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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-25
APPLICATIONS FOR PATLST.
FoR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO.. 1874.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, Carson City.
u. New, May %, 18Th Notice II hereby
gwen that the fam O'Shauter Gold and Silver
Mining Company, by w. +. Stewart. Supclin.
tendeni. have this day fled In this Office q dla-
gram, together with notice Of application for =
patent from the United States, unuer Act Of
Congress approved July %. lsGC, tor 1900
feet of certain vein or lode. Of quartz or
othc, rock IN p ace. bearing gold. silver, copper
and other metals. commonly called and known
~ the Comstock Loue. and Tam 0'Shanter Gold
and Silver Mining Company, sftusted In Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada.
Said claim T. bounced on the nofth By unknown
company, aud IL more partitul stl1 described q.
follows, to-wIt: Bounded by end lines, one Of
which, being the north hne, commence. at post
No 2, which bears north IA deg, IS min. wost
GOO feet distant from port No. !, lbcated on the
south side Of Union kavine, olhstwlse known
As American Flat rnvine. a. runs from raid
post No. 2 south IS deg. Is min. WHIST, Al d north
IS deg. is min. cas-, and the other OF which,
being the south line, commences atpo.t No ),
| which bears from pos No. Isouth II deg. IS
In. cas- 2,0OO feet, and rnnt from raid post No.
8 south IS deg. 10 min. west, and north IS dec.
Is min. east from post No. 2, which 10 situa.
ted on the southwesterly slope ofa ridge east Of
Ferdinand RonS' Gardens, the y section corpor
on the NEST line OF section 4, Tow rhip 10
north, Range 81 east, bears south u deg. 10
min east SIS feet distant. The lcrgth of the
claim Is the distance between posts Nos. 3 and
$1,000 feet. The extent OF the lode lsicrally
cannot be ascersined, but icis ruppot, d to bs
embraced within an srca OF twelity.iour C24(
acres. The groupings marked on the aceompa:
nying diagram are accepted as being embraced
within the lode. ..,.'s.
Said claim is more particularly described 10
the notice and diagram posted In this ofics sna
" u aad Inor purrs wAITz Re0istsr.
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MARYLAND woman who had been
bereit Of speech for over live years,
suddenly recovered her voice last Sun
day in church. She thinks it q special
miracle from heaven In her behalf, but
her husbiud-weli, men always are
unbelleylnS wretches.
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MEETING.

OFFICE DAYTON COL AND SILVER
" Mining Com",ny, San f-lncisco, July IL,
lsS2-The Anr al Netting Vi ale Stockholders
o: the Dayton ibid and s.'-n- Mining Company
will be held at tEe!r OF nm No. - Hay
wards Building. San FI-.s.sLo, California, on
THURSDAY, Jrly s5th. at 1 o'c'ock p. u.
wis ID 9 v. L. DEAN, Secretary.
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AFTER a late squall a live baby was
found Ia the woods near Sandburg.
New York. ,phe parties who have
been telling US Of the showers Of ants,
worms, 7hSh and frogs, can now retire.
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=%HILDEBRAND'S
N,
Fornerly Gen. Van Boikelen's Rssidenee.)
SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT, OPEN

4 SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT, OPEN
"A EVERY DAY.
a 6rst.class Saloon and Restaurant are con.
uected with the above place, where everything
OF the very best can be obtain d at vi times.
CONCERT AND BALL EVERY SUNDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. when . good
Band OF Music will be In attendance.
WEEK DAYS FREE. SUNDAYS, 20 Cents
Admission.
The Garden can be hired at any time for pub
Isl I'm HiLDEBRASD BROS.
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NOTICE.

y.sp AFTER JUNE TENTHA~tA
Aoossns I DOGS and GOATS VIII ss6-@
stisdy enforced. ]. y. D E6an N,us.l.
os,d Hn, Jsas u, tsra ~
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NOTICE
TO Millmen 4 Merchants.
TuE OFFICE OF THE
NEVADA SODA MINE

