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The New York herald., 1872-10-02

4 LBERT B. MINER AUCTroNEER
"A salesrooms % Chambers and " Reaae street.
Late Henry u. Leeds Miner

a. ssissrcoms q Chambers and u seaae street L
Late Hfsss Esisss1,.bsS Il nssds ls.s 4 Miner
BY 1EESS Ns5SFsnxR' II xISFs Ss1osRR 4 sRaIHrn !
REAR 81 SSsFE A as vi ssS1ss f AND
VALUABLE kS rRlvATn 7 s1EtH HHssTE2NsSIhIsnMrsE,
ssss:
ha We
by present owner in August a ,,,
high sound and Kind si'''''' ''''' wv
pTes nn
Rina in ali harness; Of ine dociie disposition; good
ssns sssn s
past Summer las saddle horse and n % non
sound sr and Kind ss an eseslsn saddle
e and II anu
p ns@ viii 3 to n
mia ns wiz 9 1 y Ksss
Bill sasy {; $s ss s fsss X s.s
T 9:nsd in te as latest pole and shaft"
Set double Harness, by Merry, London; in ufe four
Set Bsrouche Harness, by Wood Gibson.
Set double Harness. by Adam Rosset, Paris; used
Sci single Harness for by Adam Rossct, Paris'
used three times
WHIPS RcSe.
LADIES' and gentlemens imported Saddles and Brides
',..., 80 =, ALSO AT II oeLocKr u.,.. ..,
j a5H xHsHssEE1E fpSsss sgR
ORDER BY BnST CITY NAHERg, ROSEWOOD II
PiEE 1ND MXNrEL MfRRoRs; REAL BRoNzEs, ~
CLOCKS, GTATuETTEH AND VASES, PARIAN6. NAN.
TEL ORNAMENTS, &C., &C.,
ssrSaa a sslSws yz Syy.
tel and Ormoln Chandeliers and side gilt frame
Pier and Mantel Mirrors; wood and sattnw0cd Sul
in crimson sk and tapestry Curtains e match rose
and side pieces Paans rosewood a octave Piano four
round corners finished back, OF superior tone and nnh
&c, &C. q
Suit in French embossed morocco; Buffet Silver, Eta
gerc Extension Table and Side Tables EN- suite large
Bronze Figures, black walnut pedestas; marble and
bronze Clocks and Side Pieces French porceane Dinner
qnd Tea Services fine Cut Glass Plated Ware Cutlery
&c. .t' seE
LIBRARY-Tnrkish Carpet, -four finely carved black
walnut Bookcases Library Table black Suit in leather
Ormolu Chandelier, Bronzes, &C.
BEDROOMS-Wlton and Brussels Carpets, silk brocade
Lambrcanin Mantei Mirrors, Bronze Clocks and Orna-
mcnts, eatnwOod and rosewood Bedeends Bureaus, Ar
moires Waslstands Lounges and Chairs en- suite, best
quality Mattresses Bolstcrs and Pillows rosewood
Secretary, Toilet Crockery, &c.
HALLS. Brussels and Wilton Carpets Mosaic inlad
Table stair Carpets Hall Stand, &c also Kitchen uten-
sits with which the sale will commence.
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TIE QUINN HoMIc1pE. PRooKLyN.

