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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-01
notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the law firm Of Vineyard a. Batter Is this
day dissolved by mu.ual consept
L. VINEYARD,
angf3-3w N L HUTLER.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-01

A Cincinnati Judge went swimming
and the boys stole his clothes, which
compelled him to walk home through a
tickly populated street dressed only 10
an umbrella and a chew of tobacco.
He will see that there are several ju
venile funerals if they only give HIM
half chance.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-01

From the Religio. Physiological Journal of
Chicago.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-01
PHYSIOLOGY COSNICAL-
PSYCHTCAL.
A lecture by C. w. Lawson, of Oregon

REPORTED ron THE JOURNAL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

HKw YoRK, Eeptember z8.-Francis J.
Kepiing, wh0 was arrested at Behuy III IL
con- plicify IN the Nathan murder, was ar
rafgfaed before Justice Hogan, this after
no0ns and connnaitfee for iarther exanain-
alton to-naorro " The ~ prisoner protests
his innocence, auM u eats f1e whole affair
as q foke, hA21 the pOlfcs Authorities say
they lntena 90 detain him till he proves
his Whereabouts on the night OF the mur-
der and also make him an example to
others aeekAng notoEiety IN q similar man-
81 III pE0Ins b insanity for some time past,
and 10 have lived an aim fegE, dfssoIute life.
Tho schooner Btlly Butts which LETT
Saturday. upder suspicion OF being hlli-
buster. Ii nov supposed TO be bound for
Venezueia, and b er cargo arms and ma
terial destined Tor ahe Government Of that
1fi1s The French steamer vile de Paris,
which sails On SatuFday, will take but .
small quantity OF armss es lhe supply or
/ Remington EiHes, this only arm ordered by
| the French ID very limited.
Rudolphs The missAag billiard player ar
sinIa. He states than be enlisted in Ihe
/ French army was captured and paroled at
/ by. n ~ III Bsfaiufn. HIS match with Jo-
/ gepa H11n HoT the cham ptDHEh1p. appoint
/ ed Tor to- norrows Will probably se post
| 10 recover from the fatigues and hard
i ships OF the a. few v eeAR.
Dennis o'Nellls for highway robbery,
/ ssAuk; by Jue vs Bedford, 70 day. -
I The Farraauk pbseQuiaR VIII occur 81 II
Il O'Clock on Friday morning the route q
pT0cess30n nSlnM from the loot OF Canal
4 Street. up Broadway aud Fifth Ayanne- &C
i the xSarIem Depot on Eorty-see0nn street
i "A Com n1sttee. consisting OF Gems. Helntzle.
/ man, M3DoWeil. sharp Mckeevers Co1
| Marshall, and EaDts. Biakely and Gre1gh'
ton, Will 60 to Portsmouth to-day 70 takt
| charge OF the Fenaa1Ea.
/ gThe tafy Uorn nptr0lier, to-day. authorized
the issue OF 9Is0,e90 IN city bonds for thi
erection OF an Observatory in Contra
\ Park.
II President Grant left tS5-night for Cam
bridge, MasSachus etts.
Tne steamer Hermeunss still anchores
H on staten 1slanos awaiting an opportunAt.
to 60 to sea.
"A Frenah gunboat, this morning, cam
ND and sailed ar5und the HeTma anns tn
Fl crew cheering for Eraenes and tnen re
turned 10 position outside OF the lar boz
Il It IL reported tiR It the Hermann Is 70 re
ce1we her armament and sail on Wednes
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
RET,GTUNT.

