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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

CocoANurs AND GoARDs.-The Suffer
Sentinel is responsible for charging that
the ladies assert the new cocoannt water
falls, just the thing to wear with q
gourd (gored) dress.
Shade of Artemus, look in upon that
man Daily Critic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
HlLLYER,s j. 3. STOCK CIRCULAR.
n1inins share Market.

AA@A.8
san FRAxcIsco, November l6, 1857.
Though the mining stock market has
not been as active this week as in the
previous three, yet the same irfcgularity
in prices prevailed. The tenor Of the
news received at the offices OF
the mining companies, in this city,
give but little encouragement to the
idea that any advance will soon take
place, though the news received from
the Crown Point give slight hopes that
we will soon be able to give information
Of q "strike " being made in the drifts
on the 7oo-foot level, as indications APP
pear in favor of it.
The following exhibits 4 statement OF
the bullion receipts from the various
mines for the month of October
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

CHEF JUSTICE CHASE, in q converse
ton with Hunnicut, q fanatical and
desperate Radical, severely condemned
the course which that faction is pursu-
ing in Virginia and denounced it as
misreprescnting and bringing the Ma
tioual Republican party into d%isrepute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

WENDELL PHILLIPS says that the rad.
ical party is ruined" and that its ruin
has been accomplished by can utter
want of self-respect." We think that
the want of the respect of others has
had A good deal to do with its ruin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i Jules Hamburger, Deeenscd.-An creditors
Of tho Estats Of Jules Hamburger. deceased, arc
notified TO present their accounts 70 the under
signed, at his Office In Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada, within Ten QO Months from TINS oate'
g. w CHUBBUCK,
Special Administrator Of Estate Of Jules Ham.
burger. deceased.
Gold Hill, Oct. 81. 1867. oc3lu
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AIphn Gold He'll Mining Company,

HEPNt III
Location. Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at u meeting Of tho
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
18th day of November, A. u. 1867, an assessment
Of Ten Dollars (Sl0l per share was levied on
each and every share OF the capital stock Of said
company, payable Immediately, In gold coin OF
the United States, to tho Secretary, ut Gold Hill,
or to w. G. Ralston, Cashier Of tho Bank Of Cal.
~ifornia, at San Francisco, who Is hereby appointed
agent OF the company for that purpose. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of De.
cember, A. D. 1867. will be. advertised rs dclin.
quent, and unless paid, will be sold on MONDAY,
the Goth dry Of january, A. d. 1868. to pay said
delinquent assessment, together with the cost OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
LEWIS GOODWIN, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, November l8, 1867. nol9.td
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Btrths.

TAYLoR-At spanish HUI. near PlacervIllc,
Nov. u, to the wife OF Joe Taylor, a ION.
ALLEN-In Placcrviile, Nov. 10. TO the WIFI NJ
J. p. Allen, adsughtsr.
BRIGGS-In Jackson, Nov. 8, TO the wife of r.
NJ. Briggs, q daughter.
sTEcKLER5In jackson, Nov. o, to the wife Of
Charles steckler. a daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
NOTICE.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,
VIRGINIA, STOREY County. NEW. Oct. 81. 1867. )
TO Me ~Taz,payars Of Storey County'
Notice Is hereby given, that the State and
County Taxes for the Fiscal Year Of 1867 are
now duo and payable at this Office, and that the
law In regard to their collection will DO strictly
enforced. N. L. DEXTER.
Ex Oficlo Tax Receiver.
Office In Courthouse Building, Room No. ).
N. Bon all Taxes unpaid at the close OF
business on the 18th day Of November, 1907
there will be ten per cont. delinquency added.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

THuRLow WEEDS attacks on Mrs. Lin
coin are continual. The old fellow,
Notwithstanding his infrmities, is still
ambitious of being o "lady-killer."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
e.

SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiyod by the Board Of Trustees Of the town
Of Gold Hfl, up to MONDAY, November 25lh,
for the sale OF q Town Bond in the sum Of Five
Thousand fs5,000) Dollars, payable two years
from date, bearing interest at the rate Of two per
cent. per month. The Board reserves the right
TO receive or reject any and all bids.
All proposals TO be handed TO John J. Hayes,
President Of the Board. III. G. MANNING,
Clerk Board of Trustees.
Gold Hill, Nov. l2, 1867. nrl9.tf
Enterprise copy, and send bill to Town Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

THE official vote of Georgia shows that
LOG, 900 votes were cast for, and but A.
900 against, the Convention, and that
sc, 900 whites voted in the affirmative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

THE Cincinnati Commercial q leading
radical paper, says that the official re-
turns of that State reduce the majority
of Hayes for Governor to 1901
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
GREENBACKS LOST!

THE ROAD BETWEEN GOLD HILL
~ and Virginia, by the Bullion works and the
upper Chollar. Potoslworks, down to . and Tay'
lor streets, three eco gre~enbacks-ssO In oil.
Lost on the morning Of the 18th OF November,
and by a poor widow woman. The finder VIII
perform q duty OF charity by leaving them at the
DAILY NEwso Office.
Gold Hill, November 10, 1867 nol9'tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

HEAVEN grant that our old flag, once
so glorious, may not com to be known
as the flag Of the fallen stars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

THE meteoric shower on the morning
Of the 18th inst, was very brilliant at
Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
G A U ITO N-LOST.

NNovEMBERl6, 1867, BETWEEN GOLD
" Hill and Virginia City, In q small leather
Poeket.book, a Certificate Of Dspo,ii In the Bank
OF California, Gold Hill Agency, being No. 5.535,
dated August Z, 1867, for the sum of 500, In
favor Of Pat. Barry. Also, a similar Certificate,
No. 6,o66. dated November Is, 1867, for $40, In
favor OF Pat. Barry. rhs public are cautioned
against buying these certificates, as payment has
been stopped. There was also o coin, amount.
Ing to perhaps $50. In the pockot.book. Tho
Under will much oblige q poor man by sending
Gold Hill. November 10, 1867. nol8.l lot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

HUNDREDS of whisky rectifying estab-
lishments are getting severely rectiied
by officers of the Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

PRENTICE doubts whether "the pleas
ures of the Chase" will include running
for the Presidency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19

VERMONT reports a divorce to every
nineteen marriages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
NEW TODAY.
SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG woMAN WISHES a s1TUA.
a tion In a Dining Room. Please al at tho
Golden Gate Hotel, l29 North O streetf Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
u. b. DAYTON,
STOCK BROKER

No. II south G STREET, Virginia,
Nearly opposite the Bank of California.
Virginia, November 10, 1867. nol9.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
GOLD HILL,

VHE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED a
two years in Nevada AZ Gold Hil, will attend 10 ans
business entrusted TO him with promptness and
care.
Gold, silver and Orcs Of Every Descrir.
ton ASsnyed,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-10

eeif,-unb nm bieie gu befonttiteti, bin !
i1 fir theine,l She'll : SB liens, aud
'eine ongemefene Mn5abI t6rOlider
8oIitifer aitSlnebneit. Eenno9 aber
ftebe i'd feinentl Wanne nod in Der
8eradtun9 asiener s@laiie n0r0li6er
Manner, ipelde gu uns fonl,nen uno
unt 9teluneen un0 8esiinitigungen 81
eblan9en, TIRE auIriAti9e Meinuug
berIeusnens lu.b @ebeIlenfrellnbe tpers
Den.
Meine9 Serren, betgneirem f9iuas
den @eiunobeitS3uitanb ertuartc id)
Sbre 9iitiee gfadfdt uno bereitluilii9e.
Nlittuirfuna, id5 5u9lei9 bite,
baB mir 70 3ipenig 2aiten onfgebiirbet
ipirben, als e5 fi1 init Dem 6ffentliden
SntereiIe bertraets 8ereint, 6as ollS
gemeine g8obI anitrebeno, IaiIen Sic
uns iebe Observation-Disclosures alif uns
nebmen, peI9e unire .betreFenben
| SteIInnaett uns auferlegen nt09ea., :.
Snoem i'd bic 90ttlide @nabe 81
Sbrer Siibrttg anrtfe; iueldle fol6en
@eiebqebern ME borentbalten tpiro,
nel9e ibren g8eg niir nod ben @ila>
/ 9ebungens tpGbIenis Die er linen iiber
0rdtsunb 4Fidt einfobt, 9ebe. i'd gum
| S9luB Dem gebanfen 9lnsorilf, nell
der, fuie i'd iberseu9t bin, aIfe Sire
| Sanolun9en beIebett tpito.-Oie Union
| Ser experimentation 8artei fir biz
| @a1e Der llnionl
I F.E- SIS. g. % rom n | otp.
NaIbbile, 10. Sctober 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-10

