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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
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3ufulat ber psrIhifbsnsn gfttn Der Staatsat,
Isbaebuna, bic Gtsusr unb guFaxn bstrsffsnp,
mann Die unttr,sidnstsn Gommilidn BON gttba
County ben ilsusrpilGttstn 8irsern, swi. btn
8,Ibuu unb Nssntsn bon lttseroem unb per,
(Snli&.m giasntbumt bstannt, bag Die Nyprlls.
ttpnsu pcn BEN MIlsiTmfnt5 Oss laufsnbm Sa9rt
fGr 9eha County an bfn ioIstnbsn Gaafn in BE-,
Commit lIGrs. .@mtsRubs gu gllltntcpn Pathfinder
wrbsn, mann unp 100 alls gnlontn, wsIGe .Sq
beentrGGtist alaubsn, erf6stnsn HD9tn '"''h Ps
20 fiir spsdmaeis tra6tsn. .L
ydr WltGsrsippn, 9maus, @"iln9iOn, eata'
sauopn unp SanCvn Sctpnq'pS AM Monta9
psn 26. Npril.
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Stabt allsntcwn, SbrsNatun9lt unp 5ttpd'
SRA scwnltp. am Disniias ben 27 gPril.
Tiir Stsr. unb Nhbr' Mlfcrp. Sal,burs,
aopbla, g8bit.tau unb SEb Btitsbaa 9Cpn.
Iblps am WllttwpG bsu 2a lpdt
6ar gDeilnburs, qpnt sisbtr Macunsis,
y1asbinaton, Sbsr. Saurpl unD NcrN, Wbitrball
5omnlbips AM Miitpt6 Nn 5kn Ola.
Mu ttnlsltsn Sassr uR Siten wsrtsn aud
Si. GommIIau BON btftstm etbIst County per-
Ms.yt,, ssiatisb,xs SOtflae fir biz GOllrtt'
Der SfUsS".- anb County ,1susrn fur Sos lau.
Satr In Smpfts 3u Rttsn Die Sdran
mdN.n tn btn gdl8Idssn na,tnit ssmaGt Isin.
Die Spmmillars arbrn flo jbsG nidt unbtSinst
an ben nitort9ittnelstr balth, icnbtrn al Die
jsnissn, psl@tr futas bt1t BatersBt bee Gaun'
tvs unb pss Dtf'ss, fir ssldsn er rOlrttirt,
. bisnsn mag.
4. Daniel Sbt, }
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
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8e6tsanmaIt, NIT Gowin Ilbrisbt.
SfTet Der 2tsn gatiUnaIbanl ssssnabw
Sasutppu, pfnn'a.
BslOrst Gtntaifirunssn Don @slb1n unb Gus.
fanben In eshtsb unb ansrtnstnben Gountiss.
Spri&t Deuti& unb gnsliI&.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
SerImebt Gner 6iIF
in pGr
6oOD 9Btll 8erlolnng.

OaS 0r6bts lIntsrnebnsn Der Att auRtrbaIb psr
Qrossu Etiptt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
SesrS aSeNr'a. SSte9eGb@btas
Staentann mnb 9ybilabelpbia.
3inter ginri6tuneen auf uno na1 Dem
23fen ytopember, 1868.

