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We are indebted to Mr.. /. n Maynard mana
ger Of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the
following comparative statement of the Associa-
ted Banks for the week ending to-day:
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SlSdlIhSss DdlduCes
June 27................ s949, 1927 IA $3.50, 995 O3
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(By Telegraphb
New York, June 27.-To A. M0ultop, Agent: The
steamship Cortes, Capt Kemble arrived at o'clock
this morning
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BelOw-COming In.

Ship Caledonia, Potter, sc days from Havre in bal
last to master
Bark Agincourt, Williamson, SO days from Pernam-
buCO, to master
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Below-At uaranfine.

Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Havana to K.
Roberts
Bark Sarah Hobart Pnkham days from Havana
to master
Brig STAR Cook, days from Cardenas to master
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MONETARY.

New ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE.
Saturday, Evening, June ~, 1874 I
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE
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Imports.
INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON-Per steamship.
Morgan-5 bales cotton .Jno Adams &cO-2 do S625a
in specie Francke & Danneel-15 hides W Fl With
erell-1s sacks wool to G Whitney &co--9 do
and sun,llies to order-Total bales cotton
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York:
Capt H. Dyer, J. Springfield Mrs. A. Dyer, Mics
NJ. Moody, C. +. Dennison Miss c. Hagaa, Mrs. W.
A. Woodward and child. Mrs. j. Henderson Jr
Miss X. Henderson. Rev g. Rouxel, H. d. Forsyth
wife, child and nurse, j. Boissi, Mrs, Master and
Miss Maxwell, Mrs. and Miss Banks, Mrs M L.
Moody, Mrs. Smedes, u. Lewis L. StanwoOd, Jos.
Wallace. +. NJ. Hall H. ". vanSolingen, Mrs Van
Solingen, Capt Strickland B. j. Henderson, Bradish
johnson, Mrs. ). Stewart. and nineteen in the
steerage
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-05

A vEsr RAPID. safe and essy way 10 make mo
ney, Is to procure territory 10 introduce the latest
usefullnycntlon that Is wanted every day by. every
one, every where, who has q family, . fnlLsli.d
sgwIng Machine with Table and Trradlc pr only
so that does the same work a. . machine you
would Iay SO for. rapid. smooth and iru, makes
a seam - strong that the cloth Will tear beiore the
ali woTk and N. improved Button Hole WORKER USED
by Us oniy. Agents only need show them IN opera.
tion To sell In every house they enter. ~ anu up
chine was ever offered at any such price,. S.oop SOLD
last year. n.G antilles usc them. DEMAND IN
~crrasing every day where they become Known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers Editors, MAehlnists.
TalloTS. eic. recommend theru As perfect. Rights
given Tree 10 nrst applicants. IL there IL no agency
In your place. write iorit.o or buy q machine Tor your
family oT a relation, there Is none betterof sochesp.
Machines sent 10 all parts VI the county III receipt
OF price, SO. Head oil. eIti,erient BEGINNING 70
plper. Address the Prop rietOrs IlopERr j. Null
lI.As 4 Co. 3s Canal street. New lork.
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DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Texas steers ON thc Rampage.
NEW YoRx, October 5.-A number OF
Texan steers, which arrived here last
evening, while passing through the lower
part Of the city, became Infatuated by
the noise and lights and eight broke
from the drovers, rushing in various di-
~rsctions. Before the steers were shot
nearly fifty persons were injured by
them, some seriously.
The Valiant white Leaguers.
The Times publishes the following,
dated New Orleans, last night: Gsv.
Kellogg received information to-dny that
upon the arrival Of U. s. troops at Con-
shatta, some 10 white leagusrs. who
were engaged in the recent murders Of
Republican ofics-holdcrs, left town and
fed to Arkansas and Texas.
Will Not Accept she Onice.
CHICAGO, October 5.-Gen. Shaler.
who arrived here ON Saturday from New
York, stated yesterday in an interview
with q reporter that under no circum-
stances could he be induced to come to
Chicago to take charge Of the Fire De-
partmsnt. He will examine into the
workings OF the present system to-day
and tomorrow and return home on
Wednesday.
Tilton wants nm Early Trial.
Anew York special says Ex-Judgc
D. Morris, Tilton's counsel, says in cer-
roborstion Of Tilton's asserted desire for
an early trial Of his case, that he Nor
ris) il confident that twelve men cannot
be found in Kings County to reject the
evidence which will be offered in behalf
Of his client. He says that he makes
this statement with full knowledge that
the court will leave out as improper tcs-
timony the evidence Of Mrs. Tilton,
Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. Morse. No
obstacle will be placed in tho way Of an
early trial by Tilton,
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REPORT.
pAnr 81 n r. kEAriSo . COL
This Morning.

