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before l made her ,acquaintanes, that
you wore very attentive; to. her, but /
did not .inqnire with IS what success you
had met before j permitted myself to
love her, And, to be short i sir. even if
l had known oil this, ] should have
done, under the circumstances, exactly
what l did-dcclared myself to Miss
Eliza. I will not Iced your demand,
either nor will | disgrace myself by
engaging in a street row with you. I
contemplated leaving on to.night's train,
but as you feel so personally aggrieved
at my attachment to woman who evil
IDENTIFY cares nothing for you, will re-
main over-although by it 1 will violate
an express command of my father-and
hold myself in readiness to give you any
satisfaction tha ou may demand on to-
morrow"
sis that all che satisfaction then that
you propose to give me tonight" in
terrogated Henry :
"It is"
: II demand further sir" peremptorily
responded Henry II demand that you
decide this matter with me here and
now, and let he who is the most worthy
of the hand of Eliza Boyor come out
the victor" ~
"To morrow 1 will be at your service"
cody returned Arthur.
Coward" exclaimed Henry.
In an instant Arthur Ainston chang
ed from that characteristic coolness.
which had marked his conduct during
the whole dispute, to one of anger aud
determination to revenge the insult
given.
"Cnsay that word," he demanded oil
Henry
Id rather repeat it thousand times
frst."
"Then take the consequence of in
sulting gentleman in such manner"
said Arthur, drawing pistol from his
coat pocket which he had observed the
precaution to put there on his return to
his room to excuse himself from his
friends
Henrys eyes flashed with fire as they
caught glimpse of the pistol.
In less time than it takes us to record
it, bang, bang, flashed pistols from each
of the rivals.
81 have no other weapon" exclaiued
Henry, "and my pistol has exhausted
its capacity to shoot again without being
reloaded. You will give me that op.
portunity?"
"1f you are not satisfied" impatient
ly returned Arthur.
81 am not" the wounded rival utter
ed in cool, determined tone.
AT this moment Arthur's friends, who
had been hunting him, walked up to
where the two antagonists stood tremb-
ling with rage each with an apparent
resolve to die, Or win the hand of Eliza
Boyer.
Laying hands upon both, the friends
said, "Bc quiet; this affair can surely
be settled in a manner that will reflect
~---.@- '4fS-- -os.. V. Jvu.
"He' has drawn blood from me-,
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NCoRs love; I'd WOO thos=foss ssbets bars are
s~A''a. eas yieing q
& With Luna's soft anI gently bsamiag ray
10 roam with me; And 1 would have, thee
.g 81 g5listsa, 81 Sc WIT u.
While my inpAssioned soul pour away,
IN lead thes where the silver strsamlet glid.
~ ing FAp RF E
Refects oil Heavens starry. myriad host /;
And at Thy feet, pom messy bank reclining,
Intsiftlsoe darling, when love thee most
ss4,, ytshaef sra,f5s ~ -ato 8
All, come! and while from Luna's casket
sparkling, -, aE
4 tsks bright jsweis-oh, 50 wondrous
sfair-
AID sf her rays bind and weave me, darl-
Aswrsath Of. Eaoopgleams for thy midnight
hair a-n
The Oft begun but never ending story, s
of bow IlaYs thss, and but thee alone,
with dallanoe and coy reluctance feigning,
Sssslhs ny iove, my Cherished one ne ny. n,
own !R vs. -Sss4 ect " fat%
fssi
sss.r '' II y 'P''''' S4p f% s''s''' '''
Inssf6n groups, on such faisht as this
Anathsys psrehaneeawoul hear the thrill
ing story .ssssass sssS ~
Or catch the echo, may be, of a--kiss!
So must whisper, what fain would tells
si,9S sgeaglsk&8 'kkG A3 sss
And our lips too, must softly, silly meet 4
'Tis thus they soy, that lovers seal their WOO
ssks tAks seisssiq avg R8gt go
deem 1t true, think'st thou the same, my
eawsas s5a ss'ss' sves ga
ezsyts - g&Raoss ssz !.
When most Ilove thee ever darling. evsrg
The dear word sever" trembles ON nay 4
tauguc, 9l
asSs b SSSs SSSs Mart 81 capid,. s4sssi srs f.llav
To lsssssdfs miaof Esy, Il ssss ssstrung,-
Ehea'st sfsr1ovsas batnss fond spirit yssrn-
~ Ing -
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he is cringing, mean, miserable
coward, who when called upon to avense
an insult has not the moral courage to
do so, aud must needs bring iu bis name,
its sweet @ sound, to spur him up to
the performances Of high moral duty.
And the man that meets him face TO
face upon tho field to avenge an insult
given TO his feelings as man, not his
name, is sure to come out the victor.
Here Henry had begun to argue, al
ready, that it was not Eliza Boyer alto.
gcthcr that he was going to enter into q
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POETRY.

