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PATENT metallic
ze WHITE WIRE
Clothes Lines.

- O1OtDeS Lines. i
Being manufactured in such manner with a
white metallic substance, it is prevented from
ever corrodirg or changing from it's beautiful
white color, IN any number Of yea. Of time.
II is neither affected by different temperature of
climate, nor by changes Of atmoephere, and
firmly holds its uniform color thrsugh the Sc
verest frost and inclemsnt weather. By exper-
iment. the utility of the line has been found the
only article which is free from the great an
noyance occurring from the old fashioned Rope
lines, which are continually rotting and break
ing down, soiIing and discoloring clothes. By
using the wire clothes line alltrouble is avoid
ed, as you are never obliged TO take them
down after they IRE put up as they can be let
ont in all sorts of weather. eli sestatfS
! The durability Of theline is one Of the great
est considerations. as It viii last from thirty to
Fifty years. .gs.-rs. 40.
Another chief advantage of this line is that
clothes Will not freeze to it IN cold weather, nor
will It break and let your clothes fall In the
mud. Warranted not to injure clothes IN any
manner. 81 zig FEr r ~ a'0s fg
PRICE, THREE CENTS PER FOOT.
Call and get one, at Bunch 4 Akin's Store,
Columbia, or Williams 4 Sons, Mt. Pleasant,
O. w. Mckoscack, Spring Hin. 81 tap2st0
e1fl7 " STEPHEN JOCRbAN.
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AGENTS WANTED! AGENTS
WANTED, s75 TO $500 per month, male and
female, to sell the celebrated and original Com
mon Sense T amiiy Sewing Machine, improved
and perfected; It will hem, fell, stitch, tuck,
bind, braid and enbroider in a most superior
manner. Price only SIS. For simplicity and
durability, il has no rival. 10 not buy from
any parties selling machines under the same
nam, as ours, unless having Certificate Of
Agency signed by us, as they are worthless
Cast Iron Machines. ~ oaa rs
For Circulars aud Terms, apply or address,
80 II. CRAWFORD & CO.,
Alb Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
NOVEMBER 8. 1859

s~ALL Advertising win be considered
CASH and collectable any time AFTER tne
first insertion.
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Abstract Of the Thiry-Seccnd Semi-Annual
Statement, showing the condition OF the Com
pany on the LIST day of July, 1859. -
Cash. Balance 10 Bank. .-....s.., &l27, 68e 90
Bonds and Mortgages. ,.,,;. ~, l,S79, S9O 90
Loans on Stocks, 4lS SH 90
United States stocks market valueA 1854 ,l30 90
State and Municipal stocks bonds. 454, $50 20
Bank stocks market value ~. >. l36 SIS 90
Interest due on LIST July, 1853, =. - 33,S4S n
Balance in hs nd of Agents (of which
81, 437 so has since been paid .. .52 500 SO
Bills Receivable (forpremiums on In-.
land risks, DID, -..,..,.-..~- 1857 IS
Other property. miscellaneous Items, 45 SAT 90
Premiums due and unsolicited ON
Policies issued at Office, 9. :. H,e3l 70
Steamer Magnet and Wreeking Appa- = -
sratas, So. L...tF :. .a16,602 Sc
Governmet Clamps on hand, ~ J.. = 500 10
En0g III sT9rsaffs , $3.50
sa .. Total, ..-....-.sai A,24S,s ~ 81
% eiaI { lt5s LIABILITIES. ,s
Claims for losses outstanding on LIST Ju.zas
", 1869. ,bt4 30
Due Stockholders on account of 18th
and S0th Dividends, ..ze..-.,yf., 625 90
~ ta8a ftgotys "a s75lso Is
- GHAS. J. MARTIN, President, A. r. Will
marth Vice President ID. A. Head, "a Vice
President, J :. n. Washbum. Secretary, Geo. n.
Lyon, Assistant Secretary, T. B. Greene, ID As
sistant Secretary. ~ III
Nov. l, 1ss9-3t Columbia, Tenn.
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LoT IN COLUMBIA

