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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-16

10y VIRTUE Of an execution Isl ned ont of
Ap the District Court of the Fourth Judi
cial District Of the state If Nevada in and for
the county OF humboldt IN the 26 h day of
Move mber, A. ID 1919, and to me directed and
delivered for judgment recovered in raid
Cont on the l2th lay Of November, A. ID.
1913, III favor OF r. heinLart 4 Co. and against
The Silver Monarch lining company for the
sum 81 s6l2 ~ d. images with interest thereon
at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum till paid.
u gether with $50 10 costs and dir bnrsenien 8
al the date 81 raid judgment, a. d accruing
costs, all i'll U ;. gold coin, have this day
tvied upon and taken in execution the fol-
lowing desciibtd real property to wit:
That cerain quartz mining claim known
and describe d as the Crystal mine, situated in
I g tlal Aiming district, Humboldt county,
Nevada; also that certain quartz mining
claim know and described as the Silver
tate mine, situated IN Central Mining big
trici. Humboldt equity Nevada; also that
certain quartz mining ciaim known and des-
clbed bs the silver Monarch mine, situated
IN entral Mining District, Humboldt county,
Nevada; alho hat ctrlain quartz mining
claim, known and desc ibed as the falace
mine, situated III CENT al Mining 4 istrict
humboldt county, Nevada; also tw dwelling
houses, two blacksmith shops, and one barn,
I'LL SITUATED IN Central Mining District, in
said county and state; also all improvements
on said above described mines.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY.
the 2lst day Of DECEBBIR, 1878. between
The hours OF nine o'clock in the morning and
five O'Clock in the afternoon, viz: ut one
o'clock p. M, at the front door of he Cont.
honse, In Ninnemucca, Humboldt county
Nevada Will sell all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the defendant, the Silver Mon
orch Mining Company, OF. in and to the above
described prop rty or sufficient thereof To
satisfy said judgment, costs and expenses of
the sale. -
Given under my hand at my Cffice at Win.
n mucea, humboldt county, Nevada. this
27th day of Move mber; 1878,
O. A. KYLE,
Sheriff If Humboldt county, Nevada.
nov27-td
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United States MarShz}'s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out
ID of and under the seal of the United
Statesi Circuit Court in and for the Ninth
Circuit and District of Nevada ON the 7th day
of December A. d. 1878, upon judgment upon
the second day of december A. ID 1878, in
said Court rendered in favor of .. Green.
hood, plaintiff, and against the Rye Patch
Consol dated Mill and Mining Company, de-
PENDANTS, for the sum of twenty thousand,
six hundred and ninety-one dollars $780,
691 0O) be-ides interest ON said sum. togeihe
with costs of suit and accruing costs and dis
bursements. having levied upon and taken in
execution the following described property,
to wit:
That certain claim and mining right on
That certain lode or vein situate in Echo
Mining District. humboldt county, Nevada
and known and described as the Alpha mine
being tie same property conveyed to L. W
Greenwich by f. Nj Howell, Constable of Rye
Patch Township, Humboldt county, Nevada
July, 1876, and recoi ded in Book 20 of DEEDS
pages 29S, 80 and 30;, Humboldt county
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet l50Oft) on that
certain ledge Of silver bearing rock situate in
Echo Mining District, humboldt county,
Nevada, and known and described as the
K nsas. and being the same as cow, yed by
Claikson Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
dated Jun6&7, 1871.
Also sixteen hundred feet 160Of on that
certain vein or lode situate in Echo Mining
District, and known as the Butte lode oI
claim. fa tA
Also a certain stream of water running frcm
the hill through Panther Canyon n The land
hereafter described and all the bitches
fumes, pipes, tanks, and water works thereto
belonging or Herewith connected and the
east one-half IF the northeast one-fourlh oi
section wenty, Township thirty. North Range
thiriy-three ta~t, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian, together with the quartz nil and
