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National Republican., 1878-07-01

Mn. MORRISON, OF the POTTER commit
tee, has never been remarkable for his
liberality in treating with his political
opponents, but he has never before been
guilty Of so dcspicable and mean trick rs
that Of publishing an answer to Secretary
SHERMAN's letter and not giving the letter
to the public. By Withholding this letter,
his answer to it conveyed a wrong impres.
sion of its contents. Secretary SHERMAN
scrupulously avoided giving it to the press
because he expected fair treatment from
the committee, and because il contained
requests upon which the committee was
required to take secret action and private
consultation. But Mr.. MORRISON, with q
rudeness and disregard of the amenities Of
official life that are simply and inexcusably
boorish, Gaunted his answer to the public,
regardless Of the quiet and digni6ed conf
dence Secretary SHERMAN had reposed in
his honor rs man aud q Representative.
How ii has happened that the people Of
Illinois have taken up and honored this
boor, MORRISON, by electing aud re-electing
him to the House, will remain forever one
Of those mysteries with which the Sucker
State Democrats have always illustrated
their capacity to disgrace themselves, even
at the expense of especial effort for it must
have been with an especial effort that this
brutal lout was unearthed from his natural
surroundings of besotted egotism and bar
barian selfshness.
National Republican., 1878-07-01

So much fuss and disturbance and exag-
geratcd Importance has lbeen attached to
the famous JESKs letter, 10 which Secretary
SHERMANs name WAS forged, that people
who have forgotten its full impar are led
TO believe it was something gdreadlul-some-
thing awfully criminal. Here ii is, aud n
very innocent document it is too, even un-
der the closest partisan scrutiny:
New ORLEANS, Nov 90, 1870
MeSNs. d. 4. Weber dHd James 4. AndcrsOa3
GENTLEMEN! Your note Of even date has
just been received Neither Mr HAYES, my
self, the gentlemen who accompany me, nor
the country at large eau ever forget the obli-
gatIoas under which you will have placed
US should you stand firm In the position you
have taken. FrOm long and intimate ac-
auaiutancc with Governor HAYES AN justi.
fed In assuming the responsibility for prom.
ises made, aud will guarantee that you will DO
National Republican., 1878-07-01

The sensational story that ELIZA PINK
sroS has recauted her testimony regarding
the political terrorism in Louisiana in 1876
falls fat. The Herdid's bilged priest who
wrote il had dccanted 20 much beforehand d
that he oyer,iid the Job.
National Republican., 1878-07-01

successful revolution can sot assde the said
verdict. And should the revolutioniGns 20 TO
Government by violence a. In 1881, the loyal
millions will come TO the rescue, and, a what
ever sacrifice, the life Of the nation will again
be saved and the union Of the States will bc
preseryed.v
National Republican., 1878-07-01
Genius ofObstinacy.

New York Commercial Advortiser.l
American souvenirs must have been recalled 10
the mind Of General Grant at every step he took
during his visit to Holland. The books of Motley
and the Knckerbockers Of the New Amsterdam on
the Hudson must be viyidly present 10 tho imagi
nation Of Americans who visit the Amsterdam Of
the Znyder Zee. II General Grant visited the small
shanty at saar,iam, where Peter the Great learned
the trade Of a shipbuilder, he might have remem-
bered that he himself had common trait in char
actcr with the founder Of Russa-that is the genius
of obEtlnacy,
National Republican., 1878-07-01
Hon. Eugene Hale.

Evidently tho Democrats haye trained their guns
on Hon. Eugene Hale as Ine Of the Republican
leaders whose presence In Congress Is not desirable
lie was In the way Of their little tricks at the re-
warfare upon him in the fffth Maine district, and
propose " run against him one Monroe Young,
politician Of the Pierce buchanan age. But tho
Democrats arc celebrated as examples OF hope
sprfnging eternal. The Republican majority in
that district is toolarge for the lightning cacuaors
TO trine with
National Republican., 1878-07-01

THE Democrats began the civil war be-
cause the continuance of their power in the
Government was threatened by the election
of Mr.. LINCOLN. They are at peace now,
not because secession was whipped, but be-
cause they hope for q return TO power in
the near future.
National Republican., 1878-07-01
Liars md Cowards.

