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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-30
OFFICE COUNTY AUDIroR.

ORNsBY COUNTY, NEVADA July : 1877
To the Hon. the Board Of County Commissioners
County, State Of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following,
report Of the fiscal affairs the said county for tn |
months ending June 30, 1877
Balance on hand JANUARY Ist, IS77...... 500 90 o.
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During the half year the following transfers have be
made:
From General Fund to District Judges Salary
Fund ;;...:..:.:..:...........:. $3.50 90
FROM noau ruld 70 county school No. Fund. 500 90
FROM treasurer salary una to General Fund 1896 AZ
From Redemption Fund to General Fund w 40 m
From Repair Fund to General Fund ~ 7 1oe %
FROM Gener una county Sch0ol No Fund 1900 co
from state una 10 General FUND ......... COS So
FROM foad una 70 ocoo District MOL Fund. 1000 90
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3lst day Of MAY, A. b. 1877 hour and place
and by request OF plaintiffs and defendants.
). I. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson CITY. Nav 18th l877.
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The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
THE NINETEENTH DAY Of MAY, \. b. 1871 at same
hour and place, by request OF Plaintiffs and Defendants
> 7. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April 30, 1877. myI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-30

And Of the coin there is silver $1,000 The larar nor
ton Of the licenses and poll taxes in addition ia .i
cradle portion Of the personal property baXiI,
been paid in silver ~ '''9
have made my semiannual settlement with the State
Controller for all monies received on account Of The Sat-
and hold his receipt in full to June II, 1871
Respectfully submitted
II. J. PETERS Comfy Treos,,ror
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-22
Aphorisms Of John Bright.

Ia a speech delivered by the Right
Hon John Bright before the "Rochdale
Workingmen's Club and Cham ber Of
Industry. q. Rocblale. January =. he
gaze utterance TO the following words If
wisdom
whatever is good We Gaze Il great
deal of 10 those among whom We asso-
ciate."
'Pablic opinion has put down duel
ing"
1t would be better If nobody drank
or go. drunk"
81 am not in favor Of law which
shall say that no man shall partake Of
intoxicating drink"
'There is 8 good deal Of pa.ronizing
still practiced when men address the
laboring classes"
Mr.. Ruskin is a great critic, who
has said many things worth t.eing re-
membersd and many things that ought
10 be forgotten"
MANY people think that because
other countries don't allow US TO send
our goods free into their markets, We
should not allow them TO send goods
free into ours tha. two lad things are
better than one. They remind me of a
man who. having had one box on the
ear, complained that no one would
strike him on the other side Of the
head"
1.-THE farmers who were always CON-
planning when the Corn law was in
force have never been heard to complain
sines il was abolished"
'Our laws must be based on freedom
and justice, which bless alike him who
gives and him who takes"
TIE West India planters stole the
labor with which they grew their
crops"
1.-THE abolition of the duty on sugar
has caused the quantity imported to be
enormously increased and the price to be
in an extraordinary degree diminished.
sugar has not yet been rs cheap as
turnips. bat it is as cheap a. -four and
its cheapness bad added greatly to the
comfort Of families"
"Wben there are two men running
after one master, wages are inclined to
go down but when two masters are
running after ore man. wages go up ?"
I'm the present day everybody has u
newspaper il he chooses to possess him
self Of il and newspaper now con-
tains an accurate account of all that is
going on in the world
1.-The English, with nobody likely to
attack them. are making lection guns -
ut will be for the parents OF this
generation to decide whether the next
generation shall not be in advance of
this as far As education il concerned"
"C!ass distinctions in every branch Of
our social life are being day by day
abolished"
AT this moment there are no conspi-
racies. Your work,nen's club is not .
club to get up SOME movement against
the Law or the monarchy"
'Therc were times since Queen Vic
toria came 20 tho throne when there was
q great deal less of honest and true 10y
atty than is to be found in the country
at tho present moment"
s The influence of property, so far as
IL is = just influence. exists now and Is
exercised now and any exercise Of it
before the ballot was conferred was an
exercise which was tyranny upon
whom il was exercised"
1.-THE grand, noiseless ;riumphs OF
peace find bat scanty memorial at the
hands of history; blood shines upon
her pages
"The workman of England is no lon
ger human machine: he is ruler Of
men and joint ruler Of naLy nations. p"
depend upon II, if you support the
school the school will compensate you. "
, 1877-09-21
EsRIsKellkae.

