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NoTIcEIN BANKRUPTCY.
70 the creditors Of Price Z Yeatman. Bnnt.

To the creditors CT Price 4 Yeatman. Bank
ruptS.
In the District Court or the United srafes-For
the District Of West Tennessee.-In thr mat
ter Of Price & Teatman-W. l. Yeafman
and 4. u. Price.
To the creditors Of the above-uaned Bank
rupts:
TAKE notice that general meeting OF the
4 creditors Of said bankrupts viii be held at
the ONCE of T. J. Latham, hsq-- Register. n
the city of Memphis, IN said District, ar th5
Isl b day OF February, AID. lS7Oi at 10 o'clock
an fer the purpose OF declartnz drst aud
aiso give you notice that I have fled ny
final ACCOUNTS As assignee OF the estate trica
= Y-asrI1al hankruDts. N said court, and th.s
az, me 18Th day Of February next / shall ap-
DIV 10 said court for the settlement Of my said
accounts, aud for q discharge from all iiabi-
lty IS assignee OF said estate, IN sccordsnce
vi Ia the provisions of the zeth section Of the
act OF Congress entitled .-An act % establfSh
a Uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout
the United states approved March 2. lo67,
y. WOOLDRIDGE Assignee OF the
lal6 Estate OF Price & TeatmRn. Bsukrupta-
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MADRID, February is.-It is prob
able that SenOr BiceTa, Colonial Min
lister, will soon retire, owing TO the
strong discussion in the COrtes, on
Saturday, on the subject of his dis
missal of a subord Rate officer.
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r. v. HREOEAeUReH. AGENT,
fsbl5 Nc. 27 Madison Street
NOTICE

District Court of the United States, for the
Dizfriet OF West Tennessee.-In the matter
of G w. Trotter, Bankrupt.
10 the creditors of the above named Bank
rsipt: Take notice. that a meeting of the cred
aors of the said Bankrupt viii be held al tbs
Office OF T. J. Latham, Esq, Register In the
city OF Memphis, In said District. on the 18th
day of February, 1870. at 10 O'clock am.
ian WM. MCGEE, Assignee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAs0NEC NnTlcr

A SPECIAL communication Of Leila .
n Scott Lodge No. 20. VIII be held ~
This tFu ~DAYi l.vcniug, February ~
l5Gh, at o'clock. for WOrK ia the E. e. degree
All r. C.'s are frater1ally invited.
By order OF T. W. MITCHELL, W N
L-nL-nar alanrnlnrr. f.l-L-
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xLIst C0RGRESS---2d SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-RoIse.-
Mr.. Laugheridge offered a resolution
declariug.a as the opinion of the House,
that the business interests OF thecoun-
try require an increase in the value
Of the circulating currency, and in
structing the Committee on Banking
and Currency to report, as so0n as
possible, bin increasing the currency
TO the amount of at least $50, 900, 900.
Mr.. Ward moved to table the reso-
luton. Not agreed 70 by % to 90;
which Mr.. IngersOll characterized as
"a healthy indication"
The morning hour expired, how
ever. ana tas resolution went over till
next Monday.
At the last meeting OF Ssrosis, the
strOng.minded ladies entertained
themselves by singing some very
pretty love songs, and 1t was agreed
that vocal and instrumental music
should be a part OF their proceedings
hereafter. Thus it is, after all,
that The women, under sll cir
cunstances, come back TO first princi-
piles. Political economy is a fine
thing; women 5 rights are 'splendid;"
the progress of reform and the eleva-
tion Of literature are charming"
But, alter all, they are rather too dry,
and not quite juicy enough, even for
the delerminate danes and damsels
of SOrOsis. sit is a familiar beast"
says Shakespeare. ''and signifies
love-" Loves like a red, red rose"
SAYS the old song. "For all we
know" says old Waller, sis that they
sing and that they love-" "Oh,"
cried Campbell, ''Oh, love! in such a
wilderness as this!" Love-" said
Scott, sis lOveliest when embalmed in
tears" "If music be the food of
love-" said Shakespeare, "play on"
And again he says, 'For stony limits
cannot hold love out.n All OF which
quotations from the poets We COM
mend to the consideration Of Sorosis
at the next meeting.
The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati GOzettee, writes, Feb
ruary g: 1.-THE prevailing sentiment
relative TO the Supreme Court Is Illus
trated by two bills brought into the
Senate this afternoon. One came from
Senator Wilson, and increases the
number Of Judges to ten, adding one
to the present number. The object Of
this measure means to be to put the
Court into such shape that it cannot
declare againt the constitutionality Of
the Legal Tender act. The other bill
comes from the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee, aud requires each Judge to
live Ia the circuit where he holds
court. 1t does not apply to the Chief
~
tion 10 the confirmation Of H0ar and
Bradley.
The Portmadoc and Festinoig Rail-
way, Of Wales, is but two foot gauge,
runs engines only ten tons weight,
and carriages of only three thousand
pounds for twelve passengers.
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ATTFNTION SIp KMleYTs

