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THE CRANBERRY AS A HOUSE PLANT.-The
common cranberry is a most attractive plant
when properly cultivated in pots, and can en-
durc a good deal of neglect which would be
fatal to other plants. A compost of muck and
sand is the proper material for potting it in.
Although usually regarded as aquatic in Its
nature, it will not do to have the soil saturated
with water. What it requires is that water be
within reach of its roots, and that the soil shall
be one through which water can rise readily
by capillary attraction. Let the pot stand in
about an inch of water and it will thrive better
than at any greater depth. The cranberry
roots readily from cuttings, or it can be propa-
gated by bending down the sprays and cover
ing them with the soft compost. 1t Is beauti-
at all times of the year, and especially so after
the fruit commences to ripcn. Its red berries
will remain on the vine for a long time, and
are highly ornamental.
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- -------------- i--7-a--s--
A Queer Little Beast.

The Norwegian lemming is an animal about
the size of a mouse. 1t lives under stone in
Kisses and bites. About once in ten years they
immigrate in large armies They march IN a
straight line. They cross lakes and rivers.
They go through haystaeks rather than go
around. Nothing stops them, not fire, cascades
nor swamps If a man stands in the way they
will jump at him as high as his knee. Ifstruck
they will turn around and bark and bite like a
dog. Foxes lynxes, owls, hawks, and weasels
will follow them and destroy large numbers OF
them, but it does not cheek them. They con-
tinue their course until they reach the sea, into
which they plunge, as persistent and progress
i've as ever, until the waves drown and eXtermi-
nate them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

Mr.. b. is a prominent cXpounder OF Univer
salism, and is now living in Mahaska county
Iowa THIS venerable old man, now verging
upon the confines of the Summer land, says
when he was II years old he was brought low
to deaths door by sickness:
81 felt myself gradually slOping, as it were
out of my body, upwards from my head, until
was lowering above my cold and liteess
corpse, perfectly conscious of my position near
the ceiling of the room. ] behed the grief OF
parents and friends, | saw them wash and lay
on, the body. The material for fine shirt
that had been cut out for my brother then a
young man, was brought into requIsiion, and
cat over by the friends, into garment.to SUIT
IDv body. | was n silent and unseen witness
a. all the preparations that were going on in
TIE house preparatory for my intermcnt was
aware of my condition, and watched with per
II cOmposure the various preparations which
occupied some hours; saw them uncover the
body in order to dress it for the grave; but
when warmth was discovered in the supposed
dead-great excitement prevailed-and when
the tumult was at its height, | instantly dropped
from my position and re.entered my body, just
as had left it, settling in from the head down
wards. After resuscitation my mother presented
the new shirt for me to put on. | refused on
account of its being made out of my brothers
shirt when was dead.
why, Tommy" said mother, 1T was made
for you"
But when | went on to relate the various
transactions from the time ofmy death, nclud
ing the making of the shirt even 10 the part
that each one performed, it is not surprising
that mother tainted
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Edible AuIinal-

Having been bound up IN Paris during the
siege the editor of the London TrUG ought to
know something about the taste of the meat of
the various kinds of animals which were then
used for human food. \ shop for the sale of
horScilcsh having been recently opened in Lon
don, he writes, aproloS Ot 1t:
\ contemporary calls upon ne to give my
experience of horseilesh. II j. like third-rate
beef; it cannot bc said To have a disagrceable
TASTE for it has no taste atall. Donkey, on the
other hand, is delicious, and infiltely better eat
Ing than beet or mutton. This the French soon
discovered during the siege OF Paris, for 'por.
ton" of it cost about six times as much as a
portion" Of horse Gals taste exactly like
rabbits; it Is impossible To distinguish between
them. The objection to rats is that when cook
cd their flesh is gritty. This objection, how
ever, is somewhat epicurcln. for, except for
this grittincsS, they are wholesome and en-
cellent article of food ! am surprised that
there is not a society for the promotion of cat
ing rats. Why should not prisoners be fed
with these nourishing and prolific little AMI.
malSy
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VEGETINE
For CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ 1T.

