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, 1877-12-31
GEN, GRANT IN 1890,


YANkroN, u. T., Dec. 2s.-l havc Just rcnd
with interest, a. well a. with somc assont.il-
mcnt, In your issue OF the eth, tho commu1lca-
tiou Of Ii, 8. Durwall to tho Philadelphia l're1s,
raising constitutional point, claiming to show
the inclsgiblIity Of Gen. Grsut to the Presidency
IN 1880. n1n Republican myself, anu would
very much regret tllc nomination mud election
Of Gen. Grant to the TrcslIency In $3.50; yet GA
lawyer, must say that Durwalts position as to
Grant's tnclsgibiltty 10 not well takcn. Tbs
meaning u intent of the Constitution Of tho
United states Tor that portion uf It. quoted by
UnrwalD does not contemplate or lssgllAlify an
American citizen who mny be so!uurntnC for d
few months In my forBl9u c0untry. ~ Gen.
Grant has been, unless snch person shnll rclln-
gtlsh hia American citixenshll,, md bccomo q
citizen, or subject Of such other country, BY
actual bona titlc residence and declaration. As
lonr ~ Geu. Hrant maintains his allegiance to
the United States he ls citizen thereof. and Is
eligible to the Presidency. IhEA subject 10 ably
uscussctl and tnaae very clcar, think. In st0ry
OH Constitution. Every tsue and patriotic He.
publican, It. sccsns to me. ought to have the Gthl
Ut the wAn1e country Ut heart, In which cycnt
NC would NEED tn hayu no fears whatever Of tho
useeudency Ut ticn. Brant to the Presidency IT.
1850. lure supported htH twice for tlaat posl.
tIoll, the last timo assisting vcTy materially tn
his nomination, was In his artny ut Cortnth sud
Iuka In lbtfs, admire linn ~ \ aulder, but please
excuse me from huying htn, again rs President
Of the United States. Yours very truly.
AN NATToRsEr-ATLAw,
, 1877-12-31
THE LAW COURTS.

Election Of ,1udEo Murphy ~ Ch1ef Jusfico
0T tho Appeltats Court IN Place Of Judge
1Ieaton-isankr1Utcy OF Stephen 4. Luns
aud OttlcEt-tAflous Suits In tho Stnto
Courts.
Ju1Pc r. D. Murphy has beon elected Chief
Justlve Of the Appellate Court III place of tho
late judgu lieatou. IIo w'shcd Judge fIcusaMts
si,outd tags It, but the lattcr declined OH tho
ground tllat Judge Murphy outrankcA h!n,,
lusIu9 been Oh tho Bench nearly twenty years.
Thts action wus takcn Immediately, bccausu IL
was necessary In ail processes and other papcra
to have tho namo OF the Chief Justice, md
fence they could not walt until thu appoint
sucnt Of auoshcr colleague by tho Supreme
Court.
ITEMS.
A new calendar will De prepared for tho JAM
uary term Ut tho Circult Court. Jan. II will bo
the last day Of serslce and for filing trial no.
tires.
Judge Dlo,lgvtt will not bs in court to-day.
Judge Williams Saturday granted q decree Of
divorce 10 Mary Aun Coie from Electus Cole,
on the ground Of deaertion, and 10 Harriet
Fulton frpm Andrew i. Fulton, OH tho ground
vi cruelty.
The United States, tyr the usyuf II. 2. Jcn-
klns, Asslgues of Leander Rockwell, CON;
against ": y. wills, 5. =. Wills, lttelarl tirsgg,
NancY j. Wills. anil William N. Hrai,arl.
Thomas DoAertY, ownrr Of ttls schooner
George Z. Furlngton, tilcd libel to recover
3i,0n damages trorn lals stcaul.tug Protection
fUr collision. ito charges thak Oil The morning
Vi the Btu OF November last, uurlng the heavy
gulo at that tiiue, while t4rtjeosgs E. Turing
ton was riding safely at anchor oil the break
water, tho tug Protection Fan foul OF hrt chain.
1t parted, and tIo schooner dsifte1 tlowa to
Wolf j.uKe, wherc she purity filed, broke her
decxs, and strained her hull. It wus charged
that oil this WIS owing to the gross negligence
Of the Captain vt tha tug, who had plenty Of
room to pass her Oh her port side, fllstcal Of
erossiBg her bow, aud TINT the tug should t,uy
for the damage.
BANKRUPTCY AArTtH4.
Charles L. Boswell, cattle dealer Of tho
urtlay u be declared bankrupt. lfls dcbty, all
unsecured, foot up gl4,0J7.la. Hi oniy a4sets
ure kutne G,au sgxouuty, valued II $l,3lA TO-
ferrel to Register HibbaI4. -
Herman 4. S:huuhcl. = ci,nr-iealer at No. 90
Lake street, also He'd similar petition. His
secured uebts are el,5al und tue unsecured
nbout *23, ,00. Tho assets roIupgtse STOCK OF
e4sass worth about $tO: Office furuiture, $50;
and open accounts nb0ut SD, ,0o. Tho clse
wus referred to the Register. X E. jenkins
Mas appuiptad Provisional Assignee.
Stephen r. lnnt. formerly Of tho firm OF
LuHt, PEcstoa d keaU, ulsu took teluEe tu the
bankruptcy court. Ills aecuEeI tebLs amount
to 414,toQ II, with sucuritlc4 valued IT. aloAt
tho saIue, and the uusecuryl About $l00, ,000.
The largest creditors are Nathan Corwitb, to
whOn $1,000 IL tue, and David Pscstou,
VI Detroit, 31i.000. Tha asssts comprise
, 1877-12-31

