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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-13

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. r.
Cl'akes effect Sunday, June IL. 1901
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-13
MEMPHIS POSTOF,ICE.

oyg,nr HouRs-FRONS A. N. TO 6P.H.; SUNDAY,
FRON q TO 10 AN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-13

Depot ut foot of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S71z Main street. one door
north Of Jefferson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
w--tf

The North Carolina Cherokee Iudians
will be removed IN q few weeks to the Ip-
dian Territory.
The Winston Sentinel says that black
bear has been seen recently, by several
persons in Forsythe county.
Grand Masquerade Ball in progress in
Raleigh.
We learn from the Observer that 8. T.
Hooper. Esq, has been appointed Sheriff
of Richmond county, vice John Short
ridge, resigned, and Rev. r. s. Ledbetter
has been appointed County Trea-
surer, vice Alfred Dockery, resigned.
Yesterday, says the Raleigh Sentinel
the argument in the case of the U. s. cs.
r. A. Shotwel and others, was consumed
by Mr.. Phillips for the government; Hon.
T. G. Fuller for the defence, and Col.
Mark Erwin for the individual prosecu
tor, Justice having spoken the previous
evening-who spoke till the hour of recess,
At 4 O'Clock Geo. V. Strong, Esq, con-
cluded the argument for the defencce.-
At the hour of going to press the case had
not been given to the jury.
The Newbern Journal of Commerce says:
We learn that the Hold(en) over Directory
at their meeting Tuesday night in this
city, appointed Thos. Powers, Esq, Of
Craven, and Walter Dunn, Esq, of Len
Or, to fill the vacancies in that body, caus-
ed by the resignation of Messrs. J. A.
Bryan and A. Ct. Hubbard, Holden Briga-
dier, member Of the Legislature. So, &C.
William Loftin, of Kinston, was appoint
ed Conductor, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation Of that prince of
railroad conductors, John A. Richardson.
"Mine Got vat peoples"
We understand, says the Robesonian,
that the present incumbent. Mr.. Nick.
Ivev. is about to be removed from the
postofice at this place, and that one Jno.
Holloway, a negro, now under Indictment
in our Superior Court for going disguised
and committing an assault upon another
negro for voting the Democratic ticket, is
to succeed him-we suppose as reward
for the services rendered by him to the
Union in intimidating voters and other
wise advancing the interests OF the party
composed, in this State, as Sinclair declar-
ed last Spring, of negroes and of white
men, whose characters, to say the least,
are ass0ilable.
The Raleigh Sentinel says that Gen.
German has returned from the ''seat OF
war" in Robson county, bat we are in
formed that it is his intention to return as
soon as he can arrange some private busl-
ness which needed attending to. It is said
he is sanguine of eventual success in the
capture of the outlaws. but admits that it
is no easy undertaking, being opposed,
and his efforts towards that end neutraliz-
cd, by the mulatto and republican ele-
nent of that section, who are almost
unanimously in sympathy with the Lowry
gang. At present only about fifty United
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
A Whole County stnhs Ana sIorida

The Florida mails give meagre and
vague accounts of an astonishing pheno-
menon at Apopka, Orange county, near
Pilatka. The whole county disappeared
in one night, and it's site is covered by a
great lake. A correspondent, writing
from the neighborhood to the Pilatka
Herald. gives an accountef the adventures
and hair escape of Mr.. Alex. K.
Foster. who was caught, horseback. by the
bog-quake, and barely reached hard
ground. AS soon as he was safe he looked
back, and this is what he says ::
"The first thing that attracted attention
was that the trees were moving-frst a
gyratory motion of the top. then some
sinking gradually out of sight, the tops re-
volVing more and moro rapidly as they
sunk and disappeared. others following,
and as they fell revolving and describing
arcs Of circle against the sky. Then the
whole earth, as far as the eye could reach,
sinking, and its place supplied by q sea of
waters, rushing, seethiDg, boiling with
the noise of mighty cataracts, and ever
and anon casting to the surface the roots,
tops or bodies OF mighty piaes and oaks.
The Herald's correspondent adds
'tRumors are rife that Orlando is swal
lowed mp, and the whole chain of lakes to
Lake Conway are now united and form an
immense inland sea-"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
COURT--DUPLIN COUNTY.

