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REAL ESTATE AT AUOTION.

Nss EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE
E#i To close an Estate-THOMAS Il SONS, Auc-
Dealers-Gas Coal and Hemlock Timber Property
1000 acres, known as the "Canoe Run Estate" To-
Gated between Cameron and Emporium, pa Cameron
Erie Railroad, which trayerses the property, and at
the terminus of the Buffalo and Washington Rail
traversed by a branch OF the Susquehanna river,
On Tuesday June H. 1870, at IL O'clock noon. will
be sold at public sae without reserve, at the Phia
delphia Exchange, all that very valuable tract OF
land, located at and near Emporium (the county
OF about 1000 acres underaid with Is feet OF supe-
rior pure, workable bituminous gas and steam coal
veins five feet four feet and three feet in thickness
now open for inspectionl, and is covered with
valuable growth OF hemlock and other timber.
There are also on the property superior saw and
lumber, built within a year, costing upward OF
s3O,OOO Sale absolute For pamphlets, maps, and
No. ~ Broadwsy Room n No. ii. New York city, or rat at
the Auction Rooms, Ncs. l3s and 14l s. FOURTH
M. THOMAS h SONS, Auctioneers
62s sSt Nos. 139 and l41 S. FOURTH Street.
o. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE-ES-
E;.i tate OF John Henry Wemann. deceased
Thomas Il Sons, AuGtoneers. Ten Building Lots,
Southwest corner OF Twenty-trst and Westmoreland
streets, near the Tioga Station, on the Germantown
Railroad Twenty-eghth Ward, on Tuesday, June
4 1870 at 10 O'clock noon will be sold at public SALE
without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the
following described lots of ground, WIZ
No. /. All those ten contiguous lots Of ground,
situate at the southwest corner OF Twenty-frst and
Westmcreland streets, TwentV-eighth ward; each
containing in front on Westmoreand street 20 feet,
and extending in depth ll2H feet. They are near
the Tioga Railroad Station.
No. q Also, all those four contiguous lots OF
ground situate on the north side OF Delaware street.
which runs westward from TwentY-hrst street, be-
tween Allegheny and Westmoreland Streets begin
ming at the distance of 100 feet from the west side of
Twenty-rst street; containing together in front so
feet, and in depth 1l2 feet inches.
Sale absolute.
Nj. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
521 sgt Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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DENsIONS, PENSIONS.-ALL WOUNDED
Il or disabled SOLDIERS, also the widows, children
sixteen dependent mothers and fathers of those
who died in the service since discharge Of disease
tracted in service, who have not yet claimed
sion should apply at once to Robert 8; LEAGUE
co General Claim Office, No. 1876 3. SEVENTH sire e.
TO back pension claims must be made within five
years of discharge date of de tth. Long
standing or reject ed claims promptly settled.
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MOTHERS, during your chd's second summer, you will
find MRS. WIEsLow's SOOTHING SYaUP an invaluable
friend 1t dysentery and darrha, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie softens the
gums reduces inflammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system In almost instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will
be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the Sooth
ing Syrup has been administered Do not fail to pro-
cure
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In ORDER.

splendid assortment
Real India Seer Suckers
At No s2I Chestnut street.
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MR WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the jeueller at No. 8.
Second street. has of the largest
stocks of all kinds of Jewey and Svsrwars in the city
He has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost preparatory removal Those
who purchase this the time
to get the worth of their money
DRY FEEr.The most effectual way of guarding ones
health is TO keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the of India Rubber Oyershoes and the ncle
ment season is us, would advise readers to
buy none but the best quality which only be had
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. 35 Chestnut street. south
side. Philadelphia
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S EER SU O X Il X
s u 1T S.
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HAMILTON NEVADA, SUNDAY MORNING,

