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Senatorial Imbroslio.

immediately subsequent to the Law
renee massacre. Gen. Lane opened the
question Of the election of United
State Senator this winter. Why he
chose that particular time. when the
fearful occurrence which made The State
sad. and spread mourning in the midst
Of his daily associates had just trans
pired. TO thrust this question before
the people. We have never been able to
understand. But such was the fact
such was the choice of time he mace; /;
and with this only have We to do; not
with the motive or the reason; for Of
these We can only form conjecipres;
and conjeclures are neither facts nor
Arguments.
But with the fact We can deal Gen.
Lane set the ball in motion during the
excitement caused by the terrible ,rsge-
dy which laid the second city Of the
State in ruins. OF course, Al such a
tins. and under such circumstances. the
agitation Of the question must make an
impression.
Unit that lime We had never heard
the subject Of the election Of senator
this winter even mentioned. We pre-
sumo no one but Gen. Lane had been
exercised on The subject. But since
that time the matter has been Kept in
sgiis,ion--more by The fivnds Of Gen.
Lane ihsn any other paIties--and there
is really some excitement 10 the public
mind in reference 10 tie question.
We have already expressed cur
views in reference TO the question Of an
election this winser--we do not think
this The time 10 eleci--nof do We be
iieve that the election Of any Of the
aspirants for Senatorial hon 1rs Is a mat
ter Of such vital impo, lance that the
election should be forced on before Tho
proper time. We think the ability y
none Of the candidates for the place SC
vast that the State will materially suf
fer il the rlectioa does not come of
this winter. However much We may
respect The gentlemen who are named
iu connection with the Sens,orship. v,
do NOT believe the fate Of Kansas de
pends upon the election of any one o
them this winter-or, for that matter,
at any other time.
But there are precedents /, the olleI
States for an election this winter. OH.
has furnished several, il We remembe
Alright. The Democrats went so far a
10 sgita's the question Of the re-elec
lion Of Geo. E. Pugh two winters be
fore his Term expired. Nevertheless
bad precedeate should not be followed
A legislature fresi, from the people vii
assemble in time for an election mex
winter: and to that period should ,b
election be deferred. Let the agitation
cesSe
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r. The Kansas Daily Tribune says
se are laborins for the "legiiimacy''
and purity Of the press Of the State.
Sorry We can. reciprocaie the compli-
ment. Bro. John. BY the way. We have
never yet said SO hard thing Of The
press Of kansas as friend Spesr insinu-
ates in bis notice. namely, that il is Me-
gitimate. We cant indorse that state
meni: the inuendo is slander. What.
ever may be the shortcomings Of our
press. We wou's stand the charge That
it is the offspring Of bafbot. John,
you must take that back
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HOsTErTER.s RITrsRs

Have received the Warmcs, encomiums from the
press and people throughout the Union % n valu-
able tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia. Flatulcnce.
Constipation and general neryous debility, IL can
not be approached. Every day new cases Of ts
great eject are crcnicled through our principle
public Journals There Is nothing. equai To the ea-
joyment to that which the afflicted experienced
~hen using this valuable specific. Its mild tone.
its sure aud vigorous action upon disovLered sto
mach, and the cleansing OF the entire human body
should recommend 10 sit classes Of our com sau-
nifty.
~ See Adverisement. III
FOR ssls By Druggists aud dealers generally svsry
where.
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ganizsd school districts in the State. Of
which 6O6 have been reported to the
County Superis,endenls. The number
Of children reportedin 1868 is &c. s24.-
I6. COS Of whom attended schooi-an
increase of sc per cent. since 1863
when the number reported was l6. $40,
of whom l .OlO attended school. The
State Normal School. Agricultural Col
lege and University are referred to with
satisfaction and recommends the estab-
lishment and fostering Of Benevolent
Institutions for the helpless and unfor-
tunate,- tfer.f
The extinction Of Indian titles 10 this
State is mentioned with pleasure. and
the hope expressed that soon oil will
be accomplished in this respect.
The Militia Law is recon mended to
be amended. III needs it badly) so as
TO make it more efficis.t and lees cum
brous. The number Of militia in the
State (approximate) is 1905 subject
to military duty; of these 1896 have
been organised into companies. and
5000 stand Of arms Distributed to
them: 5000 st'nd just received are
ready for distribution. the State thus
ha. about sl0o. .OOO, 90 Of arms.
Gives.a history Of the condition Of
the Border during the year-of his ef.
forts 10 protect it. and how they were
,hwar;ed by the Sec. OF War until after
the Lawrence massacre, and then Lut
half seconded.
Shows how the State Vas insulted by
tie Sec. Of War, whose order reduced
the Governor TO a mere clerk Of Gen
eral in the Federal service-he protest.
ed against such an unheard Of proceed.
ing, and the order was amended 20 as
par,iay to better the matter.
Recommends such charge in the
Pay Department Of the Amy as shall
secure to soldiers their pay without SO
much trouble; and in case Of their
death. their dues TO their families with.
out so much delay and expense. and
thinks the wages should be increased.
Pays a deserved tribute 10 the brave
~ OF Kansas troops. and earnestly re-
corimends that measures be taken 10
give them the right Of suffrage.
Recommends submitting to the po-
pular vote questions connected with the
colorsd race it our State. that Congress
be memoralized in reference to the pay :
men. Of the dett incurred Will. Kan
sas was Territory. and for the pay
men' OF $4,000 expenses incurred in
rnisi"y troops for the defense Of tho
border; and closes with an appropriate
reference to the country At large
The whole document is able. timelv
and to the point.
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fcoxMuNlcATKS,l
Pulmenary CensHmpsisn 4 Cwrable
Disease
a CARD.
To CONSERVATIVES.

