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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-16

ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE, HENRY & FLAMAST,
81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills OF ladinc given from RichmOn 10
III .European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, aud
Other freight.
Particular attention given to small! packages.
Cabi. kilograms forwarded 1T low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific CoGst,
Sandwich Islands. China, and Japan.
FrciChts forwarded - all parts Jl the United
States and Canada. Apply 10
WILLIAM G. DTNHAM 4 GO. Agents.
mo. corner Main ana Eleventh streets.
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TOR RENT, the thrcc-story BRICK O.
L TENEMENT on the north side of Clay Eli
street adjoining Clay-Strect Methodist church.
The house has eight rooms and a brick Kitchen
with three rooms all in good order.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR.
de B-3t Real Estate Agent.
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Il RESTAURANTS.

SCHOTT'S STEAMED OYS-@ ~
> TER ESTABLISHMENT, COR-NSnN.L aR
EER NINTH AND BANK -NaGazy
STREETS.-LYNNHANEN BAY, CHERRY
STONE, MILL GREEK, HORN HARBok:
RIVER. and other OYSTERS Of the choicest wa
trrs, received regularly and fresh, ana served
RAW. STEAMED. STEWED. or FRIED. Res
tarrants supplied by the barrel AZ cost price.
The 4 + stocked with the CHOICEST IL
QuDRS; and 4 large lot Of BOTTLED IL
QUORS. WINES. ALE, and LAGER BEER. Of
the finest quality. always on hand. de-
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DULASKI HOUSE,
JOHNSON SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA
WILTBERGER & CARROLL,
PROPRIET0RS.

This POPULAR HOUSE has been reftted and
partially refarnished during the past sumllcr'
and is now prepared for the reception OF guests.
Mr. JAMES CARROLL. formerly OF the Euta%.
House, baltimore, New York Hotel. and late"
the Old Sweet Springs, Va, has been aasoclat'1
with me IN the management Of this house ulc,E
the firm name of WILTBERGER <
no 3o-om w II. W~ILTBERGER.
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- MACE, PEPPER.
GINGER, NUTMEGS.
81 CARB. SODA flor cooking),
SAL. SODA for washing).
ocH Druggists.
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p AND FOUND.

"N+---~ -
T OST, GOLD ENAMELLED BRACE
~ lei with initials IL. {. c. engraved on II.
! suitable reward Will be paid for Its delivery at
this office. &c l'-9t
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WANTS.

WANTED, a good IRON SAFE, me-
JOHN A. COKE,
ne IA ON Tenth and Main streets.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT. tho DWELLING on fs
A Clay between Twcnty-nlntll and Thirticth klIL
streets now occupied by Mr.. John A. Dudley.
containing five rooms Kitchen with two rooms
stable aud the necessary out-houscs !; we'll Of good
waller garden attached.
r. a.. j. CLOPTON.
Tenth street
dr 1G-m between Main and Bank.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH SfsS
L MOND y NORFOLK STEAM sSgsAaasS.
SHIP LINE.-Steamrrs NORFOLK AMI J. ;.
GREEN, composing this line, Will leave Phil#i"i-
phia every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. FrciEhttakcn for Norfolk at mo-
deratc rates also for Charleston, savannah. and
New Orleans, and bills Of lading signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia. including meals aud
statcrOOm, IS. W. =. PORTER. Agent.
NH 4 Onitl.. ~. olo5 Dock street.
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LUMBER, LATFFS. &c.

T UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER !!
TRUMAN a. PARkER Il CO,
dealers in
White Pine. Poplar, Black Walnut, Maple, Ash,
Hickory, Oak. Cherry, Mahogany, and Sycamore
Lumber; also, all kinds Of Building Lumber.
on hand Il large stock, and sell at low prices. Their
old customers. and all others In want of Lumber,
are particularly invited TO give them a call before
Va. no 12-3mH
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NICKERSON HOTEL,
~ COLUMBIA, :. {.
ST. 3o-3ma W. \. WRIGHT, PROPRIETOR
80 PER DAY. 50 PLR DAl'
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.

