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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-24
NeW York Gold and STOCK M4rket,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August %.
1t is understood that a pool has been
formed TO manipulate the gold market,
the pool commenced buying on Friday,
and mp to the present time has bought
about WNy0.9OO. inclnoing some large ,e5
market, on Saturday afternoon, as Wen as
at the opening on Monday, and since.
This story further runs, that the financial
capacity of the pool IS SIS 0c0, eco, and that
arrangements have been made 70 with
draw q considerable amount OF gold from
the market, at an auspici1 moment, or
in other words, a lock up oT8old In mini
iure Initiation of the movement OF Sep
The basis for this movement is said TO be
the heavy exports of specie since the de-
clarati0n of war between France ard
SIS. 900 90. This heavy outflow OF specie,
in connection with the absorption OF gold
by the treasury for customs, made cash
gold scarce for delivery In the daily opera
lions of the gold room, and not only re-
duced rates for carrying TO mere nominal
interest," but within the past lew days !. DOT
pay something for the daily use OF tt.
The Exps ess says that the withdrawal OF
SIS .Oe0, 0OO in gold. or even half this amount
nom the loan market in the gold room,
would stimulate activity In the money
market. and probably lead TO strin-
gency more especially II sncn oPer saS ols
The West Is already drawing upon our
banks for currency, andeone large bank IS
now EulDpAuR one uuuuLCu ADOA6&A0
lars daily to Cincinnati and Chicago, oth-
er banks sending smaller sums; and IN
September, currency will probably now
free TO the West TO move the grain crops
and, in a short time afterwards, the south
will be drawing for currency TO move her
cotton.
jay Cooke & Co. are to establish, on the
first of January an American banking
house in London, with Hon. Hugh Nc
Culioch, as resident partner.
The Treasury Will on Monday next, an
tic. pate the Ssptem Der coupons of the 10 40
distributed for interest in September, is
about a 100000.
Money easy, TO 6 on call. Foreign ex-
change dull.
Gold duh opened at l16, advanced to 1884,
and closed at 1l6149n6H Carrying rates
cent.
CIearances sixty -seven millions.
Governments steady with limited trans
| actions. I0-40's rather strong.
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PICOLILI.
The mercury rises.

THE mercury rises.
WIFE beating increases.
9O0 at noon yesterday, and 92' at 3
o'clock.
THE Evansville base ball club plays
to-day, at the usual hour.
COMPLAINTS and circumstances
against the assessments on real estate
and improvements will be heard by the
Council to day.
THE Riversides leave on the 31si
for Indianapolis, stopping at Terre
Haute on the return to play match
with the "Vigos" of that place.
BASE ball affects the children. the
jargon about. Lightning mines, "
''hot balls" ana fly catches gotten
off by "fve-year-oiders." is aston
ishing.
The audience at the rink last night
was large, considering the attractions
at the Opera House. A very pleas
ant time was had, as usual.
A MAN was arrested by the police
yesterday, on a charge of drunken
ness. but it was discovered that he
had been badly cut about the head.
He begged of, and declined to prose-
cute his assailant.
AN Independence mother applied
to the police to get her daughter
home. when the girls father told them
to let her remain where she was, home
was no place for her. and her mother
unfit to control her.
THE Democratic meeting in Perry
Township. on Saturday evening, con-
sisted of four persons, TWO Of whom
were from this city. The ticket was
fixed up accordingly, and Perry won't
go for Terry.
A FEW days since a family IN the
eastern part of the city missed some
jewelry and a silk dress. A search
warrant was sued out. and a house
searched without avail. but the arti-
cles mysteriously reappeared while
the officer was making the search.
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MANUFACTURED GLoRY.-We cop
led from the Courier yesterday high
sounding eulogium upon the young
leader of the Vanderburgh Democ-
racy. which appeared recently as an
editorial in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
1t was quite a gay feather in the
coming Mayors cap, apparently, to be
thus prominently noticed. But the
glory is all taken out of it when it IS
known that Messrs. Van Ripper.
Shanklin and Byrnes have been re-
Gently rusticating at West Baden
Springs. where they fell in with
Mccullough. editor of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and by kindly manipula-
ton, they succeeded in extorting the
puff aforesaid, which was written up
in the hills of Orange County, one
hundred and fifty miles away from
Cincinnati. Sic transit gloria a1uRdi.
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FBRgIBLE OUTRAGE.
4 Lltlle girl assailed and terribly
BealeR-A Negro Boy Arrested o.
Suspicion or Being the Perp etraGOr'

