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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-19
Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO TUE GOLD UILL DAILY NEWS BIT
THE WESTERN UNION T~ELKGRAPH LINE
DATES TO
BY n CABLES.
From the Seat OF War
cHALoNs the NEXT BATTLE
GROUND.

LONDON, August 18TH There are
continual reports Of engagements, but
they refer obviously to the series of
conflicts necessarily entailed upon the
two armies by reason of their vast
numbers and extent of the lines on
which they are moving. The Prus-
slams will doubtless leave Verdun be-
You'd them, rs they have Metz, Thion-
vile, Bitche, Strasbourg and other for
titled places. Ills believed Oh the best
authority that the French will concen-
trate at Chalons with 300, 600 men and
1000 guns, and that the Prussians Will
attack with 500, 900 men and l,4OO
guns. All the actions of this week
must be considered as merely prclimi-
nary to one of the greatest conflicts
the world has ever seen. 1t Is thought
here to be imperative OH both armies
to bring OIL a decisive battle as soon rs
possible, for political rather than mill
tary reasons. The French Capital
Is In a condition Of Unsurpassed
revolution. 1t Is understood that If
Prussia wins she will demand the eX-
penses of war, with the cesslon Of Lor-
raine and Alsace; and upon this
understanding rests the fears Of Euro
pean complications. Russia Is begin
ming to press the English Government
for an understanding to maintain the
balance of power. There are rumors
of agitation among the Germans of the
Baltic. Russia is preparing for the
mobilization of the Russian army for
the Prussian frontiers. Everything
for the moment depends upon the re-
suit of Bazaine's battle near Chalons.
No news can be expected, for the
armies are manGuvering off the lines
of railways and telegraphs, and where
these are not cut they are absolutely
controlled by the military.
Further Particulars OF Last sun.
days. Battle.
LONDON, August lS.-French tel
egrams give the following resume Of
Sundays work The French engaged
the Prussians before Metz. The latter
suffered heavy losses. The French re-
tired to Verdun. On Monday the En-
peror was at Gravilotte with 10000
troops. Subsequently engagements
occurred at Hainouville and other
places ; the French constantly fighting,
r~etreating and c~ontesting every step.
On Tuesday the Emperor passed
through Verdun and reached Rheims,
where he now Is. The Paris Presse
says: "The report that the Prussians
have demanded M armistice Is fully
confirmed" 1t praises Bazaine for
not according it. "The PEASANTS" 1t
says, "must bury the dead, and the
army continue the work of annihilat-
ing the enemy. The French forces are
constantly increasing; the Prussians
decreasing. The hour Of complete vic
tory for France is near"
There Is great activity OH the forth
flcations Of Paris. Thousands are ut
work, strengthening the defenses. A
telegram from Briey, near Metz, says
an obstinate struggle occurred near
Mars Ia Tour yesterday. 1t is believed
the engagement was general. Large
numbers of wounded of both armies
are arriving at Briey. Travellers re-
port that a vast body Of Prrssians Is
thrown back on the Moselle by the I'm
perial Guard.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF
STOREY COUNTY.
J.. A.

RsPRCTRULLY ANNOUNCES
II himself as Q candidate for ths ofice Of
District Attorney Of Storey County, subject to
the decision Of the Republican County Conyen.
tion u1Atda1
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GRM.-A grim joker says that Min
lister Paradol was the bearer Of his
own dispatches to the next world.
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"HADEs" is a poet, one Of the nine
muses., the god Of the devils, an au-
thor's work or novel. .
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NNOuNCENRNTs

To CASnIpAfKs.-Ail candidates announcing
themselves for public ofaoo through tho medium.
printing In that line has to be paid for Invariably IN
ddrdncr,
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The Prussians Reported to
Have Taken 1000 Pris-
oners on Wednes-
day.

