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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03


TERRIBLE TRAazDY.-The Albany IN.
W Argus Of q late date gives the particu-
lars Of a tragic occurrences that took place
recently in Coeyman's Hollow, near Al
bany. 1t appears that a young man
named Palmer had been paying his atten-
tions, for some time, to the daughter Of
Archibald Stevens, and finally became
engaged to marry her. Learning Of this
engagement, the father, who had taken a
dislike TO Palmer, became exasperated, and
forbade him the house, and at tho same
time cautioned his daughter against seeing
or speaking to him thereafter.
This was some months ago, and during
all this time, and until very recently, he
managed to keep his daughter so close at
home that it 10 thought they did not meet.
However, during a brief absence from his
house, he learned that Palmer and his
daughter had met, and had gone off to-
gether in a wagon, to Coeyman's Hollow,
which is about two miles from his home.
He Immediately started in pursuit, and
met Palmer at Coeyman's Hollow, near
the house Of Mr.. E. Shear, but his daugh-
ter was not present. Palmer entered the
house hurrIedly, saying as he hastened up
stairs, Where shall I gos Stevens says
he'll shoot mol"
Stevens, following close behind, was
heard to ask, Where's my daughters ,"
and q moment after the inmates Of the
house, all Of whom were in the rooms on
the frat floor, heard two or three pistol
shots. The next instant Palmer ran
down stairs hatless, and the blood stream
ing down one side Of his face, and as he
passed through the front door he ex-
claimed : "I've shot S~tevens!" A few
minutes after he was seen riding out Of tho
village, with the girl beside him in tho
wagon. In the meantime Mr.. Shears
family ran up stairs and found Mr.. Stew
ems quite dead from q pistol-shot which
had entered his cheek and pierced his
brain. There is no doubt but that Mr..
Palmer was also shot, - q bullet was
found in his hat.
Mr.. Stevens was o wealthy farmer, and
q man Of excellent reputation, and il is
also said that the character Of Judson
Palmer has hitherto been good. One
cause Of Mr.. Stevens aversion to the
marriage was that his daughter was only
fourteen years old.
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NEW TO-DAY.
a CARD.

At a meeting Of the Sweeny Guard at their
Armory, held October 18th, the following com.
mittoo, Lieut.. Mccoy, v. Butsch, G. L. Murphy,
". Redmond, John Cosgrove, J. L. swaney and
John NcGrutry. were appointed TO dram resolu.
lions expressing their feelings ard respect to.
wards their deceased member, Sergeant Como.
Illus Manly.
Tho following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted ut o meeting Of the Sweeny
Guard, held on October 3lst:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Divine Providence In
his inscrutablc wisdom, to remove from our midst
by the cold hand OF death, our much-ostoome
and respected brother soldier Sergeant Cornelius
Manly. Therefore be It
Resoired, That by the death Of Sergt. Manly,
we, tho member Of the Sueeny Guards, have
met with the loss of a most valuable and dutiful
soldier, and in our private life with An estimablG
friend and fellow. citizen.
Resolpcd. That tho members Of the Sweony
Guards and those who knew him best, feel that
his death created q void in their Company and
society which Is hard to fill.
Resolred, That we condole with his bereayed
parents and relations In the loss they az well al
up have sustained. and advise them to look to
Heaven for consolation In their bereavement
ResOlued, That the Armory OF tho Sweony
Guards be draped In mourning, and that The
members wear the regular badge Of mourning fol
the space of thirty days.
ReSOlred. That these resolutions be published
in tho Gold Hill NEWS" and copies thereof con
tanning them DO sent to the relatives OF the do
ceased.
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DARrNo RoBBrRY.-Healdsburg Oct.
80, lS66.-For the last two months O
band Of robbers, six or eight In number,
have infested this portion Of Sonoms
stealing horses. Lately they have been
doing ths thing in q professional and sys-
sematic way. not combining themselves to
the equines. They visited tho ranch Of
Mr.. Henry Carson, twenty-nine miles
southeast Of this place, on tho afternoon
Of the 9th, in broad daylight, covering
the men with their pistols, and searching
the house for yalusbles. The succeeded
in taking Ave hundred dollars in cash and
some guns, pistols, and ammunition. We
hear Of other ranches having been visited
by these scoundrels, but have o yet re-
csived the particulars. A company have
left this place in pursuit.
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The SOUTH AMERICAN TRoUBLRs.-So
far ss 10 known, Spain has not yet renew
ed her attacks upon Chill, bu. Valparaiso
Is being strongly fortified, and is defended
BY guns bought in this country. Over
one hundred and fifty cannon will soon
be mounted in batteries around valparaiso
harbor. From the Plata river the news
indicates that tn Paraguayans gained the
victory in the great battle fought there on
the 18th, 18th and 18th OF July, and the
Allies, thoroughly dishear.ensd, have done
nothing since, excepting to remove the
commanders Of both their army and navy
for incompstency. It cannot DO denied
that since the disclosure Of the harsh pro-
visions Of the secret treaty between the
Allies the general sympathy is with the
Paraguayans in this struggle. Another
trouble is brewing in Central America,
the State OF Panama having taken eIcep-
ton to various acts Of the Columbian
Government, and deisd Its authority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
ts,.or.L .rs,Aron 10 TEE COLD anL DAILY sEws
From Canndn.

