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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07
ADplicatlon for Patent.

NotiCE Nc ST..
u REGISTERS OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada, November IL. 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOMAS
" Wheeler, william Wallace, Nathan C. Pad
DICK ard Abner X. Barker, have this day fled i'll
this oiice a Diagram. together with Notes Of
Application FIR Patent from the United states
v,ier Act OF Congress phrovrd July 20 1895, for
twelve hundred feet of the tiastodon Lode, known
y. the wheeler Company claim in the Wilson
Mining district, EsIueralda County, Nevada
Sal claim IS described follows commencing at
atston No. l. ahor!t hundred ami fifty yards to
t- south OF Main street in the town Of Pine Greva,
bcils the north wet corner Of the claim, running
t.,ence north - degrees As minutes east 500 feet
(, station No. 2 Thence south 81 degrees Is
niiaute- east, 30 feet 20 station No 3. Thence
south So degrees Is minutes vast. Coo feet to
Station No 4. Thence north 81 degrses 10 min
rte- vast no feet to the place at beginning
s,ilta;1in. is h2-l00ths ARES. said vein OF lode
i, est, to he 40 feat in width. and there ia
6; lined OF each side ~e0f 100 feet lmmedi-
~ adjoining said claim on the northern end
snar- are no known claimants. GA the southern
c.,i thereof locations have been made by the Ca!
n,ss Company by the Poormsn Company, and by
the Deycsite No ; Company. SAID claim IS more
,rrti,I,arly d, srrbei by tho Notice and Diagram
rp-ted il, this Office and on the cain.
ma WARREN 7. L0CEHAkr Register.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST,
S,rArE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRMsEY

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORhSBY.
- District Attorneys Office. - Notice Of suits
commonwealth thu following named defendants,
and 10 all owners claimants To the real estate
ana improven erts thereon, or Improvement. when
assessed separately, hereinafter described. know II
unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the justices Court. Car
son Township, by the State of Nevada. plaintiff.
against each If the defendants hereinafter named.
and each ofthe following described trIcts par
cells of land, with the improvements thereon. and
improvements when separately assessed situated
in Ormsby county, and all owners Of claimants to
the same. known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency, assessed to sad defendants,
against sad property for the fiscal year COM
nrncing the first day of January, 1857. and
ending on the 3lst day of DECEMBER 1877. and
that summons has been iulv i-sued in each case
and You further notified that Won appear
and answer the complaint filed in said cause
before the
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THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law

4 No COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CAL
N IFORNIA. Office in Sweeny's Building
He will practice in all the Conrts of this state.
and in the Circuit and District Courts of the Cnitef
states Most careful attic ~tion will be given to all
matters entrust ed to his cafe
~House. and Lots rented. bought sold on
reasonable terms Titles strictly Investigated.
conveyancing DONE and collections made.
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NoTIcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fire proof, and are now
prepared to receive limited amount Of Merchand-
Use. Flour or Barley ON storage at reasonable
rates. AL goods delivered in as good order az
When received.
js2S MASON HUFF.
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Tuesday, tho Seventh day Of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1868,

