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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. Survey No. IA. Application no. 70.
Y. Il. LAND OFFICE. II 10. NEvADA, !

y. \. LAND OFFICE. II no. NErADA,I
AroTlrEts HEREBY Owes TH&rCirAu. rs
IN W. Bri'nstt. whose postcfirN, sidr' - Is
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, and bis COZ lsiui.
anti. Calvin Wells and Aaron Er'nch. ul'''Sc
lsostofnce AIdrr,s II iitrLlrI:. IA. have a..
Piled & r o patent for the Great Expectation
lHsie and Mn site In conn etinu Fthrn with.
Ssli lode elai Il {. tAtv,n hundred frrt IirsAr
nienSurr1 and two hGEdrcd feet ~tdc. aud Is
situated ~ II furc Mountain Nining pis't!Ct.
County II Ilko. stale TT ScvS.lS. sud l. murc
Particularly d'Scrilet by thu Esld nOics nOx on
LOT A-Beginnipg st pas: Ii=SkCd No. 1. T..
g. Survey, No. a.. lot 4: whchce U. s. Minefll
honuin,nt. M. I. bears =. Al IL ~. =. tST1
fSet; thence running first course 5. Gi dg. IL
min. W. 9J0 f,st. 10 post marked No. >, Z. 5
eurTey. No. ~. lat A; themes second rUuIks y.
rs Dig. IS niii- w eoo feet, to post marked M.
n. . Dig. 30 min. ". 500 feet. to prst marked 40.
/, u. s. SURVEY, NJ. 81, lot A; thtncu fourth
eourSe n. 81 L.. Is min. Z. 20 feet, TO post
NTH eunr,e y. tig. 80 min. +. 30 feet. to poet
marked M. 6. u. x. Survey. No. T., lot A: thcueo
siIth char.e. r. - dg. Is min. T. SOo feet. 10
post niHtk'Ii No. l. ho place Of beginning; con.
tainIng O Vtiln0 acre.. Courses exp css, q ironi
the trIIr furrId!un with magnetic variation uf
II Dig % hin. L. The survey has bcc;I nistc to
CONFORM 10 lilrc original notice OF location,
LOT D-BtS!nninS Mt port ma kGi M. ], u.
Il. Survey, No. "a. lot ~ thence running tirSt
course y. G2 Dig. W $50 feet, TO poet marked No.
=. U. 2. Survey. 40. -. 10, u; thence s,rnnd
l. U. X Survey. No. 50. lot u; whence post No.
L. Of Survey No. IL, lot \. bears north - Ia dg.
W. 6j6i feet; th'nce third course g. d. T.
Sn ftrt to I'ost tuarket No. {. u. $. SURVEY, No.
~. lot ID thence fourth ~ourEc y. 20 Dig. = Geo
let. to post M. I. the place Of bcI.inuinS:
ininII. 9O-lIo n rvs Courses rIrrcsSCd irum
lhr true meridian with a InAyIIctiu variation OF
|; zig 80 min. Z
Nny and nil persons claiming adversely the
mining grnuid, weir, lode. prculSca, I4ill sitc,
ar any portion thereof 70 divided, surveyed,
plated ani applied r. arc hereby uotihri that
unless their adverse claims nru duly filed
cordIng I" law and the regulations thercundtr.
within riAIy tCul days frem the date hrrrof with
The kcgiIter Of the L. 8. Lnnh oncc. at Like. In
lhu Couuty OF Like. State Cf Ne. nd1, they win
lie barred aud all ~ their rights wsiyed. hy vIr-
tue OF the pr,riEIons Of the statutes Ia rvlatna
thrreto. Their fUrc. PURSUANT To law. tlirrct
his oicn tn he puilahU.l for sixty tG1I days. In
the ELxo pIlESDEST, n daily newspaper.
printed AMI published at Elko, IN tile County |
VI klko. state Of Scvadn, tho samr bcin. the |
ne.rest to the location Of said mining Claim |
md mil 'iic.
JOHN 8. GAYIICGH,
dG-6ol ..ste- US Register.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

