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VN BAuHRUpTCY ESTATE OF W. d.
CoopsrUnited states Marsha onc.. District ~ Louis
ala, nrce Louisiana September 80 1865. THIS Give
nace that the 3oh day Of tepember, A ID 1865 War
In Bankruptcy issued against ths estate W. d.
parish Of Union and Stats of Lonaaa who
has been sdjudged bank his psttio that the
oebts and delivery teon ging
him hts and the any
property by forbidden by law that meeting Of the
creditors Of said ban pt their debfs and %
sssgnees of his e,tste will. be Id
Court Bankruptcy holden the Registers Office. In
the town Of Mnnrne Lsuana, before W O. Bak Regis.
tar ON the 29h day October, A D. 1865 O'clock
A-No. IA y. J. HERON,
u = Marshal. District Of Lofts ana.
Per NJ. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as MESSENGER oc9 ~
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TN BANs RUPTCY-EsTATE OF O 9. DUKE.
UAited states Marshais Office District Of Lsuidsna.
Monroe La September So 1865 This give notice
the sosh day Of September 1868 warrant in bank
parish Of Catshouis, and State Of Lousaus. VITO has
been aeudged bankrupt on his own petition thst the
10 such bankrupt him and for his and the rssr OF
any property BY forbidden by Law: nesting Of
the creditors of the said bankrupt their debts aud to
choose assgse OF bis esste wi be he'd at
Of Bankruptcy, holden the Registers Ocs
OF Monroe La before W. j. Baker Register,
A-No g. v. j. HrknON,
U. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
Per n. n. GRADY,
ot929 Deputy, ss w. ssehger.
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TN BANKRUPrCY-Esr OF w. W.
! Knox and Caldwell. as psrtna,s. and s. ind
vduais United Marshas Oee District of Loaixi.
ana Monroe Louisiana September so 1858 This Is 10 give
notice 3Uih d-y Sep ember A. 1868 Var
Knox OF Union ish and of j. Ca dwell Of Hsnilton,
in the par Of 0uacha State Of Lou lana wto
been adjudged bsHkrupts their tition: the
paymsst any deots and delivery Of properly belong
ing bsnkrup for their aud the
fer Of property by them forbidden BY law that meet
creditors the said osnkupts their debts
choose OF their viii be
held at Court Of Ban TO be holden at the isss
Office. in the town OF Louis before j.. Q.
Baser Register the 18th day Of ocooer A. D. 1855 at
10 O'Clock A. n. -- i
A-No L. - 81 r. j. HERHON,
o.. Marshal District OF Louisiana
Per NJ GRADY, Deputy. as Messenger. loc9 ~
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LOST--STOLEN--EOUND.

