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Wlas0nit Department.


Contributions 70 this Department are solicited
fron1the Graft throughout the State
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PETITIONS.

b. Mr.. Hunt-Of citizens of Tippah eoun-
ty, protesting against the formation of new
counties out of portions of said county.
By Mr.. Hunt-0f citizens of Tippah-
Pont0tOc. Lafayette and Marshall counties
praying the creation of a new county.
BY Mr. Foster--Of SuperintendenfOfth the
State Asylum at Vicksburg for relief
BY Mr.. Whiting-Of heirs of j. M. Lyles
deceased, for relief.
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A well-known horse-thief, Masonic
swindler and knave generally, whose real
name is Prime, has been doing up the
brethren lately in Texas, under the as
sumed name of W. Fl. Bowen. Our
venerable friend, Bro. w. III. Bowen, of
Union Church, Miss, will of course be
pleased to know that this unadulterated
scamp has been using his good name for
swindhng purposes. Primes exploits in
Mississippi would fill volume. Having
canvassed the State to his satisfaction, he
is now operating In Texas. where we hope
swift justice may overtake him. The
letter below is addressed to the High
Priest of Salem Royal Arch Chapter,
Union Church, Miss:
GArEsvIILE, Texas, June and, 1879.
Two. A. GALBEEATH. III. p.
Salem r. a. c.
CoNP.-Yorr favor of the 14th ult- in
References 20 w. I'll. Bowen. tso-ca1led1 came
49, - G.-I uos.d van notice of him. He
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CoMP:-Your favor of the 14th ult- In
reference TO w. I'll. Bowen. ts0-ealledl came
dnlv' to hand. 1 send you notice of him. He
is a scamp Of the yaTst seaser, and have
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Memphis Conference Female
INSTITUTE,

LNALL SESSION Of Twenty Weeks begins
II the First Monday in September and the
Spring Session, the Fourth Monday In Janu-
airy.
TUITIoN-COllegiate Department, SIS 90
Music and use Of Piano, $50 90; Latin and
French, bath, SIS 90; other charges moderate
Board, Washing, Fuel, etc, so co. Board
ers furnish their own lights, towels and sheets
Al Payments required IN Advanee.
&R-For Catalogues. address the President,
or CAPT A. ID. JONES,
jys&w2m Secretary Of the Faculty.
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To Bro. j. L. POWER,
Grand Secretary.
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This continent was reserved with shouts
of applaws and baskits of bokais, and
Gov'nur Pettis cum forward and congrat-
ulated me on my CRATE suxess, and insist
ed ON my stayin all mite with him, but the
cars was bloin, and after furnishing the
Jaxon papers with coppis of my address
] bid adu to those gay and festered seems.
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PIANOsI PIANOsm PIANOsM

six Gold Medals were Awarded
Al late Pairs he'd Ga the South
In October, 1863. 90
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-20

fine of thousand to ten thousand francs,
and suspension Of the journal
The Minister of France asked of the
Corps Legislatif supplemental credit,
on par, 1870, of 440, ,000,0 francs for
war budget, and &C, 900, 900 francs for the
navy.
As soon as the Corps has disposed Of
this business, it will adjourn for the mu-
nicipnl elections, after which the session
will be resumed.
The patriotic subscriptions for the
army continue. The journalists of Paris
and the provinces have been appointed a
committee 10 receive subscriptions.
At the Council Of Ministers and Coun-
ell of War, held at the Tuilleries to-day,
the Emperor presided.
Americans here say that the statement
that legion of American volunteers is
organizing to aid France, ia unfounded.
Projects of the Department on the
Spanish border have received orders to
watch the frontier and allow no Carlists
to pass. Tho best feeling exists between
the French and Spanish authorities nlong
the line.
Officers at Perper1uan discovered a
secret deposit of 700 guns for the use of
Carlists. The arms were seized and sew
eral suspicious persons, supposed Car
lists, arrested.
MADRrD, July Is.
II is not the intention to confer royal
attributes ON Serrano.
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BY TELEG RAPHl
FROM WASHINGTON.

.ys.l.l to zhs wAi.s rias Daily Fsus.
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EASTERN NEWS.

