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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUEBLO LEDGER 0IYIoE, |
MENPHIs. TENN. October 5. 1871. J
Nancy


Money.
Checking is active to-day and the demand
for money fully as active as on the preceding
days during the week. The importation of
currency continues. and now our banks gene
rally are in condition to supply all legiti
mate demands of the trade. Rates of dis
count are steady at 10 to IL per cent. the in
side being the exception and outside the gene
raj rate charged.
Exchange is in good supply, although offer
ings are not so liberal as during the past few
days. Cotton bills are taken at the advanced
rates-115 to 5sc-noticed by the LEDGER yester-
day. and sight checks on New York are sold
at par.
Gold is offered more freely to-day, although
the amounts are small; dealers purchases re-
ported foot up 5000 at ll21z to ll21s. The New
York rate is 1881 to 1925.
There is better demand for State securi-
ties to-day, including Mississippi warrants,
Alcorn money " and Arkansas levee bonds.
The demand for the former is for tax-paying
purposes and chiefly from the insurance COM
panies who, by recent law. are compelled to
deposit certain amount with the State Urea
surer. The offerings are light, however. and
but little can be found in the market; dealers
report soc buying and SIC selling as the rate
for Alcorn money. There are but few Arkan-
sas levee bonds offered for sale. and bid OF
SSc for S20OsJ failed to elicit any response
from holders to-day. Local securities are
unchanged. Shelby county warrants, s. to SIC,
buying and selling. City coupons. past-due.
10 30 Oh Rank of Tannaeeaa mnnav old issita
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Cotton.

The New York market advanced &c yester-
day and Liverpool Lied. with sales of 30, 900
bales at the latter point. Sales here 1900 bales
which again left the market nearly bare of Sc
lections. To-day Liverpool is strong, with
Lied advance in Orleans and New York tirmer
with heavy sales at yesterdays closing rates.
Factors are firm, and knowing the presence of
large orders, are disposed to advance prices
rather than make concessions asked by some
buyers. Sales up to noon were $50 bales, most
ly of the better grades. Old cotton of the
lower grades being in demand but scarce. In
cluded in the sales were 20 ordinary at l51Sc,
IL do. ut 1614e. 80 good do. at TIC. 10 do. at
l714c, "a do. at 1sc. 81 low middling at 1890,
20 do. at 1870. 10 do. at 1870, 4S middling at
1870, LOG do. at 19c. and small lots of strict
middling at 1870 and good middling at Zoe.
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Receipts Of produce are light and freights
advancing to fabulous prices. Shipments. too.
from other cities are delayed by the freight
blockade. so that in some cases goods that
were shipped from Cincinnati three weeks
since have not yet arrived, all Of which has
the effect to strengthen the views Of holders Of
the leading articles in demand. although
meats have declined fraction in other mar
kets, the advance in freights and light stock
on hand, will serve to keep prices up. Bacon
clear sides are sold to the trade at 50 to S56c.
clear rib at SIC. and shoulders at T5sc. but in
filling orders from the country the prices
quoted below are asked. Lard is sold at lO14
to lOlSe for tierce aud H. to 1l1sc for key.
Breakfast bacon and hams are unchanged.
Apples are in active demand at s. to S. for
medium to choice. Bran is scarce at 81.
Corn is in active demand at 75c for white
shelled, with none offering. Cabbages are
steady ut s. to IS per crate. Corn meal is held
at g. IS 10 50. with but light supply. Chick
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.

