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DALEY SPRINGS,
Alab0Ima.

B. p ..fs
The Proprictors of This Watering Place TAXI
pleasure in informing their friends and patrons
that they have completed their arrangements
for the comfort and enjoyment of their guests
and that the Hotel is..now open for their recep-
ton. az Ast.~
The efficiency of these waters In cases OF
Dropsy, Serofula, Dyspepsis, diseases Pecu.
liar to females, Chronic Diarrhea, and all dis
eases of the b. t-.-, 81 e.t..., +,.s-
SKIN. AND KIDNEYS,u
Is too we'll established to need comment. 81
A good band will serve the Ballroom, and
the table will oe supplied with the best the
country affords, while the fishing in Shoal
Creek, and The hunting in the surrounding
woods. offer their usual attractions to visitors.
Route, via Memphis and Charleston Railroad
to Florence, Ala, thence By Capt; J. 7. Farm
er's Stage Line, nine miles to the Springs.
Terms-$l5 per week; so per month";.
For descriptive pamphlet, circular, or INFORM
alton concerning special diseases, address
! II ~ ELLIS 4 CO., Poprietors,i
1ofa sg.l or IL. Il. MOODY, N. D.,
Junel0-tf is Resident Physician.
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Commencement at 2 o'clock. ''ct 'i'1~ ,
Grand marcn. ",,omoastes Furioso,' (new,
-Wai en-. Salatatory--Miss Jennie w. long
Tenn see. taledictory-Miss Matte o. Clam
pit, Arkansas. .rizes awardsd. Diplomas
conferred. b. Hon. Jane II. Thomas, Prssi
dent of the Board of tbs s. Address BY
Rev. Samuel Caruthers, Columbia. Tennessee
Parting gong bv the uraduat;s, written and
arranged at the Atheneum.) Grafton, by Rev
BY the Principal to The Gradastine Class Cor.
onation of Graduates. Gloria, from "Naa.
man." by the Athen1um. $3.50.
a The Nineteenth Annual Session of the
Columbia Athenaum is appointed to begin On
the first MONDAY in Septe ,lber, fS70.
<Arracred at the Atben2um. ed. 1856 b
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Wednesday Evening, 8 o'clock.

"0""eooo1 1SOc'st"U' U etOe"'
Sofr Dansante, March. *Fancy waltz.
Hornpipe. 8 Bon bon quadrille. 3 Craeovienne
5 <Fancy mazourka. Prince Imperial quad
Grille. Bohemian polka. 8 *Gazelle waltz
8 In Varsovi a1e. 10 La Gitana. IL Minuet
IL xGa-lai dance. 13 *The German.
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*Arrarged at the Athen&um.
n Ee! @ ;,tS iisHr.I-,
OCCULIST i'. .'ias
DIR. j. 3. GENTRY
Formerly of Frankfort, KY, has perma
-h nelly located himself at 1't
. JACKSON, -.I-i1 TENNESSEE,
For the purpose Of practicing bis Pro
fessiop.

leSSlOQ.
He is furnished with the
FINEST INSTRUMENTS
known to the Profession, and is prepared to
perform all operations pertaining to the EYE
as well as - treat>infammation in all its
forms. $50
{ He refers 10 the citizens of FrankGat, New
Castle, Henderson. Paducah, Hickman and
Mayfield, KY; Murfreesboro, jackson, La
Grange, Paris and Trenton, Tenn, -1folly
Springs, Columbus, Grenada and Aberdeen,
GEN. JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, l1. 1.fq
GEN. HUMPHREY MARSHALL, and ri
GEN. JOS. h. LEWIS, Gils1es : - ,gi2ze
W. N. HALDEAAN, Editor Louisville Courier,
Rev. r. N. DUDLEY, Ed. Western Recorder,
RE-Gov. L. w. POWELL, +.--'. :
Ex-Gov. c. s. MOREHEAD,
Ex-Gov. B. MAGOFFIN, of KY; si'i "-''i
Col. W. p. JOHNSTON, Washington College.
GEN. STERLING PRICE, of Missouri - ~
j. STODDARD JOHNSTON, Helena, Ark.
And by special permission to the a
PRACTICING PHYSICIANS AND SUR
il GEONS OF JACKSON, TENN.
{ Terms Cash without reserve. ~ '-ti
juneS 30 -.'.1-
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" Friday, June !?

