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Application for Patent.
REGISTrE's AFFIoF
CACsCN CITY. NEvtpA. Nav 25th

:
CARS y CITY. NEVADA. May 25th, 1868.
y L. Williams Ham BarnweIl. Joseph earn
brow, James l. Titus. J. D. BarnweIl. Benz
WiChIif. Geo. ". Craira. l. b. Winters. Mat
CheS~er has this day fled in this Office diagram.
together with Noti'e IF Application for Patent
from the United States under Act If Cungre>s aI,-
;ruvet July 70. 1et6, Tor Two Thousand feet Of
lost Cause LO!e aad known the Lost Cause
& aim, in the " ->hita Mining District Douglas
County, Nevada: Commencing at post No. l. the
:. ". corner, running thence 1872 30 W $50
iret to sta.i II No >: thence : 100 so " 100 feet
to station No ): thence y leo 30' W 100 feet to
station No /: thence y roo so 100 feet 10 sta
tirn No. }: thence 1go 80 " 1850 feet to station
No. Il: tnerce 100 80 L 40 feet to station No.:
thence l"o ~ + 1000 feet to station No. S:
thence : 70 so West ] 40 feet TO place of begin
ming. containing and l5-l00 acres. Bearings
from meridian, mag. var. 16o go T..
WARREN L. LOCkHART,
mv2.too Register
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L1TtTE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORNSBY.
: Ia the Justices Court, Carson Township, in
and Tor said County Of Ormsby.-Jcns c >'rren-
sen, rlsintitf. vs. Eugene Archambeault, defend
ant. The State of Nevada sends greeting 10 Eu-
gene Arcaamhe;uIt: You hereby summoned
Ia appear before me al my Office in larson City.
in Carson Township. in Ormshy county, on the
:2iiI.a day Of October. \. q. IsGs,
A. luocjcil ~, and an wer unto the complain
t J ms Z. Sorrcn-en. the above named plaintiff,
who to obtain judgment against you FIR the
sum Of TWO hundred and sixty eight dollars and
>,.Yenty-five cents; which amount is alleged 10 he
due and owing plaintiff, for hay and barley Ted
To yuur six horses at his yard il Carson City, AT
ynur special request, between the 3olh May and
The Eth July. ISIS. Plaintiff claims to have a
lien sad horses. by vrrUe # the !.r,vis. rs Of
al At u this state. tiled - An Act II secure
items To rtri-LEIen AMI other Pe-s,'n>, apnr we'd
February I4th, 1850. when judgment viii pe
taken against YOU Tor til" said amount, together
with costs and damages, If you fail 10 appear and
answer.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER

-.
| \ and by virtue Of four a. Executions issued
| out # the District Court for Ornishy County, in
favor Of the State Of Nevada, and against p. II.
| Clayton, for State and county taxes, upon judg
ments rendered in aid Court, follows: On the
tn day of December. A. D. 1867, FIR the taxes
for the fiscal year Of 1864. for 1888 So and $50 81
costs Of suit and accruing cost on the same day.
for the taxes e 1853. for s+l9. and $40 50 costs of
suit ana a'sIui.3-s cost: on the same day for the
taxes of lfG f1r SEQ ~ and Si1 60 costs of suit
and accrun~ .ozt; the last OF said judgments te-
ing rendeir! tlta 10th day Of April, A. D. 1865
for the tayCs # 1871, for S5j4 %, and Sol 10 costs
of suit and 2crrliRG, costs together with interest
on the Of S55t % from said 10th Of April,
ISIS, at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum ii
paid, making in the aggregate the Of IA 90,
with accruing costs and interest aforesaid. less
the sum of $500 90 paid by aefendant thereon, 1
have levied upon and taken in execution all the
right, title interest estate and claim of the said
defendant p. II. CLAYTON, Of in and to the proper
ty hereinafter described. and will, on the
9TH day of May. A. ID. 1868.
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
P. M, to wit: at l o'clock P NJ, in front Of the
Court House door of Ormsby County. in Carson
City sell ST public e'lc3ion for cash. in the manner
provided ly ls, all Tie interest Of said defendant
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECONl
| l Judicial District of the State of Nevada il
and FIR the County Of Dousias.-Frances Hamle
| vs.. " lillian Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Cou~t # the Sec
on Judicial strict of tlie state of Nevada i,
aud Tor the said County, and the CONT laint file
| IN said County Of Dou-las, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court on the 18th day o
! September 4. D.. 1>GS-
The State of Nevada sends greeting 10 William
Hamlet. defendant
| You are hereby required 10 appear in an actor
| brou ght against YOU by the above famed plaintiff
| in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of Nevada in and for the County
II Douglas aud tcaGswer tn complaint filed there
in within days exclusive If the day Of service
after the service you of this sumuOns-ifs ervttl
within this county: or if served ont of thi-
county but in this district, within twenty DAYS.
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you, according 10 the
PRAYER of said complaint.
The said action is brOu cht to obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds of matrimony now exist
ing between You. said defendant, and said plaintiff
may thereby be Dissolved. aud plaintiff he released
from the obligation Of said marriage contract i
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint. on the
@reunds of failure 10 support said plaintiff, to
provide the necessaries of life, said neglect not
being the result IF poverty on your part which
YOU could not have avoided by or linary Industry:
extreme cruelty and the use Of the most vile, yul-
gar. proftne ard obscene language in presence of
said plaintiff, and for all other relief to which
plaintiff may be entitled, by said complaint
flied herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
And you are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and answer the said complaint AS above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply to the Co TT
for the relief demanded in said complaint and for
the costs of this action.
- Given under my hand and the Seal
'as P bset 's OF he # sa as s. ss
- ~ vada. in and for the County of Douglas
this 18th day of Sep'e rIher, in the year of eur
Lord ene Thousand eight hundred and 3ixty-eigh
Certificate If Copy.
state IF Nevada, County Of Douglas, ss.-Sac-
'ri Judicial District Court. Stephen A. Kin
~'v. Clerk Of the Second Judicial District Court of
ihu-las county. State of Nevada do hereby certify
hat the above and foregungis full. true and
eel copy Of the original summons in the action
entitled Frances Hamlet vs.. William Hamlet
which now remains file in my Office at Genoa,
IL said county and State.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
'thd and affixed the zeal Of said Court this l. Ii
by IF September, A b. 1866
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STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORNSBV
- lathe ,Iu~t;re'-C NJ Carson Township, in and
f.r Misty County.
H. F. Rice ami ri.il v. Rice. a. Executors q.
tie Estate Of Catherine A. F.i~be, deceased,
Piai rtif~. vs.. 'nI!r \. >huUrls, Hefenl,I.t-
The state "i Neva a lends greeting 10 J i'm 4.
ShtIr,!S Yuu II,.s elm -uUim .',ri 10 appear
before me my of5-e IN Clrs city, III Gus u
Township, in nrn,! \ Comfy, on The
I'll, day CT September :. .. SO
at 10 o'cioc& A. NJ, and answer unit the complaint
Of the above n5n-d Plaintiffs. now IA file in MY
.,i!ye. who 70 obtain iud- nrnt a--a. !!st Won
the sum OF Three hundred 800 Dollars: said
amount cltind ard alleged To be due t. Plain
tiIf-. a. Executors aforesaid fpr damages done
To Fi,iatff>' buildings situate part Z lot No
nine a. hlp < thirtv-iiv'. l@5l. Sears, Thompson
an >.ar- ivi~i N Of Carson City caused by II c
{, wing way + the walls IF year buil!ing situa'e
IN the adj IL in premises when iud gneIt viii
be-. taken against You fr the said amount. if you
fnll - appear ana answer. To the sheriff or any
Constable Of the said County, greeting Make le
g.u service an" due return hereof Given under
IN, hand this n day Of July, A. D. 1868.
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On tuesday. The 80 day of Novsm-
her 4. l.. ~GS.