RIVER, BUSINESS, MlSOELLAhEOUb.
The decline in the river now is barely
one inch per day, and is now nearly
thirty-four feet below high water mark
The decline continues at st. Louis and
above, while at Cairo the river is station
airy, with four and a half feet between
that point and St. Louis, and five and a
half feet from Cairo to Helena. The
Ohio is falling at all points, and is lower
than it has been for years. White river
is stationary, with little over two feet
to Jacksonport. The Arkansas rose
about five inches, and is now stationary,
with hardly two feet to Little Rock. The
Indiana came in from New Orleans this
morning; four and a half days out. She
discharged 1906 bundles of ties, 1876 bar
rels of plaster, 6 bales of cotton and 1913
boxes of glass. She may remain here
or 90 above. The G. B. Church, from
New Orleans, FIVE days out, discharged
here a few packages, and departed for
St. Louis with l4OO boxes sugar and 1000
sacks of salt. She reported the Shan
non aground at Reeves.
The river fraternity were well repre-
scented at the races yesterday.
A heavy fog settled upon the river last
night.
Yesterday eight steamers arrived and
departed On the day previous there
was but one arrival.
The steamer Southwestern, lying at
the warehouse above Cairo loading for
New Orleans, took fire in the hold from
some unknown cause, yesterday morn
ing, and narrowly escaped destruction.
By promptly closing the matches and
turning steam into the hold the fire was
smothered, but a second alarm was
made last night, at later hour, indi-
eating that the FIRE had not been wholly
subdued.
The Geo. W. Cheek, Mark Cheek mas
ter, is the United States mail packet
to leave at five pm. for Helena and
Friars Point.
The Usage will leave Devalrs Bluff
tomorrow upon the arrival of the train
from this city, and goes to Des Arc and
Jaeksonport.
The GAINESVILLE is elsewhere announced
to leave at five o'clock this evening for
Cairo and St. Louis. Captain Hardwick
is in command
The Thos. Il. Allen will be in port to
leave at five o'clock this evening for
Clarendon, Augusta, Jacksonport, and
all points on White river.
Captain Jones will back ont the Co
lumbia at FIVE o'clock this evening for
Belmont, Cairo and St. Louis, making
all the railway connections. She is the
regular St. Louis packet and viii leave
the wharf boat at the time stated.
The T. F. Eckert pumped out the
Silver Bow in four hours The break
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FOR SALE.
ron SALE OR LEASE.

r,oR SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRES OF
land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to responsible man for the term q
gra wears. There are three frame houses ana
f evv cabins on the premises; about three hun
dyed acres under cultivation. the balance IN
Gmber. It may be- divided to advantage.
Two good wells Of water; also good clst l.dd
s1acI Of corn. Located on the Mississippi and
Lehe Depot' DeSoto county. Mississippi; The
road runs through a portion Of the tract act
Sars Il n ereat convenience to the neighbor-
hood oS - The stock, consisting of horses, hogs.
iiovIt,v Of ali kinds, and all necessary farm-
Ing utensils ETC., etc.. will be disposed % Of N
terms to suit. For particulars Apply pP sJo oS
Alden. No. s Mulberry street. Memphis Tenn
28t
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The Duke Alexis, before going to the
Buffalo hunt with General Sherman, will
probably visit E. Morgan's Sons Sapoio
works, and test I he claims of this great
cleaner of paints, china, knives, win
dows, machinery, etc.
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At the 81. Louis Fair, at present pro-
crossing in that city, the celebrated lager
beer sold by Henry Luhrmann at his
wine and beer hall on Monroe, between
Main and Second streets, took the pre-
MUM yesterday over all competitors.
The premium lager can be found fresh
At Lubrmann's. Go and drink it.
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In answer to a "slur in this morn
iug's Appeal, we would state to the pub
lie that the Fair Gazette is the only OH
cial organ for the Sardis, Miss, and
Dyersburg, Tenn, fairs. In connection
with the above, we will issue an edition
Tor Memphis, containing as accurate re-
pe,rts of the Sht 'lby County Fair as pub
iished in Memphis jOurnals-the only
true records of the fair proceedings,
thus giving advertisers tie advantage oil
three fairs. GCo
NoRToN, LANDvoI, II * 70.
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THE RACES.
Second Day-Two Fine Races-Ba.
znfne Wins the Bradley stake ana
Foster the Jockey club Purse.