Jahn Saith and John T. Heath, to the use OF
John Turner. Plaintiffs.
IS.
David o. Basden and Alfred Basden, Defend'ts.
Ordes for Se7Uice 6Y Publication.
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
hat the defendants, David y. Basden and AL
red Dasden, are now residents of this State it
ordered that publication be Ia lde in the Will
nington JOURNAL, weekly newspaper pub
liahed In the city Of Wilmington, N. o., once
week for six weeks sucoeesively, notifying them
% appear before the Judge Of tie Superior
Court of DupIin county at the term TO be held
Il ssid county on the 18th Monday after the
compant Of the plaintiff, copy of which will
be deposited in the Office of the Superior Court
Clerk Of eaid county.
Given under my hand and seal OF Cffce
Is lSt!I Of September, 1871.
J. d. SWITZERLAND,
C!erk Superior Court Duplin county
ett.29 S6-H6W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
he Carolina Messenger,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
AT GOIDSRORO. N. C,

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
AT GOLD9BORO, N. G..
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A NEWSPAPER THE PRESENT TIMES,
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including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, Pro-
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and the wives, sens and daughters Of All such.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS YEAR
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EGF~ Every new subscriber receives, as
A GIFT, handsome POCKET MAP of
NORTH CAROLINA, containing also @
Calendar, and the time of holding Superior
Courts in every County throughout the
State.%M
No North Coroltninn should be Without
this Map.
The MESSENGER is pre-eminently readable
FAMILY PAPER, (nOw in its 7th volume aud, as
a VEHICLE NEWS, has always held the first
rank among Southern journals. It's news on
every topic of interest-pohtical, literary, social
domestic and foreign-is always fresh, abundant,
Of current intelligence, always rendered with
such promptitude and spirit that the paper has
q large and increasing circulation.
AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION.
TEE MESSENGER is fearless, trenchRnt, indomi-
table. ardent in it's advocacy OF sound Demo-
cratic principles, unspRring in it's denuncistion
OF political abuses and corruption; and not con-
fining it's discdssion to mere politics. it takes
tects, and aims to be safe guido OF public
opinion all topics which engage public atten-
ton. It gives conspicuous prominence to State
news and market reports.
CANvAssERs WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY.
SEND YOUR MONEY
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Address julius A. BONITZ,
Editor and PrOp'r
Goldsboro, N. O.
mar 5 d1t-w1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29

The for, u ra,'8eu's NJ d.pd ar sic.
ted tD bdv, numb q Z 7J4 tbs lst OF
June. Of WI j.. III ,.. 10 French, zJ4
English and l97 aLIerI9aus.
The directors OF the steam boat con pa
nies on the Lak5a OF Br!enl and Thun
have decided to make r4iivay bet geen
Neuhaus-the present Rtea boat termi-
nus on the Lakes of Thun-and Lnterl.l-
ken.
A Dutch correspondent states that four
young ladies living in the province OF GI on
ingen, will attend the next course 1T the
Academy of Groningen.
The Monde states that since the French
revolution, that is 80 years ago, there have
been 160 laws regarding the press, ono
every Six months on en- average, and tho
series does not seem to have come to nm
end.
Indian md cattle-stcaling raids from
Mexico into Texas ere becoming so troub-
lesome that Gen. Reynolds officially re-
that United States troops be
employed to aid the Texans in Recover nE
their property.
Kossuth has turned botanist. He always
was revolutionary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SAMPSON COIJaTY

