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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

DEATH OF SHERWOOD, Hank Sherwood.
whose thigh was broken several days since
oy apistol shot, accidentally fired by T. b.
winston while Sherwood was endeayoripe 10
prevent serious turn to a street difficulty be-
tween winston and John O. A. Moore-died
on the 9th instant. Deceased was a native of
iIl'nois, about IS Year, Of age, has been a res
iaent oil this city for some years, and fatterIy
has been keeper of the County Jaii.-Carson
Register.
lSDlcrED-The Grand Jury met Yesterday
says the Carson Register of the 9th inst. and
lound true bill of indictment against II h
winston for drawing and exhibiting deadly
weapon IN "a rude and threatening manner. I"
Judge Harris admitted defendant 10 buit in the
sum OF $1,000, which was promptly given.
III the afternoon winston was arraigned and
gwen until Tuesday next to plead.
Hon. ii. S. Bonni6eld and Attorney Gem
ernl Buckner are in town, says the UnionvilIe
oliver State OF the Sth instant, both of whom,
We believe, came to attend the District Coprt
which will be in session next week
Crooks IN LucK.-The Silver State saws the
better half of d. P. Crooks, Of Dun Glen,
heid ticket in the Grass Valley lottery VIII ich
drew $3.50. 'Tis we'll
lGNoRED.-The indictments against Thos.
Lasswell and Chas. McWilams, for arson,
we're yesterday. ignored by the Grand Jury
pirgtnia Enterprise 9h inst.
Ten car loads of beef cattle we're shipped
from Golconda, Humboldt county, Nevada ON
the 4th instant.
FREIGHT receipts Mt the Reno freight depot
for the week ending April 9th, says the State
journal, foot up $40 tons.
USIoSvILLE has u skating rink, under the
snpenntendency OF our genial friend, Dave
Weaver. 1t is well patronized.
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TAKE 1T Il ASS.
ny ERArcIs e. sMTrH.

Take IL easy, men Of muscle
Take IL easy. men Cf braiu-
You may stumble IL you hurry,
And you nothing thou will gain.
ANY work that's worth tIs doing,
surely is worth doing well
hAthrr than by haste destroy IL,
Better stop and breathe spell.
Take # easy. mirthfuI uaidens-
Take u eA.y. girls aud boys
Every pleasure rAshly followed.
In the end too surely clogs
Never haste 10 grasp the shadow
When the substance t. secure!
Trust me. there is health and safety
In the motto, slow and sure"
Take 1t easy. slave OF passion
HEsty words will nothing gain:
White your breast - allied with anger
AL your work will be In vain
Curb your temper tall cool reason
Has chance To plAyits part,
And your task will be the easier
And the Paror De your heart.
Take Il easy, mournful pilgrim
Sad az heart and sick st soul.
Why shouldst thou. when Heaven II certain.
Br So swift To reach the guAl1
Wait Gods time. aud thy probation
Un the earth will soon BE- Ger
And thou'lt Urcstlc with temptation
And hcart-soTTUW ueTermurs.
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:, SoMEBoDr writes tho follow epi.aph for
froydency row, paper and II II did not appear in
Tor ra "ghastly joke" Joe. Gardner. known
~ ~ various capacities fifty years ago known ON
south wntcr street for the last thirty yenrs, has
passed into tho immortal life. Truly IA tho
LORD hveth, said David to Jonathan. and
naiy "s Thy soul iiveth, therc IL but step bc.
Woon mo and death Joe. Gardner was blind
oi OF an eye, and tn moment Of confusion he
Sepped, IN an instant, ont Of a receiving and
disohhrgpg door In one of our warobouss. In
70 tho inc1ablo glofios Of tho celestial sphere
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md Mt less rates per week.
Rs- neHaurnnt Meal Tickets, 80 Cents
each Three Tickets for 81 10.
SUPPER, LODGING AND BREAKFAST, 81 40.
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Az Imaginative Irishman gave utterapoe to
this larientHuOn: II returned to the halls of
my fathers by night, and found them in ruins
| cried ont aloud, My fathers, where are
they And echo responded, is that you
Pat McCurthy?' "
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our 0uly Authorized Agents:

l. p. FISHER. ~ and a New Merchants Exchange
ia our only authorized agent In san Francisco. cal
HUDSON MENEr. Al Park Row. ere our agents
In New York CITY.
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GARMENTS of beauty may cover but they can
never impart worth to an abandoned charac-
ter
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TRUE nve Is nourished by showers of fadvers,
fortune, AZ nre the roses and violets by shower,
OF veTnnl ram.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

lT IL a mistake to suppose the sun is sup
ported in the skies by it's beams.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-15

