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Notice.

TTHE subscribe hereby give. Notice tl'ai he viii
petition TIM next Legislature 10 be >ot of from
south Pan, NIilase Corporation.
JOHN WALKER
south Paris, Dec -. 1870
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Farm for Sale.

FIIIE subscriber offers Ia, farm ipr ,aie. -ituai@l
i IN Milton Plantation, on tuur"ll EiNer, ~Ail
farm consists uf over 10 acres ut COOL land, Of
which about 90 acres /, intervUc. suitable Tor
tiilagr and moving it generally cut> about ~ tons
ul good hay, which l. mostly cut with MOVING
Machine Also there J. \ Young orchard oi about
sD1 Young apple trees beginning Ia hcar-paruy
l.ra0rd fruit: sufficient wool and timber AMI
ia -turc: handy 10 good new >choolhpU~" handy
10 saw mills, .hinglc mills and gri>t mill bppd
new lart:e aud commodiuus buiiling- ~ good RI.
usir Of modern Il, Ic and finish , good never tail
ing wells Of water AMI other way- comp lcirlt
watrred IN 4 good ueighbOrhood For further
particulars, enquire -. the subscriber On the
premises. J g ~POtEOGD.
Milton rlantation. Sept 2.th.
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M1RRIED.

AT Bryant's Pond, Dec 9Th, by II. c. Davis,
Esq Mr. Eugene L. Whitman, of Woodstock, and
Miss Dora V. Whitman, OF Bethel,
At South Paris, Dee sth, by Rev. Y. II. Wheel
right, Mr.. George W. Haskell, OF New Gloucester,
10 Miss Mary 7. Falcs OF south Paris.
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\ Clergyman. while r,.idiug n south America
a. mi.- .uuGry, discovered -aic and simple
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lbs desire tu benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
will send The recipe for preparing an using thi-
medicine, in -talcd envelope, 10 any one who
needs IL, Free of charge. Address JOSEPH +.
INMAN station u, Bible House, New lork City.
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trc p'r,ur to AL others for Coughs, tobl-,
Asthml Bronchial and Lung dlhrultIr-. arr cN-
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BORN.

In Albany Nov. s5th, 10 the wife of Col Samuel
II. Haskell, twins, a son and daughter,
In Norway, at the residence oi T.. III. Brown, TO
the wife of George j. Hobbs, of siurbridge Mass,
n son.
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Our (orps OF CORE spond en- |.

will include rcrlcy, \. q. W, Warrington Toby
Candor, 7. F. Ranger, Buricigh, Occasional, and
aho.; Of others, whose contribution have given
to TuE JouR>A Al it. reputation in this department.
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will contain the earliest Information upon thc
Great topics of the day, and arrangements have
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For Sale or 10 Let. IN So. Paris,

4 HOUSE coniaiuin; ten finished rooms, In
n good repair. Also, 4 stable and out'hou-cs
connected formerly known a. the pca. >hurtlcn
place. The lot contains an acrC of land with a
tine grow iuE urChtui
Inquire uu ia" premises ORRA HALL.
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Dissolution Of Copartmcrship.

rI>HE Copartner.hip heretofore existing under
i tho firm name Oi G. Rowe n Co, j. thi, day
dissolved los mutual consent; All debts due tp and
from the firm. are 10 d. settled BY Ceylon Rowe.
who IL authorized - sign the FIRM name IN liquid
alton.
CENIO\ ROWE,
LEWIS \. SANBORN.
Bethel, Nov -, lSs0.
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Know Thy Destiny!

