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The ssesmsr Andy Johaso. i. 49,. - u,
ABOVE Quincy, and am on board u. Sa .'
'onuson, and a'H bound to remain I. l.. 49,. y
night whether she sticks to the sand h., :. !.
not. isnppose 1t is owing 10 ire power =
association ssd'he force Of habit that tbbe IN.
P p'easaas sitoa,ien" seexests -sbe Yclr,
.iFf to my mind and 3 Letter un,..-;.
,ns an account ofmy trip. II i bu, MI. I
nave . tell, AID yet many Of your 49,. !.
80 uo aAss never been to Kansss u,rb, I..,.
=. rom IN. my letter the best and sreedie,. ron,.
The sentlenanly officers Of he tf,,a ~
tram the steamer on duty for ,b,. ~. !. = :.
st. Louis and Keckuk PackN m. nsn ..
my hat asnsnai, ffsAsxhs soscs as, Iasl1ee
tablished habit, and mads,goed tiuvto a.. ).
cy, where, sitter ample time Tor dinner ! ~
the ferry tcss for West Gunner -. H. -,
road depot. . . sosa'z 800
The foedto St.. 10, lnuoas.;ths,.sos;.s =.
dreadful stories to the ceutssay, i il -. :.
der, and the ride Of two hundred M. !,
that poin. ~.s u - ~ u pls.~n. = ~
any Of our Iowa roads. There are nuusrr-
towns sloag tasmsds ~ 5anQsf swsnl J
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IOWA rrEMs.

