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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-19
STATE LEGISLATURES.
EIGHTEENTH DAY.
Senate.

E1GH GEENTH DAY.
Senate.
SATURDAY, July Is, 1868.
The Senate met at noon, pursuant to adjourn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28
Financial and Commercial.


CORN MEAlS--V 18o Ht..-...-~eset-tfti 7et0 ~ oV
BucxwsEAr faoua--&4.es to ss.oe per 100 ihf.
BuYrER--choice lots willccmmsnd s5@ eee p b
Eses-firm II 1sc per doc.
PouLraY Chickens, drtd, S2.75te IS Is per don;
Turkeys l3lto l4c ~ ID; dncks 2.5a pr d.;
geese $50 to $s.ou per dor.
soRaHus-Ne~. 50 to Csc per gallon.
PorAroEs--se 10 81 o5 p bushei.
LARp--City curedl3e per NJ. Country cured tsc
to l4s per III.
BsxswAx-2s to SIC per lb.
FALrSw--Ia ibis, 9lc; loose Sc par b,
FxArRrRs--Prime boc to Csc per b.
Raas--Cotton, Be per 10.
WIRE BEAss--Common to good to ~; scarce
cHxssx-Good country - to lac. Factory ise
BaAs--Scarre and In demand; wholesale y 20
per 100 lbs.
rur,rs-areen Applss a. 50 to a 90 per bar
rel Choice Dried Apples to Pc per ID.
Dried Peaches, to Ice.
ssxBs-Timothy sIT5 10 ! %. Glover 81 CO..
Fisr sesd 81 Is.
otls-ccsi OH 45c. Linseed, raw 81 81, toiled
81 %. Lard, 81 80 % 20. Fish II 90
10 81 H.
Livr srock Beef Cattle "a 90 70 - 30 gross.
Hogs, good lots, q TO IS IS gross. Sheep
81 80 10 81 90 per head. Feai Calves
"a franz ~ ~ to - "
BAc0s@-City cured haua lie, shouidrft 1880.
"a Elsa tidss Iie.a couutry csred hams y !
10 lac; shoulders 10 Zoe; sides II 10 l2te.
ponx-M Mess ~ tatp $ss per bbl.
Wool-Tub washed rs to 4oc.; fleece 10 nne
25ta sac.; unrasked, Sse zee.
HAr-Timotby in active demand At from ~ "
to 3ll 90 per ton. Prsir'e So 90 70 - w
Woop-45 50 70 s6 ~ per cord according TO quail
| ity, 9ui-
Tunrs-arpen, Tc; do curea g: dry aiHt ! se;
| do salt i5e per To-
| sALs-Lske S. % 70 81 90.
! GLAss-sXfe " so, Rates diseonnffs 70 % y
| per cent.
! NAILs--t5 so rases.
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~ HI, s,ii6 il; ~ sssssssfysnd Trsas-
No. 1S11 81 Amoaat Of snnaal appor-
{Ioil Ifnf reserved frdm De County Treasu-
lss iii, 2sl n. Value Of apparatus,
TN 1850 = sorull'ss HAsA hn
~ sonsh .hrov ssPhJic 70 the doga, 7 and
When lsifle ont Of order, or to prsrtnf gets
Ting ont Of order, take Plantation Bisters.
Al yea DSrp1paiss Nervous, JAssAteed,
Hy'pped,. LQw Spirited, Weak, Or afs you
been Snd Wa recommended 10 try the Plan-
tafion Bistsss, which " did Nth re-. sa,is-
faction and entire saccsss Delicate Females,
Clersymes, Merchants, Lawyers, ana persons
81 Sedsnnry Habits, are particularly nsne~
fWed b these Bitssrs. The sale rs perfectly
eH0rntus.
MAGso11A wATKR il delightful toilet A.
tiole superior 70 Cologne md at half the
price. feb22eodd&w2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

Every sArrspAy for February 20, con-
tains the continuation Of Foul Play, By chas
Reade and Boucicanlt: Anarchy and Author,
ity, by Matthew Arnold French and Eng
lish Epitaphs, by Frances Power Cobbe; Days
and Nights in Persia, by Arminius yambery !;
The Westminster Play. The Confessions of
Sovelists; Foreign Notes After the Battle
Published By Ticknor l. Fields, Boston 10
cents number.
LIE Box ToS is chief and anrivalied as
fashion journal. Its eolored fashion plates
are the handsomest; its patterns AMI modes
and directions are the authority for Mira.
Grunds. Published by S. T. Taylor New
York s. a rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

