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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-11
JULIA coNsoLIDATED MINING

81 co COhPANY.-Locaiion Of principal place
Of bus ness, san Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on tbs sth day OF
April, 1871, an assessment (No. y OF One
Dollar per share was levied upou the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Ina cdiaieiy.
tho ONCE OF the Company, tie California street,
Room No. o, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which tails assessment shall
remain UNPAID on the 18th day OF Nay.
1871, will be delinquent. and advertistd for
pa.e Al public auction. aud unless payment 10
made before win be sold on WEDNESDAY. The
1th day OF Nay, isT1. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and expen CO OF sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. NOkL. Secn tAry.
Ofncs-ti9 California p.rset, Room 9. Ban
Francisco, Caliionis. ap1td
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
VNllKgan nOyR Em nISlNl

IN COMPANf.-LocatiOnO Ot l'Tinclpal piaee
OF business. San Francisco, California.
Location of work.. American Fiat Mining
District, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that al meeting o.
the B. ard OF Trustees, held on the sixteenth
(i6 hi day Of Mach. lsI1. an assessment
,Nu. III Of Thirty Gents 80 cent.) per share
was levied upon the capital r.ock 81 The cofpor.
alton, payable Immediately, In United STATES
gold coin, TO the Secretary. NJ the ONCE of The
O,mpany, No. 80 Academy Building, no. Sp
Pine .tr.et, ran Francisco. Caliiorlia.
rem In uupsid on SATURDAY. the twenty
nrst (ii,ti day Of April. isIl. shall DO deemed
delinquent and will be duly adsrttis~d ior
sac at pub 10 auction, and unless nayment
shsli lie m1de before Will bJ roid On Thuiis-
DAY, the tenth tipthI day Of May. 1911, TO
pay tho delinquent assessment. together win
oos,s ct advertising and expenses OF sale.
py order Of the Board OF Trus Gee.
J n. SAYRH, Secretary. =
Ofice-noom No. 30 Academy Building. No.
$50 Pine street, Nan Prsncisco. California.
III
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DELINQUENT SALES.
I1ICTOU HININo COMPANY.-LO,

DICr0U AINlNa COMPANY.-LO.
i cation Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hll, Storey county,
Noties.-There are delinquent upon. the fol.
owing described stock, on account OF assess.
msnt mo. i3) levied on the 7th day OF March.
1877. the several amounts set opposite the
aames OF the respective shareholders, ~
follows:
Nance. No. certif. shs. Amr.
croeksr 1 ournet'. .Trustess.i7iT. 100. 800 20
Drpflcr I. a Co. Truptees.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.
fpub,,.h,d BY auth ,riiy Of ths hoard Of Trus-
tee ef Gold Hill.l

AN ORDINANCE to prsvide fer the
Lew asa Csliectis. Of rsxes % Real
s.a Persenai Prspsrty within tho
Tswa Of Geld Hill.
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nULLIOy MINING COMrAh1.-
D Loeaiion Of principal place OF business,
Location Of works. Gold Iiill. Storey county.
Nevada.
the Board OF Directors, hed on The Oh DAY o.
April, 1871. IN assessment No. OF
TO Dollar per shars was ievisd upon
The capital stock Of the corporation, pe,abss
immsdlslely, In United ntafes gold coin. 70 The
secrtary, q the ONCE OF the Company, Rooms
and 4 Hayward Building. tfs California
strcet, San Francisco. oaiifosnia
xny stock upon which this sssessnent shall
r,msln unpsid on the Tenth day Of Nay.
mi. win be delinquent. aad advertised for
saie at publie sneiico. and unies. paymens
n made beftre win be cold on THUR1DAY.
thei sist day Of Nay. 1871. 70 psy the Dc.
lipouept assessment, togcthef with eosts ol
sdvertislng and expenses o. sale.
~ order Of the Board OF pirsetorS.
JAMn8 b. KENNkDY. eserstary.
Omce-<is California strsst, Rooms md .,
San fsnsiseo. cahIonis. sPm
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. LIZA sILvkR MININ0 CON.

