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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-20
GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL

VI and Mining Company.-Location, Gold
Hill Mining District, County OF Storey,
State Of Nevada.-Notice Is hereby given,
that at q meeting OF tho Board OF Trustees
Of said Company, held on the 18th day OF May,
1870, an assessment Of Twenty Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, X. Wegcner,
IA California street, San Francisco, California,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 20th day OF June, 1870,
shall be deemed delinquent, and viii be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before. will be
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1870,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
onsee-4l4 California street, San Francisco,
California. mYl6 I'd
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MEXICAN MINING COMPANY

"A Location Of Works, Gold Hil, Storey
County, State Of Nevada.-Notice Is hereby
given, that at q meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
toes Of said Company, held on the Thirteenth
day Of June, 1870, an assessment OF Three Dol.
lars ($9 per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said Company, payable Immediately, in
q. 8. gold and silver coin. TO the Secretary,
Room No. 81, New Merchants Exchange, third
floor. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid OIL the EIGHTEENTH OF
JULY, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and
win be duly advertised for sale, at public auc-
tion, and unless payment shall be made before.
will DO sold on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF
August, 1870. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
j. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Ofiec-No. 81 New Merchants Exchange,
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KING OF PAIN
DR.. J. ]. McBRIDE'S
KING OF PAIN!
and INTERNAL USE.

TT Is NO NEW Oh UNTRIED NoSTRUM.
i but o Scientific Pre-. aration, which has been
thoroughly tested for many years, In thousanos
OF cases, In hospitals. camps, and private prse.
ticc, positively proving itself to possess the
power OF curing pain and disease In many OF
Its seyerest forms. some Of the diseases to the
cure Of which 1t is especially adapted are ~ fol
lows: r H'a-
Cures Cholera, Cholera-Morbus. DE-
arrhea, Bloody Flux In one dnyt
Headache and Raraehe 10 3 mtnutesI
Tsethachc In ono minutoI 90
N~euralEia In 1ivo minutcst
sprains in twenty minutes,
Sore Threat In ter minutest
Collie and CTanp in ave minniesI
Rheumatism In ene dsyI
Fever and Aguoi In enc day
Catarrh In the Head or Threat
Paia In the Back or Side, 10 mina'esi
Bad Coughs or Cslds In y day.
PleurIsy In one day
Deafncss, Asthma. Piles, Brsnchiai
Aaectisns, Inaamatien Of the
Kidseys, Dyspopsia, k~rysipslas'
Liver Complaint and Paipi'atiss
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Eyes.
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Woods 4 Cheesman, Trus-
ices ....................1 1854, ...l.......o 90
Wells, Fargo i Co., agents
for A 4 Pratt. ,....... Nl93, ...1......,h@
And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on tho 1th day OF
May, 1870, so many shares Of each parcel
of said stock a. nay be necessary win be soh at
public aucti2l, at tho office Of the Company,
Room Nc. % Hsyward's Building, No. 4l9 Cal.
ifornia street. San Francisco, on SATURDAY,
July ID, 1870, at 10 o'clock noon OF
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
D. A. JENNINGS, Secretary:
san Francisco June 10th, 1870. jelStd
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
CORPORATION Notice.

" ~ H
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey
County, State of Nevada, l hereby. submit fof
publication the Reports Of the Clerk and Treas
drer for the Quarter ending March 81 1870.
= IG sETSl W. D. c. GIBSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, April 18th, 1910.
To As Honorable Board Of Tftstees Of tho
Totcn of Gold Hill:
GxNrLENES:-I herewith submit my Quar-.
terly Report as Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold
Hill for the Quarter ending March 81, 1879.
QUARTERLY REPORT .
OF the Treasurer of tho. TOwn Of
Geld Hill, for tho Quarter ending
March 81, 1870.
REDEMPTION FUND.
Jan. Ito bal. on hand. &. q. .$4,65S IL
Mch. 81. Amount received
for delinquent taxes....... 1S9 IS
IOLl....s..... -
CIR.
Mch. 81. BY paid interest on bonds. .S2,ST7 81
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F. F. osBIsTON, Secretary.
Office Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada.
Gold Hill, May 10th, 1870. myl9-tf
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Pioneer Bakery,

