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NOTICE.

o. THURSDAY. August the 9Th, 1859, as
" Commissioner of Registration for the
county Of Shelby, State Of Tennessee, / VIII
open and hold an election, according to law
at the several voting places in the county OF
Shelby and city of Memphis, for Governor,
Senator, Floater and Representatives for
their respective Districts and have appointed
the following Judges, CLERKS and Deputy
Commissioner to held the N
FIRST DIsTRICT-AT sTEpHEN EEGLIsH's,
Deputy Commissioner, W. D. Gather.
Judges. W. Gragg, John Poole, J. W. Ses-
som. ClerlIs-C. NJ. Fried, Robert Kicks.
SECOND DIsTRICT-AT NELSON WELLS.
Deputy Commissioner, ". P. York. Judges,
A. d. Hunter, 7. r. Nelson, W. S. Noblin.
CIerks-W. C.. Ward, VIM. Nelson.
THIRD DIsrRIcT-AT BOTTOMS TOR
deputy Commissioner, W. J.. A. Bell.
Judges-S. Z. gym, 3. F. Duncan, 2. NJ.
Bateman. CIerks-W. HoEze, S. J.. Goldsby.
FOURTH DIsIRICT-AT OLD uN1oN 6HURC4-.
Deputy Commissioner, T. S. Giles. Judges,
VIM. StOvaIl, r.. NJ. Vaughan, James Carroll.
Elerts-W. I. Lefrwick, I. w. Hines.
sEsET 2tsTRIcr-AT RALEIGH.
Deputy Commissioner, y. Moncrief.
Judges-J. u. Coleman II y. Nn4sIa4., y
NJ. Ward. Clerks-H. Il. Euler, b. W. Pryor.
SEVENTH DIsTRIcr-AT BARTLETT.
GGVEty Commissioner, f. ". Caldwell.
JddgesLJ. .. Mercer, W Z. Williamson, r.
s. Taylor. Clerks-Wilg Ward, w s. Masee.
EIGHTH DlSTRICI-AE SHELBY Baarra
Deputy commission er John James. Judges,
WIg. ETifln, Sflas Wherry, G. i. English.
Glerks-S. (. Herring, W. z. Thompson.
EENFH DIsTRIcr-AF F~IsHERvILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, " &. Webber,
Judges-i0hD +, Cranberry, J. NJ. Brooks, 81.
L. Williams. Clerks-I, W. Strong, ,. y.
Strong.
TENTH DIsTRICT-AT C~OLLIERvTLLE.
Deputy Commissioner, H. Irby. Judges-I.
q. Moore, j. NJ. Fleming, Jesse Applewhite.
Clerks-. W. koen, A.. 5. Stratten.
ELEVENTH DIsTRICr-AT GERMANTOWN.
Repstv Commissioner, S. A. Rhodes.
JudgeslW. &, Wtgford, Robert Weir, j. G.
Coils. ClerlSs-W. 2. WEBB, VIM, Carter.
TWELFTH DIsTRICT-AT MECHANICS L1-E
Deputy Commissioner, Doyle Pearson.
Jud9es-Wm. Connell, J.. W. Elam, GO. Bum
Clerks-D. II. Hildebrand, j. +. Cartles.
F-HFRTEENTH DIsTRICr-AT ARNOLD's.
Deputy Commissioner, +. c. Stephenson.
Judges-Jas. Levi, W. !. sggHdts, W. 4. DOO-
ley. Clerks. c. gacobi, II. T. Do0leg
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Bil vote at the Ninth ward in the city.
10TH D~TsFRICT-AT WHITE STATION.
deputy Commissioaer IL Harvey. Judges,
J, II. Goodiett, W. =. Horne, JOS. =. Mason.
Clerks-A. z. Gates, r. D.. GOodRyn.
BTH DIsFRICT-AT M~CC0SNELL's CHURCH.
Deputy commissioner Thos. d. Massey.
Judges, A, NJ, Stout, Jerry Massey, Amos
Clerks, Robt. Stone, VIM. Ralston.
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THIS f~ayorite SPINNER Resort. sit1atsd Il
il hlOunt CONT East Tennessee, VIII be
pened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE. The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use Of these waters, IA
functional arrangements OF the Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys and Skin, and the cure Of Chronic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties.
The buildings at NOutVale are now being
repaired, rehlten ana repaInted, aud every
thing PITT iH aEEie-Eie order. Authe accesso-
ries for enjoyment and recreation At the best
watering places VIII be fOuud here. The IA
giltHes for reaching MOntVale this season are
increased by the extension OF the Knoxville
ana ChaFlestGn Railroad, and regular trains
are running 70 Maryville, whence passengers
are conveys in coaches 70 the springs, nine
miles distant.
RATES IF ~BOARD.-Per dag, 81 80: per week,
Sl6; per month, $50.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description OF waters, etc,
ieS JOS. L. KING, Knoxville. Tenn.
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THE PUBLIC.
TFRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Tho wrrKIY APPEAL is regularly diseontin-
- a. ne end OF the time subscribed ana
DSfI for unless renewed In advance. Ihls
ems
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A s, OILS, PAINTS
And Naval SroCeE

