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ISA APREDICAMENT.-Not great while
since, a couple, male and female appear
ed before one OF our local magistrates
aid desired TO be united in marriage
They were considerably past the barriesof
yout !, and their grave faces and solemn
Inien denoted IA complete appreciation
of The step they were about to take.
The lady. in particular. appeared quite
uneasy, and from time to time received
whispered injunctisns from her attend
ant to be calm. Once or twice she look
ed as ii she meant TO speak to the mag
istrate, which. the man perceiving, hast
lily interposed 10 prevent. Neverthe-
less, his watchtulness at last proved uu-
avsiling. and the lady, in sheer despera-
ton, asked, If all her properly would
belong To her husband as soon as they
weie married.
That depends on circumstances, was
the reply.
Does it, now.' exclaimed the lady,
well. then, it that's the case, want
one.'
'You want what inquired the per-
picked official.
"A circumstance said the ladv, can I
yOa put one ia the ceremoayT
The magistrate rather thought he
couldn't-CN. o. Picayune.
Caters for the seashore are hiQh-tied.
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heard. and as the captain listens, he
exclaims, "Miss Dewes, we are all
right now cheer up. for there comes
vessel of-war TO o,,r aid
ship anoy " came in ringing tones
from the schooner. rs sine came near
the burning ship. which was being rap
idly driven along BY the wind
'Ahoy answered the captain.
Throw a long line from your ship,
and will send YOU boat, came in
the same clear tones.
The line was thrown. the boat at-
tached, and. after little difficulty. the
people from the ship were transferred
To the schooner. and Mary was soon in
the comfortable cabin. rejoicing over
their escape from a horrible death.
AT breakfast the next morning the
vouns captain OF the war schooner de-
scended TO join his guests at the table,
and. as he entered. Mary sprang to-
wards him.
Prank Mercer, on, il i you-is
it not:'
One glance at the beautiful girl.
though years had passed, Frank Mcr-
cer-ior 1t was no other
the PLAYMATE whom he had loved 50
we'll, and whom he hal never ceased to
think Of
Mr.. Dcwes came forward. AMI what
Joyous meeting was there but, see
ing cloud, as If of bitter memories.
came over the young captains face,
Mr.. Dewes said
First, let me relieve YOU Of one
thing. Your innocence ii Virginia
has been thoroughly established; for
negro hung the other dav
for killing woman, confessed lust hc-
fore his death that he had murdered
Your uncle, aud your arriving when
YOU did had prevented him from get
ting the gold. hut made him escape
from the house. tie knew youf uncle
kept "a large amount OF money. and
procured your knife. and with II com
mitted the fatal icc, n
Frank listened to Mr.. Dewes almost
hreathless. and then. when hc c1nc.ui-
ei. hc bowed hi~ face in hi, hands am
wept like olnii.
But come in, said Mr. Dewcs, At
length. 1--WE are hungry and need
breakfast, and are dying to know ho~
You hecame captain in the MrNirau
navy.
My story i, easily told. my friends,
for. aitcr escaping from prison through
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Ho>rtTALIn.-A LAWYER with nolc
/ than local rcpute, q t---Dy name and
| dwelling aud practising Ill, urotc>> sion III
city not very far west. had tor long
/ time suffered the annovsnr,' of an intnl-
cradle bore Dld A-wa@ known
/ Ia every one a. Cabling ncdllc>pinc
| creature. without grace or modc>ty. who
4 invaded the ,anctiit ut cycrs office IN hr
/ place. pecrcd INTO private Papcr-. alwat-
gave his opinion una>kci, WurcYcr
might bc present, and, in brlct. made a
chronic nuisance 81 himself. NcXri at
/ last beyond all measure. G-ictcr-
mined ID give the party such i thrust A.
would pierce even hi clrphantine hide.
/ Turning blandly upon 4, on" al
| tcrnoon, in the midst ri half dozen
clients, after "A series ~ borl-h a.I.lyA-
{ tion,. the lawyer said
NV dear Mr.. A--vou must have
observed that my office i, well arranged
iorthe purpose, for which it was design
ed. 1t
Oh yes have often noticed that.
the bore pleasantly interrupted, think
I ing, perhaps, that The counsellor was
about To express a sense OF qualification
in having him there
III is warm. shady. well-lighted aud
weil-ventilatcd-
And well furnished with chairs, Ia
/ ble-, books aud stationery. Then, too,
! have an elegant house up town--
'lcs indeed, the old fellow chucklcd.
rubbing his hands in the charming pros
/ poets OF an invitation tu dine with the
LAWYER. "A beautiful, beautiful hou ,c
Mr--I have often heard
Yes, il j., if do say it. IL has an
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of, singing at the top Of his voice the
old melody. Go to mischief and shake
yourself! O'Hanlon couldn't pursue
him on the hack, the cute fool had
made him discharge his pistols
There was nothing for it but to walk
away cursing his own stupidity, and
ever after, if any one wanted to pro-
woke him. they had only to ask when
he had last seen Jerry the Fool
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The NAGABoSD SAGE.-An od man
OF VERY active ptIysipgnomv, answering
to the name of jacob Wli,nont. wa
brought up before the police court lii
clothes looked a II they migut have b.ci'
bought second-haudcd in h- youthful
prime, los lheN nau ,ulicrri more nom
thc ru,- ~ the world ihuu tie prnprie-
tor iIitu self
What l. YOUR business
Nui.e. ! IN "a traveller.
.x,pond. perhaps!
You are upt lar wrong. Travellers
AMI ya2ahund> are about thr same ning
The diiic.Ciicc : thai IL, itttcr travels
withou, niviIev. the former without
brain-.
Where have you trayeled.'
All over the continent.
For what purpose?
observation
What nave YOU obscrved?'
a little to commend, much to cen
sure. and great deal to laugh at
'Humph. what do YOU commend!
"A handsome woman that will STA, al
home, an eloquent preacher that
breaches short sermons, good writer
that will not write too much. and ia fool
that has sense enough 10 mold his
tongue
What do YOU ceusure.'
A man that marries girl for her tine
clothing; a youth who studies medicine
while he has the use of his hands; and
the people who will elect II drunkara 10
office.
What do YOU laugh Az at
i laugh at man who expects his po-
sition to command the respect which his
per. onal qualifications anu qualities do
not merit s's
> He was diswjssett.
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Caters for the seashore are hi gh-tied.
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-
Odds and Ends.
EPIGRAM.

