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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-19
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rEyHE r0PaRTNRk>HrP COMPOSED OF
Y P A Wagner and John G. Fox, under the name and
Stvie of p. A Wagner Co. of Carson City, Nevada,
dissolved nv mutual May I'd, 1873 Mr.. Charles
having purchased the entire interest OF Nj John G.
Fox therein
The business will Hereafter be carried by the under
si.rnci Charles Sader and P A Wagner under the firm
name Of P Wagner & Co, who will collect all dues and
oay all debts If P. A. Wagner s Go.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO Att
~ persons holding hens against SO Ntcperty o Jacob
P. Winnie described follows 10 Lots numbered
eight and nine in block number tftyeight Of Proctor
Green's division of Carson City, Nevada that the under
signed has commenced bcsiOn in the Justices Court OF
Carson Township, Orms6y County, Nevada before c. A
WithereI Justice Of the Pea2c to foecose mechanics
lien held against said properly, ana al persons holding
liens IN said premises under and by Act IT the
Legislature of the State Of Nevada entitled An Act To-
secure liens to mechanics ana Others sud repeal al
other Acts in relation thereto approved March 1877
hereby notified to be and aprear before Court
the 9th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877. at 10 O'Clock A. Mot
al day, and 20 exhibit then and there tue proof of the
liens. DUNNING y HUNT,
By HARMS . COVE their attorneys
Carson, Nevada, June 16, ls77 IaW3w
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ASH h. ROB BINS,


IN THE DISTRICT COERT OF FHE
Secbnd Judicial District State of Nevada in and for
rrsby County-In the matter of tie estate Of Edward
Miles, nsaneElsie T. Miles, the guardian OF the estate
= The said Edward Niles (who has adjudgef nsane)
having the 2eh day OF bruary, A. d. 1879 pr scented
to the Judge # this District Court petition led by
oath praying that order to mortgage certain al
estate belonging said Edward Niles hat it would be
beneficial to said Edward Niles such real estate should
be morgaged And having ppear Il t" the Judge of this
Court bv said petition that il is n5ssary aud beneficial
mortgage the said real it hereby ordered that
Of kin of the said III ard Niles and all persons
interested in the said appear before this Court
the Courtroom thereof the house in Carson Cy
Orrnsby County, on SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
APRIL A d. 1879, at 10 O'Clock then and there t"
show cause why an order should net be granted for the
borrowing of money and the rtragins Of such estate.
:. d XII &c, District Jul ge.
Attest: J. Fl. MARSHALL, ClegI.
March Il, 1879 4w
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IN JUSTICES COUNT. CARSON TOWN.

snip OrmsDy County, State q NcVada, before {. A.
Wthereu Justice of Peace.
D. IL. Lentz and P 4 Wagner, plaintiffs David
Small and Rachel f. Small, his wife, DEFENDANTS.
Notice hereby given to ali persons holding claiming
liens that certain piece OF land, With building and
dwelling thereon in Carson CITY OrmsJv county safe Of
Nevada called and known being the haif OF ioI
number nine 90 and the west ha Of lot number ten 90
in book number eleven 4 of trrys Division Of said
Carson City, being and forming compact piece o.
land under the Constitution of the state Mex ada and
under the provisions OF the Act of the Legislature
State entitled AN Act to liens mechanics and
others; and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto APP
proved March 2 1875" and appear said JUS
tees Court the 18th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1871 IL
o'clock n. OF said day, ami to exhibit then and there to
said Court the proofs of their said liens.
D. II. LENTZ, r,,...x
p. a. WAGNER, ! h'Ai''liS
Carson City, Nevada, April 81, 1877 law3w
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

EE II. DUSNING3 and -. NJ. HUS'F, doiuf,
70 business at the Lake Tahoe Lumber Nl-i under
the firm Of Duuning 4 Hunt, dissolve plr.ut.shio
this day by mutual II. T. Cunning viii collect
all bills due to and pay all demands against the old firm
The business will he continued the old place by + NJ
Hunt. as sole proprietor
Carson CITY April 10th 1873 m
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

