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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-05


HARD-UP FOR MONEY. - The Broom
Rangers of Gold Hill, last night struck
lead to raise trifle of change for their
turnout next Monday evening. Old
French discovered the idea ; which was to
put up at auction one Of their tligreed
corn brooms-one of the principle, oftheir
their party. Some hash-eater bid one
dollar for it-perhaps to sweep out his
lir,y cabin with. French went him
dollar better; somebody else, seeing that
This principal plank in their platform 1.-THE
broom) was going off very cheap, causing
a broad grim on the faces Of several hun
bred Union men who were standing on
the outside of the ring. then bid ten dol
lars. Dave Buel. in order to keep uphis
bogus reputation of being "a man OF
money" bid it up to sixty dollars, at
which figure it was knocked down to
him, with about the same grace and polite
ness which old French would display in
auctioneering off an old ring-boned horse.
The over-grown Buel was called upon the
stand, and old French. in presenting it to
the would-be Governor, gave quite a
comic biographical sketch of the " calf of
Ell Dorado" which sounded about as
funny as a man trotting out q stable horse
in spring time and dissenting upon his
pedigree to gaping crowd of sand-hillers.
The broom was subsequently re-sold to
several others, until the sum of one hun
dred and thirty dollars was supposed to be
realized-acting perhaps upon the well
established rule of the roughs of that
party, that they are for sale to the highest
bidder. As we saw no money passed for
the article sold, the performance looked
very circus-ike.
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SECOND ANNUALBALL
ARMORY HALL,:::: B street.

ARMORY HALL. B street.
Committee of Arrangements
WI Mcintosh, James McBurney.
L Dahlman, II MeDouGal,
lib Harmon. John Walpold,
John Mannix James Campbell,
L kaplan, Noah Jacobs
Patrick Farley. &C Fordham.
Invitation Committeel
Peter Larkin, X E Arick,
N R Williams, John A Collins,
Ben Ballou A w Baldwin.
Isaac Brokaw, Nv Winton,
/ Wardle, George Shaw,
Thomas Peasley, J L Cramer
Jacob Young, James Bolnn,
Hugh Kelly, John A Moch.
Almon Hovey. John Gillig,
JCClark, Gov'r Beebe,
James Root Pat Lynch,
TT TAYLOR, George Lewis,
" Flood, Pembroke Murray,
K A Young. Parker,
George Lalneraux. J WINNER
GOLD HILL.
wHHLee, Joseph La Flower,
II Z Blanchard, N fesey,
John J Hayes. WI Began,
Samuel Arnold, A Kellogg,
Thomas Moore, Samuel Hyatt.
Reception Committee,
wR WRrnock. BV Barry,
L b Hastings, CM Cornell,
Patrick Quigley, II DrYoung.
J X Loyeioy, H II Armour.
John Reeves, Henry Hall.
Floor Managers
4 N Edgia,on, Ii Harmon,
James Campbell james McBurney,
John Walpold, II McDouga,
John MauniX. Noah E Jacobs.
Floor Director : - w. +. McIntOsh
Firemen are requested TO appear In uniform. =
p Tickets. 50 90. ,oFa5 ii
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRrvALs.-By Pioneer Stages-M. Ad-
Ter and wife, ]. Il. Atchinson, F. W. Shat
tuck, II. C. Lille, James Watkins, Mrs.
Geo. F. Jones, VIM. Stewart, ]. c. Clay
ron, g. Smith, g. P. Howe, S. P. Hayden
and wife, Mrs. Storrs.
DEPAHruREs.-By same line. Morris
". w. Stone. H. w. Burrow,. H. Armer,
i Lew. T. Coyle, N. Dougherty, J; G.
C,hiIl. d. MeKennon, Mrs. Cook and child.
i. u. Parker, AntoinS Msrrones, Mr.. Hook
J. chappsn.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE CoPARTNER~HIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between the undersigned has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. AL ia
bities due by the firm, and all accounts due the
firm, will be paid by and to Joseph Munckton-
CHAS. E. MYRICK,
JOSEPH MUSCKTOE.
Silver City, Oct, l9. 1864. oc3l "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-05

