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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11
VOLUME 81, NO. 81.
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Why y a COWS tail like a swans breast:
Because Il grows down.
A cook may not have A. many boils A.
JOB. bu, then they are as big "A -kstfle..
What -as Eve made for? Ada-,s ez-
press Company.
solomon sdvises the slngg.rd 70 70 70 The
ant. bot the shiftless in our day generally
90 70 their O. uncle.
Fra-er's Magazine says. q" IL Is part Of
the Boston creed thar one Who i born an
that city does Dot need 20 be born again.
Why Vas Joseph put into the pit?
Because tbere wasn't room for him in the
q family circle
Il wish. said 4 son Of Erin. q. could
hnd the place where men don't die. that
might 90 and end may days there
Why DO sailors serving in brigs make
bad scrsantss Because Il j. Impossible for
= man 70 serve freo-@asfers.
A doctor Of dun saws. in Ne- Bedford.
put out a sign IN the form Of a hand sa-
9Th the words 90 Saw Dentist painted on IL.
- Dont cry. httle boy. DID he hit YOU
on purPoses~ NO sir-he hit me on the
bead
Why = room fuH Of married people
emPiy2 Because there i. not single per-
son present.
Valae the frieod.hip Of him ~ho stands
by you in the storm swArms Of insects viii
Surround you in she sunshine.
A Sermon in four words on the vanity Of
earthly possessions. &" ShrOads have no
pockets"
Moral reflections by polioeman.-.' Il
seems 20 me that With mAny Young men. the
most approved method Of winding up the
night. j. reeiing Il bouae.-
A" Wen. ny boy. do YOU know What
syntax means p" said a schoolrnaster 70 The
child Of a teetoialer. "Ycs. sir; the duty
UPON spirits
To CUEE Frr % ENSUT. co into the
attic snd look over sr the old rubbish.
You vii BE- sure 70 End something interest
ing and something 70 DO.
An exchange paper SAYS that a town in
Italy recently bail, sun dial and covered
itwith a roof 70 prevent the rain from in
juring H.
An engineer officer says that Sheridan
has captured IN the valley a mile and thirty
t~o yards of artillery. an average Of two
pieces day since be took command.
a man in Johnston set a trap for bear.
that we're troubling has sheep. and going
out early one morning found 'vArmint''
caught. lie rushed for bis gun. 6re,l. and
Killed black sheep Of his own aock,
a newly married man down east sav. II
b. bad an inch more Of happiness be could
act possibly live. HIS wife y obliged 20
ron him on The foor AMI pat him Nth a
Single every day 70 keep him from being
too happy.
A Physician a. Cincinnati. Lad Tor some
time been annoyed by deprsdators who
drank up TIE milk ief at his door a. an
early hour. one dsy recently. BE- %, an
ennetic ia The pitcher. and soon after the
milkman bad passed. the doctor found
policeman in aneighboring alley. ' making
his returns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Once upon time a clergyman iu asnau
parsh vas about fo losc one of BE-
parishioucrs vho asked letter of l.suiiss-
Bon fo usfer church The ciergrman
Questioned h.n a. to BE ronvrs ~ ieav-
or Have sou anv hait to fri 18th my
rresrhinr. brother Noi Or rnyself.
sas the reply " WIZ ohiccfion hss vour
vifes- foiie~ed ~ the inquisitor 90 Oh.
noue afau.~ d" here then is tbe trouble
NY f-iende~ WY. nv son says thst b.
can't undersand shat you mesnt7 TIE
rlinisier lookei sober Tor uone8t. sd
f8en --ioined--.' Wei. bro,i,er. sopposo
you mas, r. for oant prcseh ard Eni
brains Too
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Daring ihe last winter a ''coutrsband-'
came into the FEDERAL lines in North Caro-
Ina. and was marching Up % the ofHcer Of
the day 10 gave an account Of himself where
upon the following colloquy ensueds
What's your nane p"
NJ names sam
Sam What
No. Sab not San Watt Tee ji.t Sgu,. %
What t1ar ofb.r name '''
'' } .s-n nt -ot uo oder name. Sah Ise
~am-lnf's at.
" bats y0ur masters name
'' Tee got ro MASTER nov uassa ruaned
avay-gah. ysb. lee free nier-r nov 81
" Wei. what is yoar ht,er'. and moth
er's rames-
90 ice got sone. Ssh.--nehcr had none
l'se Iist San -nohoiy e'se.~
d" Have sou any brothers and sister. s''
40. Sab, ncbcr hsd none. No brui-
der. ro sister. no fad-r. no rauddsr. nj mas
a-notling but sam Hhen yga 90 gasl.
ylu sss aH tlere 81 ~ us.~
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We have a friend Who is n soreubat r-ae.
zeal ioker. residing rea- CO. r.rv some
f.ne .'rre 81. Dog r,f.t fom Prof...or
Wu-.-r. a.. i. Keen trout fsherman.
Norra- a pond tie professor inqui-e8-
d" Cto y,1 f.h f1r trout in that rooIs~
"uh' vss Al. vel as not.
" PoH.t'e' where's y11r -1I,-
81 have none. Tu ro f.tr-mtn Bot
fral want to try. I1 -rt f.hing tackle.
lrl SOP mav fre rerr hani atr
Eari5 the r.nt r.-r.a- fhe professor
verttot tf. pond ard shipped 70 al around.
arl frarr aairl .n an to Die vaist. arI
'hr.s Dc f.e' mo.t sklElry. BOT neyer
raised a fa As te ua rrev tolerahIv
Do. d. t.rneI ta L,s ii-al. -Lo iay under
a f-... ssia..rr iiaseif sith a book s,i a
cigar. ar1 rtci1iue1-
% DON'T believe ,iere isa trout 10 soar
p.ai~
81 'onf kn.v fhat ,te-e is~
Why yol tofI re there vas
"Oh' no.- sa.1 or ioter. r-tr.r =
a fresh cigar. ' you a.ks1 me- Hyos ooaII
s.h i.r tr1at here. ani Q said you could 81.
eel AL nof. I've seen Ehs 90 t often.
Zoe ! never knew ofonc ieinr caught bere. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