Eat NN w IA idi Ire Il IA il', ann
p'l> "Eeled At such Ilacc- - kali iaT" h'sn
legally Ce> grated Tor the purpose f exciting the
following officers, to-vit:
Three Presidential Electors: one c rG-essnar,
one Ju-tce f the SUPREME CONT, Tor . full tenn.
one Justice # the Surr NE Caur, fer the re-
maiuder Of - term 81 the lae Justice. Hon. {.
u. DIcsL;,l, deceased; onr sU1veym General, for
the Remainder of the term being now filed ly
Hon 5, II Narlette; ard ne State IT inter.
Also tle following State Senators t,-vit:
Two for Storey County one for Ian CT CCun-
ty; one for Nye County oue for Lincoln County;
one for E>merada unity; ne fpr W a-ilse Coun-
~: one for Lyon County: one for Humboldt
County; and one for Oim-hy Cuunty.
Also, TIE following Members of The Assembly
to-vit;
Twelve for Storey County: fur FIR Lander
C'uuty: TWO for Aye Ccunt! ,re for inc,ln
County: four Tor t-mcIal' a C"uniy: two fur
Douglas County: II zee IN a,h"c I, unity: r!ree
for Lyon county: tlrre~ for Humboldt G. uniy;
three for OtInsty County: and two + Churllilt
County.
Ais, for each organized County in tlis State:
One sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder,
County Treasurer. County 49, ssur. District Al
torLcy, Pubic Administrator. County surveyor,
and County Superintendent # Public Schools.
each: three County Commissioners in each Couu-
" except Storey and in That Comfy FIVE County
C,mmis>ioncrs and in Lincoln tcunty-tlr
Ninth Judicial Ii>ujct-oEe District Judge, -
h. Id fife FIR and during the two wears next after
the first Monday in January, = u. 1853.
Also. in each City. Township and Precinct, As
many Irstices Of the feace and Constalles as
required nd provided for Ly l;tw-ahd the legal
action Of the reflective BoarGs Of County Com
mis-ioners
!.xy:,A In witness whereof ! have herrunto set
5Sssff my hand. and cansei to be affixed the
'Ss,%@S Great Seal Of the State Of Nevada. Done
NJ Carson City. thi- the 2lSt day Of October I'D.
1865. JAMES s. SLINtiERLAND.
Acting Governor oi Nevada.
c. y. No7rw,Rr.
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"r, FEMALE VI 'NTiIi.Y PILLS.
TIL Pi.HIrl- nsN It. knWlc,ig"i l., the Ne'i-
cal ---.trrnirv :" h he 'ilIv >tto mild AMI ell
ccI II -sal'-ty ~ he iel-:;.!- in long aiding
case SIrur'-irII. rIe.JI;Jr:Ty .r stai,I,r., -;
t.- fIIr.i'u>" 81 -tgre. rh- gle If which i
the source "f such d.nlnTslls. ell the female
irl,Iu. IN 49, should rhe-s Pills h. ken
Wa The patient hns II t, believe She IS
ES,IssTE- PIKE >; Ec.nit Tia. ,i.Itunt Is above
AMI they Hj bc my EEL with II d:rccti.,.,, f
Use t1T'ihD Ar II NE.
Patients >lin. H. ragrt g ~. -t,+e i.a,g-
ever distant. VII" may i sire ic:,l adv e.. N
their respective ct-- II Whn think ,s..I,ar 20 sui
mis- written s;tyIt ut 1T .c,i in ''rr ,-rrs. t."
rl!in.. p-r> mt, int 'rview. sser, that tii.
Recommendations vii he held MIST snrrr
All "rters m money mus h.. addressed
BENZ. +. JoSSELYN. VI D. TSttEl-,
80 Washington street.
81 D. SaH Francs, Cd.
uc2l.,-tf
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In Syphilis and its aiiuHct>. Goanorrhtra and
accompanying dSc.-e~; ali disorders Of the BIl-
der, Kidneys and Pb>ttte: Sii:tinal Weakness:
Diseases u the Heart AMI Lung: Dyspepsia: InGI-
gestiou, Imp'teAcy: lncipent Consumption. ana
all diseases Of the mary organs in either SEX cure
aINaEs Warranted. OF No PAY reuEir-l.
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JNTIE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA TOWN
l ship, in the county Of Douglas, State of Ne
v:ia. Before $. +. futile, Justice Of the Peace.
+. Furth ami J. Furtfl. doing business under the
name and style Of T. il. Furth plaintiffs against
Fred. Brie-erhuf. defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting TO Fred.
Bricgerhof. defendant. You are hereby summoned
to appear before me, at my Office in Genoa Town
ship, in the town Of Genoa, county Of Douglas, on
the
Goth day Of October. 4. ID. SOS.
at 9 o'clock NJ, to answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiffs. who sue I" recover the
sum of 500 - due principal and interest on a
promiSsOrv note made by Won u Jacobs Bros,
dated April 5th, 1865. payable tothem order and
duly end rsed 10 said plaintiffs who the owners
holders aud endorses thereof. the same being
PAYABLE in said Genoa, no part thereof having
been pad-note on file in nv utiice--when jud--
.!rnt will he taken against ycu for the said
ain unit, together with cost, and damages, if yuu
fail to appear and
To The Sheriff o. any Constable Of said Douglas
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day osseptem-
Der, A D. 1SeS.
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ua.tT rENiLE s:uDICIsn.
T G.roict D:seorery IF rs az any other Age
2rentiga Powders for - .rried Ladies.