NEGLECTED Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
which might be checked BY simple remedy, like
Browns Bronchial Troehes," If allowed to pro-
sress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis
Asthma, Catarrh and Consumptive Coughs, THE
Troches" are used with advantage, giving often
times immediate relief. Singers and public speak
ers will find them also excellent TO clear the voice
and render articulation wonderfully easy. loc26m
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ReIiRiouS Notices.

ST. JoHS's CHCRcH-Protestant Epscopal-Rey;
o. W. Whitaker, Rector. Divine service In Odd
Fellows Hall, Gold Hill, every Sunday at Pm.
sunday School at lho'clock Pm.
ROMAN CArHoLIc-Serrices will be held each
sunday at the Church, Gold Hill, nj 10 o'clock AN.
Father O'ReIly, Pastor.
CHrRcH OF "fHE ASCENSION Protestant Episeo-
pal.-Rev. o. W Whitaker. Rector.-Divine service
n the ODD Fellows Hall, Dayton, tomorrow, Nov
9th, At II AN. ~ 1,,I
cock. PastOr-Preaching every Sabbath al IL A. n.
and?P.N Sabbath School at II P N. All are cor
dially invited.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
Complimentary Benefit
TO
JOHNNY TUER s!

VIRGINIA, Nov. !, 1864.
JOHNNY TUERs-Dear Strive, the under
signed, members of the Fire Department oil VIZ,
giuia learning that you are about to leave U.s. ana
having high appreciation Of the services you
have rendered US heretofore, would be pleased 10
tender to you Complimentary Benefit ere you
take your departure, and would most Respectfully
request that you would name the time and place
Peter Larkin, Thos g Taylor,
Riff Williams. AW Baldwin,
Ben Ballou, Louis maEue'
Ch8s Wilson. 4 Broka"
H McDOugall, JAKE Young
NV Wipton. Thos Peasley,
Pat lynch VIM Mcintosh,
George Shaw Hugh Kelly,
Aleck Johnson L Dahimahn,
Nv WINNER, Barney Green
Pat Innnnu VIM Wier,
TSro a Hale WIN PenIiisou,
Mike Mccarthy. Frank Seeley,
Jas Campbell, George Birdsall,
T Adams, VIM MorIlson'
JMWalker, Louis LaPage,
Chas Champney, II tsusier'
George Vosburg, II d Harmon
George Downey, Jas Malone,
Andrew Peasley, Mhcklntosn'
Jas McBurney, John I Inlly'
NV Hemingway. WIN N Gillespie,
Richard Paddock, Rufus E Arick,
Wp Wheeler Aleck Harmed,
Ben Lackey, Sml'n'
Lib Hastings Jas Conroy
Fred Hart, A HirSchman,
rs Smith. VIM Atkinson,
Tip Orndorf, Jas Brown
Joe Clark, SD Wright,
FC harrington W HammonS.
VIRGISIA, Nov. l, 1864.
To THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT;
note of this date (Soy. d has
been received inviting NE to take Compliment
airy Benefit at your hands. sincerely appreciR,
ting the honor you propose 70 confer upon me l
wonld name SUNDAY EVENING, November
9th, as the time, and Maguire's Opera House as
the place The programme will be given In due
time. l am, gentlemen. respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
NOD IA JOHNNY TUERS.
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Lost.
Sl5 Reward.

T oST, NEAR GOLD HILL, A SILVER
~ WATCH, English Lever, dou6le.ca with
6uckEkin string and steel key attached to II. Inc
finder may leave It at this office, or q Z. y. hor'
tops blacksmith shop. Silver City. oc25
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rI.ery and Glassware,

Crockery and Glassware.
lust RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
y Of Crockery and Glassware OF the latest English
and French manufacture. Housekeepers and otheH
are invited 10 examine our rev wares.
Cola HUI. luna IL. lst4 tnlI
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Positively Selling Off!
AND NO HUMBUG!!

