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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-19
OFFICE YELLOW JACKET

" Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill, New.
December II, lS6S.-Noticc IL hereby given to the
stockholders Of the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company, that u meeting will he held at tho Of
Gee Of said company, Gold Hill. Nevada, on the
FIFTH DAY OF. FEBRUARY, 1869, for the
purpose Of increasing the capital stock Of said
company, from one million two hundred thou
sand dollars $l,2OO,0O0, TO two millions four
hundred thousand dollars ($2, 400, 1000, and also
to increase the number of shares from twelve
hundred q 200 to twenty-four thousand $4,000.
being twenty COZ shares 10 the foot.
JNO. B. WINTERS,
WM. SHARON, Trustees,
THOMAS G. TAYLOR.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.
4 LPHA CoNaOLIDATRD MIN-

~ ing Company, Gold Hill, Storey County,
The following described stock. on account Of
assessment No. 2, levied on the third day Of De.
cembsr, 1868, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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PApER. PAPER! PAPER.
For Rent.

'IHE GOLD HILL THEATER. POS
session given February 1st. 1S9. 30
Apply Z" w. +. LAFFERTS or 6. Win
WATERS. jal5.tf
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
l. 3lst day Of December, A. d. 1868, n warrant
In bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
JAMES II. JAQUA, Of the County Of Lyon,
State Of Nevada, who has been adjudgeda bank.
rupt on his own petition; that the payment Of
inS to such bankrupt to him, or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property by him, arc forbid.
den by law; that q meeting OF the creditors OF
tho said bankrupt, to prove his debts and TO
chooae one or more assignecs OF his estate, will
be held at i Court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at tho ONCE OF Mr.. E. STROTHER, a Register
In Bankruptcy Of said Court, No. 16 North c
street, in Virginia City, Storey County, State OF
Nevada. before said Register, on the 18th day OF
January, A. D. 1869, at II O'Clock n.
+. IRWIN,
US Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
BY r, V. DET, Deputy.
Bishop & o'Bricn,. ktty's for Petitioner.
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DANRY COLI AND SILVER

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company-Location: Lyon County.
State Of Ncyada.-Noticc Is hereby given, that
ut a meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF said
company, held on the ninth day OF January,
1869, an assessment Of Two Dollars ($2) per
share was levied on the capital stock OF raid
company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the Office OF the
company, Room No. IS Hayward's Building, No.
40 California street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-.
main unpaid on the TWELFTH DAY OF FEB
RUARi, 1869, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on MONDAY, the first day OF March,
1869, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF salc.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
" A. NOEL. Secretary.
ohiee-Room No. Is, sHayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Califor.
mis-. jal3-oaw1w
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divide NOTTCE.--TER
~ Kentuek Mining Company has this day de.
clarcd n dividend OF Twenty Dollars ($aO) per
OF the said company, payable on SATURDAY,
january 9th. 1869. The dividends upon all stock
standing in the name OF A. +. Hill, Trustee, will
be paid by the Agency OF the Bank OF California
in Virginia, Nevada. on presentation OF the Ger.
tileates OF stock. j. D. FRY, President.
otice Kentuck Mining Company, San Francisco,
january 6, 1863. jaS-tf
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Notice.

TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
L Court, District OF Nevada, at Gold Hill, Sto-
rey County, Nevada, the 10th day OF October,
AID. 1865. The undersigned gives notice OF ms
County Of Storey and State Of Nevada, within
said District, who has been adjudged q bankrupt
on creditors petition BY the District Court Of
said District. RICHARD
Assignee Of l.. a.. Stone, . Bankrupt.
a NAV eoncarn. del2-f q
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d TUE CREDITORS OF C.

