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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-17
Facts for Reflection.

1t will be gratifying to the many policy
holders of the Universal Life Insurance
Company to know the brilliant progress
that popular company is making in the
Memphis department. The following
shows a comparison of new business
done from January LIST to June LIST, 1873,
with the same period for 1872: 1872
2lO policies, insuring $S60,500; 1873
396 policies insuring $l,276,OO0, gain
ing i86 policies and $4l5,50O of insur'
ance. When taken into consideration
that this department is not yet two years
old. and the scarcity of money, will not
its progress challenge that of longer es-
tabished offices in Memphis2
This rapidly growing business is due
to the satisfactory plans and simple con,
tracts issued by the Universal, coupled
. 18th the efforts and labors of corps OF
,tlemanly agents. A few kind words
se each Of our policy holders to their
rum and neighbors will enable US to
lrlenuS our already brilliant success. 1t
e !. o.,. "a upauy, and with your aid we
70 4 Jul e second to none in the coHn-
try. 4uo+s NTH
/ am prepare 10 mani "A' 49, az Trr;.
experienced men to represent tne UNI
versal in Tennessee or Mississippi Know iI Y;
ing that, with energy and work, t 5ed
labors will be handso. uely reWarueu,
Last year three agents app 'inteu Dy cue cue
won the three following of si.N prizes . ~.
best work sent to the compan, us
prize, $1,000 cash; third prize, 81 W. an an.
fifth prize, $75. The same opportL nlly
is again offered this year. For partic'V
lars apply to or address
SAMUEL l. KNIGHT,
Manager for Miss, Tenn. and Ark, 80
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. l9t
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apparel

DEMoREsT' monthly magazine for
July has just been received and is for
sale at Lieben's and other news depots.
This is capital number, adorned with
colored fashion plates, accompanied
with various patterns, cuts, etc, and
we'll filled with excellent reading matter
for the family circle or general reader.
Demorest's Young America is a good
little magazine for the young folks, and
will be found instructive as well as en-
tertaining and amusing.
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For sale at a bargain.

Beautifulrockaway, harness and team;
the owner shortly intending to leave the
city. Will sell either separate, if de-
sired. Apply at Manhattan Bank, No.
II Madison street. 1871
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once; No. 1S Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Il M HIS:
Tuesday Evening. June IL, 1873.

P1TTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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LIVERPOOL. June ". lli0 Am. = coiten
opens quiet. Uplands, s'699di Orleans. VS.
9Ad.
1850 p.m.-Cotton IL dull. uplands. SO
I'd, Orleans. gis99td. Sales, 1000, Of which
800 were for export and speculation.
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WHITE jeans drawers, slightly dam
aged, at 10 cents.
95 SPRoULE & MCCowN.
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"a FRIEND in need is a friend in
deed" and such friend is Helmoold s
Buchu to the unfortunate sufferer who
has been sowing his wild oats. War
ranted to cure all diseases Of the kid
news and urinary organs. Look cut for
oounterfeits. Genuine has private pro-
prietary stamp of II. 7. Helm5old on
each bottle. Directions accompany.
Sold by all druggists. John f. Henry
New York, sole agent. cod
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A YOUNG
w man. To take charge Of a market garden;
no objection 70 driving wagon, Address
g2.9S j. NJ. b.. this Office.
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XxTANTRD-T0 TRADE A HORSE AND
w buFry for saddle horse. Apply az 100
front street. WV
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ENTRANCES from Main or Madison to
Miller's "Cut or saloon. "
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MuIEa's Cat or saloon. in rear Of
the German National Bank, Is the plaee.
-
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eBelow bench mark.
tBel0w high water Of 1871.
Blank (....,.l indicates no report; cipher (O)
stationary; ~ rising.
IOficiail s. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. u. s. A.
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NGTANTED-A NO. / WHITE FEMALE
w cook, for a small French family. Apply
at cel Shelby street. or at 2d9Ss Main street, NJ
stairs, WI
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AOsInEss AoUsEs.