The undersigned, having leased this The onty hf'1.
class hotel located on Main street, and within oES
theatre, and the great northern and southern rsli.
road depots, respectfully Inform the p9hilct2atl =
Is NOW OPEN. II win be thoroughly reno''-
ted, and refurnished 10 some extent.
This hotel ~ world-renovned as The heauatn'-
tiers OF the President and Cabinet officers OF tAo
late Confederacy. il also contains the nistotte
rooms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase. :,
The travelling public are cordially invited 20
make their home st the S~potsaooa, Whete 'na"DS
will fnI every comfort and dellcacy tia. this sha
other markets can supply.
E1preas and Telegraph once In !he naiiGins'
C..B. LUCK,
". b. BISHOP,
mys Prop:!etosi.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARD.-A very pleasant ROOM, SUIT
ID able for \ gentleman and his VIE, oflwo gtn'
flemcn with board, may be- had 1T il9 tranklll
ran, dc LIST
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Notice efSale

By virtue of an order Of the Gasconade
County Court, made at the November term
If said court, | will, in obediance to said
order, on Tuesday the 9th day Of February
A. d. 1869, al the front door of the court
house in The town Of Hermann, and during
the session Of the County Court Of the
county Of G~asconade, expose at public
auction all the interest Of JAMES ARRoTT
deceased, in and 10 the following described
real estate:
E half LOT NE Section g., Township 40.
Range 5;
SE ofNW Section z, Township Al, 5,
N halt of NV Sect. Q, TIP. 43, Range 5:
f half SW Section, TIP. AZ, Range 6;
Terms of sale 10 be made known at the
time and place Of sale.
JOSEPH DOYON,
Admr. of the estate of James Arrott dec
Hermnn> January 9th 1869.
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debts of said estate, on terms 20 be made
known at the time and place of sale.
First having had said real ectate apprai-
sed and said sale duly advertised, as di
rected by law, and that he mike return
his proceedings al the next term OF this
this court after said sale.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Gaseonade,
Edward Kehr Clerk Of the
county court of the county and state afore
said certify that the foregoing Is a trne
copy from the records OF said cornty IN
my Office,
Given under my hand and
the seal of said court, at
IL. ST Office ia the county ufore
sab, this 18th day of Jaau-
airy A. d. 1869.
E. KEHR, Clerk.
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administrators Netice,

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration have been GRANTED {, the un-
dersigned by the County Court of~iaseonaoe
County ofths estate OF Cathirina Eli.abet
Ruediger decd, bearing date November
18th 1868. F..zsEl@ .1.3
All persons indebted to. said estate, are
hereby required to make imms diatsly pay.
ment to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having clAims against said
estate, to present them for allowance pro-
perly authenticate ted within one year from
the date of said letters, or they will b PIE
Guided from any benefit Of said estate, and
if such claims are net presented within
two years from the date Of said letters,
they will be forever barred.
GEORGE KLlNGE,
j. dninis:rato- of Catharina E. Ru ediger
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

: Pub e. notice is hereby given to al
credit: IS. and others Interested in the
eslate OIL Ludwig Noltcnsmryer decd, that
/ w j make Enal Settlement thereof ct
thu next term IF the Gascopads County
C Irt TO be held and begun on the second
ii onday of February 1869, At tie sovr;
house in the Town Of Hermann.
HASTEN BUSCMMAEN
Atmr. OF Ludwig Mute asneier
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STATE or MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade, {