r. as n. ssiu ,ia. heAsen prompts the powers
The clock reminds me Of ihs hour.
'~. ''' ss' ''''"'
france reels ioan-some.
iieaa gardeners-Artiiicial florists.
The Law of the land--Tha ego ,lon,
An ass-ue who assenis To every-
thing.
A capital let,er-One containing q r.
mittauce
judy calls the Prince of Wala. half 4,
sovereign.
What Kind OF tea do the Hiudoos like
The sut-tce.
An Illinois Judge swears witnesses on
a dictionary.
What kind ot vests do farmers like2
Large har-vc.ts.
.GhastIy arboreal skeletons, i Now
iorkesc Tor dead trees.
because they never saw 80 i''''''
waves that are harmless.-rhe waves
Ap'"p"@-host Tue wounded by bomb
'''''' "'' "'or'ari! h'irt.
!. !. "n' imam fenn who said Form
-'"' "'' ''o' '"'ii'alltV.
Fashionable detiaitiou- What i sin ,
>"'''i"9 'h"' l. not iound out.
The WAY to ret a good wife i To take
good girl aud 70 TO a minister
l.,
;hcv are irregular and daf.c,ivo because
"nen = Shaii hsh-pond like bird
cA@e' " lien there's perch in it.
r. l''nl'h2 masters may sometimes
" H'eFAHN immersed III ousiuc
some men will uunn yo,, T., a.,.
tent il You only give them the hanilo
j..
Ht' - person declares That hIs brAlu
i "h htr' i 1t etiquette to blow it ont?
Why "a i.uti.t lila c,.,,.2 .
cats, h.. nail. n,,, .t,,,,r, - s,I,
nrncr-.
y - IuHi'I'i lhat the orator who
'''n' 10 ''' H''Hl. went back by the
'l"'".
Dnc tnav Ijy,. cn,nu.r,r t;n.,
ml.i,iiate. hut he mus ~,
uu.r-. hn. .llnt,.,,. - Lc -. '''''''
""'" H' Huon> the arrival, at Liver.
l,' H. "i a >hip. having on board "a h:.r-
''''i '''"- ~ ct2ar~ aud two of meascl,
Tin, ,>c.ui-tuut,,l account -, , .....,
u.. Western r,I,,as.. n,rc ~. i,an, "",''
Washing. fifteen rrnt, Hnv nxtr,,,'
CANT.
III Jersey p'"j >tn-- ot ''tile sanity
HI'r1 chanting tneir cooling light. IL"
''.'''i' i '''i'"- b'''da2e ON ms ievcrei
"''".
Nluit, 81 yauif;cs -.I,gar,,ous ,.,,,l,
/ twins p.r>J: 4 ,ct. YOU constantly stn,I
pu one lcsi.t,.tur,.it. NAy In.k yLx ;,
/ u.ruuou, maiden t,yhi.ner.1. .tn,
+ mIs. |, i f., ,,yt. nv crnonrt i'm,
rul N,> VINO H,px'r .xy o,,r,
rIo> -The anthnr of - T,ynpmo nn,-
ed nr his Iny,,nf = practical io,., and
/ ,h.,hf nnpritnent in his snea,l, ~.
I .on ,iutt' at the ftirot the American In
I ,tirntr. nui iinIiug y ,.oryen;cnt nom,
ui lr-t behind tuytimid nr rastc hlo,.l,.
] Ill.,. went quietly 10 WORK 10 writn NJ,
/ h5- l,..,,- IT.. ind i,,., r,,orf,.toa
.I,wing culo.i-in on The. merits ora nat-
-ui hr-t.~if;rr. when he was iptcrr,inf-
ct b, 4 tall cauutrymsn. who naked.
.ls,w Il, Won ~eIl yer blnrkin' nil
i,
ia d-Iou't sell IT,. said the absorbed
writer.
.p,4't .,iu il away. Ju yc>' said thc
,rucrl,t. handling n box coyetopslv
4 ha-h;,-hayeu't o-o-oivcp awav qua.
- '-'''
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14