hfle lNJ& hoFt44 90,
Tho ssory OF Evangellns IL repeated with
wonderful fidelity n all its details f. tito esps
sxi!les. she was engaged to sailor to wh"i1
~ VIZ to bs arrf4 on M b. ~, setrn l.e .,Sr VIZ
Il year anr not berth ~ stexarsitss' asslstalt
on Of the uayre ttea'nvrs to eSme ,ssH ~
search Of hiu. Ou the passage ric1 American
lady became Interested In her stury, md resolved
g help her 70 tu4 ont hsf ,,n. ,"sx5i - c,n. ~
uia. For months she Travelled ab,ut tho Do
oon soaete. close Gn b, hs;saSouts s' aTsp &c
returned to New York, and one day whttc stand
ug at broadway ssossin , xa'"; nj IT, E.5 @ tnt srare u
On ths urhcr aiIu. She sAr!vkrl his nat,le, aud
fau into tho middle Of the street, but polet,-
msn caught her aud saved hsr iEosn ~ wneels
". na shs es'sr a1 saw sasx sas fssI
she loarueI then lhat hc hal sailed fox
San Franeisc,, anl .ho went, overland e y
California ~ meet him. ArtlSea "a the fat'l!t
Coast, ahu found that her lover had fallen oytt
board lust outslde tnr Heasls a1u btsn drowned
, 1877-09-21
THOMAS 3. BRYAN As DISTRICT C0HlhitS-
Sl0NFR.
sp<esai coyrtspnMenes et Tia Tribune.

8pSSto1 Lo9tfspoTkus1tIS ~ Ia1 4FtohRk&
WARRINGTON, D., G., Sept. sl7.-Thomas
D. urYan has made himself felt in th!a commits
nifty tn his cupaeity as District Commissioner.
lla bA4 infused new life lnto the District c1n'-
mission, and has started upon a course Of in4a-
pendent investigation which las already re,
suited In the dlscoycry Of extensive f1auaa, and
The exposure Aoti discharge of sulue OF the ras-
calls Who have managed to retain their places
fropl the lays Of tho old District Hing.
III addition to hls duties ~ Commissioner, Mr..
BrYau has lately undertaken to organize q putt
liz charity here, tho purpose Of which !s to put
bread iu the mouths of the pt3or. ThEs District,
Without any permanent Industries, and depend.
cut ulu,Dst entirely upon the money expended
hero by tho Government tn salarias, t. terrible
plsre Tor tue poor. When q man ongo
csts down, Tiers seems 10 Nv no hope for htu.
The number Of the pour VI tho middle classes
has been greatly Increased BY tho scnnttncss OF
t]lu approximations ior nearly every department
Ut ths Government lrEyicc. The result Is that
there are great number Of people here, a..
| tractel from ItucTent etates- by the hope OF
| Government employment, who are absolutely
| lexlltutr, now that they are deprived VI thetE
| liLtle Uoyerpmtnt pittancc. A1r. Bryan, after
protynctcd effort Ia public and private, has hnal'
| " succeeded in organix!us charity undcF the
| lille VI the Labor ExchanEet t1e purpose Of
| which u to give work to the deserving poor.
| This Organization t. modelled to eone extent
ux,n tic plan VI similar societies which hAve 1oi
mauy years been established III sone Of tht
/ lealInG cliles OF Europe.
, 1877-09-21

