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DARTIE5 desiring to invest in Life Ia
Z suranco are respectfully requested to
notice the liberal terms offered hv " THE
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY"
An policies issued by the Company are
non forfeItatle.
There is no restriction on travelling IN any
season OF the year.
There is no distinction in rates between
Southern ana Northern Policies.
The Policy is paid without deduction IN
event Of .uj iIe-that being regarded as death
from disease.
A con- parisou Of its rates VITA the IA es
Of other trst-claSs Companies, viii convince
you that it advantages are surpassed By
none.
PEYTON d STARkE,
General Agents, % Second g.,
Baltimore Nj.
n Fv7rx- Broozr. Agent fer Prince
tieor-e's. Charles an 81 &artls counties,
willie il Leoaar5towu during the first week
4 Court
K5sks a.,z-t Fire secured in any Fret
C ,1apauies in Baltimore o- New IorN At tie
lowest Cash rates. 10 charge Tor Policies.
march II, ls6s-il.
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FscArEr.- Gilbert Buckler, arrested
and committed for Jail. for assault with
intent 10 kill a man named Scott, while
on his way to cur town Few days since
in charge Of officer James H Alvey. eifte-
ted his escape and has rot sinse been re
captured, Ia passing through a sate
ahead of tie sficcr. being fectly mount
ed Buckler dashed away a, full speed
and could not be overtaken.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-11

IserKsr.-An inquest vas held on the
3rd instant upon tha body Of o white ~o-
man named Teresa Green field, aged IS
years, found dead in wood near the
Poor's House in this district The facts
elected were, that the deceased had been
an inmate OF the Poor's House, had left
Il 9 place somc time in January last sine"
shich rotling had been heard Of her I'M
I'll the discovery of the body las, week
1t appears TINT the woman was subject to
FITS and there is little doubt that her death
was caused hy then. The verdict cf the
Jury was IN aecordaucc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-11

TngIs.uGuR41. ETc.-The Inaugural
ol3res. Of President Grant is an e"1Na'-
j.. frank. out.FoEcn paper, short and to
the point upon al. current ISSUES E1-
Ger. upon the bond question and the 18th
amendment, we see nothing il the address
70 quarrel with.
Tie Cabinet appeor. TO haze takon the
ecuatry By surprise, tie politicians esPe-
c.al!g. VIZ give elsewhere history OF
il. members, promising that the IH'eIh-
qcncer is responsible for the article
Our Washington correspondent gives
On e1cellcn. erpsse Of tie events and IN
c;lcnts connected With tho Inauguration
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-11

C,rcvlr CorKr.-The March term OF
our Circuit Court commences on Monday
next. But fer the summary " jail delv-
try" referred to elsewhere, It was likely
ths, the Court would have had some
VIA, prolonged session. tits now thought
that It will be occupied nth business only
fer icw day..
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EXPLANATIONS The paragraph re erred

EXPLANATION The paragraph re erred
to By our esteemed friend, Mr. Key, in
his letter in another column, appeared in
the GAZETTE purely by acsi!eut. ]; con-
tanned an allusion to the letter Of Hon +.
Stone to Gov Bowie and was-ct out to
remind us Of that letter which we fully de-
signed to publish at the time by mistake
the paragraph from 4 Washington paper
appeared instead Of the letter Itcontain-
ed doctrines we never advocated; on the
contrary we have always deprccate inter
ference by Congress with any ofthe right,
Of the States Narijorougt Ga-,He
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DISSOLUTION.

NEE JOHN 7 HENDERSON rctircs from,
w the f-m # DYER, IIHxpER>oS < c..
this day, As Igr contract.
DYER, HENDERSON & co.
Baltimore, February !, 1863
BALTIMORE, February !, 1869
IA f, the undersigned, have associated
w with Us Mr. & j. HILL, under the
stY lie and firm Of Dl En-, IlI:.L & co. fr
the purpose Of conducting the Grocery Com
mission and Forwarding Business, Tor tho
term OF five Yeas.
J DYER,
T BAKER DYER,
march II, 1SGa-,f
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BOARDING.

