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The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

LOUISVILLE FA1LURE-The great at
tempt and last hope of The Grant party to
originate movement that would divide the
opposition to their chief has proved decided
failure. The Louisville Convention has re-
eulted in a farce for want of candidates.
Many Of the friends of Greeley and Brown
have been quite uneasy for the last few
weeks for fear the actions of the Louisville
Convention was going to seriously weaken
their cause. We have had no fears. The
whole affair has turned out just about as we
anticipated it would. We have repeatedly
declared that O'Conor would not accept the
nomination for President or any other office
from source so unpromising in its results,
unless bribed to do so, and we entertain too
high an opinion of the man to ever think for
a moment that lie can be either bought or
.old. Democrats and Liberals, we say to
you, be at ease, the victory is yours. You
need have no fears of third candidate; the
fight stands and will stand between Greeley
and reform on one side and Grant and cor
rupton oh the other; seeing this it is no'
difficult to discern which way honest men
will cast their votes.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14
Nc2C AdCertiSeUl cutS.
MINERAL CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sacramento. Cal. Sept. 9th, 1872
w THEREAS, ON THE TENTH DAY OF
w June, 1871, the plat of township IA north
range cast, was fled in the q S. Llnd Office al
Sacramento, Cal, and by Commissioners lettei
dare,1 December I'd. 1871, the S. - of S. W. 4
of sectior &C. and the S. Z = of Section Sc, in
townshin l.. north range east, is to be treated
az mineral in character, aud more valuable for
mining than for agricultural purposes until the
contrary is proved alter due notice.
And whereas. BERRY Cox and JOHN KAGspALE,
Post Office address, Grass Valley, Cal) dld' on
the 22d day of July A. D.. 1bfl' ana me Zod day
of Apeil, 1872, file in the Regste. ONCE OF this
district their Declaratory Stateme.nts ciaiiilin3
the same land, alleging that it is agrlC uitural IN
character, and more valuable for agriC u.turai
than for mining purposes:
Therefore yon will please take notice, th.t
under and by vItue Of instructions from the
Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated
May 9th. 1911 we have fixed the 2lst day Of
October, A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ, at this
Office before the Register aud Receiver, for the
hearing CT proofs to determine as to the mineral
or agricultural character of 2aid lands:
In witness whereof we have Sereunto set our
- hands and affixed the seal OF this
SEAL Office the day and year first above
wv written.
T. B. MCFARLAND,
Register.
HART FELLOWS,
se14-5w1 Receiver.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

TRUE TO Wharf.-The RAIDS. affirm, the
Grant papers declare, the mongrcl speakers
cry it aloud in high places that Grant has
been tried and found true We agree with
them. lie has been tried and found very
true-true to jobbery, to speculatlons, to
intoleranc, nepotism, strife-breeding, San
Domingo schemes, interference with elections
seaside frolicking, gifs taking and horse
racing, besides being true to many OF his
eift-bearing friends. But has he been true
TO the people? Most certainly not; and they
are only waiting for an opportunity to pass
sentence on him for bis neglect.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14


FoUNp HIM-We stated few weeks
AGO that the man, over whom the
Grant papers had been making such pa
rade on account of his conversion to Grant
ism, could not be found. We also stated OF
left it be inferred that the name was fictitious
and that no such man existed. We were
wrong, and knowing it we willingly re'ract
A correspondent informs us of our error, stat
ing that he knows him, knows where he lives
and all about him, and gives his address anc
n description of his character as follows:
"Hc is a third rate lawyer or a number
one pettifogger; resides at Kane county, lll'
nois. He is the personihcation Of meanness
drunken blackguard, pocket edition O
Brick Pomeroy, a wretch with whom NJ
Democrat ever desired to associate ant
no Republican ever did, however low. Th
is the great accession the GRANTEES hay
had to their party"
They usually turn before getting quite e
mean as this fellow.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

