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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-14


clay township, subject to the decision of
the County Judge. A a.sa.r#s5
We feconimend that the Judge exam.
Inc THE case aud net upon the same Inn
rhediately. .gtt
sH L. A. Cobb,
Jas. Sandilands,
G.. Humphreys.
Committee
Adopted. I'
Mr.. Corwin moved that the bills re.
ferred to the Board be taken up separ-
Cstried;
Mr.. saddiiands moved 'that bill No.
ss2 in favor of DR.. Peabody be not al
lowed.
Carried.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved that bill No.
2, In favor of Benton County, be notal-
lowed.
Carried.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved that bill No.
., in favor of DIR. Richards, he nj.
lowed. 4 liz .H
Mr.. Cabb ni6ved that DR.. Richards
be permitted to explain said bill.
9 The motion to allow said bill then
prevailed.
Mr.. Sandilands moved that bill No.
10, in favor of DR.. Richards, lie allow
Carried.
The Chair then appointed ]. Jackson
ana Wm. Boyles Jr., committee ON
Spring Creek bridge.
The committee on accounts of Justices
and Constables made additional report.
recommending the allowance of the
following bills:
tSee Schedule.)
Adopted.
The special Waterloo bridge commit
tee reported as follows:
We have examined the contract, and
also said bridge, and find that the con-
tract has not been complied with I'm
several items; (see contract,) and we
would recommend that the Board re-
quire the contractor OF said bridge, u.
w. Couch, to proceed To ffnish THE
bridge according to said contract i'm
mediately, or as soon ns circumstances
will permit.
t.. 4. C5bb,
ID. IL. Champlin,
A Saml. III. Rownd,
Committee.
Mr.. Sandilands moved that the com
mittee be requested to explain wherein
the contract was not complied with.
Carried.
Mr.. Corwin moved that the report be
accepted.
Carried.
Mr.. McCord moved that the report be
adopted.
Upon. this motion the yeas and nays
Resulted as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Boyles, Chafrplii,
Cobb, Corwin,. Culver, Herfipseea
Holt, Homer, HitchcCck, Humphreys,
Jacksoii, MEC6rd, Mott, Nichols,
Rowrd, Satidiland, Ward, Webster
| Is.
| ABSENT. MIR. Elwell.--1.
| Adopted.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved that the Clerk
be authorized to allow bill No. S34, In
favor of l.. Eberhart, and draw war.
rant for the same upon a certificate
| from the Recorder that the new Plats
of Government survey are correct.
! Carried. stf
/ Mr.. Hitchcock moved that a commit.
tee OF two be appointed ON attendance
and mileage
| Carried sa#E
Messrs, Hitchcock aud Corwin were
appointed, -.
Mr.. McC0rd moved that Messrs
Champlin, CStb and Rownd be each
requested To state as soon us possible, Ia
writing, the points wherein they un.
derstand that Judge Couch has failed
! to fulfill his bridge contract.
Board adjourned till ~ A. M. to-mor.
| SATURDAY, Jan IL,
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Proceedings of the Board
of ofSupervisors of Black
Hawk County, Iowa. m
JANUARY SESSION, see.
TCbncluded from last ,pc,k. !