JTRs. DR.. STONE, of Lsonsrdt.rn.
W Maryland, is prepared to accOrno-
date comfortably Permanent, Transient.
and Table BOARDERS al her residence,
No Franklin Street, third door from
Ccsrtland
Oct {. 186S-lm.
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

RED NouNrAiS AND Corr DisrKcr.-From Col.
Drew. one OF the diseove.ers, we learn the fol-
lowing particulars concerning the Red Mountain
country and Cope Mining District. about so
miles nearly due north from this place. Cope Dis
trict i on the east side Of Red Mountain in wide
valley between that and Goose Creek range. which
l. aboutGD miles TO the eastward aud runs parallel
north and south with the Rec Mountain range
The distance from tie mines to Silver City Idaho. il
about 40 miles, being 20 miles north of the head =
waters OF the North Humboldt. and within few
miles OF the headwaters of the Owyhee, which
cuts through the Red Mountain range at a point A
little to the westward Of Cope District running
covered by the party Of which Col. Drew was a
were located, named the Pioneer, Buckeye, Ar.
gcnta aud ESccl,ior on each OF which two com.
panies were located embracing in all 5 400 feet.
The Pioneer shows three feet In width between
casings; the buckeye Argcnta 6; and tho Ex.
cclsior y. quantity Of ore was taken from
each ledge, ana Col. Drew started for san Fran
cisco TO have tests mace by mill process Of the
ores, which when worked in Hepburn mans NJ,
that place, resulted a. follows: Pioneer 1865 IG:
Argonta, $500; Excelsior $50; no ore was
taken from the Buckeye. ~ Il was difficult to oh.
AAla oNl'lE 10 Nhc ilullltu supply OF mining
picments in the possession Of the company These
trsts were regarded as very favorable in San
Francisco, and abundant capital was offered Tor
the purpose OF erecting extensive reduction
works but 10 make assurance dOuhiy sure, Col.
Drew concluded to return 10 tire tnitIcs and take
out ana ship five tons Of the ore in equal parts
from each ledge. aud also 10 90 down on them in
order 20 determine the character Of the veins ri
a depth below the surface before building mills.
He u now getting up his outfit for tina; purpose
aud will start IN o few days. Ia going ont TO the
new mines, the road for the first 20 miles passes
over somewhat broken country when il enters
tie North Fork Valley. which It follows for A
miles or To where the stream e lost ia the in
Vulnerable small branches which are is sources.
From there 10 the mines is about 10 miles over q
hilly country requiring some work 10 he done to
enable wagons 10 20 over II. Water and grass
are abundant on the road aud many valleys Of
rich agricultural lands were met with. The cl-
ovation Oi the mines in Cope District Is ; 100 feet
above the level OF the sea, being seven hundred
feet higher than E'ku. Both the Red Noun.
tain and Goose Creek range. Of mountains
were buried deep In snow NJ their SUBMITS. fur.
ui-hiag n vast number Of mountain streams that
live The year round. aud winch are ahunianily
supplied with mountain tout. Several mill sites
were located by the companies on the hradwaters
81! the owyhgu. which, owing 90 Us rapid fall and
strbu- volume, furnishes almost unlimited water
power. Wood l. scarce NJ the miucs. nut about
miles distant on the mountains an abundant sup
ply may be- obtained tor mining aud milling pur.
poses.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19
Justices Summons.

IL THE JUSTICES COURT. before T. A. Waterman,
] E-'luir,' Justice of the Peace in and for IamoIle
Township and town Of EkO, County Of Lander, State
OF Nevada.
JAMES c. Dow, plaintiff. against BADGER K LINDEN
DEESER. WE'LL * RAAs, 7. BEExIS, IsAACs GROSS,
COLEMAN BEos.
Action brought in said JUSTICES COURT before
said I. A.Wa:crmau, and complaint hlcl.
The people Of the state OF Nevada sends greeting 10
said Badger Lindoubcrgcr. Veil * RaIs, T. Derin,
lsdacs Gross, and Coleman Brothers
You Hrc hereby required 10 appear in action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff be
fore T. 4. Waterman. Esquire, Justice of the Peace in
and for Lamutlu Township, at ElkO. 10 answer T. he
complaint filed therein. within ten days Exclusive Of
thc day of scryiccl after thc service You this
sUnmons-if served within this county otherwise
within forty days Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of the said
plaiut.
The said action is brought TO recover the sum Of
niUctyOuc dollars gold CON- alleged to be due, and
owing by yuu, plaintiff for professional services
rendered by said plaintiff Tor said defendants ~ APP
pears 10y the complaint AZ aforesaid.
And you are hereby notified, that Il You fail tn ap-
pear and the complaint herein required the
said plaintiff viii take Judgment against you by de.
fault Tor ninety dollars. gold coin, together with
legal interest, and cost OF suit.
To the Sheriff OF any constable - sald Lander ttuu.
~. greeting Make legal service and due return here
OF.
( Given under my hand this 18th day OF
June 4. d. lSGg.
r. A. WATERMAN,
Justice Of the Peace Iamn'lic Township, Nevada.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