In commemoration of SIXTY-SECOND AMI
vERSARY of the INDEPENDENCE of CHILE:
Frst--At daybreak triumphal arch will be
placed in the spacious street of Forest Hill, III
which will be seen the national colors, and other
emblems.
second-At daybreak the national flag and
those of the allies will be saluted with discharge
of twenty guns. Immediately after will be a
chorus Of young ladies' and gentlemen, accom-
panied by the large Brass Band of Auburn.
Third-At nine oclock there will be general
meeting Mt the beautiful saloon Of the Forest
House, for the distribution OF badges.
| Fourth-At eleven o clock VIII be held mass
of thanksgiving, which will take place in the
Catholic church Of San Jose, tor the eternal re-
pose of the martyrs of independence.
Fifth-At twelve o. clock the second salute will
be fred, and the band of music will play on the
balcony of the Forest House.
| Sixth AT two o'clock the procession will be
formed; starting itom the Forest House, wi
march through the principal parts of the town
and back to the starting point.
Seventh-On the return the procession Will
enter the Forest House, where literary exercises
will be held. First, brilliant overture will be
played by the band. Second, the Act of the
Independence of Chile will be read by d. Rolas.
Third, the order of the day. j. Roias will deliver
q speech analogous to the occasion we celebrate.
Fourth, Music. Fifth, the national anthem will
| be sung in chorus by both ladies and gentlemen.
Sixth, the American National anthem sung by
the Misses Salgado. Seventh, choice pieces OF
music will be played by the band.
Eighth-The third discharge Of twenty one
guns.
Ninth-At seven O'Clock in the evening the
front OF the Forest House will be illuminated by
colored lamps expressing the word JUNIOR" "
followed by artificial fireworks with the band in
attendance playing martial music.
Tenth-At nine clock in the evening dance
will be held, with supper served after twelve
| o'clock
Mr. Jose S. Brito will be Marshal of the Day.
"COME ONE, COME ALLH'
NAGIN G JON NJ IT T E E
V1RGINIo CALnERoN, j. RoJAs,
J. de DIos BEsoAIN, GUILINkMo ROMERO.
Ball Tickets, inclndiua Supper, 50 90
| Forest Hill, August 26, 1872 [au3l-td
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

How They TALK.-Some time ago the
Grant press said Greeley had no strength and
would not he able to carry single state
They say now that he had strong hold
some time ago, but he is now losing ground
They also say the South can't go for Greeley
because he opposed them so bitterly during
the war. The next day they say the North
can't support him because be sympath'zed
with the rebels. We believe, as an exchange
suggest, they would do better, since it is then
natural inclination TO vary from the strctes'
veracity, to select one of the above falsehoods
we don't care which, and stick to it.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

SMLEs.-A man who has seen Grant
says lie wears grave, serious countenance,
and that lie seldom smiles. That man either
does not know what "a "smile" is, or great
injustice was done to Grants character by
Mr.. Wilson, when he asked him to join q
temperance society.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

TEosE Democrats who prefer Grant to
Gredey are ike the co'ored gal who prefer
red hog and ho;ninv 10 epring chicken, be-
cause sae latter was too strong Tor her stom-
Ach.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

New PApER.-Just as we 60 to press the
first number of the Placer Argus is handed
to us by its editor, j. B. McQulan. lhe
naper seems crowded with matter, and pre-
sents very neat and quite readable APP
pearance. We wish it financial success.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

SrrnagR. be careful we don't Filch-er
enough yeies from your adored, to Walk-up
Greeley 10 the White House.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

IF lies were arguments, great indeed would
he the power of the GRANTEES.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the sixth day of
August 1872, so many shares OF each parcel of said
Stock as may be necessary will be sold at Public
Auction, at the Office of the Company, No. 800
California street, room No. g, San Francisco,
California, on the
THiRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1872,
at the hour of two o'clock p. NJ of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY,
Secretary.
OFrIcE-No. 800 California street, Room No.
), San Francisco, California.
San Francisco, Sept 10, 1872. [se4l-3w
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14
Delinquent Sale Notice.

NINA RIGA MINING COMPANY LOCATION
OF WORKS, AUBURN MINING DIsrRIcT
PLACER County, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
NOTICL.---THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Stock, on &C.
count OF assessment No Z, levied on the sixth
day Of August, 1879, the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective Shareholders,
as follows
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14
official Paper Of Placer County

