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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-30
Carson City, April :, 1877

The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATU RDAl,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1877, at same
hour and place by request of Plaintiffs and Defendants
). 7. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson City April 80, 1877. myl
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4 shin Ormsby County State of Nevada before C. A
Witherell, Justice OF Peace.
d. H. Lentz and T. A. Wagner plaintiffs, rs. David A
SMALL and Rachel L. SMALL his wife, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding claiming
liens OH that certain piece of land with the building aud
dwelling thereon Carson City, Omsby county State Of
Nevada called and known being the west hall Of lot
number nine 90 and the west half of lot number ten 90
in block number eleven an of Curys Division Of said
carson Cty being and forming compact piece Of
land under the Constitution of the State of Nevada and
under provisions OF the Act OF the Legislature Of said
state entitled An Act to liens mechanics aud
others. and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto ap
proved March 1879 to be and appear before said Jus
ices Court on the 18th DAY OF MAY A. d. 1877, at 10
O'Clock NJ Of said day and to exhibit then and there
said Court the proofs OF their said liens
d. II. LENTZ, } pr,i.is
p. A. WAGNER, i'"'"''
Carson CITY Nevada, April q, Is7I. Iaw.w
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IN JUSTICES COURT, CARSON TOWN

Carson City, April %, 1877.
T. W. W. DAWES Plaintiffs Attorney
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
nv WRITE OF A DECREE AND OR

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND OR
der OF Sale issued OF and under the seal OF tue
Honorable Judicial District Court in and for the
County of OrInsby, State Of Nevada, judgment OBJ
tanned therein the 18th day OF April A d. 1871 and
attested the 10Th day of April A d. 1871 Ill favor u
Nevada Sulphur Company, corporation, plaintiffs and
against A. H. Pepn and VI. Rssete, defendants, for the
sum of 81 500 principal and interest thereon at the
of II per cent per month from the 26th day OF July A L.
1876 until paid and accrued in the Of SIi 49,
and counsel fee in the OF So S. and clerks accrug
costs in the s. 90 and all costs which may
crue of advertising sale Sherhs accrung costs,
etc all in gold OF the United States, and to Iii.
rected commanding to sell according to law certain
RACED property in said Decree and Order Ut
Sale and pursuance thereto, have levied upon and will
expose at public auction in front Of the Court House door
Carson CITY Ornsby county, state of Nevada, the
18th DAY OF MAY. A ID. 1917, between the hours oil
NJ and ) P. NJ. wit: at l O'Clock 2. NJ, all the right
title interest claim of the defendants, Pepn and Bs,
settle Of and the following described property. wit
All that certain land situated in the county Of
Omsbv of Nevada, claimed and occupied by said A.
H. Pepn and NJ Bassette a mill site commencing at
stake marked No l. at the mouth Of the Bassette Iuu
mel and running thence south 10 feet to stake marked
No 2 thence feet stake marked No. thence
running north 10 stake marked No. a. thence
ming west feet to the place Of beginning with the i'm
proyements thereon The said land is situated in the
southeast portion of the northeast quarter Cd OF Section
No 3 in Township No Is north of range No. 10 east Nj
Diablo meridian according to the United States surveys
). f. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April % 1877.
hANlr plain tft,TIp
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Anril 2s. ISL
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE.
OF NEvADA-ss.-IN BANK.

DgSTRICT OF NEVADA-ss.-IN BANK
ruptcy-The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment Assignee OF the and effects of George
c. Thaxer of Carson in the county Of Ormsby and State
of Nevada in the said District who has been Judged
bankrupt upon his petition by the District Court OF
said District. II. X. WHITEHILL,
Assignee of the estate OF George C. Tbs vter Bankrupt
April Is, 1877. lawsw~
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NEVADA SULPHUR coMp.NY.-Loe