HNET9EE > W. AND w
IT. both deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adninissra
tor of the estate Of James W Ne and wife both deceased
t. creditors Of and all persons having claims against said
deceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ms after the first public tion OF tins no
tce to the sad administrator the Office Of I. Coffin,
attorney law i'll Carson City, Nevad in sad County OF
Ornlsby.
Dated at Carson City. New, March 5tn, 1879
ALFRED HELM.
Administrator of estate of James ". ye And wife both
deceased.
r COFFIN Attorney for estate 1sw4wTnh5
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NTOTIcE u HEREBY GIVEN FFE L rs'SFE
"a Assessor has this day delivered to the understand
the Assessment Roll for the fiscal va tole her
with the map book and the original lists Of property at
that the Board NJ County Commissioners will sit rs
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CONSUMPTION
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ESTATw OF May. P'RKTR. DE-
II ceased Notice is hereby wen b. the undersigned
Public Administrator OF County of Omsby, State Of
Nevada the creditors of, ad al persons having claims
against the said deceased exiI them with the
,ary vouchers within ten months after the first pubca
ton Of this notice. the SAID Public Administrator at his
office at the offic. of Wells Fargo Co.. in Carson City
Nevada Dated at Carson Nevada. November IA, 1878.
Holm d. kER3EY,
Public Administrator o. said County and State in charge
of estate of said deceased
TRENMoR COFFIN, Attofne. for estate law4w
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WE WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION
Wv Of Carpenters WIgonmakers, and all other Wood
the fact that work both Soft and Hard
Wood Lumber to any desired shape. Ede Tools ground
md sharpened in the best manner. We also
surfare Lurlber make Tom2u~d and
GroOved Flooring, Beaded Ceiling
Parties wiz do we'll to give call, prepared
0 do good work at reasonable rates
surnttur~ Repairing Wood farming anu
scroll ~atv5~g. FeuCe Posts and
pick.ts made plain
turned or fancy. msy7u
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DR., |. j. CzaPKaV'8
PRivAT MEDICAL sTlTuTE.
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i27 Montgomery street,
Ssn francisco Opposite the Occidental Hotel
ESTABLISHED IN 1854
For the Permanent Cure of Gil Special and
Chronic Diseases, also vii Faneale
Complaints and Diseases OF the
Nervous system.
rHyHF IMMENSE DIES TRUCTEsHN OF HI
liie annually from secret and chronic diseases
sed this old and reliable institution to he established
in Philadelphia Penn in 1850, and afterwards in San
Francisco CAL in 1854 private disfesary in order tc
Afford the afflicted the best medical and surgical reatmen
for the above and all other affections and complaints
Consultations 81 the institute or by letter FREEs
To the Afflicted.
Dr. L. J. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
rubc of the Pacific that at the earliest solicitation
If his numerous friends and hundreds If those unfortu
aatey afflicted with disease he has reopcted his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
II his profession. The doctor would remind all those who
are in need of medical aid that since renquishing his
very extensive and successful practice San Francisco he
visited The principal cities in Europe inspecting dill
gently the most renowned hospitals and gathering the
nerience of the most learned in the profession the benefit
which be offers to all in need Of his services Rheu
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Of
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LAKE TAHOE LUMBER YARD.
&. MI. HUNT, Proprietor
VIEHPs sTANTLY ON HAND

Clear and Common Lumber, Of aii kinds
Doors, Windows Ind Blinds.
Aouhings PckotS and Shingles.
Door and Window EanIin-s and F.sHenings.
Screws, Wire Cloth, Etc, Etc,
Which sell cheaper than he bought at any etisr
place in the state.
s5s-Or4iers delivered in all parts Of the city Free.
carson City, February Is, 1879.
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CHAN GE OF TIME.

UoISr r,ys .sl.n OF VIRGINIA AND
81 Truekes and Central Pscifc Railroads.
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The above Sale Is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NAY, A. D. 1877. at sam
hour and place. by request OF Plaintiffs and Defendants
5. T. SWIFT, Slier ii.
Csrson City, April 30, 1877. mJl
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the S1st day of MAY, A D. 1877, hour and pace
and by request OF plaintiffs aud defendants.
s. r. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City. Mag 10th 1877
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Gin SroSfen Der Trsuae in jsbsn
Worte.

Glsminston, Sunpsrton Co., q. 8.
Or. &. 9. pisres. Buffalo, 81. ..
gor bret Wpnatsn bra6sn srpse
Sdwdren unp 9si9pire an msinsm
9ef9t 8brpsr uno meinsm @lierern
aus. SD perl6afte mir Sbr Golden
Medical Discovery Cgolosne mseisis
nti6e G~ntreduns) uno bic" Purgative
Pellets" C%abfdbrenpe piQ6en) unb na1s
benz t6 is&S Glal6en aebrau6te, tsfnps
i'd mid tsuts In gutter 9slunebstt. aQe
iene bdBlt&en S6wdren inc sebsilt une
meins Saut 1T pispsr II, natirIiGsnr, &C.
iunpsm 3utanpe. Sd bate berstts &c,
slaubt, Id f5nns ni6t furirt rperpen.
Sbslei6 i'd Sbnen r,sine Danfbarfsit
nur i9wa6 auss uerifsn ssrnas, 70 III
csnnp6 Elm Srppfen Der Greuee In ieesm
Wprte, paS ta i6reibs.
aufri&tis Der Sbrise,
Samss >. SsIts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