rINCBCAitOEA COSSOLIDATED MINING
Cuinplny:-IhcaIlnn Of principal place Dt
business flkO, Standardization f works. Tue.
cnTurn Mining District. ElkO county, SrHalr.
S0TiCE IL hereby giEcn that at n nicrtiIix Of
tho IIOar az Trustees held on the lat day Of S1.
VcnIhCr, 0lB7G. MI assessment No u Oi2ctnls per
siInre was levied upon tho capital stock uf The
corporation, payable Immediately, Ia Unltcd
States gold coin, 81 tho Secretary at the Office OF
tho Company.
Any stock upon which this hs'csE'ncit shall re-.
main due and unirali un the LIST day Of Jnnnacy,
1871, will bc delinquent and advertised fur sale
nj public auction, and unless payment Is iuIlc
before will b" sold OF VIZ ySESDhI, the lst day
~ February, IE7T, to pay tho delinquent n, R,ns.
ncnl, together with costa Of advertising and tx.
pCnscs Of sale. liy order Of tic llunIh at TrGs.
tees. u. VI. UIASJ, secretary.
Onico--l'nnk Of N. T.. FREEMAN l. Co.. Elko.
NuVa,i1. d!td
PnStpOnCnrnt.
Tho date on which AascsEIncnt no. I. Of tIu
TuscarvTa Consolidated Mining Company will
h'cuW" delinquent, liz hereby postponed til ilio
l1ih day ~ January, 1877, aud tho ralG Of tie
Inlucnt stock Will lake place 0n the nth hay Of
February. 1911
IIy order Of tho Hoard Of Trustees.
II. ST. GRANT, Secretary,
| The date oh which AtsrqETnCnt No. Of Ill,
TuscatOrH Consolidated Mining Company vii
become delinquent, IL hereby postponed III
| Saturday, February ~. 1877, nnd the sale al
| drlnniiCnt stock win t1tc place oil Monday
| March II, iSI7.
| Iiy order Of the Beard Of Trustees.
II. NJ. CHANT Secretary.
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n TIITs n1sT1,Ic,r couI,r ot, rIII.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Ninth Jutllcisl Di-trict, OF tho State OF Me-
Ea''a, In and f,r the County %" Elk".-Amclia T.
JeTttt. plaintiff against John II. Jewctt, de-
PENDANT. Action brought In the District court
" the II til Judicial Disir.Lt Of tho state Of
Ncvadl. Ia and for tic County OF Elk,
and the Complaint hlril In tile Office OF
the Clerk 0f raid District Court .'.
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETING
to JOHN II. JEWETT, defendant. Yuu ure
hereby required to appear In All aciinu brought
ngaiiSt y0u by the 1bnYc named plaintiff In The
District Court Of tho Ninth judicial District OF
the Slate Of Nevala, in aud for the County Of
ElSc, aud to answer the complaint filed therein
within tell days exclusive of tue day OF servieel
nftcr the service Oa you Of this SumIuons-if
srrrcd within this County; ur, ff served out
OF this County. but in this District, within ~
days; otherwise, within 10 days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you. according
to 'he prayer u said complaint. Tho said &C.
tion IL brought tD obtain Judgment of this
Court. hCcrccing that thu bonds OF mutrimony
cSis Ing between plaintiff aud defendant he
disSo Heh. on the grounds Of hnOitual, gross
drunkenness. aud for extreme cruelty; and that
the plalnilH have the custody Of tho minor
childrrn, mentioned in the complaint mud for
such other mud further relief ~ 10 the Conrt
may reenI just and eluiabiu in the premises. as
will mort fully appear 10y reference to the con-
plntNt ON hlc In luy Oillcr, u certified COPY of
which accompanies tia writ. And you nre
hereby nntiilcd that II y0u fail appear aud all.
swcr sad complaint AZ above required, the .
said plaintiff vi apply To tile Court for tho re-
lief TIL rein drIn indrd.
Given uIilcr my hand and tho Seal of the
.. District Court OF tho ninth Judicial
Tsru1 district NJ tlu Stat. NJ Nevada, Cuun-
~ Of Elku, this 10th day OF December,
III the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sGventy-siS.
o. + GREEN, Clerk.
]. l.. WfSE". Attorney for rlln,ifl. i3G0L
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u. 8. Survey No. Al, Application no. 81.

