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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13
IN CHANCERY AT CLINTON,

IN CHANCERY AT CLINTON,
Anderson County. Tennessee.
WHEREAS. R H Gratz g Psrdicarkis ! A e e Rich
John q Redding. Chas r Morrell, Thoe Magill. and
Charles Steward, have fled their petition for, a
Charter of Incorporation, to- be knoWn as :, The
Ing for the corporate rights Of railroad mining and
manufacturing company in Anderson and the adjacent
connties commencng in the Mountain Fork of Poplar
Creek near Dunnavan's Gap, in Anderson county.
This Is therefore to notify all persons toa pear before
the said Chancery Court on the LIST Mond in Deem
Der next to show why said prayer should not be
granted and letters Of should not issue,
or said petition I'll % proceeded with ex parts:
thirty days in the Knoxville Tenn) Daily Chronicle.
October 31st, 1872.
copy Of the order. Test;
dSOd VIM. II. WHITS0N, Clk 4 Master
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-13
Patent Paint.
YOU CAN YOUR OWN PAINTING USING
q B A ID L EY'S
PATENT ENAMEL PAINT
Made from Pure White Lead LnSeed Oil and Zinc.
The Baltimore Catholic Mirror

We@day attention testimonials
oG this ss " t &
anbe
quar-
dngou
Pea 1n S3 when
will
E. From Shet
o house. prodh hlatst
aHE erGOmks
strong
VIC ud IS o
kegandba spedme dpch tfnnhhei grak.
c. p. KIM hit,
d3m-w9m w ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
A Rare Opportunity.

GENTLEMAN largely engaged in active business, who has for Is
WEARS past owned and occupied FINE COUNTRY HOME
STEAD reree comfort popular line Of railroad N
,tsr,.v tlNE HOUR FROM TIKI CITY. in locality en-
, f, nom malaria nHsSOe Will oWiag 70 business FsIaire
-. 80 emily changes dispose d t FAVORABLE TEbds
- MICH BELOW the value Of snail piois IN the vicinity
R HOMESTEAD contains about 100 ACRES aHosr TIE best
STAT Of cultivation employing ~ persons including The Arnsf
80 ,FaNSION il eoraous surro1rded with abundance Of
1890 and deeduous trees srrubberr hoNei nut and veg
.bI, rasdeus in order and unsina rsfsy TIE DE-
acHEp COTTAGES gardener eoaehHan and aHn hep
Cg HogsE Of capacity hledi BARNS aDo FAhA BUILD
,xcs an. All asapk ana IN good oTr Win good h
ne ee IL sus,sining inuang liberal family srpeHd-
- n. propey an within Of uis Of $50 railroad sis'Ous
- iti. nile q projected and - IN The van Of IN
tlsi eves nov osua ~ saTantageoas divided 10 VILLA
Plots br apv one hsyng 70 bring then nto ne market
pOseESsION had and horses anl eAiis Of pooc
aoes srragss wagons farming utensils he bouEh si satisfactory
-. ApEsIRABLK PROPERTY IN THR CITY may BE- TAKEN
rs LIEU OF CASH FOR OSBTHRD balance remain on mort
.r. For farther address W. L. boz I,752 ~ f0kh
r. o. or spFy tho underHsd who vii eve permits " see 'h'
''''''V ANSON S. BROWN. A FINEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