Morning PRAYERS. Examination of class FOR
radiation. Music-Traviata = arranged by
eyer. F,enrh essay-Miss Mary q. Cham
bers, Mississip :. Che is-"Sleep on" from
the German. ATTN recitation. Grand march
from Mendelsohn, Opus. No. 81. Address by
the Alumna-By Miss Sarah T. y. rown, Ten
nessee. Professional chorus-Michaei Costa
% Maat,,v N Po,rd n ,Staas
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the Supreme Bench.


LEwIsRURG, Tenn. Jme9.
We, the undersigned members of
the bar at this place, in view of the
integrity and legal ability of Hon. a.
O. p. Nicholson and z. Turney, take
pleasure in expressing our preference
for them for Judges of the Supreme
Court from Middle Tennessee.
W. y. Cowdeb, G. A. Armstrong,
Ill. n. c. Davis, James A. Lewis,
Thos. +. Lewis, f. Il. Sheffield.
j. +. Moore, il. Murray.
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Bank of Tennessee notes are bought
by the brokers at Csc and held by
them at Tic. l.,-.sa.. -.11
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Thursday, Evening, s o'clock. Z

The Miracle Of the Roses, an oneretts, b,
Luigi BOrdcse translated by Prof.. &C. Wat
son.
l *Overture. 2 *"Come away to the woods
-Choi is. "Thro' the forest trees"-Solo
trio and chorus. 4 "Of all flowers Ballad
5 *"Wake, sisters"-Chorus.a s *Dance.
Drinking song and chorus. 5 *The Play
Chorus. 0 ITO Heaven we breathe" Chorus
10 go thou who hear'st"-Solo. IL salon,
live Elizabeth Chorus II "'Tis the priv
IA *@Why ye poor sufferers"-Cavitina an,
semi-chorus. 15"Once again" Recitaivea an
Duet. I6 1--WE stand amazed Duet an
chorus. IA "Mignon chan ed the flowers
Arietta and Chorus. Is : y name know
Romance. 19#"Honor, Glory" F',ale. Du
ctt Chorus and double chorus.
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GEN. MABRY's RESPONSE.

MAXWELL House NASHVILLE, June
5, 1S70.-John Baxter-My Very Dear
Sir: recognize your flag-of-truce-
Letter No. g" Your case will re-
ceive early and serious consideration,
and it may be possible that through
the Executive branch of my State
Government, you may obtain a par
don. What my Legislature may do
/ cannot aO,c say. Possibly Qhis
strictly confidentiaD a judicious use OF
the few remaining assets of the ''Min-
eral Home Railroad" might result in
inducing that corruptible body to de-
sist from urging criminal prosecution
against you. Knight be "prdctically
persuaded to manipulate" them for
you myself. What do you say? Can
you ''shell out?
After accomplishing the above pro-
positions, (should you be able to
''come to time,') l may, Improperly en-
couragcd, see proper TO direct my
Congressional agent to have your dis
abilities removed, so that YOU can run
for Congress on whichever side of the
question your predictions or neces-
sites my suggest. What say YOU
Business is business.
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COLUM BIA, TENN:
FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1870.