u. s. LAND OFFICE, ELKo NEVADA
December I'LL. lsTG.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHARLES
~ ". Deuneti. whose pOsloficc address Is
SAt Ihko City, Utah erritory, and his co-ciainl-
ants Calvin Wells and Aaron French. whose
roBtoilice address Ia Iittsburg, Pennsylvania,
have made application for patent for the leila
lode or milne. Also for Mill HitG In connection
with said lode. which lode or mine Is eighteen
hundred feet linear measure 10y two hundred
fee Wide, and Is situated In Spruce Mountain
Mining District. County Of EiSo, Stntc OF Ne
field notes Ilnw on filc III this Office.
LOT A-lhginning Of a post marked No. !.
U. = Survey No. ~, lot a. whence post No ,
aud Of u. r. Survey Noe. AZ and % bears y
II Ia deg; " 1894 feet, aud post No. 1. nf u. s.
BuTNry No Il. y. ~ la lcE. e 800 feet; thence
running hrri cnnrfc s. 81 Ilcl., u imln. ". 100
feet TO post marked No. ,, U. e. Survey, No IS,
lot A. Whence i"lst No. l, OF $. Survey. No.
"a, bears \. 81 LIZ deg; ". 3sC0 feet. thence
second conr,c =. y 'ea. u min: T.. 1900 feet to
post ina tei M. .. Us. snrvcJ. No. 10. lot a.:
feet TO pot marked No. I, U. i. Survey, No. ~
lot A; thence fourth course y. der. - tniu {:
W. 1870 feet 10 lunaf marked ~" l. the place Of
beginning, containing y &c loo RcIc4: c lures
tIprerscr fnIm the true meridian with n insI,.
nctic rAri3ti"n ~ II deg. ~ min. T. Said sur
wy Il = been made to conform 10 tho original
lutict Uf fNAtiOiI. &c.,. ...
IIJT B-iIrgnIIng at post marked No. l. u,
s. survey. Nh. II. joI -; when q post No. ., q.
H. Survey. No. ~. iutA bears y. 10 III deg l..
se}i ICtt; wicrre running Frst course n. CO
deg; W. GGu lee, Ia pO4t marked NJ. y u. x
survey, ~ Ct, iOi u, thrncc second course ~
IA deg; ". ~ feet Iu rot n'arked No. =, q. s.
kuiYcs No. IJ. 1t u; thence thlnl rDur,c $.
"a leg r. GtD feet IT, post marked 40. I, q &.
survey. No. ~. lot II: thcrrc fourth course \.
iudcg.; y. feet It, post marked SO. 1. the
place { beginning, containing gl.iOO ucTrs
rurps rNprcs.c'l ir''n The true meridian Will
naRnctic variation II II IL deg. T..
Any and NIL pcrsuiIs claiming adversely the
mining ground. vein. lode, rtrIni,c mill site
or any l-OrilUn the ccf 40 Iyilcd. surveyed
rIAlicd. and applied for. nte hereby uuiinrt
that unless their adverse clainis are daily hiry
according to law. Htld the regulations the; cuiI
der. within ,lIty lC0J iAys FROM The Ila!r there
~, with the NCplStcr Cf the u. :. land OIIvc a
Eito. In Ekn County, State 81 Nevada, thoy vii
he barred. aud all uj their rlgh will hc cOnsid
cred waived by virtue oI tie prUiisiois Of ih
statutes IN relation thereto.
Wherefore pursuant 10 law direct this motto
IN bc publishrd for sixty tGOl days Ia the IIK,
1SDErESpEsr. = daily ncwSp1pCr printed me-
Published at klSo, III tho culntJ cf Elkn. Stat
Of Nevada. the SsuC brIrg nearest The location
OF said thinking claini and mill tito.
JOHN u. MAYIltGII,
dj6od. .--.' 4. Rc lister.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

IlrCKEYE NINE. TUsCAR0RA DISTRICT,
ID HikO County. Nevada. Notice il hereby
gwen hist al a meeting Of tho owners Oi the
lhctrye Afinc. Sn takCtpintht Of Fifty Cent.
Ter fO0t WAS levied on ra.h And every foot Of
tal1 Buckeye gTOin', payable immediately III
u. =. gold coin 10 Tho Secretary.
Dy order VI the C"niISny.
oh. itAtnitr. Secretary.
COrnucOpia. Nov. Dec. IL, 1870. dI7.Jw
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D. n. HASKELL,
TOWN SITE AGENT.

