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the War, and IN whom the remembrance Of its
moods and mutations arc ret hhvo, tho ringing
Words Of BLAME find An ocho and concurrence !;
and doubtless lle hts thereby b. como more popu.
lar amonR sLa great maaa OF Republicans In tho
Moth than lo wes bcfose.
II bad blood 10 cauted through the acl!on Of
Congtosa. they ara responsible for It who HAu.
tonlv uadc tile amnesty question subje,t for
discussion. II the stx or sovcn hundred men
Nho arc not Jet amnsstlcd were ox!les in
caydono or New Caledonia; If they we:c rtarng
away in ctstns, Ct ate the bitter hroad OF vui-
untsry exi!e,-then tue proposition for tl,cir
pardon would l,nvs scasou anl justiGca-
tton. Yet noue Of tbcso things are tho
case. They suffer no punishment,
aud op1oy the fullest fs1cdonl Of
every citizen, not excluding tho right Of enf-
ffage. THOR punishment, II 1t can DO called
ons. Ia hin,ply tba! shoy ars not eligible 10 Fed.
srAl ol!ices. Quo would tl,!nt TINT shoy could
endure that. Tho n'oso 10, Is Onnssoaa has hard
ly syes deci'nsd lp sser7 soparnto oasa In wllci,
tt whs mixed. to remove The duality by tro-
th.rhs soto.
Dus what waa desired In tbs rreseut casa WAS,
that I'll ;hoso who would not personally ask for
tue restoration OF sho.t eligibility, sinto
saey *ould not speak \ friendly word
~ Aou&sebs+ aHoula base nao PaFuons loFceu
upon them. JEFTEEsoS DAVIS mud hs nssocistes
wero without even extreseing It's wtah, 10 b.
n1ade eligible. for President aud Vicc-pres,lent
Of tho United Blatos: that IL what they mcaa hy
nmneatY. It sppcars like mookory Of tho
word to describe ~ punishment thu condition
in which jEyrRnaoH DAvis and Ills associates ire
aow, md to coll ita removal an1ussty.
II tho reconciliation -d:aeaso develops itBe'f
atill furAer It Will finally rcaalt In THAR want
Ing the North to humb!y ak shs South tor for
elveness, slnco It veatused to eonluar 1t,
Who kuonn what may happon7
, 1876-01-18

There are some strnwB after all TINT point
10 better times. Tho London 1in1ts OF Dec.
20, last, cnlls attention To the fact that the
revenue returns uhow thst tho period Of fls-
cal depression, which there III here has eaten
seriously into the Government revenue, haa
apparently closed The receipts from taxes
show an evident improvement over the other
quarteEs Of tho yoar. Tho 7Fos<s interpross
this na indicating that the general venlsh and
prosperity OF the country are not impaired
seriously, aud TINT the former state Of eco
nomio progress may beoxpocted soon TO rccur.
There II already m Increase Of :5,lo5, 900
revenue over tho proceeding year, although
tho fiscal year is not yet closed. This is eyi.
denca that tho nation has resumed the career
Of growth that WAS arrestod by Tho world.
wide collapse Of speculation.
, 1876-01-18


Tho ln<er-0tean IL publishing, from day
to day, articles which appcared in Tng Cn1-
cAoo TRIBUNE in 1905. eleven years ago, md
attempting to establish IN Inconsistency be-
tweon the views OF the editor Of this paper
At that hmo and those now expressed in TUE
TRIBUNE OH tho subject Of the tariff. The
labor might hayo been spared During tho
War. aud the Several yoara OF Riavory agita-
tlon preceding 1t, there was little or no dis
cusslon Of the tariff. From 1916 10 1856, q
very low tariff had rsevailea; in 1857, there
was such surplus rovonas In tho Troasury
that BY general agreement OF a1l parties, In.
Guiding tho Wings, a atill further reduction
Of tho tariff waa made. In this measure
New England statesmen took m active part,
and tlo Wings, including such mon as Saw
AID, CoLFAx, and 11ENEE WILSON, made no
opposition. The reduced tasiE Of 'o7 re-
ceised the affirmative votes Of n minority Of
tho New England Senators. An incrcase Of
tho hriI ~ revenue measure became d
necessity after tho Rebellion broke ont, and
At the close Of tha Var tho imposing debt
rendered its continuance seemingly neccs-
sary. But the question Of high tariff Ut low
taria, Protection or Free Trade, was not
discussed editoE!al!y in lie TRlnuNE. In
1oOa, gentleman who has not been
omPloyed on taaa paper Tor several yoars
wrote. with the approval OF the editor, q
aeF'ca Of editos'nl articles in favor Of ths
greater dnve!opment OF manufacturing in.
dustsy IN tho West, urging the utilization OF
tn6 CGE 1fl1UcG or E91epn fnnfnrin1 aud
, 1876-01-18

