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NEWPORT, wALES-Ship Elizabeth Yeo-
5035 bars railroad Iron
BOsTON-Ship W Chapman-s57 tons Ice to
G Ice Co
Clnton-l4 bales cotton to Jno Phelps &co-l do
box seed ID Blair &co-l007 hides bdl hides
2 bdl skins A Whitney &co-2 bbls pecans to
Payne, Huntington &co-4 bdl hides c Fuekr-
bbls beef and sundries Perkins, Swenson eco
$1,000 specie Francke Danneel-sS00 currency
H Stumborg &co-l97 head stock So calves to
McQuoid 4 Mehle- bbls tallow bales hides Is
hides bdl skins bags weol and sundries to order
Total Is bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Ship Africa cks mdse to E ]
Hart &co-l03 pkgs earthenware $500 ridge tiles
1000 bricks COOS SKIS salt TO order
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-2l bales cotton
Battle 4 Noble-l5 do II d ] n Allen &co-6 do
Britton & Moore-l0 bales mdse lehman, New.
gass &co-2 bales paper stock Scott d Bro-22
cases mdse Guttmsn Bros-7 bales domestics to
.Hunt q Macauley-27 bales yorn r X Walker geo
265 SKIS peas Cobb, Dolhonde &co-lS5 do Wood.
Low Ludwigsen-sundries to order-Total AZ
bales cotton
BORDEAUX-Bark LIE Bons Fils-50 bbls vine
gar 100 do $50 cases ssrdines ~ bbls do 3S4
csks wine V Maignon Laborde-30 csks wine
Carriere &co-50 do Battalora-25 do Hy Du-
vian-l00 do A Couture &co-40 do Dechsmps
20 do rs bbs vinegar Cozaux Vergnoles-l
pkgs mdse Blsncbin Il Giraud-56 do 40 csks wine
Pujol-l00 do 397 cases sardines Couture &
Bo.delois-200 do A Tremoulet-l Dbl brandy J
Duco-25 bbls vinegar l case ssusages 800 cases
sardnes Jno Duntze-5 pkgs absynth bxs mdse
20 bbs vinegar 100 cases brandy fruits U Marinoni
3 cases ssusages 20 bbls vinegar case putty do
caps bales corks Valeton &so loo cks wine
Cavaroc &co-20 do case tools sack bungs
Widow Peter Videau-20 cases cheese 2 do mush.
rooms Labusquere &co-50 do oil 40 do vermouth
20 do abeynthe Is bbls vinegar l do brandy 20
cks wine b Fiblier-40 do 22l cases sardines TO
order
MOBILE-Steamer Lucretia-63 bales cotton TO
Jno Hardie &co-l Britton d Moore-75 bbls
lime s. Jsmisou--1S bbls rosn IA bbls turpentne
l7h tons old iron c G Wayne-sundries to order
TOTAL Ga bales cotton
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Belsw Coming Up.

Steamship Victor, Gates, from New York, 18th
inst. toe Fosdck &co-
Bark Emma G Letchfeld, Crockett from New
port Wales Jan 70 to rhorndihe Morton
AT Cochran
Brig Long Reach, Aud, days from Ssgus IL
Grande, to A f Cochrane-
Hchr Planet, Yuterey. days from Grand Gallon,
to Lapene a Ferre-
schr Etns, Goodspeed, days from Rustan Is
land, TO G Grande
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The Masonic Hall, with cigar factory, Hswlsy's
stationery store, Bumans Furnishing store, sewing
machine rooms, and wstts's restaurant, ct Ro-
chester, N. Y, were burned on the 10th. Loss
$50, 900, I'll insured; al In one building.
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Cattle Market.

Orr or JErYxRsoH. March rs. 1859
Arrived yesterday-2l2 Texas Beeves, 100
Calves and Yearlings. Sold ye terday-234 Texas
Beeves. 2il Calves and Yearlings. % Hogs, s
Mich Cows. Stock on sale -99l Texas Beeves,
792 Calves and Yearngs. 296 Hogs, 400 Sheep,
and II Mich Cows. We uuOte:
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The Northwestern Manufacturer Association
win hold their next exposition In Cincinnati, to
commence on the first Tuesday In August.
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.
THE ONLY REAL SOUTHERN TONIC,
Containing Nothing but Southern Ingredients.
Manufactured by BARNETT & LION.
Nos. IL New Jsvse street. and II Fultsn street..
DEksACOL.A oBsEBvER.