-BcaSE Of the Noapariei is at home again
with new wife and increased journalistic
vigor.
The State Register isn't in favor of
Lynch Law but thinks the notorious horse
thief Ethan Allen King, if caught, should be
sent TO his long home from tree limb by the
aid Of rope.
The Harkeye urges the people TO pres
pare their contributions to the State Fair,
which will be held in about six weeks.
james Adair, who lives near Oskalooso.
fen from wagon . few days ago, the fore
wheel passing over his head, cutting his right
ear nearly oG. See the Herad.
Prof. a. B. Ross, Of Ohio, has been
called to the chair Of languages in the Oska,I
loosa College. So says the Herald.
The Jonnd learns that the citizens of
Auscatine have subscribed between $4,000
and $50 ,oo0lo the stock of the Merchan,.x1
National Express Company.
Miss Augusta St. Clair lectured :. Ma.
es"ns Wednesday evening. Subject, "Our
a h,ehardson Of the North love Ts,,sr
Won put the Fusion dekst a The head 81 IL
columns Hs refuses . janp. along side Of
Dsan and clagest in boa. ride q ,o,;,;..,
pesdision With wax .6ggera. He vo,,. .la..
an eyes . ~ ~ nonstrous ale Of the Iov.
nj -.
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HYGIEHlC WInD-rhe great Imported Tonic
used By the best families throughaat Europs spprovs4
ny the Iaperia sSnsoa u Neeiase Pris endorsed By
tn. prominent aembers ofths American Medical Assoc
citation At their Convention BALTIMORE Nay lst Isd
contains - spirits Of any kind, ssA Therefore
Hot tnte3jsating II tAs isasG
tits prepared IL Paris from pure Sherry. and admits
in composition only fusrc, AaonAro and Frsnsuss
substances Yor LADIES itis delicsess Substitute for
the various TONES having alcoholic body.
- NusoAf PBRLR IL . rave Wtns Of most delight
mi favor. u b she suas yuIrl Of nosr DELICIOUS
GRAPE 1t surpAssss ia sxe{lefes ANT SAsls VIM IN
rss cousrl1. Us-d in Europe for saessnsrta psspo
sss. Churrh people are Invited to enquire tnse u
Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
FULLER, FINCH L FULLER. Chicago.
jsls-dly sun-vsd4i Agents
Peace Hath It's Victories.
To prevent conquer diseAAs y uspd sehiev msnt
and ~ surely bullet and bayonet viii aesu.s. 20
surely will HosrErrER's BIrTERs prs,rrs aud pro-
long life
This il tbs trying peroi Of the year. The stau
ofthe strongest Yields les to the consuming
temperature Of midsummer. viEpr soses FROM sYsry
ps-s. The s,rsssth of poses cay Ia uvisibis
por and weaker becomes RELAXED aud nerveisss
II was to mee. sueh deniass that Ho.tsttsrs Bttsrs
we're given to society Ia Z present the evil ooaas
q1~pces which Embraced, depleted dstilisatsd
ganiIAtion Ia liable that they snded Ser
rusIc for both Oh people die Of exhaustion
every day vho right have kept death 1t bay for year.
to by occsxonai resort 70 this psverfai sad
harmless vegetable ssosseehie
Sin--tepths Of ths eonmualty, rich veil poor,
sork CONT rusiiy Tfther hands unempoy ed their
bvsps busy and hssd work IL - dssrsssns TO the
vital en.raies muscular toll But tone esystem eth
Ho.t<ttsrs Rt4 and the and tear OF husinsss life
viii be a,as ely nft In the most oppressive
weather No iangor will te sapsxsneed, TOR fast
the vital forcss expended thsy will b. recruit and
renewed by this hsathfsl restorative. As snnnsr In
vgorant Ii b indispensable TO ,oung ans DID, Sold
rywhsre iAviw
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AR1GTSAb MOTT y TO ward Dillon defendant
" You hereby notified there is now on fie In
the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of Lee couny
lows, At Keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney eaimn
Judgement against yoa Bdwsrd Dillon .or the
SIX Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage made Chas
Mason rpon the following described prerstse to
Lot ten COZ Block eighty i've fs5 In Mssens Lower Ad-
dition to Ksokuk In Lee County. Iowa and sganst
yen ALL praying for the foreclosure of said
sslt Of aid pr-nses freed Of all said defend
ant In same TO on said debt the exfugnishn
all equity of redemption, and for general relief
Nov you appear ard said petition hy noon
Of the second day - the Of said Court TO be
held the second Monday uf September 1856 or ludg
meet will be had therein prayed for. bv defsuit.
ii sCrTT HOWELL
jy1.d Attorney for Plaintiff.
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EdAL N0TICE-To Vim. Y. Turner ana harriet
N. Tarner Yon hereby notifta thar there Il
now fe in the oce OF the Clerk District Court
Of Lee County Iowa. nj keoknk, petition of Julia
Van Ness, erecutrx OF the " Wan Ness de-
Ceased, claiming OF ycu, the said VIM Turner mig
ment for the xnm af NiBeteeu Hundred Dollars mon
against both Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage pun
Lot g. Block les. City OF EAckpk. Lee County lows,
which mortgage WAS given to the Of said
notes.
Unless appear thereto and defend before Of
the SECOND day Of the term Of said District Court
TO be commenced the second Monday In ssptsrher
1864 judgment and decree will be rendered against you
By defauit. RAEFIS MhCBsRY
Rer stamp, 80 cts. Attys fur Pia:ntin.
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n RIaIsAL NOTICE. 10 RnllBs.. Laelad. BIZ