--.
Hnis Mo
,01s onAir. i6., 49,. ~. 46s
500 Goglds Curry. -. s7A. 81
40 Reef 4 Belehsr, 10. 5k 40
as s,,,ss. los, iOl. los. To-. 100, l03k. lN
80 lh~oliar.PotOsi. 81, s. -. SIN. 81. 50
~ Ials a Noreross. co, 50, IS, sly, 5Tk
80 crsvn relnt. "a. IS. 65N
as ysll,v Jaekst. us. liS. III b5. ii5k
90 i,,n.r.l. iO.. lO,.. los
90 Ynn,re Mil, iOI. 10
80 E.atnek ~ a n
20 No.. isg- Iox
90 p.Srh.r Ts'JIS
80 csnsJsase IA ats Is
IN Con yirvinls. o.. ssx
asS sis,,, N,yada- al. 81. az
IS Dsns,. AZ
R,rheouer. 40 hid
"a a., bsleher- rs $50 aln as
sie o,-rmaa. KS s3g saG
.oy .Iu.,ies rs ssE
10 snrror AZ
,ino -, R,xsn 4 s-ye
as IaI, 81 x-,s
,as 1885,. as,soy
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PPER's OPERA HousE.-Mrs. Chan
frau, the renowned actress, arrived In
Virginia City this morning and will ap-
pear at Piper's House tonight in lay
hswrc's intensely thrilling drama, en-
titled. Was She Rightf" She is un-
quosiionably one Of tho very best OF
living actresses. An exchange. COM
msnting ON her sublime acting, con-
cludss as followf: 1.-THE role OF the
heroine is sustained admirably by Mrs.
Chanfrau, AZ are all the womanly char
actsrs in which she appears. There Ii a
simple dignity in her bearing that is s1-
ceedingly winning; and naturalness
characterizes every effort she puts forth.
In the moro inpassianed scenes she Is
necessarily at her best with the audience,
but she is tho artistic throughout. She
is called upon to give dramatic intsrprs-
tation to the strong workings OF the
maternal sentiment under q combination
OF the most trying circumstances, and 1t
is enough to say that she succeeds to the
lifs."
RATIFICATION MxErIso.-A monster
Republican mass meeting was held In
Carson on Saturday evening last. Over
1900 people frem Virginia and Gold Hill
went down by special train. This meet
ing was addressed by Hon. Q. i. De-
Long, II. II. Taylor. Of Virginia; Judge
Beatty, Of White Pine; W. NJ. Board
man Of Washoe; j. Z. Belmor and Mr..
Hickey Of Gold Hill. Carson street was
lighted mp with bsnircs from one end to
the other, and the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested over the ratification OF
the Republican nominations. The WASH
ington Guard Band, and Glse Clubs
from Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson,
were in attendance, and some fine music
in honor OF tho occasion was rendered,
FUNERALS TO-DAY. The funeral OF
Mr.. shiastt took place in Gold Hill this
forenoon, under the auspices OF the
Miners Union, of which organization he
was a member. The funerals Of w, r.
Kellogg, Michael Cain and Mr.. Brown
we're held in this place this afternoon
under the auspices Of the same society.
Michael Risloy was buried in Virginia
this afternoon.
BELcuER DIVIDEND. The directors Of
the Belcher Mining Company have de-
clared u dividend Of 80 per share, aggre-
eating Sll2, 900, payable October 10th.
PunLIc SPEAKING I'm another column
will be found n notice Of time and places
Of public speaking by \. II. Taylor, Of
Virginia City,
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REMEDIES
TO YOUTHS AND NiKN.