soon hc captured. The cItlrrn. arc aroused. md
thr Whale rnwrs Of thc statc tioSrfnMcht Will hr
hurled against them
And, commenting upon thfa statement, the
TickAhuEg JfrTIif Ehys:
We 3n,ly arreo with cur contemporary. that tho
Governor. letter breathe: the right ,ps1.; The
laws Of M!sstsstppl Mn~t be executed. and Gov.
Stnne IL the ChIcf Executive. When tue cxrcn
tive officers. suhrrs nate 10 the f;ntrrn"r, cannot
execute the lnwa aud enforce tho dec!slnhs Of the
cour,-. then tte .'nvesn'r /. r,vht In saving that
'suck state of thinga cannot he tolerktch md roef
what i, may, II must and .ns'l he stonpcd." The
Governor nsny rely on the prrAs anc thu reop!c
taking this vicv Of Tie case, and he n,ay feel safe
At AZ ttmcs IN securing any amount q foFeo a b,
that 10 one or two countir. In tho southwestern
part Of tho State more 0r less la"lcstnets e1t-tt
Wo Rave heard that thia has brcn cnr+cd 10 great
mart bec.n.e Ahc Judge Of that di.t1cs h.s net not
Judge has heen nrrlectfni Of h's dutft. u AZ
alarming extent on account Of siekness and DRINK
enncas. md that the Int1s are full Of prisoner',
and hare eccn for year. beeaate tl,l' 1ndg" ha;
piaees. II Ibis Ia the ca.c, ,bo Governor should
ask him 10 Tesgn. and II ho falls to culnNly With
tho lovcrpot's request the Legislature, when II
meets, shosld promptly remove him.
, 1877-09-21
Trrcocity by tho Sea.

A correspondent writing from Long Branch
says: ! was much amused this morning at T.
O'Clock breakfast. 4 little chap, alsYut y years
Ut avc, clilat,ctl Into chair at the table where
was slipping my matutlnal cuifee. and, with the
frcetiau1 ul childhood. said, as be rubbed hIs
l,stnis, "1t's verY chilly this rnoFning:." as-
scnted, uni mildly suggested, "Little folks
ought TO be in bed YETI when he nearly Upset not
only my gravity but my avotrdupois b.
saying il tone that was the perfection q
young America, "Oh! was at the hup Last
night, an1 couldn't rest. A cup Of coffee will
tnase nlr, aIl right" / bit my mou1tacDe To
kccp back the luugh, when he added, "One
sees 50 much At waterine-piaea Tat one gets
tired out during The season." j asked hin aux
iouhly, "u0w often hare .5ou been hc1et'
and with a yawIi, politely ht9 With his
hands, "Ftve yea1s this scason,-1 attn
tired of ~, My consctencol Tho baby wa.
absolutely 6tdse at y years old. lie got
bis coffee. and mamma salctl In respondent IN
fashionable attire, the left band fingers lnvtsl-
bic above the first joint for diamonds, and said
"Mauricc, you had better eat something, -
No, thank you, ina, the coffee Is enough. l
will sec this girls" {his sisters, afterwards
ascertaned), and be marched out jauntiIy, as II
tllis world had nothing worth seeing. and all en-
loymeht hail, 80 far a. he was concerned. heen
absorbed like the lulca Of Ii otlngc, aud tllt
pcel WIS good for nothing.
, 1877-09-21
NEW PATENTS.

Following IL z list Of United States patents
Issued to tho inventors OF llllnols, Wisconsin.
and Michigan, for tho week ending Sept. !,
1877, each patent lu tho liSt bearing that date.
The list IL rpportc4t expressly for THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE by A. II. Eyans Ii Co., patent solicit
o1s, Washlnglou, D. CT
F. ], Seybold, Chicago. bntter-atoppes 1aa1en'
Ing; ,.,. .,o,.n.o,Ins,
T.: n: Young, chlcaKo, eonlsnsetta;; ,h,n.,
Y. ": Green. IT,, Chicago, mottl.ins maeh'aei
u. g. L0fslsdt, Chicago, taup-ta0fe;
9. d. Ekell, Chicago, preparing plu9'tosacco;
=. 9. Lord, Joliet, cAs-coupt!ngi
Z. Nhodrs. Rockford, ehufn;
n. l.. King. belmont, apparatus Tor ohtAln1as
r. J. Jnnes, Earl, door -hsnsen;.
Y. Denton, ptklu, harvc.t.rcc! adjustment;
J. y. Eckman, 0Econaeld, safety railing truck,
M. iistnss, Niles Centre. gasden. sprinkler;
A. Jssuisson. Princeton, hEs, etc., proof coupo-
altions g.,
J, II. Rolling, Arlington Heights. thseahlpg-
7. Krayl, Chicago, tdeai2n). easy chairs,
u. p. shepard, Chicago lttnde msgk), wood
cleaning aud polishing dul4. !,
J. II. Palmer, Lodi, windmil,s;
(iulrtt i Poole, Apntos. corn -plsntor1;
L. Drew teslssus). irving, baksf4 for hestlng-
| stoves.
slcataA4,
X. z. Rudd, C16aopolis, gatss;
J. Tr1pp, Colds water, Aew!nx- machine, etc {two)
A. a. Usooks. Battle Creek. gates-
, 1877-09-21

