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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-13

New Hampshire will elect to-day Gov
ernor, a Railroad Commissioner, Council
lors, State Senators, and other less import
ant officers, and last, but most important,
will be three Representatives. in Congress. !,
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j MINOR OPFIcEs.-President Hayes told an
ofice-seeker on Saturday that he would not
consider the appointmentno ftiany subordi'
nate officer for ut least sixty days. ~.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF oih ~
LEE MoSCNEST AssoCltLioH'
INCORPORATED January %, le7il
DyrtI,.nNn Va March 3, isiI.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or NASh"h"''
LEE MONUMENT Assoclttio''
Incorporated January %, lsll;l.
RICHMOND, VA, March s. $50
MODELS, DRAWINGS, AND DtSiH sI.,
WI will be received al this office up ,tS ~;
of noon on the FIRST MONDAY IL M II ,,TIE
1877, for a COLOSSAL EQuESTklAS 800 a
of G GENERAL ROBERT +. LEE; 10 u 'i'''
the Capitol Square, at Richmond, VA. .,..,r, for
Competitors Will present Their own Inst. o
statue and pedestal, accompanied py rs,n ,ao ~
cost stating terms OF payments, and me ,.'IS
quired for the completion Of the "orN '''' -
charges TO the Board. 18Th. L-,x.
The models win not be nnssTe[SI q 9 StS S
AZ noon. and no proposals win be receives VI ,,,t
sidercd which have not arrived ut 'ia' "''' 49,
The Board reservng TO Itself full liocT'! - c
any and all proposals IN their discretion. W..
the estimates on the third Monday IN f. -, r.
1877, aud make their award In three Cd!
after. .,., ,,.y be t,sI.e!
will be freely afforded by addressing 'N' "'''
signed .,,,,.r
NH 7-6t. S. BASSETT FRENCH. e>S.''"'. :,
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me- PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and of patients who have taken II, that II
"a more accountable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other oil
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidity and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed FOR the best
cod-llyer oil. MEADE q bAhEs,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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PROFESSIONAL.
!, var, plARRNGER

- Wv -. formerly Of North tss01 "a
ATTORNEY AND C0UNsELlL@9nEs u, ~
SlS SOUTH SEVENTH sia|"'
-o' % PhilsdeIphia, Pa; n, ,ttenror
gen%issIGne ,,siness. Bsst reierssses E nsers
s IasaI and duaucial ability. INSURANCE MD 2-sm
suecialty. &.-' --------------'~
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It is now said that our friend YANKEE
ALLAN has seriously expressed the opinion
that Mr.. HAYES is not the man he took him
sa. ~ l.nE ,L.-i ...a-,LL $50. IL. ~
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;annends tbs paetains Ieaetionst o.as br
ION. ,s.--.--irsaF
SENATE Hills PISSED.


South Boston, 1880
SENATE giELs rAssED.
incorporate the jennings Association
OF the United States with. amendments.
Z To amend flie aetsin relation to working
and keepingfn order. the roads OF the Com
monwealth. ;,
To amend an act amending the charter OF
Authorizing the Governor to appoint
commissioners to the Exposition niyer-
selle at Paris, with an amendment: !.
! To amend the act authorizing the city OF
Fredericksburg to issue certain bonds.
To authorize the Council OF DanylIle TO
levy q special tax for the purpose OF build
Ing jail.
cooperating the Washington, Cincinnati,
and st. Louis Railroad Company.
To amend section 20 OF the net imposing
taxes for the support Of Government.
THE HoTCHKIss BOOK. ii
House bill to authorize the Board OF I'M
migration to dispose Of the book known as
"the Hotchkiss book" descriptive OF the
climate, resources, &C., OF Virginia, was DIS
eussed and reiected-ayes, 81; noes, IL
mot two thirds in the afirmative). The vote
was reconsidered, and the bill recommitted.
- HOUSE BILL PASSED.
To authorize the trustees OF Christ church,
In the city Of Richmond, to borrow money.
IS r....s..s.., THE SALARY BILL
House bill regulating the compensation
and mileage of members OF the General AS
sembly was discussed and made the order
Of the day for Friday at O'Clock.
MUNICIPAL, TAXATION.
House bill to provide basis OF municipal
taxation on the real and personal property
in cities and towns was taken up, and dis
cussed, amended, and ordered to be en-
crossed for u third reading. .a>
tT''. TIE pENIrENTIARY GUARD.
House bill to provide that the guards at
the penitcntiary shall each be entitled to an
overcoat made in the institution was dis
cussed at length, and, on motion OF Dir.
WILLIAM SMITH dismissed.
At 2:20 P. NJ, on motion OF Mr. STUART,
the House adjourned.
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The vote on confirming DIR. KEY was "a
to 2; SCHURz, ALTO !; on McCRARY, THosPP-
SON, and DEyENs, thevote was not divided
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NJ LINEN sHEETINGs,
PERCALEs, PRINTS,
KID GLOVES, RUFrLIxcs,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUrps
AIso' NEW cAsslMEnEs FOR SUITS
just opened by
NH 9-3m Tn p,,c-
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MET THERE WILL BE RELIGIOUS
at the Old Market Hall THIS EVENING nc
TX o'clock All are most cordially invited TO attend.
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w MARCH 9TH, 1877.

