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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
CHARLES W BORUP. CHARLES n. OAKRs
BORUP OAKES,
A

BORUP OAKES,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
uAKE the liberty to inform the merchants and other
Il business men of the Territory, that they have
ately formed such business connections in the prnc
al cities Of the East and South as to be able to afford
BANKING FACILITIES.
They will receive current bank notes Oh deposit,
for which they will give their certificates payable in
like funds, or in coin or exchange on the East at
EXCHANGE ON THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collections promptly attended to and proceeds for
warded, less exchange.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
Uncurrent bank notes taken at highest rates t4osm
J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor IL
Chanc0y.
SHAKOPEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA REFERENCEs.
J. Travis Rosser, ESQ., Sec Min. Ter,
A. J. Morgan Esq, Pioneer Office,
Hon H. H. sibley, MENDOZA.
T. H. O'Neai, Esq, secretary Of State
Judees Legrand Tuck and Ecleston of }Annapolis
Supreme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall
John v. l.. McMahon, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
BENJAMIN F. FELT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALHRH
GROCERIES l. PROVISIONS,
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL
~ Will sell at the lowest cash cess
8. j. r.. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly and faithfully to all business
w entrusted him in the line Of his profession at
saltwater St. Paul. st. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties
the State Of wisconsin Office, STILLwArEn, Min.
His Ex. Alex Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell 4 Co.,
St. Paul. Gslens
DR.. c. w. BOrup, Mr.. r. Lansing,
MI. }. ". simpson, s.. Mr. 8. o. Butler, st. Louis
Hon. A. w. LOOMS, Pittsb'g J. II. Larkn 4 Co.
c. Shaler, SampJ .WetherelIA & Co."
J. X. MOorhead, Esq. " Jos. C. Butler & Co. ON
g. w. Jackson, Esq. Mr.. Jos. p. Beggs, I" ;
Sam'l Gormly, Esq. Mr. Walker, Ms1ne Mills ,
MAJ. J. B. Butler, and q" u. Burke,
isissns generally, s o. J. Butler,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
ssCHEAP SWEETE

stCHEAP SWEETENING.s
N 0. SUGARS retail at very low rates.
~ Clarified, Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
Sugar House Syrup MOlasses, 60 c. y gallon,
ut JARVIS
Drug and Grocery Store.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

"OLFE'S SCHIEDAM, SCHNAPPS;
w Ayre's Cherry Pectoral;
Jayne's ExpectOrant;
And all the Patent Medicines in use;
For sale at the MULTUM IN PARvO DRUG STORE.
w. III. JARVIS.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
WORLDS FAIR GROCERY STORE.
LOUIS BARTTET"T

l AVlNG purchased the Grocery Wine and Liquor De
IL Partment Of the Worlds Fair, Roberts street,
oeiow Third informs his friends and the puoc that he
on hand always extensive and superior assortment
All goods in his line In short time he will return
from trip to the East, and will bring with him ample
supplies for every want Of which notice will given
St Paul, April9. If
The American patriot., 1855-04-28
From the Know Nothing.
FRIENDS OF FREEDOM. roa

Friends of freedom, raise your banners,
' List you in the holy fght;st.' so6. si,o-
With heart for every trial '-sl Sie4i fra
Put the enemy to fight. ag 1888 haa 10
Rouse! sca'lI surely reign triumphant,
God will e'er your helper be, 8st
And If He's your chief commander
gPopcry will surely fee. yEMgjTwR2
Rouse! there's naught that can assail ycu,
That can cause your heart to shrink, '''
Sure With freedom for your motto. as9 NiyAs9
You win at its fountain drink.
Heaven born frcemen, sleep no longer, =
Rouse. these hellish Rends arsail
oh! begin the work in earnest -
h Let not Popcry prevail, .,..r.,,o,ss,,o 81
Heaven alone knows half the shguish, diloti9q
q Half the tears they We cause to flow, haaoq
Z Half the heatts which they have broken b0s
Freemen rouse and strike blow; 'fguf
b, Raise your banners. raise your banners
Never yield to dark despair
Heaven and virtue, lure you onward 9 7i's''
10 To your frce-born Sisters fair a''f- Aeiai'l
The American patriot., 1855-04-28
FREEDOMS CALL.