,1ay evening in Sarclnos,i rir1rl VITA cot6nes1
n her rnp1I x1t1l lrt7utr'l FL llnrss. a'!h ssl h
WI. tn" Envcrty of the insr man that hc was
unable u rrtr-1rc lhr nr'csAary n"1rialnIcnt
fur her. In.lcc'l, o. Mira Uayisreiatci thc ease,
the wants III thu EasRtly ,nust have trcn of the
acverc.t and tnnst trying natn nre, the family 6n
a{+ting for several wcckA On potators md salt
n'onr. During the ful indisp,ation of Mrs.
n cp,,ltnon hou,c tat went intn the field aud
caught Il young hare and brought It IL tlse nusc.
Mr. paylt tpok the hare anil male II Into A,rp
for his suffering wife, which ca.tscd ranad I'M
The .a1no cat ngaln act out OIL Its rnitsiuh Of
charity. ami, suceccicd In catehtng a partridge,
wl,rl. WIS also brought to the honsc and dc
1iycrtl "A was the hare. And thus it was,
lite Of this unfortunate lady wa. saved from
absolute starvation. The facts oi the abovo tnn
be eubstAhtiatcl as corrcct, and arc given a.
related by Mr, DnviB In person.
, 1877-09-21
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The Board Allows Sexton the
Extra" for the Brick
Work.
walker Given an Additional Slice
out Of tho Treasury.
rgeot;on Of Two Members Of the County
Board of Education.

...,,.,,r,o1 ,ncct1nc NJ ,to Comntv Doard
An ad1onrncu "..s"s y. ~" 3 ~, -
was held yesterday atlefnoon, Al the Melhoess
nr,acnt.
4 communication was received from the AS
80. ~ s,n,c,s Attornoy asking .hat tho Grand
5Ssans 0s' .t.s .,.h . t"r =, trs,.at ,ho .nn.
Jury be tnfnanea "i'u .se W uspGse n, ."u SUI
ttarJ condition oil thc eoush lof8 o1 tAe lineage
River. Referred. -...
Tho Committee On Public Buildings and Pub
. sI.s ri T., favor oF povinr the grnn-
tc Service fepol'cu ~ ,aso' -. pAs.s ~. ~ ~
itc-contfactor o'a 1ne ~oat s"ftV
The matter Of appointing n'gatEatchmaa
vn.. after lengthy discussion, referred 70 tie
judiciary Committee, and tho halauco of tho re-
s .1,rtcJ
port was aooptSa', T., :,
Tho Same COMMITTEE Fcporieu IN 1aFor o.
using sewcr-br!ck IN tho second story OF tho
Cm,t,tlousc, at an cxtra cost Of So per thou
~,
sA"e' r,, - A.. x.z.t .,1
Mr. f1Iecsa'" W." uPpoeeo " LIE 'opo! y VIM
urged that tho SPECIFICATIONS OIL Inc cohtfaetor
covered the material being used, hence there
~, M crnund for "e4trus" " on the brtck-work.
~ ~ s.,rt In aotd. Urn. mn sttcmnt IN mi, Tho
ny tst1 ~ anri"t, fororito sontrartor md In
paniG piG mi % be narty 10 4. il was cisar stcal,
, 1877-09-21

Meanwhile, The i,ufy u L yfHlng man drehsc'l IN
Fainr's iu'lma was caSt ashore on the brath.
,.arr!rd Il, t!1e Enrnnrrs Office, anil, not being
identified, WAS Inferred In tlc public cemetery
\ water frIictl traknt-lxs,k was taken from
The ,lca,{ man. whI'fl t1ntainc'l only few let
tsr~ written In Frcucl, and unaddresset T!se
gsrl hearing OF this, went 10 the Coroners office
ana found that the letters were hers. The
waves had tar.itly nni partially lyrctpmpcnsel her
fraye Ut lgr lover,
, 1877-09-21
MISSISSIPPI.

