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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
TRBSTEE's SALE.

VNTHEREAS, ThackerV Webb and Martha
w r Webb his wife, by thcir,lecd of trust
tlatet The 2;lh day of April, ~. ID. $50. aud
recorded in the Recorders Office for Lafayette
County, Missouri, in book number B, page l9a,
conveyed to the Undersigned trustee the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the county
OF LAFAYETTE aud state Of Missouri, tO-wu:
Th. s0rth half Of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter AMI the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter aud the northeast quarter
of the southwest quarter and the east halfUf the
suuihw est qua, ter Of the southwest quarter, all
in section hive t5), township fifty CO), range
twenty-five CsO, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, which conveyance was made in
trust To secure the payment of u promissOry nu.e
mentioned in sail de cd of trust: and whereas tie
fault has been male in the payment of said note.
and the greater part thereof still remains due and
unpaid, Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power
conferred on me by said trust deed, and ut the
request of the legal holder OF said note, will,
Saturday, the 4th day of October,
A. d., 1873,
Between the hours of ten o clock in the forenoon
aud six O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, in
front OF the court hOase door, in the city of Lex
Inytou, county of Lafayette, and the slate of
Missouri, proceed 20 sell the above describe
zeal estate, or so much thereof as may b" neres-
sary, al public veliue, TO the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, to satisfy the balance due on said
note, principal AMI interest, together with the
costs and expenses of this trust.
jy3O ROBERT ". cox, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13

$Sfo9Ol per dayi Agents wanted! All
SOIoSpIU classes of working people, either
sex, young or old, make more money ut work for
as In their spare moments. all the tlme than "A.
unything else. Particulars free. Address Il.
StinsOE 4 Co., Portland, Name sepIs-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
Tho Twenty
Asniversary Of ssis
rrrom the Sal, r.alr q

-NoAAA WIG SnA AaAe - vi ~
On this bright JuIy - :
can we'll ask the peoSS )fsh
look back over the bis s6veul
OF the past twcnty-si 66rfi,
uiarly asrelates 70 tlll fSssn
see the provfdences 01 inslaht
III guiding and contt6I q csi n
lisbnient and rapidsd sde(2 ont Of'
vigorous common m fhs
band Of pioneers not Il NJ pcriI
OF The journey which us6Yl tefribl
70 enter upon. all circuais&4H Hcss cor
suffered, and which terInip1 ia tweu
5ty-six years ago to-day, Wit wonI,
nave been tho present Cd 3itio,i q
the Great Basin? Salt II yCify q
q halfway house madcol ~ travc
p9Esiblc; aud made Of sur,
pies for afvcnturou4 snenet rs
tioii Into tile moubfafnsr,i ia ~ hisi
xird tho basin from 3h En& AM
from the vest. First txr In,
stage trips, after tkes r. ffeiuI,
wagon hnd proved tl3ey - - sS, 8
cessfuily nladc; flEE r cst,Is,
mails with couvcyaH( & 6lers
.tllcn the tClo1I 1Irspls5 ~ - IN,
'troln tiist arssl ssssrsk 81 f|||
plains, aud the safe arrival hers or ,
hundred and foriy-seven pioneers
ihe foundation of IA colony, plantet
IN faith, watcred with hope, nnt
warmed by the sunshine of all AL
mighty dispenser of blessings, unit
II las grown to be what we see it TO-
uay. In iuture years, when men car
look at the facts Of history unblend
cu ny prejudice, justice will be done
10 The Mormon pioneers, and the
so0n they accomplished for the re-
public; and the twenty-iourth ol
july. Instead of being recognized as
worth observation only in Utah, will
be marked as red letter for the
teeInlng millions that will inhaIl,
The great basin OF North America.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
JAMES n, HOLLIS,
II. G. WALLACE.

| A TCORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
~ Lexington, Mo. Office on Main street,
| over ..Lsxington Savings Bank, -. opposite
Court House. Praciicesin the courts oi Record In
Lafayette and adjoining counties, also in the STU
preMe Court of the State. aud in the Circuit AMI
District Courts OF the United States for the Yves.
tern District of fMissouri. Collections and other
business promptly attended to. junll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
a. y. ALEXANDER. WA. II. cfltiE
ALEXANDER & CHILES.

