davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-29
epueftipnen son grieffaRen.

Son Hatsn an Ism apei befcxberen Weo,n.
%s'@e asS StsrHassn ~befanal Tnb, 6 unp
~ .. W, 2.45 utb $50 n. 81. 5onm
tags-2.45 y. M. '""-
IN Sstertaaen- eco g. Sd. mn
<.4S M. w. Von alien anSern RaGen perbsn
pig Sf'e1s auf eem &ifH.y ssr IrSaer aboes
Sffir Stanben; sg. 81. Ria $40
q: ~. gum l.. Mpril bis /. Mcs.mh,, o.ou
10Y .: M. b.s 800 q. d. @de,gnmel-
S aass.1I'ss aTs' ron 9W.f ~, bic 4 81. Np.
harse y Iaf M9tIrtrie Briefs often spn 8 g. Mi.
, 1877-09-29

@a3alej2 80 Suelle. Wtais
som 4}-.:ic (-~ &~mns:,aueie.); }lber
Uang~ &c 7@,cn ia lao,l 'pleo:r e;a
cues Sg.'ia O.?
0a,ay: G.~o..je s. gu babcn ia Gitl
eft. eiaS fesoua..u.
orau uom !Saul {: Oas If mas Na-
Ss.eS, oaS war Ioa. mc:gsr -.eben Wa@'
ae.
5annn: abei sss if Gad DOn Jgg.a.
l;eb.r Wann!
, 1877-09-29
Naa 6nnntaoas0latt enthdlt:

Das 5onntaes.1 latt entbdlt:
.g1onita WdIOSossf." NoueIe bon
UiIheIm SEMEN.
xM6entcuer nit MfIiaotorsn." Bon
Rousui Dr. ST.. g1enoort
,rm ghre unb leben." Roman bon
Or. Wstolb.
xDanbeIansen." Bon 4. @iobern.
Die 9riHcI."
@ewube Mno Snonfrie'
.Nas @ebeimnib." grsdhlnna ons
Dem @bnSrer gomttat bon Sobannss
Don Demon.
.nnlona." 6opelle uon SEQ @Ousn'
1caa.
81. ooeabsriht.
cNie Mobe i'm MIgcmeinen nno BIZ
bent;ce Wobe.'
,gniT;Ges S,ufceremonien."
9n" "..b ,.olbsnlrtg 81.
.Ast',.a." Son Mal ,. 8aloberg.
.Otif;e Miiotrmnt5.
GG"-, Nrt :mor
lrb p:s:, a.t i1tsrs 1r3s SaIrn.
@oIt ihtoB ee,s.,y'' MiJsag II Neu
Dcrf mis- TO-
, 1877-09-29

Wapor Gar,inaton nidt in Der @tahi,
fibrte 6err u. Or. 2eiip ben Norft.
g. nsbmsn 370l meiks nnb 2196 far.
bias Qinbsr an Dem unterriht She'll.
$50 me Be nnb 525 fortiaeainber ia,
ben fein pIab in ben Sdnlsn nno ION.
men ieinen unterridt eenieben, big eff
Mnoere abgeben.
, 1877-09-29
MiHmenS. Oo,f Riper uno G~beiapeate
Va Giien6ahn COMPANY.
!. Fabrplan Der 3dse. SO

