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ment 70 !eouco tne neM lot EN.ss n nnesss..;
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an hour F!nsuy ~. DANEs save aosee tuAs
| on the bill The amendment ~! then rcjseteh
int. KELSEY moved m 2F1endmenk o. cue Q!
, 1870-02-18

PmADNFKA, Fea. ls.-Miss Sutan Glftoa. Of
the late Ga1tou Troupe, was usrtted today 70 Nj.
Etllther, formerly connected With tic troupe
, 1870-02-18
Couuteffettefs OF Revenue Stamps
SENKeNCEAa

TRurcx. y. j., Feb, 1e-nennir1 And Go7n
book. OF Hut4ou CITY. match MhEtEs, CONVICTED
0! coupief!ett.n& revenue atanape. were senteoeel
IL ine Cn!!ed s:ates Court to dAJ 70 one year II
tre state Prison 1t had labor.
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Pour copies, o2s yeat, 70 one addr"as- 1.0q
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twenty copies, ona Jear. % o1e add1eEa... x1s9
Fifty copies, onH year, 70 one addfes&-.... tu'oo
In MAKING the above vert low pE1cea, Aad IN o.
{egina tho hlgn conulsa.ons below, 70 feqo1e
that the cuba alA11 20 u o4e address, and 81 AAp1
rP Aod rtmt1ed fOS At oHr 11xN
When sabscribers Win pnPer. 20
mr. Addressed to cncn Individual In
the club, fl4tern CENTS Huust he ntded
TO tho subscriptlou Tor ench nAtno to
be written. ..... .-.
Aaau indrcement to 1oesIaaters, and otfers
TO interest Themselves In The CIRCULATION oI TIL
wUKr TBnrsE, hod 70 te.Ean1se then for Tel
apcs atd e1re1te, We VIII Allow hen
, 1870-02-18

suits tor Damages ARn1us a II ALL
road.
BAtT1xosx, Feb, l7.-Whea fae i1y1 .1s N.
rour ced with the verdict In tht c4se o. a.
Harper. for damages from the So1toesn Central
Railroad, tie plaintiff tailed 70 An*Wes, vac e3als
dtec.ed I tou-pfoAecocon- Tas cese O MI.
ulrpc., injured SAFE i1.e, VA tskeo ~.
, 1870-02-18

LOUISVILLE, Feb l1-1n the seuate TO dag the
.etcit OF tne Committee OF Mines, coudemn .tory
Of the DfAxe and Gunner bill feRa'arnR the Jut1s-
dic,ton Of The Cnited States Supreme Co1ts, was
kdopted.
Tic consideration Of the Cincinnati i Southern
Nallpad bill WAS postponed MI Tuesday.
Dotn touAes adjourned TIL Monday.
After their ythlt 10 Louisville, the Hem5e1 vii
cn tn Cincinnati.
, 1870-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
FL0WE29.


pRTSSIyC,s fELEERATEO C1DER 51SEc4R-
Warranted puzr p.l,:.nt "a :: };ssttss e sis. a
EEH ir ~ r:hirsc7 Ci:y F1I- Lasfets ras.s ek
Is fiad II tss Cnittd Sss:ts; e,:af5i,h9sa is
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, 1870-02-18

f.4l4 G5ld .'s-4+*N**-
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, 1870-02-18

HAESACHL 3ETTS.
BnsToH, Feb. 1.-THE legtsIature, today,
elected tlor. cnas- J. Kette1i1ge, Hoa. Jo1Asn an
Wnee'eT, and Hon. Stephen y. CloseJ, safe D.
tEQ 3S8IA
, 1870-02-18
KENTUCKY,

NEW YORK.
AlBATT, Feb 1.-THE Democrats Of The Ssaate
IN caucua tt!a eye-ng aFreett TO the tiI 10 aoo.'
tan the contract systsm on the Canals.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