An inquest was held yesterday over the body OF
Patrick Quinn, who was found lying dead, with
deep gasl in the back OF his head, The premises
m the rear Of row or tenement houses on Will
i0ughby street. Brooklyn. The jury found YER
dict to the effect that the deceased came to his
death from injuries received by falling while Under
She influence Of alcohol The verdict also exon
crates from ali completely III the affair William
SchnideT, who was thcrcupoD discharged from
Gu6tOdy.
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AMUSEffENTS.
4 CADENY OF MUSIC
Positively NO FREE LIST
THIS WEDNESDAY, October 2, at II. NJ,
NINE. PAULINE LUCCA...............as MARGARITA
And first appearance OF
sIGNOR yIZzAEI,
sIGHOR sPARAPANI and
sIGE0R JANET.
FRIDAY, October 4, ateP.M M,
TRArIATA.
MISS CLARA L. KELLOGG AS vIOLETTA.
SATURDAY October o, att T. NJ,
L'AFRIcAINE.
Tickets for any OF the above named performances
be obtained at The Academy of Music and at Schrners
music store, T0l Broadway.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
FOR EVENING PERFORMANCES.
General admission. y
Secured seats In Parquet, Balcony, Boxes extra...
Private Boxes according to size and location,
FAMILY Circle admission
'''' FOR MATINEEs.
General admission. "
secured seats extra
PosiTivEiy No FREE LIST.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE.-CURTAIN RISES AT
~ quarter to eight precisely. Carriages may be or
Sole Lessee and Manager. AuGUsTIN DAILY
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A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n Salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade streets.
By A$I}infIfks s1i fEI8EEss 8csasst pro-

