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A LERDISTA RAID.

TOWNS CAPTURED AND FORCED LOAN LEvIED
GALVESTON Texas, JAM. 90, 1878.
Tho News has special despatch from Laredo this
morning, which says
Reports have reached here that party OF fifty
Mcxicans mostly from Texas under coin mand of
Colonel Y Salinas an adhcrent OF Lcrdo, attacked the
towns OF Candcla Savinas and Hdago, Ia the state
Tamaulipas, Oh the ga inst They sezed tho prnci-
pal men OF these towns and forced them to pay
So 900 for their release. SO rapid the
OF the marauders that the Inhabitants the
were three separate bands Cavalry started 10 pursuit
OF them from different points upon when thoy sepa-
rated, and twenty OF the band crossed into Texas
below Laredo last night 1t is SAID that the raid was
planned ut this place.
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THE RETURNING BOARD CASE.
OF SECRET DARaAIN-ANDE EsoN's TRIAL
GOING ON.

GOING ON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1878.
In addition to Major Burke's reply 10 Chaudler's
charge Of corrupt bargain between the representa-
tives Of the President aud Southern democrats in ref
erence TO Louisiana Dir Burke stated again 10 the
HERALD correspondent this evening that he never
aware OF any bargains OF any sort rejecting upon
President Hayes upon Southern Congre and he
did not believe any were made, except such as were
freely teegraphed and voted upon by the democratic
and conservative members OF the Legislature IN Feb
ruary last These agreements were that the LegIsla
ture should guarantee equal rights TO all persons and
parties. irrespective Of race. color previous cond
tom that the colored people wero TO be guaranteed
all their rights, ani that no one should be punished
for pas, politicai acts These were all published at
the time and known TO every one.
JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
The hiding place of j. Madison Wells has not yet
been discovered.
The Anderson case Ia progressing.
III regard 10 the rule for contempt against United
States Commissioner Lane Deputy Collector Tom
linson aud Deputy Marshas Wnrzburger and steele,
on motion II was ordered that this matter should go
over until after tho termination OF the Anderson
TIE JURY COMPLETED
Al quarter past eight 7. ". the last juror was en-
paneied, when the jury was locked up Tor the night.
Anderson was rcmanded TO the Parish Prison ana the
Court adjourned unii 10 morrow Tue jury is CON-
posed OF ten white and two colorcd men. The
ieIIlgcnt malatioes, Who stated they had never
taken any part in politics. A bill OF exceptions
was takeu by the defence when Judge Whitaker ex-
cuscd coored brcklayer from jury duty whom the
defence would have accepted as juryman There
were also number OF bills OF exceptions taken the
Courts ruling IN where jurors had stated they
had an opinion formed which would require consider
able testimony TO remove. but, on beng questioned
by the Court stated they could 90 try the
Impartally Notwithstanding the previously formed
opinion In case Of conviction the win 60 10 the
supreme Court on large number OF exceptions. The
tOOXtuu o. cd = Raw In
J. X. barley n f. Bailey, E. w. HcrrcK, John X.
Renaud W. r. Converse, r., r. Dumestrc, Conway
Boyle, Jeremiah Lincoln. James Prince (cvlorcdl L.
l. Montplaisr (colored) and Richard Murphy. When
the State during the cmpaDeng OF tho jury had
hauscd It's six peromptory challenges the defence had
two lef having only used ten.
IL company OF sheriff Houston General Anderson,
Special Deputy Collector OF Customs vsitca the Gus
tom House to-day. He Is treated courtcously by hts
prison keepers.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE POPE PREPARING AN ALLocuTIoN AGAINST
RUSSIA AND KING HUMBERr-vIcToRI. OF
RERs TO DECORATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN MACPHERSON
IN AMERICAN STOCKS IN ENGLAND.
[BY CABLE TO TIE HERALD