j.
Lawlcssncss In tho Southwestern Tnrt OF
tho State.
Sef Orleans Times fnfm.).
In our special correspondence frOm jackson,
M'ss'' last wees' reference was nado 10 tho VIC.
!cace anu 'a"!eashess ptaVaAh's IN r1Ro coun"
W " l"at esuse' "o n'a.esnoss 'oox Htany w
tufoi'se' ioF IL "aa oeca se''esa''J pe'e'ea tnat
una'loycd peace prevailed in csory part OF Mis-
asked no questions. being rendy to accept tho
popular estimate OF the situation. It seemed
shou,1 return at once to tie delights Of concorti
1-r.-,.. ~ ,.,,.,., ..t.s a.. .ins s.'.1
m,u prosperity, a"'', ,as'uk ~. Hs.aS .ae l."o Ana
revolver resume aaall ttso implements o. III
~ III Magnolia and yicuage wcrc received,
therefore. with IncIcdulity.. almost with inlie-
nation. Tho bu'ldozcr still prevalent fn the
South! Murder rampant, mob violence, and tho
mysterious Losscman still haunting thcse peacs:
full ncigtborhoodsl II passed belief. It seemed
impossible.
Yet tho murtnur Of tho oppressed aud terror
sticken communities grows louder every day,
and thosu moving appeals for protection which
Gov. Stone has dlsrccartled So strangely are be-
ginning TO rcoch tho outside world and to make
honcst men who fnyo the South burn With
Summit 7t,ns und tue Liberty lleraid--arp
speaking frankly md braycly III the NAME Of
law, and dcecncy, and order. aud from their Ut
tsianeea W discover llow datk a'lu Haaiant -
unhappy section. Says tho 17tnes:
We feel called upon to answer for pu.ss,s, that
we did not teit tl.u hunhfe ath part Ut tho truth,
3ho ~" sas9 - snane M fna moftncatto eonecalea
iho uost po,gnant enSni. ~ -" .,st .sont ts
slightest personal inttfe.t in tha m.tfer thnt If
Gov. Stuno does not taks Immediate step. IL end
this lhwes4nc1e, that thc eCrnrs al the earfv dnYs
u Misxisaspp,'a hl.tory, whsn IuoJgfssuns. srnad
to dclend themselves against rcruiatofx Will be
ru.rnacteL.
Clearly there IL a rrte,, of to.-,. T.. 1,s,,o ,u.1
+hS s,,rInunlinv rn,ntias ~ ~ laae MN a.,1
Inv atnnc IL ,,ts NJ. vn~ T. .h,, ~ ssss.pga, an
oot; alonc 1aspiaJm mE III tnls respect inc same
anatny that snoekta the country in connection
with ihc uehnio Tragedy. The local newspa.
1trs arc beginning to TIL up with aesepuntx OF
1tneu hodscs u heh f1aink masked through,
tha nelghhoshooa, ufNtnE citizens t5om thetl
homes, ucty' uI pauatc oueetst ana pafa!yz
M& ths !a". "notc t4h'un1atttes srS 1elo u
lear, ana ~ pte!clSe u WSl-fecnlated society
, 1877-09-21
LAKE,.

CHICAGO, Sept. ao.-Ths records sho" that
"ths Coudit Trustees voted themselves *7o
each for fo1ty-eixht days, Or bali days, saoor
they only sit from TO PIN: Oh "sitt,ng daysnl
Of at tho 1ats of slS SSlO fur earn BAY ua1s
work. Bee, 10 of the Charter SAYS, iho Meua-
bers Of saiI board shall bo entitled to receive
lbs sum ot u for each day's attendance O. tae
meetings u the Boasl, " be certified % " ~ ~
Clerk" Where u the law for lesalixinE tne
&l4 $500 for each half-dayt
TAxyAYpRs' ASSOCIATION.
, 1877-09-21


/ N ORDER Tu ACCOMMODATES Ot3N NUMEROUS
J. patrons throughput the cttr wo bare established
i5rsEch Offices in tho dcrrnt Divisions. designated
el0H where advertisements Will bc taken fnf the
rttce charged The Main U1cc aud will be received
until o'clock g. H. during the week. and unt! nj.
WiLLiAG II. WINNING, BOOKSELLER and 6t4uoner,
i54 4Tventv..ec1nl' st.. near HAbash'Ar.
4. ". WALDEN. Sew&icAltf, Etatl0ncY etc.. lplD
WCat tMed,h1n-xt., neaf WeAhtu.sr.
iit1f,l,T Ti{KpHsT{lS, Nrst.HIda EewG Depot,
blue island. As., corner Of IfRt1ted,6t.
!;ta'l!uE HENRY. pook', Stationery etc. so p''
ANTON KRUG. Kew1 Nepot. Stationery, ETC., 33k
NltHaukrr-av.. cornrr Ut tarnentrrat
, 1877-09-21
FRlF CANAL, TOLLS,

