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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08

Lillientield is closing out his stock
remarkably low figures.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

800 Ophir-7
Is MeXican-Sa .-=e >--a r.
800 Gould & Curry-G4
440 Best & BeIcher-lI3
355 Caiifornia-70c
1870 Savage-3 50 -
go Con. Virginia-24 -~-
% Chollar-2
900 POtosi-I IS
100 Hale & Norcr0ss-33
100 Crown Point-2 50
so Yellow Jacket-5s
1l45 Imperiai-20c
100 Kentuck-2!
80 Belcher-3 Is
Cos Sierra Nevada-l44
10 Utah-G3
400 Bullion-13
$50 EXchequer--l 40
10 S Belcher-l!
1856 Overman-2 c5
80 Justice-9Gc
72O Union Con.-12s
so Alta 30
G50 Caledonia-40c
so Julia-35c
200 Silver Hill-25c
200 OccIdental-l So
100 Challenge-S3c
1GG Scorpion-1 80
400 Behton-75c
EVENING BOARD.
40 Eureka COn.-1GS
10 Northern Bel.e--l5s
200 Day 80
$50 Aibicn-1I
$50 Mt. Diablo-G4
500 Belding-25c
$50 Eureka Tunnels 60
60 Bodie-64
27O Bechtel-50c
800 Syndicate-3Oc
4o0 Goodshaw-35c
100 Concordia-1
1870 Monc-2 05
$50 Oro-35c
305 Bcdie Tunnel-1i
% Tiptep-54
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08

The man who tried to explain away
his understanding experiments by
saying that he was a member Of the
Humane Society, and felt it his duty to
thin out the over-crowded hen-cocps
for the sake of giving them better VEN
tilation, had his board paid for ninety
days by an appreciative community.
Nobody's talents need 60 to seed in
this csuntry.-.St Louis Hornet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08
W God for Sale.

I will sell wood, as good, and even
better, than any in Carson, two-thirds
red fir limbs, and one-third split yellow
pine mixed) at 81 per cord. A reduc-
ton of fifty cents will be allowed to
parties taking five cords or more at one
time. have also quantity Of nut
pine and cedar, which will sell at pro-
portionately low figures. Terms strictly
cash on delivery. ID. CIECE.
Ministers use Ammen's Cough Syrup.
1t cured my cold-Anmen's Cougi,
Syrup. ...a-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08

A rattle for a Kennedy improved
rifle, "A caliber, c. T. "A inches, octo
barrel, will be disposed of at the Hole
in-the- Wall Opera House, On Friday
evening, November 10, at o'clock.
Fifty tickets, at ST each. sheet
now open. Come one, come all, and
try the dice at the Hole-in-the-WalI.
Bang! n1-td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08

The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour-
bon, Ind, says "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure"
Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, Dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow
skin? ShiIoh's Vitalizer is positive
cure.
Why will You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, so cents and 81.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker
mouth.
"Hackmetack," lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron
chitis.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of ShiIoh's Vitaizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21

E%Don't forget the Baltimore and
Ohio low rate excursion to Chicago
June %, 1881; tickets good for ter
davs.. s|rc};t - ~,
The B. 4 o. road some years ago in
augurated a system Of excursions during
the summer season, making the rates so
low that even one can take trip Of hun.
dreds Of miles for few dollars.
% Chicago, the metropolis Of the West,
always a great point Of interest, will be
doubly so from June 20 to July 4, on
account of the Saengerfest of the North
American Saengerbund, in which all OF
the principal singers OF the world will
participate. The B. & o. offers special
inducements to excursionists on June
%. To addition to the extreme low rates
there will be 5 fast trains running
through to Chicago, without change, ele.
gantly equipped with modern coaches,
newsB. ~ q. sleepers and dining cars.
No other line can Offer such induce
ments IN time. comfort and accommoda,
tions.. En- ro1'e'the B. L o. track strikes
the shore. OF Lake. Michigan, and. fer
miles follows. the shore. affording pas
sengers a magnificent view of this beau.
tiful lake. 4.
p~Psssangers by this line are. landed q,
tue Sexposltion5 bulIding,. I uuIcu tne
Saengeriest Is heidi and within five min
ute'se walk of the he-leading hotels and tn,
.hnainess norton of the CITY.
|; For time, Of trains, and rates Of fare
see small biIls :,
For tickets, further information, etc.
call on Agents Baltimore and Ohio Rail
roadsor address We. Rappert, PssseE
ger Agent. '2o5i North High street, Co
lumbns, Ohio. a.;fs' x
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PROBATE. NOTICE. :

