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The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

The burning Of the Jessup family at 63
Liberty street, New York, was 4 horrible affair.
Jessup was .ianitor Of the building, and ran
into the street to give the alarm of fire to the
police. He then went back to the top story,
where his family We're asleep, and was heard
to tell his wife there was no danger, and tc
shut the door of their rooms to kecpthe smoke
out. Subsequently Jessup started to obtain
cgress by the scuttlc in order to get on the
roof and escape to the next building, but he
was sufocated by the'densc smoke Al the foot
of the scuttle stairs. Ills wife took her Young
est child, boy of six years, and her daugh-
ter Of twelve, down q flight OF stairs, where
they tell from sutlocation and were found
there dead, the boy claspcd to his mothers
breast and the girl at her side. The bodies
We're all taken to the station house.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
Dr.. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

Removes from the system the Ill effects caused by the
the appetite for these smulans 1t gives deb
itatcd mucous surfaces. Etcc matter is removed from
the SYSTEM thereby restoring 1t to normal heahful
dition As medicine it is quick and efectual, curing
the most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, Kidney Com
paint and all other Derangements of the Stomach
Bowels in speedy manner This elegant preparation
has stood the test of years wine glass full before
ing will give good appetite, and prevent all suffering
from indigestion Ladies of weak and delicate constitn
tions should take the nvgorator three times day.
freshing sleep All the proprietor asks is trial and
induce this he has put up the Invigoator pint bottles
at so centsquarts, $l0o Principal Depot, IS Centra
wharf, Boston. Sold by all druggists
Sold in Belfast by 9. A. HfOWES 4 CO.
In Stockton by JOHN VI. AMEs and NJ RS. II
E. KIMBALL. 1y5
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

Weclip from the Hartford Times the follow
ing interesting item:
''The Flower of the Holy Ghost which is
found on the Isthmus of Panama. fails, in an
attempt to cultivate it III Mrs Colts green
houses in this city, though one has succeeded
i'll Brooklyn, and we believe in Norwich Il
is 4 dubious plant. It seems to belong TO the
family of the orchids. The flower is a creamy
white cup, nearly as largeas half an egg, and
extremely beautiful. What constitutes lis ex-
traordinary character, and its wonder rs
natural floral growth is the fact that in this
flower is q little pure white dore, with pink
bill and eyes, and its head turned rs if look
ing over its back. It's wings, feet, bill, etc
are rs absolutely perfect as those of the living
dove, whose counterpart this wonderful mimic
vegetable bird is. What amazing law is i
that orders such things?''
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

5000 iijns Lh BE !; foKfAITED on; 4 By ;1 DE- L. DIX
other physician eheotuaily and permanently with
less restraint from >cupation less exposure TO al
weather, with safe pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE ND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects ard consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercural Affections; Eruptons and all diseases Of the
skim Ulcers of the Nose, Throat ana body Pmplc on
the Face; Swelling Of the Joints Constltu-
tional and other Weaknesses in youth and the more I
vanced at all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES SINGLE OK MARRIED.
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THE VALLEY OF DEATH.

correspondent of the New York Tribune
who is writing for that paper sketches of .
trip through Southeastern Nevada and South
crn Utah gives the annexed account of q re-
markablc country near the Momolmbo pass
through the Black Rock range of the noun
tainS of Southern | Ttah
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

3Oc, WONDERFUL CUTE, Soc,

Something for Young and Old.
Any one sending 80 cents will receive by return
pie but curious. Can be carried in the pocket and
will last lifetime. Try it, Try it, Four for dollar.
Address Z, c. FUTILE, Box GsS, Rutland, Vermont.
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap

Knit -- Knit -- Ikni t
AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the AMERI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical Fam
lily Knitting Machine invented. Price $25. viii
knit 10000 stitches per minute. Address AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, st.
Louis, Mo-
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ssUTAn srAxGLED BANxER.v-It ST

