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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
State Of Ohio, Jackson county, IS. =
George W. Coy,
vs.. On Isl. Order of Sale
Milton Sullivan, ct al.
DURSUANT to the command of ON order of
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number eleven (11), in township number seven
"a, of range number nineteen Q9)
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Terms of 50 10 cash on day of sale.
Given nnder my hand this goth day of April
A. D., 1869. JOHNSON WADE.
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio, and Special
Master Commissioner Court Common
Pleas of said County.
Ap.22, 69-5w-pf 80 90
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them, speaks In the most unqualified praise of
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SEC Q. Said commissioners shall eanse TO be
kept by the county auditor full record of all
their proceedings In the location, establishment
and construction of said road together with
accurate accounts of receipts and expenditures
Of money under the provisions of this act and
no money shall be drawn from the treasury OK
cept 10 pay liabilities already accrued, and then
only In pursuance Of orders caused By said com =
mIssioners whilst In session as board, to be
entered upon the record Of their proceedings,
and by orders drawn by the county auditor upon
the county treasurer, In favor Of the person or
persons 20 whom such money "a due.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-18

THE TRIBUNE oS GErrYsBuRo. Tho New
York 1ribunos Gettysburg correspondent
writes: "TO conclude. tho present gathering
nj Gottysburg does not eeom 10 mo to have
had sufficient motive, or TO have answered any
large purpose, or to have satisfied the vague
expectations II aroused. IL was rebukod from
tho South, slimly attended from the North,
and II will probably no tho lest inflated otior.
- longthen oui 'hs mercantile uses Of 'his
hs'tlshhld 90
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handle poor old Brigham and his saints is q
.au'ioh' IlSco, Winnemucca and Pronon-
'oiE are not forgotten in their sour,,,i-S IA,
y,Nydgt. Ihe latter place. they say, il a rem.
dGh'ous for thieves and gamblers. and tba,
when the day Of judgment comes. and Ca
onei Is sounding his horn, the Promoutorianz
WIZ certainly steal his horn before he can
pioE a foot in that place As regards Win.
nehuGca, they had nothing much TO say about
me place, only connundrum was prt bv
zoe Why Is the editor of the Humboldt
.Sauoiial Ike fair representative of an old
piayed'out political party?" OF course IL WAS
BsSh up; because he is a X nolo NotLinq."
LhurSday evening the Ladies' Protection
anu hellei Society held their annual meeting
al FlaN Hall All the children under their
Gare Were present and discoursed very sweet
veal music Tor voices SO young, and, / may
say uhiutoFed. Several of the Indies de-
,lNeTed addresses which were we'll appreciated
by the audience.
THE wEsTEES PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The first train of cars over this road. from
Sacramento. came through last Monday, the
9TH, just then completed TO Alameda. Tbc
road was not intended to be comr,leted for
some time, but, owing to the State Fair, which
commenced on that day, it was pushed TO
completion Tor the accommodation Of visitors
was unable 10 attend the Fair owing 10 inn
por'ant business which kept me here. am
no" prepared, however. TO visit the line of
this railroad, which | will do during the com
ing week. when shall be more able to give
you o0I"pts TeHdu of this enterprise which
now connects San Francisco and New York
entirely by rail
loUTS, &c, BES Zn;E.
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whether time goes rapidly, quite
depends on tho object in prospect. A young
Indy on her way TO church to get married re.
CARDS every momont as an hour; man on his
journey 90 be- hung thinks an hour concen-
trated into every moment. The young chap
who IL waiting for an answer to his proposal
looks upon n week as mn age while the man
of thiriy-iiyo waiting for his divorce papers
believes every hour contains full five hundred
minutes. 4 hungry man half an hour before
dinner thinks II will never come, and dys.
pcptic wishes tinc stood still whole day.
SO IL goes, or don't go, according to the indi.
yidunl Cnso in hand.
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BES Use.