NEVADA SULPHUR COMPANY.-Loca-
~ ton of principal place of business Carson City,
Ormsby county, Nevada. Location of works. Ormsby
county Nevada-Notce is hereby given that meeting
OF the Board OF Trustees held the Second day March,
A d. 1871 an assessment No p of Four go Dollars per
payable immediately in United States gold CON- to the
Secretary OF the company in Carson City, Nevada Any
stock upon which this shall remain unpaid on
the 18th day of June A. D. 1877 will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment
made before, will be sold the 18th day of JULY 1877
to pay the delinquent together with costs of
advertising and expenses of sale By of the Board
of Trustees. THOMAS L. SMITH Secretary
Carson City May 10, 1877
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NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER OF SALE
1ssued out of and under the Seal OF the Hon Second
Judicial District Court in and for the County Of Orsb!
State Nevada, Judgment obtained therein the
3ls day of March, A d. 1871 and attesed on the 9TH day
of April A. D. 1877 in favor Of James Gowan and against
John F. Byrne Susan +. Byrne ; kelllstel, T. r. Glib
SON and William r. Musgrove Executor Of the last will
and testament of William Patterson deceased for the
of four hundred and twenyslN dollars principal ana M
terest date of Judgment i'll the sum Oi
hundred fifty mine dollars and sixty cents and in the sum
of sxtytwO dollars and sixteen cents for taxes for the ifs
cal wear 1876 paid by plaintiff and in the OF dol
lar sxtyve the interest accrued 10 date on last
above named principal sum and interest from date until
paid the per per month on both OF the
above named sums also counsel fees in the sum ot
in the forty four dollars all in the gold coin Of the
Second~n favor of S Reinstein and F. F. Gibson and
against John Byme and Susan Byrne for the sum OF
four hundred and fifteen dollars and xtytwo cents Prn
cipal debt and the of fifty dollars and siNt!
interest thereon to date and interest on said prn
cipal from date Of Judgment until paid at the rate of
- per per month, and counsel fees in the sum Of
seventy dollars and ninety eight cents and costs Of suit in
the sum of eleven dollars in gold coin OF the United
States;
Of the last will and testament OF william Patterson de
ceased against John F. Byne and Susan f. Bye for the
principal of four hundred and eighteen dollars and
fifty cents and the sum OF hone dollars and SIXTY cents
interest thereon accrued to this date and interest said
principal from date of said judgment till paid at the
rate OF per cent per month and counsel fee IN the sum
of forty dollars and costs Of suit in the OF
eleven dollars together with all costs which may accrue BY
reason Advertising commission, and Clerks accrued
all of the above IN the sum oeigt dollars and
sixty cents all in gold coin of the United states to d
rected, commanding me to sell according To Jaw certain
real property in said decree and order of sale to
satisfy the above demands and in pursuance thereto,
have levied upon and will exposed public auction in
front OF Court House door in Carson City, Ormsby
County, State of Nevada, on MONDAY, THE THlRTlETH
DAY OF APRIL A D. 1877, between the hours Of 9 a.
and D. M. wit; at O'Clock p all the right,
title interest and claim of the defendants John F. Brne
and Susan f. Byrne Of in and to the following described
mortgaged real property to wit: The north hall ca of
block No thirty (3l) i'll Sears, Thompson and Sears
division Of Carson City, in Ormsby County Nevada, to
hill md the
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3lst day of MAY A. d. 1877 at same hour and place
5 r. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City May 10Th 1877.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
. [Washington Dispatch.

The president received to-day a very
amusing confidential letter from a man re-
siding in New Orleans, who describes him
self as a pure minded, high spirited, ener-
getic patriot, who desires to come forward
and thrust himself into the breach of Louis
lana affairs and solve for President Hayes
and the country the vexed and troublesome
Louisiana question. The proposition in
cold blood is this: He offers to send Mr..
Packard, as he says, to hell by the most di-
rect route which, being freely translated,
reveals an offer to assassinate Mr..
Packard. He says in his letter: "0f
course 1 will be arrested. 1 shall
plead guilty, shall be convicted and as a
matter of course sentenced. When this is
done, all that ask of you, Mr.. President, is
that you shall simply pardon me. l, as a
high minded patriot, will perform my part
as simple duty of Kidding the country of a
miscreant, and at the same time relieving
you of any responsibility in deciding which
Is the lawful governor of Louisiana The
president is very much amused with the
letter, and intimates darkly that he will
hold it in reserve, in view of the possible
failure of bis commission experiment and
other peaceable expedients
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21