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been nled
II In the Probate Court OF Monroe County;
Ohio, BY the following Executors, Admins.
traitors and Guardians, to wit:
First and fnal account Of Wilhelmipa
Busche Rxecutrix Of the ~ill Of Charles
Busche, deceased,
First and final account Of John A Devoe
Executor Of tho will Of Elizabeth Wise,
deceased.
Third and final account Of Jacob Afrolter
Administrator Of the estate Of Frederick
Ry6, deceased.
First and final account Of Jacob Yoss, Bx-
ecutorof the will Of Nicholas Wsgmiller ds:
ceased. ~ -. sjt
: First partial account Of James W. Warner
Administrator. with the will annexed, Of the
estate Of Nancy Gallagher, deceased.
First partial account, Of Stephen Boughnsf
Administrator Of the estate Of Adam. Kalb.
neisoh, deceased. i!
Second partial account Of Isaac a. Wilcox
Guardian Of John @. n. Willison . minor.
Eighth partial account Of David Rubl,
Guardian of Leonidas Harvard, a.minor.
Eighth and final account Of David Ru bic
Guardian Of Norman Harvard, minor.
Third partial account of Elisabeth Lentz
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Jonathan
Lentz, decd.
Second partial account of M. T.. Johnston
Guardian of the minor heirs Of James g
Johnston, decd. ..7
First partial account Of T. G.. Allen, Omar
dian Of Barbara E. Hauisen, an intecile.
Second partial sccount Of Lena Howiler
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Joseph Howl
Ter, decd.
Seventh and final account Of Alexander Bu
chanan, Guardian of Thomas ]. Pickens,
minor. -.
ANY person interested may nle written ex
ceptions to said accounts or any item thefes
on or before the LIST day Of July mex
when the same will be finally heard and CON.
tinued from day 70 day until disposed Of
R. K. WALTON,
june7, 'slws. Probate Judge Y. CO
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~We Get a singular revelation

s~We get singular revelation Of
Conkling's opinion Of the mercenary
vretches of the ,"God add morality"
section Of the Republican party, in q re-
cent interview with Hon. Lewis. Law
renee, of Utica, Now York, one OF the
wealthiest men Of thatpsrt OF the State,
and great friend OF Conkling's. Mr..
Lawrence reports this as occurring at
the quarters Of the New York Senstor
in fS77, during the session Of the Elec-
toral Commission: 3slE ai#
One night was With him In his room
silently smoking while Coukiing Wake ]
up and down saragins lioass AT last
be broke out: Lawrence, L can't keep
company With this riff raft any longer.
They are rotten with corruption, and
after having taken every thing else, they
are bound to steal The sPfesidency. Sher.
man reeke with plunder.& Wheeler is q
virtuous log-roller. Stanley Matthews
would sell bis soul for oiiice. As 70,
Hayes, be is simply pious sneak, ready
to give money to be President, and to
drop on his knees in tears il caught al
It. have q great mind TO get up in the
Senate and denonnce. the whole thing
tomorrow, and call on honest Republi
cans to give the election to Tilden, to
whom YOU as we'll 30 II, know it be.
longs" told him it would drive hin
into the Democratic party rand he said
"Let it drive, there are more gentlemen
and fewer hogs than with u.s." These
we're just his words But another in
fluence which we could not reach ther
"a lady I'm afraid--turaea- the Sena
tor '..-tsf -
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LEGAL NOTICE.

