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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
second Notice to Tax Payersl

THE DELINQUENT LIST OF TAXES Tar OF
j the Town Corporation Of GoIa M. Is now
cernedy at my desk. In Jndrs Halls Court Room,
in said town, every day from o'clock a N. till 9
o'clock P. N. Sundays excepted, and unless said
delinquent taxes are psid WITHIN Wenty days
from the first publication Of this notice, action
will be eommenced by me for the COLLECTION ofsuch
tAxea and costs, az the law directs
THOSo Il. JOHNSON, Marshal:
Gold Hill, Nevada, Jan. 30, 1865 la0 ID
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Divtdendis Declared.

To the Shareholders in the Belcher
Mining Company, Tl IIEg-sK
The baldwin, COMPANY, and ID
Tho AbernathIe C0mPanyi ....-
Dividend No. Z, Of GIT per share, in each Of the
above Companies (being e5l per foot Of Beicnero
has been declared, payable on the lSt Of February
next. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees:
! ~ - -'' ." H. BRUCKMANN, Sccy.
Virginia, Jan. %, 1865 20 5.aIA' Ja3O I'm
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Wlnes ANA I.i,nor

Vines and Liquors.
WE HAVE JUST REoEIyED FROM TIE
w Bay, new and choice stock Of Foreign and
american Wines. BtIndies and other Liquors, which
Gold hin, June IL, 1854. Ao 4N bHaVtyfltt IN;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
CAUTTON.-The nublic arc hereby

cautioned not to buy or negotiate for the follow:
ing certificates Of stock in the New Oregon Gold
and Silver Mining Company, a. the same mas
ferred on the books OF the company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09

Gold Hill, Jan. 10 Is65:-JaIl =
Green Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, location of works. Gold Hill District, Sto.
rev county, Neyada-Notice.-T are delin-
auent upon the following described stock, on ac-
count Of Assessment No. 8, levied December 3lst,
1864, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
Cre,us Gold and silver Mining

Company.-An assessment of ten dollars per
share, payable in U. 8 gold coin, was this day
levied upon each and every share Of the CrGsuS
Gold and Silver Mining Company, payable i'm.
mediately to the Secretary at his office, Korn's
store Gold Hill, Nevada. By order of the Trus-
tees. ]. PFOUTZ, sec
Gold Hill. Jan, 10 1865 lSy8 d iel9m
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OEueT VI hhc AlubteSb'
&C. COLE, Secretary.
Gold Hill, January 7th, 1855. ia7 I'm
The above sale Ia postponed until TUESDAY,
February 18th, 1865, at the hour and place above
named By order Of the Board of Trustees.
fes I'd &C, COLE, Sec'y.
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vii he allowed on all payments made on the
ahove asaessnaent on or before Friday. the tenth
Q0th) day of February, 1865 BY order OF 'hs
Board Of Trustees. ,r,cr,,rp o.,
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ELECTION ORDINANCE.
A. ro1at;t,,t,or ,,ron.

Following tho CONSTITUTION proper IL an ordi-
nance providing for the submission Of the ConSti-
tuition to the people at the time provided by Act Of
Congress, and also for the election Of State officers,
under the Constitution, on the Tuesday after the
first Monday Of November, 1864. The ordinance
makes detailed provisions AZ to the soldiers votes
the manner of voting, making and canvRssing the
returns. declaring the result, etc. Upon the is.
suing Of the Presidents proclamation TO be re-
eeived by telegraph admitting the State into the
Union, this Constitution shall be ordained and es-
tsblshsd a. the Constitution ofthe State Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09

nURING DIR. HALLS ABSENCE THREE
~ months In the East, DIR. BRONSON, OF Viz.
gini3 WI Esgsnd 70 fAg pros stcnal hgsns.t
QoU -Aeteot = Dr. HaFh oAeey ncte- 10 .
sielook, SaphldGNo9 3, .TSaGT1bo1Wal
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NoTICE,-The Office Of the Gold Hill Tunnel
ing Gold and Silver Mining Company has this DAY
been removed to as Montgomery street, Wea'
Side between California and Sacramento.
s.I E-.ga. ~Ea" r WEGEEER, Sec'y.
San Franciaoo To-. 90 IacS ian m
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Federal Gold aud Silver Mining
Company. Notice Is hereby given that an assess.
ment of one (SD dollar per share was levied this
the I'd day OF January, 1865. By order Of the
Board Of Trustees PLATT KETCHAM.
Gold H II, Jan. 2, 1866. -.''' Ja3-m
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NIidan Mining Co, Assessment. -