RRussEr.s. September 26. = Throughout
the whole Of yesterday the city WAS Ia
state Of tae greatest excitement IN eonsss
qusnce or the news OF The failure Of all
meQotiaifons for peace
The terrible demands Of wer fer both
naen and material has awoEe feelings OF
strong outsp0ken conviction that the real
issues Of the war, Rs far as the people are
concerned. were long since decided in fas
vor OF Prussia. and that all further hostfil
suit OF this 1e, that amongst the w0rRtng
classes demonstrations OF hostility to the
Prasstan government are 1reque n&Ay
SHOWN In a covert manner.
yesterday these demonstrations WEse
no longer distiugutsheu. Bands of work-
men paraded ana streets singing the Mar
seilIalses ana eEytrz at frequent Intervals
= Tgre "a 4. uncs.'
/ erce BEIGE publishes q note sent from tbs
l. Venezuelan government 10 Hoiaands dsti.
Il fvsnz the EuptuEe Of the relations betWeen
| the two count1lesa Dn1 nop1n9 Ior 9 speeds
pysussELs. September 28.-The tmme
diate Publication Of . manifesto rom = p
/ poleon. in reply 10 the last proclaim 81 log
OF the government at Tours. Is promised @
M. Cont. the private Secretary Of the Enn
per0Ts Is said 70 be the writer.
t osrnxD, September 26.-By advices from
Strasb0urg, there Is reason 70 believe thai
Uirfch has six weeks PROVISIONS Tor fl1'
whole population @N IA
No signs of q surrender IS believed
The army OF Lyons Is soon To be put Il
/ snn1s On 20 at6enz Tt to raise the siege.
It's believed tie Cathedlral Tower. 50 se
vereIy shaken Will be On the eve of faIi
= N @Si arrsnaensa military hospftaa near tn
I Arsenal, was set on Ere By the Bomhaxe
ment On Tuesday, and burned 70 e
The whole city l. now subjected to a tei
/ rthle c3nuO1&AS-
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Washington Items.

TAsRIE ToR. Sept. 26.-The report that
Admiral P0rterI is Co be relieved from fua-
fher duty In the Navy Department, on ac-
oounH OF failing heaiths seems 10 be be-
Fieved at the Department. though nothing
positive Is known there In regard to the
matter.
Lieut.. Col. a. EaIly. unassigned, Is re-
ueved from duty As superintendent Of In
dian Affairs In Montana.
TBv direction Of the President. the head
Quarters Of the Department Of Texas mas
been transferred from Austin TO San
Antonio.
WAsHTSGToE, September z6.-No COM
psete census returns from the larger elites
have been received. Retua MS from the
south come In slowly.
No attention is paid By the Government
10 the alleged repeal OF the law creating .
Department of the Interior, said TO have
baan IN The Patent Otkica act. The enact
TnenE OF various appropriations for that
Department by Congress. shows that the
legislation alluded 10 was unlnfenti0naL
There Il reason 10 believe that the In
sfructious 10 tne new Minister TO England,
as regards the Asabama Claims. viii not
differ from those given to Motley, and " III
conform 10 the views expressed In Eeere-
fary KIshfs dispatch. OF September, 1853.
It il still 2ha desire OF the PRESIDENT, that
when ne@0AIRtAons are resumed, they VIII
be c0naueted in Washington.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
WAR IN EUR0PEl
french Account or the Battle
OF the 18th.
Prussians Fastening the RecOnstTuc.
ton OF tbs Fertress Of Lacn.
Freneh Prisoners Well Fed and Gem
eF0EsIy Tfcased.
Interesting Special to tAs New York
Tribune.
new York worlds special gorFs-
sn0adens's Account or the 6at-
ties or sunday!
Tha French Capture q Battery q
steel Cannon ana SaVan Hnn-
dred Prisoners.
Prussians Fastening the RecOnstTu1
ton OF tha Fertre9s Of Lacn.
french Prisoners Well Fed and Gen
eFOEsIT Tfcated.
Interesting Special to ths New York
Tribune.
FRANCE.