T OST-eI5 REwARD-LASr WEDNESDAY EVEN
IL ing q Dark 'olored, Leath POCKET BOOK, contain
Five Dela Notes Of the State of Leniana and
dy papers Of except the The nder will
cev the above BY leaving at toe Crescent ocs
No 81 Camp street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Groner =. rgsnseu-
DEALER IN WOOD AND COAL.
Cers~ Sixth and Magazine Sire ,ts.
sasfaetio. guaranteed Orders len With Ia L Hsws, Is
Camp street. and Alfred Pesn, % Grsvisr street. viii be
r L. MANa - CO.
Oh. l. MANN. H. y. HALL. w. t. PURvIANcE)
No. 90 asd IS Msgaziae street.
New Orleans.
Dealers In Hides, Wool, Peltries, Fars,
Leather, vannen' and curries' Supplies.
ITO sUGAR PLANTERS.
BRAsHEAR's PRocE ss-suLPHURoUs FUMIaA-
& fIoN OF CANE JUICE
Patent Reissued October &c, 1897.
TO WHOM IT MAY ooNoERs-I have appointed M Z:
United states Patent fos EosJ BE ss y.
passed s:ns.iy IS So Ssio1s Andrew hero. j notary
p.O"' wow nancy .PoISDExrER BRAsHEAR.
Centervlle, La, October J. 1853
In accordance with the notice. and joint in
said Patent. hereby notify all parties vhs uAe
Sulphur Fumes In FumlgssiBg Cane Jaice
In the Process of Manufacturing Sugar
purchase Of the Mechanical patented BY
others carrying into effect BRAsHEAkS PROCESS,
them the right said Pstent without
license from And al those who useSULPHURFUMES
applied directly 70 the cane juice without re.renes TO m
Of whous acquiring the exs right 70
the elaims Of he Be- ASHEAR PATEST. and
liable action In the Dis
trict Court of the United States.
Parties wishing to acquire the right to use this
Invaluable Invention,
are Informed that will grant Licenses very reasonable
terms viz One Dollar BogsDead II sugar made OF the
crop Of 1888 be paid ct the close OF Sugar making
Licenses will be furnished application psrson
No Peters opposite the Custom House by sddress
II. o. AMES.
ROURBON WHISTLES
OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS:
400 bbls j. l.. eHAwHAN's-April May and June 1857
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LouisisnA Monroe. La. ss,temse, sok 1868 Tai: e to
Warrant 10 Bankruptcy issued against the stats OF
o. Ire Bowman. Of the parish OF Morehonss and ate Of
petition that the payment Of any debts snd de-
livery Of property belonging to such bank
iupt, HIM for bis and fhs trshsfsr OF
any property him forbidden by Ia that meeting Of
the Of said their deb aud
chooe asseness Of his estate WI DC ed alta
Court Of Bankruptcy, TO no den at the Eegster's
nfce In the Of Monroe. Louisiana before W. .. O.
Baker Register the 29th day OF October, A D. 1883 1t
10 o'clock . .t II -
A-No. Is. Y. j. HEREON,
u. & Marshal District Of Loua-isna
Perm. VI. GRAVY, Deputy, a. Messenger .ec9 %
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An BANKRU eTCY = ESTATE or n. J.
Lsuisians Menros I. sspsembsr 50 1855 This y give
1865, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issurd sssnst
the estate Of NJ. J.. Bowman. In the parish Of
judged hInp, his own petition ths the payment
debts and delivery Of property belonging such bank
Iupt bin for bis and the transfer ct property
BY him forbidden by Law; that meeting OF the creditors
more ssseness Of estate YIN be had a cours Of Bank
rupcy TO be holden 81 the Registers oe, In the tvn OF
Monroe louisiana before w. @ Baker, Rexstsr he
2eh cay Of October. A D. 1865, at 10 O'clock A
A-No. 8. = j. HEBRON, 80
U. s. Marshs, p.irics Of Louislana. d.
Per NJ. NJ. GRAD, T..
eco 70 Deputy, as Messenger.
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CIKsr Premium AND GOLD NEDAI
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
An THE BEST COOKING sT0va

The undersigned would respectfully inform the citirens Of
New and OF The States 81 10 1sian Mississippi and
Texas that they ed 20 down ARrESIAN
wATEK and NATURAL GAS WELLS at the shortest
notice
Orders to ress 2ss win receive prompt at,en.
ton A. wELLfRGrON A co. Agents
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-Books Of nubses tption the Capital
stcck Of he New Orleans Steamship Line viii be found at
tno following named places:
Ono Of the Factors and Traders Insurance Company,
Commercial Insurance. Company. of Camp and Ora
vter
Bun Company, corner Of Camp and oom
uorual Place.
s<hropshire Hsthorn, Poydrss street.
ncCloshsy Mason 0ravier street.
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TN 0AsKRUeTCY- ESTATE OF JoHN N.
Observation-Disclosures States Msrshars Once District OF
Louisiana Monroe La, September 50, le6Ths IL to give
notice that the soth day Of september 1868 wrrans
John n C,o.nrch. the parish Of Ouschits and state
Of Louisiana Who has be sdjudged bankrupt on has own
property beloDsngo such bankrupt 20 him foe hs USE
Of properly by him foroidosn BY
law ng the Of the said bsnkrup to
prove their debts and choose sssgnses ef his
RAnkruptey be holden at
ONCE the Of Monroe Louisiana before
w Baker Register, on the 18th day OF October A. D.
A-No. 7. - - III HERRoN, ir
u. q Marshal Diztr 9 OF byuissAna.
PERM n CRAZY,
ocq 70 Deputy, as
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
ItxAwINo OF KENTUCKH STATS
uLofrERy FOR OCTOBER s-oLAss $50.
DECIDED BY THE DRAWING OF THE MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERY.