Messrs. Hewitt and waterson having proved each
other to have been liars. and Mr.. Tiiden to have
been coward relative TO the electoral commission
business, perhaps we shall have cessation Of those
Democratic quarrels about the responsibility for
the result Of the last election. II Is about as dim
cult for the Democrats to become reconcilod TO the
result In 1875 as II was In 1860 The ballot doesn't
agree with them.
National Republican., 1878-07-01

GRANTS nomination in 1868 was not ef-
Sectcd by the influence of any clique. 1t
wins the result Of popular dictation. There
Is something of that kind in the air just
now
National Republican., 1878-07-01

SUPPOSE, as General BEN BUTLER inti-
mates, that a part Of one of the Hon.
CHARLES Fosters speeches was written
by Southern Democratic Congressman
what then?
National Republican., 1878-07-01

WHEN the Democrats are beaten, as they
have been in all the national elections
since lsGO-'Gi, they cry fraud and attempt
to Mexlcauize the country for tho purpose
of regaining political power, When the
Republicans, the Wings Frcc-Solcrs, and
other voting elements that go to make up
the Republican party have been beaten in
minor OF State elections or as they were in
national contests before the war, they have
submitted quietly and peaeeably. This
was notably the case in the defeat of Mr..
CLAY by the Plaquemine and other frauds.
These facts serve TO show which Of the two
parties is composed Of true and loyal citi-
zens
National Republican., 1878-07-01

provided for as soon after the Ath OF March as
may be practicable, and In such manner as will
enable you both TO leave Louisiana, should
you deem 1t necessary. Very truly yours
JOHN SHERMAN,
National Republican., 1878-07-01

Now General BEN BUTLER is throwing
mud at our delightful civil-service reform
system, and the stuff sticks as if by natural
cohesion.
National Republican., 1878-07-01
An Out-and-Out Lie.
fChicago Inter. Occan.l

Orville Grent declares that he was never inter.
viewed on the subject Of General Grants visit
abroad. and that there no ground for the state
ment published as coming from him as TO General
Grants motives and Intentions In short, he says
that report was made entirely out Of whole
cloth and Is an out-and-out lie,r
National Republican., 1878-07-01

Hos q. L. Fort has consented to be a can
didate for third term in Congress from the
eighth district of Illinois, and the Chicago
Journal predicts that he will be "rcnominated
without opposition and reelected without
doubt
National Republican., 1878-07-01

II THERE is one thing more tiresome to
the country and less needed by the public
generally than the POTTER investigation and
It's so-called results, it remains to be dis
covered. The only thing that rcdeems the
inquiry liom absolute idiOcy is General Ben
BUTLER's renewed exposure Of the treachery
which brought about the recognition of the
NICHOLS government in Louisiana. II il
happens, however, that BUTLER proves that
President HAYES made bargains before his
Inauguration, aud kept them after that
rather important incident of his instructive
career, there .Iay he some music ahead.
National Republican., 1878-07-01
Citizens to tho Woods.

| Milwaukee Sentinel.
The annual convention Of the brass bands Of this
State began at La Crosse yesterday The citizens
| are taking 70 the woods
National Republican., 1878-07-01
Stanley Cantat.
FG, I.ria Tan...I1

lSt Louis Journal.
can face the roaring Bourbon hordes
can hear the clash Of returning boards,
cun read myself in the papers cussed,
can hear all taunts by the rebels thrust,
With never
A quiyer
Or sigh;
But dread the fitiul fcrvid gieam-
The goblin sneer and the balef,il BEAM
The cunning and cruel and catamount cast
1hst tokens the blitherins, bhsterins blast
OF that
Old fat
Buffers eye.
How often do we hear q person say there must
be something the matter with my blood I have
pimples all over. We would recommend Dr. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
National Republican., 1878-07-01
1Q7S GREAT 1879
PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
To TIE botSSfI fRkcK' irHHEi rHSp RSfIH WEST