w MARCH 9TH, 1877.
THE LAST NOVELTY.
T. X. PRICE ( Co
have Just received splendid BLACK ERoc.np
SILKS for Polanaises. Look a. them, -'oh
LATEST PARIS SENSATION.
NH 9-3in
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EXPLANATION.
THE; MAYO DEFALCAT1oS.

= The Committee on Finance reported
resolution requesting the Governor to di-
rect the Attorney General to bring suits
against the Auditor OF Public Accounts,
the Second Auditor, Treasurer, and such
other persons as in his. discretion may be
liable as sureties for the defalcation in the
Treasurer's office in 1874. The resolution
was recommitted. ''.' - .-
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MILITARY NOTICES.
aMHTsEMENTS.

DR. TAYLOR WILL GIVE AN EN-
IL TERTAINMENT on TUESDAY and FRIDAY
NIGHTS, March 18th and 18th, 1t 81 O'Clock, at
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE for the benefit
of the Young Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
First Baptist church. Admission Csc. NH l3-ltf
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NJ LARGE ASSORTMENT
AT COHEN BROTHER.

TT 'VT'T.N bIsU 7 IfR>'
GREAT BARGAINS NOW OPEN AND rnp
SALE.
THOUSANDS OF VARIOUS GOODS ZAP
BELOW MARKET VALUE.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTSERsHIPs.

OFFICE OF GoDDlN, WARREN 60"
..- BROKERS, REAL ESTATE hGEAIs'
AND ACCTIoSEHRS
No. HOG MAIS Street
RICHMOND. VA, March ], 1871
DISSOLUTION.-T co-partnerhlp 0!
~ GoDDIS. WARREN & co. Is inis Jay ~
solved by the Withdrawal of GEORGE "; " NJ
rem, Esq. The undersigned will continue tr nIi,
ness Mt the old stand under the irin-n"inc d! WV
DIN, WARREN & CO.. --
v D. VI. GODDIN,
NH 1914. EDWARD j. WARREN'
OFFICE OF GEORGE ". WAEEEHL
No. lIcS MAIN STREET, March /, 1871.
TTAVING WITHDRAWS FROM HE
IL firm OF GODDIN, WARREN & CO. nsp ,Tt.
fsIly offer my services To my friend, ani me Pun
generally rs REAL ESTATE AGENT ANo A''
TIONEER. ,..
Houses rented and rents collected.
Real estate sold privately and 10y aucooh'
Loans negotiated on most favorable icfH'''
Commercial paper bought and sold; -, ,.,r.
All business entrusted 10 lie shall ha''"'' ~
sonal and prompt attention. ~. ,r,pprX.
NH 12-3t GEohdh VI. '''''-.-
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RICHMOND. March l3, 1877.

~" RICHMOND, March I3- ISII.
NTOTICE.-Th regular monthly meeting
IN of the RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILD
ING. LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY will be
held THIS EVENING at the Office Of the com pany,
No 6 Eleventh street. Dues can be paid during tne
day, and subscriptions VIII De receive" lor le"
WILLIAM LOVENSTE!N,
NH 13-1t CaSnier'
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.f".@ NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
~ aa
AT SYCLE gOTHERs'.

They will remove to No. $40 Broad street on the
1st of NAV, and viii otter GREAT BARGAINS I'M
Ill that time. ...
BLACK ALpACAs, CACHEMIREs, BoMBA-
ZINES, GRAPE CLOTHS, BTERETZ, ia
MISE-the cheapest in the city; T..
90 pieces BLACK SILK from Sl.20 10 ~ per
yard;
900 wards more remnants Of IRISH LINEN Of
5ec-guarantee worth 81 per yard; s..>
! 600 CoRSETS from oc. to IS. per patr;.
The largest assortment, Of CAMBRIA EDGE from
64to Soc per yard; i.rEt 49, L,
COTTON TRIMMINGS In endless variety: l.
LACE RUEFLES,- LACE BIBBS, LACE coll
LARS-the latest styles. ......, 81,
We open new goods daily. It will pay you to look
at our stock before purchasing elsewhere ~
sYCLE BROTHERS, j
mil 42o Bread street.
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EPKf'BAL NOTICES
! H T. 4. PRICE & co.