Is at R. L. HIGGINS Music STORE, No. &!
South c street. Virginia, where all orders VIII
Aiso oElcss Of the CARSON SOAP FACTORY.
Thl. Soda Is rs per cont. stronger than either
the Enrlish or American manufaetpfe. NEeeps
ouiclsiiycr clean . the most powerful preeiPi.
tant now in use, and we have reduced inc price
to ESQ per ton. .r-
HIGGINS & CHAMPION.
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-WANTED,

eENTs-slo 70 $50 PER MONTH
A everywhere, Male and Female. 70 tntr9.
iucee the Feminine Improved MARsHALL sEW.
ING MACHINE This maehino Will satcn;
embtoidaf IN a most superior manner. Price.
only Si5: fully licensed and warranted for rye
years. We willpat$icoo for any machine. hien
price or low That xilT sew . stronger, more
beautiful or more elattie seam than onna. Y
hitch cad be cut, and stu the cloth car: : be
pulled apart without iosrlngi y. We pay agent.
400 tosS25o par month. and ixpepses. or .
Commission from which twice that arnonntc can
address S s. MARSHALL Il Co,
,.-.',- No, loa Nassau street. Now York:
cAUTToN.-Do- not be Imposed upon BY
other parties travelling through the country
palming,o6 worIhIe<t r:stjfon machine. under
the same name ~ otherwise. On. Is the only
gsnnine -snG really: cheap maeaAns manunc-
fured. - ~ 4. q. 49, apo
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G0LD AND SILVER

NWVUO nv -
D1Mtniurp Company - Location OF Works,
LyohC6ufty,, State of Nevada.-Notiee - here:
BY given, that Ct = meeting Of the Board Of
Tr6stass Of SaI3 Company, held on the Third
day or JUL, 1878, an assessment Of Seventy fire
per share was levied upon the cap
.itsI stock OF said company, payable Immedi.
ately, In United States gold coin, to the Secre.
tsry, At the ofice Of the, Company, No. $40
California street, Room No. s, San Francisco,
California, Any stock upon which said assess
tnent shall remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the
9Th day Of August, 1871, shall be deemed delin-
qsent, and will be duly adyertlscd for sale At
public auction, and unless payment shall be
made. before. will be- sold on M0NDAY. the 18th
day Of August, tS73. to payths delinquent asse;t
nent, together with costa Of advertising aiG
expenses Of gale. 100.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
.,-" GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
ofaec-RooSn 3, No. $40 California strect. San
Francisco, California. jy3 I'd
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Nkw YORK CON.OIIDATED

NKw YORK CONsOLIDATED
~ Mining Company.-N 3tice 10 hereby given
thatat a meeting ofthe Board Of Trnsrecs of said
Company. held on tue 2lst day Of June. 1872, an
assessment Of Fifly SOY Cents per rharc was
levied upon the capital stock Of snid Company
payable Immediately In United States gold coin,
TO the Secretary, At the ONCE OF the Company,
Room 81, Hsy~ard's Building; 40 California
street, San FraneIsco Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpsid on MONDAY, July. nd, lST2,
thail be deemed delinquent. and will be duly ad.
yertIsed for rale ct public auction. and unless
payment shall be. made before. will be sold on
FRIDAY. August 9th, 1879, to pay the Delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
II. c. KlBBE. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room q. Rayward:s Building. Nc. 4l9
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
-TVYENMAN sTIYRR INNING

UQompanyrLocakion Of Wofkf, Gold Hin,
E6t6rs4 Couny, State Of Nevsda:.Notiee.-
Escribed stock, on account OF assessmentEo. q,
Fleyiedt on the 18th day OF june, a. D. 1872, the
several MOUNTS set opposite the INIT u the
respo tive shareholders, As follows:
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N Company. Location Of works, American
Flat Mining District. Storey County, Nevada
Notiee.-Thero orc delinquent upon the follow
No. 8. levied on the SOth day OF Nay, 1874, the
several amounts set opposite the nance OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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MEETING.

OFFICE OF BELcHER SILVER MINING
" Company, San Francisco. April %, ls;a.-
In accordance with q resolution adopted at q
meeting VI the Board OF Trustees OF the Belcher
Silver Mining Company, held this day, q special
meeting OF the stockholders ofpaid Company 10
hereby called, the same TO b. held at The Office
OF the Company, Hay wards Building. 40 Cali
furnia stree g., San Francisco. California, MON
DAY, the 10th day Of May, 1874, at 2 o'clock p
NJ, TO take into consideration and decide upon
the proposition TO Increase the capital stock OF
said Company from one million and forty thou.
sand dollar-, divided into tsu thousand four
hundred shares Of the par value OF one hundred
dollars eaeh-ihe present capital stock-to ten
millions four hundred thousand dollars, divided
into one huudred and four thousau, shares Of
one hunured dollars each.
JOHN FRY,
4. K. p. HARMON,
j.. II DQBtNSON,
II. F. MORROW.
b F.. SHERWOOD,
apps I'd Trustees.
The above meeting Is adjourned till TUES
DAY. the 18th day OF June, AZ the same hour
and plsce. -.-g
The above meeting Is adjourned TIL THURS.
DAY, the 18th day Of July, al the same hour
and place. jesS I'd
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And In accordance With law and an order Of
the B's'd Of Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
juno. 4. d. 1872, so many shares or each parcel
If said stock rs may be necessary, win be tolda
oublic auction, at tho office OF the Company
ttonm No !, Exprcss Building, northeast corner
ci.co- CsL. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
august, 1872. At the hour of o'clock 7. u. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent asscssments thereon,
together With costs Of advertising and cxpen.
THos. j. OWENS, Secretary.
OHlce-No. ] Expross Building, northeast
corner Of Montgomery and California streets.
San Francisco. Cal. jy23 I'd
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FOR RENT,