les. than tho amount procs"l 10 be i.sntd Ia this
country in thr n"St y"ar. nu1 tha- there 10 rFac-
tlc1i.v only onr ~. III ,ard in Frnnrr.
Extremely tifnt II " ts the phra:c III Ir:,e
selects IL tlc>crlhe thu sum vi s9s3, $50, ,0GO!
Ita correspondent acknowledges that:
In France .ilscr fvc.fr1nc ptccct fcoIn4 core
ell arc le;sl-tcndcr fn- ali icha. nuh1c and mi.
<Rte, shd are t.ctnn.rablc for the En1d cGlns 0f
the Rrpuhl3c At the far or fifteen and half onnce4
Of the ina for one ounce of TIC other.
That Is, France ri9.,s rer cent l<ss silver for
A EiyCn amount Of gul,a than the Bsnd Silver
blu offers, yet gold 1nws into Franco like
swollen river, anu her bank contains more gold
ti,an the National banks Ut England. Germany,
Austria, and Holland all put together! Why
does not gold rush cut Of d country where silver
ts held 80 ,icarf
The correspondent Ears that France coins only
&f0,GU,om year, while the 3lard bill allows
the coinage of eia.OO0,fk ,fkN. This is tr1tc, but
France has eight times ~ mich silver IN hnntl
wc have, nnl at tisfs rate 1t would tokc twenty
yesra to ovcrtuke her.
In this country We offer rs ounces Of silver
for onc of gold, and It IL called reputation; In
France they give only f5s1 oi silver for ono Of
gnld, mud nre able to resume specie payments,
with mare gold AMI sftver on hand than Nil the
rest Of Europe put together!
The correspondent thinks TINT:
II Con1rras. In IT. Legislation tho el1scr queF.
tton. would be content to fn1iaw the example Df
France. C1mrarattscly little mischief wouA be
done bT the teintro1nCtlon OF the old silver dollar
anfa cur currency.
We thlnk 40 too.
, 1877-12-31

