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A. 0PENN LETTER BOOK,-

For ObpyiH0 Lett rs Without Press or W1ter.
This great Time, Labor and Money-Saving-In In
vention fills a iong-felt want, bringing a really
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see il but to praise its simplicity and convent
ence, as il RECOMMENDS itself, and SELLS at sight
Adapted TO every kinf Of 6usf1less Ii does not
gsay 0at, as the first sale Is only a beginning
For testimonials, terms. &C., address p. GAR
RETT CO.. l22S. Clark 81, chicago Ill. fels-it
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Hoofland's German Bitters
Hoofland's German Tonic

G eo~Sinsston ef al hs insrsSis~Is u lss Ss1s-rs
wftA fsRE Seata Crrs Ruz, Orange &c. n SEQ
e diseasss De Bsftsys 1h,rs zsu.<
psss aieskslic sSsssss Is rscirs Fsx sst1 Sssr ss
Htsd hat 2eSs rensedies satrely dt-eren; Jrs.s
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sests tas stasrs a>es-tioRs II 5ss - ssa.-
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ssnt srS ssTeeas!e 'es.esses sver c5syrd % Ma bs
Vsgivsn1 eshilarstiss, zna nssSteizsl gxAiss Ierz
sssssd 30 ts krs,es az fie fresltr n al t-nSss.
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TN INBANKRUPTCY.-Sow District Of OHIO.
l. =. At Bellaire, the lst day Of feb., a. ID. 1885,
appointment as Assignee OF ANON Nc
SWORDSof Martin 'sFerry, in the County of Bel
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, upon ais
own petition. by the District Court Of said Dis
trict. t d. HOWELL
"a Bridgeport, Belmont County, OhIo
Feb, ll-3t Assignee ofAmon McSwords.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-18

NOBLE CoUNTY.-From the Noble County Re-
publican Of last week, we cut the following
items: 'f4itf lG&.
SUIcIDE-A Mrs. Lory, wife of r. Lory, Of
Enoch Township, this county, committed sui
Lory left home on the Sd inst, to attend NOR
ming services at the Catholic chapel at Fuldah,
and not returning search was made for her. and
on the morning ofthe 5th inst, she was found in
the woods. net far from the chapel, suspended
with arope TO the limb ofa beech sapling Coro-
ner Downey being notified, he repaired to the
scene. and summoning q jury verdict was rem
'dered by them in accordance with the above
1Acts. The unfortunate woman was sixty.dve
,years old.
ALMOST A TRAGEDY.-we understand that a
Few days ago, man returned to his home in
this county after an absence Of several years in
the West and found his wife as q good wife
snould not be who has been separated from her
llege lord for two or three years. Being placed
on the stool OF repentance. the wife acknowl.
edged her guilt and criminated as her partner
IN shame gay and festive man of family living
In the neighborhood-- whereupou the injured
husband with suppressed fury in his eye and
loaded revolver in his hand started ont in search
sof the destroyer of his domestic I sace. The
was soon found and the avenging hus-
iband presenting the revolver at his breast gave
him a short five minutes to settle his worldly
ranairs. But, he didn't shoot. He compromised
lit. Two hundred dollars was the patch that was
Tplastered over the wounded honor and with
whichtthe injured man returned to the distant
weS.
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Seed Potatoe,

HAVE FOR SALE the following varieties
l. Of Seed Potatoesj
Esrly Geodrtohs One Of the very best early
potatoes and very productive.
Harriscns The very best late, yet produosd
The Cuscot Very large and great yielder.
Also, o few Concord Grape Vines For price
and other information, address,
DAVID BUNDY.
febt-I' Colersin. Belmont Co., Ohio
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HORSE BII.Ls.-we have received two splen-
did new cuts for printing horse bills, and have
now. by far, the bestassortment Of horse cuts 70
ta fouud in any Office in Eastern Ohio.
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THEvery warm weather OF last week brought
forrari the buds in most OF our fruit trees ana
bushes so as to place them in condition 10 u
seriously injured, if not destroyed ny tne oo'u
weather of this week. The early cherr'es ARC
nuif& forward
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-18