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aadooittt fit philadelphia usbmsn bic ss6a
saas ,u aIsntaun un, 5.55 SRcr9sns, uni ll.45
yRerasns unp um 5.55 uno esha unp Susqusbanna
um 2.42 Wahmitta9s MAIDEN sn9s Serb'npnn9
mt 3dasu Der OlorD spennip acknowledgements ~
8sblebsm uno trrsihsn pbilacelpb;a relpsttip nm
s.lO Bermtttaas, 2l0 unD 5.25 Nahmitta9S
poGaoitr, fit Dcplesiopn nsbmsn ben 62O
sRerasns 1905 unb 800 @a6mittass:3us ,u Ss'b:
sbsm, pstdbsr nit eunsbalt in Ssrbtuoun9 ltsbt
Suruhhrbrsno
9srlaGsu tas Depot Bsrts une amsrtian
Girassu. pbuabspbta. um Z. As u. 9.25 Wor9ns,
l.45 uub 90 Slahmittass, uno srrsithsn Ausntaun
rslpsthps um l0.40 8Otmit,ass 1920, Alb uno
sis s,admitiass.
Epkal s soul.
DaIoaisr:3de ssbsn tislib pom Dtpct 81.
On Cd, Ssrts unp american Ctr. Ybilaotlppt~, at
Etr 8ebl,bsm um 7.45 unp 9.25 sRor9tus, las
un6 800 Ola6mitinss.
glattmltta9s.
Eiir qousbal, um go 9tadmittass.
Sir Sort GBaibinstOn um 1890 BOrmltta9s un
1l.30 9.a6mittass.
5asr fur pbilanslpbia.
8utaNsn 8ablsbsm UNI $40, N0rS'ns' uu
1905 300 uuo 6.O5 Wahmttta9s
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$40 sos Slabnsitta9S. Osr ~e" 2us "'"~' '0'
biubuus fir ausniopn. % ,, .,.ns
8srlSNsn eansbalt I'M $40 ubr @orssns;
8srIo,Isu Sort gBa(hinstcu UNI lo.oO %orm
taas uuo 2.20 Nahmitta9S
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Wsrasns unb fir DsptsstNpn um ZOO Satbmlna!
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
SurS! SurS! SSurS!
Samilien @t1enWdaren !

NlS @aidncn gum Buritmdden, fIeine
Sdlcifitrinc S6IOdmciicr, S6opf 9OHeI,
S6oum-26Hrl, Meiier uno GabeIn, !oddmeilcr,
Sie9cIcilen, 8afTecmilblen, 8rautbobeln, Cup
pcr. unD SbesI6ffcl, 8cbIcniebc S6ecren 8ar,
petitan9cn, unb bcIe unoere SIrtitel notbneneig
in elmer SuuSb0ltuns Iinb gu baben bel
S. g. Wofer,
SodmiIton StraBe ud6Is Sbhre Su Sdeimsr
uuo Sos. Stcbr Dec 15.-udbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
ptNinauuatn Oitftr Btitung.

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tnfiis Cents rss satrs, in @Srausbsjabluns. 8tm
ur btiahtt mirN wsrSsn 81 anasbus Seine Subitrbsnnn
trtsn jar sinn tarertn sira ais @onatn onssnOmnsn
us SsnanS tam Gle 3tiug aussbsn Icbni vrbSr ale dd
tanaI btiabtt 81 batyu
Es-s tfGntmas d. uns pSrbsn Ntn sspsBnbsn
qrssn sinasrihtt.
Z. q. Rbpacs, asL
ngCntlun, Wsnna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20

Sanniel ". Snt,
2(opofat uno Re6tsannalt.
Ofiu na&iie Sbnrs 81 M 8. Sramer's Gdao6r.
Omit Serrn pstsr Bssuf)
Spri6t DtatfG unb Gnslifdb, bsiorst @tlbtIn.
faiiirunssn auf bas Ydnftlnis.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
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GSlprence STAB MdINine
NNar, 80. 1869.