A rToRNEYS AT LAW Will practice In
"A tle Courts of Lafayette nnd adjoining
countess Wit elSo altcnd- promptly to the
e6llection of Claims, and to cases arising under
the Bankrupt law. Office over the Banking
House of WIN. Morrison 4 Co. mchl2ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
TRJJS rEE,S SALE,

YJyHEREAS, by his deed Of trust, dated on
w the first day of March, A. ID /, 1870. duly
recorded IN the Office or the Recorder of deeds,
for Lafayette county in the state of Missouri, in
book No. 4, pages 462, 4Gj and 4Ui, William e..
Jigon conveyed to the under signed trustee, the
following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Lafayette und State of Missouri, and
described rs follows, to-wit:
Lot six Isl. fronting Main street seventy four
(74l feet, and running back one hundred and
forty-eight tl4sl feet. Also lot thirty-fOur I3il
fronting on Locust street. sixty.four t6ll feet
aud running back seventy-four lI4] feet, known
and designated Oh the plat OF the town of Dover,
Lafayette county, Missouri, las lots 81 x and thirty
four t6 aud 3il. Also lot one in the said town
OF Dover. except my [5Ol i.et OF of the south
en't fronting on Main str, ct, which conveyance
wus ma le In trust to secure the payment of II
tain pr0missory nnte in said dee described
And whereas, default has been made in t:Ir pa;
Inent OF said note, which has long since been
due and payable. Now, therefore, i'll pursuance
Of the provisions Of said deed of trust, anh VI
the request OF the holder Of said note. the unitr-
signed will offer the said real csJ,t" FOR sale ut
public yendue, 10 tie hishrs. bi,,,ler cash, II.
ihe court house door, in the citv of Lexington,
barween the hours OF ten o clock A. N. and three
O'clOckP. NJ, On
Saturday, September 6, 1873,
To satisfy said note and intere,t thereon, togeti-
er with the cost of executing this tri;st.
uutr. - tISS'b rE--ie.rn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
sonS ?. aYLAsp. JOHN =. nyLANp
RYLAND q SON,

n T1ORNEYB,- AND COUNHELLUKS AT
"A Law, Lexington, No. Once, No: 81 Main
sSrcet, over the store Of Enehcry Jennings:
SoNuSies, and In the Supreme Court Of the State,
Sr District Court OF tho United ststcs: Collcc.
Ions nAdo. (apro-1y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13

EEP constantly on hand n full sunly oi
N stock or regular size,, work, and
make TO order TT short notice, all work in III.
line. nnuldnys, either OF pine or walnut in mi
variety; lnmh"r, iaths. shingles 4, ts.r pnsts &c.
IN small lots or by the car lua,i. Glass of al,
sizes ~ manufacturers prices. Sash glazr. am,
well protected. Contractors and dealers Va ii:
find it To their Interest to give us II trial.
LESLEY GARNET & CO.
"c'--N ProprivforS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13

ADmINrsrRAroR,s vor1CE,

NOTiCE Is hereby given that letters of I'D.
~ mihistration upon the estate of Marion
Hatneids deceased, were granted to the under.
signed ~ the Probate court OF Lafayette cosnty
on the lsth day of July, 1873
All persons having claims against said -stsi.
arcrequired to exhibit them for allowance TO fms
ADMINISTRATOR within uhe year alter date of said
letters, or they may be precIude.i from any ben.
eat OF such estaers and II such claims be not ex
hibited within two years fr0n the date Of said
letters, they will be forever karyed
jyl8 JOHNSON AULkEY, Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13

p. .S.-Responsible citizens, who NAV desire to
make bills Of 80 and upwards, for . period not
exceealing 90 days, can do SO by giving note
with interest, payable in bank A''s'
Lexington, 80, August o, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