80 rENNsYLyANrA ROUTE -
So sp1rSB}S szs rsois
TRAINS LEAVE IsSh WNthTsETes, II ts ism pspo. cor
For nii snS snS %s daily With
Pitts6urs 70 % 6nsSSsti. .se &c isSis ard cs,caso
;EtMS m dsilE WIN Pslses AZ e c1icss9.
FOR Canandaisua. Rochsier, Bufhio, Niasara Fails
and the North At 80 p n, daily sIcsPt saturday.
fsss ass.n cais sna Z % %is s & S Tip' M
For ;s iss fs.ss c.: g.: e. 2 Il fS &c 2 z
pres Of Pullman Pazior 6aIs, ssSa IN daily, er-
For SgSeoSiyn Sew YGr. ali ,hrgssh train. connect
2. Jersey cy S;h Sos,s q & y ISiSoss,gn ApEs5 .Sa
SoaSs fas isIasa % and Journey S a eros % New % TS1f
ssss.y yo;s a!s A sssSas ss a.. m s sss
10 "a e q s.y NY as1s fgs e.
s M o. asy ssssps az sSPa S M and 40
For Popes Creek Line, s;so a IN. and ~ p m. daily
For knnspon.. c:Si m, and "A ~. m .aa,ly except
AL LEx&SDRIA AND pFREpERrcxsBrRe RAIL
NM MN RAfLR6hh. Ann AihAANpi'A AMI NehiN"
For Iie.sSdIis; . ! 90, 10 II, a. m: m, ,;S.Sh 90,
For h;hnoSd nd aSa Spl iSs seai .s 81 and % 80 IN M daily.
Trains s faS 3 a eaadfs ea ss'f cs %saSno
Tn sun SUNDAY Ia q q, and 10 an n and nd ~ y n n
esets nsoTms',on 10 sleeP5sm n and nd 10
enus northeast o. sixth street and Pennsyl.
len ior ne ehsekins OF baggage to destination rum
W. l. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. npi ual :
National Republican., 1878-07-01
JImautlersoossuu,
tClncinnati Gazette

Congressman Acklcu's version Is very difYt-er
from General Rosser's version. Somebody has bee
guilty OF jimandeponism.
National Republican., 1878-07-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tho great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRTHwBsT, VEST. AND SOUTH.
TO TAKE EFFECT
a SUNDAY, JUNE 0, 1873, AT Ee A. NJ

III !, ,,EEw G yEFs MtifhSBBSRRr AND pos %
'ass,l9s ;y';ssSg MsnSSsI md "a. . RsSs
s,rssbpru. winchester, Hagerstown. and Way via
SS taAIr2doEE N Y ASD LAUREL Exrnnss
- YSTg fPf Msy siaHRi BOSTON,
snd sSos AZ pafS, n,S, Ss5 % JSec Sec
rfssghs gcEIs IeAao nss vssp ASp
Brsnch eSesp. sunday, Through Gar 70 siaunton.
'aao-on Sunday oniy"bsiiimore Annapo,l, and
% isssss isss; 9sssn
Ae-sYa flfs'' az tsf yss S
TON Exrhh !, a, s.,, On sssda,s 70 naiiimore only.
,'IsS9E i 4 ss;ssI sISs ksS;t, AND
tN@ifsis. q Rssss rred.5lss nsser-'owp Win;
Rccss and wsy stations only. " 0' ~
fFtpSa sPa SrS stfp ssB BAL
ssp In as ss sna srs asss to
% seHiSHsS hliaS;s q %sD T'y SsEU&Sus SisSH EXPIRES
sisfiplP,fs si5p@,fsSTrfMoSs frI' y Shlissfx safxpnpss
ASb effsbUkd sRSs fs5ars eacepi
S%aS nS%%iSE%s ES1 TSi:K .PH,IL,ADElLpHIA; I,l AND
York and special slespns csr 10 Philadelphia
tDally. other trAns daily, except sunday.
All other trsdns daily sxcen saRday.
All trains stop a. Relay Station.
All through trains VIII stop q Str Johns Run fbr
sS s s6 ssa Deer
TN5 5ho srsss sEe n son al d E
COL and es pennsylvania ayenue, and 6i3 Fifteenth
street northwest. washington, and Masonic Temple
High street. Georgetown whers orders will be taken
for basEage 10 10 ciecked aud revived al any point
w L CLEsfEN1s, Master Of Transportion.
/. NJ. COLE, General T1cket Agent
GRO, i. kO0N1z General Agent. ieio
National Republican., 1878-07-01

The olcagenous WILcox-Professor J. II.
K.-one of GLovER's experts, was, 1t seems,
very appropriately paid for his services out
of the appropriation for "fucl aud oil. 1"
This fuel and oil fund of the Greaser House
served TO sleek the itching palm Of the
Professor, as he explains II himself in the
following manner:
Congress, by joint resolution, June 1s, d.
rected Clerk ADAMS to pay experts out Of any
unoxpended funds In his hands He saw ft
to pay from the appropriation for fuel and oil,
which he had . right to do, and which I could
not control. J. ii. X. WILCOX.
This isvery,very.sad. Clerk ADAMS should
not have gone and done It" in that way,
for the Professors feelings have evidently
been wounded. The idea that the name,
the great name, we might add, Of Professor
JULIUS UsHELIoaABALus KAMscHATKA WILL
cox shall hereafter be associated with fire.
wood, bituminous coal, matches, machine
oil, grease-cans, cinders, clnkers, and ashes,
Is repulsive almost rs much so as the dis
tinguished Professors declarations regard
ing his personal habits were to the chaste
TENNIE CHAPLIN. We heave sigh!
National Republican., 1878-07-01
TURCO-RUSSIAN AND
SULPHUR BATHS,
AT so3 E STREET. NEAR NINTH. oci6iy
BANKERS.
~>~~~NSs-S-
H. d. COOKE, Jr., & CO.,
BANKERS,

