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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Benz. seider to HenryC Kopp, inlots No. ! 2
and and IA, in Lewisvlle, for $500.
Joseph King 10 Samuel Hornsr, inlot No. 8,
less 80 feet in Louisville for $lOO.
] h J. Robinson to Peter Myer 40 acres
in Venice Tp., for $1,000.
Vim. II Knippler 10 John Silyers, inlot No.
leo in the 2ud W. Sifiu, fo7 S2So.
Lewis Thill to Lorenzo Wolf, inlot No. 2ss
adjoining the city, for $3.50.
Mary Zimmerman To Jacob Lebrock, tho cas-,
half Of inlot 30. 800, in tue aud w. TifHn, for
$500.
j. E. Breuomcn TO John Kssnns, 20 acre. in
Reed Up, for 5000.
A sehonhart to Jacob zelIer, lot in sehonha
Addition, for s32s.
Albert waite. to chas Wise, 5o-5Ioo acres in
Pleasant TP-, for .si2Oo y, ,ttY-, ,tff.-s.,
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A Young Nan Lost.--Grca, eSci,Cmen,
in this city len his bone the other day un-
expected "a his parents. When, on missing
him they had the city thoroughly searched.
and towars evening they found him in the
store of Martin Wagner admiriug the very
low prices, which be was Offering bis lNsESsE
stock Of clothing, cloths. cassimers and vest.
ings. Let all follow the example Of this
young man. nol2--liI
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HAPPINESS oR MIHERY

The victim Of youthful indiseretion destroy
his happiness, ruins his prospects for social en-.
toyment. marriage, aud the pursuit OF buFiness.
and ends hrs life in misery; but by the tinleiy
use OF the tong tricd any faithful remedy.
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Vulcan.-YOur contribution will appear
next week.
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Meeting OF the 7. s. 4 h. L. A.-Ths
stockholders of the Tifhn Savings and Build
ing Loan Association met in City Hall at
o'clock, ?. n, pursuant to previous notice.
On motion, VIM. Kline was called TO the
Chair, and ROb't Lysle appointed Sec'y P, 4
The conditions Of Subscription were then
read By the Secretary. On motion, the ssc'y
vas instructed to read Che consultation ofshe
Sandasky Association. Itwas iben moved
to appoint COMMITTEES of6ve % dram Con-
stitntiou and bylaws 70 be Published ia the
city papers aud aiso printed In slips fer cir-
cuhtion- The fliowing gentlemen were
then appointed BY the, Chair % sesse on The
Committee A. II. Byerss O. W. BaehIhan,
J. 7. Martin, Robt Lysle, and J. T. Kaup.
On motion, the Association adjourned to
meet Ia City Hall at o'clock, p. ~, on the
hrst Monday Of February.
RoBT LYsLB. see'y ?. T.
Thin, Jan. ls, 1893.
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An "Extingulsher." ."-The faeetious in
diyidual who does up the local for the Al
perGser, last week purged himself Of nearly
half column of brilliant criticisms on
pOetical eiIusion entitled Death OF the Old
Year, by the junior editor Of this paper. =
With a master stroke Of his quill, as It were,
he consigned to eterualP oblivion, our pOstical
bantling. Such a display Of sparkling Wit
droll humor and catting satire, has been sell.
dom conceptrated on 50 unworthy an object.
WhatmigiR have been-a shining light in the
Poetieal horizon, is suddenly obscured 10 the
brilliant effulgeuce Of this critical luminary.
Sieh is fame. Ten years ago when We pen.
ned that eifusion, little did we dream that
such fate awaited its advent into this up-
appreciated existence. Cruel man how your
generous soul must have reyolted against the
duty sou owed to science and literature, -
that ever-urging, unimpiaeable duty that
withers everything with the glare Of higher
genius. itt .a1lf5
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Llst 81 Letters renaainInx In the Timn
r. q. Has. l6eh 1905

