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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
fPLIC6TICN FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. lie.


AURORA NtEaut, Angus -, ~.
SrOTI- Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. VI.
Is aacG + W. McKin-try. William Van
Ve5h,-> and David NCD ugai have this day
5.r.t Ii-- Il - diagram t gerhCr with a 10
t"~ coy ,tII eat Il for "a patent from the United
-s 7>ti ant May 10. Isl. for twelve
,a.G.g tr utl'r rek in pace. bearing gold and
= y-5. known A. he An .lope Lnie, situated on
- ,.r VS. IT, the E-m,ralda Mining District.
r-,i-r -.s c.uurN. Sta e 81 Nevada. and more
r4rttsur.rIv de- ribei a. follows: Beginning at
The "n ga matt IN said lode: thence along the
yern ur love nnrth g. GeC 10 min east-2bu."
t~-t: t.r.s,e north Co deg. 80 min, east-3as.5
'sr- ra e. - cad ct LEGATION Returning to point nj
Zee uiarsa-; th-uCe s'urh SO deg 81 min west
is Ht,--. the4r- north :" deg. IS min wet
!iF Re- T: % cuce uarth s. deg. 53 min. west
al feet. hence -unth Sc deg. Is min. west
t2 fit; III nee south Il deg Is min. west
L. ; f-rJ- ma,irg l 90 feet in length by DO
IL : " Gy. AID fully de>rrinei in plat Of the sur
veS e I'D l-ie aud claim posted thereon aui
fled in Jt., ihC-. containing five ami rs-lei
acres. embracing said lode ana one hundred feet
nu each side If rh- center tie euf 1he lode and
claim a = ear the claim and lode known "A, the
"Luiy .'su n Jhe suth. and on the north.
From dr,-l1Im Mt made the "whim" shaft IL
4ccrltel II embraced IN the / de-. tn dearest
niue l. the L,av ia 9 mine on the south. The
iuct ion f -aj.! Antelope lode i OF record in the
otce IF the Mining Recorder Of said District. at
Aurora, k>Iaeiaiia county. Nevada, aud the
notice 1r5 t;turaIu , + sli l-ie aud claim eau be
found pp>jvi u.u the Whm" shaft there n.
NIL-oN BUTLLR, Register.
aD-NEIt
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V. & 7. r. r.
AN AND AFTER TUESDAY. OCTOBER l, 1877:
Through Passenger Trains

Fer RENO, connecting with Eastern and Western
bound Passenger Trains Of the C. p. L. R.,
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TAKE WARNING!

T,HE V. 4 T. r. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS to
take due precaution against accidents ano
I,ss Of life resulting from the running of then
trains; aud they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
.,rIr cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
che business of the Conn any find it impossible &c
PERSUADE boys. " no frequent the termini and stop
piLg places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
.pnoyances are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness OF
persons in jumping on and off the cars when 10
motion. should be warning enough in themselves
j.. " YERINGTON, Superintendent.
ugust Is, lsIc.
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cup.p DRy Goops.-Olcovich Bros.

CHEAP DRY GOoDS.-Olcovich Bros.
have re-opened the dry goods war,
and now offer staple and fancy dry
goods, shoes, gloves and ladies' fur
nishing goods of all kinds, LOWER
than any other house on the Pacific
Coast, and invite the ladies i'll particu-
lar and the public in general to call
and convince themselves of the truth
of their Observation-Disclosures see.
FINE SKATING.-The skating at the
Warm Springs is excellent, and these
bright moonlight nights the boys
make up parties, walk down there and
skate to their hearts content. The
little lake near the springs is covered
with skaters from 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon until IL O'Clock at night, and
all seem to enjoy themselves hugely.
COOP TIME.-The good people living
in the neighborhood of Wellington's
assembled at that station on Wednes-
Gav evening last and indulged IN dan
cling and teasting till a late hour
Thursday morning.
STATE TREAsURY.-The State Board
of Examiners counted the money in
the hands of the State Treasurer yes
terday. Their report will be found IN
our advertising columns.
CATARRH.-D DR.. Brewer, Homuo-
pathist, guarantees to cure every case
of Catarrh that comes under his treat
ment,
ABsENT.-Rabbi Jacob Sheyer of this
city is absent at Reno on professional
business relating to the rite OF clrcum-
cisiou.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
store. ja3-tf
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WONDERFUL, BUT TKCE.-J. +.
Boardman d Co.-Gents: l have used
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which you so kindly sent me, and on
receipt of this letter please send me
six more bottles. / have used several
kinds of highly recommended HAIR
R~estoratives, but none OF them have
had the same beneficial effect as yours
in preventing the falling off of the
hair, and restoring new hair with all
its original strength and brilliancy. L
take great pleasure in recommending
it to the public. Yours, etc.,
JOHN 5. MAYHUGH.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by our
agent, r. c. Guirado, Druggist, etc.,
Carson City, Nevada
CHAPPED HANDS AMI FACE, Sore
Lips, Dryness of the Skin, &c, &c,
cured at once by Hegeman's Cam
phor Ice with Glycerine. 1t keeps the
hands soft in all weatherS. See that
YOU get Hegeman's. Sold by all drug.
gists. Only % centS Sent by mai for
80 cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man Il Co., Chemists and Druggists,
New York. z. .. Box DDS. de23-2m%
S. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neXt
door to the Carson Theater) IS receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tiOnerieS. toys, etc. for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, ETC., for daily consumption. =
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
PHoToGRAPHlC.-A. o. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
in brick building on Second street,
opposite Ormsby House.
DR.. G. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. O. Friend, on Second Street
jal7-1m#
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RICE & THORPE. Agents.