T-. i..,Viess viii he mil Il ,-S,,tia value TO
IN ~ an. 1t -iir,r. ,.r otter circumstan-
da MT prrrGlt r. To- inc the number Of
their t'v Wit InIi iur,-Evctl;c Pc suffering AMI
pa-h a. 'i,k ri -" Ihi. iTttiratn j. I.w. SAFE.
if::tI he. convenient and simple aud cannot in
j-TTs -n health "t the st tei'cI-e. Ii cCrtai.>
Fr:v.l~-"' but gives strength anl visor. VI r
a!y ii-re it - f lte hi.h II utility and sr--
.Ii-is-i by ile Snun 81 PRINCIPLES 6 pruden aud
vTrHe Glr-T L.. -hruii te as .i.'e.I II certain
time Prize sl9 hnX sent :" any part IF the
Cast perfectly safe from sIJsricimn
Remit the s,tIHi b. y Ill ~ TX res- a.Gire-sej
to BENZ F .l;}SI.t:LN, II. d
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Important to the Ladies'.

When a female i in trouble or afflicted with lis
ease and requires medical surgical attendance
the enquiry sb0uld be, Whore is there ply sician
who is fully comp tent to adm mister relief and
whose respect able standing in society recon, rpr.Gs
h.E to the conf ienc. of the community? II - g
Tor, undermining how imper,tively netrs-Jr,
the~s requirements are fees led upon to inter
pro and by calling the attention of the afflicted
T. fact that he has been Professor of obste-
iris tni Female Diaeascs for TWENTY YEARS and
i, fal qualified To administer in all cases both
III ideally and surgcally, not in uperficia man
n,r l'dr in As thor ugh a manner years Of study
AMI prtc:ice-both in hospitals and private ftIni-
lie<-ca4 make, II save them from the hands ofthe
II g;,I Hid un>crupuloUS. and designing. There
.,5e families rely ur.'n him upon a flther.
All in afl 'ti"n c1n tnt III him who feel
a,j sum ltI;e with, ami befriend them in trouble
dip in whose secrecy the utn st confidence can
h. placed. CinSultat' on By Letter or Otherwise
FEE. address below
The celebrated Female II amedieS.
c .nIount!ei from the pri~aie prescriptions Of Dr..
NaTn. iitv.. Obtained a most extended popT
1.rity- aLd correctly viewed to BE- the safest
AMI -U-,-r m 'si,'> y the in-S for which
t't-v are inp'i-i. The constantly accrIiu- te-ti-
I...,Is Of their tiiir,y declared them t. be pre-
els,isseuty superior t, Their action.
~ i:r.iy ~iIru Ice without these Renovating
A-.eT.ss- N"'te .-nIiiur Unlt-s procured At this
'f5s>- sent B., mail "r ESpseS TO any plrt If tue
GREET ZEN III. E:EDICISE.
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EstabIisbedbv
ktH. j. L. U1 NJ, In 1880.
NO Cure. NO Pay.
Consultation tv letter or otherwise FREE
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C. y. NoTFwARF,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-23
The Difference.

'iaA banker of this city, just re.
turned from Galveston, Texas, says
the New York World, writes us
this private note: "a 1850
Gents-Gen. Griffin's corps was
to be removed North, and honors
were to be paid in transittt, From
the house to the steamer. a process
sion was formed of about one hum
dred and fifty persons, all told, all
negroes, save say a half dozen citi-
zens who made. their living from
"thej Yankees" present or the gov
ernment. The Sunday following,
General Kent's corpse was to be
removed likewise the whole pop
ulation turned out to do his mem
ory honor. Fire companies, Ma
sonic, and other fraternities, citi-
zens, ETC., all achite and respectable
residents: the streets were crowd
ed. | naturally inquired why
they made the difference between
the two "Yankee" Generals. The
reply was significant. "That
Kent was an honorable high toned
gentleman, and that he could not
be got to do wrong by white or
black that Griffin was a petty
despOt, rough and brutal, and zoa0
IN has tastes, and they wished to
testify to the world their disgust,
for men of one class, and respect
for the. other"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-23
Several Weeks Dead and
Didn't Know it.