THE sEMI-wEEKLY Sun.
Five COPIES. one year. separately aadi s.seA,
Ten comics, one yepr sep~ra,s,v sHor....S ~
ah extra copy to gettes Up Of einb).
stxsoe1 OeloaPn,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
Che Bulletin.
s.,eE pomeroy's psvoree.


lfrOfn tut aaliNtutte 6tutlntisI
Conesrning the matter Of divorce be-
tween Anna NJ. Pomeroy and NJ. NJ. Pom
eroy, alluded to in our circuit court report
on Tuesday, the La Crosse Republican
ssys:
, sThiS proceeding, we understand, was
fiutuxfly desired to lcgalize an amicablc
negotiation about q separation that has
practically existed for many years ana
the alifnony Is about equivalent TO the vol
untafy annuity that has hitherto been
granted, notwithstan nding the disparaglng
rumors Of neglect shat have often been CIR
cuiatsaS by those whose ignorance OF the
facts - Wsly equalled by their mischiev-
ous niNffppity toward q man whose sins
are Akin 10 hypocrisy. Circumstances of
peculiar delicscy have compelled Mr..
Pomerov 20 submit silently TO imputations
Of dishoior. and, with this final action, IL
Is to be hoped, oil vitupsratiUns will
cease" -r- E 2Ah,a te-a =
The defendant in this case is the notori-
ous Brick Pomeroy, now Of New York,
but much better known in this State. The
Years. s0KssSE ssIa fRS "a. ssG sIRss. Re.!
contributed literally TO the support OF
herself and child. The court granted Mrs.
Pomeroy $4,000 alimony, which is well
secured on property in La Crosse She is
respectfully connected in this city. In
compatibility of temper is the cause as
signed on his part, although we apprehend
il would not be hard on her part TO give
much more tangible reason for asking the
court TO dissolve the connection between
them.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

