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society item.

Last evening q few chosen spirits of
the literary and social world met togeth.
er for a feast OF reason aud flow Of soul
around the h~ospitable board of that we'll
known and elegant lady, Mrs. E. A.
Meriwether. The tea, pur ct simple,
lacked nothing Of weight and dignity,
rraced by the presence Of, the genial
host, Colonel Minor Meriwether, and
equally complemented by representative
gentlemen of the bar, the press and pull.
pit, Among the ladies known to fame
and society was Mrs, Mcdowell, whose
letters from Europe to the American
press, uuder the nom de plume Of
Sherwood Bonner" have been u~niver-
sally read; also. Mrs. Colonel Keller,
Mrs. Lillian Rozell Messenger, autheress
of Threads of Fate; Mrs. surratt and
othera
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ChIa.go Marnntr.

CHICAGO, February 10. l2il5 p M
Wheat is lower at 81 81 for March 81 92i
for April; nominaliy 81 3Oi for cash Feb.
rusry. Corn iO firm at Az, for cash
February; 4ls93lic for March; 459c for
Nay. Oats are dull at 353c for March;
Sfse for April; offered 2sl, for May.
Whisky Is quiet reported sales at 81 O5!
Pork Is irregular and easier at SIS 81
fr March; $l6 l2l@lC Is for February
Lard is LIVER and fairly active At $40 s.
for March; $40 90l for April.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-10

The 6rst impression Of Vienna Is that
1t is like Paris. The streets are lively
the buildings handsome, and some of the
people very French in their appearance
There are indeed a great many French
people there, and one hears the language
continually on the streets and in lie
cafes. There is a large percentage Of
the people who are Italian, or of Italian
blood, aud the Vienna German is not the
light blonde Of the North so much az the
dark hair, complexion an eyes Of II.
South and East. There is a s~uperabund.
ance Of Jews, there is in ali German
cities. In Vienna they seem to crop on,
more as individuality Since the tear
ing down of the old row OF Jewish
houses in Frankfort, the Jews of thai
city has become absorbed in the genera.
population. In Berlin he is individual
lied only as an old clothes buyer on the
street corners, aud Jew and Gentle ara
co~mmingled on the street and on tn,
Bourse. In Vienna, however, they form
a more prominent feature Of the land
scape.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
NOTICE.

ON TIE 5TH DAY OF MARCH, 1871. AT
" the northwest corner ci Main and Madi-
sou streets, Memphis. Tennessee, | will ofe' !.
for sale to tue highegt bidder. for cash, to a
following described property, viz: Lying NJ I'd
hsiRg in the county Of Shelby, State OF IL n
nossee, and within the city Of Memphis. de-
scTibed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning nt a point on the cast sid Q of
Avery street, 200 feet south of Vance 81 rect
thence $50 5-l2 feet east to Il point in Allen
nyonnei thence south "a feet; thenU west
zo95-l2 feet to said Avery street; thenea north
- feet to the place Of beginning. u Q same
being lot No. ] of subdivision of lQg Nos. IL
and u, in block No. 42. South Mag lphis, as
made by the County Court OF Sheq ~ county
ia The partition case of Rebecca Blk dsoe ct al,
vs.. Mary A. 1ledsoe ct al. and as apnears
from the plat on file with the &C ND missioner's
report In said case, dated jun, l6, 1871. and
being the property conveyed to TT. Wrieht,
rs Trustee, by Emma L.. Cacey ,and John W.
Cacoy, on the 9th day Of Jun 4, 1871. and re-
corded in the Registers office, Shelby conoty.
ionny Book 40. 50, page y 81. The under.
signed having been appointed Tfustee in nIaee
II I. T.. Wright, deceased, b , a deeree al ira
ChanesEy Court Of Shelby c cunty. on the Sd
1A W. H. N DORE. Trustas.
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YIrs IN Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 10. - Early this
morning a FIRE destroyed the large frame
structure on the corner Of Twelfth and
Lumber streets, occupied as a ~planirg
mill by Robbins 4 Co.; as a furniture
mandatory by Joseph Schubert; aud
as a sash, door and blind factory by
Ful!im l. Co. No business was being
done 10 the building. Loss, $4,000; in.
suranee very light.
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OOgent Reasons for n Grand Success
Conspicuous among the highest examples Of
success which the present century can shsw Is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The record Of its
triumPhs over disease is to be traced in the
written Acknowledgements Of thousands who
have experienced its benshcent effects. and
the evidence Of its popularity is to be found in
the vast and growing demand for the srticlo
in North and south America. Mexico, Ghate-
mala, the West Indies, Australia and Europe.
The reassns for It's unparalleled success are
cogont ones. The accumulated evidence Of
J eaTly thirty years shows that IL Is a certain
remedy for malarial disease, as we'll IS It's
sutest preventive; that it eradicates dyspep-
STA, constipation, LIVER complaint aud ner-
yousness, counteracts q tendency to gout,
rheumatism, urinary and uterine disorders,
that il imperts yigor to the feeble, and cheers
the mind while 1t invigora'es the body.
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WARNING AND APPEAL.

