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CASCO GOLD, SILVER AND COPpEn
MINING COMPANY.

Meadow Lake District. Ncvad, County
NOTICE is hereby owen that at Il mee,ipr .,
" the Trustees OF said company held Il, The oy.
licc OF III" company in Yankee jim On the 2G,h
day OF July. Isis. il WAS ordered That rc.puLlic,.
ii he had Tor assess Ecn, No, /. levied Aunn>t
18Th HGl OF five cents per share upon the cupi
ltl stock OF said con pany. payable in Upiltd
States gold coin, is du" and payable to the Scc
rotary II, his Office in Yankee Jim. ANY stock
upon which said asse smenl shall remain unp,id
on the'2Sth day OF August. 1860. will he adyer
tsed on that dty rs delinquent. and unless pay.
m''nt shall be mIde before will BE- sold on the
l2ih day OF SEPTEMBER $50. to pay the dein.
que t assessment. together with The costs OF adj
vertisinG aud expenses OF sale.
L. o. CRAVENS
Secretary.
AAIl.1 It,l
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NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRACY.

To the Chairman or Secretary o. each Democratic
County Central Committee in the State oil
California.
You are respectfully and urgently requested to
send to the undersigned (acting President Of the
State Democratic Central Commitce.) the names
and post office address OF each member con>ttu-
ting your Committee. Your immediate compli.
ance with this request is desirable.
JIG. GOOhS, Vice President.
State Democratic Central Committee.
Sacramento, June 80. 1865.
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An OLD CoIx.-Mr John Sieman, of War
wick township, Chester county. l'rnn, found
Spanish half dollar, while working his po-
lalue patch, II short time since, winch beals
date 1907. From its appraranre it must
have lam there long time. Perhaps it WA,
lost when the soldiers Of the revolution were
eucanped there
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

A thousand things are to he thought Of in
the jnIicious management OF your book of
friends and arqnainlances. Sir" said a
man in Pail Mall TO WapoIe, who had g
nored his salute, "Sir. you knew me in
Bath" "Ay. sir" replied WalpoIe; "and
when we are in Bath, shall be glad to
know you again" Profound is the philo
sophical discrimination contained in this
wise saw of the cream Of fine gentlemen
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THE PLOT OF THE TOWN

can he seen At any time at The office of onr nm.
Mr.. JOHN KNEELAND. at lllinoi>town, e'"'
KOlIN II KINDS store. in Auburn
Ii. KDIlN No.2. San Francisco, G28 MuLo.
street; aud at
l.. El.KUS' sore. corner J and Second sr.o,.
SACRAMENTO
KOIIN K KIM
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

SILENT.-The overland telegraph is the
most quiet and demure institution in the
land. 1t says "nothing to nobody" and il
an improvement does not soon take place,
the concern better be utilized by selling the
wires to the ranchsros along the stage route
for hay bailing purposes,
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

