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DROPPED DEAD.
Sudden Death Of John ". 0Woley,
Dropped From His Chsir-Strick.
On With Apoplexy.

Last Friday the community we're startled
BY the sudden and wholly unexpected
death of Mr.. John Owsley. He VS. sitting
in chair, in conversation with his family,
when suddenly his voice ceaaed and At al
MOST the same time he fell to the floor and
was dead when lifted up.
Mr.. Owslsy Was born in the neishborhood
where he had lived for nearly seventy years.
This place il within about six miles Of
where Windsor nov 10, and in the southern
edge Of johnson county. Since his marriage
With Mis Susan Enloe, which occurred
when be Was sixteen years Of aGe. h,s bride
being even younger, he has lived upon the
place where he died 30 suddenly last Fri
day.
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Saw IN account Of the murder in th
BAzoo on the train. Thought Of the twt
men vho we're in ny Office and suspicione,
them OF the murder. Met Mr. Ladue IL
ny ONCE and spoke to him about il Th,
paper was published the evening before
The men came to the ot6ce about D. m
6nt; came back about 5 p IN; saw then
at the train that night. Saw the account
about man being found at Cedar creek.
REDIRECT.
Ladue-Was il about the time that the
editors interviewed Daniel, after his srr.s,
Ballou-it Vas while you were in Soda
lie thss ] spoke to you.
LID you fix the date Of the murdes
BY your conversation with me.
BallOu-I do.
Jackson How many DAYS after these
men came to your Office was il that you
spoke to L.due.
BaIlon-l was in Clinton ON the 9th.
These men came before went to Clinton
the day before.
Ladue-Did you not speak to me about
thee two men afte- you read the account
of finding the body?
Ballou-Yes.
Dete0se Iepte0 the1r Case.
Gen. Bacon Montgomery, sworn-I reside
in Sedalia. Was local editor and editor ri
the DtmocTos in March last.
remember when Daniel was brought to
Setialia and saw him the day following.
Had . conversation with him IN county
jail.
Daniels said he had been to look at wsg-
ons. He said Miller offered to sell him his
wagon and property cheap. He said he
stopped in front of Wolf~'s store on Main
street and hisched the horses there.
WOlies store Is on Main street. He said
il was in front Of the store. There is no
vacant lot either side Of Wolfes.
Witness described Ballou's ticket Office,
and the vacant lot: the bulletin board sur
rounded the whole south side, except va
cancy between Roses and Gsry's, ON the
old Staley lot.
Q-was anything said about memoran-
dunn.
Am.-He said he took bill of sale vi ar
,icles he bought, signed MilIer's mara rs he
could not write. Think I called his atten-
lion that bill Of sale aud signature was in
one hand writing.
He said Miller was to be allowed 10 re-
deem his property within a certain time ii
he returned home. Ii Was to be paid in
gold. People told Daniel that he ought
not to strip the woman. lie was going to
have the differences arbitrated. Miller and
him divided bed clothing. Spoke Of his
rip home. He camped second night near
F. Lyon. Said he did not see any body on
whole trip home to my recollection.
Said he paid man he owed for wheat
,leo bought turkey. Said he was to pay
90 Of Miller's debts when he got home.
Dy6A parties about Miller's returning. I
|66t think Daniel said that Miller had
old anyone about his separation with his
rife.
Court at 1910 p. m adjourned until nine
o'clock q. m. Tuesday morng.
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Be sure aud call for Dr.. Bulps Cough
Syrup, il you are troubled With bad
cough or cold. 1, will give you relief. For
sale BY every respecsrble druggist. One
bottle p cents; five bottles for one dollar.
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Mrs. Jones, how 10 your health this
morning? Thank you madam, much i'm
proved. I bought q bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup last uight and after the 6rss
dose my cough vas checked. Islept we'll
and have not coughed once this morning.
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Died.

Mr.. Elias Bixby received dispatch this
morning from Danville, Mo-, announcing
the death Of his mother in-law, Mrs. Cath
crime Payey. Aged q years.
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BAKERS CONDITION.
Which il Regarded - Critical.