AZ iO,5 O'CLOCK, AT tnc pTlvale TeelueNCe
lie Lefiers place date IefortS street,, Brooklyn,
between Grand and Cass0n avenues.
Elegant Household Furniture, all OF which was made 10
order by Brooks OF Brooklyn; is In perfect condition.
having becn but little used and IS Of the most elegant de-
scrpton Chickering rosewood IA octave Piano, rich
HrCnzes, Mirrors, &c.. &c.
rosewood Suit in blue silk coaline satin Damask Cur
taDs to match elaborately carved rosewood Eiagerc
g frame Mapte Mirrors .araneters nad Centre and
and side Pieces real bronze chandelers Copeland Pa
figure Gssaliers rosewood 7M octave French Graad
erng Gi very brilliant and powerful tone &C. &c
DINING ROOM.-Pcgsian pattern Carpet, eahorately
carved black walnut Buffet Extension Table Sofa and
Silver Plate and Cutlery Oil Paintings ing &C., Se. CT,
green plush Secretary BOOKCASE Easy Chairs IN eather
nEDRooMsLhcgaette and Brussels russ CARPETS reps @
reaas Wa5drobes Commodes Lounges and Chairs IN
Mirrors enameied Cottage Suits Toilet Chandeliers
&c, &c.
billiard ROOM-Brussels Carpet, Phelan 4 Collcn
Table with al the appurtenances complete in splendid
HALLS.-Wi.on Carpets, black walnut Hat Stands
Bronze Figure, Gasalier, Stair Carpets, Rods, &c.
Also 81 neral assortment Of Kitchen Utensils
The above will be exhibition Wednesday, October
by permit from auctionecrs.
aLo liant fta nro tn
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w Proprfetof and Manager, Mr.. LESTER wALhACK.o
fai FHin i.sasTs asS iNTka 4 Ps GPsn sR4g6Ss fsg sSs
RENOVATED AND REpECORATED THROUGHOUT
PYGMALiON AND '0ALATEX,
which has already been acted at the Haymarket THEATRE
TWO S"fGiiN HGuNDasEDS s sSi NIaHTs, st3
produced here with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS,
the aNp xuC
MR. SOTHERN 4R tf+- q
has consented to postpone his for the sake o.
placing wortnly before tho New York public
THIS EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL PLAY, -
which will be produced under his personal direction, with
THE FOLLOWING CASTi
PYGMAIION an Athenlan sculptor QlIs frst -.
appearance AT this thcatre) MR.. GEORGE bONITACE
CHRYSOS, an art patron ........ Mr. J: y: ST0DDAhY
hhaaESsskER1ss61s haSsk1s6s 6Sryssss sS'sss
M1MOS Pygmaions slave. NIX. q. +. BROWNE
GALATEA, an animated statue ther hrst ap- 49, :.
pearance In New York;. MISS KATHARINE ROGERS,
(fr0m the principal London theatres) s@-4-
CYNISCA, Pygmalon's wife, (her. 6rst ap. -.....
pearance In this theatre MISS EDITH OHALLig
MYR1NE Pygmalions sister. MRS. fOSykN
Due notice win be gwen the Arst appearance Of -
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, tteste3
MR. EDWIN, MR. LEONARD,
MISS EFFIE GERMON,
ana MRS. JOHN SEFTON
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ITNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
hr - rvpn
fafdoa'' great Society SiaS SsisaSSrs'
"' THIRD WEEK OF AGNES
IlRGEsT XuDIESdEs EyEhs ssAfHGEED IN THIS
The play east 70 the in, strength great Comedy
elegant Scenery and Apponiments N
Mrs AGNES ETHEL, for whom the play was written
ACNE. AGNES MATTNEE every SATURDAY, atlal O'Clock.
Box Once open every day, from sA. NJ. to5P.M.
Carriages may FOR rises AT
WOODs MUSEUM MURRAY
W rp,rsg Ss9WDEp M sTN,5v HousEs ON
'"'oSpsHNe sesiSSek Rsahn!s2s sgRsa2i OF
DoMiNICK MURRAY
y" ns sTsst fsRsncsr FRoM sIad p,ame sIHa Of
aATisER hsTShhp TGspxY EeGa slSf RTaP I'm n.
The immensely sucessslT sssnM ssTisS9ue s,Tns9 of
WITH ALL THE FAvoRifE ARTISTS.
r RunIMsTEIN;1 1sTErNwAy hALL.-To. MORROW;
ANTON the srestes vns Pa"si
asf5 5dsH " SSssSsss
nS csss SsSf Han
sssss Ss.eer
sssdns snS s ssfs ssf CONCERT in
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening, October g.
u owERY THEATRE
M ssss;ss s
w make his first appearance at this theatre in new
;;sSRn ss SR Rpa%a @ s Il u s}'f & sssh sRss ss
y s as his Of Nrga and
TRe ne &c RSnpis e @
airs ortw:ny wears Mr. oNeil win be assisted by
Miss hAccIH M,,h RshSHnhs ,hSHihs pEnMAn
THE LITTLE DELMAR
and j. W. HARLEIGH.
The piece will be east the full strength Of the
Mr.. O. HARRY FRANK, the popular young actor win
shortly appear, In his new, romantic Drama Of
CAGLiosTRO.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI corner Of Twenty third street and Eighth avenue.
FIRST GRAND
CPERATJC CONCERT,
SUNDAY NIGHT,
OCTOBER, &, 1872
under the direction Of
Mr.. MAX MARETZER,
with tho principal ariits OF the
ITALIAN OPERA,
THE COMBINED CHOhusEs
OF the Academy Of Music and Grand Opera Hou.e and
THE COMBINED ORCHEsTRAS
Of the Italian Opera and the Grand Opera House.
PRICES
4I ~ bG 81 and 80 cents according to location Seats
may be- secured and atter Thursday morning. Oct j.
CONCERT HI0iNs AT s O'CLOCK.
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II NOW THY DEsTINYl-FoREwARNE is FORE.
N armed the separated ree0ncied, luck IN love and
business l5a West Forty first street, near broadway
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A uCfION SALE.
IA AUGUST MARJiNES Il co, -Ausfionetrs.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
fantings Bronzes, Panoiorte Carpets, Mirrors Ac.,
On THIS DAY (Weanesday), h.t q

A ssIGNEE'S sALE.-s HERMAN, AUCTIoNEER
"A will sell this day, October q at i0, o'clock, at 80
Class Class Wholesale Liquor store VIZ q standng Casks
Liquors; also Counters, Mirrors Chairs Tables, Ice
House, Rectifying Tubs, Once Furniture, Decks Safes
Dealers Invited By order N q BerE Assignee
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AMusEMENTs.