BERLIN, August IS. - A dispatch
from King William, dated Ponta
Mouse, August 18th, says in the fight
yesterday VIC took 1900 prisoners, IL
guns and 2 eagles.
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FOR COUNTY cLRRK,
NJ: COOPER

nounosa a. a candidate soI no o,scs .;
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject 10 NE
decision Of the Union Republican County Con.
vention. aIiT.tds
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
n. BRADY.

DRSPROTPULLY ANN0UCNRS
II himself as q candidate for the ofice OF
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject to the
vention. aufRd
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Especial TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIT
rHE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LNE.l
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
A. WILLIAMS

DRaPRCTFULLY ANNOUNCES
IL himself as q candidate for the office OF
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject 10 the
yentlOn. apiS-td
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NEW

THE FOLLOWING IMnRNsR
i TROUPE will appear:
MISS CHERRY BELLE,
JOHNNY COLLINS,
(First appearance In this city In three years.
MISS LOTTA,
JOHNNY DeANGELIs.
FANNY HANKS,
CHARLEY RHOADKs,
MISS susie LEE.
FRKD COPPER,
MISS HEsTHER MARKHAM,
CHARLES COGILL,
MISS MOI.LIB MAR KHAM,
]. Il. TAYLOR.
MIss NELLIE LEONARD,
TOMMY ARNOLD,
MISS EMMA LAVE ENCE,
MISS JENNIE MILFORD,
JOHN wOODARD.
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HON. II. II, GOODMAN. 49,. ...Presfden:
U. 8. Naval Judge Adyoeste)
JOHN F. DRYDEN. .......... Secretary
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Il. 3. FLAGG, Secretary.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-20
In Chonrcry al Winchester.


WIN. A. Marshall and wife, ctals. VS.. Il. II.
Knight and j. NJ. Darwin, admrs, ct ais.
Upon motion, end it appearing totne
Clerk and Master from the bill walcn is
sworn to that defendant. Thomas .. Dar-
win is a nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nrsscc, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him.
IL Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said NONRESIDENT
defendant to appear before the Clerk ant
Na.tef on or before the fourth Monday ir
January next, aud plead, answer or fiemal
TO complainapt's bill. or the same VIII DC
taken for confessed and set for hearing eS
marie as to him. Witness my hand al
Office. July'1,lSi0. III. IL. ES,iLl,
{ july74w " Cierh a"" ''i"s'e'
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Crops fine in Texas.
'Culan meetings and homicidcs arc
all the rage in New York.
Mrs. Ridley, a highly esteemed OLD
illy, Of Murircesboro, Tennessee
died week before last.
A male and female academy is TO be
erected in Dycrsburg, Tennessee, at al
est Sense Of $1,000.
T..ege arc oycr six hundred cases on
the loci,ot Of the Supreme Court a
Knoxville. ....
l. A ball movement in gold is antici
nolel by some OF our New York ex
changes.
\ Young man named James Pix
was accidentally killed in McMin'
county last week.
A farmer oil Dyer county. Tennessee
raised four hundred bushels of pota
toes this season ON ono acre OF ground
A crop of one thousand bushels o
rri,uo new red wheat WAS sold in Pc
tersburg Tuesday, a, 81 Az per bushel
jim Fisk. Jr., proposes to erect
craud hotel in tue, neishborhood o
WuIls.reet, New York, at u cost o
S3,O0O,0o0.
General Lee is in Baltimore, under
going medical treatment at the hand
of DR.. Thomas ii. Bulkler. lie doe
not intend to 90 any further North.
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Judicial Convention.