ITO THE CREUlTUFtH VIE, o
i Graft. Bankrupt.-Notice Is hereby given
that / have, this 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1869.
filed with R. NJ. Daggett. Clerk OF the United
States District Court, at his office, No. lG North
C street. Virginia City, Nevada, my final account
a. assignee Of said estate, and that the same Il
now open to the inspection OF all creditors OF
sud bankrupt. All creditors who hayc proven
their debts can receive their final dividend on
demand. c. DERBY, Assignee.
Virginia, January 18th, 1869. ja16-10t
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ssRssMRNT NOTICE At A
IA Meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF the
Arizona Gold and Silver Mining Company. held
this day, an assessment OF Fifty Cents per share
was duly levied upon each and every share OF
the capital stock Of said Company, payable i'm:
his ONCE, No. 60 South c street. By order Of
tho Board OF Trustees.
r. r. SMITH, Secretary.
Virginia, December 18th, 1868. do15-lm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Millmen, Painters, Glaciers
Paper Hangers, Etc.

10000 foO Stone; AN'Li'n D''A
100 CARRoYsOF SULPHURIC
25 CARROYS NITRIC ACID,
rs CARBOyS MURIATIC ACID
100 o LBS. ATLANTIC AND
JEWETT'S LEAD
1000 LBS. ENGLISH RED LEAD
$500 GALS. ENGLISH BOILED
OIL, in Drums and Bnrrelsi
so RBLS. OHIO FIHE PROOF
PAINT
1000 GALS. SECOND QUALITY
OP BOILED OIL, for
Roof Painting, Etc., Etc.
PAPER! PAPER! PAPER?
T HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE AND
extensive assortment of WALL PAPER
ever offered in this State, comprising English,
French, and American patterns, in Gilt, satin
and Blank.
For list OF prices and samples, call at
JOSEPH FREDERICKs',
No. IS south @ street, virEiuin,
OPPOSITE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
Where win also be found WINDOW GLASS OF
all sizes; LOOKING GLASS PLATES, Double,
Thick Glass; PICTURE FRAMES: GILT
MoCLDINGS. etc: WINDOW SHADES OF all
descriptions: CoRNICES, etc.
u Orders for Glazing, Papering, House and
Sign Painting, etc, len nj
49,. JOSEPH FREDERICKS'.
ID Sou'h I street, opposite Bank OF California.
no2l-lm
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nIYIDEND NOTICE OFFICE
Gold Hill, Nevada, January 9Th. 1869. Diyi.
dend No. Is, Of One Hundred Dollars $500
per share, was this day declared, payable at the
Office OF the Company, or at tho Bank OF Califor.
mia. San Francisco, on and after the 18th inst.
The transfer books OF the company will be
18th Of January.
ja5-a F. F. OsBIsToN, Secretary.
GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL
SJ and Mining Company.-Notics.-Thc IN.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF tho above
named company, for the election Of Trustees to
serve for the ensuing year. will no held on
MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1859. at . O'Clock r. NJ, at their Office,
No. IA California street. San Francisco, Cal.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, December 9sth, 1888. dcs9.td
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MI. W. D. Cameron, Agent,

Can he found at the ONCE Of HoSTETTER.
SMITH & co. All orders addressed to him
win receive prompt attention.
no4-3m4p
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHANGE OF NAME.

NEERcApo & CO., SUCCESS.
wi sors to MERcADo s. SEUL-
LY, have been obliged, for their
own protection and the safety Of
the public, to change the name Of
their celebrated Bitters to
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-19
Not Justice, but Pardon.