go .Nfpf---t : - -
5ToHN,NELsoN and Vance u. !Nsissn ,xhss.
J place Of. residence and postsflss address
IL Dun Glen, Hemboldt county, Nevada, and
Rachel Ann Potts and David Potts. her has.
bandy shess place Of residenss and postofics
address IL Atlanta, Logan county, illineis,
will take notice that on the 9th day Of Nay
A. b. 1881, the plaintiff; washinston Nslssn,
Sled pesition in the court Of common pleas
Of Monroe county. Ohis, against yea and
Jsmima Nelson widow Of Thomass Nelson,
decsxssd, and the other heiH ef said dsss.
dsnt, the object and prayer Of which II -
obtain IN Assignment Of dover Of Jsmina
Nelson and partition Of the following d..
sqibed premises situats in kenres county.
Ohio. TO wit: ,,ss
Lot number thirty TIVE, and the east half sf
lot number thirty one, and = part Of the
north, part Of Lot number thirty seven IN
Tipton's addition to Jerusalem, and being Ia
section thirty, township I've and range I've.
Also, the ssst, part Of the south. half Of the
posthwsst ,qnartsr. Of section twenty four,
township Ave ami range nvs, containing thirty
seven and fourteen hundredth acres. Alse,
thsI wsat part Of the southwest quarter u
ths; ,southeast quarter Of same section. con
fainins twenty nine and eighty hlndfsath
acfss. Also; the north part Of the Northeast
suaEterS Sof the northwest quarter of section
twenty, three, same township and range, cen.
iaipiIg eight and nineteSA hundfsdth assea
land osntatnins In all seventy ave and tAlE.
tssp ahundrsdth acres more er leas; bsinG all
the lands, situate in Monroe county ohis. d
whlok Thomfs Nelson died seized: and Il
Sh6fgsp tho inssIssts sf, Vance n Nielsen apd
others With advancensuts. II. -
-Yon are required to answer SAID pstition
- Or before the 3osh aayr Of |nly a. D, 1851.
y. PEARSON 4 DJHKRTY,
= maya 4 'Saw7. r.. isAts'ys for flSinsi1.
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DR.. MOTIFS Liver PILLS are the
best Cathartio Regulators.

Eliza Dairy ynple, Ravenna, Ohio,
school teacher, has, it is said, been pun
ishing her refractory gum-chewing pu-
pills with doses of cayenne pepper.
The two Greek Commissioners for the
dellneation OF the frontier have started
for Constantlnople. All the Greek light
artillery has been ordered to the frontier.
The Bey of Tunis has appointed the
person who for many years has been his
buffoon to the posts Of President of the
and administrator Of relig-
ious corporations.
AT the close. OF the inquiry into the
Victoria disaster, at London, Ontario,
Captain Rankin and Manager Parish
we're arrested, on complaint Of Post
master Jones, who lest q daughter by
the calamity.
The heirs OF man six months dead
in North Attleboro, Mass, unable to
find the papers containing the records
OF bis property, dug up bis body and
found them and 860.in money In the
pocket OF the mouldering coat in which
he bad been buried.
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Is the Republican Party Dying7

Is the Republican Party Dying?
II Gen. Grant has anv authority to
speak for the "S.alwart" faction there
need be no further doubt about the pres
ent. condition of the Republican party
1t is split up to an extent to betoken its
early overthrow. e'
1--WE shall Eever elect another Presi-
dem said prominent Republican Sen.
ator shortly before the adjournment OF
the special session; sour last success
has been our ruin" This may prove
true prophecy. .~
The "Stalwarts" have nothing to do
but to fight the Administration; so coun.
sells Gen. Grant. "New York cansot be
carried without Conkling;;" neither can
a number of other States, think the lead
-ers. The word has evidently passed
down the "Stalwarl' line to take the
Garfield Blaine faction on its own issue,
and keep the internecine contest until
one side only remains to fall prey to
the united Democracy.
Grant was The "Stalwart" head center
in 1880; he nlyIshould be acquaint.
ed with the purposes Of his whilom fol.
lowers now. He gives warning that the
s.Stalwarts" are irreconcilable. They live
Tor revenge alone. They would survive
their party. They will.-Washingtou
+ Post. 'f
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS.
Libera1 Rates.

The National Holiday has lost none
Of its interest to the Amer ican people,
slthough the manner OF it's obser vance
has undergone some change: Those
who can possibly leave home devote
the day to visiting friends and relatives,
or to witness the celebrations held in
the large cities -
The Pennsylvania Company, operating
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne &sChicago Rail-
way, Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R., Erie
F& Pittsburgh r. r, Ashtabula Il Pitts.
burgh Ry and North Western Ohio Ry,
several years ago i1agga,sted the
"FOURTH OF OFJUUYEXCURSIONS, !"
and increased patronage @cH year tests
fies to their growing popularity This
year it is the intention to sell q Special
Excursion Ticket. F0RUSE OF chill.
DREN between Eve and twelve years o I
age, at one half the usual excursion
rates, in order to enable entire families
to make an EXCURSION BY RAIL to
city or country, st little expenses.
Excursion tickets will be sold to and
from all stations on lines operated by
Pennsylvania until July I'D, Sd and Alb,
good 10 return until July 9th, 1881 in
clusive.. ~ +. s~,1 u sa,r..4x. -
Call on nearest agent Of Eennsylvania
Company's lines f6rs excursion rates,
timetables and information.
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!. ..sHEah1rF's ! III SALE. :
I. spence :,
u, W.
Jared Sole ct al.