AuxsrIox I'VE call attention to the sdver
tisement of sturgeon. Sharp. & Co.. of Bridge
port. This is an enterprising firm, and deserves
success. They understand the advantage Of let
ting their patrons know. by advertising, what
they have for sale. Give them a call
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-18

TN ADDITION TO OUR STOCK ON HAND.
1 we are receivinga large lot of goods bought
low for cash, which we are determined shall go
out 70 the trads at close profits, We especially
invite country merchants to examine our stock
before purchasing. We have In Store and to
arrive, the folIowin g:articles, viz: 80
soo Bbl. and u Bbl. New Lake Herring. 70
200 *" Nos. a& MacEerei,''a
20 Hhds. choice New Orleans Sugar. -.
Porto Rico, -. itl'i
50 choice n Orleans Molasses, -.
l5 Syrup and sugar Drips
10 n Butts virgfnis Tobacco, - 'sr
100 Caddies los. Us, d Navy Tobacco, n
100 Boxes Chemical Olive Soap,
25 Bbls. Oyster and Butter Crackers,
10 Boxes Lemon scotch Biscuit,
80 Bbls. Keystone Flour,
300. xxx Family iohr.
lGs is FsffsFfH Fflhi HS2s4hly, HfGs4El tl-a -qs o
so Phoenix Hydraulic cement warrsn-l
ted equal to any in the United states u 1'-.f
100 Hbls, Celebrated Lake Island White Lime
% Roasted 'offse, . o. -g y =. ~
25 Gro. Washing Powder, gL
10 Bhls, Carbon Oil,
Also.-SOaps, Candles,
Wooden Ware, Spices,
N. c. Tar, Concentrated Lye,
New Castle Bi. Carb. Soda,
Turkish Prunes, Zaute curnnts,
fr-J Layer and bunch Raiains,
Cotton Hating, Twines, and
',tYarns, Vinegar, shot and -
Lead, Salt, &C., nc. 'ifFIf...r
And sll other Goods usually kept In o Whole.
sale Grocery. Al goods warranted rs repre-
sented and deiiy red on cars or at Steam boat
landing free Of charge. feis
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New Book--20O EngraVings.

THEFARMER'S AND MECHANICS NAN
i UAL.-Bdited by GEO. E. WARING, Jr., Au.
tnor Of "Draining for Profit" Elements of
Agriculture" &c. A book OF great value to
working men Of all trades and occupations-
80 pages. Agents wanted. Send for is page
Circular. ~as- -Ht e TREAV& CO.,
felS-4W Publishars 6h RrnadEaY N Y
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Notice in Attachment.
Charles R. Wilson, plf. State ofohio Bel. Co.

r. VS., SCOurt Of Com Pleas
Milton G. Carpenter, deft
MILTON G. CARPENTER, IL hereby notified
iNl that Charles r. Wilson, did on the 23rd day
Of January, 1859, file his petition in the ONCE Of
the Clerk of the Court of Common Please in Bel
mont County, Ohio, wherein, he claims the sum
of s254 So with interest on $l5l 30 from the 18th
day of December, 1857, for money paid for the
use Of the defendant as his security at his re-
quest. for which sum with interest, he asks
aiudgment. That ON the day and year last
aforesaid, an orderpf attachRsnt issued out Of
said Court with notice to c, L, Poorman, ESQ.,
as Garnishee, which said order OF attachment
and notice TO Garnishee has been served and
returned. You are therefore required to answer
said petition on the 10th day Of March, A d.
lSSS, and In default Of such answer, the petition
will be taken as true and confessed and iudR-
ment entered accordingly.
CHARLES r. WILSON, PIN.
By p. TALLMAN, his atty.
January q, lS69-Sw .
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Millinery andDress Making
Mss n. a. RUMaARNER.

= 81 .lWASS - n DVNA0h1kN Ell, u
DESPECTFULLY announces to the public
N that she has purchased the establishment
Of Miss Alban and Miss Mitchell. nearly oppo-
site WeldHy's Hall, where she proposes carrying
ON she above business in its various branches
The Ladies' are respectfully invited TO give her O
call. All work in her line will be neatly and
expeditiously executed. .-tttft'.F r
. Feb. 4, lS69-tf
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WANTED

AGENTS of either sex, in every town and
IL village. for the largest ONE DOLLAR SALE
in the county. Tie smallest articles sold can
be exchanged for a SIlver-Pldted fve-botIled
Revolving Castor, or your choice of 200 articles
upon exchange list. Commissions to Agents
hanger than ever send for Circular. ,5..f =
. S. c. THOMPSON & CO.,
felSa4w 1876 Federal street. Boston, Mass,
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6o,ru and County 1ews.

