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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-09
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-09

A little girl. excited by brilliant display Of
her aunt's gold-plugged teeth. exclaimed:
ooh, aunt Mary, how do wish had copper
toed teeth like yours
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nEIAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD.
J ~ II ~
AND ESSEX DIVISION.

u
Depo New York foot ef Bareay,t and foot Of
SUMNER AsRANGfANIS eSSmsnegs TUE:bAi icy pa.
Branch Dover Win tes Branet at WsoroG = sas.si
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c,. O.vcgo and all points the Lsekawaana -I passFr
A maca m LEIiiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. sessrl Morn.
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with t. " R. r. for Bethlehem, Alentosn a'e'i oteni ''o
Hiopm SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover ~ cI'''' 2
for %, snU Gar Siroaisbus and scranton
5:lOp HACKErisTowN MAIL, connects With B'o'o' CSss''
FOR aoRRIsToWY at ll:so Il:aO 2:o, $40 go an
For SUMMIT late stations at $50 1870 arc onA.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE s:3o 100 SIC loo ns
:z0 l;lO, 1880 800 +2O 49, 9;Jo $780, t' 20 "I- 'S
NEWARK e? Ic 800 $50 s'io ,io ,! les 10
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fesvs New ior BL06MFIEID and MoSTcLAIE
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Az E%sran Tain . ls,yf d.H a, 10 p m, g .lp
For Mddetosn w.r $50 Caad.t, asp n; s1a sss
FOR Gr.yeout and Wa, At 1880 q C2'la. ,slS ~
For Nevbush and Way araa ~ $50 and ';S p H. 'ae'i' 80
For Sufern aud Way ara r m lzJs $50 and ';f' NJ 10
Train. sll:j0p m. (Sa'-st. -ll:t3 2. nj
and Wa, from 2st Depot 64S lo;' 11a l
s,s ic is nj MI mn mo- Is - s.
For Hsekenssek lliale from 2dst Depot, nh% and
m; HIS 3l5 545 aud 3:45 From ChamHssttl 10
pot 600 a IN. u "a. t15 400. 5l5 600 and e:i5 p.
For Penout Nyck Mory and Way from 2i st. DEPOT sts 'a
no fllt t3:5 ts ar ie:l5 and satuisysonh ~ lc
D. Chambesst pePot at $50 m Hoo 5.S tl' ~
100 and 10 80 D. H.; Saturdays only tl2 90 mt
for Passage and for Apartment. in Drawing Room fB sp
oe, can be Outlined for the checking and transfer Of H
gage nav be left Cmpsn Offices al 5lS and s5 b'ossa TX
ChanbesL Gsouwchst 25thst and IhrlaVe hhfni
333 Fuoni BROOKLYN; Dpots foo, Of Chsnbess anG foot .
NcvYorE EIcsn.e place and Long Dock Depot ens O'-s
Of the Agents at the prEC pal hotels M, A., p.pa
L. b. RUCKER, july " y, n Dna
Genl supL 1871 o'h' 49,
daily 49, ffor Haekehta'' 't''
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MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

Mr.. Rollin Howard, the gentleman who I'M
rnortals,cd himself by writing "shoo Fly" has involved
posterty and the negro mnstres st more deeply IN s
debt by inventing another song and dance which he
calls "bet me be :" and Mr. J. " Pattson has placed
himself on the high road to fame by puolshingit.
A fourth edition of Nile. G. de la Notes trea-
tse on Pano and Musical Matter" has just been pun
lishod by Lee & Shepard We commended TINS "oih
very heartily the appearance Of the third edoh o
months ago, and glad to see that lis merits &C
ca eul and scientific guide for students are so wen or
precated as this quick demand for new Issue
The present edition, IL we are not Mistaken j. emo -,
by the addition pages of sterling music a.
and Illustrations. n,.,.,,
Mr.. John Zundel, organist of Plymouth
Cbnr,h. BROOKLYN has collected, in shapey o." y,
volume entitled Christian Heartsongs' 'no ~ A.
his labors during nearly quarter OF cen''i! " r.
eompostiop OF tunes for congregaiiohai singing -,
those who are familiar with the style OF music "ou
~ conducted for the last eighteen years AT MI bee'"
o., church no description Of these pieces VIII oe neee
.arv Mr. Zundel is not only scientne musician" o"'
he is composer who. experience mas proNeu "u,"'
,ha ,mnofbies Of large class OF people Two OF three
,iooc the present collection were written expressly
%, the work by Mr. Zundels friends few Others nave
neon arranged or harmonized fIom old devotional meo-
die, but all the rest original The book is published
by J. b. Ford 4 Co.
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panrina Ataoemies.
6eathers,