Pursuant 20 decree Of the County Court of
Naurv Caun'y in the cause 80 w. Il. Faraey VS..
Elizabeth G. Amen, 1 will sell at the door of
the Court House, infhe town Of Columbia,
Monday, November 22d, 1869,
A House and Lot in the town of Columbia, and
known as the Eliza B. Farney lot, and the same
adrins the 1T ofJohn p McGaw, Mrs. Bynum
and Others.
Terms of Sale-sloo Cash, the bslance on a
credit If one and two years with interest from
date. The purchaser required 10 give bond
with two good securities and = lien retained
JOHN B. PADGETT, Clerk, &c.
Oct. ~, 1869.
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MoSDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, 1869,
william Newcomh Us. benjamin Bond.


October 20. 1889. J. L. WILLIAMS, C. NJ
i1.s1i,I ~ Iifi -
s,ssf ,r4fs
william Newcomn vs.. Benjamin BOND.
Columbia, at the September term thereof 1869,
N the above cause, | VIII sell TO the highest
bidder, at Inc Court Honsc IN Cofumpis,
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 9Th, 1869,
.,,ct az t.,a si.n..sd il A.. Il. .;v;l district
Of Nauly County, Tennessee, on the waters of
Dog Creek, eonfalrng loS acres, neing me
same conveyed Dy Whiiam Ne"eomp W -. Y ~ ~
Dono.
ierms-iwelve months credit except sae
sum OF s0o IN casn. the Putcn.ser rc9alle Nv: 70
execute notes WIN good security, anG = . .
retaiped ior tne p9fcnase money. sane iree
from the rlgnt OF reqemPr0n,
NOV 0, lcos a. D. II. WihLiAMS,C. M
- .<,.l,. 60 -,
VA. oausey VI. =" W. Nausey Ct at
Columbia, at the September term thereof, 1859,
In the above cause, will sell to the highest
bidder atthe Court mouse IN Os'umoA,
= OK MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, 1859,
tract of land situated in the 23rd civil district
of Manry county. containing about 40 arces.
being the same purchased Of W. n: Byers.
ie.1sESLA "a. an. M .mess nionsl's - CA
80 eeps 80 - M .e....;s.. ~ H., -.
sa. h ss. Win gos SnI s-ca s.ou,
.s s Iv' ~ srv a ses oA'e "ee "o'.
Tue t,S". G yasS PiAp wr1rI.uS r. Su
= - i'''' = = = "A--''-A'' - ~ "'
fa w rrnu w ,s;,.u Z
Pursuant TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
Columbia atthe september term tnereof, 1907,
IN the ABOVE cause win sell 70 the highest DID
der at the Court House in Columbia,
avaluable tract of land si..,ated in Many conn.
ty. Tennessee, on the waters of Caater's Creek,
adjoining and West of a tract of land sod and
conveyed to .ohn Miller by George W. Camp
bell containing lS9 acres aud ll3 poles.
A., ana I've Sea ersa't Nv win inter
err REQUIRED to execuse note with approved se-
curity and a lien retained for the purchase mon
ev. Sale free from the right of redemption-
Nov 5. 1850. ]. WILLIAMS. d. IN
80
Columbus Merritt Admir- vs.. RK N,oS
nav ct al
PURSUANT 10 decree Oh Inc Onancery Curt at
the September term tneFeoi isoS, IN the above
cause, VIII sell 70 tae mgnest BIDDER at the
Court House IN Coiumofa,
On MONDAY. DEDEMBER 9TH. 1879.
III .f,.s .;.r...s :.
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LAND SALES.