Sisfth1Htth t{R.] 3hhFfHH Etc. 39.
The suggestion Of Tuesday, Jan. 7, as tho day
for tho proposed Htatc 1naes~rneetfus In this
city, to take Into consideration mn! give cx-
preston .n tho views Of tho pcorlc Of Illinois
1t, reference 10 the question of rcItoncttzattotl
Of silver and the repeal Of tie Resumption Mt,
seems 10 meet with general approval, and We
presume rill be generally accepted. The day
chosen has, ns We understand It, no political
significance, and thc proposed meeting Is In no
sense to be partisan one, 20 far a. the pres.
l1s spbkcn on the subject, the movement has
hcen approved By papers VI both parties. arNl II
seems to be the desire Of nil to exclude from
partisan character wlateyer, combining its 1cllb-
erasions solely 70 inc financial pulley OF the
Government. Neither Is approval confined to
those who favor both rcInonctizat!ot and re-
peal, but the projected Convention has been
the other Of these stcrs, believing 1t essential 10
the wcifurc and prosperity Of tho country. 4
Tree aud cordial intcrchanrc0 Of opinion III these
points Is tles,rcd In order tllat tho Views u tho
peoplc Of Illinois OH these puiusB mag be taadc
knuwn.
The date designated Is TWO ,!nys preceding
the otut,i,ig OF the session ot Congrees at the
eiusc Of the holiday recess, when tho cunstdcga.
tton OF the Reconciliation and Repeal bills wilt
be resumed. Il Is therefore favorable time
fur putting in t0rm tho views Of this people Of
this State in d way to cxcrctse au Influence Upon
the lav.n,nking deparlnsent u the Government
at Washington. To this end there ailaufI not
merely be full Attendance and free discussion
OF all classes md parties Interested Il, the sub
iect, from all parts Of tho State. hut the v1ews
Of tile Convention should 6e we'll digestcd, in
order that there ulny be NO doubt Us to what
| the people desire. -
It's probable that formal cnll may be Issued
at an early tlav; but. rs tho time III short, tic
above statement of the object had In vtuw b.
the projectors vi tho meeting, us gathered from
our exchanged, may npt lie out Of plare.
, 1877-12-31
AH1IxEMETTN.
llOOLEY'S TiIEATRE---AIAlEE.

OSE NEEK nSET or DrEnA.BOUFFE At rnTU
LAR PRIZES. Positively sst appearance In Chicago o.
n IMEE.
@aIM EE.
Acknowledged Queen of Oecra BonfYe, with her new,
magnificent. and augmented company ~ ~ ARTISTS.
Monday. jan. 7. IA LpIiE rAKFEMEUsE. IN which
md Daore. PRETTY A. Ictnrc;" 1utGisv. Ian. +
ht stE IS
M M ,KsKFas @ Eong; WeAne>a.y Msslnss; - "a f!LLH
errvrd aeatA 81 "wednesday n!gt. MT t!n,e q 6fs
ycaIe stsauts speets culat t?lcra IA tktS tSni1o:
costumes &C.. purehs.rd IN rars for ahs tronpe.
sna rtit0s fnr sale At ox osnre on aud after Thrs.
day morning. Jan, 2,
, 1877-12-31