Special Dispatch to the Bszoo.
LAMOSrE, Dec 18th 1877.
Wm. Bakers condition IL more critical
this morning than ever. The indications
are that Inflammation Of the bowels will
take place soon.
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To Save the Life Of the Convicted
Daniel,
Who Can't Stand it So Well, Ate I
All.

Special Dispatch to the Bazoo.
WARRESsBuRG, Dec. 12.-2 p. m.
Motion for new trial in the case of Dan
iel, found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree at our Criminal Court, last night, was
filed this morning.
II the motion for new trial is overruled,
q motion for arrest Of judgment will be
made next Saturday, the case going to the
Supreme Court II new trial is not granted.
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Babies are too highly psised to permit
them to suffer With collie, fstulescs, ETC.,
when Dr.. Bulps Baby Syrup will as once
relieve them. Prics, Is eeats bossls.
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SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, Dec. g.
Mr.: n. C. Arnold, Sedalia:
Father died Al Eve o'clock this .. n.
]. C. WooD.
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a1s Death ct San Antonio. Texas.
last S0nday-oketch OF H,a rsss-
Remains Win Arrive Pr,dav
Night-Runeral Next Sunday.
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DECLARATIONS OF LAW

in clear distinct voice. and Vas followed
By Mr.. Pembsrson, Who read those for the
defendant
Al two o'clock the court directed the At.
torneys to proceed with their argument
They were not limited - to time.
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Proclamation opening court vas made al
8 o'clock :. m, by Sheriff Emmerson.
Court record Was introduced To show
that James Devine, a witness in the case
plead guilty to an assault with an intent To
kill.
Ladue, addressing Daniel How did
you wear yOur whiskers in February,
1877?
Dsniel.-I wore Burnsides my chin was
shaved clean.
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CRnSs EXAMINED,

reside in Saline County. I formerly
resided in this county. formerly resided
in Pettis county near the line of Henry
county. near Windsor.
had been to Arkansas. / returned 70
Saline comfy and worked for an uncle OF
mine in . livery stable.
am single man. I told Jim Miles
what hie brother had told me to tell him.
The next week We heard of his brother
death.
passed through Carthage and Neosho
to Arkansas in 1868. have made two
trips 10 Arkansas.
Daniels told me that had never me-
him north of Sed,lia. This vas in Petit,
ounty Jail. never appeared in this cas-,
only when subpened.
Charles Rol, sporn-I reside In Sedalia
resided there in February, 1877.
saw the defendant in Jail last March
perhaps latter part of February. 1 saw
him once in Mackey's store looking q,
some hats. He asked for broad. brimmed
hat 1 do not know whether he bought one
or not. That Was ON the 2lst of February
1877. It was Wednesday about p. m.
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AFTER KITTERNAN.

know H. X. Kitterman. His reputA.
ton for truth and veracity in that commu-
nifty is bad generally.
Twas at Daniels the night Kitterman
was ut his house. Daniel was not outside
the yard fence. don't think X. was there
over Eve minutes. They did not 60 down
in the hollow together.
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After supper Mr.. Jackson closed the case
lie spoke two hours and Q half and CON-
nented On all the circumst ances in the case
in an able and digniiied manner.
The Case was submitted to the Jury At
half pasr ten o'clock last night.
During the whole argument the utmost
quiet prevailed IN the court room.
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THIRD DAY.
AFTERNOON sEssIOH-CONTINCED
Duniers Statement Continued