The members Of the Ladio Chrjstian A,so-
citation you'd hereby solsmal.. warn ali naran,,
against allowing theis sons md Jonnbtasa 10
taAo part. as makers. 10 the approaching
Carnival and would warn rep, ciiaj!y against
the masquerade balls at nisF /, as from thu
testimony Of many who have . ONE under their
care and observation, the Q ara frpitrri
sources Of sin and shame.
Even very young cb!idrcy. imblbo a Iov, f.,
such amuscments tAat will be very diaicuIt 70
eradicate. and taeir tendency il 10 All auS
that continually.
bs an @T1aSrsi Jet thi; sink deep YOU
guardians Of your ehildfeA's vlrtpn n,' as me
TOO late. "f'uo' ere ~ Is
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Death Of tho oldest KaItor.

Washington DRion, Feb. 81
The Hon John S Gallagher died al
bis residence, 646 F street southwest. on
Sunday Last, in the eighty FIRST year q
his age. Mr.. Gallagher was the oldest
editor in the United States az the Tina
OF his death. He commenced his Jour.
nallstic career when eighteen years Of
age, aud from q position o. a of the
most Competent and best known editors
n bis native State lie came to Washing
ton as assistant editor OF the Old Ns.
tional lntelligeneer. He was also for
many years an able and efficient clsrs
in the employ of the government Presi.
dent Tyler appointed him to the position
Of third auditor of the treasury depart.
meut in lS49 This position b. Allied
Tor a nj nber Of years. he was also lor
fifteen years a clerk in the duartermas
ter generals Office. Mr.. Gallagher ba.
been al invalid for over two years. BE
died greatly regretted sad below ed by q
host &C friends.
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Bsysrd Taylor overheard WI young
bloods, with their brains mounted on the
knobs of walking sticks, talking loudly
and proianely in a street.car Of a person
of their acquaintance who, one Of them
said, wanted to be "a literary man and q
gentleman at the same time" "A lite.
rsFy man Is one thing, a gentleman is an-
other" the second rtjoined well
ye e.es; but sometimes you find a lite
rary man who is ra a-ather a gentleman"
the frat continued. Did seldoml' ex-
claimed the second. in a loud voice; and
ihs two got out of the car.
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MARnT.GRAs.

The LEDGER of next Wednesday
will contain an elaborate and yet a
concise description of the scenes
and incidents of Tuesday and Tues
day night. This will be written in
a style of clearness, yividness and
accuracy hat we believe will be &C
ceptable aud satisfactory to the
local and general public. With
out making it painfully heavy
or long, We shall endeayor to
portray the leading events and in
c,dents in the proper colors, giving
each one its proper place and con-
sideration. The occasion bids fair
to surpass any similar exhibition
ever witnessed in this city or any
other in this country. The displays
will be artistic, unique, classical, and
we'll calculated to educate and lift
up peoples taste to a higher stand
ard of art. Whatever demOralizlng
tendencies there may be incidental
to such a gathering and coming
ling Of the people are to be depre-
Gated and guarded against. They
are not the result of Mardi-G ras as
a non-religious festival celebrated
in this country, but the license to
those wrongly inclined or silly
and thoughtless, Opportunities
may be afforded to those who are
ready to daily with temptation,
but those properly trained and
balanced are able to take care Of
themselves, and will do SO. Every
citiz N, every head of a family,
ought to be on his guard, observe
the strietest decorum and vigilance
and thus avoid mistakes, mishaps,
awkward situations. Mardi-Gras
has become a permanent instita-
ton and we are all interested in
making the most and the best of it.
1t can be made an agency for i'm
proving the masses and promoting
innocent social enjoyment.
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Walt Whitman, at the Tom Paine
meeting 10 Philadelphia, recently, de.
eIared hat Paine lived a good lie, after
ils kind. and died calmly and philoso.
phically ms became him. HE served the
embryo Uuion with most precious ser
vice-a service that every man, woman
and child in our thirty eight States is to
some extent receiving the benefit Of TO.
day-and !, for one" said Mr.. Whitman,
here cheerfully and reverently tbroW
my pebble on the cairn Of bis memory
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At a Washington theaier 20 one goes
out between the acts ITO zee a man.
But scores Of young men 90 out 10 see
what progress is being made on Washing
tons monument-and some are so deep
" effected at the slowness Of the work
that they return with tears IN their eyes,
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ABOUT a year ago old Simon
Cameron concluded to msFFy and
grow up With the country and for
that purpose courted a young widow
in the treasury department. She
ne'eR consenting consented. Then
he relenting concluded she was too
old, and backed ont. Consequence,
a suit for damaged affections, estir
mated at fifty thousand dollars,
This naughty old boy was born
March s, 1899, and is therefore
about to celebrate his seyenty-eighth
birthday.
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A remarkable proof of brotherly aIec.
ton has been afforded in the progress Of
the Nichols divorce care at Bridgeport,
Conn. The brother Of the husband has
devoted bis entire time TO the defense,
and has advanced $50, 900 to defray the
expenses Of the trial. The lawyers EN-.
ployed IN the case are heavily feed.
Judge Fullerton alone receiving el0O
per day. besides a large retainer. The
case Is the principal topic Of coRversa,
ton throughout Connecticut.
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View York nnnh n,nremsnt.