The second thing is. tho patients must stay in a
rosbs 70 prevent isS fSt cola when ,hS lungs
se dsepsed ns se sa mpss De % Gr cure
especially ~ this section OF the country. ~ tho
fall and winter scusvn, arc nH wrong. Phys-
tent. Il their anHs are pady diseased ss 'near aSa ye Ps
because ans tnsy are $ N 1ss honse thsy must n1t
ss @ % soSd sa ls5 q se % % e
well. This hiis great deal 10 do with the appe-
is assbsr ns ssS sssS Evidence of IT,
possibility p, the worst eases; ard moral GER
sonai stataincpt u the Faculty Of his own cure
was In these modest words:
consumption; confined TO my bed, and AZ me
time my physicians thought that could not live
wmrn Now @aep VI aii aIna,isi m siey. liaNs
IA perfect cure OF me. II seemed 20 me that
Theg soon aes ripencd the matter In my iuns and
j would spit up moro than n pint of offensive
S. 1ss 4. besa e Ss Sns e esagh
fever. pains. and night swents MI began TO leave
with difiicuity thai could keep FROM eating too
much. ! soon gained my strength, and have
~ was weighed shortly after my recovery"
added the Doctor, then looking like u asa, mere
pounds; my present weight is two ohunared and
iwcntyhye lSlil pounds, and for years have en-
Dr. schenck has discontinued his professional
visits ~ New-York and Boston. lie or his son,
D.
ticnts NJ their Once. No. - North sixth street.
phtiuici ph,n, every saturday from An. to 3 pm
Tnose who wish u thorough examination with
the Hespirometcr viii be charged -. The Res.
prniueter declares the cAuct condition 81 lhC
lungs, ana paticiita can readily ieafn whether
they are durable or not
il'Ie directors fur taking the medicines urt
adapted To- the in. clligencc even of child. tul
low thosn directions, una kind Nature VIII do III,
rest, excepting that IN some cases the MnndrukI
Pills are 10 he taken Ia Increased doses; tbs
three medicines need no other accompaniment
than tile ample Instructions that accompanl
them: First 1iCiue appetite. or returning
health, hunper is the most welcome symptom
When n cnucs. rs IL viii come, let the despair
ing II oucA hc 90 good cheer Good blood ht once
follows, the CoUFh lp"-ens, the niHht sweat ..
Ahated. Ia q short time both OF these morbid
symptoms arc gong forever.
DR. Schemes riedicincs nrc constantly kept IN
tens uf tIpusulus al families As a lnSatiye or
purra;tvc, t.ip Mandrake Pulls are standard pre-
paratiOu whLg tho Fuimouic syrup, ms "A euro
Of coughs nllG c. RS. nry ia regarded ns n pro-
phylcturic against consumption IN any OF It's
tUrrs
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sca-weed
Tonic. sl.b0 n bottir, or ST.SO half Dozen. Man
drake Pills, % cents box. tos sale by oil drug
eistS end ,tna'prs,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
sPEclAL NOTICES.
u,wcuEt.oa,a DYE.

This superb iarpyo Is ne nrsr ~ rnr WOMB
--pcrlc,,ir Harmless Reliable oni Iusthautcoos.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Ilnts On un-
nlcssau' uI5r. The genuine w. a. Bachelors
Hair pyc produces IMMEDiATELY splendid
pack or natural Brown. Does not fian The
skip. rut lclvosthc Halr Clean, soit and Bcauti-
fil. The only safe end Yer 'u rye
s,lib,U.Idlrgti.t.. Factory u Bond street,
Now yofk. iunS 2ide od6Nlv
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
Gf FOR Sa.:5.

ek'Ni, and VERY LARGE cash comm ions
10 good agents, who are wantet NOW every
where Something for every home. Send stamp
ior terms lOcensior partial Specimens, orr$l, l,3.'
ior evmplete outfit, 10 Bright side Company H.
Madison Street, Chicago. Illinois. sprsQdu
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The Sen-woed Tonic, in conjunction with tho
Pills perincatcs and assimilntos with the food.
Qualification Is now progressing without Its pre-.
viOus tortures. Digestion becomes painless, and
the cure " seen to bc ut hand There Is no moro
natulencc, no cXaccrOaliUn or the stomach. An
appetite sets In.
Now comes tho greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by an indullent father to suffering mun
Schenck's Puimonlc syrup comes IN to perform
Its functions and 10 hasten nnd complete tho
cure. IL entors at Oncc upon It's work. Nature
can not be cheated. 1t collects and ripens tho
impaired and discussed portions Of tho lungs.
In the form of gatherings, IL prepares them for
Cxpcctoration, and loI In u very short time the
malndy Is yunqushed, the rotten throne that II
occupied u renovated and made new, and the
patient In all the dignity OF reganed vgOr, steps
forth 10 enjoy tho manhood or wOmanhood that
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR wExKLY SUN. =
r,vo a, IL. -. -, .~..Ax ~ ~ a