subscripeon-rvslvs months %; months, ~ r. ID
This long established journal becomes desrab
her railroad communications with the Northwest, and
becoming q point Of interest 70 snterprislng men
Of the state Of Florida. and In Its local de-
partment special attention 10 the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing its vicinity also 70 othe
commercial items which 70 the careful reader will indicate
DEVELOPMENT Of the Advantages Of Psnsaco
. Advertir< solicited
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vICKeBUR0 A MD BENDS
REGuLAx UNIFIED STATES MAIL PACKET roe
vICKBBuEG

Lssrs EVERY SATURDAY. s4By.n
- - Fob DONALDsOUvILLR. PLx.
r yueI,ns. Baton Roags Baysu Sara Mouth q
Joseph Grand 9af vieksbus and II intsrnsdists land
ings-Ihs o. eDdd passenger packet 0eflo Lee. r.
Lesthsn msasr; Adolph Martin and esmnsi Aylss clerks
viii leave above connecting e veksburg vis6 the ssa.
Caumet and Countess IkahaIckls and 700 49,
Fer nsashs a. passsss spP5y On seesa o. =
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BIEAmbOATSs
OUACHITA RIVER.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, stsru:
x hx! FoE s.,,s CArS I; oHAsrAeHoLLE,
3 isrrisonbuTs trinity. and su inssrn. ds
steamer Gov. Aiisa. John w Icbin master, I'd Ryissd
SUs o 'ss SsNo @ gssssss sPYs
REGULAR WEEKLY oUAoHIrA PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. MspH
- = FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNoLLE.
Marie Saline. Trenton. Monroe. Ouachita CITY
sterIneton, Port Union. Columbia Harrsonburg Trinity
and all intermediate landings Black and ouachs rivers
The splendid Light drafs sidswhssl steamer
Maynower,
J. W. BLANKS, Master; J. W. SMITH. Clerk,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply board
orto GEO. II. LORD. 70 Grsvier street.
clerk viii be the Lsvee head Of Customhouse street.
to receive freight every Friday morning. Shippers rely
this arrangement long there navigation for FIRST
class boats
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT
~ Law; Hxhs SA ss1SsSHS cssIf1esoLrs
trinity % i :ss::: S.sf 'sS'
vs.:ss.E ~ SAi S:::s: ;.ss.
bIHNOIT a ADAMS. 70 Oommorcnf
W. NJ sURLS. No Thoupitoulas street
OHIO RIVER.
Leaves FRIDAY. March 2cth, st5P.E
- - FOR LOUISvILLE. CAIRO. MEN,
nphis and the Bends-The hne passenger steamer
K z NEAL, Master.
WIN leave above For freight passage apply board
20
sINSorT 4 ADAMS. IS commsrcsi Hsss
through bills Of lsding signed 70 Cneinps and over the
Hickman and Nashville Illinois Central hAarosds and 70
al points on Arkansas and Whits Rivers
Leaves on SATURDAY. March 18th. SRI
GrHH&o phis vicksbur1, Matches and ell nternsdists
uiandings-rhe fns and fast passenger
Bobt. Il. Lee.
JNo. ". CANNON. Master,
or TO sISNoTT . ADAMS . oonnsrch rl.ss
Lssyss on SATURDAY. 9th inst, o. sR.n.
- FOR LOUIevILLE. CAIRO. MEN,
an intermediate iandings-Ths and splsn-
Nick Longworth,
Capt. LEW. HATES.
orto THos- KEEFFE. Agent. IS Poydras street
NATCHEZ.
HAfoHE PACKET.
Lssvs wEDNEsDAYB and SATURDAY. sss RI
q THE FINE PAsssSazR PACKET
Wnd Wsgonsr.
A o. GoDDrN. nssss. =. O. LIBANo. u~k.
WIN leave fs Hssehsu % svsy WEDNESDAY end sssurdssa
sLE GEO. .. HITx AssaA sshssp'sssias sss's
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Memoranda
Key West, March 1S.-Tbe schr Matte Ia
Dor, Capt Cook, from New York for New Orleans,
was assisted into port latter being ashore).
DOMESTIC PORTE.
New York. March l7.-Cleared for Indisnola,
schr Julia A Rider, Rider for Mobile, schr Artie
Garwood, Godfrey. 1Sth-Arrived from New Or
leans, steamship Lodona. Hovey
Boston, March l7.-Cleared for Mobile, brig
Angle Amsbury, Rogers
Baltimore, March l7-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Liberty, Reed. via Havana
Philadelphia, March l7.-Cleared for New Or
leans, bark Marion, Lppert
ToRErss PORTS.
Newport, Wales. March 3.-Sailed for New Or.
leans, steamship Don, Watson
Ramsgate, March 3.-Saed for Pensacola,
British ship st. Olof, Ab-ahsmson
Rio de JsDeiro. Jan. 27.-Ssiled for Pensa-
cola, British ship G W GOWNS, Brodie. Feb. g.
Sailed for New Orleans, North German brig Nil.
ley, Knuth and British brig Ruth, Curphey
Antwerp. March 6.-Sailed for New Orleans,
bark Dorcetta
Bremenhaven. Mar ARRIVED from New Orleans
bark Astronom, Hopper; 9th. from Galveston,
bark Anton. Fricke
Cardiff, Wales. March 3.-Sailed for New Or
leans. ship st. James, Goodwin; 5th, Polar Star,
Bsirnson
Havre, March 5.-Arrived from New Orleans,
via Havana, steamship Teutonia, Barends
Liverpool, March ARRIVED from Galveston,
ship Bsiaklsvs, Miller from New Orleans, steam
ship Alice
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LIFT OF vEssELs
Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
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MALAGA-Bark Due Fraletti- go 400 slaves
IS 900 feet lumber
WILMINGTON, N C-Schr W W Pharo-13.s l3
bushels corn
BELIZE, HONDURAS-Steamship Trade Wind
EGO bbls -four 90 bbs pork 10 bbls potatoes ties
lard 30 900 shingles and sundries
CINCINNATI-Steamer Alaska-136 casks
birthstone
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21
Wednesday afternoon MR. d. Uresswell
and an older brother, Mr.. Charles Cress-

