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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
Dreadful Disaster.
HERALD BUREAU,


PARIS, September ,.
BY Cable to the Pittsburgh DispstehI
Our Madrid correspondent tele-
graphs the particulars of frightful
catastrophe at Logrono, a beautiful
town built on the right bank OF the
Ebro, where the river is deep, and
opposite Q bank picturesque with
vineyards and mountains, with
Navarro in the distance. 4 regi-
ment of the line was crossing ON a
pontoon bridge, the band playing
gaily, when an awful crash was
heard. The bridge gave way, carry
ing into the river more than JOG
men and officers. The scene that
followedwas of indescribable horror.
The panics,ricken soldiers on shore
were unable to assist their drowning
comrades, who were clinging to the
debris of the bridge The result
was that most Of them sank to rise
no more, all being in marching at
tire and armed with Remington
rifles and q supply Of cartridges.
The inhabitants Of Logrono crowd
ed in thousands to the banks Of the
river. Many OF them having rela-
tives among the victims, Were fran
tic with grief The authorities pro-
cured boats and had the river drag
god with nets and hooks. The
search was prolonged by the aid OF
torches until late in the night. The
bodies OF five officers and seventy
men have Eeen recovered in this
way, and Others have been found by
villagers lower down the river,
where they were carried by the
stream. The pontoon bridge had
been erected to enable passengers to
cross the river while the stone bridge
was being repaired, and had been
pronounced safe by engineers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

THE public debt was decreased
over twelve millions of dollars dur
inc the month of August. This is
the best campaign document the
Republicans could put out as it
speaks volumes for its management
ofthc Treasury. DO the business
men want change? Do they
want tthisunprecedentedrcducti of
the National debt To cease. and the
revenues of the government wasted
and stolen as ii was before the Re
publicans come into power?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

CHESTER, PA, August 30,-As a
crowd Of men were standing on the
station platforns at Rock Dale, about
seven miles from here, last night
discussing politics, one of them, be-
lieved to be John Duffy, drew a
pistol and fred at William Drake.
The bali missed Drake and struck
Thomas Conner. aged nineteen, be-
hind the ear and killed him instant
". Duffy has since given HIM
self up claiming that the killing was
accidental.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

THE consistency Of the HciTsdai,
Commercial is beautiful to behold
Only brief month since 1t declared
that only "self-important people
were in favor Of an early Congrcs-
sional nomination being made by
the Republicans Of this district, and
that 1T matters little whether the
Congressional campaign lasts six
months or six weeks-the shorter
period in our cstemation being pref
cradle, and now it is fretting its
gizzard because Somerset County is
late" naming its conterees, and in
sists that Chairman Keller would
better hang up" Sol sol thcpower
of blowing hot and cold with the
same breath is not among the lost
arts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
: Lightning Stroke

HARRISBURG, August 31.-Sun-
day evening during the progress of
the thundergust which passed over
and around the city about eight
O'Clock, a young daughter of our ex-
county treasurer, Amos Farley, was
struck by lightning and severely IN
jured Miss Farley was sitting on
the doorstep in front Of her fathers
residence, on Third street, above
Calder, when the electric fiu'd struck
her and she fell into the doorway.
Her screams soon brought her aid
and she was carried into the house.
Several physicians were summoned,
who pronounced the case q very Sc
rious one. but after four hours of at
tention she was considered out of
danger At one time it was feared
she would die. Her face grew black
and blue, the muscles Of her body
Were contracted and the pain was
intense. The pain in her limbs
caused her great agony, and the fin
gers were drawn up and rigid. All
oycr her body she felt numb, while
q tingling sensation accompanied
the numbness, the sensation being
the same as that produced by a gal
vanic battery. Miss Farley was
confined to her bed to-day, and it is
whether she viii fully re-
cover from the effects of the shock
IN q Wcck.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