!, rn'Dur& vaHaster. N'I
s'9oM an ,, gss'sit s,s%.ss otsntss, 9srnstsa,
| n'r@ k ssa g. ~ .s as' s..i sI ss'' H. u s. al
~ sasfs; aaiuaitis Ss!nrsss g 9. n,
ss ssssi q. S ~ s:ss s 8 sM.i s.s e:
ai''l "a slss,s!ss ass st ts.ssas ! ssSS & SsAs.
II seefs unb pttp Giifnbnbnen. \ ~
tbI9a Dur& Gra1t.
$50 .. N, gerIast giHmsab Disnfaaa. 1psurrasa
..tu anb eetnnbrnb aeaat O.fbinbuuasn m
~ Da"Eftsa tn aDef Dsixt fur 8lue. Aanbmn.
sen. baltimore unc aae reftlHen puRfte.
Ra$i gettnsunsen In RiSmsns ait Al.
'' cen YET Ni6mrnb unb Ddnstax. q dHsnh
l. nns pttsrsture, unb gbefspsalt uns Obis
~ GtfentAtnen.
2ofaI wanagtere.
$50 ". 81. gerldtt Ri%muxs t. Gid tesmntsss aus.
g%encn1men)
4 2rfaI Gra@t.
TO Q. 81. gerIast .NtSmsn, Honfss, Ritasod,
ano grsttas. 'Maat gtIiaeanss On il
Wsh prtnt NIT benz Dampftr STE" fIr
als Nanbunesn On ben WAttipsui rnt
pan Hxfs 5ldheu.
Dnr9 Waffasiere.
Hau a.s : ss s,as5sas Y MsSia e. naanss.
gen init oaata Der gtidmsne uab veters.
il ears aas eAtfspsaie une Ohio GiftabAb,
b. ssa Per .smbfer vRasaas" ssrlat
+ tSs. @iffs,sd unb greftss I'M ~. ..
NaH Werbtnbunsen nit 3aeen BON pb Ia.
r. felpp a, Wer gprf uae ~nefithen pl6ssn
a II sesf Saint nttE 3isen fir Mi&mpnt
uni hem Siben.
Dur6 6ra&t.
6:f5 y. M. Nnfanft In Sid nrp B 0ienlaa, 9snner.
Rag xnt 9snnnhenh. NaSt Serttnbun,
gen In gDef ps,nt nit Benz Damrfer Spr
galtfnsre. Matt 0srb ntunsea NIT BIZ
8 Nl9rnsnb unb Ianpiae. @i&ancnb uat pc
f%ersbura, uHe Gbefapeaie aHp Otis Gifen.
b6tnen. 49,
2staI WafTasier.
10000. 81. antuntt in @t&msnb .asIt4. ausasnpm.
men sOnntas' Maat Dabi ,Suneer
nj esn miamcnb unb pettssturs, uni
Gbeiapsaie unS Sbip Client abntu.
2pfa Gra1t
400 3. Ge. Nnsunft In 8iamonp Iautaa. aqNfpod
nne FrettaS. Matt Uerbinbuneen tn M:f
Yotnf rnltfenn Sa'1pfer Sfe" con ZEN Gar
sunasn her Matt;rpnt ,nb Yamunftt
Sllden.
8e'He 5radt mad rSer spn p1Ss,n fatltd ppn Sid
nlone pirb aneei,cmmen Die gDasen fabren Durd Ypr
g8ef gpint mad AtIanta.
Die nieertGhen preife, sprR4tiAe 5aatk,
tuns nnb : &~neltsteiI %earanfirI
nIbrpn8b Bills VI Idtins" nit garantirten SRate,
mad allen nOrOf'@en anb wefli1en yldsen pe,ben aus
8eaeben.
Jabrfartsn Herbsn ~se-fauft fir aae n5rsli$sn, III
lt&tn unt weitlidsn 4 ldsen. "
V~abrtarte au baben in Der General Gifcnbabu.Ii de
Matntar, S26 Matl fr. it @rbanae Srtu unt an
9syvt eer @SmYaents G6e Der Is. unb Ird etrrass
II nm $. :. Dpusla6, @ust.
, 1877-09-29

Vor1tebe. Ser: eGs spase oudb
lido ct bon Sbnen. ~ arbeiteu anfatt
b.rum3ubetteln"
9ettter: .Cos III @idmadiaae!"
9auSreaim men 1. SO aiebt me
Mo U,ieoen. mo RE 1entis frdbt unb ter
Sabn idweiat. Grans. Spridmort.
, 1877-09-29

Wabsn's d q. Die
~flnierip tpuss beg Ghoylss Q. Naosn, Der
itaose Dspn't @ol,:ior oes ~3olbauies,
tu:sen IJieti9a9nna. iano s:itsgn ni4t
lla.t mega be- gbw.5snhsit einises 3su.
gen nnh ,p,.o e.. 4! Aafanss rd4tsn DO.
noig tat. fnben.
, 1877-09-29
feuer Alatm-G elearapb.
alarm 6 q # e n.
Np. 2 @rfe Ycrissi Station.
W.. 3 3weite Yplisei citation.