Lots for Sale or Lease.
ANY ONE BUYING PROPERTY In Railroad
Towns should b0 careful and rcc that tile RAIL
ROAD TITLE HAS BEEN SECURED.
UIlicu on railroad Street. between Fifth and
Sixth Streets. Elko. Ncr.. or address Q. l.. Rail
road Office. fam Francisco.
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THE PROGRESSIVE SALOON.
A ND LODGING HOUSE,
TuscnrOrn, Nevada,
'ruScnrOrn, Nevada

TuScnr0Tn, EcTndp.
THOMAS SMITH, pnOPNIETOIt.
Tho rooms throughout nrc supplied with
40. ] Spring Mattress iichs mil furnished
throughout with special Wow tu comfort aud
convenience. AMI have no hesitation IN saying
10 tho travelling pub,ic that the accommodations
ate not only ample but uf 4 character 10 Insure
entire satisfaction 10 quests.
THE uAU
II always supplied With q choice selection pi tho
very best Wines aud Liquors uf all kinds and
chlucc iri:!ia Of Ci!H-s. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-22
Ground Dowa TO a Thin EDGE.

Boston Post: IL was noted, day or
two ago, that there was for the time u
Democratic majority in the United
States Senate, caused by the sickness
and absence Of Republican Senators.
The majority on the Republican side
having been ground down to 30 thin
an edge ~ IL has, this was the first
time in seventeen years that it has had
a chance to see the Democrats In iull
control. But it ia only u premOnition
Of what H. at hand, and is the practical
end Of Republican domination in that
body. The adjustment of the Louis
iana and South Carolina cases will
make n considerable difference in the
political relations of the two parties in
the Senate, aud the elections to fill the
vacancies Of two years hence will
make still more, in all probability put
ting an end to the old Republican ma
jority forever. The old dynasty is
gone, in any event, and all men not
entirely blinded by craftsmanship see it
now more distinctly than ever.
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Ir will be seen by our dispatches
this morning, that il has been deter
mined by unanimous acquiescence OF
the cabinet, to send a commission to
Louisiana, and vt the same time main
tain, for the present, the status quo.
This can have but one meaning, we
thinll--the seating of Packard; all
though, Offering place on the cons
mission to Judge Davis, the new sena,
tor from Illinois, would seem to indi-
cate that n lair.count was meant. We
have no great amount of faith III com
mission, committee of eminent men,
returning boards or national electoral
star chambers, and so, only regard the
proposition as a move in the direction
of the establishment Of Packard. If il
is so, and Mr.. Hayes will do the State
of Louisiana this foul wrong, he loses
by the act tho respect men were dis,
posed to accord him for his fairness
and then nothing will be remembered
in his case, but the foul wrong don,
the country in his own seating. Politi
cal fortunes are often made or marreC
10y single act.
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PEARSON Brownlow ON the Cabinet

New York Express President Hay es
has begun well. His appointment of
Colonel David NJ. Key has been well
received, both in Tennessee and else
where throughout the Union. indorse
the appointment, as showing, on the
part of the president, a disposition to
foster n growing national sentiment in
the South, Tennesseans should take II
pride in Mr.. Keys promotion.
have known Senator Key from his
boyhood, and enjoyed the hospitality
Of has fathers house forty years ego.
II ~ faith Was u Methodist minister,
and has Ion 4 siuca gone to his reward.
There has not been an ADLER or more
patriotic cabinet organized since the
memorable campaign of 1910, when
Jackson and Van Buren, retired and
"rlppecnl oe" Harrison came in, thir-
ty seven years ago John Sherman
and Carl Schnrz are patriotic and able
men, everywhere recognized AZ lead
ing American citizens.
Now let some one rise up aud in
dorse Pars0n Brownlow, who as Il
WAig wrote, spoke in public, and
talked In private, more pro slavery
III II all the old Wing party put to-
gether, and who rs u Republican has
been, in venom, the antipodes of the
man he c0mmendS.
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Agricultural \ Mechanical College
OF EEK AS,
For the Benefit Of coloroa Youths.