B0-ALL Advertising will be considered
CASH and collectable any time after the
first insertion.
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gen. J. A. MABRY.'
KNOXVILLE, June I3, 1870.

hNcANfLfJfs, ouuC Id, lOGU.
This morning General Mabry at
tackled Colonel Baxter Oh Gay street.
in front of the Lamar House. Ma
bry's shot struck Baxter's right arm.
Baxter cndeavorcd 10 draw his pistol
while running across the street, and
stopped on the pavement behind a
country wagon with covers. Mabry
followed to the middle of the street
and fired again. The ball missed
Baxter, going through store window.
Baxter then ran into Cowan, cClung
& Cos. Mabry was arrested by the
Sheriff and taken before Justice of
the reace. Hc waived an examina-
ton, and was bound over to answer
before the Circuit Court now in ses-
sion. BaXter's wound is not serious
Banner, June, Is.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lI,,I EVENTS
COLUMBIA ATHENEUM
JUNE, 1870.


BOARD Of Examine 8, Session 1910.
PRor. w. ]. MARTIN,
n.rpp.rrs --s.---.
Re- w SMIY:'u
4H ID ~. T. ~ Tnwr Fly Q,s T 9tF
Rsr 9 W, SssTCIIE,
~, o. rpIrpGnn
REV. JAMES ill., PEG. LES. 500
rfh Nm: $. FLEMING, Esq., srs
gist 1Ijo. JAMES u. MlLAAS, ESQ, II
-.a-o DIR. A. i. PlLLOW,
9 Hon. WIN. B. WILSON, go ~
rr' Rsy. DE-: A.. I. ?: GREEN, =
n H. StnAunIVM, Ms9
M - ,,, 2. ~ r Mm,LtONt 5nt
GDE tTn ~ Esq, Gfi +, =.
J., tr ~ 1 =; = nnX'I Esq., syld X
SUE GES' y vm . y; pH NV a,fc
,.S ".N' "M .. DALI Dali. .g..ftsT
ms secretary 70 Inc FACULTY IS authorized 70
I'LL '"'''"0''' " 'ne DOa'u ~ 'ns hA''h n' "sn
,lr Order Of EXERCISES. tti
iyunddv. June 10. 4 O'Clock p lf. lia
VoLuNrARY-sf will be Southland z
Atheneum Choir. asst ''9siia ifl.s 9aod
commencement Sennon-Byl Rev. John A.
Harrison, Of Jackson, Tenn. 5g}y JEDI; 10
r 49, -, - On 1sTof
"c'coo'y, '""c - ffolrii2 e
M9,n'ns IIayer -, E4Am'n .."s "a IsNa,o.-
leaf. Recitstious, ,instrumentsl music. Bon
hons. Berict-1 haros. Examination OF m
Junior Class. Pestalo .ian. French. March
and chorus-"Water Lilies"
Wednesday Afternoon. '.ai
rx,m;n.,;o, ,e Iu,;o. no..,.,, NIL
ern LANGUAGES. InstruInentai rmsic-Waltzes
BY Marc lion. Junior recitations and comps l.
-. -, ,aii.f-
"oune' o"S Eoe''."o, . . e'oc".
Soir Dansante, March. Fancy waltz. .
Hornpipe. Bon bon quadrille. 3Craeovienne.
FANCY mazourka. 6Prince Imperial quad
Grille: Bohemian POLKA. *Gazelle waltz.
La Varsovi ane. 10 La Gltana. ii Minuet
IL @Ga-iai dance. Ii The German.
"Spt ,cle Franchise.
LA COURONNEMENT DE CORINNE AU
C.D,ro,
if DRANis PERsoN6. 81 s.l-E
Corinne Dorteur de Ia Couronne, lie !rince
Castei fone, lie uen'e de Ia bIeralare, lie oe-
me de 10 Musique, lie Geme du Dessme. -sh
~ rARrIE PREMIERE. y lr--4'.i;i'
Grande Marche par les papillss franchise dc
L Athenec. or li CO 20 t.is' aid
.in pARrrE sEcoSpB. a.i "a uc
.s,....,,,,.. -; 1,,.-
ruo Ss s"iuen' oolii'''e :, au az ~
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PARrIE rRoIsIsxE. -
lie Porteur de Ia Couronne s. aiveLCss-
tel Forte pre1ds Ia Couronne, ct Ia met sur "a
tete-apres Ia Literature, Ia Musique, ct le
Dessin Ia saluent CONNIE Refine. iya ,io'4 IN
:. 97ai .s.eit-f FINALE. HaE 9-u5zyi
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Hcdnesdnu Ateruoo,,

Examination of Junior Department. Mod
ern languages. instrumental nlusic-Waltze.
by Marc lion. Junior recitations and comp, i
lions. Scht oi 40 A"Gentie Zephyr"
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Wednesday,, jane %.