MADAME THERESA DABALL, the great
WI French Ciairyoyant, has taken rooms III
Portland and will remain there until the first oil
January, 1871. by sending 30 cents and stamp,
together with lock OF your hair, your height and
age, she will send you correct picture OF your
future hu sband or wife,-tel you their disposi.
ton, occupation their leading characteristics, and
many other startling facts This Is no hoax.
Address MADAME THERESA DABALL,
Decg 3wt Portland, Me.
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Agents Wanted
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BElDEN, The WHITE CHIEF,
an
Twelve Years among the Wild
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FOR 1871

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1874, feel confident that the promises made car
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WIDE AWAKE NEWSPAPER
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

How ADVERTISING PAYs.-Thero have been
many eminent men who have made their hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars 10y advertising.
Here is the opinion of few we'll known
names cullr,i at random from scores of others
which we might cite: .
without advertisements should be q poor
man to-day."-lI. Il. Helmbold. ...
"My success is owing to my libcrality in nd.
vertising. g."-Bonner. .0
Advertising has furnished me with COM
petence. Amos Lawrence. ..
"I advertised my products and made
money. IN. Bongworth.
Constant and persistent advertising il n
sure prelude to wealth. ."-Stephen Girord.
"Ho who invests one dollar in busincs.
should invest one dollar in advertising thai
business. "A. II. Stewart. W
"The man who pays moro for shop-ren
than for advertising, don't understand hi
business Greeley.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19
Impsneling and Charging Of the Firs. Female

District Court proceedings, First Judicial
District, Wyoming Territory, Hon. ]. H.
Howe, Chief Justice, presiding. The court
was opened, and the Clerk, Z. l.. Pease,
called the list Of Grand Jurors, and all an
swered to their names. -"H. ..l ....rr... I'D
County Attorney S. W. Downey, made and
argued motion to quash the panel. upon the
ground that 1t was not composed OF "male cit.
liens. The motion was opposed by attor.
neys Steele and Street, and was overruled by
Chief Justice Howe, Associate Justice King
man concurring.
No excuses were made, and the Grand Jury
were duly sworn, the Court appointing Hon.
Fred. Laycock as forenoon. 80 d. -. r-...
The following is thelist of the Grand Jurors
as sworn and charged: H... r-. .......'.
Hon. Fred. Laycock, Mrs. DR.. Hilton, Mrs.
Amelia Hatcher. Mrs. Sarah W. Pease, Miss
Eliza Stewart. Mrs Mary Mackle, ]. II. Teats,
VIM. II. Harlow, Hon. Louis Miller, NJ. A.
Hance, w. ). Bnmmol, Chas. Bussard, Chas.
Hutton, n. +. Spicer, and B. c. Dutton.
Chief Justice Howe then delivered an able
charge to the Grand Jury, giving them full
and explicit instructions in the manner of dis.
charging their duties and also in the new law
under which We are acting, and the act defin.
ing and describing crimes. His Honor made
some excellent and appropriate remarks uy on
the subject Of the crime Of carving concealed
weapons, charging this custom rs responsible
for nearly all the homicides which occur in
our midst. We would like to publish the
charge in full, which was an exceedingly able
and interesting one, and gave Assurance that
We have arrived at that period when good or.
der, peace and the law of the land would usirp
the law of the place Of violence and lynch
law.
The Petit Jury was then called, and all ex-
cept three answered To their names. Mrs.
Ivinson and Mrs. Spooner were excused, the
r.. a. 4 ~
latter not being 81 years of age. The Petit
Jury was then excused until tomorrow al
nine o'clock, and the court took recess till
4 p. 81. to-day Laramie Sentinel.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19
CLICK d. HAMLIN,
NJ. s. BoNNIT1nLD,
WINNEMIirrA NrY

WlNNEMUCCA, NEW,
ATTORNEY AT LAw--wGl practice IN Tire several
Courts and also givo his special attention 10 the pro,
emption Of mining claims and agricultural lands
NJ. 4. Bonnihed has made arrangements that
parties need not incur the expense Of taking their
witnesses 20 the Jaud Once.
He viii also obtain ,ltlos from tho Railroad Company
TO lands belonging 20 80.
once in winnemueea, Humbold, CO.. New tsi
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19
ASSESSMENT SALE.

