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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-09

A New MINING FIELD.-By the
aid of the steamer City of Corinne,
the restless temperament of the ira
litional prospector has been graft
ied to the extent Of discovering
valuable mineral deposits on Church
Island That hitherto unexplored
region with its wild surrounding Is
to become part OF the worlds i'll
vestigation. Galena, carbonate Of
lead, black oxyde Of copper, anti
mony of silver and Indications OF
coal, have been found already on
the Island. Several gentlemen OF
this city are now engaged in an ex
animation of the value and extent OF
these important discoveries, and We
hope to get a good report of their
undertaking in a few days Co.
rinne Journal.
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A. B. DRIESBACH.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER II
Groceries. Provisions.
Wines and Liquors.
Flour and Feed,
GrOckery and dlInWa2e,
Hardware and Belt.
Blasting and Sporting
Powder, .....
safety Fuse.
Clothing, Boots and SgsGes,
California Lime.
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
Whiting,
w Window Glass.
Paints and oils,
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
Picture Cords,
Patent Curtain Fixtures,
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Terms of subscriptions:

One copy, one wear. by mail...-..........sl6 90
one COPY, SIX months, by mail......... 10 ot
one copy, three months, by mail. 600
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
nEDclivered by carrier to town sub
ScriberS at ~ cents per week.
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fs=O Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention. R. c. GUIRhDO, Druggist.
Carson, May %, 1871. my3o-tf
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L leased the Orm-by House would interm hi
rends ard the travelling public that this IIous,
las been thoroughly rtfitted throughout and pu
n complete order tos the comfort and = ea-ure OF
Ill who may please to give him call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied Wit
Ill the substantals well the luNurics that
he market aifJrds- y pains Viii he spared to
lease guests and every attention will be paid t.
heir respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors
Vince, &c.
Attached to the House is a RILLTARD ROOM
'ontainng Three Tables of the latest improved
,tvles with good cues, balls and fine light
Also, k\EEAL STAGE OFEICE for the Stage
,Onuec ing with all the differnt lines of Stage.
ma Railroads running through this state ana
california. and any information in relation to the
stme will be CheerrUiIy given at all times
~ Partlcular attention paid to booking Pas
-ensers, calling them, &c. N"v. 5u-tt
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4 short time ago, while in transit
from a small town in Illinois to
Chicago. a registered letter was
robbed of 5000 \ detective soaked
the envelope and found where it had
been opened, and then examined.
with a microscope, the mucilage, and
found on it little PARTICLES of plug
tobacco. and sure enough the post
master where the letter was mailed
was the only man who used plug
on the whole route. 4 ''chaw
cooked him. He is now in the peni-
tentiarv.
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Rate, of AdvertisInG:

one square 20 lines first insertion....S5 90
Each subsequent insortioll.......---......-.I ! ~
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POLL. ".ANES,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y Poll Tax. f,r the year 1871. is now due and
I,ayable to the County Assessor. by Act OF March
1867. all corporation or individuals having per-
scas in their employ are held responsive or their
poll tax. Hho: W, o'ihb,o,
an3o-tf Assessor for ormsby County
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Ihe 1al(n State 2e0ister,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted,
-RN-
PERKINS & STREET..

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
Sunday Heading.
the !SHbb0fh.