The undersiened having been restored to health
in . few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several yesrs With q severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is snx'ous to make known IL his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To oil Who desire it, he will send copy Of The
prescription used (free Of charge), with the d.
rec,ions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for CoxsuMrT,oN. AsTn.
IA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, CoLps, &c. The only
objebt Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip.
ton is TO benefi, the afflicted, aud spread inform
alton which he conceives to be invaluable; and
hc hopes every sufferer will try his remedy - il
will c,s, them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
l65.sm $40 New York.
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e~DRuNKENHEss CUR D.1

THE lnebrinie may now bid defiance to the
4 TENPTIsc cur. DR. lanes ANrlDOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK is . certain cUaE ZOE
DRUNKENNESS. Il creates dislike Tor strong
drink. and can he administered without the
knowledge OF the pnlient Pr ce. ~ box Sent
by mail to any address. by 5 C. UPhAM, A03
Chestnut Street. PhlidcIphia, Ps. Circulars
s~nt free. 6m.
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VILLA~s " OsAwsEs.

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100 i6l l63 l64 l6j l66 165 l6S l60 I70 III I73
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Bog 264 26S 26s 40 I'll ?72 273 27s 277 27S 379,
3sl 3S1 2Ss 2so 2S6 2SS 3s9 10 29l %. 2e3 ~
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~ 80 345 BAG 3lS $50 IS? 353 SIS 3Se $50 $50
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Besides this amount the legislature
will have TO provide for other expenses
growing out Of the extraordinary con-
di'ion Of the country.
The Governor iehcarses his action 10
reference to the sale Of bonds, showing
that by his care and skill he saved the
State the sum Of o.. sea ~. This is
refreshing in these times Of peculs,ion
aud fraud
He recommends remodeling Of the
Tax Law of the Stale which shall place
all property in the State on an equal
and past basis for taxation.
Asks that the Penitsntiary may be
located more advantageously,--.has .
law shall b passed regulating the par.
doning power Of the Exscutive-re.
feres to the Agricultural interests Of
the State. and asks that they be fostsred
recommends Geological Survey Of
The S,s;e-advises shat proper action
bs taken 10 secure immigration to Kan.
attention 70 Educational
n:e,esls; shows that there are 7O5 Or
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GP The eastward bound train from
ST. 10. ran of the track on Monday
morning. 80 miles ou', AMI fell down
IN enbankmens Is feet; 200 passengers
on board; 100 hur. several badly--one
child reported dead. Cause . broken
rail. 49,
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@As yet We have had no eastern
mail to amount 10 anytl'ing fos over two
week. We trust i. viii come in big
heap" As the Indians say. quite soon.
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February Oh and 7ih QuarteFIy Meeting.
Sunday School and Bible Class at 81 ?. u.
Preaching or General Prayer Meeting Att P.n.
and on Thursday evenings Of each week.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Class Meeting after the morning preaching
and on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday ev-
enings Of each week.
d. DICKINSON, Pastor.
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Special Hoticss.
RELIGInuS,

u. T.. CauaCH-THEaE will Be Religious Ser
yices in the M E. Church in d kalo0sa on SandAya
% follows:
Preaching at ioH o'clock, A. NJ. BY the I'll
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The Governor . Message.