THIRD DAY.
AFTERNOON sLssIoH-CONTINCED.
Ianiers Statement Continued.
James Apperson, boy living at MiIler's.
vas At Hubbzrds, told him about buy
! ing the team aud other property.
Miller told me in Sedalia that he was GO
ing In sell his property and leave has wife
as she m-de him 40 much trouble.
He had often told me that he wanted to
sell the team-get his wife away to her
mother and then take some Of the plumber
from the house He told me this before he
left and after he left. l lived Eve or six
hundred yards from him. Ihave seen Mil
Ter and his wife have great many words
pretty rough. He MAS often cussIng At her
because she was too thick with the neighbor
men.
Last July year ago he had rome trouble
with her and he came to my house and
.taid there. Only one time did he come
there to stay. know Of no trouble they
had at other times only by hearaay.
Miller frequently wanted me to buy his
property. He wanted to keep the team to
get sway With some Of the things that were
in the house, il he could. II not be would
sell the team.
know H. K. Kitterman. ! bought me
hat in Sedalia, do not know at what
store bought it. II was on Thunday the
22d Of February, 1877. II wae black.
The story that Kitterman told
NARY WORD OF n WAS TRUE
only that part about passing my house. He
rode up to my house on Wednesday after
Saturday that got home. II vss between
IL and l2 o'clock. told him had moved
part of nv things over there and that !
had been building lot 10 put the stock in
that had bought of Miller.
He then asked me to come to his house
that night and
TAKE CANE OF CARDS
With him, As . couple Of young ladies we're
coming there.
Daniels-lf I get through with my work
in time tonight might come down.
Kit,erman-You had better come, for II
We play with the girls We might beat them.
did not 70.
never saw Kittefman but the one time
after got back from Sedalia.
did not mention Millers name 10 him
only in connection With speaking With him
about the STOCK. va not out Of the yard
that night Kitterman was on Q hone.
Miller and I were good friends. We ex.
changed work on the farm often.
There was never IN i'll word paased b.
tween %.
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DANIEL