wv phHhH Atuv~A'B'"S" '" w
gis sin,ist, tpslds mebr ais cine atyt Sttns
mobt pUntit man mad p1i&tsbsnsn &tetgra.n
nSb,n fam, u. nit psl6sr man Icpobl SrOss als
fsint Mrbrit osrrl&tm fam. Gs fins in ben l.s'
ten yisr Satrsn m'br Mai&insn bon bisIn art IN
Qsbab gpunts psrtauft wcrSsn, alS Son 'evsr
onpsrrn art, aus Der llrIa6s, wsil ftt mser au'
asm,ins SatisfactiOn S.bsn, msbr arbsit nlit PEN
Ssltsn perritst yptrsm fam rno ttrs ~'SI@,...
.nfotbsr III alS bic irssnp stng anosrsn 9tal9las
i'm Marttt. es sltt @ai&usn 0ersn enlS3;
bit ssratmt pirb, unb Hnb Stsi.ltsn aus uHs 2aa
gtidsn ,ulammsnssI,bt wdtrtRb Die 5lcrsn.'
Mal6uen nur aus 81 Stddsn bsi'th'n' mas ''N
btesut,npr untsrIGtsp IT.
8uIst an unb iitsr,euSst auh bet
i gSiaiam s. Boue.
NrO. SO OR SamiItUn Stra6s C0ers. Sra'
mer's Vubmaau StObD 2 Ettrsn 'Int'rea'0 0'n
amsriean Sctsl. >,ts
MaB 30, "''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
@ @8efdnntm16ung!

Gncm scebrtcn bisii9cn unr auStpdrt9em
Qublitum, made ib bisrpnrd besannt oaB I0
iorhp6brsub allie Sorttn SCppid,e, lcIbf 9eTcr'
tiat. auf Soanb ,um pcrtauf babe, cipie ItetS be-
rcit bin Ouf @cIteIlulg SCppide Carpet, Sei'
meme. unb S3UQrnc Stofis 5u lpcben, uno Der"
Ipreds Suoltd, bic reelite unr prOmptslte We.
picnlno Sd, crluhr rieIubab ein stebrteS
Yubtnm nm bic llcbcrSeugun9 ju 9eipinnen,
peoen Der SiaiQteit lnp &Celtdt gu mir ju tpln'
men. All toufen lmb bcitclen Su mollen.
Nttt StraBe Sipiihcn Der SomiItcn nno Vim
bcnSr0 , SbIircn inter 0O9cnbud,S @olt-
bauS
" ". Scppibc ItstS Oorrdtb9 uno iperotn i'm
@rcBcn mb 8Ieincn pertauft
sSpnotbau .. 8ieonb.
Sftnber 27. 1868 nqS-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20

9IopfH SIdph.
STR $4,000 DreiIe!
Gsbt hbsr un0 ttst Gaer GsIo in sinsm untsr'
nsbmsu au, no Sbr hhsr slo, ehrlth bebanosli ~
psrpsn. Grtunoist Gud uadb uniersr lsstsn 5isb'
una, uno Sbr merrei hHrsn, hab aas Sstbstli9tsH
jufrisbsn rparsn uno rpsnn aud bisis 8erCoiun9
i'm 9rSBsren @iaBfape 9sfabrt miro ais bic rObers
fam man psh psrhdsrt lsin, ta6 sbsn 70 unpartsiid
uno ssrsbi ju 2esrfs Ss9anssn roire.
Die 3ebune finctt i'm GourtbauIe itatt.
DisGss NJ bas g)lannlOtb lIntfrnsbmsu (teins
anosrs GOmpa9Iis bat bas Rscht, an oisisn Namsn
lupriids Su mad:n). un oas einjas, has rpcbl ;ur
feftoelsstsn 3sit gum Cub lEmmsu rpiro.
8emnlt uno ttftbt9t frr afsrtmsnt, oas 9roE
uno perihieoen it, unp weraus nur anssfdbrt ~
msrben traucht:
$l5OO IN Cob!
3 prsfs Don 300 .SriinpSds.
3 piauOs,
25 Slab, gNaitintn,
3 Cottage Sr9sn,
: Splaabrsr.
l29olbcns ubrsn
5 illbsrns llbrsn,
l 6sfpann pfsros,
l 5lpsifess 6arriast,
! ttnhbt9e,
l paar fitts Gbpsins,
l Shttin,
| 8udsp grntt: unb 9RihnlaIbias
l Sras:GRShmalt,ius,
, Strd: SNad,insn,
, Cottage gReubcl Gels,
2 hlbsrns 3hee:Srpitss,
8 Ssfsn (perfhieoens),
SReutsl auer 2(rt, Stiids gausIln nno eatio,
Sn Der Shat. 4Hcs, oas su GARNER nno pano'
psrtsr: 2Bat3sus 9sbStt uno pltls anosrs. tur Se;
osrnann nGelidDs Hrtissl, bic in jablrs'h rno. fs
bier ein;sn an,uftbrSn. Srnmt uuc ubsriiust SuT
fslblf. Rauft Gars Sidsts isst. ca mir bsabhbtsn.
in einiaen Rcdsn Die 3iebun9 pOrJdnehmsn. Gen
fbsr, SaE SIR an rsn rthti9en plae ton'mt. I'M
Balemsut uutsr Ger 3nsit,u SiaticnaIsBant.
IOm. J. poIle,
Jon 152M S0rhssnesr'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-20
uru&er athftL
3n Derrenten.