In the days when Napoleon was first
consul of France, n well-dresscd girl four
teen years of age presented herself alone
at the gate of the palace. by tears and
entrcaties she moved the kind.hcarted
porter To allow her To enter. Passing
from one room to another. she found her
way to tho hall through which Napoleon.
with his officers. was 10 pass. When he
appeared, she cast herself at his feet, and
In tho most earnest and moving manner
cried. Pardon, sire pardon for my In
ther !"
"And who Is your father ?" asked Ma
poleon "and who are you ?"
my name Is Lajolia," she said. and
with flowing tears added, "but, sire, my
father Is doomed to die"
"Ah. young lady" replied Napoleon,
81 can do nothing for you. II Is the sec
oud time In which your father has been
found guilty OF treason against the State"
"Alas," exclaimed tho poor girl, 81
know Il, sire but I do not ask for Jas.
Roc-I implorc pardon. bcsecch you,
forgive, oh. forgive my father !"
Nnpolcon's lips trembled. and his eyes
filed with tears. Afler q momentary
struggle of feeling. he gently took the
hand Of the young maiden, and said, We'll
my child. for your sake i will pardon your
father. That is enough. Now leave mo
quick"
Reader, whoever you are, know that,as
n sinner against God. the cry from your
lips must also be, "Not justice. but par
dom"
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On Marriage.

The causes of all the woes In married
and social life. Is that men and women,
being themselves external and sensual.
are attracted to each other by external
and sensual motives. Physical beauty Is
esteemed above spiritual beauty. Exter-
nal possessions are desired more than In
ternal and heavenly treasures. Self gov
ems all-thc love Of self and the world.
When scnsuality, selfshness, vanity and
ambition, are the evil genii which brings
them together. and which haunt In various
disguises the Altar. the nuptial couch, the
domestic circle. what can we expect hut
discord and misery; diseases Of mind and
body; broken vows broken hearts; tho
Internal marriage Of the evil and the false
In the individual soul and the awful shad-
ows of hell projected upon carth'
Lot men and women learn that marri-
age Is the most solemn event Of life. Let
q pure and holy ideal of marriage be
planted In tho youthful mind. Ict the
question of tho heart bc, not what Il Is to
gain, but what II Is to girc. Let mar
riagc be regarded as tho chief means Of
regencration-as the partner and co-work-
or with the Church and the Word In the
salvation of tho soul. Let II bc the occa-
sion Of self.cxnmination. watchings and
prayers; then only will Il become tho lit
tle wickct.gaie which Pilgrim saw, and
which led to the Celestial Country.
Oh, that every bridal pair In the first
freshness and charm Of their welded bliss,
when they are all thc-world to each other.
and life Is tinted with auroral hues, could
know the wonderful and momcntus Sc
cret OF keeping their hearts In perpetual
spring; Of retaining forever the exquisite
bloom and ecstncy of their early love; OF
binding their souls together In eternal
fidelity. purity and peace; and Of making
their home such heaven, that heaven
must inevitably bc their home. When
husband and wife ARE equally impressed
with sense Of their obligations to tho
Lord and tn each other; when they mako
the word Of God their rule oi life. and
read Il and pray over Il together. when
the spiritual welfare Of their children Il
the first and unitrd moral aspiration of
their hearts, we have homo Of heavenly