Wednestay afternoon mr. ID Cresswell
aud an older brother, Mr. Charles Cress-
aeii, lets shis hii city IN buggy 20 .s.,:.
to their homes, near SO, South Carolina.
Late on the evening of that day the,two
brothers reached Edgefeld Court House
and stopped for the night at the village
tavern. On yesterdayimorning, between
8 and 8 o'clock, the Crcsswells again
started on their journey, taking in the
buggy with them sixteen shooting
Winchester rife as if anticipating trou-
bic. They had not been gone long when
some one came into the town and said
the two m,n had beeu murdered. A
party Immediately went out to ascertain
if the rumor was correct. A mile and
a half from Edgefeld, on the road to 90,
the bodies of the 3Cresswells were found.
The older, Charles Crcsswell, was per-
fectly dead-the body being almost rid.
died with buckshot. D. Cresswell was,
seriously if not fatally wounded One
hand was pierced by two balls ;the other
hand by one; the chin was also struck;
one ball entered the side, another the
stomach. The latter is reported to have
said that two men concealed by the way
side had fired simultaneously as they saw
the buggy-afesEwsEd making their es-
cape. He identified one of the party as
George Addison, 5Jr., q brother of the
young lady of the affair. The wounded
Cresswell is now an inmate OF private
house in Edgefeld. No arrests have
yet been made.
We are indebted TO State Constable
Hubbard for the following account of
the affair, furnished by one of his depu-
ties:
An affair of a very serious nature took
place one mile and half from this place,
on the 96 road, to-day august 81 AT
about 10 o'clock, as two brothers Char
lie and d. Creswell-were returning
home in their buggy from this village,
they were. shot by two men-supposed to
be George and James Addison-who
had concealed themselves in plum tree
thicket, beside the road Charlie Cres-
well was killed almost immediately-as
he expired within few minutes after
their reaching DIR. Parker's house, situa-
ted about 200 yards above where the
shooting occurred. ID. Creswell is sup
posed to be mortally wounded. Imme-
diately upon receiving intelligence of the
shooting three of US mounted and went
out to endeavor to arrest the guilty par
ties, but thoy had gone. A relative of
the suspected parties came to the Sheriff
and myself, aud told US that they were
at his house, aud would come and give
themselves. up as soon as the coroner's
inquest was over, which was then being
held"
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a HlDEoUs "REMINISCENCES OF THE
CHoLERA.-The death of Roebling sug-
gests strange incident in which he was
an actor. In 1854, when he was build
ing the Niagara suspens;oa bridge, ter
rible epideinic of cholera broke out
among his laborers. Nj. Roebling had
an idea that he could cure cholera by a
modification of The hydropathc treat
ment. There. were plenty of patients,
and he began in the morning with lit
tie child, and before night had FIVE cases
in one shunty. At midnight they were
all d. ad, and Mr.. Roebling disconsoate-
ly abandoned the practice of medicine,
though he was about as successful as any
of the doctors Everybody who was
smitten on that sultry Saturday died.
There was nothing strange in the affair,
except the heroism of the man in his de-
sire to alleviate human misery. The
further history of that shanty is really
remarkable. Mr.. Roebling cheerfully
assumed the expense of the intermcnt;
but there was a peculiar horror of that
place, and in the wretched panic that
prevailed, he could induce no person to
approach it. He then offered fifty dol
lars to any one who would throw the
bodies off the bridge into the Niagara.
No one would do it. His next move was
to inform the authorities that if on Mon
day morning the bodies were still there
be would set fire to the shanty, and dis
pose OF his unwelcome charge by crama-
ton. The thneat was of no avail, and
he kept his word But a hemloek
shanty furnishes little fuel; the bodies
were only scorched, and his funeral was
still upon his hands. He finally paid
two brayadoes from Lockport to bury
them where they lay. They were howl
ing drunk, and full of blasphemies.
Both went back to Lookport aud died
the next night That closed the tragedy
With ali his talents, Mr. Rocbling, as
doctor or undertaken, was not success.
No~ark (M. ~ Adrertiser:,,
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A Mrs, Cooper, living near Big Greek,
Sebastian County, Ark, a few days since
gave birth to triplets, all boys, the biggest
of whom weighs, or did weigh few days
ago, when our informant, John Sepgel,
saw the family, only two pounds. The
other two are still smaller, especially the
second' born. They are, however, per-
fectlys built abdr Developed. ropaaEaced
blue eyed, their limbs mott larger than q
mana little finger, and present. as they
lie all in row on their mothers bed, o
most striking and beautifully touching
Appearance HalRa yard of calico makes
a lOng-skrtea dress for all thres.A Of the
babies En-
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The. State Of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, ~


