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persons holding mechanics liens against the rropory
Of Vim. H. and D. G. Corbtt described as follows 70 vi:
Lots Nos {, and Of block SO OF Proctor & Green's
division If Carson City Onnshv County Nevada that The
undersigned have commenced action in the Justices
Court Of Carson Township, Ornsby County, Nevada be
fore c. 4 Witherell Justice Of the Peace to forecose
mechanic lien held against said property and all persons
holding liens said promises under and iv virtue Of an
Act Of the Legislature of the Nevada entitled
AN Act . secure liens II mechanics and others and ~
rcpt; al other ACt- relation thereto approved March
, 1873 hereby notified be and appear before said
Court the 7th day Of August 1877 10 O'Clock l. NJ Of
said day ana 20 exhibit chen ard there proof Of heI
said liens T. A WAGNER X co.
BY 7. COFFIN their Attorney.
Carson. New, July H. 1877 tVl7-l4u3w
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ORDINANCE No. 03.

The Board of Trustees of Carson City do or,latn;

Inc boaIu OF trustees OF carson IitY 90 "rlAh;
.
Section me persons hlms assHlatl":s nIh crlH'r-
aSns cong sgCm o. o. ann Ct"G On
obtain from said city and pay for the license hereinafter
sp&>cjfed
Section . All licenses shall be taken out Quarterly In
advance unless obersis directed herein and mus . maid
or in gold coin hen the amount Maid exceeds five dollars
All licenses taken out pursuant To the renu;r pfns 81 his
ordinance shall be posted and kept by the party orrr
taking the same in conspicuous place in or about the
place Of business OF such license licenses and rue be
shown to the Ger whose duty it is t issue such license
during usual hours OF business on demand
whose duty shall be- unde the requirements OF this
dinaHce TO take out a license, who shall fail 50 to
do at the time required, within fifteen days
thereafter, shall pay penalty such delay
cent additional TO the original amount and shall he liable
TO civil action for the recovery thereof with costs and to
criminal action wherein on conviction, he, she or they
shall be fined not exceeding one hundred dollars in nited
States gold CON- sni shall the costs Of the acton for
which and fne execution may be issued in civil
or shall be imprisoned in the city jail not more
than fifty days or punished by both such fine and nlis'n
ment, As the court shall adluice.
pr'rel snail he nrln%d IN eprroprae t AZ, o",m i
ia i ' ' 70 ~ ~. $3.50 49,, ,o, ,,-,i,or a,,,r't
." s' printer u4t "n 'SS'''e 'ile ua'to, i!vi' rs
GlaSs, business ,IaIt, It"ie'' Gnu 'l'' We. VI ' ;
t"eN Si'tl "' S'-'tu ~ 'i0 ' ~ ~ w
Board OF Trusl7 and coun ers21cd ny the t1ty Marha
81, - ~ ga - ~ a., .:I ! ~ ~
70 DC G,"d ne y license ~ @lS nc S' t
"'I 'I'O 49, Ca 5 ,t,;., 49,, -; -,
nsme [o % III fn, sd e>Ia,i
and the amount received therefor and he shall exhibit
such book to tire Board Of Trustees Of said city Whenever
5" IequTei to 90 ....
Sec'i" o. me itE C4erh shali keep an accurate a+H'il
IN suitable hook KEPT nv MN i@F lh't P'ri]5r 1" We
called tn" CITY License lo"k If all licenses issued ~ thc
city MrsFai tn" nr rr for which -'ut and the a"An
thereof The tly Marshal s1alI AZ tho BEGINNING I" e'H
quarter ryIlr |" me NY i-th an uIr1t S t ~
81. II y ,hn t,,y wr.baI ,',.iit for tn, same ao
No. ,r ,,,,t ~ I'll cl. ,- Iv he civ Mar>js, =,
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CuUNiY TnkA>urE,'S Skm!' kNO~A
REPORT.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Carson CITY. Ormsby County, Nevad7,
January >, 1875.

