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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
IOWA IsllEs.

The NuBsasass xJosp1al sats another
survey Of ths Upper Rapide il iovfiapro-
grt1s. which ~ al Of or readers viii -
glaa . learn, - this survey viii bring aheat
. &ange for ~ betlssn ths naigabls -.
d. d the MjeSAeippi bssve>s D6veepsft
and b. laire. Col. Haines, an efficient Civil
1nser Of the United States service, ar-
rived ct Davenport the other day and is en-
eaesa h 1akisg ~ ssrvsy. Ths Dsusagat
Of yesterday says: yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Davies and Hon. Hiram Price aecou-
panied The Colonel up aAs. nvsr b. lAsdts
take distant observations. II is matter Of
sreat impostancs -shu survey-aad one that
will occupy the attention of the Engineers
several weeks. Col. II. has obtained the
services of Mr.. Clark, our City Engineer, and
wants more help yet, 30 as to make three or
four parties. This, we hope, is the COM
mencement of actual operations upon the
rapids. 1t is matter that has bsen agi>
tsted for about twenty-five years, but moth
ing worth mentioning has ever been accom-
plished.n
The Register publishes this card from
Judge Love;
"OrTrxwA, Oct. 10, 1866.
Capt. J. NJ. Walker U. s. MArahal:-
"Dear Sir: In consequence of what I'M
| derstand to be decision OF the Judges OF the
Supreme Court of the United States, recently
made, there will be no Term of the Circuit
| Court ct Des MONIES this fall. You vii.
therefore discharge tie Jury and the Grand
! JURY and adjourn the Court sfae die.
"The Jurors will of course be entitled to
their compensation.
aP. S. Please make the above known to
| Jurors and Lawyers
The Sioux City Register says the sieame,
! Luella arrived there last Saturday week from
Fort Benton with large number Of miners
on board, and one million two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in gold dust. Near the
mouth of Milk river one of the passengers,
/ with six thousand dollars on his person, fell
overheard and was drowned.
The sale of public lands advertised to
take place this month at the Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge, and Sioux City Land Offices,
has been postponed for one year, by an order
from the Secretary of the Interior.
The Cedar Falls Gazette is "sorry to
learn from some of our farmers that this
beautiful weather has come too late for the
corn. II has not filed out, and the ker.
nels are dried up and shriveled on the cob.
Many call the corn crop a failure, the article
being inferior in quality, and much less IN
quantity than was expected.
The Iowa State Convention of the Bap
list denomination will be held at lndepen.
| dence, Buchanan county, commencing on
| Thursday next.
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A KEOKUK COPPERJOHNsONIsT on
THE SITUATlOg.

A Keokuk Butternut, of the Copperohn.
son persuasion, who signs himself tJetier>
SON. pours out "a double barreled VALE in
the Burlington Gazette. He goes away from
home to Islander in Butternut organ pub
lished elsewhere our German fellow citizens.
Jefferson and Clagett should have COM
pared notes and been consistent in falsehood
Clageti says it was Eastern monopolsts that
defeated the Democracy. Jefferson says
it was the Fenians and Germans did it.
Clagett says these Germans were bought up
by money furnished by Eastern capitalists
Jefferson" says, just as positively, the work
was done by promising the Germans not TO
enforce the Maine Liquor Law. They can
not both be true; in fact each OF them know his
own statement and the others US we'll. 10 be
villainously false.
They both agree in charging our German
citizens with having sold themselves politi>
cally. This is a basely false charge for which
our German citizens will spot the Batter
nuts hereafter;
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A. Jonssos' . schsns 70 form successful
marty ous Of Rshslssnd Copperheads to re-
elect himself 10 The Presidency and crush out
the Radicals, i pretty efectually "crushed
out By the recent elections And now II
the South is wise and vi behave itself, and
accept the very reasonable and cay terms
proposed by Congress, it, troubles may soon
be brought TO an end, and peace and pros
perity may at once return TO bless the land.
But the rebel slaveocracy and their infatu-
ated followers still persist in their insane
project Of cleaning out the loyal Congress,
and with the aid of the President filing their
places with traitors to the caase, they will
find that they are but just beginning to come
Ito grief and that their imaginations have
not as yet even conceived the calamities
which they are counting for their section Of
country.
The propositions Of the Congressional
Amendment are fair and just and equal to all
portions of the country, without discrimina.
ton as to terms. And if the rebel section
continue to reject these fair and equal terms
vi:h contemptuous scorn, and rabid abuse o.
the Congress and the people who propose
them, it is very clear that they will be re-
quired to submit TO severer and more oner
Gus conditions before they get through with
the job. But whatever evil may befal then
aud the country at large, the people Nortl
and South know full we'll that A. JOHNSON
and his advisers are the authors of it. and il
the long run the people of the United State
will hold them responsible, and call them Il
strict accountability. Had it not been 70
JoHSsoSs premeditated and villainou
treachery to the party and the cause of tn
Union, all these troubles which now aff1ict tn
South and threaten the destruction of. tn
Union, would have long since been com
posed, and the country would be at rest.
The ambition, the arrogance and the usur
patton of power which has marked the brie
Presidential career Of the Assassin's Presi
dent, has caused all the fearful foreboding
of coming evil, which now enshroud tn
South and the country at large to create
or less extent in such portentous gloom.
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For the Gazette & Argns.l