GOvERSoR NAUGmAS.-Tho Boston Times
correspondent comes to tho rescue of Governor
Vaughan, and says:
"Ho was elected professor in the Univcr.
sity OF Alabama and filed the chair Of English
Literature, and was reelected 10 that honor.
able position and served. Mt least il not with
distinguished ability. to tho entire satisfaction
OF tho Board Of Regents In July, 1870, Pro-
lessor Vaughan was appointed Secretary of
this Territory. To what influence he was in.
debtcd Tor his appointment know not. But
do know that since he has been here no has
domcnned himself in every respect as n com
potent and Trustworthy official. Vaughan
has tried in tho brief time ho has been Cover
nor to ignore politics Mormon, Gentle or
jewish and perhaps for this very fact has
hid himself open tn severe criticism. Nor is
no so young ms most pcuny-a.l liners would
make out, seeing that he has wife and several
ohildron hero with him. TO resolve tho whole
matter, my opinion Is that the hue aud ory
ngeins' Vaughan IL mainly irstigatcd hy
ps'ueb who coyet the warm sent of Governor
VI Cthh' Therefore, until Vaughan docs
something which shows him TO bo an unmit.
g"Ced oarpotbaggor (Which he hns not done so
devil alone" 'e '"' pun
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

Col. BILLY RoGERs.-Col. Rogers, or
Uncle Billy, is too well known in this
State and California to require from us
single line. After an absence of forty
years from the land of his birth, he is
abont to return on visit. Uncle Billy
has many warm friends, both young and
old, and his kind and genial heart has
won Tor him in particular the regard of
the laughing girls. One Of them in Ruby
Valley, where Uncle Billy has for long
time lived, sends us the following, and
says 1t is bad verse but she wants it pub
hshed for good old Uncle Billy" Rosa.
1t shall he published. IL you have not
years or experience in rhymes and love
sick verses, you have heart to love and
respect good old man.
GOOD-RY To UNCLE BILLY
There is a void ia the valley n hush in the land:
There "eTe quiYering lips when grasped the old
hand:
There signs from the youthful and signs from
the gray.
when We hsde thee God-speed on thy journey away
Think not We shall ever. in parlor or hall.
Forget the good cheer ever welcome To all:
There were ''toddes for young. and 'toddies'' for
old:
For some. toddirs hot: and for some tpIdics cold:
Thy hand ever open and heart ever free
In each home uf Ruby remembered shall be-
There incr Of high titles and men Of broad lands
Many men Of good wishes and warm. willing hands
Hut talk Of one noblor. orc kinder than thee
And ;ell us Of some shall snc.
SO then farewell! your honesard track
May fond hearts there greet thee and welcome thee
back
Whcrcor thy path leads Ger land or the sea.
Code blessing attend thee. dear Uncle Bully.
Ruby Valley December 1870
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Delinquent Taxes.
STATE or NEVADA. COUNTY or FL

STATE or NEVADA, COUNTY oF EtRo.l
AUDITORS OFFICE. Elko, Nov. so, 1870.
RIO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DO IL known
4 that have this day deposited with tho District
Attorney the Delinquent Tax List OF Rlko County
State OF Nevada for the year 1870 and that unless the
delinquent taxes therein specified arc paid to the
County Treasurer, a. EI.Ofhcio Tax Recover. within
twenty days from. the nrst publication of this notice.
TO wit: on or before tho 22d day OF December 1870,
seton will be commenced by tho District Attorney for
the collection Of said taxes and costs
X. y. HAEFORD County Recorder
d3 and EI.Offico County Auditor.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Meeting Of County Commissioners.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD
y Of County Commissioners Of Elko County will
have aud HID meeting Of said Board for the trans.
seton az general Business.
On TUESDAY. tho 18th Day OF December,
A. u. 1870. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
by order OF the said Board, entered this lat day OF
Deco mber, A. u. 1870.
ia. WATERMAN. CLERK Of Bo,rd.
LILO, December I, 1870. 10
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

MONTANA ITEMs.-Thcrc are two hundred
and twenty.threc children in NIssouln county.
The Pick and Pillow advocates tn" constrnc-
ton Of n railroad from Bozcman City to
Cheyenne hy private enterprise.
A siXtymile race came of at Deer Lodge
on the 10th ult Reported time made by
Lizzard, horse weighing only $50 pounds,
was four hours and twenty-six minutes.
IL is estimated that throo thousand hogs
will be slaughtered in Montana during this
Winter
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
1DoPENIN
e L X o HOUS E!
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN

e5-Thc tabla at the Elko House will be furnished
with everything that the markets Of California and
NevadS can produce.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