TITANTED a NURSE TO ATTEND A
w ease OF smallpox. None but an expe..
reneed one need apply male Preferred, YAH
AZ second door on South tucct IRON coFnef OF
shelby for information. WI
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Hebrew orphan Asylum Picnic
Continued on Wednesday, June IS, 1873,
Al James Park. All white tickets good
on that day. -
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NITANTED-A FEW B0ARDERs AT THE
w morris Farm" during the summer
months. ID II y pleasant country house, stu
ated on the fernando road. eve miles from
Memphis. Terms; S. per week for board and
unfinished rooms, or SO per week Tor board
and furnished rooms. There Is a conyeyapce
attached TO the farm, 10 carry perlons 10 and
from the cars. For further particulars inqnlre
Of Captain j. X. Taylor, go Front 81. WV
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no! FOR ST. PAUL!
Passengers Save Money in Buy
ing Tickets From
R. W. LIGHTBURNE,

Agent Keokuk Northern Line Packet
Co., 29O Front street. SIT
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FIFTY boxes lemons received this day.
"a OLIVER, FINNIE & Co.
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THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.


stands now twenty-five feet three inches
above low water mark. The Ohio is
rising at Cairo from the recent swell in
the Cumberland, but is falling above
Evansville, with barely enough water to
swim the local packets. The Missouri
has an abundant stage all the way to
Sioux City, and the Mississippi has
first-class depth to st. Paul. The Ar
kansas is stationary at Little Rock, but
another rise is coming down that will
swell it foot or more. White river is
falling with about six feet to Jackson
port. Red river is rising again and will
be out of its banks in few days from
heavy rains that have fallen above JEFF
ferson. The Ouachita, Yazoo and other
lower streams have good stage, but not
enough business to justify steamboats, iny
running. The weather to-day is clear
and warm.
BUSINESS.
The Belle Memphis got away last
evening for st. Louis with 100 bales of
cotton, and the Vicksburg came down,
discharged 200 tons, and passed on for
Vicksburg with 400 tons. The John
Howard, from the Arkansas, arrived last
night and laid up at Fort Pickering.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
The Nashville is advertised to leave
on Thursday evening for Cincinnati.
The Belle of Texas will be at the land
ing tonight, and leaves for the Ohio to-
morrow evening, going through to Gin
cinnati.
The st. Francis, Captain Bowman,
departs at five clock this afternoon for
Helena, Mariana, Wittsburg and all
landings on the st. Francis. Messrs.
Paine, Chamberlain and Franklin are
clerks.
The regular semi-weekly bends packet,
A. J. White, with Captain Mark Cheek
in command, leaves at five o'clock this
evening for Napoleon and all way land
ings. The White makes direct connec-
ton with the Jessie, at the mouth Of
White river, for all points on that stream.
The Mary Boyd, Captain Haines, is
now at the landing, ready to take her
departure at FIVE o'clock this evening
for Pine Bluff and Little Rock, connect
ing at Fort Gibson with all points above.
She goes positively as advertised, rain
or shine, and shippers as we'll as pas
sengers will govern themselves accord
ingly.
That well known and popular Cincih-
natl packet Nick Longworth, Captain
Lew Hates, leaves Wednesday morning
at ten o'clock for Cincinnati and way
landings. Travellers, secure your rooms
in due time. Mr.. E. Eugene Bowers has
charge of the cabin. The Longworth
will take passengers and freight for
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, as well as excursionists for all
and Eastern watering places.
The City of Helena is the next boat
due for St. Louis.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The City Council has legislated into
life body called the Board Of Health.
The board are requested to turn their
attention for moment to the filth &C
cumulated at the landing by the receding
river.
The Frank Forrest has doubtless gone
10 Mound City to repair. She passed
Cairo Friday.
The City Of Chester viii be here on
Thursday to leave for St. Louis.
The Nick LongwOrth, Bismarck and
Bee and barges passed Yieksburg yes
terday coming up.
A ChieOi, Arkansas, paper says a large
--,h.- Of their looal uarkefs are re-
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Nrw OHLrAss. June n, 1850 a.m.-colton
l.. IN good demand. Middling. ,-9lstoi
sales. - sight exchange, Ao premium ftef-
liS s. ~ yc., Inn, =, ma, an Cotton
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NEW NATIONAL BANK,

witha capital Of s3,OO,OOO or 100000.
conditioned that they the people of Memphis)
subscribe for One-thir d only of the capital
stock.
We deem it unnecess airy 10 call the atten-
ton Of our business co immunity to the great
advantage to result FROM this liberal PROPOSE
tion to bring capital to our city, and hope II
will meet their prompt response.
Citizens and others viii be called upon fol
subscriptions Of stock. that the organization
nay be completed without delay. as GU
friends are now ready to furni 81 their shar'
Of the capital.
Subscriptions may also be ma ie with eithel
Of the undersigned.
AMOS wO ODRUFF.
J.J.BUsI ~.
T.A.NEH ION.
Memphis. Nay "A. ISIS. ct
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NLTANTED. - SECONDHAND fURNI-
w niture, feathers and Lousehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 1852 Second street.,
l0f ii. II. SINNOTT.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO LESSEES
GARD.

IHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AU-
thoriEed by Eastern Capitalists to propose to
the people of Memphis and vicinity the es-
tablishment ola
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Buy your wood from C. H. johnson,
III Poplar street, near Fourth. 29I
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Memphis and Arkansas River Pack.
et Company Y. =. HAIL Line.
UNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS or
4 this line leave MemrhiT for az points On
Arkan1a1 river Tuesdays and snfur-
days at pm.
JOHN n. HARDIN. AGENT.
est OEss IN Wharf boai. FOOT cs6ri q.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cincinnati.

JXTILB LEAVE AS ABOVE 0e=z, -
wv THURSDAY. 18th inst, at ~ lssps,iE
ppm. Apply e e d CORR 4 CO. AGENTS
1896 2G6 Front street.
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XITANTRD-vAULTs AND cIsTERNs TO
w clean. j. ID. Fox, 80 Union II. sal

XTTANTED-MORE HANDS WANTED BY
w A. Lea X Co., Fulton, Tennessee: Apply
TO XIV GAGE A FISHER.
AT 3OS Front street.
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Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet Co.-For
Cairo. Evansville, Louisville. Cincinnati.
NICK NGWORTH. Hates, master
WILL. LEAVE AS ABOVE 6sSs
w WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. SisE
at 10 o'clock am. A-s-A.H-'a~ss@
WI. WALKER, Agent.
Office on wharf boat. foot Of Court st.
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FOUND.
LOST.
STRAYEDI.

CTRAYED-ON SATURDAY. . UNE Eo /, 1850
- from John G.. Hills cotton naLen Nhovi
Court street, one dark brown mare uuig, s so,
l5% hand high, shod all around; NV Mi he
literally rewarded. o,>, - urJr
88-t JOHN Y, hlnD.
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For Cincinnati.

For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati-The
fine sidewheel steamer
BELLE OF TEXAS.....,.....,Wo odburn, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON N~=s -
w WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at slsss1lt,9
Bpm. For freight or passage an Dss-1-sS@AA
ply to W. p. WALKER. Sup't,
1894 Office on Wharfboat. foot Court st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. June II, 1873.
following are the quotations for local
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The Belle Memphis got away last
evening for st. Louis with 100 bales OF
cotton, and the Vicksburg came down,
discharged 200 tons, and passed on for
Vicksburg with 400 tons. The John
Howard, from the Arkansas, arrived last
night and laid up at Fort Pickering.
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St Louis and New Orleans Packet Line and
Merchants Southern Packet Company-For
Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
HENRY AMES..................... acobs. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~,
w WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, nsss33A
r. W. LIGHTBURNE. Agent,
1894 800 Front street.
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FOR RENT,

NOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS
"A nice cottage with six l6l rooms, three
miles out on Union ayenuei seven acres Of
sr S1igs '''A'"'O' IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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TRI-WEEKLY LINE

