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, 1869-01-03

Tf1neta tated for Tbe Chtta-o Tribune fun No,
ri Aeeha1tEt'e tAu4s1Ee.

Ttansiated for Tho chiea-o Tribune fuu No. q
ri ReshateEt's L4uassee- -,
Wonderful ntseraaees and unheA1d Of ca
pcss are H. ,xd to Hss Majesty, lhe Empcru,
Of all !he french, IN regard to the Incidents
to which the Baudla subscription -h.s Ktvru
rise A semi-ofnea1 journal retktes taat,thla
whole stfilr Is beginning to M Napoleon the
Third with a. feeling Of weatt1ess.' ~
Another Journal ssys that the saviour; ol
Hatct, upon 1ea5nlpg OF The scquittals pro
| nozmced hy The courts Of CAs+rea and Osef.
mont, e1elaimed, "WouM ;" to God TIE judges
OF -Pzr1s had pur=ned the sane course Ia thls
u41eeAdHt eFatr r.
"A ,eeln9 Of weaHeess and truuple1s1n'
at1slr." app,led 10 tbs second of December
sre phraees deserving to be painted upon ths
highrst chlmncrs Of the palace Of Versailles
Amkn commits the mokt InnAstcous ctimt
which the Gaeess< tes 7rsbusaa9 ever has It
coried. He Causes to be shot, transported
! imprisoned or txfled,t one hundred thouaane
| natives Ct France,. Of al ages, Eezes AMI
classes, md on the taJ on which We rub hi,
| big noae IN the blood hehas ,asde, be deciare
.hst he-exna1sncex " = feeling Of weGtae&s r
Those who have suffered hfseeu yae' 0
| ts.n,po!tetIou. or we're plAced for the saua'
EEDHth c1 F3fH6 UllQGt t4< SW sGa'*AAp-7 ~ ss1&
po11re, re1e no lea- weary. and Il 1nfoodJ
erer suffered from :" : feeling Of wesFiuess,
IT was certainly the unfortunate h1rtn
Bi1aure, 1ho. no .te I'd Of peeemher, 1851
VI, MI ed from his bed In the hospital to b
shot seenud tine.
| comprehend very Een that the fenem
brxun of the 50 Of December should nlE It
1uthor With various feeLnKs-renosss, sna
den te1zora h the dead Of might, if1epsessaoi'
| shuddus n i starts; but 10 call the.e emo
lions "we4rin as' Il remarkably lupuaeoi
int imagine \ father whom fu9e d'tassnt
tos charges With having successfully cut th
throsts of his four children, and who rspAe
+ gNny:
t" 1sa,iness. Tou would obltgo ne ~ not a
ludhz 10 II any noae."
The last nss1o one Il beg your pardon
rsder. mean the lass bo. one1 OF Qaee
Hortense 4looks upon ,sho usssacres % ii
| Bop1oysrd Mcntmartrs, on the 81 Of neceul
br. .Bs1;.s =, common game q bah o1 b.
| Eeaose: snd hss. qtaotsl louEnal3 resotd p
fadFua following - s1anY tuaaaaea -
she9 had IN n-erted tne fonowt lts@:
HThe Ampezur, h2ytnk pla9ed ~ leaP-noi
, 1869-01-03
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Even he Berlin Ereus- Zeitung, Pfesl-
dent Johrkon's last friend in tho German
prcss, drops him now md denounces h!a re.
pudiation r.eseogc.
A Plotessoranip Of American History
xud Literature. u to be established at the
Gnive.tilJ OF Heidelberg. and TO be offered
% distinguished Ans hcan seholtr.
H.mbe has been uomfuased for Che
Cerps LeEislasls In The HArseit1es District in
place Of tho Late u. Berger. The Demo-
ctAts count upon heavy gains At the election,
which mi take plaee. on the l5th ct JanusrT,
Gu'z1t has :rtcently- become a great
grandfather. Ontof his granddAughters was
married rear ago N merchant Of Eor.
dskux, snd-hit htaty added 4 sclou TO the
disttnguhhed family
4 Mopi-h correspondent of tha Ham,
burgh Enptvtiai Cor7e.poadtn iatlpaates atat
the young King Of Hasar.a Is crack bzafned,
It d that After making his personal aequasu
tanre 1t KisstnKru, tue Empe1or and Elm
press Of Ru.aa do OF xsnt xuy longer to ie,
blm have their beautI11l daughter.
The King ot Denmark waa recently
thrown from bis carriage. and his atteud1nts
! when. lifting him from the ground, though
[ at G.st be was dead. He Was not long, how
| s1er, IA axstlng to CONSEQUENCES. HI drzt
| wne5s, rpou opening bis q "a, were :: u Dohot
| uy word to the Queen r. -.
Dr. Z,be], fol. twenty yetrs pkss man.
| sgiag edIta. OF tho Berlin Tastoaak zitang
| WIS prosecuted during thst period o1er eI9hsl
ttrues by the gorernmeut fos odsaces aEsius'
| TIM Press aws. found guilty uver hfty times
acd' eenteuctd s1trE=theT to nine Jcsza' I'm
| psl.on1nent md daea amounting to oEel
tt5, ,ooo- Aoat Of the Imprisonment, however
The cson,ess Wslew:kl iheizt brtakes
Il the death OF ner slfted.h1sband. ThsEm
pxeza, waahlug. to comfort her tn her gFies
| wrote her the other -dAy that she H1s to b.
| he1esforth. her first lsdr Of houor, posttin,
for which the Countess had formerly sPplEes
h wiz. Now sha rejected The offer ias
mediatelJ, snd replied to tha E1npreaa tbs
ale would not return anr more to Paris.
,Fnlsrick Gerstaecker, the celebrate.
Ge,nAn traveller, eays in bis lxte- work
",Ttavel. IN lhe United ststes sud Mexico =
1851 - that, 10 passing through the Southen
States, he lid not nee. ! stugle politteis.
but shat. :. Is soon As he found out that Ges
stxectar wls fore1Rner,. expressed the mos
dls1oyA sensinents, and uttered the hop
that the Union would Be reuf aaunder. =
MI. SJousbe1g, The Prussan fsfae1Is
wbo, ie the course oi I've 1e4rss rosa Etot
ah]ect poverty TO wealth ID consequence {
his khrevd railroad speculatioas, aud who
now considered worth ton million dollar,
was IN ls60 fu New Ior' xhera he sold lot
tHy tickets. He lateis purehased ERestorh'
celebrated mAt hine Works in the city Of Haz
orr Tor ssrrn hundred and afty. thousan
dollars, cash.
/ The Qaeen of Belgium, it Is said, hs
1ee1bed The ~ Hons Of her ro1sl husosu
b the 1tat selfAboaR st.nu with which 81
dssoted herself to nurE1ag biz insane sista
caalotta-. 1hsee. years ago l. coolne.s ha
i zzisen- te<weea the Queen Apd thn- EInI
which threatened to lead Ia I pernanes
spasstioo. For whole year they trieste
, 1869-01-03
MUSICAL SKETCHES.
no. /.
Wt1ttsn TT TIT TnontA.

