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MILFOREs. UTAH.
Application eor a Patent
81 ni .iA No. GG5.


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Application for "a Patent
TO THE
SOUTH END MIME.
tt No. 5GJ.


s UNITED STATEs LAND OrIlcIh
Eureka, Nevada, May 10. 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN Great Western Tunnel Company, byJas. l
Smith whose postoiiice address is TEN piute,
Lincoln county, Nevada, has this day hieu his
Applicant n for patentfor hfteen hundred tlJ00)
linear feet of the South End Mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground four hun
dred t400l feet IN width, situate, lying
and being in TEN Piute Mining District, County
OF Lincoln and State of Nevada, and known and
designated by the field notes aud official plat on
file in this office as lot No So Mount Dablo
meridian
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. 81
being as follows, to wit: Vaiaation l6h degrecs
east, Commencing at post marked No. ], Z.
S. survey No. 90, whence Grant Peak bears N. .
0deg. 45 min. W, 1l,lll feet; U. s. monument
No. 8 on Coyote Peak bears 8. a deg. 70
min. W, l10S feet; the oolchis shaft hears N, 8
deg. As min. L, 2l56 feet. and the working shaft
upon this lode bears n deg II, SG2 feet.
Thence Running. LIST course, N. 20 deg, E, AGO
feet, to u post marked No ., U. s. survey No. 50;
thence, I'd course N. 2 deg. Is min W, latO feet,
to post marked No. Q, U. $. survey No 50,
which is also post No. 3 of u. S. survey No bg /,
Colchis lode; thence, I'd course, 3. 20 deg ".
400 feet, to a post marked ko.4, y. $. survey
No. 53, which is also poet No 4, u. s. silry ey
No 52, Colchis lode; thence, 4th course, S. Z
deg. Is min. j., 1900 feet, to rost No l. the place
of beginning, containing 10 4S-lq0 acres.
This claim is bounded on the north w the
Colchis lode, on the northwest by the Cld
Abraham. and on the south and east by nc
known claim
The location Of this Mine is duly recorded In
the Recorders Office OF Tenn Piute Mining Dis
trict, in Book D, page 80, of Mining Records
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said South End Mine or gaid ntp
| ing ground rs hereinbefore described. are re
| quired to file their adverse claim with The
4 Register Of the United States Land Oflioe u
| Enreka, in the state of Nevada, during the sixt!
| days period of publication hereof, or they viii
be barred by virtue of the proyisioBs Of th'
1 Statute.
! my15-I0t JAMES MCMARTIN, Register
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WOMEN WANTED IN WYOMING
lBin Nye's Boomers ne. ]

