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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02


SAN Francisco. April as p. N.
Ophir-20 bid.
Msxican-iia bid. a. asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i2aa bid. i2S a.kcd.
Best a Belcher-27h sold.
CAlifornia-4j sold.
Best A Belchor-27h bid. - asked.
Con. virginia-t3 sold.
~Savago-5Hs bid.
ChollAr- Potosi-52s bid.
Crown Point IA bid. ~ asked.
Importantly asked.
Yellow Jacket-lOS bid.
Alpha-i5h bid.
Crown Point-7i sold.
Julia-3 co bid.
Sierra Nsvsda-G asked.
UtAh-i5 bid. Isl asked.
Bullion-i4 asked.
Excheluer-5 bid.
Overman-6G bid. 81 sold.
Justiec-ii bid, III asked.
Overman-CCh boo sold.
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p.pars.r-- saturday Ev-.iax.


r,,. x,ui,.,ior q, 9. uaual. ON a
charge Of embezzlemsnt as bailee of : i.c55
~o,,h ~ diamond Iewelry. was commenced
an saturday. in Virginia City, before
Jnde. Moses. After a partial hearing the
case was continued until tomorrow.
I.,ssuyxr-An assessment Of 81 per
.,,,e 4. levied by tho Crown Poin, Gold
.,1 silver Mining Company. delinquent
on The 5th Of May no.i. See official mo-
tice In our advertising column to-uaY'
PAT. KENNEDY, who was tried before
Judre Knox for malicious mischief last
Friday. found guilty and sentenced to pay
fine Of $50. was up again yesterday ior
assault with a deadly ".al"h'
WILLIAM Pmirrs, proprietor Of the
Franklin House, Gold Hin. Is nov so far
recovered that he il considered ont OF Jan
ger. His acquaintance will all be glad 70
know 'ha' nc s''""s VIZ"
TnE international Hotel. ih '"e
City, was formally opened last Satnrday
night. A large number Of guests have al
ready registered. and the house Is no" v"
regular 'uhh'"s .
Tur Capitol Saloon OF virginia oi'y
.,...-.hoily launched upon the sea ot
prosperity last saturday night, nh'
OF the most nnsiy
"sh'' "" "'
Miss 2. cHkvALikh' . 'on''A
has rendered her servic9S up"
sion Of Miss TreweliAs cement ~ va
nonAi uaala "A
.., oN... -. =.
AsrihASrs 10, -. a. al,
numerous IN '"s'"'" MI.
Hill. Almost n ~ ,hs cool Of his
To saeriheo hin''"
''1."'
THE case OF the s,a'o w. ia,isn.
nedy. arrested Tor seinnS nlr' e., Tor /.
~ - N. "wednesday.
m..z.xo,, sy,I talon, has
n fohAipAnlA US. -. :,
been fetainsa " ,hs Trojan Mining
Compapy.
an 20 " .he .aij Ia
-,,-.r.,.,..hs .,os, IN 90. .'and
az .,;s .s,,;nc carly The boy didn',
rush.
c.,.,,,x Inv. OF angelic proelivitics,
who was fined siO0 for assault and battery
has appealed his case.
BULLION valued at s227'3oo Oh was sent
10 San Francisco from the Comstock ias'
'A'u'uA' ''"
A Lor Of ore taken from tho A'iAno'
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NorIcE TO THE LADIEs.-nead tho mo-
A. yuL-t,J tA5 ao,tL, N sfreet