- waves, better than Rich, Rare, Racy. Ledg-
en- size 40 columns. Wit, Humor. Fun, Humbugs eX-
posed Elegant 50 steel plate "Evangeine" GRATIS to
EVERY subscriber. Only IS cts. for whole year-Stecl
plate FREE. Specimens cts. Address BANNER,
Hinsdalc. N, III,
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Ioavoid and escape imposition Of foreign ,nl naty,
quacks, more Numerous in roson than in other largt
cities,
Dr. DIN
proudly refers to Professors and respectable hysicans
many OF whom consuf him IL critical casc4, because OF
his acknowledged si and reputation attained through
so long experience practice. aud observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNfOKTUNATE
be not robbed and add your ulcrnes in being deceived
by the lying boasts, misrepresentation, tc promise
TOKEIGN AND NATIVE QuAcKs,
who know little Of the nature and character ot Special
Diseases, and ieSs to tLer clre Some rNhht forged
Dipon OF Institutions or College, Which existed
in any part OF the world; others exhibit Diplomas OF the
Dead, how obtained, unknown, not only IssuniuF and
advertising in names OF those in r'd in thc diplomas,
ebrated physicians long since dead Neither be- deceived
QUACK NoSlEuM-MAkERs,
through fasv and rcercnce and rcommcnd
aons OF their medicines ty III df} who cannot expose
contradict them; who, besides further their inn
positions copy from medical books, much that written
Of the qualities and ell ct OF different Herbs and pauts
&c, most of which, il not M contain Mercury. because
of ancient belief of its curing eycrythng but NOW
known to kill than is cured" and those mot
killed, constitutionally injured for life.
IGNORANCE OF QUACil Dos TORS AND
NOSTKuMMAkEES.
Through the ignorance of the Quuck Doctor knowing
other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY ana gives il
to all his patients in Pills, Drops, &C., the Nostrum
maker equally ignorant adds TO his so-calcd Extracts
Specific, Antidotc, &C., both relying upon its in
curing few in hundred, it is trumpeted in various
ways throughout the land; but AlS nothing is said OF
the balance some of whom die, others gf0W worse anc
lett to ngcr and suffer for months years, until re-
eyed or cured, il possible by competent physicians.
BUT ALL QUACkS ARE NOT iGNOHANT.
Notwithstanding the foregoing facts known tC
some quack doctors and yet REGARDLESS
OF the lite and health o others, there those among
them who perjuru themselves, contradctng g,i ins
mercury TO their patients, ti" ii is contlincd in tl.e
nostruns so that the usual yt7 may hc obtained io
protcsscdy curing, ''the dollar or fraction Of it +,
may be obtained the nostrun. II i thus That lrll
are deceived, also and spend large amounts for rNIi
mens with quackery.
DIR. DIA'S
charges very moderate. Communications sacrH!.
confidential, and all may rely on Him with tho trietrs
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the disease e'u
dition or situation OF Any one, married or single.
Medicines sent BY Mail and iNprcsa Il al i4r; ot th'
United States,
All letters requiring ddVlce inu5t contain On bllu 4,
insure answer.
Address Dr.. L. Din, No. 2l Endieott ST. Eo.on Mas
Boston Jan. 1S69-lAr
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STRANGERS AND TKAVEILIls.

engaged in treatment OF Special Diseases : fact 30 w
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Mercliarta Hot
proprieors, &c; that hc il nueh recommended and N
ticulurly to
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18
THESE AND EVERYTHING ELSE FOR
One Dollar for Each ArtiC|

We do not offer single article of merchandise thai
can be sold by regular dealers at price, We do
ask you to buy goods from unless sell then
cheaper than you can obtain them in any other way
while the greater part of our goods are sold at about
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

G7E + Q000per Month paid to Agents, salary o
DlO 9 pZOOcommisson, to sell our Paten
Unite Hire Clothes Lines. 1ddress Hudson Rircr Uir
WorAs, - Hm. ST., A. y, Chicago, Richmond or Mem
phiS.
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ks3sa Il. EEa z >
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
~ EmssicStt Street, EsOste,a. Hs,.s.