IA, 80 49, lt 81 y f-,1r) rs8ty
NJ =. $50 gl5 -sss
-ei ,ssCsz FARM FOR SALE.
: By yirtueof decree at the Septem Der term,
1863, of the Chancery Court at Colum bia, Ten
nessee, in the seof Nathan Perry anel William
Perry, Senior, Executors of Jal mes VI. Perry,
deceased vs.. Fl. C. Mack and vie, and others,
Twill on .-- ~
Monday, I'D of November, 1869,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
at the Court House door. in Co luWbia, Maury
County. Tennessee, unless sooner sold at pri-
vate sale) the following tracts ri land- One Of
about 800 acres. in the 9TH civil district of Mau-
nv County, Tennessee, adjoipii ,g the lands of
DR.. Pillow, W.M. McKissick ard Others, being
the 'home tract of said James W.. Perry; also
tract OF land Of about 20 acres in Giles county
on the head waters of Big Creek, adjoining the
lands - HarweIl and others The same will
be sold in separate tracts II de sired and divided
to suit purchasers. Terms--0ne third cash,
balance in one and two years with interest from
date, and lein retained for purchase money
Persons desiring to purchase at private sale
win apply to the undersigned, or to James Gid
dens, on the premises. i...-...
NATHAN PERRY.
Oct 1s, 1859. Special Commissioner.
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ONE BAY MARE MULE,

Aged about years, IL hands and inches
higb. The animal holds her head down
When travelling, and has . splendid fox walk.
Churchlnan had on when he left a white
hat. black sack coat, and with him q pair
toll with the cartridge rammer broken.
We viii pay $1,000 reward for his arrest
and 5000 for therecovery Of the mule.
oct 49ml =, Joe 4 JNQ KENEEDEY-
pendent. Columbia Herald, Decatur Rep,
and Tuscumbia n. A., copy I'M and forward
hill
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY.

~, " 80. - alI
Inc SENATE was NJ. NJ sesS''n'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill providing for constitution
al convention was amendedso as to q :
low every male citizen Of twenty-one
years and upward to vote fer delegates,
and fixing the election for the second
Saturday 1.-THE llth) in December, and
the convention to be composed OF one
hundred delegates, and to meet the first
Monday 1.-THE Sd) In January, 1871. The
bill then passed Its third reading by the
following vote:
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Alexander Mackey. ct. a. va. N. 4. Barnett etsl
Pursuant to . dec = CT tn Chancery Coort
thereof, 1869 ii the above csase, will seIl TO
the highest bidder, 1t the Col1rl House in. the
city Of Columbia, on
MoNDAy, DECEMBER 9TH, 1869,
a valuable House and Lot situated in the city of
Columbia, near the west margain Of said city,
containing u acres, being he same upon
which WV Campbell resided at the time OF
his death. And the same will be sold subject
to the dover inieres. Of Mrs. Campbell.
est from date Of sale, exbept the sum Of eI25
in Cash. The purchaser required to execute
notes With approved security, am d lien fessis-
ed forthe purchase money. 49,. "a .ss..
Sale free from the right Of redemption.
Oc,ober29, 1859. J. L. WILLIAMS, c. & NJ
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LAND FOR SALE. -
/ ofier for sale the 80 - f..,-. =
Z TAG A PETERSON FARM.

s,l,rth ea 4 ~ Mt. Pleasant, on the waters OF
Big Rieby Geek, and bounded by the lsnds
of Is. hi. Wa kins and othe-s, one hundred
and 10 ~ acres in said tr.ct, and wen wa
las. A. PETERSON. Columbia,
"a OR. MCKINNEY DOOLEY,
Nov. 5-w4 On The premises.
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- NO. A. EDWARDS, er
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
SHOE MAKER. f

North East Corner Public Square.
~ COLUMBIA, TENN. - s+-
Thankfal for the liberalpatrenage heretofore
extended him, begs leave to inform the public
that be has employed, to assist him, No: l
Boot asd Shoe maker, and is now able to fill
all orders on short notice and at living prices.
The best of material will be used, and work
guaranteed TO fit and wear well. Give me a
call. i1
JOHN A. EDWARDS,
Boot and Shoe Maker.
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MONDAY-sENATE.