sat BY and looked as composed and cool
a. II nothing unusual was trsnspir-
ing. Once during Mr.. Pemberton' q
speech when the latter referred to Daniels
parents and said that his poor old mother
was unable To be present at the trial and
was at her home in the Usage Hills, heart
broken, and praying for the defendant,
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! have been in Jail about four months. I
va brought &c warrensburg last Monday.
I am noN over . store on this street.
Jsckson.-Was you convicted Of felony
1t the recent term Of the court?
WitneA.-I-.
Court.-Don't answer that question. The
record 10 the best to prove that BY.
Jacksoo.-We can do 20 st the proper
time, bot ve want that counienance 70 show
with the record.
Coun.-You can show that in your
speech to the jury. rLaughterl
Chas. A. Ballou, svorn-i resided in Sc
dalia in February, 1877. At the time I
heard of the murder was in Clinton. ]
vss ut that time selling railroad tickets.
I vas what some people generally term
scslper. Buy and sell tickets, etc.
On the I'D OF 23d two men called on me for
tickets to Sacramento. I had none. /
vent With them to PFitchard. The men
spit all over my Office. They told me they
we're from southwest Missouri - they
seemed restless They vere tall men, had
On blue Jeans suits and wore their pants
tucked in their boots. They vent from my
Office 70 the depot. That d all I know Of
them.
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ments.
BAD KITTERMAN.
Jacob Paqne. smorn Il resided in Henry
county in 1874 and 1875 and 1876. I know
what kitterman's reputation for truth and
veracily Is. Ii is bad.
Before Daniel and Miller went awav
Miller wanted to sell his property TO me.
1t was sometime in the winter that he made
the offer. He said that he might 60 and
buy his farm back. lie commenced 10 tell
me about his family troubles and I told
him did not wish TO hear It. Daniel,
reputation was good up to the time Of thi:
trouble.
CROSS EXAMINED.
Jacksoa.-What is your feeling toward
Kitterman?
Wifness.-My feeling is that Kitterman
is a grand scoundrel. Lsughler.l
Are you on speaking terms with
him :?
WI could speak 10 him but l would
not put myself out of the way to speak to
him. William Henry Hand, who lives in
the neighborhood said that he vas . bad
man lying thief. Mr.. Garland said
that KitterMan should not swear for oil
against him.
Dr.. C. II. Jordan. srorn.-I live in War.
rensburg. have had considerable practice
IN surgery.
[Witness is shown the wagon sheet
Some OF the spots look like blood. HUI.
man blood makes very durable stains
Wounds about the scalp bleeds very freely
and would leave durable stains-could no,
be easily washed out.
Wiuiam Druper, srosn.-Live in johnson
county. have known defendant since he
was q little boy until seven years ago. He
went to Texas in 1859 and come back
in 1865 or 1856. Lived near BY him up
to that time only when he was in Texas. Hi
reputation, ~ far a. know Vas good-au
orderly quiet citizen. l don't know any.
thing about him since 1862
7Ros. Short, acorn-I live IL miles south.
east Of Brownington. I am Q shoemaker
I got acquainted with Daniel in 1855. W.
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vent TO Texas in 1860 together. Ireturned
same year and left him there. He returned
in 1866 and come T. my house. He aas
been TO Texas twice siDce. In 1872 I saw
him At my house With gold. I made him .
pair Of b'ota. He paid me s. ia gold .sd
- in silver. He had more eold-tventy
and ten dollar pieces. l zee him let bin
father have $40 in 1870 that vas in
gr-enbacks. As far n know his reputation
has been good. married Daniels sister.
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his body il dust II i Impressed not oaly
upon society, bat in the stranger and more
active .asociaiions Of his bosinso career.
He set up statement Of sxcellsnce. which
will Be pointed to With pride and Initiated
With sashusiasm. Fur his w. among IL
lives that have not bsea pssssd in van. Il
u land mark which stands out In
bold relief upon the desert Of yean. guild
ing By ito example and alluriag By ,ss sue-
cen. He TRANSMITTED toll into gold. bat The
msgic which be employed. vas eoopsissd
in the maxim which tsacAa faith, honor
and integrity. His faculty Of aeeunula-
ton genersssd By . ho0sly marin; hs
lived within hs income He looked
upon exsravaganos - . vice, and
folly - the pursuit Of ioolA Thsss we're
his talismans. They suAkesd TO make hi c.
reer brilliant example Of Tie rssals which
Gov from honest dealing. Loag bsss't Of
domestic associations The old ssstlsss will
remember Mr.. Wood - The kindsse and
most generous Of nsiehboss. and his hone
the .eat Of psinesly hospitality. A disriP-
Iinarian ct hone and abrosd, tie rugged
strength in his chssacssr relaxed In Tie
charm Of bis domestic circle, and revealed
in his genial manner and kindly sympa-
,hie., . gentleman Of the old school A
virsinian BY birth and sdueatios. b w.
vas . geatlsnan By instinct and
he vs. never % happy - vhsa
his children and their friends we're around
him. The dignity Of his character unbsee
in an atmosphere that vs. both genial and
Kind and diHussd il warmth and beauty
all about biz hons. In Tie wreck Of yeaD
.h.t intervsssd b sneouatsssd many .
lonely hour and bistsr dissppeistossta.
but none ever knew their seops asd inssa-
sity.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REvg0
L,OR AN iNCURAni.E Cjk
Ds. i~ RteAAs'
q II - EN- HA l. n An