ALL communications to this Office viii please
be addsesscd to WALKUP & Co
The Placer herald., 1872-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Following are the transactions in real estate in
Placer county for the month OF August, 1872, as
shown by the County Records
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-17
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS SERvICLs.--Tic Rev. Mr.. Chris
tiau will deliver his regular monthly sermon
| b fore the Sabbath school Of the Methodist
church on Sunday evening 1t 3 O'Clock.
The regular weekly pastoral meeting Of
| the town ministers will take place at the pas
| tors study at the Methodist church on Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock.
CHARGES AGAINST Orr1CEEs--Some time
since Charles Hcndlcy (colored). superin-
tcndcnt Of county poor, WAS charged with
lnalleasance in Office and with neglect OF
duty. These charges have never been SUBJ
stantiated. and as solne length of time has
elapsed and the supervisors have taken no
action, ii may be safely inferred that there
Was l;ut little foundation for the accusation.
With regard to the charges against Ballard
Edwards, colored justice of the peace, they
are generally regarded as frivolous. Ed
wards WAS raised in this community, and al
though bitter partisan, his personal in
| te,glity has never been called i'll question,
and it is believed that he will be honorably
acquitted.
SALES or PRorERTY. Y.-Dessrs. Grubhs &
Williams have sold, for the commissioners in
| the case Of Archer Is. Archer, property on
Seventh street near Hull, the old house
known as Fort Pickcus. and lot on JctIer-
son street in west end. The property brought
very good prices, and we understand that it
is the intention Of all the purchasers to in =
prove. Walker, Taylor l. Co., purchased
Fort Pickcns. and will, we learn, at an carly
day commence the erection Of Il factory on
the site.
TIE TnwN ATroRNEY-A r1lnor having
got abroad that JOHN Z. Taylor. Esq, had
been elected town attorney, we are request
ed to state that the position is still held by
Captain William L. Clopton.
Police CoURT.-A number Of persons were
before the Justice yesterday for petty viola
tions of the town ordinances. Some were
rcprimanded and others fined.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 1G.-Thc lowest
barometer in Kentucky will probably con-
tinue, moving eastward during the night,
turning to the northeast Saturday morning.
The winds will veer to northeast and south
east Oh the Middle and South Atlantic coast,
with rain by Saturday morning. Northeast
winds. with cloud and snow. will continue on
Saturday over the lower lakes, and cloudy wea-
ther prevail in New England. Rising baromc-
ter and clear or clearing weather will extend
over the Mississippi Valley. Rising ten-
perltlre and falling barometer will advance
eastward to Minnesota and Nebraska. Dan
gerous winds are not anticipated for Friday
night on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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cured by mortgages real estate worth double the
amount loaned. and floeoeeoo In bonds. with an an
nua Income II cash over sl5eOoooo.
The applicant can now obtain policy as cheap rs
neuibers insured under Policy No. /. nothing there
fore charged for the great security under the heavy
accumulatons f this coiipany. NOR for It's expert
ence and influence and there Is no stick In 1t to
divide the earnings with, but all goes direct to the
policy-holders. who alone constitute the company
The premium II not higher than In new mutual
companies without means, experience or influence,
and the dividends of this company make the cost Of
Insurance much below the cost In the joint-stock
Insurance companies now asking for patronage.
We understand that many hold policies in the CON-
pany with age. giving more annual cash dividend
than the premium payable and the policies twice as
large as when taken, by additions purchased with
dividends.
Call and Investigate before nsllrng. as the pclices
are worth more than premiums paid for them for
reasons stated, well from the fact that the
pany has investments to meet all claims at exrectan-
cy, and due date ut per cent, and all immense
undivided surpus-S5l .ooosecnrity Is comfort
able to policy-hodcr in addition TO the very heavy
dividend.
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JAMES i. MCCAIN, Proprietor.

A COUNTY GRlEvANcE.-Hcn,rco County
Fairfield To,cns1Rp.-MessrS. Editors,-
schools, and poor whites who are unable te
meet their school tax will not be permitted
or allowed to attend the county schools. Any
number of colored children can be seen daily
coming in to the Richmond schools from the
county, passing Twenty-tifth and Venable
streets, every morning. ~
/ simply wish to be informed of this mat
ter for the sake Of each color, knowing that
your columns are always open for such In
quiries, also for fair play. FAIRFIELD.
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Sent TO TIE GRAND jury FOR INDICTMENT
Mention has already been made in the Dis
patch Of the robbery Of the residence Of Mr..
y. J. Saunders on or about the 18th Of Janll-
ary. On Thursday Adolphus Freemen (co-
lorcd) was arrested Oh the charge Of stealing
casters, eleven silver spoons, and one sill
yer buttcr-knifc, all OF the value Of $40.
Yesterday morning The accused had hearing
before Justice White, who sent him on to the
grand jury for the 22d instant. Freeman
WAS recently acquitted Of the charge of steal
ing ] valuable gold bracelet. which he stated
had been bought b. him in Boston and sent
20 his sister, III this city, hy express.
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New York items.

