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:" Such is the patriots boast, where'er we roam,
His Grst, best country ever is at home"
(Goisi,mith's T,-soeter.
The evanto or our war were
too horrible to admit OF such q ten
der sentiment as love. There was
too much OF dreadful reality to
make room, for romance"
Neso York Paper.
No romance i'm such a war as
ours, did you sayl With due def
erence tor the opinions of one So
much wiser than /, beg leave to
differ with you. Pity, though not
love, is very nearly allied with
that holiest Of passions and,
when pity for the sutferings, and
admirations Tor the deeds OF valor
OF our soldiers, are combined, the
feeling amounts to a Worship, al.
most. A sentiment perfectly ir.
resistible /: hence you see such fire..
qucnt illustrations of the truth of
the adage, that "none but the
brave deserve the fair" While
some of our maidens were con.
tent to make happy the poor ex
empts, a larger prportiun have
given their haIds and hearts to
bold soldier boys. Let all skep-
tics read my plain, unvarnisbed
story. They will agree with me
that the four years OF horrible war
contained, or developed more plots
tor romance than could have been
known in forty years of peace. o.
yes, can prove to you, that South.
ers chivalry is not dead vet. Ii
any SontI,erners from other States
should chance TO read my simple
story, l hope they will not take
nmbrage at my caption. Believe
me, 1t is not from lack of obliga.
ti"n to you or admiration of yonr
deeds that select South Carolina
from among the number. but from
the fact that this is NOT all ficiion.
for my hero is no myth, but a yer.
table soldier from the Palmetto
State.
We honor, yes, honor, old South Carolina:
Though smaH she D,oy be, she's a. b,are as The
es". 81
And we honor Hamptoa's cav
airy, who did sucI, noble service in
our Old Domini N. From that
intrepid band we select q youthful
Lieutenant as our hero.
To make my story intell,pible. I
must go back TO the spring Of 1 ,63.i
The facts / here narrate are well
known to every citizen between
Chancellorsvillev aud the Soutl,
Side Railroad. Soon after, or rath.
er Immediately succeeding that
memorable battle, in which our
country lost her noble jackson.
while public excitement was at i,s
highest, the citizens of the coun-
ties between the points mentioned
above were surprised and inconsed
at the appearance OF large body
OF cavalry. Stoneman and his in.
human Du.chmen, "The brute
made ruler and the man made
orutc," attempted to make their
way across the country, in order
to cut off ,communicaiion with
rNcpmond. Their plan was, l be.
ileses 20 tear up the aquedncts at
Coinmbia across tile Riyar,,,a. and
at Dyrd Creek, on the James Riv.
OF lana ent failed to accomplish
anything more than Destruction
OF private properly, wi,ioh shey
mad very little INCLINATION to re-
spect. 30, after robbipg hen.
rooess, frightening women and
children, and stealing negro cloth.
ing. &C., feeling a mortal fear ~.
Stnart's ravslry, they deoamped.
ieeying behind them, in the bearts
OF the wives and daugi,tcra. sisters
ana swee'hcarfs Of Confederate
soldiers, a hatred. Iasting az lie
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SrIrrtrh Ynrirg.
At Nightfall.

When, In the evenings Solitude,
The thought has leisure to be Free,
The purer life, the higher mood,
The noblsr purpose wakes in mo.
But, in tho cares that through tho day
Constrain tho mind from hour 10 hour,
The notler purpose fades away,
Grows faint, and loses all its power.
So sovns pure stars excelling ray.
With all the beauty Of its light,
Is hidden by the glare OF day,
And oniJ shines with fall Of night.
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CHAPTER. III.
"A fate attends on all I write. ."-Pop.

