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A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE WISHES TO TAKE
~ charge Of house during the tamiy's absence lbls
summer reference frst class Ad lress g. J. >, herau
office
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COO REWARD-LoST. on THE EVENING OF
'DZU April II, brown tan Dog, terrier breed; ears
clipped three spots hnd parts; han on a fancy
leather collars answers the name Of Jim. Return e
~ INST Fifteenth street
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WATCHES, .TIiwELRY, &C.

JOSEPH SOLOMON & co, AuCTioNEERs, ID
"A. Fulton street, dealers in Diamonds, Watches AT
tices Of Viru. &c; advances made on consig nments
established 1851 sales OF household furniture attended
10 promptly. Sc haba EspanoL
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GD REwARD-FoR BUNCH or KEYS, LOST APRIL
y = 2. Return direction, mt ll6 and lis West
Twenty fifth street
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G1l Observation-Disclosures DOG FROM
GU Spuyicn Duyyil on saturday afternoon; white
and liver colored. six old answers the name
Cato Apply 10 Mason's livery stables, twenty frs,
street between Broadway ana Fifth avenue, TO DO
sEPH sTkAkNS, SpnYten DnyyiL
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

GTATG LINE. - -
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LlNEhPOols DUB.
LIN BELFAST. AND LONDONDERRY
sailing from pier No. 80 North River. Al iolows:-
STATE OF GEORGtA Captain Cooper. We'd, Nay
STATE or LOUISIANA, Captain johnson. We'd, May 10
STATE or INDIANA. Captain sadler We'd June
aud every "Wednesday thereafter. FIRST cabin so SD
and 500 return tickets, $i0 second CABIN S3 return
lie Gets 500 Seerage at lowest rates
AppIyt to AUSTIN, BALDWIN A. CO., Agents.
No. ~ Broadway. New York
Steernge Office, No. As Broadway.
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THREE or FOUR FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
Rooms wantcd-By small family Of adults located
between Eighth and ihiry fourth streets Third ana
sixth avenues; terms $40 per month. Address
GRANVI La, box lj2 Herald Uptown nranch office.
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DOOMS WANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
N desire Second Floor. unurnshed, in quiet mouse
respectable neighborhood rent rot TO exceed $50
Address L. A. -, Herald ONCE.
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q. < REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED-FOR
'D) the the Wheelbarrow taken from in from
OF my store on Friday, April .
JOHN HARRISON. Jr., l51 South street.
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A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-BY 4
~ single gentleman side. below slN teenth
street; terms to exceed $50; with Board 500 AZ
dress I. H. =. Herald Office
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dn1S REWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN a SMALL
,DlO full FLOODED black and tan; answers the name
s'Nee.n If returned to 232 East evcntyninth street
the above reward will be paid and questions asked
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4 FIRST CLASS SOPRANO GOOD READEiJ BE-
n q position in a church In New York vicinity.
will also accept concert engagements. Address Y II
CAR, box III hernll Uptown Branch Office
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n1AMoNDS. WATCHES AND JI:WELRY BouGH[s
and sold back, when desired, at very small al
vance GEORGE G. ALLEN, lis Broadway. neai
Twenty ninth street Watches ana Jewe ny repaired
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An EXPERIENCED ORGANISE Is OPEN TO AN
n engagement from May Il best references furnished
Address Il. g., Herald office.
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An EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER OF THE
"A piano would take pupils at very mod.
crate Practice desired 3d7 West twenty nth
street
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i IkrANTED-THE SECOND FLOOR or HOUSE
Il w Tor 4 small responsible family; must be
reasonable; lth the owner preferred Address TEN
I AN d. Herald Office.
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PUBLICATIONS. FOR ADMISSION TO TIE CHORUS
II al the new choir OF IT Andrews Harlem. may be
addressed AUSTEN PEAkCE, Aessrs Pond, 81 Union
square.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