For expelling r9rms from The s,s---
scruEtIuss has nn cluHi 81 tas i
cUunrr-. -ble telsn0luili 81 fsu O..
Brudbury's. expelled - worms -l .l-
t.iIll8Z tie Medicine -BeaL Lyle. .-
ship. "a. a $50 expelled 90 rsr.-. .r
We vel-s t "-N m. Strver- S. L
Sold by dru- --sts. Price - e-s. h. b -
s. JJ., Prop Pir.sHC-gI. Pa. >.-
sept. "a Is Iy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Ex-Governor b. +. PERRY of
South Carolina has published let
ter in which he demands that the
poor, miserable, unprincipled white
man who tries 10 restore the Radical
party to power in South Carolina
should be ostraciscd, and not even
spoken to on the streets; and the
negro refused employment who
dares 10 vote the Republican ticket.
Here is the Southern Democratic
idea Of free speech" and free men"
with o vengeance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
CoNERsETCoUNTYFu

] have pur-ha -ad iir trt s'
lriee. the Draft Stallion C.Ee-
fLr9ughlur " WesIm9rrlIui & Ig-T
rrrhe -B1-t horse. auI wiz -.l-
wee e.. the stable of UIvil Lawn. tl h..
= merset County, jurigS The .ta
tl -Iflmeuct about tbc 5-h a- lll--
lars 20 insure q mare wish iH1L
UEscGtgrfuN---~ SAMSON
chestnut tay, abaur fifteen lA-'--
weighs about sixteen huutret r.l
liinbs. heavy boued lui hca-t. .ia- pr
He ia q sure caF Eeffer. IS can Do
ers sauli sse ans horse a. De- --
~. g. t--
-r1g.glla. June 3 isSJ-lult @.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

DEMOCRATIC journals are making
much ado over the conversion of
Senator David Davis and General
Benj. F, Butler. As both Of these
distinguished gentlemen were Green
hackers and allies Of the democracy
their "conyersion" was quite natural.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Gen. Raum, Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue Is stumping in
Maine. He writes to Washington
Maine viii 90 Republican. ! have
Just canvassed the strongest Demo
cratic towns in this courtyard know
what ! am speaking about. My
opinion IS that Davis's majority will
far exceed the most sanguine ex-
pectations. Fusion does not fuse, -
and fraud viii meet Its just reward.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
q Search Harart

allows Al officer 90 70 through yl-- d
cellar 70 s'-ret, aHi EindSeg s
SeaYcheg IS warranted o. -1 l.--
M from TOP % toe and drive 0ur a.-
It's cures are wonderful and cerrIa-i
preachers and people. Scr0Iul5. l.-
eases. Ervsipcl1s. letter. Ulcer l .-
0n the SEiu. Bliis. P.mpies. Sc Ws
cure. It IS a purely Vegetable tal
Powerful Tonic. For sale by an Hr1-
that our name Is 0u the bottom of .asT
X. r. SELLERS * co, Pr1p'rs. PIT.
C.N. BCYD, Agent S--
Sept. % 1879. lv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Amos F. Bissil of Texas made a
Republican speech in that State. 1t
WAS regarded as a crime, and he was
invited to leave, and to lose no time
in doing H. He obeyed to save his
life. This Is how free speech" and
free men, are treated in the South,
and shows how it Is made solid for
Hancock and English.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

~ - 49,
The election viii take place Tuesday, Noyem-
Der 2ud.
The last day Tor being assessed OF registered,
in order % vote thereat Is Tuesday, September
pad.
The last day for the payment Of taxes is sat
urday, Ortober 2nd.
The attention Of Republican votes is called par-
ticulary to these dates. No vote should he iost
by neglect orovcrsiglit Of being duly qualified.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