Morning Prayer. Examination Of Pestaloz-
zian Department. Chorus-"The moon on the
leaf. Recitatious. instrumental music. Bon
bons. Berict-z harps. Examination Of 4th
Junior Class. Pestalo. 4ian. French. March
and chorus-"Water Lilies" 3i'f -'-i.tr
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ii'- FINALE.
Grande marcte triomphante.
Thursday, June q.

Morning prayers. Examination Of Third
Seniors. Instrumental music-Mazurka des
Traineaux - eight performers, four pinaos
Se,ond Senior examination. Glass in French
Second and Third Senior Compositions
Good bye, old home-Guitar chorus-3 guitars
Latin recitation. Chorus-"Beauttful River. "
Exhibition ofspecimens in pen.nanship, draw
ing, painting and embroidery each day Of ex.
animation. islfi ra..f hft 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

Upper levels still yielding 40 or 50
tons Of fair grade ore per day. The
incline Is down 90 feet below the LOO
foot level, the bottom being In barren
Quartz. The drlft south at the LOO
foot level Il now In 142 feet from the
main east drift, and the face still only
shows barren quartz, looking, how
ever, very favorable. Nothing new
developed In the ore sections Of the
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

FEAIFCI. WEATHER. - The high
winds of the last twenty-four hours
have whirled the dust in binding
clouds from the unsprinkled streets, to
the huge disgust Of everybody. 1t has
been no trouble for every man to eat
his traditional "pcck of dirt under
the circumstances. The clouds now
portend q storm.
ST. JouS's CHURCH, GOLD HILL
Rev. Mr.. McCormac will preach to-
morrow ut II o'clock in the morning
and ~ O'Clock in the evening. Sun
day School at l o'clock +. NJ. Seats
free. All are invited.
HAVE YoUACoLD?-Go to Brodek's,
No. 81 c street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath, and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only II dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. TN
SERVICES To-MoRRow.-There will
be services In the N. Z. Church to-
morrow evening at half past Z O'Clock.
Rev. W. c. Gray, pastor. All are
invited.
Mass ToMoRRow.--There will be but
one Mass celebrated at St. Patrick's
Church, Gold Hill, to-morrow-at 9H
4. n. precisely.
AMERICAN FLAT REGISTRATION. -
Thirty voter are registered at Amer
lean Flat for the coming general cleo
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The World Grows Wiser.