Midas Mining 20. Assessment.-
At meeting of the Trustees, held at their office
February 3D. 1865. an assessment Of one hundred
dollars per foot was levied, payable forthwith to
the Secretary, in United stateE gold coin.
N A. II. BALL, Secretary.
- Gold Hill Feh Q lS65 fe3 I'm
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Knickerbocker Gold and silver Min

ing Company-Notice.-The annual meeting of
the above named company will be held on Thurs
day, February 9th, 1855 at 9 o'clock P. NJ at the
office Of the Secretary, in Gold Hill, Nevada
laos I'd ,EEINS. W. CHUBBUCK, Sec'y.
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They were inserted to preyent the possibility OF
reckoning the residence or the voter from the
time he leaves some other State or county to
come 10 Nevada In the last paragraph Of the
section, after idiot or insane" the words e. or
disoyal person, occurred in the old Constitution
These were stricken out on the ground Of vague
ness and uncertainty, and because the preceding
part Of the proyiso was alleged to cover the
ground sufficiently.
The provision in Section regarding additional
oaihs or tests Of electoral qualifications was not
contained, at least specifically. in the old Con-
satunon; There are some other changes in the
Article, but relating mainly to phrase0logy and
arrangement.
ARTICLE H-DlSrRIBUTIoS OF POWERS.
This Article Is identical with that of the old
Constitution-dividing the powers Of the Gov
eminent into Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Departments, each separate and distinct from the
others.
ARTICLE Iv-LEGIsLATIvE DEPARTMENT.
Provides fo- biennial sessions, 10 commence on
the first Monday of january following the cleo.
ton of members. General elections are. to be
held on the Tuesday after the first Monday In
November Senators hold office for four years
and Assernblymen for two years. The usual
powers of parliamentary bodies are conferred
No member may hold any office created during
his term until one year after the expiration Of
such term. No person holding lucrative once
under the United States or any other Govern'
ment can hold any office under the State except
Commissioners of Deeds, and Postmasters whose
compensation does not exceed $500 per annun.
Embezzlement, defalcation and bribery are made
disqualifcations for holding Office. The sessions
must be open. except the executive sessions OF
the Senate. Any bill may originate in either
house, aud be open TO amendment in the other.
Each law must embrace but one subject, which
must ba expressed in the title, and smendatory
laws must rs-euSet the Acts or sections amended
At length. The third reading ofevery bill must
be by sections and the ayes and noes must be
taken on the hnsl passage of every bill or joint
revolution majority of all the members elect
Cd 20 sach house Is required to pass any bin or
rssoiu ton Accurate statements Of receipts and
expenditures must De Published, With the laHS, 81
every regular session Al laws must bs general
and uniform in operation, a. far a. possible, and
LEGAL or special lsgiSlstion 10 expressly forbidden
Regulating the Jurisdiction and dufies Of Jus
siess Of the Peace and CouStsbles for the pun.
ishinS Of crimes and misdemesnorsi Regulating
the practice Of courts of Justice; providing for
ShsnRing the venus in civil aud criminal cases
Ersaftng divorces, changing the namss Of lpeR.
Ssss aSaoatanS road, town plees, sxssaS Alsys
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nation In POSSESSION q the Government reis-
tive a. The condition Il affairs IN the sister Re-
public ~ Mexico especially any letters from
the Minister of said Republic. or from the
French Minister M Washington relating there
to.
ON motion of Mr.. Yarield, IL was resolved
that the President be requested, il not incom-
patible with the public service, 10 communi-
cate % the House any information IN posses
sion Of the Executive department Of the Gov
eTnment in reference % a s0-callCd decree by
Maximilian, the French agent in Mexico.
under date Of September ,, A.. D., ls~j5, re-es-
tablishing slavery espionage in that Republic;
aud also what actien. If any. has been taken
by the Government in relation thereto.
Mr.. Allison introduced bill 10 construct
canal TO improve the Upper Rapids and Lower
or DesmOine Rapids Of the Mississippi River,
which was referred to the Committee on Roads
and Canals.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Ohio, IL was
ReSOlred, That the Committee on Commerce
be instructed 10 inquire what legislation, If
any, is necessary for the safety and protection
Of persons travelling upon railroads IN the
United States, 10 report 10y bill or otherwise.
The following resolution. pending from last
Monday and offered by Mr.. Niblack, came up
unfinished business:
Reso!red, That the pending question as 10
the admission Of persons claiming 10 have been
elected Representatives TO the present Con-
gress from states lately in rebellion against the
United states Government, such persons shall
be entitled to the advantages Of the hoor Of this
House.
The House refused 10 suspend the rules for
the reception Of the resolution by yeas 40. nays
Ill.
The House then adjourned.
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Hogs dull and prices nominal at $ o0G9 %
gross. and these Rates are to some extent NOM
hal. At the close the regular packers are not
buying; small sales Of 2OO-pound averages at
sl0 - net. Receipts. $500
( Provisions unsettled and prices irregular,
and 10 great extent nominal.
Mess pork Is lower. having been offered at
So 90 with buyers.
The weather Is unfayorsble for green meats
and prices have declined 10 1lH9l2 for shOul-
ders and l5c for sides.
Bulk meats declined to I2Ix@l3c for shoul-
ders, l43< @l5Lc for ribbed sides, and Ice for
clear.
Lard has declined TO lse for prime city, but
closed firmer under adyices from New York.
Cotton dull and prices nominal al sIc for
middling.
Groceries very dull.
Small sales Of whisky at 81 26.
Gold Il4XGl4h
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, December IL.

