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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-11-06
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~ =! IT, = - -
delivered at the Triennial Reunion Of
the Army Of the II@mes, New York;: Oct:
Fl. IT, >'ta!. ,;tf,s, 18th =, .si:;rr. ..-..
Ti!, ~ '%r.i ~. r -:
IL. No tears for them who bore the proof a
OF heroes, in their f0emen's seal ~"
" Of'blazing shaft, and blunted steel,
Aud ramping chargers needless hool:
Free from the duty Of breath, . 49,. !:
From sense OF woe and sense Of wrong,
They sleep, AS wheels the world along
In tie sweet dignity Of death. u. : !.
No tears for them9 Tears, then, for whomr
Tears for ourselves, whose little lives-~
Bound to our children and our Wives
Or fastened to some precious tomb.
Where sleeps an idol; baser still,
Tied to our lucre and OUR lust,
Betrays each hour the sacred trust
Left us by heroes to fulfill 49,.
Tears for tho thieves who rob tho dead,
I'm robbing those their death bereft,
And waste the gold that love has lett
BY gambling with the nations bread!
Tears for the demagogues who trade
In feuds of party and Of race,
And seek for plumber aud for place
In striies their own vile hands have made!
Tears for the Rings Of perjured souls
That grind the rich aud poor alike,
And steal the grist from whico they
strike,
:.or those they serve, the stingy tolls!
Tears for the realm that blindly shelves
Its men Of noblest brain and brawn,1
And crowds its councils with the spawn
OF little men who choose rhemrelves!
Tears tor the men who basely hold
The nation to its paper lies,
Against the wisdom Of tue wise,
And shame the eagle n their gold!
Tears for the land that builds Of rags
Its edifioe of power and wealth,
And holds the happiness and health
Ofsoverign States in carpet bags.
Ay, tears for those who, shred and shorn-
Not b!ameless, but our brothers still
In common lot and Gods good will
Dy Earring policies and feuds
OF race with race, till fain to fly
From their ancestral homes, or die
In silent, hopeless multitudes.
o bro hers Of the gun and glaive.
. living Army OF the James,
How shall we answer to the claims
OF the Beloved and buried brave3
BY pledging now our good right hand,
BY ple1sing now our loyal word,
That, selfish lust, to love deferred,
Aud gain to God and native land,
We here declare eternal strife,
Aye-battlc to the hilt-with those
Who traffic in the nations woes,
Aud live upon the nations life.
o peace-in shame and banishment
y industry-with folded arn,sl;
. land Of beauty, from whose charms
Have fed tho graces Of content
There is no cure for feud and sohism
In law, that is not born OF love,
Or party st,ifes that rise above
The holy claims of patriotism.
0 stately shade Of martyred men,
Who mark our petty ends and aims,
Warm US with your diviner flames,
And save your country once again.
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"Cut OF, was the answer.
''How come dey cut off!'
"Feet was fros-bit. Like ter kill
"Whst 20 n.mes" asked Joe.
"What were 20 ole mas name?''
didn't have no ole mas'."'
"Was you Z natchul free niggcr?'
"Dunno what you mean," said Kiah.
'"Fore We was all sot free," explained
Little Joe. "Wos you born wild = ole
mas an 4 ole mis- or was you born
free!-jes' natchully Free"
Free, said Kiah, thus placing hifh-
self, as every Southerner knows, under
the ban Of Joe's contempt. "Umph |!
my Lor'! Dat pie do sholy smell
good.''
"You look hongry," said Joe, gravely.
II is, said Kiai, ''hungry Is dog"
Negroes are generous creatures, and
Joe's mind was fully made up to give
Kiah a piece Of pie; but before he sig.
nitied this benevolent intention he
rested his clutches under his shoulders
and swung his misshapen feet almost in
Kiah's face. He lecred at him; he
grinned at him; he stuck his chin in his
face, and made dash at him with the
crowd Of his head; finally swapping his
eyes and slapping his sides and swing
ing his heels to the following edition Of
"Iuba," repeated with incredible rap
id'ty and indescribable emphasis:
Ruby.eyed 's:mmon seed
Sec Billy hoppin' ies' in time.
Juba dis an 9uiA dat,
Julia killed de yaller cat,
Roun' de fittle o. 'possum fat.
Whoop.a-hoy whoop-a.hoyl
Double step o Jubal
Forty pound o candle grease
Settin on de mantel piece.
Don't you zee old Granny Gracel.
She look 30 homely in De ace.
Up de vail an down de 'tition.
Gimme az sharp - sickle, I.
Cnt 0eniggefs woooen pipe
What eet up Ill d snaesonge1i
CT up DIR, yea Nttle nggef! 5.>- -
Can't you PIT deJc A1
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i SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
! DRY. & K GODS 9: } 6 !:
=, ~. :.s:.: DIRECT To
D.: W.; .SlIngersou & Co.