LIE CnrN7y SeHooi.--In The Report Of
the State Superintendent Of Public Ins.ruc-
ZION i. the report Of Mr.. Bowers, Superintend.
ent il Lee County. lie makes this showing
0f The teachers in this county: = Number or
Normal graduates engaged in teaching in this
county, 2; number az teachers examined
since last report, e0a: number of teachers
obtaining certificates, grade No, /, 20: nam
No. 2, -. number of teachers obtaining cel-
tiGcstes grade No. 3, 81; number of teach
ers obtaining certificates, grade No. 4, 81;
number Of teachers rejected, 50. Sixteen
printed questions, ia the eEaminasion of
teachers are used in each Of the following
subjects, viz, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, History Of the United States, and
Defining. Ninety per cent. of correct an
swers entities The applicant to certificate,
grade No. Il eighty per cent, grade No. =;
seventy per cent? grade No. 8; sixty per
cent, grade 10. 4; and below sixty failure.
have visited The schools since the enact
ment Of the law of 1864; have spent from
two to SIX hours in each school, depending
upon the number of pupils, and condition Of
the schools. 10 six Of ihe schools made
TO return before the expiration
Of the then term, snd although the weather
was exceedingly warm when fulfilled these
engagements, still III, number Of pupils
present at ms first visit had not decreased,
and the advancement: Of the pupils in their
studies va. cssditable to them. and the ln>
terest Of both teachers and students was en-
hadced ~ The aalicipAisd sisit. Without
psasie1s aeagemsss. / viote( IT. - nau.
Der q schools The second Gne dsrIpe the
hummer term, and il neither Of these VAS the
order, or proficiency in the attainment Of
knowledse, equal to those mentioned shove,
About forty o. he teachers 81 ibis county
ran conduct ! graded school,
IN This county shsss are 81 district town
ships; lls Aub-districis; CLOS male. bet seen
the aess'cs cad II; Z, Iss ienAles. Tiers
IRE ITO schools; 7,ol7 pupils attending
,chooii average attendance, 4,945; 50 male
'sasAsss, lax fenale tsaehers. Ths avere
sonpsnsasion Of The nAls teachers ~ vssk |
g 81; female, 50 ~ Aggregate .ambe, |
= dass g school i summer 3. -, il sjnser,
',1ix. AveFsss en- y taisiss ~ seek III
Ugh papil y cenis. The snosns ps;d d /
1ess'p during The yeAr 80 a2s,sel %,
'sssns y hands Of The district Treasurer
800 - There 30 Is brick school
80 a's J. = ne ecusty; = stsss, ~ asns, il
~ 9 ! ses.l vaias u 37s 10 a. Ana.n.
II 81 ~ II, e saildi.s. Gepsirns ~ 1tsuIs1-
~. ~. - IA eaasss. 41a.cis ~ d 6lea,i1.
'Fs'eaa $50 III - ~ ~ r.
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IL eongrssisl.ng the New York store in its
escape from Are, through the mercy Of
Providence and the valuable aid rendered by
our unexcelled FIRE Brigade, We beg TO offer
the public some slightly damaged goods at
extremely low figures, until all are sold
NJ. GREGG 4 Sos.
Nav York Store
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chicago Market.

chicago Market.
BY Telegraph tatease' sfas =
PIour--Dut ats sazser eisiHg ieasisslsy ss ssxtr
Wheat Quiet 80 / 81 esss. No Rad hsswssa
ii ss,Sa n. clos % steaiy Al q s64s 10 s01i.
Com s4asy sat,sr, aaiI :, ss,4s7a essa1x loser.
stT5M
ox,s-L ,ver. elosirg at 5sSsA
Rye uii, hui arnsr ssti $500 ser No y 81 81 y
for No 2.
Prsvi ions Incidentally sttss s'a shsee ssssr CD
mes, poss Which sold II 81 20 for STANDARD.
LArd-l5koA.
Cut Meats nchangsd
r~s..ed Hoss aetisa d.insad ard Armer; % for
pigs; 10 i ID rs for ii.hs; 10 5000 for hsasg.
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f. KaMaFa.s Gift Enterprise drawing will
surely take place on Saturday evening a
few tickets remain uasold.s Those wanting
them should apply at once. Tickets not paid
for at the time OF dsawing, viii be thrown
out. The capital pnze is Chickering piano
and Is pronounced by good musicians to be
the best instrument ever brought TO The city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