Awake! awake! to freedoms call,
Rouse-rouse yc-one and all;
Cast aside all doubt and fear, '
Onward-onward--filll Of cheer.
= r il .7 Ho1 5rg Il 7i'.-e a t.l
Think of those, who bled and died si.
On Monmouth's plain, and Bunker's side,
Who rallied forth on every hand, p
To drive oppression from the land.
Go-stand on "Plymouth Rock" awhile,
Think DER the scenes of years, long past:
When at this place, noble band
The Mayfower's anchor cast. " r
Twas liberty inspired the breasts
Of those true hearted brave; ...sr
And bade them leave their native land,
For Freedoms shore-across the wave.
sOl Liberty thou faircst boon Din io-
G That e'er to man was was given; ariYI
May We be faithful to the trust, ~
And ndinally-be free in Heaven. aa
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

"A wag says he looks under the Marriage
head OF the papers for the news Of the aoeak.
An exchange remarks Had he said moose Of
the weak, the atrocity, of the SANDER would
have been complete, and placed him beyond
J the hops Of mercy.
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

"My son." said Mr.. N, show could you
marry an Irish girl?" "Why, father" said
the son, I'm not able to keep two women
if I'd married a Yankee girl, I'd had to have
hiyed an Irieh 7irl 70 tahe care cf her"
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

WHAT OUR Wives LOVE- Il. .f5-... A.
A wife once kiss'd her husband, and said she,
"My own sweet William, how dearly love thee!'
Who ever knew lady, good or i'll,
Who would ROY love he- orr eve. XII
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

The REIGN OF ARr.--In this wonderful age,
art lays her master touches on almost every
thing The ceilings over us and the carpets
we tread on, are hallowed by art. Art winds
the railway through the mountains and the
mud; makes her machines of wood and iron,
to act as if with knowledge and annihilates
space with lightning tanned down to the tute-
lage of body. Nothing is too lofty for her
touch and nothing too humble. A new proof
Of this old conviction, has just fallen under
our notice, in the shape of Cathartic pill,
from the laboratory of that world renowned
Chemist Dr.. j. G. Aver
If we understand the subject, he has carried
that article to the farthest perfection of which
it is capable. Instead of employing drugs in
its composition, as we have always thought
the necessary and only way, he has with con-
summate skill extracted the v5rtues of the me-
dicine to be employed and combined them
alone in their purity together. The compost
ton is then mixed and rolled by machinery
steam power into a speroid pill which is
wrapped in an envelope of gelantine, for pro.
lection from the effects Of weather or time and
then thickly coated with sugar, to serve as its
passport over the palate. Notwithstanding all
this labored perfection they are offered to the
public at less than one cent each. However
humble the department, We think this may bt
art in its line.-Baltimore Morning Nsus.
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

Punch very slanderously makes use Of the
following: The sun is called masculine from
his supporting and sustaining the moon, and
in finding her the wherewthal to shine away
as she does Of night, and from his being
obliged to keep up a family Of stars besides.
The moon is feminine, because she is constant
ly changing, just as ship is blown about by
every wind. The church is feminine, because
she is married to the State. And time is mas
culine, because he is triaed with by the ladies'
We should like to see feminine jury upor
Punch for his wit, Wonder what they woult
do with him.
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

stranger, passing through one of the
mountain towns of New England, inquired,
What can you raise here?" The answer
was Our land is rough and poor; we can
,ase but little produce, and so we build school
houses, and raise men,"
The American patriot., 1855-04-28
AMERICAN PATRIOT:
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0sce At the southcest Corner Of the Public Square