NAwows bright,r and bright
er in a Republican light as the day
of election approaches. All the IN
dications now point to Republican
victory in that State, and the cer-
tainty Of the result is daily increas-
ed by the zeal with which om
friends are conducting the canvass.
For twenty years the Democratic
party has never been able to carry
a State or National election when It
has been opposed by anything like
determination or intelligence In
diana is to-day an illustration OF
this fact.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Tobacco growing in Wisconsin Is
confined to three counties, and the
crop Of this year viii yield million
of dollars. Contracts are being made
at s. cents a pound. An acre yields
1900 pounds, which at the present
price gives the producer s12S.00,
which is much better than raising
,,-l,.n4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Democratic party stands on
the same spot it stood upon when
Hancock fifteen years ago trained
his gun upon it. The General has
countermarched, not the party.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Charleston 6. c. Mars has
an account Of what ii calls San
amusing affair" at .Abbeyille Court
House. that State, the story thus
reading: ~The Republican County
Convention met here yesterday at
II o'clock. Business was suspend
ed, and everybody turned out to
hear what the RAIDS would say.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

General Bob Toombs says, Eve
viii elect Hancock and the South
viii run the machine" Does any
one doubt that such would be the
case If the Democrats were success
rrI2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Democrats are highlydelight-
cd over the return Of Gen. Butler to
the fold. Beast Butler" spoon
thief, DC, dc, viii no longer illumin-
ate the columns of our Democratic
rDnfnnlnora~ies
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Republicans of Bucks County
at their Convention last week, IN
structed for Hon. George Lear, late
Attorney General of this State, for
L. :. senator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
ENECUTOR'S NOTICE

Estate 81 Jaelh LFiiE. OFT" ui
borough. decreased
Letters testamentary on -he e'.is +.
Ing been granted % the untcr-i2lr-
authority. notice is hereby given Z.
Indebted TO said estate % mthe u-
meat. ans those having claims a-
sent them duly authenticate f'f '-l q
saturday, the 1lth Day yof Sepiea...,l'' En- IS
at the late residence Of said dersi''-
burg borough. ,.-,t..ryu.
&C. LIpi.i,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Ire undersigned hav.lg eel
Orphans Court Ur Somerset Comfy
r-ss upon exceptions 1iel t1 the s-'
j.. East Aim ANA Trustee Or tlg -..
estate oitieur-e Thomas. ts- D. ami
distribution ot the iIIi iI DIS -Lrl
those legally entitled thereto.
Notice IS hereby given tlHt lv....
duties Gt tas Ibuvs afpH'ntu u- ID.
-1marse- fJruugH. 90 tlIIr- Sap.
when ami where an persons il-ar.-.e
F.I. AH
4GE-l
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Grants first political speech, made
at Galena, the other evening, was as
pointed as it was big, and none viii
have a wider circulation. His prom
ise to be at Galena on election day
in order to vote, even ii he has to
travel hundreds of miles to. do so,
viii rccallto all independent citizens
the importance of such an act.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The official Democratic majority
in Alabama, is now put down at
$4,000. In 1876 Tilden's entire vote
in the State was 100000. Could
that $1,000 majority now been other
wise obtained then by a free count?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
Mhr Ia snnth Is solid fnr Hancock

Consider what Lee and jackson would DO were
,iey alive. Tlsss are Me same principles for
trhici they f0rgbi for four ycafs. Remember the
men who poured forth thcirlifc blood on virginia
soil. ami do npt abandon them now. Remember
;hat upon your vote depends the success OF the
Democratic tickot.-[Wade Hampton. at the
meeting in the interests Of Democratic hormony in
Virginia. az Staunton, July 25th.l
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Republicans of Ohio expect
to elect thirteen out of the twenty
Congressman their State is entitled
to. This viii he a gain of four mem
hers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Democracy of Berks county
have hoorod Hester Clymcr, and
nominated "Dan" Ermcntrout for
Inunrn.. I'm Lis nlace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

~THOEDJGH preparation I- '...
English and bus.uc elnal...l.
expenses. not necessarily exceeding 9.
term. Good cHemi 'll and phiiH- pa
.us large iisrary. Good moral ll-
r0IuJings. French and German ..--
term commences September IlrH. l''.
HE.. Wa. EN lNt- t.
M GlHl.r-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

SPEAKING OF General Garfield,
Judge Black says:
Intellectually he is the strongest man,
and mentally he is the equal of any man in
the party. But you understand that the
head of party is like the head of snake
it Is wageed by the body and tail.
-Percisely-therefore If Hancock
is elected President, it is the rebel
body and tail OF the Democratic
snake that willwag the head-Many
thanks. Judge, for the happy illus
tration
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08
SELLERS LIVER FL.