THE SOUTH HALF OF TIRE LOWER
L Story Of DR.. Halls large New Bald. !
ing Is offered for rent on reasonable terms. IL
II comprises Q handsomely finished room 81 fet I
long ny Is teet wide. and II feet high, snd IN
we'll adapted for q store or salesroom. Il 10 cue
fofthe most eligible iocationsin G6,d HiE being
% Main stre~t, opposite the SKws otdee. In Tho
heart Of the town. Foe further particulars ap-
ySs DIR. J. Q. HALL
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C:RIWANTED.

AN AMERICAN on a1RNAE GIRL, TO
a 70 % s:s:Tsl ss',s.rSS6rxepSSd5 "a nm
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- 0-0rK

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
showing the asnber Of Rect asd snaIe
th, pdseipal Minss dealt II as tno %.
Franet,cs Stack asA KxchaaSe neA-e.
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HIGGINS & CHAMPION:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-04

A little incident at Montreal will serve
to illustrate how easily stories and ira
ditions OF miracles may have been start
ed. A cross of moisture has been
noticed to appear at night and disap-
pear in the morning. Many devout
souls were convinced that saint was
buried there and eager crowds came to
carry away the holy soil. The saint that
lay beneath proved to bo the intersect.
ing water pipes, which had defective
Joint that supplied the moisture for the
miracle.
Fully nine.tenths of the Democratic
newspapers in the United States are fa.
vorable to tho adoption of the Cincin.
natl nominations at Baltimore. Every
Grant paper in the country, without ex-
ceptlon, Is desirous that the Democrats
should nominate straight Democratic
ticket. The Significance of these facts
Is too obvious to require comment. They
tell the whole story in few words, and
80 plainly that no one can mistake its
meaning.
A New York letter says: "Cut-glass is
again becoming very fashionable, and
chandeliers, used quarter of century
ago, are now being gre-introirced. Tiffany
offers whole sets for boudoi. 8, including
tempting Venetian mirrors. At some Of
the recent dinner parties. glassware
entirely superseded china, the plates.
vegetable dishes, &c., being all OF solid
cut-glass. These we're. of course, most
brilliant and effective by gas-light."
A colored man, who had been turned
out of doors by his acting wife, in
Charleston, attempted to commit suicide
with laudanum. on Saturday last, but
the attempt was frustrated by police
man. The then sprang into we'll, and
was nearly drowned before he could be
extrics.ed. His dulcinea still insists
that he shall never return to her bed and
board.
In reply to congratulatory desnatch
from meeting of admiring Jerseymen.
the sage sent the following letter: :Look
out for the tricks of the enemy: am
taking it calmly; the tokens are unerr.
ing" This is the way the chairman
read it to the meeting: "Lift up your
fiddle-sticks while the air is balmy, and
look out ior rotten herring"
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Gen. Sheridan has information that
1000 Indians have declared war upon
the North Pacific Railroad, and he is
anxious to know where he is to get small
po1 enough to enable him to clean them
out.
An Ohio woman has planted three
husbands, and on the tomb. stone of each
she has placed the words: "We will
meet in heaven, husband DEAR, Looks
like trouble ahead, doesn't it?
Signo Brignoli has gone to Europe on
o professional tour. He expects to sing
in the leading opera houses III the old
world. His wife formerly Miss McCul.
locb) accompanies him.
An Illinois paper speaks of three men
who have gone crazy reccntly-'one for
love. one for religion and ono on general
principles. +"
Commander Charles Brand, a retired
officer of the Royal Navy, died on the Sd.
The deceased was present at the capture
OF Washington by the British, in 1914.
On looking over the inventory Of HE
wives the other night, Brigham Young
accidentally discovered that one of them
had absconded.
Why don't some sarsaparilla man war
rant his medicine to cure the eruption OF
Mount Vesuvius?
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tary Committee to day. He looks we'll !;
knows nothing about the disappearance
OF the Buel reoorda.