ToUss, September z6-Noon- still later
dates nave been received from Paris be-
voun some elKfrnlshing OF the 0ubpoAtss
there was nothing new. -. ......sto,,s
Al Versailles me sage says the kf1sslan na
have undertaken nothing Important ~
that neIghborh0Od.
sphs unbOafE on the Seine are reatAy LOT
action and entertainments and barrteades
are going up every where around bhs CITY
TorrRs. September 26--Lettess received
from Paris BY bati0on, give me folio Hla&
French account or the haftle on the Astn
5en. Ducrot. with 3 strong Iofees ofca apis1 ~
Inc heights from Viliegris n 10 Meud0n- ~
Monday he made reconAoAsances a1u
encountered masses ol ~ 49, 49,
erny mad many cannon but noLHB1t tnetanu
9ng This she French attacked bnefn R18o4f-
or,slv and they were driven Dack y ten
s,rarg reitaIl0n. The PrussiaIss however
reformed In tbs WOODS u s0oA oL.s1as
and took strong posltlon On sas asss 4.fss1 -
came tremendous. Gen. Ducy0b was coaa-
DeIled 10 seek shelter In Fort Y anve 80 - -
ARTILLERY was Welt serves an9 ens = ,.-.s
an ally Withdrew into Paris. Ins Efus-
slams Suffered severely anu m9as - u u
fher demonstration after the fTenen kS-
freated under the guns of the fort.
ra,las. sent. ae.-Thera have been several
arsgar is with the enemy In the open
/ coTS airy between Psfis and B10ls- 1he As'
su11s r,a wssT Ternmert nm here denies cateaorI-
/ caflv the statement 0f the Berlin CORE.
4 ~reogaont Of the London 1tN3eSs W14 sARd
/ ffat Marshal Baxalne had made proposals
/ for surrender.
/ T.sx~raTf ana mas Receiwed a Baznber of nj.
Il fralITe7rs. The place is now fully prepared
- 4 rresf Taaforlty 0f ahe Protests Of ths
i Denartmenta have met 70 Organize g sen
I arsl Il prisfng FOR the national deIaEAses
/ sevesaI journals here dwell g. lle -
Il mat fbe g6vernmsnt permits lBueh ORDER
/ ~ coagInne in. operatlon - thsHl
/ are 81 Lyons. Clnsefet = theNo -
seems hla purpose II 20 excite serious aas
turbances. -
AnrKrEa. September 28.-Tna Prefect Q
fabftarts stating that there ~ Q1
one efutv or Fxenchmen war 10 tnR Rn1AS
AM rraen must riss aud ehaBtlse the snefn.
that now pollutea the SOIL oA 1Kahe1s 4s
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Lats ld1Ices from 81. Thomas, sc.

HAVANA. september 5.--Advaces from
e. Thomas 20 the 10Th Inst afe as hand.
srssa American brig James Baker, from
vsseflnsia3nhfR. for DemarFas arrived on
Fna All inst, leaking, and with her fore
~ - zone and sails 1os6. She was das-
- - - t@Sss fssr reoafrs One Dutch and three
n-fa3Sis vessels nad also arrived In SINH
far condition. 1900 o.
Esrer1c91 war vessels are capturing Ger~
a - .~s9f. eer,t r11e en- IN the Carrablan Sea.
= ii Prince advices 10 tne 9th tnst.s
-.s.es f11sa ssrre.4 OF c0Unterta3bH bHKs OF paper
rssssrsav Arc f,0sFee waS low at ST..
sa-,,sslsrra advlces to the 9tn Inst. re-
v,,,rf m nnias. GusmOu Btake0 nas estaD-
aatshsss iaSs rr1la to the Republic.
,~~e 1sI pes dent Baez had quarrelee
twita Ms secretary. Hnngarahs VINO took
/ refraue IN the British Consulate.
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sDecIal % tha Herald !