Wyoming's want is women. We
want women here, partially to even up
the population and partially to marry
Our Territory is suffering more now for
choice of styles of young and middle
aged women than for anything else. We
need them III all departments OF industry
where women may be employed, and also
in our homes and by our fire-sides. There
are huhdredsof lonely men in Wyoming
who are doing well financially, and who
would willingly rush into matrimony if.
there We're enough of matrimony to 60
i arou.h..~ 1t is the saddest feature of our
wide Western country at present sr
The. over-popplated East, where a
young man may pay for ice-cream or
oysters for three. pretty girls at time,
ought to contribute some of its wealth of
girls to this desolate land, where there is
| ONLY one woman to five or six men, and
where life is a hollow mockery.
We sometimes wish that nature had
designed us for hired girl, instead of an
editor, so that we could have been in
dependent. In this country "a hired
girl" is only another name for afiuenee
and financial stability. fs}f
Twenty-Five dollars month and board
makes the poor, cringing editor green
with envy. And yet there are not enough
girls in the country to do half the work.
A man lives out half his days and at last
secures. a wife, only to find that the lat
| part Of his career will be devoted to
securing a servant girl for her. y.
It's tough.
Life is too brief to be trlhed away in
this manner One friend of ours, who
has been reared in luxury, has been
without girl for two months, and, al
though he has offered all kinds of induce
ments, he has been compelled to make
the beds and do the chamber work, while
his wife did the washing and cooked the
meals. mo5at
Let the, nan who never tried it rise at
six o'clock, dress five children in the sub
dued Light OF early morning, then cook
breakfast, eat it and 60 down town, for
4 'couple Of months, and he will allow
the girl that will work for him the use OF
his upright piano and take her with him
to the theatre. Why it has arrived at
such stage here in Laramie that when a
man asks one of his neighbors if he knows
: Of servant girl that he can get, the moi
turns loose at him till he wishes he was
dead. .aE
1t is not an uncommon occurrence fol-
girl to come West, work at regular
wages Two ola three years, iand then, ~
an heiress, marry a bloated capitals
: and settle down.
It is u horrible fact that unless some
: thing is done to prevent the GENERALIZATION
t of capital among the servant girls of Wy
II oming, a revolution cannot be avoided.
Il There is not man within the sound O
$ our voice that will not admit, with tear
+ in his eyes and both suspender button
u trembling and tottering to their yer
> foundation, that such is the case.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
She1iR'a Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AK EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out of tho Sixth Judicial District Conrt,
in and for the County of Lincoln State oi Ne.
vada, and to me directed and delivered, for
Judgment rendered in said Court on tine LIST
day Of December, A. u. 1880, In favor Of the
Floral Springs Water Company plaintiff, and
J. N CARTS and s. NJ. Smith, defendants, for
The sum Of twenty.siS hundred aud hfty-seyen
~ 100 (S2,G57 23-l0Qi dollars debt, together
with one hundred aud fafty-hve hi0o (SlA5 So
lO0) dollars tax costs and all accruipg costs
and interest, 1 have levied on the following
property, to wit:
oae eaie, one desk. one stove. one clock, one
buggy, one pair scales and thIrty.swo sacks
OF grain. rs
Notice ia hereby given that on III
Thursday the 10th daY.or Dc esnier
A. d. 1880. ct the nosr OF ~ O'Clock ~ a. ma.
day, will sell all the right. title anu ateccst
| of said Curtis and Smith in and to tina above
described property at Curtis and Smith's cor
raj. Lower Main stree1, at public aHetion. Cor
cash In hand, to the highest and best bid6cr, to
| satisfy said execution and all costs. lI6
| And by virtue Of the same execution have
levied on the following real estate, TO Wit
| The whole of block No. z, together with All
the improvements situated thereon. RnoNn and
described as Curtis and Smiths corral; also iht
| whole of block No. u, together with all the
| improvements situated thereon known and de.
scribed as Demoi's corral; also lots Nos. / .
3, Z, 8, 9, 10, il, ard II, in block s, toge.hei
with all Improvements situated thereon, known
and described as the Walker Bros. corral; alsl
lots Nos d. 8 and q, in block 8, togei her VIII
| ull the improvements situated thereon, known
| and described ss the Curtis House and lots, al
Of the above biting situated IN tho town Of
piGche County of Lincoln, and State of NJ
| yada. If,asq
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday, the 3ist day Of Decsmber,
| A n "A hn,a ,f n,t,f
day, viii sell all the right, title and interes
/ OF said Curtis and Smith in and to the abhy
described property, at the front door of tn
| County Courthouse, Phoebe, Nevada. at publi
auction, for cashin hand, TO the highest an,
best bidder, 10 sntisfy snid execution ana al
! costs. atSit
.e, et WI. MCKEE,
,.....'-s. sheriff OF Lincoln County,
GEoRGE o. GoRMAt,
dll-td Deputy Sheriff.
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The reserve in the Bank of England
has diminished by about $4,000, 900 in
the past two months, while in the same
period the Bank of France has lost S..
600, 900, and the Bank of Germany about
Sl5,000,000 more in gold. More than
one-half Of the $3S, 600, 900 thus drained
from these three great gold reservoirs has
come to the United States. Nothing but
the interruption of the export trade in
produce can reverse this trade balance in
our favor.
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| have had my. Australian piping crow
for about two years. AT first he was
quite uneducated, and rather disreput-
able looking party, but, withgood food
and exercise, his musical talent soon de-
veloped itself. He began with the first
part Of aIhe Bells, then he got off per-
fectly the trumpet call of Cease Fir
ing, "Charlie is My Darling" :" Nix,
Ny Dollie," and he is diligently at work
at "God Bless the Prince, and has the
first part fairly we'll off. He fetches and
carries like dog and seems never tired
of running after ball of crumpled paper
and bringing it back and putting it into
ones hand and waiting for another
throw. He will tumble about on the
floor and play more like a monkey than a
bird. He will get into a slipper and a
string tied to it and allow himself to be
coached round and round the room. hold
ing on all the time to the string. Some
time ago we, were. troubled with mice,
but 3Peter" brought them to a sense Of
their situation. He ferreted them out
chased them, killed them, and, having
duly washed them in his water tin, huns
them up to dry, picked them and swal
lowed them. Ito requires great perseyerr
ance training these birds. ,;oThey VIII ca
4 almost anything. Some days ago ou
| bird swallowed piece of glass, and 70
two DAYS and nights was very i'll, moan
ing pitifuliy; but he at last brought it u
i'm the usual way hawks and owls DC
lUei X nov. i.,1ite recovered. FIondo
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A. B. o'Douenrnrr. attorney for Plaintiff.
-To Issac N. Ga,'riso,,, oyser Ia the Iro,