re- @eltern nod 8erleiung Der gotz
fbaft tuuroen bon, Saule 1000 gopien
berIeIben in Gnelifd unb 1000 in
9eutf9 = i'm Senat 5000 in @ng1
lid uno 5000 in Seutid gum Druid
beoroert. - Sine eleibe Nnaabl uur0e
beute Mforgen bon Ser 9lntrittsaorefle
beorOert. r.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-10
s)fieff Comndunicated.l
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.
QUESTION. "a ia
NAskY1LLE. Tenn., Oct, 8, 1s67.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct, 9, 1851.
AT the called meeting of the III. P's., on last
evening, some So members were present, and
after the meeting was called to order its objects
were stated, which were in the main, to- fully
discuss and weigh matters in their different
bearings, and to devise, ifpossible, some means
by which the members of the Metropolitan Po-
lice might be engaged to- support themselves
and families during the present controversy
between the Commissioners and the City Coun-
Gil, as all that has been is being done, is di-
rectly at the expense of those who are most
dependent. s9 ,E4@Eles 1890 7slE5. :
The following petition was then introduced
and adopted, Immediately upon, which the
members signed their names, IS in number.
The meeting then appointed arcommittee to
confer with the Police Commissioners and the
City Council, with instructions TOT present this
petition and report at the next meeting. and, in
the meantime, urge their claims for that to
which they are so justly entitled -
| NAsHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9th, 1867.
To THE HON. BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND Com!
MON COUNCIL IN AND FOR. THE CITY. OF
NASHVILLE, TENN;
| Your petitioners would show that they were
| appointed members of the Metropo Titan Police
| in and for the city of Nashville, Tenn, July
| SOth 1866. That they win now renounce all
| back pay for. the same, providing your hon.
| Metropolitan or City Police. That many OF MS
are men of families and are out OF employment
| and feel that we are entitled to your most Wot-
i thy consideration. 49, - ~ fE rt+e .sE s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-10
Spcrial NDti5cn.

