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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-12
AUC ZION SALES,
nj THOMAS q SONS, NOS. lss AND ~ln
V1s S. FOURTH STREET.

Sale at the Auction Rooms.
SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
On wednesday Afternoon,
Roots, Hyacinths, etc. 1O112t
Extensive Sale at the Auction Rooms.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS FIRE-PROOF
SAFES, once Desks and Tables Wardrobes,
Bookcases Sideboards Mattresses and Bedding,
China, Glassware, OIL Paintings, Engravings,
Stoves; fine Administer, Velvet Brussels, Ingram,
and Venetian Carpets, etc.
On Thursday Morning,
Oct lS, at O'Clock, by catalogue, about 1000 lots
superior household furniture, comprising q general
assortment
BILLIARD TABLE
Also, superior car0m billiard table, slate bed, made
by Fhelan & Conender, with balls cues, counters,
''''' FRENCH PLATE GLASSES.
in sash DOORS 101l2t
SPECIAL SALE OF
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.
14th inst, at 10 O'Clock at the auction store, second
story, by catalogue, an extensive assortment OF Su
perior Cabinet Furniture from manufacturers Par-
uculars IN catalogues now ready. 1919 2tTd
Sale No. 2Os1 Pine Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FINE BRUSSELS AND
oTHBR CARPETS, ETC.
on Friday Morning,
October 14th at 10 O'Clock. at No 203l Pine street.
by catalogue the entire Superior Furniture 10 12 2t
THoMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEEKS AND
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo CHESs
= -: Sale at No III! Chestnut street
sprc1A1 SiraTd 6P Row. 9vr,p ,Oo ppv,,c,,
Plate, Mantel, Pier, and Chamber Glasses Fine
Bouquet Pier, and Base Tables of New Designs,
on Thursday Morning,
october 13, at IL O'Clock, at No. I'LL Chestnut
street, will be sold without reserve, 100 French
plate mantel and pier glasses of the latest patterns
with gold gilt and walnut and gold frames manu-
foctured by the best workmen. Also a handsome
assortment of bouquet, pier console and bracket
tables OF new designs with various styles of marble
slabs. The goods will be arranged for exami-
nation on Tuesday and Wednesday, with cata-
logues. 1075t
DUNTING, DURBoRow Il CO., AUCTI0NEERs,
ID Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET street. corner OF
Bank street. Successors to John b. Myers d Co.
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On Thursday Morning, no st
october 13, at 10 o'clock, on four months credit.
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVEL,
LlN& BAGS HATS, ETC.
on Tuesday Morning,
october is, at 10 O'clock on four months credit.
| Also,
| 100 feet undressed and French morocco. 1Ol25t
| MARTIN BROTHERS. AUCTIoNEERS-
| INl Q4ately Statesmen for NJ Thomas &< <Sons)
| No. T04 Chestnut St., rear entrance from Minor.
CHANGE OF DAY.
Our Regular Weekly Sales at the Auction Rooms
EVERY MONDAY.
Sale at No. 1909 Girard avenue
| HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
| TURF, Elegant Maptel Mirror, Splendid Wardrobe
| Fine Brussels, Velvet and other Carpets, ETC.
| On Thursday Morning.
October ID, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1909 Grard
| avenue, the entire handsome household furniture,
| ETC.. le6 6t
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

T. 4flIttHh. p EykNnf Tt.#H ~. o. 4T t-a.,fHL.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela County State of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the nth day of November 1869, IN
the suit of the Boston b Chickasaw Land Compa-
nv ct al, Complainants, against William Nelson
etal. Defendants No. go in said court VIII as
Commissioner therein appointed on Monday the
$lst day of january 1870, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Pamela, in said county,
within lawful hours, offer for Sale OF public,
auction to the highest bidder, on a credit OF
Six months from the day of sale, the following
land lying and being in said County Of Pamela
to wit: The East half of Section ~, loWnsnip
10 Rance 7 West, Bond withsecurity will be
required of the purchaser. N
The above land will be sold in tw,o, lots 70
Wit. The one hundred acres not sold by W.
Pugh to VIM. Nelson, will be sold first and tn
balance, go acres, will be sold next.
wi J. 9. HARRISON,
iani.4t, fa. Commissioner
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teachers. bss enabled htm ~ perfect femel 81
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h%asints MediCihts pttraftd iuthe estihlia
nest, Nhieh embraces uHiee, fefepten ani
waitne faems. aisu boarding and sleeping
aputiaetn ft rslenis tgnI riua dtily prraan.
Al Aitetilon. and tipof anA Identical baths, thus
concentrating The hmes mineral sptings. Both
sexes matfied u dngis hf,tihg rom isalats
tiona indulEeneies or exposure, may apply aul
he cured. No matter who have filti, state
your case. Read what be says IN hts pamr hlot.
sent Ia any address flee. Thousands ~ eases
treated ANNUALLY AZ Office anl ll over The conn.
try. Consultation Gee, personally or BY mail,
ONCE, 40. tsa Third ~, bet Green and Walnut,
near he rostpnlce, Louisville, Ky. once hours
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Wl7-ly.
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Commissioners Sale Of Lands.