TO Issac N. Gar risnn, owTer IN the IRON
Mine, situated in Bristol @ining District, Lin
coin county, State of Nevada you are hereby
notified that there is due from you the sum OF
sixty-six dollars and sixty-siX tS6G66) cents on
your interest being an undivided two-thirds in
terest- in the above named mine, which you
are hereby notified to pay immediately, together
with the costs of this advertisement, otherwise
We shall claim forfeiture OF your interest in
said mine, in conformity with the acts CT Con-
gress (sec. 5l, approved May 10th, 1872. All
persons are cautioned against purchasing the
said interest from the said Isaac N. Garrion, as
he cannot under existing circumstances make
legal transfer. a1srQgfs i
Up. EASTBERG,
WM. MCDONALD,
Owners Of the Iron Mine.
pfNl K f-1H y O0n
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4 new disease has made its appearance
among the horses Of New York city. 1t
is, annoying in its symptoms but not
necessarily fatal. -ssss, .@g sssa z
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Cupid's cruelty, "Then you think you
could leave your beautiful home and
share a humble cot in the Far West with
the man you loved?" "Yes5L would
leave them all without pang. Oh,
Harold, you bave made me SO happy"
"All right, then; | have friend WHO i, IS
going to do that sort Of thing and ~
mention it to him."-[N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser.s .s,.o yiissa Va
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: u persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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FIRE RECORD

delivered In Phoebe and Bulllonyilie az 81
cents per weet, payable to the Carriers.
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rrame ca ADVERTISING.

AsstHmen3 nctics7. -..............s.-$1s
Deltl uvai. ....sai, -. lquare. ....-.s-......
Postponement of Delinquencies, per square.
Dissolution Notices..
Notice TO Creditors. Observation-Disclosures.
Court Summons. per square. ......
Special Locals Fifty Cents perline, for nrst
and Ten Cents for each subsequent insertio
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Low EST PRICES.
- ~conp PUBLISHING coMpANYs

0
4aGl
business Cards, @
Wedding Cards,
Letter-Heads,
Blil-Heads,
Ore Receipts,
Assay Blank
Programmed
Handbtlls
Posters. etc.
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1cg . got uar il 81
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-06

In all the sad, trying events of the
last ,ew days, nothing is more touch
ing than the noble devotion of the
President to his no less noble wife.
She has borne her sad atf1iction with
a rare calmness and courage, and
one of the first things he thou int Of
after rallying from the first shock of
his wounds was his wife. After Mrs.
Garfield had arrived at the White
House, and after her first meeting,
which was very affecting, and she
had retired. the President asked
Mrs. James, wife of the Postmaster-
General: "How does she bear it "
"Nobly: she is full of courage,
was Mrs, James reply. Thank
God for that" said the President
81 would rather die than be the
cause of bringing on a relapse OF her
Illness
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there may be reaction again tonight, as
there was last night, but, if So it is believed
that it will be transient since the symptoms
this morning indicated decided change for
inc better
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FIRST EDITION.
Il. 80 P. NJ.