III AGEGftHhHL l5hL II ltlf1n VI IHihf HW1 HCt-u
.nbntitr., md nerrci Il, by the G,'muany,. ami
that, 80 fnr from not having authority from
the Hate to transact business, This
y only. technically correct, a. the
requit cr,cnts sayQg that certificate Was r.
pntrtt upon the paper from t'n hs.:1!c-olflcc of
tho Company Il, Zurich, and that. whIlo this was
being transmitted, there WIS tactt agreement
pany might transact business without h!nrsncc.
The case Ia likely 10 get into our; Ntw York |
courts very SOON. az it IL understood That tnn
parties IN Ittrrest have suetl the Company In tho
default, at1ti Tho trnnsEet Of this judgment TO
New Ynrk will reopen tic ease here. II has ex-
cited n.l,tll comment here, ntsd opinions arc
abnut evenly divided a. to thc nleFits Of tho
casc. There arc some n0yel pot1ttR about "
wicl, have never been ndullcntct! t,y or courts.
TltE CONVICTION or DIR. LAMBERT
WIS inevitable from the beginning. There WAS
a desperate struggle on the inrt Of his lawyers
to tako advantage Ut every tcc!,nlcaity III the
ease, 20 as tD form groundwork for new trial,
but tile application, based IN tho Charge that
tllc uath tuAGu WAS not II Wild oath. MtAuse tho
Notary was norssiaet, re, @ l. sse1s t @ triy'a a., a
,lcrs tho mordi side {ratser the Immoral sEde} pf
hts crime worsc Is that he did his work know
I1ulr, deliberately, aud ctlnnlngtr, although
b''nal.ngly. Will the intention to deceive. Mis
BECAUSE ticru was mons to steal, but It was NIL
IN intended deception, for Which ht deserves
punishment. The mai Is tile victim Ut an Idea
t1Int tie prevailing inethOu Of lifc-lnsurancc is
MI wrong. ntIJ. TO carry out hts pct theory Of
gnding sount1 lfzes into classes md charging
lees iur the most healthy than those OF lover
9rsIe, hc has sacrificed his friends, family. rep
utnlio,,. honor, anil truth, and, finally, his
pcysonal !!bc.tv. llc IL 1low r,lsttcatTnR In
the Tombs, and will certainly wcnr .
striped suit Ii, Sling Sing ere long. Tho snornl
elect Ut his conviction upon tho forthcoming
statement Ut iilc companies cnnnot be over
estimated in Importance. II there are fewer
l.a',l,crte there will bo fewer Victims Of ltfc In-
surance frauis.
A nAILRoAp INSURANCE MuDDLB.
Ono Of y.yls Chicago rutroads--the Chicago.
Milwaukee d. st. FauI-ls in the market Ior
about TWO antl 4 half millions fire Insurance on
its property, to commence surna time next
month, and there Is consequently II very earnest
struggle going on TO secure Il between three
cities, viz: Milwaukee. Chicago, md New
York. Formerly tho matter was settled Ia
Milwaukee by tho managers, Messrs. Mitchell
and MERRILL but Inst rear it was taken III hatd
by thu New York ut]lcct through Julius Wads-
worth, Vicc.Prcsldent OF the CoInpauY, and
1Iaced here. When It was done tn Milwaukee,,
tllc Liverpool, Lotd0n d Globc mad CONNER
viuI Union, two Engel companies, Divided the
ri.k and used to get round rate on It, but last
yenr 1t was gobb!ed np by orc Of tic Royals
special agents,. wilcscnwjn there wa5 wccoInr
and wat!iuk mud gunslng Of tcetllin Milwaukee.
, 1877-12-31

TIE sW1TzE9E4xD xARlaa CASE.
There IL another side 10 tbs story publtshed
Ia thus correspondence relative to tue SwItzer-
land Marine Insurance ConIuny's policy on the
steamer GRIND Republic, burned at tho wharf
In st. Louis. Ihe clatpl OF the Company ts that
IT. ageut had no authority to sccapt pplry Iii
busintxs ln Tie State, bccauss the Company bud
not fully complied with this law, On The other
side, 1t u claimed that the agent had corrr-
spoudcd With tbs company's representatives,
, 1877-12-31
A Foretaste Of tile Reckless Ex-
travagance OF 1877.
Stiffer Rates and Better Pros
poets for 1878.
Statistics Of LOSSES In the United Slatcs
and Canada for Three Years.
A Few Facts About Stocks and
Dividends.
That St, Louis Marine Muddle-The O.
Ii, l. st, P. 3, 3. Insurance.