GEO. W. HOPKINS, Agent at Virginia City.
J. 2. MARTIN. Agent at virginia City.
W. II. BLAUYELT, Agent at Gold Hill.
ja23-tf
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MGR

In assets. from January l~t to October 3lst, ISL,
after paying all ! sse., including
those at Chicago:
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CUNDURANGO
POLL wAXESi

<1vIIUE Is HEREBY I'VE THAT II
Poll Tax, for the year 1871, is now due aud
,a,apIe TO the County Assessor. By Act OF March
;, 1867, all corporations or individuals having per
sons 40 their employ are held responsible for their
poll TAX. GEo: ". ChhDiC,
ap3O<f Assessor for Ormsby County
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rur r.rrx w,p-It seems hat
. r,TI L,.o v;ai,
away -
inv rI.r.t:m
mead OF the liidIdh I"i" III N""'O"ii
countv-but he is now in Jail. Major
r,;,,.u a,,l fft,- mn, of tho United
$50 o%alrv In W,dsvorth ve-ter-
1av r~n0ruIuE for saltwater to inquire
into the recent outrageS. Three thou
and Indians are s,iI to have assem-
IEnI at,Ln N-aIL,or River Reservation
an unlikely story.tor'lueep' the resi-
:. - 900 Pm. in ia Nfsta Two wears AGO.
Ii Justice could reach back from effect
TO cause. and punish the really guilty,
the yipjIautcS of Austin. vino ordered
tho ,6ap and hIfhprto harmless old
R~reckinridre away for having manfuI-
" and iIs,i6aLlv performed a painful
duty. would now be before the Courts
for rranI larceny in stealing and kill
ing McCleIiat C"IIIe. h"I ne >nG"Ns
and his MISUNDERSTANDING must suf-
fer forcrImeN the commission OF when
the cO"afiIce OF whites anu tue pdhes
OF hunger have uTIEeu them 10.
p,.r,rrr p @
"ENH9 "
Guirado, druggist ana "poIlec"ry'
Ormsbv House building, in anticipa-
.;o, o4 ,Ia ,r~pr,a.liur fine season for
yareta1ion has ordered from the most
reliable house~In the East and IN Call
lorna very are >.o,H III n,I
ei"le>S '%'ielS ', -''l'J'' Wv 49,
hJN?t "it'r'' 7 ~ aIrao,Ir
sac a ~" 49, - Tr,r
800 " d r 'ttfI rn, anI 77hiIi
500, , ,;,i,.LI. LartncEv
aIl"'l', ,,h;.a ma ,aI
clover, etc Beside, these germs OF
the pea,'l.Iu'' "''II@,'o HvTis ,niIot
9r,iclas and elrrrvtbiu. usually found
in a fir.--n.... Irii.r store.
EAR FROZEN. State Mlneraloglst
Henry T. WIitehil returned Vester-
day from a trip t" Railroad District
ElkO county. Leaving PalIsade on
l-.l-lA4-t= N4-F " .ilE-ttIN ha rode
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n O CUR E n . Y
NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CIrT, New.