.a 81 ~ N'NNA - W. N'aNN - ~ .
"Doaf cry any more. please. bu; listen
% me. have something % ssy O. you. lie
had never spoken ia thar tone before-she
could not Imagine What ~ss coming. ''You
have something 70 say 70 me. did yoa say
M CEfordg~
fes. ."-he swallowed big lump in his
throat Nellie. love you~ She started
a. = b. had struck her and looked a. him
o. What did yo,f .ays-
'' aid. Nellie. I love you; and have
come o. ask Won O. love M in return. and
BY and by. when hav, made myselfw worthy
q such blessing. will yos be- nv wises-
You cannot mean it. Mr.. Clifford YOU
cannot care for foolish little thing like
me
'' But know best about that: I should
not have toll you - n it had not been true.
will YOU tell me the truth nov; DO YOU
love mcs~
Someho~ the heavy feeling that had LAID
AZ ber heart al slipped away. aud IN its
stead there came a strange thrill of ioy and
~ith "a some Of her old misohieyo,ss spirit.
80 that instead Of answering a. sbe truly
ieh. sbe aid. What II shouId tell you
no. Mr. Clifford ,-
lie drew him-elf up a little proudly-''
should not hang myself nor Jump into tbc
lake for there j. much 20 be sought after
and won IN a true lie outside of love but
Nellie. the rough highway. ~hicb my feet
must tread ulll seem rougher. the cloud.
denser. the light beyond DINNER than :,
voald had ! never learned ho~ beautiful
might have been the way. smootb.d and
checrcd ani lighted by such love A. YOU eau
gave b. wiil be- a favored man wbo receives
10. Good aisht. IIe vas up and moving
a~rr
I.i- Vas puzzie; sLc had bad dozen
men a. her feet. bat never one with such
spirit a. that lie va hall vav across the
meadow whcn De- beard her call. Pau.
Paul Clifford lie turned and waited.
'' Come back TIe vent back.
" Wen. whai j. T.. NenIcs~
" ] -ish . tell yoa the truth voa asked
me- for
" 1t me bear IL. them
"Paal love vou.
Ne.lie's heart futtered jas; a little the
ncSt day whcn Paul came in o. dinner. f,r
her father va O. see him Tor abe frst time
Sb- had told hira ,her dinner ~
gentleman stool aghaa. What. INV NJ
hes- Does she know vour .~,,,r,e,t.
Young nam
..I have told her. sir. anI s.Lel L.rt,be
my wifc.~
q" AID shr--~
" Anrwcrcl a.. I could vish. SIR
Wei. ~eu. young man. IwiI tax nth
her before answer yoa,~ ana De sent ,r.
h,t.lioe. a,grt,.- vhob,.--s.--5 -,
al po..t.o,. Il l,,. v,.b ~. 49,. -.
Strange
IIc found Nellie 4, ,he g,-.lc, al ..ft
her bis wonder %. Kngu b,r,..I D., -.
"a. and t viii rot seer, .,-,,.. g.. -.
Tb.a .Le toll him ~ psgr. ,,.. 81. 80
ui,stl- vii. b,. -.sl, .,-.,,,t ~ ..--.
pose. and th.aL. rsp.. u.,t I ,r,a,rI,
turned LID r., -...... AZ f..'.. ..t...r r-......
here
o.. Then vour heart E. really o,ti. -,;,..
o. fea great man. its-
..Ob. flfbe--,e-ple,.e-
..weH chlI. ifhe r'-.v.. t,-,..rf ,-,-.h.
arI does rat a.k f,r v4,, 90, .oo- IA.
not knas but ia MIA. a. --il De- h.-, ,.,-v
IA ed.
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VI ! sc T. IL 4 y Y.
MAKING HAY.


