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NOTICE
To All Owners Of Lots iN
Dayton, Lyon County,
/. Nevada.
One Year in which TO File yOur
Claims,
Ju1yTth,1 1910

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1. Will
IN LIAM iIAYDON. Judge of the Fourth Judi
cial District Of the Sfa'e OF >evat as Trustee for
the owners OF property in Dayton, Lyon county,
Nevada, under an A: of Congress entitled - All
Act FIR the relief Of the inhabitants Of Cities
and Towns npon the Inbiic Lands, APP
proved March 2, 1867, have received Patent
from the United states r the east half the siuth
quarter If the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest quarter of section twenty
three; the northeast gu .rter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of section
twenty, six, and the southwest quar- ter + secti
twenty-fnur and the Northwest quarter of the
nor,h~e quarter of section twenty five in Town
ship sixteen. north of Range twenty "ne ca east.
l., the District Of lands subject TO sale at Carson
CRY. Nevada, containing eight hundred and forty
acres. Patent dated May 10th. 1870. And all
persons owning lots parcels of ground in said
tow site must within one year after the first
publication Of this notice file with me. at my office
in Dayton, Lyon county Nevada. awritten descrip
ton and claim Of the lets of land owned or claimed
by them or they will be rever barred of any righ
or interest in Law or equity in or to such lots
parcels Of ground rs remain uuc aimed after tn
expiration of such pe riod If one year.
WILLIAM HAYDN.
District Judge, Fourth Judicial strict, Nevada,
Trustee.
July 9TH, 1870. jy1 1aw-10w
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Thursday, September Is. 1870.
The polls TO he opened at Il o'clock ~ and c.oee
at O'Clock p. follows:
In Carson City at the sLerihs Office.
In Empire, at the Post Office.
In brunswick NH Precinct at Merrimac Mill
The following Boards Of election were che en-:
In Carson: Jacob sheyer and II. :. .ii!iip-
judges; John +. Cheney Inspector. f. D. Todd
Clerk.
In Empire: Jas. Norris ami Henry l.. Deich
M N, Judges; frsd stadlniuIier, Iuspectcf: Dean
Lyman, Clerk
Brunswick Precinct: George Ferry AMI S. p.
stem, Judges; john McGin, Inspector; oscar
CIomv ell, clerk.
hEsaLvED That a voter at the Republican Union
Primary Election shall possess The follow ing ana,r-
tica'iuns. lie hail, At the tine of holding SAID
primary election be duly qualified elector and
his name shall APPEAR upon the last published
registration lists of urmsby County anj the
precinct in which he Hers to vote: or he shalt
De registered prior to this pi imIry election and
he shall have voted, at tho Presidential election
in leGS Ton the Grant and {, lax electors. or
would have done lad il been possible for him
To vote. and tie shall pledge himself to support
the n.'slinees ot the Republican Uni Party AT
the General Election in November a b. is.U.
RESOLVED, That the voters at the primary cleo
ton of tn. Republican Union parry OF 0rusitv
County be required TO Indicate their reference
FIR citudidate FIR tie varus County Offices To it.
filed at the coming general election; also their
choice for D strict Judge; ana ihsI the delegates
to the County and District Conventions be b ,ua,.
by the instructions indie tied
RESOLVED, That the Delegates to the State Gen.
venton be selected by direct vote a, the primary
eieciion: and That the DELEGATE n elected shall
act as delegates to the CoIveution for the noniu:.
ton Of a District Judge.
REsoLvsp. Tina, Tie County Central Committee
shall have the power fill any Vacancies upon the
County ticket which may occur ny reason vi death
other cause
HENRY Il. MIGHELS
$50 GhLsoS, Chair nan.
p s-At Seci etary.
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Public No. ST.