NEW YORK, December IL.
Cotton dull and declining; sales at I9c for
middling.
Flour dull, irregular and unsettled at 81 80
for extra state; * 2O9S 40 for common TO
good shipping and extra round hoop Ohio,
and - 5O@9 80 for trade brands, the market
closing heavy.
Whisky dull aud nominal; western 50 34G
- 81.
Wheat market dull and 2@3c lower; sales at
81 80 for Chicago spring; al 90 for Milwaukee
club; 81 70 for amber Milwaukee; a. 81 for
amber State; - ~ for choice white Canada;
IL ~ for new winter red western and q for
old do.
Rye heavy; sales at 81 OS.
Barley heavy and quiet; sales 81 % for Can
ada East, and 81 100 Is for Canada West.
Barley malt dull.
Corn opened heavy and closed rather easier
ut o2G9Sc for unsound, and 90993 for sound
mixed western, and 95c for high mixed
western, nearly yellow.
oats heavy and declining; sales at 45l50c for
unsound, and $4,000 for sound, the latter an
extreme price.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at lSGlsEc for cuba
Muscovado, and l534c for Havana.
Molasses dull.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum firm; sales at llI< G42e for crude
and 67@6sc for refined I'm bond.
Hops frm; sales at lOG4Oc for '6i, and 25G
65e for 80.
Pork heavy and lower; sales nj SIS 50d %
y for extra mess, closing at s2s IS, aud So 90
for prime.
Beef heavy.
Bacon quiet.
Beef hams dull; sales AT s35.
Tierce beef quiet.
Cut meats quiet; sales were made at l3,G l5c
for hams.
Dressed hogs dull but heavy at I3AGl5c
for city.
Lard hrmer: sales At l5I+
Butter quiet st 254c35c for Ohio, and 800 L5c
for state
Cheese steady at l4Gl9c.
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Mr. stevens Joint ResolutiOn-Ten.
nessee observation-disclosures Grant
Returned from the south.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Posts Wash
ington despatch SAYS: At the Senate caucus
joint resolution on reconstruction, no result
was reached. Another caucus will be held
this morning.
The prospects Of an early admission Of the
Tennessee delegation 10 Congress daily grows
better.
cure the renewal Of the reciprocity treaty.
General Grant has returned from the South.
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A " hftc Wan KILLED BY Negro--Cot-
ton Market.