gen HsltstDns uno psrsist gang.
pab oieis aus elmer Belt iammsn, no
&ir&e uno Staat eieie Nnselesenbeit
gemetn T a m prensxn. Gr Ssraist,
pab cteie &stte tbrem @eien rad, neil
tie dber cen natirlibsn 9ren3frsts ess
Staatss binaus f6 srfrsdsn, nur auf
9runo elmer auscrifIi6 fcrmulirtsn.
peer ttatiddli@ asleitetsn 3utimmuns
Der Stride enttebsn fpnntsn. 9Sf h6
eteles 8erbdItnie, 70 eriteint psnfbar
uno ;uldlis, ras Ter i6ulplanmdsise
Gelisipnsuntsrtdt aufb5rt es bleitt
aber abiolut unssnfbar uro un,uldIia,
paB Der Staat Der He1tsnaAfplan in
Dem ssbsilisten Grte psr Sir9e rperce.
nGnplid last Die Sir6e NIT Spufer
Shenbstt : uGine Ginpirfuns auf ben
Ia@lt&sn Snbalt Der &%slisionslebre ftebt
Ger faatli@sn S9ulauffdtsbstSrbs q a
Mot tn fsinsr Sorm. untsr feinsr
Vorausissuns ;u." Die 9ebre rsr fatboI.
8ir3s 1T peltbstannt ; ibre 8ats6tsmsn
lte8sn Dor aasr Nussn ibre piGsni9afs
lt6en 8srtrrtsr f0nnen j~ebsr,sit ssb5rt
ibrs Orepunssmdsis bsrufsnen Sberbirs
ten tbnnsn INNER UNI enesllttse Gnts
l9stpuns ansssansen percsn. 0il rte
Staatsrssteruns slsi&wObl pur6 etn mfg
trauii6es neberwaden Ger &sltstosletre,
bic Niaionen preusildsr Staatsbirssrn
ben Wes gum Simmel seist. anoronen,
neil fe cine S6drisuns pss Shatss
fir&tet 70 mag fe bic 9sbre Der Sir9s
nur einfa9 perbietsn.
[S@luB fclstl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Der eesbannel Der Sersinistsn
Staaten.

Sspatpr Blaine bat Dor 8ur;en BET
einem Dol, Der Seem gprtsr Saneslsfams
n,er sssebenen SsfsGen etne &sbe ssbals
ten, tn pel5sr er etnen gersleid ;piidsn
Der @rfbe unb Zen, Wabstbum ees
5anpelS Der Ser. Staaten unb hem ans
psrsr 2dncer ;cs. unp su lem SaluGe
selanste, eab namsntlid unisre &bepsret
gar isbr zines nsusn aufi6punsss Be-
pirfe. CT mics nod. bas nod Dor span,
;is Sabrsn rrsi 8iertsl alters 9tfe rpel1s
peu Sanpelsperfebr Der Ser. Staa.sn
nit benz &uslanee Ssrmittelten, ameritas
ntl1s parsn, pdbrsno isBt ni6t Der pterts
She'll Der 70 psrtpaneten S6iTe amatfa,
nilte iinp. SIN ,labrs 1889 bis 1857
bate gnslanp. Die srSete Sanpslsnation
Der @tlt, S&iHe pom ~;uiammen 100000
Ipnnenlaf, pelde ietnen 5aneel NIT BEN
Der. Staatsn Sermittelten une BIG Gum
pprissn Sabre bate ii6 cte 3abl ttsIer
S&iHsiU Sermebrt. paB iie cine 9siummts
laft Don $780, 600 Tpnnen reprdlentirs
ten. Deutldlanb. pel&ss bamals blcs
Shife BON 10000 Ipnnenlat In eie.
fem Sanrsl bate, bsias TN Sprissn Sabre
I9pn psrsn BON $4,000 I%pnnensebalt.
Der Spnnsnssbalt Der iapspii6snS 6ife,
wsl6e zen 5anpsl spiI6sn S6weesn
unb Nprpesen unp ben Ser. Staatfn
psrmitteln, itsiserte i6 wdbrenp Der lsBs
ten spansts Sabre BON 10000 auf
$4,000 unp islbf Seterrstd, psl6ss
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Ienest rsrsn isBt nit einsm ssiammtsn
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suridsssanssn. Sn iepem anpsren Sc
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semabt. llnIsre 6abrifatipn bat pts
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unier Mdsrbau bat aue Grtpartunsen
ibertrpHsn. tluIsre Gilenbabnsn purpsn
BON Is 900 auf 80, 900 Weilsn Ssrmebrt,
unp bic 8ssteruns bat nt6t nur 16O,,
100000 In barren @elpe, Ipneern aud
100000. 900 Ndsr 9anses beraessbsn.
I'm, eur6 ben Sau neuer Sbtsnsnpsst
unIsren Sinnsnbanpa su fSrpsrn. Au'
SCREEN atsr bat fe nod pur6 sinen Cart
isrsn slrtifsl ssi6dBt pel6sr purd
am%srifanii@sS Capital unp amerifanil1l
Nrteit srssus. wirp. SIR ben 5anbs
nit benz auslanps pasesen III ni6t bas
Winpsfe ssI6sben. Die Dampfsr
psl4s bsute cen Serfebr spiIten Nms'
rita unp europa ssrmittsln, rspriltntirsr
1000 Spnnsn 9sbalt une jepsr Opua'
taYpn bsfinest f6 tn Sineen ron Gu
rppiern. Die Ser. Staaten finb be-
fimmt bic game @slt nit esbsnsmit.sl,
,u Snlprser unp mir tbun pisS bsut
l6pn in aussspsbnter Wstls ispp6 js
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loren unp rpanpsrt In bic Ial9sn 20,
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0tlpes une anisrsr Gnerste Dem Sa'
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