MONTREAL, G. E., Nov. 2.-D'Arcy
MCGEE made q speech last night before
the Caledonian Society, and said If he
chad the ear of the Irish people, he would
say, consider the prosperous condition OF
Scotland; consider the example OF Scot
land cease to pursue the impossible and
impracticable; try BY way Of novelty
something that contains the elements OF
success to the imperial statesman. he
would recommend the familiar American
word reconstruction and q generous pol
Icy toward Ireland"
From New York.
Colonel Roberts has issued q stirring
address to the Fenian Brotherhood, call
ing on them to form themselves into mill
tary companies at once. The neutrality
laws, he rays, cannot prevent them, and
British influence will no longer be allowed
to rule this country to your injury and
1reland's shame. "Strange events are In
the near future, and you know not how
soon you may be called upon to strike
again for Ireland. Let not the occasion
or call find you unpreparsd."
He entreats them to work. Instruc-
tons, requiring secrecy, will DO sent to
the circles.
From washinEton.
WARRINGTON, November 1.-THE mis-
sion Of P. o. Day, OF Buffalo, and J. c.
O'Brisn, Of Rochester, has been success
full. They have obtained the return Of
the arms taken from the Fenians, through
tho influence Of James A. Humphreys and
T. B. Gallagher, Of Buffalo.
Heads on.
BUFFALO, November at is stated
that w. A. Dart, United States Attorney
for the northern district Of New York,
was to-day removed from Office. The
President to-day removed the Postmas-
ters at Warsaw, Indiana, and Waterloo,
Iowa, and appointed Andrew g. Wood
to the former and J. P. Evans to the latter
vacancy.
Four colored men who confessed
their crime, were hanged this morning
at Upper Marlboro, Maryland, for thu
murder of Col. VIM. Lyles, in June last
Their objec. wal plumber, which they So.
cured, having taken $1,000 from his sec.
rotary.
A fifth negro also had been convicted o.
an infamous %offenss, but was granted
respite, In oder to inquire into the truth
Of the assertion that there was evidence il
his favor.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The city is perfect,
quiet to-day. No disturbances havo takcr
place beyond an attempt to shoot a police
man, by firing at him whilst in Taylor's New
Room.
Tho new Police Commissioners have no
yet made their appearance, nor have the,
yet appeared to DO sworn in. There is nj
truth whatever, in the report telegraphct
from this city that Mayor Chapman has de
cidcd to recognize the newly appointed Pc
lice Board; on the contrary, he is outspokcr
in his determination not to recognize them
The latest report is, that Berry has positivel.
declined the appointment Of Police Commits
sioner rendered him by Governor Swami.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO.
- roy.-In Justices Court, Gold Hill Town
ship, before w. N. Hall, Justice Of the Peace
N. Schwartz, Plaintiff, VS.. Goo. w. Turney and
Thomas Hannah, Defendant. The State Of Ne.
vada sends TO Geo. w. Turney and Thomas
Hannah, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, Justice Of the Peace In and for Gold Hill
Township No. 3. County and State Aforesaid. at
my Office In Gold Hill, on tho SIXTH day Of De.
cember, A. D. 1866. at 9 o'clock A. u. OF that day,
to answer the complaint of u. Schwartz, whore.
In he claims to recover the sum Of two hundred
dollars, principal, aud s2ss interest duo on your
Joint promissory note made November i. A. y.
1852, for 5000 with three per cent. per month In.
terest, In favor Of Plaintiff.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the complaint as aforesaid,
Judgment will be taken against you for the sum
Of sIS8, and costs Of suit
To tho Sheriff or any Constable Of said Conn.
ty, greeting: Make legal service and duo return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this Sd day Of Novsm.
Der, A. D. 1866. w. \. HALL,
Justice of the Peace, Gold Hill Township.
I5Oc. State stamp. Soc. In. Rev. stamp
Gold Hill, Nov. 3. 1856. no3.td
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Tul Paoyrrs OF 4 Rae, HoRsE.-By
an account aled in the Probate Court at
Chicago. in connection with the settlement
OF the estate Of TFusssll, the owner OF hall
Of tbs famous race horse Dexter, 1t ap-
pears that, from June 10th, 1866, to the
data of the account, less than four months,
the horse earned for his owners $22,77 90,
willis. his expenses were SS,7SS TO- the
nett profits being Sl6,9e4 43.
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WITHDRAWAL.