Mary Adergun, A. w. Armstrong, Amy Arnal,
'4mes r. hro~n, John Hrinkman, HATAh caskey,
T. @ Cunningham, James ciagstt. noht. D. Daley
George Dickens, John Dosr, Mollie EarhArt v.
Q. Eek, Mrs Amanda Fritz, ChristenA Farmer,
Philip Fsulstiek, George Fritz, Walter Hylman,
prank Hess, d. f. HAskinA, b. Uoertsmnn, Abra-
ham Hoasisr. Mary B. Johnson, G. +. KintE, J. W.
Love, o. Z, Lake, Charles Louis, Mira. Amanda
oCennell, Mrs, s. siipe, Jacob stFendlers u.
aeiEhmatsr. Anihony sherger, John sleigh, Mrs.
Hannah 4 rombs. Andrew Taylor d. X. Ulisey,
Andrew J. Walter, Dr Young, Watson s nakes-
LrTrEns HELD yoR SosrAdr,
Nstlonai sewing Maehine Co, Pittslurg, Pa
Jo'. hiehards, rymont, O., Danisl Harper, LswIs-
bnrg, o.
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Atassoita Svstcr.-- 4 deiIghsni tollet article
70 Cologne and AZ half the prize. 2tla
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Ef-eaSo.es0 - be Anain Dl.rinusca.
THE satisfaction given By our Holiday Draw.
lns ''induces rs o. the 18Th % lanpary, 70 sgain
place eeforc the pebble, ths sams unrivaiied OF
poftunl,y 70 gain Aorune. TIE c-paai Tsise -
ESQ, ,O0o vas drawn ~ a ei,issn Of Charleston
$. c. IN our arawtng Of NC. si,t Psice of Tick
cts a. before. whoiea, siai Halves, se; Quar-
tesa, 81 Rsmlttsnersto any other parties VIII
no, be invested In thi. Lottery. Address. a.
usual, the Authorized state Managers, MURRAY,
EppS \ Co. ccSins,oe, Ky. NIffE..I
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TtfFiN MARkkTa.
Corrected weekly by y y. sheath.
Tins, Onto January te, 1858


Tins, Onto January tG, 1858
FtOUR-s 81, 10 10 At3,00.
WHEAT-sS,aa b ss.Ss from teams
CORN-socts Tor new, 10 cts Tor old.
NYE-i o. 10 st,i0pcf biahcl.
OATS-d6 ecuts. .Nr
CLOVER sEEn-s6,15,
TIMOTHY SEED--el 70 20 ~ 90.
FLAN sEED-ss ~
BARt,EY--si,s0 10 40 per hushcL
nurTEH--l5 to - cents per rDund.
RsiGS--lS cents per dorm.
LsEprIa ~ ksgs sss,, q, X Ier i po,snS; ,",!,
TALLOws-at TO . cetts per pound.
CANDL LE@--s,esrine 2s, taliew toc rer pound.
WHfSkEY--atno, aud common 40 per gallon
HsNs-lecFsagarc cured q eents pr pound.
HOGS-prssed 80 ooa $40,
NRw York MNRKRT.
IEt Nrw YoRH, Jan. 81.
FtoUR-Tiigher, st $40 s6sii rs for sNtra state
and $40 ssen y for round hoop ohio.
WHEAr--For No. sprlngi o. -.
Rye Firmcr, 81 ea,i i5ior western.
CORN--Unchangedi I aSSi 40
OArS--s5,sets fcr western.
CINCINNATI MARHBT.
FLOuR-Duii, family so -.
MHEAT--Dull and prices nemiuai.
CORN-TAa1J cite for new ear.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CalcAeo, Jan. l..
FLouR--Hiehcra At so.iOalO 10 Tor extra,
wHEAT-.2 i2s2 Is.
CORN Steady 80 cts No. 1.
OATS--G2cts
RYE-si sal co.
nARLEY-4ai Is, No.
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CARD.

Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
Court for theShelby College Lottery Grant
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Kentucky Lottery.
FRANCE. SMITH &CO.,

suecessOs 70 MURRAY, EDDY a co.
Ia the management Of the Kentucky state Lot.
terry fo' the benefit OF Shelby College.
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-# WAGNER e. HoucK'S
AMERICAN hFFE BFTYERS.

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h
cess thousands testify
Ndtues AGENT Simple on,p, and ReaI-An Amcricar
Remedy for Tie Ancricaa Diseases.
YOUNG AND OLD win find incci prolonged sickness prevent
ed, diseases
EMINENT PHYSICIANS recommend required to
one md vgort o the system '
STOMACH AND B0wELSUse these the
all afraid II
Choem. ~
THIS WONDERFUL PREPARATION
Consumption Billions choc Chronic Dahoe Liver Complaints
all o and wcakne "F'N' ""N
This remedy Is manufactured
WAGNER & HOUCK,
Sold oy Druggists Eeey1here thin, ohio.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
**ALL POLICIES -FORFEITABLE. *

As the rates of interest are larger here than
in the Eastern States or Europe, the profits
and dividends accruing to the insured will
be proportionatcly increased.
Gg-Colifornia is the only State in the
Union that erempts oil Kinds of Life and
Endo,oment Policies from Erecution.-sH
There is no other State in the Union where
such law exists. and those who contemplate
insuring should be careful to insure only in
Company, Incorporated under the Lascs
of California, as the home companies are
the only ones that can offer such security.
I'LL Profits divided among the Ins1ed.
The PACIFIC Mutual LIFE INSURANCE Com
PANY have cndeavored to embody 10 their
organization the most liberal and equitable
features Of the system. 1t is MUTUAL
COMPASY-every policy holder is a member
OF 1t, entitled to vote at its election of officers,
to examine its books, and to share in its
profits. Life Insurance companies organized
in this State are required by law TO divide
all profits earned from premiums equitahiy
among the insured.
CHARLES HERCHNER, Agent,
ue20:3mJ NIokcluIame IEtlls
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

WE had the pleasure, yesterday, of an in
PRODUCTION to McGreggor, resident of Mar
iposa, whom we verify believe can stand to
his word better than any man that we ever
knew. as for instance: In 1856. during the
Presidential campaign, he was Jealous
supporter of Fremont, and worked hard for
his election. On receipt of the news of the
defeat of his favorite, he pulled off his hat
and threw it upon the ground, declaring that
he never would wear hat until Fremont
was elected President. 1t is now twelve
years since that time, and he has faithfully
kept his word, never having any other COW
ering for his head than that which nature
furnished him. Twelve years, through sun
shine and storm, without covering for his
head McGreggor is an intelligent. highly
educated gentleman.-badependent.
Poor fellow he will be compelled to go
hatless forever-as long as though he await
ed the election of Seymour instead of FIRE.
mont before donning his son,5rero.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

MoKELUMNE HILL is neither SO extensive
as the city of New York, lively as Chicago
or elegant as Washington. The ladies do
not affect scoop-shovel hats nor top-leg
boots, and the gentlemen do not exhibit their
lower limbs in sausage skin pants nor encase
their pedal extremities in pickerel-nose
shoes. In fact, that merciless tyrant,
fashion. has not extended her dominion over
the peaceful inhabitants of our beautiful town,
and in blissful ignorance of the mandates is
sued from the throne they are still revelng
in the luxury of the comfortable costumes of
days gone by. Good sense. a consistent re-
gard for their own comfort and enjoyment
and desire to promote that of others, are
characteristics for which our citizens have
ever been noted, and freedom from that
calling restraint which an observance of the
convrntionalIties of '.high- toned society in
variably inflicts, is their reward. To these
causes is clearly traceable that happy, con-
tented and joyous expression which illumin-
ates the benignant physiognomies of our
citizens. Oh. Mokelumne Hill, thou pearl
of the mountains thou gem of the Pacific
coast one day spent within thy pleasant
precincts is worth, to US, all the world be-
sides. Selah!
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