TRAINS LRAvR NETWORK
For Nss-Haven ana bridgeport (RLL liz IRIS (Exl
Ok 5:ts. - ~ ando ihLl n
For Aioc sraiisIa fHFte Southport and Wespor l:oA
fo south sorssl Ok 30 Ii3O n, I2Is CgIl (EL ia
~ or; so, SO an tAIl ? n "a.
PoT stamford EIl, 3 lilo lEl5 lEI 2s lEr) 6t5
f.30 Erl 4;a5, 531 $50 s.l5, 3 (BTl p
For srsszwieh nersasts staaoa g. 3o Ria s4s
cas- 5.Jn e.U us p H. - -
SUNDAY Traiu caves ryerseven;hst AeS-lo1 Il ~ T
Bssfon wa both spnugfeli Line and shore Line
49, CONNECTING TRAINS
f0r Boston va ernrgfeh a. n and p n
foE boston q onore Line. y IS and
for Hartford Ana sprnrfsd, a "a l-;l9 Aha p
Fas Connecticut River Rars1d lA9 u 70 h"itnsmptoe
: D II 10 M0utrral.
For hartford Providence and Hlhkn Railroad 1918
6oruca A1d ff0faeace III
:, 10 Nsx London AMI Eorwicb, p n
Serhaven Northampton Railroad ms p n 70 North
mi and Wiisusburgb 49, ,.t-ra--..,
and n
Por Hsugtuck Railroad n knd ~ ~ % Natefoary
For DanbUrT ana Esrvait RairOAe a zs AM 40 p n
Pr HevCanasn Railroad, 4 m, lAi3 An1AD p m
nss sleeping Cars sitaehst 70 Tran ana s % sun
day Tran ether Line DaS1ngOo@ Gar ai-eAs 70 9e'
a and } n. Trains 49,. -. - -. - -,
the DEPOT q fsrk and Esr Haven cor Iusniysvnth
and Pourhar the Oness q the New fork Transfer Ca
(ods Erpre. No. az broadway an No tousi Drooyn and
notice have thsI basfss esa o sa seoac
Dss Hslstkes " stsEEstfh 'AASc XVII eWe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
NEW SUMNER RESORT.
~ OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOusk'

Via Kingston. n. Y.
elegant Hoisl The Of the taisfh fsnge ~ ~
above greatly enlarged and improved aDd oP.n
June IS Eevf0st City b. three hgan thsr am nmls
place has tine scenery Al The nofn eonen
Including telegraph b. raj 70 hebaoe na "
miles, 70 v esf HnTJ miies b pfoefstef s~ts@
JOHN L LAsHER 4 Co. PIsybs,sn, wseefssl, ,. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
steamhoats ano Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

u
PROvrr,E>rcF ROSTON. WOBCESI Ell
.. PER -, =. a. .ost Of aa.lisas-- m
Calm BOSTON. a. - 70 fhoHt..ss.,,ceSv
Ff Il orsrf rss Counee Providence Eh Boston am 10y
Prov worcester & r sior AL mrof.at y hAs .l ~
NENFRAL RAILROAD OF new ERSEf:-
PASSENGER rd Pehi Depot sew-iork. foot Of IN tI ~.
meets sf sorere Bznch r. L. II Hampton JUNCTION ~
ID. Druac LsrkaUauua and Wcseru Ralrua - flslHf, M
Lahieh qui srsTueh1unn Division snf 70 tas0n VII N
and reel ne 20 fiitDl
without chan r. care. 20 Cln Fenusania ana
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIE WEST.
SUMNER ARilANGAhthE
Commencing June }, Leave New -forl a. olnss:
s,s5 m.-WsT Tram Tor soraerTile rnd ffsr on
m.-Far EaHon Bethlehem, BAH. MaHea uns Nizesoar
cifr Carmel Heton TunEharn@t IoEanA
Wsgerr H. Csnness q Junction WITH DEL Vest r r.
m-Moraug Express daly Except suuda'sl, Tor Ltsson
AneutoTn HarrshaV and he West Connects ~ SousrIe Tor
Pennington Tor Maueh Caunk WsebaTc, "llAnlporh
1910 "a. m-way TaiB for SomerTills
u m.-WsT Tram Tor Ezston.
pmPor eminson Eastou Asnovn Nsush Chank, Aahanoy
Civ Ha1eou wnkesharre scranton Reading Columbia Laaea
Erhrata. PottsYille Harrisburg H.
nv and 2.2Q p m.-FaT Pl4Ia1e1.
4pm-Per somsrvla
sp nFsr Eason Allentown md Mach Ch1nk Cornects at
Jan Eifh Del. Lack. & Wet X X
s. ~ Soucrviile and Fltlningteu
q. m.-f1r somcryine
Ok m-EVBEING EXPRESS daily r Easton Bs'hshen, Aea
Readns Harrisburg Psburgh, Chicsso, and CHeiHnaL
m.-For somcrTllc.
7.j0 n.-lElngr antl-For Baston-
ard il.l0 p m-F0r Fairfield .-
For Elizabeth sss5, OBS O. s. zoo, 7sl3, 49, SD BOD y ~
looO oj0 n - l2:o1 n, lztS' ~ 80 ~ -. -
10. 500. lOgl. l:J0. 1900 D.
Tcsets m ohned At the oee n he Central Rsi
H'''' anu r 2. KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. June "a. 1872.