4
- ~. ~ .,a,o -. aans ~ -,.n ns..a aa.,,
x.. s.ts" k ~ ,.s.ss.. s. 4 - s.s'a .us u
49,, 49, ,,'-sx r. ~. 49, ~ ,s,.aa ~
49, a.o,s =. ~ -. -, .a.o,,.at,,., tas.a saa
-ae .,I. W ~ ....'N.t. - 4u .ue' -
sar.,,..s ' ~ =, 49, ~ III, t,s - .ansa.ss." au
.,N "a ~ a.. a,o.,s...s sss.,sI a ~.
oth.,I++ asn n.,nt ~ ,~s,, ~ s.:,,...,..,
uta.4 p,1at ~ W" .S. ~ .ssauu' ',s,,'.;
s9.N - We. ~ ~. a.ss+ ~. 'sss.s'es .uH..,.
~ - - 49,. A.. 80 49, 80
ulasa .a,N :" .As a'", .A1s. .,s 80 ,n' n nsa
s.a t.,.-'- 80
o.o.. ~. a. "~s1'''s etN' WA 1@>'s
~ !, =. ,.. ,,...,
souse4esa "e'e "t..sea 49,. nAo
NAeu Aoou. ."aA s,si oote' 1ue eser' g.
vun s A.'s .ss' ~" nN'a t1ses , ~ ~ We
.Ae 70 Ans~ ~" .ne' n'.a ~ utoo, "lat
loeJ .ooosae ana aets, sa1 ~ rhns aasu tn
t.ohs .ese 70 sueu tE. us. ~. "e " soaoe, toe
tceo'u y. tae4 ~ $3.50 ~ :. . ..~@ 1.ue4
world Of sufEtDe passions "alca tney picture
t % e,s1's~n .u1 ue'>uk ee".steesA' eee
breeding ioFe' me sunny )os mo INC psesssng
thcza. We know that they were Intensely
human. or thsy conld not make u, lauxh md
[-nsn X. toov IN 1hst 1hev nnn,3 b.r.
~. -. -, ,n:.asrs- 49, sn-,x A.
e0.e4ee =" - =
ant 70 they fhse more than intellectual H.
terest. VIC hke to .1or them better, b..
e.use thev CONC 80 near our sympsshles.
nTth, i-1,lt.o, ra1.a that survr,t fh.,,,
.sr.. 49, ssa.,s ~, 80 f:-r1,n, Gr.,rsf. -,
sa'eAy neatit ~ 1e ue. , u~ue 0u1e ~ ~
this ideA rsee Fhs1- aculp;n1e Ta 70 he
| teaut5-loring Creek, painting to tia sto-
.nous Naliapa md architecture to the myxttc
! ,,tad,. ,c-. -tr,hoflie4. theIr a1mo.t ne.
.us ..re-s,. -S-.. =.
IoouE P1s~Uns~ 1oa see. -
| SNeus Up IKE great lore rom tneaf tnnost
| souls. Ont Of thfa oSerdowing life the lAs-
ters have sprunsezchildreu Of lmpolse most
| 1r :. ro<.a.n ay.&x.s ,,sns11v ~ t4rd1v
- ,.-aah..-~a y,,1, .~,n -
| E1nesooS Aae ~. "'tu tra' u
tpluona nd pure ums. bns now "a many
Of them were or all the c}adness they gave
to the world how little theJ kept for them
..s3rta, IT. did they f3rd sorue ,rnn+nx.t}oo
Isx1at ~. ~ ~. I,o.11 ,nsa - ,,s.ne ~sel
He Ano. noa o.. o.ea5 W. " ee1s
| 70 keenlS allied to esfth, yet uFed 70 nen
7 the starr,
In trsc!n4 the history OF these maste1s v,
.~.e. ,1.n ,hr or-,t c,,,ro,.: ~ ,hnn,Gt
=.
5Aeh ~ ~ Nsasaasa aa anese y !:
haen. VIC Hea9s ~ y sse mae s.. o. n.opsloe, @
, 1869-01-03