dog in the county. On Monday evening
Mr.. Douglass was attempting TO drive
some chickens into his garden, but the
dog occupied the gate and would not let
them pass him. Mr.. Douglass ordered
him away, but the mastiff would not obey
until his owner had thrown several rocks
at him, when he took refuge under the
kitchen. In moment more Mr.. Doug
lass saw his dog with lean steps and
glaring eyes advancing slowly toward
him for fight. Our friend, seeing that
he could not stop the dog by words or
gestures, at once prepared to defend
himself, as fight was impossible As
soon as the dog was near him he arose
on his hind feet and attempted to seize
Mr.. Douglass by the throat. Then en-
sued combat between the man and dog
of about ten minutes duration, and which
for hereeness scarcely has parallel
in such encounters. Mr.. Douglass first
threw ont his left arm, which the dog bit
considerably near the wrist, and with his
right hand caught the infuriated brute by
the throat, and as soon as his left hand
was released from the grip Of the dog he
seized his under jaw with il. Knowing
from every circumstance that the combat
would be lengthy one, as soon as the
first excitement had subsided, Dir. Dossg-
lass ordered his family to close every
door of his dwelling but one, toward
which he gradually but slowly drew the
dog.
Before reaching the steps in front of
the open door the dog had for a short
time partially disengaged himself and bit
Mr.. ID. severely on the left thigh. BY
this time our friend became calm and
collected, and promptly seized the dog
by the under jaw and throat, and then
began to draw the brute toward the open
door. Finally he had reached the door
steps, which were about five feet high,
and began to walk mp them backward,
and when at the top he, by summoning
all his strength, and by one violent
effort, threw the dog TO the ground on
his back Before the animal could re-
cover his feet and ascend the steps, Mr..
ID. had entered the house and closed the
open door. The mastiff showed every
disposition TO renew the battle, and
made frantic attempts to enter the win
dows. At last finding ingress impossible,
he took his position and watched the
door closely for Mr.. D., and manifested
by his action that he would attack him
again if he entered the yard. In the
meantime, the Rev. Mr. Hall, neigh
Dor, came to Mr.. D. rescue kthe dog
showing no disposition TO molest any
one but Mr.. Douglass). and with his gun
shot the dog twice and killed him, great
ly to the relief and safety of our towns
man, who was closely besieged within
his own house. We may state. in con-
clusion, that Mr.. Douglass owes his
safety to his great strength, being man
of two hundred pounds weight and of
proportionate muscular power. Our
friend was entirely nnarmed; and al
though during the combat his servants
brought him his gun, the encounter was
so terrific that he has unable TO use fire.
arms.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
The Speaker laid before the House a
dispatch Just received from Paris by the
Associated Press, announcing the decla-
ration in Paris Constitutional that in
consequence of the insult offered to the
French Minister at Berlin France accepts
the war which Prussia offers. Sensa-
ton and indications Of satisfaction.
The House Conference Committee on
Indian Appropriation bill recommended
concurrence in Senate amendment, with
condition that il does not affirm or deny
any powers of the Senate over Indian
treaties. Agreed TO.
The President has recommended to
Congress to postpone adjournment of
Congress. in view Of European eompli-
cations.
Frelinghnysen is confirmed 10 to g.
Washburne, of Me-, confirmed Register
Land Office at Lewiston.
The executive session of the previous
evening continued till , O'Clock this
afternoon.
Senate again met at . o'clock, and at
81 went into executive session.
The House passed Senate bill amenda-
tory Of the bill granting land to Oregon
for n military road from Albany to the
eastern boundary of the State, allowing
a change of route.
The House refused 10 concur in Senate
amendment to bill appropriating $1,000
COO for certain expenses, and committee
of conference appointed.
The President signed the tax tariff
and funding bills last night.
The Indian Bureau has the following
telegram from Colonel Chambers: Fort
Fetterman, July IL Red Cloud and sixty
lodges of Sioux came here yesterday, and
left to-day, with the determination of in
ducing all Indians in the Country to
make peace. He goes from here direct
10 the Cheyennes and Arapahoes.
The Committee of Conference ON the
Indian Appropriation bill has agreed to
report. The amount is about the
same as proposed by the Senate-$6.- :
600, 600. They have avoided the point
in dispute between the Houses
Indian treaties of 'G7 and '6S, made by
Sherman and the Pence Commissioners,
by neither affirming nor denying their
validity; a proyiso being agreed upon
that nothing contained in the bill shall
be taken nor held to affirm the validity
VI llt
In the House, the Presidents message
was referred TO the Committee of Ways
and Means, together with resolutions
relative to free ships offered by various
Members. After a recess, Blair, from
that committee, reported il inexpedient
to extend the session.
Schenck, from the minority reported
n bin authorizing for a limited time,
registration of foreign-bnilt iron vessels.
A resolution had meantime been voted
down, authorizing the President, in
view of the European war, to prevent
any attempt TO seize Cuba during the
recess. by recognizing the revolutionary
party MS n de iacto Government
Reports from the Ways and Means
Committee discussed at length. Finally
q motion to table them was negatived-
~ to %.
Without further action, House nd
iourned sine die.
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Later from Paris.s