FInrcR,cxrns.-It is 10 be hoped tina,
the proper officers will see that these in.
csndiary articles will not be exploded
within the town limits during tho csle-
bration Of the approaching Fourth OF
July. Numerous fires, nnaways, etc.,
on the Fourth. arc directly attributable
10 this cause.
SrocK FouSD.--A piece Of stock OF the
Bolivar Mining Company was picked NJ
In Gold Hill yesterday. The owner Of
tho same can have It by calling at this
Office, proving property and paying
charges.
CAxE MEAN DRowxISo.-A man who
came In on tho cars to Virginia City
yesterday morning. went to sleep In ono
Of DR.. Mayors bath.tubs. and came
nigh drowning before his situation was
discovered.
DISSATISFIED. -Some OF the appoint.
ments OF officers Of tho day for the
Fourth Of July, In Virginia City. DO not
meet with general favor.
ELlISE.-0'Neill, one OF tho men
who stole Toby Rossnthal's famous
painting. Elaine" is now In Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
Arrival. Yesterday M.rai.x.
departure. Lass Eveaiss.

- ~ --.-. .x
80.
49, -
TOT the r1onee, Ilch'e hs,' oa'u
All persons Wishing 20 sehu ,hei. H.u
BASKETS y TINS car. VII Ieiuifc
mem NJ 'he ,sspseu,e 49, Pn
tico in our advertising columns.
sru, ruy, Go-Eicbt or ten more
Jocs v.r, in IN. pound al Virginia City
~ u,a,,in. ,,h;.h Nth o,bo,. ,hs,
@ ""n.h, ,hrn,.h a.. law will
nnI.J 'mo,,nw .o,ninc III. be.
som;ns possibls 10 walk The streets Of
Virginia now without stumbling against
OF tho nuisanees every lew yafus'
OPENING SrRkKrs. II number OF Pc
,;,;o,s war. presen,sd 10 the Boari Of
-, v,.,;.;. CT L., o-,a,;,,
n"'Y, A." nas,a;n s,,s.,. which are
now obsiruc,ed DO opened to the pub-
lie. The cross s.res,s iann,ns n ~
ans'e.w
''o
MINIS. ATTENTION. "A iui anu
prompt attendance Of the members Of
the Gold Hill Miners Union Is request
ed at their hall next Monday evening,
june .o'h. ~ asa 1910, 81" 81.
sniai o",;.o IN ON, says,,;.isc columns.
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL

You are MI invited TO call and inspect
our now and elegant store with its full.
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewelry,
silverware, diamonds, clocks, bronzvs,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
Ban Francisco you will always be re.
ceived In q courteous manner by J. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who will al.
ways take pleasure in showing custom
srs through his stock Of goods. never
considering II q trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and sec him ere you
purchase elsewhere. lIo will send goods
Tor selection 10 any part Of tho State,
and will repair watches and jewelry sen I
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. ns he does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
A PROSPECTING oNEEs

Major Downis. the well known old
pioneer and founder Of Downieville,
California. dropped in To see US to-day.
He has but just returned from a ak
months absence on a prospecting trip TO
New Granada. Costa Riea. and tho
adjacent sections Of country. and
is much benefited by the trip. looking
ten years younger than before he left.
He was we'll treated everywhere. and
contrary to what had been told him, he
found the natives and residents Of the
country among tho most hospitabls he
ever met with. There was plenty OF
everything. and money was at . dis.
count. The Major found II q fine. fer
tile. healthy country. and just such AZ
people from this coast should 60 TO for
health or recuperation, instead Of
going East. He took a look at
many rich mining regions-both placer
and quartz mines-and also figured
somewhat as q resurrectionist, prospect
ing for "huaeas" or ancient graves Of
people who died there. centuries ago,
and wore buried with their gold and sil-
yer ornaments, money, etc., by their
side. Heavy forests Of timber have
grown over these graves, and
they are not easily found. II is only
during the past half a dozen years or no
that human cupidity has induced the
hunting after these graves, the fact
of their buried riches having been
accidentally discovered. Some Of them
pan out very rich in ornaments. images,
ETC.. Of pure gold. as high as S50,0O0
worth having been obtained from q sim
Gle grave. Major Downie brought
along several very interesting and rich
specimens in that line. which ho showed
US. also specimens Of prehistoric pot
terry implements. ETC., found In that TO-
gion. which he will present to the
Pacific Coast Pioneers, OF which Society
he is a much esteemed honorary mem.
Der.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
End Of she rins.ei.i Crisis In len.