NEw 1onk, July lb.
A large oakum factory in Jersey City
has been burned, Loss, Sl00, 900; insur-
ence Ss0.000.
Thirty-seyen eases of sunstroke to-day
! fatal.
Owing TO the Franee-Prussian war,
much activity prevails In French circles
in this city. General Donnis +. Burke
has issued a call for n meeting OF the
military organizations of the neighbor-
hood
Wall street, at pm, closed caliner.
Considerable abatement In speculation.
Excitement of money Is more active.
Gold fell to 1871, closed at 20A Gov
ernment securities firm; stocks dull
Great excitement among gold brokers
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Gold sold
as high as 2l5s. and few takers.
BosToS, July IS.
Tudor & Co. building, Charlestown,
for the manufactury Of linseed oil, has
been burned Loss, 800, 000-mostly
insured.
BALTIMORE, July is.
This morning the boiler Of the Mary
land sugar refinery exploded. Three
men injured. Soon afser the building
opposite known as the State Cotton
Warehouse, and used as a cotton store
house was burned, with thousand bales
Loss $4,000.
President Grant will not reach New
York until Thursday, owing to the illness
Of Mrs. Grant. After few days stay
here, he will go to Long Branch.
The Warner House. at Northampton.
Massachusetts,, with ten stores and
saloons, has been burned. Loss, Sl20,-
900. Insurance, $S5, 200.
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WASHINGTON, July Is.
The French Minister has received no
advices by cable from Paris since his
arrival.
The report that the Admiral recon-
mends the enlistment Of sailors and TO
put the Navy on q war footing, is false
also that the President is urged to con-
vene Congress. 1t does not appear that
any one connected with our Government
fears any disaster will happen to our
Country, apart from the effect of the
war upon our shipping; or that we can
become involved in the European war.
Senator Schurz had an interview with
the President to-day on European affairs.
Toward the close Of Congress there
were several candidates for the Prussian
Mission, it having been reported that
Minister Bancroft will be recalled; but it
was ascertained tonight that the Presi-
dent did not design. either then OF now,
TO make q change.
The Congressional Committee ON
Printing have exonorated Clapp. Con-
gressional Printer, from the charges
made against him.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