Reur Dollars.
Ten COPIES, one rear. sebsratsay Aadrcssed tsud
hh extra copy TO the getter 90 cfetuoJ.
Eight Dollars.
lWenty copies, one year, separately addressed
N.Hu an extra cory ~ the gettsr up Of cub. >
- Ptncen Dollars.
IlftY eopi"s. one rear to one address lana ~.
semi cekly one year u Retier u D of ciubI
Thtrty-threc ID oiinrs.
Ilfty copies, one year. separately Addressed Cand
tne semi Weekly one year 10 getter u,. OF cisl'
Thirty.nve Doiiars.
one hundred conies, one year t. ono adaress
club, Riftv ncils,
one hundred eopes, one year. separately ad-
NJ Of club, SiIsv nniis
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
DIR. JosEpn n. sCHEyCK'a SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

and availed themselves Of his wonderfully cfllcar
eiuus medicines, they would not have fsiien.
DIR. Schenck has In his own ca-c proved that
Wherever sutfic,ent vitality remains, That vtal-
ity, by his medicines and hs directions for their
use, IL quickened into hcalthful vigOr.
In this statement there Is nothing presump-
tuous. 10 tho faith of the invalid Is made no
representation that ir not ~ thousand times SUBJ
stantiated ~ Hvine aud visible works; Tho
Is US simple as Il Is unfaling It's philosophy re-
qures no argument. lis self-assuring, scf-con-
yincing.
The sca-vecd Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
Est two weapons with which the citadel of the
nalady IL assailed. Two thirds of the cases Of
consumption originate in dyspepsin md fnnc-
tunnl,y disurtiercd liver. Nith th!s conditiyn
stomach. they respond to the mOrbific action
or thc liver. Here then comes the eliminating
result ana the setting In, With ull Its distress
inn nXniuinrns Of
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
CCIJSUNLP: PL.I0A.
It's Cure and It's Preventive
By ]. Il. sCHENCK, It'd.

Mary nhunan be 10 psf,a pas se{ away for whose
death there was no otherrsasoa than the neglect
of known and dtndisputably proven means of cura
Those near und dear to family and friends nre
sleeping the dreamless slumbcr into which, had
they tiImly adopted
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-05-14
CONSUMPTION.
"LEAyE NO STING DErIND."

Tho Mandrake PIlls are composed Of ono OF Ma
ture's nUblpst gift~-thc pudOplillum petutuni.
Ihcy possess nll the blood-senrohing, Alternative
lrOperkiea ul ClIOmel, but, umIIko C.llOmel, lhny
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23
Ihe 1ailn STATE Reeister.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. l..

Notice No. L.
REGISTERS OFFICE. U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
AURoR.. New, April l.. 49,.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WI.
SHARON has this day flied in this office a
diagram. together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con-
Cress approved July %, 1866, FIR Coz feet of the
Juniata Lode, in Esn-ralda Mining District, Is
nieralda county. Nevada. and for a mill ste. and
more particularly described as follows: Commence
ing at station No l. the uortheasteriy corner from
which point the center of the Juniata shaft bears
5. 40o 40 W distant >1 4lh feet. and INNING
thence 5 90 + 40 feet t. station No. ,; thence
5. 63o W. 1-2t0 feet to station No ); thence
v. 2-o w. 400 feet to sutton No. i; thence n. 90
E. go feet 70 station No. l, the place of begin
hing. Bearings from true meridian magnetic va
ration, lie T.. The lode Ike of 600 feet claimed,
is identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom Of the Juniata shaft and the
vertical projection upward to the surface. from the
position If the lode as found below the surface
shows a line at the surface commencing 1T the
westerly line of the claim. and in the said line at
n distance Of 23 feet from the northve,terly
corner and running thence uOrtheasterly. parallel
with the ncrtherly aud southerlT sides Of the
claim 600 fees The portion Of the claim extend
ing nOrtheasteTly beyond tile afnresI id 90 feet l.
claimed FIR ground for waste material. Mill claim
situated in the district ana county af resHd, Com
mencing at station No, l. Il pine tree about 10 Oh
East of The Aurora road, and abont ; CHI. west If a
number of springs. and at the s~outheriy end Of the
basin in which Winters mill Is situttcl; and run
ming thence north I.+l CHI TO station No. >;
thence west 6 CHI to station No ,; theme north i
CHI 10 station No. 1: thence east leo CHI. II sta
ton No. 3: thence south 1 oh to station No. q:
thence east ) Ch. to station No. :; thence sonth }
Ch. to station No. 5; thence east . Ch. t" Station
No. Q. thence south l en-. to station No. 10; thence
east 1 ch. to sta ion Ne. Il; thence south Il CHI.
to station No. j.: thence west 1 s. CHI T. : alton
No. Is from station No. Is. the 5. f.. corner of
the settling roo Ii of the Winters mill, bears W.
distant / p ch. y; thence south . 10 CHI. To- station
No II: thence :. Gle IS f. ~ 1. ch- ta stIfi N M.
Is: thence : $50 f.. 81 CHI. To- station No. 1f;
thence s $50 90 4. 81 81 CHI. to station No. Il;
thence 5 . W. : ch to station No Is; thence y.
SO p. " 1872 CHI. t. station No. 10; thence y
5go " 80 Oh 10 station No 70; thence n. as 0a
W. .. so ch. t. station NJ. u: thence W. Il II
CHI. to station No p; thence :. ISL CHI 10 station
No. -; thence W ) y CHI to station No l. the
place of beginning. Bearings from true meridian
magnetic variation. Ito L. All of which is more
particularly de-crihed by the iii Z ans and mo-
tees posted in this offire on the east side of Win
tiers mill aud on the east side of the Juuiata Hoist
ing works buIliinr.
~ap19-9od WILSON BUTLER, Register.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-23