An Act to authorize the Burlington and NissoI ri
River RailrJai Company. or ifs assigns to
change the established line Of said road in the
State VI Nebraska.
Re il enacted by the Senate and House 81 Rep
ressnratives Of the United STATES II America in
Congress assembled, That the Burlnxt ton and
Mississippi River ksilroad Company. or its
signs in the State II N-bra-ks, may far change
the location Il that portion of its line that Lies
west of the city cf Lincoln, sail State - shown
hy the mp thereof now lie in the General
Land Once u the United states. Ne to secure
better and mure practicable route, as.l to Gus
ne vi h the Union Pacific ksi'nrA 1t - near
the Fort H. arnev ration, ssid line to be
tca'ed within the limits Il the land grant made
by the Usised States tn aid in the construction
tr''viaed, however. That said line shsll MT ~
heated farther south tisap the falthern bossda
~ line of township number seven. IN said Sesss.
snd ,aiL change rhall MT impair the rights to,
nor change tbe floeasim - tks MD hsa Eran',
ami the ssid es,0paay. ~ aoiGo4 shal1 seestve
~ descent ~ other u gr-aser qsantisy a lasd
than il this Get I'D ~ paasd. saA schasxs
81 beea mode In the l"rasea line " nd railro.d
APPrOvsd, My s. lSso. l
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IPubEc-No. 3.
An Act to protect officials in Government employ.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, Th.t officer clerk in the
United St'tes Government employ shall at any
tne soicit contributions Of other officials en-
pioyees in the government SERVER FIR q gift or
present {" those in u superior official position /;
nor -hal any such officials clerical superors rr-
ceive any gift OF present offered or presented to
them as the contribution u tbsse in government
employ receiving u less salary than themss Ives !;
nor shall any officer clerk make any d nation
a. a GIT or PRESENT {" any official superior. Any
hc-r O. clerk vioiatiI & ans If the provisions Of
this bill -hail he summ,rily discharged f.om the
Government employ.
Approved. February I. 1870.
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Public Re.Olutio0-No. q.
Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
lvss Ut the United states steamer . Oneida-'

Joint Resolution directing Al inquiry into the
lussvf the United states steamer e Oneida
Whereas on the twenty dsy If January
last, the United States tie smer '' Oneida =" when
leaving the part OF Yokshxma. Japan, came in
collision with the Britt, PENN -ular and Oriental
mail efeamer . BOubay," and sunk aim Il In
tanfly, with the loss Il nearly all her icers and
the greater plrt Of her men; and whereas the
Navy De, artment has been unable. in answer TO .
request If the House ot representatives, to cam
nunicase any detailed satisfactory inf sn,afion
touching the circumstances II the LOSE beyond its
extent and the number ofcssuslti-s: and wherea.
It appears that no full and impartial and salts
factory investigation has been N de into the
causes ofAhe disaster. into the CONDUCT Of the
parties implicated in it Therefore,
be it resolved bv the Senate and House of
Representatives at the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the g. cretary Of the
Navy shall, with the least practicable delay,
order an inquiry TO be made into the particulars
Of the loss Of sail United States steamer Oneida
and u her officers and men. including the subse-
quent conduct Of the captain Of the steamer
-' bombay, with . view to aaceftain the RESPONSE
blify tor the collision y which she Was destroyed
and tor the de-tructia II life which attended the
catastrophe, and make report u the same to
Congress.
Approved. April :. 1870.
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N o T c E.
jy1 law-l0w

DARTIEs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
/ the v. l. L. r. Il. Co. requested TO pre-
sent them at oflios of the Company hy the lsr
Of the month following that in which they have
accrued.
II. VI. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
June Is, 1870.
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Buying s.So II currency at SIC.
Buying 8, $50 a currency At Sc.
The receipts from Miscellaneous Sources >
came from the sale Of coin for currency.
All Of which 10 respectfully submitted.
IL, 8. MASON,
Treasurer Ormsby County, State Of Nevada.
Car.on City, July 4,h, 1870. t-t
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PROCEEDINGS OF IKE REPUBLICAN
UNION CENTRAL CoANIITEE OF
CRNSGY COUNTY.

1t a meetin, Of the Republican Union Central
Committee Of 'nBl-by County. held in Carson
CRY on Saturday. August Il. 1870, pursuant Ia
call Of the Chairman the following proceedings
had
" u Torreyson, proxy FIR T bt. VI. Clarke.
Proxy for V. D. he, was admitted
W. j Hamilton was cie,t ted to hli the vacancy
caused by the removal from the state Of Z. NJ
Chapin.
TIE following resolutions were offered and
adopted
kE-oLvEn, Tha: County C INVENTION of the Re
publican UniJn Patty .f trnisiy County, lie held
at Carson City on
Saturday, September Il. 1870,
At l. O'Clock VI to nominate enc state Senator:
er: one Recorder Couity erk: one A.
SCISSOR: DistIitt AtsoG!e, three County
Commissioners: one Public Administrator: eIs
County supeTInteblent Of Public Instruction;
one County surveyor tIir Justice Il the Peace
anu one Constable IoT Carson Tusrship; one jus
tee Of the Peace and one Constable :r Empir-
Township; anu County Central Committee If
five
KEsoLvFB, That the apportonment Of Delegatts
to the said County Convention lie as Il lows;
Carson
Empire - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............
RESOLVED. That the Delegates to the Repub.i-
can Union State Convention to tie held at EIko ca
We inesday september y, 1870 be appointed
follows
From Carson Precinct .................4
empire II
- Bruuss ick g
RESOLVED That the prinlsry elections in the
several pI ecincis be h. Id on
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County Treasures Report.