HSIr 8auflrute unb Anbere.-
9i9ert Cure Sbiiren sesen Ginbre6er burG
gBate's fslblfperfertiste seprifte 9&lUfer,
peI9e fer -essen auf ginbriide iinb. Safe-
Sbir- unb 8ant- 56lSfsr auf geaeauns an
sefrtist. 99lifslreparatureu, @IOdensiise
u, (. NJ. beaens belOrst. Ties 1T bic etnstse
99lpBfatrit in Der Staet. 3. .. @abG
Nsg25 Deebsrid 9traBe. ,..,w1 "a
pf3 2gS =. !
n Ber fGSnr,tf ptite gcrflbire 8lanfetS,
93ettbefsn, DamenfleiberitOffe, Aleranber Sib
Gloves C Dollars has paaD bon Der elegant
teffrn @prts, fppie ale anSern Waareu better
Aualttat, so bilisfem preifeH tanfen Mill,
| 9ebe gu Z s3f3nAs5 - " $50
@bas. Mihbeiiner s &c., Z
Is II; IA 46 @pAeee StraBe
.ptl 19S as.se ~. 49, e,ss. =
N Dis Sausba Tier BON Nafbpille
wrben auf bic GrEHnuns BON &Csers' Gmpr-
rum fiji 5ausbaltnngs7 9esenifGube, 80. 5
Gberry 9traBe, Union unb american 8lpd,
aufnerfIam senta1t. Nan fnset bafeIbf
cine selllaGntiss AuswabI BON SfIter pinttir-
ten grittania planirten unb iapanifrten Waa-
| rem, .3inn-, 5oI3 unb @eiben-Artiffln, yrd-
teutirtensrn, Sifdbefeden, 8ef9iiTrnem unb
gepreetem @Ias unb Inulenbe anberer NrtifeI,
su sablrei6 un fe aufsnsGblen, bic fdmmtliG
1nptbpenbis pnb nibli6 fir iebe 5ausbaltuns
fnb. Rpmmt nnS betra9tet bic Nuspabl Der
8orrGtbe, tpeIde tereits sVr9anren iInb nub
fortp6breub anfpmmen. 49,. off 2W ,
.a Or. @pleimait'S ,&arte.
| Go Ianee Die Menf6beit franz nirp
unb Srrtbiiner begebt, an beren 5oIgen
tie 8etreffenoen lanae gu leioen babeu,
| iollten fie beriufen, fidb bon ibrefi 2eioen
su befreien. limb Derienige, ipeId3er
| feline SaIeAte mo feline s3eit onwenoet
nm iolden l1ngIlflidsn &ettung 81
bsridaffen, 1T eben 10 gut Elm YbiIan>
Ettopiit ipie Der, apelder Der IeioenbeH
Nfenf1beit auf an6ere Weiie 81 belfen
! fudt. @abre Y6ilantropie befebt nibt
in Quiluden oes llriprnngS zines ncs
bells, ienSern i'm gluflnhen bon Wfitteln
bas nebeI Az beiIen. Sr. 6 olem a n
bat cine &eibe bon s5dbren Oerartiae
.SsaHe behanoeIt, uno lit bur6 eifriges
8tn6ium odbin 9eIart9t, bab er i'm
Gtanbe 1T bas az Ieiten mas CT Ser
ipridt. Seine Sffice bcIinoet f9 in
SO. 30 gburd itraBe. Gfe bon
Ie2cntorelfrabe binter Der Qpotbefe.
of5 39fp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-10

Eg Seute IbenO treten beibe
Btahden Der Staotlegislatur auiam>
men, INT sic ltdOtiiden 9eainten gu err
tpahlen. EffN 80.
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Sta0t llnD Staat.

R SEER Sebrin9 miro eriudt, auf
Der Sffice Der StaatsS eitnng bor5ulpres
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Oeffentlidtr &erfanf.


G9raff elmer Nonmdett, iueIebe Sdufes gBiIs
DeIiams am IL. sSanuar 1868 ausgeitent bat unS
peIbe in Der 8eefiter's Office fir 9dptoicn @ountp,
@aid 9o. 49,, Seite 80 einsesei9net ,perbeH 1T,
werbei9 r s -
s am 90. Sftcber 1857 g
an prf unb STEELE 6ffentltd ueriteiaerr,: 1-L
Den 2anb Traet I'M gtptIsS iftfift .gso. a In ses
nGnnen Gountp, nIlf treI9em Sdptes BiLiains
rpobnt uiib rpeTcher $50 A6er .entbdIt. Der &nnbs
Sract Iiegt an Der 2anoftrnse pom @afbpile mad
elartsuiue. IL NeIen pon Der Stabt Gafbuile. 4Mf
beidgtem 2anbzEtart beFinhen ficb Elm fDertbroaer
Dhfgarter. enthaIteno 5000 feine bftbdnme unS
nnb enen geinber9 nit siemIid 1000 Rebftoden er
Ut gut uerfeben NIT ME iehleneen Aueuen hes beten
9aHers. bat etrpa 200 Nder litter Senee nre Der 8et
ober bod Der gr5Bte TbsiI oeelben, TT gut bewalSet
anh enthdIt CUTE improvements. Die Bentung fou
etpeber i'm @snsen ooer IN getfennten Ebetlen pers
faitft perber, rpie es R6dern 9enebm i Nue, pelhe
Az taufen IuiiniGen, m69en fiA an SameS sBiHiamS
oiif BEN RIate ipeitSen. Der ibnen bic 2anbereien
seigen Jptrb.
- acknowledgements.
cine SaIfte baar, bic onbere auf GrsSit fir 3rp5f
Wpnoie NIT cMterefTen pom Datum on, Qdnfer ha
goten unS 6f4erbeit sa sepdbren Mnb bas eane pirb
fir 0ahIuna les SoufaeI6es perpfdn6et bleibefi Die
6inSerei urS III feber 8et Benz -. OF ober 1867
haber bel sy6ntes gsiuams, benz Agenten uou R. G..
al.@ 6aas so. g. 9crtau,
fsp2t bb g5d a.taH. 81 Srraee &c.
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observation-disclosures.