fULIUf PLAN
~ ssI.sI@9I55I JET.
IasOrmsson furnished and pisss Canned IN al ssased
.stsriss By r HOWARD.
Licensed Lottery Dealer
Corner 81. Charles and Union streets.
NOTICE BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES
20 Bogus Prses Small Fry Prizes Of persons
shining prises, advertised BY the Kentucky
Havana Lotteries.
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I'm BANKRUPTCY.

- ~.
ors-Unsed States Msrshas once District Of Loss ma
Ne. Qrssns os,eess ls This Il 70 give motto. shti
Issusd aeaips etas Of Emile hcnore IL the parish
Coupe and State Of Louis who adndsed
ssnh!.Pt on he esn petit that sss Of any sets
him she transfer Of o3erty By him,
Are forbidden that meeting Of the credts Of the
ssd ben kpt provsher debts aad TO choose
estats viii be held at Court Of Baasra
holden the Hosse building 10 the city OF New
Orleans louisiana before r. tkin Register. Ga the
10. Gay Of November A. D. lSss, ct 10 o'eicek -
A-No IS j. HEBRON.
ocl0 nol9 u. g. Marshal, District OF LonssuA
TN BANKRUPTCY ESTATE OF WYATT
Brannon United States Marsnals Office Dstrs,t OF
Loussna Monroe La September 30. Ices This Is y give
notice that The sash day q September is Srr.nt
Br.nnon In The parish Of nien. and Stat. o. Lonis-
that The mspt q dsbis and delivery q any ppsy
trspsr Of proe.r By him forbidden BY sw sst
meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt thsr
est and 70 choose one Or more assign e Of his ESTE will
tsrs tce in the town q Monroe, Lonisi.ns before j.
Bsksr Rsgter, the 2sth day OF octoser A. D ls6S.
At 10 o'clock ... frr
A-No. g. I'd hEnhONt
g. s. Marshal District Of Louisiana
Per ~ n. GRADY. ,fl
oc919 Deputy, as Messenger.
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Sou. heru asnk. New 0~ieans, S6th Sep
s6e-This Bank continuing lite
receive deposits Of Gold and Currency aud transact
Discount dsy "Wednesday and Saturday offerings should
be made on the preceding dsyg,.s,,vrov p...,a...
JOIN O. prvr.rux Cashier. IVY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30
Thu Sutro Tunnel.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has addressed n letter
to the Chairman Of the Committee on
Mines and Mining, stating he has con-
sidered the bill proposing to aid in the
construction of the Sutro Tunnel, in
Nevada, and says he has no doubt If the
proposed tunnel should successfully
prove the indefinite downward extent OF
our mineral lodes, it would largely in
crease the value of our mineral lanas,
stimulate mining, and result in vast
benefit to the country.
The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, Mr.. Wilson, says biologists
appear to agree in the opinion that tue
Comstock lode 10 o true assure vein,
and that it will continue Of equal rich
ness to any depth which is practicable
TO work in tue mines. In view, there.
fore, of what other Governments have
done for mines not having u 1.-THE Of its
productiveuess, and of the fact that as
a nation we are at this moment deeply
interested 10 the development Of all our
resources, and pre-eminently so as to
the precious metals, it is believed that
If the policy of q loan of the public
credit, as adopted BY Congress in re-
gard to the continental railway, should
be extended to the enterprise, now
under consideration, the result that
would follow would be of great value
to this republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