A fate attends on all write."-Pope.
In vain did Ella essay to forget
her vexation at the reception of
Mr.. Morton's last letter. The
thought that she had bnt paved tho
way was Calling to, her inodesty.
and she resolved to write to no one
again without her fathers knowl.
edge and sanction. She had but
one source of consolation, which
was the fact that her name was not
known in the affair, no one in
the neigllborhood knowing any.
thing about it except the postmas-
ter, who was an old and trusty
friend. We will see how her reso.
luton was kept.
Ten days after her letter was
written she received the following
letter, written in the style of the
former letters - at least the same
handwriting.
CAMP OF lsT S. @. CAVALRY, J
Near Columbia, sc.
Miss I'URCEIL-I scarcely know
how to commence this feeble epis.
tie. II | did not deem my past
nngallaut conduct demanded an
explanation, l would certainly
give mp in despair. / think / can.
not do better than by using the fol.
lowing egotistic style.
Mr.. Morton came to me i'm the
spring of 1853, ard asked me to
write q letter for him, and You
may know readily acquiesced
when he promised to let me see the
answer, if any ever came. When
your reply was ieccived, it threw
me into raptures of delight. / cor.
responded with some ladies in Vir.
ginia, but yours, in Morton's name,
gave me more pleasure than oil
the rest, and often wished | conld
sign my own name inste of bis.
! was absoDt Oh duty when he
wrote bis unfor.unat letter. He is
very miserable. and insists on my
writing You in his name, but /
have declined positively, and have
registered o row never to be gull
y of suoh ungallant conduct again.
He 10 perfect child OF natare.
] would have hailed such rap
tnre In the corresponuence with
delight, bad ] remained in Virgin,
Ia; but az 1 have left ttnatnnble old
State, l feel myself beyond all
hope Of redemption. / have hitb.
erto been able to compare my
heart to o rock in the ocean,
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And the night winds fed It with silver dew,
And II opened it's fan.like leaves to the light,
And closed them beneath the kisses Of night -
tShs'i-y.
A few miles distant from the vii.
lage we have mentioned was a
neat. white cottaqe-a perfect little
birds nest-hidden from the pub.
lie road By dense grove of forest
oaks, and completely covered bv
vines honeysuckles, and roses,
and the modest white jessamine ;
a neatly enclosed garden, in which
bloomed almost every flower adapt.
ed to our climate, and
g. There was power in this sweet place,
An Eve in this Eden--a ruling grace,
which to the flowers, did :hey wakep or dream,
Was as God Is to the starry scheme.
lady, tho wonder Of her kind,
Whose form was upborne by y lovely mind,
Which, dilating, had moulded her mein and
motion
Like sea flower unfolded beneath the ocean" "
I doubt not the flowers Of that garden sweet
Rejoieod in the sound Of her gentle feet
doubt not they felt the spirit that eame
From her glowing fingers through all their
Frame"
This maiden lady was Ella Morri.
son, q modest, retiring girl of seven.
teen /; the pet Of her father, who
cherished her as the last link which
bound him to lite; fair, fragile
creature, delicate, yet 1.-THE and
graceful in her figure. That trail
form enshrined a spirit superior to
that of many more hardy-looking
da,nsels, and that small, but fine.
ly shaped head was a casket con.
Iaining a jewel of rare value. Her
mind was richly stored with wis.
dom. Mr.. Morrison was finely
educated man, and iDstructed his
daughter as be would have done
his son, the shock Of whose early
death lie had never entirely recov.
cred from. g In his dmhgl,iers toll.
tiop he had never forgotten those
lighter accomplishments which 30
much adOrn q music, draw.
ing, &C., in which she had efficient
teachers. A dear lover of poetry,
and the ideal, his daughter, while
inheriting from him: this passion,
had his example to guide her in
her choice OF reading matter. They
lived In q little world oi their own.
To them their library was "duke.
dom large enough" Mr.. Morri.
SON had once BEEN wealthy, but
had health, together with family
Affections, crippled his energies,
while they made sad inroads upon
l'is purse, whose strings were nev.
or held with q niggard hand. He
fouDd that he could not keep MP
appearances as man Of wealts
30 he sold out everything except q
small farm, on which he had a
neat cottage built, aud spent his
time in the pursuits Of agriculture.
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Ella thought over the letter for
O lew days, and came to the con-
cIusion that 40 no one conld be
found by that name. II would be q
pity for the poor fellow to lose his
labor, and saw no reason why she
might not take the name tor q
short time. She had never seen
him, and In sll probability never
would, aud she thought such q COR
respcndence would serve to amuse
her, and might instruct her in
army movements /; besides by en-
couraging him 70 write again, she
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really was therefore, she ventured
on the following response: -. I,
Mr.. Morton Your very unex.
pected letter Of the 3D. June came
to hand on the 9Th inst. Words
are powerlcss to express my
cilagrin at it's unaccountable DELAY,
and l find myself at q loss to form
a suitable response after such a
lapse OF time. i do not so mucl, as
know that you are living at this
time, or, If living, where you may
be. l write at a venture. There
has been hard fighting since You
were in this county, and you NAV
have retired to your far Southern
home, leaving an amputa,ed limb
in the Old Dominion. Having
heard so many names, L hope you
will pardon me il fail to rcmem.
Der yonr personal appearance. II
you should consider it worth your
while to write again, / would be
pleased to have description of
yourself, so as to quicken my inem
ory. As / amsnot sure you will
get this, l will not write at lenctl,
this time, but promise something
better for the future.
Very respectfully,
JAMIE PURCELL.
Thus was begun q correspon.
dencc, which increased in interest
tor several months. ANY scruples
which Ella might have had gradu.
ally disappeared, until she found
herself looking for the coming of
the mails with intense interest, and
responding to the letters with as
much pleasure as if she knew her
unknown correspondent personal.
ly, perhaps more so and rs though
she were really what she assumed
to be. No one was permitted to
enter into this cherished secret.-
Thus was she going on, blindly,
until a letter came TO her bearing
the name, but entirely different i'm
style, orthograpby, pennmansbip /;
every thing as different as could
be, in which Mr.. Morton made her
an offer OF his hand and fortune,
and saying he &" had no objections
to an exchange of a,nbrotypes."
Forgetting that she had, by thus
writing to an entire stranger
taken the place Of another, laid
herself liable 10 receive any thing
he chose to write to her, and fol.
lowing the dictates of her own ont
ragged feelings, she wrote few hur.
ried lines, stating that when she
began the correspondence, she did
so under the conviction that he was
a gentleman and a scholar, whose
letters would afford her amuse-
ment as well as instruction. Since
she had found ont that he was
neither the one nor the other, she
hoped he would not trouble her
with any more communications
from his pen and enclosed his let.
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gur the rahirs.
VIRGINIA AND S0UTH
CAR0LIMAs
UNITED IN LOVE AS I'm WAR.
BY ELSIE EARNEST.
CHAPTER I.