IConcluded from last Wcek.]
Mr.. Corwin moved that the Clerk o
the District Cturt of this county be al.
lowed the sum of two thousand dollars
per year, I'm addition to fees received Inv
him as such Clerk; Provided, Tha,
said Clerk shall pay his deputies and
assistance employed by him for the
faithful performance of all his duties as
ClerF of the District Court, and AZ
Clerk Of the B8arti 6f Supervisors.
Upon motion the yeas and NAYS rs.
suited as follows: r afs "a s.
| YEAs.-Messrs. Boyles, Champlin,
Cobb, Corwin, Culver, Hempseed
Hitchcock, Holt, Homer, Humphreys
Jacksbt, Mct'ord, Mott, Nichols
howhd, Sahailands. Ward, Webster =
Is. sirgf a .a't .t sE NII.
ABsENT-Mr. Elwell.--l:
Carried.
The special committee to whom was
referred the petitions of Henry Thomp.
son and j. Burchley, in reference to
bounty warrants, Reported as follows
We thcommend that the matter be
laid over, from the fact that there is q
suit or suits of precisely the same
nature pending in court.
e.@ E&s ~. Ia. Snanpl1n,
- III. j. McCord,
.....a.. l.. A. Cobb,
Adopted. "N {
Mr.. Hitchcock ffiossd that the rio.
ton to grant the prayer OF the petition.
ers from the western part of Waterloo
township, asking that a certain portion
of said township be set off to Cedar
En1 1lc fr,xx ht -, I.n
Upon the motion to reconsider the
yeas and nays resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Champlin, Cobb, Cor.
win, -Hempseed, HitehcUck; Hofhsr
Humphreys, Jacksou, McCord, Mott
Sandilands, Ward-f2. r. -
Nays-Messrs. Boyles, Culver, Holt,
Nichols, Rownd, Webster-6.
Absent-Elwell-1. a
Carried.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved that the peti
ton referred To be laid Oh the table,
Carried. ST. #a 81 H-aAtH IA
Mr.. Corwin moved that the resoIu.
ton passed at the June session fixing
the pay of clerks I'm the offices ut $2.Ut
for every eight hours work be reseind
ed. l Am ~
Carried.
Mr.. Mott moved that the bill of II
J. Harrison be allowed as corrected.
Carried.
Mr.. Sandilands moved that two dol
lars per day be allowed OH the bill Of
Frank Williams. EgE*E
Carried. w. % #AA& ~ N@
Mr.. Hitchcock moved that the bill!
of l.. Afford be allowed as was correct
ed.
Carried. ~ ~y rT"T -. TT
The committee on roads and bridges
reported as follows:
We would recommend that the bonds
in the following roads be approved, and
that the commissioners named in the
last column be appointed to examine
into the expediency of the proposed
roads and To report accordingly; and
we would further recommend that the
LIST day of April next be the time fixed
for the commissioners TO commence ex'
animation of said roads. .a
No. road Name Name com
243 Dickey C.. nj. Mishlei
go Waterloo Il Wap-
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8. N. PEE RCE,
Or. o. NEwcoMB,

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Orermsn's Block over Ellermsn's Clothing store.
Cedar Falls, Iowa. 81
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- a. - -.>..si'
On the foliowing roads we wouiu rec,
ommend that the isI Mohday I'D 4 pTll
neAt ue apPoinNu ,ne uay y. l.r'1a Ia, nSai
ing, ana tnat .ne clerk oe lnstruc.eu on on
saiu day 10 auJourh uae sane W the
ne. next June session OF the Board;
20 humphreys.
26a Lamp. rarr, tA
20 Mchee: EF @aeaaae
aSs @ Butternela. Co., TN. u.u,,
zo4 Snahse III Senar rais n~,e wes.el,'
road, ana ioeauon OF 1Ihomas
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L, w. WARREN, NJ. D.
WIN. ROBINSON, N. o.,

Late Surgeon Of 4th Iowa Cavslry.l
rUAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS FOR THE
Ill practice of Medicine and surgery. Once over j.
L. Coles Drug Store. Residences first house south OF
New school House. 81
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ors on an order of the trustees of Bar
clay township, subject to the decision of
the County Judge. s, s.s4#ra
We feconimend that the Judge exam
ine the case and net upon the same inn
rhediately. hgff
L. A. Cobb,
81. Jas. Sandilands,
G. Humphreys.
Committee
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G. n. HARIACHER,
MEDARY ! PERKINS.