DY sfssue Of . certain order OF sale. Issued
ont Of the court Of common pleas,
within and fer the county of'Ncnroe, and
Statseof Ohio, in . CASE pending In said
court between the above named parties, and
70 me directed, viii offer fer sale 1t
pu6As auctionsat the east door Of the eoart
house In Weod.6eld. on s. s;... ,
Saturday, the 16th day Of july, 1881.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following do
scIhsd real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The undivided half Of the northeast quar-.
tsrs6f section twenty six, township two Of
ranss fear, except the northwest quarter Of
said quarter section, containing ONE huudssd
and twenty acres moro or less.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold u ap-
ptaissd II $3.50, and may sell for tive .thiFds
Of said appraisement. Terms sf sale, cash
before confirmation. - w. -
: -ssfs- wILLIAH RRAD,
stHAsl4 '6lw5. Sheriff n. @, o. Il
I, 6Pliess & DIrsss Att,ys. -:
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june Crop Report

WASHINGTON, June. l5.-Thea Agtil
cultural Department issues the following
synopsis of the reports for June:
Cotton-The returns to- this depart.
ment show the total increase. in the area
planted. in cotton to be less than one
per cent. more than last year. The Re:
ports are as follows :. Forty-one coun-
ties in North Carolina report, IAN in-
crease OF four per cent; sixteena eoun-
ties in South Carolina report the average
tie same asslast year : seventy ;scpuntfes
In Georgia give an increase Of tyo. per
cent. fifteen counties in Florida give q
decrease o. 3 per cent; thirty-tro 'ib
ALBANIA give q decrease OF : per- cent.
forty in Mississippi give the same ave
rage Of acreage; fourteen in Louisians
give an increase OF 5 per cent; sixty.
nine 10 Texas give an increase or 2 per
cent. thirty-twe in Arkansas give an
increase of l per cent; and seventeen
counties in Tennessee report on average
Of 5 per cent /; decrease. The condi-
ton is much lower, being % this year
against SO last year at the same time
and 96 in 1879. The weather generally
is reported too wet and cold, aud con.
sequently the crop is very backward.
Spring Wheat-The acreage OF this
crop shows o large decline since last
year. The area reported to this depart
ment is only &c per cent ,oi that grown
in 1880. The condition is, however
fully equal to that Of last year at the
same time. "
Winter Wheat-The condition Of this
crop, on an average for the whole coun-
Try. is only 76 per cent. The principal
complaints are from Michigan lndians
and Illinois, where, added to the most
unfortunate weather, there is great
damage from chinch bugs and the Hes.
sian fly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-06-21
JOE JOHNsTON's VINDICA-.
TION.s 81. =
His Answer to the Charges Of Mr..
Jefferson Davis. =:

-- |.
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Sun gives the following
as the result OF an interview with Gen.
Joseph E Johnston, relative to The. crit
ieisms OF bis military record By. Nj
Davis. sto the charge that be did
not improve the opportunity offered by
the hattie o. Bull Run to take The city
Of. Washington, Gen. Johpston said:
"The simple fact af The msastsE Hss a,ss
10 attempt to take an army into, W ash
Eipgton from the Virginia side. Ia have
done so, it would have been necessary
to have crossed the Potomac river, which
is q, mile wide. and we certainly bad no
facilities for doing that. Besides, our
army was in q someshat disorganlzed
state siter the battle Many ofqthe men
believed that that ended the war, They
thought with that little skirmish the
United States Army was permaaently
heaten. They scattered off, wsgs to
their homes, and the army couli; not
have been taken, Immediately after The
battle. to the shores OF, the Potomac
just as the battle OF Bull Run was end
| ed, Mr.. Davis arrived on the field, from
Richmond. He rode on special car,
and with him was brother Of mine. -
He came upon the field, l should say,
half an hour after the musketry firing
had ceased, and rode In front ot the
men who we're there, and they cheered
him. Aiterward he went to the ..hesd-
quarters Of Gen. Besuregard and We
three -Bsaursgard, Davis and myself 50
spent the night together until O'clock
in the morning, our conversatidrf hav
ing reference to military operations. -
Daring that time Mr.. Davis never, sug.
gested the possibility OF taking lhe army
on to Washington. He was there as
President Of the Confederacy, and II be
l thought that it should have been done
all he needed to have done was to have
issued the order. II any one desires
more detailed statement than this I can
only refer him to nv book. A'S
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sHERlFF's SALE.
!. : Ro..nns Reef, !.
s Mary Reef iet al.

