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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
FiNecnth andLast CAM

We call public attention once more TO
the fact that the Dayton Journal has never
opened its mouth i'm defense of the change
made by the CENTRAL COMMITTEES in the ra-
ito Of representation in the Abolition
County Convention. We have repeatedly
charged that this change was made by cit
Hens of Dayton to give the control of the
Convention TO The city; that it was made
to get rid of some Of the Office holders in
the Court House, but to keep in and protect
Others, the pets of the managers. We have
charged that such action by the Central
Committee was uSurpdti0n Of poi0er and
that Convention assembled under ts call
was nothing more then a packed COaren-
tior. whose decisions would be binding
upon nobody.
To prove our assertions we appealed 10
the fact that in former years each ,cdrd had
in the Abolition Convention but tioo votes;
while each township had dre:---the total
strength of the city having never more
than SiBtceR but the townships as high as
seventy. And we Showed that under the
aetc call by the usurping Committee the
vote Of the city reaches Jorty-yoa'i and the
vote OF the townships is reduced to fifty
nine. Even those townships whose vote
has been increased, are comparatively
weaker; for the wards have been increased
more.
Having made the charges and produced
the proOf-both N prose and ihyme-it
was natural in the public to expect some
defense at the hands of the Journal. As
yet that defense has not been heard. We
have heard dissertations on the war in Eu-
rope; base ball; fishing; 81. &c; and
some rhyme from the Journal man in an
swer to the rhyme in our columns-but
ia defense OF the townships who says u words"
We repeat our charge: that the change
by the Central Committee was a usurpation
of power; that It was made at the sugges-
tion of Dayton managers to give the city
more strength; and that a Convention as
sembled under IL is no more than packed
Convention.
And in this connection It may be well TO
refer to the practice of the Democratic party
in regard to Conventions. We allow each
WarU Wroe NOtesi Dut give GacE township
eight This has been our lule for many
years and was established for the express
purpose of ofprotecting the country against
the schemes of city wire-worllers. Some
years ago, proposition was made in our
CoRUeatioR--nOt our Committee-to change
the plan; but it was then almost unani-
mously voted down by the people them
selves. And this was right. But whether
right or wrong, no Central Committee in
our party would ever have dared to dictate
TO the people how they shall be represented
by changing an old rule.
What the Journal will be able TO say in
defense of the scheme we cannot foresee-
but that must be most desperate cause
indeed, In defense of which nothing can be
said.
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Only "I.Iaying. Possunn,"

Western people who are tired of being
robbed to enrich the cotton kings of New
England need not fancy that the tariff has
been abandoned. 1t is only laid over in
order that it may not be used against the
party in the fall elections. Next winter
will see it brought forth again, when all
the arts of Congressional strategy, with
which the New England statesmen are so
familiar, including bribery and corruption,
viii be used TO secure its passage. Western
Republicans, who have manifested a weak
opposition to this most iniquitous measure,
will be whipped in or bought in, and tile
villainy will be eonsummntad
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Important to Business Men
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.
THE undersigned VIII sell out mis- entire stock
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars.

lie will take an inVoiCe OF the stock or will sea
by the lump. Tho purchaser viii moi be deceived.
! WIZ give tine ior payments. l nave one OF the
best trades which has Cver been g. tahl ahel IN the
cay OF Dayton, ana will give all tho desired iD
10 nation g thoso VITO may wish to purchase. Ny
contianed Ill health is the only reason l have l0I
selling out. For auY flIthef pArticulaiS call on
me, az my store, no sOi SseOnd street DAYTON, o.
jylSdawG E O'nsRiFN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

WHERE WAS SCHENcK 2-Messrs. Ashley,
Bingham, Buckland, Bundy, Clarke, ECkley
Esgleston, Garfield, Hubbell, Lawrence
Plants, Shelleearger Spalding and weekes,
all Radicals Of the Ohio delegation in Con-
gress, voted for the passage OF the Freed
mems Bureau Bill over the veto of the
President. Messrs. Pinck aud LeBlond,
Democrats, voted against it, General
Hayes, of the first district of Hamilton
County, and General Schenek, OF tue Day
ton district did not vote at all.
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Another war predIctoI.