Yesterday morning a terrible out
rage was committed on the Dennis
farm, about three miles from this
city. on the Newburgh road, in Knight
Township.
1t appears that Clara Carson, the
daughter of the occupant of the Den
mis- farm, was sent to neighbors, Mr.,
Harper's, on an erraad and not return
ing as soon as expected, a messenger
was sent to look for her, when she
was found short distance from home,
lying in pool of blood. and insensible
from wounds on her head, evidentl
inflicted with a club.
She was carried home and messen-
ger was sent at once for a doctor, and
her father. who was in this city on
business.
Mr.. Carson, as soon as he arrived
at home, instituted an investigation
from which he was led to suspect
negro boy named George Rice, who
was in his employ. as the perpetrator
and, acting upon the suspicion, Rice
was brought into the city, exam
ined before Justice Walker. and com
mitted to prison. Rice is stou
burly young negro of about sixteen
years. unusually strong for his age
and about the time the outrage wa
committed, he was working in an ad
joining field, cutting away briars-
What seems a strong circumstance
against Rice. is that the children O
Mr.. Harper. a neighbor, say that
some days ago, he attacked one o
them after having made vile propo
sails to her.
The evidence being wholly cireum
stantial thus far. he viii probably re
main in prison to await the result
of the girls injuries.
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ChIcagO Market.

By TelegraphI CHICAGO, Aug. p.
FLoUR-Dul1.
WHEAr-Firner and IN2c higher; 97c9
81 for No, 2: this afternoon the market was
firmer and fairly active at 81 02gl O21Ss sell
Ter september.
CoRN-Weak: closing at &C for No. 2;
this afternoon the market was steady ana
unchanged.
OATs-Unchanged closed &C SIC. cash. for
No. 2.
RYE-Aoderately active at 7l@7l%c for
No. l, and 701zc for No. 2.
BARLEY = Firmer and s1za5c higher;
closing at 81 u Tor No. 2.
HIGHWTNES- l92c lower at SO9slc lor
iron bound.
PROVISIONS Quiet and unchanged.
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DISCUSSION WITH PAVING s ONES.
A fight on Main Street, between
Charley Wagner and Nick Kissler,
grew out of the puzzling question of
the sanity or insanity of Leo Kehn.
Wagner got a blow on the nose with
a paving stone, which so aggravated
him, that he made affidavit that Leo
Kehn was dangerously insane, and
another investigation will be had be-
fore a jury to-day. No complaint
against Kissler who threw the stone
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Mamnhia Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 70.
CcTroN-F i'm: held at l9c; receipts l02
bales; exports 20 bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
CORN-Dnll at Soc.
OATS-48c.
HAY-S20924.
BRAN-Sl9.
PoRR-G30
LARD-I71z9IS1<c.
BACON-Inactive; shoulders l5zc; sides
1870.
The first bale of new cotton was sold at
auction by Robertson Bruce q Co., this
morning at Doc.
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CARMI RAILRoAD.-The sub-con-
tractors on the Carmi Railroad have
arrived with laborers. and the diggers
will begin forthwith and the work will
be pushed forward without delay to
the POsey County line.
The question of diverging so as to
run to New Harmony. win NOT intar-
fere with the progress Of the work as
no alteration of the line inside Of this
county, will be necessary, in case It is
decided to make the change.
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Some days ago the Courier and
Dena0krat crowed loudly over the ar
rest of Jacob Richer by Chief Maup.
tel. Yesterday Rieber was tried, and
dismissed, there being no evidence
against him. ANY one can arrest in
nocent men; now let the astute detec.
tive ferret out the guilty one.
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SUICIDE.-A letter was received

SUICIDE.-A letter was received by
Mr.. FOel of this city, yesterday, from
the coroner of Pleasant Hill, No.,
stating that he had just held an in
quest on the body of John Gottfried
Dietz, former resident of this city,
who had hung himself.
DIR. Foel had lately been in CORES
pcndence with Dietz, relative to his
return to this city to 60 into bus.
mess.
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Lnnisrilla Market.

BY TeIegraph.I LOUISVILLE, August %.
BAGGING-Firm and heavy hemp and
fax 295z @30c.
FLoUR-Demsnd better extra family
IS rs.
WHEAT-s1 209l 30.
CoRN-Sl 90.
OATs-47c.
RYE-S5c.
PRoyIsIorSs - Moderate demand; mess
PORK S29; bacon 141z, 17k@lS1S; bulk I3lS.
16149l7c; hams 241zG25.
LARD-17c.
WHIsKY-Steady raw e2a93c
ToBACCo-Sales of lis hhds At "a 75G6 rs
for trash to good Tugs; S70l6 so for low 10
good leaf; market active.
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For County CommIssIoner.