I4a9 Street. ocl0Iy
u No. I5e street northwest corner seventh stree
Open daily from 10 a. IN. 10 mi on saturday even
lngb nom 20 y. NJ TO TeGeiye deposits only. ANeT
nrst deposi, any amount nom Ave cents upwards re
ceiyed safe deposit boxes Tor rent In fire aud burg
lnr-prOOf vault III SO, tl2O ga yb, and go year
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city
nCIh-lY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20

4 ship, ormsby County, State OF Nevada, before C.
Nithorel Justice Of Peace
b. II. Lentz and p. A Wagner plaintiffs vs. David
small and kacheI E. Small, Lis vile ds1e ndants
Notice hereby given all persons holding or CLAIMING
lens on that certain piece Of and with the building and
dwelling thereon in Carson City Ornsby county state On
Nevada called and known being the west half of 10.
number nine ~ and the west half OF lot number ten lO9
in block number eleven az OF Curry's Division ~ sa
carson city, same being and forming compact piece ~
ad under the Constitution of the state Of Nevada ao
under The provisions OF the Act Of the Legislature of said
state entitled An Act 70 liens mechanics and
others and to repeal all other in relation thereto an
proved March 2 1873 to be and appear before said %
uoes Court on the l9lh DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1877 at +,
clock A M Of said day and exhibit then and there 4
said Court the proofs of their said liens
b. H. LENTZ
P. A. WAGNER, ! fi@'l'Hs.
carson Clty, Nevada, April p, 1877. Iaw3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
ASSlenEE'S SALE.

NHTICF u HEREBY GlVE~ ~ rpp
undersigned, Assignee in bankruptcy Of the eetata
-, -, lrlesoach and A B. Driesblch and 81 d Hatch
IN BANKRUPTCY. that will sell at public artr
-" ADNDA1 SEPTEMBER 2, 1877, at II o'clock A. " IN
ROM OF the County Building in Carson CITY to the brtest
oue! 10Y CASH IN gold coin the following he'd nrt
tE, 10 W.T. All the right title and interest of the said
D. DIlesoach bankrupt in bankruptcy to twenty four
thousand and nifty shares Of mining stock in the MINI
known as the Fourth of July Gold and Silver Ninnc
omPany located in Eureka Township the county Of
Also, all the right title and interest Of said bankt in
ana 70 certain mining quartz claim known az the Da
wilson or Mount Hope Nine, located in Grizzly Flat Min
ing District IN Ell Dorado county State of California
Also all the right, title and notes book
accounts and demands belonging said estate that re-
main unsatisied at the time OF sale
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee
Carson City, August sth 1877 4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
ORDINANCE No. 46.

An ordinance IN relation to the office of CITY Assessor
"t Carson C1y, the duties and compensation of said
The Board Of Trustees of Carson CITY do ordan.
SECTION The City Assessor of Carson civ shall ar
ally Assess All taxable property of the inhaFants Of si1
cy 'i'ate and being in said city for city taxatio, ~
the SINE time and in the manner he assesses soJ
property for State and county taxation He shan NOT
make separate Assessment Roll of such assessment b,t
shall place and extend the same upon the Assessment p
made for state and county taxation by him.
SECTION . The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
an annual salary Of one hundred dollars in United State
god COIN which shall be in ful for all services renderd
by him to said city as such officer ="
SECTION 2. All Ordinances heretofore adonta1 On c.
ny as they conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance
IRE hereby repealed
Approved. JAS A ST CLAIR
Carson City, June H. 1877. President I,To tar,
Attest ALPRBD HELM Clerk f WILL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
- CANE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Cff,.ra ..
sad COmpany.-The Stockholders Of the Pancake C,oi
Iollany' Corporation Of Nevada, hereby notified
aG meeting OF the Stockholders Of sad Company will b
e!d at the Court Room Of the District Court Of rho g.
nd Judicial District OF the State of Nevada in and for h
county OF Or1nsby, on SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1877, at TEN O'CLOCK A. N Of said
Jay 70 consider the removal Of the officers Of said cona
April %, 1877 " 'uuse ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
Notice OF APPOINTMENT OF tSs!sRtr

strict OF NEVA HA-sa.- IN RAHn.
undersigned hereby gives 1otice Of b;s
iaalef OF Carson in the county OF Or1nsty and stu
lt, IN me said District, who has been adiujr4i
said District II y ISII 1dgtiCL court Of
April Is. 1877 naINrnpt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
BOOK CANvAssERS, ETC.