WHAT Columbus did-A notion crossed him
and he crossed an ocean.
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RATES OF ApvEErrsrse-roa U. s. COIN:

JOB PRINTING
or EyEHr DESCRIPTION PAOsFIIf posE. IN THE BEsr
THE ART.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-05

FRENCH LOSSES DURING THE WAR.-The
official returns of the French losses during
the recent wvr have inst been published.
From them We learn that there were &c, 900
FrSHehmen killed at Forbach, Woerth and
Gravelotte; and 10000 at Sedan that of
the Army Of the Loire there were %, 900
killed; of BCgrbakTs force, 1000; and of
Faidherbe's, 1000; that during the first
siege of Paris there were IL, 900 killed. and
at the other sieges 1900. In all, therefore,
the French lost in killed alone s9, 900 men.
This is a very large number, but we would
just mention a fact, now only too likely to
be forgotten, that the German loss, as given
iu the German official returns, was very
much greater. A perfectly natural and
legitimate inference from this is that the
French soldiers fought with all their old
bravery and dash, and that if they were
eventually defeated, it was owing, not to
want of courage in action, but to the sn-
perior strategy of their opponents. The
truth is, the Germans out-generalled the
French, but the latter, once in action, dis
played dash, o bravery, an endurance,
and an experiences in the use of their arms
qualities which, had they been properly
utilized, would have maint tanned the military
supremacy of France.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
INDIAN SUMNER.

Just after the death Of the fiowers.
And before they are buried In snow,
There comes fsstiya season,
When nature 10 all aglow-s
ARlow with mystical splendnr
That rivals the brightness OF spring
Aglow with beauty moro tender
Than aught which fair summer could BRING.
Some spirit akin to the rainbow
Then borrows its magical dies.
And rnantles the far spreading landscape
In hues that bewifder the eyes.
The sun from his cloud pillowed chamber
Smiles soft On vision 80 gay,
And dreams that his favorite children,
The fowers, have not passed away
There's luminous mist ON the mountains,
Alight azure haze In the sar.
As If angels, whilst heavenWard eearinG,
Had left their bright robes floating there.
The breeze is % soft; % cars s
1t seems q mute token OF love.
And floats to the heart Like . blessing
From some happy spirit above.
These days, so serene ard 80 charming.
Awaken dreamy deiighe-
Il tremulous fearful enjo, nent.
We Know s tSey 1 are fadine and fes.ing.
That quickly. too quickly they'll end.
And we watch them with yearnfng affection.
As At parting we watch . dear friend
Oh beautiful Indian Summer!
'rhon fsyorite child Of the year
Thou darling, whom nature enrfches
With gifts and adornments 70 dearl
How fain would 70 WOO thec to linger
On the mountain and meadow awhile,
For our hearts, like the sweet haunts Of nature.
Rejoice and grow young In thy SMILE.
Not alone to the sad folds OF autumn
Dost thou . Last brigh tness restore,
But thou bringest 9 world. weary spirit
Sweet dreams OF its childhood once moro.
Thy loyeliness thrills ms with memories
Thy peace and serenity offer
A foretaste Of heavenly rest.
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=, The next subject Of consideration with us in
shreveport, after the great fires, is the small
waters or low. stage OF Red River, and the diff
fculty, almost impossibility of navigation.
Red River and the lakes above here have not
been 30 low within the mind Of tho "oldest
inhabitant." A visit to our merchants on the
but bountifui prioes, would convince any
skeptio on the point of the dire necessity to
Shreveport for railroad connection with the
outside world. We live in hope.
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mind if we are not just. The perfection Of
the pendulum is not to go fast, but to be
regular.
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Cycle: q Time and Church Days.
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F F,.ss Suggestion of an Electric Telegraph
Growth Of the Catholic Church the United ssases
Homes HS1s,: e An AnsE,san Catholic Author'
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Patron saints Of Professions Trades, ETC.
Penal Laws Of the Colony OF Virginia
Planets Brightest.
Pope Plus the Ninth.
Population OF the Cities Of the United States
Population Of the United Statea
Railroads in the United States
Relative PIacea OF tbs Moon.
Right Rev. Benedict j. Faget.
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The Four Seasons.
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D F. GoGARTY, .a
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
Isl CAMP STREET,
Invites the attention of the public to his SELECT
CATHOLIC CIRCULATING library An the
new Catholic Books aided TO this Library a as
edition.. aud other new books, for sale. oce2 i'm
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR 1870.