H T. 4. PRICE 4, CO..
ARE RECEIVING
ELEGANT BLACK SILKS, s1.2s to "a.
NEW DRESS GooDs-all colo,s: "
PLAID and CHECKED PoPIIss
EiesaIt line MOURNING Goors :. ~
MEREs, llENRIETTAs. &C.. 7,c, .osa zNsll-
ALfAcAs and MoHARs, Csc, soc a.. 80 '''''
m, osm GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-13

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, March 18TH ana
14th fine laurhnble comedy satire in five acts en-
''' BRAssl BRASS! BRAsSl D..
First nroduced at the Park Theatre, New York,
where it enjoyed run of 100 nights
In Charles Dickens's Drama
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ways or turnpikes, and the routes for rail-
ways were controlled by men who had no
practical knowledge about roads, and no
other motive than that OF advancing their
personal popularity and interests.
So the strait forced upon the internalim-
proyement party by the narrow public mind
of the tide-water region begat the vicious
system Of log-rolling which again inflated
the views Of sections, and neighborhoods,
and villages, and set them pulling at the
treasury and skirmisbing for schemes that
finally drained it to the bottom-schemes
that were suggested by seltisbness, shaped
by ignorant partisans to advance per-
sonal views, and tended to weaken
the State and scatter her energies and re-
sources after exhausting her treasury. Hav-
ing first impoverished her, they fastened
upon her works that could never return to
her the interest upon her expenditure, and
she has nearly purged herself Of her
property in the public works, as the
best thing she could do with it. She has
still her property in the James River and
IAelit"bts SeNScs UuG tu0L 10 oUSOSV Va
cupidity, for the "toad" has evidently ga
jewel in his head" that excites the desire
OF some people, and IL the present Legisla-
sture is not careful the first thing we shall
know VIII be that this property, too, will
have gotten beyond the States control.
The improvement system was madly inau-
gnrated and has been corrnptiy prosecuteds
IT has been directed by politicians, and liz,
therefore, not practical. II tends to weaken
Virginia. It does rot concentrate and fos-
ter her strength. Nevertheless, II gives
Offices and emoianents to men who have
since the war done more to CONTROL legisla-
ton In Virginia than has The voice 81 the
people Of Virginia themselves. SAD, IN.
deed, is the condition Of the State, weighed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-13

There are now seyenty-four members OF
the Senate, and four vacancies to be filled
two from Louisiana, one from Ohio, and
one from South Carolina.
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The Committee on Finance reported that
it was inexpedient to leggislate on the sub
iect of the public debt as proposed In q
re solution OF Mr.. G.. u. WILLIAMS. su. 81
d A minority report was presented, ana or
deEed TO ibe printed. st.i,!as 81 a ts
49, Pr sCBD ON THE CALENDAR y.ft :,tt
Mr. CLAY by leave, introduced o bill TO
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H FRESH NATURAL

NH 9-3In
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a3sR
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REPORTED ADVERSELY.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.

By Mr. ,CR1TCHER: Bill to authorize the
Governor to hire conyicts to the Washing
ton, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Com
pany. -. ,f ..,...,.. -,
By Mr.. JOHNSON: Bill to amend articles
81 and Sc of the charter of the city, Of Rich
mond, changing the mode OF selecting the
police commissioners of said city.
Adjourned at 2 ?. NJ. ~! go. :||-'-+s'. :
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-24
SCORE ONE FOR THE DEMO
Is Gratis.

The seven Democrats of the EIector-
al Commission rose above partisanism
on the Oregon ease. yesterday, and
unanimously voted against counting
Crouin's vote. In this, of course, they
were seconded by the eight Repubh-
cans. and for ence the commission
acted unanimously upon proposition
which probably decided the Presidency
for four years. Though we believe
Tilden to be fairly elected President,
and know that he received quarter of
a million more votes than Hayes, we
do not regret that he has not been de-
clared elected by vote not backed by
the majority of the people of Oregon.
1t is better for the Democratic party to
be counted out wrongfully than to have
Tilden ''nosed" into the White House
by Cronin.
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a----s--=+-
THE LAST GRANGE.