A FTER A CAREFUL CANVASS OF THE
n probable vote which I might obtain ut the
approaching election for the Office OF Sheriff, l
hereby withdraw my name AZ a candidate, and
recommend my friends to give their support to
N. Taylor, the Democratic candidate. ] am sat.
isied that under the circumstances no independ.
ent candidate could not receive sufficient Of the
popular vote TO be successful: md although l
have been greatly encouraged by the partially
Of my friends. ] hereby decline tho further use Of
my name In connection with tho office, lost IL
should serve In the smallest degree to endangcr
the election OF the nominee of my party.
@. L. POTTER.
Virgins, October @, 1866. oc23 I'd
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A CRAZY MAN IN NBvApA.-The Ne
vada (Cal.) Transcript Of October 3lst,
says:
William R. Wicks, an insane man,
was yesterday arrested at the Office Of the
National Exchange Hotel BY Sheriff Gen
try and John Belden. Wicks has been
sent to Stockton twice. and escaped both
times. He was last arrested at Rod Dog
and sent down Ave or six months ago.
He has been known there since 1866, and
at one time had considerable money which
he made at mining he went to the
States and there, on account Of an unfor-
sunats love affair, lost his reason. We
learn that he escaped from an asylum and
oame back to California, whom he was sent
to Stockton. he threatens to sue every
one engaged in arresting him or keeping
him in the asylum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

MISUNDERSTANDING September, the
number Of immigrants that arrived at
Castle Garden, New York, from abroad,
was l5,4S2, being brought BY A vessels,
two Of which were American vessels, and
the Others foreign. or the immigrants az
irving during the month, 7,ll7 came from
Liverpool. S,ls2 from Bremen, 2,4o6 from
Hamburg, LII from London, 4Ss from
Glasgow, 3s6 from Havre, ss6 from Co.
p~enhagen, l64 from Antwerp, l27 from
Londonderry, and As from Madeira.
From January l to October 8, 1866,
ls6, 642 immigrants have arrived at New
York, as compared with l40,2lS during
the same period Of 1856.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

CAx'r.-A religious tract headed
"Cous, Sinners, Come" was found in the
camp Of n Of the Wisconsin regiments,
upon which one Of the specially invited
had written, Cant do it! Col. Roberts
won't sign my pass."-Erchanss paper.
Col. WATSON. Of Carson City, has been
handing some Of those tracts around the
c~ounsry-bu. they don't stake" very we'll;
folks don't see the point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

OIxuBY CouHrx.-A lively dsmonstra-
ton will b made at Empire, in the shape
Of = Club meeting, At which all the Union
candidates viii be present. on Saturday
evening, November Sd, (so-nisht); and on
III. nigh. preceding the election, tina. is to
NV. Monday evening, November 9th, a
general uprising Of the UniOni,t' OF
orm,by county viii b held at the Carson
ThsataE.
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STOREY COUNTY
Union Central
SEMINARY !
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

nHE NINTH YEAR OF THIS INsTITU.
II tIon commenced on the 9th Of January. 1866.
Competent and experienced Teachers oil each
department OF study. This School affords all
the advantages Of q THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, the ANCIENT and MODERN Lam.
GUAGES, CALISEETHICS, GYMNASTICS,
MUSIC, and all tho Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing full information.
please address
MRS. G. M. BLAKE, Principal,
Oakland, California.
REyERENcEs-Rev. Samuel II. Wiley, Oak.
land; Hon. Sherman Day, Oakland; Rev. A. +.
White, Carson City. myl7.6m2p
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A LARoa SALARr.-A. T. Stewards
Nsw York; income i, larger than the
annual salaries combined OF the President
Of the United States, the Governors Of all
the States, Senators and Congrsssmsn,
State officers, and members Of the Legis-
laturss Of the different States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