To the Hon. Board If County Commissioners Of
Orm.by County. State of N-vai,:
Gentirmen-Herewiih l submit my report Of
the business # the Treasurer Office for the six
months ending june 30 1870
My last remi annual report, dated January Sd.
1870. ehowed cA>h on hand in the different funds
On december 31st, 1863, as follows:
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Tuesday, the 23d day Of August, $780,:


At the same places, between tie same hours, with
the same Judges and clerss as are abnve de>igaa-
ted in the case # the election FIR delegates + the
County Convention.
5th. 1t received. that voter. at the
Democratic primary elections. shall pussess the
70 lowing qualifications lie shall, al the time 81
hol ling sad primary Ell ctioIs, lee dniy quail fed
eiect"r Of Ormsby County. and he shall. if r-
quIred. pledge himself I" support the ticket #
the Democrstc Party at the general el-c ION in
November, A. D. $50
9TH. II resolved, that the apporti0umert
If Delegates 10 the State Convention from Urmsby
County be As follows:
From Carson Precinct ..-.......-.-.-........-..-1
From Empire
eth. 1t was resolved. that in case Of failure to
act the part Of any judge or clerk of Ihc elec-
tons authorized by the Committee, any ten qua
liel democratic voters asse bei at the pviliA-
places above designated. may select jugs or
clerks To NIL any vacancy, and to act a such
ludge or clerk. A =. ELLIS, Chairman
y. A. GILBERT, Secretary. auly-td
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4 nERVBY CAUTION ALL PARTIES AGAINST
l purchasing = check dated Aug. 18th, 1870,
drawn by The eummts Hluming Co., on wsiIs.
targo e Co., CAssuas In favor al Giis.a fir the
som u ~ 70. -. GlLSON.
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THosI WHO ARE AFFLICTED with Rheumatism
Neui algis, Gout and Scrofula should try DR..
G. Smiths .'Aramiraculas''. Azure guaranteed
1t is claimed for this VI dieins that its curative
powers arc wonder full to experience. Fur sale BY
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
Gjy16-tfl ED D. wENBAN, travelling agent.
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Notice of Sealed Proposals.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ Proposals will tie received. at my office, by
the Board Of County Commissioners Of u msby
County, up TO the
10Th day of september, 1870,
at 10 o'clork A. NJ, for the making # all ueces-
sary repairs in the County Buildings. caused by
the fire If June 9th, $50, in Mr.. Greenebaum s
store. I'D
After the Doth inst, specifications may be seen
At thi. Office. E.sr#
The Board re erves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board,
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
August II, 1870. aulS did
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Wednesday, September 2st.

Between the hours Of and O'Clock 2. NJ, o
that day, at the following places:
Carson p ecinct-Att the Law Office Of Clayton
4 Davis.
Empi,e Precinct-At WolfG Staple.
The FLOWING Judges snd Clerks Of election
were chosen: carson PreciHct-Judg-s, James
Duffy. Jo-eph Ro,enst.ck; Clerk, J. e. Dorsey.
Empire fr.cinct-Jadges J. freeman, J. l..
Bright; Clerk, J. Longabaugh.
4th. II was resolved, that primsry electi n
.or delegates TO the state Convention Of the benz
ocratic PARTY be he d in kko Wednesday,
the liIh day Of september, A. D. 1879, be held
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1870, it was resolved th,t state Convent Of
the National Union Republican. Party be held at
ELK ).
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870,
To nominate candidates Cor the following Offices,
to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, hepre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Secretary Of Stue, Attorney General.
Treasurer o. state, Controller of State. Surveyor
General. Superin: endent Of iublic Instruction,
State Mineral gisf, and ClerA OF Snprene Court;
and the trans tction Of such other business shall
properly come before said Convention.
tn motion. Resolved, That each county be en-
titled 10 one Delegate at large, one f.. each
hundr ell 1000 yotes AID one f. each fraction
fifty 500 cat Tor The Republican Presidential
Electors at the election Of lists.
On motion, Resolved, That We recommend tn
the several County C htial Committees that the
Primary tlac:ion of Delegates to both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th day OF
Sept.mh- 1870 and that sad election one del
esatinn be elected t. the 81 r- Convention and
delegation to :he County Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That a voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the fll"wing
qualifications: lie -htli be citizen of the United
States and OF the state of NeYaa; he shall at ths
time of voting at the Primaries be qualified
electer and registered ter of the Precinct III
which he offers l., vote; he shall have voted the
Union Republic IN iicke'. State AID National.
the General tlecti,n Of Nov. mber, A. D. 1s6s.
or would hav done 81 had it he possible to vote:
he sh.il s"lemnly pledge l;mse 10 vote for the
nominees If the Union Republic IN part, at the
General Election in y November, A. d. 1870.
Resolved That we recommend 10 the several
County Central Committees that IN the day Of the
Primary Eli ction for DELE gales TO the several
veniuus, the people be requested To express their
preference Il the candidates for the several Office
state and County, by direct vote.
Delegates are alpottioned 30 the several Courte.
A. follows:
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEKOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF 0RMSBY
COUNTY.
At . meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of O-msby County, held in Carson city,
August II, 1870 the following proceedings were
had
LIST 1t was resolved that County Convention OF
the Democratic Party Of Urmsby County be
held ~ Carson City, on
Tuesday, October 4th. 1870.
At Il o'clock. NJ. to nominate two State Sem
ators, three Assemblymen, one Sheriff. me Treas
urer, one Recorder one County Clerk one Asses
SCR; one District Attorney, three County Com
mlssoners, ,nU Public Adn.inistrat r, ole County
Super iniendent Of Public Instruction, one C"uaty
Surveyor, one Justice Of the Peace and enc Con
stable, fir Cars II AID Empire tow ships respec-
lively; and a County Central Committee
I'd. 1t was resolved that the Apportionment of
Delegates to the County Convention be as follows:
Carson Precinct 10
Empire
brunswlck "
3D. 1t va. resolved. That the primary election
in the several ecncts for Delegates to the County
eofinn he held on
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y. A. II. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma
ii nal Union RrpGbiican P.riy
C. Z. BATTERNAS. Secretary
June y, $50. til
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PRoCHmDrNe q
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At a meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee he 4 at Virginia City June %.
1870, it was resolved tht state Convention Of
the National Union Republican. Party be held at
ELK ).
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q. 1870,
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Thursday, September Is. 1870.