CONE DOOR BELOW sTRRN q SOM
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL.
~ WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND ~
am prepared to meet the enemy! -
TIAy1Na JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
n Francisco with q LARGE SToCk VI
FLOUR, ] am prepared 70 sel a. y . aisei Ee. ~ Wy
line a. cheap - any man on inc rac'ne eoA''
lS LcsSe' Is
PIES, CAKES, etc., also at reduced prices
~ Orders for Fancy Cakes for Balls, Parties
and Weddings, promptly filed In any part OF
cold Hill. Please give me q call.
N -. JACOB BECKER, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, May 25. 1870. m25-tf
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MEDICAL,
TO THE
NEW RRMRDIESl NEW X EMRDIEs
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary

goo KEARNY STREET,
UAO sor. Commercial, San
Francisco, (priyate entrance
on Commercially established
In 1854, for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such az Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis in all itsi
forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, ETC., Skin dis
eases (of years standing) and,
liberated Legs successfully
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0ILVRR


Ofieo-No. 81 New Merchants Exchange,
street, San Francisco. jel5-td
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ARKANSAS.

The State fair occurs on the nth of
October.
The Weekly Press, at Pine Bluff, will
issue q campaign paper at fifty cents.
A great religious meeting has been
Ia successful progress, conducted by
the Methodists, at Frenchman's Bay
on. .s
They've been pOking poles through
rings, and calling the monkey show a
tournament, down on Plum Bayou,
in Arkansas.
The Osceola Times is a first-rate
newspaper, published and edited by
James B. Best. 1t is hardly sound in
its politics; but the editor knows
something of his business for all that.
The Radical convention for the First
Congressional District sits at DeValIs
Bluff on the 18th proximo-one dele
gate for each 200 Republican voters.
Phillips county has Is delegates.
There are ], ,I63, ,O2O acres Of unsold
swamp land in Arkansas. Calhoun
county has 1860 acres; jackson,
as. $50: Columbia, 10000; Bradley,
SO, ,72O; La Fayette, Is, 900; Lawrence,
1900: Little River, AZ 500; Poinsett,
b, 500; Randolph, 80, ,120; Craighead
81 200: Sewer, 10000, etc.
Porter's Memphis and st. Louis
road has been surveyed and located
80 miles to Frenchman's Bayou
thence it runs to Shawnee; thence &c
Golden Lake and 10 -Osceola. The
road will reclaim 5000, 600 acres, each
10 produce a bale of cotton. On the
lst of October, 800 hands are to go z
work. This road will add twenty mil
Hons to the wealth of Arkansas, and
make Memphis mighty city. .s
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BELGIUM.


TROOPS MOVING TO PROTECT THE PROM
TIER.
BRUssELs, August 3d. Belgian troops
are fastening to the frontier from all quar-
ters. A great battle between the French
and Prussisns is apparently imminent
and the services or the Belgian troops
will no doubt be necessary to protect the
country from invasion.
DENTAL-M'BIAHoN's HEADQUARTERS.
BRUssELs, August 30.-The investment
of Languyon by the Prnssians, reported
yesterday, is denied.
McMabonis headquarters ara at Sedan.
sTESAY OCCUPIED BY THE PRUssIANs.
BRUssELs, August 30.-Stenay has been
occupied by the Prussians. Belgian troops
left this morning for the French frontier
The Nspoleons are crawling behind Nc
Mshon. All other news Of this morning
is unimportsnt.
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gT UNITED STATES.