General SHERMAN predicts more fighting.
lie docsa't say where. In addressing the
students Of Yale College, at an impromptu
gathering last Friday, this distinguished
officer said:
Look at the old flag rs Christian OBJ
joct. Obey its dictates aud follow rs lead
ers. As YOU go into life yoi will find OPP
portunitiea enough 10 stand mp for 70; you
may even have a chance 10 fight for Il. 4
tell you that before you pass from tho STAGE
there ,ciH be Gghtag, ~ comparison toith
'ghfch miNe ,oiH seem slight, and have k0d
enough"
We doubt not this emphatic prediction
was based on the revolutionary move
ments and unmistakable Intentions Of the
.GongressionaI Radlcals--STEvENs, SUMNER,
WADE, ScuFNcK aud Co.-seemingl stimu-
lated by the belief or at least, the hope,
.tlmt tie rank and fle OF their party win
follow A such fatal lead.
ShaInming.
The Cleveland Piaindedicr SAYS that those
Who know Mr.. Dcnnison best say that he
had another motive than that assigned IN
hts letter 10 the President for resigning his
seat in the cabinet. lie hopes 10 succeed
Ben. Wade la the Senate, aud upon n recent
visit to Ohio was told by his friends that it
would be necessary 10 do something seRSd-
tiOHG in Or,ier 70 bring his name promi
neutly before the people of Ohio, if he ex-
pcctcd 10 beat Wade. Mr.. Dennison re-
turned TO Washington, aud rightly con
clttlcd tuai to resign an Office would be the
nlost sensational ahd surprising thing
which so inycterdte an ollice-lover rs him
self could do.
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Frame Building for Sale.

.nR SATURDAY., 21st inst, at two O'Clock r. NJ the
" City of Dayton will oner at public auction on
the premises the frame dwelling, No T5 Warren
stroGt, knSwh as the steele IN Operty The City
ID. kiEFER
A. SfEPnANS, }
JOIN U KREiDLFG, CITY cieiL. jyiGdl
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Dissolution.

TUE co-EartGersnip heretofore existing under
Il tho ssyie aad linn name OF Nen Bennet n Co
was ui-soiven GA tn0 l0th inst NeA < Bonnet hay-
ing parGas5i the interest OF ais. Eels. Either
partner viii Use tue nashe OF tue htm ia hquida-
tioh. HENRY NEfF,
MILTON BENRET,
lyldaWu MARCUS kkLLS.
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A NATIONAL BANK PET.--JAY Cooke, the
well known banker, returns an income, for
1865, OF SG25,0O0. His tax will be over
$4,000. He resides in Chittenham, Mont
gomery county, Pa. near Philadelphia
This war was blessing to JAY COOKE and
his family, 10 the remotest relationship
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

1t is stated that Rev, Joseph IL. Plunkett
of Portsmouth, Va, has fallen heir TO the
handsome little sum of $4,000.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. u. CONE may be consulted rs folIows
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, March 8; April II; May II; July 6; Aug. o.;
Sept 10; Oct. 10. e Z
In DAYTON at the Phillips Honse, on Fridays,
March 9; April Is; May Is ;Jnlyej Aug. 10; sept.
IL; Oct. 10
In TROY at the Norris House, on Saturdays
March 10; April ID; May 10; JulyT Aug. II; Sept.
10; Oct. ~ ~. I.-, I. f'-
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House, ON
Thnradays March ib; Apnl 49, May -; July ~;
Aug. 10; Sept. 30; Oct, Is. ..l...I- III
Df. CONE has had ouices In each OF the above
places, that he has regularly yisited for the past
seven years, AMI he has treated aud cured many
the bost of references in each place a. 10 his skill
DIR CORE Treats and Cures all varieties Of
Ear; makes no charge Tor consultation; hut II
those who consult MIN desire treatment, he charges
Cash for his hiediciues. t. .aa+a NaH
Medicines that viii last patient from fOnr to six
months, cost from Five 20 Thirty dollars. In Cash
Address; DIR, r. CONE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
nOy25-diy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

w ANTED-PERSON'S OUT or I'M
PLOY MENI. on those Wanting BOARD, Infoima-
ton as 10 Lost Articles, &c, 20 Advertise in tho
Empire Want Column
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Removal.