VOU are hereby ordered 70 attend a
i special conclave or Cyrgne COM w
mandery No.4 Knights TEN plar This/N
(IU UE5DAY) Evening, February 18th, at II
O'Clock. for the purpose OF cOaferrtng the
- ders.
Visiting sir Knights cOurteousiy invited.
BY command GEtl. MELLEBSH < q.
T. ]. BARCHUs. Recorder f-blI
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SECURITY
COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Capital, One Million Dollars.
ASSETS JANUARY /. 1870:


LIABILITIES, sli9,85i AZ.
18th DIvIDEND, JAEUARY L, ls70.
A Dividend of FIVE (5l PER CEsT and the
Government Tax has been declared
payable on demand
The SECURITY (Fire and Inlandl INSURANCE
COMPANY, with the above record, offers IT'S
Policies on as favorable terms rs those of any
other company equally reliable. It's sa1encles
exist IN all OF the princip Il cities, towns or
villages in the United States
A. r. HASTINGS, President.
W. B. BUCKHOUT, Vice-Pres't.
NATHAN HARPER. Secretary.
W H CUNNINGHAM,
Superintendent Western Branch, Chicago
WALKER q EU-TAPHIEVE,
Gen1 agents Inland Department, Buffalo.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From Prussia.

BERLIN, February 14.-It Is said
that Bismarck, in case that other
great POTe4s concur, Will prepare a
protest against the Papai syllabus.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

Con- PTROLLER's OFFIcE,
NASHVILLE January 1, ls70
/, @. W. BLACKBCRS, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Security
Insurance Company, located at New York, IN
the State OF New York, has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said Company has
com piled with all tho requirements of the
laws of the State OF Tennessee Imposed on
that K. v. Vredenburgh. Agent Of said
Company, has also complied with the re-
qulrements Jf the laws OF the state, made
and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, said Security Insurance Com
pany has autL ority 10 take risks and transact
the business OF insurance IN this Sfnte. at
Memphis, Tennessee. q. W. BIAiKEU hN.
Comptroller OF Iennessee'
R.V. vREOENRUReH. AGENT,
febl5 Nc. ~ Madison Street
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

OFFICE or FREIGHr AeESr. NJ &T.R.Rl
Memphis, Tenn, February IS, 1870. I
re- FreIghts for Local Stations only, on
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, will be
received THIS DAY, and until further notice.
febi5 I'M. PAMPLIN. Agent.
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AUCTIOR
Valuable River Lands
Al
c HANG cry SALE.

- We call special atte-t'o7 TO Ia. s,a-
Joined sale u River Lands. Offering "a 1u la-
Eestment 70 persons Wishing 70 ensa.-- i'm
selling VOID to stsam5oa,s Or Ia Msa.p.t..
The land Is denssIy tlm5ered. and rh- n
cleared viii Psy interest on so pr acre n
rent o. cultivation.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Enthuslastic reception of the Charming COM
eqhenne niaa ANHlE TIFFANY aud .nfirs
81 cess Of The aienied deEfoease ~ - -,
character, JOHNNY THfs3fPs0E WHO v-iIi
appear. ia coujunrtlaa. IN the zf est -erl..-
Lauai play of the HIDDEN HAND. THIS
TUESDAY EVENING February i5tn The
perfOrmancs viii consist Of the great -erl-
sati1ual drama Of ih- HIDDEN Il RND-
taPlLoit- Miss nnie Tiffany: Wool "a plan
tatlOn negrOl Johnny TlOfnp-On
DHtlnE TINS @nzagemeud move ties viii be
Ptot uceu Ia rapid succession Saturday
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DIED.

OAELEY-In this city, on 18th February,
80 o'clock am, JOHs D., son OF G.. p. and
Hattie Oakley.
Funeral viii take place at 10 o'clock this
TUESDAY morning, 18th inst, from the res
fdence Of J. NJ. Pamplln, corner shelby and
Georgia streets. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend.
Indianapolis Qnd.l papers please copy.
LAKE-At the residence of her husband,
Daniel Lake on Jackson street, near the
river, Fort Pickering in the Attn year of her
age, MARY a DALISA LAKE,
The friends are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, this TUESDAY, afteru6on,
at o'clock. Services by Rev. DR.. Steadmsn
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FLORENCE, February 1.-THE Ital-
ian corvette Rende1a has sailed for
the Red Sea TO establish q naval sta
tion in those waters. She has q SCI
entifC commission on board.
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Friday, 25th Day Of February, AD. 1870.

