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The New York herald., 1870-06-02
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ADJUSTMENTS NINTH pAoE-Fourth, nth and sixth ool'
sB
BOARD And An ssipof HobGIsG wANrED-sroosp
ps s.1sssssa ssapa
srsrsElsss' OPPORTUNITIES TWELFTH PAsx-sccond
yys s. ss4a
oLERSs sls%n; AND sALEsNEN-rwrLrrH rAer-rIr.. and
ssa@n
coAsT%isE srEAMsHIPs-Frnsr PAcr-Fi.A and sixth
oopARTSERsHIPs-rwrLrr pAor-second column.
G9S2s1 ass
DWEiLING no sEs 40 LET, FURNISHED AND uN.
lrE rAaIIsourih so1amn
EExxFFEbbssy$TEsss sfaosD rAsE sF,i.h eSann ~
EINANCIAL-sEoosp pAGx--siyth column.
kUh sALE-rWELfrH fAoE-lhrd column.
fRENoia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETH PAox-rhira
HELP WANTED ED-MALEs-ELEvESTH PAGr-sirta col
HELF WANTED -FEMALEs-ELEvEsrH rAeE-rah
HORSES '1;G cxasfH6 S1f1s 4crasr rAorsecond third
a95sE 1
1ss Esss sfSus sSss
JERSEY GER c1a lNY AsP
LEGAL NOTiCEs- EIGHTH PAGr-Sixh column.
LOAN OFFICES SEcoND PAGE-fiiih column.
LOST AND FOuND-FIssT PAGE-Four,h column
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGr-silth column.
siIIiNEai ASp Eaa a pAor-sI.A
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENrs-TKNruP PAGE
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOU PAGE--Fif,h column.
AuSlCAII-NIaTH PA0E-Fifth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sxth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE First caunn.
P1hNOFCRTES NINTH PAGE-Thiri column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NINTH PAGE-Firs and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANIE-NIA III PACE-Second
REAL ESTATE WANTED NINTH PAcE-rhird column
REWARDs-Finsr rAeE-Eourth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-sEcoND PAGr-
SALES AT AUCTION oN-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth, eth and
sIrUATiOEs wANTED-FEMALEs-ELr PAGE =
Fret, second, third, fourth and nfth columns
SITUATIONS WANTEU-MALES- ELEvENTH PAGE
SPECIAL EoTICEs-FInsr PAoE-First and second col
sPoRTlNd-DoGs BIRDS, &c.-Frsr PAeE-second
sTALTioNs- s-r1nsr PAcr-second column
sTORAGE-TwE ELrTn PAaE-seco,ld coiu,nn.
SUMNER RESORTS-SECoND PAGE-Ihrd and fourth
The TRADES TWELFTH PAox-second column.
THE rURF-FIneT pAGE-Second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-FInsr PAGE-s.Mh column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FInsT PAGE-Sixth col
=, umn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


a THls DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, SHARP,
AT 1,40l BROADWAY, NEAR FORTY FIRST STREET,
SIX SUPERIOR AND FAST
GENrLEMEN'S ROADSTERS;
ALSO WAGONS, HARNESS, &C..
consisting In part of beautiful of black Mares l5
hands hg and years old, flowing and tails pure
gated Of great endurance dr.e Ike one horse and for
roads can rot IN minutes together or 80 single;
ranted sound kind and reliable IN all respects.
very ne extension top Cabrio!et maie by John r. Law
renee y Co.
/ set covered Mounted Double Harness
Sorre trotng Mare Kate Hazard; is 159 hands high,
years ;od, flowing name and tall good gated with good
action and style and rotted last ut Dexter ottng
Park in Ss Ss and Ssh, which was the only time OF
been gentleman's horse warranted
Road Wagon, ii5 lbs set light rubber mounted Harness
years old 5 hands high excellent road irot
Wagon, in good order Dog Cart, made by Wood Bros
fectly gentle and docle 50 warranted sound
and kind Also other business Horses Full description
sale. Also Rockaways Wagons, Park and Pony Phaeton
single and double Harness. Sheets, Nets, Lap Robes &C.
NJ BPersons desirous of purchasing any Of the above
with the most implicit confidence, every Horse
will be warranted represented and "a hours allowed
trial and examination and II not represented money
refunded and sale annued.
Sale positive rain shine, ommencng promptly at 10
O'Clock.
JAMES JENKINS. Auctoneer
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STALEJDNS.