AT no time since the President
was wounded has his condition ap-
reared SO favorable as at the close
of our press dispatches last night
He is taking nourishment and re-
tains it, he is enjoying natural sleep,
opiates not being required, his tenn
perature is not much above natural
and his desperation is not such as te
cause alarm. He has passed through
several grave crises, and must pass
some yet, but his vigorous constltu'
ton and brave, cheerful spirits viii
probably pull him through. We
pray God it may.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Miscellaneous News from the
National Capital.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Lady Franklin
Bay expedition sailed at II m., July 4, from
St Johns, n. F. Her powder and all her
stores having arrived on time. The Point
Barrow party, under Lieutenant Ray, of the
Army, will sail in the schooner Golden
Fleece from San Francisco within d few
daVS
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Is Knoxville Improving :,

Every one that visits the city of Knoxville
can see that there is improvement going on
in all parts of the city. But there is one
improvement very necessary that there is
not much said or written about. That is
the enlargement of the Market square. The
present market place is at least one-haf too
small, and very inconvenient, almost impos-
sible to get through at market hours.
Why could not the block between the GUS
tom house and the present Market square
be purchased and converted into market
square, one suuare for the rough marketing
such as hay, straw, wood, live stock, DC.
the other other square for the fine market
ing, such as meats, vegetables, &c. What vii
the enterprising people say about this i'm
pTovement. Write and stir up the idea un
til there is a sure move made in the above
Improvement. The country is improving
and increasing in population through emf
grafton, and the marketing will increase.
UNCLE JOE.
Beaver Ridge, Tenn, July 5.
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Chicago Market

,,, CHICAGO, July 5.-Flour quiet and firm
wheat unsettled and lower; No. red win
ter, $112; No. Chicago spring, 81. .Oe4a
j. o9&a' cash and July; s1.11al III for Au-
gust. Corn IN fair demand and lower. Asa
4osc, cash; 4osa46c for August. Oats dull
weak and lower. BIC, cash; 2S4o for An.
gust. Pork moderately active and higher.
Sl6.4 40, cash; s16 424 for July; SIC 55 for
August; S16.65 for September. Lard m ac-
tive, firm and higher, S11 So, cash; S11 .45a
l.473 for July; S11.15a11.17s for August
Bulk iU meats stronger; shoulders, $500 rib,
$50; Sides IS. 90 Whisky steady and
unchanged.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Monotonous Balloting Con
tinued at Albany-No Result


ALBANY, n Y, July Sin the
joint convention to-day the vote was
as follows:
For the short term-Potter At,
Conkling 81, Wheeler 36, Cornell 25,
Lapham 9, Folger l, Rogers B,
Crowley 6. No choice
The convention then proceeded to
vote to fill the long term vacancy
with the following result:
Depew 4S, Herman At, Cornell Is,
Crowley 19, Chapman 3, North L,
Else IL, Daniels 10, Wheeler 2,
Evarts |, Tremain l, Lapham l,
Platt |. No choice.
The convention proceeded to vote
again to fill the short term vacancy
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Beaver Ridge, Tenn, July 5.

Mr.. r. J. Groves, late steward of the
Akin House, leaves to-day for his farm at
Mill Spring, Jefferson County.
Mr.. Ed. ?. Mcqueen, of Loudon, left
this morning for Atlanta, Ga, where he will
be for week taking dispositions in the Sau
case, as attorney for the Knoxville Fire In,
surance Company
MIR. G. W. Smith, formerly of this city,
now eff Alabama, is here on brief trip.
registered at the Hattie House.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI July 5.-Flour in fair de-
mand; family, S.. .35a5.50 fancy, S.. 9Oa
sos. Wheat dull; No. red winter,
81. 1Sa1. 20. Corn in good demand and a
shade higher, 4S!a49c. Oats strong at 4Oc.
Pork firU at $3.50. Bulk meats strong
and higher; shoulders, &c; ribs, SIC.
Bacon strong and higher, shoulders 7c;
ribs 3-5c; sides, 10c. Whisky steady at
S1:08. Sugar firm; hards, 1O3a111c; New
Orleans, SIC. Hogs quiet; common and
hight. "a. 5Oa5.9O; packing and butchers,
S5.35a6 Is.
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The Press and Party.
From &. W. Curtis Address Before the New
York Press Association