ftatt bae mir uns milo auf BEN Sau Don
Giienbabnen itir,ten, rpelde in ptslcn
Tdasn unnStbta rparen. banr wiirce Gem
eance eth Susae nett srSsersn gprtbsiIs
eri6lp1en trcreen iein, Die Imerifaner
I&einen tamit sufriepen ;u fein bic un'
9ebeure Nsnse ibrsr Yrppuete mad Ger
Ssefife su brinsen uue ba5 iibrise
slei&siltis ausldncsrn au tibsrIafsn.
Im S&lufe iaste 5err Blaine, IS sete
aus Gem 8sten sinen untsrbrp6nsn
iber Seem yOrf fdbrsncen @es na9 eis
Serpcpl uno es ltsse gar feline Notbwens
pifeit Dor unieren 9epinn nit ausIins
BERN ~ tbeilsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

I. SUM stne Oipicsnee ,ablen mifen,
une I'm ras III f6nnsr, bate ne i5 nit
unS ausaIsibeu miTen.
Gs inc NOD 3 psttsre Witslisrsr Der
gance auf freten Sdfen. aber its finb
betannt unc perren balp Serbaftet per>
ben.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-09-19
Frederick Douglas ON the Negro E.odu.


AT the meeting of the Social Science Asso-
citation at Saratoga last week, paper by
Fred Douglas was read, discussing ably and
intelligently the negro exodus and its effect
upon the South. Nothing since the abolition
of slavery, he says, has excited a deeper in
terest among thoughtful men, than this fact
that few thousand freedmen have laid down
their implements of labor and sought homes
in Kansas and that thousands more are fol-
lowing their example. The exodus has re-
vealed to Southern men the humiliating fact
that the prosperity and civilization of the
South are at the mercy of the despised and
hated negro. Mr.. Douglas denies that the
exodus has been brought about by politicians
or by spectators, but says it was entered up
on as the only means of safety, At the same
time he regards the movement as ill-timed
and in some respects hurtful. He said
AT time like this, so full of hope and
courage, it is unfortunate that the cry of des-
pair should be raised in behalf of the colored
people of the South, unfortunate that men
are going over the country begging in the
name of the poor colored man of the South,
and telling people that the government has
laws in that section, and that there is no hope
for the poor negro but to plant him in a new
soil in Kansas and Nebraska. These men do
the colored people of the South real damage
They give their enemies an advantage in the
argument for their manhood and freedom.
They assume the inability of the colored peo-
pie of the South to take care of themselves I;
the country will be told of hundreds who 90
to Kansas, but not of the thousands who stay
at home in Mississippi and Louisiana. They
will be told of the destitute who require ma
terial aid, but not of the multitudes who are
bravely sustaining themselves where they
are. In Georgia the negroes are paying tax
es upon six millions of dollars, and in Louis
lana upon forty or fifty millions, and upon
large amounts elsewhere in the Southern
States. Why should people who have made
such progress in the course of few years
now be Inundated and scandalized by exodus
agents begging money to remove them from
their homes, especially at a time when every
indication fayors position that the wrongs
and hardships which they suffered are soon
to be redressedY Beside the objections thus