JoHS CHISAMAS DISPOSED OF IN OREGoS.-
The following disposition was made Of China
men in the Oregon Legislature. If John &C.
cepts the situation, he ought to be allowed to
live anywhere:
Mr.. IIcudcrshott on October Dist. asked
and obtained leave to introduce Il bills. B.
No. ?I-to enable the State of Oregon to have
dead thing on Cinnamon. Laughter
BE II enacted 10y the Legislative Assembly
Of the State Of Oregon:
SIC. ]. No ChinrmHn shall be allowed to
die IN this State. until he has paid ten dollar
for new pair of boots with which to kick the
bucket
SIC. Amy Chinaman dying under this
act shall bc buried STA feet under ground.
SIC. 3.-Any Chnaman who. attempts tc
dig up another Chinamar's bones, shall first
procure license from the Secretary of State
for which lac shall pay four dollars.
SIC. ANY dead Chinaman who shall ut
tempt To dig up his own bones without giving
notice to the Secretary Of State shall be fined
one hundred dollars
SIC. ANY Chinanan who shall be borr
wiihou; bones for the purpose Of willfully anC
teluuipu~iy rvuding the provisions of this act
shall be fined iiv" hundred dollars.
SXC. G.-Mctal Coffin. Of MUltnOmah, anC
.. GHyoS. 81 Lane, are hereby appointed
Commissioners under the provisions Of THE
act for the proper enforcement thereof.
SIC. 1.--N"thIug III the Burlingame treaty
or Ia Amis' queue bin shall bc construed e
conflict with the provisions Of this act
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
FURNISHED ROOMS
with soft Beds and clean Bedding.

THE BAR has boon httcd mp in good style. and the
finest Of Liquors and Wines will be kept constantly on
hand and served up by an experienced artist.
Tho best IMPoRrD CIGARS only are dispensed to
patrons OF this House.
nl6 II. L. GARDNER.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10

OREGoN ITEMs.-A thief in Lane county
lately stole twcniy-four apple trees.
The Coquillc river can he navigatcd for forty
miles from is mouth
There are thirteen bridges on the railroad
track between Salem and Albany.
The Indians ut the Grand Rondo Agency
have the smallpox. Ono has died
Southern Oregon is experiencing as fine
weather M is now enjoyed in the Willamette.
The Salem doctors held public discussion
MS to the nature Of the prevalent epidemic, but
with no definite results.
Hon. J. ID. Fay mndc speech in Jackson
vile on the lith inst, which is very fnvorably
spoken of 10y the Sentinel Iladical)
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-10
Notice to the Public.

| ANlNG SOLD Orr Our business TO NJ r.
l FREEMAN 4 Co. who will take possession Of
or ono" ou nr about the Let Of December We hereby
NOTIFY all persons indebted to us In account or notes
Ia call at our present Office at once and settle We
also NOTIFY all persons holding our certificates Of do
post That We will give them time during the month Of
counts.
We chccrfhly recommend orr customers TO continue
4 60
We respectfully return our thanks to tho public for
past patronage T. NJ EDEV 4 90
Elko. Nevada, November 2s. 1870 mo-
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16
H.eussszsrss nEisst nv Ersstisute.

From a lengthy report, in the n. 0.
Bee, of the commencement exercises Of this
institution at Baton Rouge, on the 9th
ult., we extract the following.
Two prize medals, presented by..Professor
J. B. McAuley to the best Latin scholars
in the Sophomore and Freshman classes,
were received by CaQet C. j. Thompson
(of St. Lafdry parish), of the Sophomore
class, and Cadet A. NJ. Strickland (St.
Helena parish), Of the Freshman class.
The medals are of gold, about the size OF
"a silver half-dollar. On one side is en'boss-
ed the arms of the State, and on the other
an appropriate device and motto, with the
name of the successful competitor. Tho
medals were presented to the Cadets by
Governor Warmoth, who in q short speech,
camplimented them upon their learning,
conduct and esprit de corps. He said:
"Xonng gentlemen, one has bat to look
upon vour faces to be assured that your
Superintendent has H0t spoken too worthily
of you. and it gives me great pleasure to
have the honor of presenting 10 YOU medals
vou have 50 dcservedly won, and | have
no doubt bat that your State will be as
proud of you in the future as | am of you
at the present"
To Cadet Joseph Mcnge, who took of
the very difficult medal in the mathemath.
les, he said: You, certainly. "nght to
be very valuable to your State 10 Cadet
Gunby, who took the two medals for Latin
and Greek, tic Governor was aI>e very
complimentary ; but the highest praise was
| eiven both bv ihn Sa,paris tpndrnt and
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16