To the Bcard C,1ntJ Commissioners of "rnsty county
Nevada: -
ness County Treasures othce Ter the halt year e
my December u, 1877.
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The above SAX Is hereby POSTPONED until TIL RSDAY
he 2lst itH 81 MAY \. u 1877? and Ilal=
aid II request Oh plaintiffs aud st.,nt
). T. sWIFT, Sheriff
Car-.,u i;v. Nav 1"rh III.
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up.uy hay UU,tt hc,llse 10 carry q" S'''
business and shall pay therefor if by The day, two dollars
and fifty cents ii by the quarter, thirty dollars
h'CrInSEFES AND PAW NRROkERS.
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Section 2O-Every person. firm or association en2g'
in selling at ancti0n anything. beside his own property or
in Ioann2 money any other thing OF value as pawn
broker in city shall pay for and obtain license 5" 10
do and shall pay therefor, by the day one d"N"I "'
the Quarter twenty dollars.
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ing computed at $4,000, 900, 100. At the
same date the municipal debt Of the Unit
ed States amounted to s700,0D0,000. The
aggregate of the public debts not national
in Europe for the year 1875 Us estimated
at about 5000 600 900 The debt Of Paris
is set down at s1S3 OOO, 900. or about So, :
600, 900 larger that our own in the city of
New York. On the other hand, the CON-
bined Indebtedness of twenty English
cities, including London, Liverpool, and
Manchester, was only sl2l 100000. OF
American State and county debts the ag-
gregate in 1875 was $3.50, 900, 900. To sum
up all the funded national, railroad and
corporate debts in 1875 intended to be ne
gotiable in the financial centres of Eu-
rope and North America, we reach the
gigantic total of S32, 500 900 900. The ae-
tual liquidation of this vast sum would
exact eight times the total of all the gold
and silver used as money in Europe and
America, and even at five per cent,
which is probably the average OF stipulat-
ed rates, the total annual interest on the
above amount would touch 81, 600, ,000,-
Ol0
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total value Of nearly four millions Of
sheep, over 1S3,000, value at above
S334 coo; and Of hogs, more than 5000,
valued at s267 900. During the same year
we exported of freshly killed beef over
4,00O,000 pounds, valued at above So
100000; and OF mutton, over 10000
pounds, valued at nearly $4,000. Ten
years ago, in 1868, we not only did not
export fresh meat, but our whole expor-
tation of live animals, including horses
and mules. did not amount in value TO a
fifth part of our foreign shipment OF
horned cattle alone in 1873.
1t would manif,stly be better IL all our
meat sent TO England could be slaugh-
tered in advance and to accomplish so
desirable an end, the Glasgow firm OF
which we have spoken. .have been devils
ing the means. They have had the as.
sistauce of a scientific expert named j
j. Coleman, and they claim TO have solv.
ed the problem. And by means of an
improvement they claim TO be able to
ship fresh meat without the aid of Ice,
and thus save half the expense of freight
As well ~ the cost of ice.
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Suspensions of Speei o Pay
lnemt.

Within two years proceeding 1914 our
national Government borrowed forty-five
million dollars, of which part was fur
nished by the banks in the Middle States,
whereas scarcely any was obtained from
New England The result of these loans
was that in 1914 all the banks except
those Of New England suspended specie
payment. Neither OF these suspensions,
however, or those occurring in 1880 or
1857 were legalized by any action of the
National Government. In 1797 the Bank
of England suspended specie payment,
and did not resume until 1921 the Bank
of France suspended specie payment in
1S4S. and deferred resumption until three
years afterward. Passing to Austria we
find that the National Bank of Vienna
suspended payment in 1S4S, and did not
resume until ten years later. In 1859,
or within twelvemonth, the bank again
suspended payment of its notes in specie,
and has not yet resumed. During the
year 1870 the premium of silver over
Government notes in Austr o-Hungary
still averaged about five per cent. The
National Bank of Italy, founded in 1868,
has tor many years declined 10 redeem its
notes and specie, and the depreciation
was about seven per cent. at the begin
ming OF 1876. In Russia specie payments
have been suspended for more than
twenty years, and in Brazil for more
than nifty. The paper mi.lrels, which is
the monetary unit, and is now worth 54a
cents in United States money, was origi-
nally issued at Sl36.
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.HERIEF,s GALE

CHERIFF's SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias
TO me directed, Will be exposed 70 Public
Sale 'e
ON THE PREMISES.
In the CITY OF wilmington, New castle
county, Del. =. on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY of NOVEMBER, 1873.
AT 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being In the CIV
OF Wilmington. aforesaid, and bounIed
and described az follows, to wit: Begin
ming on The northorly side of Front street
al the distance of sixty.six feet from the
westerly side OF Washington street ana M
a corner of land now or formerly OF Peer
Burke, thence along q line of said land
northerly and parallel TO Washington
street nfty-four feet TO the middle OF an
eighteen inch stone wall beJween This n nd
other land OF the said william Feeney on
the north, thence along the middle OF the
said eighteen inch wall westerly and par
allel 10 Front street fiity-eight feet 10 a
line OF land of Patrick Kelley. now or
formerly, thence along line thereof
soulherly and parallel with Washington
street. ffty-fur feet 80 the said side of
Front street and tne,.ce thereby easterly
fifty-eight feet 10 the place of beginning b,
two-storied brick Office, frame stable and
shed thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Evan G. Stotsenburg and Mary
L., his wife, and [. IL, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
SheriFs once, New Castle, Oct 2sth
lt'b. novl-3taw Is.
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The Expectation of Fresh Meat
TO Europe.