Git U ~ =
hereby certify that 1 have used
CHEMICAL FLUID" in my boilers at my Machine
Shor and Foundry at Silver City, and that L hnd
il all that it is claimed BY the manufacturer, A.
Curry. After using it three weeks, l opened my
boiler aud found the scales, from a to u inch
thick, all dissolved from the boiler and tubes. /
most heartily tho same to all parties
u.inp boilers where the water forms scales.
noiO-tf J. INCOME, Proprietor.
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ST. cHARLLs-aEoRGE TuFLr, proprietor

ST. CHARLLs-GEORGE TuFLT, PROPRIETOR.
II Lehman, Carson Val " yanBuren, Carson Val
d Hargrave, Odds.
A Boles. /" II Winkleman, I"
L NJ Coffin, Empire L ii Bates, Gold Hill
oRMsBT HOUSE-GEORGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
Pomeroy, Denver W Meserve, Gold Hill
ANDY Eheat, Reno Jas Killiau, Washoe
j Harkin. d" J Ii Allen, Carson
CoRBETT HoUSE-CoRBETT BROTHERS, PRoPRIET0RS.
W Brown, Steamboat b Chartran, Franktown
5 VI ", her. A q ay,
Geo Landrie, Washoe PJ Riley, Carson Val
Vim Selbv 5 Ellison, Da, ton
C C johnson, Genoa W Senter. Virginia
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SWEETS
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and Flues.

"AyING PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR
making and selling this invaluable article
for the following States and Territories: States of
Nevada. California and Oregon. and Territories of
wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington,
| am now prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
1t is warranted not to injure or foam the boilers,
but to dissolve the scales, and acts upon tie water
only. My motto is:
N O r E N . p A Y !
As it is a new article, patented in September.
inst introduced here. and only fairly tested in ore
set of boilers in this State. am authorized TO
refer TO ego. f. AMES, Chief Engineer. Ophir
Works, Virginia City, Nevada.
A. CURRY, Sole Proprietor
Carson, Nov. 9, 1871.
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GOOD TENIPLARS
CONVENTION.

A CONVENTION OF TUE LODGES OF THE
n state of Nevada will be held in Carson City
commencing Monday, February 5th, 1872, and
will be continued for such time As may be deter
mined by the Convention. All members OF the
Order in good standing will be admitted to seats
and allowed to participate in all proceedings.
The business of the Convention will be trans
acted in the Subordinate Degree, and will be
opened in the higher degrees only for eXemplIhca-
ton of the private work OF said degrees.
The Convention will assemble at Masonic Hall
at , o'clock p. IN. on the above day. Public in
Stallation of the officers of Union Lodge, No. I. at
~ O'Clock, p. M.
4 public meeting at the Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by A. D. Wood, e.
W. C. T., and VIM. ii. Mills, e.. VIC.
The public is cordially invited TO attend the
public meetings.
WIN. PATTERSON, Chm.
Committee of Arrangements.
]. }. LINN, sec'y. ja2l-td
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was published in the leading Masonic iour
nat OF Naples, and we make the following
a. whereas the very idea of God !.
one source and fulcrum of all dcspotism
anu anu !hiquity and whereas the Catholic
Religion is the most complete and the most
u th Personlhcation of that idea; and
! "nereas f1er dogmas, as whole. are the
very negation of Society; the Freethinkers
assume the obligation of working out the
Speedy and radical destruction of Catholi
compatible with Justice, even bv the force
vi revolution, which, for society, cousti-
tutes the right Of self-defence." In an
otner resolution, the Sect demands for all
cnnoren education gratuitous, compul-
soiS' ana lmoued with materialism." The
been spread and answered throughout the
Woria. 70 US, Catholics, doubt is no long
or posslbie and it is high time to listen
W 'ne voice OF warning coming to us from
every qna rter of the globe, and crying
ouC Unite: Individual and isolated
sons, efeon1muuitieE; or particular com
tries, would prove of no avail. The lono
preconcerted attacks of our enemies derive |
their strength and danger from their unity: |
ny unit y OF action alone, shall we be able |
80 project ourselves and conquer. We,
Thought and suggestion of a Catholic Mil,
tant Union of all the faithful. unt;er the
banner OF the Cross, r.. which ARE s'salva-
miesn e'' Jul cue
but as there never could have been anv
u aei ~ or faith or government in the Church
VI Iod, without centre divinely anpoint.
ed, and no less divinely protected and
2eTPel4ated IN the Chair Of Peter; so also
anless the intended Union derives it's life
ma strength from that same centre. the
, ,"pI Ho1 A Au1hority and high direction Of
lie goods it will never be equal to the ,
n, magnitude 8, Of the Evil, and certainly will
Therefore, the trainers Of Your Cops,itu- I
ION have wisel y provided that the Associa- J
ION shall derive, in hierarchica. order S
ection. va W S
May God speed the good work and Bless u
he generous Christians in whose hearts c
ne plan has originated. % h
Presenting my humble respects and nv 4
est wishes to the members OF the Council Il
VI q -n'A't''h' remain, etc, etc., !"
AUG. MARIA, I.
Bishop of Natchitoches. n
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MISCELLANEOUS IRISH NEWS.
THE EDUCATION QUESTION