ASHLEY. WASHINGTON Co.. ILL. Jan. II, 1875
Mr.. II. H. STEVENS
Dear Sb-This to certify that had been suffering from
Cancer right breast which grew very rapidly
and all friends hu :yen me up TO die. when heard OF
your medicine, Vert.r, recommended for Cancer and
Generous HuDlOTs. commenced 10 take 1t, and soon
found myself beginning TO feel better my health and spirits
both felt the benign influence which IL eXerted and III few
months from the time commenced the of the Vegctinc
the cancer out almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
certify that am personally acquainted with Mrs DeFor-
rest, and consider her one OF our very best women
DR. S. H. FLOWERS.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD-lf NEGErINE will relieve
pain cleanse purify and cure such diseases restoring the
patient to perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies suffering for years, is it not conclusive
proof if you sufferer you can be cured? Why Sthis
medicine performing such great cures? 1t works In the
blood in the circulating fluid 1t truly be called the
Great Flood Purifier. The great Of disease orig
mates in the blood and medicine that does not act d
recy upon it, to purify and rcnovatc has any just claim
upon public attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

In the first place, says correspondent OF the
Rocky Wountdin Husbandn,dR, hold that Il
fowl well cared for will not get sick, and when
she does 1t is better to look Tor the cause, and
then you will generally find the cure Mis-
management IN most cases is the trouble.
LIST. Hens, non-sitters do not need any
crowding to make them lay. They should
rather be held back for health. Many times
they are crowded with warm food and pepper,
even though moultlng, and fail under the pres
sure-lay themselves to death.
I'd. Sitters or those predisposcd to lat, are
over.ied with warm meal, and not enough Oh
wheat and the like, and are taken with Apo
plexy or leg weakening, or cannot drop the
egg, and die in the nest.
3D. A few small hens are put WIN very
heavy, vigorous cocks, and are killed.
4th They 90 without water perhaps one
dav, and have plenty the next, or nave Ioul
water to drink all the time, and are soon taken
with the gapes, or diarrhpa or with cholera.
9Th. They do not have what they want,
and are forced to eat filthy or poisonous mat
ter; or :.
9th. They do not have Il change of diet,
and are good subjects for many diseases.
eth They do not have good clean dust
bath, and green food, and are troubled with
vermn or lose their feathers.
Sth. One or two are Quarrelsome and worry
others 10 death.
9th. They 90 out in all weathers, stand in
the rain or snow, or are obliged to roOst where
the wind blows on them; they get cold and
have the roup.
10th. They don't have animal food and eat
their own feathers and eggs.
In any of these cases the first thing to be
done should be to look for the cause, and then
check it at once.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CorresDOntlence.

We shall be glad to receive, for publication
in this department, short ana pointed cohlhu-
uications from farmers, gardeners, stock-rais-
crs and others, on any topic Of general inter
est to agriculurists The name and postoilice
address should accompany each letter, not
necessarily for publication but as guaranty
of good faith. II is our purpose to open this
column to free exchange of experience and
opinions between its readers.
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vEGET INE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
Physicians.

VALLEY STREAM, QUEENS Co.. LONG ISLAND, NY.
Mn. H. Il. STEVENS
De Sb-I take the pleasure Of writing you small GER
hcate concerning Nesetne prepared you fhave been
sufferer with the DpepSa for forty years and have
had The chronic DidThGa for SIX months and have
tried most everything; was given 10 die and ga not
pect live from day day and no physician fOuG torch
my saw. your Ncgetine recommended 20 cure DPS
pepsid. commenced using II, aud continued doing
and now wen and restored To perfect health.
All who afflicted with this terrible disease would kind
" recommend 10 for the bcne of their health and 1t
Is excellent Il blood purifier.
by DR. I. b. EoRREs, VI. D.. for
MRS. WIN II. FORBES.
VEGErINE.-whcn the blood becomes lielcss and stag
nant either from change of weather Of climate want OF
exercise irregular diet from any other cause the NRGE
TINE will renew the blood carry off the putrid humOrs
cleanse stomach, regulate the bowels and ia 1T tone
Of yigor to the whole body
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

Habit i hard to overcome. Ii you take Of
the fiist letter it does not change "A Bit II
YOU take off another you still have a bit lefi
lfvou take oifstill another the whole Of it
remains. Ifycu take of another il i not ~t'-
20 tally usedu up. All of which goes 10 show that
if YOU wish to be rid ola habit you must ihrow
IL of altogether
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

The Ruro' Ho,H says: in planting trees
shrubs and N.nrs, place no manure in contact
with the roots. Many persons think they are
doing a nicctnir% for their trees to sprinkle
manure amor heir roots in the process OF
planting, but il.lead do them harm. If you
put the manure above the roots when the holes
arc nearly filled, so when the dirt is replaced
it will be fairly covered, good will result from
the application. Cow manure or well rotted
stable manure Is used with success. To pre-
vent injury from severe trOsts, and also to
benefit the trees by enriching the ground,
coarse manure, containing considerable straw,
may be spread over the ground, rather thick,
around the stems oTtrunks as far as the roots. y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