ISoyyrrMl ? n dnE. 6OuCICAULTa
MR.. DION BOUCiC1ULT
and sFT
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON 4f4-s
(Mrs. Dion BoucicaulO -
In the great Irish drama,
-. ..A ARRAH MA POGUE - -
AS originally performed BY him upward Of
one thousand nights
MRS. BOUCICAULT Miss Agnes Robertson) a.
ARRAH OF THE KISS. raN s't4a 80
EACH EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
In active preparation, Ea9@s 4}
JESSIE BROWN, '88ss.t4.x 4effs1
In which MISS AGNES ROBERTSON (Mrs. Dion BOuct
caulD will sustain her original character. sFEtEf
KERRY Or SiGHT AND MoRN1Na. s
In which Mr.. BOUCIuAuLT will perform. 7.y.tsca
These celebrated plays Will be produced as the
public show their desire OF any change OF the peenA
performance. - q, "a I
Seats may be secured m days N advance q The
way. ~ 80 ttt - - ~-o~-.A-a
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AsTROY,O(sY.


A TTENTI0N.--MISS WELLINGTON, lC2 WEST
"A Twenty seventh street, Sixth avenue, can he
consulted ON AL affairs of le brings the separated to-
pcther aud gives lucky numbers
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A UCTIoN SALE THIS WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON

commencing at " O'Clock precisely.
Property OF Dr. Albert A. yanderhof ESQ, leaving for
Europe at the private residcncc lis Cton place. West
Eighth street, near Sixth avenue EDWIN NICHOLS
Auotionecr Velvet Brussels Medallion Carpets magnin
cent rosewood ~ octave gTaEd scsc pisnoorie Marie
IN crimson satin brocate plush and reps; gildcd and
niaid Tables, Cabinets Eaqercs yardneres; Oil Paint
Ait Bookcase rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, Buff
cRslrs lounges wanrt yep suts buiiet. Extension
Table. Glass, China, Silver Ware, Cutlery, Ac Goods
unity.
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FINE ARTS.

OIL PAINTINGS CAREFULLY CLEANED AND RE-
~ stored: particular attention given 10 family por.
traits &C parties desiring II have their pictures
done on their own premises. Office 564 Broadway, up
stairs residence, 1856 West Twelfth street. Preserve
this II interested
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PRICES
4I 81 30 81 md 80 cents according to location Seats
may BE- secured and after Thursday morning, Oct
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LIZ noI cARoTTE.