bic, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence. etc., worth Si.OOO TO the nnfOr.
tnnatc. No quaekery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. All business strictly conn.
Dental. Those who cannot call In person
should write their case fully-agc. married or
single. cause, symptoms, duration OF illness,
etc, aud inclosc Is for fec and nrst medicine.
Address
r. PRICE, N. D..
virsinia City, Nevada.
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A LIVE DotnLr A~sspREp.-A resident OF
Bangor, Maine, whtin. TO Q. n. criiienion, 7
Sixth ayenne. .or a supply OF Hale's Honey Of
IIorehound and Tar, mentions incidentally that
three month. a.o q New England Life Insur.
anee Company refused to grant him . policy on
the ground that he Was c0nsumptivc. "hut,"
he adds, "thanks To the healing properties oil
that invaluable preparation. M lungs are now
perfectly sound. and ] yesterday. paced . med.
Ical examination without IN objection being
made, and insured my life for 5000" Pixies
Toothachc Drops cure In one minute.
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Nsrick.-An parties indebted TO n. J. Silvia
ere hereby notified not to pay any such indsbt.
odncss To Mr.. Silvia. for In case Of 90 doing
goods, effects aud accounts OF Mr.. Silvia are
under attachment. and such payment would
therefore be illegal.
i. b.
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~,IIDDLE.ACHD lTgN,

Blue PorSrs. - Large sized. delicious b.
waves. fresh from the sea. can he had every
morning at Ton Iieffron'r celebrated Eating
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Al.o sl
kinds OF fsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. Hefiron's dinner combinations are q
marvel OF gastronomic skill. sell m
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PAY Dlr.-The employees OF the Bel
cher mining company were paid oil to-
day. The pay roll Of the company ior
the month OF September footed up
$4,000.
HIS CoSprros.-Dr. Hall has reeov-
cred from his injuries sufficiently to be
able 10 hobble aboat his roo ON
clutches.
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FoH the very bestPnotog,phs 90 70 Bradley
A Rulofson's Gallery without STAINS
~ ASCEND IN ThR ELEvAroR, No. -
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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A Bioody and Fatal ARRAY NJ the
Justice Hiue-rtvs Zen Killed
The Resuit OF Hasty and Incen.
sidsrass Action - who n 90
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CURE OF INTERNAL cANKER.
CARD.
Cure or MALT Rheum OF forty.nve
Years standing.