The Poultiy World says: AS soon rs we
discover any symptoms Of gapes among our
chickens, we know that there are worms
very small red wOrms-in their windpipes
and we give them camphor, IN their drinking
vessels, strong enough to make quite taste OF
camphor Then, if any get the disease quite
badly before we discover it, we force pill OF
gum camphor down the throat about the size
of a small pea, and the fumes of that dose will
kill the worms. No kind of worms can live
IN camphor, hence, camphor must be a power.
fll yermifuGcn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

Il have tried suntlower seeds this year with
good results. At first my fowls would not eat
them, not seeming TO distinguish them from
sticks or stones, but in Il short time they Learn
ed to split open the shells and devour the ker-
nels with a gusto. and the effect in CLOSING
the plumage was very soon noticeable. think
the amusement of breaking will turn out just
the thing when my birds are cooped up in
winter, as it will divert their attention from
eggeating, fcather-plucking, and similar mis-
Chief.N-I 2 WaNina. Worccsler. Ndss.
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A writer in the Southerm Fdrmer says that
his COW gives all the milk that is wanted IN a
family of eight, and that from it, after taking
all that is required for other purposes, 2G0 lbs.
of butter were made this year. This is in part
his treatment of the COW: "If you desire to
get large yield of rich milk, give your COW
every day water slightly warm and slightly
sailed, in which bran has been stirred at the
rate of one quart to two gallons of water You
will find, if you have not tried this daily prac.
tlce, that your COW will give twenty Five per
cent more milk Immediately under the effects
OF it, and she will become so attached to the
diet as to refuse - drink clear water unless
very thirsty. l.u ihis mess she Will drink al
most any time, and ask for more. The amount
of this drink rcessary is an ordinary water
pail full at ii linc, morning, noon and night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-22

DIR. 5. \. Brown at the Navy, who is station
ell at Mare Island, Cal, announces that he has
discovered a certain remedy for poisoning
from sumac, ivy, etc. 1t is brOmine dissolved
in olive oil, cosmoline or glyceriEe. He used
twenty drops of bromlne 10 an ounce of oil,
rubbing it on the affected part three or -four
times day, anu washing it off occasionally
with CASTLE soap. II 1t is better than swcc,
spirits of nitre, it must be effeciual"
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VEGETlNE
regard it as q Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE.

JANUARY Isl, 1875.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sri take pleasure in saying that have used the
Vegetinc my family with good and have known
several of remarkable effected by it, regard
il as valuable family medicine.
Truly yours,
REV. WIN. MCDONALD
The Rev. VIM Mcdonald is well known through the Uni
ted States as a minister in the NJ T.. Church
THOUSANDS SpEAK.-VEGErINE is acknowledged and
by physicians ana apothecare to be the best
purifier cleanser of the blood yet discovered and thou
sands speak its praise who have been restored TO health
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And now, sir, may it please your Honor, /
move that the charge brought against the pris-
Oner for stealing the pair Of pants be non-suit-
ed" Upon the ruling, sir, that whole suit
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rI -. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor nj
" Law Office in Opera House Block, Ottawa. ILL., marl,3
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II McDOUCiAI4II,(s Successor to Cameron & Ne
~. DOugal,) Attorney and Counselor at Law. ONCE in
Glover q Cooks Block, Ottawa, H. Also United States
Commissioner. decl',6
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HIRAM ~. GILBERT, Attorney at Law. Of
IL flee in Opera House Block. Ottawa, Ill. sep2j15
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DUSH y ELL, GILMAN * COOK, Attor.
ID ncys at Law ONCE in Bushncs building west of the
Court HOuSs, Ottawa H. may2i'I6-ly'
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IAN F.S IS. JOHNSTON. Attorney and COun.
- sclor NJ Law, and Notary Public Once, second floor
Hoes cands block northwest Court House Square,
Ottawa, illinois, iun3I6
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ID T.. IISCOI N, Attorney ~ Inv. Oficc over
ID. No 10 la Sale street, side If the Court House,
Ottawa. III. iuly3ij
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7 l.. THOMPSON. Attorney and Counselor AT
-. Law. Office east Of the Court House Square, OTTAWA
Illinois. febS1E
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professional Car0s.
TT o r N e Y 8 .