TIE State and Congressional Conventions
which met in Sacramento during this week,
were harmonious in action, and have placed
ticket in the field which commends itself to
the hearty support of every member of the
party throughout the State. Owing to the
pressure upon our columns, we are obliged
to defer an extended notice of il until next
week.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

The enthusiasm for Grant and Colfax in
the Atlantic States. is unbounded. 1t is not
of that noisy, frothy character which is man.
ufactured by stump speeches and infamma-
tory newpaper articles, but underlies the
foundation of public sentiments deep
seated earnest conviction that the principles
which they represent must be triumphant in
the coming struggle.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

The japanese Troupe gave an exhibition
in Mokelumne Hill on Wednesday
evening last. to a small audience. One
of the troupe exhibited remarkable prof.
cheney in top-spinning. and the balancing
and posturing by the boys were very good.
We recommend the troupe to the favorable
consideration of the public.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

SEYMOUR, the Democratic candidate for
President. presided at the Chicago Conven-
ton that nominated Mcclellan. The same
Convention denounced the war as failure,
and demanded the withdrawal of Union
troops. What Union man can vote for
him
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

Anisado. % 6. 81 so
Alcohol, p 6. "3 IS
Aniseseed Absinthe,
FIR. p bottle 81 90
Swiss y bot SO 90
Axle grease. soc
Almonds; Abolition
oil /; Allspice, 6 bot
81 00
Ayers pills; aloes
Alum R fb. 10c
AK handles, - doz.
A IS.
Bees wax /; blue. ul-
tramarin, p fb 20
g. Zoe.
Blue, Royal, u ib GOc
do, tablett, p ib 35c
do, indigo, y fb l 25
Bitters, Sainsevain, 7a
bot. SOC
Bitters Bakers, .6Oc
do Hufland. :. .S5c
do Rosambaums, 60
do Hostetter's, 6Oc
do Stoughton, 3Oc
Buckets, cedar, 40c
do common. 80
Bacon p fb. .1Sc
Butter. Brooms 35c.
@50c9' '0c
Boot Il stove blacking
BOrax. 3 fb. 81 90
Beans, 20 tb. 81 90
Brandy, Rgal 2 COG
2 5OM3 90
Blasting powder ~
keg, 4 90
Barley. Bran
Birthstone, S fb l 90
Club House gin, 60c
Clothes lines. Csc
@35c@ 40c
Canarie seed, Glib 81
Candle sticks. 6 for 81
Cognac p gal. e 90
@7 OO@S 90
Cherry cordiel. .60c
Cod fish 9 fb. l 90
Curacao 7s bot, l 90
Cassis R bot. .75c
Cheese, (whole) lie.
cut. 20c
Chocolate, y 1b 35c
do caracas, 25c
Capres y bot. SOC
Candles, R box, 4 90
GA Is
Candles, sperm, 40c,
do para6ne 35
Champignon. soc
Coffee. Java, 35 10 81
do Rio 5 1b L 90
do Costa Rico, 81
ID I 90
do Manila, 5 / fb
81 90
Go ground. 8 pa
pers ] 90
Corn meal. Corn.
Cinnamon bark !; do
ground. 4 bot l 90
Curry, ground, 6 bot
Carbonate soda, G pa
pers l 90
Crcamtartar, l pa 25
@3Gc
Clothes pins. u doz
lOc02oc
CouemiIe seed. cara
way seed, camphor
Cloves, ground, & bts
] 90
Cigars. u 100. 3 90
03 sues 90. 6 90
Corks Il 100. 50c(9
75c0l 90
Castor oil, 2 bots 35c
Currants. 6 fb. = 90
Colts caps, y bx $50,
40c; 100. 20c
Crackers. Jenny Lind
s fb l 90
Extract coffee 3 pa
pers 25c
Extract lemon. .20c
EPSON salts u ib 20c
Flour. Fuse, 100 ft
ST so
Farina, 6 papers l 90
Flax seed 6 lbs l 90
| do ground. 5 fb$1
Fassets. .25c a. SOC
Forks, (s!uice). 2 50
do table, P doz. 81
Felix of senna.
Filberts. P fb. :. 25c
Gin. 9 gal 81 00@
2 so
Ginger wine. Csc
do ground, 6 b 81
Glue. xxx
! Gumarabic. p 1b 90c
! Gimp tacks, per pa
per 10c
Hemp seed. 61b l 90
Herring. picked, 10
fb I 90
Herring. smoked 6 ib
l 90
Hams, y b. .15c
Hamburg tea, 6 pa
pers l 90
Jamaica ginger. Soc
Jelly, assorted, Coo I;
Insect powder. 35c.
Kiresh. 81 25
Kerosene p tin, 2 IS
Lobsters. 3 cans 81 90
do 5 cans l 90
Lard, u can. i 60,
do 5 fb can. S5c
Licorice. London por-
ter. London pale
Ale
Matches. (Eureka) u
doz. 20c: ! doz l0c
Ma.ches (Pollak's) R
doZ. 30c
MADEIRA, P gal 5 5 90
Maraschino 7p bt SOC
Mustard. Cal. 6 bots
l 90
Mustard, Fr., 4 bots
Middlings
Macaroni P box 2 SO
as SO
Mackerel
Moffat's pills. Mama,
assorted
Molasses y gal, 70c
Muscat de frontignan
35c
Mokelumne Hill, Ju
Board of E&
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