- ~ Hf" -L. 'HEf4I A|
Np. 2 @rfe Ycrissi Station. m
W.. 3 3meite YuIisei Statiun.
81. Iritts YoIisei e tatipn. M sa
$40. sprissabaus. 3te Strest, nobs
Brpab. ..fo raaP
No. s,>SoOf anS sabtsr Soufe" @rcas
SsraBe. apifaen ber 9tsn Hnb fOtsn. 'in f
81. 2 Sprisenbaaa, f8tey eotr, nab
5ranflin. l99 34}.
80. 10 Hpfetts.
No. 3 ode Der f2trn unS Main ctr.
10. IA Gde Der f0ten unb gsrb ctr.
VIZ. 10 Gde Der tlen unb Cart Ctr.
Ns. is Gds Ser Yine unb Main ctr.
Nr. II Gde Der 3ten nnb Dual CTR.
M0. 2-1 gds Der 25len unt groab e.
VIZ. 2-3 Ode Der 17ten unb Marlbaa 81.
Mo. "a Gds ssr 17tsn uub Mal5;natus
Gtr-
w. 2-5 MetrpssIitaa Giism. @srfs. 2
Ctr. ,50 b..
w. 20 &C., Der 5tsa unh Maia Cir.
90. 81 Gde ser,t4ten umb Rain ctr.
SO. 80 Grte str 22l fen nne Main Str.
80. ga SIDE Der 13ten une @ars Ctr
SO. 3-5 Gtabsi9ts a~rmenbans.
Mp. 3-6 IreptSat gifen=@ erte.
Wo. Al @ds her 9teu NIB aeiss str.
30. 2 Srpab StraBe sde Sail Mav.
No. as Gde rrins unb piue Str.
30. As gds ct. Sames unb Dusal g By,
Vic. 40 Sps'ssub:us, 25fe Str.
Ns. 81 GpriBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
9fo. 90 eds Der Clay IN @ilmm Ctr.
Mo. SO Gde 9t9palonnr. uns &udetts
, 1877-09-29

Mngetommen Serr Sobn
Mmbler Smith. III BIER onaefommen. nm
Der Sibunq bes Der. Gtaoien 0eriGts
nd9ite @o9e teiNaiDohMn.
, 1877-09-29

Derbrs@er. Miliam Goldman.
uon WiDs.'''y. wr-as cui 2 Sabss-eiu
4iir 9faa.of.. ing uno Elm fir Criminal.
@ertrsGsY O.!onp)- in Die Gsn.:sn.
iio.Y ps.g:.he:.'s. arb sef:rn bort abss'
%.ieis...
, 1877-09-29

Gin 6 1nttaus befobIen n.
So. ti.:gsn Ndhssu pt.vosn ps,!Uiebe.
ne Ga@se. a's Siea Gle. etc. ars BEN
Sly beaie. nabe BEN neusn Re!eruoir.
9sifotaa.
, 1877-09-29

'n'ese penueN J. potat ~ Ger 2oMs3a ca
M"e''tani'spen AHe lasM " H1fr'rf' III en- al90
"e'hee not'nse9e'rahf ger Hssrebhsr geo Cspi~
W 10" Fsn' "eilto ano 1uollasm xallfcrnia,
e" v" Ffan'e Te@F ane 9ece'nt. Sie Srrfleea
hs!h rsten'rasn0lssn oa0elOe esffansls ais en-
't'malanf uho Sturette m daer &fanb
se'en, Te'Ne iolNe "atfa srDsI'~e'' Slner %
sl9eh.Duhaer oesielssn. rabreno s'ner @unprtN
MsD "e1'to nne Saltfcrnia Dor einigtn 5abren
, 1877-09-29

GeIe.. ST.. Teuer brad Donnsr-
FIG gaS . la = rar i'm &odetts in
@si..s.. iesr .~.sssnteu So.Seebdube. aus.
ias.Mss Dem os;ga Sobn :. @SfIisug
sso0..:. Yn.uh :irea 500.
, 1877-09-29