EVERY MAS Hr4 OwS SMELTrE.-t costs a
good deal Of money TO build quartz mill
even a small one. Then, when men furnish
money to build quartz mill. somehow they
have very strong disposition to own the in
s'ltutpn; and the poor man mny see o hun
QT'd mills built, and yet not be any the richer
just now. III this region, there seems TO be n
disposition 20 put into operation, on an er-
pensive scale, the business of smelling the
ores Of tho Base Metal Range. A furnace
that vii! smelt Il tun Of ore costs only about
500 or $3.50. This tun of ore will Weld
about ] 900 pounds of lead and silver. which
IS worth from $50 to Sl25. With the work
lngs OF a few days the number of furnaces
can he increased until they equal in CAPACITY
a hrs;-ciass mill. The Base Metal Range has
a thousand well developed ledges. the ores of
which smelt very readily; and ii looks now az
though, before tho Winter closes down, there
wall be a great number of these little bullion
producers IN this district. Ii is one Of the
most hopeful features in this region at pres
eht. IL the plan can be pursued TO success
ana we see no reason Why il cannot-it will
take away the greatest of drawbacks TO all
quartz mining countries, the necessity of
large outlay before anything can be realized
IN return; and the tendency which always
follows of concentrating all that is valuable
mo the hands of II few moncyed men. and
Tor tho rest there Is nothing left but TO accept
the position OF day laborers or 10 crngra,e 10
new fields. Ne hope this interest in furnaces
will increase 10 AN enthusiasm Men have
no, gone into the business much heretofore
because II WAS an Untried business: but there
- not half Ia" difficulty in learning it thor.
oughly that there was to learn to work Com
stock ores up tO seycnty-Eye per cent ; and
the promise Of the great reward for those who
master III" problem IL too great 10 be long iR-
nored. Then hurruh for the furnaces There
are five hundred locations on the Base Metal
Range; let each location he represented by
furnace, and make homo rival for Treasure
Hill and the quartz mills Inland Empire.
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TuE Cincinnati Gazcttc tells the following
cat story: 'As the wurkmcu were removing
the rubbish from the scene of the recent fire
that destroyed the paper warehouse of Chat
field N Woods tho tavoritc cat of the house
was discovered hemmcd in by tho debris of
that ronilagrn,iom. Pussy was still alive, and
Notwithstanding one eye had been burned ont
and an car destroyed by the destructive Gle.
mcnt. tho first thing she did when released
from tho heated prison where she had been
immurcd for nearly week. was TO rub herself
nfloctionntcly against tho legs Of tho man who
set her FREQ, and celebrate her release with a
loud purr Of thanksgiving"
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMESr-The New
York Legislature, says tho New York World
of September fth. ratified the proposed Fif
tccnih Amendment, and fatally neglected to
direct Governor Hoffman e. transmit their ac-
ton to tho Federal Government. Hence il
falls 70 the ground. GcorgIa's Legislature
rejected the proposed Fifteenth Amendment,
and directed Governor Bullock to transmit
their action To the Federal Government Gov
crnor Bullock has disobcyci the direction.
Governor Hoffman has done his whole duty
IN not assuming instructions not given. But
the Radical prints quote this State for the
Amendment. aud never quote Georgia ns
against II. New York is to defeat tho nullia.
cation Of her will by tho very stupidity of her
Legislature. Georgia is to lose the registra-
ton of her verdict 10y reason of a robellious
Governor. Will tho Republicans he frank
enough 10 donnuncc Governor Bullock disc.
bcdi"nco as heartily as they abuse Governor
llohnIUn's mnstcrly inactivity?
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TWEEZERS.
Bad Weather.

1t is well known that the weather this
year proves anything but satisfactory
Not only in our county, or State, or the
United States, but all over our Globe the
weather is extremely changeable or as the
common saying is we have very bad
weather. The cause of it is ascribed by
Astronomers to the spots IN the Sun
The astronomer, Father Secchi, CORES
ponding member of the Academy of
France, expressed himself on the 18th of
May in the journal of Rome as fol-
lows:
The Sun is at present in a stadium OF
very numerous spots. On the morning
of May 7th we counted 33 of the first
magnitude In seven or eight distinct
groups. Their number is RAPIDLY decrcas-
ing to their previous maximum
The whole of the Sun is literally covered
with spots. that appear like mass Of
white fakes on ash colored ground The
variation of these spots seem to come
around within period of three years.
Thus We may hope, that astronomy will
ascertain the fixed law of these sun spots
and at the same time furnish rules for
foreknowledge OF the changes in the
weather and the Irregularities of the
seasons
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DIED.