Emu " sno hius3etAA NEhssS ." AS
NV YoRK, June ga London
special says the principal American
bankers there report the financial crisis
over for the present. The crisis arose
from ovcr speculation In tea, silk and
opium. No harm will como 70 Amsri'
can securities.
No War with BaPmah-ssbsidsses
Of Disorder IN CHINA.
LONDON. June 23.-t II officially an
nouncod that the King Of purmah hs'
given a satisfactory explanation OF biz
course OF action TO Sir Douglas Forsythe'
the British Envoy. A war 10 now con-
sidersd improbable. .
Advices from China say the disorder
in Chin Kiang. growing out Of the ar
rest OF two native soldiers for insulting
tho American Consul and wife. has sub.
sided. The Chinese have partially sat
ished the demands for rsparation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

A SurvocAriso couGn.-ln . letter To Mrs,
Charlotte Llslc, Of Chicago. q lady well known
o. Q contributor TO the wcstefn press. she
aseribes The cure Of . dangerous tough. accom-.
panied by bleeding at the lung, to Hale,
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough
she says. "thrcatencd to suffpeate me
but the Honey Of llorehound and Tar has
removed every trare of g." The letter was "a
. lady friend In this city, who has placed u al
the disposal Of O. N. Chttsnfon. Z Sixth ave
nne. Pixies Toothachs Drops cure In one
mlDute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
c.srlrsrri-when . man undertake. to

CsKrArsTri-whe . man undertakes Ia
make his Investments for future need, he
10 Obliged 10 assume that he will have time ia
certainty the very thing Whose uncertainty
causes him TO make provision at all. hut " he
iusurvs his iifs aud then lives TO old agc. tho
policy will prove q better cash Investment than
be can easily make In any othor manner. taking
into account its freedom from all aud every
hazard. ~ s dies early. the object 81 making
. provision for his family u instantly attained
Insure IN the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23


The Independents - Congressional
Neminasiens-Yirst Ballot fer
0evsrnsr.
SACRAMENTO, June 23.--The Commits.
sionsrs Of the Third Congressional Dis.
trict met this morning and organized
with temporary officers. who were sub
sequontly made permanent. Seneca
Ever, Of Napa, Chairman; z. H. Saw
yer. Of solano. Secretary. The Com
missionsrs considered the propriety Of
nominating j. K. Luttrsll. but finally
decided TO postpone the nomination
until the State Convention adjourned.
They appointed q District Congressional
Committee and adjourned 70 the close
OF tho State Convention.
The Convention for the Third ~
Congressional District met at 0 A. N.
L. W. Elliott, Of San Joaquin, was
elected Chairman; II. @. Mclean, Of
Alameda, Secretary. Tho Commission
ors wero averse TO any fusion with the
old parties or to the selection Of any
but q pronounced Independent for tho
position. Charles A. Tuttle, OF Ala
media, was put in nomination. No
other candidates being offered the noini.
nation was carried by reclamation. A
Congressional Committee Of II from
each county was then elected.
The State Convention assembled. The
first vote ON nomination for Governor
was: Estee, 90; Catlin. SC; Bidwell,
LOG. Necessary for q choice, l43.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
FROM YOSEMITE, CAL.