Aucrros-By Howe 4 Tyler, on Saturday
next, February 10th, At 10 O'Clock .. m, ss
International Saloon, corner md and John.
son streets, the entire contests OF said house,
consisting Of Restaurant and Chamber Fur
ni,are. elegan, Mirrors, Pictures, Stoves, &c,
- feh26-4t
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we are very cory thst We are to lose from
our city our friend Mr.. B. p. Munson, the
gentlemaniy and capable General Agent at
this place OF the Toledo, Peoria 4 Warsaw
Railroad. Mr. N. is a splendid business
man, and the interests of bis company were
in capital keeping in his hands. lie goes to
Kansas City, and his brother takes bis place
in the Office here. We see the departing 60
sjth regrets. while we warmly welcome the
coming agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

neW rOrs Marnea.
~ Telegraph krw Ynss. F.b "a
Cotton fsli and sh.a, loser q 1,a4 FOR Hasidiug
fiour-cosd 51oe lower; dec ina obi. iy on medium
and 90 ID GRADS.
Wbeat-f on1'ral!y low.r.
Ays-Qrist and unchanged
0sts-Dsii ard h.ssy II sins.ere 70. wsst.rp.
cornpdiI Il 81 Rzaash FOR new mixed Al al; II 2,
for Old niasd western delivered
Asa fosi-sss.',at So so0sa,l for old; ~ aoe@
1or nsW.
nsss-gtssAy; aair dsnaas.
Cut Aests- Active snd Arm.
1.eon-l4 III esnhseisad eut.
Aeissss nors dsDosed 10 rsaiirr; rsssns<
nes- Qsissa n ~ for CaroiIaA.
cs1ss-sseady; He ~ snetion il nasszz, surenry.
faarr FIR; eubs AZ
Hslas-ikn.
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THg sudden and unexpected change in the
weather will have no effect whatever upon
the prices of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods a. vencili, Jooes 4 Co. Their assort-
men: is still large, and prices as low As ever.
Give them call, at corner Of Main and
Third afreets aasaa
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We beg 10 return our sincere thanks TO our
gallant and energetic fremen for the prompt
eaesEy they SO admirably displayed in subdu-
ing, on Wednesday night the IRE that at one
time threatened The whole Estes House with
utter destruction.
NJ. G.EGG & SoS,
New York Store
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o.,..r. LIZ. ,.os. n.r..,.

Chseage Live Stock naskss.
BY Telegraph cx.rioc Est y
Ioss-Rst eip:s 2.ss. loa2ae is-ss slan raiis s
rats ~ yesisrd.y m raing entire range 81 -
Ca.ile-g-c.i.,s fst elias shspping Ia fair In.
arr, saisa al i31g tt<r demand fs eoArser grades,
though les psiees; tuiehs.. stock quiet AID no.
changed.
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fHr*s is nothing IKE il on record It
speaks pact, for the honesty of our keoknk
public. L rroySa what good thing it is 10
have good friends. I, proves what good
thing tits for n business man to be able to keep
his brain clear, his head cool and to be equal
% an emergency. For this latter was just
what Captain Sam @. Bridges was at the fire
in tae Estes Honse block Wednesda night
He has in that building one Of the largest aud
cos.lest stocks of ieweiry in the Northwest.
So rapid was the progress Of The FIRE that i.
compelled him 10 remove bis goods. Friends
rendered timely assistance aud his goods
vera removed and carried across The street.
In the morning he was ready to reoccupy his
ewn quarters. And there ihe wonder comes
IN. All the goods Of large jeweIry house
were removed 10 the excitement and hurry If
. IRE; aud there is wost to be eoyies Of ne,,v
plunderefs 90 such occasions Yet Captsin
Bridges moved back into his rooms yesterday
morning without having los. FIVE cents worth
Of goods BY the removal, or having anything,
even the most delicate, broken. That's
something new underline sun, Solomon to the
contrary, notwithstanding.
ONE Who believes ia rewardine merit,
writes US this note, with request that We
publish In the GArE CRY OF this morn
ing. see an article in relation 10 6re i, -.
Estes House, in which you gave more credit
Tor checking said FIRE to the steam engine
while most praise belongs to the small hand
engine, Roila No. 2; rs, in fact. they
d'd most in checking the flames BY throw
Ing continual stream of water on The 6rr.
from beginning to end, to which / and man,
disinterested non-Gremen can tes,ify-not
withstandins said company have no bell 10
give the alarm Of irs in their part Of Il.
city, and consequently only fsv 81 ,h.;,
nembers we're oss ihAt aishs the most a.
them not being aware Of any Gre mill ucr,
morning, or else they would have been on
hand in largo force. - preyieas Grss h.ye
sufficiently testified. The city author;tie.
ought 10 take The matter ia hand, and pruco..
'or sa'u company, a once, sufficiently lars
m .'m Dell, which, BY the elevation III
s0.es q Aid eoupaay i nv esesee
800, ga % Aears I'll over Is. c;,,. ~.
: tns sane tins ths Young Ar.r;s. ~.
Coapany'a bell can NOT BE- h..,,, 8 .sN.ss 4
high wind further than three b.na.ss -
= krthesf, and 10 case 81 vess q no,,h y. 49,
lbeing 81 closed il 81 higher hsi,d,... 49,
iiaa'f CA nos - hsard apyvbsts = ~ q
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BLANK BOOKS,
Day Reeks, Journals. edsers.