We hken party to an army and the
phrases of an election are military terms.
But an army is not cause it is merely an
agency. A party is not principle and an
end; 1t Is only means 1t is the abject
servility which is bred by the military spirit
that has made standing army the standing
threat of liberty. The army that to-day
humbles the foreign foe may tomorrow op-
press the people. The army which last
year stood fast with Cromwell against the
crown, may next year with waving banners
and pealing trumpets and beating drums
amid the resounding acclamation of the
streets, and the joyful ringing of the bells.
brins in the king.
Now as the servility of the military spirit
is standing peril of liberty, SO the servility
of party spirit is the standing menace of
popular government. 1t persuades us to
defend any policy, however unwise, and to
vote for any candidate, however unworthy,
upon the plea of maintaining the party su-
premacy as essential to the public welfare.
If Ananias be nominated upon platform of
falsehood we must support Ananias to keep
the party in power. If Jeremy Diddler
buys regular nomination at the conven-
ton we must hurrah for Diddler and the
public faith that the party of honesty may
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you are troubled with lame back. try
DAYS KIDNEY PAD-it will certainly cure
you,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-05
Office.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORASGHBUfSb CoCHTY.

OnASGEBuRt CoCrTY.
Ornngeburg, S. c., Ari 2s, 1881.
Nj Office is hereby given that in accord
~ ance with an act Of the General As
scmbly, No. 676, passed December 24th
1881, !. or my Assistant will attend the
following hnmed places, on the respective
dates, fnr the purpose Of taking lhc Aaaess-
mcnts fu1 the Taxes Of the present Year:
BranchYille, Wednesday and Thursday,
June Ia, and End
isowessillc, Friday and Saturday, June
3rd aud 4th.
Connor's Store; Monday and Tuesday.
June ,ith and 7th.
Ayers Shop, Wednesday and Thursday,
June 9Th and OH.
Federri!le. Friday and Saturday, June
wells' Store, Monday and Tuesday, June
Aving.n'., "wednesday nhd Thnrsday,
June 9th aid lGlli.
Snider's Store, Friday and Saturday,
June 18th and 18th
Or. Thos X. Keller's, Monday and Tues
day, June 10Th and 2Ist.
zine Grove Acadamy, Wednesday and
Thursday, June 22nd and 23rd.
Fort Mottc, Friday and Saturday, June
Oath and 25th.
l1eWisville, Monday and tuesday, June
eth and 2S,h.
Zcigler's Store, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, June 2Yth aud 3Ulh
Knots Mills, Friday and Saturday, July
lal snd 2fid.
EaslerlinA, Monday and Tuesday, July
4tli and 5,h.
Cerbe,'ssille, Wednesday and Thursday
July 9TH and 7ll,.
Sawycr'A store. Friday and saturday.
July Sth and 9lh
Livinyston's Mill, Monday and Tuesday,
July llth and 18th.
w. +. Phillips, Wednesday and Thrrs.
day. July 18th and l4lI,.
}. d. Smoaks mill, Friday and Saturday,
July 10Th and 10th.
Jacob smoak sr.. Monday and Tuesday
July 18th and 10Th
Orangeburg G. H., Wednesday, July 10Th.
he Office will be open each day during
the time prescribed by law to take the re-
turns from (0) nine O'clock A. NJ. to (3)
three O'Clock p. NJ, and oil persona con-
ccrncd should avail themselves Of these
opportunities, and avoid the penalty which,
attaches after tile 10th day Of July 1881.
DONALD Il. BARTON,
Auditor Orangeburg County.
oprl os 1t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-05

A Strawberry Festival will be
given at the Young America Hall
this afternoon and tonight by the
ladies for tie benefit Of the Lutheran
Church. The doors will be open at
8 o'clock in the afternoon, and again
in the evening. There will be no
charge for almittancc, and every one
will enjoy the privilege Of buying Il
plate Of Strawberries and glass OF
ice cream tastily fixed up at the
hands OF the ladies. The good cause,
the warm weather, and the smiles Of
the fair ones will all combine to give
additional relish to the tempting re-
lrcshlncnts. Let all who can, come
out.