Positively Selling Off 4!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
OF Gold Hill and vicinity!
nEMEMBER, THE STORE OF E. HARRIS
II IN no humbug selling OF, but the genuine
thing itself He don't look for any profits on his
goods. He only wishes to get clear of his stock
Mt the regular San Francisco cost. and will con.
tinue TO do 80 till he has not got one dollars
worth of merchandise left.
a[Remember the Old Stand Next to
Gold Hill News ONCE, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs of 10 and 1I.sized
BOOTS!
Which will be sold cheap.
Also
200 Of the Finest French Cashmere
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought Into the Territory. at SIS 90.
Business Conts- ..--------.------.-....-S4 90
Superior Boys Hats--..................- Is
Lnrse Lot of Of Small Brosan Shoes, 25
Velvet Vests.-..---....-----------. 90
Calf Boots, best uallty,.......-........S5 so
Nailed Boots, .---------...--.....-...--4 90
Godfrey & Wings Best Nailed Boots, 5 so
Calf Boots, .------.----.-.---.------- %
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ............--2 90
Best Cal. Flannel OvershIris, ...-......2 rs
Grey Flannel Overshirts, (AIade in the
States)- ----.-----------..--------1 10
Undershirts and Drawers, grey and
white, ----.-.-...-------.-------I Cd
Fine Cashmere Vests. so
Hats, all colOrs,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Cotton Half.HoSe, per dozen 90
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, ----3 90
Best California 1O-lb. Blanlets...-.-S 90
Working Pants. --.-.-.-..---.--....------2 80
Working Pants, superior. so
Corduroy Pants, best quRlIty,...-....--.3 so
Fine Black Coats, satin lined e. .......16 90
Blue Pilot Shirts. ....-.-..-....----..---.2 0O
Fine Business Coats ....-........---.-.-l1 OO
Superior Heevy OVercoats -.---....-.12 90
Extra fine English Cashmere Suits S 90
French Calico Shirts ....----..........---1 so
Very Superior Silk Velvet Vests, all IN
cOlOrS- ....---.--.-.-.--.---..---6 ~
Cloth Caps, good quality 20
Red Drawers and Shirts, each.....-..l so
Harrison Cass're Suits, best Qunly. % 90
Fancy Colored Flannel Coats.......-..4 so
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra auulity...---0 oO
Calf Boots, double.sole. .-..-...-...---...5 90
Extra Double-Sols Calf Boots -....-.-..5 SO
DoubIe-Sole Calf Boots, sewed.-.....--8 so
Boys Boots ..-..--....--...----......-- Sd
Gents CAVALRY Boots. 80
Superior Wooden Hose, per dozen...--2 IS
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Late-i-Kia ItrerpOOl.
TTvFRpoot. SATURDAY Evening, Oct. -.