The lire stock business transacted In this
city daring 1868 VI. rrry large. The sa1ss
At the Urlon Stock Yards foot up about
Axty-Hrc million dollars. The receipts were
so4, ,sa cattle, 1,7u6. .7G hogs, 27o,e75 sheep,
l,6a6 hosses, tnd % nnnles.
The 9panish party s1e mixing nse Of the
black element m their operations asalnss the
Creole rebels. A gentleman tuzt from Hs'
vapA raw the1c two rnxlmenh Of black vol
uaseers, es aboos 800 uea. They arc taken
from the free negroes in and around Hayana
, 1869-01-03
kpULTERATI0H or LIQUORS

York as 10 the extent 70 which The liquors
retA.ltd At the most respectable hotels
sre eompoundei of vicious drugs, may
hare ore Focd retule 1t the brandy and
wEiseey sold 1t ibe Continental, 81
Nicholas, Filth Averue, ard other lead
irg hotels In New Y:rk, are not pure,
but arc compounded OF articles which /
are Injurious to health, it no: to life, what
must be the character ct the stuff gener-
Al's sold Il the thousands Of other bars, |
where the prices are very much 1owcrf !
For instance, Il 4 fistci9s1- hotel, under !
pre,erce Of selling braody At dfty cents q
glass, Ee.is an impure compound, Of which |
brandy is but 8 smsil proportion, what
kind Of strtf nsy be expected at another |
bar, where brandy Is sold Ut ten cents a
glass: WhlskeT IS al a1ticte which may
be sold in its puress state 1t the ordinary
prices asked u respectable bars and
yield p1c1s four timer tb coFs aud Jet
we ehelieve that in no single instauce did
The examining chemist find pure article
IN ary Ct the Specimens submitted to
him. What must be the quality Of the
drugs retailed In the low shops to the
pereots who pHy bat Grom three to six
cents drink! 1.-THE liquors ot the first
class lo:els b made ur 10 great psrt Of
fuEtl c,', how fatal must be the article
vi icb is sold at one-teu b Of The prices
lsl.d for at such hole s. There Is. there
lore, no questioning the TACT that, under
the io1u's aud by &ae uaue os splrlsuoua
1'1E.7s, 'as1e Aze 300 70 the pubic
l.
pe'sonous drugs which, il sold Alone IN
'HEe qusnt't'nes 1or use, W-oia subject
The ssih1 to severe peua'taes: 1nele
be fem'aS iot saas Hlde-
sprtad evil, 4nn tne eae piE:
ktnts al opportunity y nntea tae
1r'c1ds CT Temperance e1 al soaafs u
oplalen may uni'e IN ha"p.'An'ng .
G'es& s'oo 70 .ae puu4r 4@1's5' Ane
policy OF prom oi''on n1s oseo ana ai"A5s
Will be opposea; I'll ehoi.s 70 entefee IL
have ptovea aoorass' IL not pos'usely
pfomosTe OF the VICE IL @1ins 70 suppress.
but N Inc supfessaoa AM tas ss'e ot
adulseTA3eo liquors, saa u tae punishment
sS5ei oeallnE out atiosetot'too oe oseo ~ "aE-
'aTaey AId hza1oy, all classes o. eocaesy vii
:. 7$xlte, ata nc4e mole ness'a5 'osa tat
a,ss.sy ynsuuers Of sprln, who are robbed o.
~ :sRoth heasth And moneg o5 ne