thorizing the Governor to employ Coun-
sci to represent the interest of the State
in the suits commenced by the United
States to have the East Tennessee and
Georgia and the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroads placed in the hands
of a receiver, which was adopted.
Bill were introduced by Mr.. Cooper,
of Bedford, to repeal all laws granting
State aid to internal improvements !;
by Mr.. McFall, to amend the franchise
laws so as to allow all male citizens to
vote on the question of q convention,
and providing that candidates for dele
gates to the convention shall not be re
quired to take the candidates oath by
Mr.. McFall, to increase the fees of JUS
tees Of the Peace. 40 r. 80
Senate bills to authorize the town of
Brownsville to issue bonds to aid rail
roads, and to amend the registration
laws of the State, were passed on their
third reading. gs 3D. s
House bill to authorize the calling of
a convention was passed on its first
reading, and Mr.. Pearson introduced o
bill for the same purpose.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Russell,
OF Hickman, to re-establish Lewis
county by Mr.. James, Of Hamilton,
for the relief Of occupying claimants Of
land, providing that they shall not be
evicted until they shall have paid for
such permanent improvements as they
may have made; by Mr.. Rhea, to char
ter the Bank of the Republic at Nash
vile; by Mr.. Rhea, to provide for the
reform of confirmed inebriates by COM
hitting them TO the Lunatic Asylum
when dangerous to their friends or un-
! able to take care of themselves and
property; by MI. Rhea, to repeal the
| section of the code which requires the
Superintendent ofthe Lunatic Asylum
to be q married man; by Mr.. Fleming,
regulating the nomination of students
to the Tennessee Agricultural College;
by Mr.. Hinkle, to reduce tax on photo
grapliers from fifty to ten dollars; and
BY Mr.. Hornberger,1 to regulate. the
printing and distribution of the reports
of the decisions of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. White of Hswkins, offered res
olution declaring the election of United
States Senator void, and providing
that the two houses shall hereafter
meet and elect a Senator. Laid over
under the rules. sf
Mr.. Colville offered resolution pro-
viding for q joint select committe to
investigate the management Of theMc-
Minville and Manchester railroad.
Mr.. Hinkle offered resolution in
stucting our Senator's and requesting
our Representatives in Congress to use
their influence to secure an appropria-
ton for the improvement of the Ten
nessee River. Isl -
The House by vote of 81 to 3, de.
cided in the case of Fleming against
Dillin that the latter is the legally
elected Representative from Ruther.
ford county. 49,
rHa TUESDAY.-SENATE
Bills were introduced by Mr.. HAYES
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NOW IsTHE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE,

: To those who. subscribe now for 1870, the
paper will be sent FREE from October fst to
January, 1870.
To clubs of Six or more the paper viii be
sent at $50 per annum.
I There are many persons who desire to see
and read paper before subscribing for it, and
for their benefit we propose to send the Farm
ers' Homo Journal, from the LIST of October to
the LIST of January next for the small sum OF
Fifty Cents.
We will take II as favor of those who read
this If they will make known these inducements
to their neighbors. send for specimen copies.
~" S4SIs Is III. MILLER, Proprietor.
I. Oct. 20, It. 7-..r s
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Thomas A Sharp ct al VS. r NJ Nicholso

Thomas. w Reese VS. L & ] Noah.
Heildleback, Seasongoed & Cows L and
Noah. as,+
Pursuant 10 decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee, at the September
term thereof, 1859, in the above causes, I will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
In the city of Columbia, o. .
On MONDAY, DECEMBER THE 9TH, 1863,
a valuable house and lot and other improve
ments thereon, situated in the city OfColum-
bia on South Main and. Garden Streets, ad-
joining the lots of NJ Helm and others, and
known as Sarven's Coach Shop.
Terms: Eight and twelve months credit
with interest from date of sale, the purchaser
required to execute notes with good securi-
,ty and Lien retained for the purchase mo-
ney. = Ft'ii@ - j u WILLIAMS,
Oct %, 1853. IS q c09 C&M.
Sale free from the right of redemption.
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EHANeERr SALES FY
VALUABLE LANDS
For MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1869.

BlakelT and i'll. Administrators &C., VS. L. E.
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On MONDAY, DECEMBER THE 9Th, 1860,
a valuable tract of land situated in the Coun-
ty Of Naury, on the North side of Duck Riv-
er, being the same upon which Mrs Eliza
beth Woodbridge resided at the time of her
death, containing about l08 acres.
Terlns-Six and twelve months credit with
interest from date Of sale, except $50 in cash,
the purchaser required TO execute notes with
good security and q lien retained for the
purchase money. Sale free from the right of
redemption. j. L. WILLIAMS,
Oct %, 1869, -s-cs+7s C&M.
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$4,000 REWARD. !
CHARLES CHURCHMAN,

Aged 10 years, dark complexion, about feet
5 inches high, weighing about lao pounds,
stole Fl ON the Kennedy farm, IN GILES coun-
ty. Tenn, miles west Of Pulaski, on Tues
day night, Oct. l2th, ~
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TUESDAY,-sENATE.