q. =. rAIi4. .. AsnsTAsr =. 3. sssfis.
the eRoParKrens or raE
Buckeye Foundry
nrAsLuHsD 4. D. 1910.
-tadafis-
Pennsylvania FOUNDRY
Fssase4ia 1851 AMI raresssss il 1855.
Now Consulate seain opsr.tan
Cor. 9th Il Johnson SITS, Ke0kuk.
osI II. attention afA, af4starsr- aas,ras., Baia-
srs asrchsits Farmers A-shA ard oih.rs their
large aad ccsapssfss t4eh q tsnssorsd
PATTERNS.
-7e-
Steam Engine, Water Wheels,
sorLrR raoKs. s.w Mills,
- cass Nils. c.1ss MILLS.
MACHINERY ~ GENERAL.
coa.a. s,r s... ,a Ifea', a.i,,ss, ~,
Wight. Anchor.
--aI e-sn-
House castings.
rassssIroa. se.a se-aps., Pa.shss.
Shears. nai IL pi4is BED shoes.
Lathes. Wsshsra Ratchet Drisis,
Agricultural implement Farni,hiEss, Et.
-rA.g also employ sr.svei.-. PAvTERs A4-
nd Il fn nfJs
.9.yshisg Wanted.
Soft Metal rsekins rrAa s,irss.
toartM Metal, Bell Metal
Ard til ALLOYS naaasA1 tassa at shsst nvs-s.
ONO.
" UEAT IRON
:ss:. y; H. sss;s. -.
And 10 al kids Of Machine FORGING
ELEVEN LATHEs. TWO DRILL PRES
SEs, THREE PEANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
With WOES asd other r,eIs,s attendance. sqaip the
Largest Machine Shop
IN IOWA.
III. capacities ofthsr rapoiAs Blower, Iargs Lathe
asd Pan~r tes.tner with ii,er cesnes aAd Wagon In
conssiba,s 70 make tsrir faeits szesliths for
doing
HU Avv WORE.
VAIL and ARMrrAaE being ,hosrush mechanics.
only The bsss Materials usrd, or Wcrhn men
GHpleJed.
we FuEsT.H-
Boilers, Hsaars.
Chimnrvs R,nerhfu0
ftsam D INNS Mud keceivcrf,
Wrought pips. sissr, Fittings,
BsIting, Paekins,Ac
--Aas Asrsrs p,a AND nEcoxnRxD-
aAADNERs GOVERNOR.
BRANCH. CROOK ~ CO 3 SAWS
sTILLwnLL's PAINT HEAri ! LINE cAToHER.
And kssp fsr sale good a-sortnent u
Valves, CaeEs, Oil Caps. and olAsf Trimmings,
q lksir sssssasrs' rata, With 1. eight atdsds
=: ~! ~, s:::, 49, s; Il; fss
02i kxuaetcrs.
And thsir ~sai tnnvn
LEATHER And RUDBER RELTIN0.
Als, aagssans si4e d ~ m II
MILL EURJVslSM1 J9sGG.
Z e e. g. 1870 3. s.... :, IL
Rni's ASA fo1n pyU1Lk 10 bIN1
WArEn WHEEL,
Nsies i alnae usivsssAl aelss.lsts q = y ~ |
INIT = r1a
:. q, e. AZ s'.s.F' -. - sz,'a ~ w'sl'ss
- -
nrFlxsifgtAn afs1s1lsn rAiD'fs a1FAiDs.
fssssss
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CITY NEWS.