Ansr ten years Of trial on Tits eoa~s. hs~,Ssd
itsslf the only eursisyr la certain . ~
disssss rronounssd b. nsesiieAi prss,issr. ..
ineufsbie.
Ds. L. Riehas's Gsides Baisss{s .
cur- Chsncr.. nr.t aud SECOND sta,fsorrs
"a the i~g, OF BciJ. sors Ears. Eyc.. 4. etc.
copperooiared bischss. sypialiiic bNrh,
Diseased scalp. and ell the primary h,s u
the disess~ known ~ syphilis. rfibs ysf
hottie. os tvo for ".
w. l.. Naehso's Golden UsIssNs =
Cures Tertiary. Msrearisl, sypLili,is}csas
'isin. Bslns In the Bones. beck u N-rt.
rissrsi-d SIRE Throat. sypLihtic Rel ninls
aud Cootssrs~f Cords, sst6ns~. u Limits,
end essdieAies ell dissssss frufn thyss.ua.
sl,sshef esns~d by fndisfvsion o(Dns If
mercury --issving the blood pure Ssaltty
Price. u per bottle, Or two for ".
Dr.. IL Rlrhss's Csldsn hstsh
t H Anstasss.
pos the cu~ 81 OonoThes, olssfrisssio
0rsvei. and III Urinary u 0enits)Hsyrshv
sa~Its. Prios, "a " pr bottle.
~. - Hss has's G.tsass psstsss
1aJ~stisa.
Ssh sed intesslob ar s~ves~ - n Con
crrtoa. ii,assIssssoty 0i~~s. sss1ts. si~i ~
discs~s u the kldas,s snd bi4s. fs.os
., ~ yer battle.
Asss, Aseass e~s NJ. - tAasss
$3.50 osisss i'tiiA
ros seminal w.ssss--. Might nuaoss. In
| psssssy. sBa eli dlscssss srsins sa Msstts
hast0n sssd eso~.tw sisass.I ~ " n
ls,stis. TIKI Urnuise 0oiDrs Ds1s 10 pas
only In roand l-ttfes. I'm rsS u re,
Tire ussasetps~ vtIib b. snt a. sSar's ofrs
ssunuy, ~ sspfvss % mail, ssspy ps ~
| ed fs~~ from oberss alton. olstets. v.
0cHAkDn . CO.. Wholesale stsssitus
| sises ald ehsmtsss. soathvssa Ger oS'se
and sssro'ns sssssss. ssa fssssi4csi''A's;
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDiEs /;
AAj NEW REMEDikn !
DIR. GIBHON's DIsPINsARN
0Sa krnpuy street,

San Francisco. Established IL 1851, for ihs
treatment % Sexual and seminal Ds4ess.A suoh
III Gonerrhes, 6leet, StEtelan, oyphili. IN
iisfoetns. senailAl wexansss nipusonry. etc.
skin ai..Ssos VI yo~rs ssAndag aud ulccfstsd
Less successfully trualad.
s~sniass Weakness.
senssna Eiai-ssoS-. sh. eppsqnrnne Of self.
sbcsei This solitary vice. OF dsprsysd sexual
indulgence. u pIastlc.si vs. III youth VI 18th
ssxss - An almost GnIiiaiksd satsat. producing
With unerrlag certainty, the feiioNing train II
morbid ryiapiani.. nnises eouitSatsd by ~cisn,i,
M medical nirssurus, via. sslIus oo1ttu
snos, dAft ~p.Dts under shs eyes pain la siA-
issd. ringing Ia the ear. aoi-s iike The ai.inS
II leaves and raallns II rhsrioss. Gnessile.l
about the ioins. weakness u the liiahs, cnnful
sd sisfon, blnnssd intsiiieet, ios. ~ c"hrhsrss
dif.ldrncr IN approaching ssIAasrfs. dislike u
form new heqnsintsnessy disposition Z" shut
society. lo-- " lseilpry, hsetis nnrhss, l4hARla
aud various eruyssofs about The fscss fursrS
tongue, frtid breath, e.nsh.. eoHsampt.oS
uish. svssts. unOa.oGnsnia aud ir. asn' iasaigiti
IL r.iisf b. not obtained. shpnld sppiy imm}
dtatsiy either In ierspn or ~ better. ADdhAs-
ears cfsst.d by Ills n.w and ssieI.sSS inJs,e
treating this diSsAss. which neS.f fails VI I
fsciins = qnici sid radical eu,e.
CURED AT 6O3iE.
Persons 81 dis,anes lBs, b. tuHfD /
HOME. by AddrnssirgA hitter 20 IN. uiBbd
stating sss~, ~ nsptoLss, hxth " t,nas ia. 4
ssse has ooaiipard, snd hss. n.rdleiSe proud
ly forwsrlsa. FIVE from danissr aud euria-y
20 any part Of the country. With full and ~
dir-.s.ions. by ib..ssinx Ten Dollars ooirS
registered letter, Through ID. pu.toiLe$
through Mslis. fsr.p 4 Co; psrksrs Of nj.
Gins wiii b. forx Arid Ia sny psr, u tts~ 4 q
Corr~ yondsnis will please inform pr Oh
tia, thes read his Advertisements IN N. ArA
Addr~~. Dt. J. y. 0sUBON
eetis-iy Boa 1877. bah ffancl
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shERiFF's SALE.