or tiitus ofs certain order Of sale In parn.
ID tlouissusd from the oonrtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Aonrse, and State
Of Qhip, in, . case pendipg in said court between
the Above named parties; and to mo directed,
| win .odsf for sale Il public suction 1t the
east door Of the court house in Weods1eld.sn
], ssvsads, ne sd day Of Jsly, 1881,
bstxaess sths .hepEs ot 10. O'clock. 4. y. ai& Z
e'elpct p. m. Of said day, the following ls-
sorihad real estate situate In Monroe county,
0hias y Yh: :. Fs
rhe west part Of the south half of,the
southwest quarter Of section fourteen, town.
ship yEree, range four containing nfty seven
scfsst ahrse roods and seven psrohss. r.
Aso,s the southeast part Of the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of said
section. containing two and one fourth acres,
-besinning for the same at the southwest cor.
ner.of said section fourteen, township three;
range four, running theuce With the section
linSs north two degrees east eighty rods to
the northwest corner Of the south half Of
said section fourteen; thence With the north
boundary Of said half quarter south eighty
eight degrees east thirty eight rods and three
links, ste 4, stone; thence north thirty nine
and, three fourth degrees east twenty seven
rodi Shds twenty two links to stsns il the
Weods6sid and Bssllsville road; tAsncs with
said road south thirty four and half dc.
gsess east. nineteen rods. south forty. four
and fourth degrees EAST 81 rods, south
sixty seven and half; degrees east eight
rods 70 stene. II being the southeast corner
Of. the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of said section fourteen; thsncs south
eighty eight degrees east thirty ave and
three, fonrth rods; thsnos south two degrees
west eighty one rods to ths seotion line be
tween sections thirteen and fourteen; thence
With said line, pcrth eighty eight degrees
veal one hHndred and fifteen and three
fourth rods 10 the place Of brsinniug, cen.
tanning In the two trac's sixty sctss and
twenty ssven rods.
Said property 90 ordered TO be sold Il ap-
praised at $500, and may sell for twi
thtsds ofsaid appraisemsnt, Terms Of sale
one-shird cash ON day of. sale, ons-third
~ one year. and one-third In two years
the deferred payments 70 bear Interest ana
BE- secured BY mortgage on the premises sold
jan.i,'siwt. sh.Iif 4. CO.
Ssaisss 4 DAsscs. s.Att'yA
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Pensions

Dus ALI soLDsIRs one.eighth disabled, Hon.
B. 3, Dawes, N. c., says: "Col, A, w. Nc
Cormick - pension, attorney has had
many years Of experience in a. large and
successful business, 10 capable, thorough and
energetic, . gentleman Of the strictest intes-
rity and worthy of the utmost confidence
Capt. Woodward says: "Judge Mccormick, Of
Cincinnati, is the most energetic. untirilg
and Trustworthy Claim Attorney within the
circle Of my acquaintance" Write him for
Circular to PIKs's OrxsA BgILpINe, CIxcIH.
xArI, OHIO. junel4, 'slnl.
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-. .
Representative BRADLEY, CoNK.
LING supporter, charges that Senator
SESSIONS of the New York Legislature,
a supporter Of DErEw, offered him. g.
600. and actually paid him the cash, to
desert CosKLlNas aud :veM fots DEpaw
SESSIONS denounces the story as bald
headed lie, and an investigating commit
tee is working, to ascertain the truth ol
the matter. The n. r Morld says. /.
at Is . little curioua- that Mr. Bradley
should have been approached precisely
at the time when Al Ae,ssalwsrts had
declared there would be q scandal--'s
very hextfaordinary Hdhc cfdsicey. fe,
at the same time II II plain that reform
ers whosSbuy votes With Federal Offices
are not likely to stick at Supplying
money for the samesparpess.> And now
"The combat deepens.2 On ~ bravel
And excavate your mutusfgEaye, -
Loud call each Other, .ThieE and .Knavel'
And below 'Briber and s:Peripryr"
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0The Bellsfre Tribune would like
70. make II appear that We wiltully mis-
represent his highly moral party when
W charge that 1t defeated every temper
ance measure introduced in the last Leg.
islature. Local Option, the Pond bill
and the proposed Constitutional Amend.
ments were oil slaughtered in Legisla-
ture thst had Republican majority in
sach House. II you have record that
shows to the contrary, Mr.. Tribune,
please produce It.