Saaf 8eil" bei0dbiat t.
Mie Que elmer beni.Dsa &epe. Qe 81. ~,
ishsn. ,p.ro oet 9anpfs: IS 4i 8sl, 4
wr!def in e,nsm Ta.fsa Tcbtl bon csm
SWsp2ocmpief ..GN:.oys' sia q. %.
M. bsl9aOiat, lad 81 w.Wsyt sN:iid.
fs4.sn. IN orsaeoefiert 81 peyoen.
, 1877-09-29

l1nfal,. Die 3!ibrise soS.sr BON
MnoreD Boil. ue.1n in 0iebii:. Ore.
eon Gin, ipobn:. X: es!s:u I.orssn aus
eicsm Gtnser oss sreiten StoasA uno
u.Toe seis9.li- ssclssi.
, 1877-09-29

& ae caaliiGi. ) ifuaa ,er'dhlte
oe7 NJ .'mG:"t'c. salt. oa8 Elm
. g .oGlen. ,ueIds's blii,h MGR,
s;.o-f e .:f2io,t eylunate al8 lie o.
lt..ajtet Ns>. To,u 6em.rsc cine CO.
SIRE ac;'nua IL po(l'. Grrle: nTas
L. '.iht Wfri fpiiroioes. Dem es fomnli
re-, 5au, q Dor, baB ben V:nten Die Ius
az. auiae4cn, isenn fe ssb:iraiflet bas
Era.
@5jirooe mir ii Ser GA, m.nn r,cn
fte5 er}.uie::. senn C. E.iBt: Sire Nus
9er m,..o"n o4iactt;cn c..
Gu f,oata..II" her Nsu.O rleauI:r
81 sgi st::na" felit ii5er bac Ut r
9rn Ta,an.:isin So'1enOe 9'trahtunaen
p: yg8is ~ lp;io Elm Waulriel? l1eber
- sra, i..aO Die @elebrtem beutiaen
8, 952r". q; n einem&elehrien Club
> .sto:e ~. 10 Elm Miiolish. ba6 elm
~ *. re lie. be. cr iteIe iih mond'
"a. to-, ID ra'.s iei cine Sduihnna /;
ey so: a. M,ijifer. Ssnercl ODER
- o.l..', wi'osr anf. iierbe ober ME.
s. a.nsr Mine in 0umbolbt
'st ~, syi.noe iih ein Monleiel mn
S~ieo.ob, Der i@on iii Der S4laht bel
G,,io. S.!,oas ols BsaNms1r bicnts. BON
@j.neral @.ahi ots R:i.pfe,b bsuntt
ros:he. be, Qon;er 5lebelionstriea nit.
tsu@.e, be; siH,r Nitro.@ lpeerin. grplo'
,;cn ir 81. 2Iit flos. helm @Ontbsrn
no'st.3.arb in ct Souls onweieno
.oa.-upb sr 1T bente nod ein aors net
t:r 'sIet. Bios ooB bic S6laefraft ieines
IT. Zen S9ihte.bsines aaf bic Norce zines
AoQ-5ounen Dompibammcrs berabge'
ta..!sn it. uao Ran rsbne 'malSemano
&, ?. mis ali Elm q%cSunoer. 'einseborener
Wo.!eisl psroen faia!"
. Vie feline @rocis, Todter bon Srn
uuo yrau Giles Gilbert. welAe l6 Wiei.
len Difiih bon Mnao!a in Nortbpsf Conn
flip. WiGianls @ountp, ObiO, suobat. 1T
bic arSEte le5:nee gig:o'itdt. mcld)e ie
aeiesne ,pu:se. Das 3inb 1T etpa IS
Mornte ali BON ie;nen Sormen u"b ae-
iurs; ter aan;e RSrpsr it mt 9uaren
bcbsdt- Das 8cpibaor ii etmo IL bis Is
.3oa long uno isbr oidt. auf @tden.
Q,ib, grmen, Ueinen Y. I. 10. If oas
Saar stwa 2 bis 8 .3uu lang u1o feioen-
wsi4. @unberoarcr Weiie it Der 36re
p r. ME :rrp6bnt. aon, nof:sai aeforlt
unb mos nod punoerbareii, ole @eihidte
in. ,p;e mir ouf Mutoritdt bes 5teuben
(M. ~ ,Republican" periidern f6nneu.
uOGfdnois pubr(O
I'm ben @Anesbd@ern Der Doc:fic
balm. Die F9 in ben @ebiraen m.ilsnwsii
babin,;ebsn. iino iett gla-m.T slesra.
pben arsebraat anb Wddte, anselte1t
iuorbsn. Wd5 slo bes Gommers trod.
yet Dos Sot3 berartis aus, baB Der &C.
rinsle Sunfe senttaen wiirbe. Die aanse
@Gusuorridtuns in 6lammen aufsebca
~ l%aiien.
Seit Giafa3ruaa 6es Nationalbant-
iphezls lino isasiia NutiOuolbaaseu boa.
:erott seaonsea.
Ole bri:;ide 9.otionolidllo bstrGat
IS 879,968. S05 oOer ecaaa ~on9sorbsa
775.8t3,.i3 @fsno Sts-l:ne.
, 1877-09-29