The Electoral Commission, with q
partiality that must be truly gratifying
to the chief conspiraters of the Rspub-
iican party. having set the will of the
majority aside in Louisiana and Flor
ida. and counted the vote of oonsti-
nationally ineligible elector in Oregon
FOR the purpose of giving Hayes a
majority of one electoral vote. has left
Tilden but one chance of being
declared President of the United
States. That chance is in South Car
rolina, the aast of the disputed States,
where it is alleged one of the Repub.
lican electors is not citizen of the
United States. The individual is
named Tim Hurley. formerly resi-
dent of the Five Points in Nav York
City. who emigrated to South Carolina
ct the close of the war, and became a
shining light in the ranks of the car.
pet baggers of that State. 1t is
charged that Hurley. who is a for.
signer by birth. finding that anybody,
regardless of birth. citizenship or pre-
vious condition OF servituds. who
claimed to be Republican, could vote
In South Carolina. and that any at
tempt on the part of Democrats to dis
pute their privilege to do so would be
termed Intimidation or Republican
voters" and resisted by Federal bayo-
nets. dispensed with the useless form
atty of being naturalized. A dispo-
sition on his part to doctor returns
and manufacture outrages. secured for
him the good will of bis carpet bag
associates and the nomination for
Hayes elector. It must not be sup
posed that the proof of Hurley's not
being citizen will avail much for
Tilden before the Commission. He
has the certificate of Chamberlain that
he was appointed an elector. and that
from carpet bag Governor is suf-
Hcient, yet his inelieibiiity is Tilden s
last and only chance of being inaugu
rated In the Office to which he was
elected.
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THE BULLuoN TAX

Senate bill No. '126, introduced by
the committee of Ways and Means, to
'amsnd an Act providing for the taxa
ton of the net proceeds of mines is
'still before the Judiciary Committee,
to whom it was referred week ago.
The actioa Of the Legislature on this
bill decides whether the State shall
go into the money market as Dor
rover aud fight the bonanza men in
the courts, or accept the $500, 900
taxes now due on the net proceeds
of mines in Storey county. thereby
ending an expensive law suit, aud
iplacing the State on cash basis. The
defeat of the bill will necessitate the
former course, and its passage will
lprodrce the latter result, as the mine
owners have agreed to pay all delin-
sduent taxes in the event of the passage
tof the bill.
The people and the press of Storey
county are unanimously in favor
sof the passage of the bill. The reve-
hue of the county is mainly derived
from the bullion tax and its treasury
liz empty aud will remain SO
until the dead lock between
the mine owners, who refuse to
pay, aud the authorities, who are trying
TO collect the tax. is broken, either by
the passage of compromise bill or u
3ayorable decision for the State in the
courts of last resort.
1t is conceded that the best interests
of the State will be subserved by the
passage of the BILL and the only OBJ
'stacles in the way of its passage are
the pledges of some of the members
against modification of the existing
law. In this county. the Democratic
lplatform pledged the nominees of the
party to oppose any legislation exempt
ing the net proceeds Of mines from
taxation. As the nominees of that
party for the Legislature were all
elected and as they are not pledged
against change or modification of the
bullion tax law, it is for them to decide
how they shall vote on this very i'm
portant mea sure. Their pledges ex
tend only to favor the just and equal
taxation of all property, including the
net proceeds of mines.
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IRE EASTERN QUESTION.

The latest from Russia report the
war party in the ascendancy at st.
Petersburg, and the date of Russia's
advance will mainly depend upon
events in Turkey. The Sultan is said
to be i'll and anarchy prevails in Gov
eminent circles at Constantinople.
War appears to be inevitable and the
commencement of hostilities is only q
question of time.
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I'm, Loui slams Governor.

The Louisiana Committee of the
House have ayr eed to report a bill
recognizing the Nichols government
for that State.
TiIden's stock transactions.
New YORK, 20.
To-day, in the trial of the suit of
Il. Fl. Body against W. B. Ogden
and Samuel j. Tilden, the latter APP
peared for the first time. The suit
against Tilden was dismissed with linn
itations, and he appeared as witness
for Ogden. He testified substantially
that he did not go into any partner
ship. He only took the shares of GA
lena as private transaction on his
own account.
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FOREIGN DISPATCH Els.
Dist urSa n ces Ian Servia.

BELGRADE, 90.
Disturbances broke out in Jagodina
Kragnjevats, Ushrtiea and other places
in the interior during the elections
Troops left for Jagodina on Wednes-
day. 1t is varionsly stated that the
disturbances were caused by the Gov
eminent exerting a pressure on the
elections. and by the intrignes of Karo-
geargevich against Prince Milan.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-24

EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Electoral Commission.