CHKAP-The funds sold at the ST. CisirsSnir
Buiiding Association. on Monday night tast' al
fifteen per cent. premium.
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NEW oMNIBus LINE-Mr. ]. +. simpson Oh
81. Clairsville, intends TO put On an OMNIBUS
line from st. ClairsviJle TO warnocks station'
20 mueuce ON she LIST day of March.
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AGENTS wANTED-.-Forth the only steel en-
gravingo of Gen. Grant and his family published
with their approval. Engraved by Sartain.-
Size Is by l9, 500. 100 per cent. to agents Ad-
dress GOODSPEED & CO., Chicago, or No. 81
Park Row, n. Y. felS-4w
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Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE.
by James I: Brady Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
Rfx1in0 SeLy;,ao
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THANKs.-wearein indebted TO Hon. B. F. Wade
for copy of the Agricultural Report for 1ss7.-
We are, also under obligations to Hon. John
Kennou for copy of the Annual Report OF the
Secretary Of State; to Ed. F. Schneider. Adju-
tant General of Ohio, for copy Of his Annual
Report, and to VIM. Alexander, Of the firm Of
Branum. Junkins, & Co., who has been il New
Orleans for some time, for files Of late New o.
leans papers
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-18

LECTURE IN .BRIDGEPoKr.-The Rev. w. Il.
Watkins will deliver alecture. on "The Anglo
Saxons." at Bridgeport, this Thursday evening.
Mr.. Watkins is highly spoken Of as lecturer.
and, we have no doubt. he will deliver an inter-
estine and instructive lecture on this occasion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-18

Fractional currency printed last week
$9O6, 900 shipments. $166, $50; National
Bank notes issued, S197 ,z4O; amount in
circulation $299. .742.777; fractional cur
rency redeemed, S4I2, 800.
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finauftaI aud Commercial,


1t l35J
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ARREsrKD.-On the affidavit Of r. E. Cham
hers. ESQ.,, one of the school directors of this
school district Mr. James A. Rinker, formerly
township and town treasurer, was arrested on q
charge Of embezzling school funds. The arrest
was made under a special statute, and the ar
rested party has given security for his appear
zncA at the next term Of Court.
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Notice.

Louisa Cross. petitioner.)
VS.. Bel. Common Pleas.
John Cross, defendant.
t'HE defent, John Cross, is hereby notified
| that On She 9Th day of April, A. b. 1863, the
petitioner. louisa Cross, his wife, filed in the
Common Pleas Court of Belmont County, Ohio,
a petition, charging the defendant with aban-
doning her without gooi cause, and ask ng for
reasonable slimony out OF = his real and persSnai
cause will be for hearing at the Spring Term,
1863. ...-f .-. d. ID. T. COMEN,
Feb. IL, lS69-6w Atty for petitioner.
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acknowledgements

No Musical Family can AFFORD TO be with
out -Peters' Musical Monthly" 1t gives, dur
ing the year, over $40 worth Of New Music, be-
sides the literary NJ after. and In order to help
our friends to good thing. we will ourselves
receive subscriptions, at the rate of 50 per year.
nr clnh IL with our own paper for s. per year.
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State Of Ohio County of Bel.
mont,
Catherine Harvey
VS..
Asa 8. Harvey.
Court Of Common Pleas.

A SA 8. HARVEY, is hereby notified tha,
II Catherine Harvey, ON the 18th day Of Jan
uary. 1859 filed her petition in the ONCE of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the
County OF Belmont and State Of Ohio the OBJ
ject and prayer Of said petition is for a Divorce
and Almony. The causes assigned in said petit
gross neglect of duty. said petition will be FOR
hearing at the next term Of the Court com,
mencing on the LIST day Of March, 1885, st which
self. CATHERINE HARVEY.
By p. TAILMAN, her atty, :
January 2l, lS69-6w -f-...
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II{IrHEELIHa FEMALE COLLEGE.
" ~ WHEELING, VIVA. IS rirI ~
Heahhful location, large airy rooms, nrst-clasr
teaoters. Charges moderate. Address, l.. q
LOOMS, II. D., President.
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aso Teachers wanted.