New YORK, August s0.-The COesTier
special this morning was very brief, and
merely says, that the Ministry have
packed up and are on the eve of depart
ure for Tours.
THE BELGIAN ARMY ON A WAR FOOTING.
NEW YORK, August 30-The Belgian
army, put on a war footing by the vote Of
August 18th, is ordered to the front. The
arming of the Guarde Civil goes on rap
idly. Two special Queens messengers
reached London to-day with dispatches
tor the foreign Office from Brussels. Ter
monde and Antwerp are fully armed.
1t is reported that q column of 10000
Prussian cavalry and artillery were yes
terdsy marching on Epernay.
| POPULARITY OF AMERICAN CORRESPOND
DENTS.
New YORK, August 30.-An American
newspaper correspondent, at st. Avoid,
| had sn Interview with Bismarck and was
most cordially treated. The King was
very kind also, and sent word to the
! Amerikaner that in case he found any
| difficulty in procuring food, he must come
/ to the Royal headquarters. The treat
ment of American Journalistic and
travellers by the Germans as well ss. by the
French has been most fiattering, COM
pared with that bestowed upon the peo-
pie of other nations, and testifies to the
popularity of our country in al parts Of
Europe.
| PUBLIC FEELING IN RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
NEW YORK, August 30.-The WorLd's
| London special telegrsphs repetition o.
the warning already several times given
! of the imminent peril Of Russian inter
vention at no distant time in this war.
st. Petersburg papers of the 23d form
ally deny that the Gar has in any way
; recognized the conduct Of the Prussisr
4. e al
/ | DrietOr, and adds that Russia reserves &C
herself the most absolute freedom to aci
as her position requires In the interest o
European equilibrium and of her owl
destiny.
The commander of the third military
circumscripti0n has formally interdicteC
the distribution of German newspaper
through the mails.
Journals in Austria openly denounc'
the progress of the Teutonic race in Cen
trsi Europe, and call upon Russia t.
make the Prussian government under
stand it's mission.
The approach Of the hostile armies Il
the Belgian frontier exeites great appre
| hension in that country. H'
FRENCH DASH AND BRAvBRY,
NEW YORK, August 30.-The Frencl
regiment Chasseurs d'Afrique, com
: msnded by Marquis De GallAfitte, sttscke'
, two regiments of Saxon dragons twic'
, their number near Monsoon, and after
, sharp struggle succeeded in utterly rout
, ing them with considerable loss.
} M'MAHoN's PRoBLEM.
NEW YORK, August 30.-A Londol
J special correspondent says that not onl,
has McMahon failed to form 8 junction
with Bszaine, but that wedge Of Prus
I SLAMS had been driven. It is believed tn
! two armies Of this human wedge is nos
! thicker than ever before, and McMahol
I fnds himself separated from Bazain
: by two powerful German armies instes
= of one.
IT Is still believed here that McMahol
= will continue to persevere In his endeay
ors to force his way to Metz, notwitt
: | standing the obstacles which are in b
path.
, THE STORY OF A NEW YORK TRIBUNE COZ
RESPONDENT.
o NKw YoRK, August 80, "A special corrsi
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COLORADO.
Excitement Over the New DIaesvsrlss cf
Silver Unparalleled Activity.

DENVER, Coz. August so.--The ed1Dr
Of the Central Register furnishes the FOL
lowing items concerning the new silver
region recently discovered to the north
west OF Dsvsr, and which Is already
creating intense Excitement n many
reetous. Parties ara starting from Den
yer with stocks OF goods, and there seems
to be no doubt Of the pernanenoy and
richness of the mines:
CENTRAL CITY, August 2--Our re-
porter has lust returned from Grand
island. This district Is located hVe
miles northwest OF Central, on the west
ern boundary. In Boulder county anu anu
FORTY miles from Denver, about thirty
lodges have been struck. Six or eight
were uncovered, showing true hssure OF
silver veins bearing pay rock creylcss
from two to five feet in width. Corrlooo,
Idaho, Boulder county, Grand Island,
Sovereign People, Carter, Trojan, Mom
tor CorQes and Comstock mines are
among the most celebrated. About hve
hundred men are on the grounds, and
buildings are going up rapidly. Tons oil
rich oar are being hauled from the mines
to Professor Halls smelling works, at
Black Hawk, daily. Three regular coaches
run from here each day, besides many
priyate cOnyeysnces, and the passengers
humber about one hundred per day. The
excitement Is great, and is steadily In
creasing. The veins, so far as developed
| have given the impression that this Is one
of the richest silver regions yet dlscoV,
cred on the continent. Professor Hal
| coutemplates the immediate construc-
| ton of additional smelling works, 70
meet the increasing demand from these
| mines. and their companies are talking Of
erecting smelling works.
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FRANCE.
SWISS NEUTRALITY.