The undersigned have been appointed by
his ENcellency the Governor, commissioners
under the act TO establish an Agricultural
ana Mechanical College Of Texas for the ben.
tnl OF Colored Youths, and to make appro.
pflallOns therefor, TO select u suitable place
tor the location OF said Mechanical and Ag.
llcultural College, ami for other purposes
me act above requires that the site selected
hy the commlssiO ,ers ShS II contain not less
than iye hundred acres of land, suitable fol-
agricultural purpose. 1t also vests in the
commissioners authority 10 receive dona-
uohS IN lHnd and money to aid IN the cree
ton and maintenance of said Agricultural
ana Mechanics! College
me commissioners respectfully invite do
hauohs OF laHd and money ia aid of sid
coliese and tenders of donations or propO-
salS Of sale of land suitable Tor the location
ana establishment Of said Agricultural and
MtchanicNl College or the bene tit of COlored
Youths, as required 10y the act.
proposals for the sale or donation of land
iut inc location Of The College should state
us situation, quantity, quality of soil,
blhouh OF Inn bered and praire portions; in
cnhs VI proposed sale, price por acre; and
othtr circumstances rendering 1t eligible
for tue site of the College. The title must be
IfGe from cloud or incumbruncgs
rlopoSElS should be sent to Ash bel Smith
chairman Of the Board OF Commissioners,
Guy OF houSlOn, Texas, ON or before the FIRST
IuesuuS ~ April next, shortly after which
u the commissioners win proceed to
n.1NH stttcuon OF size iOl the College, as
provided for in the act above named.
AsABEL SMITH,
j. ID. GIDDlSGS,
r,, JAMES II. RAYMOND,
Ioo--'ol'h commissioners, etc
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As ru2 growing crop is of the utmost
Importance to the people, and to every
business interest of the State, we will
be thankful to our friends throughout
North and Central Texas for every
item concerning it, We would DO glad
if, in the next thirty days we could
have brief letter for publication from
each neighborhood throughout the
entire wheat growing district of the
State. viii our friends among the
farmers make note Of this request :
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A Lawyers wooIng.

Charles O'Conors peculiar wooing
Is thus told by the Warrington CORE
spondeut Of the Clevel aud Herald :
"rhe young and beautiful widow OF
Commodore McCracken OF our navy
retained from abroad, and finding her
financial affairs in u complicated state,
went to Mr. O'Conor to get his legal
advice. Mr.. O'ConOr discovered that
the commodore ha 4 died insolvent and
the beautiful widow was left TO the
cold mercles OF II selfish world with
ont penny 20 call her own. This he
was Obliged to break TO her, where
upon she held up her hands In pite0us
dismay, crying, oh, Mr.. OC0nor,
what shall | do? | who have lived
in luxury all my lifep Madam, said
the great lawyer, the best advice | can
give you is to marry me- They were
married.
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Aching Meaas and Uneasy Nerves.


Are often soothed by IIostetters stomach
Bitters, because that searching corrective
completely removes the causes of brain and
nerve excitement, which are TO be found In
arrangement of the stomach, and of its M
sociatc organs, the liver and bowels 1t isa
truth which can not be too earnestly insisted
upon, that the effect of mere sedatiyes and
narcotics, like bromide of potassium, va.
lerian, choral hydrate and opium, is less
appreciable the longer they are used, and
that they can never permanently relieve
nervous excitablity, because they can not
remedy tho weakness and organic d.range.
ment which lies ut Its roots. Hostetter,s
Bitteis, however, can and does cure nervous
maladieS, for the reas n already stated
SICK headache, restlessness at night, vertigo
mental feaviness and depression of spirits
as well as tho dyspeptio condition OF the
stomach, and torpidity of the liver and
owels, which give rise 10 them, are en-.
Mo. ""'e
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Ahead OF All COMPETITION fra the Cloth
ing Trade