YOSEMITE. Cal. Juno 23.-The first
stago over tho new road win MERGED,
Mariposa and Big Tree Station, directly
to the hotel in tho valley, has just como
through. There is rejoicing on the
substantial completion Of this grca.
work, by wasbburn. Chaperon n Co.
This makes tho third wagon road com.
pleted to Yosemite within tho last twelve
months. making the great valley pleas
antly accessible on oil sides. Stages by
this route will now arrivo at hotels horc
al IL o'clock noon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

INFORMANT Endorsed by the Medical pros
fessIon, DIR. VIM. Halle Balsam for the Lungs
cures Cough-. Colds and Consumption. and all
diseases OF the Throat and Chert, DR.. Towns
ley's Toothaehe Anodyne cures In one min.
ulH-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

Bidwsil Nominated for GoScrnor-
Pacheee for Lieutenant dover
nor
SACRAMENTO, June 1880 P. NJ
Tho Convention rsassemblod. On tho
frst ballot for Governor. Estee received
o.. Catlin SOL Bidwell l0G-nsccssary
for a choice, l43. Second ballot-Cat.
lin 50, Esteo 10. Bidwell lls. Esteo
has Withdrawn. Third ballot-san
Francisco gave Bidwell 40 and Catlin
80. Bidwell appears nominated. Whole
ballot-Ca.lin 10, Bidwell 1877. Bidwoll
Is nominated.
The Convention nominated Pacheco
for Lieutenant Governor by aoclama-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

MIMI. misunderstanding new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now In.
sure miners. Apply ct General Agency Once,
Rooms I and 8, Asrye's Building, Virginia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
TAPE WORM
Removed in Two Hours,

NTH HEAD COMPLETE. OR NO RI.
w peuss. In addition to the large numbsl
vhe understsnd the cause Of their distress snd
gradual decline. hundreds Of pspons on this
coast are dragging out . wrsichsd sxistsnee-
dying By inckss-fron what they suppose %
BE- dyspsps,s, bat whatts In reality ths eject
Of this terrible parasite In the stomach.
Thoss suffering from On unnatural appetite.
weak stomach, Indigestion, weak mental state
memory. nsrvou, debility. dinners Of sight,
o~ccsslonal dizziness. etc., srs advised 10 cal!
before their system becomes reduced beyond
recover, 10 these are some Of the prominent
indications sfispsvorm. ~ cure J. perm
tain the patient bu: . couple Of hours nom
business. Medicine sent 10 I'M part OF the
country. Patients treated ct their residence
When preferred. once hour, from , g ! and
to 2. n. DIX. CLObkt
No. "a Nission street. near Fourth, Ban !,n'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

FsnALl COMPLAINTS should be cured. ~
they onsn can be. BY a few dpscs Of Ayer'r
Ssrpapahlla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS
~ for teachers certificates. alec Of teachers
now employed In the public schools Of storey
county whose certificates require rnewal. will
he held u the Third ward Achsol. house told
ssi,,Ssi.y,' yirTa.,, cry, IA o. !. f eSmn.Ss ,nS s !, T.
o'clock A r.. Applicants for nnt grade eertin-
Gates win be examined In orthography. rad.
ing, writing. arithmetic. Kngfish grammar,
geography, natural philosophy, United States
history. physioloc ind chemistry. Applicants
In the common Engiish branches, with the cI.
eeption o.. kngiish grammar. and including
jim. FLINT,
jsil 81 sup't Public schools Storey County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
This MssaiaE.

SAN rRANCI-co STOCK EoARn.
ieo ophlr, tsS, ~, sS IS, @s. TS ss,
az ben
100 Mexican. IN, Is. IT,.
OH ,.oals 4 Carry.i
Is best 4! Bslchsr, ~. $tS
a. savage, "a, %
~ Chollsr- rotosi. -. 10
5n cte-n Point, 30, -, so IN
~ yellow jacket, u, 70
iiso impertal. ~
zO kmpir. Mil. ~
no ksnirck, IN. ~. iis
M Alpha. II
10 Bslshcr. an
to Conscience, u
81, Consolidated virginia, IA. ssay, sal, Nv,
al3
SCsl~iosia. iGS
7o Utah. y, S.
So Rock Island, .. 81 81
JS Julis, II, nv, iis b:o ~ i1S
~ baltimore Con, N.S
cvsta.n. 50
Is Lady Rryan. 3. ~
N khiek-rbocker, ~
Is Lady ws.Ll1gisn,
la Andes, ~, %
40 Saccor,
rs liSnsy. cc
az silver nill,T
9S Tyler. &c
st0 wssd.ills. AZ
stO Cosmopolitan, MSc,
~ LuIlisn, a.
n Union Con 81, s..
zls Dayton, ~, AZ
lo Mint. asc
so Nsrth Carson. Csc
liI5 California. aSS, 5N h5. St. sIk bU. "
I'M
ico Challenge
10 New York. ak
1900 Wells Fargo, ie
SIS Prospect, ~
r,cirtc crock EXCHANGE.
iTto Ophir. t6S. tsk
1850 Nexiean. iT.. fT.. ~. Is rs
s1D Coax & Curry, isS id.
go Beet q sslehsr. as. Is h3. AN
no savage, "a
iso Crows Point. 20. ;oS. IN BIZ
io Yellow Jacket, IS
10 lsperial, ~. Ti. 80
10 Hnpirv MIL. a.
~ Bel her, 20
igs cssssliasivd virginia. ~, sal. 10
ivo si-rrS Nevada. l2'.
32o California. ~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
MAS0Nlc
SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,

