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THE ILLUSTRATED
CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL
vo1ume Fffty-Six

s...,.ce NJ Mind is the central
~ ~ oronnd which revOlve the whO,G cilo iii
70 aa;amca r. r. the key to universal Know.
cde p and Self. knowledge is the Key ~ 'No
Science Of Mind. ,,4..11a 1asis
phrenolOgy is the demonstraoieeh ua ~.
Vol Mental Philosophy. It shows aom "., ~"
,,ars;t;es Of human character ana cap"Icl.J
sra reiated to tie laws of the universe; mar
monizes the human being with inc Di y
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~nw Thyself.e Since the TIRE
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The origin Of Life, still more m
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THE POETS CORNER.
Faith.


In the cleaning, when my darlings,
In their dainty robes Of white
BY their mothers knees have murmured
Jesus keep US through the night"
To their little orb, white-curtained,
Where the upper shadows fall,
Nestled in my arms, take them
Through the long, unlghted hall.
Swift, in rayless silence round us,
Close the deepening shades Of night;
Ozark /" my blue-eyed Berthe whispers,
Half in awe and half in fright.
ozark! /" the baby brother echoes,
With hush upon his glee;
When my BERTHE, nesting nearer,
Whispers softly, Papa see!"
Blessed, blessed faith of childhood.
Father, grant this faith to me;
Dark the shadows round me gather,
But know that thou dost see.
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Phoebe Items.
iFrom the Record of the 2Oth.l

a suit is now pending i'm the Dis
trlct Court for q divorce, Nancy J. Van
StelnberS being plaintiff, and joseph
r.. Nanstelnberg the defendant. About
tiie iUth OF last month, the defendant
sueu out a writ of habeas corpus to
OBTAIN poSsesseSsion of a female child
ABOUT three years old, the only issue
%, lhe marriage between the parties.
me writ was made returnable before
Judge Fuller in open court. The child
was Drought into court by the moth
cr' III oDecience 10 the writ. Mrs. v.
appeared IN person, accompanied by
.. =. roster as her counsel. Her
was also present, with Judge
fitZer as his counsel. After hearing
Il large amount of testimony and the
argument of counsel, the Court award
ed the enid to the custody of the
mother until the final termination of
the action for divorce, which is still
pehdlng, ana ordered defendant not
to modest or in any manner
interfere with the child. On
Mohday, about > p. NJ, the defend
ant vent % BullionvIlle, where he
Iound the child and took forcible pos
session of it and bore it away. This
state OF facts coming tothe knowledge
OF the Court by proper affidavit, Van
stelnberg was brought up on a charge
OF contempt. lie made no denial of
the charge INC was adjudged guilty.
At l O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
Judge Fuller sentenced Nansteinberg
to pay a fine Of $50 and stand commit
ted for two days. Mr.. V. was commit
ted to the County Jail.
N tho IInr,;rto, tr;oI ,.o.1-
one witness made this statement :
They tell me there were only three
shots tired, but [ thought there were
a Dozen" Attorney" Are your ears
so unused to the sound of a pistol shot
that you could think there were only
three?" Witness Yes. / never saw
a man killed before" Attorney
" How long have you been on the Pa.
citic COAST" Witness" Since 40"
The audience surprised.) Attorney
" How long in Pioche?" Witness
Since five days after the last gener-
al election" (Greater SURPRISED At
tOrney-'' And vet, sir, you saw that
you are unaccustomed to hearing the
reports of pistols and guns?" Wit
ness-"Ycs; | never saw Il man killed
before i'll my life" Can such things
be:-REP.
AT an early hour yesterday morn
ing a sol of Patrick Dougherty, who
resides on the hill back OF Cedar street,
was taken with commissions. DR.. Lee
was sent for, ana on reaching the
house administered such remedies as
were best suited for such a case, but
without avail, and the boy died. He
was about we years old. lie was in
good health the evening before, and
the announcement of his death yeste"-
day morning was Il surprise to all in
the n0ighborhood.
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Cornuoopia.