[BY CABLE TO TIE HERALD
LONDON Jan 80, 1873.
Rome despatch says the Pope Is preparing an
aiocu,on against Russia for the persecution OF the
accession 10 the throne for the assumption the ttle
king of Italy" The Queen of Portugal daughter OF
the late King Victor Emmanuel and the Popss god
daughter, is refused admission to the Pope because
she is residing at the QulrnaL There was an urfsv.
orsble change In the Popss condition yesterday
Ing he has, however, received some cardinals
MARK TIE ouRsS's APPROVAL
The Standard announces that the Queen offered to
confer the Order of the Garter on Lord BeaconsHeld
but the honor declined
LIBERALS ELEcrED TO PARLIAMENT.
Mr.. Grant GiberaD has been elected member OF the
House OF Commons for Leiln by 3.l4l majority. Mr.
Parker tliberalj has been elected member OF the
House OF Commons for the city OF Perth by l, S5l
majority.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR;
In the House OF Commons yesterday Mr. Lowther.
Under Secretary for the Colonial Department, read q
despatch dated Cape Town, January 8, via Madeira,
ssatinB THAT tue uaka reDeon ID spreading ana that
ts suppression is improbable before the arrival OF
Inducements Tho colonial loves arc going forward
slowly.
FRENCH FINANCES.
The French Senate Monday unanimously up
proved a bill renewing the temporary suspension OF
tho obligation OF tho French Mint to coin any silver
taken thther. During the discussion NJ Loon Say,
Minister OF Finance said TINT the measure was made
necessary by the American situation, International
commerce with India the condition Of the German
money market, and that tho Latin monetary standard
would have to be discussed settled herca tier In
this view NJ. do Parieu the eminent Senator from
Cantal, agreed while urging speedy adoption OF
q gold standard.
AMERICAN SECURITIES DEPRESSED
special despatch to the Times from Philadelphia,
indicating possible two-thrds majority the United
States senate tor the Bland Silver bill, has had tho
effect OF depressing American securities.
PANIC IN TIE COTTON TRADE.
The Echo says:-"rhero is a great panic in the COT,
iongation and extension Of the Eastern war, which
has hitherto greatly depressed cotton manufacture.
Should tho crisis continue the mill owners will q.
tempt reduction Of ten per cent in The wages Of
operatives"
SUICIDE OF HAMBURG MERCHANTS
German newspapers announce that J. l. G. Ritter.
hansen. the Hamburg cotton Importers whose failure
was announced last week, have both committed
suicide.
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ALLEGED CRIMINAL MALPRACTICE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90 1878
After the bearing OF evidence to-day before the
Coroner's Jury touching the death OF Julia Steiger.
wa'd, who died on the 25lh inst from the effects Of
criminal malpractice, Drs. Shoemaker and Bloom
were discharged from custody. The jury then found
q verdict upon the same charge against another doc.
tor-W A. Davis aud two women, Mrs. Annie Jack.
sou md Miss Caroline Johnson, as accessories. The
two women were sent to prison, but DR.. DAVIS, who
Is over eighty years old has been placed under
at his house.
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FIRE IN OGDENsBURG.
oaDESsBuRo. N. Y, Jan. 20. Is

fire was discovered In the back room OF b. H.
vary's law Office, over Munros grocery store, at
about halt-past four O'Clock this morning The nre
communicated to the rooms ABOVE, occupied BY
Frederick II. Fawcctt. and from thence to the vest
end OF Union Hall Tue fourth story Of the Judson
Bank building, Munros grocery, varyslaw olccs and
Fawce.ps rooms were damaged by IRE ana water The
bank, Lawrences book store, tue Dominion Telegraph
Company's Office, General Judson's law ONCE aud tue
Catholic Benevolent Society's rooms were damaged BY
water The loss aud Insurance are as yet unknown.
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RAILROAD IRON FOR BRAZIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29, 1873
The steamer Metropolis, which sailed hence for
Brazil this morning is the second steamer despatched
by the contractors for the Madeira and Mamore Rail-
road. Brazil She carried out 200 aborers, 500 tons OF
railroad iron and tho special mails Tor Brazil. she
direct to Para. and Will be followed By the
steamer CITY OF K lob mond
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BERTHA Won HlLLERN'S WALK.

ONE HUNDRED Mills IN TwENTY-EI0HT
CONSECUTIVE HOURS.
WASHINGTON Jan. 20, 1878.
Mss Bertha Won hiern, the pedestrionne, at seven
O'Clock last evening commenced the ioat OF walking
100 miles In twenty.eight consecutive hours which
she concluded at lob. Sim and 55s tonight having
eight minutes and 1vo seconds TO spare. Tho last
mile was accomplished IN eleven minutes and twenty
four seconds.
During the last TWO miles she was continuously ap.
plaudcd ny the vast assembuee and as she pissed
round the room was greeted with cheers ana waving
OF hats and handkercbIeis. At tue CONCLUSION she
presented with u proluslan OF flowers and very
handso wreath was placed on her head by The
Judges. Miss Won HIliern walked 1lty.threc miles
without resting and during tho remaining forty-seven
miles rested but two hours and q half.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Batavia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool, will sail from this port Wednesday
The mails Tor Europe will close at the Post ONCE at
half-past eleven A. NJ
The New YORK HERALD Edition Tor Europe-wili
be ready at halfpast eight O'Clock 10 tho morning.
Single copies. In Wrappers for mailing, six conts
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. vICKSBURG'S DEBT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