by virtue enA ln rursneince on decree Of the
Probate Court " ranuti County, Mississippi, 81
the lesi term thereof The undersigned Special
Com missioner, wil On
SATURDAY THE 5th of FEBRUARY 1870.
between The hours prescribed by law, peocced
10 sell At Peach Greek In said county and At
public auction 10 tho highest bidder for cash,
all that certain trar, Of land situated, lying and
being in aaid county Of Panoln, asd known and
described az Tie north half OF section twenty.
six GO township six, (6) range nine, t9l west
A considerable portion OF said land Is cleared
and ina a COED state Of rultlyation, has one
comfortable d~welling-house, out-houscs 6e.--
The above tract Of land described belongs to
the estate Oft. W. l,eipsey, deceased, and Is
sold on petition OF Nancy L. Leipsey, admins
trairix, 10 ply n balance that the said estate
owes upon the said land, and the decree directs
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied for
that purpose first. SO those desiring to pur-
chase can see the title Is clear. I Hj7i.li
.l J, A. POLK,
ians-5t Commissioner,
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Extra Special Notice !
BEWARE OF covsrrasEirs'

SnaiEs Toate Syrup has been coantcrfetedi
and the countcrfeiter brought TO grief,
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. JonS
BrLt's private stamp on each bottle. DR. JoHs
BULL only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original joins ] Sxirn's T0NIGSlRti,
of Louisville, Ky, Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp Is not on the
bottle, do rot purchase, or yoawillbedeceivcd
See nv column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing on
nv right. The genuine SMITHS Tonic SYRUP
can only be preparedby myself ) ve,61
The public's servant, u.
LoutsyrLLE, Oct. %, 1868. EjaS-
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What Constitutes the Mississippi
IA "A Valley.

Mh At soiiSJe
OTheA Mississippi valley includes
most of Minnesota most of Wiscon-
sin, Illinois, and Indiana; three
'forrthsySof Ohio, nearly one halt of
Pennsylvania, a little Of southwest
New York, aud west Maryland,
most of Western Virginia, western
parts Of Virginia and North Carroll
ma, northwest Georgia, north Ala
bama, half of Mississippi, two-thirds
of Louisiana, north Texas, northeast
corner of New Mexico, east half OF
Colorado, most of Wyoming; and
Montana, and Dakota, and all of
Iowa, MissSuriy Arkansas, Nebraska
Kansas Indian Territory, kentucky,
and Tennessee, Chicago, Milwaukee
Marquette, Detroit, Toledo, Cevc.
land, Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Roch-
ester, Toronto, eswego, Montereal.
and Quebec are ih'the same natural
valley; while in the Mississippi val
aley are ST. Paal,e Dubuque, Omaha.
Leavenworth, st. Louis, Alton, Ind
annapolis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg
Wheeling, Louisvlll ,Nashvill
lviekksburg, and New Orleans,
~ [Chicao Timct
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No. 292 SECOND ST., MEMPHIS
Those who need wall raper I'M all
its varieties tof pattern'ah beauty
will find it at Mr.. j. Grieshaber's
where, also, window shades, cur
tains, and oil kimds0of .upholster
goods, are kept always on hand.
Mr.. G. is an experienced dealer
having been engaged in the business
in this citysince 1852, is extensively
known, and has never failed to give
satisfaction to his numerous custo.
mors. oct3o-1m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

e OF VALUABLE LAND. fa utl
by virtue, and in pursuance of a decree Of
the Probate couttofP Pamela County, Mississippi,
made at the May term 1860 thereof In the
tnatter Of the petition Urinary Sorrcls, et,al. TO
.elhthc lands belonging TO tho estate Of Nancy
A.. trsuf s.-- 4, 49, .~ .apSNlet ,Notuintb-
sioncr appointed under said decree, proceed to
sell .4f.y.t
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1870, ~
at pcach Creek In said County, 10 the highcs.
and best bidder for. cash, pt public outcry, with
Ia lawful hours, the fractional part Of the north
east quarter Of section twonty-siI, township
seven, runge nine lying In said county.
.tt. - VIC. MAXWELL,
Jan. 9Th lS7o.5t Commissioner.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ills, NURSERY,