New YORK, February TO- Loans IN.
crease, 81 sos. 300; specie decrease, 81
Oss 500; legal tenders increase, $4Sl 600;
deposits increase, $943. 400; circulation
increase, s7l, 900; reserve decrease, 81.
442 $50.
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Objections against CounIing the
FLORIDA Vote.

WASHINGTON, February lO.-It is ar
ranged by the Democrats that objections
signed by at least fve enators and Eve
representatives. shall be interposed
against the immediate counting Of the
Florida vote.
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The following dispatch. received at
/ o o'clock p m. the death Of
Mr.. Il. t. Tomlinson at Ashtabula:
To John t. Tomlinson. II Madison street; 3
A%sHrABULA, February 10 --Your father
died at | p D.. II. p. HEPBURN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-10

THE seven Democrats on the
electoral commission are still trying
to devise some plan to out vote
eight Republicans, This has be-
come equal to the puzzle of putting
eleven travellers into ten beds with
ont doubling any Of them.
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N CARD

II OIL Who are suffering from the errors ana
indisc5etions, OF youth. nervous Vs0Es ana
carry Geeayi loss Of manhood. etc. / will send
CHARGE 'n lS VIII cure you, FREE OF
oy a missionary In South Ametics 1Syre5eo
seu, addressed envelope to the Rpv 'IosS.
rsSAAS' o'ation ID. Bible House, New on
49, lB-xxiv l2SdAw
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AZ e AZ II EgK@t
Rhtu rday evening, Feb. 10, 1877.

The subscription price Of The PUB
LILO LEDGER is IS per annum for
the Daily, and 81 per ann1tm for the
Weekly Postage free,
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Professor Swing says that common
sense is the best guardian angel any
young man can have around,
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FIoRersl EIoRersi

Elegant bouquets, floral decorations,
plants, etc, at Craig's. 319 Main street.
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NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE.

wy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
ID decree of foreclosure. and order of sale,
issued out of the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District in and for the County of Hum
boldt, State of Nevada on the 9th day OF June
A. d. 1877, and to me directed and delivered.
upon a Judgment and decree of foreclosure,
and sale recovered in said Court, on the TIN
day of April D. 1877 in favor Of James p yd
plsintiff. and against lexander Wise, defend
ant. for the sum Of 81 ,450 U. 5. gold coin,
with interest thereon at the rate of one per
cent. per month from the 3lst day Of Decem-
Der. 1874, until paid. and one hundred and
fifty-six dollars L. 5. gold coin, attorneys
fees and cost of suit taxed at S55 20 in like
coin. and expenses of sale, all in Z. ). gold
COIN and By which l was commanded 10 sell
the mortgaged properly hereinafter described
at public auction, according TO law, to the
highest bidder for cash U s. gold coin, or
sufficient thereof to satisfy said principal, in
terest, costs and expenses of sale, and to APP
ply the same to the payment of said sums.
The following is descIiptis n Of the prop
erty authorized to be sold by virtue Of judg-
ment decree of foreclosure and order Of
sale, TO wit;
All that certain tract. piece or parcel OF
land situated in the county OF Humboldt,
State of Nevada, and more particularly
described and known as the Alex. Wise
pasture located about one half mile below
the town of Winnemucca, on the Humboldt
river. and containing two thousand l2,00Ol
acres more or less.
Therefore pursuant TO said judgment and
decree and in obedience toits requirements,
will expose to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, payable only
in United States gold coin. at the Court House
door in winnemueca, Humboldt County
Nevada, on
SATURDAY, THE S0th DAY OF JUNE
AID, 1877.
At one o'clock p NJ. Of said day all the rlgh;
title, and interest of said defendant, OF in anJ
TO the said above described property, now had
or had December Slst. 1874, or at any time sine,
then acquired, 10 satisfy said judgment and
deere.
Given under my hand. at my Office in Win
| nemuecs, Humboldt county, Nevada this III
day OF June A. ID. 1877. G. A. KYLE.
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada
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YOUNG nj EN-

