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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27
OCEAN YACHT RACE.
REVOLT AT BARCELONA

MADRID, Sept. 26.-At Barcelona an ATTEMPT
was made to disarm some volunteers who pro-
tested against the arrest of Gen. Pierrad. This
exasperated the volunteers and caused q sliqbt
instruction. Barricades were thrown up and
conflict took place in the streets between the
government troops and volunteers, the fight
was a short one. The volunteers were beaten
and II taken prisoners. Among the latter are
two deputies to the COrtes. The troops now
hold all parts of the city and it is reported that
the revolt has been completely suppressed.
MR.. sIcKLEs' NOTE TO THE GOVERNMENT.
NEW York, Sept GA Special cable dis
patch dated London, Sept. Is, states that the
advices from Spain are interesting. Informa-
ton coming from tho most reliable sources in
Madrid has been received in refutation of the
rumors which havelbeen circulatedlto the Of
feet that the United States had communicated
with Gen. Sickles directing him to withdraw
his note on the subject Of Cuba, its sale or
transfer, if the terms of the missive were not
acceptable to the Spaniards. What Mr.. Sick
les did convey to Serrano and to the ministers
of Spain really amounted to this; that the gov
eminent Of the United States may withdraw
an offer of a friendly mediation on the part of
tho American people between Spain and the
Cuban revolutiOnists, leaving the responsible.
ty OF the consequences, as well as the conse-
quence which may issue, on Spain herself.
MADRID, Sept. 26-Gen. Perred was arrest
ed on Friday and taken to Farragona,
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27
MR.. s1cKLEs' NOTE TO THE aovrRNMrr
RETURN OF PRINCE NApoLEnN.

PARIS, Sept. 25.-Prince Napoleon has re-
turned to Paris and was received by the EN-
peror to-day.
PARIS, Sept 26.-The Emperor and Empress
to-day attended the races at the Bots de Bo-
logne. The departure of the Empress for the
east is fixed for the Both inst.
An official denial is given to the report that
marshal Conrobert is about to leave the COM
mand of the first army corps, which is station
ed in and around Paris
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

TIE DRY DOcK.-The steamboat Forest City
and the brig Martha A. Berry were floated out
of the dry dock on Saturday afternoon, and
the steamship Chase, of the Halifax line OF
steamers, was taken in TO be recaulked and
painted, and also to receive other repairs, and
will remain in dock the greater part of the
week. The work is to be done by Joseph w.
Dyer, Esq, shipwright.
The brig Martha A. Berry had hor old metal
stripped off, recaulked and received new suit
of the "New Bedford" metal, from the agents,
Messrs. Ryan & Davis. The repairs on this
vessel were made by Charles Dyer, Esq.
This will prove to the commercial people of
the city of Portland and elsewhere that vessels
can be repaired, now that they have dry dock,
with as much dispatch and as cheap as at any
port in the United States. A photograph of
the dock was successfully taken before the
steamer and brig were foated out.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Cotton heavy; sales TOO
bales; Middling upands 29c. FlOur-receipts II 7S8
bills sales $500 bbls including 5000 bbls taken for
British Provinces at prices within the range; State
and Western favor buyers; superfne State 8 80 q
1O extra do 20 q 80; choice do 6 SO "a As; fan
cy do 6 so a 20; round Hoop Ohio 20 q 40;
choice do 40 q 6 IS; superfne Western 80 o. 10;
common to good extra Western IL "a 80; choice do
do 6 81 "a rs; choice White Wheat do 10 q 90;
Southern dull and declining; sales 800 bbls.; COM
mon to fair extra 40 q so; good to choice 50 q
10 so; California nominal. Wheat dull, heavy and
"a 2clower; sales 81 900 BUSH; Amber Michigan 80
CI 81; Winter Red Western At a 81. Corn is
heavy and q &c lower; sales 1000 bush. ; new
Mixed Western CSC q 06 for unsound, OF q 90
for sound. Oats opened shade firmer and closed
and Western 625 q &c. closing at 628c for Western.
IA 70: new extra do 10 90 q II 90. Pork heavy and
dull sales 4bO bbls mess at 81 20 81 60, closing
with sellers at 81 rs cash; prime q 90 n 3d. Lard
dull and heayy sales 800 terces steam rendered IT
"a 1sjc; kettle do 1871 q 19tc. Butter quiet; sales
Ohio at is a 2Sc; State 10 q 42c. Whiskey dull;
sales 100 bills; Western 20 9 20 rec kee quiet.
Sugar dull; sales 100 hhds.; Muscovado He Coffee
dull. MOlasses firm and quiet. Naval stores quiet;
Spirits Turpentine at 423 a 43c; Rosin 2 80 g 90:
Petroleum dull; crude 163 17c; Ienned bonded "a
q 32c. Talow quiet sales Al 600 Tbs. at liz q 12c.
Wool firm sales 800 900 lbs at 48 q &c for domestic
fleece 40 q 48c for pulled 80 q S3fc for TeSas, ana
soc for California Hides dull. Lnseedis quiet.
Freights to Liverpool dull and dropping; Cotton per
steamer Id; Wheat per sail Sd.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25-Flour active and easier at 60
a 70 for Spring extras. Wheat dull and lower;
sales NO. at Isl No. at 10 e IA; In the after
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27
New York stock md Money Market.