SsssAASV mANnINEO.
SEWING MAcHINE SALES FOR 1870.
THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT,
THE NEW IMPROVED SINGER FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE.
Over sss.ooo singer Machines In Daily Use,
Twenty-Five Years Of Popular and Constantly
Increasing Favor
The Most Popular Durable and Reliable Family Machine
In Existeaoe.
BUYING ANY OTHER.
FAcTs AND FIGURES!
In the year 1869 sod readers will remember
60 7si Machines but sold last year is7p) III $50
toNE HUNDRED AND TwENTYtsEvEN THOU.
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
Maehne shawing ond the sale. of 1859 Of
over FORTY THOUSAND. and a. shown by the table
below. OVER FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND Nochines
more than any other Company -
Tho reader may naturally ask whether this 10 moro
boastng In answer to which have sAy that those
figures, and tho ones given below are from SWORN
RETURNS made by licensees to tho Reoeivsr appointed
by the owners of the most valuable Sewing Machine
Pstenta who license the Companies Of lesssr import
The singer Manufacturing Company sold. l97, SIS
Wheeier Wilson Manufacturing Company sold. aoe
Grover Baker wing soSine Company sold $40
Weed Sowing Machine Company cold S5Ot9
Mifeek Gibbs Sewing Machine Company sold. 500
Florence Sewing Machine Company sold
From tho above figures it will be that rivals
in trade far behind and that the popularity
what is known
NEW FAMILY MACHINE
Is steadily and largely Increasing. We vain
suppose that these large sales due
business capacity much to tho merits of
Machines well tho observation Of those who buy
and and personally interested In comparing
merits Of tho different Machines before making selec-
ton.
No Family should be without ono Of these Labor
Saving Instruments. IS
Call and examine them, send sSr Circular and
Sample Of work.
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Prompt attention paid to Purchasing and Selling OF
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Oc EAST TwESgT-sECoND STREET-AN ELE-
~ CANT sub % Rooms psTlor ioor 10 let with hrst
cass Board; references exchanged.
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w GODS MUSEUM
THE GYPSY FARMER
ana Farce OF LONG BROTHER JOHN.
ia which the bermuda Iant Major LANG, and tho Dwarf
Coloael STOCKING will appear.
THE OCTOROON.
with Mr. and Mrs JOHN l.. HALL and FUN company, con.
cludiDg with the drama, IN three acts entitled the
GUNMAkFR OF MOSCOW.
MONDAY OCT. 3d. PERCY ROSELLE IN THE
BOY DETECTIVE.
yNACnTEL. wACHTEL, WACHfEL.
w WACHTFL IN WILLIAM TELL,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, at the SrADT yIIEATRE.
WACurEL IN his greatest rc.e o. TELL
Miss PAIjiTNr. CAkISSA, the Distinguished Prma Donna
has been ensasedto sing the role of MATlLDE.
yXTAcHTEIs MATlN EE~-WACHrEL FIRST
w GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY, Oct. u, at . O'CLOCK.
AT THE STApr THEATRE, IS AND ~ BOWERY.
THE POSTiLLIaN DE LONJuMEAU
THE GREAT WACuTEL as the POSTILLION.
WACHrEIl. the GREATEST TENOR living
In his unrivallei role Of the POSTILLION
Admission TO Rac ny. 81 50; reserved seats So.