Sin auf paS 3WefmdBigite sinserdtetes Sd
lement, in Dem neucrbauten 0ebdube, oberbolb
Sassubub'S 9otel. unter Sertemebsr uuD aubS
Gabuet.Waorsn Store gu erfrageu bel:
SerFemeyrr uno gub.
Sebr 16 nqbb
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10
LsSs News IteuA

GovERSoE HoEHnkS made u speech ut Al
bany on the 9th inst in which he promised a
general reform in the Legislature and State
government. He would give the people good
laws and abolish bad ones, and show the peo-
pie Of the State and country that the Democ-
r.aey can be as moderate in the hour of victory
as they are patient in defeat.
NEw YORK specials say that Gen. John A.
Dix has been offered Butterheld's place as As
sitant Treasurer.
ADMIRAL. STUART died on the 7th inst. at
Bordentown, and was to be buried IN Phila-
delphia.
'GERMASs in Boston are quite beuildeIed at
the sudden enforcement Of the prohibitory law
in that place ..-.. .. -. ....
T. Gov. Stafford. of Arizona, has issued pro-
clamation calling for volunteers to take the
field against the Ap&rhes.
THERE was great excitement at Tucson on
account of reported rich gold discoveries in
Sonora. .-. .. ....
SKNAroR STEWART WAS at Visalia soliciting
aid fora railroad from Stockton to Los Ange-
les. .4.--...-..
Gro. PEABODY will be buried in Danvers,
Massachusetts,. .. .....
THE Grand jury are still investigating the
gold conspiracy in New York.
4 severe shock Of an earthquake was felt at
Healdsburg, Cal, Nov. 9Th.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10
A Spack OF War


Hon. Geo. G.. Berry called on US Monday
on his way up To Elko. 1t would he hard to
convince the Judge that the city and county
of Elko were not destined to be the wealthiest
and most populous city and county in the
state. We will give Elko the credit of having
one OF the spciest and most ably -edited pa
pers in the State, even II il does try to steal
our Idaho travel and freighting - Humboldt,
Register. -
Thanks, brother Bonifeld, for what there il
in the above notice complimentary to ourselves;
and with this II would be our pleasure to ring
down The curtain and pass in silence your refer.
ence to the travel to the nothward but our
public duty ovcrreaches our private inclination
and forbids our silence. Now, IL il not our
fault, and we are in no wise 10 blame because
the people absolutely refuse longer to make
tho weary pilgrimage from your one-horse
camp to Idaho in q dilspidatod mud-wagon,
whom the the trip can be made from this place
in magnificent siN-horse coaches in about ono.
half the time. II would be equally rs consist
ont and rational to growl at passengers on tho
Pacific Railroad for not travelling the good old
way, with bull teams and ON foot, across the
plains, az To grumble because they pass your
humble village and come 10 n metropolitan city
to leave the railroad. We would rejoice To no.
main on terms Of peace, amty aud commerce
with tho Register, but il friendship can only DO
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