kroKv4, Iowa, Oct. IL, 1866.
MrssRs. EDiToRs: GU have already learn.
ed the disastrous defeat which the democracy
aud conservatives suffered in this city last
tuesday. What has been done cannot be
Helped, but statement of the means by
which it was done may help to ''adorn Il
moral, and assia the democracy in avoiding
alike disaster in the future.
In the first place, We lost from 80 to IS
votes on the "tenian question. The chiefs
of the Feuians here, voted squarely with US,
but portion of the followers believe that
Banks and the radicals will at the ensuing
Congress, repeal the Neutrality act, and boil
ted and voted with the radicals. But even
with the deaertion of those 30 or 40 Eenian
boilers, we rould ,cithoM question, have car
| ried our city, except for the German Grocery
keepers Of this city, who are exceedingly nu>
merous, and some are very influential with
their counirymen. They are from principle
and habit opposed to the Maine Liquor law;
and were assured BY prominent Republican,
from various portions of Iowa, and especially
by several from your county, that if they 70.
ted the radical ticket, the Maine Liquor law
should no, be enforced against them. Be-
sides, direct pledges we're made to them, tina,
If they voted the radical ticket, all the radi
cal influence that could be brought to bear
would be brought to bear, to prevent Springer
and Tracy from dealing severely with them
hereafter. And as an earnest of the good
will of the radical leaders, they DEPOSITED
large sums of money with several of the Gro
Gerry men aud their friends.
The result was, what is painful to think
| about, but II is best that the truth should be
told, lei II hit where it may, that ont of q
HERMAN voting population of the number o.
get 80 votes, all told! Halt, or more thar
| half OF these 300 voters, had usually voted
with us, but their stampede at the recent elec
ton seemed to be almost universal. Willis
ain from principle opposed to all 'stbuml
screw liquor laws OF the Radicals. sull
have long felt that the democracy did poli,i.
| cally wrong to adopt any plank in their part,
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The sixteen Onion Districts give a total
majority OF 46,46s, and the three Democratic
Districts q, loo. Deductng the latter gives
Union majority in the State of 40, 8O8, which
will be slightly increased BY the returns to
come in. :
The following is the result BY counties in
Delano's District as compared with the vote
for Governor in 1865:
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The Republican majority in Indiana is
about thirteen thousand, at least two-thrds
of the the Legislature will be Republican.
The Congressman elect stand eight Republi-
cans, three Democrats
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CHARLES Dickens is said to be writing a
new novel which will appear at FIRST in serial
form. Meantime he gives series of read
inRs in London.
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ONO CONGRESSIONAL ELEcr,on