columbus Special to the Courier-Journal.l
The agony is over and Stanley Matthews,
the representative of Hayes before the elect
oral commission, and the head of the rail-
road interests of this section, is declared the
choice of the republicans of the Ohio legisla-
ture' for senator. The fight, as between
Matthew'S a supposed representative of the
new dynasty, and Taft that of the old, was very
bitter, and had TAFT worked up affairs as
thoroughly as did Matthews he would have
probably tonight have worn the crown as
bestowed by the republican caucus.
Matthews was here at the earliest possible
moment, and, with the representatives and
money of the railroad ring at his back, he
had managed to work things so satisfactorily
as to gather in everything that could be
reached. Even before Taft took the field,
Matthews came with the reputation gained
in his argument before the national re-
turning board, and added to that the
story that he was the representative
mon of the administration. Taft came as
the representative of the old dynasty, with
an odor of southern policy thereof still
clinging to his clothes. The result is before
us, as given in the ballots sent you Dy asso-
ciated press-third ballot, Matthews As, Taft
2, etc. Rowland, the representative of the
Garfield element, chung with wonderful te-
nacity to life. and this fact shows that had
the willy James consented to run instead of
becoming Rutherford's mouth-piece in the
house. he would probably have been success
full
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21

The hours that we have passed together
Would scarcely make one golden year, ...I
One golden year of sunny weather
Midst other years of darkness drear;
Though, spread upon the grass, our kisses
Would warm a space as broad as this is,
From there TO here!
Stolen from a world of death and sorrow,
These happy hours of life and bliss,
Enough OF heavenly Joy can borrow,
That angels could they look at this)
Would surely shroud their wondering faces
To see how much of heavens traces
Lurk'd in a klssi
OH some have said that cen the heetness
OF these dear hours we call our own,
May lend them something more of sweetness
Than would have clung TO them alone.
Ali Who can say? For who has striven
To guess which pathway led 10 Heaven
Once Heav'n is known?
Yet, should'st thou deem that they have
guessed IL,
CThe sages who have told you this),
Then would to Heav'n that could test Ii,
And cling forever TO thy kiss!
Then should 1 know If tits the fieetness
OF these dear hours that makes their sweet
ness, .
Or whether their exceeding heetness
Flows from their own SURPRISING sweetness,
h' Orwhat II is! Violet Fame.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
burlington Hawkeye.l

A woman out on North Hill, being counted
out the other morning after debate on the
question, "Who shall arise and build the
fre2'' got up and split her husbands wooden
leg into kindling wood. and broiled his
steak with it, 1t made him so mad that he
got hold of her false teeth and bit the dog
with them. She cried until she had fit OF
Mysteries, and then fillipped out his glass
eye, and climbed upon the bed-post and
quid of chewing gum. Then he took her
wisp of false hair and tied it to stick, and
began whitewashing the kitchen with it.
Then she started off TO obtain divorce, but
Judge Newman decided that he couldn't
grant divorce unless there were two parties
to the suit, and there was hardly enough
left of them to make one.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21
The Bible on Hayes.

In the course of two columns of newspaper
comment on the Inauguration in the Chi
cago Times appears the following extract
from publication rarely quoted by that
Sheet
Holy Writ
Whose is a partner with a thief hateth his
own soul; he heareth cursing and bewrayeth
it not-Prov. xxx, "a.
The house of the wicked shall be over
thrown.-Prov. xiv, IL.
There is way that seemeth right to q
man; but the end thereof are the ways Of
death.-Prov. xvi, %.
When the wicked cometh, then cometh
also contempt, and with ignominy reproach.
Prov. xviii, 3.
Bread of deceit is sweet 10 a man; bnt
afterward his mouth shall be filed with
gravel.-Prov. Xxx IL
An inheritance may be gotten hastily at
the beginning; but the end thereof shall not
be blessed-Prov. Xxx, 81.
The robbery of the wicked shall destroy
them; because they refuse to do Judgment
Prov. xxi, 2.
A good name is rather to be chosen than
great riches Prov. XIII, l.
If thou hast done foolishiy in hitting thy
self up, or If thou hast thought evil, lay
thine hand upon thy mouth.-Prov. xxx. 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-21

mented by four narrow plisse fiounces of
cashmere. A similar pleating lodges the
back of the wrapper. The sleeves are trim
med to correspond. This negiige is very
lovely. and its make up" is as novel as it
is elegant A companion" dress-that is,
a similar one of white and blue or white
and rose color-would make a charming
toilet, and one in which any lady need not
hesitate to receive those who are privi-
legged to call at those hours when every lady
is by common concession supposed to be I'M
prepared for visitors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
Total Abstinence Union.