A YOUNG, capable German desires a STU
N ALTON TEACHER Of GERMAN could instruct also some
once.
A GRADUATE of Yale, with unexceptiOnable
N wishes private TUTOR Boys fitted
for College Address YALE ~ Tribune Once, Sew.fort
GERMAN LESSONS at the PUPILS RESI-
" DESCEs Grammar Translation and Conversation Thoroughly
te1e0
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Gpo. 8. BOUTWELL,. Secretary.
CHEZ QUARrKRsAsrERs OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS.
AUSTIN, TRrAs September ~ 1870
nR0p0SAI for the ERECTION of TEM-

PORARY QUARTERS Port Mcintosh, Ters. Sealed propo
pcste will received at this once until the l1th
November 1910 IL o'clock for III. o. mBorar,
United States troops the os OF
Port McIno specifications be examined at the
United OF NewOreons La Calves
ton Brownsville Antonio and Port Mcintosh TeIAs and at this
Office
Propo..l, will include the all material labor kc the buildings
complete particular and ready for cusney When turned
vert 10 Government
right 10 reserved 10 reject all bids offered
Zach bid accompanied by guarantee al least Two rspons
h certified By tl,rk Of Court
Record that the bidder competent carry out The contract
awarded TO him. and the residence and es but
stated No bid will he entertained unless coufon
ing 10 these requirements
ANY additional required BY parties wishing TO bid will be
eheeriully furnished upon application to this Office
he plainly ndorsrd Proposals for the Erection Of
Qns At Port Mcintosh and addressed to the undesgnd
b. order Brevet Ma. Gen. RBi NOLDS, Dept Con
JAMES A. EKIy Deputy q NJ Gen. Chief usrermsser
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alusifal 5nstrnmenis.

