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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

III v1oTue ~ AN Rx4CVTlON
20 me direct~d. tMued cut ~ the hO0os.
able secsed Judicial District Court, on iuds.
msi'e scndsrsd therein On NE ioth dsy II OcSo.
ess, 4. y. ts7s. ~ fsvuv II Thomss Bers ana
yoscph Besf and axaipst y. o. Brysnt, for ihe
s.w q e3.011 I2.tOo witt intsrpsS % Cse sun,
We! ~ q the rsos 81 per cent pes month.
md On st9s "a q ten pr cent. per snuum from
dses Of iudsmsnt, tosvthes With the sum u
- 20 cost. o. suit and .sccsuins costs, nov In
she snm - ~ ~. have lsvIsl aI,sn AID srssr.i
- VIII sspuss 81 puslic d The wood yard nesI
.mpity Oly: ormsey county. on the sisa a.
q OtSoess. 4. D. is7e. brtvcss IL hcu11 u
celeb 4. =. 81 . ociork ,. n, 10 VII, q
oe!ocs ~. al the right. titie. iss~vrsl and
sss,ia o. We ais q. Bryant q. In asd 70 ~
following desrsttrd prppssty, situate and brins
y ~: c.vnsy o. Oru,sby end Btsss u Nsvsds
v VIZ; 1osr huparsd cortis nvt pins wood.
3. E. BW1rr,
shesto Of ~ Counly q Oy,usby.
csssoa City. 0ctekss -. 1o7s. q iv
. TIE seCvs sale is hssyby pssepossd until IN,
~ esy o. Novsnoss. Z. y. iy1e. q sesss tim,
css;Ss Oily. October q. Il Ia W.T. 's'''1'
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sHERIFF's SALE.

10y VIRTUE or DECREE AND
, order OF sale issued ont OF and under The.
seal Of the Honorable Second Judicial District
Conrt IN and for the comfy Of Ormsby. State of
Nevada, ON q judgment btaned therein ON the
ioih day ~ November, A. ID. 1870, and Attested
on the ais, day Of November A. d. is76, in favor
~ wells, fsrKo Company, and against A. D.
Driesbach. Trenmor Cofhn aud J. W, Walton,
Tor the sum OF eighteen thousand one hundred
ana thiriy-seven dollar and hfty.nine cents,
WIN interest On the sum Of eight thou
,And hye hundred and two dollars and AZ.
ty-ene cent? (s5, 502 hi-io0) from the 23d day OF
October. 1916. until psid at the rate Of one and
nall per cent: per month: with interest on the
tnii OF eight Thousand four hundred and forty
dollars tss,ts0l thereof from the 2Jd dag Of De-
tober, 1876. until paid Ut the rate Of ten per
cent. per Annnfn. and costs Of suit taxed 1t ar.
ty.seyen dollars and forty cents 1887 40 lOC1,
ana CLERKS accruiDg costs In the sum OF - u.s.
ana All costs which may accrue by reason u
sas.rtininp, commission. etc, all In gold coin
OF the United States. and saaiirst said defend.
ants and all persons claiming under them or
either OF them subsequent 20 tho asa dsy Of
October. 1910. BE- forever barred and foreclc~ed
81 al equiiy and right 81 redemption In and
10 the mortesged premises herrinsffer de-
kcribcd. and TO me directed. coinmspd,p,
ms TO seii according 70 Law certain mort.
gagged property hereinafter desrribcd 10
satisfy ths above demands: and In pursuance
, ,s',, have levied upon and will expose At
pnnlie suction IN front Of the CSurt House door
~ Csr~on cay, orusby county. ssats Of Nevada,
on the 9rth DAY OF DECEMBER, A. u. 1876.
between the hours u a y. and y " 10 w,s
~ one o'clock , ~. all the right. title. interest
or .inin OF sne above named defendants Of, in
aud 10 the following described uortqse.d ur,m.
iscs OF property. 10 wit All III. right title inter
cst and estate Of said Of In ana 10 cor
lain wood hums situate In the counties al Doug.
- sna orlnhby, State q Nevada. running on Or
osesr crsea. called and Known - the Giant
Plume. toxethss with sil branches. FODDER. ccs.
DUCT. water. water rights. privileges aud sppur.
tensnoes thesvto belonging. used OF ea~scise-d
herewith. tossihes with I'll wsys, r,shss Of
way and essrmepts thereto sppurt~nsst os con.
IesssI o. usd shsrrwith. bring the properly
arscnned ID said Decree and order u s.Ie
y. y. SWIFT. ahsst9.
Carson City. December 4, is76.
kLifs kixo. Pisintifs Attorusys.
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Or. L 4. MeRalcK.
HOsEOPATusc puysso,A
osv'cs-In Nat Rineheis New Bio :, aaron
CARSON CIT. Nevada.

