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W. &. PAINE.


PHYSiCiiN anI surgeon, lansing Mich Onlco that
rec nuy occlpiei by nr Shank. Residence On
clerrs street, one door south Of Wm NJ Carr 5
residence 1y472
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WAGON anil Cirrare Mixer, foot OF Washington
tln street, below tho site Of the Lansing House
Wagons constantly on hand, al reasonable prices
Repairing done. 467
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of K. rIlycr a S,n. in DpIge and B.ebe's Block
Washington Avcnuc, Lansing, Mich All calls
promptly attended 10. Al
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ATTORNEY ani Counselor at Law and Solicitor i
,ianc0rv. aud Circuit Court Commissioner, Wi
lum-tln. Iushlm County, Mich 432
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Isrgc size. (hoding nearly double qalnti,y)
81 90 per B'trlc-ha.f tcz. = 90
Small Size-I5 cents per Botiie-hau de-. - 80
Beware OF COunterfeitS.
See that the siyns;urs of So c. " JACKSON IS IN
the Wrapper On each bottle
Should yon- 1eaTesr Druggist not have the article
% not he put or bv any OF tie Intoxicating ureuar1
tons that may be offered in It's place brit SEN 70 ~
and We viii forward. securely packed by express
Principal OHce and Manuflctorr No 63i Arch
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,. L.. LANTERNIAy.

h.Nilsi Teeth mounted on Gold, silver, or Rub
.-->~. her Base Oflice az his residence on Grand
@4s3A Street, directly east of the Capitol. Ian.
sing, Michigan. $50
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
EDGAR HOUSE.

u lilhpN. Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, oppo.
site the Capitol blilding. Generll ~tIse Onico
k.pt in connection with the House 4G0
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II Commander WinslOw ana Captain
Semmes served together DID me h' h't'''"
war. and were old friends
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C
DART d WILEY.
GEn-IP PArsnNs

ATTORNEYS, Couneel1rs anil sliicitor-. lansing,
H.hi-m. Prompt attention gwen o. Collection
Ilsutnt OBJ rlge- lui las estisliinn ol L'ud Iti'-
III g. rsnr L. AIS a. WILEY
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Chr State 3epublitau a:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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V,Cab rates. but Subscriptions received for less
ttue than one year 10 the above rate
rs-J5b Work promptly and neatly executed "a
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tn, f,rlit.es oi this Establi -hment unequaied
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- Mr. Henry J. Morgan. Of Quebec.
has nearly ready Tor the press q lie Of Major
Andre
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JONES s EVANS.

Successors TO c. " Jackson S Co, Proprietors
Ha- For sale BY Druggists and Dealers in eva-v
'0"n N Tue tinted states 4S2y1
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Es~ One-fflh Of the national income Of
Great Britain is derived from the tax on
ardent spirits.
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LEvIC BTtK-

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, j.. D. Editor of the En-
cycOpcda of Il iigous knowledge and il.e CHRIS
thn Chronicle, Fhiialelphit
Although not disposed to favor or rocpmmaud Pat
cnt Medicines in general through il-trust of their
ingredients ami effects. Yet know oi no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to thc benefits
he believes himself 90 have received from any simple
preparation n the hope that d. may thus coutrb4te
90 the benefit 81 others.
DO this the more readily in regard % Iooitnd s
German Bttcrs- prepared 10y nr. e. VI. dickson. oi
this city. because WIS qrcaiccl against them Tor
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted to my
frirni Robert ShocIntkcr tsq., for the removal ol
this prejudice by proper tests, ana Tor eucour eut
70 try them when suffering from great and long con
tinned debility The use &C thrr. bottles 90 thps
bttcrE at the beginning uf the present year. was lnl
lowed by evident rciI,i and Restoration o. dc-re
of bodily and IA ntal v-0r whI,h htI hot -it ior
six moRths before. aud hal almost d.sruirci OF r.
gaining therefore thank God aul ms friend for
directing me % use them
Trr.tTy
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POLLUTION to provide for q revision Of tlc lays
oi tAr li-triCt u Columbia-