N PANY. -Locsti"n OF principal place VI
Ou. inr.s. San FraLcisco, California.
Locaiion OF works, Iold HIN Mining District.
storry county. stats Of Nevada
Notiee,-'rhere are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF assess-
ment mo. % levied ON the 7d day OF March,
IsrT' ihe several amounts set opposite the
name. OF the respective shareholders. a. fol.
lows: "a A.
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rowN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. IS.
fPubiished by authority of the Board Of rrus-
tees Of Gold uiiil

An ORDINANCE % Provide fer the
Tiaes and Manner sf Aseertaisins
the vaius sf The Net Proceeds sf
Miaes fer the Purposes Of raxstisn,
asd 70 Prsvide for the csiieesiss Of
saeh Tar.
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( ADV BRYAs MIs!N9 CON; Z;

II -
PANY. Location OF principal place Of
business. san Francirco, California.
Locatlo, Of works, P,owery Mining District,
storey county. Nevada.
Notice {. hereby given. that ., a meeting Of
the Board OF birretors. held on tho 18th
day Of March. 1871. an assessment mo. l5i tf
Ftity C-snta rtr share was levied upon
,n,ssg.ssiv snS ss iS r,n,ta s,.tp. ruia soin. 10
the Secretary, at the once Of the CJmpany,
No $50 Pine street. Room No. 9. sau Francisco,
California. =.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on ths 18th day Of April,
1917, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale st public auction. and unless payment 10
n.ds bvfors WI be sold on TUispAY; me
qusnt sssessment. tog,ther with costs OF I'd.
vertisins and etpeps of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
wM. N. McCL1NTOCK. Secretary.
Ofics-Room No. 8. No. SO Piie street, Nan
FranciSco California. mht1td
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cxNp 80. TO q. r. RowRLL q 90
y Nsv York, fn Pamphlet, a 100 pagss. coo
taining iisfa Of 5000 nswspapsr1, and ectimatss
shoving ooss d adverdsing. nfif
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And In accordance with Law. and an order 81
the Board Of Directors. made on the ID
day Of March. 1871. 90 many shares Of each
be sold Al public auction, a the on ,e cf the
Company, RoSm. 5 and 9. hs. s01 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. on WkONEs-
DAY, the ash day Of April. 1871, u the hour
Of ao'eloek ?, 4. Of said day, 70 pay ssid de-
huouent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising iad Tafscs s1pssess q s.s. s
o6os-Rooms and Q. No. so noutgomefy
street, San Francisco. oalifosnia. spesd
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Any WASHINGTON nININs

i oUMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of bu.jpc-s, San Francisco, California.
L.saiion OF works, Gold Hill' storey coun.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meetins Of
The Bosrd o. Directors. held on the lNh
day OF March. ls11. an assessnsnt tNo. i0i 81
Reyeniy.nye ContA pei. share Wa levied upon
the cnIiItai stock OF the corporation, payAnSe
Immediately, In United Slates gold coin, 70 the
Srcretary, ii the once Of the Cymrany. Room
ri Ha,ward's Building, <ls California stees.
Ban Francisco, California.
Any s,oei upon whicu THE sssssment shali
remain unpaId on the 7sd day Of Ap,ii. 1871.
vili be delinquent, aud advertised foe sah st
public auction, md unics. ,msns = made
beiors will Be cold on THURSDAY. the i0sh
dsy M May, 1871, 70 pay the Delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of sdvsrtising aud
H. order Of the Board Of Directors
~ ID. l.. THO sAS, Secretary.
Once - Room 81 lIAyvard's Baildinx. nan
Francisco, California. mntyq
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~ pu'tt rhrt, w Tttt 70 G fbtF
AAshaft and ON xert b. nnd'
ARsSS iOl. Europa Company.
! h.c,p Isst - hrk,ti W. y. NJ.
! d ~ minutes east. di,tant &c
4 ~ nom 20 q rorrrr No. =.
! 'rh 2ik desrr,s wrrt s2s
:. ssid pet belly, idrnt'cai
I corner pot of the kuropa
survey i07; thence running.
Z tbs ves. boundary Of the
| y \. survey No. VI. bovth
LhI6 feet IN nnst No. 4 Aid mai
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TOWN ORDINANCES.