Spfaud. We are aware that the advo
4estes OF pEon:bsuon 1na1ss thai
@aH spHnueus ifquo1a ara ueces
srly po1sono".. eoo, therefore. hsJ
a1sss ofs'1 p'oa'o saeG ~
enntels- 6u' uA1A A.au kent,
Eeluse 10 800 ~ ~ T. ~, ~
Will EonaA1e ~ w. st''A's'4. =, U+A !" -
, 1869-01-03

thoosan4 varying moods Of = heAlthful $oul
that i Aun Of feeling. but neyes consum:d by
Il 3he1e Are umes when We cannot listen
TO either Of the others. TheY arc too he7Ff
breaking. Mendelssohn We can al~aya
Esddext
HI ie,te.s .1rom sxasse.l.nd are Ike \
br.sta from The Atps-to clear aud bEaclng
aud hos chreffu he Is eTerywherei 10.
lo1ipg,y, too, ,.be remembers them al ~
hont, and how kcen h1s interest IN rtery de-
tad Of that happy tauIr circle! HLxhofa
chAtzr z ahmea out In these enduring
recors3A OF bis tesyela. bright, z1duat and S0ec.
By wise judk meus, vivid and poetic tmAsln-
auon Joined with Cain and fr1nk sincerity,
far1s he did not IKE. Ltsh these Wis too
,.!ss md a1ttes.l It I: ?uiis Ro.;in1!ss ta.s
ra.1eko7er poltt,eA md unesatIsu aad Rae<',
K Laa$,e, with it dancing npna. l.. u no'
! likely that IL had c5uch syupethy With tdti
puye-sonlrd Northern Nt,st. who derounce6
The immortality Ct the French staEr, aud
: he wa hoso<ed By ihe Consesr..otrs
aud bis a1tis3 friends. But th2t did not xnf
6ce. Hu genius w1s not fFench. aud could
rot appeal 10 French puhhc. &c was g!ae
10 set away from rAr!s, INTO EaglAod- HheE'
be Has peited and afoFed eoouSa % urn sot
had Of a1yone 1cs eTenlT balanced thar
On hi. return to Genans he en
, tcrvd upou the senous business OF iii
u Mosica1 Director NJ Dusseldorf Eli ssal
. | here WIS not Of loug duration. He rem5Tos
. ! to LAi ,a!c in 1885. Hurt ha speas tho re
uaInder Of his lut, vith the exception Of |
: | 3ear II Berlin md oeesAonat vi.its 10 Eng
| land. ...- ~
.. Not long after this be WAS married. Men
! delsohn eeeu,s TO hxre beeu quite fzte dou
. | The heart troubles that usrally disturb ii
| rep te OF srthA. PzhAps be was content
: batk tn the sunshine OF universal lore; Q
| 1t NAV be that the incense and adalatioo
j ! received spoiled in f,r more etcIas1ve a
I fcctious. We do not learn that he ever mad
i ! blu,seH miserable about any woman, And b
r wss rot married urN he was txenty-elst
5 5cA1s old. But"stht COURSE of true lore
. nm rs EmoothlY ~ ali tae rest ol bis III
+ H mes>a bean,asul ADD accomplished wozaa
{ IN FtaafksC; loved bar, and.: in doc tim.
1 m.rr1ed her oolS evidenc4 ~ hare .nl
: be ua psvtoundi3 moveA. tvna than, II N
t letter rsissen aoSui $ha time Of b shettotnn
I ! IN which h. .ays:" fcsn inehhex eoapos
rot wits letskfs, ,.noz1ass saale pa nj she q
o Il o.s that can do l. u sketeh little"
= We suppose that he ss&s lttle osturbs
= that The current Of bis tfoughls dio "sf no
, 1869-01-03
@fcAoo, jan 4, 1863,