nth
In the judicial CohEeHV'oh' why"
met in Nashville on the llth inst,
there were only fourteen Representa-
a.. 1;.,r;,,s ont Of ,be entire Syatc not
V '.l ~
''i n,( ya'' ''.,',,,iy,.ioo was effected with
,.',.n,a,, harmony. and the voting
inc E'y ct, o,n ''"i' a., districts, and
aono " ''",''',' o." " .'I r.ir o,oor.
each member A"' u 'oI1 a''' ''''' 0pp o.
| l5utty to resent the clolmS o. DIS !"
yo,ae.
/ yno f,,,owioc gentlemen we're put
,.n,,na.i,n ay candidates for Su
!" ''"', ,,' ~,
'', ,, 20 , p v.sop, Of McMinn
n Tiyon VAN Dy<c, Of Knox; l.. II
Ewine, OF Rnthcrforl; W. +. cooper
Of Dayld%oo; 7 loy 'r?, W 4 q p
): J. J." '''o,,' ,I ", = lanes J. Tur
'' ns 81 Snmnrr. + j. Freeman, o
HAYWOOD; G. J. Pillow, Of Shelby
j. B, Ia &cII, OF Shelny '}an " al
krr, q liIIa,'" '" , w. ~ Kn,v
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ncalth's Best Defence.

"Ihc weak eatcth herbs" says st. Paul,
50 that eighteen hundred years ago tl'e
value Of medicinal plants was appreciated.
In the Old Testament botanical remedies
are repeatedly recommended, but III no
passage of sacred history il man recon-
mcndcd to swallow calOmcl, or blue pills
or any other mineral preparation. Inc
sick were dire ctcd to cat herbs ~ strengths
en- them, to purity them, to heal them, TO
| restore them. In that day the art OF
| mixing vegetable extracts was unknown,
the herbal medicines were mere lhlu.
| siOlg, .."
1t was reserved for later age to unite
the sanitary essences OF tonic, apcricnt ana
ambitious roots. barhS, and plants, WIN
AN active stimnlaut, and thus secure their
rapid diffusion throughthc drbiiltated or
| di .oulcrcd system. Tile erQWninS triumph
of this effective U,5dc of concentrat ing ana
app,yin.. the yirtues of medicinal ycgeta-
lies was achieved in the production OF
Hostct,erS Stomach Bitters. Never be-
: fore had perfectly pure alcoholic stlm'l-
liant been combined with the expressed
Juices Of the finest specifies OF the yegeta-
Ole Kingdom Never yet, though oiShtccl
wears have ella jscd since it, Introduction
+ hasthis great restorative been eqnalied. :!
is taken ut all seasons, in all cllnicS, as IN
most potent safeguard against epidcmics
[ us n protection against all unhealthy cX
halatioms that produce debility or brgc
heart disease as u remedy for intermtt
tent and other malarious fcvcrs; as al
appetizer; rs u sovereign cure for dyspep
{ sia ~ u general tonic and inviSorant; a
"A gentle painless aporient; as II blool dc
f purcnt; u neyvng; lie cure Ior bllilol'
affections; rs u harmless anodyhc' ana II
The BEST DEFENCE OF HEALTH undcri'tVor
nblr circumstances. such Is sedcnlar.
pursuits, undue bodily or mental cXer
lion, hardship, priyation dnd exposure.
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In Chonccry At Winchester. \

Jos. KILLER and John y. March vs. James
w. Buchanan. Administrator, ETC.. OF
w. W. Brazelton. deed. -.
In this cause. on motion. il appearing to
tire Clerk q Master from the bill whfch "
sworn to. that defendants. JAS Pryor
and wife Mamie p. fornicrly Mamie
Brazrlton. are non-rcsiderts of the Ststc.
so that the ordinary process Of law .eaifLot
be served upon them.
1t il therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published In Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said non-rcsident defend
ants TO appear before the Clerk and Mas
ter on or before the 18th Monday In .Ianua-
~ next. and plead. answer or demir to
complainant's bill. or the saipe will be ia
Ken tor confessed, and set for hearing eS
parte ~ Ia them.
Witness my hand, at Office. July 5. $50.
= II. Il. EsTIIL.
Clerk 4 Master.
iujy2C
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Land for Sale.