A FACT.-The CHAMBERS PIANO is tho
~ bt Sn circular with r,frr,ne and testimonials Upright
sua Pianos elegant TO RfNf seeoi dhsnd Pnos Of
CHE, hale ESQ 900 $50 600 Atdr Nos 90 and tcl Fourth
"y, Me-. York civ T. H. CHAMBERS a SON
NEW STYLES MASON d HAMLlN CABI-
~ NET ORGANS with patented June and August,
Is7o PRICES REDUCED THIS MONTH ORGANS to RENT.
wAreroom. s@ Broadway
ITPRTGHT PIANOS.-The smallest Piano
made powerful enc action warranted to stand IN tune better
lan Tho be,i square pianos STEEDBAN HOLLiBRs,
e. ~ w., 4, ,,,,ntb,,t near sirthsve. .s1
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AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Passenger st.tiou in Ne~.Yori corner Of Twenysu ssd
F"'l fan Eg' fEGv {" ss%icSf
For Haven spd Bridgeport, BLl u'a H. E;s
far a aT ' st a 'H Ti st Southport w s
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H ~, S;16 90 snd 1i:5 ~, ~ sss .ad 500
s.sTssrd e. us LIS s sEI R'ns 'hi 40
For and ntm.s stations l. s. lis" H. 4i' ~
$50 s1n5,S NJ, t,S ain .Tes NsrrOrl az sS
Boston via 00 spnsGsS5sS s l1s iS '' TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield a. n AND .
FOR fST s sSsGo ' and sn sDls 1 @ H'
for Newport R. L. lls D. H. En) connecting with 'sH'd 's''
For coanscieG River Railroad A. n, l'nP H. TO "'''"
For r. H ia Prpsdenee and F.h R.o. i'
For shore Line Rslssy, at a. NJ TO Nor"1eh AM t'"'
Far Mes. Haven and Sorih,mpton Railroad sI NJ SOP
For Heusstcne Rsilroad a. n. and p M va,,s.,,
fsI S S:ss:;t I'd s; ssS:: Ire
For Ras. .,,, m u's train ed
Tram :. .A'' Line p JAMES Ron o or
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOL
n pHIIADgLrnIA $50 90
sn 'i Fo bsiF sa ts sa
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PuLLMANs PALACE DRAWING ROOM and SLbblls, $3.50
on D. M Pittsburgh Chicago Colunbas onesh' 49,, =
oils louisville Loa without change The $50 ~ aIsa
run, Pullman Cars splendid Passenger Coaches uvss
change 20 Chicago r. W. JACKSON, 0sosrs' soP
June Is. 1870. -
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAlLROAD'-
~ DEPOT IN NEw-yoRK foot Of Libsrsy.A. Norm ~
On and amer 1870 passenger trains VII run ~
LEAVE NETWORK F0R BERGEs-AvY AND shnAn ia
600 $50 7;Io TsG 8;0s s:3 500 &ss llio n 80 -
400 500 $3.50, 400. 49,, 500 sio sso 3D. ~
' LAW w INV XIV loRk FOR WHIST BERoEs 80 go ~
s:3o lilo a n $3.50 40 s:1, SO l:to SOD Io;t !.
n p BALDWIN, Geo. Pa'schse IT.
NETWORK and HARLEM RAlLkO !h 90
IN Gu nd MONDAY. NAY - ls,o tve krpre,s
d.not srutr Of rvsnt, Fourth foo~'
1919 m. Rutland Express
D m Montreal Erprea lA<nA
Coaches night trlins between Nev or
W. q btCAhoo'' M
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG isLAND
FALL AND WINTER ARRANG ME 60
Commencing MONDAY, October II, 1870. fron Ko"ss''' ~
sk frries
tis = n, Mail for p,tchogus
10 q Accommodation for Bsb!on ,u...,, .sd No
1902 m. Express for patehosus via stag 70 ne"'F''
ann ap umoa.,ioa Saturdays taroags 70 ea'eh"s'~
$50 M, Ba6y Accommodates
ESQ Merriek Aecommodancs 49,. ..n,.r A vspse
The 8: 20 and 10 o N and 3:D and s'o = "s"'
Stream for RosAAusy. -. ..,,..t "A ysal
The Q: 20 aud 10 q n and $3.50 and u" n H"
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Alnsifal Instruments.

4 LARGE stock of PIANOS. best makers, to
N RENT SELL cheap for cash in'i...n R1 dpe,d
prchass Please cell aud NJ hkRRELLs Ware
reons No. Unor-squsre tl6s Pourihsve)
A GREAT variety of new and second hand
N PIANOS ORGANS for SALE at he lowest ~ o for
,s on sold on RENT and rent sppbei
.nrah... T 8. BERRY I Co. lU9 Broadway.
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Estate Of Hter T.. Myers, deceased
Nj Office is hereby given that the subscri,
IN bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on the Personal Estate Of
PETER E. MYERS. -
late of Carroll county, deceased. ~
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise thew
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
EMANUEL MYERS,
JEREMIAH MYERS,
Acting Executors.
CHAS. 7. REIPSNIDER,
Attorney and Agent for Emanuel Myers.
j. WILLIAM EARHART.
Attorney and Agent for Jeremiah Myers.
oct 27-4f
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Estate Of Joseph Gardnes, deceo,,,,
NOTICE is hereby iyon To il. o,.a;.s
IL Of Joseph Gardner. late Of Si cau.s,s
coiniy, deceased, to iie their claims oaa;,
sad deceased. properly aurbeniS.aassJ i'" y,
me ONCE OF the Register otWiIis H. O. ~
rol county. on or before NE lat day &c
NopemhsF, 1870, prepasstoryto 1 d;s, ay VI
,lon Of The assets Of the estateVof NH J do,
g ASn now IN the hands Of the ersiened
made among said creditors undeS ~ !" re
reciton ofthe Orphans Court Of sail. aan,i.
on me 9th day Of Deoewbss, lsT0 s"ny,
which last named day she will be prsh a'.s,
70 pay into each Of said creditors rbs;Nsea
s \, dividends according 70 said Il,
m;s. A. her residence, in Hampsteh
EMILY GARDINER
Administrators of said deceased
nov st seAs'u'
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lsco1faAIe4.sSs.---izcv. Mr.. BEN
.sdpf Oxford Monastery, with
81 Of 0reaiircn Of the order OF
6hu ne Evangelist, have sailed for
snuff, where it is their intention
pnd mouastery of their order.
eoml we'll supplied with money.
L eir funds are estimated at from
,Y thouiand toseventy five thousand
rs Tiny will have a head mission
sc % Nw York city aud another
spxton, Fhence they will go, at the
OF thelparochial Clergy, to assi,l
m, o. tehold missions such as those
4 ~ }syyrendered the Paulisrs and
ian1 ti7isis conspicuous in the Ro
Stc Church. Besides the
e are lay brothers aud
iers who take the same
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WILLIAM MOORE,
Practical Watch Maker
and JeWeIIer.