LlTa ItC1 tho 8flH1TTt T0UI-| n "
liver Complaints. CosftSFiifs'
ana szue. sick Headache.
riugcueut- ul the stomach and liver
gr1rs. Read this. "SfHrrr' LIr.r I.
me oian attack oi Liver complain
s,auIing w m. Evans. Joliet l-
-.s. a box. Il. +. Sellers s. CO., ur
burg. Pa. Sold hy an druggists
Scp.. % 1,-g. =.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

The Hot Springs, Arkansas, Yele-
graph publishes an account OF a
Hancock meeting embellished with
a cut Of large Confederate flag, and
this motto, The Democrats hang
their banners on the outer wall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

rstqfs OF Frederick We'mcr, H
B5r.. Somerset Co. Fa.' Joy
I,sttsrsofadmiaistratio1 cum s,...sl--s-l .
,,1st,g isJ,sa- bssn sranted o. .he uulsf..-.ss :.
i-oreT - ,---' saf56ritv. noti5s IS nerel! -
spn,.giif'Ste.itoitto p,gi'St make iHme1iais 49,.
tbose havingciaims against y % it@i 81
Srlv authenticated ior settie.l,55Lir ,5 irFTLLA
Aug p. Adih . 0''''
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Only two members Of the conven-
ton were white, Tolbert and Keller
When Tolbert arose to address the
meeting everything was confusion.
Our BOYS cried: Take him down
Black himl Make him kiss Al
Titusr Amid the confusion and ex-
element Col. Cothran appeared and
attempted to persuade the boys to
retire, and allow them TO 20 on with
the meeting. The boys did not "a
worth a cent. Col. Cothran was
enthusiastically called for by the
whites. Hcmounted the rostrum
and delivered a short and meaning
speech. He iold the RAIDS this is
our country, and it shall remain
ours"
The followin telcgrams corfobo-
rate the statement of the Aass:
ABBEyuLLE, :. C., Aug. d.
The Radicals are in session, nomi,
mating delegates TO the State Con
vention. There was a slim turnout.
The stores are closed and the Dem
ocrats viii attend.
LATER.-The meeting was cap
tured bv the Democrats. Col. Goth
ran and Wallingford, an Elector on
the Grecnback ticket Of Indiana,
made speeches and the RAIDS dis
persed.
This shows what is meant by q
campaign vigorous in tone, which the
Charleston Nars urged It's readers to
carry on. When the Republicans
attempt to hold even convention
for the choice OF delegates, thestores
are closed and every Democrat is
on hand TO capture" the meeting
and disperse the disfranehised col
ored people.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