oi tAe District "a Columbia.
VIA rOis ile revised code ~ thc District Of Column
hia. prepared der tie authority of Congress. ,n-
tie Au act 90 improve he Laws 0f the Di trict of
d. 800 li. AMI to cuiuy the samc' approved March
ta.rl eighteen hundred and h'ty five. ANA which WIS
p n.l-ae- iy order of toi-l. tie year eighteen
hundred aul h-tl -soveu- and whereas sand co. is he
Ilevci 90 have been % comprehensive mpiete. and
accurate compilation oi The Laws of sand District at
the period ofIis execution, anl that measures should
tik-n % hly, TIE wNrS brought down o. The pres
DHt time aud perfect d.. Therefore
Bsures@csi gfs S-a1is AMI H9ase u RJrcsenfqfirs
y tae iiet StGfs of dm@ricG az CoB4T,ss GSsemil.d
That the Committees ou the District of Columbia 81
th- two houses ol Congress resp Ctivcy be Instruct
el to cause said code Go he 50 revised. amended and
corrected and also the laws of Congress for SAID s-
trict passed since tie cHu ition aforesaid rs shall
l spt tle same o. theprescnt condition 81 the laws
and may employ nor more than two suitable persons
ou thr preparation 81 thH work Al compensation ~
Ten dollars per day ior the time employed And said
cDdcso prepared shall be prnteby direction Of said
committees in autaf AMI convenient form for the use
of tile committees ami Congress and sli committees
h4 report the same o. their pectvo houses at the
next session of congress for adoption
Approved juno j.. l>t+.
NorF HY TIE lEPiErgENT 0F STAu-Ile pro-
amh.e of the .or going resolution promulgated pre-
cis.Ig as IS ffnui Doe tlr original
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II The losses by the IRE in Brooklyn,
Friday week, are estimated Il 81, 900, 900.
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LOxGYEAn ~ BURTCH,


tW. Cnncery and Collecting Rnsincss Llnsiug
Michigan. Olice over the Second National Bank
O. f0VGTElE 5u3 r. D. " hJNrtH
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] NEwToN BROWN, Phiia

From the Ecv Jo-. 81 Ncnari. Pastor % tho 10Th
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jlcsson. Dear >ir-I have ben frequently r.
questet t. connect my nIme with cndat ious
ol different kinds of medicines. bLt regarding thr
practice as Gus of my appropriate sphere. have iu
an cases declined. but with clear proof m various
instances and particularly in my family. uf tie use
fu.lucss al u Hnontna German Bttcr~ depart for
once from my usual c1nr-f 90 express lut illi rna
vistiol that fer general IchIt, of tsn ~,-t, un aui
especially for Liver Complaint. 20 Is safe and vail
able preloratlnn- I'm some Ci-cs 10 may fil. hut
usually, douhi not. % VIII hs very h.uefriI ts
those who srn from thc above cause
Yours. very respectfully. N kF< tDn
Eighth below Coat,s Street phih1clphu
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From the Rev Tlos. Winter Pastor of Raxhoroach
Baptist Church.
nr. Jackson Dear SRI f.el it dnc toy YOUR excel
lent Preparation. II un snd's German Hiters O. add
my testimony O. the deserved Reputation il has OBJ
tiined- have Tor years, 40 times. been troubi.i
with great disorder u NY head all nervous system
WAS advised by friend q try bottle II Your Ger
man Bitters- | dix 50 and have experienced great
ami unexpected rchaf, my health has been very
materially bendtted I confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar o. nv own.
and have been assured hy many cf tleir co0f effects
Respectfully wars. T WINTER.
|.rf -r.
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II LOcusts are appearing in Wisconsin
by millions. They appeared last in lS49-
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From Rev J II Turner. Pastor Or Weiiiur F.
Church. pli'a
nr- jackson. Dear sir-lllvinE used yolr German
Bitters IN my family frequently. ! am prepared to
sly it nls been OF great service. believe that iu
most cases oi general debility of the system 10 is the
safest and most valuable remedy of which 7 have
any knowictCc Yours respe, fully
j. H. II lsNFH.
No. 7-6 N Nineteenth street
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t9Ats Alst-Nichigan Central N;rsi.-'.' sor,l.r,
%, 4 a,anl Iruak Rlilroads
Ps~i.s ~ Al hkE-Wth the Mississippi. Lacrosse.
~ IN .s N.ncaso, Watertown aud HORIZON Railroads
al POINTS West aud NaEfhwest.
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D ngers for Great Western p,i,,-,,- .o o, ,h
T. Ie,~ As Ferry steamer at N n. ,sr;n', ~.
Iha -, - aud 10 20 A. NJ. and OOPN
t1s Stations Ai'ie laoles can be hal az any oi
u & n O1los, 1854 ''' m Sen up SsI =
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-N'." ts'H'llf'ilfr y
nr { VI Jackson Dsar Sri feel TIA pias are thus
OF my own accori to bear testimony o. the excellence
oi the German Iltflrs. SDls wears since beng af
nicted with Dyspepsia. used ttt m with very heucf
cill results have often recommended theu 10 per
sons enfchled hy that t0rmruiiiE disease and have
heard from them the most lliteriu- testimonials as
% their great vllrc IN cas-S u general debility
believe 10 % D. q tonic that cannot be supposed
J " LYONS
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RATES OF ADVERTISING f.;