STALLIONs.
CtTALLIoN COMMODORE VANDERBILT is STANDING
- for the at my stables, Sta mford, Conn.
JAMES +. ADAMS.
Steamer Stamford leaves daily, at T. NJ, from pier 81
East iver
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iSS .ss.3s1m yAS M Sa4ssH SEAssE.
opposite the Post Office.
TIE HORSE AND CARRIAGE gs BRANCH
of our cSS bastnes, s;,sr0S Z sS1SuSsd as our
ns EAST lsfa HHfSH sThEh AHsESE nHH T AVENUE,
SALES oS Ifss sSssHs SS s0't HSS ,fses5 SSsE1AeEs
Gentlemen WISHING 70 pSrchase or those having Horses or
Carriage, SELL WIN md house perfectly reliable, as we
s 's
e'V Vs s a Of soess .
. Sears s.t trial l'''s 'nA' - "
down town once :ais.rosm, street.
Liberal advances made on consianrnenis.
AT, HARNESS wARERooMs. 10 COLLEGE PLACE.
DeaS: Dns
Fine English Ladies' Gents. Saddles Brides Whips,
bERHHGT5Ss bERHSsT " 5SIGEs For DAYS
v. their s S;% S. TSS
to call aas nss soeH ssi%9e S calfsss.s .asis ss and
se0Ts sDS ~, aRa Rasbsr.r ss,; rhae0n
one horse Rockways and Depot wagons Pony rh.esons
Fine no os sqSsd sSsss: Tsdsssd
fS % Ssss ds os oae sssa ysa
4 SECOND HAND CARRIAGES FOR SALE Low.
n. Brett,
Road Wagons
Hack Coach,
four seat Phaeton,
Coupe Rockaway,
Pony Phaeton
All the above city made and will be sold low ~
j. B. BREWSTER CO.,
Twentyffth street, near Third avenue.
AT THE BROOKLYz TATTERsAILS, CORNER OF
"A Boerun and State streets. WM II. WRIGHT, Auction
Thursday June IL o'clock, Depot Wagon, bnLt by
Daily top Wagons no top Wagons, frat class Rocka
ways Pony Phaetons 80 of Harness. Blankets Sheets
dc
SUPERIOR LOT OF GOOD WORK HORSES, JUST
n arrived his morning from the country, suitable LOT all
purpose es ali TO be sold cheap. - Vesry street.
i. SECOND HAND LIGHT HOTEL STAGE FOR SALE
"A in good order n Greene street.
A VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE, 15,S HANDS HIGH,
years Old; trot IN IN warranted sound and kind.
| GORDON'S stable No. West Thirteenth street.
BEAUTIFUL ABDALLAH MARE, COMING z; WILL
n sell cheap 81 PARK avenue, Brooklyn.
STRONG WORK HORSE, VERY CHEAP; ALSO
n Txpress Wagon and Harness and good work family
Pony must be sold <6s Pearl street, clothing store
|
| FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE ELEGANT PAIR OF
A. closely matched bay Horses 6 hands, years old
Yantsd sound kind Apply for days, q
stable, i46 West Thirty ninth street.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
EoR BERMUDA,
. 5 G'1sp s % sessss ss
an sad % sSsnas Ssr % from pier 81 North river
Leave Bs5IIia. ''' Leave New York.
nsyio " Hayis.
1us.ia nay \ June June l.
fir. ssSS, ssS; second I'd s.sla, &sS '''''
Pssss PnssSs IN N iin United Is States ss VS'ls ses
For f''s'. Or Ss5sSxs s1i;Ssss 'kxSSHY Agent 81 New street.
IL New yoIs .nd n, MAJ Man sissm.AIe Line,
''ss The us~ sSs,y ..ss Ssss d''' '0" pier East river
CITY CITY 81 81 nEn1
f0r freight or 's'eE %EsxXSpRE SONS. 50 Broadway
Eoi Puerto Pat. ss%sn1 an.s and St. Domingo City,
wa ''A'' p's SATURDAY June l. al O'Clock j. H.
f0' '"ssNss sPofFFoKo p fFFoKo F2EsroN CO., % Broadway
SAILING ,p d:Ssa hsx:y KY xI:
East riyer 'sn viii sail on Saturday, June
o A. ssSs S Msiop s
For freight OF pc.iasf MgR6RY CO.. 1853 Maiden LAM.
FOR NEW oELfASs RI c,ssws pEsEcT d 4. .m,.o Linz.
issr at s"1a ni a. foow.
SESRSI SsoS%ILE %ssiss tlsg;g : ~ i
Inasno MoSs anal st. %Ss' h"S rates gwen ''
pSs s' e;'sss a,s'sA'
EIoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT;
L MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
CRESCENT CITY,
On Saturday, June 4.
rsea received daily TSroas1 rs,s; given for st. Louis
TG freight hfSins BsKE
EoR LE-fERNANDINA ROUTE. :.
II The New York. Florida and Gull steamship Line WIN
despatch the MERCEpiTA, CAPTAIN Star
key Saturday, June from pier 20 North river Cargo
delivered whoa! ishtcrase :, Mobile. a.,