Ev virtue of q decree Of the County
Cof;r, pronounce, at the July Term. 1870.
in the cause of W. C. wilkerson and Wife
vs. Peter Lenehah and Wife. ct. als., will
on the 81 Monday in August. 1870. sell for
cash. 10 the highest bidder. at the Court
Uouse door in the town of Winchester. the
iot or Marcel Of land situated in the tow n
OF Dether,l. and Known as the Davidson
Hotel, The biddings for said property to
commence at fifteen hundred dollars.
Sold AZ the property Of the heirs Of Dan
''' JAS. J. MARTIN,
Special Commissioned.
iuly2l-lt-s5 GO I.sl
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SPECIAL NOLIS1AS.
DIR. j. BEADTINLD's
FEMALE REGULATOR:

WOMAN'o BEoI fhihNb'
VIII being on the Menses when they nave
not been established, also when they nave
been suppressed from unnatural causes
win cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia oi
the back and womb. VIII cure pdinfuI
Mcuslruation. and relieve the hcdd, dac@
and loias or those distressing pains ana
aches. VIII check menorrlagia or 'e%-
ccs.iyc Now.' Will cure whites ano
failing Of tie womb, when 1t is the result
of relaxation or bad health,
II is 3sure a cure in all the above dis
eases rs Qunine is in Chills and Fever. q
Ladies cqu cure II emsClccs OF all the above
diseases pHh0n yercQliny their complaint
te any person, which is always mortllyins
to their pride and modes'y.
1t is recommended and used 10y the pcs
phys icnns. in their private practice.
For ahi.tory fthe aboyc. diseases, Ger
tiGcatcs Of It's wonderful cures and ulrcc
lions, the reader is referred to tho. wrappe
|around the bottle Manufactured ana soli
Inv BRADFIELD & CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
| Sold by all Druggists. Price Sl'5o.
may13-spnly. HtF. ..
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The City Of Ragusa, vessel which
is 20 feet in length and 6 feet in breadth
of beam, her registered burden being
II tons is now crossing the Atlantic
iiom Cork IIarbor, Iceland, to New
York, with only two men on board
Captain Buckley, an lrisllman, and
pictro di Costa, an Austrian Italian.
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The new schedule for holding the
courts through our section OF country
i. as follows, and takes effect f.om and
after the lst day Of September, 1870;
CIRCUIT CouGT.
FrJM Circui-White county. third
Mondays Of February, june aud oc-
tybcl
DgKalb county, first Mondays OF
March, July and November.
.gilA CrcuH-Grundy county, third
Mondays Of January, May and Sep
tcubcr ........ a..
wsncn county, first Mondays OF
February, june and October.
Coffee county, first Mondays Of Jan
uary, May and September
franklin county, fourth Mondays o.
March, july and November. ,...
Vau Buren, county, thhd Mondays 0
April, August and December
,ScrcaM Circ"H.--Cannvn county
second Mondays Of february, JUNK
aud October ...
CIIANCGEy DIVISION. ,.
TouyM DiWSion,--Franklin county
r,r,,, MONDAYS of January and June
GgUnly county, second Mondays o
hrrI and October.
! Co&ec county, second Mondays o
Fehruary and August
Brdlorl county, first Mondays. o
March and September, 80
Rutherford comfy, fourth MONDAY
of a pril and October.
Warren county, first Mondays
| May, and fourth Mondays Of Neven
Der. ....-t 90.
y Cannon county, Third Mondays
. Nav aud November.
l.nooln county, second Mondays
july and Deco,nDor. ..' .-
IryM Uicisio@--Van Burcn count,
FIRST Mondays Of May and Novcmbe
Drkalb county, fourth Mondays
May and Octob
| White county, second Mondays
February and October.
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NOTICE.