The House Committee on Foreign Ahairs
yesterday receircd from Secretary FISH The
ASSURANCE that nll communications from Spain
Oh the Cuban question have been OF q friend
ly character TINT there now exist no qucs.
tions tho settlement Of wLicl, are likely 10
give us auy trouble ; and TINT he did not re.
gard tho Spanish reply to tho American cir.
cular-ouslined in The cat1o dispatches yes.
teEday-as being uufriendly in tone. MIR.
Flsa expressed luis willingness to lay before
the House tho correspondence which has
passed between the countries, mud yoto
wna taken yesterday afternoon calling for the
pnperR.
, 1876-01-18

Ths stitor of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE II an 4xocu.
tisa mon b,r Of lho Wctern sao!Ated Prtss. lie Il
In Warrington n shs tinc entAEot!ns 10 secure tho
National Consent1ou At Chlcsgo and 10 nt tbs sans
tine dire:sin5 tho Atsot,e1 Frsts Agol At washtaa'
ton u iold down tha telegraph w!ros With Republican
siuah on tho a1untaty questlon-Srrnaaedt tftl Reg.
ts'r.
Was tho speech Of s. s. Cox, Democrntlc
leader, "Rcpublicau slush - Was the speech
Of DEN Hill, tho Confederate champion,
Republican slush ~? Was tho crushing re-
ply Of Gen. GARFIELD to H1LL's caiumnies
s1usl"? Was the terrible arrafgn,nent Of
JEyr DAv1s by BLAINE for Andersonvillo llor-
rors, "alush"2 Tho truth is TINT Cox, Hill,
RANDALL, and nil tho Democrnticand Confed-
arate leaders who crossed aTortfB with BLAINE
End GAR7lE1D ca mo cut OF Tho combat terri
bly, wo1sted and cres1allcn, md tlloir follow
ers, including the editor Of the Reg
ister, feel very unhappy ovcr the re-
ault, Tho Inter, in his modification.
abuses m officer Of tho Associated
presa for not suppreasing tho report Of the
debate, and thus compelling the Western pa-
pers to wait until the New York mall should
bring It to them, But whns good would that
hnge done Nhat benefit would TINT have
boen to tho Democrats Of the West! Why
should tho Associated Press Agents omit to
report important exciting debates IN Congress
simply because ono side or tho other gets the
worst Of the controversy? II tho Register
man don't like what Is said md dono In Con-
gross, let him omit 1t from lis columns. But
ho spaIea M ekregious asa Of himself when
ho whinea about tho publication Of tho de-
bates In other daily papers.
, 1876-01-18

4 dsctsion was rendered yesterday by Tie
United Stntes Supreme Court in tho casa OF
scAuMos W. KntBA11, tho laltar Assignee Of
the Mutual Security Insurance Company Of
Chicago, Of which S1r J. Y. SoAuuoN was
Treasurer, and Of whose funds ho was cua,o-
dian to large amount at the time Of the
great fro Of October, 1871. The decision Of
tho Suprc1no Court reyerses the Judgment Of
tAe United States Circuit Court Of this city,
and finds that tue funds Of tie Company In
tho hands Of alr. scAMuoN were held by him
as private banker aul not aa Treasurer OF
tho Company, and that tho losscs 1c sustained
by the aro Of 1871 upon property insured in
the Mutual Security may be sot of against
tho clain Of tie Company for recovery of tue
funds In his luula.
, 1876-01-18