The human stomach has been q shameiuliy perse-
cuted organ. There was a timo when. for every
dcre!!ciloa o: duty l, was punished with huge doses
Of the most disgusting AMI nauseous drugs. In
vain II rejected them, and literally returned them
upon the hands OF those who administered them,
They were forced upon II again and again until ia
solvent power was thoroughly drenched out OF II.
The world Is wiser now than 1t was In that drastic
era. when furious purIatlon and n%lercurial saliva:
iiUn were what Artemus Ward would have called
the I" main holt" OF the faculty, In cases OF dyspep-
sia and liver complaint. 49,.
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and bill.
iou>neSs Is uoS;rttcr's Stomach Dltters. a prepare
tiOn which has the merit OF combining u palatable
flavor with such tonic, aperient and anti.billious
properties, as were never heretofore united In any
medicine.
II has been discovered at last that sick people are
not like the Eablcd Titans, who found prostratlon so
refreshing that, when knocked down. they rose from
the earth twice as vigorous as before. When m In
valid Is Frustrated Gy powerful depicting drugs, he
Is apt TO stay FRUSTRATED; and the dcbllltated being
aware OF the fact, prefer the building up TO the
knocking down system OF treatment.
Hostettcr's Blttrrs meets the requirements or the
rational medical philosophy which at present pre-
walls. Il Is 4 perfectly pure vegetable remedy, EN-
bracing the three important properties or a prevent.
I've, 4 tonic and an Alternative. Il fortl1es the BODY
against disease. invigorates nGl Tc-vitaiizss the tor
pii stomach and liver, and effects n most salutary
ch' nge In ;Ac entire system. when 10 q MORBID con
dl,ion.
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he had brought In. He certainly
warmed" Kendall pretty essentially;
and tore whatever argument he had
advanced all to pieces. He could hnd
no words to express his horror OF such
cold-blooded accusations as his oppo-
nent had gratuitously advanced, or IN,
situated, relative to the terrible Goiu
Hill calamity. At n point III ms
remarks, where he referred to fresl-
dent johnson and his friends some
smart Democrat In the audience sun
out, "Who elected Andrew Johnson
" Wilkes Booth, a DemocrGt!' promptly
replied Fitch. He explained thor
oughly and satisfactorily all tMngS;
charged against his Congressional
stewardship by Kendall, and concluded
with one Of those grand cloud.6ursts OF
inspired oratory for which lie Is SO
famed. He spoke of the achievements
of the Republican party-the nonor
the life Of the nation preserved, lree-
dom throughout the land, protectlon
everywhere, and a glorious OLD nag,
whose fringe dips proudly in every sen ;
4 glorious record to abide by. Upon
the record and promises Of the party;
we propose to stand. We have paid
the price. and WHO Is 1t that dare say
We must surrender the Inheritance:
BY all our glorious heroes Of the past
we will not be despoiled Of our her
itsge and the fruits Of victory. we
have ever been faithful to ourselves,
the country, and the people, and we
tciW be faithful to the enG-So HELP Us
Con!
Oh, It was grandly brilliant, that
sublime close to his speech. The
speaker seemed inspired, and rs
the grand food of his outpouring
eloanence drew to its climax
that vast audience roso-men, women,
all-and responded with the most n
thusiastic cheering ever heard within
those walls. Fitch fairly outdid all
previous efforts of his In that line. In
deed, we never before heard such a
flow of burning, patriotic, inspired
eloquence flow from the lips Of mortal
man.
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62S Gins In all.

The Concert and Distribution viii take place
under the immediate dir elton OF the Board q
Trustees OF tho Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by o Supervisory Committee selected
from State, city and county officers, and well
known citizens OF San francisco.
ROBERT u. SWAIN. Prcs't N l.. A.
W. II. L. BARNES, Vice President.
a. WM. C. RALST0S, Treasurer.
lAfter paying the expenses OF the entertain
ment, aud making the distribution Of the Gins,
"a above announced, the balance will DO applied
TO extinguishing the present indebtedness or the
Mercantile Library Association.
Holders of tickets TO which Gihs may b
awarded, will receive the came on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons to the Busines:
Agents OF tho Board or Trustees At their once
No, 3.S California street, San Francisco.
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OyERNAN,

ovERMAN.
Yielding about 20 tons daily. The
south part Of the 400-foot level contin-
ues looking well.
HOPE.
Daily yield 43 tons Of $26 ore, keep
ing both mills of the company steadily
running.
OCCIDENTAL.
Mine and mill running as usual,
with no particular change to note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

Nothing nav In the upper mine.
nriainr south at the lowest level has
nserlv reached the south line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

r,dly Weld $50 tons. No particular
change to note In the ore sections n
onr lsst report. They are all looking
exceedingly wei, especially the Belvi-
dere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22
NOTICE

Holders Of Tickets to the Gift Concert In aid
Of the Mercantile Library Association are here.
BY notified that the Concert Is postponed until
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oIkHKA
The last shipment Of bullion, made
IN tbe 18th instant from a twelve days
rnn. Welded nearly 10000. The orc
deposits arc looking as permanent and
nood n AYaf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