bought at the sacidee and surrender Of our
rights, then We ar prepared to bid farewell to
smiling peace andwelcome grim-visased war.
That winnemuec viii loose the trade. travel
and mail route frm the Central Pacific Rail-
road to Idaho. is Is certain as the rising and
setting of the sun and that Elko will be the
point of departur is equally certain. and we
could not preveniit if We would, and would
no: if We could and hence, knowing the
strength. yigor AMI resolution of our adversary,
we grid up our l,ins, put on our armor, and
accept the gauge 4 battle. From this on, il is
war to the knife end the knife to the hilt, un-
till We shall have ranquished winnemucca as =
shipping point aud the Register as a repre-
sentative of anything more than Piute camp
or Shoshone "vickiup."
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

-" RAnKokD WAR IN SACRAMESIo.-They are
having high old time in Sacramento, grow
ing out Of contest between the Genital Pa
CHIC and California Pacific railroads. Some
time ago Judge McKune issued an order re-
quiring the Central Company to desist from
the construction of certain work on ground
which the California had peti,ioned to have
Condemned, but the Central Company sGw fl.
10 disregard the order. Since that time the
matter has rested and the Central Company re-
manned in possession of the field until yeste--
day morning at about six o'clock. when a raid
was made in force by the California Pacific
Company. capturing the works, which, at the
last accounts, were still held by them. On
taking possession, they proceeded TO remove
the cars and tear up the track on the disputed
ground, TO the infinite disgust Of the Central
Company, who, however, seem 10 have con-
cluded to fall back upon the law and allow il
10 take Its course.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10
ATOr,orn Hope-Utah to BE- Admitted a, a State

Afor,orn Hope-Utah to be Admitted as State.
As the chances for the ratification of the
Fifteenth Amendment grow "small by degrees
and beautifully less" all the Radical reserves
are being mustered as forlorn hope to save
If possible disastrous defeat and total rout
Of the Rsd:ss! party. To .h;s end, Brother
Brigham Young has been interviewed by the
Radical magnates high in the councils of the
party, and il has been ascertained that in the
event that there is but single State wanting
TO secure the final adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment, Utah may be counted upon, pro
vided it is admitted without any questions be-
ing raised on the subject of polygamy. That
will be Brigham's opportunity. He has long
had his servants dancing attendance at Wash
ington, vainly importuning the councils that
be FOR favorable action upon their application
for admission into the sisterhood Of States.
and now his ambitious hopes are in fair way
Of being realized. The Radical party is cry
ing out to Brigham "save me or sink" and
hence, that one ''relic of barbarism" may be
finally and fully extirpated from the body pol
lite, the other twin relic is to be fostered and
sanctioned by public and favorable recognition.
Brigham il q wary old fox, and owes the Rad
zeal party no love, and now that he finds
them In his power or in q condition where his
aid il essential 70 their existence, will make
the most Of their dilemma, and will see TO it
that. before he ratihes the Fifteenth Amend.
ment, that the Republican party are pledged
by solemn and binding compact not 10 disturb
or interfere with polygnmy during the lifetime
of the party. How tho mighty have fallcnl
when the naughty tyrants who have ruled the
nation with despotio power and have held tho
lives and property of l0.0OO,0O of people un.
der their absolute, irresponsible control, are
now compelled TO stoop to overtures Of bargain
aud sale with n man and people whose religion
aud political tenots their puritanical souls ab-
hor But. rather than be sefeatodand baked
in their cherished desire Of elevating the Afri-
CAP to The social and political level of the
white man. they are willing to 40 down ON
beDJcJ knees. and humbly bescech Brigham
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

and the Mormon people to save them nom
annihilation- But even this vile and eowardly
dodge Will not prolong their miserable eris-
tence. as the handwriting is on the wall. and
the Radical party, whether the fifteenth
Amendment passes or not, is rushing swiftly
upon its doom. No earthly power can save it,
and no heavenly power will. and hence die it
inust -..r..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10
Admins traitors Sale of Rea, us,.,o