LONG HAIR Nom MlSArIoNs AT LINcoLN-
The Long Hairs met in District Convention,
AT Lincoln, on MONDAY, to nominate Super
visor for District No. !. and Township cam
didates for the several Townships comprising
the District
The Supervisor candidates were Samuel
Dodd, presen. incumbent, and George d.
Adrch, f Virginia. The proceedings had
upon this nomination were quite entertain
the leading manager and wire,puIIer Of the
Abolition party in the western portion of
the county. while Dodd AS a plain farmer,
was not supposed TO understand the mode Of
"puIIing The ropes" But when it came TO
a trial Of skill in "rvention. Dodd had SO
votes, and Aldiirh hut 8. The latter accus
ed Dodd Of an Intention, to bolt, if he did
not receive the nomination. This Dodd de-
MED with spirit, and Al ACRIMONIOUS cross
firing took place between the rival candi-
dates that The Chairman was at last com
PEELED to stop. As proceedings entirely out Of
The order of business. The nnmiuainn Of
l'odd was damper upon The aspirations Of
the statesman and orator of Township n" 2.
that probably was rendered NOR. depressing
by Dodd's after application Of the story Of
the monkey that climbed too high.
At the Convention the following nominal
tions were made:
Township No. 2, John Bromley and Geo
C"um, for justices; Stephen Jarnison aud
Henry Adar, Constables; aud Daniel Sickles
Road Comm ssi"ner
Township NJ. 8, E Culver and w. T.
Burke. Justices; +. w. ll4nn and d. NJ.
Walker. C"nstables; and Samuel Dagget',
| Road Comm issionrr.
Township No. 10, John Blistow and Chas
s. Prebe Juslicrs. james Laws and Aaron
Lawson, Conslables, and Vim. Moore, Road
Comm issi iontr.
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And in accordance with the laws Of the State
Of California. and an order oil the Board OF thus
tees. made on the 5lh day of July. 1865. so many
shares of each parcel oil said stock. rs may ne
necessary. will be stld on WEDNESDAY A.
GUST 2:irl. 1865. at o'clock. P. NJ. at the Office
OF the Secretary, to pay s,,id delinquent assess.
mcn thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expense OF sale. ~
Wisconsin Hill, Cal, Aug. 5th, lS65.--3t
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INCLINED To BnLr.-lhe Sac Union thinks
that "6oliing" may g" on for sometime Vel, ,
and believes "lhe people of the State have
intelligence and virtue enough to rrpudlale
corruption and secure the election Of men
who will not he unworthy of their positions" ."
This determination on the part of the people
may have good deal TO do with the "bolt
ipgs" Sonora Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

UNION PACIFIC RAILROADS.. B. Read.
Engineer OF The Union Pacific Railroad, was
Al Salt Lake o" the 26'h of July. en- route to
the southwest borders of Nevada lie ex
poets t" complete all his surveys for the Uni
on Pacific Railroad before October lst, at
farthest
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EH- The sale Of lots Al the new town of
Colfax, was well attended on Saturday last,
en- thousand dollars. We learn from the
proprielors that another sale will take place
about the 18th inst Warrantee deeds will!
be given to purchasers.
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'EO all whom it may conccrn: Whereas the
South Eat qnailci OF the South West quar-
ter OF Section l. aud lir West hall OF the North
East quarter. and tn" North East quarter ol the
North W, 81 quarter OF section 70. Township H.
North Range Elst Nj. Dithlo has been ly
the aliidvilS OF varionS persons, filed in the Dis,
liict Land Office ol the United Stte-. at Marys.
vi He state OF California. being the Office for lhe
District within which said ltuos are situated de.
clarcd to contain minerals aud to he more yall-
able Tor mineral than for agricultural purposes,
by reason whereof said land has hitherto been
withheld lrcm pre- cmpiion aud sale, now the
undcr>i gncd gives notice that he will on Thus,
day. HE - y day OF Sept. 1868. make application
to The Reg 1Ncr or Receiver Oi the United States
Land Oilcc at Muysvllc. and adduce evidence
t. prove that stid land. 10 Wit: he South East
quarter Of the South West quarter Of section Il,
and The West h tlt o the North East quarter and
;tnd the north e,lsi ! ol hr rollh west OF Sec. 2S
township II north. range cast. Mt. Dlahlo base
and meridian. is moIc valuable ion agricultural
than mining purpose &, and on such proof apply
Cor prrn:i>siol 10 lllc Il pre- cmpiioi claim to SAID
Land. unless sufficient cause TO the contrary Ue
lhcn aud th rc shown.
JAMES O'BEYAN
July 30. 1SG5.=GW
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE - A
meeting Of the Democratic Central Commit
tee of the county is called to meet in Au
burn on next Saturday. AS it is important
there shosld be full attendance, it is desir
able that every member be present 10 person
or By proxy.
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"They Don't Know the Man."