houses theIeon erected, about 7UOO tons tail
iDgs and all and singular the tenemenls,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
Notice is hereby given thar ON MONDAY,
the SIX Day of JANUARY, A, ID. 1879, be-
tween the hours of nine O'Clock in the MOI u
ing and five O'Clock in the evening to viz: at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day. l will. i'll
front Of tn mill o said compa ny, at the town
of Rye Patch, humboldt county, Nevada, ex-
pose to sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, U. 5. gold coin, in hand paid,
all the right. title and interest the defendants,
I've Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company, had on The I'd day of Decen Der,
A. u. 1873, or at any time thereafter, Of in and
to the property above descl bed. or So much
thereof as nay be necessary to satisfy said
judgment, costs and accruiDg costs
Witness, AUGUSTUS ASH.
By B. l.. McLAIN, Deputy.
Dated Rye Patch, december IL, A. D. 1878.
decl3t I'd
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delinquent Taxes.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Humboldt
County Nevada, November rs, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given that the delin-
Nv quent tax list for the fscal year Of
1878 has been deposited with the district At
torney of humboldt county, Nevada. end
unless The delinquent axes therein -..4.d
are paid 10 the County reasurer Of said
County within twenty t2Ol days from tie c ate
hereof, acti will be commenced by the
District Attorney for the COLLECTION u said
taxes and costs.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE
County Auditor Of humboldt county, New.
nov25-td
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United States MarsharS Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of
ID and under the seal If the United States
Circuit AZ urt in and for the Ninth Circuit and
District of Nevada on the 9TH day of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1878, upon judgment rendered
upon the I'd day of December, A. d. 1878, in
said Court in favor of o. GREENWOOD plaintiff.
and against the Rye Patch Consolidated Mill
and Mining Company, for the sum of twenty
thousand, Fix hundred and ninety ne dollars
besides interest on aid sum, {, gether with
costs of suit and accrLing costs and dis burse.
mems, having levied upon and taken in ex-
ecution the following described personal
property, to wit:
Two hundred and thirty-two pounds bull
lion, more or less, 954 pounds ANAL
gam; II TASKS quicksilvtr; 90 fast q, more
or itss, in pans and tank; 800 colds wood
more or less: Ito feej hose; cans castor oil;
large ,fectiDg lamps; 90 dozen cans
lie: haid laUps; 4 tackle blocks; s
quicksilver kettles; 4 wht elbanows; old
rock hammers; scoops ard shovelS; sledge;
q dozen OH cans ioIlers set scales 1900
pounds lime, more or less; 1000 pounds salt
more or less; tons ore in pulp more or less
20 tons ore uncrushed; pan drivers; cams
2 pan bottoms; hand ak; l buck saw; ] bt /.
lows i'll black smith shop; hammers; 8
wrenches; brace an bis; vice. CHI sel
small safe; l letter press; 2 ore fe, deis at
tached TO battery; de. in Cffce; bullion
chest.
Notice is hereby gwen that on MONDAY
the SIXTH DAY Uf JANUARY, a. d. 1879 be
awttn the hours of nine O'Clock in the ORR.
ing and o'clock in the evening, to wit: al
ten t10) O'Clock A. NJ of said day, l will, il
front OF tie mill of said company, at the town
of Rye Patch, Humboldt county Nevada, ex
pose to sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for ca h. in U. S. gold coin, in hand
paid, all the right title and interest of the
defendant Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and
Mining CONF any, had ON the I'd day of De
cember, A. A 1875 or at any time thereafter
If. in aud TO the pea sonal property above
deserted, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO tatisfy raid Judgment, COSTS and
aceruing costs.
Ni,Btss. " AUGUSTA ASH,
u. .. Marshal for District of evlda
BY d. l.. MCLAN, Deputy.
Lated Rye Patch Deet niber IL. A. d. 1873.
dec13-'d
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SHI BA LODE.
.. S. AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY, /
NAYada Now iuh1r u IA7G

U. ). AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November, II, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given that eter Wool
XN cock, who Sc postG f1iIe address is Niil
CITY, Humbo DIT county, state Of Nevada has
this day tled III this flIce his ulpii, alton for
a patent for Line hundred o. o. linear feet { (
the HEBA ODE bearing gold aud silver, v Ia
sufiace 81 Hundred tttUl feet III width, the
s. me icing ,ffcislly surveyed, plated and
dtscfl "a as l. ). sULvLY tK Lot O. SO IL
ON nship Thirty -one, orth ksnge Ihirty
four lat, Mount Diablo BASE and Meridian.
situate III the star Mining LiAtricI, count, Of
hunt oldt, aud State 81 Nevada, and c. III.
mol x known as the he ydeIfel, Ola IL on the
heba Lode, AID desclib,d By metes and
bounds al tie surface according to the plat
aid field notes On Tile in tins office az fol-
lows, 10 Wit: Beginning al u ost ma, ked No.
/, u 3. survey No. % nom which the sout h.
eln monument o. the lie SOTO Conn any
claim On the said hela l., de, being also
the northern IL onbn.ent Of this cla in, bears
soulL SCI, MY degrtes west, Gls ant three hun
OFT a. fourteen (3I4) feet; b cut aud Inc lille
| ON the IL de fifteen feet deep beais sou, Ii 80
det rect 10 minutes west distant 400 feet; u
>. monument No. l. ON north side Of r. nd to
hel mile. being also lost No. OF /. y.
survey No. 81, tears north forty-tvo degrees
III cen minutes cast, distant sixteen hundred
| and twenty five lI625) feet the said last men,
TONED u. .. mont ment. No. J. being situate
at point LeAillg south sew nt5 -siA ti6l
degrees fifteen Q5j Ii inuits west cihtaut
thlrt' en- thousald three hundrt d aud forty
| l3340) feet from. tie northwest conner OF sec
ton Nlbet' eli III township hlItS -UAe t3lJ ,
Norlh Range hi. ty-lve 1851 lat, Mount
Dla bio Base aid Nt Iidian; ,Ltnce from saiu
tost, marked No. /. L :. Survey No. 30 IRON
| which tie fore going BEARINGS and distances
| ale CIV NJ,
ii. st Course, South two e degrees, forty
five t45) mILutes, Last so feet to Iopt
No 2. U. s. Survey No. 80; thence,
secoi d G. uIse, South seventy l7Oj degrees
| West bZe feet to Iost naked 10. 8 u. 4.
suiVey No. -; Ghen,e,
Ihiid Course, North two (2) degrees (45t
fofty nye minutes, west 800 feet to Post
niarked No. L, 5. Survey No. &c., thence.
foulth curse, North seventy (70j ueprt es.
Hast 62o feet 10 SAID lost o. /, the place OF
bt ginning, C ntainipg II 4O-ltUaeres Courses
expressed fr' IN True Mel idian with MAGNETIC
varlaslo ION at IL degrees East.
Said claim is bUundt d ON the \ orth by the
De Soio Company's claim, and ON the south
by Jhe NColcUck claim, upon the same lode
and is recor1ed IN Book u at Iage l43 of zoe
record Of mining locations of sand die. riot
Kept at star city humboldt &C unity. Nevada.
any ana all adverse Claims must lie filed
in this offiee within Sixty day from da,e
first publication hereof.
Z. n. HAIkIS, Register.
november TO- 1915. 6Ud
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. VIII
IN please take notice that Alex. Wise has
Oeen appointed Deputy o. +. Internal Revenue
Soneetor for the second District of Nevada
we W. L. french, resigned. All comm mi
addressed, 'nou'o %
ALEA WISE Deputy U.s.I.R
Winnenucoa, Nevads
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3oS.
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 80, . 81, N. r. "a Z
NJ. h. M.
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Application for a Patent.