New TcRr. February 16.-Mrs. William
Z. AStor Is dead.
Owing to the sickness of Juror in the
Stokes case it was adjourned TO Monday.
Persons indicted 10y the grand jury which
indicted Stokes are watching the quibble o.
the legality Of the grand jury.
w. J. Pollock has been arrested, charged
with huge swinde in smuggling Irish
linen and jutc goods. Many thousand dol
lars are involved.
Ellis Ward challenges any man in the
country for thousand dollars and the cham.
piorshp iu Il scull race.
The appeal for new hearing in the cast
of tie car-hook murderer, Foster, has beel
denied. lie will be sentenced, when tht
case will be carried to the Court of Appeals
Major Mclaughlin, the champion wrestler
Of America, las challenged Wright or Jami
son, the English champions, or any othcl
lian in the world, to wrcstle for 5000
giving OF taking $3.50 for expenses.
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THE HISTORY OF = NATIONAL REMEDT.-Herc s
the history Of the most celebrated tonic of the
age in nutshell. In 1890 1t was announced that a
certain combination OF vegetable ingredients, with
.rurc difrusive stilnulaut working wonders In
the cure of chronic dyspepsia, nervous debility liver
complaint. periodical fcvcrs, rhumaism, and consti
tutiOnal weakness. The unpretending maine given to
The specific was PLANTATION BtTTERs. The state
ncnt attracted the attention Of irvaids everywhere.
The new remedy received fair trial, and the results
more than confirmed all that had been said In it,
praise. TEenceforward 1t was grand success The
business columns Of the press spread the glorious
news fur and wide. and tile martyrs 10 indigestion.
liousness, physical prostration. and premature de-
ray rs # by common consent sought relief from the
new vegetable restorative. They }0und tchdt he!i
sought. From that time TO the present the increase
in the demand for Plantation Bttcrs has been one Of
the most striking events in this age.
For coughs. bronchitis. aud consumption, in Its
curly stages. nothing equals Dr. PiERCE'S Golden
Medical Discovery.
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DANGEROUS PlsToL PRACTICE.- Corae,
Ey1hM ant Main streets, February II,
1SI2.-Local Editor Of Dispatch: Sir,-l
wish to call your attention for insertion 10
"a narrow escape from street pistol pr1c-
ticc.'' On yesterday evening, in the neigh.
borhood of the st. Charles Hotel, 4 young
man named Pennington, with me i'll busi-
ness, had one Of the bullets pass through his
overcoat intended for The colorcd man who
was charged by Mr. Marx Nelson for pass
ing n counterfeit bill. Such practice should
be put stop TO for the protection of fnno-
cent pedestrians who require the sidewalk
passage for business purposes.
] remain, sir, respectfully, &c,
JAMES i. Mccain. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-17

Police CouET-FRlDAY-Jnstice j. j.
White wcs'dlng.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Charlotte Davis (colorcd). charged with un-
lawfully detainng in her possession onc
trunk. the property Of Maggie Harris, Was
discharged.
Mary Jackson (colcrcd), charged with
leaving the house Of Moore Holmes, and is
now living i'll Il house OF iil-iainc
Robert Sprig4S (colorcdl, charged will
pcr:Iading and encouraging Mary Jackson
TO leave the house OF Moore Holmes, WAC i,
her ~tcp-!alEcr. Discharged, there being nt
evidence 10 sustain the charge.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February ls.-FirTinia 6's, old. Sc. Cou
pOns, old. 81: new. SO: consolidated, 81; West Vir
inias, III North Carolinas, old, g.; To- specii
iirmcr, but not quotably higher. Corn scarce .nt
tirm; white southern. TIC; yellow southern, 6g0
72c.; mixed western, csa972c. Oats steady and firm
at 5M55GL5sc. Rye quiet at csc $I.O3. Pork firm
ut s1i.5o. Bulk meats rln shoulders, 5315.c.; rii
edes, e1G:.c.: clear rib sides, 7c: loose, &C. more
Bacon rn shoulders, &C.; rib sides, 7tc cear rl
Western httcr mu.c active: very choice rolls, 250
96c.; good to prime, lo122c.; common, l3Gg1sc.
Whiskcy dull and nominal 1T a?2c.
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CHARGED WITH FoECERT.--Cap!uin Tyler
unI Sergeant Folhcs, Of tho first police dis
tri,,,. arrested III. z. Null last night Oh the
elk re Of forging ~ order on W. II. Hard
grove, and pUrpor;ng 10 be signed by W. II.
Williams, for box Of tobaccc. The order
was carried ~ John DlantWhitc to Mr.. Hard
crovc. and hc Was also arrested. Two barrels
%? llour mc said to have leen gotten from
Vi. Briggs in the same way. The order III
tar la>t-m.mcd case purported to be signed
H.. q. ". Strange.
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LOCAL VI ALTERS.