For ~. Francis River.
Regular Tuesday Packet-F0r All way land-
ings on the Mississippi 70 Helena. Ian
guile, 70 Mariana. and St. Francis river 10
Mittsburg.
ST. FRANcIs.-..-..--.-.-T. r. Bowman, mastsr
MILL LEAVE MEMPHIS AS -
w above every TUESDAY. ats -I'1I|1|1
o'clock pm. For freight or pas -
PAGE anply on board. lt5-t
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TIOR RENT = COTTAGES. OFFICES,
sleeping-rooms and one store room on
MAN 0''''M oRAE, MYERS & SNEED,
25-t 27911 Main street. up stairs.
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Young lady into a vacant lot, covered
her face with a coat and attempted to
rayish her. She struggled desperately
and cried for help as loud as possible.
Before the rufflans had accomplished
their purpose a special officer came to
her assistance, and the men ran away.
The officer shot at one Of them and al.
towards arrested him. He Is a ruff
family looking fellow who gave the
name of Pstronius. The young wo-
man was at the City Hall to-day. Her
face and hands bear the marks OF a
fearful struggle she had with the ras-
calls. The police will arrest the other
men, as they are known.
George Petronius, one Of the men
arrested for attempting to ravlsh a
young lady OH Brannan street last
night, was brought into her presence
to-day. She recognized him instantly
AZ one of the men who assaulted her.
The other men have not yet been cap
tured.
The citizens Of Guatemala residing
here are celebrating the anniversary
of their independence to-day. Owing
to the smallness Of their numbers the
demonstrations are not very imposing.
Gold, 1ll%@lll1a; greenbacks, 50
@S9A.
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h, oon ScAIrs n HAm.-when II. r
- -. 49,, 49, ron,,.r aold
waller, the weh'knoNn sHu wy fPN
Hill clothier, reads the ccnant ana ingenious
manifestoes Of other dealers threatening TO sell
clothing at less than cost, or saying that their
stock Is the oest IN inc county, = asrIs5I
Allows . Sna'' Ess . "entlo zephyr ripplinr the
calm ,nIfsee Of Lake Tahoe. He twirls his
manly mus,ache and remarks: That's not
hn,iness. Let gentlemen come and trade with
me. and when they sec that they can buy supe-
rior goods at less price and go home every way
better suited, then they will the better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter, waller
calls particular attention to his extensive stocs
OF new goods. Let others tslk oiood, scsips any
hair, but Waller Will 80 on IN tne even 'enoro
.
WHIT HERCULES wv
Of recent INTRODUCTION inVo our "inee' 'u'
famous explosive proves eminently rueesssiol'
,ra 4. already In General use. taking precedence
n -, -, 10. o,,,osixa sorce I.
over All otnct pomue.. ~ ~ s,hns
July - per Sen.. s's..nS q, 4. c.IcrSa,ed that a
ncrg.o'o,o i.ss, ssS noo , wear II edected In
sasins Oa v. ~ ,hs Somstock Alone, Tho XXX
Ms,crIcs h. Inc stroncest powder In use for hard
rock blasting iot o0wiae.s Hna ,or III nsiinm
INT my r ~ md much supcrior to any other pow.
der OF that clsss. They are both readily e1-
ploded with the usual Gap wnen PIopety 40.
justed to the luce: Inc Mnlte he.cules r1wuer
can be obtained ~ the hafd~Are ssore OF D''tIei
& Co., Gold hiu. ~
co,n Hu1. soc,Als-Prok. yarney, at the 90
.,u-... =, ,,t. ,o,vr
neitation OF numerous e'''Aens y 'hi' 'o".'
will, on Friday evening next. September 18Th.
commence a series OF social dancing or practic-
Ing parties. to be given At Miners Union Hall
every r,iuay ess VEN e ,hass p.nc;.,s vii bc N
nsr cannle, The beat Of music 6y members Of
Inc National Guard Band will be provided, and
the honrs of dsncine viii be from Sto u o'clock.
All persons DESTROYS of subscribing for the
sc,,es arc reonesied 10 present their names al
,hs Hall ON Friday evening next, sells II
SEWING MACHINES RErAIREp.-A frstclafs
m,ehIpist. who thoroughly understands every
part Of all kinds Of sewing machines, Is now
employed at N. N; FRxpnIcE's w%eilknown
watch making; ever anS s e utrssp yirSinis,
taslish,nen, no no ,o",S nv All reouiripe hi ser,
wnete nc ean ' sonxsr,snt 10 enstomess he viii
vices; my, ,sDiSennes Inv sending for him.
attend az tnei. nsch;pss M rant AZ reason.
Al, klnas oi se"ins
aoio prices
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Completed his Enthusiastically Out
rage anu Attempted R~ape-Cele.
bration-GreenbRcks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-lP p. NJ
Jack Sheppard, ut the City Gardens
yesterday, completed the feat OF walk.
Ing a thousand miles In n thousand
hours. He started IN the Sd OF Au-
gust, aud Is much reduced in flesh.
He says he suffered severely for the
last two weeks.
Adastardly outrage was perpetrated
last night on the corner Of Fifth and
Brannan streets. A young lady with
her lover were sitting or q fence at
this place when they were suddenly
sssailed by three men. One, with Q
s%ix.shooter, chased the young man
away. aud the other men dragged the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