NA~uNIfTT. DeoyInier IL ottou has been
ana,uaily dull TO-DAY. Receipts and ship
meAts Ntrf lizht. Prices range from - o. ssl.c
Receipts ar 80. and shipments go halcs.
A. ARRAY oecurtd on thc street tO-iay. in
WI. 3 q Whit man uamGd Moore Wa shot hy
h5f D. htll catered his face. The
'-...@ - tatazli ~ lls. mortal. Al last
- % 20 3D.. naf aurrthrulcd.
M. lnd river j, rising. with 80
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Cincinnati Market.

tINCINNAII, December IT.
Flour continues dull, but prices are nominal
" unchanged; suPerfine g 5o95 -; extra
SSS9 30. and family and fancy ~ -5clis
Wheat Is dull and prices lower: old red
al 20; new 81 a..
Corn l. in better demand, and nri,.s have
advanced 20 i7c for new.
Oats are active and prices nominal AZ 3se
In elevators
Rye dull and prices nominal; sales at sc
for prime
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I II Z YER Y LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ.
THE FENIAS EXCITEMENT.

NEW YORK, December l1.-Considerable ex-
citement exists i'm this city regarding the Fe-
nian quarrel. The officers, however, remain
perfectly quiet, intending TO leave the whole to
the Senate. Colonel UMshoney has received
assurances Of support from the Boston district
and also from the North and West. He is con-
stantly receiving assurances of support. calling
on him TO stand firm until the Brotherhood
can be heard from In the approaching session.
The congress- on the other hand, are confident
Of sustaining their charges against 0'Mahoney
and Killan, and have received dispatches OF
approval and support from Pennsylvania,
Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, and various
other States, all proposing to work on faith
fully, and sustain the new President and cab
met.
MONEY FURNISHED MITCHELL.
John Mitchell was furnished with $4,000 70
assist the cause in Europe.
STEPHENS EXPECTED IN AMERICA.
1t is rumored that stephens, the Head Cen
ter, who recently escaped from Dublin, will
soon arrive in this country. Preparations are
being made 10 receive him with appropriate
honOrs.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN ENGLAND.
The foreign files by the Asia says there are
further details Of rayages by the cattle plague
The number Of cases for the week ending No.
vember 3. was 2.669, compared with 2.6SG-
and 100 Of tho two weeks ending November
liins Inc totu Oh cases mas been
2i,l32 Of which s,99s have proved fatal, and
1850 cattle were killed by owners i'm hope Of
staying the progress Of the disease
CONVENTION AT ROME.
a rlunor Is current that an Encylica letter
Is soon To appear, c0nyoking M Rome, i'm 1866
all bishops Of christianity, and announcing An
univ jubilee on the occasion Of the eigh-
teenth centenary anniversary Of the death Of
Saint Peter.
STEPHENS ESCAPE.
The Dublin Erening Mail says When the
escape OF stephens was discovered, il was
found that duplicate key was i'm the lock Of
the cell in which stephens had been confined,
and that the locks of six other doors leading
from corridor to corridor, had been opened
with false keys.
STEAMER TRENT.
The steamer Trent, on which Mason and
Slidell were captured has been condemned
and l. being broken up.
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Kentucky Legislature -. Impeach- 20
menf OF the MaYOr of Louisyllle.

LOUISVILLE, December ll.-In the Ken
tucky Senate the joint resolution ratifying the
constitutional amendment was laid over under
the rule.
The Louisville Board OF Aldermen met and
postponed the trial Of the bill Of impeachment
against Mayor Tomphert till Monday next.
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RaSsage Car n.,-U.,,ro, A.