ON hand TO capture" the meeting
and disperse the disfranchised col
ored people
.----s-.--s----s--s----------
THE friends of General Coliroth
confidently expect to bag the votes
Of a number of Republican soldiers
for him, through promises to have
them placed upon the pension roll.
IF these soldiers are entitled TO
pensions under existing laws, they
will obtain them, regardless Of who
our member in Congress may be.
If they expect to procure pensions
by virtue Of special laws passed in
their favor, we ask what greater
power does Mr.. Cohroth possess 10
secure thc passage of special enact
mentS than any other member Of
Congress? The truth is, this Dem
ocratic Congress. with Rebel Briga-
1;.r. .. gL,ir,.,., of;ts most inn
-,........;... IL -,
va '-'''' ',i'',.''. - - '''''''-' w.
CLAIMS oi tnlon citizens OF Jhc
North. and particularly So 10 pen
sion bills and tbis f9ct Is frankly
.1,.,;.,.lI,,. D.,.,....,.:. ,,,,,,r,s.
men oi character As eyl'ep'e oi
this, the Herald published ct Car
Isle. IN this State. last week con-
tanned 9 letter written bv Mr. Geitz-
,.--. ...r ~. Ii. ~,
''oo. ~ one vi '''' '''''''''s Dg'i''
cf4Ilc congressman rom th's 7'1'e
and nominated IN that district for
rc-clcction-to one of his constitu-
ants. which frankly sets forth the
feeling of this Democratic House
towards Northern pensioners.
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, April %. 1880. !
DEAR Sm.-Your favor was re-
celved. / would most chcefiulily
iii ii;1iouJ, o anu ~ = -, WV ,'sI"5e t & y, !,
t6cnresent Democratic House pcn-
sion bills do not have much favor.
1t has become almost impossible to
ST' colslGerduoA Il Sqcl i glil "a
l;,, ,. -, '',lg n--+ii o H. -
mote. and the Rebel General at the
head of the Pension Committee in
the Senate, Is stlIl more averse to
alloTiis yi any sucI OIils 70 %, ''s.; IL
fora HAT The hin will he cot tbrolIgb
Very truly.
f. Z. BELTzHoovER.
With this expose Of the feeling Of
the present Democratic Congress
relative to pcnsioning soldiers, what
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

~
Poii'i'"I seli'IilielIV' w W "4e ,'o. li'''ip-
'o'' az '7''''''''o''' july 70 l''''
THE FIRST sTEp-osrRAcISM.
Governor B. f. Perry in the dreenyiil' Is. O.
1 r. ... NeTs e, .-'i lDetn'l all .-.
- ~, % 90, mi? 80 '',,u ~
r,oiest,. of his .tr.ngtb and s,vcor
~, tLo .,l+,,. nfL;. eI,,,,+,.,. ord hi.
- '' -. - - - 90 - ',-
e,oi IN ''''' ''''1 i'I ~, ''''i'''l' 7,',,,
7.i''l. ,io' .',' '1' '',C ,Cl 'ol''o 80 ~.
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Pow M l'' '7o'''i. N-i'".',i'I Ii'G'',. . ~,
o' i''il' "''''','''''' q '''''' r''' III
i''i,'i 80 Oh 'I'' ,''''..~' iiq .ii,'''" .,
~, py "'''S" 'I ''Il e''tl5Il !" l''' ,j III
!, ne ne 'oI3'e', man Sil2ulo p' '"'' +
I'!d' 'ii' ,e''-'-7 are "l4''l'l- l!oiH ..1 VI
nm "HIt 10 T.1'i'l yiIci i'.'''''.i' t'.I
tlil3l:l'4 '.i'H nave " e'i'''iT, % ii 7'g'i'-
ny I5 li5 -'.''' ','.'.i. IN -.lo''.,' 1 ~.
,,I,,,. ,.,,,,,,.. ,,l ..o,,,,I,oIa IN oHira
I pay, - '.,'I' IIi d = D',ot - ..,.
.n ,.;I ,r. ~ i;. =, ,.y, IT,
,I5 III Y'i' ~, MN ~ ''''H NJ IA
@iioGi,' ~ -,l'.9 e' VI. ''''S' ".llie'yl
~ - - f. ,'' IL ,. ana NJ
i,+ w. ','r M . ,.'., - ,,-i ,an ,,,' NV
'''' ivy ''''''' ava '''' >''''' '-''.''
THE 9L.oNl--b' LLp'1IH'
~, From the I, Akin Is, g. JoaT.ei .T lngial Pea,
Aiken makes considerable mstlo
but il strikes Us that all this Is bat
q part ui d deep ana wei idd scheme
to attract our attention to them and
keep Us deceived as to the real or
carnations. The negroes are form
ing all over the country. 1t then be-
hooycs the Democrats TO 90 to work
at once and fore-tall the plans OF the
Radicals. The first thing 10 be done
/ Is torcorganizc The red shirt mounted
( clubs. Let every meeting, Demo
cratic or Radical, bc fully attended
/ by them.
TIE MISREPRESENTATION.
From the Charleston ve,-s and Courier ,Dem.)
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

Attention, Republican Voters:

fth ''h'N'h.
FRANK WOLF, Meycrsdale Bor
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR:
WILLIAM BAKER Milford Twp.
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wEDyEsDAY................se September S, 1850
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
GEORGE r. SCULL- Somerset Bor
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An Untrammciicd Ballot.