Strayed from the subscriber. about the
sth inst. three horses-one clay bank. one
cles.nut-s or bay pony. hind feet
white. (shod) and one gray mare, large.
and rather slender made. Any iniorna-
ton respecting them VIII be thankfully
received. and compensation made for the
delivery Of them to me. Q. w. HUNT.
July - d.
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unit Tor him.
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E,,,o,aicglonR H,,est Goye,nmeut:
# bn undersigned BEG leave. to call
your attention 10 the peculiar impor-
lance OF the elections which take place
I,bls year. and respectfully submit some
g1oocsiioa5 for your consideration.
By the State legislatures to be elected,
uoaIIy ouc-tdird Of the United States
Senator, vii, be chosen N'af'y al
dc members II the next House Of
Representatives ere to be elected next
fall. Upon the coming elections, then,
depends tine question whether the
Democratic and Conservative element
in fine Senate shall be increased, and
whether that element shall have a ma
ioli,y ia i.c House Of Representatives,
and, rs consequence, whether We
shah have Il constitutional, economical,
and honest government, or Il coni'nu-
nncc Of revolutionary, c&tMvaganI,
and wastc!ui and partisan Wie--
j whether wcGhatl na"c general uniform
just aud constitutional legislation
with reasonable taxation and l'n5'
! expenditure, or unconsLtutloh"' par
tiUl, unjust, class .eStsiallon, WIN "p
3. prc,siyc fhi unequal ia%at'oh ah'
/, wa.te.ul GXpeadIWra.
That We have sIons reasons to hops
, for a favorable result is paInIy apia
rent. The elections already he'll
clearly show taat tho t'de OF ~"
has set in with power tA't cannot ''
resisted if no h'Hders he comWt'"'
e by the friends OF reform IL u'ey o'
e their duty aud act wisely;l i. they . fo'
iolr all apathy and act Win V'Sor 'n'
& tI.ph /, reason II
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go PER- CENT.

is now being paid them. on the c cont .
ton plan. Surely our people I mteu a a'oo
seek insurance elsewhere, LOT WIZ our
low rate of premium economy ana inteS-
rty of management; ana .ne a osu h SC
s ,mdSS a Mhr yo scua Eatio Of Assets
to liabilities more than 3to L..
a JOHN M. BASS, President.
FRED. II. FRENCH, Vice. President.
WIN. HENRY SMITH, Secretary
J. +. GRANT. General agent.
GEN. B. L. CIIEATHAM, State Agt'
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We perceive that girls who fancy
themselves forsaken by lovers are
largely adopting the example OF
poisoning or drowning themselves to
death.
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SHERIFF SALES FOR JULY.
John Chitwood. Executor, etc. Vs. MIS-
tIiza Corn. Joel NJ. Corn. ct ais.

John Cbitwood. Executor, etc. vs. Mrs,
Eliza Corn, Joel NJ. Corn. ct ais.
Bv virtue OF an execution issued from
the Circuit Court OF Franklin County IN
the above cause. will sell to the highest
bidder for cash before ;,Ic courthouse door
inv inchcster. on Monday, the 10Th day OF
July next, u. tact of land lying in civll
district No. containing 400 acres more or
less. and bounded rs follows On the nortil
by the lands Of ID. 7. Alms'ron2' on .ile
eas. hy the lands Of A. Ely's tract. on the
sonth by the lands Of h. Martin ~ Co on
Che west by the lands of the heirs OF W;
". Sharp. deed, and being the tract Of land
upon which Mrs. Eliza Corn now livcS
Levied upon a. the property OF the ieirs
at law Of John w. Corn, deed, to satisfy
the debt and costs in the above cause.
This 18th day Of June, $50.
ID. j. MARTIN, Sheriff.
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!orney General iloar has resigned
osition in the Presidents Cobinc'.
General Grant has nominated Nj
yman, II lawyer OF Georgia.
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mos Z. BATE Gen. John {
w'Ild Gen. ". a. Qaarcs have
goG.;oncd il connection with The
SOU, Governor. The q .ction
1t Itin November.
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For Sale!