The Sabbath is older than SiLa. 1t
came not by legislation, but, as 1t were,
by necessity. Afterwards the Sabbath
was Guarded by sanctions; but it was a
birth of love, defended 10y the hand Of
law. That the Sabbath was once Given
to man the most violent anti Sabbatha-
rian cannot deny. | ,ay then unless you
can show me a diIcct repeal OF the glita,
| shall cling 10 it us an invaluable bless
inc. | don't ask whether it was twice
Given, | ask ii it was once glvcn, and
being assured of that | must have the
most distinct decree of revocation before
me, ere | can give upa day Sacre" 10
rest and worship. Why should man
busy himself in refining and phiIcSophiz-
inc the Gift away? pronounce 1t I'M
moral TO be 50 engaged, it is base super
stilion, it i songlcss, parched, damning
inoratiludc 1 ask again has God re-
called the gift Ii you answer, no, |
shall Smite the hand Of the plundcrcr
who would fitch from my heart one OF
the richest Gifts OF heaven.
But | am told the day has been chang
ci | am glad it has !, Did you ever
think OF the infinite beauty of the ar
rangcmcnt that the day OF the rcsurrec-
ton should Just be the day after crca-
ton Did not Gud',' own hand put the
DAYS thus near each other 1t was at the
end of the Sabbath a. it began 10 dawn
towards the first day Of the week, that
the Saviour arose, hence the light o'
creations Sabbath merged int" the
brighter beams of ChristS resurrection
day. 1t was RIGHT 20 sci apart a da.
on which TO remember the lightning VI
of the sun, the piling of the mountains
the covering the naked world with ;
garment of many colors-ihat was right
but the day after there was decd dom
before which the creation of the univcrs
sank into insignilcance the old crea
ton Sabbath was no lon@cr needed OF
that Sabbath the creator himself slcp
the sleep OF sacriiicial death, and tina
one day obliterated the creation Sabbath
but next morning Ic rose, and hcnce-ol
resurrection day WAS the rcSt-'lay OF Coz
and the rest day of man.
j. W. WALKER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

and while he lay sick andhelplcss on the
steamer, lie was robbed of all his treas
urc, and thus returned to Danville pen
niles. But soon after he removed his
family 10 IllinliS, and opened a farm
near Kewanca. which lac lived on ten
wears. and for which lac received ten
thousand dallarS Then ne turned hls
attention to buying stock and sending 10
the Chicago market, but met with dun
markets and lost quite heavily. In 1910
he came to Grinne!l, and opened Il farm
Of SIS acres. for which he paid seven dol
lars AMI fifty cents per acre. This farm is
,,,., milo. north of Grinncll, and consld-
or,J ON, Of the best farms i'll this vicinity,
and one OF the best improved-haviug 4
nice farm house and ut-buillings, Il live
fence surrounding ii OF Usage Orange,
the cross fences are mostly board and
wirc. i GOOD Usage Orange fence will
stop anything from a PIG TO an on.
The products Of his farm are as fol
lows: corn, 1000 bushels from l1O
acres; cats, 1000 bushels; wheat l,S0C
bushels; barley 500 bushels. Ills stock
consists it Is cattle, $50 hogs, and i
teams He employs four men DARN:
the summer months. This farm Is val
ucd at twenty thousand dollars. Tho
reader Of tins article will see that ii lake
but a short time to make a good farm
and one that pays for its improvements
with good management, besides inrreas
ing in value very rapidly, il one gets :
good location here in Iowa. :. W. \.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
4 DUiri//c Farmer in IOCH.
GEINNELL, Iowa, Mar. Is

