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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

An INTERRUPTED BURIAL.-The Berlin
| FremdenblaH is responsible for the fol-
lowing curious story "Von L., for
msrly Of Mecklenburg, Minister of FL
nance, died not long ago in Wiesbadeu,
leaving no direct descendants, his
wealth going to a lot Of %unthankful rel.
atives. The Grand Duke Of Mecklen.
burg sent some persons to look after tho
transportation of the corpse to the
family vault in blessed" Necklen-
burg and on its arrival at the family
mansion it was there placed in state,
and on tho day appointed for burial the
residents Of the estate all assembled to
pay the last homage to their old lord,
and a number of persons were allotted
the task Of bearing the coffin to the
vault. The latter, however, MS loon rs
they stood by the side of the coffin, re.
fused. as with one tongue, to move, say
ing, Nay, we will first know who lies
in the coffin Remonstrance was vain.
NAY, that is not our master they said,
he was much larger Finally, the
coffin had 10 be opened then. and there,
and, behold, it was found not to con-
tain the old Finance Minister, but an
aged and unknown lady. O~fcourse, as
constituent in such a case was natural,
and the curious transformation ease
was Immediately inquired into. 1t APP
pears that the old gentleman and q
wealthy Russian lady land owner died
at Wies5aden on tho same day, and
both being sent home for burial, by
some ineIplicabls error the good old
Mecklenburg Finance Minister was
shipped oft thsintcrior ofRussia some
where, aud the Russian lady arrived at
Mecklenburg, aud would have been
buried there but for tho acutensss Of
the peasants. At frat Won LIE relatives
wanted t o keep the matter quiet, and
just inter the old lady in Won LIS fam
lily vault but { no. the old gentleman's
retainers said 'The strange woman
shall not be buried in u masters
vault Nor was she. Whether the
M%ecklenburg Finance Minister has been
buried with oil the pomp of a Russian
cultus has not yet been ascertained. If
so, as every Protestant Mecklenburger
is a downright heather in orthodox
Russian eyes, he will have to be di'in-
TERED and removed 10 his own home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

HRAvY DANAGEs.-A mar at White
Pine recently sued DR.. Willard for dam
ages resulting from malpractice as a
surgeon, in not setting a broken arm
properly, which has rendered the man "
cripple for life. Last Wednesday, the
jury gave him a verdict for $40, 900
hamnpes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

A SURPRISE PARrY.-The proprietor
of the News had the pleasure of receiv-
ing n visit this morning from n sister,
Mrs. Rebeecs Thompson, Of Holidays
burg, Pennsylvania, whom he had not
seen for nearly twenty-five years. The
Pacific Railroad is indeed bringing to-
gether members Of families long sep
arated from each other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13
SECOND DISPATCH.


George Peabody.
New YORK, November l2.-The New York
HeraLd's London special says that Queen
Victoria had invited the late Geo. Peabody
to visit her at Windsor, Immediately prior to
his late illness, and that Her Majesty would
have been present at his bedside had not the
sudden termination OF his disease by death
prevented.
JefE: Davis in Mississippi.
JACKSON, November l2.-JelEcrson Davis
arrived here last evening.
The political contest in Mississippi, grows
warm, and great interest is manifested.
Tho Denver City Railroad.
CHEYENNE, November R.-Thc Denver
City Railroad is finished 43 miles from Chey-
cnnc.
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FROM CtRLIN.

CARLIN, New, November NV. W. Nc
Coy shipped yesterday, from Eureka District,
l28 bars bullion. weighing $1,000 pounds and
valued at 81 5000. The bullion was consigned
to Thomas. II. Selby & Co., San Francisco.
Several new buildings arc being put up by
the railroad company, at this place, to be
used as ticket office, baggage room and ice
house.
There were heaye rains here Yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

A SAFETY CAR.WHEEL, which, it is
claimed, will prevent railroad accidents,
has recently been exhibited in New York.
The invention ia reported rs consisting
Of an axle, with two wheel, attached to
either end. These wheels run on both
sides of the rail, but they do no, touch
it except where the surface Of the inner
wheel rolls on the top of the rail. The
bevel Of the wheel is such hat when n
car is of the track the outer wheels
force it on again, since they canno,
leave the so long Us there are any
sound raiis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

We all remember the days OF the
glory and frolic Of the Knights Of Malta;
how each member got punched, tum.
bled, ducked, gagged, tripped aud
tossed in wet blankets; and how that
thing continued until all It's villain
Gus bumbug go. wind, aud no more
new members could be swindled in,o
the ring OF those mysteries. 4 Society
has recently sprung up in Pennsylvania,
called the Knights of Pythias, and a fine
negro was initiated and put through all
his degrees until he reached the mystery
Of "Buttiug the Goat" when Ssmbo
was kept for two hours but,ing at a
g%rindatons, thinking all the while
that it was an old bearded billlygoat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