THE undersigned would respectfully beg
il leave to inform his friends and the
public that he has taken the store adjoining
Mr.. 4. X. Gernand's Store, for the pur.
pose OF conducting the
watch, Clock and Jewclry
business, and hopes by strict and faithful
attention to business, to merit liberal share
OF their patronage. Persons wanting fine
WATCHES for their own use or forsprcs
ents. viii d. well 10 give me n-eafi, as by
long experience 10 the business, ! will be
Bile 20 select them an article which will
give entire satisfaction, and at low prices.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry win DO re.
paired in q prompt and eBeient manntf,
and warranted.
oct22tf WILLIAM MOORE.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NO. 1852 EQUITY.

NO. 1852 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, in
Equity.
Mary Jane klingle ys. William Klingle
THE object Of this suit is 10 obtain d.
vorce riacaio mdtrimonii for the
complainant, Mary Jane Klingle from WI
liam klingle her husband. The btu states
that on the 18th day Of July, 1859, the com
plainant, Mary Jane Klingle, whose maiden
name was Lambert, was married to the
defendant, said William kiingle, and lived
together as man and wife until the 10Th day
Of March, 1866, during which time the said
complainant had two children, Gustian
Klingle and Ell A. Klingle, Of which said
William Klingle is the father, and during
the time the complainant and defendant
lived together MS man and wife, the com
plainant used all means in her power to
make her said husband comfortable and
happy, but on the said 18th day Of March,
1866, the said William klingle, without any
cause, voluntarily abandoned the complain-
ant, and the complainant is informed that
he left the State Of Maryland aud is now
nonresident Of the State OF Maryland, aud
that said abandonment aud separation has
continued uninterruptedly for four years
last past, and is deliberate and final, and is
beyond any reasonable expectation of re-
| concillation; and at the time Of the separa-
ton of the said Wilinm Klngle from the
complainant they both resided in Carroll
county, i. the State Of Maryland, and ever
since the said day of the said separation the
said complainant resided in Carroll county,
in the State of Maryland. The bill prays
for divorce piHeHt0 mdtrimOnii for the
complainant from the defendant. her said
husband, and for an order Of publication
giving notice to the defendant to appear in
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sitting
! as Court of Equity, TO answer tie bill of
complaint, and abide by and perform such
decree as may be passed therein.
| Ii is thereupon this 18th day Of October.
1870, adjudged and ordered by the Court
that by the complainant by causing n copy
Of this order to be inserted in some news.
paper Published in Carroll county. Mary,
land, once elk for four .ccessive weeks
before the 24th day of November, 1870,
| give notice to the said William klinge, the
said absent defendant. of the object and
substance fths bill ofcomplaint, and warn
him to appear in this Court in person or by
Solicitor, on or before the 24ih day Of Feb.
ruary next, to answer the premises and
show cause, if any he have, why decree
gu. hit not to pass as prayed.
JNU. b. BOYLE,
oct 20-5t Clerk.
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Farm Wanted.

