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PERSONAL.
The Characters Of Captains BuddingtOn
and Tyson, Of the Steamer POlaris.
The Whaling Men Of New London Have
Every Confidence in BuddingtOn.

New YORK, May GA gentleman
of this city who has been connected
with a shipping house in New London,
Connecticut, which formerly employed
both Captains Tyson and BuddingtOn,
makes a number of interesting state
ments in Eregard to the dispositions
of these two men, whose characters the
reports received thus far seem TO place
in such strongcOntrast. Captain Tyson,
some six or seven years ago, was in
command of the schooner Era on a
whaling voyage from New London to
Greenland. In the fall of the year, in
Cumberland sound, the vessel broke
from her moorings and he was obliged
to abandon her with all of his crew,
consisting of twenty-four men. Taking
with him stores and provisions, he made
his way 10 the shore. He built tents
Of sails taken from the vessel, and lived
under them curing the winter. His
vessel was five miles from shore, in pack
ice, without anchorage. When the ice
broke up, seeing the ship was not seri-
Ously damaged, he regained it, filled it
with oil and returned to New London.
Tyson is described as a bold, dashing
captain, who will expose his vessel to
the dangers Of au arctic winter up to the
very last moment of safety, and will
often accomplish brilliant results. Bud
dington, on the other hand, is a careful,
calculating Yankee, noted for his scru-
pulous guardianship of property and
lives under his charge. His New Lon
don neighbOrs are reported to have pre-
dicted when the expedition started, that
Buddington would bring back his ves-
sci and crew in safety, and that
scientific results would be subordinate
so far as he was concerned to this end.
He is man Of family and experience.
Both men are old whaling captains, and
have made eight or ten voyages each.
Captain Buddington brought into New
London the " Resolute," one of Sir. Z.
Betcher's expedition, which was aban-
dOned on May 18th, 1854, not far from
Beechy Island. Captain Buddington
was then on a whaling voyage. The
impression seems to be general among
shipping men that the Polaris " is
safe, and may be expected the latter
part of September or first part of Octo-
ber. Captain Tyson once returned as
early as August 25th, but this
was the earliest arrival on record.
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AN ACT to be entitled An Act to change the
line between the counties of MOnree and
Loudon.
Section l.-Be IL enacted by the General As
SeBl0Ly Of the State Of Tennessee, That the lines
between the counties of Monroe and Loudon
be changed so as to include In Loudon county
the lands of John B. Upton, known as his
home farm, the lands of Harris Upton, VIM.
P. Kittrell, James Gastonis heirs, Pattan
Blankenship, Mary c. Mayo and Louisa NJ.
Gay; and in Monroe county the lands of ia
cob K. johnson.
Section 2.-Be IL further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring it; Provided, the
constitutional limits of neither Of said coun-
ties are affected by this change.
Passed March q, 1873.
w. S. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
y. T. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March 81, 1878.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
l certify that the foregoing is a true copy of
an act of the General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee, the original of which is now on
file in my office.
CHAS. N. GIBBS,
Secretary of State.
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The court of claims at Washington on
Monday rendered a judgment for some
five hundred dollars in favor of retired
Major-General Eli Long, as commuta-
ton for fuel and quarters while he was
serving as professor of military science
at the Indiana State university, under
detail of the war department. The de-
eision of this test case establishes the
principle that retired officers assigned
to such duty are entitled to receive the
full pay and emoluments of their rank.
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DIED.

MOFFATT-In this city, May %, 1873, at
half past O'Clock pm, JAMES q. MoFFATT,
late coroner.
Funeral at three O'Clock this FRIDAY)
afternoon, from Grace Church
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The New York Star says, with refer
ence to the account of the Artic adven-
ture, as it appears in its telegraphie col
umns to-day: The suspected poisoning
OF Captain Hall recalls a prediction made
before the sailing of the expedition, by
a person in this city well acquainted
with its personnel, that Captain Hall
would never return alive, but would fall
a victim to the envy Of some of the
party.
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THREE EDITIONS.
Memphis Appeal
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY.
The PapersfOr the People
TERMS:
w teklN ~
Weekly (for Clubs of Five or mOre) .....-.. 10
Sunday flor Clubs OF Five or more)........ 2 90