There was but a small attendance at me
Exchange this morning, and the transae Ions "oi'
small importance. viz:
BY Joseph Mcclure. legal sale. by order OF 1u'lus
LYON referee the l-story brick building ana io i'A
ON the north side Of Onehundred se7 W
pkg feet west OF Tr6ave L. Van Brandens'ei"' 'o
~ lanes NJ Miller legal sale. by order Of Thomas n
Iandon, referee, house aud ct "a m fee4 vest
side al Ope-huudred md sevcnteenti - Aoe' "eS'
OF Thrdavc.. % Mary Ann Phelan, ier ss;'y ~; -
BY D NJ s,a9 1; me southwest corner Of Tenth
ave and Iawrencest, II feet 20 lho1es on .e etStt
Jet iec S Siec 10 and over and above mortgage Of
81 500 together with past due interest rom Jly ISss u
'g T1is soiew1ng private sales are reported:
Fsrhteen lots on Ono-hundred and thirty fourth ana
lots on each street,
Commencing Iq5 feet east Of seventbave each 25xl0l
Tor s5o0 per lot These lots we're e4gt ny 'De peSeD'
The block containing q lots located oetMeen Oe .
hundredand thirty ghth ana ~
ninthsts Eighth ana New Tor ST. Nicholas avenues Tor
f-Ft fnn lois on the west rde Of Madison-sve. be-
tween seveuty-sixth and Seventy seventhss togetht
wh the improvements thereon, being the residence OF
nv Fr,edmapEFonr fuI lots on the northeast cor
ner OF Ffthave. and One-hundredananlne'een
Jcre. johnson. ir had a small local sale at Railway,
n j. ON saturday ast which resulted IN dsposng Of 20
lots t total of $3.50 The were all residents OF
The vicinity. Below We give particulars
We will report the result OF the safe held To-Day az
Park Ridge n. J.. by Messrs. A. d. Meck Jr q Bro
Ncssrs A. D. aellick. IT.. & Bro. invite those who
take interest shore properties, 10 accompany
them on excursion and attend safe or vita piots,
which % take place tomorrow (Euesdl, uy ordeI on
the Stafford Land Company, al MaunahaW ln on batnt
rat Bay N j. The steamer Jesse Hoyt has been
Chartered viii leave THIS city. from the foot OF
Murravst.. ~ o'clock a. M Full particulars ana ne
tickets he obtained upon application aJ the ONCE VI
the auetioueers. a. per advertisement
Attention Is directed 70 Real Estate adVerilseneht'
headed q" A Rare Opportunity -
Auction sale of lots at Railway, SATURDAY JUNE & ~
Jerc. johnson. r..
Hughes ..'-.''''''-'
la Of RuherfoId-st IN per foot Jones' ~
iut. LulheTsi. az Y 81 pei foot ial e Co.. %
90 Si5 80 peg foot Alex btrinaofN'-' 90
Rutlsrorst III Scott. ss-.- 4gs
a ID hut.eurdst hScoIt-
ot of Fatersent. Geo " ~
sales - take place:
Tsssd1r. Jrns D.
BY Jcre. johnson ~, the premises a. Ba7 Soe l. L. 90
and 80 fronts. belonging .o the ncAt
estlte so by orr Of james B4cEvei also The heke
ous COTTAGE. the farm house. . .
Bs NeisE ir Bo on The premise 81 AhnsnsTLn sia
l7 order of the Stafford Land Co.. several no
ho,s oalng po porno Of The property OF IT, y" camp
Be- j.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
Gcunirr Real Gstaic for Sale.