DHOTOGRAPHER over Dale Kelorgs
III Drug Store. Photographs. Ambrotypes, Gems,
fvorytypes and pictures Of every style.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-14

rOUNTy SURVEYOR, GENERAL LAMP
~ AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. VIII give prompt
attention to the purchase and sale OF Real Estate pay
taxes examine titles collection Of rents, &C. Cedar
Falls. Iowa. go
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-14

EyERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
NJ Broker Cedar Falls, Iowa. Especial attention
given 10 and selling lands Taxes paid IN any OF
jhe counties In Northern Iowa. SIS 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-14

Ar TIVE CEDAR FALLS BOOK BrNDERY, IS
"a prepared to do all kinds Of Binding In q work
.anlike manner PAtronise home institution, and
sring yeur Papers. Blanks, Magazines and Pam
GAzsrrE once viii be promptly attended to.
Paper Hanging done to erder. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-14

IHASHIONARLE TAILOR, FOUR DOORS
South OF Coles Drug Store, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Re
pairs neatly and promptly executed on the most reas
nnahIe tarmA
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nj. G. DAVIES,

IIoUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
IL and Paper Hanger. shop on First street, CEDAR
Falis Iowa. SEQ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-02

Tns ToRcH The New Orleans
Catholic Messenger says
Many Of our citizens, especially Of
the weaker and more nervous sex,
feel great uneasines. upon the re-.
earrenee Of every public parade by
the Republicans. So mary threats
have been made Of burning the city,
that timid persons cannot treat them
a. wholly unmesuiag. The pro
gramms, as announced ia the Stnts
Legislature and tho State "OAciai
Jourss,, is To reduce the city TO
aahss in case Of riot. The extent
Of the necessary riot il not pre-
.cribed. Without more speci6c in.
struc,iops from their leaders than
those publicly promulgated 10 far,
the mob Of half erased negroes might
think themselves under orders 10
commence the work in ease Of =
casual 6gh. between two drunken
men, or, = few adventurers, having
no interest At stake. sud moved with
that admiration for the sublime
which made Nero long to ses Rome
ia flames, night get up > fasilsde Of
Ore arms With blaak cartridge, aad
forthwith the ten thosnad torches
would BE- iightsd saA applied.
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1t Is generally conceded That tho
coming October elections IN Fem
.ylvanin Ohio Indiana and Iowa
Nh y;r,nativ ,,.;a,n,i,e Tho result a,
ina p,,.,den,;,l elec,iou The ho,e
- a.. danaocra,,c ,,,,y /, in noy..
mon, r. ,I,o roo,Io ~ ,be Wes,o,o
and Middle st,,es for n change In
u,a r.. -, no co,,,nmont e,,.,,
10. onn,,rh 10 swcen ,w,v all nss,
,onnll,can ma;or,,;es and urn ,be
,.ra, St. ayor "a ,ho d.woc,a,s Ly
s,or,heIn;,, volta. such /, ,biuy,
~ closo con,os, !. ;m,rohehlc aud
- +, !. s,aa. ,t., IL III. ,ro,nan
H.. .n.at,,;an II On como ., ali /,
m,., sha,, ;,.aIr;n ,ho s,,,o elco,,on.
mohaaanam.J +, ,;ovor,hos.r .c,.
- 81, ,ha ro.,l,. IN 1890 ~h.n
= s;mii,r ro.c,;o, IN ,ba, nov p,e.
l,a,sI w., H. aa.;.., ~. ,.,nhl!..n
800, an .aoo,a, 81 ,h.;, m;.m.n
49,, - H. 80 .lI.Aa.d oM.,s,
-. ."s'....aasaa ao..an,,nn vii, ha
e 80. ~. -
~ al Ia ,ls, Va,oo., ua;oh
,,s 80 =. ..s .,.'..s.. :. .es., ~ :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-02