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SAMPSON COUsTY
IN THE PROBATE COURT,
September 9Th, A. D.. 1871.
Gerard Lea, B4rgett Lee and others,
Bla"kman Lee and others, Heirs as Law Of
Pharo n Lee, deceased.
an MOTION it is ordered that publication
~ be made in the Wilmington Journal for
six weeks for the heirs of Edmund Lee, Iesid-
ing in Tennesse, and John Lee, residing in
Alabama, to appear at the next term Of the
Superior COURT, to be held for the county of
sampson. st the Oourt House in Clinton (tenth
Monday after the 4th Monday in August A. d.
1879 to see proceedings in this case and to
make themselves parties to the said issue if
they shall think proper.
JAMES K. MORISEY,
Probate Judge.
sept IS S5-WGW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29

"e o&sr &c the Amefic an public q new and
Fa.iaae remedy for the above e-mentioned dis
e5se-. FoRler's Compound Extract is composed
" tne best medicines known to MGtefiG MedaoG.
Il "a perfectly pure in all it's ingredients, being
imposed Of several well-known articles univer-
ally used by the best Physicians; each Of which
IL Goa. binqtion, supplies what experience has
s@'"n to DC wanting when singly employed; but
De loruit Of patient investigation, requiring
Tine, labor and skill, so As to give the public a
reAH'ne article. which they can rely upon, and
.lp.see OF the worthless and dangerous Patent
4edtInes flooding the country; and therefore
taAbIes Us to warrant Fowler's Compound Ex-
"act to be the most perfect curative for dis.
tiSes Of the blood ever discovered.
SCI ROF ULA,
This Compound is never failing cure for this
terrible disease. How many diseases have their
sest In the blood-disesses which have been
Heated vainly for years. II the blood alone is
Purified in most cases health and happiness
R!i soon return. DIR. Fowler's Compound acts
especially upon the virus in the blood, causing
IL time the disappearance of the hideous sores,
and restoring the skin to a healthfuI appearance,
'-o eye clear and sparkling, and the whole hu-
nan organization becomes healthy.
9 N I'll Ills
Of au diseases which flesh is is heir to. none
'FI; SO much misery, moral and physical. as
syphilis. To al so afflicted we can truly ssv
lis remedy will help you. Two articles found
:? experience to be peculiarly efic&cious for
,-s Isoaae are contained in this compound.-
"' ssk you TO try DR.. Towler's Compound Ex.
.,., az! b giving it a fair trial, it will cure
~ egeak with much confidence Of DR.. Fow.
- compound. because we know what IL In
rLJoscd OF, and what it will do. We know DR.
"-If vel, who is q physician OF known re-
80 standing second to none in the country. of
aF t1perlence, an honorable man, who, hav.
aa7 Steputstion for character, as we'll as our.
t5,a - would never allow medicine to 90 be-
N; Ge ,4e public without merit. And We say of
b.,a, Copound, If taken according to directi 3ns,
Va 4 eaf trial, it will do all We claim for IL.
..inI ?ler 1t as q new discovery, which it Ger.
and dy ia genuine article for ScroTala Syphilis,
Iins1aa Hl blood impurities; and knowing the gen.
Co OF 1t, as such we send it forth, saying.
5Ss! p59t the Sufferingl''
'u,K0VER Bros. Sole Proprietors.
Liberty street, New York City.
j. k. MCILHENNY,
III, q aA0'eSAi' and Retail! Druggist; .,,.,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29

While there are number of iron front
stores in Washington, the National Repub.
Ian st ates that only one dwelling has ever
been constructed with iron in that city
This dwelling was erected some years ego
OF corrugated metal.
The subscriptions in Spain for monu-
nnent 10 Gen. Prim have reached the sum
Of a3,847 peaetas, about 1880 sterling.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29