aDoPrrD m Til sEArE EEPrEHcAS, Jan J, 1861
IN L-a-s Or L--- oan.-ler-l -l-Lre-l
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From thc Rer r. lyons f,rrlsr.y p1s5or Of She
Columbus. lN 3D. sud Nl..i'en. lra j. BaF.ist
Churches
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SS.sat ENpress-At 10 A. NJ. for Detroit
-. ,-Nsi-At 30 A. NJ, for Detroit
''l-At 20 2. NJ for Detroit.
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TUNE 18th. lS6L.
DETROIT L MILWAUKEE RAILROAD


N~~ AND POWERFUL UPPER CABIN STEAMSHIPS,
DETROIT" x MILWAUKEE" ."
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CONC EAST

~ --' Express-At u 25 A. NJ. for Milwaukee
,n-l-N II 81 z. NJ. Tor Milwaukee.
-Aei-A; 30 L n for Grand Rapids
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,..,ls plIias his Month traus viii leave orosso as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08
Cash disbursements as foLows:

We have exhamined the books OF tue Faii0u'
county officers, ar found them correct f,lJ state
Wa have aided to our annual report ~ ie nty
mellt Of the receipts an ex9en litures ~ =. tbe an
from July 1852 TO July l. 1858 as o"17 Illness OF
ssrce OF ofia OF the Commissioners anl ssIo
another no report was made out at tue ~,
of 1865: the other Commis5ion losefstss Itttrrt
County Clerk exarnined the books OF wy ui, IN ~ -
county ofacers at that time, and foand 'ii'i -
rect. ,.,.f
When majority Of the present BoaTu 9, issS ttsy
sioners came into ONCE In hrlii,nSs inpro.
cess cferectlon ana were oDlged 70 tnsa an .
nIsh the builing as lily as possoe, 1,vate nc
pllcatons for admission were many, al ,his
commoiations very scanty; how 70 sis tor ti,s
AMI purchase many other necessary W. no,,ld NOT
use OF the county, was the question. n,cii-
purchase lumber lime, furniture, proSiSo's
cines help OF assistants. etc., win sStN,, ~
paying enormous D ices for them. Inc i@ol.e @ dSsti
ofCommissoners iabofei under tne 1s,,ss ND to
vantages IN lesser degree for tne eSps,s p.h fonni
that time were copartlvey light but tney lou,i
II necessary to adopt some plan by wiS ~, stirg
mise money ami thew selected the plan oi ~ ,hS
acontn9ent fnni and setting apart ~ y.
revenues OF the county for the PAYNE ol s n,
drawn upon that fund Ine n, this coftlr.
gent fund.- up to the time the present Ky INN N
Into ONCE September 1867 announcer 70 tne SUI N =
Si4l4 49, and the present Board conlnuess =, n
on the same fund up to November, s,s san nat n
pressing bills, which were coming IN vefy eon
that time as the hospital building was ABOUT s1l
peted. We had to plaster the whole ,s
and finish the same pay the various pllls
for lumber labor, materials, etc., pesluss
It which was Of itself alone neavy on the
contingent fnd by the present HoaL2 y, "a M
sioners for he sum Of Vi ~ a,, ~ which
amount issued by the former Board az =.
was drawing I'VE per cent PEI mVpsn 'u's.Nss u.
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THE EVENING NEWS