Roam TO ruE NORTHERN MlNEs.-Actigc steps
should he taken ct once by our citizens 10 open
Up good wagon road 70 the new mines 10 the
norihwrrl. From what wc can learn, a good
road eau 90 urdc with hut trilliug cost, as tie
country - very nearly level. and all that is re-
Guircd i5 90 gcuuvr the high sage brush aud cut
down the sharp banks of steep rlyiucs. which are
met with iU many places. : good wagon road
once cumpIcirI 10 Cone r,trct ard Red Noun.
tain, and ID wI.! he uula short umc before We are
CONNECTED with liaHu 10y gond wagon road. oTcr
which VII. pass .hg bulk II the trade and travel
ml 'Nat country 10 aud from the Central Pacific
TItIrOud.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

Tnr STAMFORD MiLL.-The lumber and machin.
cry FOR the Stanford Mill has arrived at this point
and Is now ewaiting transportation to its destina
ton. Eberhardt Cahon. White Pine. The mil!
viii have thirty stamps. sixteen pans and two
drying furnaces. with $50 horse power engine "a
motive power. When completed it will be Of
sufiicien, capacity to crush and amalgamate 80
tuns daily. White Pine must be played out,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

WNTCu:s. G. -. D.---A recent advertisement of
the National Watch Company contained u severe
reflection on all parties who have advertised to
send Watches G. o. ID. Mcz-rs. Fuller K Co. Of
tins city have advertised for a long time iu the
Tribune, that they would send genuine Watham
or Elgiu Watches &. o. H.. and from satisfactory
information, we have no doubt "f their integrity
ana lair dealing. We have never heard Of single
instance Of complaint on the part OF any buyer
that he dil not get precisely what he ordered aud
what they advertised 10 send. We have no In.
tcrcst IN The Compriiuu between dealers IN
watches, but buyers have, aud II they order a
Wuthlm or an Eigin Watch Of Fuller s Co.. We
have no doubt they will receive it.-N l..
weekly Trigruc. Frb. l7h, 1863.
DrvISE SEUvtCE.-Rcv. \. VI. Stewart will hold
Divine service at - o'clock y. NJ, at the Opera
House, on Ilh street.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

F0Er 'ELE ESoIyE.-We saw al the Depot build
iags this week. d portable engine MARRIED Meadow
Valley Mining Company, sul -taricd ont At once
20 ind where Meadow Valley was. and for Whist
purpose the engine was Intended. cur rccpnd
Inquiry VAS rewarded uy ra" Information that
Meadow valley WI -nmrwuJTu 90 toe rrigihor-
hHuI Cs Patterson ir-lr3rr, 90 Tl. ,uullual Of
ilaHutiuu. hUl could uh'lu 800 light us tr the use.
.'r nIura 1hr rusur wa, intended. There are
two large wagons provided wsib wafer iIuk, on
each side wIu-Ii go with Igu engine.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

The Forum OF JuLY.-Early steps should be
taken 10 celebrate in a becoming manner the
nations birth day in this place. Elko should not
bc behind her sister towns on the Pacific coast in
commomoraton of an event so intimately as-U.
ciatcd with the beginning Of our national lifr
There should hc n mcCtiOg called Of our citizens.
aud committee Of arrangements chosen. who
will go forward with tho necessary arrangements
for grand celebration on that dag.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

GINEIOuS ASD TIMELY AiD.-Thc Railroad
Circus Company, which had been performing in
town for several days past, on Monday night gen.
crously rendered their services Tor tho benefit OF
the hospital patients In the caro- Of our town au-
thOtitiGs The house was crowded To- overflow
ing, and We are informed that the sum rru.Acd
above expenses vas very handsome, aud will he
Of great service to the afflicted. Tho thanks Of
our citizens due To this excellent company.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