stephso. Ansl President Dsuehy. Absent True
WA. HY. poASI.
Cisrk Of the Board.
Dated Gold Hill. April ., A. d. ISL. sp9 lw
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zsiig d WE'LL, Trustees. .fJss.. 80 =.
And I'm accordance with law, and an order OF
the board OF Trustees. made on the VI day
Of March. A. ID. is7i. ~ many shares OF each
parryl ~ .ueh stock as may be necessary will
5. sold at public auction, In front Of the once
OF tie Company. Main street. Gold liill story
county. Nevada, on FRIDAY. the th day
of Nay, A. u, 1871. Al I o'clock y. to
pay delinquent ass, s-ments thereon. toIeihef
unle-s previously paid.
by order OF ths board Of Trustees.
p. ENSlS, Secretary.
O,ld IIill. New April @, lsTT. aIStd
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 352.
U.i,ed States ssrrsy No. Il1.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
~ CITY. Nevada. February -. ls71.-hotlee
10 hereby siven that the GRoSh c0ke0Ll.
DATED MiklNa COMPANY, corporation
under the laws OF the S,ate OF California, By
John A NeQuIid. Its Att rncy In fact. vhose
po-tofnce address 10 ,irsibis City. State VI
Nevada. hiss made application for eight hun
drcd and forty four linear fret OF the BoLapza
vein. lode W d posit. b aring gold and tilver.
located ~ the Benton Minisg Company.
BONANZA Lcd,e," together with tuffa ground
~, hundred and nlnsty-nye snd txo-ienu
cos 7l0 feet In Width. for the convenient
woriing thereof. 20 allowed By local rules und
customs Of miner; said mineral claim, win.
lode or deposit. and suffice ground being
situate 10 the Gold HiIl Mining District. r. ofty
county. state Of Nevada, and being more par
ticuiariy set forth and described IN the ofhri,l
Geld notes Of surv,y then Of. ON Ole In this
once, and posted on Oh. claim ~ fellows, to
Wit
Beginning VI port marked No. ". q. Eur.
v-y III. ssid post bring Identical with poet No
!, of the 0toeh Consolidat. Mining ,ompany'p
seventy. SIX locstion y. y. survey NS. and
whence bears the q.Artsf seiloi corner on
.ouih limo Il Section 81, Townsh p II iotth,
Range ~ east. II. d. NJ. south 10 dear and
10 minutes east. distant 7,26J fcot; thence run.
ng from ssbi poet 80. nrrt course. rouih 81
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ROR RAL.R.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OyyIcx OF TER CALIFORNIA MINING
ft6, isH.-Af . nssting Of he b. ard oi ii.
rsetoss of the above named Coippapy, held
tAis day. Dividend MOL OF Two 1,ollss prr
shsse Va declared. payable on MONDAY,
April lesA. TrAnsisr books closed until The
IsiensdI c. GORDON. Secretary.
etockholdss having isss thar two hupdrrd
shares must prsseot their stock IN ord-r 10 col.
Icct thsif divtdtnda. splO ibi
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n CONRAD DikDKRicH are requested to
prsssnt then imnsdhisly. properly eertined.
70 J. B. GRAHAM at the once OF Lvs d
Gold Hill. April 8. 1871.
ROR BALR.
THE PioNRER BAKERY. MAIN STREET,
! Gold Hill. For particu'srr apply st J. u.
nALLoNt. Virginia City. or THus. TAYLOR
Y.ANpREws,
80 i0ds WIN. DURST.
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n, nation. orilnaDes No. = VI. p.ssed s5
az ~ soIoSins yotsi 4 Ayss-rrustess carrisk'
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once - Room q lIayvsrd's Baildlnx. ssn
Pranripco. California. mhtyq
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a CnEoLA aoLD AND slLvEn

Onses-,ie California s,rret, Room 8. Ban
Francisco. Caliioruis. Ap1td
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His Calling aud Election sure.

Every body la north Texas knows
GENERAL John J. Good, aud he il n
widely esteemed M he IL knswn, nor
u his fame confined TO the Lone Star
state. Back in old Mississippi they
The frontier BATH sight OF good feeling
iG'lgomm an;e. a little incident oc-
cpreu ...Orc time ago, which we
think may interest our readers, and
enable them to crack joke with the
general at his expense. Judge Good
was raised In Columbus, Mississippi,
ana As tie TO bind him to bis old
home, he continues to take the county
payer, the Columbus Democrat.
ABOUT three or four weeks ago, he
committed deed which ought to en-.
shrine him In the good graces Of every
printer IN the land. lie drew n check
ior hiteen dollars and sent 10 TO the
paper, which not only paid what he
owed, but also for three or four years
IN advance. Just think Of that gen,
LEHMAN. Was there ever such M
unheard Of procedure? Edition
consider man mighty goet
subscriber, that pays when n is due
uut three or four years In advance,
Whewl On receipt of the money the
editor ~ The Democrat coaldn 4 hold 81.
tory article on Judge Good, ana stAtet
That u the Democratic Of Mlssissipp
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An Auept Fasgpr.