--Thatever-Is necessary make q modern
Journal complete as to News, Editorial Com
ment, Telegraphtc Information, River Intelli-
gence, or Commercial Information, will be
found in the several editions of the APPEAL,
specimen copies of which will be sent to any
address, on application to the " APPEAL"
Memphis, Tenn,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BERGER-The friends and acquaintance
of George Il. and Mary Berger, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of their youngest
daughter, HATTIE A, from their residence,
No. IS Hill street, this (FRIDAY) afternoon at
two o'clock
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of DeSOtO @
n Lodge, No. 299, viii be held thisN9N
(FRIDAY) evening. MAY 23d, at 8/VN
o clock, for work in the E. A. degree.
All e. AS are fraternally invited.
By order BUN. Il. PRICE, w. NJ.
r. w SHELTON Secretary. my23
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PATENTED MAY AND AUGUST 6, Is7a)
Proclamation by the Governor.

John c. BROWN, Governor of the State of
Tennessee To all who shall see these pres
ents-Greeting:
UTHEREAS, 1t has been made known
w TO me that certain D. g. Bsar,i
charged with having committed a foul and
atrOciOus murder on the 18th day OF
October, 1872, upon the body OF Abner Evans,
late of our county Of Gibson, has fed from
justice, and is now running at large:
Now, therefore, I, Jonn C. Brown, Governor
as Aforesaid, Oy virtue Of the power and au-
thOrity in me vested, do hereby offer a reward
OF hve hundred (5O0 dollars TO suy per-
son or persons who may detect and apDre-
hend the said ID. G.. Beard, and deliver hfn 10
the sheriff or jailer of our county OF Gibson.
in order that justice in that behalf NAV be-
had and executed.
DESCRIPTION:
d. 9. Beard is about twenty-five years Of age
nearly six feet high, fair complexion blue
eyes, heavy br0ws, weight about 80 or IeO
pounds, wears about No. 10 shoe
IN testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand, and caused the Great
lll.S.i Seal of the state OF Tennessee TO be
affixed, At Nashville, on the 18th day Of
May, 1873
By the Governor. JOHN C. BROWN,
CHARLES n. GIBBS, Secretary Of state.
Trenton papers 4tw. mZlw
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We solicit letters and communications upon
subjects of general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by Irresponsible name.
We will not return rejected communications.
All letters, communications, or anything
else for the APPEAL, should not be addressed
to any individual connected with the office,
but simply to the
APPEAL. Memphis. Tenn.
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MAMMOTH BABY SHOW

commencing at four o'clock. TEN COSTLY
PRIZES, contributed by Messrs. w. Z. Byrd,
B. LOwenstine Il Bros, Menken Bros, Joseph
Coll, :. Vendig and Lou Leubrie, which are on
exhibition at the establishments Of the re-
spective donors, to be awarded to babies as
follows:
Prizes for Babies of year and under.
Prizes for Babies of years and under.
Prizes for Babies of years and under.
And one Grand Prize to the handsOmest baby
under three years old on the ground
Judges to be selected on the floor.
Admission Of babies free.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS
AT AUCTION,
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1873.
Titles "a6ranteC

OFFICE OF ELYTON LAND COMPANY
" BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April l6 1873. J
The Elyton Land Company will sell at Auc-
ton, on the 18th OF June next, large num-
Der of LOTS in this city and on their property
adjoining.
Suburban Lots will be sold in sizes to suit
purchasers, not exceeding twenty acres in any
one lot.
Titles will be guaranteed without restriction
as to time of erecting buildings or making
other improvements.
TERMS OF SALE-Either cash, or One-hfth
cash, One-hfth in six months, one-ffth in
twelve months and the balance in eighteen
months, with interest.
The sale will be conducted on the premises.
A Map of Lots to be sold is now in prepara-
ton, and will soon be on exhibition.
my23 J. r. POWELL, President.
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Proclamation by General Grant,
Commanding Peace Among
lie Pelicans = Stand
from Under.
No Cholera On the Steamer Hill
gOur-Ea-Iy Vegetables and
C.rOnic Diseases Did
She Work.
Barbarl 5,es of the Carlists in
Spain-B.g Fire at Plymouth,
0E.O More Trouble
IN Arkansas.
a QuId rzo QUO for New Brunswick.

a QUid PzO QUO for New Brunswick.
OTTAWA, May 21.-The house of COM
mons to-day voted an annual subsidy to
the province of New Brunswick, for re-
nOuncing, n accordance with the pro-
visions o. the treaty with Washington,
the right to collect duties on American
timber transported down the st. Johns
riNrar
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Chancery Sale of City Lot.