.@eaen unorbentIiGen ,8etraeens
sablte Mlar1 @i9aros $40, gu sleider
5trofe iuuroe Sofepbihe Yarrifb~ ber'
urtbeilt, tuelde i'm Slrbeitsbaus gu per>
biiben lift. So a'- Gs' s'i,s8 :.
Sobn Sones sabIte fur baiielbe 8er>
geben 81. !. 80
8errb gerfins hatte ipesei eiiler uns
anftanbigfelt ebenfaHs 81 gu entridten,
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EH @ir bofTen, beute 9lbenb cine
fe6r sabIrei6e 9eIeui@aft in Der Surn>
bale su finOen. .9lllen 8orbereitungen
sufoI9e, miro bas Set elm iebr bibs
ibes un6 qroBarti9es iuerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-10

re- Mus Chattanooga intro beri6-
tet, oaB SEER G6iparb WfcSeritott, iueIs
der gu Der bon Sen Ser. Staaten fir
unterfu9ung bes Senneflee, SIufes err
nannten Gommiiiion eebort, bel 8efi9s
tigung ber Sumbling Sboals nit Dem
8oote umi9lug unb ertranf.
w Sin farbieer Mtann, Yeter
Brent, tpur6e aefern an Der oberen
9anbung BON einem Betpihen Bob Soers
ton nm $50 bernubt. Sberton mar bon
sipei Sarbigen besleitet unb Iodte Brent
an etnen berborsenen Ylae, roo err feline
5eIoertbat ausfiibrte, fur tpelde i'm
Squire @aiiitD iebod perbaften lieB.
E# Sn Sbion County, bon no ipir
I9on 70 mande bIutige Shat au melOen
batten, ipuroe Elm Deutlber, Namens
8umbure, in ieinen, 8ette erido6en.
OerieIbe erfpa6te bon Dem burd ben
M0roer neruriadten 9erauid), un6 aIs
ct i'm 8ett auflaB, erldoB ibn 6iefer nit
elmer Musfete, bic nit YoIten gelooen
mar. &umburg mar erit Dor Surgeon
aus Sninois mad SennsiIee gtfommen.
Ser Yf0rber lit nidt ausgefllnben NOR
ben. Nn nddften Sag erfoigte aber>
mails Elm Worb. Gin Mann alamens
| 8. g8. Sicily iuurbe ouf barbarifde
9Seife bon Sdines Stiff eet0btet. Su
fbetben Sdllen seid)ab iiidts, inn Die
Serbreder auf3ulpiiren uno ST berbaf'
! ten. Sd0ne SilItan0e!
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beute Nfor9en bon Der Nntrlttsaorelle
beoroert. :. r
~ Sic yGoncorbia" (9eutIde
8eiell9aft fur 2iteratur, Drama uno
idone &nnite) bat bas 9ofaI i'm
GourtbauS auf9egeben unb Die pra6t<
boIe Salle, Die friiber nnter ben, gta@
men 3oiIeau's Biaiarobaue befannt
par, eepadtet. Sanbiuerfer finb iett
bamit bef9dftiet, Die 9aae fir ben
@ebrau6 Der Goncorbia bersuri9ten.
w Son Serrn Serrnlan 8ofuu
aebt uns Der erlte Mbidnitt ieiues gu<
dies The Tennessee Handbook" 5u.
gSir tperben baffelbe sritnbti4 befpre .
den. = @inltfueilen lei 9efagt, oaB Die
Serausgabe 'oieies gSerfes bon groBer
gSi6tiqfeit fir Den Staat Senne1ee lit,
uno Dab mir ipie6erbolt benz vgintuan>
oerunas s8erein" anelnpfeblen, cine be-
tra1tlide 9ln3abl @opien Oes, gSerfes
an3ufaufen unb 81 bertbeiIen.
E 9llberman Sdlid aus @larfs :
bile 1T felt @onntae in stafbbile. Gr
erfreut ii1 better @eiunbbeit uno fdn9t
ser MIbermart'S 8au6 f6on iebt an,
f6 bLiden gu IaFen; idon left, nads
Dem infer Sreuab erit felt biersebn
Sagen 9llberntan lit. 9as lit better
tpie 9of'ldes Nlalsertraft. SSer einen
Baud baben min, Iaile fid) gum aloer<
man iuablen.
E Sist> uniberfitat t.
Serr 6. sc. Grabatb, elmer Der Srultees
6ieler neuen I1niberlitat, Ianate bor1
9eitern bierlelbit bon Cincinnati an, mo >
ielbit er aIs Director 5iueier SiiIfS9e>
.felliAoften fir Die farbige 8eb6lterune
Der 8ereinigten, ,ianentlid Der fiib<
liden, Staat,n felt mebreren Snbren
ongeitent 1T unb cine erfreuIide Sbds
tigteit entfaltet. - 9roieHor SaSen,
8raIbent ber llniberfitdt, bate auf aee
fern 9admittag cine 8eria,nmIune bei
Sruitees berufen, in Der ale bier am
Ylabe tpobneiioen gegefliudrtig tparen.
Qlls critics @ei66ft iunr6e Der 8ers
''fantmIune bic MiittbeiInng eenta6t, oaf
bon 9eneral SofparD, @bef bes SSreeos
mems 8ureals, aus Dem Bureaus Sont
$1,000 an bas Oireftorium aefdtdt
tporoen finb BUR 8enubung fir bic Uni,
beriitdt. - SO tplir6e Johann befAIois
fen, $4,000 bon biefer snmme fiji Der
9lnfauf zines ungetbeilten gSiertbeila
Der uniperftdts9riinbe gu benuken uni
!. .bas @eIo gleid gu besablen. Die Uni.
berftats9riinoe 9eb0ren befanntlid Der
btiben obeneripabnten SiiIfseeicalGafs
ten, bic bereits $4,000 oarauf besabIi
boten, ipabrenb oiefe $4,000 sur Be,
Sablnn9 fur bas brittle @iertel benubt
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-16