I IL. DRUIT'r, Attorney and Counselor at Law,
~ Ottawa, ILL., Office over No. 26 La Sale street, OPP
pose Dr. Dycrs office. VIII attend promptly to ali bust
entrusted his Special attenoa paid to coec
tons. aug29-6mOs
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GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.

For sale by OsMAN HAPEMAN. IS La Sale St. 0ttsv
His ANY Of these Books will be forwarded BY mail post
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nj II. MOLONEY, Attorney and Counselor al
M. Law. VOLTS Block, La Sale street, Ottawa, Ills.
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GEORGE NJ. LEILA ID, Attorney aud Coun-
VI scur at Law. and solicitor In ChGnCcry once over
Bennctts store west Of Court House. lhayl3'b
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ERANI< !. CRAWFORD. Attorney at Law.
Room H. l-U Clark street. southwest corner OF Monroe,
Chicago. Notary Public. marllH
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HENRY MAYO. JoEN II. wiDNEE
ago y NVIDNFR. ATTORNEY, ~ Law. oNrr
vi In Nattiugrr's Block corner Of l~Sac ana Main
streets. front room up stairs. Ottawa, H. scplI
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RICTOLSON. j.. H. SNOW
ID ICHOIISON * SNOW, Attorneys and Coun
III seurs Law. viii p-ectiCe In the courts OF Ia sale
and adjoining counties Office, west of Court House, Oa
wa III nOyli
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Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
June /, 1873.
professional CARDS.
TToRNEvs.
,TIIOS. w. ID. Ora ME, Attorney and Counsel
orat Law, No Court street, OTTAWA Ills. Money to
loan on farm property. iunliS'y |
7 II. DRUIT,r, Attorney and Counselor at Law
pOe DIR. Dyer's office. Will attend promptly TO ali bus
ness entrusted to his care Special attention paid to coec
tons. aug29-6mos
NJ Law 1Ss S1E Il sns o street. '3& s GssTif!oF
HIRAM r.. GILBERT, Attorney at Law Of
IL nee in Opera House Block. Ottawa, ILL., sep25'75
4 Law ONCE in Opera House Block Ottawa marl''5
~. Douga) Attorney and Counselor ut Law. ONCE in
Glover 4 Cooks Block, Ottawa III. Also United States
Commissioner dec@,6
RUSHNELIl,G GILMAN * COOK, Attor
ID neys at Law Office In Bushnels building, west Of the
Court HOUSE, Ottawa, III. may2,'16-ly' |
JAMES I3. JOHNSTON. Attorney and Coun.
y sclor at Law and Notary Public. ONCE, second floor
Ottawa, Illinois. junSI6 |
II T.. BULL. Attorney at Law. ONCE over City
II. Drug Store northwest corner of La Sale and Madison
streets Ottawa, III. Mayors
T, J.. THoNPso[N. attorney and Counselor at
-. Law Omce east OF the Court House Square, ottawa
Is. No 70 La Sale street side # the Court House,
Ottawa, III. july$'6
GEORGE =. I3I4DRFDG T., Attorney at Law
VI Oihce In Opera House Block, Ottawa ILL., april
EDwIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor at
II Law. sherwood's Block, Ottawa, m. apr3
y i HiSfT-soN & SNOW, Attorneys sng ceg9
~ Seqrs at law win EctIce in The courts Of la S sale
S %a ill., Io''S counties o'' "''' o' ''"' ''"' noyi
GEORGE NJ. LELAND, Attorney and Conn,
" scor at Law and solicitor in Chancery onice oyer
Benefits store, west Of Court House. InayiS'S
EI2ANI< !. CRAWFORD, Atorney , e. Law
Chicago. Notary Public. mariI4
MAYO \ wIDNIER, Ar2rTsy. q, l1% ", @ M5,s
streets front room up stairs. OTTAWA, H. SPI
PHYSICIANS.
NIL. IL. ca NIpE'IELD. Physician and sur.
IL geou. Opera House Block, OTTAWA. H. In----
nR. Il. NJ. AIcAETHTR. Ottawa, m Office
to ococ Residence B"uion street, south Of III.
no.s Avenue. jan2E'6
DR. i. =. RY,BTRN, OTTAWA. Ir omc. in HE
~ Op,ra House Block Residence ui'l w. MrAunHr,|
Eos g 81, south OF Illinois Avenue. laIl- o. .
II NI.tTODF'IIT.N. NJ. -. T.. il. q. = EiH-.
III. burg once clifton Hotel. Residence, 70 Webster
street. ansil" .
nR. NJ. ZF.N DER. Homeopathic Pnysirian. o..
IL ILL., Oilers hI- services 90 fr l"Li- l the I-|
mgOpa'hic system In Ottawa, go 81 branches Of his prues
sion. Particular attention given 90 'r r'f Efu! women
aud children. Office In Glover q tuuh'- Block. tehl'
m. II. r. DYER,
OFFICE OVER CAsHs BOOK STORE
Residence Columbus street. opposite .e pugreaauai
Church. Ottawa. Illinois. uuyl>a
.
l. Y. GRICiCiSs. Druggist. bookseller and station
II. cr. Ottawa H. Second store u Nlfru-r's Block.
south side Il Court House square.
NJ Il y EI-S-I.. German Drlslsf sud APatneCary.'
VI. wholesale and retail. Main street rftN r. Jul. luz
Porter o. Drugs, Chemicals, French GO-lIc HrsLdc-,
Wines. &r.
OEhTISTc-
L =. HOBE.RT,
d f N n TST.
Room over the First National Bank.
SUMMARY.
Ihave large an complete stock Of Drugs and Eoos
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NDwIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor az
. Law. ShcrwOuds Block, Ottawa. III. apr3
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E.ORCiE; =. I:I4DISF;DCi T., Attorney at Law
VI Onlce In Opera House Block, Ottawa, Ill., april
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Favorite Cook Stove
March 81 1871.