No ONE SHOULD neglect a cough. 1t Is su!.
eide. DIR. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will
enre Won. Thousands attest Its wonderful pow.
ar. Coughs, colds, bronchitis and consumption
give way before this great purifier.
THROAT AFFECTION N HoARsxNEss.-Al
suffering from Irritation OF tho throat and
Hoarsenesr viii be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded by the use OF
Browns Brochial Troches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

DAYS OF TUITIONi
TOR LADIES AND CHILDREN o.
u Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
at 2 O'Clock.
FOR GENTS-Nondsy and Thursday9SA
Afternoons at 2 O'Clock, and Monday and Thurs
day Evenings at 8 O'Clock.
Private Lessons given to Ladies' and Gentle
men every day from 10 A. n. to q T. ". when not
engaged with classes.
viii give a Juvenile Exhibition once every
three months. Soirce every Saturday evening.
The best of Brass and String Music furnished
for all occasions. Orders addressed to
]. W. VARNEY,
At tho I. o. o. F. New Hall, will DO promptly
attended to. al4u
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.AdyertisIng is the oil which wise men put In
their amps."-Aodern Prof.
L. p. FISHER,
ADVERTISING AGENT,
Rooms go and 81
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
CALIFORNIA STREET,

Gar Califsrni
COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB:
y rcriptions for the GOLD HILL Jews and
Nevada; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana.
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Torritoricr:
Sandwich Islands, the British Possessions, Mex
lean Porte. Nicaragua. Panama. Valparaiso.
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Austria
liam Colonies. the Atlantic Statot and Europe.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
sAn

(.rrcrAL TO IL GOLD HILL DAILY xrvs.l
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL e,
SECOND STREET, CARSON CITY.

THIS HOUSE IS SITUATED ON TIE ~
i youth side OF the Plaza, three doors
nom Rails Hardware store, and Is fitted ~
mn In splendid style.
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4 RARE CHANCE.

DEING ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM
ID Gold Hill, I offer for sale my one-haif In
tercst In the
TIN, STOVE AND HARDWARE BUSINESS
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Advertise ysar Busisess.
III Business 10 DsiI, Advertises
III Bssiaess 10 Brisk, Advertise

~ The mar Who didn't believe In adys
tising has gone inio partnership with the shen
md that otaclal does the advertising. jyst
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O. T.BARBE Err g. co

Also, my HOUSE,, with or without the m
Furniture, together with the lot, situated y,
on Main street, a short distance above the&A
Railroad crossing. .tf
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Tho firm Is now doing an excellent. thriving
business. and terms for the purchaser, either In
the business or tho House and lot, will be
made easy.
Al y. Il.
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eoR a L OR RENT:

On Account Of Other BusIncss,
A HOUSE AND LOT, WITH STORE ~
"A and Fixtures, which Will DO sold MI
separate, II desIred. Also, a Shoe Shop, ~
attached TO the house.
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Tho Necessity Of n Vial. Overcome.

TO CORRESPONDENCE.
Patients residing In any part OF tho State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit n written statement OF ruch In prefer
oncc to holding o personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
pacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the corro-
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. r. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
tBo1 1851 6lS Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery aud Kearny,,
jyI II II San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

rHs RAILROAD EXCHANGE SALOON
Located near the Gold Hill Depot, q frst.class
Noon. doine 4 paying business.
All the above Is good paying property. For
paIticulars apply 70 G.. r. BERNSTEIN.
as II Railroad Exchange Saloon, Gold Hill.
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AMERICAN ILLITERACY.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial has beel looking
to the forthcoming report of the Commits
sioner Of Education, (Col. John Eaton,
formerly of this State,) and says it will
contain the following significant passage
upon American illiteracy:
"Who can speak boast!ngly of American
intelligence with a knowledge of the fact
that over seventeen per cent of the adult
males Of the country, who are essentially
all voters, are illiterste, and that near'y one
fourth of the adult females Cover twenty
three per cent) are in the same condition?
But the amount of intelligence in the
country, as tested by the capacity to read
and write, is not limited TO these adults.
The census does not give those under ten
who can not write or can not read, but we
make an estimate on the basis that the same
percentage holds good as 10 the case of
those ov N ten, and we find that out OF the
3S,55S, 81 of the population of the United
States of sill ages Il, 135, 100 or 31.47 per
cent. Of the total population must be ex-
Guided from any estimate which would as
certain the number who are able, through
reading and writing, to exchange informa-
ton with others for the guidance of their
conduct"