At the CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON. Memphis.
v III sell, 70 the highest bidder. Tor cash the
foEowtng property. named In said Trust
Deed, under authoiity herein named. viz:
Six new medium size Billiard Tables OF
make J. M. Brunswick & Bros. Nos 4l5g
(carom), 9ll2 4if9, iI0 4l60 and Al fbeing tour
pocket tablesl, tOge' heF with their cues. balls
counters, rests and covers. now at said saloon.
&. A. CHOATE, Trustee.
Eehrrf TrgT 1sT0 feh1-
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT NJ 8 G. r. RI
February l.. i370. Z
MO FRFIGHT RECEIVED THIS DAY.
~ IehIl A. L LOWE AnauA
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1910.

Indiau|Territory. 1t had been claimed
that some seizures in enforcing the law
in that Territory were in violation OF
certain treaty stipulatiOns, and parties
feeling aggrieved had already applied
to Congress for relief. The claim he
did not think was justly founded, but
a contest had arisen. He hoped the
committee would consider the matter,
and ask the attention Of Congress to
il. Regarding the extension Of time
of which the Kentucky and Tennes-
see WHISTLES should remain in bond, he
seemed inclined to favor it, and The
committee were disposed to add an
other year, thus giving them two
years before taking the whisky out OF
bind. In reply to an Inquiry the
Commissioner answered that he be
lieved it would add greatly to the effi-
cency Of the service if the Internal
Revenue Bureau were made an lnde-
pendent department, separate from
the control of the Treasury.
OK authority ofits Salt Lake CORES
pondent, the New York Herald says:
The schlsmatics claim TO have had
the rough outlines ofthe new cOnstitu-
ton bv direct revelation from Heaven,
but that its details are to be supplied
by the thoughts Of individuals,
Heaven having no desire to super
sede human brains, and wishing the
schismatics to be satisfied with their /
own arrangement. The rough draft |
is presented to our readers in the let |
ter of our correspondent, and they can /
form their own opinion Of 1t as a 1
handiwOrk Of Heaven. 1t will be es-
pecially encouraging to the WOman's |
Rights advocates to know that one ar |
ticle expressly declares that women |
have a right to vote on church ques- |
tions. but the authorship Of the draft |
is rendered rather doubtful by the tact /
that, although it deals in such minor 4
matters as ward organizations it fails |
to take grounds for or against pOlyga- |
my, the great question which threat !
ems to uprOOt both the new and old 4
churches and bring about. general |
revolution in the whole religious or /
ganizatiOn of MOrmOnism. NOtWith- |
standing the evils rampant in the |
CHIEF camp Of the MOrmOns, the mis- /
si0naries of Brigham YOung's dispen- |
satiOn are iniently at work to secure |
more prO-elytes, and the movement |
Is becoming quite successful even so !
near hGrne rs Long Island.
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Billiard Tables Sale.

nEFAULT having been made IN the coudi-
~ ttOn OF a Trust Deed executed Bv Joseph
Longonotti, t1 me ts trustee dated l0th June
A-D-. 1855. recorded IN Registers Office OF
Sheiby county, Tennessee Book or Chattel
MOrtgages, pages 50 to 63. on
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R0apAY. MARCH 7th. 1870.

Within legal hours, at the aucfiouhocs= OF
hCyster, j ezevauL & Lo-. Lorthea- % "a fel oE
Main ana Jefferson ~ g. e., isr-tLe ,.Iy Of
Aem pulS- the Tract Of lan1 BET o.. r. .t. Il &
nctIs OF husl Bfa-sua7F, uec asa d l3y ut t-l. q
o. The ClanC-ry 4. UrL Al eufb- ~. on. II e
case % A. bFauaAaW eJ al. - l. j. s. O. H-lt
eJ al, CONTAINING kuU EIEEN -.t Et- ulu.l-
or less IN the SOUTH eastern suburb ot 34rul-
pms, near state FenlaI5 Joiles e. 81 Uil l-lA
1trcIrulds 10 = al watch viii lie -1LllI 60
al hr time ana piace OF sale
Terms OF sale-s5g0 cash, lLe balau E uE 2.
twelve anu eighteen EIOut DE- cre edlt, tIl- Eu.-
chaser % e1eCut- notes with -Wu o. Llill 30
proved securltIrs, aud lien Re- a ned lll ll.-
tfiy neuJ II he p-iICuase money
teD5 L WiLLlAA5, l-IA aud Lasles-
q q e
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Administrators Notice.