Eo1tOts JOufnals
In answer to call of a mixture of
Democrats. Republicans and Conser-
vatives, gentlemen, you may an.
nounce my name as a candidate for
the office of County Commissioner tor
the First District OF Yanderburgh
County. FRANK ,. ALLEN.
August %, 1870.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. D. billiard, to-
bacco dealer from Hardin County,
Kentucky, is in this city with view
of locating here.
j. H. Dannettell, Esq, of Dannet-
tell and Duhme. has gone East for
recreation, and for the purpose of Sc
lecting his fall stock.
R. f. Robb, Esq, of the Saturday
EUemipg Mail, of Terre Haute, is
stopping at the Sherwood.
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TOBACCO SoLD Yesterday
Messrs. Martin. Gardner & Co., Of
the Evansville Warehouse, sold
thirty-two hogsheads of tobacco yes.
terday, &C very low prices and with.
out rejection. Receipts are good
for the season. Among the foreign
buyers present at the sale was Major
Birtel, of Louisville, Kentucky.
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~ T. @. Bridwe1l & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ie17-kf
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CROPs IN KENTUCKY AND Ten
NEssEE.-A gentleman just returned
from Kentucky and Tennessee, re-
ports that the tobacco and wheat
crops in Montgomery and Stewart
Counties, Tennessee, are considerably
damaged by the recent rains.
Business IS dull. and money very
scarce, but corn crops are very good.
In Christian. Trigg. Caldwell and
Lyon Counties. some of the farmers
are cutting their tobacco to keep the
worms from running 1t. as they have
larger crops than they can take care
of, labor being scarce. Where rains
have not been so frequent, the to-
bacco looks better than ever seen be-
fore.
Notwithstanding these drawbacks,
he thinks that from the large amounts
of tobacco, wheat, corn and other
produce raised South of this place,
that business will be better this year
than for many years past.
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Wanfed:

A PARTNER To ENGAGE IN A
- good paying manufacturing business,
a new enterprise in the Western states.
The sale OF goods as staple as groceries.
Capital requf ed three thousand to four
thousand dollars. This is a rare chance
for an energetic man wishing TO engage IN
safe business. Address for particulars
"P. t." this Office, stating where an inter.
view can be- had. augl7 Iw
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The Convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock AM, and take a
recess at II o'clock for Basket Din
ner. VIM. HEILMAN, Chairman.
FIN. THAYER, Sec'y.
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The Great Spring HemeoT-


WNOR SALE VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PROPEHTX-In splendid
property known as the Egler property.
situated on the west corner Of Main emo
Sixth Streets, fronting Ibk feet on llalu
Street and $50 feet on SIKH street. SAID
property Is offered for sale 90 low naulel
on easy terms. Apply %
]. j.. GLL1JfI q 6OAs
Haaf Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Htroc.a.
els a.
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By TElsgraph.l NEW ORLEANS haa
C0TroN-Qufet bat 1rn miaa1na
9l7s<; receipts 40 bales; sales ESQ ba
stock 81, 858 bales.
FLoUR--Dulli superHne s. 25s * &c o211;
XXX e6 20.
CoRN-Firmers mixed S0985cs white Sic.
OATs-53G58c
LARD-Scarce.
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Choice store Room for Bent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply to JOHN ". FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24.tf
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Nav Ynrk ~ Gnnda Narkal.

By telegraph NEW YORK. August ~.
Trade is becoming more active all round
and prices for the most part are reilly
steady. The only important change 81 a.
decline In stark a brown shee inga, by
agents to l3c, and ozark do. 70 one shil-
ling.
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RAJ The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
olic Church will hold a Fair from the
evening Of September 9th, to Octo.
Der 4th. The particulars will BIZ
published in due time.
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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S%Go to f. G. Whites Book
Store for Mathews Patent Memoran-
dunn It is the incest thing out. No.
16. First Street, opposite the Opera.
Aug % 2t.
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INQUIRY OF LUEACY.-Leo Kehn
was brought before Justices Walker
and Stinson, t. inquire into the cues
ton of his sanity, and after an inyes.
tigation, ne was dismissed as being of
sound mind.
Leo is either very much abused
man, or he is suffering from a hal
lunciation that makes him believe he
il pursued BY his wife and Others
with the intent to take his life.
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Rnrnnean Harkefs.