NEW YoAK, aJcc. %e.-EscfyDonY interested
In tho insurance business, whether fire or He,
,s waitiur with batcd breath for tho Dec. 81
s..,s.....,t. IN ,nnkc thrr or,ncarnrcr. Tho rcr
s'a'e''. 1.st.,. =, 49,, a." ar,ra.,ns VII,
taints tla1 ulu!un' ~ .nc ''lc .""'pa,Hes W.
make poor showing Of tho years ous'nctss IS
regarded with curious anxiety TO learn just
hu,v t,ott The year has hrcp. Not Il few orc dis
o.o1 y, hc1,crc ,,,,t t,,cro viii tc con.ttcrnh,n
po'ea ~ us"s. s'.1 ."e.e |..',N -. .Iss " 't
disappointment as 10 par!'ea'af companies @hu
TINT some of those which hare bren looked upon
GA larco losers ty general rouecnt will make
Ic,trr s1mwtur linn othcrs. There IA less fcar
sn.f.,,,, t..,,,ry.,t, :, .,a,.n,o,,t. tnis ,oo.
~ coomc' VI a ea.." ..'Ii-"'..., ~ ..'' yes,
than ortlinatilS, beentso oL tne prosecutions ol
thu guilty Lffc.lHsurancc Ircsluc1its for perjury
In swroEtnr to {ntsc statements Given ronl-
t,.nr. t., Inn trnt1, NJ d statencnt. anil n flrm
- Wv ,,.,,,,. ,,a.s...,,,,, ~ tha ,rtn,,
oetci III tnc coa'ta't possenslo" W NV MIN.
and amount ot assets i''entlohets anu o very
ortlinury Observer ean quickly measure COM
nany's truo worth, lii ycnrs mat there nas
,,a.1 ,,r.t1orsh, ,w,.tinG or lrurc. in ra,cu,ot.
.,,sta... ,.1t.s. ~. ..1.s..,u.,,.. ~.ss-..s
ing Iiaolltles! espee'a1'y 1ae 'eseF'c'
The law requires that one-natI OF Tue premiums
on uncxpfrcd rollctcs shnll ba held as rcinsur-
ancc reserve. Ono company whose statement
snnoo.. in ,hc Nov Ynrit rcnnrts NJ Inf vcor
appou'o ~ s.u Ne" c'eo ,so 'eSS 's"'
Insurance 63l ,OUQ, - manifest Celuslon md at
avail 1,cn,,tv suncr,otnn,cpt Ia n mratorv-
wv" De.. ....r,.,'.,',',s, ~, .4a'.,'.
eo"rA"iss "it"nHA"" y" e.offhp'
1t Is Significant }Rtt that there arc twenty.
, 1877-12-31
Totslu U. E. 80, 32s, 400 33I a74 500 S3s 100, 100
Cd totals. &i3, B1l 100 433. a0 loo or, B5u, 100
uIvIuENp8 AND STOCK QUOTATIONS..
af1x. E..A

Cd lotala, Fla VII, 7Ou 45a :.0~, loo 43h, B 7uQ
plyIuENps AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
1t IL somewhat significant fact that up TO
this lste 10 company has announced Its tlalf-
yeasly dividend. although many Of them IN pro-
ytous years havu done 10. There IL lIttiu life
Ii tue market fur stncks AMONG partlcs willing
to risk Investments IN insurance tttxka, hegausO
Of tho Apptoaci! Of dlytdon4 tIine, but tho rcla-
tIye bearing Of the book value on t4e market
quotation ia quito remarkable. Tnere y only
ono Instance where cotnpany's stock sells for
more than tts book ynllc, that Of thu ureuuwich,
VI New Yosk, where Tue salue Of tho shares In
L ss.@this % exception belus caused M by .Iu ta:t
that the Company pays tcgulur quarterly tHl-
dend Of 10 per cent! The difference III book
yaluu and market pHca rargus from two to VI
cents. 6oue of tic most regular dlyidenl.ply-
ing stocks aro tho wildcat apart. 1hus tue
P4cillc stands on tho books 1t SD and II quoted
At 2!l>s, III tho farc Of regular y, per cent d!yl-
differences III souiu VI tbs lcaliuE agency CON-
paulca best kuown 10 tho general reader:
, 1877-12-31