Tn the Sessions@siay Fews, ses.:ss sess..:s:ss
EENEiE ATTENTIoN# #0Fs TIIISs COURT
having been called by tho Grand Jury
80 the great and uncalled for Injustice done
to Citizens, sometimes, by being put under
arrest, and on failing to give security for
their appearance at Court, by being Commit
ted TO Jail without just cause or substant
proof of their gaiilt."sAA
On motion of d. IL. Chamberlain, Attorney
General and Solicitor of the First Circuit, il
is ordered That the, Clerk of the Court do
call the Attention OF PlI Magistrates of this
County to the Provisions OF the Act of the
General Assembly of eighteen hundred and
thirty mine, relative to the Duties of Mag
istrates, and also to Section l4, Ariielei aud
Section % of Article 4, of the Constitution
Of this. SiateignHd also to the Pravisiya 6s
the ACT Of the Geaersls Assemhlys naased
September Oath, 1868. and that the Clerk of
the 06tiet do noiifyth said Magistrates,that
in fstttsFe fhey 9ililbe held BY this Cpart ton
striot accountability for any neglect OF viola
tion OF the Provisions Of Law aB6ve refcrretf
to-, q 3al - R.sIy An llsSs ~
+ 81 eSp Judge of, list GiicaA
May I1th, l869.-2gI - M
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TRRRIBLE SHpogaNG AFFAIR IN
EDesRILp-oNE. Mas KILLED Asp
AEoxsER BApLY rWoUNDED.--7TAe
Augusta, Giraniele, Of the 9th publishes
tie following account of aterrible affair
which occurred in Edgetield on the day
pfSsieuss h.aSEga Is aB{
"As our Teaaars are all aware of the
natnre of the affair ont Of which the
difficulty between the .Addison family
and Mr.. d. Cresswell arose We will not
allude to II In this connection. but merely
give the history of the recent tragedy as
given to us By our informant. On last
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-21