New YORK STOCK md Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Evening.-The general opn-
ion is that all failures except Of small firms are
fined to Albert Speyer and William Belden, Fisks
brokers.
Heath & Co., who suspended yesterday, have re ..
sumed payment on stocks but not on guild
Smith, Gould 81 Martin are now reported solvent,
having Urge balances.
Leading bull operators are reported to have set
tied upon twenty millions OF gold before noon yes
towards meeting subsequent losses.
The full facts will not be known until the Gold
Exchange Bank has effected its clearings.
Belden is reported to have absconded with two
millions. He Is young man, a nephew of Daniel
Drew, and was connected with him In Erie manipu-
lations as5 year.
Money is commanding per cent. Gold, and up
ward
The Government offer of four millions Gold this
morning drew out bids at prices ranging from 125 to
l34t
Up. M. Governments buoyant. Stock steady and
quiet. Fabulous sums are being paid for carrying
them and for the use of money.
The impression is gaining ground that the bull
leaders IN Gold will come out clear.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

The Press report Of proceedings the opening
Of the Dry Dock has an error in the state
ment Represented as made by Mr.. Simpson
that his plans were "thwarted by the Legisla-
ture." Mr.. Simpson was misunderstood; the
fact being that all which he asked from the
Legislature of this State was very generously
granted. .............. .....H -
In the early stages of this enterprise some
questions arose here, about the construction Of
the necessary piles and approaches in front of
the entrance 10 the Dock. The pressure of
these questions caused some delay, but upon
the matter being understood by the City Coun-
Gil, whose attention was called to it, as effect
ting the preservation of the harbor, it was
thought best to obtain q legislative sanction,
upon the advice of competent engineering au-
thority. The Legislature promptly passed
the necessary enactment, as desired, and sub
sequent action by the Engineer Bureau at
Washington led to scientific examination of
the plans to determine their consistency with
the principles formerly established by the
HarbOr Commission, at the head of which
was the late Gen. TOtten. This examination
resulted most satisfactorily, and Mr.. Simpsons
plans were approved; SO the legal relations of
the Dry Dock and its appurtenant pieces to
the HarbOr Line arc now clearly and firmly
established by positive statute, and by the re-
corded Judgment of those distinguished En-
gineers, Gen. Thorn and Col. Casey, who were
detailed by tho Department for thiS purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27
NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will OF
WILLIAM SWEETSIR

late OF Yarmouth, in the County of Cumberland,
deceased and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands upon tho estate of said deceased, are re-
quired to exhibit the same and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
REUBEN MERRILL, Executor.
Yarmouth, Sept, 2lst, 1869. sept25d3w
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-27

Horses Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on lev
II market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
Apl29 f. %. BAILEY. Auctioneef
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23
RAILROADS.