VIC iafi cofn u lyah kinds IN tc whole country,
aud agreed 10 pay Il In X, that the s"rii ri the
contract was that VIC should pay in only unc
kini vi coin, al.l not In tM}thi
II Is said W aotnc the lender thought vnu
would pay In gold lGtz,tlse That was the only
kiml u moncy In use. What right had lie 70
think sol It Is a factthat In America both goi1
lhey were always coin, and in fact silver was
the more valuable Of the two.
but, says another, "Wtto ever heard Of pay
ing Government tron3s IN sIlycrr' AccoriinK
tu Luke and JOHNSON, MI English Government
t,ons}s could have brcn paid In any thing but
silver until the prcscnt century, bctatise" moncy
was co!nctl silver; Gut In pra:tIcc t;oscrprncnt
anything but paper, It wonll be 'snr.ractL:abc
10 l'Antae eltl!er cnln for such payments. Think
0f t. for mnmeut! The while coinage Of tho
gohe, According TO the last o!1l.1at tables made
In lSi2. sas only two thousand fnillibns,-}ilst
about tho atnnunt Of the unttcd statca debt,
md only Uno-At1tl Of our State. county. ttIwn.
corporate, ani Individual Indebtedness. Now, nl
tifh two thousand millions. twelve parts were
going 10 ,,aY Tic United States tlc,,t IN coin Of
either Ur huth kndai II Is MI fmt,racticabl1ity.
| and must ba dono In Il representative way "
paper, tnato in soInc way. ou a t,asls Of coin
Atnft,i nWny III come cnnvci(cnt Tault.
l cannot believe TINT silver. tho favortte
1noney oi the world for 12,FU years, is to be
permanently t1epreeIatet. AMI have filth TINT
hs,Gfe The ay of rcsumneT The ,, I'D lrHr
N tns1cl, as tllc gold dollar. We need boil,
unins and all tho bullinu We can get, and whel.
the debt contracted by The country Is pait In
what we agreed 10 pay, gt'1.i and silver, 1t wt,l
be time eIlougl, to Investigate whether the
single standard ia preferable to tho double
standard. ......
In tho meantime, the average German who
bought our bonds In 1sf2, . mid y, aud paid
for them 10 cents on tue dollar In silver. and
as been paid Is per tent n,nua!ly m Ills invcst-
| mcnt In coin, will pro,ahly bo satisfied u get
back silver do1ar Tor h{s ~ cents: and th:
can collect his lrbts In tho silver dollar Of his
I grauuiatiless,-t do not say his "tathers,''-
for thousands Of them Qnay ttod KEEP thelr
memory gFccn) neyGr saW dollar after Jul, !,
1851, hut spent tActr Property, their blood, atld
their lives 10 taye nnttIn The ability to live,
and living to lay fts debts In tlo exact letter
and spirst uf Its contracts. u. Il.
, 1877-12-31

rfn1fr ffh hf4 1oltffr4 fnnf hIk fnnFnfe brr-
t,.ri,,I. ,,c tns aijIc, {tr rr,I csu.c Of human
lifrrt morc Than nt,y twrt Of nn7 auc, nnj h;s
aI tf; f;trcre in 1unny r1ys c.nnot well hc uyr,.
ratcd.-and has alHays l,ccn greatly un!rr-
ratc,i'
But FRINGE has insisted, and atm insists upon
f,rtnv ftcnuhiic. i,r1wc fha ccnsc]c.s nrr,y of
rn,.e+fnt III rivurs oV.frst h.r. Thi4 brn, ~
rt,,rsn I,as hsrn largey tncrca.rl l,y division
n thc jands nmnnrr iaruc number Of nronrlc-
ftrs. after the Frrnrh Rcyoiuttan. 10 in En-
r'on,ltn a' .n1.. .I ~ III 1d raIrcs.,he nimicr
az hnsii nrnnrirtor4 of land In f;rcat Drt.ni1
Ind largely Increased during the peritsl between
tJ,c irratnp out Of the French Revolution and
lie srs4,f,i rcstnrstIo,, Of ic Rossi family sf
Frunce nftcr Ws,crtu, Tho Angltrsaxon race
arp Iarnl-losfng racc, am, TINT this strong i'm
notu. wt,,li Enye continued iunlers effectively
rheckcJ) until IL woni hnvr !rit The hes!tlit1sy
poascss!ous and urcrogatires OF tie Hrittsi,
10 believe.
No ciass Of fncu on earth are more far.seeing,
nuu,Ders anout Eoo men.
% i1efyns as yast III ic",,lss u from their lands, no
ros1imcrcial. monetary, or Industrial panic "
etrtupcney harms them, Il ts perfectly veil
knuwn lint tic at,ntutt of Enpinnd 10 feAunie
r,,ecIe payments in islS latter = suspension OF
twenty years}, aud her real Resumption In lS2i,
with Inc contraction, bankruptcies, ruin, and
slIsircss acevrata1lyiug those mvycncuts, eircyt-
ed the recuuycyarltc II great ntno,nt Of ian,l
I'll England to large pronrteinrs, and Diminished
the number Of land, i,ow,ers 10 fraction VI what
it was ut the time Of That extraordinary event,
Can any one doubt for a nlomeut that this re.
suIt wss promoted by that act, or tuat Il vas
Intended TO have prccitciY Tint effeets
Of cotirsc, The covert purposu would be bid
den bchi1,tl any amount OF sunbtstrfcs md faleo
prctenses, bu, M one need now be- deceived in
80 plaiy matter. The next great movement
pic EY Diminishing ti,s volume af spccse VA in
, 1877-12-31

exrCptcl. s6uuday excepted. tMaaday excepted.
SuallT.
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Onlces. 50 Clarktt: tsheFman Elousrl andts
the depUts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-15
sHERlFF's SALE.