N'klNNiiI-. low y, -Nltll IL.
Mn EuIruH: desire through your
paper to give the manner in which stock
is fed 10y some OF the best stock raiscrs in
Iowa, especially those that are fed for the
Chicago and St. Louis markets. | would
refer 10 Il herd of Steers that are being
fed the present winter by Mr.. w. w.
Clark refer to those mere particular
ly, because | know more Of them than of
other herds that are being fed in this vi
cinily. Mr.. Clark BEGAN to feed fifty
one steers the 10th of October last they
were three years old with the exception
of six that were but two years old. Their
average weight when he BEGAN 10 feed
them WAS llio pounds each. These cat
tie have not been Stablcl, but have bee!
kept in yard with sheds that would az.
commOdatc the most Ui them I've
largc straw stacks Wee built in the yal'
that furnished shelter for those that Ill,
sheds would not accommodate.
These cattle are fed IN large boxes, II
feet long by > feet wide, and II inchc
deep. They are placed about the var,
so that the cattle can feed from cithc
side of them. Corn meal il placed il
them three times a day, enough - tina
the meal is standing in them nearly ri
the time. One box Is kept with ,alt II
it, ana another is kept full OF water
supplied by pump that is worked hy :
windmill. There are also large hay
racks standing in the yard that are KEEP
tull of hay. Thus they are enabled Il
help themselves to hay, water, meal an,
salt whenever they choose
Cattle fed in this way will not cat
great deal at one time but will eat Otter
AMI also drink often Mr.. Clark did no
have facilities for weighing his cattle tn
first two months, but he now has a &c
OF Fairbanks scales. He has wei9hc,
them every month since the l0th of De
cembcr. The average cain from the lOtl
of December TO the 10th of January, WA
193 pounds to each steer Tie mex
month the average gam was - pounds
and the next time he weighed them
which was the 10Th OF March, their aver
age gain was GS pounds to each steer
The average weight of these steers til
10th of March, was 1lGl pounds-mak
ing gain of 32l pounds to each slee
IN III days; or nearly pounds and
ounces each day. They took on flies
much faster the first two months than til
last three. This we call good gain 70
the West, but would not recommend ,hi
style OF feeding in New England.
MIR. Clark has wind mill by whicl
lie shells his corn and elevates il into
hopper and grinds it. The cobs are use
for fuel for cooking meal for the hon.
The capacity of this mill is fifteen bu>l
els Of meal per hour. do not kno,
the exact amount of corn that these steel
have consumed thus far, but they genel
ally consume one half bushcl apiece {
meal day.
MIR. Clark is native of Danvillc
Vermont, In 1852, at the time the Ca
liornla lever was racing in Vermont, h
left that state and went To California
lie mined in that region two years an,
then set his face towards VI. with ncorl
two thousand dollars in gold in his belt
but the voyage was attended 10y sickness
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gegal.
Edwin G. GiIson's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In probate G GGgr heli at the
Essex District, } PROBATE Once IN GuiIlnal
in said district, the 18th day OF March, A d., ISL
Charles Green. executor OF the last viii and Tesla
meut of Edwin O. ellison, late OF Canaan IN SAID district
deceased makes application TO said court lor incense Ia
sell the whole OF the real estate OF sad deceased rep
reseung that said Is necessary for the payment
of the debts and egaces of said deceased ana would
be beneficial 10 all interested therein. , .,.--
WhcreupOn. is ordered by said court tlat Saiu APP
pCGtOn under consideration and he heard on inc
SIh day oil April. A. d. ISL at the Probate once III
uildhal. And il Is further ordered, that all per-
Interested he notified hereof. by publication OF
notice said application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully IN the CaedOnIan printed at ST.
JOhusbury, before said time OF hearing that they may
appear said time and place and, II they calIS,
object thereto.
BY the Court-Attcst.
.GiS VIM. II. HARTSlIORS. Judge ut Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
William C. ArnoId's Estate.

THE subscribers hIN u- been appointed BY the honor
able probate court the district ut Caledonia COM
mS>ipurIs To receive examine ami adjust all claims
demands OF all persons against the e>tat" OF IiIn
e. Arnold 81 JuhIsiUry in sad district, deceased,
represented iu>OIvct ami the term OF SIS months from
the lli day March, 1871. heinz ALLOWED ~ SAID
court TO the creditors oil said deceased 10 exhibit
and prove their respective claims bciOre Us: CIV"
notice that will attend to the duties OI our appoint
iurut AT the dwelling house q Nlrow sarah Aiipti
III ST Juhu>Lury Ia said district. the l>t Monday
81 Aprl. ant 81 Monday ui September, Il NJ. Al one
O'Clock IA Tie afternoon, each ui SAID iLN>.
3d. BARRON MOI LION. lr.-,.r.
HORACE PADDOCK. '' 80
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Ghe farm and Garden.

Farmers Stock raiscrs and IIorticultIr=s ar invited
contribute to this department ruch matters ~ CONF
within their own experience and ol-cr ition.l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
Auftinn and 1prirate Sales.
HOUSE FOR SALE +!