-ts#r ST.. PETERSBURG, July II.
Authentic adyices from Tenlinsen, by
telegraph through Siberia, confirm the
reports of the massacre of foreigners in
China. The outrage was committed June
10. The natives destroyed the French
establishment; hut the Germans were
left untouched. The Representatives of
Foreign Powers nj Pekin had ADDRESSED q
joint note 10 the Chinese Government,
demanding punishment and indemnity.
LONDON. July Is.
The steamer Chil)an, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, has sunk. No lives
lost.
Specials say that Gen. Moltke stated
in the Prussian Cabinet Council that
Prussia was never better prepared for
war than at the present time.
According to private information, the
French army has start of five days
ahead of the Prussian.
There is q rumor that French troops
have commenced bombarding Soarloniro-
Yon.
Prince Leopold has departed from
Munich. His cousin, Prince Frederick
Charles, Is to command the troops of
North Prussia. Troops are passing
westward. Some have received orders,
perhaps ON account of apprehensions
respecting Austria.
The Prussian Government announces
the removal of lights, buoys, etc, from
the German coast.
The Globe has an article predicting
the occupation of Belgium by the Eng
lish. A British frigate has been dis
patched to Copenhagen to bring back the
Princess Alexandria.
PANS, July IL.
La Liberte this morning says neither
France nor Prussia has yet issued for
maj proclamation or committed tech
meal act Of war. Beneditte and Worther
withdrew Of their own accord, and this
contradlcts reports that passports had
Deen sent to Count de Solms, Charge
D'Afiaires TO the Prussian legation, who
npto last night remained at Paris, and ex-
PLAINS the tact as follows; Count de
Soims declares his Government does not
desire to begin war-does not wish to
assume responsibility, and still relies on
the wisdom and conciliatory spirit of
tno Emperor. In accordance with this
view, he has been instructed to ask for
passports; but II the Court of the Tuile-
sles chooses TO take the initiative and send
MN passports, he will consider II an act
o. expulsion, and will withdraw the en-
tire legation.
lnis situation, however, can not last
.ong. The Chambers expect to receive
.o.morrow proclamation by the En-
peIor, declaring war, which of course
Wiz put an end to all diplomatic delay.
me Ministry have submitted to the
ooLps Legtslatif a law providing for the
publication Of information regarding the
movement of troops and military opera
mons Its violation is punishable by a
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WEDNESDAY MOI
professional Cards.
wM. ". BISHOP.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
TREASURE CITY. NEVADA.
WILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL, BusI
w ness in all State and United States Courts
se16-u
II. MAYENBAUM.
Attorney and Counselor-at-LaN,
---ASp--
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Virginia street. nearly opposite Catholic Church.
AUsTIN = NEVADA.
Practices in Supreme Court and all other Courts
Of this state. se25-tf
JOHN J. MUSSER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
sHERMASTowN, NEVADA.
sa-Practiees in all the Courts. nis-tf
II. d. FERGUSON,
Attorney and Counseior-at-Law.
OFFICE; Main street. Hamilton, south of W,
L. & Co.'S.
Practices In all the Courts Of the State 7-tf
+. II. AZ J. NJ. KENNEDY,
A t torn eys at Z a W.
OFFICE: At the Court House. Hamilton, Ncv.
ALDR1CH ~ WREN.
Attorneys and Counselors atLaw,
HAMILTON, NEVADA. mhl-tf
A. NJ uiLLHousr. j.. s. pTzER.
PITZER x HILLHOUSE,
-Atto1neya at Law.
VIII practice in all tho Courts of the State.
Office in Withington's Building, Hamilton. je2o
THOMAS p. HAWLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
HAMILTON, NEVADA
ofico-w -wiihington's Building lup stairs. ma
J. e. POSTER +. IILFoRD.
TILFORD n FOSTER,
A { rneys at Z w.
ofHee-oyer Feusler 4 co.'s store. 1Tain street.
Hamilton. maI-tf
c. J. LANSING, " n. DAyESPoRr,
Treasure City & Hamilton, Eureka.
LANSING & DAVENPORT,
Attorneys at Law,
Treasure City, Hamilton and Eureka,
jelal NEVADA. 1T
". Z. c WHITING, JOS xpHrALY, rArL sruNASS
WHITING, NAPHTALY Il NEUMANN,
Attorneys and counseIors at Law.
Paul keumann, Notary Public.
No III CALIFORNIA STREET,
saa-tf San Francisco. California.
J. o. DABRow,
A t t rney at L w.
OPPOSITE GORDON 4 co..
HAMI LTON. T'EV ADA.
na23-tf
WILLIAM PARDY,
3 c ar C h cr of Il cords.
r.. Complete abstracts Of County Records
kept.
~ Agent Williams Salt Works. iea-tf
W. W. HOBART,
Notary Public,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
For California. and
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
OFFICE in St Nicholas Building. opposite
Travis Stable, Main street, Hamilton. iel2tf
FRED. ELLIOTT,
NJ O t n y Pu ID i Q
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Eureka, Lander Co., New.
Agent for the Mccoy Survey of the town of
private residences; also, splendid locations for
furnaces. with a large supply of water. ie24-tf
.ru,xr e,rrnx-r.x-anG Ar,r-rcr,
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ON the coast, in the vicinity Of Puget
Sound. This freestone is of a gray color,
resembling granite of very fine grain,
and when polished, rs all It's front is to
be, shows family visible but beautiful
lines in irregular curves, giving it a
highly ornamental appearance. A large
lot unbuilt upon, opposite the mint, is
used as q depot of the new stone, and
here some 40 or 90 men are engaged in
cutting and polishing it, and as many
more are at work in laying the walls.
The building is expected to cost million
and quarter of dollars, and when fin
ished will be the most complete, sub
stantial and elegant institution of the
kind in the world.
AMusEMENTs.
The city is full of amusements at the
present time, and legs lead the show.
The furor over the Blondes is spent, and
they do not draw as formerly. They
played themselves out at Maguire's. and
Miss Adelaide Phillips, who is claimed
as perfect in form, undertook to fill the
house by appearing as Romeo, giving
the last part of Romeo and Juliet. At
thc IuttfOloHtdilI tut DiB-ltPbeu LIEU
Hudson appears nightly as Mazzeppa,
strapped TO her famous horse Black Bess.
They are both beautiful animals, the
mare having preference in both form and
activity.
Lydia Thompson and her three graces
still hold out at the California; and
although playing in parts requiring a
mere excuse of clothes, they are eradu-
ally losing their attractiveness.
The Oriental Circus gives free exhi-
bition every day, by marching through
the streets with its fancy music wagon,
and band playing, followed by long
cavalcade Of gaily dressed and bespangled
riders and at night its tent is well filed
with spectators.
The minor theaiefs and melodeons are
too numerous to mention. Woodwards s
Gardens are the great attraction of the
suburbs, and most interesting to the hun
dreds Of people who visit Them daily.
A Chinese giant, s feet in hight, is now
on exhibition, and indeed he Is a wonder
to look at. He is a pleasant, cookbook
ing fellow, and towers above other people
he walks among like a giraffe among
horses.
All these show places are quite well
patronized always, and ut times crowded; /;
showing that people have money to spend
even if business is very dull. A.
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applications for a'atfnt.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. a..


RESTsrER's 0FrIcF,
AUSTIN, Nevasn. April 18th, 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN M4kwonago Mining Company has this
day filed in this oflce diagram, together with
notice of Application for Patent from the
United States, under Act Of Congress approved
July 26th. 1866, for Eight Hundred feet of the
Golden Lode, known as the Mukwonago Mining
Compsny's 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 tho Aurora Consolidated
Silver Mining Company, on the Aurora Lode
bears 3. II y degrees W. 800 feet, thence running
N. IL 4 degrees Il. 800 feet; thence =. 7sN do
grces L. 500 feet; thence s. 11ts degrees W. 800
feet. and thence n, Iak degess v, 500 feet 10
the place d beginning, al. Containing Five
Aefes and flfty-oae one nt-hiindredths q an Acre
Is 51-l0o acres) 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 T. TERRY,
ma3-90dF Register.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