County Of G~ascOnade,
In the Gasconade county Court,
November term 1868
FIJI. WOLKING,1
.sA~ B1R sDmF
Now at this day comes the Administra-
tor of said estate and proves to the salts
fact on of the court, that the order of pub
l~icatIcn, made upon his petition at the
May Team 1868 thereof has been pub
Iished according tie law, and no enc ap
pearlng snd showing cause to the contrary
it is oodeaed that the said Admiuistrator
do on The 9th day of February next at
the front door of the ~tcosrthonse eft Gas
conade County aup during the session o.!
lhe equity Court between sthe hours OF
uiue o'clock iu the forenoon aud tive
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that dnp, eXpo>e
to sale at public veudue or eutory, the
following zeal estate, in the petition OF
SAID administrator descsibed to wit:
4 hfs NV Or aud w hf NE qreSecu. n
80 TOWNSHIPS 43 Rauge e. = =
aud sell the ssme or Sc much thereof as
my be sufficient to pay the debts ef said
estate, GU terms to be made known at the
time ind place Of sale. First having had
said real estate appraiser ana s"lu o"'e
duly advertised as directed by law, and
hat no make return of his proceedings al
he next term of this court after said sale
\ true copy of the order. .
Attest. T.. KEHR, Clerh
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of G~ascouade, :
| E. Kehr clerk of the
co ruty court OF the county and S a:e aforf
said certify that the foregoing is Il Iru'
COPY from the se ord in said cJurt, III
~ office.
Given under my baud aud
the seal Of said curt. A
! RI. 81 Office in:the ceuntySz"!oro
said this 10Th day OF Ja"Nar9
r KEIlR, .CctA.
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aatfre of efaar Settlement.

Public Notice is hereby given to all cns
aitors md others interested in tbs estate Of
Mr.. Maria, Buehler deceased, that l will
makeFlnsl Settlement thereof at the next
Srm of the Gasconade Probate Court, tic be
held and begun on the third Monday in
february next at the courthouse in the
,own of Hermann.
'o"D CHARLES D EITZEN, Adm
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sls OF MISSOURI, !
STATE OF M1SSoUE',( "a.
County OF IA -ronaar,
la tAe e;s& onad"C.un Court,
Nu,emb-r term 500.
RH3JEN BUSCifNANN }

Nu,emtr"r term lo6S.
KN5IEN BUSCHNANNf
.Adntr. of @
ANTON Wins
Nav IL this dav comes The said admin
tf>itor and: proves to,the.. sAtIstactl"n Ut
"a a .ur,, ,ha, tie orr( . cf publ on lon.
mal. "a hi, OF 10 at ii u st erm
: lI,5.Ge:oI .:as DarH : ia .Islcd az ".Ih-
.AY az 40 ,.ne APPEARING and oh"wl2
caa.. /, .kr contrary 1t is ordered, Thai
Gle sad sd in s,ralor do on til" 9th day
o. Ee5.u."Y NIX I i.e front i"or OF the
cuur.hnu.c a. .Ga> .o.aaL. county "nd dur
Jug vtne .sS:is4 of:.tlrt Coun : Court be
tToen his hours. OF nr,e o'clock III the
= fYr.nGon al ix.e u,cl,cK iAt..c ATT rnoon
o. ,hat.da.: exbo.c Y al. a tuhIIc ven'
an eor.o nLqry ,ILe tql; OWING 'e"L estate
ia III .petttlou Of. and aiainiIilstrator' DC
iEhtlf ef: Ie;s.ono s. Ew6 'of NV Or n
hall Of 10, one VI Nv q the NV Qr o
Sc Or and tie SW a. of Ne Ur OF Seotlo
6 in Township is Range > Wet COMA
ing 1911 aces AMI sell the same or so muc
iHrf:ofis may Ee s%uifi.Nent ~ pay tho deht
II said estate on :ermS 10 ne inad" Know
at h, TIM and place OF sale First ha
vrn,t mad SAID veal estate appraised an
said sale. duly laIvertiseI as dlrec'ed b
law, and kat he make return OF MS pro
.ee>ings at.the next term of this couf
after satdtsaie.;1 81. .ea-s.
A true copy of the order,
:. 49, Attest Z. KEHR' ClerE
.::STATE OF MISSOURI "a
g 2Cdun,H ofGascenade;
D.. 4. Ea%Ar I'd .Krhr, clerk of the Count.
Court of the county and State aforesaid
certify that ,tAe foregoing is a true 'oP
from the r&6fds;of the sad court in III
Office. E.at.,.. 80,
= Given under my hand and tn
: ~ - sea- of SAID court; at office i
!! :I,;Sc] the county afor' said, thu
I... 10Th day Of January A. L
: -.---.r- - = e KEHR CLERK.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
~Coum,yyot G%a,conade.
In the iascOnade County Court
November term 1868.
~ III. WORKING