tary Oommlttee TO day. He looks we'll
knows nothing about the disappearance
OF the Buel records. III.
No American citizens are confined in
Canada on account of Fenian raids.
The Conference Committee agree to
twenty cents uniform tobacco tax, and
abolish bonded warehouses, with six
months to remove stores now held.
Nominations-Edmund johnson, OF
Virginia, Consul to Tampico; Julius A.
Shelton, Of Louisiana, Consul General to
Mexico.
Probabilities The area of low barome.
ter will extend. Monday night, over Lake
Ontario and Eastward over Southern
New England and the Middle States,
with fresh South-westerly to South east
erly winds; threatening weather and rain,
except in Virginia; partially cloudy and
clearing weather in the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, with light South west
erly winds; Northwesterly winds, clear
ing and clear weather, on Tuesday, in
the North h-west, on the upper lakes aud
upper Mississippi; South-westerly winds
and clear weather in the Ohio and Lowe,
Mississippi Valleys. No dangerous
winds are expected.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The General
Conference committee on the state of
the Church reported that all differences
between this church and the Metho odist
Church South were harmoniousIy set
tied, and they proposed committee to
confer with the leaders of the Church
South, to bring about fraternal relations
between the two churches. Several de-
legates spoke in favor of this project.
The report was unanimously adopted by
a rising vote.
Phelps, Dodge & Co., merchants of
this city, have caused the arrest of seve-
raj other merchants, on the charge of
oonspiring with their janitor to steal
their private correspondence, thereby
causing them serious loss in business.
DIR. Il. B. Irish and Mrs. Anderson
were arrested in Brooklyn CT the strength
of report of Prof. Doremus that he
found in the exhumed remains of Ed
ward 0. Anderson sufficient arsenic to
have caused death. The arrested parties
were some weeks ago charged by the IA
ther OF the deceased with his murder ny
poison. The parties were committed
without bail.
The Grand Lodge of Free Masons of
this State meets here tomorrow. Dele
gates will be present from the Grand
Lodges of England. Ireland, Scotland,
Prussia, Germany, Hungary. Italy, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Ottawa, Onta-
rio, and every State and Territory of the
United States.
CHARLESTON, June 3.-Arrived-steam-
ship South Carolina, New York; brig
Caroline Gray. New York; schooner Flo.
renee Rogers, New York.
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Miss Tennie O. Claflin now has an op-
Portunity to crafty her military am
bitlon, it she is not particular as to the
color OF her command. The 'Spencer
Grays. an organization OF oolored men.
has offered her the coloneloy of O reoi-
ment OF men of that race. As her sister
Victoria is on the same ticket with a
colored man, Tennie will doubtless no.
cept, and give satisfactory solution to
the conundrum, "Will the coming
female colonel ride astraddle?"
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State Of South Oarolina..Newberrv Co