MO. . Post srnIEr MASONIC TEN.
received on Term and Ordipary Ds.
poslt-Dividents paid s~emi.Annuslly.' Loans
b D:ps II i.:s! si' psgss si r. New S' Tale. fs,i 2.
dslphls, BOSTON. and the principal eitiss Of liz
Atlantic States and cansda; also, Prince, Rng'
issd. Germany. Spain, iaiy. switzerland,
Ills bank :otieiis the ps.rouss, Of all per.
WV. n. CULVER, President.
FRANCIS SMITH, HcsPrssidsnt.
u. Z. 0RAvus, Secretary.
LSonIpAs y. PRArf, Attorney. jnl.iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

Tusisrrrs..,ockofaryroe cone
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REPORr,
~lHrrOsrrD DAILY 1T a r. x.Ar,ss =. Co.


Last Evsstsg.
~ rsASeisoo STOCK BOARD.
100 Meadow yAllsy.6
iso Raymond a Ny. n. q. u. az, Is
$50 kureka Con. ~. cJH
is9s Jackson, ., IL, tx
C75 Phenix.7
$50 Alps, SOC. t7ke
Is Belmont, 3&,t
- Rye Paten, "
sokK Coo s bo, ", tx, ~
$50 Pfussian,a
io>o Leopard. Is. ifS. II.
$50 jefferson. :. ~, ~
1915 ella. ~, ~, ~, AZ
80 Panther. N
10 Tiger. SIN
IS ~. Patrick. IL
i3o Mansfield. 1Ikc, &c. &c
as Golden Chariot, ss,sN, N
loo Ida Eimore,7
40 Mahogany, Ik,iS
20 war Easis;
To- p.nper. ~
.J Imperial. ~. tx
5D Crown Point. N, sx bso sor
~ Consolidated Virgins, sz'x. 80. sss. 30
49, UOsld q Garry, lsA. ~. BIO
ISs BsisSsr. ~. n. " rs. ssS
rAcISic srocx kxcuAHeK.
30 OILS. <r3D. q. bso
~ Raymond q bly,. a
RIO Mansfield, NC
no Goldsn Carrot, ~. -
cO Mahosaay, ~, N
10 War Eagle, N
"a fcoruan, IN
Nv Eureka Con. s5. GH, stS
~ ltsymoId and kiy. az, "a bs, % hio
"a p,1rman, os
Con..5
Inn Isk.Wa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
RASTERN DISPATCHES.


,rpo.AI 70 sxs seEs MA sAnY ssvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

balloouist. from woodward's Gardens,
San Francisco, engaged to make q grand
ascension from tho bowers Mansion
grounds next Saturday. on the occasion
Of their great picnic. but the project was
spoiled by the natural perversity OF
George Tuiiy. OF Carson. lie Is an old
Pioneer, and getting excited over the
matter no sworo Thai the balloon should
".s sUorph IN ,h" country No, = halloon
s;r enough 10 I'M him up into the air,
and. thus Il is that a fno project is
spoiled just because the ambitious
I'uiy wants 10 let people SEQ him ascend
up.
GoLp HILL PoLicx MArrEKs Lazarus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
oM SACRAMENTO.