is arranged that patients or hear ac other
Recocct the only entrance TO his Office NR "a hay
ing connection with his residence consequently no
family Interruption, that ear any person
hesitate applying at his Office.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

U4SZn How made il in six months Secret
pIlfVand sample mailed free. A. Iulona n. ],
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

DIR. OLIN. "a Bond ST.. N. ". treats all pri
vate diseases Seminal Emissions, Impotency, &C
Boarding in establishment if desired, Thousands OF
from every State indicates the Doctors skill Seal
ed pamphlet for ? stamps
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

TSOr Ladies' Private Circular of ; most use
4 full and indispensable articles invented, address
MADAM DUvAL, +. o. Box 243S, N y. City,
The Republican journal., 1869-11-18

ASK your Epoctor or Drussist fo
SWEET <eafNINE-it equals (bitter) QUINN
Mtd by SrEAENs, FAIR & Co., Chemists New lor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-29
THE EVENING NEWS.
grrnius 20. 1869
Scholastic Roll Of Honor.

The following is the Rol! OF Honor
of the Gold Hill public schools for III"
past month. No scholars are ea,,l!e,i
TO be placed on the roll except those
who have been regular in attendance,
punctual, and perfect ia department.
They mus, also stand 95 per Cent. in all.
their studies, 100 being The standard in
each study. Those who are the highest
are marked NJ. l, mex, No. >, etc. II
scholars receive only one check durinC
the moa,h, it ia excused-brt 'hey viii
not rauk No. |. M excuse i"r susencr
or hardness:
Grammar School-Nn. /, CHRISTINA
Larson, Libby Salkeld, Mary McDon-
nell, Laura Holman, Mary Harris. Mar.
g,ret Buckley, Ida L,eGtcnberger,
Willie Hill. No. 2, Iienry Fonricell,.
No. 3, Leus Smith, Thornton EIstou.
John Mcdonnell, John Hill, Lizzie Fox.
The scholars mentioned i" No 3, stand
high in deportmen, and studies, but
they have lost credits ia attcndtnce,
either from sickness or necessary lie
tention at home. Miss Ida Glass stands
very high in both lessons aud. 'ieport-
msnt, and deserves particular men'ion,
but she has been quite III, aud out sew
ersl days.
intermediate School-No |. Will"
Taylor, Leonard Gallagher, Frank LAM
bert, Leonard Lichrenb-rser, Willie
Randall. No. ., Norton Brown. Willie
Cooney, Emily Nicoll, Willie Me II,
Eddie O'Neil, Thomas Harris. No. :,
Luelia Anderson, Esther Bloomfield,
Walter Gillespie.
Primary SehOol-Ao. /, Lulu Wool
sey, Annie Burke, CiurG Arnold,
George Derby, Martin Hawkins, Ed
mund Kline. No. ., Hannah McGlockn,
Mary McCabe, George Wright, Lizzie
McMar,in, Honora Sullivan, Anmir
Redrern, Julia Kenealy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-29
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals
nv I, r,,oo Avn oo,,,,sx


rr WELLS. ARG AND co.'s LINE.
F Hallowell, W Lect, Mrs Ball, Master
Aud. J l. Smith, Mr. Kane, Mrs Kane, Mis-,
Triplets, G l Lammon, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Sper-
ling. Geo Kirk, w Gregory, Mr. Findlay, 7
Hamer aud lady, c Baum, Mr. %Schaubean,
F Hasey, Mr. Wilmarth, Mrs Sheppard, G
Ncwcomb. Mr. Lyons, r Bell. Frank Denver,
4 B Waller, E W Peet, H K Mitchell, E S
Davis, E Pine, c A Shourds, Geo Prindle,
J Meyers, w Ryan, A W Williams, Geo
Tucker. A Noble, ] Cub!agc, ] Messiman,
Pat Moaahan.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LISE.
c Ellis, Miss Wade and sister, A Cohen,
Seth Cook, Mr. Wilmot, John Smith, Maria
Eldonan, Jesus Hickwarm, Nellie Harris.
Andrew Thomas, Mr. McWilliams, r X
Allen, Adolph Sutro, Mr. Lyons, Mr. SUM-
mers, Mr. johnson. Lieutenant Governor
Slingcrland, B NJ Collins, A Lewis, w H
Burial, C F Burial, Jas Jennings, Jno
Mcdonald, D Laswell, Glenn Sutterley, Jno
Curnow. Mrs Noble. Geo Shaw, W R Cham.
berlain, r II o'Brien, Mr. Yeiscr.
By WOODRUFF AND ESNoE's LINE.
Mr. Schroeder, Felix lie Crosse, Adolph Lie
Crosse, Jno Schutter, Mr. Mcmillan, Maria
Hunt, E Mansfield, S Huffheimcr, J S Tur-
ner. Jas Scllwaine, Thos Driscoll, Theodore
Lamb, Thos Hamer, Mrs Patterson.
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I. O. of G. II.