LIVERPOOL Saturday Evening Oct -. leo4
The Steamship Persia reached Liverpool tins
Afternoon Her advices an generally regarded ~ ess
favorable for the North and caused decided improve
nent In the Confederate Loan which closed AZ 81 "a.
Tic Snanish steamer ciIturcd Try the Niagara is he
bowed the CiceroI, which ~ -" - ~ n
inst for Cadez She was stopped en- the ioth on Inc
1sle Of Wight by the stca'nelY NiagaiS ana oseta
nento who brought her up agd anchored her on INC
coast until the ncht If the 10Th inst, when the ysst!
was released and proceeded 10 her destination which IS
reported 10 be Mstemoras.
The Rebel cruiser Florida spoken September .,
IN Lat. ~ n. Long. q W.
naterisl reduction in the British eTmy is rumoIed
FOR next yeer.
Advcet from Batavia announce that the Dutch were
engaged in with the natives in Java.
Tie LDad0n Tss Of To day has editorial favoTing
Abe proposed confederation 0f the British merlcan
provinces account of the powerful military state
which the American Union has become
The Copenhagen Do9biai,t says; Shonid peace DO
concluded in accordance with the preliminsTes At
present under discussion the present order Of success
sion would be oycrthrown. and Prince FREDERICK OF
Hesse would be heir the throne Of Denmark and not
CHRISTIAN TX.
QUEENSTOWN. Sunday Oct. l6. 1864.
The steamship Borussia, from New-York, ar
rived at Southampton yesterday CHE 18th.
PARIS. Oct. 10. 1864.
Bourse closed frmer. Rentes closed At G5f 2Gc.
Lc"DoH. VIA QUEENSTOWN, Oct. l6 1861.
The Vienna inference met yesterday. the l'rb. II
b believed that peace between Denmark and the Allies
viii soon be concluded.
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rxyo nays LATER FKOn EUROPE

c.o,o,u Fcrr.e- ssil in Ensiand-s-ind-
$50 a., s,efor,umtofy Measures Hattie
in Algeria Between the Er' Acn Az" W.
Arabs-Veace Between ben"'"E" nv"
she German Powers soen 10 no ~""'
eIuded. n. o. 1894
The steamship Canada, Capt HEcKLEY' hon
xerpool on che 18TH via Queenstown on the 10Th i's'
arrived here at III O'Clock this morning She pas '0'!
two passengers for Halifax, and seventy FOR nOs'On
Her date, arc two days later than those ane1u' -
ccved. ., -.
The steamship Persia. from New-fork s1ii'Vu Ut
Queenstown at IL p. NJ, on the 18th ins''
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Gsrent Hrilaiu.