The Irish Education question shaIra5
| again Yes; despite the Bishops resolu-
tons, the great meetings of the. last fau
months, the thousand emphatic decIara-
lions IN FAVOR or Catholic system of edu
cation for Catholics, the clearly intimo ted
despite all this, TIE Government of NJ
Gladstone have once more burked the
whole matter and pat of it's solution indes
hnlteiy. There was not word about il in
the Queens speech ; yet in that same dozen
ment there was an announcement of the
an EdEcation Bill for Scotland. Mr.. CID
stones Catholic supporters in Ireland
iond!y hoped that he would not act TINS
lis true" those folks said, Lord Hart
Ington has said some queer things, but the
Premier VIII make it all right. md even
~ ~ I I pe no single consolatory sentence
IN her Majesty's Speech, it by no means
follows that some satisfactory annon1ce-
ment Will not be made in the course of III.
Session" How disappointed they must
leel now An announcement has, indeed
been made by Mr. Gladstone in reference
from it our Irish Wing Catholics can er
tract one single grain of comfort. tbev
must be very ingenious people. Said MI
Gladstone on Wednesday night in the
house OF Commons 81 will make the
now-that if it should happen that
10 introduced should pass with greater
a Pr tnan we anticipate-so that there
nall be fair portion of available time re-
naming, after disposiug of those subjects.
nd before the ordinary and usual termina, {
ION OF the session, We shall be most bannv I
houid the question not have been settled {
hrough the efforts of private members. to a
onslder whether 1T will not be our duty to I
eal win u (hear, hear, and Iaughterj 4
lore miserable or igno6le attcmnt to es.
ape from a disagreeable position, to sit =
pom two stools, to inspire both the Irish -
athoiics aud the English Noncon formistsi ri
lth hope, was never made. The on,is- h
on Oh all reference to the question has not q,
zen allowed to pass without remark in b
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t W,.ness the proceedings of the day. Or
.ie opening of the doors, a rush took place
t T'icn hiied in few seconds the BODY ot
s she court and, by an arrangement OF the
ca,,,ni the Grand Jury box was allotted to
t GhapI pn french and his supporters, while
N Me fetty Jury box was occupied by Cant
. nolan and his friends. As soon "a ths
WITTY was read. a dispute arose as to which
" 1ne candidates should be the first nro
pos to the electors. This was settled NV
T 1ne prropG poser and seconder Of Captain
t iirench' who handed in n written nomina.
H G,ne TO the High Sheriff. The Rev. Dr.
t ~ brien, Parish Priest of GIenamaddv
linen then proposed the popular candidate in y
Spsecn well worthy of the occasion When
G;ape. Nolan attempted to speak the oppo-
J Saa; maze 40, SO much noise that he had to
u This 30 exasperated his friends
.nas when Capt Trench began to sneak he
was received with storm of Kisses and |
cries and bits OF turf were thrown into the
grand jury box. Just then several consta.
Dies armed with rifles rushed upon the
scene and had it not been for the exertions
81 Fathers Lavelle and Conway and other
patriotic priests present there would newt.
abty have been much bloodshed. Tho re-
vas as follows: '' "''''
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LETTER FROM BISHOP kAR1rv