49, cood 10 those of the household 'oi
laneop he allowed sectaran lines 70 snuf Sner StS
from us W. grounded TO be troubled by any fear that
%s might He fol Science Ssn
IN trnths arc compatible and that the researches
ef The chemist the ceologist the physicist or se
% as the author and controller OF all, he kept up with
me most advanced scientific thought OF the day, anu
emaned until the last deyOut Christian scientist
"The Editors Table," which is always fresh ana
racy portion Of the Journal has paragraphs on tho
Aims Of Scientific Education" on the Classics as
Preparation for English and on the charge OF Mate
riaism" against the tendencies of modern physical
soie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

~ KEh BrLAEsKD KDITIoS or HORACE GRRBLEYS AUTO
BIOGRAPHY AppeadI oonthDg Memoir Of LA
Desh and the best fhs famous Campaign spesene,
Tue LAST PoETkAtr PUBLHHso, HIrRr
n APPKAKRD N The sraHEk ~ 1872
call for Mr. CIetsys Autobiography asd s'e fer .one
Of tie wonderful intellectual display which be
mad, Damn his lie Presds Can
srp of Issue of edition n the AEtoborsh,
the Of bis he 10 sad
reproducing suggestive n, ssnrsbs and
bs5t cmparn speeches and e0neuipg With exhaustive and
admirable .psys Of originally prepared b. The Hon
J,m,,S Pie srUatel states hrf 10 The Hsggs There u,
tsse, rty oonpIete ereeton OF Mr. Grcee Miscellaneous
Wntng nasg anOg ot5t, h hnoss eAue'erJ VIVA Ese,Ts
Dale Owen Marriage ssd Byores . -. -. -,
receipt Of Addren Thb IhlbtAh her-iolh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
U,HE TRJBUNE ALMANAC for 1878,

Il Coptaiuinea BIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GkEtLk1i sts
Tn, the Omitted states Railroads Of The United state, s
ss, on Commerce and The Pablo Debt Of the United
s,, Cabinet supreme Ceor hnftes 10 Foga Courii ke
Congress eosel Standing snd Select ComHes
and House the Ubon Populations CtPis Gov
President CongrsEea GoterRon ke IN 1874 con.
pared With Elections 1he Pendenn, keenon IRON We t'
Ro Of Wash sCtoB second Election Of General Granti
bs national PARTY Platforms for 1872 much 0tks Interesting in
fofu.iiou. Pfcs zoe; z T.! dollar ~ gaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

The Science of Health IS. R. Wells), shows
how men may live good old age, and brings iorWaru
the Jews Quakers. and Yankees, as examples OIL 'no
toughness Of stamina and haoit, which Is primary COZ"
dton of the attainment OF long life. Some suiAns
ampes presented 10 illustrate the eneacJ VI .no
water cure and sensible paper the virtues OF inc
tomato and other fruits OF the season will be found IN
strnctive reading for tho dOg-days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

m his accustomed habits "Tent Lfe relates the actual
experience OF party who encamped for several weeks
on the beach near Long Branch, during the months OF
July and August The writer dwels with fervor on inc
charms of this primitive mode Of life In winch all cares
passed away and the simplicity OF Eden was rehe".u
without trace OF the fashionable arts "a'ch 'i"'o
modern society in pent-up cities sussoSs'on
ther mart of the number ia worth noticing that while
tho mere rumor of Asiatic cholera creates panic the
danger 10 far greater from cholera uantum ana cnoera
morbus, which carry of thousands where the lOrinei
dlsease does one,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

MILE. ROSTAN's
vi FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL fOR YOUNG LADIES,
81 WEST FIFTY. SRCONBSr.
rBAR FIFTH. AVE. AND CENTRAL PARK.
viii reopen WEDNESDAY, SEPT. "a
Thorough ENGLISH COURSE Win uSsupsssrd Ahas for
quin1g practical KNOWLEDGE Of the FRENCH ana other
modern lAnigea Hone Comforts and Hone Privilege are the ais
usguishing fsmrrs Of this school
fhe Mu1ei Department M ~ the esre Mr. Mills and other
professors ackuow gl tn oilers very best a1Tsses 70
those sho desire 10 uake music special study ,- -
h kost,n will be Loue siirr Srt l. III thea appaAoAs may
be ua4s b. ,titr above a1rsA Crcaau e@sel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

TwEYTYFOURTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. Is. 1878.
Boys thoroughly College Scientific School Business
Christian manhood developed by kindness and faithful discipline Loes
ton equ1eo health beauty and accessibility For catalogues
with full details and references address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

GEE, SEE, SEE
- BACHELOR GRUMPY, MADGE. AUNT PRIM THE WIDOW
DASH. MISS AIRS ADOSis Al THE BALL, sni MAKING RI
sPARKLEs FROM SARATOGA By SOPHIE SPARKLE.
I ORDS AND LADIES.
IL Az ENGLIsH STORY
Of SEASIDE LHE Published complete 10 EXTRA TRIBUNE OF
IL page, Price Ouy Ten Cents BY mall Address THE TRIBUSg
YAK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

CEABURY SEMINARY, 125 West Forty
- seconds Park Sept 70 the I'm sue
cessf yesr thorough English and French Boarding aS4
Day young ladies' and crn French soen Also sepA
rae school for immediate charge Of principal and trA.s
masters Three Departments: Senior Junior ald Kinder aren Mod
m and Ancient Languages Drawing Painting and Music By proeso
40 CHARGE WITHOUT ADEQUATE IMPROVEMENT hgheS
Teuces Apply Pnacpa Ms Frost 10 West Fs'''-
II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 8.
L THE METHOD or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARWISIAH THEORY.
Twelve Lecture, delivered By Prof AGAssz before the snssm
zooogy Cnbndge Mass containing vast amount Of
- and r,.on. concerning Animal Life printed on foil
hune pages and illustrated With Numerous sAgA
NOW READY . 80, SO ,,cur
thtt description Of the wonderful Fosss aso'-
.sd in i. Rosty 4osns.ns By Yale COegs KIpsluon
w ~ 10 cents for 70
cents Adores . ihh IhioI', m 't V..-. Sn..
Nine RIira sheets containing 80 Lectures and lSo Ans'ahs
,nd Credit Mobihsr Report for 90 csnt%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
GeGeners.

V.WIWkI5.
=.
A GRADUATE of Harvard desires fnvse
N Puns or position Private schools he,i
bridge And Seu-Yors Aiisess H. G, Bos Ne l-ei -
A YOUNG MAN desires "A SlIUAt lor =.
~ TEACHER Of Nauri Sceace sud Msrilat'a - .5...
tors experience and bes, OF Address n l'@
4 FRENCH LADY, "a graduate rom .a',s,
n AoenpeieaL theusa and eIpenss IN Ss feI Bs,, II
rSsrror, Adirs,s D. T. care Randolph 80 Dse~
A YOUNG Lady, graduate, eOmpetent 10
,act In I'll Englh breaches higher maissnsaes oerAns
slenena French aud Lsta muse AID s5as's 90 ps -
IfiIt h In her I'd heye brauohe ms si o. sHs Isss
- rsai,sI Adlres. Mira NEUhANN 100 san1sfsts
BfOokfD.
TEACHER WANTED-Io t9 eS, cha bare. ~ ~, :
CAS- o. , s1 Msslo-t Muse, ot long. An, fsf5 ear
al oaee Of he COMMhhulAl ""' 3D. ~ ''- "''
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2uslllasa Directory.
WHITE {. FORREST.

Attorney aud Coa.gscl:o--at-t.ayv
CE7e E5ghth-5;., rear cor1er Of Te-E. I4-l5-ly
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4 Snowman wants Captain Jack.