No. 95l, H. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby County, Tennessee. ]. ID. Will
liams, Henry T. Lemon, and Tom Gale, late
partners, firm ]. ID. Williams & Co, VS.. j. +.
Sellers Ellen Douglas II Hatfield and her huS-
band 4. G. Hatfield, Lavinia p. Muir and
her husband j. W. Muir, and the children of
Amanda Davenport, Mary p. Davenport, a
minor, and Eliza Z. Carr and her husband
ThOS j. Carr, heirs of J. H. Sellers, deceased.
DY virtue of a decree entered in the above
ID cause on Nth of May, 1873, will sell, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of June, 1873,
at II o'clock am, in front of the Second Chan
cery Clerks office, in Memphis, Tennessee, to
the following real estate, viz: Lot No. 5, in
nlOck 80, in south Memphis, beginning at the
intersection of the east side of the alley be-
tween Main and Shelby streets, with the north
side of Trezevant street, and running thence
eastward with the north side of Trezevant
with Trezevant street $50 feet; thence west.
ward 80 feet to east side of alley; thence with
east side of alley $50 feet TO the beginning.
The sale is made TO satisfy decree in favor of
complRinantS in this cause for the balance,
principal and interest, of the unpaid purchase
money ON said lot The purchaser Will be re-
quired to execute note for the amount of his
bid, and interest from date OF sale, with two
or more good and sufficient sureties in ad-
dition to which a lien will be retained on the
lot. The right of redemption and of repuT-
chase are forever barred, and the title win be
made absolute in the purchaser upon con-
flrmation of sale by the court.
This May 2, 1913.
NJ D. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
Vance & Anderson and Meriwether q Scales,
solicitors for c0mplainants. myS
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
GRAND HOP
Bids for Privileges
NOTICE.



sEs- The undersigned have been authorized
by Eastern Capitalists to propose to the people
of Memphis and vivinity the establish
ment of
HEW NATIONAL BANK
with a capital OF $500, 900 or s5OO,OOO, con-
didoned that they (the people OF Memphisl
subscribe for one-third only of the capital
stock.
We deem it unnecessary to call the attention
of our business community to the great ad-
vantages to result from this liberal PROPOSE
ton to bring capital to our city, and hope it
will meet their prompt response.
Citizens and Others will be called upon for
subscriptions of stock, that the organization
may be completed without delay, as our
friends are now ready to furnish their share
of the capital.
Subscriptions may also be made with either
of the undersigned. AMOS WOODRUFF.
]. J. BUSBY.
T. 4. NELSON.
Memphis, May II, 1878. myl5
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AN ACT TO punish any person for wilfully
and maliciously killing OF maiming the
beast of another of any value and TO amour.
Section 1868 of the CoIe OF Tennessee.
Section BE IL enacted By The General As
SenlbLy Of the State Of Tennessee, That Sec
tion 465S of the Code of Tennessee be amended
by striking out in the second line of said sec
ion of the Code the words OF less value than
en- dollars" and inserting instead thereof the
words +" of any value"
Section 2.-Be t further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring il.
a,
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News Drift,

Kelsey NJ. Rowley, formerly a we'll
known clerk on several of our local
packets, died on Tuesday last at the
residence of Captain McManus, few
miles below the city, and was buried
yesterday. Maude's cotton trip.
out, yesterday was the blue-ribbon trip
of the season. One shipper gave her
fourteen hundred and seventy-three
bales......C Captain Jake Swivel, of the
John B. Maude, was a passenger up
last night on the City of Chester, for
st. Louis, where he goes to recuper-
ate his health. Mrs. Captain j. F.
Noel was also a passenger on the
same boat......The Maude's officers,
through agent Forbes, yesterday pre-
sented the ladies conducting the Gen.
trail Methodist church fair a handsome
cake, it decorates the table presided over
by Mrs. Kate Moore. Other boats have
also donated splendidly in the
"cake" line. The Elliott gave two; the
Cleburne, Legal Tender, Mary Boyd
and Belle Memphis, one each, all hand
some, and behind the cakes stand hand
somer young ladies'. THE Exporter,
when she left New Orleans Tuesday for
the Arkansas, had three thousand two
hundred bars railroad iron, one thousand
five hundred sacks salt, and one hun
dred tons sundries.. Captain Ben Con-
gar writes us that the Richmond viii be
here to leave at six o'clock Saturday
evening for New Orleans. She left
Louisville with near eight hundred tons
of freight, including four hundred
hogsheads of tobacco......Th Colossal
unloaded her railroad iron at Little
Rock at ten cents per bar. Stevedores
there charge fifteen cents bar. .....On
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There we're twerty bids for gold in
New York yesterday, amounting TO six
million, TWO hundred and seventy-five
thousand dollars, at from III to ll7.77.
Amount sold, one and half million
on bid OF two millions and a-half at
1I7-75.
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ST. LCoIs, May pa special dis
patch to the INES says political trou-
bles have broken out afresh in Missis-
sippiEcoUnty, arkansas. John Powers
has sei.eG the sheriff's office and
forced ;oUt =. II. Bent, who was declared
elected last all. Both parties have sent
kilograms to Governor Baxter.
There s great excitement, and an out
break is feared,
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Jas. +. Rankin, Utah, Pat Rogers
The Weather and Business.
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JOHN c. BROWN, Governor Of the State of
Tennessee To all who shall see these pres
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Persons Killed and Fift,
Wounded.