- ...... AJr. Of Order ofSale,
r'a'''AEFRED SANDERS
.'..5' Now a. this day comes the administra'
" g tor ofsaid estate. and proves to the So,
tisfactiou OF! the court, thai the sorder
of publication, made upon his peulon
at the May term 1868 lhereot has been
published according to l&w. and no one
,, appearing and showing cause to the con-
trafy, i$Isr osderei, that the SAID AID
minlstr Tor do .orthe 9th day Of February
ga mex, at the. frent doyr Of the courthouse
5':t"of GaseOL AIDE county and during the 81 $
sion of he county Court between the
hours Of o'clock in the fornoon and .
' .'.. O'clock in the. afternoon Of IL at day expose
% sale at public vendue or cutlery, the
s} ] o lowing real estate. il the petition OF
said administrator described TO wit:
.>." E hf NE or and N hf NE'qt OF Sc 81
and E hf SW or of NE or Section 1t
ewnship AZ Range d West, containing
20 acles and sell the same or so much
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N0tice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested IN the
estate Of Simon Merk deceased, that
will make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term of the Gasconade Probate
Court, to be held and begun en- the third
Monday of February 1868 at the court
house in the town of Hermann.
JOHN D. BRUINS.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County eff Gasconade
Iu tie GascouaIe county caurt,
November term 1868.
JOHN UFFELMANN

odLIA
3 SCHUYLER estate
Now at this day comes the admlniStr!>
.. OF suid estate and proves TO lhe sails
tu.i IN of the court that the or'er .,
| .,uh.ieaiion made upou his petll an on the
Au9rst term lSoS thereof has been puoils
| hod according to law and no one appear
.uy aud showing cause to the contra y II
is ordered that tine eeid Adninlstrator do
on he 9th day OF February next at the
ron, docs OF the courthsuse OF GascOnade
C unity aud during the session otthe coUuty
orr | belwetL Tie AOul OF nine &C ok
u the forenoon and five O'clo'K III Tho
ane1noUn Of that day, expose to sale
at public vendue or QUERY the following
real estate III the petition of SAID ad-
min istrater described to wit:
Fractional Section Township 40 Range
:. s west containing 81 acres and sell the
same or so much thereof as may be suiii
cient TO pay the debts eff said estate on
terms to be made known at the time anG
place of sale. First having had said re"
estate appraised and sale duty ad vertsot
as directed by law and that h. make return
of his proceedings at the next term or TIL
court after sub sale =.
\ And it IS further ordered that If sal'
Iadminis trat,r can sell SAID real estate q
private sale feur weeks prior TO III
4 February tenn leXt III en- so much Of I'M
i order, as directs the public sale, shall n
} be binding umpon him.
/, f. KERR, Clerk
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MQrmD,r ! MarmDr