StHhV - -"
Years Standing.
MILL err. New. Aug. 10, 1871.
On PRicE- Dear Sir: never expected TO pc
able 10 write you such q letter a. thls that
am cured OF the Salt Itheum sfter suffering for
90 many years. forty.nve years ago u came
out In my neck, ears and head, and then on my
whole body. I was, 1 may say. perfectly raw
with IL. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me from work nearly all Winter.
When WA. a girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and had to depend on such
salyes a. ~nclghhors recommended. About
thirty years ago patent medicines came 10 the
market. and / have used everything that has
been advertised ~ q patent medicine TO purify
the blood, from that day to this. sometimcs
got something that partially relieved me. and
what ! thought was going to cure me. but every
thing lo.t Its strength on me after . while.
About elk months ago ! commenced taking
your medicine. I must say I had faith In II
from the beginning. you were so highly recon-.
mended by q great many OF my acqusintances.
want you to publish THE In your city paper.
90 that people who are suffering from Salt
Rhcum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was such q case a. mine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
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fsssy WA AAS"a " s'etyooey
in this community that there was . fight
at the Justice mine. in Lower Gold Hill.
on Saturday evening" the result Of which
was that four men were almost instantly
killed, and another 80 badly wounded
that he died in consequence the
next morning. Our Newspaper con-
tsmporAriss have puSlishsd accounts Of
the sad affair. which were mort or less
correct, but to-day We give the testimony
elected at the coroner's inquest held to-
day. which tells more than has yet been
published. The whole story may be
summed up a. fellows 7. +. Smith
has been Superintendent OF the mine
for some months past, and on Saturday
afternoon G.. +. kellogg. Of this town.
received kilograms from the President
and u portion Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the company. informing him that he
was appointed superintendent oil
the mine and directing him to take
immediate possession. We are also
informed that Mr.. Smith was tsls-
graphed to by some Of the Trustees, and
also by ac~ontrolling stakeholder to hold
possession at all hazards. In compli-
ancs with his instructions, Mr.. Kellogg
sent his brother. W. L. Kellogg, with
several men 20 take possession OF the
mine. II is evident that parties were
were acting on the defensive, and the
result was as stated. Mr.. kellogg was
murdered treaehsrously and in Geld
blood. and Mr.. Shiflstt, one OF his par
~. was shot in the back while
~rstrsating. and died the neSt
morning. The others were killed
Immediately. or died within an hour.
The men killed were generally considered
to be quiet, v~sll.behaved, good citizens,
and. although they were armed, We do
not believe they anticipated amy very
serious fighting. but that the parties in
possession would give up when called
upon. The fatal collision and ARRAY
occurred Just after dark. and the victims
wers Of the attacking party. Their
names were: William z. Kellogg, aged
~ waaras Mtahaal Kama fDr Callel AreU
~ 49,. John Rem sss5 about 40
var. Michael Rislsy. sSsd 80 wears,
nj ~ n sb;sstt ag.d AZ wears.
TLsro a.. ys,;ons -stor;ss told as 10 the
80, - anJ ,;ms NJ tb.ir d,ath
sn, ,ha sx;J.,c. saducsJ M the Coro.
49, ;nonss, Gives ths correct particu-
i,rs
The .,c;,.m.pt 4, Geld Hill. AZ we'll
.;a v;rD;m;a men ,hs r.ceipt Of the
49, 81 ,hs ,1eedy. which spread like
~;Ia,sr. was intsnse. This sheriff and
49, ne;.srs ~ ths Law we're promptly
~ MI snJ \ ,,,ang cusrj surrounded
~. Waii.r D.t.,t hosting works, situ.
.,.a =. ,Sa south norton Of The Jsstice
nine where N. tragedy ,osk place. In
m, morninr. however, the building was
fonnJ 10 bs smp,y. non. OF those who
diJ the terrible Killing the evening pre-
v%;onsIv Min, nre.snt. How they left is
bSst Known 10 themselves. Sheriff
A,kinso, and Constable Harkin, Of Gold
Hill however. succeeded in arresting
three vs.t,rl.y morningat [, or near Silver
City. Their names are Prentiss,
Thomns Murphy and Dan Askcw.
To-day Constable Harkin arrested
pa,r;ck ps,crs- a. the Divide. between
- - ir,;r;a Thev ara all In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-05
DR.. N. HOLMES

NNOuNcRs HIMSELF As A CANDi.
n date for the once Of Public Administrator
Of Storey County. Nevada, subject 10 tho
votes ofths citizens Of the county that are not
favor or affection. sell
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
NESS!