alive BRANCH LODGE NO. Is, SSSxe
~ Independent Order OF Good Temp-s5Xe
lars, meets every FRIDAY EVENING, H2Y
at their Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hall. -
corner OF Main and Blanchard streets, Gold Hill.
An members In good standing are invited to at.
tend. J.F. GLApDlNS, We i.
G. II. SxARr, ". 8.
Gold Hill, Nay 7, 1850. fssI.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-29
sILvRR MINING

u Company. Gold Hill. Storey County. State
OF Nevada.-No,ice IL hereby given. that ut u
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of said com.
pany, held on the 4th day OF May. 1860. IN rs.
sessment Go. . OF Twenty ($a1 dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said
company, payable on WEDNESDAY. tho
FIFTH day Of MAY, 1869. In United States
Gold Coin. 10 the Secretary. II. Wegencr, Nc. IA
.tock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the NINTH day Of JUNE. 1869, shall
be deemed delinquent. and will be duly adver.
tised for sale at pablo auction. and unless pay.
ment shall be made before. will be sold on We'd.
the 3Oth day Of June, 1860, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale. By order OF
the Board OF Trustees.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
Once, III California street. San Francisco, Cal.
myG.im
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PRIVATE BOARDING..

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
i Private Boarding House In tho brick build.
Ing opposite thL old Granite Mn. on Main
street, Gold Hill. ami i Is prepared TO furnish the
very best OF boarding at seven dollars per week,
IN ADVANCE. / can accommodate q few
more good Boardcrs In addition TO those I now
have. MkS
Gold Hill, Juno 18th. lSGg-.lm.
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Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned, being Ex-oAlcio Assessor OF
the town Of Gold Hill. and also, by appointment,
Assessor for STATE and County purposes for the
same township. has this day commenced assess.
ing all taxable property In Gold Hill for the fs;
cal year. All persons subject TO taxation WI!
nIeaao he ready 10 make thor returns on the as-
ssmon roll, whom called upon.
HIRAM CRASDALL. Assessor.
Gold Till. NAV 10. 1852. my10-d
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED,
.LpHaC ON.OLInATED nav.

A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MES-
"A ing Company, Gold Hill. Storey comfy, Ne.
vada.-Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting
OF the Trustees OF said company. held on the
5th day OF June. 1859, M assessment CNo. -
Of Five Dollars G$5) per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said company. payable i'm
mediately. In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary, at the Office Of the company.
northeast corner Of California and Montgomery
cisco. California. ANY stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
SATURDAY. JULY TENTH, 1869, shall
be deemed delinquent. NJ the close Of business
on that day, and will be duly advertised for .alc.
by public auction, on MONDAY, JULY
18th. 1860. and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on SATURDAY,
JULY 3lst, 1869, TO pay the delinquent Assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale. by order OF tho Board OF
Trustees. WIN. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Northeast corner OF California and
Montgomery streets. Room I, up stalrs. san
Francisco. Cal. jciGtd
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C0partmcrsllip Dissolution

tNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
1 existing between the undersigned. In keep
ing Hotel and Boarding House, known as the
silver House, In Silver City, Lyon County,
New. has been dissolved by mutual consent.
.All debts. either in favor Of or against the late
firm. will DO settled by j. :, Courts, who will
continue tho business ut the samc place:
ClIiS. b. IRISH,
Us. COURTS.
Silver CITY, June Cd, 1860, je3-lm
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Pioneer steam Tow Line
FOR SACRAMENTO,

L GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
a Vessel leaves daily from jackson street
wharf. Country merchants ordering goods BY
this line GET freight at very low ratss. !st-sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-29
he same, too, is trac fruits and gar:

The same, too, is trac OF fruits and gar
den vegetables. Some man has started
off in making improvements in some one
thing. till now, everything about the farm
is better than a few years ago. You have
hcen the gamer by other mems ideas
money or enterprise. Have YOU paid the
debt9 Is it not true thatyou have waited
Ia see what success attended their eXer-
tons. and then appropriated what You
could of their fruits and htbors, without
giving any just equivalent, or doing any
thing i'm return?
If this i 50, do not let the coming sea-
son pSss without doing something to
compensate others for what they have
done for YOU. Ii Your means do not per-
NIT YOU to purchase an improved bull, or
Ia import a Norman Stallion. why, At least
invest in some fine poultry. and let Your
ncighbors have the advantage of them i'll
crossing their own breeds. Don't he al
WAYS in debt for your ideas, and for the
Improvement Of Your crops and the IN
PRODUCTION of bloodcd stock. Look out
the thing that your neighborhood is most
deficient in, and bend Your energies in
tha; direction. Iiyou cannot find a better
KIND ai wheat or corn than that raised
there now, why, procure . more rroduc-
tive Grape vine. or more prolific rose
bush. Il Your know ledge of science is
not sufficient to enable Won to make
scientific examination of the capabilities
OF tn, soil where you live, YOU can At
least test It's sdsptability for some new
crop Ii you cannot underdrain Your
farm. that o,hcrs may see the advantage
of Il. Won can II lels, Introduce the cul-
urc Of crauherrieS, and give to Your
neighbours vines, the benefit of Your eN-
pcyi-nce. In short, pay your debts, if
not in the coin you received, in something
else that i - valuable Prairie Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-29
Hare You Pu.d tie DeJte

There j. not a farmer who reads thu
article who has not received ideas from
~ou.e of ais neighbor> in relation to the
cultivation Of ccrt.u crops, ,Lat aye
worth 10 him aS much 81, the labor OF a.
entire year Perhaps YOU are raising
something nu Your ffT which i, twice
..> IenulA a. 49,, - s.. Old sttc,L.r,, pr
auctions, themtroduction of which is due
u some euterpriSiug, Hberal-minded man
in Your vicinity. The horse You drive
To-day is better animal by fir, than ;he
Str.is4.-a,,ked. ,low-pacyj nag tha,
used 10 drag You over the road. Tn,
fact y, capt. Brown. who lives over Ia,
Hill yontcr houSh, a fine stallion few
wears ago, and you are enjoying the good
tina, has come from HI, introduction -
Your COWS, roo, give mJge milk and make
better beet than those YOU used 10 keep
when YOU first settled on yoar present
farm Yol have bought no new stock /.
'"- fthtE OiAi4Ah TAU ll4N lt-h "a HI
porting some line Deyons, and YOU have
enjoyed the use of them TO improve Your
own herd. You can hardly distinguish
Your animals from his nov. as the, feed
in adjoiniug pastures.
You Kept some hogs, too. in those Old
days. the Ike Of which You would NO,
tolerate now. You can remember. doubt
less, when Col. Gates brought home from
the state Fair tho first Chestors that had
ever been in the neighborhood You
thought he was wild in paying fifty dollars
for pair Of spring pigs. when You would
have lei him have any number for five
dollars pair, about as good ones, too,
in your estimation. Bat year or two
convinced YOU Of the difference. Hi,
pigs ate less corn. but were, after all. in
the best order; they always looked fat
and plump, while yours resembled walk
ing fence rails.
In the matter of sheep and poultry,
too, there have been g eat improvement
since you came into the neighborhood-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-29
Valul BILE Real Estate for Sale
in Oxford.