An entcrprising inl,giluai, writing to
the government from Ii:sa, o, oFers to
100000 for the privilege Of exhibiting
CAPT. jack throughout The country during
sixty days. The Snowman promises to
keep Jack secUrgl7, treat him well. and
return him TO the governUent A. the expir-
alton Of sixty days, provided he does not
commit suicide, IN which case the Govern
meEt Is to receive only $1,000 day Tor
the time that he remains in the shov mans
hands alive. It proposed to pay $50, COO
upoc the delivery of Jack a: Chicago. ana
the remainder al the Close If the two
months.
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FOR SALE.

House and lot. saw mill and
water-powerp rplivilec I and farm
Of sixty acres with barns and
outhouses appertair;ng thereto;
in tie village Of NiShicott, for
sale on easy terms. FOR par
tic,iIars Of terms enquire on the
premises or Of Ira. 2. Smith, Of
this CITY.
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Prs -lci~a. sG-Grug. and Nee. u.',.ar. Uflca On
. =, 80. over Bic ms rra- sore Gacs oeen - 4!
Eorrs- Gil 9 Tie {, uatr, lrU--o,.v a.tsudei
T. " q
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yoEI.- Eight, Street. Opposite the
ir-s SaEEoaEE EEzr4..
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HE + HOT
stokes GRANTED SEg VRIlI.

ALBANY, \. Y june I0.-The Court
Of Appeals, II unanimous consent, have
granted the murderer Stoke. new trial.
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Every country newspaper in th2 State
should be rsrres n.ed at the meeting oF
the Wiseoa-in I EGt5s.aI Association next
month. The recea: acr.gn Of Congress in
prohibiting the free d-liyery Of papers in
the county whore printed, ~ / the arrogant
and toplof.ei tome ocsome Of the ci,y pa
pers demands the attention of ;ae country
press.-Tro Gicerz CF-ogi- L.
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ECcai- Garden, Flower aud

Fresh Garden, Flower aud
Tree seeds, and Small Irlitg.
Prepaid Jy Mail. Il complete
and judici0U5 Essor t.aant. q
sorts cI c tler &31ds G101.
llue GaGo I0d Cranberry with
directed s for culture Gil high
Or low land. New Iragrant
Everb'oomiDg Japan Honey
1uck-e, cham ming new iscc, ~
vine 90 cents each. $500
per doz., prepaid. *CU Early
Rose FCfat0c, 75 cents peTlb.
) los. $3.50 prepaid. Priced
Catalogues TO any address, al
SO trade lists. Gratis. Seeds CT
Commission, tgents wanted.
3. II. WAIS01I, Old CcIcnv
Nurseries and Seed Establish
mont, Plymouth, Eaass. Is
tabliShed 1912.
So to $40 Ger 6.. g. a. via. Afas 80; s = 4 !.
Tier --T.y yourg ur Old I1# sr more s one. at i r-z
f9r us ID their s1are mower's On p. tie 'ir-.t.aa
4 a a1E,.l9s -, ere e ,-, srt ga a rec lair"-s
II PROBATE. NAEgTCWGC COUNTY
COURT. IN lie .,.er If the E--a.o n
Anton Nowatny deceased. Cl rca}.uz and
fling the petition o; h.isahrL Lrsart .~
1l9-g4, presenting au -r n.har .iirgs
talt AEtan-E awatLy. Iat- ii 'Ia'.e.t- aa
!s72. atAi Li.5:t. liai mt STATE. lr. r.n-
goods rtat'al- and g-ts,Ia within tbs -....-
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The Misses Constance ana Annie il
E.Asehi.l viii shortly publish book On
tie History md Li.,rture Of the Jews"
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Attorneys sui Cpn~-. tess ar law u#-, on S.4
stree, Over t.s Ei.a- E.;.gnnl r.uk. Mn. .os. Or
=
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR TEE
LADIES.