for am confident that Mr.. Bloss did not
wish me to go into that dining-room. not
because of my occupation, but because OF
my color. He now seeks to shelter him
self behind air. Orr. It is my intention
TO see this thing through, not on my own
personal account, but Oh account Of my
race, and particularly such of them as Mr..
Bloss considers representative men.
r->--.- --z a.- -1-a ABRAHAM LEE.
"TrTusyMLE. Sep ember 16, 1871"
TIE TRusville Courier, Democratic
paper, thus speaks IF the affair editoriallJ
I'VE have denounced this treatment of
MIR. Lee, and still denounce il. as an out
rage upon the colored American citizen,
and as an outrage upon American citizen
without regard to c"or Aud we cain
help thinking that al candid and far
minded persons will agree with us In b
conciusiYn. -..t. -. g..
"We have NJ wish to make LolI.ic4
capital ont of his matter. ne positl
of the Democratic putty. ~han tue Atttn
R..e made to take from tie Stat Il
light to regulate suffrag- n their Own re-
e-l. ctive limits, and cnUfed has pO e,
we'll understood. La this pp>itIun ae
got the i'll will # the colored
: e pie, and expected. az has been gen r.
ally r. allied, that they would vote agai"-.
uS. But now. that they are c!uti e i witt
ali the rights aid dIgGlties Of American
We thal unbesitatingl. cord M
any attempt to rob them of their pijvI-
lepeS,'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
>vP:.aEOR C0URT--DUpLIN COUNTY.
JohnD. Stanford, ct al, Plaintiff,

John D. Stanford, et a, PlainNh,
rs.
4 e. 2!oecley, Trustee of Spaight Hill. Spaight
hill. ct a., Defendant.
Crc{er for Serrice by Publication.
/; appearing to ths satisfaction of tho Court
hat the defendant, epaight Hill, il a non-resi-
.eut Of this State-lt is ordered that publica-
t,oa b made in the Wilmington JOURNAL, a
weekly ne wspaper published in the city of Will
m.1et0n, n. c.. once a week for six weeks sue
ra-slvaly, no tIfying him 10 appear before the
Judge OF the Superior COURT OF Dupln county.
ut the torn to be held in said county at the
Court House in KenansviIle ca the 18th Mon
is7 slte. the 4th Monday in August. 1871, and
answer tie complaint of the plaintiff, copy Of
%l.ich Will be deposited in the office Of the Su-
uarior Court Clerk of said county.
Gi5oa under my hand and seal of Cfh 1e the
tth September, 1871.
j. D. BOUTHERLAND,
Clerk Superior Court Duplin county.
cent q S6-w6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
ROBERT C. JOHNSON.

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, COTTON, i C.
WILM1N GTON. NJ. @.
OFFICE AT JOHN O. HEYER'S STORE,
" would inform his friends and old customers
that he has qualified as Inspector, and solIcits
their patronage.
ian rs w-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29

A California paper reports that the big
tree known as candy Johnson" in the
Mariposa grove, fell with great crash not
long since.
The apple crop in Connecticut 10 o
failure,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
DIED.

Near Swann's Station. moore coun:y, o..
On the 18th instant. in the 25th year OF her sEe.
Moore, Esq, and daughter OF the late JQthps
G. Wright. Esq. Of WilmipGEops n, @,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
State of North Carolina,
.mw HANOVER COUNTY.

.UeyKtoR COURT.
,.,-.., ,,. : an, Annie Reid, by their GUARDIAN
'H"''. tdgln A. Keith.
II i,-o,en and wife Josephine, et al.
The defendants in this case, w: "linam 1
Cnrtls and wife Il, becca. d4ds heOeccA ne1u,
I'M. II Brown and wife Josephine, ana ma
,,alaon Red sre summoned 10 appear before tne
Derk Of tho Superior COURT, at bis othoe IN the the
SURF House in the city Of WILMINGTON, on the
[r' I.,t Of the plaintiffs. If the defenda2ts
,i - appeIr st tt..t time the plainttf' will ap-
NV f,r the relief demanded in the complaint
1,l,critr- with tire COSTS OF this action.
aiYen under my hand and seal
.-.,I. this the 2lst day OF September, 1871.
J. c. MANN,
Clerk Superior Court.
A S57IPiE, Attorney.
-alt q 90 4A"o"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
Suicide OF Professor Mahan, OF West Point.
NEW YopK Sent II