NEFF& BENNETT Manufacturers and whole
IN SAFE and Retail dealers in stoves, Hollow
ware; %o.. have rehoyed rhgir SalesfOOm from 270
1hitd street, tO tue rOams formerly occupied by
brown INV Ia, ga the corner of FIRST street aai
lhe CanaL where thoy Will be pleased 10 zoe tiler
hiends aud al who may be la want OF aist-elass
Cooking and Heating stoves
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D SII(N
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rINHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under the firm nama al Tur-
ner. Moses Co, wlOles ,le dealers ia Dry Goods,
Sc, - this day dissolved by mutual consent, II.
M Turner anu q, q, Moses retiring rOal che ffni.
Z he business VIII be continued al the old stand
No. ~ Opera House, by s. w Turner and William
Walker, as Turner a walker
"a. NJ TURNER
q. q. MOSES,
July 49, 1sG6-jyiid3
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Bridge Proposals.
AUDITORS OFFICE MONTGOMERY 20, O.l
DAYTON July ., 1906.

:
GEALED proposals for building bridge across
~ Bear Creek, where the county ROAD crosses on
the Old Gobhart Farm viii be received dnil hnu-
day August 9, 1866. Plan and specification at this
ONCE
Commissioners win reject any and al bids il
necessary J. W. DIETRICH,
JyIOdawlw Auditor Montgomery Co. OHIO
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Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will nnd 7FooAes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. The JfocAss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, aud have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country, Being
an article of true merit, and having TFoeed their
efficacy by test Of many years, each year ilnds
them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the TIocAes are universally pronounced
better than other articles. no s..... n
Obtain only .'BRoWN'S BRONCHIAL TRo-
CHR8" and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS Saai-
tsftOfls that may be offered ...a
Sold every-where in the United States, and For
eign Countries, at IS cents per box. ocs5 -omdw
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Miami University.
1NlIE next session of this Institution wifi b.
Il opened on MONDAY,
THE nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.

FA ULTY:
ts T.. STANTON. d. D. President and Pro
ie-sot Of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
% SThD ID, LII. H. Professor OF Nat
urAl Science
n. n. RashOP. NJ, Professor OF the Latin
Language aud Literature.
H.W MCFARLAND, A. N Professor of
Mathematics
). ID. RUTLER, A. NJ, Professor o, the Greek
Language aud Liter sure.
HOBEhE CHRISTIE, 4. b., Principal Of
the Grammar school
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' ANTED IMMEDIATEI.Y-FouR

w A N I Il DIP A RITES HAVING
Patent Rights to dispoae Of, or parties desiring
Invest in Patent Rights, will hnd il TO their intt
est 70 call at the Great Western Real Estate ~
Patent Right O1hcc of l.. WAL1Z 4 NURkEI {
onice room No. II, over Post Once, Dayton, ..
feb a0-d1m
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. ANTEp-ITro RE KNOWN IN Ar

ANIEU--II 10 BE KNOWN THAT
CLARK 4 KELLY have established the "Amsrt-
can Patent Right Emporium" at NO $40 Fooond
street. for the introduction and sale OF valuable
Patent Rights and Labor saving Machinery. They
request all who dcshp TO dispose OF OF purchase
Patents and Labor-siving Machinery e. give th,m
call. uiai ~ -'lmh
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w ANTED-'TWO GOOD CARRIAGE
fr.mmers. Apply as LANGDoN 4 BROs,
BSiuf 16 Main street
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noys5-d1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
County Tax Collectors Sale
Fer DclinQucnt Taxes OF the Fiscal
Nvot4rfi Hear 1865. pDvF