Tho St Louis correspondent OF
the Picayunc, under date of sept.
3rd, writes as follows
find in this city more political
enthusiasm and excitement than in
any other have visited during the
present campaign Numerous inilu'
ences are at work to inspire the feel
ing and conduct of the Democracy.
Tho principal cause is founded in
tn opposition TO the offensive atti>
tudo long assumed By the Radical
party in this State, and which latter
iy enforced the subject Of negro Gu
REIMBURSEMENT on the voters Of Miss
ouri. with the evident intention to
pass a law to this effect, This has
aroused the people to comprehend
the indignity tina, II is proposed to
sublec, them to, and the result has
been that the opposition began ae'
lively to organize aud work for pro-
lection against the tyranieal encroaeh
monts ard imposi'ions of the dom
inant party.
On the heels of this Radical moa'
sure, Gov. Fletcher distributed thur
ty thousand stand Of arms aud equip
mcnts ~ the negroes, Loyal Leagues
ad members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, thus establishing q
standing army in the State, the oh
ject of which is to awe all opposition
into obedience to the most despotI'
behcsts. The organization thus sup
piled have been constantly drilling
and occupied threatening position
since. Enough Of their intentions
we're discovered to prove that these
organizations were provided 10 take
possession of the polls and prevent
TAI, election. The people became
alarmed and Immediately set abou
providing the measures necessary e
protect themselves. thorough.
| organized societies and clubs are nov
equipped for the campaign, and tn
interest is continually increasing
Daily aud nightly immense Demo
cratic mas meetings and professions
with music and banners, are see'
marching on the streets and rs,herc'
in various quarters Of the city AM
their numbers are so formidable, an
tho men composing them present
determined front, that the hadic'
elements are completely surprised
| and fear 10 do with thei- hands an
weapons what they des,fa 10 the
cowardly hearts.
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ITO" VI" '''''''"'N"
a NEW INVENTION.
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III. IN, .,. soon ia III. c,,v
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n, II a rr"mn."n na,on, road
.,a,n,,. u,h tn1i. ,I,h.r uh.nI,
,ros having four huge loaded wap.
an. IN tow E,ch wayou w,igh.
- ~. -
WV" 'nf'9 w" W." ~" t''
tons aud carried load OF i've ana
one quarter IONS 81 coal mnA'ng 'hc
gross weight oi The wagons hiry-
three tons ne toh1 steamer Nelghs
eight tons. mus total o' iof'J
tons ~Ha IN mote ihe road stem
~ had drown the t'a'n rom view
battle collierics, eiFht mites from
edinburgh, over very hi'y to'"'
WITH rising gradients 81 J ~ ~
Mint stree, ia both long and .,eep
h., a.. - .,...r 49,. ,,- IN
70 ,hs Ion v;,h Inc mos, ,erf.c, sa.s
I, .a. w., o,,,ou. 10 x.,ch IN. he.
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IT, os n. ,osd .,e,me, a. ,hev
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cm.l;re ~ ;sdis ,,hhs, ah;ch ro..
e. r. aoa,.., wi,h ~. ,ao., ,sa
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n o.. TO-.

;ss Ia width. liz waters are beau
,ifully clear, and are alive with in.
numefahly water fowls, among which
Ne may mention the graceful swan,
Wild geese and duck, and great
abundance aud variety Of fish. II
Is great resort in the autumn for
hunting parties " y. r.
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Instantaneous.