order. purity and peace, tho ideal OF
Christian civilization and the hope of the
world.-fi~m DR.. Hoicon,bc's nep booL.
entitioi "7hc S:1cs-Iiere and Hereafter"
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The Franklin (N. H. Union, Of late
date. is responsible for the following state
ment
There Is man who Is now living In q
remote part Of tho town of Ossipec. His
namo Is Joshua Hammock, and, according
to the best information which can be gath.
cred from his ncighbos and relations, II
Is believed he Is living ut the most incred-
iblc age of ono hundred and sixty years
or more. lie moved TO Ossipce from the
State of Maine some thirty years ago. He
Is native of Scotland. where he lived
until no was about forty years Of nge. He
married and lost his wife In his native
country. He had ono daughter who came
over with him TO this country. and with
whom and her descendants, he has ever
since resided. The family. who have the
care Of him now. are middle aged people,
and arc his descendants in the fifth gen.
Grafton. lie served in the old French war
was with Rogers In his compaign up
about lakes George and Champlain. and
on his return, recollects seeing Gov. Shir-
Icy and his Secretary. William Alexander
near Albany.
His appearance Is that of cxtreme age
and imbccility. lie takes nothing but
the simplest kinds of food. and that with
a spoon from dish placed before him:
He has used tobacco from his youth, and
has probably chcwcd and smoked moro
than q ton In his time. lie says, how
ever, he thinks IL has hurt. him, and that
Il will shorten his life many years. Ac-
cording to the best Of his recollcctions, he
was quite temperate until he went Into
the army. There he contrscted the habit
Of drinking arlcnt spirits, and, although
but moderate ,lrinkcr for ten or mccn
years, tho habit gradually increased until
he became an habit,nl ,lrunkard, and for
twenty-five or thirty years he drunk all he
could got. more or less. But, ~ he says.
he found Il was not doing him any good.
and he concluded to leave Il OF, and now
for moro than iifty years he has made use
OF nothing but cider.
A gentleman who formerly resided In
that section. thinks there Is some littlc
mistake In reckoning. Kannock. hc thinks
cannot be SO old by nearly thrco months.
as what the Union makes him out to be.
(ED.)
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A REMARKABLE CoLr.-A short time
since Mr.. Robert Bonner made two per-
formances on the Fi,shion Coursc. N. Y.
with five year old colt, recently added
10 his celebrated stud Of horses. never be-
fore equallcd by horse Of that age. AZ.
ter being driven over, to road wagon.
miles 10 tho Fashion Course. Mr.. bonner
speeded around tho course tho wagon
and driver weighing 3i2 Pounds-a hall
mile In Ill l.2; the second quarter milo
of this half in 81 l-2 seconds, being 2.lS
gait TO a road wagon! Then the colt was
6nrpessed 70 . sulky. and John Murphy
drpyc him mile In 3.i9 i-2; the frst half
of Inc milo In 10 IL, and tho second In
100 ii. Tho colt Is y grandlson Of Ham,
bietouian, and Is out of high-brcd Ken
t,,cLy Mare, which gives him his great
endurance. Iic Is = blood bay.-about
rs l.2 hands highland with majestic.
strong wny Of going. Tho present Fab
Ion Course n slow one, and this colts
time was tho fastest by throS seconds svcr
mado BY any horse Of any age. Mr. Bon.
ner paid sl6. 900 for this prodigy.
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NUMBER 4S.
guetrg.
sY >. 2. rRowBRipcx.