St. Paul. +, They will fill all orders at
the very lowest prices, and send goods
G. O.. D. to any part Of the State. The
trade built up by Messrs.t Ingersoll &
90. through their order department
is very large, AMI their. reputation for
, fair dealing and low priceG is such as
; to commend them to all Of our readers
who wish good goods at low prices.
They will send samples upon sppli.
cation, and we heartily recommend
them to all our readers. Max june2s
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place, till iii animal heat is out and
the poultry thoroughly cold and dry.
Avoid freezing, as poultry wiMs mot.
keep long after thawing. Wrap in
thin, light. strong paper.F Brown, and
dark, heavy paper, shaEing:s' too much;
acid: init, injuries the poultry THO,
head Should be wrapped separately. AL.
ways pack: head, downward. This
throws 1.-THE ''|:'. soft; entraifs
on' 1.-THE breast = bone, * the
poultry keeping longer in this position.
Pack in clean, dry, tight -four barrels:
Geese and ducks, after being killed,
should have all the feathers picked Off,
then rubbed all over, thoroughly with
fine resin, after which Dip hem in boil.
ing hot water, in and out seven or eight
times, then rub off the pin.feathers,
after which wash of the fowl with
warm water, using soap and .aa'.,ha;nd
brush. Immediately after, rinse them
well in cold water, then hang them up
by the feet in cool, dry place till they
are thoroughly dry, when they can be
wrapped and packed as before suggest
ed. Poultry thus dressed and packed
will, in moderately cold weather, keep
sweet and fresh for fifteen or twenty
days, and can be shipped from the ex-
treme West with safety, by freight.
.| '.- -
Pure, soft water is, the best of all
blood purifiers. - It: dissolves almost
every impurity that may find its. way
into the blood, and passes it: off through
the skin, lungs and kidneys, thus wash.
ing out the blood without any :irrita-
ton in passing through the system and
without those chemical changes and de.
posits which are likely: to ! arise from
the action of drugs. Why then use
doubtful, dangerous and often injurious
drugs for purifying the blood; when
pure simple, safe, pleasant and far more
'edectual water may: be had without
money and without price?;:
A hot lemonade is one of the best
remedies in the world for a cold. Tt
acts promptly and effectively, and has
no unpleasant after effects. One lemon
properly squeezed, cut in slices, Jul
with sugar, and cover with half pint
Of boiling water. Drink just before
going to bed, and do not expose your:
self on the following day. This rem:
edy will ward off an attack Of the chills
and fever if used promptly.
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Attorneys Tor Applicant. luip 900
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
N0rICK NO. $40.
n. 4, survey No. tIi.

TT \. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u. New. July @. is1t.-Notlce u hereby
given that the kOsSUTH MINING COM
PhNY.a corporation organized and existing
under the laws OF the State OF California, and .
address and principal place Of business Is at
ssn francisco. California, has by i. II. Scott,
H. SUPERINTENDENT, and J. r. Cautin. this day
made application for twenty seven hundred
n ZOO linear feet Of the ko.suth lode, called
The Kos,uih Mining Company's claim. Deyil'-
Gate Mining District, Lyon county. Nevada,
tion fron the south line OF u. \. Survey No.
o., claimed by the Dayton Silver Mining Com.
pany, along the line Of said vein or lode, and
embracing the zane. with all its dips. spur.
angles and variations, with surface ground coo
feet In width. and Described In tho plat and
wit:
Beginning at q post marked No. I, U. &. Sur.
vey No. IS, whence the corner IN sections .. 0.
10. II, Township 10 north. Range n east. besrs
north 2! degrees 20 minnie, west i.lao feet.
SAX degrees east 70: feet. Poet No.. 4 Of Sur
vey No. 90 bears Forth IN degrees east 30 feet.
and running thence, f%rri-north TN degrees
east 600 feet, To- poet marked No. Z, US. Survey
No. 60; thence. s~econd-souih i2H degrees
east AGO feet. 70 q post marked No. :. u. =.
coo feet. 10 . post marked No. 4, u. s. Survey
No. a.; thence. f~ourh-norh iaX degrees
west 400 feet, to the place Of beginning. aud
containing within said described boundaries
thirty. scvcn and 1900 tsT.i9l acres Of land.
Bearings expressed from true meridian; mag
netic variation 10 degrees 30 minutes east.
Tho location OF tho claim 10 Of record and
may be found In Book "a" page Is, OF tho
mining records OF Devils Gate Mining District,
kept at Silver City, In the once OF the Mining
Recorder Of said Mining District: -
The names OF the adjoining claimants on the
sam or Other lodes aro - follows. The Day.
ton mining claim on line northerly on the sams
iode; the Alhambra, Metropolitan and Genersee
mining claims lying wesfAardly Thereof on
In nd Regtster. d
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II ossUru MINING COMPANY