The RadIraIs- Jac"blns is the better name
are swearing, scolng, battling. teasing.
coaxino, cajoIng. President J"hnson-as
they dId President Lincoln. The leading
RaIica or Jaroiin paper Of Wisconsin,
printed at Milwaukee, sats:
"lhe government has l. ken its position
against negro suffrage distinctly and unrquv.
ocaI'y, last as President Lincoln did at first
AZ inst emancipation. But he had to buck
dorm. just as President Johusnn viii te uhll.
grd To do III this case. For his course is
vow disapproved hy lhe leading presses and
menbers f the Union party, aud is approv.
ed 10y the entire C"rpelhead party, People
may turn up their hoses at the opposition Of
Wendell Phillips and men Of his type. But
when such men as Professor A,lasa Walker.
ot BOSTON, take public issue with the prrsI
dent. and tie cunsclences and the hears. not
only of the religious hulies, hut also Of the
Io>al press aud The lo,ai inus>es are opposed
to the President on This question, he mlst
change, or be w'tlInut Il party to supl'urt
INN, or throw himself INTO The arms OF the
C"pperhea'ls"
III reference to )h., the Nashville D.s,
patch. President Johnson's home paper.
remarks:
50 The radicals think they can make
President Johnson come to terms. They
don't know The man"
Indeed they do not. No two men, SAYS
HE New York Express. could bs more I'M
Ike han Lincoln aud johnson. The suavi-
ter IN modO is Lincoln, the fortiter IN nc is
Johnson.- Edward Everett WAS AN educated
Lincoln; Andrew Johnson is an alias for
Andrew jackson. Bullying and threatening
and stornlng, will but nvl.orare his nerves
and bring ont his pluck. As he backed
down the secession clergy of Nashville. 81 he
viii back down The Jac"hin clergy "' Boston
If they try To bully him as they buIIed Lin.
coIn.- Philadelphia Age.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

DIsTRIcr CoURr-lhe August term Of
District Court will commence in this place
on Monday next. Judge Mcfarland has
written word that he cannot he in Auburn
before next Saturday; SO the Court will have
to he adjourned until he comes,
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AUBURN, AUGUST S, 1865.

NOTICE. The members OF the Democratic
Central Committee OF Placer County are request
ed to meet at the Office OF he undersigned, in u
burn, on Saturday, August 18th. 1865.
10. HAMILTON.
July 22nd, 1885, ChAlrmuin
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MILTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY.

Summit District (Sql'w Vallry,) Placer County.
NOTICE. - There is delinquent upon the follow
" ing drScribrd stock. on account OF assessment
No. &. ldvicd on the 5th day OF July. 1865. the
several amounts set opposite the names ol the r.
sDcclivc shareholders, as lOlluw-:
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Intolerance.

The Peoples Union Convention Of this
for the Assembly, Rev. }. N. llinman, a min
lister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. -
Unlike many Of the ministers Of that drnom-
ination lie is not in favor of negro sutfia
or negro equality, and is very tenacious in
the belief that this is 'whi'e mans Govern
nent.' Since his nomination, the Long
haired radicals upon his circuit have tried
various means Of pressure to prevent his con-
tinuance As a candidate, and fnding it inn
possible to mould him to their wishes, they
true TO the cunning maligniy that characleI'
ICES wool.dyed AboIiionsm, have c, mnenc-
sd an ntoerant persecution of the man in
tn wise:
On last Sunday his regular appointment
for preaching was at Forest Ilil; but the
Sexton refused to open the church or ring
the bell for the usual religious service. lu
addition to this, The ntlnation was given Il"
Mr.. IIinman that he would be reported To
the Conference of his church; and further
that if he continued a candidate he should
not receive support and mantainance from
the Long Hairs in his on,regalons.
With firnness hat shows the Reverend
gentleman has "ha, bone" he has declined
to yield his candidacy or principles to per-
suason or threats, and says if he has TO sac
r.tice his principles or his bread, he will hold
on to the former, come what may.
Mr.. Ilinman is right. A man who would
suctumb TO such petty persecution aud ntoI'
erance, would he an unfit teacher in the sa-
cred office, as well as a imid and unsafe
man in the Legislative balls.
The course that is being pursued toward
him 10y these Abolition fanatics, is an eman.
alton Of the spirit that ha, for The past few
years exhibited itself in mob outbreaks, The
destruction Of printing presses, the suppress
sion Of free speech, the arrest and incarcera.
ZION of men and w"m-n without legal war
rant or trial. aud Thousand other violations
of tue legal and natural rights of citizens,
until the country seemed threatened with
Ipspnlism that would ohiterate the last ve,
Iige of civil liberty. But ;hank Heaven, the
political skies ere Frightening; the sober
senses Of the people are returning to a res
pect for law and "rler-and in good time
mob law advocates and persecutnrs for opin
ions sake. will be despsed and tabooed by
al! good men in the land.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
ADDENDUM.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH; ,oes
PHILADELPHIA. May l7'n' ioO..
2d Series all sold Commenced on no ou oco oOOI
Two Hundred aud Thirty Millions (ZoU.ooJ1I;ib (ZooJ I;ib
precisely like othcr lw" series excep. Va, n nay
July aud GOVERNMENT reserves 'no pn cnrrepcy.
six per cent. in Gold instead o, ~ 1"c0OKE,
Subscription Agent Phi'aoe'F'
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Rg- Collax will be The nearest point ~ 4.
Railroad tor the business OF Grass Vallpv Nus .ne
da. San Juan. Downicvile Iowa Hill Enra'. E,"
Hill. Todd's Valley. Michigan Bluff. and Y,"Lra
jim. which business will insure it stabilize nv
permancnce. ~
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District Court Calendar.