The Electoral Commission, at five
o'clock this ever ing, repaired to the
residence of Senator Thurman and
there adopted. by strict party vote
of 8 against Z, resolution offered by
Senator Morton declaring that the votes
of W. H. O'Dell, Jno. G. Court
wright and Jno. W. Watts, the Hayes
and Wheeler electors of Oregon.
should be counted. The commission
had previously voted on the question
of the admissibility of Cronin's vote.
and rejected it unanimously.
Tilden's Last Chance.
The Democrats allege that Tim.
Hurley, one of the Hayes electors
from South Carolina. who was brought
here on the 2lst in charge of the Sslg-
eant-at-Arms, is an alien who has never
taken out his naturalization papers.
AS this is Tilden's last chance, there
will be determined fight made to pre-
vent mis- 70 from being counted The
Republicans say that Hur sy is nat Q
of New York City. consequently did
dot require any naturalization papers.
Evidence will be introduced pro and
con. and unless the proof is over.
whelming Hurley's vote will be count
ed for Hayes and Wheeler.
To Proceed with the Count.
WASHINGTON, "a.
1t is conceded that the Democrat of
the Honse have it in their power, BY
filibustering. to prevent the consum-
nation Of the count before the 4th of
March, and thereby compel another
election by the people for President.
day. the House, by vote of l45 to
81, decided 10 proceed with the count.
There are fix more days left in which
to complete the count. and only one
State to be decided by the commission.
The Loui lana Investigation.
The Committee on the Powers and
privileges of the House had befole
them again this morning Patrick j..
Kennedy, of Louisiana. He said
Wells, in the interviews witness had
with him. never held out the view or
made the impression upon his mind
that he (Wells) wanted any money. or
wanted to do anything corrupt. Wit
ness admitted that he had converse
tons with several members of the
Packard Legislature, and sought to
induce them to come over for ten days
to the Nichols Legislature, saying
that they would be paid per diem and
mileage Knew of none of the mem
bsrs of the Packard Legislature with
whom he had conversation on the sub.
ject of coming over to the Nichols
Legislature. except one, named Farden.
who was q poor man.
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SHERlFE'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
Dsued out Of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District. in and for the conn
ty of Humboldt State Of Nevada, on the 3rd
day of February, A. u. 1877, and to me direct
ed and delivered for a Judgment recovered
in said Court on the Ord day OF February, A.
D. 1871 in favor of =. W CoHerd, plaintiff.
and against Minor and Clark, defen dants, for
the sum of six hundred and fifty-fve dollars
1865 00I u, =. gold coin. damages, vii h in
terest on $3.50 90, st ths rate of two per cent.
per month from date till paid and interest on
$l55 90 al the rate of ten per cent. pc annum
till paid together with 1922 so costs and
disbursements at the date Of said judgment,
all in u. s. gold coin. and accruing COSTS,
have on this, the oath day of Febru ry. A. ID.
1877, levied on and token in execution the fol-
lowing d. scribei real est tie property, to-wit !:
That certain ranch situate in Pleasant Val
ley in Humboldt County. State Of Nevada.
about sixty miles in sontherly direction
from Winuemucca. and known as ClafG and
Minors Ranch also known as the Empire
Ranch, together W tn all the improvements
and fixtures pertaining thereto, and all land
adjoining thereto that II the property OF said
Clark and Minor, or either II them in whole
or in part, together with all water rights or
privileges thereto belonging.
NOTICE is hereby given hat On MONDAY,
the MN TEEN1H day of MARCH, A. ID.
1877. between the hsurs of o'clock in the
mon ming and o'clock in the afternoon. viz
Az 2 o'clock p. NJ, IN front OF the court house
in tia town Of Wtnnemucca, Humboldt Cou1-
ty. Nevada, | Will sell, at pubic auction.
the right title and interest OF said defendants,
or either of them, had in, Of, or 10 said real
rrop frty ON the 26th day Of september, A. u.
1876, or at sny ime thereafter. Of in and 10 the
above described property, to the highest bid
der for cash. u. s. gold coin. to tisfy said
execution, costs and accruing costs or sniff
Gent thereof G.. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County. Nevada til
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SEsEsDS.

A largo invoice of Fresh Garden
SEED Just received from The East snd
California at J. Il. SABINE'S.
wINMEaUcoA February 18th, 1s77--tf
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The bnilding formerly occupied by
II. s, Coegrshan & Co. For terms
apply to A. j. he.tari. tj2.!n