The Wilton Qowa) Chronicle notices
tho death, "by starvation" Of Mrs.
Willard Knight, Rochester. Iowa, caused
from structure Of tue throat. Five years
ago, while sitting at the dinner table,
and while drinking a cup of tea, her
father made some remark which caused
her to laugh, and choke herself Sc.
Yercly, causing the structure. Since
that time she has been n constant suf.
ferer, and during the past two or three
months has had to 10 fed on milk and
beef soup injected into the stomach.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

LOUISVILLE, kentucky, it is asserted,
has doubled in size since tho The
newspapers Of that city state that large
numbers of buildings, many Of them
very costly and elegant, have been
erected, that the boundaries have been
extended until the municipal area is
twice as large as formerly, and that the
population has increased in like proper
ton, while manufactures established
many years ago, but never attempting
competition with like manufactures in
Cincinnati, are lourishing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

RrlyrxRNrSr OF CHISAHEN.-The
various Chinese companies have made
arrangements for the gathering together
of the bodies of their countrymen who
died while at work on the Central Pa
ci6c Railroad, and for their refinement
in the city cemetery at this place. Fifty
bodies arrived about two weeks ago
and were buried by ]. A. Conboie, and
t~wenty.eight that anne yesterday were
inferred by him.-Sac. Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

BUrrERFIELD. - Solicitor Banield's
report Of his Investigations of the
charges against Assistant Treasurer
Butterield, is still in the hands of Sec
rotary Boutwell,, and will not be made
public. Enough is known Of its con.
tents, however, to warrant the state
meut that it is not ut all favorable to
General Butterield. II is no. believed
that he was directly implicated in the
Fisk. Gould conspiracy, but it is limited
that he, or some Of his friends, were in
terested in outside speculations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

THE FRIENDS AND THE ~lNprANs.-The
joint delegation appointed by the com
mi,tee on the Indian concern of the
yearly meetings of Baltimore, New
York and Philadelphia, -espcc,irely,
better known by those interested in Iu-
dian matters as "The Quakers," have
published q repor. Of their visit to the
tribes, and have submitted to the Indian
Bureau some suggestions as to what
they consider the beat means Of improv-
ing the Indians. The delegation, which
consisted of Benjamin Hallowell, Of
Baltimore ; John II. Dudley and Joseph
Powell, Of Philadelphia, visited the diff.
ferent tribes under the care of the
Friends Of the Northern Superiutend-
Grey, and their repor. will be read with
n great deal Of interest. In their sug-
gestions to the Commissioners they
recommend
/. That the National Government comply
faithfully and literally with all its treaty
stipulations.
.. That they be allowed to remain on their
present reservations.
3. The sale Of lands Of the reservations
only to exemplary, moral, and Industrious
citizens.
T.. More light, air and cleanliness in the
Indian lodges, and a hospital on each reser.
walton, with 4 female graduate Of medicine
as matron.
5. Industrial schools for the education Of
the children.
s. Teaching the English language prom
inently, in order to qualify them for citizen
ship.
!. That the Indians be supplied literally
with teams and tools to break up all their
prairie lands, haul timber and lumber to
build houses, work their land and perform
all the work which it is necessary TO do on
their farms, and have competent, judicious
persons, for a time, to encourage them there
in, and give them the needful instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

France mas been examining models Of
v~elocipedes for the use of the Postofice.
A three-wheelsd vehicle, which enables
the rider to add the power of his hands
to that Of his feet, aud thus ascend the
steepest incline, has been adopted.
There is a place behind to carry a box
or portmanteau Of moderate size.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

COMPLEX PHAsMAcY. "A country
apothscary was observed by a friend to
be IN the nsbit of draining al medicine
ph'ais returned to him by patients into
n large bottle which stood upon bis
counter. Wondering wha, could be his
objeetin accumulating this strange mix
ture, the friend one day Intercepted
him or that point. "Surely," he said,
'syou have no use for q mess like that?''
''My dear fellow" replied the apothe-
cary, !" that is the most scientific medi-
cine I've got in my shop. Simple medi.
eines are very well for simple CON-
plants but that's the stuff for q pstien,
with a complication of disorders"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

A WITTY contemporary says that
the reason why journalism is 81 success
full in Chicago is that everybody is
frightened into taking a daily paper
lest a divorce notice, in which he is in
tercstcd, should be published in its col
umus and he not find it out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