NorIcE TO THE LADIEs.-Read tho no
tico Of Mrs. whyl,nd. ii7 South O street,
Virginia. In our advertising columns TO-
day. She has Just received, direct from
Eastern importers. . splendid selection OF
Spring goods, consisting Of hats. bonnots'
aud everything pertaining to the millinery
limo and Of tho very latest and most 70.
hcrchs styles. Every two weeks she will
rscsivo new goods, 20 that everybody can
keep In style. Prices below oil compcti'
tion. Mr.. whylsnd attends to the bleach-
Ing, pressing aud dyeing Of hats In tho
choicest aud most fashionable styles. Call
at tho Nevada Straw Works. ii7 South q
street, Virginia. Everybody used to know
Madame whylAnd In years past. at Vir-
giniA az tho chief milliner and modistc,
and she proposes that they shall know her
some more.
EMIL HARMS. son OF il. Harris, tho
Silver City assaycr, left for San Francisco
last evening, whero ho goes for tho pur.
pose Of learning tho m~achinist's trade.
lie will serve his apprenticeship In the
Union Iron Works, owned by Prescott,
Scott a Co. Young Harris has tho beat
wishes Of many friends for his speedy adj
vancomsnt In his chosen vocation.
sxnxsApE. - The Coin HILL NEWS
folks acknowledge tho pleasure Of q very
pleasing and acceptable serenade OH Sat
urday evening by tho lrish.American
Brass Band. Tho way they performed
Governor Hayes Quickstep Was most
gratiiyingly excellent. Call again gentle
men. you arc always welcome.
TAKING Her HoME.-The remains Of
Miss y. A. Hall. tho former teacher Of tho
sutro Public School. were disinterrcd yes
to-day afternoon and taken back to tho
residence Of her family. at Apple River.
10 Davicss County. Illinois. Mrs. IL. y.
Raw Of Sutro. sister Of deceased, accom-
panied tho remains.
This morning tho sun was shining
brightly and the weather continued pleas.
At until about noon, when q smart hail.
storm commenced. In Virginia the
ground became quito white, but In Gold
Hill III. frozen drops melted as fast as
they fell.
TuE old engine.house Of tho washoc
PRO Company Is o corporation property
in Virginia City. and the fro apparatus Of
the corporation Ia being removed Ia that
place. Tho machines formerly belonging
10 Knicksrbockcr No. 8 aro now housed
there.
The employees Of tho Delta Saloon In
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sRNsInLC ADVICE.

You aro asied every day through the columns
OF newspapers aud by your druggist Ia uso
something for Dyspep-ia snd Liver Complaint
thai y,u know nothing alolt. You ret a.
Outraged spending n oncy with hut little sue.
ecss. Now 10 give you satisfactory pool that
GRErr's Auausr fio~Ea viii cure you Of
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. with al their
eierts, such a. sur riomaci. sick headache.
hsbit.ai costivenrss. ps' pitation OF the heart,
heartburn, water.brsrh. conlig up OF food
after eating. ] W spirits. etc, W. nsk you 10 go
10 yoar druggist and get = sample bo'ile Ol
usigN's Auausr tLrwER for 10 cents aud Try
Il. or . regular sir, for Is cents. Two do-.s
will relieve Jou. mhG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

DELIVERY wAooSs.-James Williams. Q
driver In the employ Of J.. d. Mallon. a
Virginia merchant, wa arrested in Gold
Hill last February for delivering goods
from . place outside Of u corporate lin
its without having . license " do 10. The
case was tried before Judge Cook. the
driver found guilty and fined. Last Sat
urdsy the matter came up In the District
Court ON appeal. Tho counsel for plain
till, after examining the brief Of the de-
PENDANT aud the authorities. WAS convinced
that the ordinance was illegal. and moved
to dismiss the case, which was don't Of tho
cost Of plaintiff. II this ruling Is correct,
the merchants Of Virginia will not hereaf-
Ter bs compelled 70 pay . license on their
wagons delivering goods In this town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02
THE BONANZA SUIT.
wirNEsxEs FOR rME DEFENSE
TELLING WHAT rHnY
KNOW.

