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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28

.fY VIRTUE UT A DLGiiEh AND ORDER OF sALt
essued out Of and under the Seal of the Hon. seeho
state Of Nevada Judgment obtained therein th
Slst day of March d. 1877 and setesed the 5h day
f April A d. 1877 in favor OF James Gowan and aains
John F. Ryrne E. Byrne S. Rsinstsin, Z. f. Gil
son, and William R. Nusgrove Executor Of the last vii
four hundred and twentysix dollars principal and in
crest thereon to dale of Judgment in the sum OF OIL
sixty two dollars and sixteen cents for taxes for the fl
cal 1876 paid by plaintiff and in the Of dol
ar sixty i've cents the interest accrued to date on
and at the rate u per cent per month on both OF
'bove.named sums also counsel fees in the sum o.
xtyfour dollars and ninety hrse cents, and original
the sum OF dollars all in the gold coin Of tn
nited States
seeond-n favor Of 5. Reinstein and F. F. Gibson,
against John Byrne and Susan Byrne for the sum
our hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty cents
apal debt and the Of fifty dollars and sxt,
nts interest thereon date and interest on said pri
pa Hm from date of Judgment until paid the rate
y per per month and counsel fees in the sum
evenly dollars and ninety eight cents and of suit
he sum of eleven dollars all in gold of the Unite
tates;
the last will and testament William Patterson, d
'eased against John F. Brne and f. Byrne, for IT,
rlncipai OF four hundred and eighteen dollars
fly and the of fiycne dollars and sixty cent
interest thereon accrued to this date and interest
riiiclIa sum from date of said Judgment paid
At ri per cent, per month, cunseI fee In the SUI,
rystveu dollars. and of suit in the sum
HT otlars together vi h ali c'ss which may accrue
advertising, commission, etc, and Clerks
''i'. Il IF the above in The sum Freight dollars
I'LL III Soiu Cshh 'h Ine Dnteu states, Ia me I'll
Nmanding sell according a law certair
;ty sci out Ill said decree and order sale,
above demands; and in pursuance thereto,
'.Ui upon and vii! exposed pubic auction,
ROM II the Court House door in Carson City, Orms
J',unty, State ri Nevada, on MONDAY THE TfiIRTIEr
Jay OF APRIL, A. ID. 1877 between the hours 9
md p. m to wit; at one O'Clock p. m, all the rgi
title, interest and claim of the PENDANTS John F. Byr
md Susan F. iyrne; of, in ana to the fo,uwn descr1h
n"Ftg;h'ed real property to wit: The north half -
1iock No. thIrt 81 III Sears, Thompson ani Scar
ivs"n Of Carson City, in urrnsby Comfy, Nevada
either with all and singular the heredtamen
md apnurtenances thereto belonging in any
ertaining.
g. 7. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City, April 7, 1877.
The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDA'
HE NINETEENTH DAY OF NAY, A. d. 1877, at san
our and place, by request of Plaintiffs and Deferan
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City April 80, 1877. nj
The above sale is hereby Hstponed until THURSliA I
he 3lst day OF MAY, A Il lS77, hour and pla
nd by request OF plaintiffs and defendants
$, T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City. May 18th 1877
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ORDINANCE NO. ~.
to Abolish Opium smoking Dens.

An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dens
he Board Of Trustees of Carson City do or,iiIn:
Section l. No person shall, within the limit
f Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate
visit contribute TO- the support of any place hou
where persons frequent, assemble for the pun
If smoking opium, and all such places, houses 4"
hereby declared to be nusances.
Sect on Any person who shall violate any Of the pr
Iisiom' Of Section of this Ordinance SHALL convic
hereof. be punis ed by fine not exceeding hunr,
lo ars or Imprisonment not than fifty days. or
oah such fine and imprisonment in the discretion Of '
curt. ID. A. BENDER, President Pro IemA
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
arson City, June IL, 1877.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

