DAVID,
J. Z. WINNIE.
Carson City, Jan. "a. 1876.
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SAERIFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND


- Order OF sale issued ont ot and under the
seal ~ the Honorable Second Iudicial District
Conrt IN and for Or,usby County, State Of Ne
Va'a. on s Judgment obtained therein On the
cath Gay Of February. A. D. ls-G. and atteSted
on the ri day of March. A. =. 1876, in favor Of
John Kelly and against James Duffy for the
sum OF Sfea3 2GlU0. with interest on SiCrO
thereof from February 2<th. \. y. 1916. until
paid sui on thu, sam Of Ssgs 2u-iF0 thereof at
ten Dsr cent per aun;ilI unit! paid, and for
COS;s of sTIt taxed ~ 81 60, together with the
sum Of 81 6:-Ino Clerks accruing costs, ard all
cost, whici. may acCrS.' BY advertising. >htTift
fees etc. counsel Tee Of 1892 s6-io0 included in
thu Judgment, and 10 me directed, command
ing M 70 sell according to law certain real
property hereafter scrib bed TO satisfytAe above
demands all in gold coin of the United States;
and in pursuance thereto l have levied upon
and Will expose at public auction III front of
The Court House door il Carson city. orlashy
County. State of Nevada, on SATURDAY, THE
25th DAY OF MARCH, 4. y. 1876. between the
hours of a. ". and P. NJ. to wit, at . clock
p. NJ. ali tho right, title. interest or claim of
the defendant James Duffy OF. III and to the
following described zeal property. a. set out IN
said decree. TO wit: Lots Nos. J. >, and in
block No. II Of Musscr'> Division OF Carson
City. OrNsby County, Nevada. together with
tie improvements thereon
5. T. SWIFT, sheriF.
Carson Ci-v, March Sd. 1.-f.
ROBr. ". CLARKE. Plaintiff, Attorney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08
OCCIDENTAL
STABLE
Carson Street.
CARSON CITY, .....-.-...-..N NEVADA

YSHIS OLD ESTABLIS Fl r ID A Nd
4 wide ~ known Stable has been is'eiy reno
va.ed, the old stock cuIled out ana replaced with
ane young horses.
Carriagesof all descriptions "a hand MoD
crate CHARGES.
Horses boarded By the DAY or WLEl on
LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
N.B.-Ve s.tsnd strictly to or own business
1t: WINNIE { DAVID.