Some four weeks ago, a young man
named Sam GreeHwall obtained a sit.
uation in NJ. Sues dry goods store,
through the good offices OF "a gentle.
man clerking there, who boarded al
the same house with Greenwall, and
took pity on his impoverished condi
ton. He went To work, and not only
sold goods, but kept the books Last
Saturday Mr., Sues wac out of the store,
and Greenwall came TO the gentlemen
who had charge in sues absence, and
complained Of having a severe head
ache, and would have 10 go home. The
gentleman told him he thought he
had better wait till Mr.. Sues re-
turned. He went back to his work.
and when near three o'clock he came
20 tne gentleman again, aud stated that
he must 90. He vas again told
that he had better wait till night, ~ il
was so near, anS then he could 90
home and lie down. He then went
out for few moments and returned.
stating that he could not stay any
longer. II is now thought that when
he went out he proceeded TO Adams x
Leonard's bank, and presented a
orred check for SOP, signing Mr.. sues
name. That evening, Saturday, he
drew the money. He was going dow n
the street, when he met an acquaint-
ance who asked him where he was
going. He said down the road for a
few days. He left that night. The
forgery was never discovered until
Friday, when Mr.. Sues sent his bank
book over % have il balanced, when a
check numbered fifteen was thrown
out at him, drawn for s92 Mr..
sues had drawn a check for $3.50,
and also numbered Is, and he then
discovered that the other was forged.
The signature was almost perfect, and
experts have found 1t almost impossi-
BILE to detect the bogus check. Green
wall must have had considerable ex-
perience to obtain the faculty ofimita-
ting in 30 high degree of perfection.
He has such start that all probability
Of capturing him at present is out of
the question. Before leaving, however,
he took certain articles from the store,
such as silk handkerchiefs, etc. Green
wall is a young man about twenty-one
years of age, tall, slim, smooth face,
blue eye=, light hair, respectfully dress
ell, usually wears white erayat. dark
clothes and soft hat. His family live
in PHILADELPHIA.
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N...Is rNI, saturday, from our
......... friend, colonel Jefferson
......IU were much interested in a
bill. .a--Nrppsr experience which
dom. .ud enough 90 give us. His
......r.r Nr- Fowler, has farm six
..... Hm the city, which had been
.,.r.T principally Ia wheat, barley
...f.r-. THe colonel was informed,
a.a .,g, since, that the grasshoppers
.sT.rur..y destroyed the CROP upon
..... ..urmatiou, Colonel Peak con-
fa,..H with man 10 pillow up the
landau. plant corn. The colonel sent
Did. ..4 uut with the man, but when
Clio, arrived vt the farm they found
Dbl. wheat only slightly injured, and
........uur- rnneurrcd Ia The opinion
...f.r would yield about twelve bush
.- o.. .Hr acre. The barley was 80
n.... .rru-ri that it was deemed best
t.aI.VI.up aud the oats will make
r,tHsr more than half crop. So We
have another aud very valuable refu-
r,lf of The panic theory OF those
vino atu.1 vt the course Of The
Hl.Alu uu the grasshcpper visitation.
usarr deeply indebted tn Colonel r.
frI.- polite attention.
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had oeon stauneh aud true like Good
things would have been better In that
state. The article was widely read,
and General Good was talked about
considerably. 4 week ago last sun
/ day local preacher delivered a ser
mon from the text, "Who shall stand
| before the LordP' Itwas awarm day
and members got TO Bodding, but the
minister kept or and on, till near the
close, when culminiDating all the
! force lac had, he shouted in IA high
crescendo voice. " Who sbaG stand be-
yo5o ftc L0rl ~ Wiping the perspira-
ton from his brow, he brought all his
crstorical artillery TO bear for the last
query, "WHo SHALL STAND HEFoRE
THE LORD ~ The trumpet tones
aroused n semi-sleeper in the baci, of
the church, who Jumped 70 his feet,
aud replied, 81 nominate John J.
Good, OF Dallas, Texas, FOR that posi-
tion.n
There was no doxology spoken on
that occasion. a friend of General
Goods, who was present, wrote to him
OF the occurrence. The general got
the letter yesterday, aud was reading
IL, and laughing over it, unconscious
that he was observed a friend of his
worued the secret out of him, and
that's how we know. The HERALD
seconds the nomination, and il of the
opinion II any man is entitled 10 the
honor, 1t is the man who pays the
printer.
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tn. Leading cro.n,ns House of DaIl..