PARIS, July Is.
After a council at the Tuileries, the
Ministers accompanied the Emperor to
st. Cloud, where the council lasted far
into the night.
Werther was about starting for Ems
yesterday, when Prussian member ar
rived with counter orders.
Marshal Random has gone to Algeria,
to command that province in place of
Mack.
Gaulos says Minister of Austria, Mt
Berlin, is in Paris, and held an interview
with the Emperor.
II is reported that the Emperor re-
ceived a dispatch from Queen Victoria.
this afternoon, making last appeal for
peace; and similar one was sent to the
King Of Prussia.
proclamation, signed by Napoleon,
is prepared for distribution throughout
the German States as soon ms the French
troops cross the frontier. II assures the
people that France is at war against
Prussia-not against German-and with
no idea of conquest. An enormous num-
her of copies printed.
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TIE GAUGE OF TIE WAR.

Paris, July 10.
The war is declared on the following
causes:
First-Insult offered Benedetti and its
approval by the Prussian Government.
Second Refusal of the King to compel
the withdrawal of Leopolds name as
candidate for the Spanish throne.
Third-The fact that the King persisted
in giving the Prince liberty to accept the
crown.
The declaration concludes that the
extra-constitutional changes in Prussia
awaken the slnmbering echos of 1914.
Let us cross the Rhine, and avenge the
insults of Prussial The yictors of Jena
surviver
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IHRnuan TIE WHEAI.
BY FLORENCE PERCY.

BY lLonENcE PERCY.
once, when my heart and were young.
We wandered, restless. by sea and strand,
And fingered little space among
The grassy valleys of Switzerland;
Where waichful SUBMITS forever froWn
Through blue air slhnting, clear and keen.
Wearing proudly their icy crown,
While happy hamlets smile between
Where rapid torrents rejoicing run,
Leaping the cliffs in strength and pride,
Like snow-white ribbons, in wind and sun.
Flnttering down the mountain-side;
Where smoke.like clondngs of tender blue
Dapple the slopes in sunny spots.
And sweetly change On a nearer view.
To drifts Of fairest forgetme-nots.
Often at eve, when the sun WAS low,
And the mountain shadows grew dark and
vast
watched the cottagers, vending slow
Home to rest when their toll wa pasi.
Two walked lovingly, side by side,
Speaking softly, as lovers speak
He with an air of manly pride,
She with a blush ON her sun-browned check.
Hand in hand, through the evening rcd
They went-through the shadows damp and
sweet
Choosing narrow path that led
On and on through the growing wheat.
Sunset touched him with rosy light.
Sunset frightened her lOosened hair
Poor and plain, they Here fair 10 sight,
For youth and love are forever fair.
And often as sunset charms the air
For the time and scene are vanished now
think OF that loving simple pair,
And wondered whether they kept their
vow
Whether under some NOISY roof,
Their welded spirits serenely bleni,
q
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$50 REWARD!
Lost, strayed or Stolen

u,HREE BAY STAGE HORSES, BE a.
i longing to Hatch 4 kiplinger. H0I
One large bay horse, weighs aboat 900 Tbs;
has star in forehead.
One large bay horse with stripe in face, and
has spanish brand on left hip.
One bay horse, smaller than the two described
above.
Any person returning the above horses to Jim
Miilers stable, corner Dunn and Treasure sts..
Hamilton, will receive the above reward.
The horses were last seen nt the White Pine
Water Company Spring.
iea0-tf HATCH X kfPifNGfR.
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Paris Alive with Troops
CIVIL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA
At AN END
The Emperor Scouts all
Thoughts of Peace
MOVING UPON THE RHINE