At Clarks Mills, on Thursday the 18th
inst, Mrs. LYDIA CLARK, aged "A years
Mrs. Lydia Clark Tor as she was more
generally known among her friends and
neighbors )Grandma Clark, whose death
is recorded in this week TRIBUNE, was
born in the State of New York, where she
passed the most Of a long and useful life.
She was married earl y in life and reared
large family, consisting Of five sons and
five daughters, Of all, only four
sons are now living. She was a devoted
wife and mother, and none but those
afflicted in like manner can realize the
depth Of her anguish as she beheld that
insidious disease, consumption, claiming
one after another Of her daughters, all
grown to womanhood and all but one
married, till all had fallen victims to its
fatal power. About thirteen years ago
she came west to the Village of Clarks
Mills, with her husband and youngest
daughter, Mrs. Eddy, then in the last
stage of consumption, hoping the change
OF climate might avert the threatened
doom, but it aYailed nothing, and she
was soon resting in the silent grave
Hardly was the first agony of this be-
reavement over, ere the companion with
whom she had lived happily so many
years, was stricken by disease and in a
few days he too had gone to that bourne
whence none return. It then seemed as
though her cup of grief was full. 1t was
not long after this, that the writer of this
sketch became acquainted with her. and
though one might we'll have expected to
find gloomy sorrowing woman yet after
the first agony was over she became
cheerful, recognizing in her Affections
the hand of her Divine Master who
doeth all things we'll Eminently social
in disposition she took an active part In
all the social gatherings of the village, and
for her was reserved the seat of honor
Public spirited, and patriotic, she could
not bear that our National Birthday
should ever pass unmarked by some
public token Of respect, and her purse
was ever open to assist in any good work
About seven years ago she united with
the Episcopal church of Manitowoc, then
under the Pastoral charge OF the Rev. G.
B. Engle, of which she remained a mem
Der while she lived. Her last sickness
was long and severe, but,
Her life it is ended, her sorrows all Ger
Earths trials and troubles can re lch her no more
An angel of light in the home of the best
In the arms of her Saviour forever at pest
Z. A. NJ
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COMMUNICATED.

EDS. TRIBUNE In having my atten-
ton called to an article in the Manitowoc
Pilot of July ID, headed Circuit Court,
by which I am informed that the Grand
and Petit Jurors were discharged for in
formalities by the town board of Franklin,
[ would say that this latter statement is
confounded falsehood. The list of
Jurors from the town of Franklin was
as correct list as any that was returned
to the County Clerk. If our District
Attorney would get some legal forms, as
Judge Mclean intimated to him, and not
try to cover the tracks of Jury Packers.
it would be much better for him, and the
County too. The jury list was packed
for the express purpose of clearing men
that have robbed the County of Mani
towoc and the town of Franklin of thou
sands of dollars. Such are the men
which the writer of that article in the
Pilot wishes to screen, and leave the re-
sponsibility of the discharge of Juries
upon the town board of Franklin which
that board will not accept, nor will it
stand by and see juries packed for the
purpose of defeating Justice. The writer
of the article in the Pilot goes on to say,
that the jury list from Franklin, was
filed with Jurors that were incapable
[ will ask the writer Of said article where
he got this information? IF it was from
B. S. Lorigan, as [ suppose, I must say
that he is good judge of the qualifica-
tons of jurors that should sit upon GER
tain cases to be tried the last term of
court.
The juries acere discharged on account
Of being packed By some person on the
County Board and not by the Board of
Franklin. That person that is guilty of
such an act should be punished for doing
such injustice to the County. 2. I. s.
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How True and how strange. that
people should seek relief in the hero
giiics Of Doctors prescription when
they can buy as good, and nine times out
Of ten, better remedy than most doc
tors give, for the insignificant sum of
25cts. We refer to Judsons Mountain
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Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Female
Irregularities, and all Bilious disorders,
they are prepared from a formula pro-
nounced by the most learned Physicians
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universal Of family medicines. Give
them a fair trial and you will never be
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