{
| not ill the heavens with The GLORY Of the
clouds, uor The seas with the efath Of the
storms; woptd no: I'll the spring THh 1eAfy
promise, the GUNNER u hi emerald shteo, tho
Eututnn with eo1c en- EfnFt and tht winter
With the lu8zons, white silence OF the 50 ,w;
would not harc made thoss thrce pfst 1hh1gt
on Garth, thu 6owers, the t,tttaa and The little
| children, In which there Is no difference OF
beauty Or funoctnce; would not hare p1n-
treed mr OF s1seec edsc,a # they weze not 70
furthermore said TO MEeuon, Who appreciates
thtse things moro kcculy than The rest Of Us,
I and who. ! sometimes think, mu1t bt, very
elosety related to eotue bright petalted lower
Of The garden or to some beautiful winged
ssa rhsh aut;er nsose }oq - nj t,se ,n;e X. <.
heantltul earth. MT Dear Child while youth
y EiQ xith Ii end nuf lasr,s beat lightly.
!. Fun eonn the uln14x Fill CONT, WHEN or
eyea r,ll he dlmued to IT. great bcautE, and
We shall stt By the hearth md ~eare pel,n,
eubers- Il We should be 50 fortunst x
as 10 get 10 Heaven, re shall
more fully spp1cciate- i fot'hAting learned
% Lore and @toy- the old Fps3d oesuE. tol
: We shall und1 aetedly c.'ry or s.sies xith
! ptveelovei tho birds aud heveIs Andiilel
:, children, tho brooks and stsrs sud tfets ane
; | tnnuntsiLt, Hhcn they get 10 Hcav<a, the.
| eyr do. I am nat certain that Al1A1 Elt
xts never lifted for earth will he0Eduet
" A. admunstorJ witch Of Rheumatism (D1t
Won cvcs have Is! II not, doa't. +reFattd
: DC hi, ! must pas 10 AmuxenentS IN
: draw mi. nttcr 10 rheumatic clo1e. Rheu
: rnaslsrh Il thing 10 be avoided It's 10
' eune nctse 10 Christianity EoFto PEopse g
. of ,hs Elns's EsEl.h. 1t u earthly, essen
: tlal and deTilish.
r \, the Opera House,, 'Tae Ihfes Guard;
= men p" ril continue TO he one Tot Ill and Z
Iof one this week IS last, With some ne~ N
d beautiful elects tn tie Sally Port seeoe
+ will probably fuu-an tbs week, at uoth1n
:. further l. underlined.
). At Aevkkes't. LOTS, that little dtamat
Il \ Vii q The w1P. .1tnhhS nnottet EeekS y
. Monday and Tuesday she Viii apbeh
E "upele TOMS Ca.!n;'' On "Wednesday N
q Tnursdaf, IN " Tho Pet q 4hc .Psatie aat&
a ard "Faully Jass;' - aud on Fra ~ ind 81
u urday. 10 " The Femaie Detective" and * a
:. b}ect OF Interest," .Atter Lotta'A euSax
- meLt Dti5'a Etaat u ltGhl alag = u unde
4 lined, and PHr N -tomts Ars- De9tt.sl
Fart. .....
IL Al uood'a Huseum the week conumenea
With beneHt fe1 that deses1!tK. {sa1ny UT
lbodJ, Alice Holland, who viii appear
, 1869-01-03