Gov. Carneys message IL a docu-
men. worthy Of Kansas worthy Of any
SAFE in The Union l, is plain. patri-
oiic. and sound MS truth and principle
can make it. How the miserable de-.
magosues who have been trading. vilIi-
flying and slanderius noble executive
should blush as they read his words oi
praise for all; so far above the pi,:ful
an spie!ul envy Of small minds. We
fear they will never reach up TO the
dignity of comprehendins them
We are unable 10 publish the mes.
sage entire in our columns this week.
and must content ourse!ve, with q con.
dense. s:atemen. Of the leading fea.
lures.
FIxAScEs.-Tho following is an ex
hibit Of tie Financial condition OF tie
State:
Receipts from all sources during the
fiscal year SI66. .3il94
Total disbursements I57,484 95
Balance in Treasury 1896 90
Amt 7per. Ct. bonded liabilities
QOA OOO M
6 :" bonds 1880 90
6 War bonds 5O4 SO
outstanding certificates 3e5 "a
Territorial Warrants assumed by State
24.I24
Outs. State Warrants 1850 ,8
To:al $500, ,884 So
In Treas'y and due the State ia. .4e6 80
si2,6.45s 90
Amt bonded and 10 be bonded
S272. .52l6I
Which leaves u be provided for
8.459 81
ren.expenses (es'imated) 81. .927 10
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There is report in town tia. John
Wise is dead.
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:.yJ. H. Bennett. Esq. makes al"
.tiirier. Clerk Of The District Court.
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N OTTO 81

N OTICE
OF LANDS TO BE DECIDED TO
holdsrs Of Tax Certificates, IL not Re.
deemed.
Treasurer's Once.
Ookatooso. Je9erson Co., Kansas.
~, January les, 1894.
The following list Of Lands and Town Ic,.
SOLO f'r the delinquent tax VI the year A. D. IaSi
on The n. 7th. s'h and 9th days Il nav. 1889
vii De- decided to tho hoLIers IL tie Cersi6,, ,ss
o. Sale, y not Redeemed, on or fer the OH 4 ~
Of May, A d 1864. '''' -" =?
.Glven under my hand and eel this Is, day Of
s. $. COOPER.
Trs surer Jefffson County, Ks,,ss
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Z, 7, and ~ IN ~ WV each: ! , ID a -.
Undiv. y IF II - 20: E of Block -. r q
W. Of Block 90 az DO do A...iH
do do II IN do do o0....i =
"a, 4 & 5s6 e1, ,6S ssch; snd in So - ~.
and 10 in 63 .o6 each; n 10 n Of Il 81 -
], =. 3. 4. 5.6. T. 9, .. 10. II. = II in - ~ -
34, s., 81. 8. 9, 10. 1 "l2 in 81 IGO -
L"ts 8 TO ~ in sseh Of the Blocks e. S3 "a a
do I u II inclusive in The Blks g. q. lee
and 3. 5 and Z IT 85 each (of The 70 loel n -
tn IL inclusive in Blk 81 and 3345e ~ II
n Blk e6 each 81 cents: 8 40 # 2 in 81 80 csssr
n 10 Il II in FL I 90. s scr II do lee
N 10 II I'm 81 100 8 40fi 9s7 loo
8 40 Il 2 in Sc 1.G0, and in ~ l .O6 eaeA.-
in II and in % ac, "a c9n.a
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MAGAZINE RINDlMc

harper's, The Atlantic. Cooley. Peterson. Ar
thurs Ladies' Repository. Frank Leslie. Hsrn.
ers Weekly. Pictorial History OF the War. and
al other Magazines. bound in Plain or Fsncv
binding, at the LOWEST FIGURES.
g, binding Of all kinds and styies-Puper. Calf
sheep: Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Morocco
ana Morocco Antique, done on shoues, notice.
kaling Of All Kinds Done Promptly
UN. B.--wc employ none but first class work
.. men. snd are prepared 10 guarantee every Job OF
work sant out Orders rcspec,fullv s0lir;sea
Address:
BULLETIN CO.,.
LEAVBNwORTH. KANSAS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Jewett Gold aud silver Mining