m.coNp JUDICIAL DISTRICT
osmsey county. In the n,sss~v ~ ~ .ssss. ~ ~
John y: hhrlsyes, dscessrd. Ncs,e~ h Lss,,,v
pss sn, snM MoNpAi, rHE vlrtH DAY ~
rEsHuA1S. 1877. 81 ~ O'Clock 4. \. snd ~.
von n s..sc"s. o. sssd Csurs In Csssn Cisy. NV
- ~; sppSiSssd :. the time ssd pisrs fos PRIV.
snd foe hsarins the sppiIcss,oG ~ 49, r.S.
igs sns i.uases " btn of lstssss ~ sses -.
vhsa and vbsss any pesson lnteeeu0eS ~ ~
veas end coussst tbs sssss. -
Dated sssussy .. mn.
Hh0 r.J.r ARDS. cisri.
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NOTICE Of ASSESSMENT.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
IN ing Company. Location Of principal
place OF business San Francisco. California.
Notice IL hereby given. that at meeting 81 the
Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day Of Jan
uary. 1877. an assessment. No. o. Of fft-en cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation, payable Immediately In United
States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, Of the Office
Of thu company. koom l. No. 402 Montgomery
street. san Francisco. California. Any stock
upon which this asse. sMent shall remain un
paid on the 18th day Of February, 1877. will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is msde before
will be sold on MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. TO pay the delinquent ssse-s-
ment. together with q ets Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. by order OF the Board Of d.
Tectors.
o. II. BoGART. Secretary.
Office, Room !. No. aV2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
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And In accordance with iaw and 90 order Of TIE
Board Of Trustees. made on The issh dsy Of NJ
vefnorr. lsss. - many sharrs u .sch par FL Ut
such sfoch - may Be neresxary viii b~ .ult 81
public suctlon. 81 the off.ce Of the ss~r~ssr..
Iocstsk In the Boston tzkr.y. opposite 10.
United States Mint. North larson street. Csrsos
CITY. Nevada. On the
Al the hour OF Ia n. Of said day. 10 pay I'll. said
ishnqnsnt assessment thereon. gsthsr wish
cost Of advertising aud expenses Of sale.
JOHN b. Ely. Secretary.
Carson City. December 18th. is1c.
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TO. The UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES !
Al NEW REMEDIES
e0 DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY
CAB kearny street,

G23 kearny street.
San Francisco. Established liz 1854, for the
treatment Of Sexual and seminal Diseases such
~ Conorrhea. elect, Structure, syphilis IN
Its forms, Seminal Weakness, Inpotency, etc,
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Scmina Emissions, the conss quence Of self.
abuse; This solitary vice, OF deprsyed sexual
Indulgence, In practieed by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerriDg certainty, the following train o1
morbid symptoms. unless combsted by scienti.
nc medical measures, viz: SAllow counter
snce. dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the
head, ringing In the ears. noise like the rstling
OF leaves and rattling OF ohariots, nnessiness
about the loins. weakness Of the limbs, coniu.
scd vision. blunted intellect, loss of confidence.
difhdenee In approaching strangers. dislike to
form new scqusintancer, disposition 10 shun
society. loss u memory, hectic Pushes, pimples
snd various eruptions about the faces, fnrr~d
f-pgue. fstid breath, coughs, consumption
night swea's, monomanis aud frequent insanity.
II relief be not obtained. should apply hume.
diafeir either IN person or 10y letter, and have n
cure effected by his new aud scientinc mode u
treating this disesse, which never fails Of Of.
fecting quick md radical cure
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may b. CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter 10 DIR. GIDBON
stating cave. symptoms, length Of time tho dis.
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt.
~ forwarded. free from damage aud curiosity.
To any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. by Inserting Ten Dollars coin, IN
Registered letter. through the Posiofslce oY
through Wells, Fargo Co.; . package OF nedi.
cine Will BE- forwarded 20 any part Of the Mon.
Correspondents Will please inform DR.. Cibbo.
that they read his advcrtissinentsi IN the App,AI
Address. DIR. J. y. GlBfON
ocsiv-iy Box 1857. san Francisco.
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP,