KICKED AwAY.-Chief Justice Chase
has been taught a lesson which will
stand him in experience for the rest Of
his days. he has been tempted under
many promises. He has rendered his
position e~quivocal with his old friends ;
he has forfeited the confidence Of his
former political associates ; he has been
played with skilfully. All that he re-
ceived from being a candidate Of con-
venience was a half vote, until the
twenty-second ballot, before the Sey-
mour madness broke out, when be was
honored with four votes, being two hun
dred and eight less than necessary to
secure his election. Chief Justice Chase
has been most shamefully used, and
when the records Of all the ballots are
consulted it is impossible to help seeing
how deeply be was deceived. We be-
lieve that this game Of bringing forward
the name Of q person, in order to cheat
him when his hope is highest, is pecu-
liarlya Democratic expedient. The Re-
publicans have never been guilty Of
double. dealing like this. The lesson
should have its influence hereafter, for
it carries out strongly, ever to the minds
of politicians, the wisdom Of the adage,
" Honesty is the best policy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30
NO. AZ.

An Ordinance to Authorize the Issu.
anee OF = bond for tho purpose OF
paying for Tho Constructlon 81 =
sewer In Lower Geld llill, passed
July %, A. d. 1868.
The Board Of. Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hill
do ordain as follows:
WHEREAS, Tho Board Of Trustees Of the town
OF Gold Hill did, on the 10th day Of April, A. D.
1883, by resolution then duly passed, resolve
that o sewer should DO constructed fourteen hun.
dred feet, more or less, on the West side OF Main
street, lower Gold Hill, and did at the same time
direct the Clerk Of said Board to advertise that
sealed proposals for the construction Of said
sewer would DO received up to and until April
20, 4. D. 1853, the amount to DO paid In q bond or
bonds ofthe town Of Gold Hill, bearing interest
at the rate OF two per cent. per month.
And whereas, tho yaid sewer having been com .
dained as follows:
Section !. The President and Clerk Of the
Board OF Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hill are
hereby authorized, empowered and required to
Issue a bond Of the town Of Gold Hill, in the
sum Of nyc thousand i've hundred and eighty.
four dollars and seventy cents ($5,6S4 TOY.
Sec. 2. Said bond shall be in such form as the
President and Clerk Of said Board may pre-.
scribe, and shall be signed by each OF said Off.
GERS, and shall be to the effect that tho town OF
Gold bill IL bound and holden, and will pay unto
the holder thereof the sum Of money named In
with interest, az In section Sd.
Sec. 8. Said bond shall bear interest at the
rate OF W per cent. per month, and said inter.
est shall be paid quarterly and from the date Of
issuance Of said bond until paid.
Sec; 4..Whcn the bond herein provided for
snhl ave been matured, the Treasurer Of tho
town Of Gold Hill shall pay the Same to the
holder thereof, upon presentation, out OF the
funds provided for such purpose.
This Ordinance shall take effect and DO In full
force nom the date OF It's passage.
Wy. D. G. GIBSON,
President Board OF Trustees.
h. c. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill, July %, 1883, iy3.9w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