CITY oE MEXICO, May 15.-Congress
will adjourn in a fortnight until Sep
tember. The family of the late president
have delivered to President Lerdo de
Tejada tle sword of Emperor Maximil-
liam, which mas been in their possession
since his Surrender. An election riot
took place in Merida, in which there
were thi-ty persons killed and fifty
wounded.
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iile Prospects for q Cotton CrOp
IN India irrJ tn,atihctOry.

From fr Sow Y.sl r4".tr1
Advice from Bombay to Ami
2oth represent tlat the new cotton
'rop is scarcely equal TO the aycrlp,
OF former years in quality or qnan.
t.ly In the Dhurwar district ycr,
little was doing in the new CROP.
although tue usually busiest part d
the season had arrived. A. only
three weeks remained e. send cotton
io the coast. a considerable falling
oil ia the supply, as compared with
Ia-t season, was anti aipatel. Tho
quality o, the cotton coming forward
WAS very unequal, the receipt, from
some districts being very poor. while
from u very lew other superior sun.
plies had been received. OF ono
hundred aud twenty thousand bales
received ia Bombay during the two
weeks ending April Goth. the largest
proportion was of the kind known
as "DholIcrah,' aud the quality was
barely fair, it being very 1iaicdlt to
higher class to till special
orders. The small crop Of Jrrec
lliuginghat, which Is usually of
fine quality, aud commands extreme
is known to he a failure. both
regards quantity and quality.
Taken altogether, the results. so
at rs known, OF the new cotton Crop
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Abraham Murlock, tho l'rsi i,n,
81 the Mobile 4 OHIO EtIrg,d.
denies the charge that he i. i'm n
ring to force upon the State the ra,
meui of the repalatcl bonds +,
corruption aud bribery. nut gmr
OF our State exchange WHO have
Opportunities to know do no, credit
tins denial, but think that ,hi
modern Abraham is hot al, pure ii.
the frs, Of bis name. and tina, be.
would like to realize a..ew dollars of
the State by the payment Of the
bonds.
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Sheriff. sale.

Hy virtue oft rriiof vtalj cyreaat To m.
directed inm The CLERK Of the Circuit Court ii
Pamela county. State % MiHtss.rrf. In M spi,
II Henry Laird, PLAINTIFF IS. ! r. Bruce. n.
PENDANT will N Monday the esd dav =
june 1879 thnt being ibe 'olrtb MONDAY ~
AID month sdl .D The D CHEST bidder tr cash.
in mat 1ftht coarihou4 door. ii the town oi
s1rii' The p~I'lEinr described land. to.vti
Twenty -thna and ane.qgafter acre Of OF the
northeast corner u northeast quarter ofsfrtBn
u in township + o. range Z. west, md living
ani being To The county q Pamela. and state
~ "" iv.Frt anile,ici on be- the rrrsrt, III
sad defendant 90 satisfy sill execution sBt
90 costs sale within iauht hours
O. ufANNE.
ba,lltis Ste-;r
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lu July, 1876, cur Repdbhc viii
have been Que hundred years oil:
those OF our citizens who desire To
attend the forthcoming centennial
celebration at Philadelphia had bet
ter make arrangement iu time. as il
will be impossible for them to at.
tend the next.
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y maj once went to II luwycrs
Office aud told the legal gentleman
that he had been iusuItci by a man
who told him to 70 to-, and de.
sired to know wha, he should do.
The lawyer suaycly said | wouldn't
advise You 10 80, the law docsnt
compel you.
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Change Ia the Postal Law.