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN Pr,RsIr Srr
~ Of an order 81 the District Court Of Tho Einh
judicial District for the state Of Serad made ON tbs
9Th day Of October. 1862 in the matter Of IN. e,., ~
IT, v. smart, deceased, the undersigned Adniinistrs
'rit Of said estate, will sell At private sale Tor ssS
gold coin. upon terms most advantageous 20 s.id -
tao. and subject Ia confirmation by ssid COM, ~,
and Aner Monday December 9Th 1859. al uninnyiia
Humboldt county New, all the right ti,is ana ir,s
est Of said L. r. smart. aud all Tho riyht ,j,i -
property, 10 wit: e 'N''"'u
an undivided onc-haf - interest In that c.,lai,
BlactSmith shop In sad town Of CnonviIs tro,,t a.
"su1arts blacksmith shop together With .,r, 49,,
shop stands. ~" ""'u saiu
Aiso samc interest in the rye Patch Ranch cop-
tanning s2O acrcs. moro 90 less. IN. Central paris,
hafuad. IN said county. Alan the st,,ir. t,,,r,s a.
certain House, with surrounding irnpfnycfp.r,.
situate near the mouth Cf Panther CANYON, sbyo s,I
Hyc Patch Ranch. tn said county N'' ''' '"'i
IBID. LlLllS SMART. Administrators
,.,. of the cstst" NJ J.. D. smart deceased
'hionNllc Humboldt unity, Nov D is6g 20 Ia,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

FATA- SHOOTING AT AUsTIS.-From the Rev
ellie of the Sth, We learn the particulars of a
shooting scrape at Austin, by which man ny
the name of Peterson lost his life. Some
difficulty had existed between Henry Davis
and James McLane, and meeting in saloon
words ensued, when Davis drew a pistol and
fired at McLane; the ball missed its aim and
hit Peterson, which caused his death
in short time. Davis fed and had not been
arrested at last accounts. Also, in the same
place, on Saturday night last, a serious if not
fatal accident occurred by mistake it seems
a nan by the name of - Farrell started
tn 60 home in the dark, and mistaking n
neighbOr's house for his own tried 70 get in,
and giving no reply when hailed by the
owner o: the premises he raised an AK and
hit the intruder on the head, frnctpriug his
skull. His recovery is regarded AS doubtful
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

NEw DREss. The Sacramento Record cnme
to hand yesterday sporting a new Dress
in which II presents n very neat appearance
The Record shows unmistakable evidences
of prosperity. aud as live and well.conducted
Journal merits the support which it is rcceiv-
ing Mt the hands OF Sacramcntdns. ....
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

BALL AT WINSENUccA.-There is to I've n
grand ball ut winncuucca ON the night Of the
18th instant, given under the auspices Of the
odd Fellows, in their BEAUTIFUL and spacious
hall ai that place. The beauty aud chivnlrv
of Humboldt county will lee in u;;eudAnca. md
ALI who woull pas. "a festive evening in social en-
Joymcut should not fail to attend The pcnpIe
OF Elko generally, and the Odd Fellows pnr-
hcularly, are cordially invited to attend.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

DTyIDESDs.-By private letter from Union
Vile, We learn that the Silver Mining Company
declared dividend of Sl2 per foot for the
month Of October which exhibits very
healthy condition of affairs. There are | 900
feet in the company, showing the net profit
for the month to be SlI 100, with IA fair pros
Pect of an increase for this month.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10
VI RIED,

In Eko. Nov. 3D. a. the residence Of Thoina. Deter
by rev; II, o. whitney, William Hughs TO Maggie
Smith tOoth coioredD. 0H''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-30