The following continuation of yester-
days dispatches has just been received.
Yesterdays news is confirmed. and elabo-
rated:
PARIS, July l5-noon.
The Bourse is flat--rentes, 65f. G0c.
There is great agitation here. Many
demonstrations in favor OF war mnde by
the people.
During the night, crowds of students
and others paraded the streets and boule-
wards, shouting: Yive In guerfe ! Down
with Prussia . etc. Persons who pro-
tested we're Kissed and insulied The
police did not interfere.
The crowd stopped at the Pmssian
Embassy, and shouted insultingly.
II is asserted that the prussian Am
bassador leaves Paris to-day.
Austria continues TO profess neutrality,
unless third Power interyenes.
II is reported ON the best authority that
an angry interview occurred to-day be-
tween tho Emperor aud Prime Minister
Olivier, growing out of the latter = known
disposition for peace. The Emperor yio-
lently denounced Ollisier- efforts in this
direction
Movements of troops towards the
Rhine frontier are ineessant.
Eastern France is absolutely alive with
soldiers.
The troops which have hitherto garri-
soned Paris have gone, and raw recruits
are slowly replacing them.
Ambulances and caissons throng the
city on their ronte to the East.
The excitement is very great The
disposition is for war, by all classes.
Rentes advanced to GO.
Liberite reports that great bodies of
troops started last night for the frontier.
and the Emperor will soon take the field
in person.
Activity in the Navy.
Preparations at different naval sta
lions are on similarly large scale. II
is generally believed here that war will
he declared. -.
The North German Gazette has dis
patch from Ems to-day giving partieu-
lars of the withdrawal of Benedict. II
seems he accosted the King Of Prussia
while the latter was drinking the waters,
demanding peremotorily his intention in
the pending imhroglio lie was there
fore Immediately dismissed
The same paper says there is much
aetivity at Prussian ports, which are be-
ing put in state Of defense.
Fourteen iron-clads and frigates are
ready to start from Brest and Cherbourg.
An extra edition Of The Constitutional
is Just issued, at noon, announcing that
France accepts the war which Prussia
offers.
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Application a for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 7c.



Anstin. Nevada. April 2s. ls7a
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Mukwonago Mining Company has this day
filed in this office diagram together with n
notice of Application for Patent from the United
States, under Act of Congress approved July
2Gth 1866 for Eight Hundred Feet OF the Mount
Vernon Lode. known as the Mukwonago Mining
CompaDy's claim. situated in the White Pine
Mining District White Pine County Nevada
and more particularly described as follows: BE.
ginning at the southeast corner OF the survey
made for the Aurora Consolidated Silver Mining
Company, ON the Aurora Lode, the same being
the northeast corner Of the survey made for the
South Aurora Silver Mining Company thence
running n. II = degrees j.. 300 feet: thence s.
49, degrees f. 500 feet; thence $. IL Z DEGREES
W. 800 feet and thence n. 7sls degrees ". 500
feet to tho place Of beginning, and containing
Five Acres and hfty-one one-hundredths Of an
Acre % 5l-lo0 acresl of Land embracing said
lode, and one hundred feet on each side thereof
said claim is bounded ON the west by the Aurora
Consolidated Silver Mining Company, Aurora
Lode GEORGE n TERRY
maj-9Od1 Register.
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A DOGS REVENGE.

TERRIFIC COMBAT WITH GEORGIA MAsTFF
a FIGHT FOR LIFE OR DEATH.
From the Newman (Georgia) Heald.l
4. Douglass, of this city, was recently
the owner of mastiff, which he had
raised. and which was about two years
and half old, and, no doubt, the largest
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EFFECT OF THE EUROPEAN
NEWS.

The European news produces much
excitement in and about the Capitol.
The President, Cabinet and Congress-
men share in the interest.
The President to-day nominated Ar
thur Macarthur, of Milwaukee, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court,
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applications for Patent.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~.


REGIsrFRs OFFICE,
ArsTIE, Nevada, April 2Sth, 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ AIukwonago Mining Company has this
day filed in this office diagram. together with
notice Of Application for Patent from the
United States. under Act of Congress approved
July 2dth. 1866, for Eight Hundred feet of tile
Golden Lode, known US the Mukwonago Mining
Companys claim, situated in the White Pine
Mining District White Pine County, Nevada
and more particularly described as follows: BE-
ginning at point whence the southeast corner
Of the survey made for the Aurora Consolidated
Silver Mining Company. on the Aurora Lode
bears :. IL 3 degrees ". 800 feet, thence running
n. II 2 degrees L. 800 feet; thence S. 7sis de
grees l.. 800 feet; thence 8. il = degrees W. 800
feet, and thence n. 7sls degrees W. 500 feet to
the place of beginning, and containing Five
Acres and fifty-onc one-hundre,lths of an Acre
Is 5l-l00 acresl of Land, embracing said lode
and one hundred feet on each side thereof Said
claim is bounded on the west by the Aurora Con-
solidated Silver Mining Company Aurora Lode
GEORGE +. TERRY.
ma39Odf Register.
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FRANK CASTAGNETTO,