~ RIGIsAL NOTICE -To 8 Billings Lpcinda BIZ
" Hrgs. Anna WaIksr. q Buckingham. Tm II
ksikh er Co. Duraii, Rogers &c L4vus. Sanders
Co, VIM RuHdick, II Woodland. Rachael iynsh " y
Lynch. William Edwards, Urioh, burruRs e1ec-
utrix, ac " Reed BePanv Conpable a smyth
yurner, as-gne &c Edward. 4 Turner. thn
kn'ght. " e~ley nj hit. Jno Rankin, Ing Mcrnue,
hitaey, exeentoF An. Al Hiae. Haet Et- n.dY Il
na'stead and r sarah sd Dan ghtrfy, Cara Kad
dick Eliza knddi4k. trecritrx Kate kist,e Aeore
Amy Rrddick, Mary Ruddiek May Ruddck William
kuddick. aud Jessie Rnddick Defendants
You and eseh Of you hereby notified that there Ia
file, In the Clerks office of the District Court
Lee County, i8Es at keokuk petition in equity of
Jahn Brfrsn against fpn, claiming RG against
yous Billings. upon your thr-- prBissery uess-
and fwrniyfvs Dollars 1857 tsn pr cep inter
est and against all sad fef-ndssts PRAYING the
for ecitire Of certain made hr ssFf MI
hngs TO plaintiff dSted 10th Jau- 1855 upon the Il Of
x section twenty % and the X Of : " section
ak 10 Township sixtysx 6s Rang I've s.; Also the
II II ths section twelve ia, and ste Is Of n
y sestps3 I've a., 10 rpshg ssxty siy = Rance rir
fsl ell IN Lee CsuntJ roSa AI.o Irsst.s ortaafare
clo.ure Of certain i1den rifsinE raarfgsge made y
said Billing 70 III II B-lding npon part. Of Lats
and y In Flock thirteen Isl 4oknk. - Comfy lows
Known as the Athaasum propertV, g.s-r 10
the payment Of the fgaz- hrsi atHya described and
the therein named and peion pray for the
ungui-hnent o the euntf OF REDEEM pt0n nd fr gn
erAi re tf All he ssld II Reins hereby aone I'd
that iaIuurtior has Eov 10 ~ snl lee sr8a
Ing him from sa;sfsIng 81 canceifng SAID latter mort
gsg% made 10 him,
And yon each srnesr and answer said petition ~
noon 81 The sec@cd day ~ the Of said Conr
~ be held at keokuk On the .sepnd Monday az Sep
TENDER. 1868, or Judgment prayed 1T vii be had
therefa. H. err HOW'LL
lyHd fIaiatin1s Attarney
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nkfGINAL N0fft E.-To Benjamin r Gsrle. 6ef-u+
~ dant. Yan hereby nutEted that there n rCp
on file In The Clerks ofee Of the District courf
County lowa- at keoknk, petition sf HfalR Bsfn.y
claiming Judgment against Sou Renjan'u Ganler
or the SUR Of Six Hundred Dsrs upon yoRT mortgage
made To Chsries Mason, upon the following described
premises, to~1t lot four a. Block hHnf.td and
fonrt en- lI4, Msson Lower Addition to the City 70
Ke knk. in Lee County, lows. and against you AL
praying fr tho foreclosure - ad mortgage the SAFE Of
aid prspses freed OF all interests Of said defendants
same topay of ssii dit, the entrenshupenf Of sll
equity of red+nptor and fgr central stlisf
Nov must appear xnd SAID titicn BY noou
n the second day q the said Court TO he
held the .scrnd Monday 81 September 1858 or udg-
ment will BE- hal therein prayed tor by tefaui
II SC TT HOWELL
80 cts stamp1 Attorney for Piaintif
tsG-d
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A CROWN or GLORY.
EvKRY MAN, woman sad Child Who has used
STERLINUS AMBROSLA

II villtg v fscossnspl IL Three year N rnpa Il
ereasins sic AAvs mads ths Anbrr 10 hmoss II sss
tue world.
IT 10 WARRANTED To PLnAsD.-
Il eurss lssassk ~ NE Hssd.
IL AsksaNss Hair ersv On ss,A HsaAs
hprsvJ1BsAs HA'r from 1sIiiss o.s
II readers ths HAIR aoR asa afs~y
olsasse ~ 1eAle; iCeoss the Hsua~a sssv Rsnev
DsndruG; oures r~poss Headsehs, curs Ba,d.e >
ssdss wig.; kiiis Hass Aatsrs 0voA eject apparent
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
he Auhrua1s VII ~ you to Z. Megnstly put I'D
Dslic.sely pssfsnAA y Open Singers AID
Actresses ssaA IN spssAdd bo1ss y eastons, contain
ing t~e iasgs bssse.s-no. ~ usrs4ae. No / sor
svspins. f&Rt
rHDRD n NO sllsrAxu Abour r..
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- sssesiss toilet IN ~ world. 10 prove tAis ~
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| EGAL NOTICE.-To +. K. House Sir.