SIS TO $l5D PER MONTH; tor full particulars
address THE Peoples Journal Philadelphia.
Pa. felS-4w
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ONE STEP FURTHER, ,GENrLEnEN.-The school
directors of this district have arrested the ex-
treasurer on the charge OF embezzling school
funds belonging to the district to the amount of
$500, but, we think they ought to 60 step
further and prosecute the security, in order to
recover the money. A criminal prosecution Of
the treasurer will not secure the money, unless
1t frightens the party into payment, but an
action against the security will save the money
to the taxpayers 1t lis said the bond is lost, but
prosecution can be commenced without IL; (;
and 1t will hardly be set up that the town-coun-
ell that approved the bond, the clerk that took
charge Of ii, the Board of Directors who exam
tined it. and thetreasurer who gave it have all
forgotten the names OF the bondsmen. unless
they propose plea that proves their utter and
complete Incompetence for the positions they
occupy, as we'll as their criminal neglect of duty.
a Come, gentlemen, hunt up the bondsmen.
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StfO IN 5000 per per- month aan,s salary p, paid to
Rufest Non oa-corrostus White Wire Clothes lines =
State age and past occupation, and address the
Dear 'orn St., Chicago, Ill sfelS-4w
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= s,s.A aye,tr can be made by live agents, sell
cTVu IN <iny aetc and tuiltd -ie inreTltioa.-l
.,ddress j. A HEARN, 63 Second ST., baltimore,
sid. felS-iw
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AraoO AND ALL EXPENSES PAID -
See Advertisement OF AMERICAN SHUTTLE
Sewing MACHIsE, in our advertising columns
ja2l-ly
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: alrw aiarsrtis;emllents. nc

From Cooley 4 uauchy, Advertising
tifaba- agents 81 New York.
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FROM REV JOSEPH r xu.A.,,np,

FhUH KEW JUsffH 4 kkHHAkD, .. D,
Faster sf The Tenth EAptiss Chursk Phsiaasi1hiA
Dn JAeKseN-DIAR Gn:-l hsss hsss frsg9n<B
A1trest hsSs u ~sdscssss, bst yseUSsss ~ presSs
a. s9 ny apPrspviats sphss, ksos n su sssss ds-
sssedj out ssa sssr P~sef - ssrS-.s SsssssS -
YerssslayiS ~ ny ssa easgy II u ss<fslssss = ~
Hs.sa~ds G~ns~ 1sders, Sepsrs ~ ssss fsa -
ss.a sosrse e.~sss ry Jsz essesesa tAsf tor esar
e<A debility Of the system and especially fur uvw
prepar AXIOM. IN son< sssss Z -.
fsil; bsa g,usOs ~ Es~A "a = ~
% rsy Sss<sesl06 b fksss .As n>f1
rss N sssss ssssss. Xss~s, vey rsPssffsRy,
J. r. k2NNA10,
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Teschers' Examinatfon at ST. Clairsville.
saturday February z, at O'Clock A n. precisely
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ALMOST A FrRE.-Last Friday night some in
famous villain threw a ball of rags. saturated
with carbon oil, into the stable OF Mr.. George
Zimmerman, near the public school house, for
the purpose. evidently. of burning it down.
Fortunately the burning ball was seen as IL went
in, and the cry Of fire soon brought enough Of
the people TO the place to prevent the burning
of the stable.
The alarm occurred while Welday's Hall was
lpacked full of men. women and children in at
tendance at the Amateur performance. and
scene of excitement occurred that threatened to
result disastreusly, but accidents were avoided
loy the cool and determined conduct of few
parsons present, and order and quiet was soon
restored.
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DEBILITY,