BUFFALO, n. r., Sept 2o-James Wads-
worth. ex-Aayor Of this city, addressed the
Board OF Trade to-day urging Tho abolition Of
al tolls and the removal OF all restrictions
placed upon free canal Transportation
, 1877-09-21

p'aess IL thts "a ne ca@s 'to ooyesnot thoan .,a!
s,s uo,cynnr.s rcnmc,t ,hc ic~i,ntnre whsn il
me- meets. should promptly remove Elm.
1''~'' r---.r-.. -s.----
cr.Ny Arf,p> unDmnN
oENAlOlt MVAlON'
rIis Recovery SIM In Douht-Trienda Less
Conf,,1rnt than lIe-Whers Danger Is
x.n.sI" ",,..,,tno tho Hcwsnatcrs Ia Him.
r.1u-t. ~ IT, n,,...ns. ~ 1,.as "
IA" o"n a."a"ss.a,. v." ~ y,r. 7.u,,rx
p,rnvnrn ,.'r%" TuI scnt n,, III II havc inst .ccn
Senator Morton. HIS condition g1Vcs MS friends
reason for sttor1 homes of bis ultimate rccov.
crv., nut they cannot blind themselves 10 tho
t.o, that IN snttr Of nj, Tint doctors and nurses
can do, change Tor the worse, when w'l'
loosen his tioll upon life, may como anr day.
I1u has about m evcn chance to get ". agao,
and TINT Is tho best that can liz sahl. Or.
500. was confident OF The scnator's speedy res
tnrn,;on to his usual health; but Or. Bliss Il al
wnrs sanruine. anil ia ono OF those cheerful
physicians Who help their patients to get well
Dr, Thompson, the family physician, returned
10 indanapolis yestcrday, expressing, for tho
ftst lime. tho belief TINT tlc most critical point
lad been passed.. I!e prudent man, who
and The Benator's family build new hopes on
what he said. ,,....
Senator Morton remains at The house Of hia
hroternIaw Zen % ia;bank. .t,,a, eeffy ofsk .'t1
r,,o,n il m tic croual-loor, opening out OF the
sittina-room, aid the windows look on tho fruit
trees and grnaa Of the side yard. lIu lies on n
narrow bed, raised above IL usual height, and
whole left slIc, from the neck down, Is parnl-
wed. aud he Is entirely helpless, not being able
10 move himself In led or raise bis heal. Sin
gularly enough, he has ,, lost very lttls III,
| tfs a,rr,t,nn has hrett sprto,ts1r fnnairc,l.
, 1877-09-21
THE COURTS.
A Peculiar Charge of Usury Against q
Lifa-1nsurance Company.
Tie Validity Of the Election Of Judge
Blades, Of kaukakee.