Over the hill the fArm-boy soes.
His shadow lsngthens along the land,
4 giant star In giant hand,
in the popl.r.tres, aeoys the spring.
rhe carly devs arc hiling-
In The stons-hsap darts the mlnkI
The swallows skim the rivers brink,
And homo to ths woodland dy the erowh
When over the hill the fsrm-boy goss,
Chesrily callinE,-
y.rsS.., 'S Ssssss sg, osss Ss:' tSs 81 hiii. i ''
Psintly calling. calling still,-
"Co', boss: CO., boss! cor CO."
Into the yard The hrmsr Eoes,
With grateful hcart at tho closs q day,
llarness and chain are hung away
The stnV's In the stack, The hay In Tho nov,
The cooling dews ara fAllingJ
Ths friendly sheep his welcome bleat
The piss come Eruntlng 10 his fset,
The whlunying marc her master knows,
When Into The yard the fArmer soes,
"co', Sossi CO., sos CO.. oor oo."
while still the cowboy, hr away,
does seeking thoee that have gone sstray-
''Co', boes. CO., boes COT col"
The esttis como crowding through the Ests,
About the trough by The fArm-yard pump,
Tho ffollcsomo ycarilnrs ffisk and Jumps
while Tho plcssant dews Arc 1llingI
The new-miich hcifsr 10 quick and shy,
but the old COW waits with tranquil eyeI
And tho white stream Into the bright pail novs,
When % her taak the milkmaid gocs,
eoothinxly calling
ESQ, boss %, boes -! 90: eoW
The cheerful milkmaid takes her stool,
And sits and milks In the twilight cool,
Saying, so! %, boss' sol col"
To supper at last the hrmcf Eoes,
The apples are pared. the paper rcd,
The stories are told, then all 20 bed.
without the crick etx' ecaselees song
Mskes shrill the silence all night longi
Tho heavy dcws arc falling.
The houscwife's hand has turned tho lock,
Drowsily ticks the kitchen elocki
The household SINKS 20 deep fepesei
but still In sleep the fhrm-boy goes
Singing. calling
"Co,, hoes CO., boss cor CO., COT"
And Oh the milkmaid, In her dreams,
Drums In the pail with the naAhins streams,
Murmuring .So, boe! %"
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Difference Bctwcen 1859 and 1S69-Un.
timely Death Of Col. Lconidas S,asher.
.VIxBURG,
Cyich is in the State NV Mississippi.) }
Oct. 10Th, 1869.
One NV the most ailcctin incidents wich
over come under my notice transpircd ut
the Southern Cross Hotel, In this city, to-
day. hev wept oshens NV tears in my
day, and hev seen all sorts NV horrible
deaths, but never one witch tcched my
heart rs the untimely decease NV Col. To-
onidas Slasher, NV the interior, wich took
place yesterday.
/ Iregretted the Kernels death for many
reasons. Ihcd only made his acquain-
tance five days Che had bin In town that
time), and he'd consekcntly only succeed
ed In borrerin Sl3 NV him; $3 Mt one
time and % Mt other times. He he'd mon-
cy and was flush with It; and he'd conf
IDENTIFY counted on subsisten on him for ut
least four weeks. Troo his death settles
wat borrercd NV him. but that's no con-
ISOLATION. Ez soon ez he'd got well ac-
q,iaintcd with me, he'd never thought
nv nskin me for It anyhow. In addishen
to this greet. wich is purely personal TO
myself, the Colonel wuz n chivalrous
Southerncr of the old school. He wuznt
in the Confcdrit servis hisself. but sich
wuz his devo.hen to the coz that he forced
into the field MI the poor whites In this
vicinity. and huntid sich cz woodcnt 90
out NV the country, with dorgs. He wuz
q troo gentleman. lie wore ruflled shirts,
took the National Intelligencer and drank
his brandy-and- water without water.
The Kernel know'd that tho WAR wuz
oyer-that the South hcd bin subjugated.
and reconstructed. but hednt any idce NV
the changis witch he'll taken place. He
he'd lived on his plantation out NV tho
reach NV the wurld all this time. lie
sposed that reconstruction meant simply
that Of he shood be electid to Congris, he
wool hev to 90 to Washington TO set In
stet NV Richmond, wich he expected To do
next yeer.
The Kernel and WIZ In the Orfis NV
the hotel. when his bcamln eye lappcnin
To rest onto the Register, 1t lighted onto
this uaine:
"Wcndall Philips-Bostnn. Mass"
The Kernel staggered ez tho hes he'd bin
str,,cL I'm the face. "Wendell Philips In
Vixburg Good Hevcns! where Is he ?"
Cant. McVay, wich wuz setiin by,
pintcl IN tall. gaunt man, In y stove
pipe hat which wuz settin by the stovo
readin the Nh Work Herald. and rcnarkt,
'thst must be him."
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CHAPTER yy