THE FIRST SUNDAY CONCERT will take place on
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, October ., conducted by
Mr. MAX MARETzEK and with the ITALIAN OPERA
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DEvOLuTION IN SHOE eLACKING. SPLENDID
III patented discovery 10 assign new valuable Shoe
Haruess and Furniture Polish has be- lately
and patented Its properties and cheapness make IL the
best known. and viii enable lis to uppant every
old backing seller the working O the said discovery for
the United States or foreign countries 10 be sold Prin
cipals only address apply, from "a II a. NJ at
Mr q. MAYS, 657 Sixth avenue corner Tblrtyeighh ST.
CTANLEY HAS REAPED HoNORs BY DOING HIS
- work promptly and thoroughly: have taken the
same road TO success Try us STUYyEsANT FAMILY)
LAUNDRY, ls3 Eighth street, between Broadway and
Fourth avenne.
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...! .....- - 80 rs5, OI1 W Ei1Nf, &c.
L,RANKFIELD h co, JEWELLERS zoe sfyTIt
u avenue, corner q fourteenth street aud i3 Echth
Watches sterling ssser and pps, silver Plate2 Ware
prices, .,.r--sG-- ' ~ N, ~ wy ~"
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CLOTHINGs
AT i, TSyn AvEEgE, $$ss!!wEEX wAsHfNeToS
he astonicd at the prices given for CastoR Clothing
Carpets and Jewelry. Never before have such high
prices been paid as we are bound e ~ On order and
goods must be had For Coats from % to $40 Pants 81 10
80; Dresses 50 SO Please call address above
ATM. MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLIsHMENTS
IA 9 and lul Sixth avenue, opposite Eighth street,
ladies and gentlemen receive the utmost value i
cash for their Cnst0n Clothing Carpets Jewclry, Laces
&C.. Please call on or address the number above
Ladies waited on by Mrs Marks Please Try, and SATISFY
yourself
A TTENTioN IN. ABRAHAMs, 2N SEVENTH AVE
N nue., Twenty sixth street. pays 80 more
for ladies' and gents Casto Clothing than any other
store in Seventh avenue. Call address, Ladies at.
tended by Mr. or Mrs. Abrahams.
At s. MIsli's, 1877 THIRD AvENUE-LADTES AND
"A gentlemen can receive the highest price for CASTOR
Clothing and Carpets by calling or addressing Ladies
attended by Mrs Mish
AT THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, sl6 SIXTH
n avenue, near F0rty-sixth street. Having Just
ceiyed large order from Omaha for Castof Clothing
and Carpets will positively pay Tor Pants from TO S6
Coats IS to $2o Dresses SO TO $50 Try and satisfy
self by calling ON or addressing Mr.. or Mrs FLATTO.
AT 800 BROADWAY, ROOM O. REAR OFFICE mo
IA sign)-Will pay more for silks, Lacos Md Gloves
and all Dry Goods than any other oicc strictly con1
dentiaL fawnsbIokers Tickets bought.
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A UCTION SALE THIS DAY AT 1N
"A West 26th st, between 9Th and 7th CONNIE ncne
at l03a o'clock. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer sells all the
lots TO suit purchasers comprsngyiz, rosewood Piano
fortc rich PaQr Suits Bedroom Suits Brussels Carpets
OIL Paintings Lace Curtains single and double Bed
seads Bureaus Wardrobes &C. curled hair Mattresses
Lounges, &c. Also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen
Furniture Buffet Extension Table, Plate Cutlery, China,
Glassware, &c, &c,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-06

NNUE Y. 4 T. z. r. co. K ANX1OUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains: aud they take this method Of warning pa
rente and guardians against the dangers attending
III. too common practice Of children playing about
~ue,r car. ana locomotives. Those having in charge
sne business of the Company find it impossible to
ekKsuApE boys. - no frequent the termini and stop
pig places II the r,ad from climbing upon the
san and engines; aud they wall feel themselves
seiiSsd to resort to more DECIDED measures. if these
eoaevas,ces are continued. Recent sccidents,
~hiet are wholly ascribabis to the earelessnsss Of
Dorsous ID jumping on and on the ears whom IN
= otion, should be vssning snough in tAsnsslvss.
y. YERINQrOS. supsriatsndsss.
asyf1s. 1S1s.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO.. IA.
U~I,rn s,.r.s REGISTERS OFFICE,

Az Q
AURORA, Nevada. August -. 1872.
NeTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. VI.
y S-a~ell. h ". NcKinstry. William Van
voorhiee and David Med .uxal have thi. day
fled flu this Off"e a diagram tcgethcr with 8 no
tice Of appl cati"n for \ patent from the CRited
states. under Acts of Congress approved July
2e 1856 and Nav 10. 1871. for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or lode Of
qnariz or other rock in place, bearing gold and
silver. know as the Antelope Lode. situated or
Silver Hill. in the E-m-ralda Mining District.
ismerslds county. Sra'e of Nevada, and more
particularly described as follows: Beginning al
the Nhim" shaft On said lode; thence along tn.
vein or lode north 81 deg 10 min. castillo 5
feet; thence north IS deg. 80 min. eist-32a.5
feet to east end Of location. Returning 10 point OF
beginning; thence south SO deg so min. west
lis 3 feet; thence north so deg. IS min west
us ? feet; tt ence north 81 deg. So min. west
il feet; thence south Sc deg. Is min. west
s. | feet: III nee south Il deg. 25 min. west =
172 ; feet max ing l 200 feet in length by 2a'
feat vide, and fully described in plat Of the sur
vey OF said lode and claim posted thereon and
filed in this office, containing five and 1900
acres. embracing said lode and one hundred feet
on each side Of the center thereof. The lode and
claim are near the clsim and lode known As the
Lady LAM on the south, and on the north.
cas-. and west are bounded by no known a
From developm nts made the "Whim' shaft Is
accepted A. embraced in the l,de. thu nearss'
mine Is the Lady Jare mine on the south. The
location Of said Antelope lode il OF record in the
ONCE Of the Mining Recorder Of said District, At
Aurora, Eameralda county, Nevada, and the
notice and diagram Of aid lode and claim can b.
found posted near the .whim'' shaft there-n.
WILSON BUTLER, Register.
ana 60d
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q. p. r. R.