John p. Hates and m. rsstimoay
Regarding His signature on the
Contested Deei-The Statement
keeured by Darnes-other W.T.
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o TOWN MARSHAL.
J. c. DUNLOP

ia RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED AZ
i candidate for Town Marshal OF Uold Hill, Of
the coming municipal e~isc,,on. subject 70 the
decision of the people. mri1tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

TELE CRAPHIC.
The Important Order Has
Gone Forth.
THE TROOPS TO Be WITHDRAWN
FROM THE STATE. HOUSE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
AND THIS MAKES WADE HAMPTON
GOVERNOR.
Chamberlain Last Appeal to the
President Unhesded.
SAMMY fILDEy WILL CONTEST
HAYES SEAT AT ONCE.
Which viii Surprise None Of Our
Readers.
A. THE "NEws" PREDICTED IT
rwO MONTHS AGO.
Packard Stands BY MS Colors In
Louisiana.
He VIII Receive the Commissioners as
Visitors Only.
l~srxc.L DnrArcnr. TO TIE 6olD HILL
DAILY kEwsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02
FOR TowE MARSHAL.
ALEX. McMART1N

DRsPEcrFuLLy ANNOUNCES HiMsELY
IL ~ candidate fpr Town Asrhsi Of Ooil
all u tho coming municipal election. subject
10 the declsion Of his friends and fellow GU.
Eens. mhIoiu' =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

. EsPRcrFuLLY ANN0USoEs nlMsELT
II as candidate for the ofirs Of TosnN arshai
Of Gold Hill al the ensuing election In Nay
pext, subject TO the decision OF the people.
uuhfGf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

(srxc,IL DISPATCHES TO TIE 6olp Hi.
DAILY NEWS
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FOR TOWN TREASURER.
N. q.

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED 40
candidate for reelection IN the once Of
Town Treasurer OF Gold Hill. ..subjset 10 the do
eision Of the people. mfiftds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02
NEW TO-DAY.

SPRING GOODS,
HATS, soHaETs, ETC.
EvERyTHIS 0pEkrAiNiNd To THE
IL MILLINERY LINE, and OF the Latest
French styles. a.
MRS. wHYLANp's,
No. Iis ssuih q street. virsisia City.
" Particular attention given ny Mr.
wHYL,ND t1 BLRAcHiN0. PRHsSI.0 and
DYRISa HATS al the tKviDA STRAW
WORKS, No. it1 south q strtt. Virginia ctr.
ap7 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

GESfLEnss's CLoraISe, &c.
ROusiny Attractions
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
BANNER
Tho Crca. ClotnIers Of virginia City.
OWING TO THE BACKWARD SEASON
~ and grssi dspression In seeeks.
BANNER BROTHERS
orsr to the public their Immense Stock Of
WINTER
At PRICES 30 Low
A. to compare evorsbly with the times.
OUR IMMENSE AND COMPLETE STOCK
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNisIIISo GOODS,
Blankets, Trunks, valises,
Hats and Caps, Etc,
We propose to unload Of PANIC PRICES,
ulsdden the hearts Of purchasers and
tertfy ell competitors
WIZ INVITE COMPARISON.
A. . esresul sIsmination will ssti,fy al In NEED
Of Clothing that
Our Prices Are'Way Below Anything
Ever offered In Virginia City.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF O and faylsr streets,
uno'sf,s.:: a. NEVADA.
JOE BARNERT & co.
uAyE orxsRD rIsrR Elegant slw
PRIDE OF NEVADA
At No: 70 South G st., Virginia,
whsr, they expect their old friends and tho
eiti.ens OF Virginia aud vicinity generally 10
call and examine their elegant stock OF npo
CUSTOM. MADE CLOTHING
FURNISHING o
Yss,h.' and Dsy,' tisihiss,
TRUNKS,
VALUES,
sATCnRLS,
BLANKETS.
OUR STOCK OF HATS
CANNOT Be BEATEN.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
AND WARRANTED TO cit.
ION JOE BARSrRr h CO.
Special Reduction Sale
THE LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
IN COLD MILL.
RElHsTElH 4 WOLFF
REHsIEIH 4 WOLFF
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SHIRTS MADE To oRDIa.

