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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

At A RECENT lecture given by John
q. SAKE before the medical students Of
Bellevue hospital, he related the follow
ing little incident, illustrative Of the
original meaning Of the word stcure -
lev years ago an English practitioner
presented q bin to 8 widow Tor Services
rendered her deceased husband. IN which
the word cure" was emplove5 81 ~
original and appropriate sepse qshar-
was in the account but one jfene an
ing s modest sum Of {. 5. al. Wy Rtsceu
as follows To curing your husbsnd IN
be died. III
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SEEDS.
&raRR

n store and 10 arrive. wholesale and retail.
L Al CRAIG'S SEED STORE.
JAMS ar SO Main street. Memphis.
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ID Brew. MAJ. Gen. VIM. 2. Cariin. Asst Com.
Bureau r ,. and A. l..
Your dispatch of the 10th inst. has
Just been received. The suffering has
been greatly exaggerated Destitutes are
being relieved by the relief association,
from provisions made by the city, and
contributions from Atlsnta and else
where. Cannot draw from the commits
ssry now. Maj. Kline, commanding
post, hourly expects one hundred thou
sand ratiOns by steamboat from Louis
vile, Ky. No one is suffering for pro-
visions.
(signed NJ. H. CHURCH,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

(sigued) N. H. CHURCH.
Brev. Lieut.. Col. sub. Asst Com.
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LEGAL.
Notice.

N pursuance OF the provisions Of an Act Of
i the Legislature, Incorporating the " Mem
phis Dry Dock company passed December Is,
1851, the undersigned fby said &C. designated *
commissioners for that purposei VIII. on SHtur-
day the I'D inst meet AZ The Office of the Conn
mercial Bank at 3 o'clock PM, fO- the purpose
OF electing q Board OF Directors and taking
the other steps Incident 70 the organization OF
said Company.
A. J. WHITE,
H. e. T0MLINSGN.
mar : 2Gd j. W. PAGE. IR.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DIsTRI CGuHT Of THE UNITED STATES,
DISrRIcr OF VEST T~ENNEssEEj
Michael Larzin vs.. wreck OF the steamboat
Robert j. Ward.
WHEREAS, Michael Larkin did on the 9Th
day Of March, 1907, dle his hbel. civil and mar
thine, in said court, against said wreck 81 the
steamboat Robert j. Ward, for the eases IN
said libel set forth. and praying the usual pro
cess and DoultlOn Of TIE court III inst DeAaI
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of tna process ~
said court, to me directed, 1 do hereuJ E1e
having or n~retendinr 70 havs any Interest IN
said property so seized. that they Pc anu -
pear before the said cont &c the leeetl coS-
81 March. pss7, II ten O'clock ID ne 1of5nooh OK
thatdav. and show cause, IL any 1ley nave or
know, why the said properly s1AA Hoe % con-
demnea CT lorfefied as afuresatu-
SAN. II. JONES.
n Z Marshal for the District OF West Tenn.
ny BGAc w. GRIFFITH, Deputy U. s. n.
mrs dlst
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In H4ulfAly-
Michael LaTkin vs.. wreck OF the steamboat
Robert J. Ward.
D1 virtue ola decree OF the honorable Dis
ID trict Court Of the United States, for the Uis-
tuct Of West Tennessee, I viii, on Safurdav.
the I'D day OF March, 1851, at the foot OF WASH
street, On the levee, IN the city or Mem
phis. sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash. the
wreck or the Robert J. ward"
consisting OF W engines, four bid plates, one
dhowni one steam drown, two pitmans
6ud i've slider les. Sale baEWeen 10 and .
oieloek- SAM H. JONES,
u. =. Marshal.
BY ISAAC ". GRIFFITH, d. n.
Marsh b, 1867. mis- IDS
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A man IN Cincinnati, while ole.,,-
bis eailar Of dirt that had accurrI-tus
for vesrs past, found q leather purse co0
fsi1ins seYepty-six dollars in gold.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-29
EsI,fI;llO Cats.