The business of importing fresh meat
rom II the United States had its origin at
Glasgow only about three years ago.
The first to attempt it were a firm of
butchers of that city by the name of j ohm
Bell Il Sons, who do a large wholesale
Iraue IN meat. Since that tim 10 the i'm
portations have grown 80 extensive that
our beef appears regularly in the mar
heS oi GlasgoW and the Metropolitan
MedC Market OF London. Not only in
price, but also in quality, it competes
with the other beef in country famous
LOT its superiority In that meat. Even
oar mutton does not go begging
The difficulty, however, has been in
the transportation of the fresh meat and
1t has proved SO great that large num-
bers of live animals destined for the
English shambles are shipped TO the 9th
er side. Thus, during the year ending
WI WIN iaSt Jnne our exports of live horn
Gu ca''ie amounted TO over $4,000. of a
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NOvEM RERII 1878.

The Republican urges the Republicans
to abstain from paying county or State
tax unless the Legislature alters the cleo
tion laws to accommodate the Republican
party leaders and enable them TO pay the
taxes OF the negroes by wholesale, and,
by carrying off the receipts and reprodu-
cling them on election day to vote the
negroes as they please as so many sheep.
As Democrat We protest against any
such dictation. If the Republican Con-
gress would repeal the Enforcement laws
and permit the collectors to approach the
negroes and collect their taxes without
the danger of being brought before the
u. S. Courts on the false oath of any
black fellow, prompted to commit per-
jury, as was done in the case against Mr..
Given and the Levy Court of this county,
we might be induced to favor some
change in our State election laws. But
until the Enforcement laws are repealed
we shall not consider it safe for our col
lectors to be required to travel through
the swamps and back alleys, to hunt up
negroes to collect their taxes.
No one prevents the negroes from pay
ing their taxes. They can 90 any time
and do 1t, and we invite them to com
mence at once. The sooner they do so
the better. They will not be allowed to
vote without doing so ; and they know
it.. They have from now until March to
pay up and get on the assessment list,
and if they refuse to comply with the law
it is their fault. Their taxes are made as
light as possible, only being about so
cents a year. But the constitution made
in 1882 requires that every voter shall
have paid tax within two years and
as the whites have to comply with the
law, we don't see why the negroes should
be exempt from doing so 70 enable Re
publicans to get into political office.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

Full particulars or the great fire which
devastated Cape May on Saturday
are published elsewhere. Nine hotels,
twenty-one cottages. about 1000 bath
houses, aud DenizoLs pier were burned,
and the less estimated at about $4,000.
The fire is supposed to have been the
WORK OF an incendiary. The hotels des-
tioyed were the Ocean House, Con-
gress Hall, the Merchants Hotel, the
centre House, the Atlantic II House, the
Avenue House, the Centennial Hotel,
The hnickeroocker House aud the Col
ulnbia House. Ihe burned district
covers about forty acres.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

In the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church
brooklyn Is Scotchman 75 years old
VINO served under Wellington In. the bat
Tie OF Waterloo. He has beer for fifty
seven years Baptist, and ~as recently
received by Dr.Jeffery into church fell
iowship. Some time ago DR.. :, effery adj
United an Old Frenchman abe 80 years
oI age, VINO served at Waterl loo under
NapoIeoh' These tive veterans now,
strangely enough, meet as members of
the same communion and are cordi al
friends.
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Total ........2 .2O7.


We do not include California in the
list, because she has not voted this fall
We assign Florida to the Democratic
column, though it is not yet quite certain
1t belongs there.
The foregoing are not guesses. They
are presise statement of the actual W.
tlhg OF this year, with the electoral votes
OF the several States appended. The
iootlnSs show a majority of 81 for the
Republicans. If we put the votes of
California in the Democratic column, il
will still leave a majority of 45 for the
Republicans.
We were told Mr.. Tilden was one of
the wisest statesmen of the age. His
character for integrity and honesty was
pointed to as being untarnished. His
views on all economical questions were
such as were most calculated TO lead TO
lower taxation and to improve the moral
atmosphere of the Capital, which has be-
come a den of political corruption and
social venality. He ought to have more
of the sympathy of the people to-day
than he ever had. The wrong that has
been done him and his party ought to be
wiped out. If, therefore, his party can
not carry New York, with him as a lead
er, there would seem to be a narrow
chance for its electing the President in
1880.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
Offices.
DUBLIC NIGHT sUHoOL.