between the hours II eleven M o'cl ok A. N. and
two f21 G'ciock P. NJ of said day, in front of the
Court House in the town of Carson City, Ormshy
county, State Of Nevada, ali the right, title, in
terest claim and demand Of the said Abram Curry
of, in and 10 the following described piece or par
Gel Of land. situate. lying and being in the town
of Carson City. Ormshv corn,y, State of Nevada;
known and designated as tho west half - of lots
seven % and ten (lGl in block seventeen az,
Proctor and Green's division Of the town of Carson
aforesaid; togethe- with all and singular the tele
ments, Embellishments and appur'e nances there
unto belonging. q! in any wise appertaining. Said
gale is made subject to a mortgage executed and
delivered BIZ the said Abram Curry TO Mary T..
Curry (How Mary f.. WINSTON aud duly recorded
in the land records of Nrmsby county aforesaid, TO
secure the payment Of 4 certain promissory note
for the sum of one Thousand liars, with interest
ther con from the 9th day of October, A. d. 1865,
until paid at the rate Of three per ren'um per
month made executed and delivered by the said
AbrAm Curry TO the said Mary z. Winston.
p. H. CLAYTON, Assignee
jRI Of the eotafe Of A. Curry, b .nkrupt.
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Cy ii o.
Mahony, A B. leo acres of land in section T Is
NkIg +; also lot in Heck IS of Musser's division
Carson City, and personal iroI er'y, assessed 81
5'5 0o; TAX and delinquency 80 81.
Munckton 4 Warner. north l6 teet of lot in bloc
of ; T i SIS division Carson. CITY; ais" wet "A
feet of lot il said block sonth II feet OF lots ane
in block - of Nuss,rs division Carson City, lots
l. &. :, ard in block : 7 { - division; also
-"uth east quarter Of block IL sane division; al>s
bloc h - and % Of Nu sers dv-on '-ar>on City
ard persona properly assessed at l.350 oo; tax
| ard delinquency 81 >.
Mara. IugvucS. lots Sard Q in block 4sof 5 T i
SIS division larson City, and Personal property
| assessed AT 40 q, tax ard d. lIqu ncl 10 50.
Mara lillian iot> :, s, q and 10 in block IS Of
T 4 - DIVISION CARSON City ais, "ll Of lock IS
same d:yi,io'.: tax AT dl,li'queIcy - :
| Miller. Matthias, loee~r-ory lam I" w = O.
Secti. n - = Is y X IL / a. i inpr. v,ments, and
re. eora! property assessed at $50 co; tax aud de
| linguei cN IL %.
MeffoId 4 kstead, TOO ACRES Of land, Nw14 Of
| section / 7 Is Rl9Eof Nj Di','io meridian, ana
persoIi property assessed al 40 &C. tax and Do
lirquercy Is 20
McCubhin. Ghon,as. lots ard . in Heck "a Of
MmfSeis division If Carson City, ard Iers'nai
property assessed at ia CO. tax and dei'niut n''
L s..
Martini Samuel r west Gel feet Of cast 9flA
feet OF south halt Of Hook l. If Pr,,trr Green's
division at Carson City, ard the west q feet Of the
east 90 te- o. the Mouth lIf of said block. and all
of block If Currl'- division OF Carson City, TAI
and iclinqueT cy ~ n
Mooney. Mrs Anna r. south half of block Proc
Tor Green division Carson ti'y' tan and deiD-
gueucy - IL.
Neal, Johu :. posSessorv claim to leo acres ~
land EtirE - If nv J. and J. Of SW !. o:
section - in i l. Il lg + If NJ Dial lo meridian
and Improvements: and personal II, perry assessed
at 80 Or; tx al d delinquency IL 20.
uin, A :. roS-e~s''ry clam t. NoacreS # land,
~ of NV and ~ /. Of NJ Of section ! in
Tl5 NK-Ituf VI D;ablp meridian AID improve
mtuts; tax aud delinquency t. -
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$1,000 REWARD.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
DY THE AUTHORITY IN ME VESTED By
ID the Constitution and Laws of the State o
Nevada, hereby offer
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery Of THOMAS RILEY
to either the Sheriff of Lyon County to the
Sheriff of Ormsby County, Nevada Sail Riley is
charged with the murder Of Timothy G. Smith
then Sheriff of Ormsby County, alleged to have
cember IL, 1867. at said Riley's House, in Lyon
County while said Smith was attempting 10 arresl
him for shooting one Miles OGrady, the same
night, at Empire City, Ormsby County.
DESCRIPTION:
Thomas Riley is an Irishman; about five feet six
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blue. or gray; ordinary weight about one hun
action is sharp and quick. When he committed
the murder he wearing moustache and in
perial.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
ESN hand, and caused to be affixed the Great
oSI Seal Of the State Of Nevada Done at
Carson City, thi. the 18th day of December. A. D.
1867. H. G. BLASDEL.
Governor of Nevada
Attest:
c. n. NorEw.RE, Secretary of State.
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Assignee's Sale.

~ Clayton, assignee in Bankruptcy of the es-
tate of Abram Curry, bankrupt, in accordance
with an order TO me directed, by Joras Sicily,
Register in BANKRUPTCY in and for the District OF
Nevada, dated Virginia, October It'll, lss7, will
expose to SAFE at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13
TINE TO CUT TIMBER.

EDITORS SOUTHERN CU1TIvAToR:-I i
have hsd fair test of the lasting of timber,
when cut at different times of the year. 1t
would have been worth thousand Of dollars
to me, had I known it years ago.
Lot No. l, Was cut in July 1860-house
logs to put up cabins red oak. They were
put up, but not covered; been exposed the
whole time; still sound.
NJ: twas square timber for gin house,
of red oak, post oak, and over cup, was
gotten out in December, 1850; piled up
and covered with plank till 1858; exposed
since that time, sound onthe outside about
2 inches perfectly rotten, in the heart
red oak the worst rotted.
No. 3 was of same kind of timber, sub
ject to more exposure gotten out in June,
1851; much sounder than No. 2; green
timber sawed in July, 1851; subject tc
same exposure as No. 2; still quite sound.
My conclusion from this is, cut your
timber when in full leaf-July and Augus
BEST ALI timber cut after the fall of tht
leaf will hears-rot.
Yours, - SAN MARCUS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13