4 lady la.c'y ordered Of London firm
a silver cross with five long, sharp points
on the inner eide. for purposes Of m5-i;fca-
ton. bat when It was finished she Gij ast
Ike its looks, and it now l,rns part Of
shop stock, and Is modification to tic
maker
\ lady travelling in Europe writes: a
German 9,o'csser's wife VIII appear at her
ease IL her welding dress fifteen or twenty
wears oil, and entertain YOU in yorr cwo
language while you sit perfectly ignorant
Of he language Of your country where you
are visiting.
\ remarkable Jreech Of promise case
was tried in = Pittsburgh court, recently.
In this case the fyrlorn AMI lrokea-heartei
damscI commenced suit, several months
a.o against man who refused to fulfil his
promise Of marrying her ana during
lis progress married anotaer laan. The
cer,ous incfIca. was therefore W -sscd
Of married woman bringug suit against
a man, who was ~ this ne also married
for refusing to marry her. The .i.ry ro1nI
it difficult to decide what amodnt woalI
a.ly Lca! h-r laesr".sI Asary,
Niss Emily Faithful i. d have a watch
rresent,dto to her MA Ie cr;lre}y " woma.,
watchmakers
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Real L:s:sel:o Fer G2I2e.
Tht STSaGriber ogeT> faT saia
al lc9 prices aAd reasonable
terms the following, ,t0~W;t: The
improved farm. 3 mites isom the
city: seyerai Improved GsrniS,
nd about so vacant lets Per
sons wishing 20 fGGi. &t the aOaVa
nil; n!qase call on the subscriber
a; isa> stare. j. /, Sh.sEa.
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Aro-negS g: Lgr. Osca "a E-EUt>g Scut
'ia'. cp"-- k - ~ at.s'> S.r.-. l. - /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10
SUSPENDED.

The following very Forbeish vale
dictory appears in the Nen Endowment
OF Tuesday morning last:
VALe!-rhis Is the last number of
the Ne1e E.RdonmeRt. For what in Its
time it has been, it has existence credit
TO the unde signed. For its shortcom-
ingS the same tracings are good. Ev-
eryboiy whose appreciation | care for
likes tha paper now. | would like TO
publ Ia it longer. on that account; but
the fact Is, I did o bring enough
money. W. J. FORBES.
We are sorry to lose from our list OF
exchanges the welcome Gestures Of the
Ne.c Eadoemeat. 1t has been a live
paper during its brief career, and &c.
served n better fate. Doubtless It's ex-
Isteuce has been measured, rs Indicated
by Brother Forbes. by the quantity OF
CreenbacSs he packed into Salt Lake
City. lie shows first class common
sense in quitting rs soon as said funds
are expended. IL n town won't sus-
tain n paper. it is plain enough that it
isn't the proprie,or's duty to SUPPORT
the town. We shall expect to hear
OF the .Ne1 ERd0nment. or some other
applicable ti,le. ut the head Of II
sprightly sheet in some other locality
ere long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-10
Reese River Items.
From the Roveille, July 81


A fellow full of fighting whisky went
home last Saturday night aud COM
meuced smashing up the furniture Ia
the house. concluding his little parlor
entertainment By giving his wife a tire.
mendous beating. Sheriff Emery and
policeman Jacobs escorted the eSem-
plary husband to the station-housc,
where he remained during the night.
but was released In the morning with.
out a complaint being filed against
him, his wife interceding in his behalf.
We learn since his discharge that he
ha. left for California, leaving his wife
and two children In 4 state OF utter
restitution. lie Is evidently a good
man-but "a little tough"
Mr.. d. II. Barker called at u office
this morning. Mr.. Barker Is one Of II
surveying party that has taken a con
tract from the Government to survey
the unsurveyed United States lands OF
Reese river aud Smoky Valleys. They
will commence near the Elkhorn ranch
aud survey south as far rs the southern
portion OF Indian Valley, then cross
Ing the mountains. commencing ut In
dian Springs, near San Antonio, will
come up Smoky Valley TO its head.
Tile party. which Is composed OF four
teen persons, Is camped at present
near the Elkhorn ranch.
Gen. f. S. Davis. Receiver Of the
deiunct First National Bank Of Ne
vada, announces to the holders of
proved claims against the whiiom in
stitution. that a dividend Of fifteen per
cent. will be paid upon presentation
ut his office No. 4lS California street,
san Francisco. This l. the second div
idend, the tirst being ilfty per cent.