/" ". DUNNING nd ". NJ. RU"T. doing
y " business at the Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard, under
the firm Of Dunning Hunt, dissolve partnership
this day bv mutual H. T. Dunning will collect
all bills due and pay all demands against the old firm
The business will be continued the old place BY Z. ~
Hunt, sole proprietor.
Carson CITY April 10th 1873, m
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FITS. EPILEPSY
FALLING SICK Was

s.~" It.!J f'Ur--'-n" humbu o''
.tOnth DR.. - u. - e'ei' at.
I fat tbt~ H'' - To convince sufferers tha
hese powders will do all claim for them, will
hem by mail at h'x As III
oulard is the only physician that hes made THE di
specihl study, and to knowledge thousand
ave been y IN ''.en' y ruf-d by the use OF ths~
"a al Qua" t'-
.ure 10 every case, % u"'f IA al """.' \
All sufferers should give these Powders a
ary trial, and be convinced of their curative powers
Price, for large box, 81, boxes for So sent by
o any part Of the United States Canada receipt
,rice, or by express, q. .. d. Address,
. a - Il sos c.sstS
feb1oy 800 FuLroE street, b. ooKLYN, N. Y
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~ e. - - H~Bs & VE> 80 A.
persons holding liens against the property of Jac
> Winnie, described follows to wit: Lots number
light and nine in block number ffty-eight of Proctor
reens division If Carson City, Nevada that the une
Igned has commenced action in the Justices Court
arson Township, ornsby County, Nevada, before c. 4
Ntherel Justice of the Peace to force o mechanic
en- held against said property and all persons holdn
said premises under and by virtue of Act of tt
legislature Of the state of Nevada entitled can Act
vcure liens to mechanics and Others and to repeal
ther Acts in relation thereto" approved March 2 Isl
hereby notified t. he and appear before said Court
he 9th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877, at 10 o'clock NJ
al day and to exhibit then and there the proof of
liens. DUNNlNti 4 HUNT,
BY HARRIS CoPFIN, their atlorneyp
Carson, Nevada, June 49, 1877. lsw3w
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l ship Onnsby County. State Of Nevada, before C. A
Witherell Justice OF Peace.
D. H. Lent and ?. A. Wagner plaintiffs David a
mail and Rachel E. SMALL his wife, defendants
Notice hereby given to all persons holding clamiu
lens that certain piece of land with the building
lweng thereon, in Carson City, Ormsby county
levatia. called and known being the half of h
lumber nine (9) and the half Of lot number a.
II block number eleven az of Curry's Division of sal
City, being and forming compact piece
and under the Constitution of the State Of Nevada
mder the pro ons Of the Act Of the Legislature of sal
tate, entitled An Act to secure liens mechanics
'ther and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto
proved March 1875 to be and appear before said Jul
pcock A of said day. and to exhibit then and there
aid Court the proofs Of their said liens
D. H. LENTZ. I D,..,.
P A. WAGNER, rl"in'ii
Carson City, Nevada April 81, 1877 law3w
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T. . 9 TT 2

DrTw"' ~ CARSON AND LAKE VIuw,
~ Memorandum Book, containing parers and letters
The pder by leaving the at tine CaIsol Post Office
will 0nSsI favor. Ijj 2Swaj A. CAMERON
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SHERIEE'S SALE.

DYV VIRTUE az n.r' RIFE MD 0RpFF
Of Sale issued ont Of and under the seal Of the Hon
econd judicial District Court in and for Ormsbv
n state Of Nevada, Judgment OBJ aimed therein
Sth day of July, A. p. l>5S in favor Of VIM K Mus
rove, of the estate of William Patterson de
ceased and against Ad0phus " aitz and Ann Waltz for
he of 81 h0 With interest thereon al Tire rate Of
y per per month from the 18th day of November
4 u. 1915; and the further of $50, with interest
thereon the rate Of two () per cent per month from
he l4th day of October, A D. 1877, until paid and the
further OF SGT 76 with interest thereon from the CT
lay IF necernber A d 1877, until paid, at tie rate of
(2) per per month; and the of S67 o. with
interest there at the rate Of two 81 cent per month
from the 18Th dav of January, A D. 1875 until paid and
the of $2 u for costs and charges in this action to-
ether with accruing costs all in the gold coin of the
United tales and to directed anding to sell
certain real property out and described in said decree
and order of SALE and pursuance thereto have levied
upon and will expose az public sa on TUT nAY, THF
I'D DAY OF OCTOBER A. d. IS s, between the hours
Of A. N and NJ, to wit at O'Clock NJ, in front of
door in said Ormsby Comfy, the high
and bidder the following der crbe real property
wit: Lots numbered seven a. ten Go) and the south
weve az feet of lot 81 in b. ok numbered eight 81, OF
Proctor Green's Division of Carson City Ormsby County
Nevada designated the official map of said Carson
City. S. T. SW.FT
Carson City SEPTEMBER o. 1878. Sheriff.
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~ TiCr IL HI T'Y GIVE EY ia.