WHITE LEADS, White Zines, Spirits gGr-
" peutlne, Fire Proof Paints, Gea Tar,
Benzine, Coal OIL, Axle Grease, in kegs amt
boxes Red Lead, LethaTgs, Tar and E1tciE
ROslu n DGlKum, Chrome yellow, Chrome
Green, PrGssian Blue, Chinese and American
FermtlliCn, English Vermillion, Lamp
Blacks, Nerdigris, Parafine EaEuish. Iron
Naruish, Heddie Farnish, Shellae Naraish,
Japan Narutsh, Copal Narnish. Leather TE.-
m1sh; MtndoW Glass, al sizes; RutrY, IN Erg.
ana ~nladueTs LinsGaI OIL, Boiled G.oseel
OIL, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil, Baker Signal Oh,
Patent and Machinery or, NeatsfoOt OIL;
Paint and Farutsh Brushes, Copper Paint for
vessel bottoms; Lockers, for oyster and fruit
cans Alcohol, Sugar OF Lead, Orange Nine
raj, ship Lanterns. jys
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BAILEY'S SPRINGS,
Lauderdale County, Ala,

THE most efficient waters in the world in
the cure Of DrOpsv, Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar to Females, General Debil-
lily, and all Diseases OF the Skin and Kidneys,
now ready for the reception OF visitors, In
ducements to families FOR THE sFAsON. Our
rates are SIS per week, and so per month.
For further information or circulars, address
ELLIS & CO., PrOprfetors.
Bailey's SPRINGS. Ala. MN l5. 1899. Leg dkW
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ereenbrier County. ". virqinia.

THESE celebrated Springs, 50 mvorabIy
il known for their valuable ALrERATTyE
WATERS, charming Summer climate, and as
one of the most fashionable resorts in the
cnnntrY. will be oDen for cnnnnnr
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TRANSPORTATION
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
NOTICE TO CONTRAcT0Re

IN order not to disturb the farming interests
Il of Shelby M Upton Ountie by creating
a demand for labor before the crops are laid
by, and also 10 give parties living at a dis
tance further time 10 examine the work on
our line from Memphis to Covington. It has
been ordered by the Executive Committee
the DiddingS for work remain open until the
18th day of August prox.
jy2 A. 5. MITCHELL, President.
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Hicks Duplex Cutoff Engines.
n BEST
CALIFORNIA WINES

CHICAGO, May A 1853.
MEssRs. PERKINS, STERN & Co.:
Gentlemen: After a careful comparative ex-
Of your California Wines and
Grape Brandies, we take pleasure in saying
We consider them superior 20 any California
Wine or Brandies Of which We have been
able to obtain samples. Yours, truly.
FULLER, FINCH FULLER
California Hooks. CLARErs and SPARKLING
Wines, for Table use;
California PORT and BRASDY. for Medicinal
purposes;
California ANGELICA and MUsCATEL, the IA
YOrit8 Ladies' Wines,
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JUkkLSPUN
CarreSpOndeuce on Public Events, sollcleu
from every part Of the United states.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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quantity Of treasure is buried at its roots.
They got their information from q dream.
We hope the fools will not destroy the
tree which now forms a part of the history
Of tho roflroaG
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MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1869.