Gounirr Real GstGie for Sale.
- T NORWICH, GONNA first class resi-
denee or ale being t iues oclted 10 the CIV iou1s
hons. Il ros heed br Rss Apparutns bath
- 49, 81 56rl. mined ate rosou great photo
graphs With hobhAI =. alLLIn,- ~
TOR SALE-At Monroe, n. Y, two-stOry and
basement HOUSE. 3r2i rooms water 10 the hoase
marble antes .ort 0fhouse shade and ut
trees. walk n depot WI De soa very low
Apglr 70 BLACKWE ELL a. ca. Is LoeitT-sth r.
NOR SALF-STOCK or GRAIN FARM, two
mics Knderho0k Statoni y VII rFe and sab
stauis bHaugs splendid order Adires "a IEKsuh lhoA Co
Paterson n J. or Ohce. l3s Chsmbersst nj
HOTEL for SALE-Large, frst-class, fully
furnished ready for guests a. pgl1lr saiengpaoe N New
y0rk Stale Particulars Of rutland kNHlIAG2 Bee1ma1-.t
TOR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT on Hudson 4
or more acres ver 'front.' very cheap ca GREEN Nvact n l.
l. " sTEvrysoS H. srETcsoS, Aitorney-aI-LaE.
STEVENSON & Co.,
- REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
Galveston. TerAA
RErxHrycEs Geo Coe Prs cent American Brhangs sa3k y
Y T. Krtc1un 90 A. Z Masea Ne u souh-sti y l.
A. " " Van Yuchien. "a PI1esL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

D. JOHNSON r., Auet0aee-.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, JT,
I'D fSuecessor 70 johnson a Mlerl
Nc - SAssAU-sT.. CEpAR-sr.. SEv.I s....
Real Estste promptly sold and Exchanged Auction sAia o. '
Furnure Merchandise. Dc
I EWIS +. WOOD. AuctiOneer.
Il WILL CONTINUE TIE SALE OF
. 600 VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS
IN th. town or GRFEYvULR HUDSON COUNTY. Y J. on
WEDNESDAY June o. al p o'clock On IN premises -.
mis- 0-orer-v rnrure OF he most Desirable real e -
Offered HUDSON The location D. dehghual "a h-h e-
will an r1nde The City and Bay Of SeN-lo BrooAn AAH
m ,o- o. The Central Railroad o. NeV-Jeey is on gig noeTfT.
re m 70 daily trains each way between SeWforE snu uIetnu
The tine from Lberiysi SeWior 10 1een'e slAeoI
MINUTES s1d The fare 10y errlrseu ucfeisl O ceAtA
TERMS SALE
Op. cash woirds bond and nortsnge toi lies
~ a. rpr,-re
WOOD Aucruneer No 7a hortE1nrlsi jersey Nl % W - ~
STRONG NO. " Fr~rT-sf. NeE-lo-t-
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Gtcurslons.

=
GRAND EXCURSION TO CONEY ISLAND.
VI steamer GEN sBDGwICK flves SeE-iorE for COMFY
ISLAND EVERY DAY, from June ll a. ioiloss;
Chrsforte--st, BIS m. P.era. y. 4. 9;5l a. n
Cbust1pner.st. ~ noon; Pier g. y. R. l1:l5 p
Chr.tonhef-st. 9 3. 10. Pier T. y. X, 80 p n
Frtn lup ON Pier :, n. 4, p n
Leaves Concv Island Tor Nesl0rk .oo H. E3O n tEha
nj TIE FTtr, Irips VII commence after June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
OCEAN HOTEL,
" Late Corinental.
Long BRANCH
Open De WEDNESDAY. 10Th
Eupsnar aeco for families and Fentemtn
CHARLES 4 WARREN LkLAND Managers
SURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,

through baggage checked Hotel BY soHth Side RAoa
from Roossvelis EevYort md 30 p The only pae
where hay obtain relief The 81
BATHING . the best in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
IEw-YoRK AM. NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y. ls7L