Mlss n. II. Pollett, At the Homestead. Gold
Mn. manufactures shirts and Gent emen's Un'
dervear to order. ct the shortc I poss' bls notice,
and guarantees . perfect NJ. Repair,nx we'll
and neatly done. Send along POUR ord. 70 and
prove the truth Of our assrrt DO. aim
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
]. I. e
uMPHR R. SIMMONS

Ts RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED AZ A
l Candidate for the ONCE OF Town Marshal OF
Gold HI u tue Gaming town election, subicct
70 the decision OF the people. mh2oids
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

Lros's KArnAIRos makes beautiful. glos,y.
luxurisnt hair; prevents Ips falling out or turn.
tug sray. II hiss stool The test Of forty yesfs,
IL chArmin.ly pcr.umed. AMI has no rival
HlaAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores the complexion, removes irrcki,s. ant
and ,.iL,xn.a.. makas ths akin soft. ylits aud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02

An THE "NEws" PREDICTED IT
TWO MONTHS AGO.
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EDWIN r. HALL

FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
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STOCK RErORr.
San Francisco beard.
THIS noRSfNo.

~lnrronrso DAILY M n. r. KEAriso . col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02
SAMMY TILDEN WILL CONTEST
HAYES SEAT AT ONCE.

Which viii Surprise None Of Our
Readers.
, 1877-07-06

BURGLARY.-On the night of the
4th inst, some unknown Individual
picked the lock of the door to the
jewelry store of B. S. Miller, of this
town. From the marks left on the
door of the heavy iron safe, desper-
ate attempt was evidently made to
open it. Failing in this, general
onslaught was made among articles
more or less valuable left in the store.
Upon rough estimate, the value of
gold pens, pencils, silverware, &C.,
was found to be over $500. No ar
rests have thus far been made; and
no satisfactory clue obtained to the
depredator. This loss is a serious
one to Mr.. Miller, who has the SYM
pathy Of all; and it is hoped the
scoundrel to whom he is Indicted for
taking charge of the valuables will
not escape unpunished.
, 1877-07-06

THROUGH the kindness of Mr.. Jas.
Watson, sheriff of Island county, we
have been furnished with circular
Of the "Walter A. Wood" self bind
ing harvest, a machine warranted to
fulfill the terms of the warranty. J.
N. Jenney & Bros, of B6ey's landing,
Whidby's island, hav9 received one
of the above named curiosities which,
if it prove a success, will be very sue
cessful to farmers. 1t is the first
machine of the kind imported to this
Territory; and a large number of
farmers will congregate to see it put
to work, which will be on the 18th
of this month. 1t comes from Frank
Bros. & Co., S. F., CAL, and Portland,
Ogn., and they will send a man to
start it to work.
, 1877-07-06
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR II pUE.

For the NEoJ~.T
The undersigned have been ship
ping agents in Port TuvrssrI o.
some time past, and w,T. much -Hr.
prised to notice an article Boo 'ir .ast
number Of the AEDU> iu regard g.
the crew Of the ship Little Willie.
The article referred 20 vas signed
by an employee Of Mcssrs Water
man & katz, and had for IT. object
the advancement Of the interest,". of
that firm. Had this been done fair
", and above board, We would have
had nothing to say; but in depicting
the sanity qualities Of the crew uf
said ship, shipped by Waterman &
Katz," and the "crazy drunk crews
bereft Of their money by land sharks"
of other vessels, &c. &C., Mr.. Butler
either willfully misconstrued, or else
did not know what he wS talking
about.
In the first place, the crew Of
said ship Little Willie were all shi p
ped by the undersigned, and not by
Mr.. Buffers employers, Waterman
& Katz. In the second place, the
crew of the Little Willie we're no
better than the average shipped in
Port Townsend. They might not
have shown signs of drinking, to Mr..
Butler, but to the men we employed
to take :hem on board, some of them
showed unmistakable signs of in
dulging too frequently as sailors un-
fortunately y are, many of them, apt
to do.
Furthermore and lastly, we had
no special pride in the crew of the
Little Willie, and do not think any
one could claim much credit in their
shipment, for the vessel was detain-
ed here 3 or 4 days for want of a
crew, and the wages paid were more
than common, viz. $40 per month.
In number Of instances have we
done as well as regards seamen, and
far better as regards the interests of
ship owners. The Ellen Isabelle,
for Iquique, the Remijio, for New
Caledonia, the Antonia, for Valpa-
raiso, all had as good crews as the
the Little Willie, and were not de-
tanned several days, but a few hours
only, the wages being $25 per month
instead of $40, as in the case of the
Little Willie. 1t is but fair to say
that Messrs. Rothschild &Co. we're
agents for these last named vessels.
WILLIAM MAGARY,
j. B. SMITH.
, 1877-07-06