NV vIpri,r nv ppp ,x.o,,
Is lion. issn.J ont az ,S. ir.,lsas ~,
fii1, p~.s,a., N'"I~ SoNu
uary nj |, n lass 4. go. -
- - ss~eei Nc
- - ~
,h...ea r~n.~n! - nnPIos.Lcn
snsssS for ths ssysroi snms owSrc M IN. ynon
- We "nu " w.
-" anu NV Ps.N
$1,000 "Ssaams -, -
psnsss !. sar, anu " pur n"nns, 81 = ,hn cnwarn'
PrVrius Ie'enue v - suPPU't W 'He S' 49,
msh' ot 'ne S'"sc % ;NeN"uas aPP'S''u ar
"h, A. u. leoo' snan esposo " - a. "otS
aueuon' totne hisness oiuues ioEsHNn NkV'e .otnI,
In front OF the Court House, IN virginia, storey
county, NEVADA on me lstnuay OF reoruaIy' =.
icoo' oe'"eeu y
and II o'clock ~, 80 muSn ot saSn pleee OF par,
eel OF land. nersthaissr anrnscSu, .ose.ne' Win
Improvements '"eieou. "h'n
assessed separ.,cts, nsevssM 70 sa.
isfy said executions and costs o. sale, all OF said
property being s,'ua'so IN tne 'o"n oiGoId Hill,
storey county Ne'sua' '"""'
.John Doe, unknown owner, south $50 feet of Ia,
10 block I. range O .tnx 1 "A 5.l a.. 80
10 as; 49, HEr
John Doe, unknown owner, all excspt north oll
fee, OF lot "A. block I, range o. tax lg 30. del
95. costs - IS. .
John Doe, unknown owner. lot II. block l, range
0..tax 4 81, del @sc, costs - 9S;
John Doe, unknown owner. lot 30, block |, range
L..tax6 81. del Csc. costs 81 IS;
John Doe. unknown owner, lot -, block 1. range
L..tax l6 ~ del l o.. costs .. las
John Doe. unknown owner. all sxc.,, .o,,h
100 feet of west 100 feet of In, ~ hio.r !
range L. tax 6 50, del Csc. costs 81 IS.
John Doe. unknown owner, iot 4. bloch ~ ran,s
KIT } q. del sec, costs 20 -;
John Doe, unknown owner, lot 9. block |, range
K..tax | o., del l6c, costs 20 IS:
John Doe, unknown owner, lot l. BLOCK / ranps
K..tax l o., del Ice. coats 10 &c.
John Doe, unknown owner. lot N block +, RANG,
J.tnx , "A. del aIe- eostsaO ~.
John Doe, unknown ownsr. north An t,., a, IL,
4 block /. range j In. 4 "A ssI A.. Co.'S,
~ 9S. = o. ae11ee' eoso
John Doe. unknown OWNER In, q hIo.l -
I..taS / s.. del Isc, costs 20 %:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
County Tax Coliector's Sale
For Delinqasnt Taxes Of the Fiscal
Year 1865.