THE County Court OF Shelby havfrg
granted me letters testameniary on % .
estate OF John I. Morgan deeear ed. hersiy
notify all persons WHO noiu laiinr aeaii se
W g. R-A1GEX - Madison -.
February 10 ET0 isell
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MARRIED.

SABATZKY-WHITE-In Grace Church. on
Monday, February lith. by R.v. James Car
michael, Prof II. SABATzKY and Miss lila
WHITE, both Of this city.
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33d SEMl-AnNUAL STATEMENT
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Office, Nc. l35 Broadway,
Showing the Condition OF Company Jan. /. 20


LIABILITIES:
Claims for losses outstanding on LIST
January. 1870. ...........- II ? ~ SO
Due stockholders on account OF eth
and 3lst dividends --............ son "a
CEAs }. MAkrIN, President.
a. F. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't
J.. A. HEALD, ri Vice Pre,'t
7. r. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO VI. LYON. Assistant secratarv
7. b. GREENE ID Assistant Secretary.
STATE OF TN NESSEE
COMPTROLLUR's OFFICE.
NAsHVILLE. January /, 1870
1, q, ". BLACEBUES. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, d. hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Com pany. located at New York
ia tue state OF New York. has prOCucrd 70
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with ali the requirements o.
the laws OF the state of Tennessee imposed
on Insurance com panies; and / further GER
Jify that CARRTNGTOS Mason, Agent OF sail
Comp any. has also complied with The re-
quiremeuts OF the laws OF ths state, made
and provided in such csseas
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority % take risks and transact the
Ou-iufss Of insurance Ia this state. at Mem
phts, tennessee. q W BLACKBURN.
Comptroller OF Teuuesse.
CARRINGTON MASON. Agent,
fei3 No. 9 Madison St. Memphis, fenn.
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IMPROVED
Florence Sewing Machines.

DRTSCTPA Al POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
L Seif-Adiusitng Tension, sda pied % sew u
tie most delicate or the heaviest mater Il
wiz irhOuL changs. Reversible tero- -pieud q
for staying and self fastening end, of seam.
Makes four different stitches on the one and
same machine. There are only twelve pieces
{ machinery IN its works, and Is a. positive
In its motion those OF a locomotive, and
on same principle Every machine Is o &
TucA Marker, patent seltcorcer, Pc euu slf-
binder and edge stitcher, patent run r, gstn-
ersr, etc, without extra cha e. Cull and zee
IL work HARM N q MORTON.
General Agents. 3ZllS Main ST.,
E--.-- -. -. ~. II
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Cash FOR WHEAT.

THE highest market price paid for 5000
I bushels Wheat, delivered within thirty
days. by TOOt, PHiLLIPs & 90.
Whoia-aIe tfrucers.
lens His fronts ret
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CHAHCERY SALE

Caroline Bradshaw. Adm II, ] Chsneer+ Caur,
al ..s rlHr..
Heirs and crt d tors or Hugh 2 lem $50
Bradah ", dsosased- Term. o.
u virtue Of q decree Of The J0ul5 Ia O. Is
- cause. Ucioler Lth, Islss I viii -eIi to tie
highest bidder, on
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sOtiCe to Merchants and Others