DEBILITY. esl5E.. ?.
They inper1 .ssx aa1d ssscT Z. =. .sSeE
'yasv- 'are1s6fr - ias ssse;ss., s@...
sn cfsoyasTs Sf G.sn feed snA6s fks 90
naea % stSsa 2, psTty "a. stesd sirs sssS ssxsA
Ae1Ly eosapsssisn .rssiess tse ysos fses Jrsss ~
e ssPsrt slssr, 10 ne sae.ks skzrfe ks ystsss
fros, .iorSys<tl,d, szseizfed, .sek, erd serss..
inralis, is TSR:fsoed sioux ens riesrsss v<Tssss
Weak and Delicate Children are
nnes strong by using the Bittsrs ~
enle. Ia fact, they are Family Medt-
clnes. They can be administered wiki
perfect safety so a child three m0nths
old, Inc most delicate female, or man
OF ninetJ. - 81 &.
Ihsss Re-sSi,s srs e.s Ssx .s,i-ulz 70,
Hissd ParfaesA -'.-r y.
sser trs.sa, snS oil sre all ds.sssss yesukas s,n
ssa s'ees- HseY yosw Mod psrs; hs0 yssw
a scsrS l1zkhg no,nS Sskse. - A. -,
q 0>s rsKzs6tes Q. end n, i;seass ~
srsr ssse 5s1 The test rsssary reee-nessk
he,a. y gears ef hsnEa repxssSsu - fer e.v<al,r
FKoh HON eKo. ". WOODWARD,
Chsf Justice Of tAs 6uprsns Court Of ransyiysuiA
PEILAsELPlIk, March 10, 1871.
Sud Heefaads GsrHan Bikesr 70 - - sulH<
foairS sessrose, bad god .ssie ssel - Sssris
ne sises!sss srssAs, ssd Of srsst ss.Sst - ssss q
sssH'Es a"A zsnf e ner.sSs ssssr, IN as sys<sA
sIe. ". EeoBv11s
FROM roS JIuvs ruouu~o~
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ALE ghs.y CATH. Market.

pamphlets Pacific r. r. sent free on applica-
, 1869-07-23
FORHANDLINGER
ColonialTaad et
FOR ST. CROIX.

ToRsDAGEN den lode Juni 1869, Middag
ri. -, holdt Colonialraadet ct overordent-
ligt Mode.
Medlemmerne ware tilstede med Undta-
gelse at 4de kongevalgte MedIem (Mendes)
og 4de Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict Latimer) der begge havde undskyIdt
sig paa Grund af uops@ttelige Forretninger.
Fernandez meddeelte, at han havde
modtaget Undertaking fra Commencement
tet ON, at Auditeur H. A. Jdrs og Knob
mand J. Julien ware we'd Valshandlingen
den 1ste DENIES blevne valgte til Medlem-
mer af Raadet som 2det og 3die Medlem
for ChriStiansteds Byes og Forsteders Valg-
kreds den F0rste hayde modtaget Valget,
hvorimod den Sidste havde begjert sig fri
taget, hvorom Valgbestyrelsen vii have at
afgive Kjendelse.
, 1869-07-23

MARRIED on the 2lst inst. in
[LIl st. Johns Church, Christiansted,
by the Revd. J. C.. Dubois (UncIe of
the bride) assisted by the Revd. C.
J. Branch, Samuel J. Kirton, Esqr.,
Accountant, Colonial Bank, Barba-
dos, to Miss Elizabeth Amelia Dubois
MacKay, granddaughter Of F. B.
Dubois, Esqr., III. B. VI. Vice Con
sui, st. Croix.
, 1869-07-23
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,

during The week from l4th to goth July.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill,
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1869-07-23