glNtIE undersigned, hetng about tn change certain
/ psIina. of b,. his ncrs AID ,o remove 10 q
,no,r central puip, 10 ONi"rd Village. offers e.
.,I the iollowiag valuable Real Esui- In Oxford
V,higc;
His Homestead Farm, CONT ming So acres
pC .,nd. on Which there Is good sei oI huildng'
50 O1O rine rimhet, and AT hast 1900 cords oil
growing wood ,pgrhrr ~nl grIl es. early a"d
winnie, apples and OIhrr fruits.
Alsa, The Oxford House. a we'll kn'wn bo
tel, situated AT the CORNER Oi Plct-ant aud Name
streets. cuu,ainin, ~ Rooms. all finished, with a
StLble-the location being the mOsI central and
pleasant ~ tho Village.
Alec, Three Dwelling Houses in osE'd
yhge and uoe small Dwelling House IN the
vic NY 81 WchhVlle Village.
Al Il .aii poapcr,, will br sohl at good bargains
to- the p,,.l,as-r.. Al app led i,r soou.--Tcrms o.
p,,n"at made tasS
Az p,rs1o, in,ieb'rd ~ the subscriber are re
,,nc.;cd TO fnikc immo liiic payment.
JOHN J. PERRY.
Oxford ] All Tab. tS6S. 3s
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Nonresident Taxes
h the To,ra Of Ne,cry, Comfy Of Oxford,
for the mar 1867,


sNHE Follow ing li.t OF Taxes on zeal estate OF
non-r siden, OWNS in the tnan oi Newry,
Coz tue year 1867, in bills committed Ia EiJ,h
Powers. Collects r oi said Newr,, ga the w. b d.,
- July, 1867. has beea =, turned by hun 10 me a.
remaining unpaid on The l6lh day OF Jnly. 1868,
Il, HE cer,iii,-,,. al iha, dale, AMI no~ srnn,'ns
unpaid. aud nu,re is hrnhy gwen that u sad
taxes and ,n,e,cst and charges are not paid into
the treasury ui sail tn~a hin eighteen 'non h
irom the d,t- ol tie evmmii,s'n, vi sad b'ls, s."
iruch of the real estate So taxed as viii bc suth
(, ert 10 pav the ,uayaat du Iherer. in, luiing in
Ieresi and harges, viii w.thovi farther nu'cc, "
, sold at pubic AUCTION al ihc Ian Of F,ec"rin , /,
Gooden.as, in SAID town. oa Saturday the sixth
day Of March. A. - 1860. AT ~ "'c!eck A, W.:
The Oxford Pinahaso MinIng Company, twenty
five dolLns (s25)
Two thousand acres OF Land l,iug n the North
cas-, parl oi New,y.
ANDREW N. STONE.
Nenp. Jan. s, 1869 Treasurer.
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Commiss oner's Notice.

\Gr, the unIc.. isocd. having b-ca iub up-
w poinird t., ht dodge ol T. ohale Coz The
County al O>G.rd. tu ,cc,,vc ,ni examine tho
rls,iu. of rhr ctca,t,f. 81 samuel Stuart. late 81
pa,nr, "a said ConAr, deceased. whose c,t,ic q.
repro s-ni.d in~o!sr'.t, give noiIc- that TX
i,un, b., commencing thr twenty thrrd d'l 81 pcto-
i--r. \ u IN6s. have hccn .in~c'i To- inri c,"dt
tp,. to i,,ios ~ and Prove Ih,io eAim. and thai
~ wiu at'rgd to the server assIgBcd ~ at he
sta,c Il Ellen Blaxs. "a r"urr 10 sad CUunt,
,ni 90 the brsI and Second NoadAys oi Apiii
asNI, ium to O'clock 4. VI.
r : RiOLnN,
EIEN HLAID
Jsn 1,h 1850. Comuil'''o0"rs