The subscriber Offers his DWELLING HOUSE for
sale situated the road leading from ST. ,Iohnsbury
lHain the Fair Ground, the bridge CrOssin;
sleeper river. PAUL GIULMEr. /
st. .Toln-bury, March Ii, 1871. 5'-5>'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
BY the CUuTt.-AuC>t.
) VIM. II. HARTSllUkN, Judge OF Prob
Iannet A WatsOn's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. ! In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, -. Probate Office, in 81. Johns
bury within and tor said district, On the 10th day Of
March. A. D., ISL.
AN Instrument, pUrpOrting 10 Je the last W Vi and
Testament and COdiC OF JaIiutt y. Watson. idic Of
Barnet. in said district, deceased being presented L"
the Court by Jonathan ID. Abbott, u the executor,
therein named Tor probate:
ordered by said court :hat lpcrsUnS concerned
therein lie notified tOaIpcar at session 81 stId CUuTt
10 be holden at the Probate once. in St JDhnsGury,
on the ith day oil AprIl, A ISL and show CaUsc,
II any they may have against the P rebate Ut said al;
Tor which purpose ii Isiurthrr ordered that copy 81
the record ol this order Ice published three weeks sue
ely in the CIl,OuIan printed AT St JCAl>bury
prey iOu> 10 said time appoint i Ior hearing.
By the CuuTt-Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH. jude 81 Probate
A true copy oil Re- o!I-Attc>t.
80 ASA l.. FRENCH. judge u Probate
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E. o. PR tII.
"Ruy Me, and I'll Do You Good"
DR.. lAsGlY's FOOT AND HERB BiTTEEG

Iii ia, iicia, j.. without possibility Of Il O..
very best l,'.,Iy known fer t.r & ll"".u and r.
dr,i Il ct=,- indigestion. C,-tiF":Ds. LIN. .
ulaiIt lie. IIct !lchl- llrflJ'u. i.-I" pr. I'
nee ~.r".ula >llt I'm uir, Ian: 'r. LII o. l..
+ .IllEiic,.. Flutgl,lry Tuul stomach. sc
Ry thu Timely Of this medicine the i',a..
Cd Tn. appatit, L. l-.ut,d. Ihr -y-fru .- .r'i-.
ned Tn. liver -ia,i-orttci. Tie hr'-,l i-s...
cr,d The complexion i icIutii'd. Al 9. ...
h,tlth j. III STORED.
The best Root lIcrls AID Bark cutter .utn 3D..
pos ton OF this E"luc,.y maxim" il inn I' a.t
u well IL III unfi!Ii'.. tu. all dl-'-'- "i Tie
GEO. {. GOODWIN y CO. I!D.-'u. I.r -...
! all hrIl..gi-ta. -
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Guardian Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, held Al
Caledonia District, $, the Probate OEIg". IA 81
IUhnsbury, the nth DAY ct March A. u. IN.
Charles Rogers, Jr., guardian 81 Charles DItln-
and Jennie l.. Darling, minors and heirs To- n estate "a
Charles h. Darling. late 81 Lyndon saiisdi-tIt, de
ccl,cdmlkS~ application 10 said Court Tor license l. sell
whole oil the real estate OI his sGli wards repre-
-cutin- that the sale Thereof, lur til" purpose OF putting
proceeds such sale at interest 1T IN c>i- the
said wards
Whercupon ordered Ly said court that -.iii ap
plICIIipu be referred session thereof to hc held
tie Probate "Ic ia - Juhushury, on the 1t day q"
ApTIl, \. ID. Isl, tuT hearing and decision thereon
And turtle ordered that ali persons Toe
notified hereof by publication notice said app
cation ami order thereon three weeks suluc->INriy ~
the CalrluIII, printed at ST. Jul>hury. h,urr SAID
hearing. that they may appear >Isd tine aud
place and II they ste cause, object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest.
jis7 ASA l. FRENCH. Juise OF Probate.
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Aaron Isham's Estate.