By Telegraph LoEDON, Aug. %.
ConsoIs 9Iz: American securities easier
for 20 bonds at London; l0-z0s, 80; '62s
$50; '65s, S71z; 67s, S61z; Erie I7h.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23.-Cotton dull: mid.
ding uplands 90; Orleans 01<; sales s COO
bales. California white wheat los Cd red
winter No. - 100 winter 9s 100: ~ est
ern -four %. Corr, No. 2 mixed Dos Cd
Oats 81 3D.. Barley 8.
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DIED

infs ut son OF John 9. ana Mary A. Jane
son.
Funeral services at their residence, on
Clark Street, between Second and Third,
at o'clock PM. The friends of the family
are invited to attend without further no.
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New STILES.

DannettelI & Duhme have just re-
ceived, per express. the latest styles
of Hats including the Autograph
hat for gentlemen. and Red Stockings
hat for boys, 81 Main Street.
Aug. 18-1W.
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Dieeointi0n N0fi9p

vrVHEE E'AMTNERsHEAAs heretofore y
frtfun between "a. q. ttnaeuclnuE ulUl
Hairy Smith nna this day b en- dihscI yea
Nv limitation. All persons knOWlug theme
Watches, Jeweiry or Clocks there Tor re-
pafrs, will please call AZ once.
IVA EsVfILE, ind.s aug. 3, 1870. Itd
Union cOpyiI
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AN ILLUSTRATION. - The table Of
real estate assessments. which we
publish this morning, will, in some
measure, open the eyes Of taxpayers
to the reckless disregard of law and
justice which has governed the City
Council il its recent tax assessment.
But an instance of the excessive and
unjust valuation was brought to our
notice yesterday, which shows the
fragrant oppression which is proposed.
The homestead of Governor Conrad
Baker, which has been upon the real
estate market for some time past, was
sold a few days ago to Mr.. George 2.
Hudspeth for $4,000. all on time. no
cash payment being required. And
yet the City Council has assessed this
identical property at s17. 900. an ex-
cess of $4,000 over its actual sale on
credit. There are owners of lots in
the list We publish this morning who
would be glad to find purchasers at a
similar reduction upon their assess
mantS
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- WILL SELL. Us' 10 SEPT. D, 1870.
ali the stock and n1tures Of my cone
ters shelving, show cases, cOppcr-WHre.
TOYS. and fancy candies, regardless OF coat.
Apply at my conigctluheryi on First 81,
between Main end Locust.
aul2 ar III. M. AHLERLNH.
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THANKS TO THE MERCHANTS
The congregation of the Methodist
Episcopal church of Saltillo. Tonnes
see. return their thanks to the mer-
chants Of this city for a donation of
lamps and chandeliers, worth about
$45.
The donation was made through
Mesars. Mark, Warren Il Co., and
the letter of thanks was sent them by
Miss Bette Hinkle, the Secretary.
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The Weather.

FIVE prisoners in the lookup. I'M
dergoing sentence.
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BG-Go to the Book Store of +. @.
White. for Harper, Frank Leslie,
Go0dey's and HeterS0R's Magazine for
September. Aug ~ -2t.
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B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's
W IL R wi Il TT U O. LIZ .

The Tape Form e one on fhe n10sf Cruel
and reLegitLcgs eRemfeB " man, and occasion
the most dfstresglgg symptoms. "a dull pain
in the forehead, Riddimeaat alternate unIar
ness and flushing OF the face, palel OF
the lips, emactation, alternate los. luu
excess Of appetite, cravings for patticuIal
articles OF 1000, offensive breath aWa IIIu L
nervous irrita Dntty, are the Leading ynp-
toms.
Now, why not, IN view OF this DANGEROUS
enemy make use Of a remedy which many
years OF experience has proved 10 be sue
and certain renedy2 ID. "A. Fahuest1cir'n
VermifuRe, a. used according 20 tho nirec-
tons which accompany each bottle. VIII
not fail 70 eraC icQte the destroyer.
Great caution must ba used by every
purchaser 10 DO his own Judge iu ono
sense, and TO examine every bottle no
buys OF 40. The simple name OF NAHHU-
STOCK As not sufficient He must look
closely and carefully To see that the Iuia
tails are B. A. FAHNm5ToCK, ana be aHtie-
fed with nothing else.
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The following is the thermometer
range for unsfardau.
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gzyROY FEMALE sEMHNARY.-,Thi
institution offers the accumulated adj
vautaueq OF over hfty years OF successful
operation. Every facility is provided for
Thorough course OF useful aud ornamen-
CORDS OF more than twenty professors and
teachers. For circulars apply TO JOHN IA ,
WILLARD, Troy, New York. anl6.2ln
Steam Engines and Doctor for Sale.
wwYE HAVE FOR SALE a pair OF ten
w inch Cylinders, Doctor, Shaft, some
Team Pipes, and part OF Hog Chains for
sale cheap. The Engines are OF the best
patterns; were in use but Few month";
Persons Wishing TO buy, will apply 70
iy28.Imd saseyYtlles KY
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The Union Republican party Of Indiana
assembled In Convention &C IndianapO-
lis, on the 22d day OF February, 1870 make
the folloWtnS declaration OF principles
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-04
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. So.
AZ, Ordnance Prsvidiug for the
ArrceI or Certain Estrny Animals.