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
An that the copartneship heretofore existing
between NJ. NJ. 9sigc and A. @. May, in tho
business Of saloon keeping. in Carson City. Ne.
vsds, WAS this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The said 6aige succeeds 70 the books aud
business and he assumes all the liabilities Of
the late copartnership; and all debts due the
same are payable to him.
Signed: NJ. NJ. GAGE,
A. G. MAY.
Carson City, Nevada, January .. ls7'.u
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TN SECOND JuDICIAL D,srurcr

~ the state Of Nevada. In and Tor o-fnsby
county. In the matter 81 the estate ~ William
Patterson, dec~es<d.- Nostce n h~rsby slvvn
, ,nss sAIuhpAi. the i7th dag Of vshsisry
1877. at 10 o'ciock a. ~, and the courtroom ~
.aa Court In Carson CITY. have b-en appointed
ths time and place for proving tbs will Of
Md william Patterson. decsaasd, and for hear.
Ne IN" application II william r. Mussruvr Tor
the Issuance 20 him of letter. tesssmentsry.
psar and contest the asm~.
v.. IT. ., KDwRADs. cisrt.
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q ia GOxsOlSDATrD 0Oa D
n ed nsis-s slnlrs Conpsa, Lsssl..1
- pnerspi ptsrs u baslbsss. Csra9n Csfy.
sssnds. - ssion VI works. fyasE.ia axe
Mining District. wssla~ eopAts. >sssis -
scuce IL h~rsby giyen that their arr ariihquer'
upon the fello~lns d.s<r4t-a capital sfoek Of
'te Company "a scesurt of Asrrs-itsnt Ne
"a. issied November lssh. is-s. thu several
sronnfs 81 Opposite the names VI the follow.
.ns rs>peetsve hsrvholtsn. =
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FURNISHED HOUSE 70 arnr.

A NicRLS vuaNssuRD nOu . z
Al 70 rvnt 90 reasonable tsrms. Inquire Of
hha. hICHAHDS, slsth street. Cssvcs city.
February Z. ISL. n
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Wines, Liquors aud Cigars,

nOUaTON MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place Of business.
sah franeisco. California, Locatiou OF woshs,
Eagle Disfrict. ormsby County. Stats Of News.
~ Notice II hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board VI Dir~csors. held on the "a day Of
ocsoher. 1916. IN aAasssDcnt, No. I, Of Five
Cents per shsrr wss levied npon the capital
stoch q The corporation, payable Immediately
" United states gold coin. 20 the SECRETARY. st
the cfhce Ut the company, No. liOk Csiiforuis
street, nan Francisco. California. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain up.
paid ON the osh day Of November. 1878, viii b.
delieqnent. and Advertised for sale st public
auction: aud uulssa payment ID max SeSogr
.ill b. sold on TUESDAY. the 2ist day Of
NOvEnbkR. ISIS. 70 pay che deiinaueni ..
seeanent. together with costs u edvestislna sod
saprnsrs 81 sale. ~ oeSaes u the Board Of
Dirrctors. - =
". pTAIRLEY. SECRETARY.
once. No. <l0k California street, San Fran.
cisro. California. - = IA
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cornss OF osnsby ssd Ssecsd stse>ss. near thu
ormssy House. csssoG CITY. Nevada.

AYE WOULD CALI. THE ATsfEN.
w ton Of Carpenters, Wsgonrnakers, and
all other Woodxorkers TO the fact thst ws rsn
work both soft and hard wood inmbcs TO any
desired shape. Edpe tools Of eli kinds ground
and shsrpened In the best manner. We also
surface lumber, make tongued aud groove.i
flooring. beaded ceiling. etc. Parties VIII do
well TO give US call. We are prepared 20 do
good work at reasonable rates.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

Furniture Repairing, Wood Turning
aud Scroll saving. Fence Posts
and Piekets made plain
" turned or fancy.
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M IN ~ A3Cn A ~ oar 00N
VIII IA 1AANAV NAIVVAN
CARSON STREET CARSON CIV NEVADA.
oa.s:a s; IL, h. uss:'. s's' ''''''''' so =
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ESTATE or WIN. pAIIERSo n,
eEceAsGo.