Passage 70 FerpHni Ina, h2)
FLAG will follow aud sail on Wednesday, June l6.
'0f ''sn' R'i:'F 'FATTERsoS Agent III ws. street.
LoR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
and Charleston Steam ship companys first class
"''""'' CHXMPYoy, Captain R. W. Lockwood
Saturday, June at =. NJ sailing from pier NO
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through tickets and bills OF ading issued IN con-
with South Carolina Railroad to all points South
and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports
Insurance by this line one half per cent
The TENNESSEE will follow and sail on wednesday,
HENRY R. MORGAN CO.: Agents.
L,oR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Il Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this line leave pier 81 North river foot OF
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Taesdavs
Thursday and Saturday at II NJ connecting with me v,H
Petersburg and weldon railroads. and Ohio ra
roals Richmond and Danvie railroads Through pas,
senger through bills of adinC at reduced rates
| all points South and Southwest
Apply at office on pier 81, or to cnr. NV ,,,..
h.-
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NILDuFF'S. ,n..
IL Mr. +. D. KILDuFF will open his Bar and Restaurant
on the Of Sixth avenue and Foryfo9rth see on
Thursday evening" June q His numerous ncnds VIII De
heartily welcomed
II given Kentucky and Royal Havana circulars sent JO.
SEPT BATES Co, No. IL Wall street, box 42H Post
ONCE. Branch olce, 447 Broofne street.
hyOTICE-TuE FREE LABOR AND lNTELLIGENCE
~ Bureau under charge Of the Commissioners OF Pub
lie Charities and Correction has removed TO Nos and ~
Clinton place. block west oi Broadway, where parties
can furnished with he ~ both seSes Tree Oh
eharre, JAMES DONAhUE, Superintendent
~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT An ELECTION
IN will be held the Office OF the New York Bridsc Com
pany, nf Fulton AMI Front streets, In the city OF
Brooklyn Monday the 9TH day OF June next A. WE'VE
o'clock Of day, for fifteen Directors 9i sad
Company for the then ensuing year. Dated MAY o lo.v'
HENRY C. MURPHY. President JOHN '. ATKINSON
4eayeary
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COASTWisE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
FREIGHTS AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
tThrough ra:esNew York to San Francisco =
First class. Steerage.
&125 to Sl70. x8J
according 10 location of berth. .
Those include beth board and all nccesssres for the
trip. -, ,, NJ a, v,, ,o
foot of Canal street, at Il O'Clock noon .
ON 9TH AND 2lST OF EACH MONTH,
except fall sunday then the day previous
One hundred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Aed
cines and attendance free.
June I~XLAsKA, Captain Gray, connecting with CON-
STITUTTON, Captain Cavalry. -
Steamer JAPAN will leave San FRANCISCO July 1870, for
China and Japan. -,
ceivcd until 4 p. NJ Friday, JuneS . 49,
Freight tor American and South Pacific ports will
be received unt r. NJ Thursday, June only. All the
usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting Inland charges,
&c.
"Pp' w Wv y. r. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail steamship Company.
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock NJ precise
" from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE, Captain X. Adams June
COLUMBIA Captain Il. Van Sce.. ......June
MISSOURI, Captain b. Edwards (va Nassau) June 16
i'' ''ss"' " & x WHEELER, Jn, President
No. Bowling Green
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OLD SILK HAS, DRAB, BEAVER AND CASHMERE
and trimmed, JOiNsON's, la55 Broadway corner of
ThiIty.h street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
>~@%>@~\~
NOTICE.