AVE purchaser for farm Of about
minst ores, in the neighborhood of West.
imnr,rs The place must be tolerably well
bay;ns,I Some wood land desired. Parties
sond AZ ;opve property for sale will please
terms A. diate reply, stating price,
fihRE C. DUGAN,
oct 27.e Ne9 St. Paul Street.
Baltimore, Md.
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a SLAUGHTER M,I,p 30.
iNNocENTs The Jo,,L on TUE
s'c'lm Of abortion named Mary Gaar
""u me arrest Of the doctor a n.y..
G,. "tu Evans alias Lookup ha.
' brushed horror" for the sepso,;o''
,r monTers of the press of New vi a ~.
the ~ sa mfr"1r gives graphic picture Of
,; "o scene Of his mans place of onero
.'s ~ Chatham street, under ,bn III.
., the Slaughter Mill. Liter ~ t '',e
''o'h'ng were found covered ,od go Deu
'ed with human blood and n" ,L o "t
s"ea mIik can full Of blood Tbo AVA W.
porter discovered over Eve HUNDRED nv
, pI' envelopes marked &C. O n
m"icn md been returned with H. ~
~ from the parties. peperallr w,
.ne female sex, 10 the New En,I,"I .,
I'h states, form edi;ines sent tben' anu
III, ne sum" ms OF money in every casc woa'.
inner $50 or s25, and tho n,cL" "o
I ~ 10 the unfortunate and paiI,v neo 4
ie were enclosed in cigar boxss yb PEI 0
' ',hi, or all"" Lookup, had been in the a.
l ~ OF buying for his Dire d purno.o Y
IN, envelopes were returned BY A dams b
ei's Fargo, the New York a"J 81
's."n' the American, and other exnross 70
Among the letters were several from, u
YES c9Vetlns the destruction of ,ho;r ~
W! oaoes, and letters from busb,nJ. M
lung the awful purpose and on,';' IT.
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NOTICE.

.vIyHtRE VIII !, Villa camA Meeting
Il hai;n the Methodist Epi sspnl GSurch.
At Misunderstanding Sudaq M 10th
instant. Able and sfperienoed .Gn;.ters
from Baltimere and ssRhere ar,ESpecied.
1t will continue fofone week 7 Persons
from the country arfad are hartlly invi
ted to come aud spf everydag. Service
morning, after~eevsd nj hs
no,, to--T
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Saddle fecnd.

a hiding Saddle was founa,. a. .a.
- near The Uniontown PIN. ~" 49,, mo.u .
mites miles from Westminster. The a aoou. .
nave .ne same by proving prepss,s s en,
nov S-st DANIEL BENNep
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Watch Repairing.

NoTiCE--B. SEssaLp, Swiss Watch Maker.
IN lately with T. A. waganer,) would beg
leave 10 inform his friends and the poblIe. mai
he can be found AZ tho Watch and ,iewelr, ~
adjustment Of Nj. William Moore.
Special attention will be paid to Repairing
OF Watches, Clneks and Jewelry in 1 prompf
and efficient manner, and all work warsanted'
B. .SEEBALD.
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/, ID Drowned 70, ia dodging potato 1.wn
oy Wv Williams Stubs was The We icl Of
a Toledo jury
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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. S. FouKE, Dentist, Offer. ri.
~ services nj his rnoms in Westmiuster.
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. Az,
oHs Day In every month at the following
places
aiddleenrE, lst Thursdays Double Pipe
Taneytowu, 2nd Friday; Union Rridgr. s,d
Thursdays New Windsor, ard Friday I'm
mittsbarg, Ath Thursday; Mechaniestown. IN
Friday. ~ q "a NJ
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NOTICE.

NHE Office Of the Board Of School Com
4 missloners will hereafter be open on
SATURDAY of each week, for>t iransac-
ton OF business with the Secretary, Treas.
urer, and Examiner. ~
]. NJ. NEwsoN,
Westminster, feb loft Secretary.