NyMRRRs OF UsRBUL PLANIs.-As Ger
man author states that the number Of use
full plants has risen to about 1000, but
that others Will no doubt be discovered, as
the researches yet made hayebeen compile
ted in only yportionsof the earth. Of these
plants there are 1850 varieties Of edible
huits, berries, and seeds; 1o8 cereals; 81
oniona; 4804egetables and salads 40 spe-
cies Of palms; 80 varieties of arrowroot,
and 81 different kinds Of sugars. Various
drinks are obtained from 200 plants, and
aromatics from 288. There are 80 substi-
tutes for coffee, and 129 for tea. Taunin
is present in 140 plants, csoutchouc in So,
gutta percha in 7, rosin and balsamic gums
in 3s7, wax in 10, and grease and essential
oils in $50; 90 plants contain potash, soda
and iodine; $50 contain dyes, Al soap, 286
weaving fhres, a fibres used in paper ma
king; 48 give roofing materials; and 100
are employed for hurdles and copses. In
building, TAO plants are used, and there
are 615 known poisonous plants. One Of
the most gratifying Developments is, that
out of 27S known natural families of plants,
there are but 18 species for which no use
has yet been discovered. .a-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13
SAN MARCUS.

AN EGG TEsTER.-An egg testerhas re-
Gently been patented in England. 1t con-
sists of cubical box, with central funnel
shaped openings in two contiguous sides,
opposite which mirror is placed at an an
gle of forty:fve degrees. On looking into
the box, through either hole, the image Of
the other hole, reflected by the mirror, ap-
pears directly opposite. To test eggs the
box is placed with one of the holes upper
most, in which the egg is placed. The light
then transmitted through Z the egg, forms a
the illuminated circle will be clear, if stale,
the discswia be cloudy, and>if bad, the i'm
age win be dark and unsightly. The ap-
paratns, it Is stssed, may Be used by day.
light or candlelight. The light reflected
by the mirror to the eye passes entirely
through the substance of the egg, and con-
sequently every change from perfect trans.
lucency to thorough opacity can be observ.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13

PRESERVED CoRN.-As the season for
green corn is near at hand, we will state
for the benefit of those who wish to enjoy
luxury in the winter time, that green corn
NAV be preserved n-salt and water during
the whole year, and will be almost as palat-
able as when first pluoked from the stalk.
Mrs. D. 81. Byerly sent US some last week
which she put up in salt and water last
year, and we found it very nice after lit
tie soaking. Make the water salt enough
to bear an egg, and place the ears Of corn
in it and keep them submerged. That's all
that is necessary to be done in preserving
corn.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13

Corn MEAL FOR Mich Cows. THE
statement is often made, through the agri.
cultural press, that corn meal is the best
feed for COWS as milk-producer. Why
this should be repeated, when the expert.
ence of almost every farmer is to the con
trary, we cannot tell, unless it be for the
reason that corn meal is the best grain feed
for cows not giving milk. There is nc
grain SO good for keeping up animal heat
and producing flesh and fat, and it is useo
in winter by most dairymen for this pur'
pose; but as a milk-produeer it is the poor
est grain that can be given. Oat meal ane
wheat bran are far superior. These state
ments are based upon actual experiment
and the experience of many farmers.
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IAN DYING.