The La Sale County Total Abstinence Union
held their annual convention at Peru on last
Saturday,-St. Patriek's Day, which was attend
ed by delegation from Ottawa. Among other
proceedings we find the following:
WHEREAS, The c. T. A. Union OF La Sale
county was organized 10 further the cause OF to-
tai abstinence within this county, and believing
that one very ciiectual means OF attaining that
object is the cooperation OF our clergy in the
good work, be it therefore
ReS0ise6, That We, as delegates of the several
societies OF this county, respectfully ask for the
prayers and assistance of our revered clergy
rendering to them our humble efforts in promot'
ing the cause of total abstinence, thereby max
ing our people more susceptible to the influences
Of our holy religion. ...
HeSolced, That We recommend to the societies
composing this Union, for their favorable action
the suggestion OF our President, NJ w. Barton,
viz: that they procure that the holy sacrifice OF
the mass be offered in their respective parishes
for the spiritual and temporal welfare OF the
members and for the cause of total abstinence.
John Clear, Thomas Melody, Thomas Prender-
CAST, Patrick Body. W. P. Henderson, Thomas
Cahil Thomas +. Noon and Patrick Hart were
appointed committee to devise and report to
the next convention plan or feasible) of an or
ganization within the Union by which families
of deceased members Of societies composing the
Union may be placed out of the reach Of want.
NJ. F. O'Crowley of this city was elected Vice
President.
The next meeting will be held at Wenoua, on
ST. Patrick's Day, March II, 1873
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
The storm,

Quite a remarkable snow storm passed over
ttawa on Tuesday last about the middle of the
ky. During the morning the heavens had every
bpearance OF a coming storm. At about lO:3U
became very dark, as it often does m summer
hen a heavy thunder storm puts in an appear
nee; and there was quite good deal OF light
ing and thunder. Then it began showing so
lriously, accompanied by thunder and light
ing,) that in the course Of an hour and hall
III three inches OF snow fell. Ottawa seems TO
ave had but a light fall of snow comparatively,
n around us in neighborinG towns much
lore fell. During the afternoon and evening
now and sleet altcrnated till far into the night
Wednesday TIL noon the sleighins was as rood
at any time during the winter; but it melted
cry rapidly under the warm sun. Thursday was
ne of those March days just before spring
arm and clustering winds, which lead us to
ope tie real spring was not far away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
NlcOts

"Nlcots? what's them?' That is what we pro.
pose TO tell, promising that Old mic had moth
ing to do with it" he isn't that kind of fellow
DR.. Campfcld is a great hand at experimenting
and having, doubtless, heard something or other
concerning an "Injun weed, and the devil who
sowed the Seed" he has gone to work and
through one Of his experiments, swindled the
F." old fellow out of his dues in the premises, in
this wise: In tobacco the stuff that biteth like
a June bug and stngeth like a bull-dozer, is mic
otine Nicotine is deadly poison. 1t may be
hard to convince some of our smokers of 40
years standing that 1t is, but it is so. Give two
drops to your wife's pet Maltese and the cat
will "go up" higher than the commission sent
Tilden. Try it once, your wife will appreciate
the fun and so will you, when she gets through
with you. Anyhow, nicotine is bad as a regular
article Of diet. Connecting this fact with the
other not SO well known fact that fannie acid has
strong affinity for nicotine, the DR.. struck a
brilliant dea-a regular" bonanza" which he
has had patebted in such a way as to cover his
idea in toto The manner in which the patent
is TO be used at present is to place bit OF
sponge saturated in a solution of fannie acid in
every cigar at the smaller extremity. through
which the smoke will pass, which will he purl.
fed from nicotine during the passage. Expert
ments have shown that almost every particle Of
nicotine in a cigar is absolbe by the sponge,
keeping the lungs free from it entirely. 1t is
needless to expatiate on the beauty of the
scheme. Smith IL Rising, Of this city, have OBJ.
tanned from the Doctor the exclusive right OF
using the patent in the United States, and will
probably in two weeks have the goods ready for
sale. Talk about your bonanzas. Whcw!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
HOME MATTERS.
Personal.