STAIE OF VERMONT IN pTODlIr COUNT nod at
Essex District -. JGulhal. within and Tor
said district. on the 18th day OF March, A d. ls1i.
John 5 Tempe administrator, on the estate OF Aaron
Ishlm, late OF Concord in said district deceased makes
application TO said to extend the time heretofore
allowed him pay the debts due from said estate,
and 10 render aEd his administration account to some
future day: .
Whercupon Is ordered by said court that said app
cation he heard at the probate office in Gulldha.
on the 9Th day OF ApI, ISL and it is further or
Icred that rotce be given To all persons concerned. Oy
The publication OF tins order in the Caeduuian PRINT
Johnsbury, three weeks successfully before
said hearing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

a poor emaciated Irishman, having
called in physician, in Il forlorn hope,
the latter spread large mustard plaster
and put it on the poor fellows lean chest.
Pat, when he with fearful eyes looked
down on it, said: .Docther, it strikes
me its dale CT mustard for so little
Mo ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

went part of the way home with Mary
-, and at the corner of street where
she left me, kissed her, and she kissed
me, ami then found | was lost" There
was an explosion around the table, just
about that time 1t is suspected this is
not the first young gentleman who has
been lost under similar circumstances.
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SELLING AT COST!

Wiring to close out Stock Of CEOCkEI;Y and
GLASS WARE, will sell the came at COsT. LAWN.
large toe, hand and bought the Ia ct clg.'.s
of price crr offer GOOD trrir- +, tho" vino urh =.
spread Their fable with ucw Wuc II,o.c c.u .r.i
fill your -, ruIy.
4. ". COOK n 80
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A l. S o
Salt Pork, Sugar Cured Hams, Dried
Beef, Triple, Pickles
col lie ch,lp for CASH.
4. VI. COOK y &c.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN patents
IL. II. EDDY,
OLICITOE OF i'NI'i.\i =

EDr Inc ,'t;,"., T,sri Nit, nS D.. ini,
No ii state street, opposite kilhv Stl,Ct Bo ton, y -
After an extensive practice 81 upwards 81 -...
wears continues tJsTCEre patents Ia ltc h!t"! --
ais, II Great Britain, France and other ioT"lau ..
tries. Caveats specifications, huHGa h-iEil.'ii.
an papers draw In-s Tor patents, tN"tu'H "h '.
tens. and with dr>pdt. il. EeseaIChr~ hidi" .
American iD.ui-Ii "UTh~, 10 deIc' niIht thr '.-
Or uliHiy patents liyt HtiUns-ahd I'sii "F "'
advice rendered lu all mltt-ls tUut aIhE the saline,
ui the ,iAI- 81 any Patent furnished 10y l't''s.
Assignment r,pIir,i al Washington.
ISUSIALs
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one ItIli:i Enquire OF
JEFFEESuN CLIFFORD, or l.. e. CUMMINGS,
.LJ-.St Passumpsc, V, rmont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The subsCrbcr having removed from st. .Iohmsbnry
o.frs his block L. L. Street for slc said block being
divided into three good sized stores with basement, one
two Officers and five tenemcnt-. For busincss purpo
as the location i. superior to any in the village; no
trouble in letting the stores tcurmcns indeed there
two picaton to chance either iami.i'
traders. Apply TO 4 j. MlLLAED.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

JUST How IT IAprENED.-Thc pet
OF Il family residing not far from La
Grange street is a boy who has recently
passed his fifth year, and having just
donned his first jacket and trowscrs, is
attending Il primary school. The other
afternoon he failed TO come home at the
usual hour, much TO tie alarm of the
household, and after Il long search he was
found, some time after dark, near the
Providence depot. He was sent TO bed
without much explanation, though it is
possible his treatment was what solomon
would have recommended, in such IN
emergency. The next morning he was
down to the breakfast table, evidently
none the worse for the lesson, and per
haps the wiser. Taking advantage OF a
lul in the conversation customary at the
morning meal, he turnad his grave coun-
tcnance toward the head of the table,
and giving free vent TO his over-chargcd
mind, he exclaimed, "I'll tell you, man
ma, how it happened. After school,