We could answer this queStion bT 11ss
ing. Who ere the Americans I lit woIDs
not for the rebellion and the cAnket Il
eopperheadim In the country. AmA0
born on American soil L an Ams1ieam, BY
the force Of circumstances. He nay oe-
cupy palace or : prisop- wear . laurll
or halter - we cannot whether gen.
tleman or sccundrel, deny him hiS pAttEs
nifty or his birthplace. II be /, Z worthy
man. We respect and honor hinl-h he has
talents, genus and purity OF character, ~
reverence and .eanonixe him It on the
contrary, he is weak. shif. .less and unpsin-
ciplel, we losthe and d.spise him. We
cannot take away q mans country, but be
can forfeit its protection and the !, gard of
his counrymsn. He may be : M ti,al..'
lied exotic. tran.planted iike the vegetable
fungi, claiming the rights of ciuSenship
and breathing the vializing air Of liberty
without yielding correspondent fruit, or
exhibiting any but dwlffed and stunned
civic growth. Many Of our domestic
products. even in the shape OF men, occu-s
pying the hot-houses Of prosperity, n.yer
look beyond the limits Of their immediate
interest. nor discern WHEN grea princi-
pie, which may concern all, Is being COM
promised, or seek to seive good eai1se
whrn in i.opardy. Tn ' are Amelicans
Al least in name. bur We . snn.t a.low them
10 be called YANKEES. A Yankre cannot
be ON the fence. whethar th,re 4 4 ne0ro
under Il or not. BE never miStnkes Z
urinciple for 4 horse. or eets astrsddia Z
4 bateableI Iouestion. .to ayo,i h, diwu ,.itIr,,d
md play non.commi,tal when impor, an;
conssouen es depenl uuon il rieh un,,.r-
Standing and advocacy. H.w.ll x,yt up
his or iud ces. ami sometiin j d, regard
hu interest, but NOT his moral or poll ieal
.oninions, any more than a phiiu o,,hsr
will d nv or Weld q fixed axiom iir -ciei,c,..
rhe Yankee NAV b. convlnc d bur NOT
ca;ol 4 n. will argne aiy nan wih
80, Win visu, m ,,,,d =. snil,,y r;,,,,I,
.srr,;ns !, ont IN m. shao Z of 4 'sY,ibi,.
an whol., n NJ m s ureI Z -, q, = =
"a. act. by hi, cunyic ion !, and cannot
~ brib.d or b,uyh;. A. s,mole =, thi,
nav seem. sneh men arr the liz. Of a mn
r;,n Thev ar,. a. nbovin :. AZ it,y ron.
sc;ence vou cannot away from ,hpir
m,,arsno.s Whan onc'. heard m = h.nut
ss', .s' III 80, .5nnt Them hsssn. thsy are
.r"s va ~ aud iii sTne onin;on, masr : ,,d
,rac,;s. sSs . anil b.nnv r,.splts 10 nve ,r,i +
S. - ~. s ,ha w Esntee .onl "a NO. ro /,
~ havs - ,hs I YsnEss \ ar, and iii m.n
~ vanS na M :, e. ,hsr y ov xhs,
W T.. v;n,;a,.n w.
Ai rn..a;ni, an NJ !, Ior., ~ E ~. Gny.rr.
os.shl;s Z II - ,,,.,.s,.v, "a .v,..,,a
uiI. ,ne-. 49, eH., -. ~ g S- ..tss,i.
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Hlgs Priee.-rss rs4s caass.