~ ~. - l'ee'saher II Tie bassaae
- "a - trtin On the Phiiadeirhia 4
-, s,,'i.... = burned Yesterday morning
hed >ahpuTe- Nothing wassned
The malt train going -, ..,ss a., ,-f,, 81. -
freight train near wiihamSporf. on SATURDAY.
aitern0on, AID Ons nan lad hi, leg broken.
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MONEY AND STOCKS
Money i steady at per cent
Sterling firm at l099lO9&.
Gold heavy and lower, opening AT il4L.
closing at l4J.
Government stocks In fair request, without
decided change in prices.
Frights 10 Liverpool are more heavy. but
without decided change I'm the rates.
stocks heavy; New York Central. 97lS
Hudson, l0sI. c. 4 +. Oh. OHIO 4 Mississippi
certificates -: Missouri g.. 7cL: 81 coupons.
l021z; 5-20 coupons Of 1852, iU21<: do. 1855.
99a. 1890 coupons, 9lh; 10 coupons. %;
Erie. 81; DO. preferred, -: Northwestern. 2jsz
Southern. 49,; Illinois Central. 1871: Cleve-
Michigan Central, ll6k; Reading ll5N: Fort
Wayne. 1861.
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synopsis OF LegisIa,ive Proceedings.

synopsis OF Legislative Procce dings.
In the SENATE yesterday communication
was received from the Adiutanf General in
answer 10 a resolution Of inquiry, which was
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The Railroad taxation bill. being the special
order, was debated at length, and, with an
amendment Of title, passed yeas ~. nays ~.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Auditor Of State, at as early day rs possible,
10 report TO the Senate correct list Of the
claims allowed at the last session, and remain
ing unpaid.
The real estate appraisement bill was passed
by yeas 30. nays Q.
In the House yesterday morning there was
no quorum.
In the afternoon session Mr.. Ncwcomb's
series Of bills referring 10 the indianapolis
Criminal Court were taken up. and. after some
debate, passed finally by a large majority
The special order being the consideration Of
the State Debt Sinking Fund bill. lengthy
debate ensued; IL was finally postponed. and
made the special order for this morning. AT ten
o'clock.
A night session was held. but little oi nm
portanee was transacted
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THE ICE CREAM MAN
lNSU RANCE.
WE GIVE BELOW A LIST OF PARTIES INSURED
w Ia the
SINNlSSlppi INSURANCE COMPANY,

who have sustained loss by Gre since t organz alton
The rrst column denotes the number Of policy the
second column the amount insured. Az regards the
prousntitnde a. the Counanv In
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Gold closed in New York yesterday at li5
Gen. Grant has arrived in Washington
from the south.
The reduction in the French army instead
q saoo0 was only 1000
The cattle plague still prevails in England
to an alarming extent
The North Carolina legislature has adjourn
until the first of February.
--Ladue, Tousey a Co, banker, -. Louis,
suspended payment yesterday.
In our Congressional proceedings viii lie
found list Of the House Committees.
A white man named Moore, vas killed by
negro in Nashville, yesterday. Thus II goes.
The arrival Of stephens. the Head Center
II the Fenians in Ireland, j. looked for in New
York
The number Of rebel prisoners captured
by the Onion army during the war was 49,,
Il FIRE at Chattanooga on the 9Th inst. des-
iroysJ property belonging 10 Mr.. Cruichfeld,
valued at $4,000.
The Mayor OF Louisville has been i'm
peached by the Council of that city. and his
trial 81 for Monday night.
1t will be seen from our Congressional
proceedings that the radical sumner j. harl at
work injuring the Union.
1T i stated that John Mitchell was furnish
ed with So, 900 on his departure to Paris, 10
further the cause Of the Fcnians.
The baggage car of the express train Of the
Philadslphia & Erie Railroad was entirely des-
troycd by Gre on saturday morning.
The mail train Of the Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad eoIlidcd with freight train on saiur-
day afternoon, and one man was killed.
Colonel Crane, recently convicted by
Military Court Martial at Nashville, has paid
his fine 5000 and been dismissed from the
service.
Our gallant friend, Dan. Voorhees,. has ar
nyed in Washington. qualified, and taken his
seat. Indiana has no more worthy repre-
sntative.
As vas to be expected, the I.ouse of Rep
resentati,es refused 10 suspend the rules TO
take up Judge Niblack's resolution offered on
the first day Of the session.
Julian has turned up all right in the
United states House Of Representatives, and
yesterday offered a bin 70 extend the right Of
suffrage 10 negroes ia the District Of Columbia.
As predict d. stevens. Of Pennsylv vania,
has been thrown overheard, and Morrill, Of YER
mont, made Chairman Of the Committee on
Way and Means making him, virtually leader
Of the House. Poor stevensi
The following patents have been issued,
recently. by the Patent Ohice to Indianians:
jacob L. Moeller, Of Terre Haute, for inn
proved EyapOrator.
james Dempsey, of Richmond, for improve
ment in Splint Planes.
r. W. Robinson, Of Richmond, for improve
ment + Saving Machine.
Did we believe there was sincerity in any
thing which emanated from schenck, Of Ohio,
we would publish the preamble and resolu-
tions offered by him yesterday in the House Of
Representatives. In relation 10 Mexico. This
petty military tyraut Is about to be laid on the
shelf by the ultras Of Ohio. who think that
John A. Bingham j. a better man than him
for United states senator. and 70 thai fact we
attribute these resolutions.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
FOR GENTLEMEN