NOTICE TO ca y n r q 3 n. -
An Notice Y hereby given By tie undersigned
~sscasos of tbs lest viii II William pnsf~rvon,
d~ceesd, 10 The csv<isssss II, end ell prsops
havisa clstsne eassesa. the ssad dscesssd. 10 "a.
eiott teep wtshsn 49, sponths after sks arss
pubicsttop a. ohls nstIss. " lhs ma rrs,,st,r
!. ne Law oaaes " r.w. ". Dsvisa. eosnsr u
xsvsds. wM. \. NCsdkOvE.
Esssyessos ~ lass vsIl = wa. Ssaissssa.
pssed y caraos cliy. 'sd February. is,i.-i
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Has been added 10 the establishment, and Q
CLUB ROOM nttsd up with the view 70 ACCOM-.
modsts visitors. have purchased . nrss.
class assortment Of
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Nan Francisco Time on C. p. IL. H.; Carson
Tune on v. AFR. n.
Dinner on Boat from San Francisco, ana
Breakfast u Reno. going East
brcakfasi on Boat from Vallejo, going West
SLEEPING GAR daily between Carson aud
Vallejo.
II. NJ. yERINGToN,
General supt. v. h T. H. r.
A. N, TOwNE.
Ania General Smut. G. r. H. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

stages until the nation reaches the full
splendor Of constitutional freedom.
In every nation where the primitive sys-
tenn survives and is continued into period
marked by the prevalence of the other system
the life OF the people is dwarfed and Grip
pied, and that State is mere monstrosity
in the midst Of vigorous neighbors that
jostle it ON every hand and finally trample
it under foot. That is the relation to-day
of Turkey to her great neighbors-to Russia
Germany, Austria, Italy; to any and every
Christian State that is near her, and her
simple destiny is to die in the midst of a
civilization with which she cannot assimi-
late herself, just as an Arctic animal
must perish if suddenly exposed to
process of which Russia is now the
most prominent instrument process
of the pressure of civilization forcing
Islamism hack into it's Asiatic lair--is as GER
tain in its operation as that the wolves and
panthers and bears and Indians will be
driven out Of any new country in proportion
as the settlements increase. 1t is the COM
tinuation only of the process that began
when the Mohammedan conquerors of an
other race were forced out of Western Europe.
1t would have been completed ere now but
for the fact that it was the interest Of a great
remain in Europe. Therefore Moslemsm
was sustained by power not its own.
England, out Of regard to sordid interests,
commercial greed and timorous apprehen-
sion Of the progress of great rival in the
East, stayed for century the operation of
the forces that must necessarily expel Islam
ism from Europe; but now they are free and
acting with accumulated power, and the end
seems not remote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
Diseased MIX.

Diseased COWS cannot give healthy milk,
and it is scarcely possible that people can
use diseased milk and remain healthy, even
if they are robust persons, while it is GER
tain that infants, invalids or persons to
whom this article Of diet is given with n
view to it's nutritious qualities and the ease
with which it is assimilated must be swept
off as if by plague if fed on milk from
such place as is described in our columns
to-day. This story Of a stable containing
eight hundred cows, standing in accumn-
lated filth till they fairly rot away and
MIXED until they fall dead, is one Of abso-
Lutte horror, and we cannot understand how
milk consumers in this city or Brooklyn can
read it with apathy, especially if there is
the slightest probability that their milk
comes from that quarter. Is it not possible
that Mr. Bergh can do something to abate
this dreadful evil?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

Emperors, kings, princes and dukes, with
or without crowns, have visited our city and
have met with warm receptions, but on Tues
day next a monarch who reigns over all the
world, and yet is stranger to as, will have
a welcome from the republican citizens
of New York. Attended by his noble
train His Majesty King Carnival will
land at the Battery and make his
triumphal entry into the city. His
royal nibs will be helped out of the
barge and placed in chariot and drawn
along the streets, which will be gayly deco
rated with flags in honor OF his visit.
There will be music and banners and
knights and ladies, and strange figures
unknown to our prosaic society will attend
him to the palace vulgarly known as a
hotel-whcre he will banquet After nap
in the afternoon he will again set forth
in state, escorted by torches, to the Garden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