Second Day-Two Fine Races-Ba-
znfne Wins the Bradley stake and
Foster the Jockey Club Purse.
There was larger attendance on the
race course yesterday than the day be-
fore, the opening day Of the races.
Quite number of ladies appeared on
the grand stand, and added much to the
attractions of the occasion. The best
and most convenient way to go to the
course is to take the omnibus, which
runs from the corner OF Main and South
Court streets; then take the | or l:45 pm.
train over the Charleston railway, and
you will arrive in time to witness the
days sport. Theweather and condition
of the track yesterday were everything
to be desired.
FIRST RACE.
Bradley stakes, for three year oldsi
one mile, $25 sub, p. p, to which $500
are added by the club. The starters were
as follows: w. A. Buford named b. c.
Bombshell; George Cadwallader named
b. C. Rute Hunt, also oh. f. Emma Nc
Cormick; C. L. Hunt named b. f. Della
Hern; Robinson and Morgan named br.
C. Bazaine. Prior to the race the pools
sold at $40 for Bombshell, $50 for Emma
McCormick and S25 for the field. The
horses got away in good style, with Rufe
Hunt in the lead, Bombshell second and
Bazaine third. Passing the halfmile
pole Bazaine took the front and kept il
without any trouble, spreading daylight
between him and those following at every
point, and winning the race. Rufe Hunt
second, Emma Mccormick third, Bomb
shell fourth, and Della Hern fifth.
Time-l ;4S9.
SECOND RACE.
Jockey Club Purse of $500, mile
heats, best three in five, for all ages:
The following named horses started:
t. G. Moore enters CHI. c. Foster; Blue
and Blue. Gov. j. Henderson enters
CHI. g. Donovan; Blue and White. I.
McCalla enters b. C. Paddy Pig Orange
and Green. G. A. Eastman enters b. (.
four years old, by Prolific; dam by Star
Davis; Orange and White. Jno. jackson
enters CHI G. Bob Shelton; Maroon.
The pools sold as follows: Foster,
$500, the field, $55.
First Heat. The Eastman FLY took
the lead, with Donovan and Shelton fol-
lowing. Foster was running in the rear
with Paddy's Pig. At the half mile post
Foster went :.by his opponents like a
shot, took the front, and passed under
the string a length ahead, Eastman sec
ond, Shelton third, Donovan fourth, the
Pig fifth. Time, l:484.
Second Heat-There was no pool sell
ing after the first heat, the race being
considered foregone conclusion, the
horses coming in us follows: Foster,
Donovan, Shelton, Eastman, Paddy s
Pig. Time-l:489.
Third Heat-Some Kentucky men
made a few bets on l:48 time. The
horses passed the judges stand in the
following order: Foster, Donovan, Shell
ton, Paddy's Pig, Eastman distanced.
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Barnaby is selling the scarf OF the
season for 81 so.
RfrdaI RirsIai

For sale for few days only. Six
hundred canaries just imported from
the Hartz Mountains. Also Java spar
rows and talking parrots. Canaries ex-
changed for mocking-birds, 24O Main
street, corner of jefferson. 81
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Z. g. Bay naby Is, Overton Hotel.

Preposterous, my sonl / cannot, !
will net submit to such extrayag apce.
Only few months ago you bou ght a
new cloth coat, and now another"
Som" Dear n err, you are too hasty.
This is my old coat cleaned and reno
waited by the use of little Kalo, which
cost me only fifty cents per box.
Mother pulling on her specks)--
Law me, sakes alive, son, let's take a
peep at that mazing wonderful stuff.
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ARRIVALS.

GAINESVILLE, Indiana, Mary Mcdonald,
Cleburne, I. H. Allen.
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Messrs. Stewart Bros. & Gwynn, of
this city, received to-day from their
house in New Orleans, the first shipment
of new molasses of the season received
in this city, part of which will be sold to
the trade at 81 20.
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STEAMB oATS.
For Cairo ana ~. Louis

FOR cairo ana ~. Louis.
Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Daily Mail Line for New Madrid. Bel
mont. Cairo and st. Louis; connecting at
Belmont with the Iron Mountain railroad
and boats up the Ohio river, and Mt st. Louis
with all railroads East and West.
COLUMBIA Irons, master
WILL LEAVE THIS DAY, U--.
w 9Th instant, at 5 pm. For slllan'tt9e
freight or passage apply on wharf hszs-ssss=sash
boat, foot of Jefferson street, to
W, y. DILL, Agent.
FLEM. CALVERT, Stunt.
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The largest assortment OF neck
dress can be seen at Barnaby's.

THnNAx & GnsNAY, 6s Main street,
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES. which they offer for sale ON thirty
:. sixtv DAYS time. 30-Sl
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FIRsT OF THE SEASON.

New hams uncanvased; new
breakfa bacon uncanyased; pat
emit prepared wheat; picked pig,
pork, beef tongues; new Goldfish;
new salmon; new mackefeI, etc.
81 VIM. DEAN a. co.
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TAKEN UP,

TTNAKEN UP-0NE BROWN AND WHITE
-, nrpving property and paying charges.
T-S T. W. O'D0NNELL. Chief OF Police:
UIAKEN UP-BY JACK WICkS tCOL.);
one bay horse-mule. The owner VII ~ md rs
him at DICKINSON. WILLIAMS w; D.
$3.50 No. 2l0 FRONT sueeL.
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SoIREE.-The Young Mems 'Terpsich-
orean Society, under the management
of Master Felix j. LeClerc, jr., will
give a soiree at their hall on the 18th
mot
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New goods at Barnaby's.