WILSON & LORENTZ,
na-22 u%r1nrefOr.s
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
EXeCutOP's Sale.

RY VIRTUE Of an order Of the County CONT
- OF Lincoln county, Missouri, made Al tbs
Nay term 1859, and renewed at the Novcmbar
term' is69, will, for the purpose of having The
aeots OF the deceased, sell at public auction. A.
the front door Of the court house in Troy. in he
county Aforesaid, ." '"'
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1870.
between tho hours Of nine O'Clock .. m.. and four
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the undivided In terest
OF T. T. Steele, deceased, the said interest hs;nv
no one. half part Of the following real sststc.
situate In the county and State Aforesaid. 20 vit:.
o7s acres In survey 1924, townships SO and 81.
range ssst. Since the order made by ~ Court
o. Aforesaid, the above described tract Of Iand Of
20 acres 10 survey 1874 has, BY order of parti.
tion, made BY the CiFcuit Court Of Lincoln countv
oeen divided between John Fislar and the heirs
o! I. 7. Stsslej and By said partition lot No.i
Of said survey, containipg 4l6 '20-lOO acres. Va
set apart BY the Commissioners appointed In ssid
order! - tbs portion allotted to the heirs Of Il. II.
steele deceased, II being the interest in said
iands - referred to BY tie order Of the County
Court - "a undivided interest. Also las sors:.
:oathsa't fractional section II, township ST. range
TERMS OF sALE.-0ns half cash. B.l.n,.
" nine months, with interest at tho rate Of 10
per cent per annum. -
ROBERT STEELE, Executor
deesn6o Of the estate Of r! T. Steele, dso.a
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Use DR.. .Ilyaeoes .a.
Wg1'1S COasea,O0g1ek
F1'tClcIa1 fish B1tte2.6
TOR Vesss'yZQ10, DNs-
HepStN and KbeSgae03.
ttSAse. ,7-T :, -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letter, ~ .d,,,,.
btration were granted to the unde,,isnc,I
on me estate Of John D. Porter, deceased. os tho
HstA dsy OF October, 1869, By TIE Clerk of Tho
county court Of Lincoln county, No. '
Al persons having claims against said estate
20. .Iipn 70 EXHIBIT item to the administrator
said Letters or they msy bs preciuded from snv ~
oenent OF said estate; and II not .xb;bitci
wnin Two years from the date Of said ietters thsv
no4n45p CHAS. q. PORTER .s,.,.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
Administra1or,e No1ic.-

NCMCt 70 Aersby SVEN %hss lsttsr. Of sdm,, =.
~ UHeues ESrs granted to the undersiensd m,
y. sne estsss OF William u Mssrudsr. ders:oJ or, o
re issa ~ Of November, iSsS ~ The cisrk "s
'ns ,EoaaH Court Of Licscis county, Missouri. "
ara ,.in,.s :. nsvlnG claims against said estate
tor for allowance With, one year from ~" %a,o
OF ssid letter., or they may bs precIuded fra~
sny oeneht Of said estate, and II not exbihi,.j
wNn'n two years from ths date or said is,tsr.
they will BE- forever barred, "'. '''''S
n0v2snAsp JOHN N. BIRKHEAD, admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letter, ~ .a,,,,
= ntration wore granted to the uuder,isnsd m
r,e Sno estate Of John Barley. deceased, By the
Ciefk OF the County Court of Lincoln ccpntv1
NO, on tho lst day Of November, 1859. -
All person: having claims against said estate.
~. feq fqoioa 70 exhibit them to the administra-
St ict anowance within one year after the date
Oh said letters, or they may bs prccIuded finn
any esnent OF salt estate and II not exh,bitod,
within two years from the date of said lsttcrs
they will bs forever barred, N '''''''
decSneOp ROBERT HOWELL. .dm,,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
Exec0triX's Notice.