Company, location of works AZ Gold Hill, tofey
county, Nevada Territory.-NOticei is hereby Civ.
en- that ut meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF
sail company, held on the gid day OF October
1864. an assessment of one dollar per share was
levied OH the assessable stock of said company,
PAYABLE on the cath day of October, 1864, IN
United States gold coin, TO A. NJ. Comstock, Sec
Rotary, at the office of Stephen Otis & Co., 5Oy
Clay street, city and county of San Francisco
ANY stock upou which said assessment shall re
main unpaid on saturday, the Goth day Of No
vember, 1861, will be advertised on that day as
delinquent, and unless payment shall have been
made before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of December, 1864, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF the sale. BY order Of the Board
of Trustees. A. NJ C0NSTOCK, sec'y,
Office 500 Clay street,
OCT m City and County of San Francisco.
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Bclchcr Mining Company,
Abernuthic Company,
Baldwin Company.
a NUAneSNn

StOCkhOIderB' AnuuHI VIttIlhE'. nc
Annual Meeting of the above named companies
will BE- held az their office No 4s South b street.
Virginia. n. T., on WEDNESDAY,, November
a3d, ls6I. at l2 o'clock ". Absent members Ut
not legally represented by attorney must send
proxies, in writing TO be filed with the Secretary
BY order of the BJurd OF Trustees.
oc2s I'd NJ BRUCKMANS, Sec'y.
Crown Point Ravine Gold and silver
Mining Company, Gold Hill District, Nevada Ter.
riiory, Office Nos and ~ Government House,
corner OF SansOme and Washington streets, Sun
Francisco.-Notice Is hereby given tina, the an.
uual meeting uf the stockholders Of the Crown
Point Ravine Gold aud Silver Mining Company
tor The election of Trustees for the ensuing year
will be held Ut the office OF the Secretary, OIL
MONDAY, November 2lsi, ls6i, III . o'clock p. NJ.
f thai day.
UcgA I'd j. VI. BURLINGTON, Secy
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nIichisan Mining and Mill. Company

NotIce.-At a meeting OF the BOaTu OF ITustees Of
the Michigan Mining and Mill Company, held the
nth inst an assessment Of Thirty Dollars per share
was levied on each and every share OF the capItaI
stock of said company, payable Immediately 10 the
Secretary at his Office, In Gold HILL Nevada Terri
tory, in United States Legal Tender or Treasury
Notes That the assessment often dollars per share
levied on the 9TH day Of June, lsi payable In United
States CON- be, and the same Is hereby rescIndei.
AMI that all stockholders having paid said assess.
ment levied on the TN day OF June, 1854 or any por.
ton Of the same, be credited on the assessment This
day levied at the rute Of two dollars for every onr
dollar so paid. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, y. T, Sept. Is, ISo4. seaS m M
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NOTICE.-AII pcr.ons arc hereby

cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for
the following described certificates of stock in
The Minerva and Omega Gold Hill Mining Com.
panrS viz: Certificate No. 10. eight shares, in
the name of Isaac LHnkershim Certificate No.
II, three shares, md No. Il, two shares, in the
name of Torney & Fagin: Certificate No. 81, ten
shares, in the name of 4. Hobart, in the Minerva.
Isaac Lanker>him; Certificate No. o. three
shares and No. %, two shares, in the name of
Torney & Fagin; Certificate No. Al. ten shares,
in the name OF A. Hobart in the Omega The
same having been sold by order Of the Board of
Trustees, tor non.payment of assessments, and
new certificates issued therefor
oca7 lot Id. ISGOLDSBY, Sec'v.
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p,ide nt the Mest Mining Comnnnr, Sill.