VicKsBuRo, Miss, Jan. 20, 1878.
public meeting was held Tonight to consider the
bonded debt Of tho city. The prevailing sentiment is
to pay II alter scaling Down to sixty.nve cents on
the dollar, with a committee to amend tho present
bill before the Legislature There n be no repuda.
ion, but The action oil the city will be based upon the
measure OF It's ability to pay.
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PRIVILEGE OF THE HOUSE.

REPREsENTATIvE BULLARD REMANDED TO
DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 20, 1873
The House OF Representatives to-day decided by an
almost unanimous vote to remund to the custody Of
the jailer OF Delaware county Representative Bullaro
who mad claimed that breach Of the privileges Of the
House had been committed in his while he was
a member oil the Legislature Billiard was delivered
into the custody OF the Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
his case In charge with siugle exception to-day, re-.
ported against his claims and the House ratified
action. Billiard Is under Indictment Tor swindIing
several building and loan associations out Of about
$4,000.
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VIRGlNIA'S DEBT.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Jan. 20, 1873
The forcble adusters displayed spected strength
In the discussion regarding funding tho Stale debt
to-day. Several weeks will be consumed In consider
Ing the measure The proposition OF funding and
settling NJ three per cent interest up tomorrow
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CURLING.

ALBANY, NJ Y, Jan. 20, 1878.
The curling match between the Albany and Utica
cubs played to-day, resulted in victory for the
former by sixty .onc points There three Kinks
A match between the Albany and New York curling
CLUBS Will be play ed next week.
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A POISONER PUNISHED.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. %, 1873
In tho Corporation Court to-day Jordan Berry, tho
poisouer, was sentenced to twenty-five years i'm.
prisonment In tho State Pcnitentiary Berry at
tempted several months since TO the life OF his
wife and ioor stepchildren by poisoning the coffee
served 10 them Tor breakfast
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RAILROAD MAN IN TROUBLE.

LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 90, 1873.
s. o. Wood, an official OF tho Name Central Rail.
road, is charged with tho embezzlen.eLt Of large
amount o! funds entrusted to his care The accu sed
denies the charges IN part and asks suspension OF
Judgment until matters are properly adjusted.
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SENATOR HoAR ON POLITICS.

BosToS, Mass, Jan. 30 1873
Senator Hoar has written a letter TO the Yount
Mems Republican Club. OF Melrose. mainly devoted Il
showing the necessity Tor closer and moro intcli.
gent study OF the de ais of American potics by tue
scholarly and patriotic element Of the country.
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A STRIKE ENDED.

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. 20, 1873.
The contractors and stonecutters on the depart
mental bu dnes have como 10 terms, The men to re.
ceivo twenty i've cents per hour.
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FAILURE IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. 90, 1873
Ncanor Troncoso Co., general commission
house, have failed Their liabilities are as yet un.
known. but said to be very heavy.
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THE LUNGS ARE AS TENDER AS LACE. WHY
permit them TO b. torn to pieces with ougting when
HALEs HONEY or hoRkBouSD AND TAR will stop the par
o ystnsy
PIHE's TooruAcuE DRoPs cnre In I minnte
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FAILURE OF SHOE MANUT
TURERS.
MONTREAL, Jan. 90. 1873.

MONTREAL, Jan. 90 1873
Nessrs Donovan. Williams & shannon, boot and
shoe manufacturers are In financial dfhculiies with
large liabilities
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THE WEATHER yrsrRpnlv

The following record viii show the changes 10 tho
temperature Tor the past twenty four hours In com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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OIL TRANSPORTATION.
MODIFICATION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA FREE
PIPE LINE BILL.