1t is O pleasure to look back upon the
amusements which have cheered many an
evening which had otherwise been dull
and upon dramas and actors which have
given us new ideas and deeper knowledge.
To look forward to such amnsements is also
delight. Just now we are in a kind Of
intervening condition; the winter season Of
theatricals has ended and the summer sea-
son has not begun. This is the time for
brief retrospect and a pleasant anticipation.
The winter season in New York had many
attractions-more than can now be emu
merated. In tragedy We had Edwin Booth,
Davenport Barrett and John Mccullough,
in nearly all the great characters of the
drama. Nearly all of the great characters Of
Shakespeare were acted and many Of the
famous creations of later dramatists
These entertainments were not in
all cases pecuniarily successful, but
they were artistic triumphs. Tragedy was
often united with spectacle, and superb
pageants moved before the eye. The mod
ern melodramas in their highest forms were
presented Mt the Union Square Theatre
The range Of comedy was almost unlimited
The season began at Walacks with 'sThc
Forbidden Fruit" of Mr.. Boucicault, and
was followed by his own appearance
in 1.-THE Shaughraun." my Awful Dad"
introduced Mr.. Wallack in one of his best
parts. The Park brought out "Our Board
ing House" which was food tor laughter for
months, and is succeeded by Mr.. John L.
Raymond in "The Gilded Age" French
opera and French comedy were literally
given, and Mr. Heller amused the city
for more than seven months with his
merry magic. The minstrels and the
variety theatres had a brilliant season, and
there was no want of athletic exhibitions.
The winter was enriched with music, from
the Wagner operas, some of which were
new, to the Italian adventures and the Eng
fish opera Of Miss Kellogg The Thomas and
Philharmonic orchestras supplied the finest
symphonic music, while scores of excellent
concerts were given by minor societies.
That there was much that was bad that
many enterprises came to grief; that there
were grave deficiencies is certain, but the
winter season, altogether, had more merits
than faults.
The summer season will be of lighter
character, and its first garlands of roses are
wreathed by Miss Nelson, ut the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre, where all the winter comedy
and more serious drama aternated in
a delightful dance. Lydia Thompson
and her burlesque opera company
will, on Wallack's stage, compete with
their rivals in the Soldcne troupe ut the
Union Square. Booths Theatre is now
opened for comedy and tragedy with Mr..
George Rignold, and many mirthful COM
pany will at other temples of the drama try
to please our public. On the Goth of May
Mr.. Gilmore will begin his season Mt his
pleasant garden, and the Central Park
Garden will soon be opened. Outdoor
sports will, of course, occupy much of the
attention Of pleasure seekers, but the pros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

The Aldermen held q special meeting yes
terday, in order that the Tammany members
of the Board might put on record their con-
domination OF the Omnibus bill as partisan
measure and their request to the Governor
to withhold his signature therefrom. The
resolutions were adopted by vote of four
teen out Of twenty-five Aldermen. showing
that the opposition of the Common Council
to the bill at least is strictly partisan and
does not represent truthfully the views OF
the local authorities in relation to its pro-
visions. Mayor Ely, on the other hand,
while he may object to some details OF the
Omnibus bill, is avowedly in favor of its
main fentures--to wit, q spring election,
single-headed departments wherever practi-
cable, non-partisan police board and re-
trenchment in our municipal expenditures.
A protest against craftsmanship in the city
government comes with an i'll grace from the
Tammany Aldermen who obstinately refuse
to confirm a republican Police Commissioner
in place of Mr.. Erhardt, republican, whose
term of Office has expired, notwithstanding
the fact that their own democratic Mayor
solemnly pledged himself before election to
keep the Police Board equally divided be-
tween the two political parties and does not
feel disposed to break his word.
The Governor has declared his intention
to discard all political considerations in
forming his opinion of the Omnibus bill, to
examine it in a judicial manner, and to de-
eide in accordance with what he believes to
be the public good. He will assuredly
keep his word. Governor Robinsons NOM
inntion at Saratoga was made on the broad
platform of retrenchment and reform, and
lie was not indebted Tor it to the especial
favor of the Tammany democracy. Governor
Robinson is honest enough rs man not to
belle the principles he protested before
election, and shrowd enough as a poll
tician not to give his opponents justifi-
cation for ranking him among the enemies
of retrenchment and reform from one OF the
earliest acts of his administration. II, on
examination, he finds that the Omnibus bill
will give us more efficient local govern
ment, place more power in the hands of the
Mayor, who is the responsible head Of the
municipality, separate our local affairs from
purely political issues, and save public
money, although the saving may not
directly be very large, he will no doubt
give it his approval. He will at least pay
no heed to the cry Of '.partisanship" while
he finds almost the entire German democ-
racy and large number of other leading
democrats us earnest in their advocacy of
the bill as the Tammany Aldermen are in
their opposition to it.