4, THE Proprietor of
Anh =. this Stable bees leave
8ZSSN = to return his thanks to
his friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage he has received, and
to assure them that no pains VIII w.
spared to merit its confidence. lie T.
well supplied with Hacks, Buggies, and
Horses, and is prepared to convey pas'
sengers to all points, within reasonn' ''
distance, at short notice
The Stable is under the management
of Capt. ". Z. NTH, who Is ever
ready 10 accommodate his friends ana
the public.
rhcy arc well supplied with expert
enced Iiostlers and Drivers, and spare
no pains to give satisfaction. In fact,
they promise 10 do more FEEDING and
give more RIDING for less money than
any other like establishment in Eastern
Texas. Give them a trial, and they vii
prove what they promise TO be true
+. - BLALoCk,
Proprietor.
Mnrrball. Fob II. '6s mott
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/ burn murder case have modified fli-
opinion. aud he thinks that all mill
tary commissions pending wSqn the
State is admitted should be carried
eat hy The military authorities. aud
asks if Congress can take action IN
the matter.
-Four days prior to the foregoing
communication namely, the 2ath Of
June Gen Meade sent to the Scr,
Rotary Of Wnr the following commu
nicat,on
II deem il Of the utmost impor
lance, not only Tor the ends of jus
tee, bu, for my personal yindicatiou
that the Ashburn murderer. should
be tried hy military commissi"g,
aud have accordingly ordered the
trial for Monday next Before going
North. RETAINED cx Governor Brown
a. counsel for the Government. I
deem his services of great Importance
not only for his legal ability, but for
the inilacuee his position in the
State will give the prosecution lie
has been actively employed during
my absence hut to- day, on my
asking him wha, his fee would he
he replied S5ooo. stated that |
did not feel authorized to pay "a, b
an amount without the sanction of
higher authority. 70 expressed his
willingness to sithdrsw, and not To
communicate any information he had
obtained
Gen. Meade then advises the en-
ployment of Gov Brown, in view Of
the importance Of the case, and the
iacl that defendants would hire him,
and concludes by saying tina. the
evidence is of the most positive kind,
aud leaves no ground TO doubt the
conviction of the principal actors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-02

'nosc ing" ou' VI ''sute 'l'' YOU ,''u
them they were oht''i'i 70 gu
made a constitution dePi'ing them
OF the right ana you now would
pace IN, p'aine on honest me" I" you
would aase attempt H. b"' you
cannot DO H. IL Is TOO pam Ana
IL any gentleman denies inc propo'i
hon ! Am prepared now right now
to suhs'ant'ats by 'oorslans whc
were members OF that so'ealled con,
veation that they met IN caucus aud
ana there declare that they would
burst up tue concern aud 20 home
unless article ten OF the section on
franchise OF that constitution was
stricken out--which article gave col
ored men the right to hold Office
Dare any gentleman deny this prop
osition1 II so, | am prepared 10
make the proof by met under the
sound of my voiee-men who were
members OF that convention, aud who
respected their wivesanl children toe
much to say that they wouldnotburs
up the concern unless this article
ten was stricken out II wa, recon
siucred, thereby leaving the colorcd
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)ACKt, AND DRAYS

T.. NJ. MULklN,
ErURi, IS his thanks to the citizens
aud b usiness men OF Marshall, and
pity, 10, the liberal patronage hiihH'
k,ende. TO him, and desires TO inform
that he IL now fully licensed and
Jared. with
ACviN AND DNAvS,
frve them at short notice. aud on the
res sonable terms.
an. &, 1867. 2l-t
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Window Glass.

jsT received by A. Sears, a large 10
Of first quality McCullys Window
ss. The best brand in the United
les and the frcest from breakngc.
lsa choice lot Of Lamps, Lamp
mncys, coal oil, &c., which will be
at tho lowest figures according to
and quality ever offered in this
Fket by
A. SEARS.
aly Is, 1867. n4s;u.
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j. II. JOHNSON.
g n til . t ,
Marshall. Texas.

VI al'-llill. tNt~.
prPicr-W side OF the Public
square
ID E~PECIFUlLf wndsr r.
II ,iccs to his old friends ana pa'l'
IN Harrison aud adjoining counties Frr
b.s long experience and cluse applica'o'
to the profession he feels warranted N say
ing that his work will be- inferior 10 none
Artificial tech inserted on the Vulcan
tie Base from one to It !ull set, aud perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
He can be iound Mt his oihce at
all times. Where it is ineonycnicnt for
persons TO come to the office, they will be
waited on at their homes. His services
can be secured by addressing him through
49, sail 49, ~,is...aizo
February | '6s. n2o-u
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There Is an snecdose told some
where Of dispute, in which bo's-
ferrous, III bred fellow called his ad-
yersary mo gentleman" ~ sup
pose you think yourself one was
he reply. Then" said the other,
I'm not offended shss you don't
think mo one
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Isgal Caths.