The local Of the Buffalo CONNER.
cial makes an estimate of the number
of cats in that city, which may be in.
tcrcsting to our readers. He says
that on four streets he was passing
through the other evening he coun.
ted 800 cats, and prcsuming this Il
fair average there arc about 1900
cats in Buffalo:
This same cnumerator of cats goes
on to say Now cat that is at all
heity will weigh four pounds, which
would make in the aggregate one hun
dred and eighty-four thousand and
four hundred pounds of cat. When
this cat is manufactured into sau-
sages, allowing for the addition ofsea.
soning and so forth, it will Yield say
two hundred thousand pounds. =
Good square North American sau.
sages are l6 cts. per pound. From
this we find that the simple article OF
cat sausges alone, the city of Bufla.
10 does business of 49,, 900. The
manufacture Of dog, liver, blood and
'bhNi "hlNh tti lGti
on to considerable extent, we have
not taken into account. Had we
done so the grand tctal would doubt.
less have been much larger. Enough
has been given to show that one
branch of business, at least, is flour
ishing business.
A venerable spinster once suggest.
ed that all the live babies in the
world be gathered together and SIN
ultaneously spanked, that she might
hear 'em squall. What a funny go
it would he to collect these cats, be-
fore they were led to slaughter, into
one mans back yard, tie their tails
together, and listen to the grand con
centrated caterwaul Or, suppose
their intestinal arrangements we're
converted into fiddle strings, and all
the liddlers which they would supply,
should be provided with fddle.ists
and set going at the same time
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Home and Mother.

Home, when father, mother, broth.
crs and sisters have unity of interest,
sympathy and affection, become in
mature life the most sacred picture
"That hangs on memory's wallis"
In after years when the destroying
angel has crossed the threshhUld,
and silcnccd its familiar voices in
their death when the hand of chang
ing time has torn down the wood
bines that climbed above its portals
and its widows, and when its paths
echo only to the tread of strangers
feet; how often does remembrance
lead us back to its sacred precincts,
and make US realize that the home OF
our childhood is the brightest spot,
the fairest oasis on the desert of life
1t is during these moments of ret.
rospection that the religious in
struction Of youth flows back upon
the soul. IT is then we kneel by the
side OF her,
"whoso brcast with gentle billows
Rocked to rest our infant woe"
and lisp over the prayers she taught
us. Poetry has encircled the name
OF /" mother with halos of beauty,
but its language will never be ade
quatc to to measure her influences
70 her the first year of our lives he.
long and then it is in her power to
plant the seeds of virtue tnat will
bud and blossom in the soul when
age has plowcd her deep burrows III
our pale checks. They are like the
dews of Heaven, which first ascend
cd from the earth to the skies, and
then decend again to bless and re-
vive the unfolding plant. Irfdelity
may array itself against the Bible
and its clamors may lie loud among
the assemblies ofmen, but it has no
the courage to enter the sanctuary
of religious home, and there lister
to the earliest prayers OF the holy
mother, as she points her children tC
the throne of God.
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examinations to commence at half past nine
O'Clock, a. NJ.
Each applicant is isroqnired to pay the Ex.
aminers a Zee OF nifty cents on entering tho
class.
All applicants are required 10 furnish writ
len toStimonlals Of good moral character,
those who have been engaged as teachers to
obtain these from their last employers, who
viii also certify to their iaithiuiness and sue
cess aS teachers; which testimonials will be
Kept on ale. nr
80 certificate will he issued without an ex.
animation uo private Examinations VIII DO
neiu no cert scate viii be antodated no
caudidat, will he admitted for Te.exHnina-
tion with in tLrce months after a second fail-
ure. Applicants are requested to furnish
specimens Of penmanship.
Those who tail to comply with the above
acquisitions wiil not be admitted Tor rs-exam-
inatiOlt.
By order Of the Board.
l.. TUSSIHG,
jap.ly5 Secretary Board at Examiners.
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Chr 1janfotk 5sffersonian
WE WE'RE WAITING.

We were wsiting--we were waiting,
While the stais gemmed heavens dome.
Fora loved aud war.worn brother,
In our little cottage home.
We we're with--we were waitin o.
And the motion seemed 50 slow
Which tho Old clocks hands were making,
That We thought they ceased to go.
We were waiting--we were waiting,
And the tea WAS on the board;
Aud tho best ,f me ats were smoking,
And the Lest Oi wines were poured,
We were waitinc-we were waitingi
For we all had done out part
In arranging trr the welcome
OF kind and kindr ed heart.
We we're waiting we were waiting
For lis tap upon the door /;
Aud the long aud fond caress ng
That lie gave us, heretofore.
We were waiting--wo were waiting;
Any duh eye could discern
That our faces grew less sangTine,
As we spoke of his return.
We we waitiug-vainly waiting,
While the stars gemmed heavens jmo
For tho weary ono was resting
In IA higher cottage homo.
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Punch announces as the latest and
best London coundrum: If you saw
the Great Khau of Tartary laughing
tit to kill himself, why might you be
sure he wasn't q Tartar2 Because
be would evidently be 4 Merrs K"ha.
A London daily journal lately con-
tanned the following announcement /:
"To be sold, one hundred and fifty
lawsuits, the property of an attorney
retiring from business. N. B.
Clients are rich and obstinate.
A little girl in school being asked
what cataract or waterfall was, re.
piled that it was "hair wrapped
around her dads old stocking,"-
The teacher and scholars were con
sidcrably enlightened.
A lady seeing a man in the gutter,
said she was afraid he was dead, Pat,
who had been near enough to smell
his breath exclaimed: "Faith, and
] wish l had half his disease"
Son, on bust, left his fathers
house and stayed away some days;
but he finally returned, and sire to
the dame thus spoke 'Wife kill the
prodigal, the calf's returned.p
What is worse than raining cats
and dogs2 Hailing cabs and omni,
buses. qsr .A3sg ,4r..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-24
Notice No. 30.
Registers Once,