Blades, or hnnRaAecs
Abt,1 containing rsthe. novsl es.tze Va. 1ea aa
r,,ssr r. M.soa @ as.tn.t tho un,on Mutual Lie
.nrance COMPANY Of Maine, Levi u. Boonc, Sam
M, G Hoone' Ind WiIilam lIan.bruugh. Com.
is7s, thsY spptied to the rnion Mutual LITE ln,ur
snes cspany for 'osn ea 81 ;s xs.t tset M Of Lot
n,I W -, r,,.is. w.,sb, \ w.h.te1,1 Al.
alton Se 'aI1.s IN: Tse comp.ay: !, u fin:ns..
sve. sr .aa a:us and ar he n IL. 81
ntes ot the ra!a stas auIao m ~ scan,esH q. a
injury, ille3aily anu seanaueW Ws.,n shnnid nrst
nkc out pollc, n The Company ios s2o'o ysae 2.
s! n aar'n6", y e. ra Pn,nos sa Ascn en for
Asent s1tes.a a's G tn tnnany ana ecssins
psy sanpstasnt: ;aSn'!sd ss, sT
fsssa ts n1e fn, 'oi In bo s sio sn a
ssse, that th* s'es e., q nv :oea n 70
ss Il Ss;nsss ss
tc"s t!.td fer q :sis % seaesiaaa;.
therefore DIED TIL asx1nx fof - a. n,a"e9tn tem 10
shs .e on ~. .ne y Jauxc uocc
frwx
lakM1. mad A.. ,,,u,, fo-
Judte Mn!1ams yes!etanhy hy Vti;srs w ~ j~Trer.nn
Injunction IN the caet .. tae sm.4ue y ncis,tr'
~ Ihe honsniAn Satlonai ~
apn thsn took the manet - sseriee r. ta Fedora,
Tn.day II the laas cay O. sSe s,lS ~ ,as Feees0'
and Surrflof EousM ios "a" ~ ussr", T. co,
sne nN,ns nn.upts' iho a.risncn - vas Authorized 10
r. T.. 1enE'ns; e ~ tnv t shirn ~ nav rcssan lien
borrow s..'no ~Hn Tn'1n stny ~ n"y i,.,i,onn T'ha
sgatnst tns @ x.sayvnls M ~ aon IN %n,,h ~
fm owa end ont H. nSrs1 t hc ra."d il n
nuas " VI ~ sonns s"a - @ nectnr1 fkrra I,nn,ix
psg prior en 40 ~ 70 p,otest M '"see ns.n n
The cnmpos,Aon meet1ns ., e.,'t ~ 81 Ae"" W.
"es 5GtHraJ eomihasa 1 ~ s.ctsi - "a M To-day
-. An 11,s,.a hsst9aeg E.,nn VIZ ~ ~ 'A'
UNITED sTAIEs G"Ehts. his ,
The Cnion Satonns ,enk ni esKo ~.
rult foT 81. 0oo ycete!0n! esaihAts n.Ef
and another for - No against frank a. ano
Charles l.. Anderenh. ..t. ~. IN nm
juan Koeers cotnaeSa ~ a.ha,a "u's '0' e''o''
ss9'nsa .. ~ t,sts cnmmenrcd sp,t for sl0. 600
nralnst Henry ii. Curtis. ...
jannc Crosby brought suit 10 recover 915. 600
acnIukt j. llcnry Truman.
rknG hn+n1 An RrffNn far RI E10,
, 1877-09-21

84fotk tA-) HsF1ld. ..
Soma time ago the wife Of Alr, Alfred Darts
(Who was drowned With bis two sous last FL
, 1877-09-21
HOARD WANTED.

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1)OAK1l-NN TIE WEsT SIDE. nf 4 FAMILY.
ttEslytuE Ut xsutlenia1 wife, With daughter
v = IA ~ years toxssner xt!h intsn M au:
iOcatlon n1us - ehuce: psvcs n-osssAsut h1u.S;
une1ceptlouat1 !efefeners Will s gstr1 ny fsqn,sra
GITv full particulars Ala Ad4rvas -. Tf'btne oinse
puAup-wIrlI i VERT DESIRABLE I!tHtA IL
ID aIrysts family for ycnt1c!sn aud xiic Adafess
stating ucalItJ and 4 ru.A G! Ikt11a9 oEGS.
, 1877-09-21

VrudCHs
ClTUATlUN wANTED-lir 4 c0MPETKxT NEWA
- kNk. or tnh printer, tgnTeFnts nls feAhIc; ktI
yeass e1pcr.rhce. !sdarrss z H. Tribune oni.as.
GlTUATinS wASTEp-nY \ Gnnn BUTCHER.
. wrii educated; gpeakt hye lan.;lascli wip III
make himsslf uNfui 10 meat market Gruceryi gxl
!nAn fos delivering aaa taking ordsrs. AIdfxss 81
TtilIunn ut0ce.
, 1877-09-21

J. dcnee for yr1rs al 10 Ier cent. - Y. Tribune.
MONEY IN HAND III LOAN on FURNITURE
Nl without removal, urIa Eo0d collateral. e. u.
WILSON. ltutD X Ia KAntulrh-4t. 200 ..
, 1877-09-21

DAnTSEH WASTEl'-wlTu SMALL CASH GAPl:
fat In lhr oYatcf aud te:tAHrnat tuAlnes&. Call ~
~ Esat IL Aiau,s.s,. ht.l lec&tipuln TIE city.