P.ss,ss-- sssa Eer-TOrk corner Of Twenty eveuh az
Fourtbsve. EEtr1uce Twenty seventies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
Citp i1ropertr 10 frt.
Real gstGte TO gtrharer

I ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight lots
II eadng in Brokyn EXCHhGh ioT COZ hlhl
RESIDENCE EeHJesey The Hudsoa hour rom TIE ety.
EULAND a WHITING Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
Goaro duo Rooms.

EIRST-CLASS and PRIVATE BOARD on
Ber-rauts Island. Lab hagAisolg, ~ D. = 5olr o1 Bia
g. r. T. User H. r. tuael ian i.r ah1l te
fre M ruusetee. r1uel cunning ds1nE AL beating Appl
10 Mn. CAMILLA BERTRAND, DriEssr.ls. n :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW-YORK CORK ASD LIVERPOOL.
NV AND FILL-POWBRED STEANSHIPN
OCEANIC BALTIC ADRIAuc
REPUBLIC CELTIc MAJESTIC ATLANTIC
sou bur'-a-1t0 b. D eaea
Sailing RON Nes fofk >Art RDAia Lverpoo ca THURS
DAYS. and C0rS Hsrbor ~ ol0xlEe.
REPUBLIC SATURDAY, June o. . l2.3lp n
BALTIC. SATURDAY. July O. al n 10 a 10
ATLANTIC. sAIl RDAi. July q. q
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, July q at ll.00 a
frOtu the Write Dock Pasoraa Ferry Jss.sy CIV
PassengeE acoonlslous icT All cassea
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.
kaoonA stste-fooms smoking hahoosas II nshr 49,
eu where east motion M Surgeons socau,
-
RArKS-Ssoau go goM Sie,rsge en- eurr,ae, rhO.. .e
prepaid certificates SO currency
ras-snSsn ookei O al ar,s Auer,ea Para H.ueu
Aorway sweden luta Australia China &c
Aregrson tickets grauie1 a. rates
DrAts lvm Al upWara-
FOR hspeoa Of plane and other ann, Al "a. can....
S1ees Nc. " BrsstUay, Ssu.lOSk j. ~ sPARKs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

Irrc johnson 81. she az baT Noe T. t. % -e
and go FRONTS belonging .o the ncAt
sold
oue cottage ana the farm house. .
b. Nrsk ir the premises 81 hsnnshsw1in sta
order of the Stafford Land Co.. several n1H
Daing plots parnous Of The property w. y" camp
be-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

z. A. LAwRKScR, AHnoneef
DY RI. WILLIAMS & Co., 112 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

NOODSBURGH PAVILION.
w WOODsBU RGH LONG ISLAND
TWO MILES FROM ROCkANA az,
OVERLOOKING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
THIS MAGNIFICENT HOTEL open ior he reception OF
g en- te reached South Side Railroad or Long Island Railroad
IL rains dai7 sunday trans stop AZ Nooa.1g. 81
WACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
w Go.as Bnige Wesieeser County Y vl open June 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
Dor SOVTHANPTOF AND BREMfN
The DEUTSCHLAND Cart A. A. p Nernshef ~ sa
SATURDAY q from Bretcrn p zoos 1hra.
Hoboken % be- followed Dr
SteAmnp HASsA r. Bnekensts4n, TUESDAY. Jgr2
RATES OF PASSAGL TO LONDON HAFRE. And BREhES,
tPAY4BtE l GOLD OR ils EQUIVALENT ~ crKHfScIl
b.. To-
Second ca1ir ~
Fer freight passage. ap- 70 OkLhiSab Co, Ageris,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