SWISS NEUTRALITY. AL
PARIS, August 3a.--The President OF
the swiss Federal Council has issued q
circular warning all persons that neu-
trality must be strictly observed.
FRENCH VIGoR, ENERGY AND PATRIOTISM.
PARIS Aug. 30.-Much confusion is oc-
essioned here by the forced departure Of
a large number of Germans. The Journals
felicitate the government upon the meas
ure, which viii insure the retreat of many
enemies. La Li6ertie says the hour of q
great battle has arrived; the situation has
: new aspect; the battle must now take
plSce in the Valley Of Ardennes. The
Prussians understand how grave events
have become. For them defeat Is fatal.
We mnst soon know, as we have so soon
to believe, that battle is now raging. II
the Prussians lare repulsed they cannot
march on Paris, but must retreat behind
Moselle. France every moment grows
more formidable. Shs is preparing new
armies, and even now vast numbers OF
new regiments are ready to take the field.
Defeat cannot subdue us.
: The OpissSoz NetsossGt ssys war to the
last, Let not one Germsn recross tho
Rhine tor centuries. Let Germany re-
member that enemies may enter but car
not leave France.
Ths B0is de BOloagne hazi6ssn closed tc
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oats. "a. Provisions active, bat prices steak: :
pork, s2si bacon, l43kg lI75t l5Se; i4rq, ~,
hams, 24a2Be whisky, Soc8sl. IosaeSo-,
sales, ms ands 8 500 . tof trash e go, 90,
lugs. and s7sl4 for low 70 good ieai' ~ - 80
rs lGnag na 81. LsEis. -a.-7 I'D
ST. LOUIS, August 20 Flour dull and nomi-
naflv UNCHANGED Wheat steady and drm
No red fan, 81 l3(9l IS. Corn dull azd de-
:Ipa4ze. 1sssI Tsys.5 75asOc. Higbwines. sags8c.
Pr0yIsiona dull Pork, tzs 5Q929c. bacon,
Ilz sIT5<9 B5<c. Lard, B1s9lsc. .IlJd 1i1fi1
-ld s65 h ehioags. -l iy13zo
CHICAGO, August soe-Flour duh and IN
changed Wbeat Iess active At 81 0l1z9l ~
Corn dnies and 29z1< lower a. = ssgSe Oats. s5,
4 q. Hishwines, Z S7s Provisions qiaIst and
unchanged
sAvArxA14. August S0-Cotton In good de-
mend; middliDg, l55fe loT new grade; salss; ss,
l01 bales; net receipts, 10 pAissi stoeK' oai
E0blIs.
MoBILE, August 3J.-Cottoa dull nid-
ding, IT15e; sales. . bales; net recelptss q
bales; stock, $50 bales.
ehsrissfsa.
CF4AR1.Esro,x. August 5o-Cotfou in light
demand; middling, I7149f75le; saies, p bales
net receipts, Il6 bales; stock, 50 bales.
Galveston.
GALvEsToS. August 50.-Cotton dull snd
nominal; good ordinary, li5<el5es net re
esiDts, bs Is; exports eo3stNiss, J53 bales
stock 4993 bales.
FaFeiga.
LoNDoN, August Sa-ConsoIs, el5<: Amert
can securities quiet; 62is ssi4i SIS, 81; - .
s65z; lO-eos, 81, Al Frankiord-BonGs' pa
Stocks steady.
LIVERPOOL, August 5l--Cotton hrmer, bu
not Quotably higher; middilug uplands. 81
Orleans ed; sales 1000 baies- Caltt0rnii
white wheat, 81; red " sstsrn No. 2, s. 10 !
Western -four, 24s ed. Corn, no mixed ~
%. Receipts OF wheat for three days, A.Os
orarters or which L, 900 were American.
HAvRE, August 9O.LCotton, e9f for orleans
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PRUSSIA.
A COOP MAN 1NTERcEDRs FOR sTRAs-
BoURG.