| DY1 VIRTUE OF pIFrERENT ExECu.
ID tons issued out Of the Justices Court. Gold
Hill Precinct. Storey county, Nevada, dated
January 2Oth, A. D. ls66. in favor OF the State Of
Nevada. and against the following named defend.
ants, and possessory claim and improvements
thereon, or improvements when separately AZ.
sessed. for the several sums owing and due upon
each lot or parcel Of land and improvements
thereon, together with aecruing costs and ex.
penses Of sals. and In pursuance OF an "Aet to
provide revenue for the support Of tho govern
ment Of the State of Nevada" approved March
9th. A. D. lees I shall expose for sals at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash gold coln),
in front Of the courthouse In Virginia Storey
county, Nevada, on the 10th day Of February, A
u. 1866. between the hours Of II O'Clock A. n. and
IL O'Clock NJ. so much Of each piece or parcel Il
land hereinafter described. together with ur
p~rovements thereon, or improvements when az
sessed separately, rs shall be necessary to satisfy
said executions and costs Of sale-all Of said prop
erty being situated In the town Of Gold Hill
Storey county, Nevada, to.wit:
A b Paul, lot l3, block 5, range D.. tax sle 50
delinquency 81 IS, costs 81 IS; $50
John J Fiemming, lot IS. block ], range o.. tax
50 -, deli o., costs IS IS;
Gold HIN and Virginia Tunneiing and Mining Co,
lot ", block {, range D..tsx IS 50, del M
TT KeeperS Improvements on ] Whites land on
west side Of Carson Avenue, American Flat
tax 6 50. del &c, costs 81 Is;
a. col. OF a. - N'N S-''N ois' de
or,m nn,,h i ., u, /, H., ,. =,
Iam.n ooSns Nitcnel y
y NJ NS,oN,.. Sa.;s mo ~, aeistG eosts = u;
- - q 70 -, = y 10Y o., osoek'
Gray & Neal. lot 9, block 6, range D.. tax 4g ~
N.,nrS Z, 9 N,nino n. &c
80 % Al ", q o"ock i'ranss
III c.sstn. ~ 70 ~ Oe-
Gu STo1s ~ ., S'oeA ransea Lux iVis'
Nv su.H jar sSu u
a = -, oetsIe, sosts zifi
WE hart,s' west - rset Oh lot ~; oioek l. range
o..uaS - :, uei ~, eos's -oAi
James fofu' lot y, oiock T. range D..taS IL IL
1ri -, costs y
NJ heEss1r M wess - 'eet Oh 1ot =, oiock T. range
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1~n.olvent Notice.
rIIsrR1cT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL D

nISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
IL trict, County Of Storey. State Of Nevada
In the matter OF the petition Of II. c. Brown. an
Insolyent Debtor-Pursuaptsto an order ofthe
Hon. Richard Rising, Judge Of the said District
Court, notice IL hereby given to all the creditors
OF The saIdH. c. Brown, to be and appsnr before
The Hon. Richard Rising Aforesaid. In open Court.
AT the courtroom of said Court, In the city OF
Virginia, In the county and State aforesaid, on
the tenth day OF Febru.ry. A ?. 1850. At 10
o'clock A. N-of that day, then ind,tnere 70 snoM
canse, II any they can why the prayer OF said
insolvent should mot be grantsds and an assign,
ment OF his estate be made. aud he be discharged
from bis debts and liabilities, In pursuance OF the
statute In such cases made and provided : and In
the meantime ali proceedings against ssidins9ly-
emit be stayed. .Iyis
e~, Witness my hand md tho zeal OF ssid
T. s. Court. this 9th day Of January. iA.np.
49, 1851. La .5t L. HERMANN. Clofk.
t.,hI BY b n. HEREFORD, Deputy.
bishop e. Wood. Attysf for Petitioner. lai0m
lSoc Int. Rev. stamp. SOC State Htamp.l
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Alias summons.