Successor TO castagneito & Dorbon)
DREPARER OF COFFEE DY STEAM
L corner of Treasure and Dunn Streets Ham
iltun. CHARITIES, JAVA, CosrA RIcA and ell
kinds of Cof1ees, ground and prepared for The
table at his steam mill. lie guarantees his
Coffee 10 be the very purcst and best offered for
sale i'm the State of Nevada iyT-tf
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NEW YORK NEWS.
The Markets.

me Markets.
NEw YORK, July Is.
Cotton dull-tending downward.
Flour active-15(d2 25c. higher.
Wheat 2(a &c. higher.
Corn iirmer and higher.
Beef and pork dull-unchanged.
The Gold Room.
Intense excitement in the gold room.
Telegrams that Prussian ports will he
bombarded Immediately: that there is
great excitement throughout Germany;
that Prussia is massing troops; have fol-
lowed in quick succession. Gold at this
hour, 115l "a a.. Money easy, and 8.
Exchange dull-nominal Government
securities unsettled, and OFF. Pacific
Railway mortgages declined heavily, on
the European news: Unions, 50 "a = /;
Central's, S7(a =.
Police Superintendent Jourdan is about
to resign, because madequately supported
by subordlnates.
The funeral of Francis Wood, the Or
angeman, was attended by an immense
crowd. Six hundred police preserved
perfect order.
James Hand, convicted of robbery of
Levi Harris, is saved q sentence of many
years to State Prison, by capture of the
really guilty party-known as Red Joe
whom he greatly resembles.
The European news occasioned a COM
motion among the Fenians, who are said
to be making preparations to assist in
Ireland.
Gold, 16l4@ 16ss. MF
BALIsToN, n. Y, July 15.
The jury in the case of Wilbeck re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty.
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LATER.

The declaration Of war has heen an
nonnced in the Corps Legislatif
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FROM LONDON.

LONDON July II.
The news is more warlike again to-day.
The feeling on Change is one of dis
trust, and prices of securities are gen.
orally at the lowest point yet reached.
At Paris, at half pnsi last night, the
Bourse was excited, and rentes fellto 67f
At Frankfort, L. S. 500 bonds closed
yesterday at ~, against 30, the usual
price.
AT London, ON Change, this forenoon,
stocks and foreign securities opened fat
and nominal, at heavy decline.
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LoNDoN---LATER /!

Stocks and all securities are fiat and
nominal. Breadstufs excited and adj
Vancing.
1t Is reported that the Prussian Gov
ernment itself demanded OF France the
recall Of Benedetti, and that the Euro
pean Powers yesterday united IN pro-
test test against the implacability of Prussia,
out without effect. The excitement was
intense all day. Business at n stand,
anu commercial quotations nominal.
aa;eople collected in groups in the streets,
discussing the news.
II. 4 Madrid correspondent predicts that
I'm m Will be supported by Zeoryilla or
rather Guazzi arrived in Paris, en-
'o'''e 10 attend the Evangelical Council.
o., g.. LIyERpooI, July 10.
Snlps silver Cloud and Badinga have
arrived from San Francisco.
IN. ~, BERLIN, July l5.
Inc hing returns here to-day. Great
N"N'h'h' hcff.
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To be had in the State, AT REDUCED PRICES.
Parties visiting us will find this the neatesf
Emporium of the kind in the city and no pains
will be spared TO give satisfaction. je2l-tf
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ION PRINTING
BY TELEGRAPHl !

sp.asl :: n. whit. Pine rsliy ,'svs.
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KoPP g. COHEN.

Opposite St. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN STREET, HAMILTON.
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the WAR N rfrsopE |
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The following continuation of yester-
days dispatches has just been received.
Yesterdays news is confirmed. and elabo-
rated.