d. Hammond, Esq, is in Texas we nave
ur table an Interesting letter from MIN ON
cypress swamps and sugar Plantations OF
siana, and some remarks about Galveston,
which we shall take pleasure IN otfering
readers next week.
,iprants to Texas and Mexico will take COM
in the thought that their prospective bed
VS., as seen at Smith " Eisings, are easier
with the boot jack than ordinary ieas and
like up north.
aas II. johnson and the encyclopedia are
e. Too many people talking about this
johnson? When we're all running 70 n Of.
the "Cycopcdia " must take back seat,
know.
!. Campbell says Billy Hizer is getting along
ly. He has jast gained consciousness
Ugh from the shock to appreciate the situa-
he is in and do some tall swearing at his
hardness; but, like the man looking at his
of potatoes rolling down hill, he can hard
justice to the occasion.
II s. Chisholm, Of Chicago, has been in the
II during the week. |.'.F'
lad the Texas letter on the 2d page. We
!, another dated Austin for publication in
next.
ne birds, meadow larks and robins were
on Thursday.
\ s. Lawrence has "relieved " Mr.. 3. as can
ing agent for Carl Pretzers Nationa Weekly.
BIS constitution was not strong enough for
.wa, he got tired very soon.
ector Gale, of the Streator Pioneer, is in
way. 1t seems he wrote nice, little sen8a-
al article about a duo of young ladies living
Streator, and they were just mean enough
lie him for libel. The examination before a
ice resulted 10 his being put under $500
DIS, in default of which he slept on Thursday
1t in the Pontiac jail; his friends probably
him out on Friday.
l Bales, OF the St-eator Fire Department, il
mated the Board Of Trade on Thursday.
ng turned on the hose at sight.
lursday was a very deceiving day. Deceived
ppearances, all the ballast of the {. II. fence,
ch had been alternating, came out and spent
day cleaning their striped suspcndcrs and
ling up the brass buttons on their overalls.
co. Beatty, who has been resting from bust.
; cares in the east has returned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
Sad Accident,

4 very unfortunate accident happened to VIM
Hizer on last Monday night about : O'Clock. lie
is about II years OLD, and lives with his father,
gardener, near the Prairie Grocery On the even.
ing mentioned Billy attempted to get free ride
to Buffalo Rock by boarding freight train
passing, when he was struck by fence boards
projecting at the cattle guards, thrown under
the cars and had both legs cut off below the
knee. DR.. Campfeld WAS Immediately called
and, assisted by Dr. Frank Ycntzer, amputated
both limbs; and ut last accounts the patient was
quite comfortable, with good prospect of recov
ering from the shock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24

We are sorry we cannot comply with the
Eishes Of some OF our Utica and Deer Park read.
RS, and print the opinion OF Judge Leland on
The Utica Bridge Nandamus case, delivered on
asst Friday 1t was net written but delivered
brally, at a time when our reporter was unable
10 be present at the court room. The plth OF
[he opinion was that he believed the people OF
Deer Park intended TO pay their proportion Of
The cost OF the bridge and so voted, and ordered
that the mandamus issue compelling the proper
officers to sign the bonds upon which to raise
the money, something over $4,000. The eoun-
sci for Deer Park took an appeal to the Supreme
Court, as viii be seen in the court record. We
however from Utica gentleman,
that the case will probably be settled without
any further recourse TO the intricacies OF the
courts. at the coming township election, when
town officers win probably be elected who aie in
favor OF paying the debt and saving the town
from further expenditures in the way Of coun-
sci fees snd court costs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
ANNOUNCEN7E NTS.
For COLLECTORS.

r... For Collector.
We authorized to announce that JOHN I. BURKE
will candidate for Town Collector Of the Township
Ottawa at the ensuing town election.
For Collector.
We are authorized to announce JUsTUS HARRIS ss 9
candidate the Office OF Town Collector at the ensuing
town election.
For Collector.
We are authorized to announce DANIEL MAllER IS 9
candpae for Office OF Town Collector of the Town
Ottawa at the April town election. rr
For Collector.
CAPT. F. g. KING Will be a candidate for own Col
ector OF the Town OF Ottawa at the annual town election
TO be held on the first Tuesday in April.
For Collector.
we are authorized to announce that FRANK MCGIRT
will be candidate for the office OF Town Collector at the
ensuing town election.
For Assessor.
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD as candidate fol
Town Assessor.
Tor Constable.
We are authorized TO announce c. G.. LUTH as a candl
date FOR Constable at the ensuing town election