Banterott. Gssrp Datlins.
ia.tig. bot I'D 9,if.sn i~u!o!nsrs srfldrt.
, 1877-09-29
DoIi3ei Geri4t. Iolsenbe
1dIIe ianen evflsrn In bisiem @sri&te
AIR NerhantIMna:

Is. s. Garowen. onssfiost ,pessn
Srun'.nhe.i. r%noroerHi(Sen 1etrcoens
nno bey go! @ichs' Fanb 9s,silst al
batsa. ,puroe anf 30 s1ass in be Sail
se.oaD!.
Ga as &. @itio., fa,b;n, arsee'se,
fpes'N : UNci. ND Ndn4.nHi's.
ge!ros ~. aeaoe aaf 6 MOn.ie IN DC
SOL ae,a4hs.
10 o. far'ot. s:,bis. q o."!-ot elm
paar ~ai j. sssol'ea ju 6aOen. pnrbe
eniloTaa.
, 1877-09-29

Oeffentli6e@ dJulen. Son.
ussTi's Mbsno tpnsos ere NerIammlunp
ps S1ulrotbes a~bseBalten. 0a Der
, 1877-09-29

a(o, 70 u eunte Gfr0Be,
III einserittst
oQe Sprten BON 6emben, Inter
bp1en II. {. ~.
sca ben beltsn Matsrial unb ~ ben niebris
lea 3reiien anSafertissn. Ia bisiss Elm ein-
t~staaidsr Sab lfries Neia il, 70 bofsn mir,
onB beslelbe eire literale nntei|tusuug Yon
Soften eer teuilben 8iirier erbalteu pirb.
Wif tsiu6ea s ben bic @aaren an3uleDen,
sbe er anpersipO fault. Graebent
Die OLD DOMINION SHIRT CO.
SO
, 1877-09-29

Colt ihtoB eeTss,g'i M,Jsag II NN'
Dcrf mis- 10s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06

The shipments of beef cattle from Hum
boldt county are Of very great Importance.
Says the Silver State of Tuesday evening:
Last night John Catalow loaded at this sta
ton herd of $50 fat steers for shipment to
San Francisco, These cattle filled 20 combi-
nation cars, making respectfully sized train.
Before being loaded the cattle were assorted
according to size and driven into separate COM
partments of the railroad corral. Sixteen of
the largest filled car and of the smallest
twenty, the average being eighteen steers in
car. At the present time it seems as if this
county was supplying San Francisco with
beef, as about 1000 head Of cattle have been
shipped from here to that city within week
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06

Of an unfortunate young mans accidents
and sufferings the Silver State of Tuesday
says:
Last Sunday morning young man named
William Watson who was engaged in herding
sheep at Jimison's sheep ranch in Pleasant
Valley, forty or fifty miles south of town, had
his leg broken while attending his flock on
the hillside. The accident occurred about 9
o'clock in the morning, and the sufferer lay
until in the afternoon without water or
shade, exposed to the burning rays of the sun.
He suffered intense agony during the day,
and when found in the afternoon was almost
dead from pain and heat. He was brought
to town yesterday and taken to the residence
of R. A. Pryor, where DR.. johnson was
called to attend him. His leg was very much
swollen and the doctor was unable to ascer-
tain the character of the break uutil the swell
ing is reduced.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06

avery charming reunion. As to what will
be done and enjoyed-the visions of creamy
cream frozen to a nicely, of cake which is a
foretaste of the good things in Paradise pre-
sided over by the guardian angel of plums and
frosting and Sally Lund; and of music of the
divine sort, moving feet that are made light
and nimble by the inspiration of perfect mel
ody, and no entrance fee, and only just buy
what ice cream and lemonade you want to,
also nothing 'cept you feel like it to pay the
fiddler, and everything as delightsome as
possible, on Friday evening as aforesaid, at
City Father Bender's, his house and home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06