RE-I,xez. September 23--The liberal press,
s.assi sssyer1 those Journals sharing Sacebyss
@rsInf0ns.s denoaGce his arrest. n0kwfth-
80 M ing the t9nd cries OF the princf pal or
ssaa4E l,f pub lie opinion.
the military authorities carry things
vvifh . high hand sewickons 6axonys Is
rrTaier The Jurisdiction of the com mRnder
Of flls 1Itn army corps and public political
xnae&au9s are forDtdaeDs
4ne reasons for the removal of General
ssf1sF IN metz are given In from those credited
~ roiiffctanss who attribute his dasplaco-
nsaat to his unWafranted exposure of his
icons IN the battles around Metz. This
fnurnal denying the report, extoils the
95aneral's personal bravery. which is e0m-
fxned with the greatest regard for the
fzsass'f al his troops, and says that his ap
rSoartTaant as Governor General OF PoSen
/ rra< a necessary act OF military expedi-
/ e~e,T "a taking leave Of his army, stein
l 1@nfss aavss His Majesty has so fully
1 ceTe nliElented their v1loT0us deeds, thai
/ ~ ala ,ecnnne him. With profound thanks
1 * 5sfs Generals, officers and naen, with
/ tie motto ssfoFWards with God, Tor TIA
i fSinp and Fatheriand, he bids them
~ >NSserrnleonss gaia drive created some dis
4 plesssTlre n the Court clrclss. Tue vehicl
/ need an that occasion was the Imperia
rsT5sn earria9e, brought from sedan, con
fafrfng nine seats. As delicate hinF. tW
/ ~ tire state carriages with two seats each
/ were sent for for ths future use of In
Franer0r. who, understanding fully ia
, naaaninr Of this polite attention, has eYt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
Ceremonies Attending the Completion
nf the Colorado GfmsraI RalIrQnda

& DENVER, Cox. Sept. 28.-The completion
or the Eotorado Central Railroad rom
Denver 20 Golden City was celebrated at
The Latter place ta-day with anapesa ng GER
annontes. 4 gold autxes presented ~ the
Ga15Eem Company. and & silver SPIKE Dy
the Clear Creek Com panysx sxEefe driver.
Three or four thousand people from Den~
yer. aud the mountains IN tneaurround-
ing country were present. Al free banquet
was 9fven by the citizens OF Golden
1gffy after which the usual speeches.
with u dance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

ssw. foHrs, Sept. 28.-The new Police
tyrsra r,aFssfofers assumed control this after
sses1Tl- and organized by the election OF 4.
M TSsmflrfrh vice President. The rasiana-
1issna 81 CHIEF William Lses ali the Cap
fafna. several sergeants and policemen, d,
Swl1leh mad ben tandere1s We're accepted,
ered knrvnanf Burgess was elected tenn D0-
rarv f5nIaf IL il not known what the
9s5ev cf Tire new Eaard will be, but there
seems 10 b. ND indication mai any general
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
The seeret ar N. Thlers' Mission 60
Wanna

NV goRTx. Seukember .18. ~ Tours cor
respondent writes ON the 2ast OF Septs1ao1ts ~
that ultra Republicans say the secret ~
Thter's mission Is. that w hlIe the Govern
mens Is hattering his vanity they aEs
G everly c0ntrlvlug TO prevent him from
doing any harm at home.
ARTILLERY arrived here Yesterday En8
same, that few days since. werc ae the
TuFAer1es Gardens.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

SINGS kept within doors. According TO his
phvEfeian's statement. be ts unWell, and
IS 50 fRering from the droHgE1ts and cod OF
the castle. a change OF residences Is pro-
nosed, either to the palace Of the ex-PalatI-
T7ata or Bellevue Castle. near Berlin, Cccu-
MED once by his uncle as q Winter 1esf-
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kleefi0n Gn she License question II
BhawneetoWn-Temperance Ticket
TrfmmnhaRf.
sneclal % the Iournnl.l

SnAwNEETowE. Ill. Sept. 26.-
Al al election in this city to-day, on
the license question, the temperance
men gained signal triumph. This
prohibits the sale Of liquor ia the en-
s;ra :, -anEntv. L..
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Risgraceful 0onducs OF Drunken
aNEN&pwa

sAHr LARE CrrY. September 28---On
Thursday night last, party Of about
twenty soldiers from Camp Reynoadss near
Provo. came down into the town. gos
drunk and behaved IN an eIceeG1ngiy
,dfaxraEefui manner. They hroke open
ee glsral stores Ell and abused a num@
Der Of scitiz sns, and attempted to IRE the
church. No cause Is known for their bad
behavior.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
APPRAIsERss NOTICE.