SEE advertisement Of New York ledger
in advertising columns this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

VIZ call attention to the card of T. r. G..
Ayres 4 Co. and Ayres Brothers, successors
TO Ayres, Mann Ayres in the watch, clock
and je~elry business and music dealers. The
house is the continuation of one Of keokuk' .
long established and most popular establish
ments. The Messrs. Ayres will keep The
house up to its ancient fame. In every de-
partment Of their trade they keep large
stock Of the very best goods. For speci6ca-
tions see their advertisement. We can recon-.
mend the present firm to all purchasers. The
gsatlemen themselves, their goods and their
prices. are bound to please the public, Go
and see them,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

EvERrBopy's LAWYER and Counsellor in Bu-
siness. BY Frank Crosby, Esq., OF The
Philadelphia Bar. Laws adapted 10 each
State. The most valuable book published.
l2,Go, half sheep binding, 400 Pr. Price,
81 90
The fact that over 2o,oco copies of this
book have been sold in the last year is enough
TO recommend II as book peculiarly adapted
TO the wants Of the people. III invaluable.
Sent to any address, postage paid, on receipt
of the price. Address Ed. s. Carter 4 Co.,
Booksellers and Stationers, keoknk, Iowa.
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rer.,gn Markets

FuFSIBW MHEkNS<
Lossos, Feb. Noon.
eoasol. ri. Roads TX. lis ss,s BE ~
ct w-tterp Az.
LayssSooI Feb. Ts-Ec9r.
eostou-esl. uptans1 o. .ro, as<. do AZ Al ~ CT
lsass ~
Bsseasss Quiet. Germ essrs.a 10 s2s.
lxrd- Git.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

81 LeMts = aFKet
Bx Telegraph n. Iowa, Feb n
Flour Fire, and aath.ngtd.
WHEAT u-eaansed; q 15o for winter
corn--Qaf-f 81 sa1s4.
osu-Srmer al o. Eli.
R5e-Hrmfr, lhaiee II soa1e.
Mess Pmk-is4 asa q
Rak Assn-Larxesssta H.. kss. ea,pey, sri 10
the Illisci, river At s1 for shs lsfs J2Si3
for NIB sesE II X for clear III; IL for clear sidsr
Bacon Adssnc !; raonl IL RIB sides " eli.
rib II, y; cl. se i'd. filz@is.
Hams siga cnrei 10. ~
LAS-rf ard HI III I: lss mp III sivsr as Is x f,r
choire ~ sm ettls.
Nhishy : AasArs4d gasfA-e
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re,sas aavA.,

TassAe 0nshss.
3. rslrgrAIAl TaIrpo. FEB. n
whsai--Dnil; ISLES Of amber nilf O.
csrn-o ~ and s,eas. opened s5s closing t. m
81 81.
o.s.--paiii s.le. Of y, l.tfe, Eeas 90.
Rse-Ncmns
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MUWnnkee MnEhef.
~ Telegraph AIIEAnkEa. Feb . .
Rieur- CART Al e 50 80 II FIR beat srftns ext
wlest--l ss,.z 70. ~ Gsi g for Noe
cats-Dai
cosn- Sc sit a 81
R.e- FHma, a 5,1isa
farity-rnii al u " prime
Provisions Qi'st aud anehing 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-28

ESHl1HUEfF THFFft
BY rslsgrs spill c-ssinrtTi. rs4, 2.
Flour qn.,t and up hanged.
SLxst-psg at 81 u so for hoIrsd
corntn q. IA nd ii as Tor ear, sS for sh,lied.
oa,s- Ii eem,n a. q 8; for So,.
Ryv-ti ss4ss.
r:ey- Firmtr, ~ ais2ij
Coison-Duii at 20 n Lr mid linz.
Moss Po.k--ouist 1t ssl Tor oil / i2s Tor new
Bulk Msats-Aetse zen AMI l05S Tot shoulder snd
sides
-Isa-nsna a, AZ fr shonisis ssiss for 81 81.
HAAS fsr lib ani clear lliss
Ind-lss.
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WI krnltage 4 o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
MlNERS' UNION.

MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
Iu ming, In the District Court Room, B street
Virginia; and every Thursday Evening, In The
ater Hall. Gold Hill.
NAY 90, 1868, m29.t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
CHANGE OF FIRM.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
i Public that have this day sold out to c. A.
SHANEY my Tailor Shop and Goods. and hope
the patronage bestowed on me may continue and
increase with him. CHAS. BRODHUN.
Gold Hill, June 12th, 1858. je15 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

II will thus be secn that OF one hundsed pa.
,lents treated by Homeopathic physlcinns, eight
will dIc while IL the same number are treated by
Aiiopathic physicians. thirty four will die; and
Of the nyriads who die under old school trsat.
ment the world over. Homeopathic treatment
would sayc seventy.six OF every hundred.
Virginia, March. 9, 1868. mr2'f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

TsTHE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF NED.
/ iclre, based upon the laws Of nature. Seven.
ty.fve years,f OK perienceha have proved that one
Homeopathy curss all curable diseases perma-
pently, which have resiItei the skill ofthe best
prac,l,ioncrso Of any Of tn old medical aystsm,
Hom@opa,hyalms to rsdlcatediseases, ,ntlrelyi
to cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister.
ing, cautsrlzng or drugging, to proiong gite ana
lessen the number Of sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
TO THE PUBLIC,
In Answer 70 O. m. Fe.tor's Card.

TN NOVEMBER LAST WE COMMENCED
TO build two reservoirs for two purposes
one for skating and one for freezing Ice. Before
doing 30 we went to the agent OF the water
Company to see II they would give us water Tor
that % purpose, and he consented. After the res
eryofrs were built, the agent OF the Water Com.
pany told us to tap the company's pipes Delow
Inc Central MILL which we did, assisted by three
workmen and an agent Of the company peins
present at the time. -
After the reservoirs were filed with water, c:
NJ. Foster came to us two or three times and
wanted to lease the upper reservoir ior the pui'
pose Of freezing Ice, but We would not consent,
as we wanted to use It ourselves. c. N. Foster
then went to the Water Company anu Sot IN .ne
agent to stop the water upon us through ms I
statements, as he feared an opposition IN ice.
The water after being stopped on us for ume,
VIC went to the agent and asked him 70 let us
have the water again. as we nad pun. .hc stnr
they would be useless and we would be heavy
losers He again consented; and nom that tlnc
forth till the end Of the season, We had suincleht
water for all our purposes .o,s
In regard to running water rom INC ','., suvus..,
we deny. Any other water than the company
| that ever ran into our reservoirs was rom
heavy rain storm or the melting SHOWS rom tn tnc
sideiills which was pure snow water. mneh
C. M. Foster found he could not lease our 50. ,hc
vor or stop the water again. he went ana III he
| Gould & Curry pond 70 neczc ico ni' "''
T Before re- we got our Ice cut and housed he came
to us and wanted us to buy him onI, Due ,GaoSs ~
wonld mot as wo had enough. A Few WEEK. eI.s
SDec u VIC entered tho market, putting the price
Ice lower than him. and eyer srt sinse sc IS woud do
pcatedly wanted 70 buy or sell, ,ri,s nus we "o'" "
ANA lastly he sot ABS strouseto advance the
money to buy ut Mr. kTnaass si,seE re- 10 buy or
AND snSe ns nsstseFcd our characters in tho streets
and places Or Ousns;: right nj and sy
g,cindlec tho public mind against us for
daring % NJ to seII ice, which we in honor I'M must dc,
Ssnd. and affix our solemn oaths 70 tho above
tenI, ,.sss "'N GEORGE SIMPSON,
a"'u'' HUGH KERRIN.
We, the undersigned, were in the employment
of Messrs. Simpson & Kerrin at the building Of
the reservoirs and filling OF tho same with water.
and the above 1, true and correct statement.
80 r. BLANEY,
JOE SIMON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th
day Of June, A. D. 1880. II. BUSH, JR.,
Justice Of the Peace Township No. 2, Storey
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