-ULF ID TINT VI" IT IEi5I titLtIU
al 81 ecincs be h. Id on
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

We have been furnished with the fou..
synopsis of the annual address before ,he
Maine Medical Association at the Conyent;on
in Bangor.
Dr. Goodale announced as the subject of the
annual address, the question, What is the ten
dency OF Modern Therapeutics? Alter defin
ing the term Therapeutics as consisting in the
timely use of remedies for the treatment of
disease, he called attention to the etymooev
OF the word. 1t is derived from Greek word
signlfylng to SerUe, and has reference to the
ministry OF the physician in the alienation of
disease. Hence the question, selected as the
topic for study, may be asked thus: Is this
ministry of healing becoming ennobled by
service unfaithtully performed? This can be
answered only in the light of the past The
past OF medicine may be divided into periods
corresponding to the various sy stems of phil-
osophy. Thus we have the period of HIP
pocrates and of the Socratic method; next the
period of Galen and of Platonic thought, and
SO on down to the present which may be term
ed that of Bernard and Positivsm. Each of
these periods is distinguished by some charac-
terisIlCs winch are immature when first recOg-
nlzed, but which become perfectly deyeoped
in the succeeding age
a beilef IN the intervention of capricious de-
ites was the marked feature of the foundation
period. In the latter part of that neriod when
the practice of HippOcrates gave wav tn the
practice of Galen, work yielded to fbonobt
a1d visionary fancies were allowed to ASSUME
undue prominence. These were fully deveIor.
Ell IN the next age, the Arabian. The theorist
comes dreamer of dreams. and the nby.;
an a searcher for the elixir of life. ~ .
search leads to experimentation, rude ipdeet ;.
under Paracelsus at the beginning of the next
great age, but assuming its perfect form in the
period which closed at the advent of Liebig
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aud Bernard. The exact experiments, howev
er, were net correctly interpreted, and hence
we had hypothesis, as OF caloric, of an electric
fluid, etc., which have to-day given way to
sound theories of molecular physics. Our age
10 one of induction, that is, it is character
lied by the perfect form of that which was i'm
mature and embryonic in the preceding peri
cd. Our age is marked also by an attempt to
make use of deduction. This method is yet
undeveloped, but it is the promise of a better
age soon to dawn. -
By this survey it Is seen that the present is
comparatively free from the past errors which
have hindered the progress of our art. Some
fossils of these errors, some traces still remain
but they are good material for study by the
curious, and should cause no solcitude as to
the future. The tendency of Therapeutics is
towards simplicity. 1t matters little whether
We say it is simplicity dependent upon ex-
clusion of useless material or whether we
claim that it comes from an orderly arrange
ment of details. The address closed by brief
quotation from Goethe's poem concerning the
riddle of nature 1t seems as if the reading OF
the great law which shall be to Therapeutics
what the Newtonian law is in mOlar physics,
cannot he long def rred. Its seal VIII be SIM
plicity, Si1aDler Ueri Si0nufo. 8, lbA ....