A Spanish steamer, name uhHHoNi,, -
Antwerp. "a anchor OF Shorenan, Susse ~ No
on the lith Of October IN charge Of te 9nlcIs w
o. s. frigate Niagara which vessel had sel1eH n'I on
.nsncinn Of having cargo 10 run The blockade. lhe
Nia0ara was In u cOmya OF the steamer al oLofed
The steamer Sacramento was also on New-ha'eh Oh
the ioth inst nrcceeAing down the channel.
The owner of the blockade-runnor Lanrei puhhshes
q ictter DENYING the statement that Capt SHINES had
sailed 10 his vessel stated and Iidlcung INC iue3
tint tho te steamer Bangor o less than one Duh1Ieo
TINS Is 10 he 81 and armed from the steamer Lan
rel aud converted into Rebel cruiser
Ii is reported from Africa that JliLs "ERASD inc
explorer. drowned while crossing river.
JOE. COBuRS. accompanied hS his ilends had person.
slv dem snded Jm the stakeholder tie staSes LOT the
Intended fgbt the ground that he was at the place
fxed for the fight. while MACE flcd to aDpoar.
The stakeholder explained that CoBlRS could have
NO claim owing 10 the n0n-iuliiilmen az the e"bmuo,
as 70 referee and. aness some mutual agreement cou
be come TO- the aiiir was draw. CoDuRS expressed
wish 20 fight, but only in Ireland, OF ialhg lha' III
Canada. $500
Mr. Gt TONE has been making additional speeches
An Liverpool, Manchester, and other parts Vf Ian
eashire He hints ri prospective reform measures lie
denloTes the continuance Of tie Amerlc6n clNh W9i'
and expresses croat sympathy for the American peop
he felt however that they shOnd he left 10 settle ef
own affairs. but confessed that he always had strong
doubts of the practcablity of reducing 10 suDJectou
Any largo portion ~ country that manifested deter
uination 81 separate. =,
Financial affairs in England continue 20 be much dis
tbed. but the funds show an Improvement anu oei'ei
tone.
The demand for discount active but the rate re-
fuains nominally nine per cent
The additional suspensions inclnfe BROWN, BUCKIEf
a Co produce brokers. in London. with liabilities
amounting 20 2i60 eco; II. IEDYARD wooden ware
housenan London: EDWARD COME. merchant, Lon
don; JESPEB BROTHERS, Of Preston NJ H. " ilIAhs
d Co Of Manchester, and others.
Another London corn merchant Mr.. A. DROsTfR'
has committed suicide ia consequence of his enOairdss
nents.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning, Oct. IL, 1854.
The weekly Cotton marke, was forwarded per steam
TRADE RErogT--Ths Manchester market "a very
aal aud prices Of Cotton goods and Yarns are decli-
ning
LIVERPOOL BRRADsrrFFs MARKRr--The market
hss been generally dun with downward tendency.
Nessrs. Wakefield, Nash & Co., Richardson. Spence
Co, and others report: Flour has downward ten.
dency; Wheat inactive with decline OF Id per GENITAL
on tie week; Red Western, 7i3Qsi; Red Southern.
yl0a8l; White Southern. si3dei per Genital. Corn in
actye. with decline II 3d&6d per quarter the
weeh: Miyed. q 6q279.
LW:gPooL PROVISION MAEKEr-The market has
been generally dull. Messrs GOKDoS BAtcE Co..
and others report Beef dull and prices ecsier: Pork
quiet and steady; Bacon steady; Lard irm and steady
Tallow dull and easier; Butter booyant foT fine quail
ties.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers Circu.
Tar reports Ashes quiet and steady for Pots but Pearls
are dull and almost unsalable Sugar dull but prices
steady Coffee heavy, with n downward tendency
Rice insetiye Linseed dull aud declined 3D. ali; Lin
seed Cakes quiet at 2lO 3 Lnseed Oils dull a. $50;
ysosin very dull Spirits Turpentine downward.
port dull mnrko. for Petroleum; sales at ljl0a2l y
gal. for Crude.
LONDON MARKErs.-( ng)--Breadstuas quiet and
steady. Iron quiet at e. for rails and j26 FOR Scotch
pig. Sugar very dull and declined 6d.0ll. COffes
steady Tea quiet and steady. Rice quiet LiRseed
Cakes still declining Spirits furPentine dull at 6J6
Will small sales Petroleum quiet Refined al7 per tun;
Crude 2fa2li per gal Sperm Oh nominal Linssed
On hrmer with an upward tendency. 1allov dull q;
AMERICAN STOcRs-rbs market has ruled steady
during the week. u. & sos 44.ai6S, exdyidend
Illinois Central Railroad 80 discount.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, Oct. 10
Corr .S.-sales to-day 600 bales including 1000 10
spectators ard exporters. Market quiet and quota.
tions remain unchanged although rather bet.or tone
prevails
BREAEsTUFFs -Nerket quiet.
Provisions Market dull.
fPODUcI.-Narkct quiet and steady Petroleum
1nct; crude Il04lill y gal.
LoSDos, Oct l5.-Consols closed today at ss!asss
foI money
AxsErcls srocEs-Erio. lOlaAs, Illinois Cen,
ual COZ QJl1 discount.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer America, Vernon, Philadelphia mssi.r
Ship ~ Paul m Pqo-noi-, Cape Rouge, " r. "a de,r,
feb, loTck Giradin Had very bad weather the whcs
passage.
Ship George Peabody of Bostonl Psine Manila June 3D.
suga, hemp kc order June lla, VIM. johnson, seaman
o. Nsw.YoFk died
Ship General Mcclellan. Trssk. Liverpool I'd inst ndfe
aud 100 pa-s.. Ira.k Dearborn.
Bn. Milwaukee of Boston, Brown. LiDgun, C. B. Is dsys
cosl, Miller X foughtou.
Brig sfar,hs Brl. Holmes Halifax, days. lumber aud fsh
r. !. N-yu. Son.
Brig lola Brewster Enaan l6 days. coal p. p shernsu,
schr. Andraw P.ters. Sedswick, Albany for Norwich
Sshr Union, henn'sou. Hachhs. lumber, =. Talbot.
bchr Evergreen. Potter, Boston for Phiadslphis.
WiND-At sunset, 5.
SAILED.
Der. 26.--s,eamers-Joe, Melville, z. c. knight.
Snip Universe
Barks--hemua Alice Ward, Houston Irms-
schoouors--Kci Jacket, Frncis Burntt.
RETURNED
Bark Alice Ward Douglas hence 27th inst for Valparaiso,
tuned for more ballast the vessel beln cnk proceed
MEMORANDA
TIE Milwaukee reports: Have had very hevy wes.herl
lost orelopsil 18th inst ct ueiisx schooner risgd
s'e uer painted lead color going toward %
he block slernnI
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adopted. "'''o''s %
oengoan KEEsAS moved thar the Board do udiOup
The esi1t'on wss then adopted by the follouny vo,
.AhrwaiiYr-t onncilnen Riley, 6ropbv Ha9ssv IL.
pebefnan Gross. koter, Hoighislin dsxisTJ asyrTS
scec, Cook Brandon Brce Rassal fitzgerald sn oSn
III ''5"
Eega,iye-Councilman Keenan,.
Councilman ROSTER moved that the Beard do now Ar
iouTB. ~
" hch carried
Whereupon the PRESIDENT declared that tho Board oeS
adjourned to Monday 3lst inst Al o'clock P. NJ.
JAS. NJ. SWEENY CleTs.
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LAW fSTELLtGENCE.
u e. COMMISSIONER OFfIcE-oor 27.-Befofs C,
missioner NEwT0g.