10y VIRTUE Os DECREE AND
- order OF hale issued cot Of aud under lie
scal Of the Honorable SECOND j udicial District
Court. IN and for the county of ormshy. state Of
nevada, on . judgment obtained therein on the
lWL Day of November. A. ID. 1879. and sttostrd
on the 2ist day OF November, A. ID 1876. In favor
~ "e'ls. fargo 4 Company. and against A. II.
prissoseh. Trrnmor Conn and J. W. Walton,
Tor the suin OF eighteen thousand ems hundred
ana tbnty-seven dollars aud afty.nins cents.
With iaisraHt on the sum OF eight thou,
sand nye hundred aud Two ooiisrs aud M.
fy.ont cents 81 .50a SLIGO ffpaa the I'D day ~
October. 1916. until psid ~ "a. rsse of m, end
| half Per cent PER nlunsh: with intefsst 90 the
ruin OF eight thousand fur hundred and fort,
doilArN ~, ts0l thereof from, the I'D dsy VI o.
tobrr, 1916. until paid 81 the rste of ten per
cent. per Annum. and COSTS Of suis taxed ct mr..
V.seyen dollars snd ferry r.'nts w <o-m'l
and Ill ns~is which may sscrse BY rs~on 81
advertising. eoruuAission. etc. all in gold ootn
Of the United States. aud against said defend.
ants and All pcrsons claiming under than or
either o Then, subsequent 70 the Esd Day Of
October. is1s. hs iorSscr bsrrsd and fof..il~ed
Of All equity and right u relsnpsi1s la aud
W the mortgAaed premises be.einsfi~r de
srrtrd. and 10 Tue directed. commanding
me 70 seH aecofiing ~ Law certain mort.
gagged prvpcrty hsreinsfscf drscribsd ~
satisfy the above eeaasnas; and la pur.asaes
Thereto have 'svied upon and Will sxposr .,
public auction In front Of the Conrs Hous. door
| IN Carson CITY. Ormsby county, state Of NsvsdA.
on the 18th DAY or DECEMBER, A. y. 1919.
between she kouru u 4. n. and =. NJ. TO wit
Of one o'clock y H.. all ~ right. title. interest
or claim VI the alsove named dsfcDdAnt@ Of, In
and 20 the following described nlcrtgsgsd prem.
ises orproysfty. TO Wit All tho right title. inter.
cot And estsee u aid dcfendants o. In and Ger
tain VOID nnme situate In ths counties of Doug.
las aud ormsby. state VI Nevada. running GU "
n.S Clear Greek. called and known o. the Giant
Plume. together With all branches. f-cd%fv. con.
ducts. wasss wss~r. rights, privilege and sppuF
trnsnrN thnfsfe bsiouging. un~d ~ eIrsels~i
thsfewith. sVseihsr with ell ways, nights ot
~sy and esaemcnts thareso appvrt~nsst or con.
| nsessd OF ussd Herewith. bring this property
Described IN sid decree and order ~ ssis tL'
4. r. SWIFT. Shsssd.
Cseson CITY. Dasmbss 4. Isss. f
kal'a kis@. PlAinsans Attosssys.n yssss
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On. l. 4. MfaRicK.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-29

IN TINE D1NT0Dr COUNT o.
the United nsstc~ for si0Dissr,et AZ Nevada,
In tbs mattsr Of 0EOk0u THAxTAR. bank.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-29
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