Itisquite the custom. just now, 20 at-
tribute the present high prices 70 m exse
panded currency. We are Aippan ~ told
that this is the one cause Of commercial
arrangement, and that If the currency
were only reduced to the standard Of
three years ago. prices would come down
in the same proportion. Let Us think :
moment, and we shall see the utter eh-
surdity of such conclusion. No matter
what is the medium for making exchanges.
or what Is currency, or what Is lawful
money-whether it b. gold. or bank notes.
or Treasury notes-war prices always
were and always must be high prices.- !.
Europe learned il during her Napoleonic
wars; we learned i. in the war of 1872
and the same stern teacher compels Us 70
submit to i. now. The reason Is cl- -er
and ampl. Production is dimini.hed, and,
by the vast. of war, con>ump ion 1, in-
erased. The war draws the farmers
sons from the plow, and fewer acres are
sown and smaller haryests are reapsd.
The m .chanic arts sutfer in the same pIo-
portion. Scarcely less than two-Hffhs u
our adult male population are now ,vot. .
| ing all tn ir time and energy to putting
down the reb, llion. VI these. q vast
number are in the h-ld wi b our brave
generals, large part man our ships OF
war, now counted by hundreds, and many
are in hospi al |; while those employed IN
he navy yards irun works. niachips
shop !. and in the manufacture of null iary
clo hing and equipments, and in produce
ing munitions and uppli.s, swell ihs ag-
gregate to the limit we hav. named. this
great cla$s Of producers canno: be wi n
drawn from th ir ordinary pursuits wl.n.'
out great diminuiion in the prodacss,ut
! he country. Win tn. supply i great-
! ly diminished, aud IN. demand no only
con inued but increased, prizes nustat.
vance. There is no po.,lbl. help for u.
/ Ii we coull not return To a >pecl. ba 4
! Tomorrow, it would still be war oa'is
a, war price,.
!. There i, bur OH, exception to tht.a ad-
vance in prizes, and tha; i. the Govern,
! ment bonds. AMI they are no exception 70
/ the rule, an only f,llnw the 8 neral law
of supply and de nand. The llecs>.itie.
of war have mad them abundsn and
the efore th v arr cheap; bur VIII n I'll
wal end, the supply will ceA.e and hey
will b. d ar, an | the man who inve,ts IN
them now is sure Of a liberal prob.
/ A reduction OF he curr MY VIII oe'
well. and We have official surance OF the
Secretary Of III. Treasury that i i,uow
lakine place, but j. i no. the infailaple
panacea for financial di,ortel tha. many
sunno e. NJ. CT co. the A,>istan. ira
n.y. & ~ ,ba Uni.ed States, .. New York.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

= - = =
fINAA CJLLECrURS SAL-.-D1 -NlRIlE vi
L an Execution, issued out OF tne Justices Court,
yil,li sreeiilct, S.urey County, 1erTlto4y Of Ne
vaa Si,ttei ISl ,sv uiy, Ap iei. III iavoF OF
sue reop= OF the Gniteu States, IA tue Territory Vi
Nv3ll.l, aIlI aaIllsJ DAL1SNL ALL tne feal estate
,il. i.l OSenlenls hereinafter uescrloed IOr the
sum OF -Four DOllArs an1 SiSty-isVen CshLs Dellll-
,iuent taxes, ana Iwenty-two Doiiats am eiAt9-
sevet Selts costs vi suit together villa aeeEulii6
cO5-s an, eNpellses VI sde ad ~ tLiS Pto
VISION, of All act entlted An Aef tu ovtle loc tAe
ASsessins anI LO.lectlns County AHA Territorial
ksvetiue, aYproNe'1 NoNshlOeT ~ looi' anu tne az
,luleLatU.y tlercoI, approved DeceihDer ~ ISo<-l
eXUse los sale, al pdulie AUCTION - te inquest
am OI O.les, casa, Ia font VI tle Couft HOUSE
IN NHsini1 Clty, Oh TuUhSDAI TIL. ELEN-
E-,Tu Al II AUGIs4, AID. 1904, 0-tween tie
lUI. Oh u UesoeS 81 AMI o'toeE P.N tls iOaOw-
~ aesenoel rsai estate, wlti Tue i'.ofeiIelts .
stiSfeo1 OF 20 iiteh tue4eo' - soa Os "eNssSs ~ ~
s.Is4 s.i4 eASeNtioA 'd sOsss VI sag, "a
S1.t Aiii, St5 SoNn'! VI sols!, ~ ~ ~ ~
- WIZ L1s ~ lSet IoAt % - teet Aeet o'A t.ie
''1s % 1llu s.'ee'' ""d iiA's, "oHAs ~ " 0'
~ V0lsA OV1,e. -. j, " 49,. -.-a-. -
L. =; SY.se.oE 5, ., ,nS eoAusS o '.oss, tt
1S =. p. eNLLs0S. 0Sl,..Ss. 80 ~ ssl.
fiNAA Y LLEUIUR'S SALl.-o1 YtRI U a VF
i An ENeeuLoJ, lasde,t U1t Ot the JustleeS Court,
CsJiI H, sIU.ey County srfltogy OF NzSa.., >iat
..le Ise sly OF Juy, A.D. lSOl lavo. tne lCoJie
VI Oni6e SsasSs se Aefrio.y OF NSva,Is .llisI
ssalnsG CO. 81. NURAUN aha tne resl essaia ala
in teFelilltcf eSsefiUe, lof tue sum VI
.wenty-twu Do.iafS anl lwenly-lve Cents, DsliIl-
I,,sat lake Az py.suty-vs Dol.lrs AM Seseuty-
S Ceilss costs oi SUIT tOselner wILa u4I eOsls
a.. tx vrsss o. sae; ana pugsGaut 20 llIe ~ oS s.os
"a Al st euste.s Il ACT " ployIls lOr iaie Ass-ss
4JpoSe4 SOseliI0eE -, isoi, ALI tle act i..lesl-
lOry t1esv0, apploveu pecemOcF ~, looA,-I siaii
eSose tos sAi, ~ a0lc aaetot, " tiie nSlese an.
1idAss o CASH "a Iso:it % tIe G9drt hoast, IA
DAY vF Au1usA, AID, iso+, o;twesn tne nodrs oi
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Summons,
INlnR, TnnX nk NEVADA IN IIlS1