a.. Ordnance Prsvidiug for the
ArrcsI ef Certain Estrny Animals.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town Of Gold Hill do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. The Marshal, and all Policemen
undcr his direction, shall arrest and take into
custody oil goats found yagrant within the In.
corporatc limits OF the town Of Gold Hill, and
condno them In some secure place to be pro-
yided BY him at the cost OF the town. They
may also be taken up by any other person, who
shall commit them to the custody OF the Marshal
SEC, >. Tho Marslal shall keep q truo and
0ithfal record OF the number and description OF
ai coats taken or brought into his custody. and
NE date and manner OF their disposal; and he
shall also keep conspicuously posted at the en-
france Of the yard, barn, stable, or place where
the said goats are secured, as provided In Sec.
tion j Of this Ordinance, u litt Of all such goats
therein detained.
SEc.3 3. All such goats taken into custody un.
der the provisions OF this Ordinance, II not re-
claimed within five days thereafter, shall be sd-
vertired IN . newspaper published In me town
OF Gold Hill, for two days, and after such adrer.
tisement tho Marshal may sell or destroy, II
found worthless, oil ruch goats not reclaimed.
SEC. 4. Tho Marshal shall provide necessary
subsistence for all such goats while In his Gus
tody. The owner Of any such goat or goats
may at any time, before the sale or other dispo.
sition thereof, redeem tho same, by paying 10 The
Marshal his proper fees and charges Tor keeping.
together with the costs Of advertising as herein
provided. II not go redeemed the Marshal may
scll and dispose OF such CONT or goats amer I'D.
ycrtisement, and out Of the proceeds from such
sale, after payment OF the costs Of advertising,
retain the fees and charges herein authorized,
and pay the balance remsining In his hands into
the town treasury. for the use OF tho owners OF
said goats. II claimed within three months.
'SYC. 8. The charges upon such goats shall be
as follows: For each goat, fifty cents per day for
keeping, and one dollar and fifty cents for ar.
resting and driving.
SEC. This Ordinance shall take effect and
bc in force from and after the 18th day OF March,
WIN. d. C. GIBSON,
President Board Of Trustees.
WV. HY DoASE, Clerk.
Gold Hill, March s, 1870. mhS-tf
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Application Tor patent.
Notice No. 11S.
u. s. RkalsrER's orr1cE,

cAnses cIrr. New, November 9Th, 1895;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Globe Mining Company, by !. II. a. Mason,
superintendent, have this day filed In this,ofiee q
diagram, together with Q notice Of application
for q Patent from the United States, under Act
CT Congress, approved July 20, 1866, for 1000
iset Of a certain vein or lode OF quartz ~ other
rock In place, bearing gall, silver. copper, and
other mptals, commonly callei and known as the
Arizona Lode apd Globs Mining Company's
claim, situated In the Gold Hill Mining DfstSiet
Storey County, Nevada. Said claim ~ described
90 follows, ta;Eii Commencing 2. : stake sfs
northwest Of tho. town. Of American, ,Fls,, ~
which point Mt LsselR hae.s ~ ~ g Sr. A.
w, The n section corner post on the west line
Of Sec: . 4: leN. R. 81 z, bears 9 go 49, Ess7
feet distant; thence running s aoo is Wlyeoo
feet 10 stake set In deep rsyine; thence 5 90
IS + 200 feet; thence N $50 10 E2,cOo, feet !
theme y w. ~ v go fss. g PlSSs Of De SSn:
dredths a 3tfOG acres. Said claim e more
particularly described Up the notee and d'sgrpm
posted In this office and op TIE clYlm;
WARREN r. L0cKHART,