THUNITURE. BEDDING, &C..
4 g wR. WHITES FuSnitIlre sRsre~ Rooms,
cornerof Market and King Streets, Charles
ton, s. e.. supplies many families, Bosfs
Country and Town to their full satisfaction.
Read few quotations from letters he re-
ceivcd: '''
"s'* @# 'Nswsskar, April 8, 1855.
MR. r. -wHIFE--DRAa SsR: The Rnrni,
ture came safe to hand and was tuss as you
represented its Numbers of visisers have
looked at 1t, and ID is much admired, In fact,
nothing like itin this place. Il nsaS be'eh&
means of your selling more here, 80, -.
Yours truly, %&*%
Another ROM sasfssaS.soso s. O.. says:
sS''Ws are wei nleaeed.withst snit. Send
Wardrobe to'matvhrT
And one FROM 0fsngeSorg ctsiRtys So
"eurnlhttr Arrived sasas and family de-
lighted"
iTsysaita fsss sssrasaiiza 4 zaa,&
!, es~., ,sne keeps CRADI. rs 8Bo,
Corner King and Marker Streets.
aay--'2in.& charleston, s sC,bg
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LAND g AGENCY.
~ ANDREWS. & co. aaf'

40 wo are nov nov .Ss pssr.. % &c ...a ...3:. ar,
Advantageous Disposal of LAND in Orange.
burg County, and having every facility at
our hands, we would respectfully call the at
tention Of our LAND HOLDERS, who may
feel disposed to change investments, to the
fact Our Per Centago will be light, and
whore there is no sale there, will be no
charge igb { b, ,
Plats, with full Description of Property
offered for sale, must be furnished u.s.
All persons having land for sale will please
Gallon the Undersigned at the ORASaEBuRG
NHws' Office. s7T. @! ANDREWS s. co.
july 10 ~ ~ tt
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FAsEIIONABLE TAILOR,

have the pleasure to announce tn r,y nu-
mcrous Customers and the Public generally,
that having removed 10 Central Position,
handy and convenient to all, | am now pre-
pared Cut, Fit and make Up GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE with Nea:ness and
Despatch. Terms liberal and Work War.
raned. Thankful for the Patronage of the
past, respectfully, solicit its continuance
Next door TO Mcssrs. Bull, Scovill & Pike, |
can he found mt all times.
Jan 9-ly ID. W. ROBINSON
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT

GROBATE COUNT.
Ez Parte W. G. Wolfe, Executor, In re Lost
Will of Christian Wolfe.
A PPMcATI0N HAVING BEEN MADE
IA ny w. c. Wolfe, Executor, for leave
to prove the past Exisienoc. Loss and Con-
tents of the Last viii aud Testament of
Christian Wolfe, deceased. IL is ordered,
That all persons who may thiaK themselves
Interested do appear before me at Orange
burg on the S0th day of October next, and
CROSS examines the evidence whichsrnay ho
produced, and introduce evidences in reply.
Probate Office, "THAD. @. ANDREWS,
July 30, 1862, Judge ffEfoBate
July 81 Al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-16
unnmOn

IN TIT THE ''d piSTRIcT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial D~istrict-State OF Nevada,
County Of Lyon, ss.-The State Of Nevada sends
to j. Il. Jaqua, Administrator Of the estate OF
Daniel Kendfick, deceased, and B. Kimball,
Greeting: You arc hereby summoned to appear
In an action commenced against You as defend
ante, by J. l.. Campbell Us plaintiff, In the Dis
trict Court Of the Fourth Judicial District, In
and for the County Of Lyon, State OF Nevada, at
Dayton, In said county, and answer the com
plaint therein, which is on flc with the Clerk Of
said Court. within ten days after the service on
you Of this summons exclusive OF the day Of
~ssrvice) II served in said county, or twenty days
II served out Of said county but within said
district, and In all other cases forty days, or
Judgment by default will BIO taken against you,
according to tho prayer OF the said complaint:
Tho said action Is brought to recover judg;
ment on a certain promissory note mado and
executed August 9, 1867, by Daniel Kendrick
and D.. Rimball, for the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars in gold coin, with interest thereon at
the rate OF three per cent. per montl from date
till paid, on which said note there Is now due
and payable tho principal Of said note, viz:
Five Hundred Dollars In gold coin, and One
Hundred and Twenty-four Dollars interest now
due, and for interest on the said sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars in gold coin at the ratio Of three
per cent. per month.
And you arc further notified that II you fail to
appear and answer said complaint, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court and ak Judgment for
the said sum and interest, besides costs.
-~ Inltestimony whereof, j, George W.
sEAL. Keith. have hcreunto sct my hand and
49, affixed the seal Of said Court, this list
''- GEO. ". KEITH,
Clerk Of the District Courto Of tho Fourth
Judicial District Of Nevada.
WM. NJ. GATES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dayton, September IS, 1869. I'm
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Lgaat ADVERTISEMENTS.
summons.