Columbia Gold and silver Mining Conn
pnny - Location Of Works. Cope District, Elko
County. State OF Nevada. ..
NOTICE There Gre delinquent upon the following
~ described stock, account OF assessment levied
on !hc 10Th day OF January, A. D 1870. the several
amounts set opposite che names Of the respective
Shareholders rs follows: .. ..
No. Certificates. Shares. Amount.
O. = DreT-..... 200. 800 90
And in accordance with the law and an order Of tho
Board Of Trustees. made the 29th day Of January,
A. d. 1870 many shares Of each parcel Of said stock
may br necessary, will he sold at the Office Of OISEY
\ Co, No i26 Montgomery street, San Francisco, on
FRIDAY the twenty hfth (25thl day of March. A. u.
1870, at IL O'Clock NJ Of said day. 10 pay said delin-
quen assessment thereon, together with costs OF
vcrtisng and expenses of salc. ID ..
..' .. ii. z. WHEELER, Secretary
.. '. Columbia q. S. VI. Co.
Once, Room No. II, StCvensOn's Building. Corner
Of Montgomery and California streets, San Francisco
California. mgtd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

A CoSCEALED WEAPoS CASE IN ARKASsLs.-
COunsel-DO you know the prisoner at the
bar? Or H.-.r' ... .. .-. -.-...' .....
Witness-I do; he is my neighbor. I'D 'a
Counsel-Did you ever see him carry n con-
cealed weapon? p. .|Trs# n.. .r
Witness-I have seen him carry pistol.
Counsel-Was it concealed2
Witncss-No; of course not.
COunsel-HoN did he wear it2
Witness-Kinder sorter iii front.
Counsel-Then there was no difficulty in
seeingity
Witness-Not the slightest, forit was kinder
sorter in front.
The Court Leaning over the desk and
looking the witness gravely in the eye What
do you mean by kinder sorter in front?
Witness-Well, YOU know, Iniean Just what
! say-kinder sorter in front.
The COurt-Explain yourself more clearly.
so the Court and Jury nsy comprehend your
meaning of "kinder sorter in front"
Witness-May it please youI Honor, Imean
just what / have stated-kindcr sor,er in
front. At the same time the witness placed
his right hand Immediately upon his "braaG
basket
The Court (in slow, measured, and gruf
voice peculiar to himscl) )-Y-e-s, that--will-
do.
The testimony being conclusive, the cas-,
went to the jury, who, after II brief absence,
came into court with n verdict of 'Sot
| guilty"
q 1t is. therefore, decided that when a mar
carries his pistol ''kinder sorter in front, il
the State Of Arkansas, he can rock along will
impunity Memphis Ardldnche.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

The SIXTEESTH AND SEVENTEENTH AMEND
MESTs. Hardly has the Fifteenth Amend
ment been ratified by the requisite number Of
States, yet we hear of two more being intro
duccd into our national councils. Not yet
hns the Fifteenth Amendment become n law
and already the wirc-pullers have laid their
uaps-shut their eyes and hold their hands
hollow side up. behind their backs! East and
West alike are trying "to amend long.fclt
cvil, and give women the ballot. And with
such a corps as Stone, Stanton, Graham, Liv-
ermore, Coggins, Dickinson, and n score of
others in the lobby, who can say the Sixteenth
Amendment will be n failure? And now
comes Senator Davis, from Missouri, with the
Seventeenth Amendment, making it crime
for any citizen or resident of the United
States to manufacture, import, sell. buy or
handle any spirits in the shape Of fluids. This
amendment, we are afraid-Or shall we say are
glad-wiil mover pass the present Congress,
nor the next; for there will be in both sufli-
cont number who would rather live without
-four or meat than without their morning bit
torsl ..... ..-. .T.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