PATLnIE Gold cAiAH1 ~ '-'-1 a.
FIRST CABlN........... 50 stElliA 20
p4'n-'''''''''''' o. 70 q
p,sssrres 49,, -ssres have HamotEs, aHe--l ''N-' -
Denmark. az rrdurei rltea 49,. A.. 1900. isL.ar "a
dauglt a. m2tefa-0 '-~--' "
sstd gr their lien1> ,..... - ,,.ls "a Hasfs srt
n-rfs 'f.ra.l o. lowest rates
For further iuiJr11- Fprlr a the C0mnauTle Otes
JOhN q. DALI Avsat No. IS DfoadyaT n =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

NEW-JERSEY sou T HERN RAILROAD
~ LINE-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NEN-JER-
Sly SOUTHERN RAILROAD it, BRANCHES AM CONNECTIONS
Sers connecting with trains Per %, North
River. g follows:
PLYMOUTH ROCK. SIS n, through % Delaware Bay.
Jesse HOYT a. II Waret0Eu, via Toms River.
PLYMOUTH ROCK D. a. through Delaware Bay. (On and
sner l6h INST EXPRESS o Long Branchl
JESSE HOYT % WAl-IhAlh % Long branch 0nlF On
Is SEQ AMI D n eonnec; for Red Bank and the
Port Monmouth
An trans stop . Long Branch.
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hook good for either
Tue IOo'' G. W BESTLEY General Manager Broadway.
D AGENT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
WISH To sRIs5aN YovNa,

The second day we made the nc
.quaintance Of MI. Street Since de-
ceasedl and put on white shirts and
went and paid a visit to the king. He
seemed a quiet, kindly, easy-manner-
ed, diguiied old gentleman OF fifty
five or sixty, and had a gentle craft In
his eye that probably belonged there.
He was very simply dressed and was
lust taking Off straw hat as We enter
ed. He talked about Utah aud the In
dians and Nevada and general Ameri-
can mstters and questions, with our
secretary and certain Government off,
clals who came with us. But he never
paid any attention to me. nothwitle
standing I made several attempts to
"draw him out" on Federal politics
and his high.handed attitude toward
Congress. I thought some Of the things
| said were rather flno. But he merely
looked around at me, Mt distant inter-
walls, something as I have ecu u benig-
nant old cat look around to sec which
kitten was meddllng with her tall. By
and BY I suLslded Into an indignant
silence, and 10 sat until the end, hot
and flushed, execratlng him In my
heart for an Ignorant savage. But he
was calm. His conversation with
those gentlemen flowed on as sweetly
and peacefully a. a Summer brook
When the audience was ended and We
were retiring from the presence, he
put his hand on my head, beamed
down OIL me In IN admiring way, and
said to my brother: "Ah-your-
child. l presume. Boy or girl?"-
Mark Tudfn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
InYa HENS.
rreom the 1pdepepdsa. Of Saturday.

From the Independent OF oatuluAyJ
The Kearsarge property, at the re-
cent sale In bankruptcy. was purchased
for $23, 900 by J. Frank, Of San Fran
cisco, who Is presumed to represent
Rothschlld & Co.. to whom has been
assigned most of the claims against the
concern. We trust that the new own
ers, should the sale be confirmed, will
Immediately proceed to business. The
resumption Of active operations, with
q dead certainty Of success under com
petent management, isa matter Of faI
more Importance than any division
among creditors Of the proceeds Of this
sale. sSs.ef Is
Smith s. Engle, at the Black Rock
saw mill, have q fayorite old OK. This
old fellow got terribly demornllzed
during tho big earthquake. Ever since,
when a little shake would come, III
would fall down and stick mp his heels
as an intlmatlon that lie had sol
enough. That's his way OF expressing
his fright-of throwing up the sponge
and 1t Ia a better way than getting
drunk, as some folks did. 7,
An extensive strike Of lead Is an.
nounced In the Union mine, Cerro
Gordo. It occurs in the lowest work
ings, aud will doubtless -incite other
mine-owners to still deeper prospect
Ing. Both furnaces have been repair.
Ing for a few days past. Nh
We continue to have n little "trcm-
bier" occasionally. A relapse Into the
old state OF affairs was threatened one
night this week, there being three OF
four shakes in close order, but that was
oil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
AHoRovs COMPETITION.