TIE pay Of the United States army,
according to the report Of the Military
Committee of the House Of Representa-
tiyes, is 10 be fixed at the following
rates, salaries being substituted for the
money combinations Of rations and al
l%owanees: General, $4,000 per annum;
the Lieutenant General, $40 1000; Major
Generals commanding division, embrace
ing two or more departments or sepa-
rate army corps in the field, $4,000, on
other duty, $4,000; Brigadier General
commanding departments or divisions
in the field, or as Chief Of Bureau, S.
500, on other duty $4,000; Colonel com-
manding q brigade or post, $4,000, on
other duty So, 1000; Lieutenant Colonel
performing the same duties, $ $4,000;
Major, $1,000; Captain, S2,5ooi Lieu
tenant, $4,000. The anne officers when
on leave of absence for over sixty days
have their pay reduced 80 per cent,
ana WQen on tuo ESeASa hSs
only one half. Forage to be drawn
by mounted officers when horses are
needed on duty, and arc actually kept.
Pay for enlisted men is to remain the
same, except that hereafter each enlist
ed man shall receive an increase on his
ordinary pay proper Of q dollar per
month during the second year Of his
enlistment, q further increase Of one
doller per month during the third year
Of his enlistment, and one additional
dollar per month during each additional
year of his enlistment; and when any
soldier ~re-enlists Immediately, or within
ninety days after the expiration of his
previous term of enlistment, his service
shall, for the purpose of pay, be counted
as one continuous term of enlistment,
and he shall receive from year to year
pay at the rate Of m dollar extra per
month in each successive year that he
remains in service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

TEE health of school children has
attracted the attention Of the Massachu-
sets Board of Education, and their last
report contains important statistics rs
to the exhausting effects Of over exer-
ton of the brain. In one school Of IS
pupils, only 81 had refreshing sleep, 50
had constant headaches or WEAKNESS,
and only is were perfectly well. The
cause of this Is thus accounted for /:
TIE most celebrated medical men, ae-
cordiug to facts and opinions, given in
the report, show that the hours devoted
to brain work should not exceed sir
hours for healthy men, and three for
children. But in the above school it
was found that, in addition to the six
hours of school, 81 studied 81 hours, IS
for four hours, and IL from seven to
four hours. The report states that in
places where schools are highest in rep
utation, the above example is the COM
mon experience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

The bill to reduce and fix the military
peace establishment Of the United
States, now under the consideration Of
the House OF Representatives, has been
amended to read that, after March 3lst,
1869, there shall only be three Major
Generals and six Brigadier Generals in
the army. The President is required,
within ten days preceding March slst,
1869, to designate, without regard to
seniority, the best officers of the re-
spective grades, who shall remain in
commission, and the others are to be
mustered out within ten days. Accord
ing to the last Army Register, the Major
Generals from among whom this selec-
ton is to be made are Henry ". Hal
leck, George G. Meade, Philip H. Sheri-
dan, George H. Thomas and Winfield
s. Hancock. The Brigadier Generals
are: Irwin Mcdowell, Philip St. George
Cooke, John Pope, Joseph Hooker, John
NJ. Scho6eld, Oliver o. Howard, Alfred
H. Terry, Edward o. G. Ord, Edward
r. s. Candy and Lowell H. Rousseau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

TINE TO CoNMENcE.-Congress has
adjourned, and Congressman have
started for their homes to spend the re.
cess in making speeches and pulling
wires. The campaign ought now to
commence in earnest. Hitherto, in this
section of the country at least, o most
~lamentable want Of energy has been
displayed on both sides, and we feel it
our duty to solemnly give both parties
warming that unless they warm up to
their work shortly, certain defeat awaits
them both in November, and the coun.
try will be irretrievably lost. General
apathy, they said, killed George Cor
ham in September, and from present
appearances, general apathy bids fair to
kill NIL hands this year. Bye-the-bye,
George Gorham may be expected in this
country in about two weeks, when he
will probably take the stump for Pixley.
S, 7. Dramatic Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30
r .wH1rR AND I