.EGAL NOTICE.-To +. X. House Sir.
- You hereby posihed that there IL now ON Gle In
the once Of the Clerk OF the Ditrcs Court Of Lee cysn
y, lows, at keokuk, the petition Of John II Roger,
claiming Of Jon tbs Of fsnr Huufred DeIlsrs With
accruing interest the same from December 92d 1865
a. M nsy Justly das him from you promfssovy nots
made on TO order Of Henry Rogers ard by him
signed 70 plaintiff eaid petition alleges that you
are ressdspt Of the etsss OF Ioss aud prsys an
attachment against your property
Wow nne-s you sppear Ard answer thereto on or be-
'ors noon a the second day " the September term
tbe SAID Court 10 be begun and holden the second
nonhay OF September next, judgment will be rendered
Inu4 ppuCv
~ stsmp' ooc "-cancslledi Atty for Plaintiff.
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UnroIuAL UOrTCr


sat1sS ~ ~ C.ss1 - In n. Dss.rict Court Of
said County. 1t Ksokuk.
George W. MssdngM. Rslntf6, r. Louisa J. Messenger
Administrative q tho atats ~ Benjamin r. Messenger,
deceased, dssendan4-s ~
NOTICE il hereby sisen, to the defendant
herein above named fiat petition in cvt, action
l. - ~ 10 the Clerks once OF the District Court afore-
said. duly vBd In behalf Of the above named Painti
against you aud claiming ordr and decree for the
sale under speciai execution BY virtue ofa decree
dered in I'D Cosrt In the Of George Messenger
~ Ns0insw, u ton acrss In the southeast corner
Of the quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section "a In tos nship 66 Mr. wes Lee County Iowa;
that Is 10 Of the OF Mcssef servlie
tberefrcm much Of said follows all the lots
In blocks B. q and s in aid town. and the
and alleys separstiog said blocks and lot from the
proceeds OF said sale there be pad plaintiff the Of
oo and interest foand due BY said decree And I'M
appear ard make defense thereto before
OF the second day Of the Of saa Court
m nee on the second Monday Of september 1885, judg
ment will be rendered ag inst YOU praped for In said
petition. ROBHhr n GIIfMoRp
tys4w Atfy for PiainsiH
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ENOR SALE. A desirable residence in
II Hsmitou III, consisting ofI n s,ory Frame House.
With lse sp6s ar n GnaSA swi eoeheA with fruit
and shrubbsry; coed ostsyp stabs And ethss satsud
inxs Ths ahovk d asrsby i2csts4 IN The most pleas
unt part Of Hamilton, and Il for ssle ehespor viii bs
exchanged for similar property In ksokuk
Enquire Of WV. FULTON,
kssi Estate Agent,
jyIsd No q Main Street, Ksohnk.
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#nRIGINAL NoTICE.-To Jonathan

NOTICE.-To Jonathan
- sbirk, defendant. You hereby notified that
there IL now file in the Clerks Office 81 the Drtrict
Coa OF Leo County, Iowa. At keokuk, petition Of H.
ram barney, claiming Judgment axsinst you for the
sum OF -Four Hundred Dollars With per cent inter
est, upon your mortgages made Charles Mason eth
Of sepsrmbH 1885, upon tie following described prtmi
se', to-~it; Tbs n ". II Of the n. W. Il Of section
twenty, 10 township sixtysix, north range sir
west In Lee County, lows md sgsinst you, praying
for the hrecosrs Of raid mortga she sale OF said
premises freed Of all interests OF said In came
to pay Oh AL said debt the exit Mt Of al equity
VI redemption, and for general relief.
NOW yea must appear and answer said petition BY
noon Of the second day 81 the .aid Curt
TO be held on the second Monday Of S-ptesr 1883 or
Judgment Will be haf therein prayed for by deanft
| % - stamp-C.pesiledl H. SCOTT HOWELL,
tfIT-o AIT f1r plninf6
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II EGAL NOTICE. TO A. /. Domino and