II. G.. LILLE & co..
ID l r. l. CT
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
Blank Books,
New Books.
miscellaneous Books,
newspapers,
New Music,
NiOiin String.
Letter Paper,
legal Cap,
Bin cap,
FoOl.cap.
Note Paper,
Legal Envelopes,
Note Envelopes,
Drug Enve OPes.
I aIlnine and Violet Inks,
Arnold's Writing Fluids,
Maynard q SOy.>' Inks,
DavIds' Inks.
Reservoir Muciiage stands.
Patent NuciIage
Mucilage in stands.
Barometer Ink>tands,
Fountain nksInbds,
Inkstand.,
Travellers lnlIstaIaGs
EIegan; Portfolios,
Writing Desks,
Water CoIOrs.
carpenters Pencils,
Indetibie Pencils,
Drawing Pencils
Eaber's Pencils,
Copying Br shes,
Copying Presses,
Copying HOuks
RIoitinS Paper,
Oil
Drawing Paper.
tracing Paper,
Profile Paper,
So,arinl W afsrs and Seals,
CerttficaIe~ of Marriage,
Reward, of Merit.
A pOtbecarIes' La bels.
Checker BOard-,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men.
Collection Bags,
and
Bill Files.
kyelet Machines,
Paper Fasteners.
Paper Weights,
Paper Cutters.
II. G. LILLE.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, No ii South G street. four doors south of
Bank Of California. Virginia. New. telO-If
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Application for Patent.
Notice No III

Notice No III
u. 8. REGIsTER's OFFICE.
Cars y CIIY. New April Il, ISL
NOTICE Is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ JACKSON. HENRY + Ii and JAMES
AUTHERS have this day filed in this office il d.
agram, together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act Of Com
gress approved July 70, 1N66, for one Thousand
feet Of the Mint Lode, known as the Mint Com
pIny's claim situated i'll Eagle and Washoe Valley
District, orm-by county. Nevada, ami more par
tIcularly described as follows: Cumnrncine at
station No. 1, u post on the north line OF the
Athens COmpany's claim, aud running thence n.
l9o U5' W. one Thousand feet. To station No. ,;
thence y. 10 55' T.. five hundred feed. 10 station
No. .; thence 5. l9o 0J Z. one tn u>and feet, 10
station No. 4; thence $. 10 So ". five hundred
feet to station No. l, the place Of beginning. ana
containing IL As 100 acres rearing, from MAJ
netic neridtn. Said claim is more particularly
described by the diagram posted in this office AMI
on the claim
ay7-9Od* F.. D. TODD, Register.
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Wednesday,, May So, 1871,
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY II
undersigned. Administrat' r of the estate OF
ELIAS II. JOHNSON, de- ca ed, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased. to exhibit the same. with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from the first publ
cation OF this notice. To the nndersi sned. at the
office Of Clarke 4 Wells, Att"rneys-~t-Law, H.
Carson City. LIVE DORoN, Admir-
Carson City, April 4, ISL ap5 3m*