notable case Of death from tight lncing
occurred at Chester, Vermont, n short time
ago. 80 resoiutely had tho foolish girl
plunged in martyrdom. That after death il
was found her ribs were Tapped oyor each
other, and that one lung had been rendered
useless by the pressure OF tho brcast homo
upon 1t; For several months previous TO her
ueath, this poor victim had been obliged 10
sseep win corsets on, aud tightened TO the
bear IL. ''"' '"o 'o"'u moi
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19
our On,y Authorized Aceu,~

l.. p. FISHER. 20 and II New Merchants Exchange.
Is only authorized agent in san Francisco, Cal,
HUDSON 4 MENEr. 81 Park Row, is our sole agent
IN New York City. ... .... ...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENr.-Sa Sambo-
Say. Cu1y, whhr you sposc do store keeper
get so much change lately2W
Cuffy-Lor mighty what ignoramus citi.
zon you is Sambo. You doesn't know muffin
all dat comes OF lecting Massa Beyels Sena-
tor; dc plain folks say de moment he goes in.
side the door he fills de Senate house wild
gcpnts. ~. .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

"Say stranger, do smell of liquor1" eyes,
you do; and you are so drunk, besides, that
you cant stand mp without holding on the
lamp post" "What on earth shall ! do? I'm
a pcddler Of religious books, and it'll play
hi with my business"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-19

n youngpoot out West, in describing beeven.
says: Its world Of bliss, fenced in with
ss; where's tho man that won't repont
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14

The 0ahsih Of Saturday evening has the
following news itemsi ~. ST..
A REGULAR weekly meeting Of the CAmerop
Mutual Protective Association was heId Al
Cameron nehool-houae last nlrht, D. W,
Ftobel in the chair and oeorFs Mason, IT,,
| secretary. A resolution Recommending ThoG
Moore, ESQ, OF Fairfax court House, Tor me
county judgeshlp was unAnimouaiy ADOPTED,
! II was deemed premature TO transact further
business until the county has been divided
into townships. IbII
THEreport Of John Slater, George Meuleish,
Robert He'll, IT,, john W. stewart and Thomas
Dayy, eohmisaioners TO asseSs compensation
Gregory Of al, John o. Yowelpl dsyisees e.
and Mary !. hipps,t q al, owner. q properly
upon the line OF improysment Of the A, IL.
and II, r, n, company within this county pro
posed 70 be taken BY that company for It's use,
lions.
OHARLns sRALns, eolored, who during this
past Winter has been several timea arrested
snd twice put 70 lalli for thlsvlnE, and who was
sssss The sVlSsn @ ~ = tRsh0 hsSsd psrps.
treted was not conclusive, was agAin detected
Is.terday evening In the act Of Stealing a hos
swsS %ss SSt 0iiiS 0SuSS Si' S.ds.I sy' e
prosecute him.
THERu was a toisrabio supply OF fre.h her
rings IN the market this norninE, and they
we're we're Itnrgs snd me The price asked was ftj
THR Corporation tish wharf was rented 10.
day until the LIST OF Jane, for Oi,sao, TO Mr.
Hugh Latham, I|.E ~. ..00
THERH are Al present thlrty-six inmates o.
the poor'u house, And Of that number there are
hardly enough with .ptiieient rtrsngth e ~
help themselves. -Four persons are oonansd
In the work house, rHIr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14