Httion 81 Every I-als"n whether IE4naPa or 2Ehnt,
Engaged in soliciting albs,i ttons for the
sale OF books pictures any similar matter n said
city, shall lr for ini obtain hen=e sotJdo, and shall
| dollars
BOWL!NG-hLLGYs SALOONS, LIVERY STABLES,
! HAY-IAltDS BUTCHERS, as COMPANIES, VA
TER CoNPANGES sADDiLES, BREWERS, FOX
WARDlNG MERCHANTS. LUMBER DEALERS,
FLANlNG MILLS. WOOD DEALERS, SODA MANI
| FACTUEEE-S, AND IHSUI-ANCE AGENTS, Ell.
Section Every person u $50 ion ruas, j..
carrying the business OF k!:rE ls"Ing ale y 't
livery stable, hayward and buehers g.cs co!ota0-
les companies. StddlcTa brewers, forwarding
chants keepers Of planning mills "e9t dealers, soda ma
tacturrrs ana insurance agents ii the business Of keeping
hired sold Nhrre Iced is sold, IN the InaNutltur
q an! aed bue-stone soap or cigars shalt y Tor aud o'
tain, quarterly. license sucI business,
shall pay therefor ten dollars pes quarter.
UNDkRlAkERS, MILLINERS, BARRIERS, BILLIARD
TABLE KEEPERS AND BILL POSTERS.
Section % Every person. finn ASSOCIATION engaged i'll
carrying on business as an unteftaker' "uili@. oa''"F
billiard table keeper or bill poster shall log aid obtain
nse Tor carry ing az rucn business 9c'"rhe 10 ;fH
folio" ing schedule toHit:
These Except billiard table keepers and baEf"7s whose
monthly receipts eAcGed Thousand dvliaEs, slaIl pa
for such license ten dollar. per quarter.
Those (e&eNpt billiard table Ac+p+rs and hfroersi whose
monthly receipts five hunre1 dollars, and l 10,
exceed one tho,-sld dollars shall ply or Foh Ettse i've
And those Except keepers OF billiard tables and beIbes)
whose do exceed i've hundred dollars Ir
month, shall pay for !lse dolas ana fifty
Billiard table keepers she'll I=,v f)7 suci license two
100 dollars per quarter III @ ttoi. Aept; a!d the ep
Of any similar gaming tlbe vh5re.u genes are r;z
with ball and cue, shall pay to5 such nce AZ the sane
rate as billiard table keepers.
BARRIERS shall paw for -lch li4' the 81 $3.50 for
first chair and ESQ for each additional chair EoIE ad D
i--r Quarter.
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS, DEALERS Is SECOND
HAND FURNITURE, PfipIuGRAPnERs AND
KEEPERS OF TRADING STANDS OR BOOTHS
Section - Eyvr Person, firm citation or c',I-a.ti,
n2rgei III car71ng on IN said city. the business Of publish
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20