TGRR' TORY Or NEVADA.-IN JUSTIC IS
i Court, Gold IInl township, In and ior the
County OF Storey.-The people OF the United S.ates
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me, at
my office In the Township Of Gold Hill In the County
of Storey the 3lSt day of August AID. ls6t at 10
O'Clock An, TO answer unto the complaint Of J. \.
Perreauit, wherein he claims 10 recover from you
Une Hundred Dollars upon Prom:ssory Notes as per
same on hle in my office, when judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs and damages, If you full TO appear and
answer. To the Sherif or any Constable OF said
County, Greeting: Make legal service anu due return
hereof. Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of July,
AID. ls64. S. II. ROblNsON,
ly2s u Justice ofthe Ptace OF sad township.
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- Washington street, san Francisco.
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Central American Goldana silver Mining

Company OF WORKS. Gold A,u Mining
District County OF Storey and Territory OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that al meeting o! the
Trustees Of said company, held on the 3lth day Of
Jane, l>6l, an Assessment o; One DJ,Gr per share
Was levei upon the capital stock oi S5it company,
payable Immediately in United States gold coin to
The secretary. at the Ofce Of the coINp1ny, No. 80
JACKSON street. ANY stock upon which said assess
nent shall remain unpdht on the SElUND DAY OF
ACGISf lSGf, will b advertised that day de
lnqueut, ami unless payment shall be nIade before,
will BE- sold the ri Gay OF August, lSoi TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with Gusts OF
advertising Sbd expenses OF the safe.
II. o. 70. ESTER, Sec'y.
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amount drawn on Hospital Fund
~ Hosnital purposes. .-.i. l0.73l
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Yuba Gold and silver filming Company,
PaiuIyTt District -NOtiee.-An assessment Of Two
Dollars ana Twenty-Five Gents was this, tire .lth
day Of july. levied on eaeh Share OF the eapltal
st,S,E of the Yuba tsoII AMI Silver Mining Company,
aul an MONEYS that have been pai since February
Isl i,sl will be de,Iucted + oni this assessment.
BY order Of the Bolrt OF Trustees.
PLATT KETCuAM. Sec'y.
..,tl II;u Y,,lS qo 80 fv5N m
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Tax Collector of tne Ceanty OF S.otey. Il. 7.
U,, I :. NEIsnA IN n.,,1rv iSktl I..-Ity
Di-solution of Copartnershi1,.

4lHE COPARTNERSH z HERET0FORE EX-
j. isIins between H. ii. Z LAGIi and 4. ". rLATF,
In tins town OF GOid Hin. Storey county, Nevada
Territory, under tine name OF II. Il. Fagg 4 Co., Is
tnis iasy dissolved by mutual consent. E. M. Piatt
retirinx from the irm, Mr.. II. II. Flagg is alone
hereby authorized 10 collect All demands due the
ir. anu ne will also settle al the indebtedness OF
me arm. ISigned II. H.fLAGG,
-'es,-7 I'm. PLATT.
Cold Hlu. N. r., August ], tss4. aI4'i sufiw