nv AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1872
" Trains will leave Reno a. follows:
Overland Passenger Train for Wsdsworth. Win.
nemucca, Carlin, Toano, Ogden and } asst. l q. m
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train fol-
Ogden and East. s. % =. M.
Overland Passenger Train for Marysville, Red
dug for Oregon. Sacramento Stockton, Lath-op,
Merces (for Yosemite) Upton Cfor Los Angelica.
San Jose and san FRANCISCO. 2 10 a. m.
OvsrtRad Freight and Accommodation Train for
san fraa'e SEQ, H. .. n. ia .r' q .
A. N. TOwNE. Gsn'lsupt.
r. Il. GOODMAN, aenl Pass'r and TiekstAga
ss2oH
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Dr.. lie Richau's GOLDEN BALSAM No.

cures Tertisry, M~ercurial, Syphilitic Rheuma
tism, Pains in the Bon es. Bscko the Neck, u
osrsted Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Iumps
and Contracted Cords. Stiffness Of the Limbs
and erzdicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse Of
n~ercury-lesving the blood pure and healthy
Price, IS per bottle, or two for 50.
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H HAPPY HOUR.
By NJ. F. BUTTS.

BY NJ. F. BUTTS.
The busy day i over,
The household work is done;
Thee ares that fret the morning
Have faded with the sun;
And. in the tender twilight,
I>ti in happy rest,
With n darling little baby
Asleep upon my breast.
White lids, with Silken fingers,
shut out the waning light;
\ little hand. close folded,
Hold mammals fingers tight:
And, IN their soft, white wrapplngS
At last in perfect rest.
Two dainty feet arr cuddlcd
Like brides in Il nest.
All hopes and loves unworthy
Depart at this sweet hour:
All pure and noble lOnEingS
Renew their holy power;
For Christ. WHO. in the Virgin
our motherhood has blest,
Is near to every IN
With 4 baby on her breast.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of w. NJ. Boring, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
y dersigned, Public Administrator of E-meral-
da county. State Of Nevada. 10 til" creditors 81.
and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased. TO exhibit the -aua with the necessary
vouchers. within four months from the publiCa
ton of this notice, to the undersigned. At hi.
Office in the town Of Aurora, E-merslfa county
State Of Nevada. SAM'L YoUNGS,
Public Administr tor.
Aurora. New. AuC. "a, 1>12 sug2S:4m
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REGYsrR&T40S NOTICE.

A-OTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N Registry b. n fr Jacks Valley Election
Precinct 20 l.. naUEls a. county. Nevada, are now
open, ~ the ,fica of the undersigned. at his
house il. sail Jack : VALLEY, for the registration
of the names & the qualified electors IN -aid cleo
tion rr-tInct AT the genet al election to be held on
the 5th d.y If November. 1872. and W II continue
20 be pen fUr such registration between the hours
At 10 ofClntfs a. IN and 4 o'citck p. m OF all legal
DAYS tr,m The Ist day If Jaly iSI2, 10 and i'll
Guiding the 2lsr day OF october, 1872. and from :
o'clock u m 10 clock .. IN turing the ten
DAYS preceding the sad 2lst day of October. 1872,
on which, day. At . oiciock p. M, tine said regis
tration shall close.
All narura'lz-,i citizens must produce their
Naturalization papers to- be slammed according to
law or come prepared to prove their loss.
A. b. JOHNS,
Regi.trv Agent. fr Jacks Valley Precinct, known
AZ Jacks Valley House"
Jacks Valley. August 81, ls12- ssl-td
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY NOTIFY ALL CITIZENS NOT To
/ purchase any part # the cr'p- on the sweeney
and Frank ThO-ne's ranches. on the Lake HI. Ter
road, from n. JONES. re presenting himself as
my partner, IS no sale " i'll he vaiii without my
assent thereto. :. +. THuRNE-
Car on City, Sept. 10. 1S12 -ell-Im.
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Omcinl Directory.