Il .EGAL NOTICE. To A. l.. Demina and
- ciAgLorn. traAtees Tor thernsr YES and H
H'rrson, James II iiolsey, y Ford ADD p VI Ford y
u Harrison Iames II Hoisey Ford, D W Ford Guy
Wells Moab Greeley. David Gnnn, y D.vi. sidney
Root Caroline hoot, HIlhn Ss1n, u Ford Ean 4 L
Bnmons, Potter Lnm, Piume, Psrmeiee L st.rrett
AFsfs hnises, Alexander, Lonlsx Michael
busbsy 5anss Hsnss Graves, Hosmsr. Hsry stee.
lert Curtis executor of the estate VI GIN White
job sfon erecstor 81 the estate Of Terreper
deoesssds Eastman, Bank Of Old Dpnjason. Albert
el~, Jt~-e haithy II HuiskAmp, AbDer Reeves Henry
Tssls, Hrsn Rarnsy, isztmsa RobinAon l. Co u gar
Thompson, Thomas Dtxs Charlotte Sullivan VIM Gil.
lbs stodd.rc, VIM r. L Raddiek Thomas Psgst.
Stevenson, Mrybusg BRO, hin 4 LueAs
Miller. J q hsyens, Howell, r phiuney Peter
Eich@f, eonhia Ci@uaAnning, Hornish
Fou Aud each OF yea hsrsty notified that there Is
now on ns In the ucs o. the Clerk the District Court
o. Lee county Iowa NJ Fort Madison petition Of m
Dunn, cisiHing VI you. TIE said L Deusng ard W
ci-ghorn, trustee Ae, the ~ nine ttousand and
Dne eosts ard ten psr cent per num interest rom
octoher 18th, irs5. m0nsy due mortgage
and aso praying against all ~ on The Foreclosure of
.Aid porisA and the sale Of thu following
property Ter the psvnent ef sad d@bt fo-wit Ninety
scrss 81 the .s side Of the north quarter Of action
hre ~ west and the undivided half OF the remain
conaty. lows
Inl-s. y0u appear thereto and OFF nj IeNYA noon OF
the seooud day of the term sssd Dt5iet Court to
commence the third Aond.y DEG ulL.r jndg-
n-nt and decree will be rerdRftd sgnt you thereon
by default. RANKIN McCRaRY
Rev nne stamp SOL Attyi- f4r Plaintiff
fya5-d
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YouR INFANTS

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wshsve put mp and cold this tice FIR 30
aud CAS- oosrfDnscr Of II What h.ve
never bern able TO say Of any other msdcine-pssss
las =, yaltss - A assIE SssAsos uvScs crH1
whom timely used. Never did know instance Of
disssisfac'on by any Who used H. On the eontrsry
all are delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
Of conmend&tion Of its magical effects and medical vir
tsra. IWetpasa In tAt ssttsr -vAAr xsov," after
20 year. experis nee tIEpoR niruYAfIoH poa
fss yulvnIHKss OF wsAr We REaE bnctAaI In almost
every instance shsss the infant is suffering IRON pain
md sxhsustion relief viii be found In fifteen nnnt-s
stet the syrup 10 administered.
vull directions for usne viii accompany esch bottle
none genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER.
kISe, New York, 10 on the outside wrapper.
Sold by ali Druggists througho~t.the world
Psies, snly IS Cents per Bottle
auf24 -dAw0xn
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A War Opposite Our WESTERN Goa