I publish this card for the benefit Of DR.. II.
Price, - South G street, Virginia City, In un.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me-.
and for his skin as Q physician and surgeon:
Deafness Ia horrible It renders q person
unit for any bushes. have been afiicted for
over three year,. entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
ed 10 DIR. Price by Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
OF this city, q wclLknown citizen, whom he
cured lsst year OF deafness OF tweniy-seven
ycars standing. The Doctor puncturcd. % he
explained TO me. tho mombrana. ~tympana-a
serious surgical operation. ! placed myself
under his treatment q week ago, and, strange
10 say, In this short time I have rcgaipcd my
hearing. 4 physician able TO perform such
from similar affections. Ny thanks TO him,
and | hope this card will bring him many pa
j. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9th
day OF February, A. u. 1874.
WILL n. BURIAL.
[sEAI.1 Notary Public.
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GILLxrT's Ilaking Powder never falls TO
please. It 10 pure, and never disappoint. the
cook.
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CARD.

DIR. n. PRICE, n South G street, Virginia
City. has cured M entirely fron q long-standlng
disease OF the stomach and liver. for which ]
tried In vain for years the most prominent
physicians.
deem II nv duty to publish this fact. recon-.
mendlng DR.. Price TO all persons suffering from
similar affections.
Virginia, October 10, is7s. ssistd
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SPECIALTIEs.

SPECfAl.TIEs.
Diseases Of the BYE and EAR, THROAT.
and ali Chronic. CONSTITUTIONAL and Blood Dis.
eases.
Asthma, Catarrh. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Epilepsy, .scrofula. Piles, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
etc., cured.
Ladies' out OF health assured Of prompt
relief.
CANCERS and TUMoRs removed without
the knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-05

0nLErr'r Double flav0rlng Extracts are the
best In use, and sold everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-05

Observation-Disclosures. leone
lndres.
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sKILLPUL ATTENTION

Given TO all classes OF diseases. No idle pre-
tensions or imposture; no nsttering or expert
ments; ne Injurious drugs; but careful exam
nations and The most reliable treatment the
best remedies approved by science and expert.
cnce, which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
, 1874-09-26
SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
Beef a poor cow ever,
Sell a good one never.

Three-quarters of the young people who go
to ruin take the first step in the downward path
by improper exposure to temptation in the
evening.
Ebony wood weighs SO pounds to the cubic
foot; lignum vitae the same; hickory, SO
pounds birch, as pounds beech, 40 yellow
pine, SO cedar, 80; white pine, 35, and
cork IS.
The greatest herdsman in the world is the
title claimed for Samuel W. Allen, Of Texas,
who owns 225,0O0 cattle. He has one ranch
eighty miles long and forty wide, between the
Nevada and Colorado rivers.
A cow, under ordinary feeding, furnishes in
o year 90, 900 pounds of solid excrement and
about 5000 pounds of liquid. The COMPARE
tive money value Of the two is but slightly
in favour of the solid. This statement has
been verified as truth over and over
again.
To the sgriculturist and horticulturist a
knowledge of botany will give more pleasure
than any other science. It is with plants he
deals, and the better he understands them the
better be can manage them and the more
happiness he can derive from their %cultiva-
ton.
If it is desired to have cattle riDg-streaked
and speckled, sheep brown and goats spotted,
some Jacob must see that when they 60 to
drink that they do not conceive from the weak
the black or any other than the riug-streaked
bull, the brown ram or the spotted buck.
Too often do we see leaves allowed to
be washed into the sea, when, if they were trans
ferred to the stable for bedding, they would be
make more acceptable to the stock than straw or
any course hay litter, besides the manure made
by their use is worth one eighth more than that
from straw or hay litter.
, 1874-09-26