s ca ana M"hf5s Of The coHns
leans: A''''An' mon u the Cross, New
,~fnaHemen,-1 have, with great care and
h1tielt sympathy, petused and read over
aHover again both your letter and the
Gftltution of tn Catholic Militant
cPn OF the Cross" 1t would not be a
falaId true expression of NV opinion and
s1!ment to say, simply, that 1 will most
cqiaIy support the movement, for ap-
pEe OF 1T with my whole soul.
no epoch in the long existence of the
Church of Christ, have union of all
l1Hionai efforts, and unity of action of the
Vpie Catholic body been more imnera.
tt{iy necessary, more earnestly desired
pr9e Christian souls, and moro loudly
vfa ior, than in the present condition of
CtfoInmon interests of the Kingdom of
~. HartI, and Of the safety, both of
M VA furch and of society at large.
~ sat 10, at all times, been true of every
LLas5.stian, is evidently true of the whole |
oooy also. (Our wrestling is not against |
hesA and blood, but against principalities
, WA powers, against the rulers of this
4 nEi!o OF dasaness, against the spirits of
~ inen were deep and ptofoand thinkers who,
a III thaS Satanic invasion of, the spirits
,.n 10 by st. Paul. which some eighteen
Soans since, and in so short time, swept
Eve the whole civilized world, saw but
fui INNER OF the most hellish and dread
noaF and beloved bride. That Iwar has
zone zone, at last, and, from one end of the
S TOtid to the other, is heard the war cry. a
W echo of the decide Jews, an echo
VI lei 1--WE will not have Him reign over
G GT. away Away with Him Away with His 7
It's fon Let us destroy it, and let even I
' 10 foundations be overthrown y Satan 7
las draWn up his sombre legions in battle
, ,Ias Il Rage is in their hearts, words of =
Ib,a aSLp ny upon their lips, and power in a
.is; hands. Forsaking their endless d. e
ann aInS ;r "ha mutual hatred, Jews and Pa t
ydra of Professionalism "have m meaI to !,
ooiFo, against the Lord, and against His s.
Trey have but one leader, him who wos :
a es Thd from the beginning, the father fl
rim soned n w;th nave ave only one battle flag
'"' yrs They also have but one object in R
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DEATH OF GAIT. JoHy McGgArn.-The
Mobile Register of the eth. says at is with
FEELINGS OF pain that we are called upon to
announce the death of that gallant soldier
and true citizen, Capt. John McGrath,
which sad event occurred yesterday after
noon, at O'Clock. OF Capt. McGrath, we
cannot say too much in praise. A native
of Waterford. Ireland, he came to this
country at an carly age; aud at the break
ing out of the war, he promptly threw up
his position as compositor in the Mercury
office, and enlisted in the 9tII MssissiDpi
Regiment. After serving six months
this regiment he was transferred by reouest
to the Emerald Guards, 4 body of men
who achieved distinction and covered
themselves with glory in the renowned
and historic army of Gen. Lee on many a
hard fought battlefield in Virginia. In
this Company Capt. McGrath, though his
gaIIantry and intrepid bravery, rose randi
" from the ranks to that of CAPTAIN. pass-
ing through all the Intermediates grades
and six wounds which he received attested
not only his heroism, but hisa devotion and
ove for HIS adopted country. In fact it
vas from one of these wounds, a bali
through the lungs, causing consam ption,
which brought him, in the flower of man
hood, to an nntimely grave.n
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VOLUME V.
'fning Star and Catholic Messenger.
flor the Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
AT LAST.
EY FATHER RYAN.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1872.

EY FATHER RYAN.
Into temple vast and dim
Solemn and vast and DIM
Just when the last sweet vesper- Hymn
Was floating far away
With eyes tLattabernacled Tears
Her heart the Home of Tears
And cheeks wan with the woes of years
A woman went one day
and, one by one adown the aisles,-
Adown the long. lone aisles
Their faces bright with holy smiles
That follow after Preyg.-
The worshipers In silsnce passed
In silence slowly passed -
The woman knelt until the last
Had left her lonely there.
- A holy hush came DER the place
Der the holy place,
The shadows kissed her woe-worn faco
Her forehead touched the floor
The wreck that drifted thro' the years
Sin'driven thro' the years,
Was floating DER the tide of tears,
To Mercy's golden shore.
Her lips we've led,-they could not pray
Is 1neY -Sl&had---hHqf could not pray,
S..H words eff Prayer had AicG away
From them-long-long ago.
Bat ali! from out her eyes there rose
Sad from her eyes There rose.
The Prayer Of Team, which swiftest goes
10 Heaven,-winged with woe
With weary tears, her weary eyes
Her joyless weary eyes,
Walled forth Rosary. and her sichs
And eobs strung all the Beads =
The while before her Spirits gaze
Her contrite Spirits gaze,
Moved all the Mysteries of he, DAYS
And Histories of her deeds.
Still as a Shadow,-wllilst she wept
So desolately wept,
| p thro' the long, lone aisle she crept
Unto an Altar fair -
aoMer her pale lips said no more
Could say no more
The Wreck, at last, reached Mcrcy's shore
For AARY's shrine was there.