Bills were introduced by Mr.. Halves,
to protect sheriffs, and by Mr.. Hal,
requiring insurance companies to de-
post with the Comptroller 800, 600 as
security.
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1000 ACRES .saa r
~ bgTossss hHc - ~ a. J1l
~ .Sag OF The iot .ap
rssl XII l,ftfsi ~ - rssGa ~ rr
BEST LAND IN MAURY COUNTY
: ), ., FOR SALE,
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FURNISHING GOODS, ETC

These Goods have been selected with great
care. to SUIT the wants Of the people in this
section, most of which We have had made to
order by the loading manufacturers OF the
country, all of which will be sold at the
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THE HERALD.

1rxR.-hs Cslun.aa ners 4" y p1blisned
~ Snnum, IN advance.
49, n Kdvsrs3llne.-0ne Square (ten Lines)
or one insertion Sl50; each additional inser-
~, e caDfa- ~.
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LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.

We most respectfully ask eur old friends and
the public generally, to call aud examine our
goods and prices, as it will give us pleasure at
all times to show Cur goods and wait upon all
who favor us with a call. 80.
- SHEEGOG & SON.
October 8. 1862
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OHANCERY SALE
e ~ s FOR
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4rH, 1869.
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H. L. Foster ct, al. VS.. Heirs of Jane Ri c.
Pursuant to q decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, at the September term thereaf.
1869, in the above cause, Il will sell to the hi b.
est bidder, at the Court House, in the city of Co
lumbia on .fE -%etLt-
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blakelT ana III, AQmlnletraIOf5 &C., vs. Il. E.
Hill and others.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Chaneery Court
ct Columbia Tennessee, at the September term
threof, 1859, in tine abos cause, i viii sell to
the highes' bidder At the Court House, in THE
CITY OF Columbia, On the
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1889,
= valuable Mill and a small fract Of land upon
which said mill Is situated, containing about
five acres, situated upon the waters or Blg-big-
by creek, in the 18th civil district Of AiauFy
County, Tenn, adjoining the lands of Leon
Frierson and others =. ,.sst ss q, ! p
Also, q tract Of land situated in Lawrence
county. Tenn, on he head waters of Saw
/ creek adjoining tie lands Of James Craig and
others containing 20f acres.
Terms One AID two years credit with in
tcrest from date, except the sum Of $500 in
cash, the purchaser required to execute notes
with good security, and q lien retained for the
purchase money. - 4 - 9ci
Sale free from tie right Of redemption.
=. j. l.. WILLIAMS, c IN.
Oct % 1879 - s7-fsss1 Tf
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MONDAY DECEMBER 9Th, 1869,

a small but valuable tract of land, situated in
Maury County, Tennessee, near the town of
Culleoka, containing 50 acres, being the same
upon which Thomas j. Hobbs now resides, and
known as the Rice place.
Terms Six, twelve and eighteen months
credit, with interest from date the purchaser
required to execute notes with good security,
and hen retained for the purchase money.
Sale free from the right of redemption.
u Oct %, 1869. JILL, WILLIAMS, C.&M
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II EVENING NEWS.
"Wednesday Evcnins----.March 10, 1869
Waiting and Lonanr.