WARN SfRrSos. - Lance Nightingale
and Morg. Miller, Of the State Controllers
Office, have leased the Warm Springs Ho-
tel, at the Psnissnsiary, and have gone to
hotel keeping. The very men for the
pl,cs-and we predict that more money
win aow into that Hotel than ever.
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SOUTHERN WoxsN.-The Norfolk (ya.)
Old Dominion has the following:

UId DOMINION has the following:
Southern ladies do not talk to anything
like the same extent as in former years.
What does it mean Are we wrong in
CHASING this phenomenon among the signs
Of the timesf We believe il is the result
Of q mysterious solemnity that has in the
last few years Of trial and mighty events
crept over the world. Lsvity is not as
widespread. Men and women look now
more in earnest, and work harder, do more
toward carrying out the end Of their be-
ing. We may DO wrong, but such are u
convictions, in spite Of tho wickadness
abroad in the land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

To GIT CLEAR OF RKTs.-The Museum
Of Natural History at Paris was ~dreadfully
infested with rats but, thanks to M.
Cloez, it is now free from the nuisance.
The happy thought Of pouring bisulphide
Of carbon into the holes occurred to this
gentleman, and the yapor was fatal to all
tho rats which inhaled Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

Tx Union man who thinks that MAORI
ties will be so large that his vote will
never DO missed, makes q dangerous mis-
take. When the Union vote is footed up
every yots missing is q damage to the
Union cause.
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ELECTION NOTICE.


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County Clerk.
Dstriet Judge.
Ds.rlet httorney'
Sounty assessor'
county Ireasuer.
county Recorder.
county surveyor.
county superintendent OF Public Schoolh
county Public Administrator.
oSounty commissioner.
ana ono justice Of the Peace, and one Consta'
bic. for each Of the following named precincts:
Isl preSine' virginia
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BawARB OF INPosroRs.-Is was dis
covered tina, a man with an empty sleeve,
who has been soliciting charity in Phila-
dslphi., on the plea tina. he had lost his
arm in the war, had the missing arm in
rsniously concealed bshind his back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03
PosTPoNEMENTI

Owing to the high wind and dust pre-
vailing to-day, it is deemed inpracticable
to hold the outdoor Union meeting an
nouncsd for this evening. On Monday
evening, at the Theater the final rally for
the campaign will be held.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03
FOR SHERIFF..

VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
Sept. 25th, 1866.
To tho Voters OF Storey Countyi
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS Al
l. independent candidate for Sheriff Of Storey
County, at the ensuing election. to be held on
TUESDAY, the sixth day Of November next.
AT. McMURTREY.
virginia, Sent, n5. 1896 seo5 ia
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For Constable.

A NTH0NY FOX RESPECTFULLY AN.
n nounces himself a candidate for Constable
for the Town Of Gold Hill at the County Elec
ton. ANTHONY FOX.
Gold Hill, Oct. Is, 1866. Ocl3-tl
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Storey Co. Union Ticket.

County Commissioners
GEO. p. MORRILL,. L a: GanlbuE'
II. NJ. EDDY.
Justices of the Peace.
Firs, and Second Wards. Yrginia-.-.--H; bush
Taird And Fourth Wards, Virginia. i. .. ADklS0N
Township No. ), Gold HM,..------W. y. HALL
C~onstnbles-
rnt and Second Wards. rirSinla--W PENNlsoN
Third and Fourth Wards. NlrginiA..---AUG. ASH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03

ALTA CALrroRxlAN.-O. N. Clayss and
John McComb have become partners in
the publication Of the Aka California.
McComb is to DO experimenting editor.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. 80 Pm.
The Cnso OF p. ID. Hediey.
Peter D. Hedley, the ~detaulting agent
Of Wells, Fargo s. Co., pleaded not gull
ty to the charge Of embezzlement, and was
admitted to bail IN the sum Of $1,000.
Legal Tenders, $701@7ld.
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FOR

I WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR CON.
i stable Of Gold Hill Township, at the election
on November 9th. 1866.
SAMUEL HYATT.
Gold Hill, Oct. o, 1866. Oc6-td
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WARM SPRINGS HOTEL.
Change of PrOprietOrs!