Gold nm. Story county. New, July ), 1874.
iv6 pnd
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. a4I.
U. =. Survey No. 85.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
W New, July Z, 1sTt,-Notice 10 hereby
given that the ALA Silver Mining Company. Q
corporation organized and existing under the
laws of the state a. California, and q citizen OF
the United States, whose post once address
and principal place Of business 10 at San Fran.
cisco. California. has by q. Derby. its agent,
this day made application for eighteen hundred
u.sO0) linear feet OF the Woodville lode, called
the Alta Silver mimi; C%ompany's claim, Gold
Hiil Mining District, storey county. Nevada.
extending $50 feet In a northerly direction
from the location OF the shan along the line Of
said vein or lode. and embracing the same. with
all iis dips, spurs, angles and variations. with
surface ground coo feet In width, and described
In the plat and field totss on file In my once as
Beginning At tho woodvillc post, located
about ~ feet south 81 degrees sast Of the Alta
shalt, running thence, nr-t courre-north iDo
west 800 feet, 10 post No. 2; thence, second
e~ourse-north ~ degrees east 600 feet, TO post
No. Q; thence, third course-souih 10 degrees
east $500 feet, to post No. I thence, fourth
e~ourse-souih ~ degrees west Co feet, TO poet
No. I, the place OF beginning. crossing In its
course the Alta shan At $50 feet. containing -
1y.iW acrer. fDm post No. ! the auarter sec.
Township 10 north. Range II east, Mount
DlAblo Meridian. bears south ~ degrees IS
minutes east i.3O0 feet distant.
The extent Of the lode 10 unknown. Courses
and bearings expressed from the true meridian;
magnetic variation iek degree, east.
The Alta Company'r claim IL bounded on the
.outh by the wccdsille claim the Lady wash.
ingion claim lies 10 the west.
The location OF the claim IL CT record. and
may be found In Book a." page 40, OF the
mining records OF Gold Hill District. kept Of
Virginia CITY. In the onice OF the County he.
sordeF OF Storey eV %sbbSSiirHus WAITE.
INV INI
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ApPLIoArIoN FOR PATENT
NOTICE No. as.
]. \. Survey Ne. D.,


TT ". LAND oPFICE. CARSON CITY
". Nevada, Nay n. isIl.-No!ice 10 here
by given that the Dayton No. . Mining Com.
pany. by its agent, Il. l.. Thomas. whose post
office address Il Of Virginia City Storey county,
Nevada, has made application for United states
patent for eight hundred $500 linear icet Of the
Eureka lode and Dayton No. 2 Mining Com.
pany's claim, DEVILS Gate Mining District,
Lyon county, Nevada, extending ~ feet In .
northcrly direction from the location notice.
along the line OF paId vein or lode, and embrac-
Ing the sane, with all lie dips, spur, angles
width, and deseribed on the plat and field notes
on die In my once n follows. to-wit:
Beginning At post No. ], located about 10
feet west OF the Virginia and Carson Toll Road.
being the northwest corner OF the Memnon
Compaby's Survey. No. 80, and whence \ Sec.
chip 10 north. Range II east. bears south ] do
gree D minutes west l,iSJ ieet. and whence
al,o Memnon Compsny's shait bear. south 81
degrees 10 minutes east SO feet. and running
from said poet No. !, nrst eo~urre-along north
ern line OF Membon Company's Survey, No. 10,
east 100 feet, 70 station NO: = on hon,e top;
thence, second eonrre-n north go feet, 10 poet
No. . thence, third courre-west 40 feet, 70
poet No. 4; thence. fourth c~ourre-south 300
icet, TO point OF beginning, poet No. ], con.
tanning I 35-lO0 acres.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. with a magnetic variation OF iC de-
grecs 10 minutes eat.
The location Of the claim 10 recorded In Book
II - ON pages 40 and 2oi, Of the mining rec
ords OF the Devils Gate and Chinatown Mining
District, kept at silver City. In the ONCE OF
the Mining Recorder Of said district.
The nsmes Of the adjoining claims are the
Mooney and whitemAn Company's claim on
the north. and the Memnon Company's mining
myss cd %ADoLPuUs WAITE, Register.
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APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
sO1Tpp IN oaa o. --Ss
U. 4. survey Ne. 90.