Tho Mutunl Life Insurance Company Of New York
An election OF nine trustees Of this company 10 take sne
places OF the class whose term OF service expires by m3
ton pursuant 20 the charter and Of one trustee to M
vacancy In another cas viii be held AZ the once OF the
company on Monday. the 9Th day OF June next
The polls OF the election Will open from l2 O'Clock noon
j. M. STUART, Secretary.
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TOR sALE-TwO BAY HORSES, SOUND AND KIND,
and Phaetop, made by Brewster; also Harness and
Blankets Address EDWARD RACHAU, 6S8 Sixth avenue,
New York.
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DANAMA HATS IN THE RoUGH-s0ME EXTREMELY
fine and whito bleaching required. For sale TO the
trade bv X. BALCAZAR. 70 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-02

L,OR sALE-AN ELEGANT LANDAU, BUILT IN THE
hest ma nucr and but little used. Can be ut stable
Ill West Eighteenth between the hours OF and H.
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NOR sALE--A HANDSOME ROAD OR SADDLE
Mare perfectly safe for drive at bargain;
not time her. Apply to AUG. HYNARD, 70 and 10
Bank streeS
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails Europe during the week ending Saturday,
June T. 1870 will close this ONCE Tuesday, wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 1a NJ and at all the staon.
follows "A and b, II 40 A. NJ and D. III ~ A. ~
and +, ~ :0o A. NJ. r. H. JoNEs' foslmaeter'
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LNIRST CLASS LIVERY STABLE STOCK FOR SALE
chcap 10 close the bnsness Horses, close Coaches,
Baouches seighs, Harness. &C. Call 1t l2s West Twen-
tiefh atre
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1roR sALE--A STYLISH GRAY HORSE, I5H HANDS,
kind in all harness. splendid saddle horse At Wash.
ington Riding Academy, Iwcn,ysixth street and sxb
Price &46O.
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rJ,HE EXPERIMENTS AT THE NAVY YARD WITH THE
Automatic Low-water Steam Valve still continue. II
works perfectly All manufacturers and engineers should
IT, An interest in the patent Ia for sale, agencies
given. Address J. q. COCHRANE, Rochester, N.
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n,HE STEAMER WYOMING WILL MAKE AN ExCUR-
sion to the Fishing Banks on THURSDAY June 2, leaving
street. 81 pier No North river, at Music, ba linss
and refreshments board II. 4. HOLMES, Manager.
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CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, B0xEs TRUNKS, &c,
- I,266 and l,.65 Broadway and bl West Thrtysecond
street; separate rooms all sizes; IA years established
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THE FAvORITE, ELEGANT, PALAT1AL STEAMER
l. SUNNYsIDE, unequalled for size, speed safety AID
comfort carrying $500 passengers to charter Tor picnics
and eYcursions also other steamers and bnrges Iona
'''~"N """ ''"'' BLOoMER co, 243 Front street.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. April o. 1870.