WE, The undersigned, Dealers in Grain and
w Pr duCe Z ON this d4ts. CoLs dsr a.L
sales CASA, or payab when our bis AKA
uI ese1teus JNts- R. LfEN LE-
D q. CAMROS & Co, u. 3 JnISEIL q Co.
%. Z. SULLTyAN = Jo-,ALLES & SIC 0..AL-
2 P Wall 8 Co.. hUDsOS & MOJzE,
SriCELsT, CLAHK = co,
BCCHANAS- HoETgs & CO.,
=. PLC1IEzE. fehT1
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BEATING DErECr1vE.-A we'll known
Newark detective in the Government
service suspected one Johuny Shook of
dealing in the "queer.' To catch
Shook, the detective employed a Broad
street saloon keeper to win his conf
dence and purchase some of the queer.
The detective furnished his man with
S75 in greenbacks with which to pay
for the timber" Shook had learned
in come way of the trap and resolved
10 beat his men. He had quantity Of
brown paper cut up in slips the size Of
bank bills, aud tied with genuine ST
and 81 note on the top and bottom. He
made the saloon keeper promise that be
would not expose him, and then handed
him the package. The greenbacks were
paid over to Shook and the two separ.
ased. The detective did come lofty
swearing when the saloon keeper open
ed the package.
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TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS are entl-
tied to our special thanks, and we do
specially thank them, for the subsian-
tlal new drain which their Lieutenant
General, Butts, is laying along the line
of the Slough Of Despond which mean
ders past our office. We shall never
cease 10 be grateful while our nose re
tains its sensibility.
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Dr.. BENTON accommodates the public
with tri-weekly line of stages to Lake
Tahoe, and keeps il his stable horses
and carriages of the best sorts ready for
the public's convenience. He can fit
out anybody at any time with the ami
mails and vehicles for ride to Empire
or a voyage to Alaska. See his adver-
tiSement.
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A REMARKABLE MAUsoLEuM.-There
is now building by New York family
one of the most remarkable mausoleums
in America 1t is located in the Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery, at Tarrytown, but a
few rods distant from the humble stone
that marks the last resting place OF
Washington Irving, and is specially de-
signed to commemorate a leading New
York city official, who died about
year ago. 1t will be great marble
temple, costing about one hundred thou
sand dollars, and will be so high that
i, can be seen from the decks of the
North River STEAMBOATS,, though the
Cemetery is some distance from the
shore. On its completion, next Fail,
the family of the deceased will invite
their friends to formal inauguration of
the mortuary monument. The scuip-
ture that will adorn it is now being
carved in Italy.
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The NsvApA METHODIST CoNFERENoE.
With reference to the approaching Con-
ference of the Methodist clergy of this
State, the Nevada (Cal.) Transcript Of
July IA says:
The Methodist Conference of the State Of
Nevada, and grand Methodist camp meet
ing, is to be held at Bonner Lake, in this
county, opening on the 9th instant. A num-
Der of our Methodist friends, including Rev.
J. W. Stump. started for the lake Tuesday,
others will leave in a day or two, to be pres
ent on the occasion. We are told that peo-
pie are going from all parts of California.
ard it will doubtless be the largest and most
enthusiastic religious gathering ever held on
the coast
We trust that in its disposition of
preachers this conference will conclude
to retain Mr.. Hammond in bis present
place for one year more. We understand
from Bro. Fisher that under the new
rule preachers may remain three years
in one place-instead of two as undsr
the old rule.
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Mas. HUTeHIsoN, who is announced
Woman's Rights and Woman's Wrongs,
is lady of much culture and will
doubtless deliver an Interesting dis
course Admissi free.
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THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED with Rheumatism
Neuralgia Gout and Scrofula should Try Dr.. 5.
G.. Smiths ''Aramiraculas' A cure guaranteed.
1t IS claimed for this Medicine that its curative
powers are wonderful to experience. For sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
fjy16-tfl ED. D. wENBAN, Travelling Agent.
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PERsoNAL.-Jesse q. Goodwin, ESQ.,,
yers of that delightful town, was 10
Carson yesterday. He is on his way to
the Eastern States, from whence he will
return after a visit of few weeks.
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NOTICE is hereby given that lecture
will be delivered this Saturday even
ing at the Theatre by Mrs. L. Hutchi-
son, commencing at o'clock. Subject
Social Wrongs and Woman's Rights.
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Isaac L. REQUA, ESQ, has our thanks
for copy of the Annual Report of the
Chollar-Po.osi Mining Company, just
issued in pamphlet form by a. L. Ban
croft / Co., San Francisco. This shows
an aggregate of dividends amounting to
more than $40, 600 and a generally
healthy and encouraging prospect for
,he mine and its shareholders. Will
refer to this a, more length.
E. B. RAIL has a large stock of goods which he
proposes to sell at nearly cesr, consisting of Hard
ware, Crockery and Glassware, .toves and Tin
ware, Iron, Steel, Coal, Paints and Oils, Iron
Pipe, Agricultural implements, etc.
He has a few machines which he offers at Low
PkIcEs FOR CASH.
1 World Mower.-............. ................ lo0
Weoi's Mowers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 each
Woods Reaper and Mower, Self raker,
Improved 80
! Woods Reaper and Mower, Hani-
$50
Excelsior Mowers. $50 each
Excelsior Reaper and Mower, Self
Taker Zto
s-wheeled Hay -rakes (iron hubs. Extra parts for
Machines. See advertisement jy13-lw
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Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel

Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CITY, July Is, 1870.
C. Norriss, Reno.
Geo. Hunt. City.
I. Flannery, Virginia.
H, Matter, Desert Creek.
F. A. Madeira, Santa Cruz.
Geo. Madeira, do.
J. O, Goodwin, Marysville.
J. Thomas, Washoe City.
C. Funkhouse, Mountains.
]. Williams. Empire.