SEVERAL big teams have made their ap-
pearance in town during the week, laden
with goods for our wide-awake merchants.
"Come all ye that are heavy laden" with
high prices to Mokelumne Hill, and you will
find rest.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
FOB SALE, CHEAP!
Address /:

ONE THIRTY-FIvE HORSE POWER
" Engine, with Hosting Drum one s
inch pump; 200 feet pipe; 600 feet wire
rope, all nearly new and in fine order. and
will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Apply to
D. L. Morrill,, Mokelumne Hill, or to ]. NJ.
Baker: Copperopolis.
Imy16:tf:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
eePHIL7S7,
Ice Cream Saloon,

.M.aLV ST, MOKELU.N.NE HILL,
Next door to Hook i Ladder Co.'S building
TNHE PEOPLE OF MOKELUMNE HILL
i and vicinity are politely informed that
| have opened an
Ice Cream Saloon.
Next door to Hook x Ladder Co.'S building.
nearly opposite the head of Lafayette ST.,
where am at all times prepared to furnish
those who have the taste 10 appreciate this
epicurean luxury, with an article which can
not fail to please the most fastidious. My
Ice Creams are
FRIGLDLY COOL,
DELICIOUSLY SWEET,
and LVCOJHP.AR.aBLY RICH
Try Them
Families desiring Ice Cream at their res
licences, can be accommodated at the short
est notice.
PHIL" PIPER.
jy4-tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

A BRANCH of the Grand Order of Hungry
and Voracious Lunch Eaters has been estab-
lished in town.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