. - AAAHA AaN NHAllIN ar aIHNN ~ lII
20 the ii'ils of a boholink that perclrd ca
the toPmost branch of a swa,ing eln acrcs.
tie meadow. was hiiiog tbc rl1ri1u. morn
ing ar with brilliant hashcs q san- IA /,
huudrcl difcrcnt tousues. Paal hsd tb,
soul ot a true poet. and What With thc rI-ar
Jsnc arr. the su.ei 20 new move clover and
ii4i.ss ihe Hash of thc undricd deu on tie
trees and crass. the rich bird song ard thc
mruiory oi par of brichi brown ewes De-
haa ssen tl.at MON iug. be had 30 far lost
himsch iha, D. ~as vholly uncon.cioas %
thr neighborhool of anv human being. sn-
cd a clear. round voice AZ his elbow svua-
blel forth in q r-rrmpto-s tone.
" L~t 1nc have that rake, Tm gong o.
makr hay.~
iani opened his ewes very wi.le .nd turn .
81 r"and very qai.k. to bad himself i,,okiii..
down ir,a thc eyes o. iaI been lr,am,n-
about. ana a. be- took a surver Of tbeir
osusr. D. sa~ ~hat b. had "a iie,I g. L,rr to
notc. tiat iAe hoc o. whirb tho.c q. .osl
~intov. telouged va a. v,ry pretty face.
~ou-d have t,eu very prrtts lut f1r Az ex-
prcssiol % srorufal indifiervucr. almost
super.i. i.,oas. that larkcJ in every fraiare.
From the carls that eiastcred on a.. White
temple O. d. arclsd lpper lip and dimpIcd
ehin. IT. couproh.ndcI her thousht. yc..
her rAo4c cAara.irr. a. a siuglc glance. a.
b, sas her i1okiug ~i'h uncoooeaIei .nscr
a. be- coarse Shoes. anI b. smiled Oh think
vhai a uli-take shc hal made iu .ponir-
% iair faco 90 90 poor purpo.-. an
made 4a..t -.iti- resolve. -. rrrrats.l
hcr command. even more coumanIinrIv.
oHiy a'il,ng. '' Ar sou iri.Ltcneds one
rniglt thiak 30 from ti.e wav ia -h.eh vou
star o.
-' No az -. frightened. tiank you but 4
hal BALI ihouEhi tl- uohoiuk had stopped
sins .nE aaI gone o. talsing. Thi. rake b.
too beasy ,or 800 4 vili Lrlug one lighter e
AM Iust eiaH-iug lp AZ her o. see t.lr look
81 -ooru lad changed O. one oi .u.pr,.e. D.
tarnei aeas.
Nri.s Moore frit. as Nankee voulI
say. hu.e qlecr. So woaii a. soon have
expected a eomplIncut f-.ui ore of tie colo.
over iu Gle pasture. a. fr1u, tnc,e Hcn-s
hirri man. -a1rn she hai .es-ccly time to
uo'ice ai b--akfa.t fin-. Wien .sid ua-le
iutroiacs him ,u his plain wav.-.. Nieee
Ell-n. th.s b. paai CLIFFORD. our hired man .-
She bad not gwen h.n even a. .scoul glance
iceiuE herself almost in.ul,ei bv benz
traaei, down te -l.s So aieutail, acuoa,-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

GooD ron wv Efrrs Go snd sce the
poorest s0d sieke.t iamiIcs within yoar
tro-feIee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