rY,r nE PUBLISHED REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY.
OtSce at the southwest Corner Of the Public Square
cyrRsrRZp7TON, Three Dollars, ,chen paid in
advance, or Five Dollars if not paid at the
time Of subscribing, Of at the close Of the
year. Subscriptions vil not be received for
a less. period than sic months, which sciU be
Two Dollars invariably In aduance No
paper wiN bo discontinued until arrearages
y, are paid, except at the option Of the pub.
fisher. z-...,. -=.-f ~,
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar
% per square, Of ten lines or les, and 4, FIFTY
ded,sctions aciH be made to those aclo advertise
by the gear r.,..
AH Communications of a personal nature, either
of defensive or offensive character, must be
paid for according to the regular advertising
q, rates in order to secure publication ,....,,,
The American patriot., 1855-04-28

A queer illustration of "woman's rights
happened in Boston recently. A young man
was tried on the charge of stealing lady
gold ring, who, in her testimony, stated it had
been presented to her by her "husband, who
is living in the country" Upon this admis-
sion, the defendants counsel asked for the dis
charge of his client, upon the ground that the
property should have been charged in the in
dictment as belonging to the "husband'
aforesaid, and after some debate the Judge sus
tanned the objection, and the prisoner was ac-
cordingly discharged.
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FOR SALE.
Great Bargain.

The subscriber Icing atou, 10 change his
residence and business, oilers for sale good
two story. well finished dwelling house. with
convenient well arranged out building pleas
antly located in Ellsworth village and also all
hts machinery it, Jouc.' steam mill, being a
complete assortment tor the manufacturing OF
D9or>, Window sash and Blind, &c. The
owe viii lie sold either separately or together
10 suit purchasers, al very low price and
terms Of payment rea enable. Phase call and
examine the premises.
y. B.-All persons who are indebted to the
subscriber either by note or accoun, will please
call and adjust the same.
G.. L. Z. CHAMBERLAIN
Ellsworth. July Nth 1855. 27tf
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tive Ma - ~ jaha NV = rUaswics when rrs he
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Prepared by j. 4. AVER.

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%.,.c- isherrhv given. tha. whereas Rich
81 ot4ad CT Tac4 in the Conatyoi Hancock
- IA deel aated the second day ct Octal q
,.h'c2a hundred and forty eight, conveyed
= 70! q. dsiu Mortgage 10 me a certain X, e.
...d, situated in said Edea. ad b19E dod o.
Ia. Eor;A 6y the County Road, on the East
+, Thomas Leland aad William Leland, O..
saa South BY Pembroke Leland aad en- the
9s'e4t by Jacob :. Thomas, containing iiity ve
u < 7.raure orlcss which sad Iert-ugei' recorded
at',c Iane.ck County Registry Of Deed, Book
-, pare So. Also one Other lot founded as
;4!oNs:
Hs1.aH.tG 1T Maple Ire. The Southwest cor,
Hcr ~ kGeuczer reach's home lot. and follow
M Siai:h Hopkins llac south westerly to said
Hopkins southern corner. Then a. 5ht a.
gle, aas:crly Ely rods 70 maple tree, thence
worth twenty eight degree, east 70 tAe lreck
thence .aiowius the brook noithWars,!Y u@ttl
/. strikes the liae OF No 80. thence direct &c
the ..ys, mentioned bounds. containing ATTY
ceres u,ore OF lcss-whlch said Mortgage i
re.urd.l. ia the Haneoel County kCg!stry O
ilavtt i * No 81 age g.
To wh,ca reference may be had for q mort
orar.icHlar description Of tie above aamed pc
ia'sa, a;li whereas the conditions OF sad
AEartr.sa Aas been broken, and S.i.l continue
nupaliurnet. Now therefore, | the under
signed, hy reason therc2f claim the tarceio,gF,
ef the sa.ass according 10 the provisions of III
18th eiapter Of ike Revised Statutes CT Tai
s~'. Of Name,
Iiel Angus. 9Th, 1858.
81 DAVID LELAND.
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House For Sale.