Bro. BAGLEY, of the Olympia
Courier" says that the editor of the
ARGUS has gone away to get mar
ried. Bro. B. also half way predicts
the swamping of the other fellows
canoe, and possible loss of his pre-
cious life; as though ill-fate were
sure to follow such indecorous action.
We do not like to doubt the veracity
of the "Courisr" man, even in view
Of the forcible circumstantial evil
dence to the contrary. At any rate,
congratulations will be smilingly re-
ceived until the report is ascertained
to be unfounded. Won't somebody
please clear up this suspense?
, 1877-07-06
PROPOSALS,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thar
~ sealed proposals will be received nv
the County Auditor OF jefferson County.
at his office, in Port Townsend, Washing
ton Territory, until August 4. 1877, for
the iDi. care ana maintenance of the INDECENT
IicK OF said county, per diem, for one wear.
Bidders will be required to give bond In
tne sum OF one thousand dollars, to pro-
vide good and sufficient food, medicines
and medical attendance of some regular
physician in good standing, proper iodg-
ing tor said patients.
The County Commissioners reserve tbe
right to reject any and all bids. Promo
'als to be opened ana considered by the
commissioners at their August meeting:
Per order Board County Commissioners
JAS. SEAVEY,
D. Auditor
, 1877-07-06
The Glorious Fourth.

Amid the boom of cannon, the
crash of martial music, the airing of
national banners, and the cutomary
exercise of the vocal powers of the
disciples Of Otis and Patrick Henry,
another milestone on the road which
our great and grand republic is trav-
cling has been passed. As the watch
man on shipboard would say, the
first bell has been struck on the Sec
ond century of our national sxis-
tence, and all's well Yes, in the
midst of the strife and turmoil that
is shaking European thrones, we, the
great, liberty loving people of the
world are still enjoying uninterrupt-
ed exercise of the rights our forefa-
theirs through great tribulation be-
queathed us.
Does our present national stand
ing bespeak a careful and Jealous
improvement of those rights? Are
we advancing toward a higher posi-
tion .?
Volumes might be written, pros
pective and retrospective without do
ing material good, save, perhaps to
fan into brighter existence the fame
of patriotic FIRE in some hitherto pas
sive breast.
The main celebration of our ma
tional holiday this year, in Jefferson
county, took place at the residence
of Mr.. VIM. Bishop, in Chimacum
valley, few miles from this place.
A large number of people collected
from Port Disco 'ery, Port Ludlow,
Port Townsend and the neighboring
farming community, and celebrated
,in fine style. Mr.. r. E. Ryan was
orator of the day, and acquitted him
sell, we are told, very creditably.
Mr.. Tanner was reader of the day;
and a few competent vocalists fur
nished music for the occasion. A
fine dinner was spread and disposed
OF about l o'clock p. NJ. An excit-
ing horse-race, and a splendid bal
loon ascension were among the nota-
bic events of the day; and altogether
the celebration was pronounced one
Of the most enjoyable affairs ever
gotten up in the county.
, 1877-07-06

MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides parents, Dungeness, w. t.,
on Monday morning, July 2, 1877,
by Rev. B. J. Sharp, Mr.. N. +. M.
Tudor to Miss Fannie Davis. Mr..
Tudor is an engineer on the steam tug
Mastick, and halls fIom Port Discov.
cry, Jefferson county, w. T., and
Miss Davis is from Dungehess, Clal-
lam county, w. T. On the auspi-
cious occasion when the happy pair
were united in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock, a small, though BY no means in
different assemblage Of friends and
relatives met to congratulate those
who thus early in life were taking a
step SO important. The ceremony
being pronounced, the company soon
repaired to an adjoining room and
did ample justice to the wedding
dinner, after which the bridal party
took passage in the little steam ferry.
boat from Port Discovery, which was
in waiting, and were soon speeding
away over the ''liquid blue" arriving
in Port Townsend about Z o'clock P.
N. On the Sd inst. they took pas
sage on the North Pacific for Seattle;
and the last seen of the bridegroom,
he looked as though Fourth of July
celebrations had dwindled away to
complete insigni6cance. MAY the
way ever be thus bright, and clouds
that fain would rise above the hori-
zon Of life's fading day be chased
back by the same buoyant spirits so
plainly manifest at the outset.
, 1877-07-06

TIE ball on the evening of the
4th inst, given for the benefit of
the public school fund of Port
Townsend, was grand success.
Between 30 and 40 couples we're in
attendance. The net proceeds we're
about $40. Much crsdit is due the
getters up of the affair, for direct
ing their efforts in so worthy chan
mel; also the ladies, who spared no
effort in providing the supper. Up
on the whole it was pronounced a
very enjoyable affair. The money,
In being applied for the advance.
ment OF our educational interests,
viii do much toward its object.
, 1877-07-06

The Fauntleroy presented a most
pleasing as well as patriotic specta-
Gle on the Fourth, being decorated
by fine and liberal assortment of
flags.
, 1877-07-06

MRS. Horton, of Seattle, formerly
OF Dungeness, has been visiting old
acqualntances and familiar scenes of
py-gone times, in the vicinity of the
latter place.
, 1877-07-06

ATTENTION is respectfully directed
70 the new advertisement Of Mr.. Geo.
BarthrOp.
, 1877-07-06

70 Just received at Jas. Jones' a lot of
plotting, drawing, tissue gold and silver
paper, card board, etc., etc.
, 1877-07-06

KEEP folks alive on that street
question. 1t must be settled.
, 1877-07-06
IIEIOH o. tug FIsiNctI o. nltHs
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-28
slory of Ionsrh nonnnnrle.

Among the "RecolIections Of
Samuel Brech," q book full of in.
terest for Philadelphians who re-
member his venerable figure, and Of
value as a contemporary picture, is
story of Joseph Bonaparte, the ex-
king Of Spain, who, in 1915, hired
Lansdowne House, near Philadel-
phia, and was invited by the farmer
in charge of it to step into his
house and take a drink Of cider:
"Joseph went in, took a chair,
and after drinking praised it much,
inquiring where Bones bought it.
Bones, who is a good-natured, free
spoken man, told him that in
America farmers made their own
cider, and if it was good, so much
the better; if bad, it must be swal-
lowed by them. Just like the gov
eminent made by the Americans
if honestly administered, they were
contented and happy; if otherwise,
they must wait patiently and en-
.dure it until the constitutional time
of changing its officers. This was
interpreted to Joseph, and it seemed
TO amuse him"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-28
Attainment Norce,

Before Thos. Fleming. Justice Of Peace for
nnelDy county, Tennessee-G. A, Eeksrly 4
Bros. VS.. Jos LaurenEi.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMRNTHAV-
y ing been sued cut under section 1855 Of the
Soue OF tennessee, and returned By the
PROPER %9tlcer. levied upon the prop
srty Of the defendant, and affidavit haTiEx
peer made that the defendant Is in
debted to plaintiffs in tho sum Of sA.l as,
aug ny account. and that the claim Is
lpst. and the defendant is a nonresident Of
the State of Tennessee; It is therefore ordered
mat SAID defendant make his personal ap-
peSarance before nae on the 18th day of Augsst,
~ az ~ o'clock am, at my Office, No. s.
madlso9 ST., in the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
and defend said attachment suit within no
lime prescribed by law or the same will be
proceeded with ex parte and that n ospy az
TINS order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 10th day Of July, 1877.
ll5- ll9-lzo-l3l TH0S. FLEMING. i. p.