l1o'N AihA ash'S'l
~ a eits 4 Ma Femme.
VIA @'.~''
On hearing her sing these words from
rfzSt Mary of Argyle"
a,sr.fhough thy voice may lose it's sweetness
And thine eyes their brightness too"
.s,s zsla ,.%s 90
-, ! sshepgh thine eyes may lose the dewy light,
The diamonds of their Spring sts.tg-
e$fbdpgh BORROW FROM their holy DEPTHS
Great bitter drops may wiring
'Thotish they of may close in anguish =.
As the tears around them cling .e:
! YesS lose their brightness. !, no, il cannot be,
While, mirrors or the heart within,
ss,w:s9ghey beam its love on nal wa .s =
Though thy voice may lose tho gladness
~ ? = f1f lis mornings sunny. prime
'IhouFh:ifsiay may changs 10 sadness a-s,,
And DER buried hopes repine--
Though from its wreath Of melody
The farest flowers untwine- es
Yetlese its sweetness .lh, it cannot be-,
SO long as with its cwn heart tones
Il murmurs love to me 80
AUGUSTUS b. KNOwLToN.
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"He't has drawn blood from me, ;,
loudly exclaimed Henry, "and his life
shall pay the penalty"
"You will not act further the part of
miserable coward, and sneak upon me
at night and shoot me, to revenge your
self will your" PEI
"No sir Twill meet you in anyway you
want me" said Henry.
"Then be not alarmed for fear of not
having an opportunity to revenge your
SELF" replied Arthur. "I will renew
the combat now if you will prepare your
self, aud my friends will permit it,"
mo, no." they simultaneously ex-
claimed. Tomorrow, TO- morrow"
avery well. Meet me at Cslboun's
Station Tomorrow morning ut Z o'clock.
But one Of us can claim the hand Of
Eliza Boyer" @ y
This last sentence of Henry's was ut
tered 10 an almost inaudible tone, and
apparantly meant for mono but his own
ears to hear. - p" wy ''0
Here they separated, Arthur, with
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GwMrrSx roR rHE onAsaEDURo NEWS. ]
When Most L Love.

BY JoANNRs.
N
Gone love; I'd WOO thee for the s,ars are
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

most convenient city of refuge from
any requisition of the Governor oi
Oregon to make good those little un,
accounted for school funds, and
where abortive schemes to fill up
blank bounty and relief bonds, will
he forgotten in the splendid specula
tions of the Utah Tunnel, ''Silver
Shield" etc.
1t is well understood by gentle.
men in this city, that Woods and
Fitch went to Utah to mutually aid
each other in the L. S. Senate, and
1t seems that in pursuance of this
contract, Woods is trying to capture
the influence of the Gentiles, while
Fitch lays siege to the affections of
the MormOns; SO that when the time
comes their joint stock in trade may
be brought to bear on a common
focus, to-wit: a seat in the Senate
Fitch has recently made speech in
Salt Lake City, repeating his Con-
gressional speech in favor of Nor
monism, amended to suit the most
bigoted polygamist. He aspires to
be Chief Justice of Utah, and his
claims to preferment are certainly
equal to those of Woods. If he
should attain this position, the car
pet baggers would be masters of the
Brigham's destruction
would be complete. and if at the
end of four-years' term of Office
there is anything in Utah which
Fitch ~ Co., did not claim
or own, or had not mortgaged to
others, it would be Echo Canyon
and Great Salt Lake.
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IORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

'VNHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l leased the Orm by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this IIous.
has been thoroughly r-fitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure OF
all who may please to give him call
The TABLE will, at all times be supplied with
all the subsiantiaiS as well as the tnXures that
the market aft Tds. No pains will he sp.I ed To
please guests aad every attention will be paid to
their respective wants At all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors
Wine, &c.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles with god cue-. balls and fine light.
Also. GIN rkAL STAGE OFrIC T. for the Stages
connec ing with all the differnt lines of Stag
aud Railroads running Through this state aud
California and any Information in relation to the
same will he cheerfully given at all times
en- Partcula' attention paid to booking Pas
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A. B. DRIE SBACH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
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safety Fuse.
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Eastern Cement
Eastern HAIR.
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" WfndOW Glass,
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Wall Paper,
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Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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OCCIDENTAL LIVERY STABLE.

'I,HIS Old ESTABLISHED AND Gu
widely known Stub- has been NfSAs1n
lately renovated, the "li stock cull'-d ,SJS-r-f
ont and replaced "itn iuey ung hors's. Il ff
Carriages Of all descriptions on hand AT MOD
Err ATE I'll Ali'ik>.
Fg-Uorse, boarded by the DAY or WEEK Oh
he LOWEST POS lBI TERMS.
y B-Wr atteut strictly TO our own husincss
NH II-tf N2S ME * EID.
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RAYCRAFTS EXCHANGE
GENOA. AEVADA.

THE ABOVE NAMtD HOTEL HAVING -
| been leased by the undersigned, he Ess5
wishes t. inform his friends and the travel .ka4:es
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all the comforts derived at home await them at
the Raycrafts Exchange.
A. LIVINGSTON, Proprietor.
Genoa June 3, ISL. je4-tf
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The Oldest Public House in the
State of Nevada.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

T HAVE IN MY CHARGE 4 LIMITED NUN
l ber of the 1861 statutes of the Territory OF
J. LINN.
Carson City, May 10, 1871. u,2n If
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Everybody is confident it is conducted on th
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JOHN ID. KERSEY, Agent.
je2-1m 0rmsby House, Carson City.
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...3ne Pine

THRoT'3r rTC.lET fr.r, AURORA AMI PINE
GROVE t. RENO c-a De procured ty a9r-yi- i--; 81
the ofiees.
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PERKINS e. STREET..

3fFCF-Rail's Brick Building, Second
street. opposite The Capitol.
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ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, n ENADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