THANKSGIVING DAy.-Ne1t Thursday
is the day fixed by the President Of the
United States rs n day Of general
thanksgiving, and the same day has
been fixed upon by Governor Singer
land Of this State for like purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

TIE Old and New School General AS
ssmblies are now in Convention at
P~i,tsburg, Pa, celebrating up the de-
tails of a plan for the perfect union Of
the two Churches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13

Tho Presbyterian Union.
PIrTsBuRo, November 1.-THE joint com
mittee on the union of the Presbyterian AS
semblie, reported informally in both bodie;
for the union, and stated that they had
agreed on all the legal points, and would IN
the afternoon recommend the appointment
Of committees by both bodies to complete the
details OF reconstruction. The United A
sembly will meet in its first session at fhi,
adelp6ia in May next. The report is regarded
as deciding the question of reunion.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
puoM sACRAnIENTO.

r,rrc1AL TO THE ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS .Br
TIE WESTERN UNION TKLE0RArH Incl
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Overland Dispatches
Tbc presbyterian Union.

ESPECIAL TO THE ooLD HILL DALI NEWS B1
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRArH LISH.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINE.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
j. existing between the undersigned is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent, c. 81. Cornell pur-
chasing the entire interest In the drug business
Of u. c. Kirk & Co., at Virginia, Nevada.
Signed, HENRY c. KIRK,
c. NJ. CORNELL.
Sacramento, September Is, 1869.
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Ladies of Gold Hill, Virginia and vicinity are
respectfully invited to call and convince them
selves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

CUAppAOUA " Y-"Ned Buntllne tL, o' AZ, nd
rran1 having ,ruea California his trends ~ Non
hood intend 10 give hin cordial rscsPuoh ~ "
ug Horse Monday evening err, ,vr;obt
Van lass, vas totally destroyed by ire Re" hgH' Sh0
s. COO iBsarrI for %l5oO. -, Cororar
HOBOKEN-A jury was impahGfeenih , 10y Prince
vb. vseay hold inquest 10 the case OF -. Railroad
". Is Al m, proSpresL crossing Of the hor ad Ism Nsnday
nm The iGtb The iarr viewing the body A'JOu'hs
t7p m. -, .awer m
Jersey CITY-At 4 p. m. YESTERDAY, sew" ,ys,.Iy
- ~ t,nc,iou in North Fourbft eAv.d H. pur'iDs S"o ~
iujurlng q 1oro, bas
ORANGE n. 1.-THE work on the he"
been discontinued IL u TO co'l FV'o'o ~ .,ooon
NEWARK.-The net amount derived .vn spnly,
. - c on the occasion of the Humboldt eeneui, ~ the
teI' - tween 5000 II will go to tne ts, on
n fund Maybsum vas discharge ssnisaber
~, rnar.e fraud preferred against hm tn cosI tar
49, ~ e Fsssr Court will open on Iuesy ut % the
% il, coating NicosOn Pavement beng A nind Edrard
t., e,nght yesterday, aud exploded and osuy
sissn Later In the day anoIhtI ~ WHO
Zen lanes Tiel and Peter Lynch, woTkm.n ana 'ol"
was passing, badly burned -,
rTCTFWOOD N. J-George Gutfeld has been
,,,sst here on charge beating and kicking honSe' '
yerey thai il Is feared be may not recover. -.
POUNDRIDGE, CONN.-The gentlemen Oh -. S' as.n
,d Who poeba,ed Lower Middle and Roaod Ponds 70
iTto one lake by construction Of dam Tor
..o TO supp the borough Stamford with pure "A lAe
the worn
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The los on stock IS about tl75.OOO Insn

The stock the sidewalk and in the yard was insured
by the stuyyesant and Gerhard Companies for 5000
each FtTeMarshal Bracket engaged yesterday in
investigating the origin OF the fire, but elected facts
OF Importance.
BR0OKLYN.-Phillip Kopp, German, was at
tackled IA Ihro0paye. by rOughs, whO after beating
robbed him OF handbook and t25 In money. They es
capped.
City Court of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Mon
dayNos g. TO- 8 y is, 80, 81, So 5 49, ll6 u.s. 49, IA
i2S, 124, l26, 127, l2s. l29.
John w. Paugh arrested in New-York by
Officer Bliss on charge OF stealing gold pens pencils
from Porter d Hazard, No 56 Fultonst. Brookyn was
held for examination by Justice Walsh.
Carrie Clawson, young woman from GlOu-
caster. Mass visiting IN Brooklyn, ATTEMPTED 10 commit
suicide yesterday by taking laudanun She was taken
to the hospital In state OF insensibify.
Patrick Ward, who, on the Sd of August
last, assaulted and beat Patrick Burke was examined
before Justice Walsh yesterday, and held 10 await tho
action OF the Grand jury charged with intent TO kin
RIDGE. l.. lon Thursday cOored boy named
Sender n the employ Of MI Randall ,hot and kd another sd
MT KISCO, n. Y.-The annual Convention of the
WeohesfeI County Musical Association closed her.
9th grand concert
MOUNT VERNON.--The Methodist church here
D" got a hss black walnut pulpit and a carpet
TREMONT.-Patrick Hanna. driver on the Har
sn Bridge tnd Pordham Railroad while get car on m.
nt ~ We switch sppoiis the ball grounds crushed s.oh,T car
AID svtTsJ injured
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TIE O,NEILL HOMICIDE.