= ApPLE, 1000, ! year, $2b-PEAR, PEAcH,
APrtr, RpotvG RATS, Splendid Assortment, also
RooT CRAFTS of Peach, Plum, Cherry-Seeds
nsn NURSERY STOCK Wild GoosE PLpa 0sAeE
oRASon H~Eper-1o,ooo, $l5,oo--EvERaREsSs,
RosEs, Greenhouse and BUDDING PLANTS, Fruit
and FLOWER PLANTS
seA.Send l0cts for Catalogues.
FIX. PHOENIX,
Bloomington Ills. ja32-2m
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Loc.n .,'0rICfs



WhH 10 line masafi mals 81 procedure la
sasf y s%susfai debility and nsftoaa ~
ton psss nat fsasga tli ni utAt jadN.oaa
silmslaHsa 4 feqHiftd T. faasff y violent
pHfaasisn ih q ease Il NJ absurd r.
sunld b. to bleed stafviaa nan lei ~
done svsfy dsy. Yea this stupid and anphl
maphiesl rgkytlgf 10 continued IN the ieeth 81
DE ssssf jaa ha pbysieal seakuee Niih ali
The nefteas aissafbsates thai aceomFany " q
more rapidly relieved ~ ilssletiefs siuHiaeh
Bitiers than ~ any other medicine Al preeat
known. ltis True ihas EeaFaldseihy y th.h
attended with tofpidlty Of iffeeaiafty Of "
regularity of the bowels and thai this symJ-
tom must not Ne otefieoked. Bat shfe The
discharge Of the waste matter Of the system is
expedited or regulated iiarigor mu,ftsrfcrsiied
The Ritiers do both. They combine a%perient
md anubihous properties, with extraordinary
touic power. Even while removing %obstfuc-
tons from The bowels they tone and lnvigo-
rate those organs. Through the stomach upon
which the great vegetable specific acts directly
Il gives a healthy and permanent impetus TO
every enfcbled function Digestion Is heilitA-
ted, the ALTERING circulation regulated the
blood reinforced with a new accession Of The
alimentary principle, the nerves bfseed, and all
the dormant powers Of the system reused INTO
healthy action; not spasinodically, as would he
The case II q mere stimulant were administered,
but for a continuance. It's In this way that
such extraordinary changes are Wrought In The
condition of the feeble, cmaciatcd and nervous
invalids by the use at thiswonderf corrective
Alternative and tonic. Let COMMON sense decide
between such a preparation and q prcstratine
cathartic supplemented by a poisonous astrin'
| rent like strychnine or quinio,
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4 When d draft passes through a
bank does it give the clerks q cold?
IF you beat me, I'll call out the
soldiers rs the drum said.
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oH fAtN
srht 800
tsnet se sisse Csaest Longs Ny shd Esf
ufaurh ihHfmafy t0nsulfaiion Rooms
~ Nuufts ~ helnphis. fena
rtftseuty established, and is ready ~ ihs
a~sttttlOa N %rsiitHfs afiisief Wlth CANrFnN.
{ cefs oid slfs Tao tye snd taf, sad Lahs
ssaHd Asihms flLEs, withoui a Knife
glinsJ snd M,digf complaints al ia
shfo bic diseases. sy'So shsifs ff t%onsults
ton
All diseases 81 wumfh and children eonkdsn.
ual teseases A sthiml iady IN attendance tc
Val 90 lsmalg pnii,uls
Medicine sent 10 all parts Address
On srALpiNGA Co,
cs Monroe Street Memphis Tenn jas I'm
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Cosfoar AND cuitE ron rnE RrpruaEp Sent
post paid on receipt Of 10 cts. Address nr. y.
B. F00TE tAuthor Of Medical Common Scnsel
No. 100 Lexington Avenue, New York,
AWAY WIN sPrcrAcLEs. Old eyes made
new, easily without doctor or medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt Of 10 c%ents.~ Address DR..
y. B. F0oTE, l2o Lexington Avenue, New
York.
4-a w
HrSrs TO the cliibbLEss sent free on receipt
Of one letter stamp. Address pr. b. b. FUUrE,
100 Lexington Avenue, New York, ja22-6m
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Administrators Notice.

by virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela County, Mississippi, made at tho
was appointed administrator of tho estate Of
Susan ]. y Henley, drc,, and having qualified
and given bond, hereby gives notice 70 creditors
Of said dccedent 10 probate their claims against
said estate as required by law or they win be
forever barred,
l44l sgy CALVIN BROOM, admir-.
janS-Gt
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Lands.