DISTRICT orFiOEra.
Hon HARpIv HART, Dallas, Judge lith Judicial Dis
trat.
Il. Il. RAY, Esq., Dallas, Dl0rlct Attorney.
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To ANxIors INQUIRIES.


What has beea printed in Tho
Press about my trip To Texas has
overwhelmed me with Inquiries. |
can neither answer my correspond
cnts nor my visitors. knew how
much interest was folt in the South
west. but did not know low MANY
of our best people would ike 70 20
there, the followers of Col. Scott, as
artisans and farmers. Let mc re-
peat TO these that Texas, Of all tho
Southern States, is
THE wHITE NAN S COUNTRY.
Ithas territory cf2s0 600 square
miles of arabic land. lis climate.
especially along the iino Of oar road,
(sontfrscf On fowr'6 p.,ge
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Al, Royal Arch Masons.
Companions, you are hereby summoned 70 at.
tend u Stated cOnvocaton of Dallas Chapter,
No. 47, on Monday sTon'ng, Sept %. ls79,
A.. early candle lighting. " command q T tue
M.E.E, r. THos WALKER, Secretary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

DALLAS LODGE, No. A. l. o. O. f., meets on
every Wednesday night, ~ the Odd Follows
Hall JNO. d. KERFO0T. N. g.
JAsG. coMMErFoBp, Sec.
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.OCIE TIE = .

DALLAS CoNMANDERY, No. G, Knighis Tomp
lar will meet at the asylum, in the town o,
nnlles on tine Thursday after the last Saturday
!" JOHN GOOD, E. c.
FRANZ AusTIs, Recorder.
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WHAT I SAW IN TEXAS.
A Paper by John w. Forney.

An Inner View of Te1aS and It's Peo
ple-A Fertile and Louely Region
and Haspitable and Courteous
Citizenry- Pen Pictures of Lite
upon the Southern Prairies = The
Route of the Great Highway thro'
a Delightful Information
for the Capitalist and Immigrant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

TANNEUILL LODGE. No. 52, T. 4. NJ, meots on
the second and last Satl rday o. each month, at
JK +. RECORD, W. II.
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A STRIKING SCENE

took place just before wa reached
Shreveport, when the Lotus No. 3
hauled up 10 discharge a large
quantity of corn for the use of the
hands who lived On the plantation
of Colonel Cummings, a wealthy
planter before the war, and still a
man Of substance, who was among
the passengers. The colored popu-
laiion rushed forward 10 greet him.
Several Of the picanninies were
stark naked, and they were only
made conscious Of their condition
by the laughter of the passengers.
Col. Cummings works his vast cs-
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Of this part of Northern Texas is
delightful. In summer the heat
rarely reaches so degrees, and is
hardly cold enough in winter for
snow. The bottom lands produce
a bale Of cotton, or forty bushels of
corn, to the acre. They are well
supplied with timber-pine, cy-
press, walnut, oak, and ash. We
saw Kelley iron works, seven miles
from Jefferson, and found him
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RIDGELY ENCANIpMBNT, No. 25, I. O. o. F..
meets on the first and Third Friday nights of
each month, at the Odd Follows Hall
E. W. HUNT, c. +.
Attest: JOHN n. KERfoOl s'rlbe.