ACCIDENTALLY @uur.--A young man named
Peter Gamble, Tcs.dcu, 81 this Gown, While ont
prospecting at the new mine. in Cope District.
WIS seriously wounded in tie leg by the acciden-
tai discharge Of hi pistol The ball entered his
leg just below the knee and came out close 10 the
ankle, causing painful Resi- wound. de ar
rived ia town few days ago and Is now doing
we'll,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19
Thirty-iiyo Yeara of su.coss {,

Have attended the pu, of Brisiua Strrapafila and
iills. TIL TOW their sterling excellence aud vuudpru
virtues have borne down al opposition, and oFtah
li.hcd The fact that they Tie Eurcri and EicHt ~
az medicines for STRENGTHENING iho Stomach. luyigur
sung The Liycr ToninH tho Buwrl. Stimulating Tho
hhinoSH. and Purifying aud Cleansing The BiUui and
delay tgf
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

BSACuEY's RuAD.--Wc learn from Charley
Combs, who has had n well dug ut Telegraph
Station. on rcnchoy's road to White Pine. that
large volume Of water was struck at depth Of
$50 feet. This will make il much more Cunyen-
lent for staging aud tcaming over the road, as
heretofore water had 10 be hauled a distance Of
threo mica 10 tho alnti0n.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

WooD GoiSG VAST Between thirty AMI forty
car loads Of wood pass this place daily, going
west. to supply the road between hero and
Wndsworth. ON the Truckoc. Wood cutting aud
hauling to the road employs Il large army OF men
about Cedar Pass aud further east
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

llCMHOLpr FLuwErs ANp SrH,wUEEHIrs.-On
Wednesday last we received by Wells. Fargo x
co.'s Expires, from Our old friend, r. j. Free
man. Of unionvillc, hopuct Of beautiful flowers
fresh and fragrant from the soil OF Humboldt and
eau Of straw berries uT the most delicious flavor.
Father FTccmcn has the finest fruit and flower
garden IN the State, and has practically demon
sirated that the desert can be made 20 blossom
like tho rose Long may he live to enjoy the
Paradise lac has made.
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Dissolution of copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned this
y day dissolved the Copartucrship heretofore
listing between them, under the name Of Schroeder &
Co., 10y mutual consent. The milk and wood business
will Dc carried hereafter by John Schroeder, and
all the debts due the old firm will lie collected by him
and he will pay all the existing debts owing by the
firm OF Schroeder x Co
T. NICHOLS.
JOHN SCHROEDER.
Elko, juno 18th, 1862
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

MILL FOR EhGAS CASOS.--'fhc machinery for
a 2Oslamp mill belonging to the Social 4 Si0ptoc
Gold Mining Company. ut Egan Canon, was un.
loaded NJ the Depot on Wednesday last and will
be taken by the way Of Ruby Valley 10 ia place
Of destination,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

PAssED TnRor0n--iion. Bcu Wade. Senator
Roscoe Conkling, and party, passed through town
on Thursday morning In ono Of rumnn's silver
palace sleeping cars, their way to California.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19
PADELFORD'S
T. w. BALLON
MRS. MACS

LODGING HoUSU.
In of tho Cosmopolitan Hotel and Passenger Ne
pot flko Nevada. l.u
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TREAT g. GILL,
JOHN WILHELM

STOVES AND HARDWARE. - Commercial street
opposite Freight Depot, Eiko. Nevada. I-tf
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W. EARL

BARBER street opposito Freiglr; Depot
FlkO, Nevada. t.tf
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-19

AL kinds OF Bottled Cider and all kinds Of Syrrips
and choice Cigars, constantly hand, Wholesale aud
retail. cheap for cash.
Orders from the country received and promptly 1T
tended to.
Elko, June 10, 1869. HAAG & DAvERLY,
LIT prourieinrs.
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All kinds Of legal lHnd and other papers and docu-
mcutS drawn aud prepared with .hc greatest care.
Collection promptly attended to. NOtaTial services
rendered AZ al hours.
United States uni State Revenue Stamps fer sale.
1T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-02
Markets by Telegraph.