CLOTHES washed with the " Dollar Re-
ward Soap" wear twice longer than If
washed with common soap. VIM. Whit
aker, grocer, sole agent, SO Madison st.
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BOARDING..

nOARDING-TH wHITEM0RE HOUSE.
Is 100 and Ill Adams street. having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been ne 1S
boarders with light, pleasant rooms, and with
as good table as the market affords. F oo.
very moderate. S2I
TNRAVELEKS,rAK NOTIUE-fhE
Jefferson street I1Ouse. NO. IOo
Jefferson street. charges Tor Doaru
and lodging per day, 81 %. The rooms
are we'll ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds. and good spring mat
tresses. The table is supplied with the best
the market affords. Regular boarders taken
ferson street. oI-l9-
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You can buy very handsome
scarf for e. st Barnaby's.
Personal.

Capt. Chas. J. Williamson, of Macon,
Ga, is stopping at the Peabody Hotel
He visits the city in the interest Of the
great Georgia State Fair, and will be
pleased to give any information desired.
Hon. W. A. Huff, Mayor Of Macon, is a
young and worthy map, who has done
much for the city, and is doing much
to make the fair grand success.
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I.tvorpOOI Cotton MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. October 8. II a.m.-Cotton is
st,ady. Uplands. 1S-l6d; Orleans. 10 Lied.
p.m.-Cotton closed strong. Sales $4,000
bales. of which 10000 were for export and
speculation. Uplands, sd; Orleans. 10 lied
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Nonnmares fer PIaInti.V y.

In the Second Circuit Court iie
special jury trying the case Of o ha.A
VS.. the L ouisville and Nashville railroad
rendered a decision last evening. The
plaintiff sued the company for S75,OOp
damag es by being run over by loeomo-
tive and losing leg. The jury refused
damaf :es, and recommended o 'Hara to
the company for employment, believing
the company ought to give him chance
to make living by appointing him to
some position on the road. The case
win probably be taken up to the Supreme
Court
-, To1,,,a nt Francisco a
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Tickets for the Sc Fair Drawing" al
for Sale at

for Sale at
J. C. Eyrich's news depot,
Mansford's news depot,
Joe Locke's news depot,
George Bergman's cigar stand,
Leubrie's cigar stand,
Byrds jewelry store,
Barnum's jewelry stor e,
Memphis and Charles ton ticket Office.
OIL
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lO:45.-COttOn Is irmer. sales Tor UetOber,
2Oc; November and December. 10 l5-l6c; Jan
uary, zoe.
A12:l5 pm. Cotton is quiet and steady.
Spot sales. ll7O; futures. 10000. Sales for Dc
tober, November and December. 10 l5-l6c;
January. Doc; March, 2O9Ec.
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ATMoRE's mince-meat, Millairds finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at j. De-
voto's, cor. Third and Adams st. 26-f
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Receipts to-day are 1472. shipments 1893.
and stock 1916. A year ago to-day they were
s1S. 5SS and 5517. respectively. Total receipts
to date are 1889 and shipments ll,O09. Up
to this date last year they were lO,54s and
93l2, respectively. At that time middlins
here sold at 1870 and l614c in New York; up
lands were SGD in Liverpool. Gold ll31s.
corr0u qTLTKMENT.
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e, i:IsX~i ISL :49h.
RACES TO-DAY.

RACES TO-DAY. ha
Jockey Club purse, $3.50; dash OF a
mile and a half free for all ages.
Jockey Club purse, 5000; heats of two
miles; for all ages.
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Fresh q waters.

Where cal. we yet the best oystersH
Why, at Headqu' Arters Oyster aud Game
Depot, 27S Second street.
81 EDWARDS & HoLBRouK.
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The Railway Guide of Rand, Mentally
q Co., for October, has just been pub
lished. 1t contains the time cards Of
many New York roads, the population,
newspapers, banks, leading manufaetur-
ing interests, general situation and ho-
tells of every railroad and river town in
the West and South. For sale by all
newsdealers, or by the publishers, Rand,
& Co., No. 81 Clark street,
Chicago. Price twenty-five cents.
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LOST.

r OST-YELLOW AND GREEN PARROT I
| lost Yesterday in the neighborhood OF
5rh;rd and Madison streets. Its bill and claws
are short; cannot talk. Any information lett
At Sc Madison street will be literally rewarded
On %
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New YoRK. October 5. 10 :25 am Govern
ments are duh with n slight decline. Sterling
exchange is active at 1881. Gold is loaning
aot
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Twenty.aye per cent. Saved.