'~%~
ssflles. poiso1efs became known. When
SoJe, the hesbos'st and polsoo-mouger, vss
not sentenced to death, but 70 Imprisonment
Tor life, The audtence burst into loud exso.a-
tions, 1hst Is infn1asus that Is unjust I
TO the Kni1or5de with, him !'' shon:ed the
spectators When the esmo sentence was
passed upou JonrE Josephine Gabriel 6bA
| tainted, and the audience seemed TO- pity her
greatly. THAT is unjust, too !" shouted the
! men, md tho Women sept The excitement
| feaebed 1ts hlahe1t pitch Hhen the presiding
Judge aAked Au.e. Wills If abe wanted to sxy
saVtni1e ee'ors eenteree WIS pdssed upon
htE- She shrrw. hetsea upou her kneea and
heeEtd for mercy In The ruoss heart rendtns
msnne1. she sobbed out that she had not
tlept Tor three week., AID said II aha WA
teal ID N4son for + long time It would ku
both her old mother and herself. She cursed
Asxtno. htr loSer, who had mforrned The
aatho1atHs Of her crime. with tesrtbtd' Bitter.
ne neg, aed when sentence Of Imprisonment fof
w ~ paaeed upon her, she tors her hair,
threw herself on the, Goor, and allied The
, 1869-01-03

Berryer, whom the last generation cons1d-
cred tic greatest orator Of his .sgc, Is dead.
This E1usi1Ious MAD, after defending Marshal
Ney, contributed much toward bringing
about the execrsble expedition to Rome In
1919, and took part in 4 considerable number
oi react1onary measures, we'll calculated to
dlspet the admiration let for hun BY Repul3-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-20
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
SIS. Buy the Best. $l5.
Sent by Express, Cash on Delivery.
The Genuine 0roide Gold Watches

IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED ~
MS, arc all tho best make. HUNTiNG
CASES. finely chased and beautifully enamGied
PATENT and DETACHED LEVERS, FULL
JEWELED, and every watch perfectly regulated
Guarnntred by tho Company
To keep correct time. and wear and not tarnish,
but retain an appearance equal to solid Soid a.
long us worn. ,,.,,,
ont by mail and cxpress,C 0. D., anywhere
within the United States and Canadas, at the
regular wholesale price, payable on delivery.
No Money 10 Rcquirc6in AdVnncc,
As VIC prefer that ull should receive and see tho
Goods before paying for them.
A 81. Sio Wasci 10 Any Addrr.,, SIP.
A club OF SIX. with an EXTRA watch to tno
Agent sending the club, 800; making SEVEN
Also, superb lot OF most elegant
Oroide Chains,
Oftho latest and most costly styles and patterns;
for Ladies' and Gcntlemcn's wear, nom ~ 70 ~
inchcs in length, ut prices OF g, 81, " and s.
each. Sent. when ordered with watch, at tho
rccular wholesale prices.
Dc.cribo the WRtch Required.
Whether Ladies' or Gcntlemcn's size, and sd.
drcss your orders and lettors to
Fiji OROIDE WATCH Co.,
llS Puiton atreet, New York.
jeeS1msp
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Assessors Notice.

H1oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned, being ES-ofllcio Assessor OF
Tho town of Gold Hill. and also, by appointment,
Assessor for State and County purposes for the
same township. has this day commences asscss-
inc all taxable property In Gold Hi for the fis,
cal year. All persons subject 70 taNa.ioh on VIII w
sessmeut roll. when called upon:
UIRAM CRANDAII., Assessor.
Gold Hill, May 10, 1862 myio-H
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For Rent.