A. NEAT. commndian, Dwelling House.
~ pleasantly situated 10 this village, vii
be sold ON reasonable tefms-FH further
~. ticuisrs enquire af c 6 PICK
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Hssignass' Notes.

" .s,ssg $50 r.siae al nse'Dsa that Jaea
r irrs !, is fits ssais.e 4, Us At sStle
"a "a .-es al sir ~ fr-a ,-i ss1s, rthf
mi. + Ill ~ ,liiye h' -adl ~ wa rites T.
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80 pw urvEi.ry 49,.
yaasfEfLLiS6s.
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Notice.

H. this DAY by agreement with nv son
Fan. .tley cmanripa4cI him and fully re
,,.r him II all respects from NY control.
csl>woSs. Aug i3th. 1853.
a.y3l. SAMUEL ALLEY.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08
Ordinance No q,

"a Ordinance provi,.ins Tor License for Dogs.
III Trus.e Is o. The Town of Nevada DO ordciD IS
'ollows:
Sec. l. From and after the 10tt day oi June.
lSJ5 il s.al not bc lawful for lie owners o. other
persons having ;he charge If Dogs . allow them
o .ur a. large v'lhn he corporate limit, OF the
own of Nevada, except Is ProFidet tor N this Or
finance
&c . Every owner o;hor pel-on harlng ,l,e
charlc Of Dog shall It% for License for Keep ng
each Dog ;he sum o. Sly Do,.ars per wear payable
ouaI ,crly insta leutS in advance At ;ue y aishaPS
{ flee.
Sec. 2. The Marshal shall provide or each per on
applying 70. . License nnder this act, Brass Tag.
stamped With cons ecu.ive runbef tfc expense Of
winch he shall c,lec, OF the psfson receiving .hc
same, which tag shall be fastened upon .hc nee, o
.hn Dos for which thu license is .4Aen out lie
shall urni~h the person tohlns out the licersa
rec e.pt aor ;ho amount of money paid, and the
l.r which the License Is gr-uted.
Eec e. IL sha'! be the duty Of the Marshal Il Id
" atchraen t. XII and remove al Dog ;hc owners
o, whcl shah not have complied With the rrovis-
ions of ,i's Ordinance apd all persons oostrrrtinc
lI4 aforesaid oih:e:s in he ?e:ior:r Of thcir
1utas under this CrGina upon coBviutioI 1aio e.
.he fiecorder, may oe 'ired il ony "os exceed
ng One IuadieG nor less tral Ten ,,ol'a.s, u in
9-iult OF payment BY i.aprisou-aen. rot more .hcn
lWenty days in the to",r Jail.
adopted Iiay 30:h, 1c55.
{. :. IIUSSEY, Pres't.
ii. a. SARGENT, Clerk 5-4v-
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08
Paints, Oils, Window GIasS, 81:

THE sURSt EIBtRS have ju t recoiced in Store, from
ships Charmer, racen, Tol "a, Water Witch, %ep
tunes Tar Boston Light, West ward Ho and s. ..ish
l1rg" additions 10 their stock, making it, heretofore
the e&tcui"c iE this city. We have N stcE
Pure LEAD. 70 ton, Atlantic and English.
A.So. 25 tons pure extra and No !.
Ziyc PAINT 10 tcls Tiemann wh. =.
PAIyrs, 500 hes, England red, yellow and hack
10 600 lHs red. yellow and fire proof dry.
TIDLANS's COLbRS, 80 eases, -Sarted coloIa.
FED LEAD AND i.TriRAc~. 5t0 Atlaatic and Glgli'.
IIYsEED OIL, > 900 gallons, hoiel and raw.
TURPENTISE AND CA&PuENg, $500 gallons,
Polar LAMP On. 1000 gallon, bl ached.
|ARNIsH l.0 gallons ld 5 l. and - quality, Coach
IGrmture. Iar~ar, &c.
PINT BaVsHJ SO doz AdaTls' ard Strattou
Wheuash brushes, 1G0 do ! Ia ms and Stratto7'..
GDiE- zoe eases Chin; ard Ioopcrs.
WINDOW Glass, l4I0 bXs. aSsd. ii Is. Serma
PL-.TE GLASS 20 plates, 81" 81 to 0Gxl13.
PU TTy, 80 brls. in bulk and bladfers
Aleo-Nhite. Red and White Chalk, G-o.nd anu J. IL
Rotten and PumceStone, Emery, sand PAPER Blac'k a
Jonn Black, Paut Mills. and our usual men Up
artist s materials an tools.
For sale at the lowest market prices by
SAW IfR. JOHNSON & c.,
Importers and ; bbers 1G3 and 1G5 From street n,
to corner Of Washington street, Sa4 Francisco 4-3
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08
Ordnance No. 25.