The fcllc=i=- sSoS place "a a small VII
lasc in New England. A daguerrean and
dentist were stopping Al the same time in
the village Of p. p. each With travel
ing saloon; and many were hocking with
happy faces and brigh; anticipaiions to the
FORMER. While 4" bore and there traveller. -
nth horror in his looks and dread IN BIS
beArt. vas making his vav % the latter.
A. oar man % the dental art was engaged
in one % his nilder operations. a young Ia
dy entered the saloon upon which the pro-
prie;or made bis appearance from behind
The curtain AMI after the usual Solicitations.
Asked her = she called for an operation.
The Young lady replying in the afirrna-
tive. b. politely requested her 70 be seated
and BE- would wait upon her in fr~ mo-
nerts. lie soon called upon hcrto '' come
within. - and requested her 20 take the char
usually occupied for an oPeraiion-io which
shc readily consented. wearing a most
charming expression % countenanoe. very
unusual. our dentist thought. for one to
bring % a dental operation.
lie feit. somehow. great reluctance Al
disturbing The beautiful smile that PLAYED
upon the face o. bis Air visitor; bat. after
standing a moment b. became more collect
81. and proceeded 70 his professional dutie.
a. follows.
" What j. the nature ofthe operation you
wish % have persorneds-
The Young lady looked him in tie face
and smiled. bot jiI not seem % oompre-
bend ~ nature of b. question.
" Do YOU -i.h 20 have a tooth extrae,-
eds- asked he
ihe young LADY. counieuance changed
in moment ~ she replied.
" Oh. no. SIR ,'
" Then YOU wish TO have your teeth On.
el7-
.' 80. Indccd,'
"oh. You ~i.h 70 have your teeth cleans
eJs-
" No. .ir,- answered the nov impatient
Young LADY 90 ] want my daguerrcotype
taken
This explained az she had mistaken The
saloon. ani our dentist va sold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

\ LoNG F,cr 4 wen known frequent-
er 81 third street. stopped yesterday 10
barriers shop. close % the North American
buiidins. sat in a shaving chair. drew a
nevspaPer from his pocket and instructed
The knight ~ The razor o. take II his beard.
The barber vas an African. lie simply re-
piled. .Jes boss. and produced has imple-
mcnts. The CUSTOMER saf down. lie va.
daily shavc'l- It's face vas wiped. and he
arose. donned BIS coat and hat.
" lIow machs- De- asked IN a doiorous
voice A. b. a1justed Bis shirt co Tar.
" Fifteen cents. boss
Why. I thought you shaved forten cents
AZ thi. shop
d" Dat ar's The average. sab. 90 vas tho re-
ply. " Ten cents is De- price Of q 81 ave IN
dis yer shop You come in here. sah. and
rad de news - sheridan. victory. and
your hce sot about six inches longer than
when you come in. n your face was Ike
it va aforc you real that yer news. ten
cents sas tL- price. When you commen.
cd to read about the defeat ofEarly. Den
your face stretched down about four iasb...
Oats vhai makes 30 wari Gitecn cents for
der shave
Ihe customer coullntres,rain a grin. a.
though De- Whs copperheal. and the BE AZ
him vas .naie by a '' niger IT, lad the
iee ioHn. and uaikrI ,uf. lie vas one of
those gentlemen Who g. their length on
Mcclellan AM sho of course sbudder a.
every victory of the Ur.on arms.
rPtlaicipha North American.
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SUPPRESSION OF THE WORLD AND
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE..
The Arrest Of Gen. .Dix-Arguments I'm
Court before Judge Russell.

This important case, involving the important
and conflicting consideration as to the limits Of the OF.
ecutve authority in time Of civil war before the
City Judge on Saturday 1t win be remembered By our
readers that In the month of May bogus proclamation
purporng 70 be from the President OF the United States
procaimng day Of humiliation and prayer throughout
the country and calling out 800 600 men, published
by The World and Journal Of Commerce whereupon Gen.
DIX, acting under orders from Washington. took pos.
session Of the offices Of both papers, stopped their publ.
cation and arrested Of the propretos Of The journal
Of Commerce. Mr.. Hallock. Alter few days when tho
facts became fully known at Washington the order was
countermanded and both papers resumed their pdbca.
ton usual In the mean time Gov. Seymour. through
the District Attorney indicted Gen. Dix and his assist
ants before the Grand Jury but the Grand Jury res.
ing TO take action in the matter il brought BY
plant Of the ictAttorney before Judge Russell
who thereupon issued his warrant for tho arrest Of Gen
Dix and his subordinates. Bail was accepted, and
preliminary hearing Of the case took place last Wednes
day report Of which has already appeared Ia col.
uuins The case now came on according 20 agreement
rr argument. DisiTietAttoTney A. o. Hal and AttoT-
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the week ending July Il