Admission to Pariuet, ~ reserve'i seats, g.
BOX seat In Balcony *; IN parqnet, ~
Family Gre 75c Gallery Sic Sale of seats commences
Wednesday, Stat ihcatrr aud nj the Central Branch
onIce, al Halls music store. ISL Broadway.
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CADEAY OF MUSIC,
"A Fourteenth street and Irving place.
(kindiy rendered ny The stockhol,ierAl
GRAND MATINEE YtNEFIT,
THIS tTHURSDAYj AFTERNOON, OCT. g.
In aid OF the
SUFFERING PEOPLE or CHICAGO,
BENEVOLENT AND pRt1,1rEassrrvE ORDER or RLxa
THREE HUNDRED vOLUNTEkn PEKFORMEKx
THREE HUNDRED vuLaNrEEK PEKFORNERN
THREE HUNDRED vOLUNrEEk rERfHR1ERS
THE COMBINED MINSTREL BANDS
- OF New York aud phil. ielphia
IN A MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT
Extra trains will between New York and Philadelphia
for transportation OF the different artists.
SAN FRANCISCO MlkSrRELS.
by kind Birch. Wimbod. bernard and Backus
BHNANT'S MINIS fkEL>,
by Kind prrni-sou at Dan Bryant Esq.
SIMMONS SLOCUM'S mtNSTRELS, OF PhiIadelphia,
by Kind p-r,niss v ~ ma ms 4 Siotun.
MORAN piXEy'S MINSrkELS, Of Philadelphia
BY kind permission OF Moan 4 Dxcy
Principal artists IRON MON SQUARE THEATRE,
bv kind permission Of X. w. Butler Esq.
Principal artists OF GLOBE THEATRE,
by Kind permission OF John Stetson. Esq
Principal artists fr0m THEATRE CuMlQUEY
hy kind tcrnnsi,n 81 josh Hart Esq.
Principai artists froin DAN KIGE'S CIRCUS
Principal artists from TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
by kni permission OF Tony Pastor. Esq,
Principal artists from OLYMPIC. ii Brooklyn,
THE oR oy sn nernsn q !. nnSpns1y' E,YyK Pas
SENTED.
"AULD LANG SYNE"
WILL BE SUM ny THREE HUNDRED VOICES,
BAND OF oS IeG liz S InIsl ~ fSsrRuMESrs
BEN EFIT OF SUFFERERS BY THE CHICAGO FIRE.
Full particulars 10 programme and other announcements
Admission, al gallery, - Admission tickets and
private boxes had Dtson's music III Broad
way Tuesday morning, nj yn'ciocs.
Doors OPEN at !; performance commences ut oc'ocS
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q Sau1ss ssan .'1s. and Broadway -,
DrlIaHTSSSSs 81 hatcurrr
Mr.. John S'oasAan ISsS Essi SSSIs;gsS Of
Ne: $HEs sS$iss$GF
Fair. zeuav. D rns :. sssoS o f q. oa.. Times. H
wSsDEasr n ssM EAssY 40
HuaaEY DOU6HERrY, AsHcRorr. RArrLER
and sas the entire company IN their specialized
SHsS$
cADEMY OF MUSIC. NILSSON.
STRAIGHT i1s.f5g,'o" Tsf & aSarAs
TOMORROW lVRibAa, EyESisG. Oct =, ats O'Clock.
Mis-: ANNE Louise CARY a: sHsa9
siss piLlHSxET
Ss:ss biIii;G i;
sAr Ss4 s4sS { Slss sSsF' S gSsi y
sis skfsSoLi .ssos AS: EDd1sp9
ssi..y s1ss S S1'f; tsa s%s
nue. vSIgrT appear Tor sSs 1rr' time As
"Wednesday IGSI. t2 & TsSs sSy sososs.
NILE n!sn NILSSON SSoi;.. 49, LUCIA LUCIA
:sss ss and
rows M. q balcony Ss ~ each .., 30 .,
sna ssm'''n' 81 reserved
Seats are now for sas at the Academy, 70 ia Broad
| way.
AT THE RRooKLvN AcADLMY,
THIS (THl RsDAY) EVENING OCT. %, Al O'Clock,
= LA FAvORIrA.
Inc stenway Pianos used BY the Strakosch Opera.
PowERy THEATRE.
MUuiRiP;atii;;ss' vicToRx w. . '"',
Second week of The Io sreI pa MURPHY
Fred. @. Maeder's superb drama OF
NOW ALL THE RAGE.
MR.. JOSEPH MURPHY
ACTS FOUR CHARACTERS,