-
oh, Columbia, the gem Of the ocean,
The home Of the brave and the free;
The shrine Of each patriots devotion,
A world Offers homage to thee.
Thy mandates make heroes assemble,
When Liberty's form stands in view
Thy banners make tyranny tremole,
When borne BY the red, white n blue.
CHORUS.
When borne BY the red, white and blue,
When borne BY the red, white and blue
Thy banners make tyranny tremole,
When borne BY the red, white and blue.
When war waged its wide desolation,
And threatened our land to deform,
The ark then Of Freedoms foundation,
Columbia rode safe through the Storm
With her garland Of victory Ger her,
When 80 proudly she bore her brave crew,
With her Gag proudly floating before her,
The boast OF the red, white and blue.
The boast, etc.
The wine cup, the wine cup. bring hither,
And fill you Il up to the brim,
May the memory OF Washington ne'er wither,
Nor the star Of his glory grow dim.
May the service united ne'er sever,
And each to our colors prove true;
The army and navy forever,
Three cheers for the red, white and blue.
Three cheers, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

nANEY GOLD AND 8ILVRR
~ Mining Company.-LocatIon OF works,
Lyon county, State Of Nevada.-Notice Is hereby
given, that at a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
OF said Company, held on the twonty-seventh
3) per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF said Company, payable forthwith, In United
states gold coin, 10 the Secretary, OF the ofice Of
me Company, COZ Washington street, San Fran.
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on tho First day
and Will be duly advertised for sale at bubble
auction, and unless payment shah be made be-
iore, Will DO sold on the Twenty.third day OF
september, 1868, to pay the d%elinquent. assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and OK.
penses OF sale.
By order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
California. iy3O i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30

THE New York World has, with COM
%mendable zeal, published a number of
the speeches Of General Grant. They
occupy but little space-all being brief
and to the point. Now let the World
give its readers the speeches Of Horatio
Seymour, as this gentleman has done a
great deal of talking on political sub
jects. Suppose the World were to favor
its anti-Grant readers with the war ora-
tons of Mr.. Seymour his speech on
July 4,h, 1868 /; his defense of his
friends" the 4th of July rioters, aud
his speech to the Chicago Convention
in 1864. Before the campaign is over,
the World will envy Grant his short
speeches, for it will discover that its
W candidate has talked himself, polit-
ically, to death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-30
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
DOINGs
OF THE
Virginia
CLOTHING COMBINATION.

BANNER BROS. & co. OPENED BUSI-
purpose OF selling Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots, Hats, etc, at prices to sriit them.
selves, without regard to the ideas or any ono
else. This determination OF ours not ruitinS the
celebrated Clothing Combination Of this city
they tried to induce us to join In their compact;
which we would by no means agree to do, and
this refusal by US to acccde to their proposals
brought on tho famous Clothing War, from
which Banner Bros: & Co. came out victorious,
q war not easily to be forgotten by the people OF
Nevada, who no largely prohtcd by 1t.
Finding all their efforts to run lis ont OF tow
and break us up quite useless, they rcsortcd to
baser means to attain their ends. They had an
agreement drawn up which they wanted the San
Francisco merchants to sign, by the terms. OF
which they the San Francisco merchants) were
to pledge themselves to sell us no goods-not
even for ashland threatened the San Francisco
merchants dn case Of their noncompliance with
the terms submitted to them) with the with
drawal Of the patronage Of their combination.
Hero again they were doomed to disappointment,
but not satisfied with all the dirty work they had
attempted, they resorted to tricks still dirtier.
They offered Mr.. Frcehill one THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and finally TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS, II he would give them a lease Of the
premises occupied by us, but that gentleman re-
fused to comply with their wishes and act as
their tool to effect our ruin, and they failed again
In their effort to drive us out OF the city, that
they might have things their WI way, as Of
yorc.
Now we leave the above facts with a dIscrim.
mating public. We are willing to let the people
Judge whether acts like thosn namod above src
TO be tolerated In q free country like this OF ours.
However. the public can rest assured that we
will not be driven away against our wishes. In
spite Of the Combination, We shall now sell our
stock OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS. and everything else, at STILL
LOWER PRICES than ever before.
jy20-tf BANNER BROS. & co.