Pride OF the W est MINING JOWpuHy3 SIIs
verCity Mining District, Nevada Terrt0ry.-No office
is hereby given that ut meeting Of the Trustees OF
said Company, hed on the It'll day Of October, 1851
an assessment of Three Dollars per share was duly
levied upon the capital stock Of said Company, pay
able Immediately In gold coin TO the Secretary, at
his office In San Francisco. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the SEW
ETH DAY OF NOVEMBER next. will be adyer-
tiset on that day delinquent and unless payment
shall be made before, will he sold the 2lst day o.
November, 1861. to pay delinquent assessments, to-
Vether with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. " u. y. lNGOLDSBf, Sec'y,
Room No. 2, Armory Hall,
ocIOtd San Francisco.
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Green cold and Silver MINING Compnny

Location Gold Hill District, Storey County, y, t.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF The
twenty-slxth DAY Of september, lS6i an assessment
no y OF One Dollar per share, was levied upon the
capital stock OF the company, payable Immediately
In United states gold coin 10 the undersigned Secre
tary, or to d. ]. Oulahan. the Superintendent Of
the mine ut Gold Hill. Any stock upon which Sain
assessment shall remain unpaid on SATURDAY
be advertised on that day as delinquent. and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on SAT-
CRDAY the 18th day Of November, lS64, at Il
o'clock, NJ, to pay the delinquent assessment, 10
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale. By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
X. IL. SMI TIL, Secretary.
ONCE, No. s Nagle's Building, :. W. corner OF
s.DS-
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Compuny.-NOiicr is hereby given that the sec.
ond annual meeting of the stockholders of the
above company, will he held at the Company +
Office, Gold H!ll. on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
November ID, 1864, at o'clock, Pm. By order
Of the Board of Trustees.
Ii. C. MANNING, Sec'y.
{ old Hill. Oct. g. 1864. oC2s I'd
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Gold Hin. AUGUST IS. 1861.

CAUTI0N.-:AlPha Gold Hill Mining Conn
pany, Gold Hill, n. THE public are hereby eau
toned against negotiating for purchasing the TO-.
lowing certificates Of mining stock In the Alpha Gold
Hin Mining Company, as the same were sold at pub
lie auction for delinquent assessments and accrung
COSTS to the highest bidder in front OF the office OF
tina company, on Tuesday, September 9th, 1861. IN
accordance with the statute In such cases made and
notice given thereof and will not be transferred by
the Secretary on the Books of the Company;
Names. Certificates. Shs sold.
Brewster .ll6.il7 lis lD---..-49 10
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
-. WM. H. WATSON, Sec'y.
Cold Hill Sent n 1861 raa# se27 lot
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ORIGINAL Hawkeye Gold ana s;I-.,

Mining Company. is hereby given, tina,
at meeting OF the Trustees Of the Company,
October 2lst, 1854, an assessment (No, III Of ".
dollars and fifty cents per share was levied ON
the capital stock Of the company, payable to the
Secretary, at bis Office, in Gold Hill By order
of the Board Of TRUSTEES. ....s e.. - =.
C. KE1FFER, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct q. 1854, sa.-. oc22 IN
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UsII lyDIH lIuu '.IIfTy .'aIIa"S S Yll 49,
BIZ given, that IN accordance With the Laws OF the
STATE Of California. ant order duly mate by the
Bort OF Trustees Of ths Dell Gold ami silver MN
ilg Com Ilny. on the 2Sth day OF September, l>6i
there will o. sol lat public auction, in front OF the
otrse Of tle company on the northeast corner OF
DAY the ann lay Of November, 1874. II ~ O'Clock
n OF that law TO the highest bidder for cash in I. $
20 coin. snIny shares Of the capital stock OF said
onoIny, stan In. in the names Of the following
sllrshol lerS will be necessity 20 pay the assess
m ntS duly leviel thereon Oy the Board OF Trustees
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Company.-NOiicr is hereby given. that 80 many
shares the capital stock OF this company stand.
ing in The names of the following persons. will
pay the assessments due thereon, together with
the cost OF sale and advertising, will be sold ae-
eordiug TO law, on MONDAY, November 2ist.
le6i, NJ O'Clock P. NJ, NJ the office of the eompa'
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

VUIOI-VIO VUII IIlu '-IT'VI -TIuI"S - 80
VITA .h, laws 81 Sevu IA Territory AMI the bylaws
OF tAe Company. there Nj! be sold NJ public suction
IN front ~ ~ Co!upaOyS oC.cr. in Cold Hill. on
GAl.4 P N. - many starts u the capital STOCK
Scaaiil. IN Il= names OF the following persons, As
will pay the amounts ,.C= thereon. Tor delinquent
as SsIl MS :Ct..-r with tas. costs OF sale and adj
E-.Eras Frss