Ordinance author iziry and regulating the issue Of
Licenses and the collection OF license Tax
The TrJStese If the Town OF Nevada 60 ordal1 as
, 1t shiI not b, lawEsl .pr any pc son or pei
sens Yl.lIin the 20 porate limits OF The Town o
Nevada to pursue any calling OF :ransact any busl
ness IL Ills ordinance mentioned, Until they nave
Iakan out ii3erse therefor and paid such sum or
sums OF roTsy as IN he IN inner and torn beT IN
after provided Aud fer very vocation o! TINS
ordnance the party so uifendlpg shaii be srh]ect
10 penalty IF not more than Fifty Dollars not less
thau Ten Dollars, at lhe discretion ol the RECORDER
All licenses provided for In this Ordinance
stal te nd quarer i'll advance anu All licenses
shall be numbered, signed by the collector, ana
couutersioned bv the clerk OF thu Board oi trustees
before beirg issued. III per.oas having taken out
a license under Ills Ordinance sail e-.hhlt me
same IL some conspicuou part OF theIr Gltce oi
business, aad produce the same when app!h8 %
tie Collector fox its repewal
g. g. The uropreto- or prople;ors OF everY hotel,
tavern pub saloon restaurant. or mar rooia' OF
any other place where liquos is to be solo 70 De
drank the premises, shall ray tor & Licens1 10
keep such hotel, tavern putllc saloon, iestaafibt
or bar room the of Ten Dollars per quarter
j. 4 The pgOprietor owner or occupant, ol every
house IN which Billiard Table OF Tea Pla alley IS
kent shall pay for a License 10 keep the same, the
sum OF Five Dollars per quarter ior each bhinrd s
Fable and Five Dollars per quarter lor each Ten
Pin alley SO uscti Or occUpld.
!. Aay peisoa engaged, either as principal Or
agent, in giving my theatrical performance, pnbiic
concert or bal shall pay ior Incense me suh OF
Eight Doliars for and every such exhibition or
concert. except for performances where The net
proceeds 10 5o given 70 some charitable purpose
g. G. Every persou company engaged IN e>
hi6ing any i;qucstrian sho" Or Menagerie, shall
pay lor license 10 exhibit the same the sum Of
Iyen5y-F.ye dollars for each and every such eNh
bigion. For Gch ana every other show Or cxh
biton he CT they shall pay tor Iceaso t9 EXHIBIT
the same ,ac sIa. Of Eghc Dollars
T. II shaI be Inc duty OF Sac Marsha 1nG
Wa chrnqn to close up and prevent any e.;hiblt'o,
thing in Ibis ordnance, when ice Sc
mas rot oeea obtained IL accordance with is pro
visions
6 Ali Ordinances o. parts Of Ordinances in
conSi, with lie provisions OF this Ordidarce
hereby repealed.
s g. Tins Ordinance shall take effect ion and
aitpr Us passage.
ADOPTED May 23d. 1850
6 s. HUSSEY, Pres'.
"A. SARGENT, Clerk; lin
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08
sru ,. mcisco advertise meTis.
ENTARGF,IEA IL TIE aFHLFEN.