At the commencement exercises Of the
Louisiana State Seminary, at Baton Ro5ge
on the 9th ult, the Superintendent ad-
dressed the following cadets, among many
others, thus:
CADET HAwK1Ns--You have acquitted
yourself well generally, and very handsome
ly in English and French.
CADET PRATT, G. K.-You arc we'll wor-
thy of the noble old parish of St. Landry.
One of our graduates, and among the best
in every respect, you have distinguished
yourself most highly in moral philosophy,
natural philosophy, engineering, chemistry,
geology and mineralogy.
CADET THOMPSON, G. J.-One Of our Best
literary scholars. no one did better than
you in Latin, Greek and English; bat you
ought to have had a distinction in mathe-
Imatics, too.
CADET VEAzrE-You have done we'll in
moral philosophy.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16

NEW BoAT-Capt. G. g. Pickett has
purchased the light draft side-wheel pas
senger steamer "Selma." which will run
in the Atchafalaya and Gourtableau trade.
between New Orleans and Washington, as
500, as the stage of water in the Courtab-
leau permits. This is said to be rearly a
new boat, having only been in use one sea-
cnn.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16

Z. II. GARDNER Geo., New ORLEANS
In calling the attention of our merchants to
the card of this house, we can assure them
that in trading with Messrs. Gardner &Co.,
they are dealing with one of the largest,
most energetic and most accommodating
DRY Goods Firms in the Southwest.
They are all young men, and all thoroughly
acquainted with their business.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16

The Chinese laborers. employed On the
Merrill date Millaudon) plantation seem to
enjoy their new home very much ; are in
cheerful spirits, and make excellent planta-
ton hands. On Sunday Mr.. Merrill had
quite a number of visitors from the city to
see for themselves our new immigrants
from China. Among The visitors We mott
ced Messrs. William Fl. Henning, Alfred
Shaw, P. W. Woodlief and Anthony Sam
bola; Mrs. Gaines and a number Of ladies
were also present. The Chinese appear
clearly, intelligent, and full of vivacity.
Send us more OF them.-[N. @. Republican
July 10Th.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16
LOST CHILD
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD !
$1,000 Offered by Governor of Louisiana
$500 Offered bv the Father of the child

$500 Offered by the Father OF the child
On Thursday evening, the 9th of June,
about 7 o'clock the only daughter OF Iholn-
as Digby, residing on Howard street, near
Poydras, was stolen by two eoiored wo-
men.
DESCRIPTION OF THE CHILD.
The little girl was seventeen months old
on the l4th day OF June. She had rather
. hin face and delicate features, small
mouth fair complexion, round blue eyes,
which she had a rtiek of rolling. She had
very light hair, not curly, and q bald spot
on one side of the back of her head, pro-
duced by a boil, which will remain SO for
MANY months before the hair will grow on
II. She answers to the name of Mol, or
| Mollie, and called herself Dada, trying. to
initiate her father, who always called her
daughter. She can say a few words, like
mamma, papa, Rosy, Nelly, but cannot yet
put words together in a sentence. one
walks well and even dances.
DESCRIPTION OF THOSE WHO ABDUCTED
l. She was taken by a bright mulatress,
about twenty five years Of age, very 1all
ana tnlI, WIN u ptetty aee ~aA
features, almost like a white womans.
She had on a seaside hat trimmed with
brown ribbon. ~
She was accompanied by a short, thick
set black woman, apparently older than
the mulalress, who had a scar over ohe
eve. Though it was SO reported, II Is ''o'
certain that she was called Martha.
Steamboat men, railroad men, policemen
and citizens are requested to Try ana re-
member if they have seen such persons
The fire bells were ringing ut the time
thew took the child. If those who fooA
her are afraid to bring her back 10 no.
f,ther's house, let them leave her 10 aus
church, or at the door Of any respesd
family, with the nam29 Of her fa''sf p''
on heI. 10 any
The promised reward will be sent 70 any
place named and no effort VIII " ,na
p," nrosaante the offender Fathers, mot'-
y. ? er;ends eyery human being 4 Il
haart in its bosom. help US TO hna Ii
Js'l;ng child, our only little daughter!
"ttor "a tf,er's address is
TIC THOMAS DIGBY.
Howard St., bet. Poydras and Lafayette.
New Orlea7 IS, July {, 1870.
All newspapers n Louisiana and through
ont the United States are requested to copy
this notice,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16