4. NJ. Kahn 4 Bro. justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clot hing in the city of Dal
las, and as good a. is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans OF any other large
city, and they propose. to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their ASSET
tons. They also keep first-class
stock of mems fur sning goods. con-
sisting OF compete stock of mems
hats, which they make speciality Of;
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and finest hneof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view of the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
fident that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce +. NJ. Kahn & Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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a strange Disease.

the HERALD announced In sstur-
day issue, the decease Of Mr. Benson,
an e-timable gentleman, who has
been la Dallas tut a short time, after
avery short illness. He appeared to
De ia the most perfect health a few
days before, and our reporter, who
was well acquainted with him, had "a
long conversation with him at His
residence. The physician who attend
Cd him, said that his disease strongly
resembled cholera, yet differed from
II In some respects. lie died a short
time after his attack. Mr. BENSON has
been engaged in the stock business,
and had imported some very fine hogs
from kentucky aud other states He
had a ranch n short distance from
town, and on his ranch were n large
number " pigs to whom he gave his
personal attention. The pigs have
been suffering from Nh epidemic which
Affected their throat first and
afterwards their intestinea, and
many of them have died. A
short time ago Mr.. Benson was bit
ten by a hog that was afflicted with
the disease, and had an attack OF sore
throat, from which he had to all appear
ances recovered. He was taken down
sick on Thursday, and died on Friday
ota disease which, as we said before,
the physicians could not definitely
define its exact nature. After his
death, II was mentioned that he had
been bitten by the pig, and 1t has been
discovered that he was afflicted In q
similar manner a. his stock-the
symptoms were the same. We con-
slider IL safe 10 presume that he was
inoculated with the disease by the bits
Of the hog. and suffered from the same
disease. His partner, DIR. stewart, /,
NJ present lying sick ut his ranch, bui
whether afflicted in the same manner
or not, we have not learned. Mr.
Benson was a most estimable gentle
men, and possessed Of considerable
means. He was formally the owne
Of the Benson house, at saginaw
Michigan. lie leaves wife u whom
IiE HERALD extends its heartfelt
sympathy.
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x,.m.rcs a. . r.su,,...

Speaking Of his retirement recently,
Prince Bismarck remarked: when
man starts early in the morning on
a cunning expedition. he commences
by firing at any game which comes in
his way, going even cut of his way 10
kill quail or partridge. Later in the
day he becomes more fasfidious, and
as night approaches, with his game
bag well filled, wearied with the heat
and toll of the sport, he cares not to
croes q field to kill even hare which
his dog has started from covert. But
should someone say 70 the spertsman,
Just below here you viii linda boar,
. suberb, fellow Y II swAkens .hja
Ardor, and inspires With TO crown
| the Days work b. aconIp eat Of some
timportance. I have been on my feel
: long time. j ana tired. Let Bulou
or Camphausen bring down the quaill
or the harea. Should You hnd . wild
boar, call me. I will GOMEZ IL tbs
Wild boar another name for the Rus
sian bear.
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Biaxewood.

This fine trotting stallion, will stand
the present season at the stables OF
r. NJ. Gano, in East Dallas, near the
Texas Central freight depot, at fifty
dollars the season, the money to be
paid when the mare il bred, with the
privilege of returning the mare free of
charge, until she proves in foal, il the
horse lives. Should the horse be sold
before another season, arrangements
will be made for the return of mares
not in foai, or II at q distance, the
money will he refunded
lakewood by lakewood first dam,
by Red Tiger; second dam, by Old
Imported Glencoe. Blackwood, by
Norman; first dam, by Mambrino
Chief. Norman, by the Morse horse
first dam, by Jessey Highlander
second dam, by Hambletonian. Black
wood sold for $4,000. His sister, I.uIu
beat Goldsmith's Maid, and SSG,00t
| was refused for her. Blackwood, jr., 9
aalf brother to lakewood, took tn.
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia
| last veal, and suppose Is the best bors.
| OF his age In the United States. Blaze,
wood now, not quite six years old, ha,
colts sold at from $50 to $500 dollars
A rare opportunity is here offered t.
fine horse breeders. Grass pastur,
furnished mares from distance a
two dollars ermonth, and breedin,
attention free Of charge.
| r. NJ. GANo.
DAILss, Texas April IS 1877.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19

.....4H.i about We get roetica
awhile John w. Themrson,
rsu wen known In this city
.uue rising young lsRycr,
... returned with his bride from
.....t. tennessee, where he was
.. .u .1. 'uiyJ instant, to Mis-.
....r Garland There IL "A true
.. ..a. fba most potent power on
.,.., vuugu'- smile, A. 1t will
..,..asu 0rm the uttsrmust Varts
....,r.n MI Thompson had been
...t O.. fbs lady i1r -iN years, and
...... usnuf Jhs house Of douglas,
.....rf true" boo went back for
. ...s.UI- ub1ire snd married her.
,....E ST.. and Mrs }. ". fhomF-
Tn. uuNLu welcomes you to
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