srrcIAL 10 mn GOLD nnLL DAILY nEvs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-12

S. A. Meyers, Express Messenger on Circle
vile Accommodation. has been trAnsf erred to
Pan Handle line, between Columbus and Pitts
burg.
Thursday of last week, one of ". q. Al
baugh's livery horses, hired by a girl named
Greer, of this city, was overdriven, aud dropped
dead on the pike, between the Foundry and
the River Bridge.
From the ChiIlicothe Post of last week:
Rev. R. A Lemaster has been acquitted by
Church Conference. His daily walk and
talk with Mrs. Hanks was like Caesars wife
above suspicion.
Jacob Needy, the stock dealer, has failed.
In this county, he picks up John Pancake for
| 81 ,260, Austin Pepple 81 300, and Thomas
McCord and Alex. Shoultz 81. 400. He had
| a way of giving checks on a bank at Pitts
burg, Penn, in which he had no money. He
| is now in Jail at London, Madison county on
a charge of obtaining money under false pre-
| lenses. His arrest was oecasIoned by Mao1-
son county man. The Ross county men are
waiting to arrest him as soon as he is release
at London
Miss Minerva Evans, of Pickaway County
died at the residence of John Boggs last week
Her real estate amounted to 1000 to 5,OOO
acres of land. Hon. Job. E. Stevenson is one
of the heirs to the immense estate.
From the ChiIlicothe Gazette:
Mr.. Daniel Peterman, a well-known residen
of this county, living near Schooley's Station
met with serious accident, last week. WhlI
crossing the railroad track the horse he wa
riding. slipped, and falling, threw Mr.. Peter
; man on the ground, fraeturing one of his limbs
His age will in measure retard his recovery
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-12
While the Democracy are howl

- While the Democracy are howl
traction and the alarming scarcity OF
money in the country, the prices for
everything the farmer raises are sim
fated'' way up to almost war pric ces,
and there is plenty of money to pur-
chase everything they have to sell
money too, worth 100 cents to the
dollar, instead of so, as would be the
case under the workings Democratic
currency imitation ideas. The trou-
BILE is not a scarcity of money, but a
scarcity of something to get it with
Perhaps imitation would remedy that
matter, but we fail to see how.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-12
July 10, 1875. 35w5
GHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas B. Thornton VS. Elijah b Drais.
Fayette County Common Pleas
Order of Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above stated case and in pursuance of the COM
mand thereof, I will expose and offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House in
the town of Washington, on Saturday the 2Sth
day of August A. D. 1875, at one O'Clock p. m. of
said day, the following described real estate to-
witt
Situate in the County of Fayette, State of Ohio,
and in the township of Wayne, and bounded and
described as follows: Being part of Survey No.
1906, beginning at stone corner to Mccoy and
the N. E. corner of land set off to EliZabeth h
Drais, Peter Drais. Mahala Gill, Emily Drais and
Henry Drais, in petition suit in said FaYette
| County Common Pleas Court in 1852
| thence with McCoy's line 1888 poles to the n,
w of land set off in said partition suit to
Elizabeth prais; thence with her line SS deg
| E l4O4 poles to a stake in the ditch, and n E
E 66 poles to a stake; thence n 6S deg w 13 poles
| to stake thence n 30 deg E &C poles to stake;
| thence 6S deg w ZIG poles to a stake; thence
| Adeg E 97.6 poles to a stake; thence n 26 deg w
| 115.4 poles to the n W corner of land owned by
Lewis and John Mallow; thence N S61s deg to
| the place of beginning, containing 3O0 acres,
more less, except 462 acres sold by said Drals
| to Lewis and John MaIlow, conveyed by deed
dated March 27, 1862 and recorded April 18th
1869, in Book w, records of deeds of Fayette Co.
Ohio
The above lands and tenements to be sold by
order of said court in said cause.
Appraised at $55 per acre.
Terms of sale cash.
| Gardner s. Creamer, Att'ys.
July 90, 1875. 3TW5 prf $l1.25