TT D.. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
W Nevada. May Is, 1874. Notice 70
hereby given that r. Schroeder, John 3,
Kaneen, Benz. whiteman, John Deininger, n.
j. Franklln and @. Mooney. whose Post-of1ce
address 10 ct Virginia City, Storey coanty, Ne
yada, have made application for United States
beet on the Mooney and whiteman lode, Moo
ney and Whiieman Company's claim, Devils
Gate Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada,
extending $50 feet In . noftherly direction from
the location OF post No. !. along the line Of said
vein or lode. and embracing the same, With all
fAce grtund go feet In width, and described on
the plat and aeld notes on die In my ONCE a.
pillows, to-wit:
Commencing 81 poet No. I, located about 20
feet west Of the Virginia and Caron Toll Road.
q which point Mount Lincoln bears south tsk
degrees east. The Mooney and Waterman
shan bears north CAV degrees east iG3 feet dis.
tsnt; thence running, ist eoupe-east 80
feet. 10 post No. .; thence, second course
north $50 feet, to post No. 8; thence, third
eourse-west 600 feet. TO post No. Z thence.
fourth eourse.scuth go feet. TO post Ne. 8, at
which point the \ section corner on the west
line Of section u, township 10 north, range II
east, Mount DiAblo meridian. bear south .
degrees east LIZA feet thence, nnh course
east 30 ieet, TO post No. ], the place Of begin.
ming. containing . 20-loo acres.
Courses expressed nom true meridian, with
q magnetic variation OF 10 degrees ~ minutes
east.
This claim adjolns the Dayton No. Q claim
upon the north. and 10 In the vicinity Of the
Columbia. Daney. Mcmnon and Brooks claims.
The location IL recorded In Book &C." Mis-
cellaneous. on pages Cos and Cos, OF the mining
the once OF the County Recorder OF Lyon
county. In the state OF Nevada.
my26 Esd ADOLPIuS WAITE, Register,
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NOTICE.

no AUGUSTUS YENDER, TANQUOT,
i VINCENT and JOHN NIGSOT, greeting:
hereby demand of ron the several amounts
set opposite your names. A. follows: or you.
Augustus Iender. tt5O %: Of you, Tanquot,
$40 %; OF you. Vincent. $40 o., and OF you,
John yignot. $500 ". In United States gold
coin, due by you as your proportion OF the ex.
p.nse- incurred In and for the development OF
that certain mine and Qrartx lode, known -
the Bonlersnd calm located October 9Th. 1859,
situated At the head OF Spring Valley. wet OF
the Carson read, Lyon county. stats OF Nevada.
and l hereby give you notice that unless said
amount of money charged 10, and expended by
me. r~everally for you, be paid into my hands,
at my once. Room No. 10. Odd fcllow-' Build.
Ing, In the City OF Virginia, by you. at or be-
iorc the expiration O. ninety ~ days nom
date hereof. your interest In said Boulerand
mine will be taken possession OF by me, co.
Of said Boulerand claim. and your rights
and interests In said mine or quartz claim for.
fcited according TO Law In such cases made and
provided.
HERMANN ]. r. SCIlEBL-
Virginia City, storey eoaaiy. Nevada, July
18th, iSIl. Iyt5 gOd
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~ APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
.tsdVL NOTICE NO. 23s.
~. s.. earvey No. on.