Those in front had spread the news before US.
We found the servants in state Of panic. As
We passed my lady's door II was thrown open
violently from the inner side. Ny mistress
came cut among us with Mr.. Franklin follow
ing and trying Nainly to compose her), quite be-
side herself with the horror Of the thing.
'fon are answerable for this 70 she cried out,
threatening the Sergeant wildly with her hand.
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Entered, according TO act Of Cougre~. in the ye.r
Isb7, by HARPER a RRorHERs, In the Clerks once
OF the District Court OF the Cnlted States for the
Southern District Of New York..
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Men who are all check are rsrely men ol
brain. Nature can't support too much IN enc
lcstablishmcut.
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Mistellaueuns.
THE MOONSTONE
ny wILKIE COLLINS,

AUTHOR or "ARNApALk," "No NAME" 'THE
WOMAN IN WHITE" "ASroSiSA," "QUEES
or HEARTS" ETC.
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MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1869.

insulted Mr.. Blake, on tho steps Of her mother's
house. What do these things mean II Miss
verindcr Is not privy to the suppression OF tho
Diamond, what do these things mean r
fro BE coNrINuED)
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N asby.

An affecting Incident ut Ticksbnrg-The
Difference Bct,Ccen 1859 and l869-Jn-
timely Death Of Col. Lconidias S'dstcr.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
RUNAWAY.

ed apprentice to pHa tb named WARNER GREEN NJ
premises hereby forewag business having runaway fr
ward will paid for s Under penalty the law: or
mhlG3t ~ 'or MS return. Will All y thIGG"n,, re-
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
Aliens Lung BaISam !

The hest remedy for the cure of CONsUMrTIcN and All MS
LisoF Lungs. 1t causes The phesm aud matter 10 rise
hov irritating those delicate organs he LunSs and
Sst producing constipation Of the bowels 1t also sves
10 the SYSTEM steps night Swess and changes all the morbid
,,rrtions toa hrsthy state
contains opium in FORM 1t is perfectly harmless t
, most delicate child. where in good demand a
gives gccl sN!isfeeti0il
Che reuit ef lts Is its great value. It's extrsorfin
Apng properties arc experienced by all who it, Their
,,uony will he found in pamphlet, which can be hd f ,b
,,ens -kera the HF,dcne is for sale
Perry Dayis som Providence, Il. L. General Wholesale
Agents fsr ''e h'St't.i III '.'"'e'' mh24-lm
Dor sale by Jas. p. HoGcckcr and ]. W. Denney
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
LOst--S5 Reward.

POCKET BOOK msht the 18th inst. in this town. ladv'
net in the hot T over Slj. There was also I95
EA.nKI at the Times office N '"e aoo'e reward by
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
SECURITY OF THE RONDv

5oo ~ org '''lt 70 show that First Mortgage Of s2G
'VO per mile upon what for long time nu.t lac
connecting 60 the Atlantic and Pacific States PERFECT, ,,
"e entire amount of the mortgage will b.. alr, sqo
"e interest 81 100000 per anuun in gold The present c,
S' o' thls interest is less than 81 jno 0lo ,r ,,
"ne tile gross earnings for the year lists FROM "
@ nSn ohly on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN -no Nil -.
OE ROAD IN OHEk ATInN -
Smyrna times., 1869-03-24
FARMERS AND CONSTTMERS
TAKE NOTICE..
FARMERS and CONSUMERS oT INV coonO

"hhS and CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS Take Notioo,
InTI> and Cheapest place buy your Dry Coods
PTpsT IIn I, ~ uhEEN s. No T. NORTH SECOND STREET
nI16l @ DRY GOODS STORE ABOVE MARKET sTpppT
coat ni MA All goods sold at small advance over
'SieS-small Profits, motto Honest and fair
s tue Dest policy. We guarantee 70 sell as cIo, - -
b & cy' Buyers visiting the city will be sure to find
. 9lee'ng ana Shirng MUSLINs at the very lovost
~ IN ne. prices Medium and fine White Flannels e. S re-
T . nne'S' Ginshams Blue Drill Ticking Check Crash
49, OF Table Linens Towels Napkins shirt
"eh' 9hrt Fronts always on hand cbeap and Iorn .
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satinets' Cottonades, LinendrIls Kentuckv J cashmere M
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Pure perfect coiOrs and good quality We saw ,ri.h.
we sell the best Black Alpaca in the c
or the money Constantly receiving job Lots nf NJ
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