pY VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE
issued out 81 the Li.triet Court OF the First
Judicial District. In and for the county OF storey.
state OF Nevada. on tbs al day OF feptember.
A. ID. 1871. and TO me directed aud dsliv.rrd, on,
O Judgment of foreclosure iendefed In ,aId Court
ON the 10Th de, Of septeIbc'. A. u. is77. in
iayor OF L.. u. Doan W. II. Kruger and W y,
Terry. partncfr doing business under The nrm
name and style " L.. v. Dean 4 Co, plaintiff,
and In iavor az Citizens Insurance Company Of
Missouri. q def, ndsnt and intrrvepsr, and
asaiDst A. white and Mary ahiie. defend.
wit: '"
An that certain town lot, with the inmo
building thereon sltua'e. lying and beipr In
Tue city 81 virginia, county Of storry. state Of
Nevads. the ssid lot being knosn and desIg.
mated on the Official map Of said city a. Lot
number two til, In Block one hundred and
seven ug1l. haure &. aud more par icular.y
described ~ follows. CoLmeIrina st 4 mai 4
on the east side Of X street. 1ny. nye fSsl feet
more or lees rouih OF Union street: thepce
running scuiherly Along the East tide Of X
street { senty .nve f3oi feet thence ~sssterly one
hundred u00) mole or less 90 p stree, tlepe.
nor,herly along tho vest line Of y strset
twtnty.hve t21 feet thence westerly me hun.
dred uO0l feet more or less to the place Of
beginning.
Notice 10 hereby given. that on Tuesday. m.
18th DAY OF October. A ID. 1877, bclwe,n tho
Lous o. . o'clock a. /. and S O'Clock p, viz:
a. ~ o'clocf DON. I will sell all the right,
Title. claim and interest Of the .aid defendants.
GA. Whit aud Mary white. Of, 10 and 10 ths
above .dercribcd property. at the court house
~ me county Of storey, state ~ Neyad.,
at public auction. for cash In hand, 10 liz M IA.
e. aod best bidder. 10 satisfy ,Aid Judgment
and AL cost. In United stxie- gold coin,
Virsinia. Nevada, sept. IS, 1 u.
T. u. KELLY.
Sheriff Of Storey eounty. Nevada.
Aaaf Ian %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE or REDEMPTION or sronIY
~ County Courthouse Tiond-. -Onler of the
board OF County Commissioner OF sisry
county. hevaia Motto 10 hereby given thai
At ~. ular meeting of said hoard held at their
ofics on the 9Th day Of October. 1871. Il appear.
Ing Thai there Vas rot . suficlenl amount
Of bonds prevented for REDEMPTION. In accord.
anee with the notice HERETOFORE published. 20
exhaust the sum In said fund to be- used forihs
resumption OF Storey County Co~urt.hou.o
bonds. IL vas dettrmlned ~ lot that The fol.
loving bonds sho,d he rcd, emcd, 10 wit /,
Nos. ~, io. es. y. ~. G3. 81, 81. II, &, IS,
u. 2. NJ. IL. 10. ~. IS, rs. T.. 81.
~. 20, GO. %. and that the same are h.rby
declared :, be redeemed. aud that tie hold, n
thereof. OF each or ali Of sad bonds, can ne.
ceive payment therefor. prin, lpaI and iuier,t.
nton the pre- entsiion Of said bod or bords. 10
the County Treasurer of said Storey county ard
ihst tie Interest upon said bend. ~ DECLARED 10
date hereof.
in Witness whereof. ! have herurto set my
hand and an lied the zeal " sAd board, this sth
day Of October. A ID. 1877.
lskaL j. r. MCFARLAND, Clik.
By II. o. Tuosr-oS. i,-y utT. Scs I'd