The inquest in the case of John O'Nel, who
was injured IN n drunken brawl on Monday the 9th
inst the house of John Kenny the corner OF First
and Clinton sts HobOken. resumed last evening be-
fore COrouer White The testimony of the physician Dr.
Benson describing the wounds technically was taken
and OF the occupants Of the adjoining the
which the disturbance took place James Kennedy testi-
ned TO having met ONe with the deponents pipe in his
hand which Kennedy demanded, when the deceased
struck him. but Kennedy and his cOmpauons fried 10
pacliy him, seeing that he was drunk ONeIl was
nna elected from the room. John Kenny the propIe-
Tor OF the house testified TO having had night with the
deceased n trying 10 pacy him, and having heard
ia as oil heavy body after lac left the room The case
was submitted 10 the jury at 10 O'clock and after 20 min
ues verdict was returned that The deceased came TO
BIS death from cold exposure and violence inflicted by
John Kenny James Kennedy, and others SedefeI,se
The men, who have been under bonds 10 await the res
Of the inquest, were then discharged.
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iApnoubeenepul

Re BrAUrIFuL-If you desire Beauty, you
should use Hieiss M.GsOLII BALM
rive, son. refined snre texture to the c0Upsion
Rh Redress, Botehes sunbu Tar &e aud adds hhss o.
P.ry Bloom the p.n.n features 1t brings the Bloom o. % "
III. fading ehesL and changes the rustic County Girl ITO
City Belle ,,, ~
In the Msgno. Balm lies the true secret 0fBeAu NO
Lad, need complain Complexion who viii invest % cents
delightful article. Sold at No 81 PArfr"w, ~ u
LIoss KiTHiIKos 10 splendid for the Hair
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
RRIYED