vwEO WHOM IF NAY CONCERN
1 Notice a naEe1y stwen tAat kna nnAa1a
M = Johnson. Judge OF the Wander nuxAA
Court or Common tf.leas. III vacaGlons Wills
~ Fred Tatzeraa fg rnns IN knight TOWN.
s.in. begin the examination of lands and
fher@fO. arising BY the proposed work of
tbe Epignt TO oWnship Draining Company
nr0eaedTng thence In o " esBerAy 94reetA0n
~. 'Fl7e ferrn lnus ON lands In section ~
0vwnesl E5v the nears OK VIM. II. klnsmans
VI aeeras5 MOSES AIKEN,
- THOMAS SMYTH,
MN. HOWARD,
80 SIS AppTa Iserss
JOHN 6cEuBEEvs Secretarys Anisas
T0WnShaps =.
September "A, 1870. sep20roM q -
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rprnAY. sEPTEMBER SON,

rWqmK UN DEEsAtah = = N4AA.As = -. 1T.
fhe door OF the Court House, 20 Ten
nFsfOnx All, ON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a0-M,
Tne Following property. No. Z Suuth " = y
- ssrrsaf hefJl1 IL thxae story Brick store
STssl-se = rvr fw-lyvo feet two and 0ne-ha4f
-. ~, Water street, by seventy-f0ur
feet thxee inches. 4e ~ ne1A lie corner - -
Main Street, and - very neslfADAe pttO5Poo ~
erty. renting at The present eAaAe 3oE sA'9so
app- third cash: balance In one
#....s = n f,a-.e xrsSars secured BY mortgage on
ssS steAsA 80 - yeest-seS BLYTHE HYMNS,
sep2ietd S0hA' ~ AAs1VAA9A'
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FNaLAND.

I.onDoE, September 2s. -9lspaSenes hrosn
0rIaann. state taaG cavalry encounters are
ret,orfed at Bazochea and AnLenaY,
G9rfnea AEbers. with q large force was re-
rsorted 1t the former plaSe.
The Prussians are hasteniuI the recon-
atructIon Of EAe fortress % LAons The
Frsnch prisoners arc well led ana Sah4ef~
OuslY treated sH
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go CrNcruN ATT, J uae IL l170s
nm q III. HaxrrTf-kaenr Ssrs Ny mother
aeaiIea her foot 30 badly she could not
Tvaisr- when nIaxnafngly swelled. "a lit
tln nav Ffa1 lamps In his &nroa1 and very
t@fffY T1ssfs1x ii sgof Fau in The night and batn-
~ - fhroa6 and chest and gave him
eSwFssafy III rrsYl4 Of vouF OIL. They are now
s.sfi1 vvaIi. JOHN TOOMEY.
Express 0alcs. 81 West Fourth Street.
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FoKT Px4AFrv, July ID.
n Hgaffh. Sand nas more OIL and more
cfrcnlars. It - gosnx ike not 81 Z 80 ~.
send sOnaa e.rcu lars aAS9 70 Rs1bath q @1.i
Cherry valley as they Aenb la h9K = - - IA
f1Iv ill tha OH. Please send by nrat ex press
ami nna1pe Yours truly,
D. E. BECKER, Druggist.
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fsrors,.f vvas broken at Eureka Hiss yes
.as..1s : ~, fhes fsnteago, Pekin - south
= rasfern Railroad. There were no pnn-
conahe demonstrations. but me worh Ts. wa 4
oxnmencea In = 1nslness lAe AAse - =
Iarge force was set 70 work.
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xsran1nh. tine holder 0f the diamond cue
,.ra.- vrnffad on. yesterday, by the stake
bolegt - ~ Joseph ~nt0ns and expressed =
wfi1fnuness 10 play DA0n last night % %Dnt
the matter WAS not pfesse0- ~ "a aAAo
place soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-26
notice m sANKRUPTcY.
DIaTRICT COURT OF tn