10. s. Rev. Stamp, 50c.-Nev. Rev. Stamp, 60c.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Fourth Judicial District-State Of Nevada,
County OF Lyon, ss.-Tho State OF Nevada sends
to Benjamin Kimball and Hattie Kimball, Greet.
ing: You arc hereby summoned to appear IN
an action commenced against you as defendants,
by George P. Howe Us plaintiff, In the plstrict
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District, IN and Ior
the County OF Lyon, State Of Nevada, at Dayton,
and answer the complaint therein, which Is on
file with the Clerk of said Court, WITHIN Yen
days after the service on you OF THIS summons
Exclusive OF the day OF s~ervicc) II seryed N
said county, or twenty days II served out = OF sshalnal
county, but within said ;ndS dlss5tf H. a asfa M y, viii SiI be-
taken against you, according to the prayer OF
Tho said action Is brought to f~orcclose ?
mortgage given to secure the payment OF Q ccr-
tain promissory note, dated July TO-. 1865, on
which said note there Is now due ana payable
the sum Of Two Hundred and Elghty.onc and
Twelve Onc.hundrcdth Dollars 1881 icy in gold
coin. and interest on the sum Of One Hundred
and Twenty-six and Eighty.seyen One.hun-
dredth Dollars ($126 So at the rate OF three per
cent. per month, on and after this Date, In gold
coin, and for Attorneys fees, according to the
terms Of said mortgage, and for such other
relief as may be Just and equitable.
And YOU are further notified that II you foil to
appear and answer the said complaint, the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the roller
prayed for in his complaint,
~, In testimony whereof, /, George w:
SEAL, Keith, have hereunto set my hand and
49, affixed the seal Of said Court, this 9th
day Of July, a. u. 1869. ,,o w y,,ry
Clerk Of the District Court Of tho Fourth
Judicial District OF Nevada:
WV, NJ. GATES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
DAYTON, September 10, 1869. I'm
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LEGAL ADYERTIsRMENrs.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. s..
Q. S. REorsrxa's orrrcE,

u. 3. kEelsrxR.s OFFICE.
SAnsoN CITY. Neyada. 2 II. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TILE
IN Yellow Jacket Mining Company, by John
L: Winters, President, has this day 1led in this
Office q diagram together with a notice or appli-
cation for q Patent from the United States,
(amendatory OF its former application, No. 1aI9
under Act OF Congress. approved July %, 1866,
for that portion OF the lode known as the Com
stock Lode, situated In the Gold Hill Mining DIS
trict, In Storey County, Nevada, bounded on the
north by the Burke Z Hamilton Company, and
on the south by the hentucS Mining Company.
and lying between W end lines, one q
which being the north line, commences ata FSst
marked q" In the diagram, ana rum rom INC
center Of said Post ~ Sio u W. ana
nom said Post "2" 5 S9o " 10 q fost
marked on said diagram %, 4l.'o teet, and rom
said Post sfo46E si.3 feet, 10 2 posi-
marked on said diagram ~ and nom said fost
"4"S $50 az i, passing through Q Post az
G0.53 feet; and the other OF wnicn oelng ING
south line runs \ I3o So w, and , % !;
through the center Of an iron stake marked l
on said diagram. which bears rom post 80
20 40 aSs.os feet. The length OF the siaim
upon said lode Is tne distance oetwssh saia ny
hnes, wnicn, ntne Lne oetween s1io run seake
y and SAID Post :, Is ylo.vS ieet, ana me
claim embraces the whole OF said iode between
said lines, with all It's dips, spurs, angles \
variations The extent of aid lode laterally