People VS. Edward Lopez.
Gay VS. Warren ct al. bradley, Intervenor.
Crary VS. Campbell el al.
Maye ct al VS. Yuppcn ct al.
Norwood VS. Nilsson ct al.
Hill vs. Smith.
Warner ct al rs Smith ct al.
Barron & Schnably VS. Crocker Coburn.
Henry vs. =. d q. L. Evers.
Mi lhmch ct i'll vs. Doughcrty ct al.
SchcllhOusc VS. Ball.
Hunt VS. Caliiorni. Central Railroad Co.
Blake VS. I.ov,joy.
Hall ct al VS. CIandall ct al.
Harrison vs. Holder.
People VS. tlood. and certain real estate.
People vs. llaun. and real estate.
People rs liam ct al.
People VS. Hall ct al
People vs. james ILLS ct al.
People vs Mcclellan.
People VS. Ingram.
People VS. Ie..rce.
People rs Spuks.
People VS. Snrcdor.
People vs. Carter.
People W Parker.
Trntt VS. Troit
Aliiich vs. Curtis.
Patton VS. Placer Comfy.
Mcdonald V Bullock ct al, administrators.
k.,iscr W Kaiser.
Grrsgv> Gregg.
Cirhy Us Lewis.
Wilbrr vs. WILDER.
Benedict KS Benedict. .
Conncl rs HUB ell.
County of Placer VS. uiggin ct al 3 cases.
Wakup IS Rice ct al.
Dutch Flat Water Go. vs. Mt. Hope Mining Co.
Perkins VS. Ryan.
Norris W. NririS.
Dwytr - B.mvirl.
Woscy vs. Cr.ndil.
Hall rl Al Us Madden ct al
krrncy " Lip>rit ct I'll.
Dutch Flat Water Co. IS Ellison l. Co.
llAll ct al vs. Reed ct al.
ClSk VS. bullock ct al.
Waiknp V Bullock.
Wn>pr.r vs. Blake.
Blake VS. kimhll
SchrlIlluu-c IS SChellhouse.
F,htmI & Co vs. Zcryl ler y Co.
Baker ct al vs. B.e"cc ct al.
WHAT TIE BLACK lMoors WILL DO -- An
-Xrhan4e SAYS, that AT the la'- Boston Ahn
lllon l.engne meeting. Judge Kelly, member
# Congress- of i'hllalrlphia. gave II, thee
hat the biock troops a0ouM consent to no 9th.
p ierWS than lial they, then wives auI chlI'
Iren, should he on an equality w,lh the
whites, and would not Iav down their AIMS
and let the country violate every dn,lrine If
lie l)ecaratinn Of INDEPENDENCE and every
that underl-s American inslIln-
lions. lie declared HAT there shall he no
political peace until it can be made on sn' h
e' ms rs viii place the negro on an equality
UM the white man," 50 we are To under
stand that atin, have been placed in ,Ir
lands "i negroes IN order that they might
erore hy force hat equality wIh The whites
which they had no hope of gaming by ln,ine
lain +" rs a righl. " ben "a war upon thl,
s>ue ID started. Judge Kelly will fluid every
nan Of the white 'uas>rs array ed against the
'rgroes and his hr4gtrIy account Of empty
h'ddy poIifrcians.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