GETTING READY FOR IT IN SOUTH CAR
OLIEA.
II tell you, my countrymcn, the
fate Of the South viii be harder than
ever if the Republican party is sue
cessful in this campaign. We shall
behold no more free elections, nc
more untrammelled expressions oi
political sentiment Wade Hiamp-
ton at Stamton, July 26. 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-27
sHERlEE,s SALE.

TN TaR DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County Of 5torey.-!hNDREW =:
NRn aAM. Plaintiff vs. W09DBgRY M
tue OF an ORDER OF SALE and decree fore.
closing certain mortRAge upon the real estate
hereinafter described, issued out OF the District
Court of the First Judicial District, 10 and for
the county Of storey. state Of Nevada. on the
TWENTY.sECoND DAY OF MARCH, A. ID.
Andrew ]. Graham, the above named plaintiff.
Obtained Judgment and decree against said
woodbury. Knight and Andrew y. Nackay.
Descendants, for the sum Of eleven hundred and
tvsnty.thres and IS 100 tSti2s SS-l0ol dollar.
With interest On the sum OF one th0us, nd
$4,000 dollsrs from the tth day Of March. ieso
st the rate Of two ~ per cent. per month I'LL
And for the sum Of twelve and 6o-loo
(Sia 60-lO0) dollars taxes, with interest Of the
rate Of two per cent. per month from said 9TH Of
March.
And for th. sum Of one hundred and twenty.
ave lfi2s) dollars council fee. with Interest
thereon from March 18th. 1850. at the rate Of
tan (i0) per cent. per annum.
And for the sum OF nity.slx snd nioety one
hundredtbs tSse 9O) dollars taxed costs ol fore.
closure. And eeven and ten.hundredths " lo)
dollsrs. Clerks accruing cots, and costs and
oIp8n1c1 OF t1l0. WutCu bato aoSAoo cooh
recorded By the Clerk OF said Court 10 Judg.
msnt Book y, at page 2St. and -. BY esld order
and decree, am commanded 70 sci! all that car
tain city or town lot, situated In Virginia City,
county Of Storey. State OF Nevadh, bounded
and described as follows, viz. All that certain
lot, pieces or parcels Of land situats, lying and
beipe IN ths city of Virginia, Storey county.
etate of Nevada. and d. cribed on the ofiicial
map Of said City o. virgins % Lots "a and rs
In Block no. a. IA &c \. cling the same prop
erty convened n Wvo bnr, Kniaht and Andrew
y, iscfay by ia a y Ma barry, BY deed dated
March sin, 1870 aud duly recorded. together
with ali and singular the tenements. heredita.
ments and appurtsnances thereto belonging or
IN snywiss appertaining:
Public notioe IL hereby given that on SAT.
URDAY. The sRVENTEENTH day Of APRIL,
A. d. 1850, between the hours Of O'Clock 4. y.
and 8 O'Clock p. H.-vix; at u O'Clock noon.
/ Will. IN o5edisuce 10 said order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure. sell the sbove described
prouertv. or 20 much thereof - may be neces-
ssry and may be sold separately without mate
RAJ injury TO the parties interested. at the
Oourt-hsuse door. In the city OF Virginia, coun.
Nv Of etorsy and state OF Nevada, q public
suction. for cash In hand, TO the highest and
beat bidder, TO satisfy .plaintlnf said tudg'
meut and said order Of sale, with interest there
on and costs and sccruing costs OF taie. IN
United states gold coin. ,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
nm 7. MoCurcHAN. Deputy bherin. 70