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Achilles D. Lcve!ace, Plaintiff, ss.,net Abr.r,
Harris, Defendant. Summons fur Money
Demand. (Compluint not Serued.]
TO ABnAM HARRIS, Defendant in ti,is action:
VUU are summoned and required to an
Il awer the complaint in this action which
was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas for Newberry County
on the 18th day OF April, A. D. 1872. and 10
serve copy OF Your answer OH the sub
scribers, at their Office, at Newberry Court
House, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the sorvics Of this summons on you ex.
elusive OF the day Of service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for tine sum ot three
hundred sud thirty-nine 100 dollars and
costs. SUBER Il CALDWELL
Plaintiff's ATTORNEYS
Newberry G. H.. May l3. 1871 May s6
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Ciacius Witte-otherwise known as CleH,ens
Olacius and Arnim F. Witte-plaintiffs.
against A. Harris-otherwiss known "a
Abram Harris-defendant Summons for
Money Demand.-I Complaint not Seyued
Tc a. HARRIs-otherwise known AZ AnRAM
MISUNDERSTANDING in this action:
" W are hereby summoned and required
Il 70 answer the complaint In this aution.
whlch has been fled in the Office OF The Clerk
oi the Court OF Common Pleas for the said
county, and to sorve q copy OF your answer on
the subscrlbers. at their Office, at Newberry
Court House. in the County and State afore-
said, within twenty days after the service OF
This summons on you, exclusive of the day OF
service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you for the sum OF one hun
dred and seven dollars and fifty .seven
cents, with interest at the rate of one per
cent. per month from the fifteenth day OF
September, one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy-One, and COSTS
BAXTER & TOMBSTONE.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
Dated 18th May, 1879
To the defendant. A. HARnrs-otherwise
known as ADRIAN HARRIS: n
Take notice that the summcns. OF which
the foregoing is copy, WAS filed in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com mon Pleas for
Nowberry County. on the Gath day Of April.
1872. BAXTER d JOHNSTONE.
may 10 s6 PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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CUBAN GAMBLERS EM1aRAr1Na TO THE
UNITED STATES. O fortnight ago
the Spanish authorities caused descent
to be made simultaneously on the many
gaming houses in that city. We are
told that over hundred professional
gamblers were arrested, besides q great
number of persons who we're .assisting'
at the varions sports. It appears that O
number of officials have become default
ers in large sums belonging to the Go
vernment. and that the origin of their
misdeeds had been traced to the faro
banks, the roulette wheels and the
monte tables. Hence tho sudden reso.
luton Of the authorities to break up the
gambling business in Havana, and the
late sum mary action pointing to that
end. The officials agreed to release the
captured gamblers on one condition,
viz: that they would depart from Cuba
within specified time. This offer was
accepted and the exiles decided to select
New York as their future residence. The
New York Times objects to this in vigor-
GUS languarge, and declares that their
company is not at all desired.
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A row occurred in Dan Rice's circus
tent. during performance at Baxter
Springs, Kansas, on the 23d ult., be-
tween City Marshal Baxter and some Of
the circus men, during which one of the
Rroprietors, Spalding, and Ring-master
Ierwilger were killed. The tent was
packed full at the time. and, as might be
expected. the excitement was immense.
rhe screaming and fainting OF the ladies
ana children was huge, while the oolored
brethren made q bee-line in body from
tnat tent. and, if reports are authentic,
are running yet.
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CALIFORNIA CorroN experiment
of raising cotton in California, (says the
New York Daily Buletin,) for which that
State has long been regarded as peculiar
~ adapted. from the advantages of soil
and climate, has been renewed this year
on more extensive scale that hereto
fore. and under circumstances that pro-
mise definite results. In the river bot
tom lands In Mercer County and Mari
posa Greek, quite extensive patches of
land have been planted with cotton. and
one party planted no less than 400 uores
Small parcels of land have also been
planted in other parts of the State. The
points that remain undetermined chiefly
relate to the economic production of the
staple, the experiments heretofore being
directed for the most part to the question
OF the adaptability of the country for
Its production. It now only remains to
show that the staple can be profitably
cultivated, aud this point will soon be
ascertained by the results of the grow
ing crops, But even under the most
favorable auspices it is likely to be many
years before the proper labor can be OBJ
tained to rank California among the
great cotton-produoing States.
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CoLoRRD KU KLUx.-A genuine Ku
klux outrage, (says the Augusta CAroni
Gle. Of yesterday the first which has
ever occurred in Isichmond, was perpe.
trated in this County, yesterday morn.
ing. The victim Q: Tho klan vas 9
coIored citizen named David Royals. and
the following is his account of the
affair: Royals is employed by the Port
Koyai railroad Company, and has been
at work near Sand Bar Ferry. short
distance below the city. Yesterday
morning he felt unwell, and determined
to come to town and remain until Mon
day. When he left his own squad he
was ]eered good deal for leaving work,
but no act Of violence was attempted.
While coming up the road, however, he
was seen by another squad or company,
the members of which abandoned their
work and barred his passage. They in
formed him that he would not be allowed
to pass until he had received u whip
ping. He resisted, and drew knife
with which to defend himself. One OF
the party, man named Dick, struck
him violent blow in the side with the
handle OF shovel, and the others over.
powered and disarmed him. He was
then placed in convenient position and
soundly logged with leather strap.
After the whipping he knocked down
one OF tho party, but was badly beaten
over the head by two or thres others.
lie finally made his escape and ran
away, his tormenters throwing their
shovels at him as he ran. If the mans
story is true, he has been treated in a
most outrageous manner, and should
have extended to him tho protection Of
the law.
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Notice.

u,ur aa U0Lua BlA, 8. O.. JUNE l.. 1872:
Il in business blr. JOHN L. GYLEs. The
general Grocery business will hereafter be
conducted by the firm Of HOPE l. GYLES.
June 3 EDWARD HOpF