THE ELKo DEBATING CLuB.-Last Saturday
night, the second concert, at the Courthouse,
was given under the auspices of the Elko De-
batting Club. The subject chosen by thalec:
turer was an unhappy one, as experimental
and practical religion can be listened to every
Sabbath from the pulpit. This was doubtless
the cause of the scanty audience that was
III attendance. The opening chorus from
Ernani, under the direction of Mr.. Faust
was splendidly executed. Little Frances
Honeywell sang with her usual sweetness, and
was called out Several times BILLY Vincent
treated the audience 10 two of his best pieces.
Z. B. Pixley sang ballad very sweetly. but
for some reason could not get his confidence
up 20 q sticking point, which, slightly paped
the. eHtet of TITO piece. Thes T,arb6nrd
Watch, by Steinbcrger and Beachey, was tho
great treat of the evening, and elected the
warmest applause. Steinberger has a Deep
strong and rich voice, and understands music
thoroughly. Beachey sings with ease and
effect, and is master of the art. On Saturday
night Hon. Chas. II. Bryan promises us some
thing. rich in the way of an intellectual treat
His well know. ability and polished oratory
will pack the house. The vocal and instru-
mental programme will be more attractive
than ever before, rs we understand that sever
al accomplished young ladies have volunteered
to take part in Observation-Disclosures.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06
BASE Bar1.--Tho .stripsd s,o,.,n..,,

Base BaLI.--T Tho .Striped stochinp,v
needn't go as far as San Francisco for game
thai VIII be worthy Of their skill! and MUSCLE.
They can get all they need ask for by coming
to Carson and taking bout with the Silver
Stars: Our boys will treat them like princes;
give them square deal, and never utter a
murmur # they get the worst Of the game.
Let's hear from you.-CdrSoa appeal.
From the above, fl would appear that the
Silver Stars, of Carson, think that they can
match the Striped Stockings, of Elko. Our
club Will, before the, season closes, send Cap
tain kindred and Nose Haines down with
the Second Nine, as It would hardly be fair
hing to send our best players TO the Capital.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

RATIFICATION MEETISG.-It will be seen by
mn advertised programme in another column
that our beloved citizens Of African descent
are to have big time at the Courthouse on
Tuesday next, in the celebration Of the ratifi-
cation Of the Fifteenth Amendment By Presi.
dent Gmnt. 4 standardization II extended
to the public to lie present at their meeting
The novelty Of thc occasion will undoubtedly
draw large crowd t"get' n TO witness the
proceedings Of our colored citizens.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

CHINESE MURDER TmAL.-The examination
of several Cinnamon, for the .murdg of a
Celestial brother on Silver street in this town,
on the 9th of last month, will take place to-
day before Justice Mayhugh. Great interest
is being taken 10y the friends of the deceased,
as Welt as those of the prisoners, and no
money is being spared on both sides. The
Cinnamon belong TO two separate companies,
which is the cause of the bitterness mani
Tested. Some ten have come up from Cali
fornia to attend the trial and assist with their
money in the conviction of the murdcrcrs.
Several intelligent interpreters are on hand,
and II is expected that some heavy swearing
will be done. ......- ...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

Onp FELLOWS AssocIATroS.-O Saturday
night last, this society was met by Vim. Hay
don, Grand Muster of Nevada, when an inter-
esting reunion took place. resulting in the re-
organization of the society, and Installing new
life INTO the meinbers, A meeting of the Or
der is called at the Court-hnuse on Friday
night, for the purpose of taking steps TO Sc
cure "A suitable hnll., If an arrangement could
be effected III conjunction with the Masous, it
would considerably lessen the expense, and n
handsome place built-such a hail as would
he credit 10 the societies and an ornament to
the place
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

FINE SrGHr.--Gabriel Cohn returned this
week from San Francisco, and has ever since
been engaged in opening and spreading out
his mammoth stock Of goods. The truth is
brt half told when we say that Badt e. Cohn
have as fine an assortment" of clothing and
ladies' goods as ever adorned any. store in the
country. In the selection, the best of judg-
ment was used and no article purchased
two daysrthe store has been stormed by gen
tlemcn and Indies who arc eager TO examine
and purchase. .' 81
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

CHURCH PHoJEcr.-A project is on foot for
the erection Of a church in this place by the
Presbyterian Society. The Society will fur.
nish some money, and the balance is being
raised by subscription. The matter is being
taken hold Of by our citizens in good earnest,
and 1t is safe 70 predict that in n short time
we will haven handsome edifce TO worship in.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

MAGNIrfcESr SPECIMEN .-Oppenhcimer
Co. have on their counter fifty pound
specimen from the Mountain City mine, Cope
district, that is 10y far the richest SIMPLE of
ore that has ever been brought to town from
Tint ncighborhood. II was taken from the
slope about eighty feet from the surface, and
If literally a. mass Of horn silver. IT,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