MODIFICATION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA FREE
PIPE LINE BILL.
By TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
HARRISBURG, jan. 70, 1878.
The Free Oil Pipe Line bill, which has encountered
the bitter opposition Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and Standard OIL Companies, was tonight anne Jed
in tho Senate that line Of pipe tho scaboard
DO laid under the act until line be put down
from the oil fields to Delaware River, &c or
near Philadelphia Corporations formed under II
IRE not allowed 10 enter upon public roads railroads
or canals without consent OF the proper authorities,
limits and without impeding traffic. petition signed
by 1000 citizens Of Western Pennsylvania was pre-
delegation representing the commercial, mercantile
and manuiact urng interests OF Philadelphia here
against tho bill. The Indications point to It's defeat
PITTsBURa ENDORSES THE FREE PIPE BILL
PIrrsBUEG, Pa, Jan. 20. 1878.
Tho Board Of Wholesale Grocers held special moot.
Ing tn is afternoon to ascertain the feelings Of
bers regard TO The action Of the Chamber OF Com
In passing resolutions adverse 10 the Free Pipe
bill now pending In the Legislature. The meeting WAS
largely attended. Alter preamble setting forth that
the action of Chamber OF Commerce srcrrcscnts
the merchants Of this city. anu places them In false
light before the residents and radesmen OF the oil
regions. aud admitting that the prosperity OF this city
Is closely allied TO theirs The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That opposed to all monopolies In any
branch OF business mining producing
Of railroads. anu are opposed 10 NIL class special legss
ton that will benefit lew TO the det.ment OF the many
% tss Pipe pc
that no individual corporation have special prv
Iegc or ad, xntage.
Resolved That what demand for ourselves we cheer.
fully concede to all and hereby extend sym atny
the people of oil region in their Struggle with tue
monopoly that been and still pros.
pcrty, and that viii influence enact.
Inent Of general Free Pipe Line law.
Resolved Th,t In favor Of free open fur
aud equal competition. With rights and sdrantasss
city that retain trade and
mere: deserves to fail
call Is published this evening signed by over two
hundred OF the best firms the city, for meeting OF
and business men Thursday afterp Don 10
take actioD on this subject.
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SCEPrlClSM.
that the known facts Of constituted the kDossy
II" q" medicine quote s n ns. ns nss
,.a.,s; sTpsrs.esd BY Sir A.sS coeper lived NOS
AS evidence that but little Is known OF medicine
that their competitor: ar" daily healing u" diseases
wnsn soepe, thought i1surass no. such
incurape Of all chronic diseases readily yields TO the heat
when used with Dr. rrncss SasAI Doscns Il the cas-. be-
S as s'a %S,' b ;es y
known equals the Discovery curing .nec
ie tx Dr. s%cs sss;a ras
Lf1s They are sure cure rr Oliver Wendell Holmes IN
my generation this modern world which of
standing miracle Science art have 20 changed the
ws himself on another s or rs smother %.s:
Of existence. No longer does the sedentary
medicine Ia. sss ee%
sns doses re by o .ne. ,nan 30:
sale and popularity Psrsss s...n P"ar.vs si r.
sss and certain as eabsrtie, Alternative and Antbous
remedy.
been cured by using tho Pellets to whom the Doctor
cnss. stnso ohe David
Mac. ilo, Point: OREGON william K. ss,;, iyd. r~i.
mount, Nd.
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL-IHUKsDAY NEXT.
at Academy OF Music. Tickets at ARONSON's Music
A-FURs AT LESS THAN HALF COST OBJ
iscurng; closing out sale. BURKE 2i4 Broadway
H. ". JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
os Paints Roofing. steam Pipe ana Boiler Covering. "a
'' Dosr Of su Az f sns s.su
5 55s TF PsrS SfSa0E sPsItN,
~ ANN ST
RUPTURE.-COMFORT AND SAFETY; SOME.
thing rHrsss that theweaer ADJUSTS the PRESSURE
Ts , c1AP&N5' ss5 Brosassy f"ASS'"s'
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERrEcrISo PRESSES.
capable OF printing IA 200 copies per hour
OF an sghtpage paper either sx eight columnA
ALSO ALL THE srEREoIyrE MACHINERY BE
f"A As aD ). o. BENNETT.
New ferk Herald.
TIE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
SSsS & III Sffis IN THf SousFsd
EUROPE.
AGENTS IN MANCHESTER. KSdExSD. WHO
a are .rF tor h Is. bale Of
co." aGs @so win sss %
reerenifs aud are In poson 20 do large business In
%Gsssr ss. asons 0 ra Mali 'a'ss
RRuxELLEs-norEL DE SUEDE. rs THE CENTRE
lJo the Town OVERLOOKING tue boucvards Excellent
cuisine and wine OF best quality.
&C., -
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
nR JOHN wiLLisN;s. New STORY,
- Ten Millions.
Out 10 day In the
FTREsIDE COMPANION.
MANS MISSION ON EARrH-A THOROUGH MEDL
l cal treatise iudlca.ug how confirmed disabilities nay
removed the experience Of study
aud professional practice showing tho agencies hat viii
restored manhood vitality and sound
conditions Of health that have been impaired BY
statement or obstacles TO marriage aud of Tic
which they can be removed By all. 2Jc cur.
rency or postsg. stamps. Address SECRETARY Museum
Anatomy and science, I, 1t1 Broadway. New ork
GEE ADyERTISEMENT ON SECOND PAGE or VAL.
dable Farm IN Mercer county. New Jersey offered
nj public sale Thursday, January 81.
rNuE LOlAL NUPrIALS
i The Marriage Of King Alfonso XII, Of Spain,
10 the Princess Maria de los Mercedes
The yoang Queen aud Her Ladies OF Honor Portrait Of
King Alfonso he ROYAL residence the Psscis Real
IN Maorid. Reeo2nition OF event Ia Washipgtou-
Reception at the Spanish Ministry by Senior and ams
Msntla
see FRANK LEsLfEs ILL sTRATEp NEWSPAPER
No. i,l01. For sale By all newsdealsrn
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CANADIAN BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MONTREAL, Jan. 90, 1873.
The liabilities Of Donovan, Williams & shannon, be-
fore reported failed, are estimated at $500, 900
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Average temperature ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -;
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gents on NOUN PclOn ana were repulsed with d
loss Of sixty. The loss OF the insurgents was
trinng. An insurrection has begun In the district
OF Armyros, In Thessay.
THREATS OF THE WELL GRIEvED GREEKS.
special despatch to the Times from A thens dated
January g. says:"Horrible threats against the eS.
Ministers are heard on all sides, and scarcely less
violent against the King. Al Chaicis there has
been q demonstration for war and the decapitation
OF the TRAITORS as the ex-Ministcrs are called AT
Patras, Laurium and Corinth there have also been
demonstrations The people OF the country are fr.
riously exasperated. Saturdays movement was a
genuine expression OF popular feeling, but since
then 1t has become political man9uvre.
sOBERED AT LAST.
despatch dated Athens, Tuesday, SAYS
TRANQUILITY reigns here to-day, the ripor.
Gus measures OF Sunday having sobered
the populace. Many volunteers are leaving for
Thessaly and 1t seems not impossible that the gov
eminent Will support the movement"
REVOLUTION PoAESrrSG.
at IL said that M Graivas, an ex.Minister is or.
ganizing a revolution or civil war; and though to-
day things are quiet 1t Is feared that before long
there may be much blo0dshed. Nothing could be
more contemplate than the present conduct OF the
Greek rioters The Chamber, however, gives
no encouragement 10 these PROCEEDINGS To-
day, on motion OF MN. Zainis and Trcoupis.
1t passed an almost unanimous vote approving the
repressive measures or the government. NJ. Tri
coupis made u speech which had good effect
pointing out the evil impression the conduct OF the
rioters would produce in Europe"
ANOTHER CONTRADICTION.
The Standard officialy denies that the Colonial
secretaryship has been offered to Lord sandon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-11
SFsERIFF'S SALE,
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND

by VERTUE OF DECREE AND Or
der Of Sale issued out of and under the seal Of the
Honorable Second judicial District Court in and Tor he
Onsby County State OF Nevada, the 18TH day Of De-
cember a D. 1877 and attested the 20h day Of De
cember A d. 1877, in favor of Jacob Muller, plaintiffs
and against H. f. Clouette and Agnes Cou,ttc defend
nanJs III the OF 81 092 50 principal and costs Of suit
taxed So 30 also interest since the 18th day of Deem
ber A. D. 1877 $500 60 at the of two u per cent
month until paid and interest 500 So and $40 80
costs az the rate Of tenQper cent per anum from same
date until paid all in United States gold coin, together
with Clerks accruing costs in the Of s. rs, and all
costs which may hereafter accrue TO directed com
handing to sell certain real propert described in said
Decree and in pursuance thereto have levied upon and
viii expose at public auction to the highest bidder, in
front Of the Court House door in said Ornsby county,
the 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1873, between the
hours of A. N and NJ to wit at l o'clock NJ, the
real property in said Decree and described fol-
lows, to wit: All that piece parcel Of land situated in
Carson City ormsby County State of Nevada, and known
and designated the official map thereof rs lots
bered eight IS and nine 10 in block numbered thi1tythree
( OF Sears Thompson and Sears Division OF said Carson
City Nevada, together with the tenemens Entertainments
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
S. T. SWIFr Sheriff.
Carson City, December "a, 1877.