IL IIJiE or iEHkfE AAD "1.IaR oF SAIL.
Issued OF q a:.a u"ser he F. Of IL, liz. s.r,
jndcl pist!ct Court il. aT t'o..,;r T., -,t
State Of Aevad2, J:t, o!5aiUeI :r ~,
ols day Of March 4. il. 49,, at>tr, a. r:4 str 49,
john +. B!Tne, Susan = lY-i,s, Eti:f,lu. p :, a.,
son, and William K. Nusg1"ve f2rt"r t IL lssi w.
o. l"nr h'dFed ami i"sn;ysA collars E1Icf~.i ard ia
crest thereon I" da!t - Judgment m ;fe srn 6. or
hundred fly niae doia6 and sixty cents AID IN tie SIR,
N SKI! Two dollars and sixteen cents .'r the -
cal year 1915 paid by plaintiff and in sEa @! one H.
ar sixty -h'e cents The interest "crU,1! :" date "a
ahoEe-naled principal sum adj interest trru3 :tc
paid at the rate Of ITer per q. RATA 81
above named sums; also counsel ii ,hs s,rn =,
dollars and ninety three cents, and o:fi. tr.st
IN the 81 m 81 forty f"Cr d"rs, All in .,4 CON G Tie
United States; -7
Sto'nf-ln favor II : 9tinstsin arc f. T Gibson a.,
against john Byrne aua R,rle tur iI,e s,.r
Jour hundred and fifteen dollars 4n,s yuo-4,nts
clpai debt. and The If df1t seven tI.; - ad sv.
nts interest thereon date and inter y on sid
cipd sum from date OF ,Judgr ut until f;,, ~ tho az e
~ per nj per month, and course Ices IN fse 80 x
seventy dollars and ninety ech, cuts a,i Iss NJ 49,, -
ne sum OF eleven dollars aII IL. got Tie Unti
Third-in favor OF Vim. f. Mus,-ror, - e,,,,,,o, -.
OF the last VIII ard testament William T-r.f a.
Ii7hlleI Siiin Of four hundred snd rigntt- l,,s T
htty cents, and Tie Of fy-pne dollar. tt a,f,, 80
interest thereon .crued a. this .tc 1rf cents
PRINCIPAL sum from dat Of said nldgrD.ut I'm ia - -
ratt {" per C Mt par month, and c>sI..s, t, . IL Il sun
&" lL'y fN en- o0lItEf ana Cs.s o. stt gam II
eleven dollars, together with all cote p,ii,h my 80,
reason OF advertising, commission a. ard ~ p.
costs on all Of The above in M rUal ,44crt di9[. a..
rCcttd, commanding s-H a>>,fd.l. ~ NV S
real property sci out IN a.id ucl-rs ..t tr},r o,
ave er, ,.F "'!5pGs ''@ "a r'aaee 'or'r
10y, IS ~ "St VII ~ - e. lN.L lie 80. -, l.. =:
ROM OF the MI lj"r45 a",- 'ara,u tN:y ..r7r4ky
1Co'H N,'e - fr>=0 ~ fS5 AZ "I.E g::=riFTtT
- ga Ii''I l. H. ~ Vs. l.. hul a. 8 = H.
aud +. liz. - Ait. - ,ste tl.-r 7, "a ~ .'..
ME. interest and c.ln 1t a,ten,i.! :, ye,,. 80
uortgaged real Lro,---y ~ ~: TIE =, =. 80,
}% ;1o No, Il I ,or 80, in >re F:-tss r
sethvr with all and &"@.r the arir,n,. ~r tl>1Ils
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
J. FRASER County Treasurer
r. '.. r' =. Dl.sTR'cT CorRT, $50 o~D Jr-

f's% DISTRICT COURT, SEQ O%D IT.
dlci2 District ALI Cor trlsby County State Il Ne
In the matter Of the estate and guardianship Of Charles
r >m n Clara smith, Alice Smith Edgar Smith and En-
MA Smith, minors. ~
II appearing 10 this Court from the petition this day
Presented and fled by W H. Smith the guardian OF the
persons and estates If Charles F. Smith Clara Smith Alice
SlI and Emma Smith, minors, praying for an order q
safe OF certain real estate belonging his wards that il is
necessary and would be beneficial said wards that scb
real estate should be sold; it is hereby ordered that tie
next 81 kin of the said wards and all Persons interested IN
the SAID estate, appcar before this Court on MONDAY
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, A. u. 1877 ten O'Clock A. ~
II the nurtr1om " this Court in the County of Orus,
thGn anH there 70 show Whv order shoud nor h.
granted for the sale of such real estate ~ "
And II is further ordered that & COW of tbs ord no
puhefed AZ least four successive weeks before the said
daF ~ hocrng IN the MORNING APPEAL newspaper nrnt
81 and Iobish"t ii said county of Ormsbv dated june
"a i1'' s. H. WRIGHT
o., - ~ District Judge
STIR OF HEvhrt, County Of Ornebv SS-I Aired
rem county Geek. and nicio Clerk Of the Second In,
deal District Cnur. in and for said County and STATE 10
hereby crtfv that the foregoing full and correct con
"f ne original order of said Court in the matter above
stated ~ The same appears file and Of record in my
0tfce. " ' Il" MY
- In testimony whereof have hereunto set my,
nHnd aid the Seal Of said Court this twentv-thir3
( " day Of June a y. 1877. ~
ALFRED