WHO may be suffering from the effect OF
youthful follies or indiscretion, Will de-
well 10 avail themselves Of this. the great
lest boon ever laid al the altar Of suffvringl
humanity. DIR. ~PISNEY viii guaran
itee TO forfeit $500 for every case OF seminali
I : eakness, or private disease # any L nd OIL
khSraeter which he undertakes ami fails "a I
k,ure. he would therefore say 20 the unf3T-ss
kunate sufferer who may read this notice
EEhat on are tresdlng on dangerous ercuAds
twhen you longer delay in seeking the prcpers
remedy for your complaint. You may b
In the first -tage; remember you SIRE 81
kpruSei ing the last. II YOU are barierin 4
Elpon the last. and are suffering some r a.
fof it's i'll effects, remember that If yoI per
t,ist 10 procrastin&tion. the time must com
when the most skiilful physician can REM
Ter you no, assistance when the door Ofs
sAope will be close1 against yen; when a !
I.ngsl OF mercy can bring yoa relief. In noj
asa has the Doctor failed q success. Them
q not despair work upon youF ima-irs ton J
Ibut avSil yourself If she beneaciAl results
4 his treatment before your case y hey, nd.
he reach Of medical skill. or before tTiml
Heath hurries you 20 premature grave
tFull course Of treatment. 50. send money!
sby Post of3ce order or Express wit' sulll
sls Inscription Of case.
1 Call. or address.
DR.. A. 3. SPlNNEY,
No. IL Kearnsy Street. San Francisco.
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Notice OF
ShcriH'S Sole.

DY VI TUs OF AN TX CUTION
ID issued out Of the istrlct Court u
the Fourth Judicial District Il the tate Of
Nevada, in and for the county OF Hnmbold;
on the 18th day Of June, 1871. and 10 ule
directed and delivered upon q judgment re-
covered II said Court on the 18Th day q June,
1877, in favor q J. W. McWiilIzmg plaintiff
and against A. d. Wilcox. +. Barbour. n. l..
Stowell and A. Dixon, eo-partnsrs, and doing
business under the firm nam Of D. Wilcox
< Co. dafend&nts for The sum Il 81 81. L. :.
gold coin, with interest fTuEa MzTrh 1st Is7s
st the rate q i PER cent per month. also
$3.50 {. s gold coin. with interest frum Feo-
ruary nth IST7. at the rae % ! Z PER cent.
Per month; also Sl65. T. : gold e0ln. ~ / IL
Isrest from july 2Gsh. ts7s. az the raSs OF 2 yer
cent per month. and also SIS. &. { = S0E
coin, with legal interest," from date 4 tztg-
ment, together with cCsss als1 1isbg1rserz4@rfs
az she date % said judgment. &a1ouArAEsx 80
the sum # sos 10. ard scc-ulng e0sss. a. Il
{. : gold CON-
Therefore, pursuant said sx@rzEioz 1Es1
IN ootdienee TO - coIA.---EaN-. AID Fsss4-ss-
ments. did uE the %-d day o. SUB@. = y.
ls77 levy On ami take N execution the EsGlas-
ing rial estate property. 70 Wit
~ \ II y I section Il ToEEshte -
Range IS also, East = q y Z 4 Sees58u -
Township 81. hsng- A.: also y 4 q SEa
Section a, ToSnsAlp 81 EAlSe ~ \
y $ 81 4, ,ecsI02 o.. T1wD.A4g
"a, Range 81: and also aeEd shsas 1
fenced. sections 10, 20 ard -. TgwE-
ship 81, Range "A. containing 30 aerss,
more or less. = geIher with al frnrrUven a@rlss
g. ereOn, said lands being situated u sks Hzzl-
bollt river. about a. miles above Y zl-r.g.a
IL humboldt county, Nevada. aud kncwz a.
Wilcox & Co.'S land. and also that eertail
aIlCh generally known - tia Pas2lesol
2nch, on Cold Run. IL Gcfd uM IowushEp
about miles above the slater sl.sh Ia. II lLl-
boldt COUNTY, NeyaGz, with ali the llagsoye-
ils MS thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that On
S ,TURDAY. THE laTH DAY OF July.
A. II. IsT7.
Between the hours Of 9 o'ciock in the morn
/ ing aud o'clock in the afternoon. % wit. at
l o'clock p. II. 81 said dFy. II front II The
Court house door, in the town u WinnaEnucca.
4 Humboldt county. Nevada ] viii expose 10
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash IA hand.
payable only in U. ;, gold coin, all the right
+ title interest and claim Of said defendants q
in and 10 the above described property or
/ sufficient thereof 10 satisfy said judgment
costs and aecruiug costs.
Gwen under my hand at my Office in Whine
mncca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this nd
day OF June, A. D. 1877.
G. a. KYLE,
/ Sheriff Of Humboldt county Nevada,
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NOTICE..