~ TsCF IL H. RS'Y GIVE EY va.
" undersigned, Assignee IN bankruptcy Of the estate
\. B. Driesbach and A. B. Dresbach and Nj. d. Hatch
bankrupts in bankruptcy that will sell public auction
IN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1877, at II o'clock A. NJ il
of the County Building in Carson City, to the highes
bidder for cash. i'll gold CON- the following described prop
rty wit: All the right title and interest of the said
B. Dresbaeh bankrupt in bankruptcy, to twenty fou
thousand and fifty shares of mining stock in the min
known the Fourth Of July Gold and Silver Mimi.
Company" located in Eureka Township the county Of
Eureka, State of Nevada
and certain mining quartz claim, known the Ds
wilson Mount Hope Nine located in Grizzly Flat Min
ing Dis riot in Ell Dorado county, state of California
Also all the right title and interest to the notes. boob
accounts and demands belonging to said estate that
main unsatisied at the time Of sale.
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee.
Carson City, August sth, 1877
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THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
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The above sale is hereby p stponed until THURSpA
he 5lst day of MAY, a. u lS77, hour and pla
nd by request OF plaintiffs and defendants.
s. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City, May 18th 1877
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The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDA
HE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1877, at san
our and place by request of Plaintiffs and Defeiinr
S. T, SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City, April 80, 1877. nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30

deposits vas 500 ssY 600 In the year 1877 the mum
Der o. accounts was 739ooo, ana me am amo nn,
showing that the increase OF depostors from lseS,
10 1873 was only III per cent while the increase OIL
deposits was 1877 cent double In lSl9 or Jour
teen years pror, The number OF open accounts win
depositors was l.629, and toe amount OF deposi.s
was $lz,ll O00 making increase In the lumber o.
deposilors during fourteen years preceding 1868
the year OF the repeal OF tho usury law OF $50 per
was 500 per cent; while between 1868 1877 per
cent OF the increase OF deposits was 1877 per cent ana
,ne OF depositors was only III per cent max
ing the deposits increase Ia amount nearly twice as
last as the deposlors thus making certain that the
grea. Increase IN tue latter period was IN the amount
oeposited, ana not in the number OF depositora."
=, AFTER reference to the effect OF the passage IN
March last oil stay law for the banks to extend their
time OF pay ent upon their deposits he says:-"I
would advise law 10 provide The present STATE OF
the debtor class In this Com onwealn, that right
OF redemption snail be given Tor reasonable time
which mortgage could DO redeemed, whoever might
hold the property say fifteen months least, ia
the State oil Illinois, and by tho
provdcnt 10 the contrary should avail. Such rc
nci law, to save tbs farms aud homesteads at least
could be easily framed which houd be- not ike vhs
stay law, tho impairment OF obigslions but only
affect remedics and thus the eviction tam lies tha
loss oil the homestead and the rum OF men SO mprovr
dent as to be Obliged 10 mortgage their homes and
farms." IM X $500
electors to work together for tho common good. III
thinks that this SPECIAL opportunity TOR accom-
pushing 1t and ys:"Lct the Legislature elected
without distinction OF party No political party com
ing TO power such make or carry the neces
sary reformation. Whenever party should come int
powor tall short OF their whole doty ro
gard, because either party in power would feel Itself
Obliged 10 retain In Official positions unnecessary
removed WIN be a good republican, or that one "a
be appointed in another case must DO good dem,
ocra, AS the case may be- With tue swprm OF hungry
Office surrounding the executive OF the party
n impossible TO abolish needless Offices or stop the
leak In tho treasury from which hungry politicians
the other hand 10 create new Offices and make now
leaks to satisfy those who CLAIM mat they nave .
right 10 DO rewarded Tor their poiitical laoors We
baV nj
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SENATOR BAYARD.
SPEECH ON THE FINANCIAL QuEsT1oN-THH
PEAL FoR REsUMPTIoN.e Hassaa saf afasfssg