rE
A GOOD MAN INTERCEDRs FOR sTRAs-
B0URG.
CARLsRUHE, August 90.-The GdSette
of this city has the following from Strss-
bourg: LAST evening the bishop of the
city, actuated by desire TO stop the effu-
sion of blood, undertook 10 bring about a
mediation. With this view he went to
Schieburgheim and had an interview with
Major Lecziersky, chief of the Prussian
staff. He urged that the bombardment
was contrary to the laws of humanity
and modern warfare, as the inhabitants
had been denied leave to withdraw from
the city. The bishop obtained twenty
four hours cessation of the lombard
ment, in order to give the Governor OF
Strssbourg opportunity to negotiate. The
Governor was accordingly invited to come
out and examine the preparations which
had been made by the Prussisns for the
continuance of the siege. Major Leczier-
sky escorted the bishop back to Stras-
bourg. His flag Of truce was riddled
with bullets. The bOmbardment con-
tinues with guns of the largest calibre,
and the surrender OF the city Is merely 9
matter Of time"
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MARKETS.
ley ELEa RAPH.l
New Yark.

New Isrk. vol ---
NEW YORK. August S0.-Cotton more active
and unchanged; sales, 244 bales; mfdditng
uplands. leszc. Flour lower and active SUI
ky, CSC. Wheat l@2c better, with q fair con-
tinental demand; common smoer tennessee
81 g5al 40; winter red and amber western
Corn heavy; new mixed Western, S59561zc.
Coffee In fair request Sugar in fair rec uesti !
sales, 7S5 hhds; Cuba, SAG lOci Porto Hlco, "
9l0c. Molasses dull klce steady ana qulee
Dry SGioeods-Trade active. Prices rule steady
Wall Street.
In Wall street business was quiet In the
main, although IN soms departments there
was q little more movement than for some
time past. In the Gold Room dullness was
the great feature. on the stock Exsnange M ICe
the Improvement was nearly all lost at the
close and the market became dull once more.
In foreign exchange there was e. increased I,s a
drawing freely on London, and there was one
sale of 100000 at l0s7s for sixty day 6tl's and
ll0I for sight. me OHnao1Hn DenxS "a ,s
worth only to ~ per cent By drawing
against these balances they can use their
gold and currency here, and make about II
Der cent. per annnm by lending them on
lime. some stock brokers were borrowing
the excess and co1laterals and selling ex-
change In open market, and In preference
borroyztrrg money on time. Money easy at
s@5 per cent on cali Gold dull; opening at
If8Z. it touched 1l6g tl85<, and closed at lI61z@
1885, Garry ing rates, per cent to fat
Clearances, s2S, ,000, ,0l0. The export Tomorrow
Is estfm mated at Sz6o,0G0. Governments seeurt-
ties dull and steady. state bonds nominal
old Tennessees SIS; new do. 90. Sub-Trsasu-
ry balance--Gold, S6ss s4so, ,SH; currency, sl2.-
452ssI.
NEW ORLEANS, August 30.-Flour scarce
and arm; super1ne, IS; Xxx, $696 l21z; Xxx,
50 6l96 50. Pork lower, retailing at SSl; other
meats are unchanged. Gotten arm; saleB. so0
bales; prices unchanged; recetpts, " bales
a new; exports TO Liverpool, 4576 bales. Cat
tied unchanged. Sterling Mi sight, q pre-
MUM. Gold u6
cizalEnzti. EqE 11 -
CrNcryNATI, August 90--Flour quiet and
| steady; extra, S5 5@5 So Wheat nrmer al
| 81 I26sl Is Corn duh at 75d577c. Oats, 40645c
| Cotton dull; middIlng, ls5zglsc. Tobaceo un.
| changed; sales Of l64 hhds at - fo99 30
| Whisky, 90c8sL Pork, 81 50. Bulk meats
4 sold st 121z9l45sc; held at lS9i5c. Bacon, l41i
! 9T@I77<c. Lard. l55zGls. Butter, 89sic
lsRIssElle.
/ LouHvILLE, August s0.-Baegfng active
hemp, NC; TAX, 80c. Cotton dull; middling
| lsc. Flour active; extra family, IS 50 Grair
dull; wheat, 81 z0el Sei eeTns aSoi rye. sc
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a New YORK LIbsI sur.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-A libel suit las
been brought by Isaac G. Reed, j., OF the
.Ssndag Mercury, against Paul Nicholson
publisher of the Seasons. The libel con-
sists in an stttak upon the character OF
Mr., Reed for veracity, which appeared in
a recent number OF Mr. Nlcnolsons pa
psr. Yesterday Mr.. Nicholson was ar
restsd and taken before Justice Scott,
who released him on $1,000 bail, to answer
on Wednesday.
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Nea-ResIdant Notice.