Withdrawn from warehouse and thrown into the
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SATURDAY. July 9-P. n

Gold opened at 265 and sold down TO 26O,
s.a rallied TO 30 on rumors Of the advance OF the
Rebels into Maryland.
Stocks on the street were steady. Ere, ll4t
oll4,, Hudson, l2s9l2si. At the Stock Exchange
Government Bonds were strong. Registered os, 1884,
loz Coupon Is. 1884, lo4alo4f; sos Registered io''
elO4, 5-20s Coupons loiolot; Currency Certiheates
Improved sza9fi State bonds steady' Tennessee DE-
s7059; North Carolina 6s 6oa6li Missonri os' oet~
40, Canton Co s6t937. Coal stocks steady. Dela-
ware and Husson, PAS, Pennsylvania Coal 2i7i Cum
A.rlapa Coal. G6.a66l; Central Coal, 65a70i Amer
scan Coal 1895; Quicksilver Mining Co. 800
Minnesota Mining Co. 4Oa4l; Mariposa fetd4ot
Pacific Mail go; Gen. Am. Transit 2oi New OK
Central 1854 0ls54; Erie Railway, ll4tal4i Prefer
red lla all5!; Hudson River. 127iSl2s; Harlem. Of
sered at 200 s-lO; Reading l36. al36i Michigan Cen
tral, ls4lal35; Michigan Southern, 92a934i the
Guaranteed, l4l; Panama 275; illinois Central, 1901
alsl, Cleveland Pittsburgh, llliSllli. North
western. 5l395li Northwestern preferred, st
as7i, Cleveland and Toledo, l3S9l57, Rock Island
,lstoilsa; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l3l0l3t
Prairie Du Chen, o.; Fort Wayne, ll3Gll3si Ierre
Hause and Alton co. Terre Haute and Alton preferred
70 Toledo and Wabash, 65G6sj do. preferred 6s.
Government Stocks are stronger and in fair demand.
IN railway bonds and bank shares very little dong.
Rava y shares at the Stock Exchange improved upon
Che low sales Of Friday but at the advance there was
ssh supply Of sellers for cash. under which the market
vns not sustained. Harlem shares are offered down u
200, seller TO- without q buyer. This road and the
Hudson river company now working In harmony SC
far as rates are concerned but no consolidation has been
effected as reported on the street Reading wss offered
freely upon reports Of fresh strike by Its engineers to
which the company win not accede preferrng the risk
Of stoppage Of business for time. In the street
sle market was duh at the Board transactions
were unimportan and desire TO buy observable The
closing prices were: Erie ia, Ere Preferred lis.
Hudson, l27i; Reading, p3Gi Michigan Central lH.i
Michigan Southern 49, Illinois Central 1904; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, ILL., RockIIsland, ll2i Chicago and
Northwestern SIT; Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, 1926
Cumberland. 65i.
The following table shows the weekly course Of prices
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the weekly course OF prices:

Money remains active at per cent and Stock houses
ere able to get large differences between cash and short
buyers options. Commercial paper is moro abundant.
and prime names have been sold at II per cent month
Paper made on Pork at ESQ per bb and at correspond
ting high rates for other staple products IA not consid
cred prudent investment at any rate of interest and
is in small favor Gamblers In produce as ready to
pay high interest and large prices 20 sustain the
ket as spectators in railroad shares were eager TO buy
She whole capitals Of companies In which they were
operating. This desperate game In the case a Stock
gamblers came 10 speedy end and similar fate viii
surely attend spectators in produce Like the Stock
gamblers they have forced prices to points where
but crsduous and reckless people dare to buy and the
whole fabric may at any moment break by its own
weight.
Freights are fairly active, and rates are un-
changed. The engagements to Liverpool arc 90 900
bush Wheat at ID 4ld in bulk and ships bags; 600
bbs Flour at Is ala ID and per steamer, 600 boxes
Cheese at 4os 400 boxes Bacon 25s 500 bbls Flour
at o. Sd, and 1900 bush. Wheat at sd. To London;
7sOO bush Wheat at Sd, 800 bbs Flour at ls Cd ais
3D.. and COO bbs. Sperm OH at 22s Cd. TO Glasgow:
40 tuns Sperm Oil at 25s To Hamburg: COO hhds. aud
lse boxes Sugar at i5s. small vessel chartered
20 Bordeaux with general cargo on private terms
4 railroad is contemplated from Ellenyine,
on the line Of the Hudson and Delaware Canal to the
Erie Railway The North PsansgraHiOn learns that ever
one hundred thousand dollars has been subscribed TO
the proposed stock and there is much prospect Of s
being built. Surveys have been made for railroad
from Sloetsburg Station. the Erie Railroad about
thirtyfye miles from Jersey City, the line to run west
for about FIVE or six miles, 10 reach the Old Sterling
Works. with branch Of two three miles to extend
% the RiDgwoad Mines. in Eew-Jersey. The stock
has been taken andtb work of building is to begin in
. few days.
The Honey Brook Coal Company have pur-
chased the lease and colieries Of MeSsrs. j. D. Me-
Creayy Co. and also the Honey Brook estate stu
ated n Carbon Luzerne and Schuylkin Counties, con-
tanning about 200 acres Of coal lands for % 600 CO.,
which is the capital Of the Company. The net
Earnings Of the CoDDanJ the months Of Nav
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STEALING BRASS WoRK.--OiHccrs Carey and
Brush of the Twenty.second Precinct arrested julius
Messing and Bernard Fetter for stealing brass cocks
and elbows from Mr.. John +. Brctss brewery No. SSs
West Forty fourth street and selling the same to Niles
Collins Of Fortyfourth street and Eighth avenue Tie
officers recovered the property.
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Total thrown on market. ASA ss4,6ll l,326 sos
u..a.aa Cor rrnrehnnsn hnrinQ the aarne period:

Co., made the following sale Of stocks and bonds on
Saturday:
go shares Tenth National Bank, sl0o cadmium. gt
200 shares Canton Company, SlO0 eaoh............ 81
as 900 Ohio and Mississippi ~
shares Hamilton Copper Company per share. 20
70 shaIes Camden AmboY X X. Co, 100 each. To-
% shares Brevoort Fire Insurance Co, 80 esch..' ~
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Live Stock Per Erie Railway.

CAxPvIILk. Nav YORK. July 8, l85i.-Below hsnd yoJ
statement of i've stock transported the road for the
week ending Monday IS Cars Of cattle; 20 Hogs, sheep
4 Horses. Total cars Of Stock for the week ll3.
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July 9-l5lOO bbls Flour 1896 bb, whisky. 900 bbs
Corn Meal 100 pkge Provisions ais pigs Lard 400 pkgs
Butter, ~ pkgs Ashes.
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The earnings of the Atlantic and Great west
IMPORTS or yoREIGS DRI GOODS a

EXPORTS or FOREIGN pRI GOODS At ssw'foAA, oaA
For the week 1Sbx. lSVo1a al 5e1 IA
Entered at the port. S6Sr5oO fSaSSiy 6sSO78
Thrown on maIket.....H 2y2I3 sS''oii
Since JAM l. 49,. a, ~ 90 4a062 120
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-22

c. KEIFFER, Secretary.
Cold i'm JuIv q 1854 10 -. Tvs I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-22
Crpsus Cold and silver Mining Compa-

ny.-NOtice s HEREBY -iVen that, IN accoTIanIe WIN
the laws OF the Territory OF Nevada. the Bylaws
OF the Company ami an order Of she Board OF TruS-
tees OF the abOve-nEmed Company. there will be
sold, on MONDAY. the FIRST DAY or AUGJ ST,
lSt4. AZ ! oSlOCS P. NJ. in front OF the Company :
Office. hCru Bros store Gold Hill, 10 the highest
bidder. :or United states sold coin 50 many shares
OF the Capital stock OF the above-named Company,
standing in the names OF the following named per
sons, aS ggiu paw all assessments now due, together
with all expenses OF advertising sale and transfer
Names. Certificates. SHARES. iat,
m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-22

Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day Of June,
lsI so many shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
OF Jerome Rice 4 Co, No. 327 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, on the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST,
ls at the hour Of II O'clock N. OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together Win
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale:
IT, II. ii. SMITH, Sec'y,
Ofice, No. Naglee's Building, S. W. cor. Merchant
and Montgomery streets. San Erancisco. ly20 "a