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial District % the State
OF Nevada IN and for the county Of Hum
boldt,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JOSIAH B. CARaEl., DECEASED.
Pursuant 10 Sn order o. said Court, made on
the aSsh DAY of May, ls1z not ce Is hereby
given that Monday. the Al day IF July. A. d
lS77 ~ 10 o'clock A. d. II salQ day, and IL tia
Court-ruosa ~ sait Court AZ the Court house
in the cognty ~ Humboldt. STATE II Nevada
has been annai1tSd sS the time and rlsce for
proving tAe VIII og sid Josiah f. Csyrel
deceased. sud hearing the Sppl.cstiCn az
George II. Csrrel fer the issuance % him u
letters ts-SiSIneataly. where ami when any pev-
son interested may sppeSr AID contest the
sane.
la.e1 5uue 2lst, 1877. ]. II. JOB.
j9AI0d Clerk
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE OF
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out of the District Court
Of the Fourth Judicial District in and
for the county of Humboldt, state OF
Nevada, on the 10th day Of June, A. u. 1871
and TO me directed and delivered for eXecu-
tion ON n Judgment recovered in said Court on
the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1875, In favor OF
N LEVY and M Seigel and against the Hum
boldt Mill and Mining Company.
Now, therefore in obedience to the demands
and requirements of said writ OF execution,
| did on the 18th day of June A. d. 1877, |. Wy
on and take in execution the following
described real estate, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF lana
being situate in the county CT Humpoldt,
state of Nevada. and more particularly
described as follows, to wit Being sltuate on
the west side Of the Humboldt river, above
the bridge crossing the river from Bridge
street, Winnemucca and beginning at the 4
$ post, between Sections 10 and 20 Township
SO. n. range SO east Mount niahlo Meridian
thence running due east 22.4o chains 70 the
middle of the Humboldt river, thence o. 40.
w 150 chains, thence Ao3O
1915 chains, thence AZ 10 II IL cnalhs'
thence : l0o45 w 450 chains, thence
s 52o45 W. 400 chains. thence s. $50
w 40 chains, thence N SO o W $50 chains,
thence 5 63 W 1903 chains, thence 4 81 o
go chains thence go 90 chains, thence
5 73o W 81 chains following the meander-
lngS of the HUMBOLDT river, lneHCt n Ito
chains to the place of beginning, containing
"a sa-I00 acres, courses by the true meridian
magnetic variations Is o +, as appears on map
of the s. W. Il, Section 20, Township 80, n.
Range SO Mount Diablo Meridian, made by
D. Van Iennep, County Surveyor of Humboldt
county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF JULY,
A. d. 1877,
Between the hours OF 9 o'clock in the morn
ing and O'Clock in the evening to wit, at
o'clock p NJ. of said day, in front OF the Court
house door in Winnemucca, Humboldt county,
Nevada, will expose to sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand payable
only in u s. gold coin, all the right, title. in
terest and claim of the said defendant Of in
and to the above described premises to satisfy
said Judgment, costs and accruing costs.
Given under my hand, at my office. in Win
nemucca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this
18th day of June, A. D., 1877.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
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