THE DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, HAY
| Yard and premises formerly occupied by
William Dolman, Main street, Gold Hill. Terms
reasonable. Apply TO
Gold Hill, August II, 1869. 1w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-20
Probate Notice.

ESTATE OF 4. MoSTMiNY. DECEASED.
II Notice i hereby given by the undersigned,
executor oc the above named estate, TO the
creditors Of aud oil persons having claims
AGAINST. said deceased. to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from tuc first publication of this notice, TO the
undersigned. Mt his place OF business, on Main
street, Gold hill.
II. II. FLAGG, Executor.
Gold hin, August 2, iS69-im.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27
N o IT I @ f
Taxpayers of Shelby County.

THE Tax Books for the year 1869 will be ready
i January J. 1870. and will immediately
thereafter proceed to collect according to law.
All Tax PAYERS who have perEOral property
must como forward at once or they will ind
their taxes in the hands Of Constables. who are
authorised 10 distrain a sufiiciency to pay ali
taxes. 1 will attend at the following named
places for the purpose Of receiving the State
and County taxes for the year 1852;
District No. lat C. NJ. Freed's store (Hazel
Flats, on Tuesday. January II.
District No. Nv. G. Wards. ESQ.,. on Mon
day, January 10.
District No. s-Bolton's store. on Saturday,
Januaryo.
District No. 4-Cuba. on Friday. January Z.
Distrie. No. s. Enrine house corner Second).
on Monday. January "a.
District No. 6-Raleigh, on Saturday, jan
uary Is.
Distric. No. 7-Bsrtlett, on Friday. January
District No. g. Shelby Depot. on wednesday.
January u.
District No. g. FishsrviIlc. on Thursday.
January Is.
District No. 10 - Collierville. on Monday,
January II.
District No. 1l-Germantown. on Tuesday,
January is.
District No. 2-Mechlnicsville. on Thurs
day. January %.
District no. l3-Arnoid's. on Friday. jan
uary q.
District No. IA Office corner Second and
Union, on Tuesday, January p.
District No. IS II andwerker's grocsiy (Chel-
seal. on Saturday. January p.
District No. l6-White's station, on Wednes
day, January ~.
District No. IL Mcconners Church. OF
Thursday. January 6.
WIN. MCLEAN.
Tax Collector, Shelby County, Tenn.
Office in County Court Building, .sorner o.
| Second and Union ytreeis. Room No 4. VII.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

Mr. JuKEs-Dear Sir: In reply TO
vour INQUIRY as TO the success ct the
cooking stove called the Reliance pur-
chased of you, will state that the cost
of fuel for running that stove, compared
10 the wood one, is about one.seventh In
favor of the coal stove. The expense OF
the wood stove, with wood at So per cord,
Is about fifty cents per day, besides tho
cutting, and the coal stove about eighit
cents. az used at my house-my cook
using + coal and 4 coke. The calcula'
ton is made upon coal at 81 10 per
bushel. and coke at Ia cents per bushei
The cooking is done quicker and as well
on the Reliance" as upon the wood
stove. Yours, truly,
Iol CSC. DIXON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-27

A RARE CHAScE.-The proprietor of
the LEDGER is now Offering at bargain
one Of the most desirable pieces Of
property in the suburbs Of Memphis.
The place is four miles cut on the Her
nsndo road, aud cornering on the survey
made for the Memphis and Selma rail-
road, and upon which should the road
ever be completely the depot will be
erected, as there will be no land OF
either side Of the road for sale for many
years to come. The tract contains
twelve and half acres good land, we'll
improved; new house, kitchen, servants
house, smoke-house, corn-crib, carriage
house, wagon and shelter, etc , all new
fine young orchard, rsspberries, straw,
berries and grapes fine clover lot, grass
lot, garden, etc. two splendid 'asiernI
and horse pond. Adjoining the above
place, on the north side, is Widow Whit
more's place, containing twenty-foul
acres, well improved, that is also on th'
market as bargain. For any one desir
Gus Of going into the gardening and frui
raising business, these vo places canpo
be excelled as regards location, qaalit.
of soil, improvements and cheapness 0
the prices that they are now offered 81
Any one DESTROYS to invest viii be show
the lands By calling at the LEDGER Office
or at Lanier 1 WGddelfs Office, %
Second street, or on the premises. "a