FoLLcwIxa Mr.. GREELEY.-"Beecher
versus Greeley" is the case now on trial
at New York. and the worthy pair appear
to be getting into some temper about it.
Mr.. Greelsy ssys he never asked Bsecher
to perform the ceremony. but Mr.. Beecher
in ststemsnts already published, throws
the whole responsibility on his friend Of
the Tribune. He now begins to have
some doubt o. to the propriety Of bis
course, and lit appsar. from his own state
ment that afer performing the ceremony
not before!-he asked responsible par
ties whether the divorce was On legal
moral grounds complete. The pith o.
the whole business is. then. Mr.. Beecher
acted 6rst and inquired afterwards. He
suffered the advice of interested and sym
pa,hizing parties to guide his action, and
afterwards lnoksd for facts to satisfy his
own Judgment. Now. . man who pur-
sues that course will get into greet msny
scrspes. Had Mr.. Beecher read the pa
pers more. and insisted upon hearing both
sides Of the story, he wonld have fawer
explanations to mske.-&. Los,s Dem
ocrat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-30

Huston. Of tho Savannah ma. New
Era. has been limbsrips hi. joint. BY I.
run over the country. lie wss here, last
week. and thus gives his experience:
On reaching White CIoni We found it
very much improved. We vers told
tn 70 were sesrly seventy-6ve new hos
. boilt daring sbe ssason. They are es.
pecsing railFosd from Aschi.on By vsy
Of Troy. which. We supposs. will csrtais-
" be built nezt Spring. They also u
pert hrspch Of the St. Joe. & Conseil
Blui. r r. to roo from Forest City to
Kesrn.y, to cross the river at White
Cloud on . bridge to be built for that
psrposs. Eseisssss -foosa on. essmias-
tion that there was Q rock bottom for most
Of the way across the river. 1t wiIlprove
of great advantage to ST. Joe. % we'll ~
White Cloud should such road be built.
No bridge can be built st ST. Joe. or sny
point nearer than White Cloul. This
leads Us to think it prob,ble that they
will st some time have railroad bridge
~ w uIto Stoue' T+rf
While here We called on the invincible
Sol. MilIer-Editor-Cbief of Ksnsss-
this ia no Joke. Sol. .sys be belongs to
the Moham medsn church, aud constitutes
the entire membership in northeastern
Kansas.
In the morning Of Sund y we heard .
minister OF the church of Jesus, aliss Lat
tsr-dsy Saints. alias Mormons. spend two
hours trying to demonstrate that mir
sclss can be inst "a well performed now
o. in the days of Christ and the Apostles.
When through he gave a general invita-
tion to those present to make any re-
mark they chose. We were expected BY
our friends to say something pretty
"smart," we said: "this may be all very
plain to yon-seems reasonable enough
and il, in dem onstrstion Of what You say,
you will perform for us q small miracle.
it VIII st. once and forever remove from
our minds all doubt. We paused for q
reply. and got it. He inquired; "would
you like sign p We replied that We
would. well. said he. "l'm sorry the
gentleman is in the company be is-he il
one Of those Of whom Christ spoke when
he said: q wicked and an sdulterous gen.
Grafton seeksth after sign. but no sign
shall be given thee" We told him BE-
need not perform any mirscle.
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&c. w. c.. Asp n. v. q. R-Tbe
railroad project from Forest City 10
White Cloud and the Nemshs Valley,
is still being talked Of by the people along
tho line; but We ere Of the opinion that
the people most deeply interested. Tor
that should be. } and from whom the need
fol assistance was expected, are 80 far
from being swste to the subject, that
they srs not even decided where they
want the road to Iun. Some are in "a
vor Of this route, while others srs for q
route from Bigelow 10 RuIo. Ons Of
their papers recestiy contained an eathu-
sisstic articls 10 favor nf the Forest City
and White Cloud project one day. and
the next day sssned strongly in favor Of
tbs Bigelow scheme. We hsvs not the
slightest doubt IS to which is the best
route; but as aid from sisswh ere il nee
esssry TO build the road, not much pro.
gress can be expected until the persons
from whom that aid is expected. or
through whose influence it is to be oh
tainsd. have made up their minds what
they wsnt. Il may sssiSs them to de.
eide. BY going ahead with the contem-
plated organisation.