NoTICE 10 hereby given that letters tsstsuen.
..,., .esy .s.s granted to tho underssne on the
~ ~. y nocn. non cSsppe,e, deceased BY the Clerk
the 7th dsy Of September, 1889. '"''' on'
An ps,sons having claims against ,sid est,tc.
sfe required to present them 5s, silovsnos sc'
ecroing to Law within one year from said date. or
s.sy may % Prsciudsd from any beusnt Of said
essate, anI u not pressnted With, two ,s.,.
IRON said date, they will be forever bnrrsd
sspt2SnSs MARGARET SEPPELER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Mother, when 60 to Heaven will you
shave my hesd?" asked Charlie. "No,
my son; but why do you ask sseh .
question:" "Csuss oil little babes that
come from Heaven are bald, snd al the
old people who die and 60 there ars bald
too."
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Little Johnsie Fiesrd cut bic foot of,
IN Kansas City last vsst, while playing
with % adss, sharp iron tool. Little
boys should 81 careful when handling
sharp tools.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

,.S AZ, !: Ss'say s.ss = all s.sso,s later.
y: s:sst. Of E.aSsth 6sstry, SscS4. III z. .ts ?,
maj ssttisnsnt Of his sdmiujeepe tic. ~ ia
sssaes q ~ next GsbSuary tenn Of III iioeoin %
S%Ssay Oonrt, to b began end held. 10 Troy. on,
Aonosy, tns lAtA day q HsAsnayy,, 1870.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

PROSPECTUS FOR Isyo,
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Enal AIett tRenne~f.

'Ne9ios Y! e a.r:sy si.sa 70 sll psne,s is..r-
VI tAs esAass Of Dssisi PiSS. d'ssUi dss.as.a .s,,
nese esal settlement q kis sSmisissSss;os" w. ns
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eoln eounA4 0eurt, % bO bssuI ss1 1eiS IN r,o:
oo oo, ,,sszs 49, A&s sf Re,sssv isis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

.::1 lss.;sss g e 2s,:c,. inter
s.al settlement 81 III sdminsirstion ~ na.s .I;s
cssse g % seat February tsr1 Of liz Ei.so's sai@
SHUsssy oesr e y tsgad ssd 'IsH e 4sSSS 4SSvs os
S.ssSies s' 's'a d's 4 s:HSsss,y. .H-sss,y 1870.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
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LINCOLN COUNTY HERALD.
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
stray Notice.

TAKEN UP BY Henry p. Allen Of Pr.iri. tp..
bay horse colt, littls white in face, one
year old past, about II hands high. No mark or
brands. .ApPsaissd st 80 by A. s. WilIismson
.nd :: n. bissk, before D. n. Cannon, J. r., on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Card.

-
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2, 1865.
JOHN c. LIE, Esq, Agent, State OF Nevsda:
Dear Strive are this day In receipt OF advice
nom the President Of our Company, that the
loss under Policy No. 1904 amount insured
$4,000, on the life Of A. E. c.. Miller, Of Port.
land, Oregon, would be promptly paid.
The circumstances In this case are as follows
Mr.. Miller died suddenly, August ., 1869, and
the premium duo on his policy in January last
remained unpaid, through embarrassment OF
neglect on the part Of Mr.. Miller. Thus seven
months have elapsed since said premium has
been due and unpaid.
The case gives us an example on this coast OF
the very great benefits derived nom our MAS
sACHUsETTs NoN.FoRFEITURE Law,
and the equity Of the Policies Of the OLD NEW
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. The surrender value Of this Policy,
under the law and the conditions Of the Policy,
would continue same in force for tho full
amount insured until February, 1872.
This Policy was issued In 1868, and one-half
note was given In payment Of the premium each
year up to January, 1853.
HAD Mr.. MILLER BEEN INSURED IN
ANY OTHER COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
ON THIS COAST, HIS POLICY WOULD
HAVE BEEN FORFEITED.
Our Company pays the face Of this Policy,
viz: 5000, less the premium that should have
been paid last January, and the interest thereon
Yours respectfully,
EMERSON & HATNES,
General Agents,
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co., Of Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