rg'IIE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the Orm by II",!se would inform his
friends and the travelling public that tbs House
has been thoroughly r' fitted Throughout and put
IN c,m lvte uIaer tor the comfort and II
all y ho may please 10 give hIm call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the subs autiais well As Il e UXuric> HAT
the market atf tdS. \o pains will be Spued to
please guests ami every attention will be paid TO
their respective wants At all times
The BAR IS we'll stocked with Fine Liquors.
Vine, &c.
Attach TO the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
conanng hrce Tables of the latest improved
sly les. with good cue, hd- aud tue light.
Also. GIN rEAl. STAG I. Of IC D. f,.r the Stages
conncc ing with all the tItIerut lines of Stage
and hallruads III HiuE taIuuEh tHis Stale AMI
Callf.rna aHd any information in relation to the
same WI be clleorIu.ly given ut all times
Va. Ptrtlcuit AIT, nrl.n paid to booking Pas
seliErrs calling tAenl &C. Nov. jU-tl
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theodore Tilton having been re-
auested by Roman Catholic news
paper to publish certain article
ssOn the Condition of the Damned
in Hell,' for the ''benefit of the
Puritans, declines to do so, for
want of a reason. He says: THE
Puritans know as much as there is to
,e known about hell. They were
..mong the original founders Of it. :"
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-he tickle year is in its golden prime;
The world - dreaming IN Il Nay Iu~ler,
Ani round the affairs Oh our summer
cline
The blushing roses cluster.
Upon the mountain Gwc,is irnpussioncG
light.
And IN the valley sleeps a shade de-
While fields OF waving wealth cnchant
the sight,
Like goi4 OF Gods own blessing.
The plowman rests beneath tie waysi1e
tree,
The stream cIIIs slowly lOIhb INC Ll''AN
OF cattle:
bee.
Fresh from mis- Gowery battle.
soft through the southern neshcs Of the
Ihear the birds unto each o,her calling;
And in tho ,.:lslict Of the "@ltGtIne
The trOpic le,v> are falling.
Far in the dis ance rolls the >lug@tSh sea,
with not enough OF life IN all It's breathe
ing
70 bid the sail from It's rude bends Q"
free,
Ana Spurn lis hempcn wraathinE.
on all there, rests a holo and a hush;
The spell Of pocsy - on the blossom.
And NttIrt.'> spirit >Iun b-r> ia a tIu~H
Caught from nigh heaven = bosom.
The past AMI failure blend in one sweet
The worlds a dream, and care hidden
" hose ' foar>, ,,,i, however sadly he may
Are bat The dcw~ Of Sum;@e-.
-.bIsPIiEI'~ =. X ERR.
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POLL LAKES!

hTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll Tax. for the year 1871. is now due and
ravable to the County Assessor By Act of March
. 1867 all corporations or individuals having per-
sons in their employ held responsible for their
poll tax GEO. W. CHEDIC,
ap3O-tf Assessor for Ornsby County
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06

A Marvellous Town - It Completes with
koOmposh-lt Runs by Electricity and
Reads by Stesm-lt Makes Saddle
bags and has Gas and a Fair.

From our Special Correspondent
BROWNSVILLE, October 3.-Brownsville
Is a charming place, the most prosperous
Of any interior town in Western Tennes-
see. It's people read newspapers and
thus keep pace with the worlds rapid adj
vances in intelligence and art. Twoe K
cellent and most prosperous weekly
journals, conducted by gentlemen of great
Intelligence, illustrate the intellectual
worth of this people, and there Is not a
point upon the Memphis and Ohio road at
which q greater number of Memphis
dailies ere solds The APPEAL has here its
route agent and carrier, and is distributed
each morning as regularly IS in the city
of its publication. IL is rot in cities
alone that men have no leisure to
be devote to books. In the struggle to
keep pace with the active, busy world,
and in The vigorous efforts made by this
people to r~eproduce wasted fortunes,
it is quite enough il they watch
page of the worlds udsily
as IL comes with day.
dawn 20 iIlumine the horizon of thought
with the aurora of its chanKeul splen-
dors and dazzling, bewildering glories.
The daily newspaper has thus almost
wholly s~upplsnted books, and there are
of excellent intelligence fitted for
any position in social or political life, who
never look within the pages of a bound
volume. The newspaper is their hotehd
supplying all their intellectual pabn ,um. |
and he who devours sll that is spread be-
fore him at this tGbte d'hote is often
deemed an intellectual gourmand. So
does the world move, so wide is
field from which endless telegraphic
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06