A WAR OPPOSITE Our WESTERN COAST.
Among the recent items Of news by
the cable is one to the effect that France
has declared Wal against Corea. We
have no full particulars as to the provo
cation given by that far-off country for
such an act, but III very readily mag
inc that France has made some Of the
frequent Irregularities Of the officials OF
a semi-barbarous nation, or some OF the
depredations or cruelties committed by
the thieves and outlaws that infest the
coast of Asia by land and sea, a pretext
for hostilities that are desirable on 9TH
or accounts. 1t is said, indeed, in this
case, that the murder of missionaries
was the immediate pr~ovocation. VI
course such atrocities are very much to
be deplored, but they are events OF ire
ouent occurrence, as the history OF our
own missionary enterprises will attest:
They seldom, however, lead to formal
war. unless war is wanted for other
reasons. When the history Of this mat
ter comes to be fully known, we have
no doubt that the growing Importance
| of the eastern coast Of Asia, lying as it
| does opposite the western coast Of Amer
| lea, and the close relations being estab-
lished by telegraph and otherwise be-
tween Russia and the United States, are
as influential causes for this movement
on the part of France as the acts above
stated.-ErehGnge.
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n. P. WILLIS, who belongs to O past
generation, is occasionally seen fitting
along Broadway like a spirit on the
shore of the Styx. He is gray and worn,
but shows some Of the traces Of his de-
parted dandyism, and looks the snob
almost as much as ever. Willis is an
American T~urveydrOp, and not seldom
mourns in the effete and dismal Home
Journal the tendency Of the present age
to ~vulgarity and coarseness. No won
der he laments. He must look back
with regret to the days when his weekly
exercised an influence, and he himself
was regarded as an arbiter elegdntidrum
not only in New York, but in the coun-
try at large.
Willis was a power and a potentate
in the world Of fashion and of letters;
and now there are few who are con-
scious that he is alive. He has, more
than any man | know, exhausted him.
self, and run to seed that is neither valu-
able nor prolific. He displayed talent
when very young; but for years past he
has written nothing but puerilities and
platitudes, with mawkish straining after
verbal effect.
Poor Whilst He is a sad and striking
example Of the natural consequence of
sham; and to-day he has hardly a sim
gle friend; although, not many years
ago, he was the pet of New York So
ciety: and the favorite in choice and &C
omplished circles, which now he neverc
nters.-N. Y. Cor. Chicago Republican. e
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VERY LATE INNIGRANTs.-Two trains
of immigrants passed here yesterday on
their way to California. Their stock
looked a good deal the worse for wear,
and unless they manage to weather the
mountains in a pretty temperate season
and between storms, they will be likely
to fare badly. They are Missourians we
helieYe.-Cdrson Appeal.
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Tur ~ PRESIDENTIAL Succession.
March LIST. 1892, Congress passed an act
10 nroyide for every case Of a vacancy
botb Of the offices of the President and
Vice-prcsident. In Story's Commenta-
res there is n suggestion of the possible
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the act, but there
seems 10 he little doubt that it will
stand the test. As is generally known,
Tho law nroy;des that the President pro-
kenmore of the Senate shall succeed the
Vice-President, and if there is no Presi-
lent of the Senate. the Speaker of the
House shall act as President.
In the presept case, the Hon. Lafay-
o,te s Foster. of Connecticut, is Presi-
5or, nro tenn. Of the Senate, and would
Snccoed andrew Johnson in case of his
Jeatb If Johnson and Foster were
both load or disabled, the Hon. Schuy-
Ier CoIfax wouId act as President.
Rnt Il banpens that on the 4th of
uorcb roxt he term of the Hon. Lafay-
e,tc s Foster in the senate. expires, so
that IL will he necessary for the Senate,
tb;s winter 70 CLOG, a President pro tenn,
Thu form for which Mr., Colfax is
,,aa.oa SnoaLar also oxr;ras With the
~ L Canr.oss or tho I,b of
nnI's"'" o0"
"%.'h ,,mo- ,.ho, ,ho Gan
."no. g.. ,hS ~V;na.pros;Son
ave h;m,sa,f ta-unoror;lv ,bat tbcre
W "O So y Oioot;on 81 . pros;Jent aro
80 ia, hodr IN Tho 7tb ot
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GREAT REGIsTER.-There were added
last week to the Sacramento county
ssGreat Register" seventeen names.
The number of names now oil the Reg
lister is 2,373.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

TOYS, TOYS &c. Bloomfield, opposite
the Eclipse stables, Gold Hill, has q
large assortment of toys, confectionery,
and many other articles for the Holt
days. Gentlemen will also find the best
Havana cigars, chewing and smoking
tobacco there.
BuLLIoN.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office,
this afternoon, 6 bars of bullion,
weighing 379 pounds, which is valued
at Sl2,4l9 IS.
BuLLIoN.-Edwards h Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,307 ounces crude bullion.
BuLLroS.-yan Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 1913 ounces crude bullion.
Observation-Disclosures is a message in
the Telegraph Office for Geo. S. Elder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07

ENGLAND has sent to America, in the
last fifty years, 5000, 900 of her popula-
ton, and they in that time have sent TO
their friends at home so, 0Oo, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-07
New Store! New Goods
F. d. DURKEE. o%'

"oULD RESPECTFULLY M
w form his old friends and the COM Oh
munity at large, that he has just lifted mp II
. shop In Maynard's Bank, with o. One an -
assortment Of nj, f.r.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
As you will End anywhere In the State. And
will sell them 1t PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES. ~
~ Persons wishing anything In the Jewelry
line viii do veil 10 call and examine for than
selves. s. -r.sfs
N, R.-ParticulAr Attention paid 20 Re.
pairing Watches, Clocks and Jowefry..
Gold I'M, Nov. 10, l9e6. nol6a