NEW 4ORKs O6pt. Ii.
Professor d. A. Mahan, of West Point,
educator of most of the distinguished mil
tary officers of the present day, committed
suicide yesterday morning. He went
aboard the steamer Mary Powell in the
morning at West Point. on his way to
New York. Nothing peculiar was noticed
in his manner. About an hour after GO
ing on board he jumped from the steam
er forward of the wheel into the river.-
He was undoubtedly struck by The wheel
as his body did not come to the surface. -
Boais We're lowered and every eff5rt made
TO s We him, without success.
This act Was undoubtedly deliber4t=, rs
Ca, and overshoas, were found ~ the
vicinity where he mad, the fatal jump -
He went on board the steamer with hi
Ii u. keeper, whp seemed to have s6suI-
CT us that the old gentleman Was IL ..on-
bic. He said to Ter, "Dou'r foil w me
a. uf." He succeejed IL ga5tink a
fron. her mi dIsappe4yed H. was s +,
to % ke the :atat lesp u ne IF IT,. ~ O T.
VIII gave the alarm. Pr $50, at, Il
wa- &c an abr1t s|Veny ca :. o: age
ard apparently h8le a9.t h-a,ty -ear
VS. made 1T Oocs, t. r % ,ver t,- %.
Professor II ,han Was mate NE, b
reports that he was 20 be p.acei ou IT,
retired list, and felt that his lifelong te
putation was assaiIed. For the past fsw
days he las shown sigus of mental aberra-
fion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
FOR SALE !!

OOI ACRES LAND. lying in Caintuck DIS.
6OE trict. Joining the lands Of jacob Loeb
and others portion under cultivation well
adapted TO the raising OF Corn, Potatoes, DO.
Persons Wishing to purchaee will do we'll to call
soon and examine.
L. q. KELLY.
sept 80 35-w4t%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
TURPENTENE AND TIMBER LAND
FOR SALE!

l. OFFER FOB SALE 2,GO6 ACRES TURPEN-
tue and Timber Land in Ooiom ons county, N
O., djoinin g the hands OF Rev. Ell. Lennon and
the Estate OF TOon. The land has all Of its
original growth. making it valuable for timber
tar and turpentine. Torms liberal
ALSO
q Turpentine Copper Still, which has made the
very best No. kosin. being OF tie proper depth
and shape
For better info nation apply to Hart & Bailey.
JOHN u. BELLAMY,
Wilmington, q,
sept IL 296-d1t6 Winch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
From the Philadelphia Day, Sept. 10.
A Whole Family Poisoned by DIushrOOms

Near Morton's Station, on the West
Chester Railroad, resides a gentleman
named John Fl. Irwin, whose family con-
sisted of his ward, Miss Caroline Herd, a
young lady aged about 20 years, and a
gardner and wife. Mr.. Morton is from
Chicago, where he carried on an iron
foundry, but recently moved to this city,
bringing with him Miss Herd He purchased
his villa last spring, and has lived there
since. On Sunday, the 10th inst, in COM
pany with Miss Herd, he p!ucked some
mushrooms, and the next day they were
served up for dinner, and all at the table
ate of them except the gardener.
After the meal Mr.. Irwin and his ward
came to this city to take the cars for Jer-
sey Shore. where Miss Herd was going to
school. Finding themselves too early for
the train they took a walk out Market
street, and at Thirty fourth street Miss
Herd was taken with cramps. Passing
the drug store Of DR.. Smith, the two went
in and medicine was administered, but the
young lady grew worse. and DR.. Citing
was sent for. The symptoms were all of
poisoning, and the unfortunate young wo-
man was put to bed and efforts made to
relieve her. About IL P. M. Mr.. Irwin
was also taken i'll with similar symptoms,
and in the emergency Prof. Gross was
sent for to consult. Mr.. irwin was much
worse on Tuesday, bat by the constant
application of stimulants he was kept up
until the crisis passed, and is now in fair
way OF recovery, although still weak.
The efforts to save the life of Miss Herd,
however, were of no avail, and On Wednes.
day night she sank into comatose state,
and expired in few hours.
Mr.. Irwin, who is o middle-aged man,
was able yesterday to go to his home at
Morton's Station. There is no doubt but
that the poison was developed in the cup
posed mushrooms. which were probably
toad stools, for Che symptoms Of both the
patients were of that character. Besides
this. all who ate Of them were attacked
only not so violent, which can
be attributed to the fact that they ate but
sparingly of them.
A son of DR.. Paul B. Goddard, of this
city, WAS q visitor at the house, and on his
return to this city was taken ill, and con-
tinued so for two days. although not
The whole affair is a sad
one. and shows the necessity of using
proper preoaution in the gathering of
mushrooms. especially when done by in
persons.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-29
A MODEL NEWSPAPER.