chseepo slaa!a.ze. tung, Jan. II.
Tho tu1nultuous deliberations Of Congress
upon ths proposition for the granting Of = gon-
oral and unconditional snluokty has led tho
greater part Of tho praas of tlla country 10 In
dulGe In neutrality-suspicious. bosh about friend
an,p and reconciliation. which eau only bo
designated aa sickly. Poor Blaine has boen
furlouslY sco!dod Ginco ha did not shut Ais mouth
but spoke out hls hearts feotiuga upon the panc-
1esa atrocities perpatrntad With tho knowledge and
ca.opcrstion Of JrrExnsoH DAVIS. Hundreds
OF nswspApeFs have exclaimed in chorua That 1t
10 shAms without equal to ssar opon the old
wounds, 10 make bad blood, and to destroy tbs
pasnfully-fessoted lifo and fsiandship bstvesa
North and Bouth. Many Of thcss shrlokets-ehe
wolst Infected With th. reconciliation mau!s--
hsse Bpoksn Of BLAINE 10 sueh way that =
foreigner, unkcqua!nted With history and per-
hons. would believe that BLAINE himsolf was =
faE worse offender than tho hanguon aud tor
turcts OF Auderaonrio.
NO hayo nothing iu common With these req
onciliat!on. .shEiske.s. 1t ia \ noblo thinG that
America, in Les treatment Of har political of-
fsude1y. did not initiate tho bloody example Of
Europe. ull, uhsn reconciliation RoeA 10 far
~ to Violate al moral feeling, than
1t cesses 10 b. virtue. There
arc atrocities which II IL base to
pardon, aud s1aon8 tham sre t,,oss ot Andos-
sousile. the mara! responsibility for which rests
upon JKRExxsoa DAVIS Who, Like ourselves,
and nAny OF our readers. who have aeon tue
wrecked and dlsdgurM forms which returned
frosn ma'tyrdom, caa ovos forget that atrooitJ.-
ever forgive its aQthor1P Dl4AHx wAa right II
speak this out openly; and theaa recon-
caiiauou'ahtiskers, Who pretsud to be-
ueTe that DkAlM2 has aWAkeGsd genera
, 1876-01-18

t1fns fakAr 4, y7rapnrrn +ha Crnc}ttr &tor, {F,u
v;o1ate ona ~ nrasarva t,,e con,,,,r,;ora,
7o,crnmont ub,cl, ,hn ro,nts NJ .ho Nn-t,,
Ind letrovo1 and f,catrnyc1 An t,,;a l,,,r.
leson, nr,nn h,storv md ,,7,,I, ,ha nar,oro,.
of the r5ouso nnn,.r;,oa n the .cho 40
atso the statement lint ,ha confe;,srot.s IN
conoreea I'M, como ,oc,, N a ros,oro a
constitutional f,orcrnment IN tho Union.
which Rinco 18cf, hoa bccn oovened ,,v tho
faIth1ess and ner31;ous Eor,h
After recan;tnfotino the nwroncs and
outraoea +" i, flirtcl unon Ii. "south II by
tho War unon ,hoso WIN Ind soucl,t In 81.
cot1e ;nc,n,1in, tl,c ,,erh,ritios m nr,cticci]
unon tta Rchel nrisoncr, Mt Cn,np 1,onc1os.
rir;r, ,n1 othcr ntoc.e WHARF ti,ov Ind
,oon ra,frct, Mr 1Iu,. dec,orc, ,,,a+ tho
souI,, hc;no e,n;it1csa NJ wTon1. wn. mt IN
o,aumo mr. to he n1occi1 In In ros;t;or ~
nen;tcnts ,ar;no n, foro,yoncaa Thc
sou,1, hoa cor,o hal, n ronmoss ,o all ;,o
old frfcn,ls md avmnotb,zcra The Northern
connerhaaaa In gatI;no roasoea;on NJ IN.
Government an1 mt n ,sh nnr,,oo ~ a
Government which The south was harcnftar
In ru1e md contro,
mt In srmn,na mn ,ho vhot, a,orv IN ,ho
deaant dcc,or.t;on thot .tt,nr,.a our ro
.rot INV 1o rx,,xra - md usrcr.o,,v uo,r-
Evr, nvrr.rrn .xn ocnnra.rn w1,, coxrrea
IN nv RI r,x,r,c,av
Tia liza ,s ,,oro ,1.or, ,,o,u.,, Tin ,,,r
, 1876-01-18

Arguments wcro heard yesterday by the
illinois Supreme Court upon the petition for
q nsandamus directing the Common Council
Of this city to call m election for Mayor to
I'll The vacancy now held to exist. The case
was taken BY tho Court, md decision u,ny
be looked for at I'm carly day.
, 1876-01-18
4 continuance Of mild wcatler, with igh.
rain, is predicted for this regien to-day.