Don't Shock the SysteT.- Never assault a
system weaken d! by disease with violent debpitapts.
ConyuiLvc purga,Ion leave the dlsch0Esins organs
pewer!ess 10 resume tls!s regular action. Coax ma
;rre back IN i nealthnul regularity. by all lnviGont-
Ing as well at , cleansing process. and for this pur-
pCw employ the most delightful OF oil eracuSnts,
.iics aud corcctives. TARRASr's ErrERvEscENr
SiLrzER APERIENr. Saline medicines ere pro-
nounccd by thc very hlGhest medical authorizes
hest Sdopted 10 this end, and Ufall remedies OF that
class the Scltzer Apericnt Is the mlldcst. the suresi
and the most agreeable.
80 4, NJ. ar ~npI-nETSTNI
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MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870.

Dy notncu tnat Tue SouCeIt b~poo'Poneu uhsH
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870.
Unexpected interferences have operated to
make this delay necessary to accomplish the re.
pult OF freeing tho Library from debt, without
recourse to other privileges granted By Act OF
the Legislature. passed February IN, 1910.
which will be made. The Concert Will take
place on the day above named. commencing at
nine O'Clock 4. H., and TO continue until all the
gifts have been awarded.
Tho funds already In bank are considerably
moro than sufficient to insure the rusees'ful
completion OF the contract with the public.
The sale OF tickets will positively close on
FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of October, 1870. -,
AL tickets remaining unsold at that time will
be withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They
will be advertised by their numbers on the 29th
day OF October. 1870, In one or more Of the daily
papers Of this city. Any diminution thus made
In the number Of tickets to be drawn, win not
affect the number or amount OF gifts. They will
10, a. heretofore. advertised, to-wit: 62s gins,
amounting In all to 100000. gold.
will receive duly accredited LETS OF the awards
Of Gifts. which will also be published In the
Loading San francisco daily papers on the let OF
November, 1870.
Delivery OF gifts will commence November 2,
1870, ut the 0fice. No. 3iS California street, to
Ill pdItleh pIctCIllluK tlCkCth W NTH Clir h4hS
been awarded. All gifts awarded to n~on:resi.
dents will be held to their order and for their &C.
count, ROBT. B. SWAIN, Pres't N. L.. A.
W. H. L. BARNES. Vice President.
W. c. RALSTOS. Treasurer.
THOS. II. HAYES, Record'g Sec'y.
DAVID WILDER, COrresp'g Sec'y.
TRUSTEES:
W. Ashburner,. J. n. McSulty,
A. N, Ebbets Isaac Wormser,
W, z, Wood, A. p. Elicit,
W. q. Badger, FL Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.
MAURICE D0RE.
CHAS. X. PETERS,
Business Agents,
teS.td No. 3iS California street.
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TO MILLMEN !!

VIE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill News Once h~f . ten OF superior
lGis. Hosting Worm, etc. viii BE- sold a. ~
dnced ph.sa for cash, lL-. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

BELcHER.
Tho raise above the 20O-foot level
still shows improvement. The ore
seam 10 about Ave feet wide. At the
south end Of the 420Lfoot level quartz
Of favorable quality Is found, which
improves 40 further drifted into.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

Daily yield 80 tons OF ore per day
from tie 100 and 30O-foot levels, keep
inc ths Pluto and Sapphire mills stead
nv running. The S0OLfoot level Is now
vIaldinR the best.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-22

WITH AGENTS IN WASHINGTON. LON.
w don, Paris, Vienna. etc. Specifications
and Drawings prepared, Examinations made,
Caveats nled, Foreign Patents obtained, Re
jected Applications prosecuted, lnterfsrenees
conducted. Extensions applied for. Reissues
procured, Assignments Prepared. and
Paisns Raainess Of every Description
Attended, %. sel3-lyts