A lot OF. household and kitchen LII .,.,rv
ture. Only been in use since FL u ~
last. and OF course is almost as COOL;
but will he sold at much under roIiit;m",
cost. Any one needing tir ' vUoH. fnr
stove, should rot tail to apply . Tm.,' one
one is now offered for much Us u,"n on ~,
Of the kind could be bous, nele ~ =
Nashville. 1t is the Charrf Iome No. .
For particulars apply at ris ONCE
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Read the '.estray" advertisement or
this page and get the reward il you can
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! Legislature adjourned on the
ust. The last session continued
ays, and cost the Safe" indepen-
of printing, about $4,000.
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County Court of Franklin Count.
w. c. Wilkcrson and wife, vs. Peter Len
a' ahan and wife, ct. ais.


On motion. and it appearing to the Clerk
that J. s. Cowlng and wife, frankie Cow
ling. and Salic Kelly. are non-residcnts
of the State of Tennessee, so that the Or
binary process Of the law cannot be
served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
he made tor four successive weeks in the
Home Journal,a newspaper published in
the town of Winchester. Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear be-
fore, the honorable County Court for
| Franklin county. Tenn. OH or before the
1st Monday in July, 1870, and plead, an
swer or demur to the petition of the petit
| TONERS, or the same, will be taken for
confessed. and set for hearing ex-parte
us to them. j e. ENOCHs,
] junc0- 81 30 Clerk
F.! s. byT. M. Williams, DC.
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Amour dement's
CIIASCESLon.

Dnmur.-Wc are authorized teannouiire
Uon.John NJ. Bright, Of Lincoln coI'nI},
a, candidate Tor Chancellor OF W.
Fourth Chancery District. Election III
August, 1870.
MAgEs.--We are aublioriZedfo ahho"'"o
CoI. AZ :, Marks. Of Franklin cOunty.pin
candidate tor Chancellor Of the fonrt
Chanccry District. Election IN August
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MOUNT AIN SALOON
Situated on the southeast corner of TIM
Square,
WINCHESTER, TENN,

Where can be found a cloieS-.ot of For,
eirn and Domestic Liquors. drinks OF All
STYLES made palatable 10 the taste OF we
most flstidiols, and lunch served as de-
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| Pipes,
| Cigars,
| Tobaccos,
Snuff boxes
. w. u. FARMER.
Flu r n | Z y r. e

FUR ITU r e.
In the same building I havea good lot OF
Eurnitnrc, such as Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ia
blcs. wardrobcs, stands, etc.
Also, a good engine and boiler and fiX-
lures; and small lot of ready made COZ
fins on hand which can be furnished to
those desiring at very short notice.
Please call and examine this furniture as
will sell it cheap; cheap for cash only.
july I'm W. Ii. FAhMEh.
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STATEMENT JULY l, 1870.

STATEMENT JULY !, 1870
Cash in Bank and in hands Of
II 9 State and other bonds, G5,0O0 90
I.oans on mortgages of real es-
tate. worth double amount m
loancd.) lU5h!2 w
Loans on ,ollaterals, 3o'l2o w
Bills receivable, 35,ooo w
premium loans. 40,99S 81
Deferred Premiums, l5'G1l 10
Intarevt accrued. ass %
Office furniture, fixtures, ETC., l'l9o ~
Assets LIST July, 1870, S3l',93l %
Only one death loss in eighteen months,
paid in five days after death. our mortality
experience being only 80 pc, cent, OF the
table rates, showing the careful selection
OF lives. Every desirable form OF policy
issued. All policies -forteitabe.. Dy-
idends annual, on the CONTRIBUTIONS
PLAN. Losses promptly paid in 80 days.
Rev. S. Nj. COWAN.
Local Agent.
JNo. c. CowAN, Travelling
REUBEN I. MoonE,} Agents.
July 20. 1870
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II Is the best House Of the Kind In Ten
enessce, having ben cstablishedin ISIS.
~ Still at the oil stand, "Calhount
Corner" Public Square.
eep23-ly,