The Chlcsgo Tribune has a special from
Cincinnati giving thus the majorities in the
Congressional Districts in Ohio. 1t is said
that the official count will not greatly vary
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY, an xssy Of
Warning and Instruction for youag Men, Also Diseases
ssd Abuses which PROSTATE the vital povsrs with
means ofre g. mt free Of charge In sealed letter en-
veIopes Address Or. J. sKfLLIN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association, Philadelphia, p.
anEl6dAv-sm
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fcr Sale,

ofs TO- II H. aid ~ ts@s u est si5s Of Lot o,
u Block ~. Nth stone bseiiipx Houss
et tanning ~ssea large small hath
rooms. aed slo-sis aiso trick stable soud hsas@
T.tls good Enquire VI Nm FULTON
ssr2s-d KsAi ksssse Agent.
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HYGIEHlC WIHE-Ths sfsat Imported Tonic
used BIZ the hsss families throegheuf kafops; sppso
By tho Imperial School Of Medicine, Psss sossfssn "
the pro~inent members d the American Asdcsi Aaso-
citation At their Convention In baltimore, May is isos
contains no spirits Of any kind, snd thssssors
Net Intoxicating IN the Last.
II il prepared In Paris from purs Sherry, 80 edniss
In it, enposon only Tostc, AAehAffo ann sEssSusi
substances. FOR LADIES 1t delicious suoss'suss >"
the various Tonies having An sleohofe eody.
na-MUsoAr PERLE 10 . rare Wine Of most dehsA'
IN, favor. 1t il the rvRa JUICE Of Aosf snsuscs
osArs. II surpssses In excellence Ant sAHl1 WEB u
m. cors,sr. ussd ia Europe for sscramenssi purpo
49,. Church people are invited to enquire into IT.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
FULLER. FINCH FULLER, Chicago.
jy1sdiy suu-~ed-fd Asshe-
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OF ant 20 feat "a side or Lot IA Block 81
With Octave bwsiiaas ilea.e .ad other inprp.s-
ssspts rn~r Third and Hish snsrAs rHl- e@.d En-
our. Of ~. ECLTUN,
spfla d Real E~txf- Agent
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Ladies q Dealen6s Qe -
A.s sus~s.sa AsaisA - sss sAysast = tl11g
aa,ds u. ssnsssssa - -.
~, :. ..s.....s,, - = ] 8 Y !,
Aysa.n boAss1 = T. y - :!
rnrrERs cnL11aAzlD 6rsIirH ! 4 r
ali the eomplai.AaaA laiiass 49, -
es.s.,, they WI aal Ills chsssi rsfshiss ~ -
ss.f
yfer.tips prepssss,on Of sasraosS1sAry s0sssy. IL
rsul,s.e psobssss ~ sOsderssil sbaas sssAs -
- ,a.s,se. assnsss, ssasuas. hyssssas 49,
which often accompany the Development Of vomanbood
/. h.s NO eou.l among the prescriptions Of the faculty
Advertised medcinss Tor the many dstressinE fssiis
vhtc usb er in and oitsa follow the period Of asssny
and slso for u. painful and sypptnms which
scnssiuss soeonpaay .ehanss sfifs H0sTkfFkks
BIrrRRs are earnestly rseonmsudtd No other rsstor-
.,v. ID .utt 40 veil the constitutions and the
saniiasios II the feeei In III cssss Of Isn~is
p.h,x .h.,. ,h.r. i, want Of brisk vital srt6n ihs
nrrrERs produce a most important change rslsvioa
local weakness. and re establishing the general health
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4 oSE-srDkY BEiCa DAELLTEG HuUHP With
- rooms, good esfsF ard cxf<rn, md full Lot
yell kuee tasnsng estirty II choice fruit 1ta1ss
corner or l@fh and Ri e Streets keoknk, lows
Enquire Of Nm YrLfps, Axf-
su.JoA No " Main str~~t
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lCOR SALE. - desirable residence In
u Msmiltop, III consisting " TX mar fr.ps House.
with lot aud half 81 xrund. we'll stocked siA frsls
shrutry; good cst, re- stable and 0th.r oatbuiid
ipgs The sboss desi abb, Icasts IN tbs pleas
part Of Hamilton, and 10 fur sale cheaper viii Be
exchanged for aniiAE property IN keaknk.
Enquire Of wN- FULTON,
kesi EsfAt~ Agent,
jylad No ~ Main Hnees Keokuk.
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Far Naie.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
q Cottage trict, eaniAsnasE stBs ronss gccd eel
lar srd ssh soass fet ut 18th variety of fruit
consisting 81 pear. Appse eh.rr-~, Grapes. Es4
frame stshi~; werf bonse * ~ well Of ssd
estsra sisasssd corner a.h ard franklin
enre Of Nm WILTON
J. iod Real r.t.te Agent
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rNOB EALE.-Ag Brf-k Dwelling us-. with
ksoa4s and good C. iiar. lot Rto<k ~. Mason
Lesew Adei toB Coed sfslir Abe other tadiass On
Lot Price sls0-y~~y elasap WM FJLI0S
s~pi6 Reai sste gent ~ Main street
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For Sale,

A DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
- H.u--, cag'ailing sud e-li~ .spsi Lot
syas sal water ard frsn,s stable ftnxfsd Oh Bank
bs,s-ss LIST and ID strests- knsurs u
wM BEfTsN
jJie-5 Real E.tste Agent.
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winch prepared s.ii to the trade 1t greatly
reduced prte@s for CASH Al examinations Of hand
somrir a-rttd ttocf u we'll ~Wthy the attention Of
every MERCHANT and MERCHANT TAILDK se.iiug
In Pes- Gsofs Dvass solicited carefully nlisd and
sAtI.f.tton guaranteed.
.<ylaa1m ANTRIM SWEET.
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1nsoivent Notice.

n1sTRIcT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL DIE.
IL trict, County Of Storey. State Of Nevada
In the matter ofthe petition OF II, @. Brorn.sn
fnsoiSent Debtor-Pursusnt 20 AN order ofths
Hon. Richard Rising. Judge o. ~. .id District
Court. notice Il hereby, eiyen TO I'll the creditors
'ofthe said n. G. Brown. 70 BE md sppenr before
ne Hon. Richard Rising afcrsssid. IN open Court.
Al the court.room OF said Court, in the city OF
.yirrinIa. IN the county and State aforesaid. on
the tenth day OF February. AID. 1885, At 10
o'clock A. y. o. that day, thsn and there TO NOV
eanss, II any they can Nhyi the prayer Of said
insolvent should not be granted. and an assign.
mcut OF his estate BE- made. sndheR b discnarged
nom his debts and liabilities n pufsnanoe Of me
rtatute IN such cases made and pfuvidcd anoln
the meantime ali proceedings agsinst sAIdinsoly.
snt Be stayed. ip,l nssl iaEion 9lag "
-, Witness my hand end tAe seal o. aid
{. Court this 9th day Of January. A: ..
le66. \ L. HERMANN. CLERK. 4
By B. n. HIRIyoRD. Deputy.
nisAop& Wood. Atryl for Pets3snsE. Ision
looe Int. Rev. stamp, 50a State Bta1p.J
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Gold Hnl, Jiauasy %. lee.
.Nokice.

H" 4 H'. IN"
TN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL
District, 10 and for the County Of Store. and
STATE Of Neyada-In tho matter OF ditineorpora'
lion ofimperal Consolidated Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given, that On tho slIt daS OF
tytct Court. In the city Of ylrSinia, IN ths county
Of storcy and State Of Nevada at 10 o'clock Of
that day, VIII b heard the application and pstl-
lion Of he oficers and stockholders Of corporate
company b.Imperisl ,ConSolidsied Mining Com
pany"-shd petition and certificate o. inc
proper cfiesrs Sstns now % ME m too once Vi
The object Of said application md petition 10 to
dissolve and disincorporass said Company accord
-, Given under my.band and ofaei.i SEAL
LIS tAis' i't dsy x yssS.rsi II A; dI:r 1850
BY B. n. HEEryohp, Do
l5oc. State stamp. SOC, In. Rev. stsmpj
N I. nrs,y an. le665I ~ .yl0l1 ls3l "
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SeWett Geld and silver HfninE
Sonpesy. Gold I'M District. Storey County. Ne
saSISooee !. hereby given. thss at q meeting
AH95s ~ ~ S oo.S OF Trustees Of said Company. held
= IN gay OF january, 1850, an assessment
OF Ons Dollar per share wss levied upon Tho ne.
sessable Capital Stock Of said Company, psysbl,
tnnnediatsly, In United s,aies gold coin. % he
-, tFs Any stock upon which raid ......,. ~
= rsmain UNPAID On SATURDAY, he "A da~ :.
IaL March. 1885. viii be advertised ON fhs. dsy ~ A. -
hnqusnt. and unless payment shall be m.Ss ~
fore Vii es- sold on Tuesday, the 20sh dsy :,
March. 1854. to pay the delinquent ass.ssm.nt
bes tegstAsg with costa Of advertising and expenss,
p ofsalss by order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
, sYTTgOH n q, n. BURNHAM, ssssy plo tenn
OMee. - Jackson d, San Francisco. tsltd
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pz11saGEsT ASSESSMENT SALES.