Elegant Walking Canes,
Genuine Meerschaums,
Willow Smoking Chairs,
Mahogany Liquor Cases,
Fine Pocket Knives,
Splendid Dressing Cases,
Pocket Cigar Cases,
Fine Travelling Bags,
Beautiful Cigar Stands,
Elegant Wine Sets,
Embroidered Slippers,
Dominoes and chess Men,
Fine Fur Wrist Cloves,
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

vNOR SALP.-Small House IN the south east part Of
II city, half squNe Of Street Railroad. Ths House is
and vscant, aiming three rooms. cellar. etc
Possession given At Tsrms-One third down. bal
snce 10 suit The owner N n want Of money, and
Is compelled 10 sell will be ready with horses and
carriage TO shoT the House TO those wishing 10
from nne I'LL twelve o'clock, aud from I'll four OF
each day, ill sold. Tile perfect. word 70 the wis. Is
sufficient. w. n. LlNDRNBOwRR Real Estate Agent.
so!t West Washington street IndI annapolis, Indiana
declI d3ts
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FOR CHILDREN.

Toy Tea Sets,
Fine Dolls,
Drums,
Guns,
sleds, Skates,
Hobby Horses,
Too! Chests,
Albums, Carts,
Doll Gigs,
Magic Lanterns,
Dancing Dsrkeys, Iron Toys,
Games, Puzzles,
Knives,
Mechanical Toys,
ChiIds' Chairs. etc, etc.
The Largest Stock In the State
FANCY BAZAAR
No. East washingsen -.
J.H. BALDWIN a co., Prepr's.
deco dimiap
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WAN z D.

WANTED-A situation in drug store by a young
w man OF experi.nce. Address, stating pay, &c,
C.. n, BJx g4T,
decl2-2t~ Madison, Ind.
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FOR SALE.

THs STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES AND
lease II q first class establishment In one Of the
best ocat in the city, is offered for sale account OF
falling health II the Cwner Probable value 5000 TO
81 900 For full particulars inquire No IS
Bet street, OF G.. G.. HOLMAN,
dfcl2-2ts Commission Merchant.
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SETTLING ITS LOSSES.

the pubic referred 10 any Of the parties ~hoss
names are here annexed.
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NJ EETlNC.

'NHERE WILL De A MEETING OF The A. B b. C.
al their regular place OF meeting, Saturday
nng, 18th December for the purpose Of ransactng
saness Of Importance. full attendance Is expected
By order Of the Secretary deci2 It