CtIAPTER /.
=" Such Is the patriots boast, wbere'er we roa m,
His arst, best country ever Is at home"
Goi,ismith's TI-sgeter.
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CHAPTER III.

" a sensitive plant In n garden grew,
And the night winds fed It With silver dew,
And II opened it's fan.likc leaves to the light,
And closed them beneath the kisses Of night.
fSkzik.s
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MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MEETING.

cEeREGArED BELcHER MINING COM.
y psny-Location OF works, Gold Hill Dis
triet. Storey County, State Of Nevada.-The
annual meeting OF Stockholders OF tho segre
gated Beleher Mining Company, for the election
Of Trustees and for such other business as may
be presented, win be held at the office OF the
Company, Room No. IS. Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco. ca-'
on TUESDAY, the third Csd) day oil oetooer
1871, at the hour Of 1 O'Clock p. n. The transfer
books viii be closed from 4 o'clock T. II. on
Tuesday, September 18th, until amer the annual
meeting. > s
gan francisco. September Is, 1871. sl}td
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE sUccoR MILL AND
" Mining Company, San Francisco, septem-
Der 4, ls71.-Dvidend No. /, OF Fifty Cents por
share, has this day been declared on the capital
stock Of the Suecor Mil and Mining Company.
payable on and amer the 18th. Transfer book
win be closed nom p. N. on Tuesday, the 18th
instant. WIN II. WATSON, Secretary.
Oftce-Room 5, No. 500 Montgomery street.
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nlYlpEhp NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
" and Silver Mining Company, 4l9 California
street, San Francisco, Sept. 3, 1s7i.-A dividend
Of Ten Dollars ($lo) per share was this day
declared upon the capital stock OF this Com.
pany, payable September 9th.
The ransfer books will be closed on the 'th
sss cHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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cold BUCKLE LOST.

- osr. IN GOLD HILL, ON THE PATH
,h.tHeen the Gold Hin Mil and the Segre-
S..ts6 R.leher holsting works, or on the grade,
sTIDY's GOLD BELT.BUCKLE. The Under
viii receive Q reward OF IS BY leaving II at the
Qoid HIN NHws once. elo-2te
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T21 Prizes, in all. .;..... $ooouO
Amer paying the expenses Of the enterprise
and making the distribution Of the gifts. the
balance Of the proceeds arising nom The sae oi
tckets will be appropriated to the establishment
Of a FREE LfBR1RY IN Louisville, to be
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n UCRRNk MINING COMPANY.
Ii Location Of Works, Gold Hill, Storey
County, State Of Nevadn.-Notiee Is hereby
giyeu, that at meeting OF the Board OF Trur.
tees o. said Company, held on the 5th day OF
September, 1871, an assessment OF Three Doilars
per shsre was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable Immediately. 10 United si
States cold coin, to tho Secretary, at the once
Of me Company, Room No. 10 Hayward's Build
ing, No. 4iS California street, San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which said assess-
ment shall remain unpaid on the Ninth DAY
and win be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be
fore win be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the 25th
day OF October ISL to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising anu eA'
penses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
w. E. DEAN. Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 10, Hsyward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street. San Francisco, Cal
. SCI I'd
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on MARRIAGE.