Buy your fashionable hats at Cohen's,
3s4 Main street. He has small expenses
and small prices. Hats repaired. 81
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THE CITY.
See fourth page for additional local.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
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A NEW and complete stock Of carpets,
oil-cloths, mattings, rugs, mats and fur
niture, at E. Fegan's, 26O Second street.
2Q-40
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner
SO Adams street. lOP 4
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British knit cotton drawers only
81 25 per pair at Barnaby's. (Ex.
ara barRaful.
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GAs-T1rr1se at Bis Second st. All
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Pearl Tourist at Francisco d wig
gins. 80
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For White River.

For Helena, Friar's Point, Jacksonport and
all Way landings:
TH0S. IL. ALLEN...........W. Elliott. master
wv THURSDAY, 5th inst, at 1870
p EiLIoTT Il MILLER, or
$3.50 W. IL. KENNEDAY, Agents.
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NOR SALE--A FIRST GLASS EIGHTY
L Saw Gin, fully guaranteed; has been run
Init a short time and will be sold at hall price
SOM Can be seen at g. W. Payne 4 Co s,
No. l2s Poplar street. l1ltl II. DOW.
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EAF TOBAUOO-FOK SALE IN
4 large or small quantities by &. P; Bates
L Co., cotton and tobacco factors, No. 5o4
Front street, ITO
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JOB PRINTING.
FORTUNE TELLER.

MADAME ANNE,
UHR FORTUNE TELLER. CAN BE CON-
i suited at
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NOR SALE-ONE LIGHT R0GKAW,iAI.
and harness, as good as new. Mill sell az
n bargain for cash or good paper; For terms
apply to Captain Jinks' stable NO. oz g I5st
ofra
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NOR SALE-A NEAT CUTTAGE RESI-
denee and eight-year lease on lot, in south
Memphis. A good bargain offered. For terms t4
annly to Donoho x Buckley. l4I
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TJ0R SALE-THE CHARLESTON HOUSE,
al Depot of Memphis and Charleston ran;
road. This is large, commodious hotel
bu;ldine. now the property Of gentlemen
abroad, who will sell; If not sold privatey,
raher IA. TO the highest bidder for one-half
cash: balance in twelve months, with inter
est Apply at Room 26, Planters Insurance
DI I5,ls5 ~1GE GEO. VI. wINCHEsTER:
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Ty0R sALE-ONE SET OF PARL0k Fun.
niture-nearly new. Apply at II 90 west oe
Court street. 80,
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GraEs: opening Of new goods at
Barnaby's,
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New MOlasses.

Barnaby's is the place to save
money.
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Railway Guide.

Black Tourist at Francisco a Wig
uf.,sa IN
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r

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill, Storey
County, State OF Nevada. I hereby submit for
publication the Reports Of the Clerk and Treas
urer for the Quarter ending December 81, 1870.
d. Il. FLAGG,
President OF tho Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, December 81, 1870.
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100. TICKETs WILL BE SOLD

During the Concert the sum Of e150,0O0
In Gold Coin will DO distributed TO the Ticket
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Established facts are silent arguments. which
neither pen nor tongue can shake. and 1t Is upon e.
tablshed nacts that the reputation Of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, Is . health.preserving elixir, and a
wholesome and powerful RENE ly. Is based. When
Witnesses come forward In crowds. year after yeM,
and r~eIterate the sam statements In relation TO the
beneficial effects Of q medicine upon themselves.
disbelief In It's efficacy Is literally impossible. The
credentials OF this unequAled tonic and Alternative,
extending over . period Of nearly twenty yean, To-
clude individuals Of every class and residents OF ev-
cry CLINE, and refer to the most prevalent among
the complaints which afiict and harass the human
family. Either o multitude Of people, stranger. 70
each other. have annually been seized with an IN
zane and motiveless desire TO deceive the public, or
Hostetter's Bitters. for no less than . tfth Of q CEN
tury, have been anordlng such relief 70 sufferers
nom indigestion, ever and ague. biiousness. sen
eral debility and nervous disorders, as no other pre-
paratlon has ever impaired. To-day, while the eyer
of the reader are upon these lines, tens OF thoesanas
OF persons.of both sexes are relying upon the BIT
tiers as a sure defense Axainst the ailments Snleo
the present season engenders, and their commence
Ii not misplaced. The local potions which Interest
cd dealers sometimes cudeAvor TO folst upon the
sick in its stead. are everywhere meeting the tate
that Il due TO fraud and imposture. while tho de-
mand for the great vegetable specific Is constantly
increasing.