Carson City. Nevada. July 10. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UN
IN der the provisions Of an Act Of Congress
approved July %, 1866, Jacob II. Rose has thi,
day fled In this office, n diagram Of the Tartc
Company ; claim on the Twin Lode In the GOLD
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada, to.
gether with n notice OF application for n Patent
from the United States, said mining claim de,
scriblng the same, as follows, to-wit The width
of said ledge between the walls Is estimated n.
one hundred and eleven feet by four hundred
feet In length IN K 400 feet). The southwest
corner ofwhich Ia AZ the north side of the Succor
Mil. and II feet northerly from the southeast
corner of the same.
The surface ground claimed is described. as
follows: Commencing AZ Station No. !. near the
centre of Gold Canon; from this corner, the
southeast corner of the Succor Mill. bears north
. deg. % min. east. distantis feet; running thence
north 81 deg. 30 min east, l2a feet; thence south
50 deg. 10 min. east. II feet; thence south 81 deg.
20 min. west, lee feet; thence north % deg. 30
min. west - feet to the place OF beginning. con.
tanning o 20-l00 Of n acre. There are no claims
adjoining this on either end Of said Lode.
WARREN T. LoCKHART,.
t-oo,f Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice.-No. II.
U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE.

CARSON CITY, New, July :, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN Robert Linton has this day filed in my Office
n diagram. and notice OF application for patent,
under the provisions of an Act Of Congress, Ap-
proved July IS, 1866, for the following described
mining ground or quartz claim, the same being
on unsurveyed land, and situated in the Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada,
to-wit:
Commencing at Station No. l, on the east side
of Gold Canon, n few rods TO the east Of the
Sueeor Mil. and running thence south 81 deg.
30 min, east 67i 40 feet 10 Station No. . thence
north "a deg east 67i 40 feet to Station No. ,
thence south 6 deg, east goo feet TO Station No. I
thence south 81 deg. west 70S $40 TO Station No.
S; thence north 81 deg. 30 min. west 70S $40
feet to Station No. 6; thence north 8 deg. 30 min.
east goo feet to The place Of beginning, containing
9 44.l0O acres. Said lode being represented on
the diagram on file. by n red continuous line, and
the claim being l,I00 feet In extent. the shaft
marked A being the center, at which point notice
aud diagram Is posted. The groupings and spurs
being also designated on the diagram. This claim
was originally located Us the Matchlesslode on
the 18th November. 1860. and relocated and called
the Consolidated Foyle Company's claim, Janu.
airy l, 1864.
The dotted lines on the diagram representths
claim Aled for by John Rule. known rs the Sue
cor Mining claim. which claim conflicts with the
above. WARREN T. LoCKHART,
Jylo-tf Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 33.

RIaIsrER'soFFIcE. CARSON CRY, SEv.' :
September II. 1867. y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Thh
IL "waller's Defeat Mining Company, u cor
poration organized within the state OF Ne'"aa
have this day filed in this office a diaSran' ~
gether with a notice of application iota 49,"
from the United States under Act OF o9hs.S
approved July 2s, 1866, and have pos,Sa a u
cate Of said diagram and notice upon INC -,
for Eight thousand feet OF the Wanels -.
Lede, known "a the walters Defeat ConPa"5 :
Claim, Said claim Is boundedon thenorsno
JnstIce and Independent Consolidated oompa1y,
an ina south the claimants are UNKNOWN anu.'
more partlcularly described as follows. -.
m.ncipg Mt "A stake marked No. L. AZ" 800.
s,rmn forty 100 feet northeast from 'he e.n,Si
q Ttbe Devils Gate TollRoad. from the POM 'ns
quarter section corner post ON the south ine ot
Irovuship Sixteen 40, north range IMentyrone
T5I( sast. bears south 75o so east, Ss5 sS'iUOteet;
rnnnipr thence north 49, cas-, 100 feet, to stake
No .. loo s;ed In creek bottom; thence south }lo
.,,t 36IC feet. to stake No. J, located on summit
n, Devils Gate bluff. thence south 200 iV east
$3.50 feet. TO stake No. I, located on easterly
slope OF hill ives, of Silver City; thence south 65o
20 west 200 feet 10 stake No. q, passing No. 5 In
center of clalm. AT 100 feet;) thence north 200 4O
west, I.360f feet 10 stake No. !; thence north 40
west !. go feet TO stake No. 8: thence north iS9
east 100 feet to place Of beginning. Containing
thirty seven acres: said claim Il situated in the
Gold Hill Mining District partly, and partly in
the Devils Mining District, and In the counties
ofLyon and Storey. State of Nevada
WARREN I. L0CKHART,
se27.9Ol Register.
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Grown Poip, Cold mud silver Mn