Oil Creek & Allegheny River R. R.
wASRHN oRHSk dSsNSEhs ANB
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE ro
THE OIL REGION. ~
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsex
TIME TABLE.
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, April. sru
~ 1862 trains will run as follows: 'An'
CONE NORTH TO OIL CITY 4 PETROL ETA,
CENTRE TIrusvlLLE Nsl aLl,al AMP H.! CORY.
O5 n & &oeop5s At ssS a i,aio"S % sSna:,
there with trains for Pthoe) oil ri,ss rfhs
92o a. m, Petroleum Centre 10 Is a. my my
Boyd Farm 10. 10 a. m, Miller Farm IT,
35 Il. IN, Ttusville 10. "a n m. nrriviU-
at Cory at IL 25 D. IN. '"'g
O.NA =. NJ. Mnil, arrives 1ldioute 24s n. m
'~'VV ole91polis II p; ri; Connects with irair
troleum Centre 525 p. m Boyd Farr
5.2s m, Miller Farm As p. m, Titus.
vile Goa, p m, arriving at Cory at
R.llE A. NJ, Accommodation from Oil Cyar-
Vs1V Iives at Petroleum Centre .o7 m. Bow.
Farm 7IO a: M, Tltusv.lle 7.45 ln'
arriving at Cory at 20 a. M '
GOING SOUTH FROM CORRY, TITUSVIIIr
PETROLEUM CENTRE OIL CRY. 'h'
GAS A Ms mr. raTm aryl'ss st. Tuayile m R0aG % sIo
M Petroleum Centre S.53 M on ty,v
9.34 q. M, Oleopolis 10. 10 a. m Tidi
cute II 80 a m, and Irvine,on 12 2S n n,
1sDsAS =. NJ, arrives at Tiusville 2Ig n
AOs fD m. Miller Fam 2.3t p m, Boyd Form
25l IN, Petroleum Centre 254lp. m
OIL City 3.3l p. m, leave Oil CITY SiD :,
nj, arrives Oleopolis 4 II M fconpect
with train for PitholeI, Tidiolte 6 as r,
IN and lrvine'on $50 D. m
SslA p. M Accommodation from CORY mr.
OspV rives 1itusvillc 700 p m. Miller Farm,
722p. III, Boyd Farm :. 40 NJ, Petrole-
um Centre T.ii p III, arriving at Oil City
S20pm.
CONNECTIONS.
Trains North connect Mt Cory with Philadclph;a'
T. Erie Il. r. and Atlantic & Great Western Rail.
way, East and West, and also with Buffalo Corr
and Pittsburgh railroad flr Buffalo
Trains connect NJ Oil City with franklin Branch
for franklin, Mcadvil'e. and the West, and at Ir
vincon with Phil. II Erie u. X East ana West
STANDARD time TWENTY minutes f,ster than Frank
lin Branch and A. y q W. II, Il. time.
Passengers will find this road safe, yleasaut and
the shortest route to and from the oil region.
Ali trains West from lrvineton leave alter arrival
Of trains on =. & f. r. X.
Be sure and ask for Through Tickets via Oil Creek
3 Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Route
to the Oil Region.
II. +. NW EETZER, Gcnl Superintendent,
c. j. HEPBURN. Asst surerntrndrn' mp7.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23
A GARD 80 THE LADIES.

nR DUrONCUS GOLDEN PERI D1CAh
- PILLS for Females Irf'lihle in correcting
irregularities removing Instructions of the monthly
turns frsn whatever cause and always success'u!
a. a preventive One pill 10 a dose. Females pc
culiarly situated, those supposing themselves SO.
are caut, ned against using these Pills, while in
that condition lest they invite risca riage after
which adnonition the prol retor assumes no re-
spoEsibilty a'thonCh their mildness would p ovsnt
any mi chief to health; otherwise the Pills arc re
CONNIE AIDED most invaluable remedy for he al
deviation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever as well as to prevent incre of Gani.
ly when health will not permit ir; quie.ing the
nerves and bringing back the rosy color of health"
to the cheek of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price 5 l per box boxes, S.
CO. Sole Agents. for Petroleum Centre, Pa.
Ladc, Uy sending then 81 TO the Petroleum Cen
ire p. O ca.i have the Pills sent (coIfidonislyl BY
mail 10 any part oftte country. free of ch lrge
Sold also by r y g. 9 Cark, Titusville.
Pa. A. X. Griffith, Oil City; Fleming II Nc
Cunc, Frank in; Dr. j l.. Acomb Iidioute; E. r.
Haz,.ton. Warren md by ''one Druggist" in every
town in the Q >i'ed States, and by
jul S. d. HOWE, irop'r, Now York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23
Opinions of Experienced Dru g
giStS.