.sqh made bierm mi Grturrsn. iolris rem
patltfmm pen 5srmiHH urc tmS'9shf ue.,'Ia-
bic esstsr1s 4assiss, fag 10 nun ss's so r"'
artssttn W ssritrtiBsn IN @at'n0r, ~: %sma
msnte. @rattcint. .&amin9sfmlt aa'''s.at.
RdiG ssianps; ID i'd A5rIn8!a'smIs ao"en.
-bate, WlrmtT gu rtnitiaist'a Tftlalsa tt3'f
bcu 70 taun is risis Arteitsn tiiTt5fr r;ttttlSfh
ais &c ron ct. 9plit ts,Oasn ir5Tstu tennth J
Nua made i'd Gtaefrtne aus 9srmluat' ,.in,
iomie ioat taGi 4,t,n Sistntausr Art. ~ zen
sIQiaisn grsiitn. Gar suts aun sansrtliis M'
Felt wirs saronttrt. iat
ID go 5.tarid auG,
Gle psa 2tsr una gu;tsnfsr9 :
$50. g ';sLr ItrmaEH, DC.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ga
County Of GascOnadc.
In the Gasconade County Court,
e. November term 1868.
KASihssd mr, Of ]i'sSl Order of Sale
=. BRUTGGEMANN
Nav at this day comes the caid admin
-ator and proves 10 the satisfaction of
~ conrt. that the erder of publication,
80 upon his petition at the August
,urm 1858 thereof has been published &C
ding to law and no one appearing and
showing cause to the contrary, 1t is ordered
tbatthe said administrator do on the 9Th
Ssy o: February next, at the front door OF
,hs courthouse of Gasconade County and
Juriut the session of the County Court,
bc,veen the hours of nine O'CLOCK III the
hr,noon aud five o'cl, OK In the afternoon
chat day, expose to sale at public vendue
~ eutcry, the following real estate, Ill the
,.,ition of said administrator described,
10 wit
NV Or Of NV Or of Section ii, In Town
.hip 4s, of'Range 6 west containing 81
6Gres. -.t.'
And sell the same or so much there of
a. may. be sutfi Int To pay the debts OF
aid estate for cash in Hand, first having
NO sad real estate appraised and SAID
"a. sale duly July sd'ef;ised, a. 1irs s;. a-d by law
md Thai he make re urn OF his procedlh9I
At the next term of this court after said
salN.. ~
sNrAvE OF MISsOURI,l
- l Edwald Kehr, Clerk O.
h, .c.4u It. court Of he tou",v and STATE {
af,res.id c.rilfy thnt tie ioreg@lns'Ie
tr,. c,nv from lie recnr.s OF SAID count
ia my ohic-.
The seal ofra,J curt. a! oIlce
I.S) the cuan'y. aforesaid, 'kls
10Th dsy oi January a. D.
f KERR Clerk.
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40 der 2anb.

II Msntacmerp 60 an Ter County &cas iriiasn
plu6tsn unp Rtinelan,, 9 Adsr tlar. init 5aus
Nm. 'stauuus aasaswi6ntt ysesianst iur DIP uns
Reinlanp nit ausseseidn.tem Sslisuts, tf mn
Ter ann,bmbarsn Strinsuusen ~ ssrtauisn. Md-
.6,r, NustunIt BARRIER ertttilt 81. o. 4. e6ntu
In Rtiusllup ussr Der Gissn,blmsr. f@- .F+
Srantesutbstr.
al lr 6,ra Greet.
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Tho Great "Commercini Purtyo In yir-
gtnln C1ry-A Grend Banquet In their
Honor. Suggested by Alderman Lcgatc

stnln Cfry-A Grend Banquet In their
Honor Suggested by Alderman Lcgatc.
The great "commercisl party" Of
Chicago, which has been sloshing
around California for a month past, left
Sacramento yesterday morning on the
Pacific Railroad for their homes in the
East, arriving at Reuo at half-past A
o'clock last evening, where they were
Joined by the Ways aud Means Commit
tee, two Pullman cars being provided
by Charley Croker for the party, and
by this time the whole posse of them
are u in the neighborhood of the
head Of Salt Lake. Two Of the COM
mereial party, however, who are evil
IDENTIFY Cup to snuff" gave them the
slip and came up to Virginia City, to
open negotiations on q "swap." But
their movements have been very sly,
there being no demonstration whatever
on their arrival or since. Alderman
Legate thinks this isn't exactly the
fair thing, and favors a little ''demou-
strate in their honor. He made his
suggestion to Mayor Adams last even
ing, and "a tho idea had not be-
fore occurred to his Honor, he
asked the bald.headed Alderman what
he thought had better be done?
The vigorous mind Of the Alderman was
soon aroused to the occasion, and wip-
ing his bald pate with u towel, which
he had been using to "keep the flies
off," he replied /: swell, it's = trading
committee; they come to trade they
want to trade with us that's it they
want our commerce; they want to open
a. trade with US over the Union Pacific
Railroad. And | favor it. As We are
the city government Of Virginia city,
think we ought to appoint committees
to 90 and see 'em, and to tell EN- ex-
actly what we want. Let me see, ia-
vor appointing different committees,
one on each branch Of business that is
carried on in the city. Just set them
down as I name them: On hay-yards,
on hay, barley and s~tabling-Mr.
Adams. On hotels, restaurants, and
hash houses generally - Alderman
Legate, Chats me.) On fruits, melons,
p~ins-apples, bananas, and sich-Mr.
Brownie. On coal, salt, and gas-Mr.
Hazeltine. On Sewers, water, streets,
alleys, and dump. piles-Mr. Wallace.
On leather-Mr. Mesick, Mr.. Dey, and
ten others. On iron-0ld Collins. On
fish, fowls, cheese, and other groceries
MIR. Hatch. On drugs and dyes-Mr.
Morrill,. On railroads and banks-Mr
Sharon. On p~olice-Jim Cartier. On
theatres-John Piper. And just as
many other committees, Mayor Adams,
as you think is necessary. wish to
see tho handsome thing done to these
gentlemen who have come among US
from Chicago to trade-and 60 in for
giving them a grand banquet-at my
house-and we'll have them s~erenaded,
too, where every body viii! be Invited
aud that id Gold Hill News shan't
call them a vulgar crowd either"
Mayor Adams took tho truly original
suggestions of Alderman Legate into
consideration, and promised to do the
right thing by, the remnant OF the great
"eommercial party" from Chicago.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
4ArrixnI..