OlI tNAp - AAACASS -
Valgbrev var bIevet provet paa den i For
rctningsordenen foreskrevne Made og fun
det / Orden. nnvnte Fernandez ham som
berettiget til at tage S~de og Stemme |
Raadet. Auditeur Jurs afiagde deretter
Medlems-Eden.
If0lge DagSordenen toretoges;
J., eden Demanding af ForsIag til Tillpgs-
b%evilling for Finantsaaret 1S69-70 ON
Anvendelsen af ct Bel6b af st. Croix
CoIonialkasso til Liam til endeel at Oens
PIanterc.
F0Igeude EndringsforsIag var stillet at
lste Medlem ior Frederiksteds BY (Sarauw):
"Bel6bet af $4,000 nedsettes til
$40, 600"
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict christmas bcm9rkede, at han like
havde yaret tilStede / Diet torrige Mode,
men havde veret enig / at denne Sag like
burde afgi0rcs ct enkelt Mode, da dette
Wide kunnc have Udseende af at Sagen
oyerileder, og der derhos like var paa-
trengende Meteorological for at atvige fra
den almindeIige Forretningsmaade. Selve
Foranstaltningen ansaae han hoist gavnllg
og n0dyendig, 90 gjorde opm@rksom paa,
at der Ogsaa l Noderlandct er blevct TIL
staaet Eiendomsbesiddern i Districter, som
ere o~vcrgaaede en- stor UIykke, oyerordent-
LICE Liam af Diet OllentIige, men de have
rigtignok veret paa liberaIere Vilkaar end
her, nemlig AfbetaIinger i tfere Aar og
rentetrie.
Fernandez, der 0nskcde at deeltage i
ForhandIingerne, opgay sit SRde, som ind
toges af Viceformanden (ChriStmas).
1ste Medlem for Fredcriksteds By (Sa-
rauw) sagde, at han havde indbragt sit
H~lndringsforslag ON Bel0bets Neds@tteIse
til $4,000, fordi han like ansaae Diet rig
tigt, at Tilskudet at de $4,000 skulde ind
befattes under Laanene. Gouverneuren
havde tidligere udtaIt at vile forelegge
Colonialraadet Forslag on Anvendelsen at
Tilskudet, og dette ventede Folk, og at
der Wide blive en- Discussion ON Bel0bets
Anyendelse, deels til de Skadelidte, deels
til andet varigt gavnligt Oiemed. bet var
vel af den i forrige Mode fungerende Vice
formand og 2det Medlem for Christiansteds
Landdistrict (Ratcliffe) bIevet anf6rt, at
Anvendelsen at de $685. 600 like var under
F~orhandling heri kunde han like yare
eng, da Gouverneuren havde medregnet
dette Bel6b for at tilveiebringe de $67, 200;
men for at undgaae formelle Discussioner
havde haa stillet sit Endringsforslag som
Diet foreIaae; Diet burde egentligen have
lydt paa S39,20O, men han hayde Arundel
Summer, da det Ell kom an paa nogle Hun
dreder. Der burde forbeholdes en- sarskilt
Forhandling ON Anvendelsen af Diet Devil
gede Tilskud af SIS, 200.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
snLYEW MINING

l Company. location or WORKS, God Hill. Sto-
rev County, Stats of Ncvada.-Sotice Ia hereby
Sivcn, TIA; AZ a meetin: OF the Board OF Trns-
tees Of said Company, held on the 18th day
OF November, fSj9, III assessment OF Ten
Doiltrs per share was levied upon the capital
stack OF said Company, payable Immediately, IN
United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary, ut The
Office OF the Company. Room No. ~ Hayward's
Building. No. 4i9 California street, san Fran.
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
Assessment shall remain unpaid ON MON
DAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF DE-
CEMRER, 1869, stall be deemed delinquent
at the close OF business on tina, day, and will be
duly advertised for sale NJ public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on FRIDAY, the 1ith day OF January, lS,0,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
coats OF advertising and expenses OF sale. By
order OF the Board OF Trustees.
u. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Onicc-Room No. -, Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
November IL, 1863. no!'-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
nANEY GOLD AND sILvsR

u Mining COmpany-LOcatlon Lyon County,
State OF Nevada.-Notice IL hereby given, that
al q meeting OF the Board of Trustees OF said
company. held on the 9TH day OF December, 1859,
was levied on the capital stock OF said COM
pany, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the Office
OF the company, No. 80 California
street, San Francisco. California Any
stock upon which said assessment shall
JANUARY, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent.
aad win be daily advertised for sale At public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will Dc sold On "Wednesday, the 9th dag
Of January, 1870, to pay the delinqucn, assess.
meat, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
a. NOEL, Secretary.
oflee-No. no California street, san francis
co. California. de9-td