rr q. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
VI Nevada. June IS, is7I.-Notice 10 hereby
given that Theron d. Winston, whose post OF
dee address is ct Carson City. Nevada, has IN
behalf OF himself and Joseph ID. Winters MADE
application for United States pateni, Tor Twelve
Mount Hope Iods. csied the Dios Senior mining
claim, extending In Z souiherly course from the
south line OF u. s. Survey No. IL, claimed ~
tho 9ennsssee Mining Company, and situate In
Devirs Gate Mining District, Lyon county.
state 81 Nsv.da snssseing said lode, Win .m me-
may be found 10 extend, either In its course.
width or depth, With surface ground - herein.
amer Described. for the convenient working
thereof Said mining premises being desig.
mated Y, !; Survey or Lot NC: q; 70 LownsaiP
Ian, and described In the plat and ftld notes on
die In this once % follows:
Beginning II poet No, /, at centre OF south.
EN- end line OF the claim located on easterly
slope OF the udgc TO the west OF the Virginia
OF the Daney hoisting works bear south TAX
degrees east, distant about 600 feet. Mount
Lincoln bears south q degrees east thence.
south AZ degrees east I0s feet. 70 post No. .;
thence. north 8 degrees west i.oso feet, to post
thence. youth 8 degrees east i.olt feet. TO post
No. 8; and thence, south TN degrees east io5
feet. TO post No. !, the place OF beginning, con
iainingt $40 acres.
Courscr and bearings from true meridian.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 80 minutes east.
The adjoining claims are the Gennesse on the
worth and the Z" Great W +" ON the south. The
osney claim. a. surveyed. Hes 10 the east.
From post No. . above described, the quar-
Ter section corner on the west line OF Section
~. IN Township 10 north, Range u east. Mount
The claim herein applied for 10 recorded at
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. 238.
q. :. saryrr 80. IS.

TT y. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
W New, May 70, isTL-Notice 10 hereby
given that the South Comstock Gold and Silver
Aiming Company, q corporation, ~orpnnized and
existing under the laws OF the state OF Califor
MIA, whose post once addfcr, and principal
place Of business Il Al San francisco. CalIIor.
MA. has by Mr.. Geo. w. Rogers. N. superin.
tendent. ills day made appllcaiion for iairnt
for two thousand a linear fr.i of The Com.
stock lode. bearing gold and silver. Inc same
extending two thourapd la OOO linear feet in a
southerly or souiheasteriy direction nom The
souibeasterly boundary line of n. 4. Survey No.
50. OF The Rcho lode. with surface pround con.
tanning ~ 800 acres. as bereina1er described.
situate In DEVILS Gate Mining District, In the
counties Of Lyon and Storey, aud State OF Ne.
yada, and described in the plat and field notes
ON nle In this ofice AZ follows, viz:
Beginning at post No. !. located on west
side on GolI CANYON. about 200 feet south Of
Pioneer Mil. Whence Inc quarter section cor
ner on west line OF section D, Township 10
north. Range n east, Mount Diablo meridian,
bears norm " degrees east, distant $40 feet,
and running from said post No. 4, A II courre-
north IS degrees east sss feet. 10 poet No o;
thence, second course north ~ degrees west
i5s feet, TO poet No. 8; thence, third course-
north "a degrees % minutes west LIS feet, 10
most No. a: thence, fourth course south % dc.
res 10 minute, west l2O feet. 10 port No. 8.
thence. ain course souih n degrees 30 min.
ma. ss.t saiE feet IN nosi M A. thence sIYfb
so-n,se-north IN dsvrres east IN fect along
,bs no,,hs,,s hoandssv IN Rm,,,.n, Gomn.n,'s
. ~ s,,, w "a ~ nne, NJ S,,psnge
seycn,h con,.e-sop,b IA Sec,ers M minnie,
es.t Gio feel sIopy easteTiv bonndary IN RmI.
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ADOLPHUB Waltz. ai
17 nd Register.
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NOTICE.

TO o. y. CANT. II. II. JAYCON. +. l..
y TOWNSEND ard L. J. BOvEE:
Take notice tina, I demand payment of you
seyeally. In United States gold coin, to-wit:
OF you, q, :. Camp the -um Of $50 %; and Of
you. ". u. Iaycox, the sum Of si95 90 and Of
you. X l.. Townsend, the sun Of 1875 % and
Of YOU. LII Boyee. the sum Of $l95 u. due
ms frOm you a. your pro rata OF the expenses
Incurred by me on your account In and for the
development OF the Dean Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. situated in Storey county. Ne
yaca, and l hereby give you notice that unless
aid amount Of money charged to and expended
ny me -eyerslly for you be paid into my hsnds.
at my Onice. No. u South Q street. City of vir-
ginia. by you At or before the expiration Of
ninety 90 days from date hereof. your interest
10 said Dean Gold and Silver Mining Company
will be taken possession Of by me, oowner Of
said Dean Gold and Silver Mining Company.
and your rights and Interests In said Company
forfeited. according to law In such cases made
and provided.
WILLIAM LEE.
Gold Hin. Story county. New. July J, 1874.
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