SPEECH ON THE FINANCIAL QUEsTIoN-THH
\ CRY OF CONTRACTION ALL wRoNG-AN APs
PEAL FOR REsUMprIoN.e otsa,a sas fasfssw
as [Bx rGLEaRAPH TO THE HERALD
- WILMINGTON, bet, August 20. 1873.
At harvest home near this city, At which about.
one thousand persons were present, Senator Bayard
delivered an address on the business depression OF
tho country, IN which he devoted much time TO the
financial question
The Senator preaced his views upon finance by CALI
irg attention the fact that Mr. McCulloch distinctly
stated the issuing OF tho greenbacks war eas-
ure intended 10 cease soon possible. In Decom-
ber 1865, the house OF representatives by it's vote
concurred with Mr.. McCulloch In accordance with
tu,s promise $44 OOO 900 were retired. Mr. Boutwean
1872 reissued me greater part or those retired This
calico from Circulation. Another breach Of tah
was enacted BY Mr.. Richardseus who. 10 viola.
Ton Of lay: issued SIS 900, 600 Of, The car.
.war currency By various acts the currency
was landed where Z. now g, namely STAT 900 600
filth OF The nation 10 Pledged TO IT. and honesty de-
mands it Cold is now almost e. par and there
right in the hnancss Of the world There is strong
ground against the absurdiiy OF making ninety
can 40 IT, as ,s Is wrong The cry Of contrscton is
all wrong; there Is no practical conracton no need
centres OF hnance looking for borrowers al three
per cont annum, and viii continue TO do SO unt
paopls. rho cry of contraction producing depression
Is absurd There has been expansion IN
the near past instead OF contraction. In 1875
the currency amounted to $so5, OcO 900; 1873 tho
silver addition Increased u to SS25, SAD 93l IL Is
proposed to Danish real money to give uS
sfat' money On, now bs 80 aud dishonestl
The Senator said the paymen, OF bonds not yet duo
was unwse, and II oneiourth OF the paid out Of
the public Treasury TO purchase at large premium
bonds not due had been expended bringing demand
notes par and restoring specie there would
not have boon question now as to what our bonda
we're 10 be pad In; for 1t would not matter whether
gold or paper were rendered, providing the demand
notes Of government were held TO be rs good al
god. Tho Senator then turned mis- attention 20 the
argument that our green back currency should be
arged to absorb and replace the national bank
currency. In reply 10 this Ire said that as national
bank capital Is taxable while greenbacks arc not,
they would thus cut on one source OF the rev.
and produce moro untaxed wohlth.
II bad policy restrain the Sat0s from taxing
the holders OF bonds Of the United Sates II erected
those who held thcm into privileged class and tn
crered with the right OF the States In exercising the
power Of taxation upon its citizens. He rdcued The
policy OF the labor and grsenback parties. who do
sired imitation, stood strongly up Tor resumptoG
in January next the only policy calculated 20 save
the nation IRON future woe and disaster.
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TAMMANY'S COMMITTEE.

A special meeting Of the rammany COMMITTEES or
ORGANIZATION held at the Fourteenth street build
ing yesterday afternoon. This was tho first session
held since summer vacation. The General Conn
mi,tee will como together on next Thursday evening.
when the ball will doubtless be opened for the fall
campaign.
At yesterdays gathering all tho prominent Tam
many leaders were present. including ComptroeF
Kelly Augustus Scholl aud Aldermen Purroy, Keenan,,
Shieis, Roberts and ruomey. The important duty OF
handing In to the Ponce Commissioners the names OF
inspectors OF election on the part Of Tammany Hall
was discharged some two weeks ago. The committee
having such matter charge reported tue result Of
their IaOors 1t was voted 70 appoint sub-cOmmit-
draft buttons stating the sonbe ADD belief OF
Tammany regarding the labor question, winch Is now
bong ngtaed 10 such extent. After distributing
bauKs Tor primary elections TO select delegates TO
tho syracuse Convention and REQUESTING tho various
Assembly District committees to that naturazed
citizens on papers OF 1865 not wrouged by the
managers VI tue republican party the committees
adjourned.
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ORDINATION SERVICES.
CONSIDERATION OF PRIESTS AT ST. MARY's
COLLEGE