1,sstYs FOR YOUNG MEN, ON GREAT
X SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which In:
,.,t.r" Sjth Nsrrisse and ruin the happiness Of
thonssndS-with sure means OF refei ior tne
49, SAINT IN sealed letter envelopes, nee Of
en n19Sf.sls Howard Association. No. sonth
MINI stroSt, Philadslphia Pa. ~. seSSm.
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70 WOOD STEALERS,

DURING THE PAST YEAR. TWO OR
thrco hundred cords Of wood. belonging to
the yiryinia and Truekec Flilroad Company,
hayc been stolen IN the Vicinity Of Gold Hill
and Virginia The Company, therefore, hereby
Give fulf and fair warning to any and all persons
hat heneeforward the most stringent measures
I. Any person caught stealing the company's
wood viii be prosecuted to the utmost extent Of
'He d. N. YERINGToN uperintendent
f1old Uill June 8, 1871. je3-ltf
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PIIBI I'IIe III 'Ic LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY


The Concert and distribution will take place
named In the act OF Incorporation.
The Trustees will be assisted BY well known
and eminent citizens Of Kentucky. VINO nave
consented to be present At the conSer, hna 70
OF gifts. : - .g-,,,LL,u,,. -.
The holders OF tickets 70 Snicn Sn1s ar, aru
awarded will be paid ON presentauon 81 tnvn, .ta
or their fraction at the oniee IN LouissG, ssas s
second day after drawing, ana every oSsso Ss ssot
day for Elk montns tneIehU SI M 1n,ess srN Somnsny
direct SF nTOogn an p otaers accompanied BY
ior eoieeuoi,; - no,e, ErSers' oS Gfcenbacks,
Dfni's, n D,N,Iy s,ieSSod 70, and tickets 70,
VIII W p,UH ,ecistered or cxprested, as dc.
tnrneu tT.S oy ui'"' ''s' ''''>' .''-1I -.
1rSI It'll. orc like prccnbacks-good only to the
itcs I,cse'' "'0 'N' ''"~ - .7I'...L u
nyaT Rnvcrs will note there are only Ono Hundred
Thousand Tickets instead Of TgS , Hundred H1nSse,
and that there is $50 900 more distributed; !
paid bald sass. .6e0 70 ticket holders nom Hovs%; ~
e Uei ,SS Sc seeietsry s due tickets not presented
r, will be particularly noticed that it is mat:
,or ~ innossibiiity ior any one to know what
nnmbers draw gifts. % It Ia not known what
the oift of any number drnwn from the nrst
wheel will be, until the scaled box, WITH amount
OF tho gin plainly printed, is taken nom the
0thCf WlCcl Anu OpcuCu IL 'ASV " go -.
dience, therefore the lAfgor gins may not come
out tIIl toward tho last, or in the middle OF tho
drawing The 800, 600 gin IN inc san rIaneis' n
CO Gift Concert, under the panagemsn. o. =;
X, Peters, was the 1otn numoeL u,sTn' ~ aS, anS
was awarded ana paid 10 son'NnlAA !" 1''"
Orleans. -l...U. r,,r., - a..u, \,
~ The numoers anu 1mss s. os ny ,ss ""A .''i "
blind children iromS 70 "a yeatSu sEU,,h,,ohod
Tho drawing VIII oe e1tensmeH n,,rtsl
and parties oroerlng nekS sa,r,,nr GIuS. md Sc.
lists sent tnem; Faihes a0, S,s.s th,s of,ce
m Ticketi for 500, 2S Tickets, 825Sj
"a Tickets, $500, ll3 Tickets, 81, 900.
mr.. rnd,rsioned. late principal BusIpees Man.
ING thn HrSv snsccssfni Hercantile Library
ager 9, .ne w ~ Ssn Trsneiseo hss been sp-
tn,.S t aSent and manager Of the Gin Concert
posSeut IA ~ Sepnhsic Library OF Kentucky. 100
mha Hu S-s1ina ,riil take place In public, and
| .a.r,SJns viii he done 10 satisfy buyers OF
!eheSS' eS sI ,h.n narsonally superintendcd tho
| toStsu ~ Ae' F~'' -0fT :. : 10 = -
whole auMr. .y,vz. ......
MANNER OF Dhh"tN"' 90,
| ,.L.-. "a, ,h..,, On. uhee,
There VIII oe two Rlss "nS.s, nI.sn,, Dr,n,c5 IN
viii contain lg0;VOo nun ..Pi Scppnta,n ri
leather tags. Ine o{Ser mhSei sS Sns ts1 or mum.
So1@cs @ eden S S,swn frsm ihe 100 OOO wheel, and
the drst box drawn fron tne eeeona OF ~ I oo1
/ whaal will contain RltL, nCdtly pIlutSu huu
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CT. LOUIS GOLD AND SILVER
y Mining Company Location OF works, Gold
HIN, Stotey County, State OF tNevada;-Notice Is
hereby given, that at meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company. held on the 5th
day OF September. 1871, an assessment OF Three
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company. payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin; to the Secretary, al tne
Building, No. 40 California street, San Fran;
cisco, California. ANY stock upon which said
sssesuent shall remain unpaid on the Ninth
day OF October, A. D. lSIf, snan oe
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
mont shall be made before, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY,. the 2Sth day OF October. lSl,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together Win
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
Byorder Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Oficc-Room No. 10, Hayward's Building,
No, 4i9 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
aaT-
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
IUCKNYE GOLD AND sIIvER