Wv u
Killed In the Genld & Curry shan.
About three o'clock this morning two
miners, Robert Roland and Thomas Jsb,
were instantly killed in the Bonner shaft
Of the Gould Il Curry mine. The man
ner in which these unfortunate men
came to their death does not appear to
be precisely known, but the eircum-
stances, az near as W. could learn, were
about as follows: The shaft is l,ls5
feet deep, and these men were employed
in the south working compartment,
about l25 feet from the bottom, where
the caying Of the shaft has necessitated
extensive repairs. They rang the bell
to lower a little, and directly afterward
to hoist. The cage came up with some
half dozen short pieces of plank upon
it, securely dashed, which had been used
for a staging, their dinner pals and the
heel of one Of their boots lay upon the
platform Of the cage. Almost immedi-
ately aftsrward, the cage in the next
compartment rang up, and a man came
up on it with tho sad intelligence that
the two men had fallen and were killed.
The bodies were at oncs brought to the
surface, and taken to Wilson / Browns
undertaking establishment on B street.
Most Of their bones were said to be
broken, but their faces and heads were
but little mutilated. Various theories
are advanced az to how they came to
fall, as no one is supposed to ring up
the cage unless they are upon it. There
is O place in the cribbing Of the shaft at
the point where they were working,
used in getting behind and easing the
timbers occasionally when the swelling
clay presses toe hard, and some think
they were in there and attempted to get
on the cage after ringing the bell, or
that one accidentally fell of and pulled
the other with him. They fell at least
100 feet, landing upon a platform at the
7th station, IS feet from the bottom.
Jobs feet wero driven through the plat
form by the terrible force Of the fall.
All o~btainsble evidence tending to clear
up tho my stery Of their death. will be
elected at the C%oroner's inquest which
will be held at 6 o'clock this evening.
job was q native Of Cornwall, England,
and Roland was q Welchman. They
were about % or 80 years Of age and
unmarried. Job had been working in
that mine nearly a year, but Roland
came in from White Pine only four or
FIVE weeks ago /; he was q Mason, belong
ing to q Lodge in California. Both
were experienced miners and in the very
prime Of life, health and manhood. II
10 a sad as we'll as remarkable comment
to record, that these terrible accidents,
are apparently becoming more frequent,
and the victims are nearly always the
most able and experienced miners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

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selling CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP.
EST. Their extensive stock is composed o.
the best material, carefully selected and made
up in the best possible manner. Patronizt
home Institutions. We allow mont in oul
line Of business to undersell US.
HAAS & CO.,
se4.tf Main street, Gold Hill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MoSSor's FAMILY SroRE.-The very
choicest Of family e~stables, in well
selected variety and profusion, fresh
and good, can DO found at Mounot's
new store, q few doors north of the
Enterprise Building, @ street, Virginia.
Fresh fish, game, poultry, vegetables
of every description, fruit, cheese,
honey and all that sort Of thing in all
their original purity, and everything at
the lowest cash rates. Trade at Mon
nnt's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

PsoaRsssIso. -Three-quarters Of q
mile Of ties were on the v. & T. R. R.,
at Carson City, up to Saturday evening.
when the frat load of iron rails made
their appearance from Reno; and it 10
quite likely several other loads Of iron
arrived there yesterday. Laying track
will be actively commenced some time
this week. The iron is arriving daily at
Reno, and teams will hustle it over to
Carson as fast as possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

STERN Il SoN.-This favorite aud we'll
established firm, at their store on Main
street, at the upper end Of Gold Hill,
still continue to supply their numerous
customers with the very best qualities
of family groceries and provisions,
ready made clothing, boots, shoes, hats,
liquors Of all kinds, tobacco, cutlery,
fancy goods, etc., all at tho lowest
prices for cash. Read their advertise
meut,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-20

LscrURs.-Recollect that the lecture
Of Rev. S. B. Bell takes place tomorrow
evening at Piper's Opera House, on the
interesting subject of Men and Women
Too" For prices Of admission to dress
circle and parquette see advertisement
in another column.