DUBLIC NIGHT SUHOOL.
l. A Public Night s hool will be open
ed by the Board of Public Education In
Wilmington, on TUESDAY EVENING
November 18th, al Z o'clock, in school,
house No. 8. corner OF Eighth ard VOL
laston streets. Noperson Will be admit, d
as pupil who Is under 10 years OF age, or
who Is In attendance at any day school
The admission fee viii be one dollar for
the term, which m ust be paid at the time
OF entrance. Application for adm isslon
may be made NJ the school, on the opening
or any succ. ediog evening.
By order of the Committee
HENRY ECKRL.
octs-4t. Chairman.
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Inc new jersey Sunday school people
hold their twenty-frst annual conyen-
toh on Iuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
uay Oh TINS week, In the First Presbyte-
ran ohurch' Trenton. A lively time
may De expected as the managers of
thiS convention are men fully up with
'he spirit OF the nmes, and always pro-
Vioe something worth listening to. Hos
picahty OF Ded and board is ffered to all
the Sunday school teachers who come.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

NJ OTICE.-By virtue OF an Act of the
~ General assembly passed vt Dover.
Feb. 20, 1877. hereby give notice to hold :
ers of Delaware state bonds, that shall
attend at the Philadelphia National Bank
In the city of Philadelphia, during the
business hours OF that bank, on the three
ed to redeem and pay Off all the bonds
from No. 1872 to Z75. both inclusive OF the
denomination of one thousand dollars
each, ofthe issue of the bonds of the State
OF Delaware, under date of Jan. !, 1855.
And from and after the said Jan. lst, 1879
the interest on said bonds Will cease.
THOS. b. GILES, State Treas.
once OF state Treas, Dover, Nov,l
nOyl- 2tawtianl,
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FOOD ar AA'
A sDs..,..,. r., D R U {

FOOD is made a curative agen, bJ
centration and artificial digestion,
Is so simple In its application that n
vice OF Physicians ls not required,
Thousands of recoverles from cb
diseases are reported, where the best
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Physicians ihrou
The country are DISCAkDING Dl
and using the BLANCHARD B u
AND NERVE FOOD with the mos
flying results, permanently relievil
forms of Physical and Mental De
The Dyspeptic and COnsumptlve PI
sufferers from Malarial or Blool 7
ing, together with the entire list Of
plants peculiar TO the Female Sex
the use OF this Food sure aud spec
Lief,
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The ELECTORAL NoTE-NEw YORK
REQUIRED TO SAVE THE DEMOCRACY.
The whole number of electoral votes
is 1863, and majority of them 1s5. The
entire number Of States is thirty-eight.
They have all recently voted, except
California, which chooses its Congress
men in September next. The result
stands as follows
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Npw Vopv Novamhar

DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD Duflq
past year / have prescribed your VI
preparations of Food cure, and feel
10 say they have met my most san
expectations, giving TO patients lOl
feebled by blood poison, chronic dl
or over drug dosiAs the needed nut
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE s. L0ZIER NJ
Dean of HON. Med. College and I'D
for Women, New York City
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
TIL UKSDAY,
THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. is

hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
THURSDAY,
THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1873.
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
No. l. All that farm and tract of land
situate in Appoquinimnk Hundred,
New Castle county and State of Della
" are, bounded and desert bed as follows.
to wit; On the north by the public road
leading from the thoroughfare neck road
to the Landing known as Thomas's
Landings. on Appoquinimink creek, on
the east by land of Samuel e. Thomas.
on the southeast by land of John Apple-
ton and on the southwest by the public
road leading from the State road to
Toylor's bridge over Blackbrd creek,
called the Thcroughfare neck road, con-
tainiDg 1876 acres of land, be the same
more or less, with large two and half
stored double brick mansion house,
frame barn and stabling, carnage house
wagon house and shedding, and one
frame tenant house thereon erected.
No. 2. All that farm OF tract uf land
situate in st. Georges Hundred, in the
County and State aforesaid, bounded and
described az follows, to wit: On the north
and northeast by st. Augustin creek, on
the east by land of Wilson E. Vaadegrift,
on tne SouJn Oy lanu OF Henry q. Walter
and land of Leonard G. Vandegrift and
on the west by land of Philip Graham,
containing 22O acres of upland and marsh, ,
more or less, with two storied frame
dwelling, frame granary and frame barn
thereon erected.
No. 3. All that lot of land and pre-
misses IL the village of Odessa, st. GEORGES
hundred, bounded and described as fol.
lows, to wit; Beginning at stake on the
westerly side of Main street a corner foi
land late of Daniel Corbit, deceased, and
these premises, thence with said Main
street south AZ IA degrees west 1856 feet to
a stake corner as aforesaid, thence north
AZ IA degrees west 150-to a stake
corner as last aforesaid, thence north Al
IA degrees east 1856 feet to the place of be-
ginning, be the same, more or less, with
a two and a half storied double frame
dwelling house and frame stable thereon
erected. Book 2, Vol 10, page 50, SC.
Seized and taken in execution az the
property of Francis 7. Perry, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle Oct. 25th
1873 -0'N
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ocfa4t-

dividend.
IL WILMINGToN, Nov. q 1873
The Board OF Directors OF the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company, have this day
made dividend OF one dollar per share
of capital stock, for the last six months.
payable on demand To its stockholders or
their legal representatives,
#. l.. GILPIN,
novG9,l3,l6 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

DR. HEPwoRTH advanced he opinion
yesterday that II our Lord were 10 visit
New York and begin to cut do wn salar-
les ana reform things generally in the
puoiic ohlces he would be anything but
popular.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
SHERIFF'S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ Of Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed To Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF wM. b. FORD,
Al Kirkwood, in Pencader hundred,
New Castle County. Della ware, ON
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873
IT 2 o'clocg. p. m. the following de-
scribed Heal Estate. viz
All that certain farm or tract OF land ly-
ing and being In ST. Georges hundred /,
New Castle County. Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, N wit: Begin
ming at a stone on Silver Run and running
thence south I Y degrees east 1853 i0perches
thence south lsl1 degrees west 40 perches
10 the middle o. the public road leading
into Vance's neck, thence down with the
middle Of said road south ON degrees east
80 perches, thence still with the middle of
said road south 63 deg ees east IL i-l0
perches, thence leaving said road touth
NN degrees west il0perches with landI of
S srah a Townsend and others thence still
with the lands of said Townsend and oh
ers south l-2 degrees east II perches TO
the land end OF the bank across the marsh
thence with said hank south ~ l-2 degrees
west % perches TO Appoquinimink creek.
thence down and with said creek south 81
degrees east 8 perches. thence leaving said
creek ORTIZ 81 degrees east perches thence
south so degrees east perches, thence
nDTth 20 utkfttb thht IL DtftutHt litutt
south 20 degrees east II perches, thence
north AZ degrees east i2 perches, thence
north 80 degrees east y perchts, thence
north 80 degrees east 10 percnes, thence
north 10 degrees east IL p' rches, tn nee
north "a degrees east 10 perches, thence
north 81 degrees east I perches, thence
north 80 degrees east ~ perches, thence
north 43 degrees east 81 perches, thence
north 6aeRrees east IL perches thence north
65 degrees east IL perches, thence with the
land OF the late Samuel segars, deceased.
north 10 degrees east 80 perches To stone
on the northeast side OF the aforesaid pub
lie road distant 81 perches, thence with the
, said Segar's land north 90 degrees east 80
g. 10 perches, thence north tx degrees east
% perches, thence north 80 degrees east Is
6-l0 perches TO the meadow land. thence
across said meadow land north 80 degrees
east % perches To the middle of silver
Run canal, thence up The said canal north
16A degrees west % perches, thence still
with said canal north IS IL degrees west
81 perches, thence south 2 1-2 degrees west
81 perches TO The edge OF Maple swamp
thence by and with the edge oil said Maple
swamp by 40 courses and distanf es me
andering 10 the place OF beginning, and
containing within tnese metes and bounds
one hundred and thirty-nine acres OF land
be the same more or les, with a TWO story
frame house, frame barn anu two story
frame tenant house thereon erected.
Seized and take" IN execution as the
property of Edgar Smith, Eliza J his
wife, and Alfred smith and Margaret A
bis vile, and Perry Miller, Annie M iller
William Conway, Ann Shallcross and )
+. Shallcross, l. Us, and 10 he sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sherif-s ONCE, New Castle, October 10
1878. oct2i staw-ts.