Nutmegs
Nails p keg,. C so
Nails, Fr p fb zoe,
Csc Soc.
Oil, (sperm)T gal 50
Oil, sweet P bot. 60c
Oil. China. p can So
g 2 so ;7agal l 25
Oil. Pollard, Il rs
Old Tom, f9 gal 2 so
Oysters, 8 cans l 90
6 cans l 90
Olives. Spanish, SOC
do French. 35c
Onions.
Pure spirits, B-P p
gal 81 so
Prunes 6 fb. Il 90
Pie fruit, 4 fb can. so
Powder, (gun) p fb
G0@70c
Pearl barley s ib ] 90
Pepper, white, y tb
40c
Pepper, black. .35c
do ground. 6 BITS 81
do white, 4 bots 81
Pickles, y jar 60c, /
jar soc
Pick handles R doz,
4 %
Pork, (clear) 81 1b 81
Plaster of paris fb 7c
Potatoes. Pain Killer
(Davis'). Pills,
(Ayer's), (Moffat's)
Phosphores. Paper.
(sigareta) P ream
l Is
Paper. Manila No. l,
3 IS do do 2,
2 IS
Paper. (straw), l so
Potash 35c. Pagliano
Quicksilver y fb Csc
Quilla bark.
Refined saltpeter, 3
tb | 90
Rum (Jamaica) y ga!
2 SO
Rum (new). 2 90
Rice. Carolina. S fbSl
do Italian, Ga tb 81
do Patna, 10 bl 90
Rope, u tb T9bale !9c
Raisins, Malaga, 4 I'd
l 90
Rosin 8 b. L 90
Sarsaparilla root.
do syrup, (Sands')
60c
Sarsaparilly. (Town-
send's) soc
Sage, 7R fb. .20c
Soda crackers, lO fb
I 00
Shot p sack. .3 rs
do 6 1b. .......1 co
Salt, rock, 100 1b2 25
Salt, table. 5 Id sacks.
6 for l 90
Salt Liverpool, 1001b
Salt. premium, so fb
l IS
Salt, Los Angeles so
lib | 25
Syrup, 5 gal keg. SIS
Schnapps. .G0c
Sardines, 3 boxes l 90
do 5 boxes | 90
Soap. toilet. .10c
do Colgate, s 1bl 20
do CASTLE. 79 1b 2oc
do Dycr's, y box Is
1b l 60
Saleratus, 6 papers 81
Shovels. do short
Sugar, crushed, 81 H
| 90
Sugar, granulated. 6
ID l 20
Sugar. pulveriscd, 81
| 1b l 10
Sugar. yellow, c. G.
ID l 90
Sugar. Sandwich T, S
ID l 90
Sugar. China. P sack
| 3 90, s lb L 90
Senna felix
Seidlitz powders 35c
Sulphur s fb. Il 90
Stove polish
Salmon. picked, 10 lb
| l 90
Salmon, smoked, s ib
l 90
Starch. Owego, 6 fb
| 60
Starch, Glenfeld. 5 fb
l 90
Starch, corn. 6 1bl 90
Salt, nitric
Stencil plates.
Tapioca 9 lb. 2Gc
Tobacco. long natural
leaf. 4 for l 90
Tobacco, fruit brand,
5 for l 90
Tomato preserves, %
can 40c
Turpentine. Il rs
Tea, China, l-3 1b pa
/ pers. 5 for l 90
Tea, Japan, 1-3 fb pa
! per. Csc ! ID 40c
Tea. basket, soc
Tacks, 4 papers Csc
Thym, 6 bots. :, l 00
Tea spoons.
Vermouth ID bot 75c
Vinegar R gal. soc
@75c@l 90
Vermicelli, y box
| 2 50@3 so
Wine, claret, differ
ent brands, in cases
Wine, California, diff
| ferent brands, cases
Wine. Wilson's
do Porte, 2 90
| do Cherry. 3 90
Whisky. u gal: 2 90
| "a 90
Washing crystal, s
| papers, Csc
Washing soda
Washboards. SOC
Waluuts. 6 ID. L 90
Wheat.
Yeast powders (P. Il
N.Y. 4 boxes. i 90
Yeast Powder, (Don-
noly's) 5 boxes l 90
ly 4th, 1868. jy4:tf
ln4liZ3tiOn.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
We are very much pleased to notice, upon