10 A gentleman of New Orleans
during the late epidemic, disgusted
at the dullness of the season, and
fearful Of the safety of his family,
closed his house, leaving his furni-
ture in the building, and removed
across the lake. He had not en-
joyed the luxury of baked reddish
and sea bathing many days before
his name was brought to the
registry of deaths and recorded as
oneof the defunot. Two sharpers,
one acting as principal, and one as
security, shortly after opened q
succession. The Register of
Deaths was called upon to prove
the disease of the unfortunate ad-
mirer of maritime enjoyments, and
little difficulty was experienced in
showing that he died intestate.
One of the two was appointed ad-
ministrator, the other going on his
bond. The furniture was sold at
auction, and the proceeds pocket
ed. The gentleman on his return
to the city, was surprised to learn
that he had been dead for some
weeks, and his estate settled.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-23
Why General Pope was
Removed.

A Washington special to the
Louisville Courier, exposing Pope's
rascality, says:
''The immediate cause of Pope's
removal arose from these facts, as
officially communicated to the
President: The census of Ala
bama, taken under the State laws
of 1860, showed 100000 whites
and 81, 600 blacks. The registra-
ton, as manipulated by Pope, re-
suited in registering 1000 whites
and 10000 blacks. The negro
constitution is to be voted on the
4th of February. The negroes
have scattered since registration
to obtain places for the year. To
counteract the effect of this change
of residence, Pope issued an order
allowing any negro to vote merely
by making an affidavit that he had
registered. 1t also provided, that
fourteen days preceding the cleo
ton, registers throughout the State
should open lists five days for re-
vision. This would allow another
chance for trickery. Afidayits
are before the President, proving
that large number of negroes,
under the age of twenty-one, were
permitted to register and vote, and
this would have been repeated.
Gen. Meade will allow q revision
to be made, but it will be to have
honest registers, and require the
names of about twenty-five thou
sand negroes to be stricken off, as
they were not entitled to vote.
Under this rule, it is believed the
whites will defeat the negro consti-
tuition by twelve thousand major
ity." s9;1ali'i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-23
Port Wine.

A letter from the English Sec
retary of Legation in Portugal,
states that for a hundred years
not a single drop pure Port Wine
has been sent to London, the COM
pound kept in the London docks
being fabricated in the following
manner; The first grapes of the
season are macerated in vat with
elder berries, the juice from which
imparts dark red color to the
wine thus made. r. To this is then
added brandy enough to give
body and strength. Large num-
bers Of casks of this kind of wine,
on their arrival in the London
docks, are emptied in great vats,
when the whole quantity is again
treated with brandy, burnt sugar,
and other ingredients, according
to the prevailing taste for "pure
London dock port" We have the
authority Of a British Parliament
ary report for this statement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-01-23
A Chinese "Josh" House.

In San Francisco there is a bud
dhist temple on almost as large {
scale as any of the Josh houses OF
Shanghae or Pekin. This temple
was erected several years ago, and
is regularly attended by all classes
lof Chinese, from the opulent mer,
chant to the poor and degraded
"coolie." Unlike us "outside bar
! barians," the Chinese do not carry
aristocracy into their churches =
their religious worship levels all
distinctions. The interior of the
temple IA brick building is separa-
ted from the general building by a
long passage, leading into large
hall. On each side of the hall are
placed seats of ebony wood, and
covered with a blue stuff elaborate
| ly embroidered in red silk. From
this hall access is obtained to the
chapel. On a large table, placed
Immediately in front Of the altar,
and richly painted, stand lighted
tapers and three metal vases
The lid Of one of these vases is
formed by the distorted body of
dragon, from whose open jaws the
smoke of the burning incense is
sues. Next to that is another ia
BILE, on which are laid out dishes
of roasted pork, a ram, a boiled
chicken, and perfumed matches,
which burn slowly and without
fame. The altar, seen beyond the
tables, is most curiously carved, e.
laborately gilded, and painted
with highly-glazed colors. In the
center is placed the idol, or rather |
image, of Ching Tai, a famous Chi
nese warrior, whose bravery on
earth was SO great that he was del
fed, The, figure, which is seated, is
life size, and the face, painted red,
makes striking contrast with the
white enamel of the. eyes and the
large black mustaches. The robes
Of the figure are profusely orna-
nented with jewels. The roof of
this chapel is covered with num-
Der of strips Of wood on which are
painted variety of religious max
ms, which are devoutly read by
he, faithful. Brilliantly-painted
anterns illuminate the chapel
This edifice was built at consider
lble expense, the whole of the deco
'ations having been procured from
China. ~ 1888