0Eol0ETOwI, d. O.. February II, 1870,
In consequence ofthe above declenhlon the
members OF tho late Republican nominating
eonyention are hereby notiued to convene At
on Wednesday evening neHt, the 18th Instant
In this oonneetion Will say that the deoli-
nAtlen OF DR. OrAEiu, ono Of the Oldest and
htAunoheht Republicans Of the town, has been
oooA1loned mainly by tho threats thrown out
BY the Colllna Orpsoe clique, who prOieaI to
be good Republican,, and who propose TO
Puraue the sane course as they did at The last
sts, Ss.,r and thereby defeat the Republican
The threats which have been thrown out by
the urusoe clique ware Intended to Induce the
WithdrAWAlo OF some one Of the ticket homi.
mated, in order 70 have further opportunity
Of placing MIR. OTusoe on the ticket.
or such a oonHummAtion IpTAy you, fellow.
members OF the nominating eonVention, to
! beware. Jso, W, BRoHAUou,
President,
sLIduT FmE.-About O'Clock on satur-
day night an alarm Of FIRE was sounded, oc-
casloned by the burning Of some articles in
the shoW-Wlndow Of John NJ, Mays fancy
store on High street, Georgetown. The are
caught from the gas-lighls, and was extin-
gulshed With triaing damage.
THE CATTLE MLREET.-The cattle-market
at Droyers' rest was fully attended on Fri
day, the regular sales day, but business
seemed dull. The sales made were as fol,
lowsi 800 head Of cattle at s4.5Q@S.50 per
100 pounds, gross; $50 sheep at 6lg0A cents
per pound, gross veal calves 7JfC9Slf cents
per pound, grossi cows and calVes S259OC
| each. .N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14
tcommunieated.l
The Medical society Of the DiatEiet
of Co1umblR.

--
toomIus, s ~ a. D,.,,,.,
~ Ssi1mbIn.
a.n.,or sun,n.r in His bill for the repeal
of tbe charter OF the Medical Society has
orossIv misrepresentod ia functions and
conduct. He states. or permits II to be In.
ferred. that the society refused to grant
licenses TO co,ored pbvsielaps, and violated
its charter by establishing a code OF ethics
and a tariff OF fees. These allegations are
untrue. The society di5 grant licenses to
eolored physiclans, aud Hspr has eatSb-
Ilshed any regulations regarding eonsulta'
tlous, professional attendance, or medical
fees. The society did bysNery large ma
Jority refuse to admit them TO membership,
which under the charter II was authorized
to do ...
Tho Medical Association, which Is per
sistenly eontounded by Mr.. Sumner With
the society, Is purely voluntary associa-
tloni has been and will continue to be per.
tectly Independent Of the society, and never
has had the Same officers as the Senator un-
truly asserts. Such associations exist all
over the country, and are absolutely neees-
sary 10 maintain tho harmony, convenience
and dignity of the nrofs,sIo,. ana IN nrot.et
the riahl. of IN, publIc Tbev p,ereIv hind
their members to the observance Of the code
Of elblcs ppIver.aIIv r.cornIzsd ana e,t.h.
Ilsh a tariff IN ~. vbicb cou.II,c. m.
physIeians, bIiIs. and protec,. the NATHAN,
a9alnst extortIonats cbarucs N.vi.trair,
and courts alvav. appeal 10 ,hI. fec table
in lltlgnt.d ca.s, In fact m.alcsl gentls
man h,A a, wnch r,gh, 40 fo,r, Inc os,oc,s.
tlop a. msmba,, oT CoDvrs,. h,A % form /.
Lomno,.uo. .oo,.,. =, ,,,,,,Io., o.,,r.
ana onv f,,r rD,D ~ rro,,Io,r soD,o -ouI5
rscognIy. N. nroDv,.,r 40 ....,.I,, ~ n.
.vI.,s... M. .a.,s,s +. a,,t,., - "a,
oh.r,., a. =, 49,
nr....,. : -, s,.,osss - " -. III.
- .-irN,r",al f'T ,Is.i p :, -
- =. .t.--l..N ~, - Pee1
aI,,a, .a,,I..S -, a. .," -, - - !.
o4unes 'nA. it' members snah W o
the same school or medicine, aud shall b
moral and honorable men in their per
sopal conduct and nroto..Io,.i ,,,.,oo,,s.
u...,,.,- =
S'o may PRACTICE any system o.
medicine he pleases, as homeopathy or by.
dropathy, bat he must not expeet To be ad
mIttod 10 n.nh.,.hIr 1. .t,L. 81.
A. -. ~. -.,t- - o''u't DouS'
"sus 'ne question OF color, All thai
need be said is, that as the charter does MOI
compel tho society to admit 10 membership