| NOTICE No. $50.
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. 40, t. 81, N. R. "a E.
NJ. D. M.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

Next to cream jug, tho favoriter esort of
a fly is bedroom where the clothes arc
not long enough to cover both ends of tn!
sleeper simultaneously. -.,s.-I,s:
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RE GENTLE WITH THY WIFE.

BE gentle for you little know
How many trials rise;
Although to thee they may be SMALL
10 her, Of giant size.
BE gentle ! though perchance that lip
MAY speak q murmuring tone,
The heart may beat with kindness yet,
And JOY to be thine own. ..
BE gentle I weary hours Of pain
'Tis woman's lot to bear
Then yield her what support thsu canst'
And oil her sorrows share.
BE gentle for the noblest hearts
At times may have some grief,
And even in pettish word
May seek to find relief.
Be gentle none are perfect here
Thou rt dearer far than life;
Then husband, bear, and still forbear-
BE gentle with thy wife.
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..s...ss sslSe any honest Republican to tell us
frankly what. he would think ofthe Southern
people were they to treat their cx-soldicrs
with coldncss or contempt? Would not
the world have reason to dcspisc the South
if it should prove ungratoful to or ncglcctful
of the men who fought for the cause that
they deemed just !? We are confident
that there is no honest man in any party
&as atsgtasS to humanity S sSS4 Tns Seop,c Of
the South patiently and oheerfully pay their
proportion of the vast outlay required for
pensions and soldiers homes in which their
manned veterans have no share and expect
none. 1t seems to us that they might be
permitted to show their kindly feeling for
their own soldiers, in their own way, so long
as they obey the laws and menace no mans
rights, without bringing down on their
heads the abuse Of Northern journals or
bowling dcmagogucs.
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ADDRESS OF THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
&c EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 22, 1878. ]

| HEADQUARTERS STATE DEMOCRATIC I
| EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 22, 1878.
To the People Of South Carolina:
| The State Democratic Executive Committee
announce to their fellow-c citizens that the State
canvass will formally open on September 10Th.
Already the counties III general are ready for
action, and the Committee cannot doubt that the
campaign will be as brilliant as brief.
| Throughout the canvass the Democracy Of
South Carolina will have but one rule of con-
duct. The platform of 1876, adopted and rcaf-
| firmed in 1878, is the supreme law of the DEM
cratic party. BY it the highest and the lowest
arc bound. No person, or body of persons,
other than State Convention, can change or
modify its wise provisions and patriotic dcciara-
tiSns Within the Lines Of the platform the De-
No issue made in the platform and consistent
with it can be ignored.
The platform of the Democratic party Of South
Carolina is at once history and a prophecy
1t is the record of what is past and the assur-
ancc of what is to come In it are declared
Democratic principles and Democratic practice
The issue in South Carolina, us made by the
Democratic party, is not an issue of race. On
the contrary, the objects of the Democracy, in
retaining control of the State, arc to complete
the reform of abuses, to punish public criminals,
to maintain the purity and ability of the Gov
crnment in all it's branches, to lower the rate of
.aA"tioh ahu lessen inc puruehs imposed upon
the people, to ensure peace and concord, and in
Guiding all else, to give equal and complete pro.
lection to every public and private right of person
and property, in order that the Government in
the hands of the Democratic party, shall be
the Government of no one section, OF no one
race, of no one class, but of the whole people
of South Carolina, without Limitation or restsic>
tion.
So far as time and opportunity have admitted,
the Democratic party has kept to the letter and
in spirit every pledge or promise made in the
platform of 1876. The State officers elected
two years ago are again the candidates of the
party. With the same platform and the same
candidates holding benefcent possession of
every department of the State Government. The
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MUST Draw THE LINE SOMEWHERE
a young man made his appearance at Dead
wood last week in pair Of white trousers
lie was promptly escorted to the train; put
on board the car; and an injunction laid upon
him never to revisit the place I'VE can
stand billed shirt, miner cxclcimcd, "but
when it comes to wearin billed drawers we
must Just make 'cm git up AMI git."-Dc>
h0H Free Press
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SEALING TIE Vow.-A correspondent
of the New York Commercial Advertiser,
writing from the Round Lake camp meet
ing, tells the following story
Many people sleep in the same tent here,
being separated by partitions. AS young
Methodist fellows arc thrown with pretty
young ladies good deal, it is nothing
against them that they sometimes fall in
love.
Last night they say, this happened: A
young Methodist fellow from Ballston had
~. =. .---io---- -i-:---. '-.aL-,
while dozen of cold hearted fellows were
trying to sleep, they were continually an
noyed by the lovers spoony talk, which
they distinctly heard through the cloth par
tition.
They heard him say in low, sweet Clar-
cndon voice. "Now, Caroline, dear, do let
me seal the vow-dov
"No, James, cannot. What would my
father and mother sayy' replied a sweet
girlish voice.
"But, Caroline, you have promised to be
mine-now let us seal the vow-let us, do
let us-won't you do kiss me ?"
"No, James, cannot, o, / cannot
In momo". tho tont partition parted
and big whiskcred brother, who wanted
to sleep shouted, "For Heavens sake Car
rie. let Jim seal that VOW. He'll keep us
awake all night if you DOM"
The VOW was sealed
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vEcETlNE
Police Testimony.
BosroS, Nov. IS 1875