iH.kIpha Gsi& nIinini1S Company,
Location Of Work. Gold HIN, Storey county,
NevadA-Notice u hereby given, that there afe
delinquent upon the following described stock,
Of account Of Assessment No. 6, lsyied on tho
18th day Of Deeember, a. D. 1855, the several
amounts s~stopposite the naues Of the respective
shsrsAolders' y f0lious;i IN lfoaJus nh
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-THEODORHA A. HALE, sec'y.

Relcher acknowledgements No
tiea-Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting
81 N, Trustees OF aid company. held this day,
an sssessmsnt Of one hundred dollars Slool Per
shars was levied on each and every ,ssrs OF ,ne
stely 10 The Secretary, at the office Of the com.
psny, virginia Nsvad.. I'm United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said a.sessrnent ,n o..
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of January. lson:
will be advertised on that day ~ aetnqaen.s ~
sold on the 18th day Of February, 1860, 70 pa,
said delinquent assessment, togrther with cost OF
sdvert.ing and expenses OF sale. Discount ut
the rate Of two C2) per cent. per month rom
date Of payment 10 day Of sale. will be allowed
on all assessments paid within 20 days froms
date hereof. By order ofths Board Of Trustees
II. BRUCRMAN. Sec'y.
vlfginia. New December II. 1864 del3 m.
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Found,

rs ooIp BrLL, YEsfERDAY,frwo CAR
PET SACKS, vslusbsso ~ ths owner. who
can hear whsrs 70 Get them By applying 70 this
S1sS "a tpavAe - IT, ;a6vnftssnsnt The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ooid I'm, TsbrSGy ia h11
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cersineates Of : ausiiIcsiion Ola justice Of Ike
Peace, Commissioner OF peeds' or Notary Puhiis.
Certificates OF search Of Gus
certinssiss that cettIin papers are on do Gus
Certinoetes that certain papers cannot be found 8 cts
Csrtincatss Of birth, marriage and eath.....Bot Ga
Certificates Of quAlinoationo OF school teachen-acts
cs.s!a . .1% of Of R rot sss In az. i SSs s2ssssin: sSS% Sp' ;0s
Certinesies exceeding Sl.@O. for every additional
J $1,000 or fractional part thereoE,r-..-.;-2s cts
certificates or documents Issued by any port war
den, marine surveyor, or other person acting as
cestiaSd transcripts Of Judgments, satisfaction Of
judgments, and OF all papers recorded or on nle, DC
m. B.-AsA general ree, every certificate which
or equity wii require 4 stamp duty Of 5 cts.J ."
Charter party, or letter, memorandum, or other wrt
ting between the captain. owner or agent Of any
r rsIG 70 lie charter Or Inc NJ II the ressistsrsd
Exceed one hundred and my ons.....:..:N q
oe tons, a RsI nj exc s1sss sdiiSsd three sS Ssn aaSSfs sSn anG S S's q
Charter party, ETC., exceeding three hundred tons,
and not exceeding six aSndESd Sns;sii :.: NJ 60 60
CnecS, dram, or order for the payment or any sum OF
money exceeding $40, drawn upon any person other
than q bank, banker. or trust company. at sight or
on demand. cts
Contract. [See Agreement
Contract-brokers Gus
lands, tenements or other realty sold shall be con-
Eveyedi the actual value OF WhiehGdoes not ex:
cS ssss etc, exceeding 800 and not sicesai Ing
Conveyance, etc. for every additional $500, or nae.
tonsl part thereof. in excess Of 81 y9OO.;;....0 cts
Entry Of any goods, wares or merchandise At any
housing. not exceeding SloO IN Ssiue."....,S cts
Entry exceeding 500 and not exceeding 500 N
Entry exceeding 500 IN ue..."...-.....". %
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4. s ,c., -, y.LSsset; , ~ M,
AssssS Ill ! caStornis, Cod Snf i -;
In aver ~ .. KSeeA.Sf bearsr. An psTsons
N hereby esarH1S4ARkiSt negotiating 1T ths
'.Is :sSscsqstssss1ss;s;sais '2 gE1uyrDr.
CssAisr sfAsssy Il 1sak Of CiIhna.
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MiINU
-0RRTCItL1ke0k16
0FF7CTAC ~HF1TE1ENT