NHia,"ys SERVICES Tu-lI0RRow. - We
n,lr The following special appointments
Noanu,m'aI (ElpFScop0D CHARACTERIZATION,
noon s"r,irc al / L. VI.
!u.E, Ba@'isi.--Erv. II. 4. Tucker. OF
Gr"r.j". II II \. N.
}'atj >#jas Courtroom. - Rev. DR..
Corey at II 4. u.
ftt9if$b Lru,cyoa (Odd-Fcl!ows' Hall, cor.
ncr f'ranliiH and Mayo strcn>).-Proessor
irlyi, a. II 4. ~ Catecictic,l lecture at -
i. v.
Ctr,s' r*m'ch (Va!lcy\--Rcv. J. T. Ham,
:aouU II T. Il.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Marsse

New York STOCK and Money Market.
New YORK, February 16.-Money 5 to 6,
with exceptions at 4. Sterling weaker at 81
to 81. Gold closed weaker at 11ot to 11O1.
Governments off to ! SIS, 1l54 CPS, 110G
CAS-, 110l; Co.'S, Hi; new l10t; 61's, 1113
6s's, 112 ; 10-4Vs, 11os. southerns dull and
steady, except Tennessee's, which are very
strong at 6Ga; new, 6G3. Virgima's, 90 new,
55. Louisia.Ia's, GO; new, 30: Levee's, 81;
s's, 10. Alabama's, 30; 5's, 90. Georga's,
20; 7's,S3. North Cardinals, 3333s; new, 1871:
South Carolina's, 80; new, 32i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-17

The GopDIN-BRoCS CAsE.-JudSe Guigon
on yesterday grantcda writ OF habeds corpus
in the cases of DR.. y. II. Goddin and Wcsley
\. Brock, which will be heard this morning
before Judge Guigon ut 10a O'Clock on mo-
ton for bail.
DIR. Goddin states that he is anxious for
the fullest investigation to be had of his con-
ncction with this affair, satisfied, as he is,
that the community will commend rather
than condcmp bis action when the case shall
have been concluded. s,s,---
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We take pleasure In noticing The success OF amer
lean institutions, and now feel called upon to notice
the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New
York, whose statement Is in to-day's issue. This
company is now the largest in this q untry, and the
model of the world. We congratulate those who
hold policies In Ii, and recommend all others to call
at once on Mr.. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, 110S Main
street. and secure an interest In over $40
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rC,rT0E MARX FTS.

CoLrMB;,s. GA. February l5.-Cotton quiet aud
steady; net receipts, elo bales; sacS, t57 bales.
MACON. GA, February ld.-Cotton irlIi mid
dlings, 2J.c.
MOBILE. Ala. February l6.-Cotton firm; mid
ngs, .ac. net receipts, l,sl2 blcs sales, 500 bales
ex ports. l.7"3 baics
GALVESTON, TEXAS, February lG.-Cotton firm
good ordinary, laic. net receipts, i'll bales; sales,
LOCO bales.
AUGUSTA. GA. February 16.--Cotton quiet; mid
dngs 2itc.; net receipts, 369 bales sales, 800 bales
SAVANNAH, GA. February l6-Cotton in good
demand; holders firm; middllngs, :lic.; net re-
ccipts, 9s3 bales; sales, 10000 bales.
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ANOTHER MAIL RoyBEsY CAsE.-Captain
Frey, the efficient special agcut Of the Post
office Department, has just returned from
Lynclburs, haying been attending to the
case Of c. W. White, charged with robbing
the United States mail. The accused was
held to bail in the sum of $500 by Commits
sicner Bulfum.
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Destructive Fire I'm RUSSELL County

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
ABINGDON, Va, February 16.-Lebarion,
Russell county, Va. was visited by de.
structire fire on Wednesday last. The court
house and Jail, the Planters Hotel (W. A.
Stuart, owner, partly insured in the Vir.
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
for $4,000, Jenks's shop, the post-office, DR..
Ferguson's dwelling, A. Hendricks dwelling
and store, and other out-buildings, were de-
stroycd. The fire was discovered in the OBJ
seryatory of the Planters Hotel at 12 o'clock
NJ. The wind was blowing a hurricane, and
all was burned in about ten minutes. The
records and papers of the clerks Office were
saved. The loss is estimated at from $50, 900
TO 100000
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Jor PEISTISG.-We call the attention of ,ner-
chants clerks of courts sherifs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered III
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABLIsnhEST Tor the
proupt and faithful execution Of ali kinds OF JOB
pyrsTtSG We can furnish at short notice Cards
EiI-Heads Le.ter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, CatalosufSf
Bills of Fare, show-Rils, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.