CONSIDERATION OF PRIESTS AT ST. MARY's
COLLEGE.
Hhs BALTIMORE, August ~, 1878
His Grace Archbishop q bbons oficatcd at tho an
nual ordinations ut Mount ST. Mary's College, Em.
mttsburg, to-day, nnd Tomorrow and Saturday will
conclude the ceremonies OF the elevation Of two Of tho
for the priesthood and four to the deacon
ate. Inc services to-day wore very largely attended,
aud were interesting and Impressive. The Arch
bishop assisted by the Rev. Dr. John A. Waiter
son. president Of tho college, with Mr.. John ID. Pod
gcu, oil Baltimore, master Of ceremonies The SEM
fnarious Of ST. Mury's are nt present holding their
annual retreat under tie direction OF Row, Father
strong ). j., OF Boston. At the aervicc this morning
the following students received the tonsure:-
Jonn /. Mccall, Baltimore; james Larkiu, Hart
ford. Conn, Joseph r. Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn M y;
George Fcasei, Brooklyn, N. ". /; Richard j. keeic
and James s. Kelly, new York. Minor orders were
conferred ON Romanus Mat,ngiy. OF baltimore, and
Patrick j.. Duly, OF O. arleston, s. Z. Edward NJ.
Byrnc, OF New York, was also elevated to the SUBJ
dsaconshp AT the services tomorrow iFrigayl
Edward NJ ByrDc, Of New YORK, Peter NJ aiming and
NJ Manlcy OF Baltimore (Soc!oty OF 81. supioc) viii
ordained dcacons; aud j. +. McLall James Larkin,
George FeascI and Romanus Mattingiy will DO
dained sub-deacons On saturday, at tho closing
service, Messrs MCCALL Lark,n Feascl and Mattingly
Will be ordained deacons, ana Edward NJ. Byrnc, OF
New YORK, and r. Mattinsly, oil Baltimore, elevated
to the priesthood.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Arkansas votes on Monday next. s.
Even the Western prohibitionists arc quite hopeful
this year.
Vermont votes on Tuesday next. Maine on Mon
day, September ..se
The oswego Times trep) opposes the calling Of q
State Convention. tH4
A dem ocratc member from Vermont may 90 ens
OF the curiosities in tho next Congress.
The indiana campaign is growing quito interesting
Voorhees, finds many enemies In hts own camp.
General GARFIELD will stump ew England Til the
18th OF Sep lember, wnon he will return 10 Ohio
Forty papers havo recently started and died az
greenback organs IN Illinois, Wisconsin and Michi-
gan.
Ex-senator Matt Carpenter will accept II reelected
TO the senate but he refuses TO participate tho COM
ing canvass Of Wisconsin.
Missss,pp journals favor Jefferson Davis return to
tho United States Senate. 'Trom which he was re-
called by the State In 1s6t."s
Henry L. Pierce announces that under no circum-s
will he allow tho use OF his uame as republican,
candidate Tor Governor OF Massachusetts
OF the one hundred aud one delegates at Penn
syiv,nii Grccnback Convention last wcek thirtysixi
Boston Journai.-"If you happen to pass through
Pcmberton square please walk softly General Butler
s NJ work on .hts letter. and does DO dis.
turbcJ." .U
were democrats and sixty-Hve republicans. .ai ~,
Massachusetts republicans complain that the Con.
grcssonai Committee Is laboring under a thorough
m,sconcepiion OF the great in tho canvass judg-
ing by the text books signed by their publication dc.
partment.
New York Epcning Post rep. 1--WE are In the last
week of summer and IL Is only ten weeks from now
until election lis high time Tor the republican com.
mltco announce officially whether not 1t inends
to hold a State convention" tt
Paterson Prsss;--'vicc President bccier has bees
discovered al Martha's Vineyard. and we glad "a
see that he still considers himself beon ging to phs
administration, at which he thinks there ls an IN.
necessary amount OF Est shaking"
Albany Evening Journal trep) s--'The story comes
from North Carolina that at the last election ,hcre
tho democrats put q candidate named Grant IN q
strong republican county, sLd elected him Nv per.
susd,ng the negroes tina. they were voting for tho
ex-prssidenLn