Has equal In the market We warrant it 10 work well
with either hard or soft coal. wood.
Gail aui CNanlucii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-13
ORDINANCE NO. So.

An Ordinance relation opening and closing and alter
ing alleys in Carson City.
SEXTON l. When majority OF the owners representing
majority of the real in value in any block Of land
in said city shall join in written request to the Board Of
Trustees Of said city have opened the alley in such
block (in alley originally laid out in such
bock the Board of Trustees will make order that such
alley be opened.
SIC ,. When all of the representing all Of the
real estate block of land in said city shall join in
written request have the alley in such block closed the
Board Trustees will make order that such alley be
closed.
SEC g. When the health, comfort convenience Of the
inhabitants Of Carson City any portion Of them, shall
require that the alley in any block of land in said city
provided alley originally laid out in such block
be opened altered the Board Of Trustees the
written request OF residents OF said city
upon the recommendation of the Street Inspector upon
notion in its discretion make order that such
such alley be opened altered the necessities Of tae
case may require.
SEC a. Ali orders Of the Board of Trustees made plrSu
ant this Ordinance, shall, necessary and when
dered by the Board Trustees, be executed by the City
Marshal by the Street Inspector.
SEC. s. Ordinance No lG, entitled can Ordinance in
relation opening and closing alleys in Carson City
adopted April % 1873 and all other ordinances parts
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance, hereby
repealed.
Dated February &C. 1873.
Approved d. A. BENDER,
Attest; President pro TEN.
HELM Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,


DH VIRTUE OF DECREE AND OK.
der Of Sale issued of and under the seal Of the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court and for the
Ornsby County State of Nevada the 18th day of De-
cember A. D. 1877 and attested the goth day of De-
cember, A d. 1877 in favor of Jacob Muller, plaintiffs
and against II. F. Couete and Agnes Clouette, defend
nant in te of 81 O92 IS principal and costs of suit
taxed at 2 30 also interest since the 18th day of Deem
ber A. d. 1877 1902 90 at the rate of two () per cent
month until paid and interest 500 35 and 242 80
costs at the rate of tenQper cent per from same
date until paid all in United States gold coin, together
with Clerks accruing in the Of g 75 and all
costs which may hereafter accrue, to directed com
mandng to sell certain real property described in said
Decree and in pursuance thereto have levied upon and
will expose at public auction, to the highest bidder in
front of the Court House door in said Ormsby county,
the 10th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1875 between the
hours of A Nj and P. NJ, to wit: at o'clock P NJ, the
real property set out in said Decree and described fol-
lows to wit All that piece parcel Of land situated in
Carson City, Ormsby County State Nevada and known
and designated on the official map thereof lots
bered eight @ and nine (9 in block numbered thirty
33 OF Sears Thompson and Sears Division Of said Carson
City Nevada together with the teneents heredtaments
and appurtenances thereto belonging
S. T. SWITN' Sheriff.
Carson CITY. December 1877