aNiAhbEMENG tF HE SlfIfFN.
ENLA3CE'FNT OF TIE LIVER End THE
VARIOUS FORMS DE- All. TIiE BILIOUS DISEASES
VHIa INVALUABLE Medicine prepared from an
extensive practice of several years in bilious eli
mate and is never known fail Of curing Fever m
Aga any Of tine diseases above named.
The unanimous tG-tiulony Of Ill who have used the
American Caoagocne, or ~itnesscd its operation es;ab
fishes sa factory every who appreciate eTi-
,eIce. the following l;;ct>
l. That he hmerican cholasogue possesses superior
binalI0n of medicines ever before in .ented.
" Ii has cuted n Intesrited and Other Fevers,
where he 'nost poptaf mClicnos os me day had failed
remedies seefrao 20 prcdgce It'll o. no eiect.
It mild in its operations. pleasant 70 luke. conA
neither Arsenic othe. .eieercus o.uG. and may te
taken by persons Ct all aScs Eith p2rlert siiet..
s Its power in changing and p.oiaoinr ihc bilious
ana cjheF seCretoHs. thds Cleansing he system anC
turine the natu aed healthy acton o" al The organs
.hc BODY is Iaeauaed h1hce Is ciiaa.y prCyert
tive as well Is u curative Hgen..
g. l. Is Ire most econoaicu. y olo f Ct II us~a
rene lies for FeveT s1d Dthet bilious diseases
Among the numerous reconneGdei1ns # = superior
efficacy. W. vii. give 10 'oi,owirs:
Dr. L. L. Jon.--Deag SIR. T!c result 0. H., tia. Of
your American Ihoagogre. WIS sa sfl co. hlrG
been in the habit the .ada Jh1iacogja
more Or less in ray pac.ics n ord nary d Cc and
Intermittent Fever, and nor, syaci;r cor 1aiesoens
from hose diseases, ao.whstNrGi las e@ho,o.,aa,
price charged 4oi H. hu' Io}-, ite. thorough .rn'
o thc American Choiascgre, - ny orr .as), and
serving Us effects extensively n 0ther cases Do
2ther medicines nov IN use, or tlc cure o ncTnitent
and Bilious Ferer5 Ii Is more seaoa.nr and thorough
~ lis effects thfn tie Irda "a ola5oeue., also equally
Is paat dota-ano much arcer oUaniy bc.rg SOLD
much less pricc, difference ot tD be regarded n
Aesc times ft5arcit! and nnae Success 20 tle amer
lean choaeogue. Torrs truig lohr E. sawyer H. y.
Sold by alllAe priucira prt gpiss IN ne stale rug.
chasfrs 5aar'A be careful 10 as, for aud
Jones american ChoAeogLc. PARK s. WHITE Sol,
Merchant stieei ID door G5rve hoH'e orc-y San
cisco. DIR. " . b--fAE agent. Nevada sef eJ-5Hs
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08
ss.siiaanon 10. pG,

nRDINAITCE amending ordnance entitled
- ian ordinance 20 prevent the owners Of swine
from permit ing hem rin ut large"
The Frustees Of the lawn Of Nevada 60 ordlnI
oiows
Section second Of ordinance 10. - is amended
5 q read a follows:
section md. From and alter the ten.n day o.
December, 254, it shall be unla vfl .ol overs, or
ether persons having The charge Of swine, 70 per
LII. then. at arge outside d their ENCLOSURES
wi:t thc rorporltc limits Of tits town, :; id limits
being as fomov,s: \ perinetrr or ha.i Il ilio due
lor due cast, due south aud dal vest from The
couI' house of Nevada eoarty.
ADOPTED May %, 1885,
:. S. HUSSEY, I'res't
4. = SARGENT Clerk. lin