COMING To THE FAIR. - Yesterday we
noticed the fact that several of the best base
ball clubs IN Illinois were coming to Rock
Island to contest for the silver belt, during
the week of our county fair. We are also
informed that 300 tickets of admission to
the Fair Grounds have been sold to parties
at Tiskilwa who will come on an excursion
to this city during the week of the fair
Other excursions, from La Sale and various
other points, are arranging to come, and
there is every prospect that there will be
large attendance. sa saaage '7a
The Old Settlers pic mic is to be held on
the Island the same week, which will bring
additional numbers to the fair. sag
Capt. Buford has generously reduced the
rates for passengers about one.half, on the
New Boston and Keithsburg, between For1
Madison and Rock Island, during the fail
week, and we presume Capt. Pierce, of the
Ben Campbell, will do the same between
Clinton, Lyons and Fulton and this city.
The premium List, the rules and regula
tions of the fair, the list Of officers and su
perintendents of the departments, the bass
ball circular, a full description of the fai
grounds, the buildings, the track, &c, &c.
have all been published in the ARGUS, ant
all necessary information furnished our sub
scribers, and we hope to see the larges turn
| out ever known in Rock Island. q
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-16

SEVERAL. boys have been in the habit of
violating the city ordinance in relation to
bathing in the river, and or of them
were arrested by Policeman Mitsch and Dep.
Sheriff Payne, on the river bank, near the
Rodman Mill, last evening. Magistrate Con-
nelly fined them - each and costs, but
suspended the collection of the money from
their parents, for the present, to see if they
will desist from the practice. If they are
ever caught violating the ordinance again,
the money will be collected, and other fines
imposed.
We omit the publication of their names,
but shall publish them if they are caught
again.
Any person within the city limits, who is
annoyed by people bathing in the river at
forbidden hours, should get the names of
the offending boys Or men and hand them to
Magistrate Connolly, or any Policeman, or
the City Marshal, and they will be brought
up and fined. 1t does not matter if they are
not taken in the act Get the names and
report them, aud they will be brought up at
some other time