We are very much pleased to notice, upon
our return, the rapid progress made in devel-
oping our mineral resources during the short
time we have been absent. In old Rich
Gulch, Staples & Co., have struck vast
body of very rich ore in the Palomo mine,
and are actively engaged in erecting an ad-
ditional battery to the one already in opera
ton. At present the company have but
eight stamps employed but their motive
power being of sufficient capacity to run
sixteen they will soon have that number
crushing. We understand that the company
are also contracting for the erection of an
other mill on their mine. Alexander Co.,
in the same district, are still taking out the
shining ore in large quantities. Their mill
has been in operation considerably over
wear and has paid remarkably well from the
day it started. Norton & Co. have suspend
ed operations for few days. but will speed
lily resume labor upon their mine. Homer
& Co., proprietors of the "Quaker City
mine and mill, near the Junction, have COM
menced crushing. Their mill has battery
of ten stamps. As it has been in operation
but-a few days we are unable to state, def
niteiy. how much the rock pays per ton !; but
judging from the appearance of the ore, the
returns will be eminently satisfactory. At
Railroad Flat, Mr.. Said, proprietor of the
"Petticoat" lead, has been crushing rock
which yielded 800 per ton. He has two
shafts sunk on the lode to the depth of one
hundred feet each, and is at present engaged
in driving a level to connect them. The
great amount of water in the shafts is Sc
rious hindrance at present. but when they
are connected the difficulty will be in great
measure obviated. From West Point we
have been unable, as yet, to obtain any in
telligence since our return. We shall soon
be able to lay before our readers full partic-
uars in regard to mining operations through
out the county.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
Board of Equalization.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Board of Equalization of Calavera
county will meet at the Court House in San
Andreas, on the second Monday Of August
1868, and remain in session one week, or un-
til all business brought before them is dis
posed of.
]. A. FOSTER, clerk.
San Andreas, July 22d. 1868. aI-3t.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

THE GREAT PROSPERITY
attending the INDUSTRIAL INTER
ESTS of this District. and more especially
the AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, in
spires the Managers with the hope that the
exhibition of this year will be an improve
ment upon all the FAIRS previously held
by the Society.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08
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For Sale.

TINE SPRING VALLEY MINING COM.
pany offer for sale their mill, tools, &c,
consisting Of one Steam Engine and Boiler
"a horse power. Quartz Battery, Hoisting
Gear, Pumps, Mining, Blacksmith & Car,
penters' Tools. The above for sale, cheap,
For particulars inquire at this Office, or OF
D. W. Bryant, Spring Valley House.
Im2:tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

REMEMBER the meeting of the Grant and
Colfax Club this evening.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

Ii you wish the very best CABINET PHoro-
GRAPHS, you must call on BRADLEY &RU-
LOFSON, 429 Montgomery Street. San
Francisco.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB.-On Saturday
been held, large number of our citizens
met in Amelioration Hall for the purpose of
forming Grant and Colfax club. William
Innes Esq, was chosen temporary Chairman
and called the meeting to order. DR.. James
Hepburn was then elected President and P.
II. kean, Secretary of the club. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed and one hundred
names were signed as members. Upon in
sitation C. A. Dudley, Esq, young gen.
tleman of our town who has recently gradu-
ated from Oakland College. delivered an
eloquent forcible and argumentative ad-
dress before the club. Mr.. Dudley contrasted
the platforms and nominees of the two
parties. proving conclusively to the mind of
every reasonable man among his hearers that
to support the Democratic ticket now. is
equivalent to an endorsement of the doc
trines which eliminated in rebellion. Mr..
Dudley, considering his inexperience in po-
litical speaking, did exceedingly well, and
he has it in his power to materially assist the
Union cause during the present campaign.
YESTERDAY morning. sturdy young gen.
tleman, heavily freighted with huge basket
filled with delicious blackberries. choice ap
Piles ard early peaches, made his appearance
in our sanctum, and depositing his burden
upon our table, abruptly left the Office. Our
surprise at this strange proceeding was great,
but we recovered, and the pleasure we en-
joyed while discussing portion of the fruit
is only equaled by the gratitude We feel to-
wards the donors. Ladies, accept our most
sincere wishes for your present and future
happiness.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and
IMPROVED ROSE WASH cure secret and
delicate disorders in all their stages. at little
expense, little or no change of diet. no in
convenience and no exposure. 1t is pleasant
in taste and odor, immediate in its action,
and free from all injurious properties.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-08

THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH,
Therefore the nervous and debilitated should
Immediately use HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.