fOkEIuN AARkETS.
LONDON, December = Noon.-Consols aazl.
Bonds S3+H. Tallow 46s Cd. Sugar quiet. Tur-
pcntine 2ss 9dao0s
LIVERPOOL, December -Noon.-Cotton buoy.
ant; upIands 11%d; Orleans 12Aid; sales $1,000
bales; Bombay shipments to 29th, 10, 900 bales.
Afternoon.-Cotton firm; uplands I'D; Orleans
l2,id sales 90, 600 bales. Lard 75s Cd. Beef, new
1883 Cd.
Evening.-Cotton firm; uplands l2Hd; Orleans
12kal2Hd; sales 20, 600 bales; for speculation and
export 1000 bales. Corn 2es Oh.
PARIS, December 1-Nocn.--Course opened
finn. Rentes If soc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 1-Noon-Stocks weak
and unsettled. Money sa7. Sterling, long OK:
short 9H. Gold 2lH. Sixty.twos 12A; Tennes.
sees, ex-coupons, 52h; YIrglnias, excoupons so;
new 62H; LousIanas, old GO; Levces 5sH; eights
IS; Alabama eights e3>s; hves cox; Georgia
skies 81; sevens o5; South Carolina, new 05k.
Cotton flrmer at 25Iic. Turpentne dull ut 43Ha
45c. Rosn declining; strained at S2l0. Freights
dull.
Evening.-Moncy closed easier at T. Sterling
dull; long 9a9,s. Gold closed frmer at %. Gov
ernments quiet and steady; e2's 12,za121. North
Caronas armcr and advanced; skies, eX coupon.
H7<a49; new, iia33; special tax, 3oAasl x. Ten
nessccs weak and lower; Tenncssees, ex coupon,
63a551i new, isaiS,i. Others remain unchanged.
Cotton is 4 cent better and closing quiet;
mlddlng uplands o5I<c; sales 4Oo0 baes Flour
active. Wheat steady; spring dull and not so
nrm for winter; No spring 81 35I; Eo2 81 2ea
13l; amber State 81 3sa1 39H; do Michi.
gan 81 3s; winter red western 81 35a1 3s. Corn
less active and not so firm; mixed Western 81 Os
al 10 unsound; 81 l2a1 13H sound. Mess pork
nrmer but quiet; neS mess s32 25a32 IS; old s3aa
80 90. Lard unchanged. Whiskey heavy and
lower; Western free ut 81 o.; nearly all at 81 o.
Groceries dull and quiet. Naval stores dull and
heavy. Turpentlne 445ia45c Rosin 50 o5as.
Wool quiet; domestic fleece 4sa5o; pulled 42a44c;
California 17Ha2s. Hides nrm. Freights to LIy-
erpool more active; cotton. per steamer 20
a5-l6d.
BALTIMORE, December 1.-Cotton very firm;
low niddlIngs 2II.c. Flour In good demand.
Howard street superGnc 81 IONS. Wheat active,
choice to prime red 81 55a1 40. Corn dull white
ooc; yellow e5asec. Oats dull, 5sa57c. Provisions
quiet. Whiskey scarce, 81 05a1 90.
CINcINNATI, December 1.-whiskey duh at 81.
Mess pork s31 so. Lard lsltc; no sales
ST. LOUIS, December Corn dull; new white
sacked SoaS5c. Whiskey steady at 81. Mess
pork $40 5o Shoulders 16ylal8ISc; clear rib sides
10Hc.
LOUISVILLE December l-Corn firm at soc.
Provisions quiet Mess pork sa2 Shoulders lO,,c;
clear sides lailc. Lard 18Hc. Whskey 6rmer
81.
WILMINGTON, December 1.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 4oc. Rosin firm; 81 60 for strained. Crude
turpentine steady at 81 75a2 90. Tar steady at
o5. Cotton nrmer at 231la2sXc.
AUGUSTA, December 1.-Markct buoyant and
advancing. Sales 1907 bales; receipts l14o bales:
mddlinqs 23lSc.
SAVANNAH, December 1.-ReceIpts 2s97 bales:
exports 6as bales. Sales 500 bales; mddag 2Ic.
Market firm with upward tendency.
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