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING 49,.
l. leased the Warm Springs Hotel and ~!
purchased Its fixtures. beg leave TO call M
tho attention Of tho citizens Of Nevada
to the uuequalled facilities under their control for
tho entertainment Of
Dinner, supper ind breakfast Parties ;
For the accommodation Of the resident and tran.
silent Public and, above all, for THE MOST
SUPERIOR AND
COM Nj BATE 8
Afforded on tho Pacific Coast or elsewhere. And
they would further direct attention to the fact
that they arc about to renryate tho entire prem
ises, in all their departments, and that they will
give special attention to
Arranging the Bath Rooms for the
WINTER MONTHS.
The favorable consideration Of The Public Il
respectfully solicited.
NIGHTINGALE &c MILLER.
LANCE NIGHTINGALE,
MORO. MILLER. no3t
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Dissolution.

THE Co.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned under The
Arm Of Van Wyck & Sanchez, has this day been
by mutual consent. The business will
DO continued by 8. N. Van Wyck. under name Of
Van Wyck & Co.
s. II. VAN wYCK.
~ R B. SANCHEZ.
Gold Hill, New, Nov. !, 1895. uol.lm
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For Constable.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
L candidate for the Office Of Constable Of Gold
HUI Township. OF the election on the 9th Of No
vember next. j. HIGGINS.
Gold Hill. Oct. IL. 1866. ocl3td.
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STOCK TRANsACTIONs.
IMPORTED DAILY BY II. II. yLAoo, BANKER.l
SAX Francisco, Nov. 81 p. n.
Marriages.

MURRELS-SAUNDERS-In Sacramento, at
residence Of Capt. Whitney, Nov. lSt, w. N.
Murrels to Hattie G.. Saunders.
FOWLER-ARTHUR-In Stockton, Oct. 81, A.
Fowler to L. ]. Arthur.
DOSS-C0LE-ln Fairfield. Solano Co., Oct 20,
Seth b, Doss to Martha Colo.
GALLAGHAN-COSTER-In Watsonville, Oct
20, Bartholomew Gallsghan tc Bridget CoSter.
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For Justice Of the Peace
For Public Administrator.

nR. W. CASTOR, OF GOLD HILL, IS A
~ candidate for :he Office Of Public Admins.
traitor, subject to the decision Of the Convention
Of tho People, which meets en- the sixth day Of
November noxt oc9.fd
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CONSTABLE .

NJ w. BAILEY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
Vl . ~ a Candidate for CONSTABLE for tho
Town Of Gold Hill the ensuing election.
Gold Hill. Oct. 10. 1866. Ocl9.td'
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For Constable.

GEORGE BECKWITH OFFERS HIMSELF
" as an Independent Union Candidate for Con.
stable for the Town Of Gold Hill at the next cleo.
ton.
Gold Hill, Oct. Q, 1866. oc0 tda
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For Constable.

A II. KIRKPATRICK ANNOUNCES HIN.
n. self a candidate for the Office Of Consta
BILE for Gold Hill Township on November 9th.
Gold Hill, Oct, 9, 1866. oc9 I'd
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GOLD I
MAIN STREET,
Noxt door to San Francisco Restaurant.
UEEPS FOR SALE but the 49,
n very choicest Of Meats, Of all
description. ~
Hotels, Restaurants and Fami. $1,000
les supplied at most reasonable rates.
Orders received for SALTED MEATS. In de-
sirable quantities, and delivered to customers.
The attention Of Mill Mon, and Superintond.
cuts Of Mines Ia called TO our superior article Of
TALL0W, carefully rendered. and expressly put
up for machine use.
Meat Markets supplied daily with nns
BEEF,
VEAL,
MUTTON and
PORK.
Home-cured Hams& Bacon
FRRsH PURE LARD, in Cans.
~ Slaughtnrers furnished with Live Stock
Horned Cattle or Sheep, at short notice.
Orders received at tho Office. Gold Hill Market.
L. T.. o & CO., ~Propnetors
Gold Hill, Nov. 3. 1866. NOS
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Alias Summons.

LANCE NIGHTINGALE
MORO, MILLER, no