In Virginia and Gold Hill, as in every
other well-ordered community, there are
plenty Of l~oafers, bummers and all that
sort Of thing. They loaf about saloons
and public places with a shifty uncer-
tainty of purpose, and their enterprise
is entirely Of an ideal nature. They
talk familiarity of White Pine and its
chances of wealth, aud in reality some
Of them have u dreamy, uncertain idea
OF going there some day or other. They
can be seen almost any warm sunny day
sitting out in front of some whisky shop,
grocery, or restaurant, summing them
selves and dreaming of something rich
turning up in their favor some day in
the dim, misty future. How they get
their living no one knows, but they do
manage to droue along costly through
life. "They toll not, neither do they
spin, yet somebody feedeth them, and
they doze on in the genial, comfortable
companionship of each other, something
after the style of the following, which
We clip from one Of our exchanges:
VI IlOilu. lily Nnuli. NY iIuNNN NIthN
We were designed. it seems to me,
To be two happy lazZaroni,
On sunshine fed and maccaroni,
Far on by some Sicilian sea.
From dawn to eve In the happy land,
No duty on us but to lie
Straw-hattcd on the shining sand,
With bronZing chest, and arm and hand
Beneath the blue Italian sky.
There, with the mountains idly CHASING
Their purple splcndors in the sea
To watch the whitc-wiugcd vessels passing
(Fortuncs for buster fools amaSSin"D,
This were a heaven to you and me!
Our mcerschaums colorinS cloudy brown,
Two young girls coloring with a blush,
TIT blue waves with Il silver CROWN,
The mountain shadows dropping down,
And all the air in perfect hush;-
Thus should we lie in the happy land,
Nor fame, nor power, nor fortune miss;
Straw.hattcd on the shining sand,
With bronZing chest, and arm, and hand
Two loafers c0uchcd in perfect bliss!
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RErURNED.-As Dan Of the Enterprise
has been snxiously inquiring in one or
two of his items of late, rs to where is
" the Lamplighter," we would remark
for his special information, that we are
told that she has just got back from
White Pine.
DUsTY.-Thc road below Gold Hill,
and above town to the top of the Divide,
has become dry and dusty. Main street,
down through town, is pretty we'll dried
up, and the deep ruts are being leveled
and filled in. 1t will he in perfect order
by Sunday.
CELESTIAL GRADERs.-Fifty Cinnamon
passed through Sacramento last Satur-
day, bound for this section, to work ut
grading the Virginia aud Truckee Rail.
road. They will probably be set nj work
on the Carson end Of it.
BULLION SHIpPED.-Wel's, Fargo n
Co. shipped from their Office in Gold
Hill, to-day, FIVE bars Of bullion, val
upd at $7,927 CT.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


RY WELLS, R AND CO.'S
Mrs Daily, W r Armstrong, G 7 Hoyle,
w A Seaton, n A II Mason and wife, e II
Shaw, c Marshall, r Dale, g H Mumford,
GS Ladd, N Friedman, A Haas, H Gregoire,
NJ Palmer, W R Smith, A ] China, A l
China, A L China, A S China, ] W Cum
mings, F Sietz, Miss Delaney, Mrs Sietz, Mr.
Olesster, John China. H NJ Wheeler, Mr. JEFF
fries, ] NJ Brown, A Dunning, Mr. Bennotta,
H Folk, John Smith, w McGroke, P Bolton,
C Green, Mrs Mcintosh, Miss Batchelder,
NJ Frederick, P McRay.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO M co.'s LINE.
Mrs Gurchill, G B Hill, A J Maxwell, T
] Maupin, G Meyer, Mrs Smith, B F Biyins,
JE Watson, Mrs D W Day, C c Chapman,
Thos J Tennent, G F Williams, c Ball, Mr.
Foley, Mr. Devan, C B Brooks, T W Rue, J
D Minor, ] ] Lyman, o A Palmer, H c
johnson, John Stokes, ] NJ Williams.
by WOODRUFF y RSNoR's INR
Q w O'Connor, David Scanlin, E Wood.
ruff, Mr. McDermott, D Powell, Samuel Dick
ems, John Weber, A Marks, Mrs Maria
Hart, John Farrell, A Attleman, d Hicks,
Mrs A Arms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-10
Scaled Proposals.
TO MILLMEN /!

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Mn NEWS Office hnlf a ton OF superior
Metal, for iournaling purposes IN quartz
Mills, Hosting Works etc. WIN De SOFA ~ ~
dueed pri .s for cash.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-10

1853. $500, 78o, O55 90
Fragments outstanding, portions Of
which have been redeemed. -...... $40 -