missioner NEWTON.
ALLEGED MURDER o. TIE HIGu sEAa
IN the matter Of the application of tho British
Consul a. the Pot o. NevYork lof the eiuadon OF Jons
BKsssT al alleged fugitive from justice.
Inc accused stands charged with ito murder Of J0HS WEST
coloTod board the Brtih brig Raymond. ,le
yoysgu from Dublin New Yok. the 18th Of September
1864 the .ccued also being sslor board the vease
spprzred ths TIE voyage there lad heens number o
quaes between the accused and tho decnafed before the
murder Que II hch resulted ia bi1ve. Or dry qnes
had b6en hard words and hearing the
Captain forward sud found the d"cea-.d ssbDed la the
tuing and tho acused ton eet "a crying Aha
told IA let them out" tn. day Tie rcyo died sid
buried IN the The accused e. lrishman. The ev
Deuce Of the Captain aud thieieio tst-n to-day bot
neither of them tie s.abbuy though the Mate
decesssd and arcusfi cinoh. Tie examination
70 Saturday ~ u O'Clock. q.
fHIECIs j. MAHBUpy Tor the BIiiitb Government
ii. d. Smith for tho accused.
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MUsIcAL.-Fhe concert last night, at Niblos.
given By Mr.. oNGILI4 great success in point Of
numbers aaf Of applause. Tho novelty was Mrp.
ONRnA. who sang the national ers Of Ireland
AooEss-to the infinite delight Of an audience un.
niraksbly national The lady has a pleasing appear.
cnce hesh. smooth musical voice AID IS al home in
thf national music she selects The Giants we're the
BEL who e'so won the saraces Of toe mos, demopstra
ave audisDna 80 NNN''"'""
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the defendant er employed the plaintiff and promised to pay
NE soy found verdict for tho plaDtt ior he souo'
J. ssYxoun for plaintiff c. re'oY 'oF deiena'nt
COtRT chLEEDAR--rrs DAY. d,
srpl,yvp CouRr-CIRcUW.- l.-OTcr AMI
rer,u,uerrar n Nos 1911 and slo-t causes Nos z'5
257s 237g 279 e5Bn, 27J 90 - rsn iI-,siehcM IN
eb,n,,J -,spfcf.L r sEu - Adjourned for he term. -
sIPERIog loURT.-Part Nos. J'e3, 54lI
77l, Ssos 1911 4si7, 1851 5i65Fsn L-Soa 800 Sl5',
llf il3l $3.50 saa 1855 1850 iJv'. 49,
CoUEr on COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TERN.-Ad.
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Hoard of Cour;ciiniep.