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF STo-
- rey, in the Justics,i Court. Gold Hi Town
ship. before W. n. Hall. Justiee o. the Peace.
Levi Shepard and c. d. Goodrich (hrm Of Shepard
& Goodrich), plaintiffs, Va James Cunningham.
defendant4The Btate Of NevadS sends TO James
Cunningham, greeting, You are hereby sum
monedto appear before mo, Justice OF the Peace
afore,sid, A nv once In Gold Hill, on the 9Th dny
OF February, a. D. 1896. 1t 10 o'clock 4. NOT that
day, TO answer the complaint Of Shepard and
Goodrich, wherein they clam 70 recover the sum
or forty.pins dollaTs, fr merchandise sold and
delivered at your, Instance and Request ~. per
blI on Ale In this Court. And you are hereby
notified that n you fail TO appear and answer
the complaint n aforesaid, Judetnentwl betaksn
suit. GIvenundsrm my hand. this esh day Of Jan.
nary. A, d, 1856, w. N. HALL,
i3fsld5iss SO "a Justice Of the Peace,
lag I'd Gold Hill Township.
I5Ocent Int Rev. stamp. 50.cent State stamp
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faFPIoE OF STATE CONTROLLER. CAR
" son City. NevadA, December %, l8S.-Hay.
Ing reason to believe that certain persons doing
business within this State have been violating
the Raysnua LAwR thereof
NOTICE. Us nsREBY OWEN. that all Bankers.
Broket1,I Mining secretaries, Superintendent,
Afs1ts md other who may raw NY Check.
Biiof Exchange, or Drah, or transfer seoy Car.
tifcate Of Deposit within, and payable without
I39 Of the Revenue Laws thereof; and any viola.
tioh ofths same Will Be prosecuted 10 the full ex.
tent Of the liability Incurred ~ speGAedSln Ia, Sec.
fion IN Of saId Act Gee statuteapf B6tS, pp.
315Ial A. ". NlGHTN6nL,
ds27 Controller q Stats % NStadai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-01
J. II. BURLINGTON, Soy,
Z Ofic. No.l0 Government House,

4AIkSnShra Mining Csmpany, Dcv.
~. GATE D6tYietg NesadAS4 Notice Ii hereby
given, that all claims against the above named
company, mnttIbeipfesented ln,dhpltcate nt lths
ofiessof tho a~sdsrdgned, on or beferr the lith
dny Of February next, or they cannot b all0Ubl
Lan 4alGu1D JOHNE0 STRAU0H,i 6ecys
I.7a,.s ,1cGaT IL. els and al1 6aasotne strest.
fjalo m San Francisco, Cal
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s..uas. Mining Csp.p.ny-L.ea-

h. 0l1t10Ao NhhMhM
tIop OF works, county Of Lyon, State Of News.
da-No,ies Is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Trustees Of said company. held on the leth
dsy Of December, 1855, an aSseIsment Of one dol.
lar per share was levied on each and every share
Of the capital stock Of sLd company, payable i'm.
mediately In gold coin Of the United Ststes to the
Secretary, at the once OF said company, No. 7i2
Montgomery street, San Francsco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on tho twenty second day Of January, 4. n. 1866.
will be advertised on that day ~ delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before. will be sold
on Saturday, the 10th day VI February. 1866. TO
pay delinquent assessments, together with costs
OF advertising md expenses Of the sale.
100 "a DAVID T. BAGLEY, Sec'y,
M .E 5p- Once No, 7l2 Montgomery street,
de23 N San Franctseo, California
30 N. B.-Rssolred, That the day for advertising
stock az delinquent for tho NON payment OF The
assessment levied on the 18th day Of December.
1865, be, and the same 10 hereby postponed to the
lat day Of February. 1855, and the day Of . lie OF
dslinGuent stock be, and the same IL hereby post
poned 10, and hxed for the Goth day OF Febru.
ary. 1866, and that this resolution be puolished.
with The original advertisement ofthe assessment.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
DAVID p. BAGLEY, Sec'y.
(, San Francisco. January 90. 1868 Ja25t I'd
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DO And inVaecordAnee with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 10Th day OF
December, 1858 20 many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock a. may be necessary. Will be sold ut
public auction, ny Maurice Dore & Co, No. 3N
Montgomery1 street, san Francisco. California,
on TUESDAY, tbs sixth day o. February,
nav saId delinquent assessment thereon. together
Win coKtao Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
- - E.rlrR WEGENER, Sec'y,
Office as Montgomery street.
,aoo I'd San Francisco. Cal.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
AIph. Geld Hill mini.s eeupany.

Location Of WORKS, Gold I'M, Storey county,
on account Of Assessment No. 6, levied on the
10Th dayjof December, A. d. 1865, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows ssE
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