New York is civility in trade. Stewart, a
short time before he died, said that one of the
great plaques of his life was to find salesman
that would be civil to poor people who wanted
few needles and some tape. To ladies that
traded in satins and laces men would be po-
lite But the salesman would snub small
buyer. 1t is the universal complaint that of
fcials are impertinent. One can hardly get
civil answer in trade; One of our car con-
ductors came up the other morning to the
Grand Central Depot. His car was stopped
two blocks below The train left at IL o'clock
A dozen people were in the car who wanted
to take the noon train. Some of them were
aged and decrepit Instead of announcing
that his car would be detained ten minutes
he jumped off, bought paper and an apple,
and began to eat and read When asked if
the car was going to move, he simply shouted
eff you want the IL o'clock train you had
better be lively" All his load lost that train
by his logged incivility. / saw lady ask for
a bunch of tickets at one of the ferry Offices
A mere lad threw down two punches. The
lady said she wanted but one package. The
boy flew into passion, as if the woman had !
committed some great crime, because the lad
her. He really abused her so
that the woman left in tears. During the !
Centennial seasons little of the old-time |
courtesy would be healthy infusion.-N. Y. |
Corr. Boston Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06

ana the thoughts OF youth are long, long thoughts
-. Yesterday we met our friend Lum d.
Wis and he told US that the Company's great
saw mill and Cap'n Pray's mill were still run
ning-which shows still-active state of af-
fairs at the Lakeside. These two big lumber
factories, will, he thinks keep running until
about the middle of the present month. 49,.
Now that Schoolmaster General Kelly has re-
turned we suppose there will soon ensue a
division of the school moneys adding to
the solvency of school-marms and replen-
ishing the Golfers of the trustful. ......
The sociability Of a sociable is to be soci-
ally enjoyed on Friday evening at the res
idence of Mr.. D. A. Bender. SgzIt is to be
done and held and experienced in behalf of
the Episcopal Church of st. Peters. The
naming of the event, we are quite sure, is
enough to cause a numerous attendance of
everybody who likes to take in the nsighborly
meetings and greetings and merry-makings of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-06