ATLANTA, July Is.
Gov. Bullock announced 10 the Legis-
laiure the passage by Congress of the
Georgia bill; but the State would remain
under military supervision until next
Congress.
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NOTICE NO. 10.
REGIsTEn's OrF1cs,

fsE0IsTEhH q OfE1CE,
Austin. Nevada. April as, 1870
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Mukwonago Mining Company has this day
filed in this Office q diagram. together with a
notice of Application for Patent from the United
States, under Act of Congress approved July
26th, 1866, for Eight Hundred Feet of the Mount
Vernon Lode, known az the Afuhwonago Mining
Company's claim, situated in the White Pine
Mining District, White Pine County, Nevada,
and more particularly described AZ follows: Be.
ginning at the southeast corner Of the survey
made for the Aurorz Consolidated Silver Mining
Company, ON the Aurora Lode, tho same being
the northeast corner Of the survey made for the
South Aurora Silver Mining Company, thence
running N. II k degrees Z. 800 feet thence s.
7sh degrees E. 500 feet; thence 8. ~ degrees
W. 800 feet, and thence N. 7sk degrees W. 800
feet TO the place Of beginning, and containing
Five Acres and hfty-one one-hnndredths Of an
Acre Is 51-100 acres) 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 r. TERRY.
maJ-9odF Register
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

CENSUS. - Census Marshal, B. Robb, has
commenced to take list Of the people of Polk
county, and in rder to expedite business
every one should be able to give prompt an
ssers to his inquiries. especially in the matter
of farm statistics. In order that all may be
prepared we herewith present a list of the In
quiries that viii be propounded :: The number
Of acres of land in q farm; amount improved,
wood land and other unimproved; cash value
of farm and farming implements. Total
amount of wages paid during the year, in
cluding value of board. Number OF horses,
mules, milch cows, work oxen, other cattle,
sheep and hogs, and value of all live stock on
the 1st of June, 20. Number bushels Of
spring and fall wheat, rye, corn, oats, barley,
buckwheat, pounds tobacco, wool, bushels OF
Irish and sweet potatoes, value of orchard
products, produce of market gardens, number
pounds of butter, cheese, gallons of milk sold
number tons of hay, bushels Of clover and
grass seed, tons hops, hemp, pounds of fax
bushels flax seed, pounds bceswax. honey, val
ne of forest peoduets such as as saw-logs
and cord wood, value OF home manufactures
of animals slaughtered or sold for slaughter.
| and estimated value Of all farm productions
| including increase in value Of stock and its in
| crease within the last year.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
Polk County ofEicial Directory.

Polk county covers an area Of about 1880
Square miles. Number Of voters, 1927. Acres
OF land under cultivation, 9s.27o. Value Of
assessabie property, $1,52A5I3. The Land
Once for this District is located at Oregon
ity-0wen Wade, Registers Henry Warren,
Receiver.
CopNTY 0FFicERs.--.Jadge, j. L. Collins;
Commissioners, E. c. Dice, I. Levens: Sheriff,
J.W, Smith; Clerk, J ). I. Thompson; assessor,
I'll. Davis; Treasurer, r. NJ. May School ISa-
ferintendeH, III Myef; Saresgor. S. T. Burch /;
Coroner, c. d. Enbree.
Posr OFFICE Towns Bethel, Bridgeport,
Buena Vista, Dallas (county seat), Eola, Grand
Roude, Independence, Luckiamute. Lincoln,
Lewisville, Monmouth, ~Rickreal, Salt Creek
and Zena.
q. S. MAIL leaves Dallas for Salem on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at a. M, return
iag same DAYS at p. M; for Independence,
each Tuesday morning at 8; for Salt Creek,
: each Tuesday at p. m; for Lafayette, Mon
day and Thursday at p. m, returning We'd
nesay and Saturday at 10 a. M; for Corvallis,
Wednesday and Saturday at 10 a. M, returning
Monday and Thursday at 8 p. m.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN pA11As.

M. e. CHurc1.-D. L. Spaalding, pastor.
Services at their church. north side OF Mill
street between Main and Jefferson, as follows I:
First Sabbath lin each month) in the evening /;
I'd Sabbath, at Ii o'clock q. m; Sd Sabbath,
In the evening. Regular prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening. Sunday School every
Sabbath at 81 o'clock q. IN.
Baptist Czmck.--J. ". Osborn, pastor Ser
vices at their Church, corner Court and Jeffer-
son streets, the Third Sabbath in each month.
G1ristioa Charch.-T. +. Campbell, pastor,
Services at the Baptist Church second Saturday
and Sunday in each month.
Methodist Episcopal Church (Som1l.-B. r.
Baxter; pastor. Services the First Sabbath in
each month at their Church. southeast corner
Washington and Church streets.