We yesterday interviewed j. f
Ramsey and Johnny OL.aughlin
who have Just returned from the new
mines. They We're o tavorably i'm
pressed Aith the outlook Of the new
FL Dorado. The reports given 10y
them are c~orr0borative of those re-
Gently given III the SENTINEL, to wit:
that the whole thing has been greatly
over estimated. There is a bare posi-
bility that there is II ledge IN the
district-the Leopard, owned by Free
man & Co., of Elko. The balance Of
the claims are located on float rock,
some OF which Is very rich, but occur
ing in limited quantities. There has
never been in the entire district at
any one time to exceed II hundred
and fifty men. Many of these are
now getting out as fast as possible:
The Elko people blow long anG loud
for the camp, bnt none of them have
vet exhibited their confidence IN It's
permanencv and value 10y shipping
goods to it. Town lotsin the principal
townsite are held at figures ranging
from II drink OF whisky to thirty
dollars with no takers. 10 sum up
the new mines may be confidently
set down as Il hUmhug.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DHENIN SILVER MINING COMPA-
NY. Location OF principal place
of business, San Francisco, Cal. loca-
ton of works, Eureka, Eureka county,
state of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
ing of Tho Board of Directors held on the
h;th day of August 1873, an assessment
no, l2) of twenty-five G2ol cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable mhledlaVet
i'm United states gold and silver com, 10
the secretary, at the office of the com,
panv, room 26 Hayward's Building, Az
California street, san Francisco, can
fornia.
shall remain unpaid on the nth DAY OF
Srntembpr, 1873, will he deemed dem
ouent and advertised for sale AT puoiic
auction, and unless payment Is hlaGe
before. will be sold on the pA1
OF OCTOBER. 1873, to pay the delln-
nuent assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF SAFE.
Dy order Ofthe Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUlRE, secretary:
Office Room 20 Hayward's Building, no.
1i0 California street. san Francisco,
au9-td
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CLOSING OUT.-D. Mannheim has caused
immense posters to be distributed apou
town, announcing ms d1leriilha'toa w.
49, ont his stock of dry and
Gods withinthe next sixty days, at less
fhan cost in a Francisco. Here is a
rn"a chance for the ladies, for Dave
Means business. He intends TO carry on
he grocery business exclusively mere
Or ana must sell or his dry goods TO
rnon The stock is complete, new
ana fashionable, and the prices, as an
nounced in his poster, are below oedrock.
Go to Manheim's and buy yourself rch'
iyp0
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FROM SALT LAKE.-M. j. Frank
lin, of the dry goods firm of Meyers
& Franklin, is back from the city Of
the Saints. lie recounts many mel
dents OF his trip, md says that he mad
a general good time. lie saw the big
tabernacle, and heard bingham
preach, but does not permit that ne
was converted to the doctrine OF poly
camv. Like a majority OF those VINO
visit other localities, he returns better
pleased than ever with the business
prospects OF Eureka.
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SELECT SCIIooL.-Mrs. a. Glllelend
riyes notice under the head of New
To-Day" that she will open a select
school in the vestry of st. james
Episcopal Church next Monday Inc
fearhcr. Mrs. Ribbins having deter
miuel TO dismiss ler school, all those
who prefer sending their children 10
n nrivate institution of Tearing. VIII
be afforded an opportunity by apply
ING to Mrs. Gillelend.
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FErtRNED.-Ihe excursion party
organized a pilgrimage to Secret
(lyon day before yesterday, return
last night, having been fastened
llgWard by the breaking out of
Easles among them. They had a
r. pleasant time during their brief
!, III the country, and would have
erAlllued the visit till Saturday, but
NE unfortunate circumstance of
'eoI IN number becoming i'll.
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RUMoRED DIvIDEND.-lt is mor
that the Eureka Consolidated has oe-
clared another dividend of one dollar
per share. We have nothing Official
on the subject.
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TIE JAIL.-This substantial struc-
ture is about completed. Workmeh
were Yesterday engaged in applying
the tire-proof paint to the roof. Nun
the exception of a few finishing
touches all improvements on the
county buildings are compiled.
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MOTHER BIG MINING SUIT. - 1t
ms that all valuable mining prop
and litigation are iuseperably
fnected. The papers in another
(p9rtant suit in this district We're
FL IN The clerks office yesterday.
+ htle OF the case is Cole e Briggs
! NE HooSac Mining Company.
! know moth rg whatever of the
Fr's OF the ase Messrs. Ellis Il
~, OF Carson, are the attorneys
/ plaintiffs.
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'oNE TO HIS RANCH.-County
[eaSufer Seaton, accompanied by his
(mllY, went down to his stock ranch
Esriuay, on the western slope of
%auIoid mountain. Bill will have Il
4 ahu rodeo and brand all OF his cat
| oelore returning.
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RAIN.-We were visited by a pleas
ant thunder shower yesterday even,
inc. about six o'clock, which rendered
the night following cool and braclnS'
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rock REPORT.

rock REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Fl.
MORNING BOARD:
Fnir, ~ r My 9k, Oh. 9's, 9A.-
FaldS >; AZ. 35A, 35s4 bio, 35H.
F?iI9F;y or ~ %. 22N.
I,rn Point, S5:,oo
owl owl 46h, 46, AZ b3O.
lfnyiaI IL SO. IL bJo.
II. quartz IL.
E.ntrck, ~, az.
l fPissr. GiH, IS b3o, CAS-.
Nevada, 50
t11 R%leScr, ) slN, al4 b9o.
lney.l ], sao
prman, ~, odo' o. a.
rcc:cr, +, Il:
PM Sonia 10, 10y lSh. 10 b3o. lsA.
esn.tcJE%rbocker, ~, pa, 2,2N.
Fillmore, rs. ~.
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