BOSTON, Nov. 1a 1878
a. r. STEVENS, ESQ. -
Dear SirSdurinR the past five years have had
ample opportunity to Judge of the merits of VEqE-
TINE. Ny Tifchrs used IL for complaints attending
lady Of delicate hoalth with moro beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried. l have
given it TO my children under almost every circun,-
: marked benefit. have taken it myself with such
unqualified appreciation of it's goodness;
While performing my duties AZ a Police Officer in
deal of sickness. IusAesitatingly recommend vE0.
ETISE, and never know Of a case where 1t did not
case. Of dsbitated or impoyerished state OF the
blood it's effects really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from impure state of the blood
II appears to work like charm, and do not believe
there any circumstances under which VEGETISE
be used with injurious results and will always
afford me peasureto give any further iDformat'on
view WM b. HILL,
Police Station L
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The little boys who steal watcrmelons
nowadays don't die in strong agony, send
ing fearful homily to their comrades
Not bit of it. They just eat the things in
vacant lot and then put the rinds out for
the benefit of the surgeon around the cor
ncr and grow up to be bank presidents and
candidates for congress
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WORDS FITLY SpoKEN.-Those fellows
who are eternally ranting about the dsloy-
atty of the South, would have their manners
improved by reading the following from the
Washington Post "Thc Southern people
arc suhinntnd To nnEnitnI
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vEGETINE
For Bilious, Remittent, and
Intermittent Fever, !

or vhat IN moro commonly termed Fever and
AsYc, with pain In thsohs and thIongh the ;n, 1Sns,
An irresstable disposition TO pain in the eyes
which Is Increased BY moving them, pine tnEo IN
s q safe and positive remedy: IL !; cont
pounded exclusively from the juices OF carefully 20.
ected barks and berbs and strongly concentrated
that It's Of the greatest clsanseTs or Is8
does NOD stop with breaking Chills md Fever,ouss
Il extends It's wonderful influence into every part OF
faint Of dsease. VEeETIsE DOES NOT act as apoSw POW
erfu cathartic or debate the bowels and cause tne
patient to dread other serious complaints which must
inevitably pillow butt strikes at the so1t OF a aea.3
Kidneys "a Healthy action, rcRulat the POW:
els, and asists Nature in performing all tho
duties that devolve upon her.
ThousandsI of invads are suffering today from
hi ssfts of aaInns an3
doses of arSenic, neither of which ever have, OF
sver could. reSeh the true cause OF their 0ompAin~
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vEGETINE

works In the Aanan system in perfect harmony with
n0rures laws, and whilo it Is pleasant to tho
Saste geniato tho stomaoh and mild in it's
and Is not naussous BitseIs parsing tho Invalid
upon scientiho principles Is Endorsed by Che best
physicians whore it's virtues have been tested. 10
cpd Is not mixture Of Ghesp whiskey sold under tho
cloak Of Bitters,
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SIZE KNEW HER BUsINEss-Whcn
C,ll;ns won't home to dinner Monday he
found the house tenantless, the cook stove
cold. and there vas lonesome look about
that part of the Monday washing still lett
in the tubs in the summer kitchen. Hur-
ry;po through to the back yard he saw his
tho end OF q broken clothes line to keep
tho newly washed garments from the
ground.
"You'vc got here at last, have you ~
exclaimed the wife as she caught sight of
him.
eyes, I'm herc-what's the matter ?" he
repeated.
"IIero I've been holding this broken line
for over an hour-over full hour, sir !!
she snapped. 81 was determined to die RICH,
here before I'd let these clothes down
"But why didn't you call some one % he
innoccntly irquired. "Thcrc's that new
family next door-tho woman would have
como over in one minute"
"Woman next door; you big IDIOT you
Hasn't she boon pceking around and peek
ing around for two weeks to sec my wash
and dye think I'd givo her chance t.
como over here and sec for herself whethe
the sleeves Of my nightgown were piece
down with unbleached cotton You don
know anything, sir, and you mako track
for piece of rope, sir p
"Wcll, I swan p growlcd Collins AZ h
ackcd."-Detroit Free Press.