STATED -LtsIUh, lbuFsdhy, Vf n iVlF
OrrCfALl 1ocinrk, r. n.
The board net purgnsnt adjournment IN teiI Chamber
No. 10 'ity ilaiL -
Presr-Ja. Hayes cq President, n The chair and tho
fJ,JsiE. rusm5rfF:
CouuelmeD Riley, Hroriy. Higrrty II, hcmon, Gr2fs
R.rgrr Eoricr Hourhtaiin Hlgiiud NcNrst- Hehs-i.r
cox Irandai Bricc Russell Fzrs raid and Joyce--l5
Tie minutes meeting h'.a October 2'th were read and
auuray.l.
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France.

The weekly returns of the Bank of France
show decrease in cash OF seventeen million frames
Diving In this heavy decrease the Bank the 18Th nd
vanced lie rate OF discount from 10 eight per
cent.
engagements between the French troops and Arab
fnsnreents In Algeria On the 29h and 30th Of S"piem
Der, resulted in 800 Arabs being killed and wounded
and 100 French soldiers.
The Paris Bonrsc WIS heavy or the 18th inst. Inc
Rentes closed at 6jf l5e.
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euCsHs
by Telegraph from Suez.

by Telegraph from Suez
BosiBAY September % 1901.
Ehirtincs and Twist dull. Cotton fiat and 80 rupees
lower Exchange, 2ll SIC. Freight FOR cotton 10
Liverpool, sos. ,e.,
There is nothing doing in cotton goods Exchange,
fi7.e Seed frrights to London, - 10.
The Bank of Bengal has raised is rate Of discount to
twelve per cent.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-oor. 26-Beicre
Judge SBiFsAs
INV GRAND july.

At the opening Of The Court this morning, tbo
following ren einen rupanncird 90 Greii Jury:
William iy.son, Foreman lodyard Avery Aoiilo O ann.
strong Robert Abbott John ". Ia. Ayinar john C. Baxter
Peter " Bishop rrtsT Bsen Thomas J. Bisnct, Henry
Blskely Daniel H. Jones, Oliver p Kingsbury, Richard H.
Kelley Calvin =. Knox, John r. Munord Austin u. 1bomp
son, Coleman Williams, Ws.teI A. fsies.
Tho Judge charged the upon the ordinary points % law
bn ssd nothing u psfcu-r importance 20 tho general public
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SUPREME COURT-CmouiI-o,r. H-Beion Junc
SUTHERLAND.
IROgKKs COMMISSIONS.

JOHs FoRgIE agt. ELIJAH j. HERBkGE-Th'
plaintiff ~ his 10 lo7 90 or commission
tho sale to the defendant q afIa Long Island
by person named CIRPAxTER
The defendant interpreted general S'uial.
The ollY onesion H. The orc " ct ~ &c pGelt
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Passenkers sailed
Messengers Arrived

n bark NfdI Tor n. ThomdsNr L. Dupsgllon End ".
children. Miss &. Jnspar. DR.. Grand.
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Entcst Shin News.

H. ,ap General Ne Ci>itda, from Lrerpoo-T HisDlsy
l. 5. White, !. u. Barry.
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InGia.

The National Banb Las raised It's rate Of discount TO
nine per cent.
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fsctEand.
EfMIY.

The Bank OF Holland has raised its rate Of Interest
enc per cent.