ny. WELLS. FARGO AND co.'sLnn.
n Hammond, C P Head. L Arnstein, Geo
Harmed. Miss Clinton, Mr. McCready. Mr.
Lee, II c Mitchell, Mr. Brown, Mr. White
field, Mr. Wagner, J Dixon, ] Hill, W
Faunce, v Robbins, E g Keith, Mrs
Thompson and boy, p Grady, Miss Seary, P
johnson. D c Donahuc, C B Healy, w Bey-
erly, G II Benus, Mr. Annis.
Departures.
By WILLS. YARoo n co.'s LINE.
Geo T Terry, r D Folsom, Mr. Kline, ] s
Jones, Mr. Kane. Mrs Theall, B voorhees,,
Mr. Patton, Hon Mr. Logan, H Roots, Chas
H Bonner. Mr. Sunderland, I'D Andrews
w II Buckingham.
ny WOODRUFF n ENNoR's LINE.
L Clark, X A Kicker.
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md attachment to our homes; and the benefit
that the Pacific Coast derives from q patronage
OF home institutions Is felt In every department
or trade, pervades oil the different branches OF
business-eplarges that which is already estab-
lishcd, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active. industry. In patronizing home compa-
niles you rely on your own knowledge, and are
not compelled to take the say 50 Of interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 80 to
those whom you know best, who can and viii
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Is there any country more
naturally self.sustaining than the Pacific coast'
Why thon destroy the vital principle OF pros
perity, tmpoycrish the country md complain Of
hard times, when your misfortune Is tho result
OF your W action,. Would you deposit your
money in a bank on this coast, or on Wal
streetf Would you deposit money In a Lie
Insurance Company on this coast, or one in
New York, Would You buy Mission blankets
or do you prefer sending Easti You might get
= better article.
Would you stop the culture OF wheat 70
improve the facilities for the importation Of
nourY We are all political economists, but
that man sets Whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become OF that $a,5oO,oOo sent East
for Life Insurance last year! Is 1t drawing You
o per cent, or Is per cent, would $2,Soo,oo
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference in Its prosper tyr Would 1t not
increase the amount in circulation here one
tenth, and enable You to cash those outstanding
bills which you long sines despairsd Of col.
lectingi
Ia no. tho Pacific Mutual as responsible a.
any company in the wOrldi 10 it not as liberal
as N.Y. Arc not the laws Of California a'
creful OF the interests OF the policy holders al
tbose Of any other statef Can you name Q
company which did the same amount OF business
In the samc time that the Pacific Mutual has
done, Do the stockholders Of the Pacihs
Mutual got onehalr as much for the manage
men. of the amir, of the company and the
security which their capital affords, 8 thu
%ofacers Of any purely mutual company which
YOU can name get for their services as officer
without furnishing you any security at air:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30

HoRss SroLRS.-Thomas Moore, OF
Gold Hill, had a horse stolen from bis
stable last night. He had only owned
the animal a short time, and can give
no further description Of him than that
he was a light bay in color. He will
literally reward the person returning
the animal.