SISWn ohut NHot2 uuu ShtVC HAshs
ing Company.-Location Of Works. Gold Hill
Storey County, Nevada-Notice IL hereby given
that nj a meeting Of the Trustees OF said Com.
psny, held on the twelfth day Of October, A. D.
1857, an assessment Of Twenty-Five (sa5) Dol.
lars per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary, In United States gold coin, at the
Office of the Company, No. 4l8 California street,
San Francisco, California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the THIRTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1867. will be advertised on that day as delin.
quent, and, unless payment shall he made before,
will be sold on the TWENTY.SIXTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1867, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with tho costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Office Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining
Company, No. 4ls California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. CHAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
San Francisco. Cal, Oct. IL, 1867. ocl6.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-24
Application for Patent.
Notice No. Al.

REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NEv. {
October 7th. 1867. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT z.
IN Lyford and Lois A. Lyford have this day
filed In this office q diagram, together with q no.
tlce Of application for patent from tho United
States under Act Of Congress. approved July &c,
1866, for three hundred and thirteen feet of the
Homestead Lode. known asthe Homestead Com
pany's claim. commencing at a post on the south
side OF tho Tunnel Toll Road between Virginia
and Gold Hill. about one foot from the northeast
corner Of the Hall, known M Homestead Hall,
running thence along said Tune Road north
81 degrees 46 minutes west 90 feet; thence south
IS degrees IL minutes west 1851 feet; thence
south l degree 90 minutes east 70 feet; thence
south sc degrees ~ minutes west 25t feet; thence
south Q degrees 30 minutes east 100 feet; thence
north SO degrees 40 minutes east . feet thence
south l degree 90 minutes east ll3 feet; thence
north 81 degrees 80 minutes east 1871 feet; thence
north / degree % minutes west 3l3 feet to the
place OF beginning situated In the Gold Hill Min
ing District, Storey county. Nevada.
WARREN T. L0CRHART, Register.
In nnll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-24
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 40.


REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CRY. New,
October Z. 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WIN.
IN T. o'Neale, Wake Bryarly. John Rule and
VIM. Sharon, an association of citizens of the
United States, have this day hlcd In this Office a
diagram. together with a notice OF application
for patent from the United States under Act Of
Congress. approved July 90. 1866, for eighteen
hundred feet of the Staples Lode, known an the
Golden Swan Gold and Silver Mining Company's
claim. in the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
county, Nevada, which claim. together with an
adjacent mill ate. IA ID described ~ commencing nj
a stake marked No. !. at which point the corner
OF Sections l and l2 T. l6. n. r. 90 e, and Sec
ton 8 and Z T. l6. n. r 81 E. bears south 10 de-
grees IS minutes east, $685. feet distant; thence
running south 63 degrees 30 minutes east l,3o0
ieet to stake marked No. 9 (passing Mt $50 feet,
nv ieet south Of the Bay State Quartz MID;
,aenes north 70 degrees 30 minutes east. $50 feet,
40 40 ssaxe marked No. J; thence north 63 degrees
a. MINUTES Ins west. 81 feet. to stake marked No,
"a. north l6 degrees 20 minutes east, !, si4
80 ~ n'ake marked No. S; thence north 73 de.
= y : ~ minutes west. $50 feet, to stake marked
~ On slope Of hill about as feet southve.t NJ
sno .nenee south l6 degrees 20 minn.es west
.:ovo Ieet, 70 stake marked No =. ,hanss 80
% ossiees ~ minutes west. 100 sss, - s,ata
marked No. 9; thence south on : 20 stake
utes west, $50 feet, to place Of he sinn,ns IN. nn
ing - acres. There are no known ciatmaauh
Joining this claim. claimants ad-
WARREN 7. LocKHARr p.u,.,..
(oel0IoOdl "oss'er'