'GEuD FoR CorE.-Qppenheimcr & Co.
started out on Monday one pack train and
two wagons loaded with provisions for their
nfnhch mouse at Mountain City. The grass
Is getting pretty short with the miners in that
district, but inside often days there will be an
abundant supply Of provisions lat Mountain
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

ID. sAnhoR has arranged his store. on the
corner OF Fifth and Commercial streets, in
fine style. His stock of cigars. tobacco and
fancy goods are the finest in the country.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

sNSshs, ATTENTION. Subscription lists for
Inc erection OF u church eau be found with
tho following mined gentlemen: NJ. =. Free.
man, G. l.. Perkins, l.. l.. Hill. Rev. John
Brown, and Judge Earl. Yesterday $3.50 were
raised. We hope our people will be lib.
efnl III subscribing to- this movement.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

Corr orR, --Fourtons of ore from tho Bo-
realis mine, in Cope district, arrived here on
Monday, for shipment below. .i'T' '0.T
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

BIO TINE To-MoHT.--From tho stir among
our people it looks as II the party tonight, a,
Mrs. Macs, will be one Of the grandcst affairs
mat over came off in town. II is optionary as
10 the style of dress worn. Vincent and
Drown are deserving of liberal benefit.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

oSE Of tho scvorost wind storms that We
nave over experienced, swept over town last
saturday night. Several canvas houses were
unfoofed, but otherwise no considerable dam.
age was done to property.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

lHk Board of County Commissioners have
been in session for tho last two ,dovs. III.
.nH osta6fshed FOR this year il tho sImc az
that OF last, 50 90 on the 500 '''' w
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

ZEN. .. L.. CARGO, commander o. this divis.
ioh' came down from Camp Hallcck on Sun.
I"yy' ana returned to his headquarters ycstcr.
Jf ~ ne VIII move his command to Fort
"iioh' New Mexico, about tho first of NAV.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

TO, FOR S1LLE.--A fine orgnn-melodeon can be
purchased cheap, by calliBg at this Office.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

II you want a good feed on strawberries,
go to Davidson & Co.'s place to-day. '..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

A hap-doodle kind of a Mongrel who has
his mouth cut the wrong way Of the leather,
was continually talking about "our colored
people" saying that they were as good rs the
Coppcrheads any how, until few DAYS ago
his daughter took him at his word and pre-
scented him brat about the color of smoked
ham. He took to arsenic as regular diet.
and the little smoked Yankee has no grand
father now.--OHumrd Er.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

received, this week, some fine samples
OF ore from our friends at Bald Mountain dis
trict O. . n"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

Ins D'NNER and 100 cream served out at
tho What Cheer, by Ensbury. on SUNDAY Last
was pnraken OF by over 300 hungry souls
n P9Pqaia1pu ~ent nwpy rejoicing, ,,''.,, y"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

IhE Striped Stockings ere going 10 Co,li,
on on saturday, TO beat tho Central Pacific cInh
INC Garlin club Ind better go to work and
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

LEGAL TENDERS are quoted in San Francisco
at 30 to 901I. ...r a..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

The said land embraces lots OF various
areas, containing altogether about 5000
acres, about s, 500 in Lewis and no resi-
due in Gilmer County.
These lots were originally parts Of
large boundary owned by Camden, Bal
icy & Camden, and lately surveyed and
p,r.ioued to the heirs of Min.er Bailey,
by decree of Court. and have been select
ed for improvement and settlement.
These lots are exhibited on aacurats
maps, to be seen at my Office, and are in
Dictated thereon BY yellow shading.
] will also. at the same time and place,
sell aboa, FIFTEEN ACRES, situate
near Weston. on Buck Hill.
The TITLES to oil these lands are IN.
questioned, and are free from iusum-
br.nce, or claim 10 dover.
/ will sell aDgOf these lands at PRl-
yATE SALE.
TERMS:
A credit of 6. IL, Is aud "a months
the purchaser giving bonds With good Sc
Guri.y. bearing interest.
JOHN BRANNoN,
Commissioner.
Tdston. ". Ia. oUt. 8. 1s7O.St