i great "Iuy inquire. have b,rp
mlI, respecting Ia,. ci.u.a I'm Nh.
postal '.u
A,.,. AMI
m.gIg, N. " Y. per-
an. mali r,,.. '.'. I'''''" Of
.l.l ",'''','' W." r
lisa .'.u '','l June .lilI,
,,,I.I '. .' zen 'i'ai d. effect
4. '.'' .''t'i1'y wall
.'..',l ll lIu r'vuiat rte. of
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The Shah Of Persia las begun
his grand European tour. IIi'
whole cabinet and three wives i
company him. lie intcnds spending
i've million pounds sterling ON the
journey.
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Strayed or Stolen.

One hay horse about fourteen hand. bi,b.
10 l,'u 'rler sfarc built The name baHss
on the lut SIDE. with COLLAR marks ar.i slsi,
sx years Has ordinary gail. waIss ,sr,
slow Was last seen near Como on The Mem.
rais rai travelling towards Memphis A0v
Information leading to TIE recovery ftbe b5rss
will be highly appreciated
AidT, soAHN fntasUs rare
Ia. vs. E,sHetrr.
B5tt.,illr, Ius
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rs IMPORTANT SrIF-Wp ls,rr
nom the New Orleans Times. tl.t
suit will soon be- commenced mann,
Colonel McCumbt. to force him 4,
pay tie damages arising h ,be
state of Louisiana and cts of Now
Orleans, from his wrougully ~.
tanning po-ses'iou,us il Is alleged. nr
The New Orleans. jackson & Great
Northern Railroad. Judge Black
and General b. +. Butler have bs,n
retained as counsel Ly Colonel H..
Judge Black has the rem.
Of being one OF the creates,
IN the United States. and
The case is destined to create a wide.
y read interest TCcutml star.
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Hair Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions
Shsrln Sale.

W virtue Of writ " vtnii svp,nas 3, me
NV iti l'h the CLERK ct the Circuit co1yi n
rano'a County. N~isisirpi in tbe .att M n
y Alright plaintiff. " J. =. Kahos and ] e
nl'all defendants Twill on Monda, the IN
nay q July, 1879, that being the drsi uoni.v
20 sail month. sgll 70 the highest bidder II,
,a'h, 10 front or The court hourc doar In tbs
Town o.. Ssrlis uur.ihiri initr,.i ear.i ~
o,'li'u ~ Dwell IN tbs following a..
t'l0ei town lot lying aul D .ugii he town
~ NarliS and known and designated a LIN
ia h',s 50 u aHileriti aa o.. the prore,.
iy d said dshnllats = e.. narll. Il ~
''l ssadi etTouas lrl il csi sale witbia
.avfl b1urE ~
iune 'ls 4 uvASNr gt..s
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"Gth,r Of the Chicago Tribune
recently Ial 800 interview with GOV.
oruer Walker, OF Virginia and ob.
tanned from him the following views
concerning the political prospect III
that State "IIe thought that all
The dill .ultie If the Conservative
party would Do .e.l'al before next
%autJtan, an ] ticket o. made which
would carry tho state by 2n.olu
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committee OF fifteen was appointed To
rla meeting when deemed ,,pe.
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The publishers Of the lndepend
eut South have purchased a splendid
Potter power press.
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One of The m'.. cycu.Iul epoch.
10 . boy history il when he Hr.f
aldre 4'csh his father as the "oll m,n.
u. j. a la,rIaryLaI term. and il. th,
boy IS rightly treated uttcwsrl N,
by ihc family ply elan be live. q
goat many years 10 enjoy I.-uan
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% IL Jefferson Street,

"tI,r' by maij promptly attended o. anil
WORK shipped TO any part cf The upigl
tu1l4a1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-29
Eureka Items.
From tho Sentinel OF August AL

o., -.
Inc Jackson furnace was put ii op,
Grafton on saturday OF iast week upon
ore from the Marceilna NINE. Inc
ore at the furnace Is inc properly Oh
liorh anu ope naV'is couic 'm'o
their possession ny tne 'erI, :" = III. II
settlement between theln m.Lu s.o M
Company; WIN tne huuit,on vi .no
Jackson inc Whoie hu.n9er Oh ,ur'aeus
In operation Is niue; hha w nc" my