There wcro received at tho Chicago
House Of Correction during tho year 1875
1908 prisoners,-n smaller number thnn for
any year during tho incu1nbency Of tho pres.
sns excellent management, which began in
1870
, 1876-01-18

Commissioner DrRo1cE ia unable to per-
cciye how the county contractor for tho
burinl Of paupcza can mako anything at
tho low ratio Of Sl.40 per cadayer unless
by selling the bodies to the medical colleges.
It does seem o suspiciously low Sum for sup
plying tho collin aud transporting the remains
to the cemetery, mud it is subject which will
bcer dissection.
, 1876-01-18

EEw CHICAGO THEATnE-C1aEk street, teswren
Randolph aud Lake. Engagement Of Frank Frayasi
Combination, "SI SIocNIn.7
, 1876-01-18

UOoLEy's TrIE4TEE-nsnto.ph stsees, betvtes
Carl md Iaealc. Enlargement Q! ths Kt.le9z opera
Troupe, ~ M2f!IAua."
, 1876-01-18
Obj {Glb1ta9p Qril1n1e.
Tuesday Morning, January 18. 1879.

Qrconbacks at tho Now York Gold E1.
change yesterday closed Mt sst.
, 1876-01-18

WOODS srCsEUsr-Monroc styeet. between Dear.
to.n sud State. Afternoon. Uulez tie labt Iht.f :
ETeniu1, :" ro~Lahuut ~
, 1876-01-18

Mcv1CEEn's TuEhTNF,-sad!sou strees. between
Dearborn and atAte. Engagement Of ueofgs Menold
"uentyT.T
, 1876-01-18
AfkuSE MEHTs.

ApTIrII1 TnEATRE-pctrborn Rtzeat, corner
Non1os- Variety performance.
, 1876-01-18

FAnTEIL HA1L-Sfadfton street hr.wcen C1aff
sua LAA4Ga. Ccnss:t " Tho R1clIDEsb bernard Com
, 1876-01-18
49,
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

UNION rAnK C;tuECn-Le.turs By Schuyler Col
Ax. Subject abraham Lnroln-"
, 1876-01-18

ATTENTION, sIn KNIGHTS f-stateA Conr1avA cf
Arolo co:nnlaudetv. 30 |. +. T.. th.s tThusssa,}
<rsing II O'Clock. ttEe Asslurn. Dsstneas. Wilt
ing Sir KuieLts coul ltsouslY tns!tl urlrr Of tho
T. q. i, il n. LOCKE, pccofdef.
, 1876-01-18

ATTENTION. STR EN1uHTSt-Tns eis Eni8hts nf
Chicago ceumahd:ry. NJ. ~ K +. iatsndine to ssls
1t ii l. 1l .ilarr, jan 1s7a Ny order u lilo I'm
Cusu. EHAY. ]. TItUHDEApGE. HtECIdrt,
, 1876-01-18

AsuLhn LODGE, To. m8, T. / 4. N.-neg,ta.
ncr:ns this trucsdas> evenua In ther h.n. No: "a
Nonroe st. tor tustness and wsrI on the II. II. Do.
G1ea. The fraternity cordially lar ted.
C. II. CEANE, Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

L County OF Ormsby, State OF Nevada. In
the matter OF the estate OF Judson Warner DE-
ceased. Order TO show cause why Order Of Saly
OF Real Estate should not be made.
1t appearing to the Hon. 5. II. Wright, judge
of said Court, by the petition this day presented
and filed by James Judson Warner, the admin
istratUr OF the estate OF Judson Warner de
ceased, praying for an order of sale of raj
estate, that it is Necessary to sell the whole 81
the real estate, to pay the expenses OF admins
tration: 1t is therefore ordered by the Hon +.
II. Wright, Judge OF the said Court, that all
persons interested in the estate of said decess.d
appear before the said District Court On the
FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE, A. u. 1876, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Court
Room Of said District Court at the City of Car
son, in said County Of Ormsby, to show caus.,
why al order should no. be granted to tie said
james Judson Warner to sell SO much Of the
real estate Of the said deceased as shall be lie.
cesssry.
And that copy Of this order be published al
least tOuc successive weeks in the CARSON DAILY
APPEAL, newspaper printed and published in
said Ormsby County.
S. ii. WRIGHT, District Judgr
Dated March 18th, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
IN THE DISTRICT col Rr OF THE