English sI lsss P P"1si a SO S ns'0pAn'
PERFORMS THREE DANCES
BONE SOLO.
CROWDS EVERY NIGHT
FRIDAY EvENIKs'-B ensa, Of Mr. JOSEPH MURPHY.
by Mr.. LewisF stoller.. EMIT ed ,
SEARCHING THE DEPTHS;
OR, TIE NEW aoRk DETECTIVE.
Sceuery ana grand Ell ects, an new.
CT. JAMES THEATRE, TwnNry-ElGHTH STREET
coxrL1rE SUCCESS snd Broadway COMPLETE SUCCESS
Audience mi @ss Ssh. sSsss .s4 i praise OF
rsis s2pf Dossh n FOX Se
1''"'''''''' Enhmsjss,;c reception OF
r. IL DAVIES
from the To,yseS J' ns.'tns, London;
y.nsr,,oquts, Of the world - - - N'
IN his celebrated entertainment. entitled
Anecdotes AND ADVEN I'll RES OF the
NNIksT OF FUNNY FOLKS.
RoARs UPON RoARs or LAUGHTER At his
SAT RDAY FAMILY MATINEE At rwo
At which the price OF admission win bc 30 cents No ~
served seats.
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EVERY NIGHT for the 8rH
WEEK. viii be acted Mr.. AU-
STIN DAl.Y'S brilliant
society sensation. IN ave acts,
!! entitled "DlvoRCE," per-
formed for TwO MONTHS
to the largest audiences ever
gathered In this theatre.
Characters Nv all the BRIL-
LIANT COMEDY COM.
FANNY Miss Fanny Daven-
port. FANNY MorapI Clara
Morris. Linda Dcitz. MIRA Gil
bert. Mary Cary, Nellie Nor.
tuner, Kate Claxton, Ida Yer.
ance. Louise volmer, Mr.. d.
II. Harkins, w. ]. Lemoyuo,
James Lewis, W. Davidgo,
Louis James, Henry Crisp,
u. Whiting, Owen Fawcett,
De We're. Chapman, Burnost,
Hickman, &c.
.CE" MATINEE
At IL ftslsf.nNK
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI SUNDAY EvEsING OCTOBER q, 1871.
THIRD GRAND INSTRUMENTAL AID VOCAL CON.
CERT by Colonel James Fisk, Jr s. Ninth Regiment Band,
consisting Of l U musicians
Third appearances Unet States OF the accomplished
artistes Niles. CASTELAR, DE- TKf, Violin stes; also
the favOrts Prma Donna Miss EMMA HOWS0N, with Sig
norma FARE11l and Mr. J. LEVY
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81 WEST EIGHTEENTH sTREET-A HANDSOME
~ fnru shed Suit of Rooms the second 6our
tensn and vile, with Eoafd also sg!c koom the
fourth door.
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5ll BROADWAY.

5li BROADWAY.
.... ............ -. Manager.
lOPEN EVERY kvEKIS. and
i WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
MATINttS. A glorious Till
THE CpMfQUt BALLET.
THE CoMipl y hALLET.
LOT tweaty young artistic iadtes.
josh HART. JOHN WILD.
lC. WHIfE, LARRY TODLEr,
! Miss KITTY O'NEIL.
Miss jennie Hughes, Ada Wray.
lSmith's Niue Tho Mayors Arrss,
4 CLODOCHE BuKLESQuE
and h.ty other acts nightly.
IESDAY and SATU nDAY.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE,
- rwenty-fourth street, near
BoadwAy.
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NINTH "DIvORCE' MATINEE
SATURDAY NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
SEATS NAY BE SECURED Tor two weeks in ndvanco
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- It. STREET, lis, BAsT.--vERy DESIRABLE ROOMS
>zJ thrn foor u let with Board, private family;
references exchanged
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s)CD STREET, l2n, NEAR FOURTH AYfSl E.-FANI-
~ lies aad gent he accommodated with hand
Suits Of Rooms and liberal tables private table IL
desired.