DUCKEYE GOLD AND SILtEh
6 Mining Company-Location OF Works.
Deyirs Gate District, Lyon County, State OF
Neyada.-Notiee Is hereby given, thst at q
meeting Of the Trustees Of said Company. held
on the eleventh day OF September, A. D. ISL, an
assessment (No. y Of Fiity Cents (50c) per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the
Company, Room No. 3, Express Building,
northeast corner Of California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, the sixteenth .u6:h) day OF oeto-
Der, A. D. 1sIl, shall be deemed delinquent
and win DO duly advertised for sale al pupnc
fore viii be sold on FRIDAY, the third (SI
day OF November, A. d. 1871, TO pay the delin'
ouent assessment, together with costs OF adver-
iislne and expenses Of sale. By order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
Ofnce-Room No. 9, Express Building, north
east corner OF California and Montgomery
streets San Francisco, Cal. si3td
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Umpire MILL AND MlNtSG
IL Decentralization OF Works, Gold HUI
District, Storey County, State OF Neysda.-No-
tice is hereby given, that al meeting OF me
Hoard of Trustees OF said Company, held on the
q3d day OF August, 1871 :, an assessment OF Twelve
Dollars (SiO per share was levied upon the eapi'
tal stock OF said Company, payable Immediate
", in United States gold coin, TO the SECRETARY,
at the office OF the Company, No; AIS Saili9tnla
street Room No 9 third hoor, San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which said as as
sesameut shall remain unpaid on WEDSES-
DAY, tho Twenty. seventh day OF september;
A. d. 1871, shall be deemed delinqueni, ana VIII
he duly Advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, Will
be sold on TUESDAY. the Seventeenth day OF
October, 1871, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs OF adveItlslng anu eA'
pef,ses OF sale By order Of the Board OF Trus-
ices. GEO. R. SPISNEY, Secretary,
Ofdcc-Room No. ., third floor. No. as Can
fornia street, San Francisco, Cal. ausStd
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FoUNDI

IN GOLD HILL. A. PAwNBkCkR 9 RE
crint for q DIAMOND RING. .pavned for
certain sun Vtr rSs ~. q sSs pNs.n ~ oos Sos
9nd eet his receipt BY paying for this advertise
'Goia Hill, Sept. s, 1s7i. 'sss
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GIFT CONCERT.
SI,0oo,00o II

ny AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT
! ID OF tho Legislature Of Kentucky, Of March
Is, 1871, tho Trustees Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky will give O afiH.t ."" .ha''t- a''
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ICE! ICE!. ICE!

THE VERY BEST OF SIERRA MOUNTAIN
i ICE, clear a. crystal and pure - mountain
springs can mako Il, eefved Geverymornfng IN
Gold. Hill. Orders len At VsssyA Bank kx-
enAAke wa y ~ FOSTER q &sTRoUeK.
Gold Hill, Juss Is, is7I Jess II
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t1A'' cTARfRs n. PRTKRs.

.LIH Manager, Louisyirs, Kentncky.
ofice--i9O Main Street. Johneons Blosk;
r. T. DURRETT, President Nv. =, BAL
DKMAN, ,Viee Preeident; u. W. CLgSkf,
'Mnnev received from sale OF Tickets In Call:
forpIa. Oregon and Nevsdl, win DO deposited
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