United States for the District Of Nevada
In TIE matter of AUGUSTUS W. BUERILL, a
bankrupt, in Bsnkruptcy.-United States OF
America, District of Nevada, ss.-A warrant III
Bankruptcy has been issued 10y said Court
agains: the estate of Augustus ". Burrill, of
the county of Douglas and State of Nevada, i'll
said District, who has been duly adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition; and the pay
ment of any debts and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to MIN or 10
his use. and the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden By law. A meeting OF the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and choose one or more assigrees of his estate,
will be held at a Court Of bankruptcy, to be
holden at Vir. inia, in the said District. on the
18th day of April, A. d. 1876, at / O'Clock P. N,
at the Office of Z. Strothcr, Room No. 4. Cdd
Fellows Building, corner OF and Smith
streets. one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of
said District AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States Marshal and Messenger in Bank
ruptcy for said District. apCti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

any one OF more Of tho hereinafter named
branches of business, shall first procure
from the City Marshal a license SO to do,
and shall pay therefor, in gold coin, the
rates and sums hereinafter enumerated.
SIC. 3 Every person or firm who
shall, rs agent or agents for others, or
on his, her or their own account, trans
act the business of soliciting orders for,
or nf selling by sample, any spirituous
or malt liquors, wine or cider. or other
liquids usually sold at saloon bars or
liquor stores. shall procure a license
therefor as aforesaid; and shall pay
therefor as follows: per day. ten dollars;
per week. twenty-five dollars; and per
month. fifty dollars. Every person or
firm who shall, rs agent or agents, for
others. or on his. her Or their own ac-
count. transact the business Of soliciting
orders Cor, or of selling by sample. any
cigars. cigaritas, cigarettes, chewing or
smoking tobacco, snuff, or any other
article or articles usually sold by whole
sale or retail in cigar and tobacco stand
or store, shall procure license therefor
as aforesaid; and shall pay therefor as
follows: per day, Eve dollars; per week,
twenty dollars; and per month. thirty
dollars. Every person or firm who shall,
as agent or agents, for others, or on his,
her or their own account, transact the
business OF soliciting orders for, or of
selling by sample, any dry goods, fur
nishing goods, or clothing. boots or
shoes, hats Or caps. or other article or
articles, thing or things usually sold at
wholesale or retail in dry coed, fur
nishing, or clothing store, shall procure
a license therefor as aforesaid; and shall
pay therefor as follows: per day. ten
dollars; peg week, twenty-five dollars;
and per month, fifty dollars. Every per-
son or firm who shall, as agent or agents
for others, or on his, her or their own
account, transact he business of solicit
ing orders for, or of selling By sample,
any merchandise. goods, wares, article.
or thing, other than those hereinbefore
enumerated, shall procure a license there
for as aforesaid; and shall pay therefor
as follows: per day, two and 5O-10O dol
lars; per week, ten dollars; and per
month, twenty dollars. But the provi-
sions of this Ordinance shall not be
deemed to apply to products of this
State, nor to the proprietors. Or their
uHcAto, Va OUSldCSS AoUSCo Va places
within this city; nor to such persons,
doing a very limited amount of business.
as shall be permitted by the Board of
Trustees to do business as aforesaid, free
from charge for such license, and who,
because of physical misfortune. and con-
sequent inability to earn living by
manual labor, have claims for sympathy
and aid.
SEC. 3. Every person legally con-
victed of violating the provisions Of this
Ordinance. shall be punished by fine in
sum not exceeding two hundred dol
lars, in Unitad States gold coin; or by
imprisonment in the City Jail not more
than 100 days or by both such fine and
Imprisonment. in the discretion of the
Court.
Adopted April 4. 1876.
u. f. RICE, President.
Attest: I. J. EDwARDE. City Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES {!
81 NEW REMEDIES
N DIR. GIBBONS DiSPENSARN
G23 kearny street.