ing Trade.
This is very appli cable to the enter.
prlsllg clothiers, f. NJ. Kahr & Bro.
who e first and foremost to open
the fall campaign by the introductio
OF nm immense stock of fashionable
clothing for men, boys and children, to
nit the desires of everybody, the ap-
probation of which is being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t is safe
to assert that whenever you see any
one wearing n nice-itting, we'll
made and cheap suit, that it comes
from f.. M. Kahn n Bros, aud why
this is thus, Is becallse they exercise
the greatest care IN selecting the late
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy every body,
Having been in this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants of this section, and their
honstantly increasing business is the
est proof that the public appreciate
them,
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere in the city. We simply say
visit this popular, emporium and OK
anime their stock and our word for 1t
you Will be amply repaid.
Remember--E. M. Kahn & Bro, the
clothiers, corner Elm and Lamar
streets.
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American Z cef.

The first arrival of American bee
In Kilkenny may date from February
%, says the KILKENNY Journal, when
a consignmt mt of two and half tons
was delivered at No. 81 High street.
The establishment was opened on yes.
terday and the meat exposed to view.
Considerable crowds collected before
the shop door, and the appearance of
the beef was the subject of much criti.
cism. The fat aud lean portions are
nicely balanced, and the whole IRE.
sents the appearance of n sourd heal
thy article. The opening price was
from Cd, to 81. per pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-22

The situation in New Orleans is grave
indeed but still we do not despair of q
peaceful solution of the difficulty
Packard starves slowly, all will admit
that, but then all will admit that il is
only n question of time. Should he
indiscreetly provoke collision between
his negroes and the white inhabitants
OF New Orleans, there will be none
left to tell the tale We trust, for the
sake OF tho whole country, that thi,
result will be avoided. We have had
enough of bloodshed in the south, God
know, and we would be glad to know
that the last drop had boen split upo n
political issues. War is at all times
terrible, but when it is waged Jy the
two factions Of the same people it il
deplorable, ruinous beyond expression
We trust better counscls will prevail in
the radical camp, and that Packard
will finally conclude, Notwithstanding
his bombastic letter to quietly submit
to the majority of the people of Lou T.
lana and retire from the conflict which
is hopeless without the active assist.
ance of the United States army, and
that under Mr.. Hayes, is happily an
mpossibility.
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after finale consultation, they deert.
mined to disband. The Charleston
News and Courier relates that Mr..
Benjamin, secretary OF state, consulted
with the host, who had been the first
man to sign the South Carolina seces
sion ordinance Of 1851, as to the d!spO.
sition to be made of the great seal Of
the confederacy. Colonel Perrin urged
him to cast it into the savannah river,
which he was to cross the next day,
ana IL Is believed that this was done.
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JN0. W, THOMPSON.


fNRuSiEE'S 81 LE-By virtue o deed of
L trust executed and delivered to me ON
the Sih day of september, a. ID. 1873, uv II.
&, Nalrond and j. W Bnyou ut the county
OF Harrison and state OF Texas, conveying
to me IN lrust two certain lots Of land lying
IN said county of Harrison ana in the town
OF Hnllv lie, and designated rs being lot No
oand The east h4it OF lot No. !, in block "B"
Wes', each OF said lots having a stOre-hou.e
thereon situated, for the purpose of securing
MeSsrs Mack, Stadler d Co. in the payment
OF two certain prOmiSSory notes of two hum
dred and niuoty-nine dollars and five hun
dred and scventy-two and gO-lGn dollars, re.
Sptctively. And AT the request of the said
Mack, Stadler Il Go. viii, for the purpuSl OF
making tie unpaid balance Of SIX huudred
ana fourteen ana 76.lOO dollars due on said
notes, sell Snid preni es at the court house
door at Dallas in the county of Dallas and
Statr aforesaid, ON Saturday the Us day of
Marcn, present month "a, y. 1877, between
ihe hours of 10 O'Clock a nj. and o'clCcl, u.
IN, TO the highest bidder for cash in hand.
L. ID. COUGHANOUR,T Trustee.
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