Stocks. semi panicky condition Of
Tuesdays market was based upon all manners
of vague themes. The crash in the momen-
tary favorite, Justice, was great as well as
unexpected. No change in the appearance of
the LOO level of that mine, since Sunday has
been made public. Unless heavy operators
are purposely breaking this stock to take it
up in large quantities, no good cause can be
assigned for the decline of nearly SO per cent
in "a hours This stock has been heavily
purchased on margins during the past week.
IF the buyers become demoralized at the de-
probation, or are unable to meet their mar
gins, further decline would not be at all
surprising. On the other hand, if confidence
can be maintained in this fuctuating security,
more serious shrinkage in value need not be
apprehended. The collapse in Overman need
not be wondered at, as that mine possesses no
greater intrinsic merit than it did several
months ago, when its stock was selling at So,
with So assessment attached as matter of
encouragement to the stock dealing public
Although the whole list presented rather
dish-raggy aspect on Tuesday, the mines all
look as well as they did week ago, and if no
underhanded tricks are played
by certain insiders, market can be expected
Notwithstanding the discouraging outlook of
Tuesday.
WEDD1NG.-At the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elrod, last evening, the marriage cere-
mony of their only daughter, Miss Emma, to
George W. Richards, Esq, an attache of
Wells, Fargo & Co. 5 Carson agency, was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. B. McClain. Like
sensible people the newly married couple will
pass their honeymoon at home. May much
lasting happiness fall to their lot.
Personal. -Parson Kelly, the genial, re-
turned from San Francisco Tuesday morning |
where he had been to have an operation per-
formed to relieve him from the pains and ag-
ony consequent upon neuralgia. II. M. Yer
ngton arrived from the Bay yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence Coburn, several years ago
for ellison & Barber, has returned
o Carson after an absence of three years and
e entered upon the duties of his former posi-
ion.
Nothing worth reporting from the election
n California-only rumors and guesses.
The Stock Exchanges in San Francisco were
losed yesterday. Election day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-02
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS Patrick O'Malley, of Portland in
w the County-of Cumberland and State of Maine,
on the twenty eevcuth dor t,etUbuT A. D. t6f5 by
his Mortgage Deed OF TIust, of that date, conveyed
to the undersigned certain parcel Of land with the
brck Block and Wooden Buildings on the same, sit
uated on the Northwesterly side of Fore street, and
SouthwesteJy side of Union street in said Portland
and bounded Southeastery by Fore street and land
OF Edward Harlow, Southwestery by land formerly
OF Elizabeth w. KInsman, Northwesterly by land
formerly OF Smardon ScaDman q Company, and
Northeasterly by Union street and land of said Har-
low, and being The premises conveyed to said o. NAL
ley by Hugh Doian, by his deed, dated Oct. 23 A.
ID 1874, and recorded in Cumberland Registry of
Deeds, Book 412 Page 4S6, which said conveyance
by said OMalley to us was made subject to Mort
gage to Mary w Duncan, which was then due
the sum of five thousand dollars, and about six
mon hs interest upon the same and whereas, by
said conveyance said OMalley did authorize us af-
ter the expiration of one year from the date thereof
and in order to carry out the purposes and truss i'm
posed by said deed to sell said premises at public
anctioD and whereas said period of one wear has ex
p ed and the conditions of said deed have been bro.
ken, we do hereby claim a foreclosure of the same
by reason of the breach of its conditions and in or
der to carry out the purposes and trusts thereof we
do hereby give notice that said parcel of land and the
buildings thereon will be sold, subject to the Mort
gage to said Duncan, at public anction the prem
ises, on Tuesday the second day of January A. ID.
1877, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
1n witness whereof and by virtue of the authority
conferred by said deed, we have hereunto set our
hands and give this notice. this twenty-tirst day of
November A. D. 1876
EBEN N. PERRY,
ARDoN W. CooMBs. "'''''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-02
Political Notes.

If the devil ever gives himself up to laugh
ter it must be when the Democratic party is
talking about itself as the body of reforma-
ton. public purity, fair play, and diffusion of
the light and sweetness of healing constitu-
tional doctrine.-Cincinnati Commercial.
Bounding Banning may be bounced"
Notice has been sent to Washington on be-
half of Judge Stanley Matthews that the seat
of Mr.. Banning in the next House will be
contested. Banning was elected by ma
iority of 65, and fraud is claimed.
Ben Hill favors the Savannah News with
frank expression of his opinion of it. eff the
people of Georgia" he says, ''fully knew how
dishonorable, lying and infamous the Ne1cs
in recent issues has been towards me not
decent Democrat in the state would read the
paper"
Immediately after the close of the presiden-
tial canvass, the messages of the political
managers of both parties were Withdrawn
from the offices at which they had been sent,
with the relay copies, aud removed to
place of security, with view to their de-
struction. This was done before any sub
penas had been served, and probably most
of them are no longer in existance.-Tele-
qr0Dher.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-02

Ok FANCY CARDS II styles with name 10
go cts. Post paid. j. b. Hustled, Nassau, Rens-
Co., n. Y. de23d4wt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-02

THAT indignation of the people at the
counting in of Hayes" which the Democrats
affect to perceive does not manifest itself in
Indiana, the home of Hendricks. At the elec-
tion in that State Thursday for State Senator
to fill vacancy caused by death the Re-
publicans elected their candidate, though the
district was carried by Tilden In November.
The indignation seems to be at the other
mpn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-02
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

LAST winters hunt has failed 10 satisfy the
people, and another Congressional inyestiga-
tion is asked for. The object is to establish
the depravity of the grasshopper and to hold
him up as an insect deserving the just con-
demnation of the country. The governors of
Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska and
Minnesota appeal to Congress to establish an
chronological commission to investigate the
grasshopper. Let us hope it will be more
successful than the commissioners appointed
to investigate statesmen.