BY virtueofa decree Of the Probate Court of
Pamela County Mississippi, rendered therein at
the December Term 1869, the undersigned, as n
special Commissioner appointed in the case Of
Mary J Bishopc, Gardian, versus Estate Alonzo
and Mamie Bishop, minors ct al, win proceed
to sell in front Of the Courthouse door in said
county, on Saturday 10Th day of January 1870
at public outcry, for cash, to the highest bidder,
between the hours prescribed By law, the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit; The fractional
part Of the NV quarter Of section s, township
8, range 8, lying and being in Pamela
county Mississippi, belonging to the estate Of
Alonzo f.. Bishppe, deceased, and acting as
Commissioner shall only convey such title to
purchaser as | may lawfully convey under said
decree, though ! believe the title perfect.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH.
ian1-5t ~ Commissioner.
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~ffiiatal mote sissf Of burg usetsf ihsa sl
He so fhs ag~siied aresto@ sad 81
peftofanh pai iaseihst
Foil line Of Robes, for i2lc, at
Mathew 4 Sons. Some beautiful
patterns.
%tlnagafi,n naisam rfLis has fof over hnsen
ytas Teen hsadily sdtamiaa inrahlit fasuf
aad L naw esteemed sAeoad " none " Z tafs
for Lung Diseases.
For u good cheap hat 90 to
Mathews 4 Son, Panola.
Hungarian Balsam 81 Life contracts ths con.
mmptive tendencies q this damp climate and
checks AZ ouce any Bronchial affection that
strives 10 take hold. iH
For cheap coats and pants 60 to
Matthews & Son, Pamela.
Arausr DunroS.-1t should be remembered
that Mr.. August Burton, No. 1871 and 1870 Pop
lar Street, corner Of Fourth, sells the cheapest
Confectionaries 10 be found in Memphis. Mr..
Burton pays special attention to orders from
the country for Wedding Cakes and oil sorts Of
ornamental work for Parties and Fairs.
decls-3m
The MATHEWS HOUSE, Pamela,
is offered for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms.
We would call attention to the
card of G. N. Case, 'Jr., manufactu-
rer of saddlery and harness, &C., and
also to the fact that that very clever
gentleman and old eounty-man THoS
j. PRoFFIr is now withlthat house
and would be glad to see any of his
old Pamela friends, and give then
as, good Bargains as they can get il
the city.
j. G. LELAND, has increased hi
stoekof Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, &c.
by large receipts Of new goods IL
the tast few days for the Spring
trade. H'foHotA'h9i"i
"SIaHrs AND SECRETS OF rAE Ma.
TioNAL Capitol" Our young frlea'
F.G Wootten, Is canvassing for tn
above book in the County of Pa
nola. The table Of contents Civ
promise of a rich treat in the peru
sal and we are glad to have an OF
portunity of procuring it and antic
ipate much pleasure from our copy
Wootten,is a gentleman of true VOL
thiness,and we commend him to ii
favor ofour readers; 4
What Constitutes the Mississippi
"A Valley.
pSThe8M Mississippi valley include
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DR. Russell's %Disponsary
Y NarLh 0antl slrnl. M,Mnhh I.an

EtAptaufp In 1859 f1f The tfosimesi n ~
tbWnir Ui.oattl rftticultf attention given
n tbe treatment af spefmatafrhea ~ semlial
Weakness asd "a ,lass ~ diseases s'ually nes'
letttd Wy iht family physician AlldFl''s OF
= private naiuro tskch Ny special %cuuiu.i sod
q ay aauapicci, \ Treatise ON an p'naso
mui w ans address uB POI .pt n rH.ttte
Eyyry family should have ono
rur Ueuorrhra Apd Gleet usc w. ruaglla
Vegetable Injection, .rnt ~ any adlfla ON
receipt Of price 6yo lollafs pcr bottle.
JB RUSSELL, N H.,
Consulting Physician
l.. Il. WARRAN. Secretary. rcplS-ly
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To Contractors s. HMifders!