sept IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-14


"ENocH ARpEN."-The beautiful
sensational drama entitled Enoch
ardsn ~ u,dsr -. palm from Tenny-
", '" o"0e' 80"
sons famous poem, when Is 10 D plo-
duced this evening at Piper's Opera
Hop.e for tho Arst time IL one of the
anast and most n%onnlar nIays of the
nnasart dov II hos had a RIM of one
p,r~Sroa syccosS;va NIGHTS In Roston.
and still ionser rnns M New York and
other cities. It has also a q run OF
seperal weeks at tiie S"iiioll,a Luz"
.e - Sosn sno-od 20 n,t II mon
the staoo nroneriy. with ali the reaui-
site adinncts In the way of new scenery,
n~roperties. etc. The cast embraces the
best talent of the dramatic company,
and we doubt not that the play will be
admirably rendered, and to a large
and a~ppreciative audience.
LryELY.-Business Is tar from being
very dull here in Gold Hill or Virginia
at the present time. Stocks have not
hoep az ,;ve,v fur vears ne now. owing
~ the Increased Weld and fine prom,
ising. annearanea of n mines. At
VirS;pin ~esnac;oIIv the crowds along
the sidewalks of c street and about the
o,9hefs OFFICES reiliiu one VI .n enn >
fan,;,;ar face which has Eeen absent for
n time in other localities seeking better
chances. but now returned to their
first love, the land Of the sagebrlsh
anu inc silver or'cN' LIS "ei.
The FAIRLCRrTTENDEN TRIAI.-We
do not know whether the entire &C
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NIscHItANRotts
$4,000 GOLD COIN
A GRAND GIFT CONCERT
WILL BE OWEN At THE
Metropolitan Theater, Sacramento,
MAY 1877, 1871.
-BY THE
sAcRAM'To PIONEERS
Sacramento Library Association,
For Their Joint Benefit and to Pay
Their Exlsting Indebt-
edncss.

Turing THE CONCERT 1,3l7 GIFTS
IL will DO distributed among Ticket Holders,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is rapidly supervising all other preparations for
producing Elegant, Sweet aud Wholesome ROLLS.
BISCUITS, BREAD. B%uckwheat and other Griddls
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable, and always
ready for immediate use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder in the World, and II WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA, In any climate. for years. 1t Is
well adapted to the use Of Housekeeper' Miners
Mariners, Emigrants. etc, and Is. In fact. In every
respect the BEST YEAST POWDER made 40
the Kitchen. the Camp. the Galley"
Manufactured by DooLEY L BROTHER.
90 New Street. New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-14
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES KS.

Arrivals.
BIT WILLS. YAnoo = CO. Q LINE.
Miss Stafford Mr. Bucklay Mr. Clarkson4wf
Miss Martin Miss Jones Mr. Jansen
Mr. Tisdale o Whitman A Briggs
p Oyer Mr. Williams Mr. Gilbert
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