How TO SUSTAIN A IApkR.-The DAYTON
Journal gives tue following sensible direc'
tions:
LIST. Subscribe and pay for it.
2d. Get your neighbor TO take it.
81. Send printing and advertising to the
Office.
4.h. Help make The paper interesting by
sending local items to the editor.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
NOTICE..

T HAVE this day bought OF Ah Flynn the house
l. Sacramento Street Auhnrn. known as the
Chin, Rest tlurant, where | will h'rc.,ltcr carry
Oh bu mess
Aug 2nd 1865 lw. HONG YEN.
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" 4"

NIlE SURVEYS AND PLOT OF THE TOWN
l. OF ColnX having bccn completed, "N
LOTS WILL BE OFFERED FOR sA1r
ON THE GROUND.
ON SATURDAY.
JULY goth, l8e5-
This new Town is located upon the
Linz OF the Central Pacific Rai,ro,s
Half Mile above Ilinoistown.
aud the
Track will be laid to that Point bv Tho
18th of September, 1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

General Shields, ha, arrived at San Frau
cisco, from Mexico.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

The smallpox is among the Chinese, at
Sau Francisco
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
NOTICE..

Yankee Jim, July %, 1865. -4w.
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and The
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JULY goth, 1905.

1t"II NIIc HUUVV IIIlllOlStOWn,
aud the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-09

FRIDAY, Dec. 3, 1855.
prices given bslop refer to wholesale operations
only, unless othertotSe erpreSsedl
CoPPER-We quote market quiet but firm at
l9l5a2l cents gold.
FLoUR-Quotations generally are nominally
unchanged, as follows: Howard street Super
and cut Extra Ss 50a9, do. Extra So. 50al0, do.
Family tl2al3; Ohio Super. and cut Extra
IS 60a9, do. Extra %. 50al0 do. Family $l2al3 I;
Northwestern Super. &s 5Oas.75 Chicago Extra
choice, %. 50al0; City Mills, good 10 fancy brands
Super. Ss.60a9, do. shipping brands Extra ell. 80
al2, standard Extra %. 60al0, Baltimore Family
Flour, new, $6,T5a7.OO. Corn Meal City Mills
and Brandywine $50 per Dbl .Buckwheat, per
100 lbs, w. 75a5.25.
GRAIN --Wheat-Receips continue light, only
1000 bushels offered on Change to-day: sales
reported embrace 800 bushels prime white at
ears, 1000 bushels fair red at 22Oa2. 25 per
bushel--quotations generally unchanged. Corn
Receipts large, amounting to 40, 900 bushels /;
demand good but less active than for several
preceding business days, and prices further IA
Vored buyers; included In the sales were % 900
bushels white at SASS cents ., 900 bushels vel.
low at s0SsS cents per bushel, as to quality and
condition, closing heavy. Oats, 600 bushels
oneredj sales OF $500 bushels at 60a5l cents,
mostly ut so cents. Rye-No receipts or sales
PRovIsIoSs.-The prevailing low rates OF Hogs
here have induced buyers to some extent Fur
,her sales were made yesterday and to-day at
lZoOari270 net, to packers. Green Meats are
nomlnally unchanged, have heard Of NO further
transactions Bulk Meats are 'quiet, but little
held at 1917 cts. Bacon is scarce; Shoulders.
old, are selling In small lots at l66al7 cts Sides
20 cts for old aud new, HamS, new, 2Ia25 cts
Lad-new Ci1y iba2o cts, do. Western 22a2S cts /;
Baltimore ronned quoted at Is cts per h.
MOLAssBs-Stock on baud small, and uuota
tlons unchanged.
WHIsHY-COntinues dull we quote nominal Mt
2 SiaA2.3j per gallon; NO sales reported
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-09
ITO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON

The Assessors Of the different wards will meet
at the following places from 10 o'clock, a. m, 10
, o clock, p. m, from the 18th to the Slst De
eember inclusive, to correct and register the
names OF those omitted from the printed poll
lists:
. First ward-ThOmas Donohue, Twenty second
street, between H and I streets.
| Second ward-GeOrge W, Hardness, II street.
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Third ward-William u. Downing, L street,
between Seventh aud Eighth streets.
I Fourth ward-ThomRs W. BuTch, Fifth street,
between and II streets.
Fifth wArd-B, F, Dyer, No. 87l New Jersey
avenue.
sixth ward-Charles z. Nelson, 900 q street
south, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
seventh ward-John II. Bird, No. 047, corner
Sixth and D streets south. le9.dt9lst
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTER STORES.

CHIEF QUARTRRNAsrKR' 3 0PPIcR,
DBPoT OF WARRINGTON,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. 81, 1855.
Will be sold, at public auction, under the
direction OF Brevet Major James NJ. Moore, A. O.
M, at Warehouse No. ., New York avenue, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, WASH
ington, d. G.. on MONDAY, December II, 1855,
at 10 o'clock, a m, a lot Of condemned QUAR-
Benches, Boilers, Cauldrous, Kettles, Ovens,
Pans, Pots, Ranges, Stoves, Book eases, Chairs,
Chests, Cocoa Mating, Stools, Tables, Sash,
Hammers, Axes, Chisels, Hatchets, Squares,
Saws, Pick axes, Wheelbarrows, Brushes,
Brooms, Buckets, Files, Grindstones, Lanterns,
Shovels, Waste Paper, Rope, Rags, Zinc, &c.
The stores must be removed by purchasers
within ten days from date Of sale.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds.
By order OF Breyet Major General D. II.
Fucker, Chief QuartermRster, Depot OF Wash
ington. CHARLES II. T0MPKINs,
no27-l3td Brew. Col. and q. N.
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THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
i COMPANY.


[CIRCuLARl
WASHINGTON, December, 1888.
Every one complains OF the extOrtion and i'm.
position practiced upon the people Of this city In
the matter Of fuel, but no one proposes q remedy.
number OF gentlemen associated with own
valuable colliery in schuylkill county, Penn
sylyania, producing now over 200 tons year,
OF the best quality OF white and red ash anthra-
cite coal. The machinery and appliances are
complete Upon this property we propose to or
ganile company with capital OF 800, 900, d.
yded into thirty thousand shares OF &l0 each.
The holder OF each share Of stock to be entitled
to ton OF coal each year at prime cost, and to
his share Of the profits on the sale Of coal to out
side parties.
The first cost Of coal at present rates Of trans
portation, delivered to the door OF the consumer,
would be 80; at the usual rates the price would
% from six to seven dollars.
party owning ten shares would pay for II
800. This would entitle him to ten tons at cost
say sS less than dealers retail prices-$9O
10000 tons sold outside at profit OF ~ per ton
would De; .'.'''':;''.''.... .....,.,... $50 600
Would leave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .t46, 900
or 10 per cent the entire capital, and added to
the saving in the price Of coal $50, makes u.s. or
40 per cent. on his Investment
The coal is much superior to and worth at least
% per ton more than the coal brought to and sold
In this market, and shipments and delivery can
De commenced as soon rs the arrangements are
made.
No payment OF any subscriptions will be re-
quired until the subscribers, at public meeting,
shall have appointed committee Of gentlemen
Of their own selection to visit and examine these
mines, aud report upon them, and then, II salts
tisfactoryr one half to be paid down and the
balance in one, two and three months The
trustees and officers to be selected by the stock
holders, and the title to be made to such trustees
Gentlemen to whom this circular will be sent
are requested to forward the project by obtain.
Ing subscriptions and enclosing them to Major |.
X. Casey, No. 3Ss G street.
Ia Ehu al ha ola
uoh' JOSEPH CASEY,
|. X. CASEY