The Times publishes az immense
letter from a correspondent who, 10
July, was in the Kraton OF Acheen,
giving . full account ofthe position of the
Dutch. 1t is not, on the whole, f%avoura-
bic. The Acheenese, he says, are drawer
than any coloured race, except perhaps the
Sikhs ; are always ready for a hand-to-
hand fight, and have amy quantity" OF
iron muzzle-loading cannon,-most OF
them, it is imagined, cast in the country
itself. They will fight to the death, and
are by no means cast down as to the course
of the war. On the other hand, the cor
respondent hints, the General is not quite
up to bis work, does not hit hard enough
or frequently enough, and is too much in
clined 10 a policy of Cancellation. He is
assured that Holland has not the force to
do more than keep on pegging away, but
remarks that in this case the Government
of the Hague had better wait till it has
concentrated it's resources. At present,
though much money is spent, the REIN
forcements do not quite supply the waste
from sickness. The account reads truth
full, and is evidently intended to warn
the Dutch Parliament, but perhaps the
writer is hardly aware how swiftly resist
ance in the East sometimes collapses.
The Acheenese may die fighting. but they
may also retreat into the interior, and
carve out q new State for themselves.
, 1874-09-26

and submitted to President Grants orders. The
United States military is in possession of all
arms and State property.
Macenry's forces have .disbanded and it is ex-
pected that Kellogg's government will be REIN
stated tomorrow.
Sept. 90.
NEW York 1sth.-Flour 81 to 81. Meal
Al to ST. Pork "a s. Crystals 81 to 81.
Good refining ST to 81. Molasses 40 to AS.
Gold 1923. Exchange 4.843.
LONDON 19th.-Demerara crystals 90 s. 6 d.
Muscovado 81 8. Clayed Havana rs s.. 8 d.
to IS 8. 6 d.. Demerara rum 2s. 4 d. Consols
92k. Bank rate 3. Rentes 634.
Regnier has been sentenced to death.
President Grant has directed the command
er of the United States forces in New Orleans
to give Governor Kellogg the necessary sup
port to reestablish his authority.
, 1874-09-26
AUCTION.

RFTER Begj@ring af Frederik-
Z steds Skifteret som behandlende
afgangne Richard Moretons Opbuds-
DO, vile blive opraabt til absolut
Bortsalg we'd cen Auktion her paa
Auctions Contoiret Torsdagen den
I5de October f0rstkommende efter-
nevnte dette Bo tiIhorende Eiendom-
me. nemlig:
, 1874-09-26

NJ the request of Frederiksteds
III Dealing Court in behalf of Rich
ard Moreton's trustee-dealing will
be sold at one Auction to be held at
this Office on Thursday the 18th of
October next the following proper
ties belonging to the aforesaid deal
ing. namely
, 1874-09-26
NoH7isStrand Gade her i Byen XII.
l sIet Eftermiddag.
8, ETENDOM.
MEN

No: IS Strand Gade her Byen XXI.
2 slet Eftermiddag.
Conditionerne for SaIget og Vur-
deringsforretningerne ere til Eftersyn
Paa Skifteretscontoiret hvor ogsaa an
Dire ~Oplysninger Eiendommene we'd
kommende kunne erhoIdes.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
eide September 1874.
C. SARAUW.
, 1874-09-26
81 PRO.


No. IA A. and No. Ii B. both in
Strand Gade in this town at IL
o'clock noon !; these properties will
be put up for sale first each one Sc
p~arately and afterwards both to-
gether.
, 1874-09-26

No. ID A. og No. IA B. begge j Strand
Gade her iByen XXI. IL slet Mid
dag; tdisse to Eiendomme opraabes
foirst sarskilte, hyerfor sig eg deref-
ter samIede under Eet.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-29
Drawn Ont.

The names of the following gentle
men have been drawn out of the jury
box to serve as jurors in the case of
j. j. BLAZER VS.. A. B. CoFFMAN ct
0ls., now pending in the Probate
Court on an appeal from the final de
cision of the county commissioners
in relation to the amount of compen
sation and damages assessed to him
by reason of the location of a road
through the premises of said appel
liant, and they may expect the Sher-
iff after them shortly.
James w. Maddy, David Tate,
Thomas Weatherholt, S. NJ. Camp
bell, David Fulton, James Cheering
ton, C. S. Mills, C. W. Kennedy, H.
C. Skinner, Henry Clyse, Wesley
Martindale and j. NJ. Hannah.