Bead the following opinions of ex-
perienced druggists and physicians
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ana

Rcturnng--eayes PIT sburgh n, 600 a. IN. anc
4,2O p. IN.
TRAINS going wcs. on Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE
and Chicago Railway pass IIn,ewood ut 100
and sag 3,31 a. M, and .s.57 7pn PSY. Mans
field at y, 40 a. m and 1914 800 and 1905 n.
M: Pass Crestlinc al 1910 IN, and 1905,
$40 and A,i5 p. M, and arriye at Chicago Mt
100 and ,. 20 p. m. and 500 and u 20 a. III
+. MYEkS, Gunl Ticket agent.
March, 1S6S-tf Pittsburgh. Pa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

ARRIVALS.
ny WELLS. N co.'s LINZ.
] Killen, Miss Devine, Miss Claypole, n
Leventhall, n Harrington, c Noise. Mrs
Desmond. D w Rich, Mr. Graves. A Red
mond, Mr. Lec,-Mr Harrison, o Robinson,
] 0'Keefe, Frank Denver, Mr. O'roolc, Mr.
Andrews, A G Sargent. Saml Hughes,
Philip Scaddcn, Mr. Young, Mr. BOwman.
Departures.
ny WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Jno G Carter, II 7 Tucker. Geo Fall, NJ
0"roolc, e Rogers, Mr. Hawley, Mr. Gray,
Miss Curdy, W r Owens, Mr. Mayburg,
Moses Robinson, Mrs H Smith. W H Hill,
F o Palmer, Jno Dennis, Jas Kelly. Robt
Page, W II Grant, VIM Riley, Michael
Kelly, Jacob Brown, S Lonabaugh, Mr.
Wigcleswor,h, Mr. S,adtmuller. ] D Draws.
hong, II Bruckman, J S Kaneen, w Weir,
Santiago De Laruc.
By D AND xSSoR's LINE.
Thos Clement, Rob, Charles. Jno Barry,
Jno Quinn, Maurice Phelan. Thos Ward,
+ Petre, L Dittle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13
Notice.

nrFlcE OF TUE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company. Gold HUI, Neysda.
Mining Company win he held at the office OF the
Company. Gold Hill, Nevada, on Monday, ths
nineteenth day of July, 1859. The election OF
4 board Of Trustees to serve for the ensuing
wear will be held at said meeting.
j. B. WINTERS, President
+. F. OsBlsroS, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13

PHILApgLPHIA Boor MAKER. See
S,ocklc's advertisement Gndrr head OF
New To-day" A, his shop, On Main
street, Gold Hill, nearly opposite The
News office, he manufactures the very
hes, OF cslf.skin boots 10 order, in the
la,es, style, from the very best material
~procura6Ie in the world. lie also
attends TO repairing in all its
branches. II you want nsplrndid, easy
fitting and durubl. boo,, just call on
S,ockle and he will furnish you the
Very article.
Tmg RoBBgp.-Mr. Weir, the bacon
pedd!er who says he was robbed OF
over $1,000 by highwaymeni near
American Flat, last Saturday evening,
l"f, for California last night. Judging
from various little poiuts in the matter,
some persons are so surprisingly skep'
iical as to suppose that he WAS not
robbed 1T all.
Oy rus RANPAoE.--The unconquer-
able boys of Young America Engine
Company No. ., Virginia, unwilling TO
. give in bea, at the recent Firemen $
Tournament, now offer TO bet from
50 500 to $4,000 that their machine
can outSlnirt any other in the State.
SIgRR, NsvAnA SHARES.-The shares
IA tue capital stock Of the Sierra Ne
vnda Mining Company "re quoted today
IN the stock list al one.ffth Of what
. they have been heretofore. They now
represent five shares to The foot instead
OF oae.
CuoLLAR-Porosi ELECTION the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this company, held in San Francisco
Yesterday, the entire old Board oil
Trustees were reelected.
Liberty ENGINE Co. No. l.-offcisl
no,ice is given In another column TO-
dav OF the ~regul,r monthly meeting Of
this company to take place tomorrow
evening.
n YELLOW JAoGEr lioSS COMPANY No
MRegulsr monthly meeting To mo'ro"
evening. See official notlce in another
colnrhM
.AaRTAA,-Castello's circ"s arrived
a, Virginia. this mormuy aud will per
form to.aight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13
Pioneer steam 'E'Ow Line
FOR