We are agents for Pamela Co., of one of the
largest Sash, Blind and Door Manufactoris in
Wisconsin, and will keep on hand in white
pine work all the common sizes in use in this
country. Terms Cash on delivery of goods and
nc. deviation. Prices the same as the same ar
ticlc IN Memphis nL AN
B~AIENTINE 4 WALL.
Safdis MISS. jassim
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Z The person " hotookthings easy,
was a quiet sort Of thief. VT9y
The most common end with q
tshoemaker--Ifis waxed end.
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LAWYERS AND NOTARIEs.

NOR SALE. CHEAP. A COMPLETE ABB
II STRACT of the Lander and White Pine
County Records. WILLIAM PARDY.
Hamilton, New, July /, 1870. jyl.tf
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BEAUTIFUL EvENINa.-A more dulcet
and genial nightfall han was enjoyed by
our denizens yesterday evening has sell
dom been seen anywhere. Twilight
blushed into night through an azure
armament, not altogether ~cloudless, and
the moon rose with a subdned disc, re-
Meeting her mellow sheen upon our little
Ianguid world. Lovers exchanged their
burning VOWS and sealed them in warm
embraces, with no witness to their soft
cooings but the man in the moon. The
story Of Abelard and Heloise was re-
peated Mt every trysting-place, and Mark
Iwain was eensured by simpering maids
Tor Knocking the romance ont of so
spoony a tale. The soft Incidence of the
weather produced a universal lassitude,
which nothing short of a double-eagle in
dispel.
HE HoPPERs R CoMINa.-0ur hills
are alive with hoppers, and our gardens
are In imminent peril of destruction
from their n raids. A lady of
our acquaintance, who has spent much
S IN raising a crop of table vegeta-
ules, nnds herself running a race with
.ne invading insects. But she confesses
una. ner household, though blessed with
nrS' CLASS appetite. can not use up the
sScu'snts near as fast as the voracious
Iopg-iegged boarders who jump her
Earosn ienee. If our rapacious visitors
hhcre"se IN clouds, ms they have during
past lew days. it will not be long be-
tore they will have devoured every green
thing.
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gofal antelIigtafr.
srocKHoLDERs DIRECTORY.

.s.rssMrSrs LEVIED AND UNPAID ON WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
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The Board of Trustees met last night.
Present, full Board.
,,, ~
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THE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that s good TO eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
SOLD OuT.-Old blithe and genial,
Frank Wheeler fblack), infatuated with
Ely, has sold ont his business here, and
soon we will hear the mellihuous cadence
of his voice no more-till he comes back.
PETIT JuRogs.-A yenire for AZ petit
or trial Jurors, for the June Term of the
District Court, is now out, returnable on
the 18th instant.
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W. ?. Taylor, City Sexton, says in his
report that the above record includes the
mortality in the towns Of Treasure,
Sherman and Hamilton, and hence takes
in about all the District Of White Pine.
When 'Pfospeetor, IN his letter to
The Sacramento Union alluded to
White Pine as the healthiest locali-
ty he had visited in a long tour
Of the mining eeniers of Nevada and
California, he could not have been far
from right. His facetia about doctors
being the sickliest and most dilapidated
looking men in the place is now based
upon data which IT would be difficult TO
controyert. But what are we to say
about the items showing only one adult
death from natural causes against five
from 'casualties2' We have been pecu-
liarly free from accidents proper, involy-
ing death, and hence all these may be set
down as bullet and knife casualties.
The deduction, therefore, is that n man
can enjoy excellent health in White Pine.
as far as climate is concerned, and will
live to n green old age, unless he meet
with an accidental bullet or an i~nhospita-
BILE knife. This. however, is a disease
which is susceptible of cure. and only
depends on society itself to either check
or eradicate it altogether.
Co to C. r. Alexander's for your
Ir,.- 80 90
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AardWarf, Gtf.
J. NJ. lAKEmAS. Jos. GODDARD.
PIONEER FOUNDRY G MACHINE SHOP,

Broad and Fifth Sts.. Hamilton.
GODDARD 4 CO.-STEAM ENGINES
VI furnished to order; best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes. Dies,
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
Of tools, are prepared to do General Repairing,
Blacksmithing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc. Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited. and filled with
disDateh. je25-tf
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CITY Trusfees.

Fcl,pse Consolidated, July %. 1870, at IL m, at
90 Battery street, San Francisco.
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Cry srxroh,s RKroRr.-The following
is the City Sections report for the quar-
ter ending June 30th, 1870:
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The City Attorney was required to
draft an Ordinance imposing a capita
tax on dogs-bitches to be taxed higher
than their Sons.
Also, an Ordinance imposing a penalty
in the shape of a fine for tying tin kettles
TO dogs tails, whether the dogs be tax
payers or yagabonds.
Adjourned