A correspondent writes to tho Man.
kato jMinn.) Union Of n widow, who.
resides In q certain town In Winona
county, who had been wooing two
young strlplings, the one ten and the
other eleven years her junior. Both
the lads happened to meet the lady at
the same time, and both were On the
GRAND Of deciding upon the day for
celebrating the nnptlals, as each had
the encouragement to believe himself
the favored sutton. The widow herself
was undecided and n scene Of tears
gave a momentary relief to the heart
%throbbings of the two young lovers.
Finally she chose tho younger Of the
two, and they parted for the night. In
tho morning the discarded lover be-
thought himself Of his photograph aud
ring, still In the possession Of the lady.
He went to the lady to obtain them,
and again sought favor In her eyes.
She yielded, and promised II he should
get his license first she would marry
him. He left on tho afternoon train
for Winona to procure the license, and
noticed his rival on board, who was ON
the same errand, but evidently knew
nothing Of the new bargain. As soon
as the train arrived, the lover who
held the latest promise pushed for the
clerks office and obtained his license.
and just rs he was retiring tho rival
entered and applied for a license to
marry the same woman. Our hero
who had obtained tho license was
bound to press his advantage, and In
stead Of waiting for the morning train,
which would bear his rival home, he
footed 1t homo through the mud the
samc night, and secured his prize the
next morning by marrying the "grass
,viddar.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION Of 1872 AT PARIS.

The Universal Exposition which Is
to be open from the 18th Of July to the
lst of September, 1872, in the Palace
Of Industry Mt Paris. has been every
where welcomed with great sympathy,
and Its success will be complete, not
wlthstanding the short time which pre-
cedes Its opening. Diplomatic aid has
been pretty generally promised to the
work prosecuted by the National Soci-
city for the encouragement Of Indus
trial Laborers. The entire press lends
It its aid We have seen all the papers,
from Siam to Venezuela, give 1t their
patronage. The whole world gives
proof Of its sympathy for tho City Of
Paris, by holding It an honor to figure
In this impoverished Exposition. Re-
quests for admission have como to the
managers of the society Whose office Is
No. q Chaussee d'Antin street, Paris.
not only from Belgium, Holland, Den
mark. England, Spain. Portugal, 1t
ally. Turkey, Austria, Switzerland and
Russia, but also from Central Amer
lea and Asia. There Ia reason to fear
that the Palace Of Industry will be too
small, and the philanthroplc society
which has taken the initiative In this
private work Is making preparations
for tho construction OF spacious an
nexes. The railroad aud maritime
transportation companies have con-
sented to make large deductions of
rates on goods intended for the Expo
sition, both In going and coming.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
ctuREKA ITEMS.
From the Eureka Sentinel, May AL

From the Eureka Sentinel, May AL
A brute In human form attempted
70 commit u rape OH u Shoshone squaW
back Of Chinatown yesterday. Hell
cries attracted Deputy Sheriff Van
Alstine aud George Stoddard. Of the
Palace Saloon, who marched the beast
off to the lookup. We presume a com
plant will DO lodged against him Ia
Judge Adams Court.
We understand that work il to be
resumed this week OIL some mines be-
longing to Alec 0'Neil and Others,
situated In the Diamond range, a little
north Of Hunters ranch, on the old
road to Hamilton, Considerable ore
Of high grade was developed In those
mines last season.
Sheriff Kane, Of Lincoln county,
will In a few days start for the peni'
Tertiary with the following prisoners
Bagley, sentenced for n year; Ken
nedy ono !; Jones, five; Merry, five.
Three Of Pritchard's big teams,
loaded with machinery for the Meadow
Valley Company. at Phoebe, passed
through Eureka yesterday.
Major o. NJ. Whitlock, one Of the
pioneer musicians of the Pacific coast,
died In this place on Sunday night.
Judge James Hardy came through
on yesterdays stage from Phoebe. He
Is Ell route for the Bay.