THE LOST CHILD.-Another One Hun
dred Dollars Remarkably reference to q
card elsewhere in to-day's Picayune, it will
be seen that Capt. j. 7. McCord has, on
the part Of the owners Of the steamboat
Olive Branch, added one hundred dollars
to the rewards already offered for the re
covery of Mr.. Thos. Digby's child. With
the five hundred dollars offered by the
father of the child, the one thousand dol
lars offered by the Governor, the one hun.
bred by the Republican newspaper, and
the one hundred by Mr.. Dave c. Johnston,
this makes now eighteen hundred dollars.
[Picayune July 10Th.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16
For the Legislature.

am q candidate TOT the Legislature at
the next ensuing election.
JOHN r. SMITH.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce me as a
candidate for the Legislature at the Novem-
Der. election G. d. TATMAN,
Editor Journal-You are authorised to
announce that | am q candidate for the
Legislature. THEOGENE CHACHERE
lama candidate for reelection to the
Legislature. WILLIS PRESCOTT.
DIR. j. G. MILLS is an independent can
didate for the Lower House of the State Leg
~islature, at the election in November next.
A. L DURIO is a Democratic candidate
for the Lower House of the State Legisla-
ture, at the election in November next.
Mr.. S. D.. MOORE authorises us to an
nounce him. as a candidate for the State
Legislature, at the election next Novem-
Der.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16
For tile State Senate.

At the request Of citizens of the Parishes
Of Calcasieu, Lafayette and St. Landry, |
have consented to become a candidate for
the State senate VIM. OFFUTT.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16
Divine Service.

Rev. j. E. G. Doremus, D. D., of New
Orleans, will preach in thes Methodist
Church at this place, tomorrow at IL o.
clock, A. NJ.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-07-16
District Court

We give below the judgments rendered
in this court since our last report. The
Court adjourned on the 10Th inst. sine die.
w. q. II. Bently vs.. Mary McCammit-
Judgment for plaintiff.
John Fahey vs.. F. Z. Pitre, ct als-judg.
ment Va. Pickett.
Henry @. Warmoth, Governor VS.. James
G. Hayes ct als-judgment VS.. Hayes
for s11333.7s. Both Plaintiff and defen.
dant moved for an appeal.
John w. Daniels vs., Mary Jane Daniels
Judgment for plaintiff.
Monfort Wells vs.. T. G.. Compton
u. w. jackson Observation-Disclosures for
plaintiff for one half and intervenor the
other.
Susan Keary VS.. John Evans, jr: and
John g. Brooks, SheriR-injunction perpet-
uated.
Frank perret vs.. Evelina S. Ofutt ct ais
Judgment for plaintiff.
Alexander Morrison vs.. Jno. & VIM.
Montgomery-order of Dismissal set aside.
Amelia, Keller vs.. S. D. Acknowledgement
for plaintiff:
Isadore Frets VS.. Brigette PapilIen his
wife-0rder of dismissal set aside.
B. R. Singleton VS.. Amaziah Fogleman
ct ais. Judgment Us. A. Fogleman and j.
B. F~ogleman, dismissed as to j D. Allen.
SN&
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