San Francisco. Established il 1854, for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
as GOn0rrhea, elect, Structure, syphilis il 4
its forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotency, etc.
skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Senina Emissions, the consequence Of scl:.
abuse: This solitary vice, or deFraytd seKUsI
indulgence, Is p:act!cod by the youth of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent. PRODUCING
with unerrinE certainty, the following train 81
morbid mptous, unless COmbated by scitrtl-
hc medical measures, viz: Sallow counter
ance dark spots under the eyes. psin il the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustIiog
of leaves and rafting Of chariots, uneasiness
shout the loins. weakness Of the limbs, contu.
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss Of confidence,
di:hleLce il approaching strangers, 3 dislike 10
form new acquaintance, disposition to shUn
society, loss OF memory, hectic tushes, pinples
and various eruptious about the faces, furred
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, Consumption,
night swests, nCnomsnla aud frequent insanity.
II relief be not obtained, should apply innle-
diately either in person or by letter and have a
cure effected by his new and scientific mode of
treating this disease, which never fails of Ell.
fectiug quick Gnd radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at q distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. G1BBoN,
stating case. symptoms, .ength Of time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
TO any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter, through the Postofhce or
through Wells, Fargo L Co; q recka-s OF uedi-
cine viii be forwarded to any part of the mon.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. GibboD
that they read his adVertisementsint the APPEAL
Address, DIR. J. F. GIBBON
octlg-ly Box 1857. San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

IA To the NORTH CARSON MINE. No. 3O5.
I. s. Land Office, Carson City, Nevada. March
sd, 1S16.-Notice is hereby given that the
NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING COMPANY. by
its authorized agent A. S. GOULD, whose post
office address is Carson City, Nevads, hiss this
day filed its application for patent for FIT
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 III Eagle and Washoe
Valley Mining District, County OF Or,nsby,
and state OF Neyads. and known and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat on file
in this Office IS Lot 10. 40. il Township Il.
north Range twenty east OF Monte Diah.o me
ridian, the exterior boundaries OF said I40t No.
A. being as follows. to-wit: Variation. It, -
esst-Commercing at Post No. ], At 5. +. corner
OF the claim, on the southern slope Of the
mountain, from which point the section corner
post at the 5. E. corner of Section 81, I. lG n,
r. % E, NJ d. u. bears S. CO i0' E 1877 feet
distant. ana the flag staff ON the dome Of the
State Capitol at Carson City bears S. So s. E,
and running Y. 49, 45' E. l 800 feet TO Post No.
.: thence y. AZ Is W. COO feet TO Post No. 3;
thence S. i5o As W. 500 feet 20 Post No. 4;
thence s. 40 Ij' Z, COO feet 10 place of begin
ming. containing 2O.66-l00 sores. This claim is
bounded by no other known mines or mining
corded in the Recorders Office of Eas.e and
Tashoe Valley Mining District ct Carson City,
Nevada, in Book A of folio 192. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
North Carson Mine or said mining ground as
hereiubefOre described, are required to file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Office, at Carson City, in the State
Of Nevada, during the sixty days period of pub
location hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
A. WATT, Register.
T D. EDWARDS, Attorney. nE25
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees made on the 9th day of
January, 1876. so many shsres Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be Necessary will be sold At
public auction, at the office Of the company,
near corner Carson and Second streets, Carson
CITY, Nevada, on FRIDAY, APRIL It'll, 1876, st
the hour of p NJ OF said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale
C. 3. MOTT, Secretary.
Office near corner Carson and Second streets,
Carson CITY, Nevada. lnhI6lAwiw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
NOTICE.
Is HERERY GIVEN that

IN the Carson City Chemical Company, &C r
pcration organized and existing under the laws
of the State of Nevada, has petitioned the Hon.
S. Ii. Wright, Judge of the Second Judicial his,
trict of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby. to be dissolved and iisiu-
corporated under the provisions of an Act Of
the Legislature of the State of Nevada entitled
can Act to provide for the formation of eor;so-
rations fer certain purposes approved March
10th, A. d. 1865; that MONDAY, the 18th day
of MAY, A, ID. 1876, and the Chambers of said
Judge, in the city OF Carson, County OF Ormsby,
have been appointed rs the time ard place for
the hearing OF said petition. at which time and
place al! persons interested Will show cause " by
al order disiacorporating said corporation Shall
not be made and entered.
Il. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City, New, March II, 1876, LAVISH