nIaT RICT COURT OF TUE
lUnited Statss, for the District Of Nevada.
I'm tho matter Of NATHAN DAHLMAN
md .JoNAS DAHLMAN, bankrupts.-A war
ant in bankruptcy has been i-Iued by said
Court against the estate Of Nathan pshl@an and
800 M Neyada' In eaid District, who have been
Suiy sdiudQsd bankrupts, upon. petition OF their
crsaitors, and the payment Of any deots, and
he delivery Of any property belonging to said
hsnkruptr, 10 them, or to their use, and the
transfer Of any property BY them. are forbidden
nv law A meeting Of the creditors Of the said
Ssnfrupts, TO PROVE their debts and 10 choose
one or more ssstguees Of said estate, will DO
Maid Al 4 Court Of Bankruptcy, t0be holden II
Virginia City, In said District: on the Thirtieth
day Of July, I. p; 1910 at u o'clock 3, a the
~ of ssid. District, No. l6 North @ street, Yir.
Inia. Stofcy Counts, State Of Nevada.
GEORGE l. LAMM0N,
o., 9. Narshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
ivin-td
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LPMA CON~OaIDATRO MIN


n Ing Disqualification Of Works: Gold
Hill District. storey County, STATE OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that NJ q meeting OF the
Trustees Of said company, held on the Thir.
tenth day OF July, 1871. an assessment CNo, y
Of One Dollar per ehare, was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable on the
fourteenth day Of July, isT, to the Secretary. at
the once Of The Company, Room No. y, Hay
waru's Building, No. 40 California street, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
aid Assessment shall remain unpaid on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1851, shall
Do deemed delinquent, and VIII be duly adver-
tised for sale a. public auction on Monday. Au-
gust 2ad, lY7o. and unless payment DO made pc
fore, will be sold ON september
10Th. 1870, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
wM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. IL, Hayward's Building,
No. a19 California street, San Francisco. Cal.
tv1SfA
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NANRY COLD AND .Il.yER

DANRY GOLD AND Hl1.yER
IL Mining Company-Locaton: Spring Valley.
by given, that At q meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of said Company, held on the eighth
day Of July, 1910. An assessment Of One and .
Half Dollars t$i 50) per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said company. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. TO the
Sccretary, II the once Of the Company, No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, Cahiorpis;
Any stock upon which said assessment shaI
AUGUST, 1870, shall DO deemed delinquent,
and viii DO dnly- advertised for sale a. public
auction. and unless payment shall DO made PC
fore. win b. soh on Tuesday, inc JUN Gay
az August. 1870, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costa Of advertising and
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
omce-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 40 C~alifotnis street, San Franeiseo; Ga.iS''
MIA 1
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Thirteenth
day Of Jane, 1s7O, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of stock as mny DO necessary, will be sold at
public auction by Messrs. John Middleton q
on The SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1870, ct the
hour Of II O'Clock noon, of sald day, 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
j. N. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Ohlee-No. 81 New Merchants Exchange,
California street, San Francisco. JylS-td
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-ia anS IN aeeerdsncc with law, and u order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made On tns SasGsy III
June, lsTr. 80 many ,Ssss. VIII IS soii
A. nnSlie auction, at the once ofthn1 COMPANY,
on SATURDAY. the ThirtiethN day OF ~
$50. Al one O'Clock r. Y. ofthts az, - ~
deiinouent assessment thereon. toeet1ef WIN
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sAie, 40
II. G. KIBBK, Sscretary:.
omee-Room q, Haywards BupdtpE. ~
California street, San Francisco. gi9m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-26

Raolrtd by Tia Senats snd HoxIs Of Rtprss~nia-
tire q. ne Uaited State 0 Arseriea IN Coagra'
~asJsmbied, ~
That hereafter, 10 addition 70 the lumber OF copies
OF documents emauating RON the Dopartmspt OF
State which may be ordered 70 DO printed BY, 5ther
STessionI Printer 70 cause 70 Be printed for, hfuie
or that Department nve hundred oopte1 ln1,eysD
such document, when requested 10 90 so44 The &c
rotary Of State provided, that the expsh9e tns
dred dollars, Ga III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-26
rpubue-No. Nj

AN ACT making appropriations 70 supply deteisn.
cics In the Appropriations for the service q me
eighteen hundred and seventy, and for other pur'
poael,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-26
TO MIllMEk!

xxyR HAVE FOR SALE Ar THR GOLD
w HUI Nxwsp oAaoe half . ton Of superior
rype Metal, for ioaxnaling purposesin Qnafts
idfs, Hosting Works, etc. WIN be sold ct 70
dnced prtsss for cash.