LII GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
\ Vessel leaves daily from Jackson street
wharf. Country merchants ordering goods BY
this line get freight st very low rates, je4sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13

,,,ur rSprRsIGNED. ESTABLISHED AS
asssyer EIGHT wear. In California, and for
,xcr ave wear. IN Nevada. has rcmoved his office
w Siiver city. where he will attend 10 any busi'
ness intru.,cd 10 him with promptne-s and care.
p.,a. silver aad Ores of ESrry Oe>rrip.
rlon Carefully tssnycd,
Ana returns Of Eullion made within six hours
in Stamped Bars or Coin, a, the option Of the
pePosito.s. ,,,,, ,,,h m. ~
&. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13


MoRE FoorpAps.-A Gold Hill gao.
Gerry clerk, on his way home NJ IL
o'clock las, night with a bundle under
his arm, was stopped on the Divide by
three masked ~highwaymen armed With
double. barreled shotguns. What you
yol in that bundle o. says they. a
suit Of clothes" whsre'd you buy
'em? Al Banner Brothers. "fo"
can 90 on cant afford 10 rob y6a;
them clothes is too cheap to steal We
wear the same kind ourselves. We
used to belong 10 the famous Nirg'n,"
clothing combination had i-llers steal
inc cloth for Us and swindled the tall
ors out Of their pay, but Btnner
BROTHERS froze us put even At that.
They must steal their clothes ready
made. 30 on you're perfectly sale
We cart steal clothes from B'nn =
Brothers and make a living profit, aad
= teller who trades with EN- i TOO
shrewd TO pack much money with hfN
Good night. y
The Bic RAILROAD TUNNEL The
principal point On the Virginia aud
Truckee Railroad betwes here '"d
Carson, where delay was anticipated,
was at the big tunnel nj A"v''c'n Fiat,
but /, is more rapidly Apr" ''h'"s GEM
pletiou than generally know" ct, h"'
night the connection ut tue m,iiie WAS
30 nearly flushed that a h"ir w'S m"'r
through, and workmen passed from Que
and nj the tunnel Ia the other, IL VIII
az , ,ouple OF weeks IL h"I>h NJ ia"
oh ,;mb-riug and all. rhis !. Que o;
,h. grr,iest achievements 'f lhr P'c'ht
,,,st rs the work heg'n with II small
,orc. an March lst. n"d III ~ months
~ ,~,mb,n.i labor hes removed zoo
foo, NJ a~pproaches, aud .x'ar"tcd $50
49,, nj ,%unuel. in al, $50 '-vt. This
removes all doubt OF TIE speed! 'nd
early completion OF the road 'ud ~
ioot for /, through tr'i" by November
18th.
Fur. Art GALLERY. ledger : Noe
invita- The ladies aud 2su,ien-" at 'tr-
,;,;. aud Gold Hill to come and take
look a, their line aud extensive sol
lection OF pictures IA the h''a>o'n"
leon of their fam"us gallery. over the
p,c;6. Union Express office. I street
v;r,;ni.. Those .p,e"d'd s'eteHs''p'c
Iva o, the raiI-o,d, al! "t'srr "jjre''
Of interest. ure VIII ~or'hy " n''
Photographs aud nil other styles Z"
pictures taken at yer, l"" 'a''S ""d u
The best possible ma"n"r'
LINCOLN HOSE Co. No. 3.-rhe rreu
lar monthly meeting "i the "Doss ON
many takes place at their hall in lowe
Ga Hi, To morrow evening, rnrsa""
.a,;cs in another column. Mr. Hear,
saslin. the new orem"a i: making in
D"s,ant moves toward the improvement
IF bis company, in%s,i,u,ine I" series o
drills, and periee,ins the eOys !" al ra I'll.
requisite points. Liueolu Host cGm
nsny viii prove one Of the most efeenS
10 the Gold Hill Fire Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13