- -
The following beautiful poem M COPY
from the Memphis R.Rxtss. It hsrare
we find such contributious 10 the cohmna
Of q newspaper. TITS sweetly, beautifully
sad: sl5'. = -. =: S:-t .. .-,sS,,-~. :,
Raise my pillow, husband, deevest-gss 2
ias nsss sna nsss eass esYsss IS 6rss @
Must; know, be those 81 dasth. - f'''''
Sit down close beside me, darling,
%. Let me clasp your warm, strong band ~ = :.
Yours thatev has sustatned nae, - so kt'
< 10 the borders ofthig hand. aSs - SsTay'ss;
For your God and mine-our Father -, s+1r ;,
Thence shall ever lead ms.ons;k .ay s.@szz
Where upon throne eternal, {sySp2
Sits HIS loved and only Son; sss,E5gA
I've had visions and been dreaming ----
O'er he.past OF Joy and pain II: gsb
Year By year Eye wandered baekyaFds1
TILL was child again. - es,,, z;
Dreaming of girlhood, and the moment -
When stood your wife and bride,g 4 .5S%
How my heart thrilled Loves triumph, ~
In that hour ofwoman's PRIDE ,..--Es: y, Y
Dreaming Of theeand all tie earth chprda.Gg;
Firmly twinsd about my heart -
Oil the bitter, burning anRpinh - So - 20
When FIRST knewwe mdst part ,.i 20 s1'...s Is
It has psst-and, God has promissd, zsaazassg %.
All thy footsteps TO attend;sss gxg.
He that's more than friend or brother,
He'll be with you to the end ti'e,SY - -
There's no shadow DER the portslH - S,s : :
Leading TO my heavenly home, .-,e ,zssFg rs =,
~ And tas He that bids me come. r'a$ % - ~
When lise,s trisis await around thss, @ : -
And tn chilling billows swell : rsrs ss
Thou'lt thank Heaven that I'm, apaped then,
Thouh then feel thst "a11 4 well" -
Bring our boys unto my bedside;
- Ny last blessing lst them keep 's'.,I
Rnt they're sIeeping--do not wake them; = :
80 They'll learn soon enough TO weep s....
Tell them often Of their mother,.As ~ I,ssl :.
Kss them for me when they wake,.
Lead them gently In Mfs's pathway, go
Love them doubly Sormy sakas
Clasp my band still closer, darling, sszS e-;s 2
This, the Last night Of my Life;
For tomorrow shall never
Answer when You call me stwife''a
Fare thee well, my noble husband, = t-.-s> %
Faint not meath the chsst'ning rod; @ ffs
Throw yops strong arm around onr childrea,
Keep them close to thee-and God. ~ ssfT
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. LIBERTY ON BOTH SDEs.-A ragged
militia officer, and still more handy legged
negro, met at the bar of public place !;
"Cuf, you're q good honest fellow, and l
like to compliment man what's lived an
honest life, # he is black you shall take .
glass of drink with me Cuff "Well, Cap
ting, Is berry dry, SO I won't be ugly
bout it; some niggers is too proud to drink
With militia officer; but when he's sober he
jis as good as nigger-'specially if de mig
gers dry"
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learn to do so to your sorrow. Go 70 Che
Bible It will tell syou that when Christ
was on earth Ha told the psapleto bexszs
of the publican which is the same as Kadis
cal-nor do as they did. You Know, bresh-
rem, if the Saviour spoke Of them IN that
way, they, must be grand raseals. We are
poor, pitiful crestures-got no home, no
money. Let ns work, then, to make friends.
How in the world can, Ne iye bat in,aud
through the Democrats2 . You may think
they can't do without our labor, but they
can; they can get white laborers. Dear
brethren, take my advice, : T love yoa, and
if you dc. not wish ,toSw wound my feelings,
stick to the Southern NAM He Ia; yeni
friend. .r7.g' v.7 Is "a 'ss:-s sess.a; ,sss ifs
IF you will join me, I:Wsnt you to come
over and live with me next year. 10 If Jou
don't, I bid you farewell, brethren;yes, a
long gfarewell.a>Fn have nothing more-te
do with you, only when your sweet-mouth.
ed Radicals leave you to starye. Then
will I give you bread Democrats bread
To. keep you alive. ne zsz's.gs4 - -
May God move from your eyesthe scale
of ignorance, that you may see the patti
which is leading you to. your own damna'
ton. sg5; So s.5s2 q ,s---tsz1zs:a 3; s4.'ss
Ihave 9 fine crop Of cotton, corn and po,
tatoes. + hope wen all have good luck
and make money enough to buy us piect
of land from our Southern friends. An
swer this letter as soon as you get it. Tel
me all about my friends. =, .ss : go Z. ~
5s,s,. a Your afectionate brother, -:
.s5.y ssaass ; AARON WOOD.
#Mr. j. A. Wood, Seaydoro, Ga. -
DEAF. SIR: !: Plese send for all nay breth
rem. Read and explain this letter to them
I send tito .you because Iifeel that you'll I
'tske an interestin putting themin the right
path.' ] am, sir, your humble seryant,, ~ ~.
-.,:. 20 !. - = "a, s. = AKRON WOOD.
p. ST. would like to have it published
sir, so that all my coIored friends can set
which is the right way for them to vote.
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D% A very talkative little girl used Of
tens@to annoy her mother by making
remarks about visitors that came to the
house. On one occasion a gentleman was
expected whose nose had been accidentally
fattened nearly to his face. The mother
cautioned the child to say nothing about
this feature. Imagine her CONSERVATION
when the little one suddenly exclaimed :
esMa, you told me to say nothing about Mr..
Smiths nose. Why, be hasn't got any p
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HTE n ara now pubfshang NJ NER's IsLr
w AND, Sequel to the Young Marooner,
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lady of Virginia, entitled "ELLEN HUNTER: !:
4 Tale of tie War," which WIN rum for several
months. ,,.s.,,,S,,,,,.
-WENKLY are Rev. 3. R Gou1ding, anthorof
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Mrs. Ford, OF Rome, Gs,;s Mils Mszy J. Upshm,
Of Norolk Va snd ma4y othsss;, k.Gss.,, .i &,
81; Five copies for tS; Ten copies for 31t, and
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Clergymen and Teachers furnished at $1.60 per
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The volume begins with the July number. ~
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13

par When q good wife had prepared an
excellent dinner for her husband, and he
declared he was pleased with it, she said ; !;
sWell, kiss me, then" Oh, never mind
that, my DEAR" was his reply, "the neces-
saries of life we must have, but the iuxuries
we can dispense with"