No. 6z-In the Second Chsneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn nsSsee--Jannes b. hag-
land &nd Mary A. E. Renbert VI. Gtcnoias
L Rembert ct al =. q. -. q ..
TT appearing from bill IN this cause that
IL the defendants, Daniel B. Anderson Louisa
nj Anderson, Dudley Ragland, Nathaniel
Raglznd and Samuella Ragland are resi-
dents of the State Of Arkansas and non-res-
fdent soft the state OF Tennessees 80
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the court ouse
IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the first Monday In October, $50, and
plead. answer or demur TO complainant's
biIl, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
as 20 them, and set for hearing exparte; and
that q copy Of this order be published once 3
week for four successive weeks In the Mem
phis Appeal. This August q, IS70. ~
A copy-attest: -
n. d. L STEWART, Clerk and Mastsr
By GDo. MALLERY, Deputy G. and M
Ylnaca 4 Andaraon. snl- for ccrzl rIrnlts- a.z
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DIED..

TREZEvANT-AtM Minneapolis, Minnesota,
on the Sjth inst, CoRISEE o.. vile Of L Q
TreEevant, and daughter Of the lats z. {.
Cleaves-
The funeral will take place this (WEDNEs-
DAY) morning, at IL O'Clock, nom the resi-
dencs Of Major ]. P. Strange, see Vance street
Services by Rev. Mr.. Carmichael. The friends
OF the family are Invited TO attend
ToRIAN-At his residence, near Horn
Lake, Desoto county, Miss, on the 18th Inst
CHRusroPHEz C. ToRIAS. in the Ssth year Of
his age
SMlFHWICK-On the 9Th inst In Good
man, Miss, A A. SMIrHYIcK. aged % years.
He was an old citizen Of Memphis, and wil
be remembered BY many OF them. A furthsl
notice may appear IN future.
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storm by this Prazsians, who fought very
hard aud With great loss. The FIepcn
losses were principally in killed, becsuse
they fought in trenches. They were shot
through the head, which alone wzs ex-
posed. Seven hundred and eighty
one Frenchmen were counted behind one
trench alone a. tho battle OF the glaeis Of
Metz, and the French escaPed In con-
fusion, partly into the fortresses and
partly around the city. The battle or the
10Th at Mars la Tour, Is universally re-
garded here as q very important strsgeti-
cal success, bscanss the enemy was driven
back on Metz, their line of retreat on
ChalOns cut through, and the consoild2-
tlon Of the French armies prevented.
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AdmInlstrator,s NoiIca.

THE insolvency of the estate Of Thon -
i Mulligan, deceased, having been sng-
Eested according TO law, all persons nav Ing
any claim or claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO appear before the county
Court clerk of shelby county, Tenns and nle
the same, authenticated IN the manner pre-
scrfbed hy law on or before the 4th day OF
Novemher. 1870: and any claim not nled on
or before said day, or before an appropriation
OF the funds Of said estate Is made, VIII be
THOA. KEELT,
Administrator Of Thomas Mulligan. deceased.
August 4, ls7@ auso
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MARRIED.

sIMMONS-RoUsE-On 18th inst, in New
York, By the Rev. DR.. standsnmsysr, THOMAS
SIMMONS, OF this city, second son ofThonas
simmons, Esq. Of Russell Square, London,
TO Exus7. third daughter OF the late Lieut..
Tm. F. Rouse. r NJ, Eug'snd.