joins v WILLIAMS. GEO. l.. mn.
NTiLLiAMS Il HILL, Attorneys at
w Law, Marshall, Texas, have asso-
cia,ed themselves together in the prac-
tee of the law, and WI. give prompt at
,ention to all business entrusted to them
in the Courts Of Eastern Texas and the
supreme and Federal Courts at Tyler.
July 3, 6s. n47-u
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rial force has been doubled. All ITS
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o would supply themselves with Il
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JNr0iral Car0s.

~ NJ MARKS, NJ D., having pcrma.
/ . nentiy located in Marshall, offers
his professional services TO the citizens
Of the town and surrounding country,
AMI hopes by close and stud.ous atien-
ton to his profession to merit a liberal
share of patronage.
orfIcE-Rear Office over VIM. NJ.
Johnston a Cos store.
RRsnEScr--at DIR. J. II. Johnsons.
References DR. Eagan, os Jefferson
DR. Williams, of Shreveport; Mai. i.
-mallcy, Uncle Joe Taylor, Mai. J. +.
Womack, Capt A. NJ Burnham, and
Gen. W. I Lane, Of Marshall
Marshall, April IL, ST. nS6-ly
nR. b. T. EApS offers his proies.
- sional services to the citizens Of
Marshall and vicinity.
OrficE-N orth OF the Court House 10
the rear Of Wood Drug Store An orders
et there will be promptly attended to-
February |, ls6s. n2G-tf
nR. II. +. WlrHERsPOON. Sur.
~ geon and Physician, Marsha D Texas.
Orriog--ior the present, at Sears 4
Wi,herspoons Drug Store.
July Il, 65. nA5
T.. p. NJ JOHNSON. JOHN II. cBAis,
nRS. JOHNSON a GRAIN, contin-
- uc in the practice OF Medicine,
Surgery, and Obstetrics
Tcrms-Bills are due when Patients
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-02

THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
now the Largest, Livest, and Cheap
J Democratic Newspape, published IN
J, Union.
HAS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-14
Attention, MilIrneln !

EOR SALE THE PANS,
4 Settlers, Battery. Boilers, Rctort, Tanks,
Douglass Pump, q lot Of Betting. Pullcys, etc,
etc In the Granite Mill. Gold Hill.
Iiso. the LOT AND BUILDING.
inply TO E. S. STMONDS.
Superintendent Eclipse Mill and Mine, Gold
Hi, jy6 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-14
Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. 5. F.& 4
- A. NJ, meets at their Lodge-room..
corner Main and blanchard streets. Gold Xxx
Hill, every Saturday evening at 7o'clock./ w
Stated Communications. hrst Saturday In each
month. AllBrsthrenin good standing aresor.
daily invited.
By order Of the WIN.
W. Y. HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hnl. May l. 1893. milf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-14
MEXICAN

IMMINENT.
1t IL an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Eminent performs more cures In shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
No compound has ever been Invented SO useful
and eficncious In curing
R~HruNGTiss, SORE THROAT,
STiTT AND WEAK JOINTS BURNS.
BRUISES, EAR ACHE,
sppIINs. SwELLIN0s.
FREsH Curs on WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring an external APP
plicatlon. ,on ,,opsp
II Is m Indispensable and valuable remedy In all
cases or OF SPAWN. splint, RIng-Bone. Wind.Gall.
Bruises, Strains, &c.
Il should be ksptin every house. camp and stable.
win occur. Promptness Is efficacy.
All genuine 10 wrapped 10 steel-plate cngravings.
bearing the signature Of O. w. Westbrook, Chem.
Ist, and the private US. stamp Of DEAAs BARNES
& Co. over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit II with q
cheHp stone plate label. Look closeg
Sold By all druggists and stores In every town and
mining camp on the Pacific coast. dr2-ly2or3p.