ARRIVED.
steamship Wiser wenie Bremen Sept and Southampton :,
steamship VALLEY City, JohusoB Alexandria md,, sni pass
Steamship Brunette. HoNcs. fhIade phA. aul
Barn Anna EeumAnn. Liverpool ~ days, salt
Brig ChilaBwAltb, Fuller AoguA W l.. via EdgHosn, Mass
days. salt
brig l. Armstrong Wright Gu.aea ?. II. Is day., sugar
mOasses
Bng Aana ElirAb.,h. French Bangor, lumber
Bng va K Saver Wallace. CAisis via Stoungton
Schr Hentnka Din, stockholm to days. irou.
Schr Empire State Beck Sth Cape Sable Gsh
scHoOSkKs-KiVEK ASp COs,rwNE
Damon South Amboy l. l. Ilosard EIilab,thport
Angeiho Clesf Ehnbethport Goodwin Nrp.BmlsSIek
John H. Gould, Albany. Ella Jaie. Roudout
Orlando Smith, Albany. EBmr Ellen. Albany.
THINNER, Albany A. 4 Kemp. Albany
I, A. Abel, kondout Geo W Cunmlug. R"ndout
~ A. Pednore Elabethport sarah Maria South Ambv.
Andrew u. Mason South Ahboy. Americas, Trenton.
OrIimhO Providence. u. II. BrAIos. Hartford.
W. W Dickinson, Nantucket VIM. H. Bowen. Bristol
Flank Pierce, NeH-IlaNeu. Hudson, Chatham.
Albert New. Bedford. Hester. Portchester
Isabel Alberto NeSIaven Maggie lucv, New Haven.
BeDj English. New. Bedford Fla. Moore, New Haven
Orion, Port Jefferson J. VI. Freeman. PFoyIde
T. r. MeAby, Portland. c. Bella Peek, Nes-HAveu.
Earl. Belfast Artist. New.HAven.
H. c. Hand, Sew.Iayeh. Baltimore New Haven
Hunter Dghtoh Mary T. Mills, COS Bay, l.. |
Ripple. New-Hayen. oregon Kockand.
juno, hockIsnd Com kearnsy Providence.
Dan hofrs, NewHaven. Hero, StOnington.
IL. r. BrAinerd Portland Ct Laurel, Port Jefferson.
Teas, Norwich Asher \. Parker Gleueove
J. d. lpgAhaa, Hartford X II. DAILY, Hartford.
White Swan, Calais Ncksburg Rockaud
Reading H. H. ~. New Haven Ellen Pefkns Ne. B.ltoi
Angler New. Bedford, J. 7. Robinson. Bridgeport.
Henrietta, Portland, c. Jos T. Potts. New Haven.
David Nelson, PorchesteT John r. Collins Marion.
AnAdir GIeenport Tariff Oyster Bay
SAILED.
Steamship Gulf Stream for Savannah
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Sept H-ArnVsd steamship Neptune from H.wYofL
FOREIGN PORTS.
LivIhPooL, Sept 1.-THE steamship England arrived tina
yesterday from New.loTk
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THE COLLINS METAL WATCH FACTORY. -mprOvsi orOde)
Fail Jsvsled Hunting Levers-Geuts and LADIES sizes
The SIS appearance aud for time equal gold ones
hne nuh t20 surpassed ny
500 gold For TIME ELEGANCE, FINISH aud DURA
BIY no imitation Of gold begin 90 with the Cens
Metal Excepting intrinsic value equal gold R, Watch
fully warranted by certificate
80" CHAINS FROM 81 TO IS.
JEwELRYwe manufacturing all kinds Of JweJ otthe Colas
Meta, Pins Earrings Sleeve Buttons Loetes studs Finger Rings,
Re,s Charms odd Fellow Masonic Pus Re all Of the latest
and most and fully equal 10 gold In and
CLUBS-Where SIX Watches ordered tine VII
seud OF extra watch free Of charge a..
Good, sent fhe United States By express he paid for
delivery Money need be sent With the order as bills can be paid
from the once Customers must All
We employ Agents orders therefore, must b
sent directly orerns write plainly the essDty
the will remember that
NO 3y5 BROADWAY COR woRrHST.. UP STAlRsl. NEW
YORK. Z r. COLLINS Se
UpICES DITpIEV (IIp.OEE ENGINES
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CRICKET.
II. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA.

ST. GEORGE VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
The following is the full score of the match
played at Camden Wednesday and Thursday, between
the New-York Club lstAGeorge and the Philadelphia
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ToAl..................................
BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. HARMON

ATLANTIC VS.. HARMONIC.
These Brooklyn clubs met on the 10th, and
played the first of a series. The name of Charles Hunt
viii be recognized in the Atlantic nine Below Is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18

The proceeds of the game to-day on the
Union grounds. WiamsbuTgh, between the Mutual and
Bedford clubs will he for benefit OF the sufferers nv
tie AyOudale coal mine disaster.
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HOME NEWS.
TuE WEATHER

RsxAKEs sorss- 70 noon; t' me- An,roop
W., arIy al ~ 1880 to sunset eih .,, mi Al
AT tse, fom u sunset EVeuHgoIsISAs' W 18Th t,y orr,
tines frnu suasct to 90 misty rain 7'te NAN 'I'
lsIf0 81 M
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LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The Travellers Insurance Conpan, 10 addition accident bus
all foras Of LII AID ENDOWMENT POLICIES
able IL has already written policies
deposited with the nurane Dparm,B
York sud Y AutuTI.l leh Life Bni Casualty
The statement Of ~Lo
a LIfs busnrss' IS UHirac
JAS, e., PATTERSON, President
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
CHAs. T. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
GEO. - LESTER, AStasr.
skW YORK OFFICE;
H.. ~ Broadway, corner Fuiion.st
IL. NJ. JOHNSON. Msn.s,r
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
SATURDAY. SEPT j

SATURDAY. SEPT. "a.
via IISrs and Brs per - Laurent ard m,i
Tuope Liverpool By the CITY OF Artsep clos. al The enef
~ Supplementary mail by The Cy Of Aut"sTp eob
Oh Pier No. q North River, At l:iO ?. Ia
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SABBATH-SCHooL Books. - BRoUGHToN
wIslS so - Bb.ou,, tsp ID. best ri,i from all fsbit'n
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PACIFIC RAILWAY GULD lUAN.
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN &c
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and
M. X. JEsUP e. Co., No. II Pine
ST., n. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent III
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by a Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly sold to develop the coun-
try and improve the road. They
are first mortgage upon the ex-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation non earns moro
than enough net income to pay the IN
terest on tile new loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. PrancipaS
and Interest payable in Gold. Price
SO, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.