he ever knew, still it is sweet to learn
it over. And as the lovely flowers OF
the Nile skirt the sands OF the desert,
and cheer up the gloom of the soil
tudes with their smiles, and the noun
tain rose lays its blooming cheek upon
the Alpine avalanche and melts 1t, so
you cheer and melt the wintry ava
lanche of the masculine soul.
The gentlemen here are a little adj
dicted to ~horse-racing, but the girls
are breaking that up, and garnishee
the purses for piOus and benevolent
objects. YTfr
Politics easy. Honors and offices
divided. Salaries in demand. Top
rail on top. Bottom rail or chunks.
Miss - is now in Memphis, and
puts Memphis about as near her peri
heliOn as she ever will be. May all
the metropolitan gods throw their
protecting shield around your city;
Isis.and Osiris guard thee. Helen has
come again to Troy. But who is he
that will trOt in the wooden horse?
The sky-larks and blue birds say,
though, she soon will be a bride, with
the diadem on her brow; and the
lucky groom,
"As rich in having such 3 jewel
As twenty seas, If all their sands were pearl,
The waters nectar, and the rocks pure gold.
*%k
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06
1.-THE MoRMoNs
Suits against Brigham Young and other
Prominent Mormons Before the
United States Court.
United States Troops Ready to Enforce the
Decision of Judge Mexican.

SALT LAKE, October g. Brigham
Young was too ilbto appear in court thi
morning, and his arraignment was there
fore postponed. he remains at his resi-
sdence in custody Of a United States dep
uty marshal. The arrest has created some
sensation, but no popular excitement
When the motion was made in court this
morning, by Young's counsel for bail,
owing to the sickness of his client, Judge
Mexican said If tho prisoner was sick he
might remain in his house without guard
for the present, but that q motion to sd-
NIT to bail could not be entertained until
b prisoner appeared at the bar OF
the court.
In Hawkins case, a motion to quash
The indictment was oyerruled and time
granted to file a ples Of abatement,
General ii. a. Morris, formerly in COM
mand here, arrived last night under or
ders to report at Camp Douglass He
was welcomed on the streets to-day en-
Enthusiastically. A company OF cavalry
from Fort Steele and a full battery
from Fort Halleck are expected here To-
morrow. About five hundred troops are
now in camp.
Daniel ID, Wells, mayor of Salt Lake
City and third president of the Nor
mon church was arrested this afternoon
by United States Marshal Patrick, upon
indictment OF the grand Jury, char9-
ing him, under the Utah statute, with
and lssciviously fcohabiting with
.ne Louisa Free, whom Wells claims as
)ne OF his wives, The accused was taken
before Judge Mexican and held to bail in
'oooO to answer at the present term of the
sOAG1s 4 s-.aHH HNk.rEN .t" "n#. H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06

BILE and pleasant highway to the most
delightful suburb OF Memphis. If the
property owners in Raleigh and along
the line of the road exercise anything
like a reasonable public spirit, and
are not too greedy, they may do a
thriving business in real estate and
~quadruple their population in the next
FIVE years. This Raleigh railroad is
one Of our much needed public enter
prises. of which it is safe to predict
that it will be a paying success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06

THE recent meeting Of Odd-FelIow:
in Chicago was a success gratifying In
the highest degree 10 the members
and friends of the order, whose bene-
licences are as many as its opportuni-
ties for good. The address Of he
Grand Sire showed that during the
past year, nearly $1,000 have been
added TO the fold in this country, and
more than a million of dollars have
been donated TO the afflicted. In the
same period 1924 members have died;
the number Of brethren relieved was
1882, and the widowed families as
sisted 1906. There are 127I encamp-
ments, with g., 20 Patriarchs in this
in this country. When it is consid-
cred that the organization was started
in the United States only fifty years
ago by five men, without money, and
now numbers nearly 400, 200, with q
charitable record of $I7, 600, 600, its
success is something more than re-
markable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06

THE Ku-Klux subcommittee o.
Congress for Tennessee, Mississippi,
and Alabama, met in Huntsville yes
terdsy TO investigate alleged outrages
against law and order, and ascertain the
tone and temper Of popular sentiment
relative to the United States govern
ment and its loyal pets. We agree
with the Huntsville Democrat, from
which we get this information, that if
the investigation shall be faii and i'm
partial, and the truth be told by wit
nesses, We have no apprehension of
the result from a comparison of our
people with the best communities in
any part Of the country, North or
South. Nc oppressed and prescribed
people ever exhibited a more law
abiding, peace-loving character. We
welcome fair and honest Investigation.