The Board met at I:oo p. NJ. yesterday.
Present, full Board.
Minutes OF last meeting re,d aud mp.
proved.
The Fiuance Committee reported that
they had examined all III" bills AID
requested that the bills, u, per lis, in
Clerks hands, he allowed.
on motion. the following bills we're
allowed aud ordered paid from special
fund in coin; Il. H. Hsmlin, Sl43; T.
Lackey, SIS; special police, S22 so;
II. Craudall, $3.50; NJ. Donovan, S2l3;
NJ. Meghsn, $50 IS; ". Il. H. Lee,
S34 81; W. Dunlap, Sl0; Gold Hill
News, Sl69; 0. S. Brber, SEQ So;
John Jones, Jr., 50 so; w. II. Burial,
SIS 90; 5. ". Chabhuck, $3.50 %;
". S. Phelan, $50; W. II Dnsae, Sl25;
]. Champagne, Ss7 IS: p. Nye, 81 So;
Dr.. Zabriskie, SIS; Isaac y Simpson,,
500; Bit,nsr & Co, $50 80; W. A.
Meredith, $50 81; Hall & Fox Sl9 so;
j. a. Stephens, $50.
Gu motion, the Clerk w.. instructed
to issue three warrants of $50 each to
Liberty Engine Company, No. |, for
! rent for the months OF February March
aud April.
Committee on Fire aud Water re,
ported everything in good order.
On motion, the MARSHALL was in.
structed TO examine the water pipes
ouce every week, and report condition
OF the same to the Board.
Committee on Streets reported them
in good order.
On motion, the Treasurer Was III
structeG that on all bonds specified
payable in gold the i~nter-s, he paid by
him in gold.
On motion, II committee ot one was
appointed 10 confer with Mayor Adams,
the County Commissioner aud DR..
Downer, in regard to p~-sl.honse mat.
ters.
The President appointed Mr. II. n.
tiuguet.
Committee on Subscriptions Tor Sever
requested and received one weeks fur
Their time to report.
Trcasurrr's report was received. aud,
on motion, was accepted ,ni ordered
published.
Marshal's repor, was received, aud,
on motion, referred 10 the Finaucc
Committee.
Clerks report was receive! aud or
dcrrd placed on file.
On motion, the Botrd adjourned, 10
NEE; Monday, July 10, ~ 1880 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13
Caution.
n ~MANUFACTORY.

Coffee and Refreshment Saloon,
20 South c St., nearly opposite Well. & Fargo.
nHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
i furnish Candies OF all descriptions. whole
sale and retail, at the shortest notice, and at
prices that cannot fail TO suit all who may
favor him with n call. Fancy Cakes made 10
order. in The best style, and Of the Choicest
Materials. BE sure and give nc q call. and ]
will guarantee satisfaction.
LUNCIi.-Ham and Eggs. Toa and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread md other comforts,
prepared at short notice.
JIM. FLURsHUTZ.
Virginia, July 9Th, 1859. jys.im
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-18
CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALE.

WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in July next
before the court house doorn Canton Ca, WITHIN mo
legal hours of sale the following property o-wit lot
of land No 294 in the 18th Dist, and 2nd Sect OF
Cherokee County Ga Levied on as the property OF
Jacob Means to satisfy Justice Court fila issued
from the 1206th dist G. NJ. Banks Comfy IN favor
of NJ. Van Estas, against A. r. Hill Pr. and Jacob
Means, Secl'y, property pointed out by pIanlfs at
torney. ~,
Also-At the same time and place one third Of lot
of land No $50 in the 2lst dist. and End section OF
said county of Cherokee. Levied on as the prope rty
of James Reid to satisfy Justices court ha issued
from the Sl7th dist. G. NJ. in favor of j. nj White,
against said James Reid, property pointed ont by
plainliti Levied and returned to me by l.. wal
droup, L. G.. May q, go.
Also-at the same time and place, Lot Of Land No
Is in the 22nd, District and 2ui., section of said
County of Cherokee. Levied ON as The property, OF
Edward +. Malone to satisfy Tax Eta issued by
j. w. Edwards, T. G., in favor of the State of Ca,
and County of Cherokee against said Edward r.
Malone Property pointed out by j. W: Edwards,
T. c. Levied and returned to me by j. W. McCol-
lum l.. G. June ~, 1862
ENOCH G. CRAWLING, Sheriff