! OF Tia Prsadsus fof8bgDgsrd u! Trustees OF
the Town Of GoidHM. elite aasaciL condition
Of the Cooperation. ron Octessrlss 70 December
3lst A. n iseG, ~.wopm2 .
j hos iriiasT Prsstds1s Beard oflTrusteeA.
81 Cold nm, Jan q, l6odw .fB65.rS.tf -'2S ?
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ONstiee.AAt . Mectiug OF the Heard
of Trustees Of the California ConsolIdated MID
and Mining Company. an assessment OF ono dol.
lar was levied on. each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said company, payable immedi.
ately 70 the Secretary In gold coin. hv
l1iTfIlT 8. D. C0NNELL, sec'y.
Gold HillaJan.5r ls6& ID gd 9asm
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santiago misinE Csnpeny-Leca.

sanuaxo miaing Csmpeny-Lecn.
tIon Of works, county Of Lyon, Stats OF Neva.
da-Notiee Is hereby given, that Of q meeting OF
the Trustees Of sajd company, bold on the lsth
day Of December, 1855 an assessment Of one dol
lar Der share waI levied on each and every share
Of thc capital rock ofsaid company, payable i'm.
medIately In gold coin Of the United States TO the
Secretary, at the ofics OF said company. No. 7lo
MoutRomery street, San Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assortment shall remain unpaid
On ne twenty second day Of JznusSy,A. d. 1866.
Willbs advertised on that day ~ delinquent, and
unJess payment shall BE- made before, will be sold
On Saturday, the 10th day Of February. 1866. to
puy daiiqnsnt assessments, together with costs
On ndyertisinR and expenses Of the sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, See'y,
Once No, ~ Montgomery street,
q dse3 73I3 San francisco, California
N. B,-Resolped, That the day, for sdvertliing
stock a. delinquent for tho compartment Of tho
spesament levied on the 18th day Of December.
1855 be, and the same 10 hereby postponed to tho
lst day Of February, 1883 and heday Of 10 OF
delinquent stock Be, and the same iI hereby post
ponedto, md dxed for tho eoth day Of Febru.
sry. 1855, and that this Tesolutioa BE- published,
With the original advertisement ofthe assessment.
b = order Of the Board Of Trustees.
DAVID r. BAGLEY, 6ec'y.
San Francisco. January 20, 1855 ~ jas I'd
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J nR11sonssr ASSESSMENT SALES.

Ana IN sccordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on tho 18th day, Of
December A.sD. 1855, 90 many shares Of each
Eold at public auction on SATURDAY, tho 18th
'day Of February, D. 1e66p between the hours
off and3 o'clock p. ~ Of sad day 10 front Of
the Office ofthe Company. Main street. Gold Hill,
10 pay sald delinquent assessments thereon, to.
ssie. joIyca1 = THEODORE AlHALE,
tala I'd. ,.5 slSr-,o,W .JNSecretAry. ID
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In AIhambra 1IiainR Cempany, Dey.
,n's, Gate, District Notice b thereby
given, that all clalmsi against tho above named
company, mutt 81 presented ia duplicate a. the
onics Of ths undersigned, on'o or bstere the fith
day Of February next orthsy calnotb b allowed
''vn ~ SIS snd.8t7 SauSotns street i,