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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

been incidental to the State in all its past
history, and arise less, perhaps, from
special enmity to the present form OF
government than from opposition to the
restraints of law in general" This state
ment, made in January, 1870, that the
laws have been efficiently executed, and
that there has been no more crime in
Florida than is incident to any ordinary
government, is ~singularly inconsistent
with the claim now put forth that since
January, 1859, the sanguinary Ku-Klux
have been ravaging the State. The proc.
lsmation has the brand of falsehood
stamped upon it by its own author ; but
the mendacity of this movement is not its
most significant point. Holden declared
that Grant backed him in his war upon
the people OF North Carolina, and it be
comes a question whether, in hopes of bet
ter luck next time, the President is moi
now ~instigating Governor Reed.-Neu
York World.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

never sold any of it less than $4,000 an
acre, and the whole tract is now worth
q good deal over q million dollars, and he
still owns the most of 1t.
Another citizen needed q cow pasture
and bought four acres within easy walk
ing distance on Clark street; the property
now assists to make his children million
aires, and will soon contain some OF the
most costly buildings in the city.
Another wanting a large garden traded
off a tolerably good watch for a block OF
ground the garden has grown up into
houses and shops, and if they were all re-
moved, it would buy 5000 better watches
Still another citizen wanted a sunny ex'
posure to his south porch and windows
and paid $4OO to get eighty more feet o.
| space to the street corner; the door-yard
would bring $4,000 into his treasury
but he has not yet decided what to DC
with t.-CAicago Tribune, august %.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
Light In Stables.

AS this is the season when farmers
usually erect new barns and stables and
repair old ones, a few words in regard to
the admission of light into them will not
be deemed out of place.
Light in daytime is essential to the
comfort and health of domestic animals,
and to none more so than to horses and
cattle. A horse, especially, loses spirit
when confined in a dark stable day after
day, being brought out only perhaps
daily to water at a trough in the yard or
at a neighboring brook, or to do a half
hours work occasionally, to say nothing
of the danger OF his mourning blindness
by the exposure Of lis unprotected eyes
to the glare of the suns rays; and if The
ground should be covered with snow, the
| tendency Of the sunlight to produce
blindness would be considerably in
! creased.
a case in point occurred last spring in
the town of Fishkill, Duchess county,
N. Y. A horse, valued at two thousand
dollars, had been kept in a dark stable
some Line or ten days, and fed luxu-
| riously. When brought out, and his eyes
| exposed to the full blaze of the vernal
| sun, it wa soon found that he was blind
| The owner, who had previously been OF
fered nearly two thousand dollars fol
. him, was then glad Of an opportunity to
sell him for less taan One-twentieth part
| OF that eum.
It seems to us that farmers do not fully
| appreciate the importance Of light IL
| their horse and cow stables. Very few
| fArmers' barns built forty years ago have
| even q single window. Some of those re
| Gently erected have a few, but in a major
ity OF cases they are too small and not in
serted where they should be. There
should be a: least one large window fol
every two stalls, placed opposite each par
tition, anu the bottom of the sashes should
not be lower than six feet from the bot
tom OF the stable-flOor, so that when oper
or raised IN mild weather the air may no
blow upon the animals.
Fall, winter and spring storms Of rain
snow and sleet not unfrequently last two
days and sometimes three. No humane
prudent farmer would leave so impOrtan
and valuable domestic stock as horses anC
cattle exposed to such storms during TIL
day or night, and if stables are wei
lighted, Cry, comfortable, and sufficient,
ventilated, his stock will endure the con
Gnement checrfully and with no desire Il
be outdoors.
Ia 8 climate so changeable as ours, tn
proper care and stabling of domestic ami
mails are of more Importance to thei
health and thrift than d large number o
farmers seem practically to admit
EeaTM ard Home.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
Dun YOU'VE Folks for September has

the following contents: Chapter TX. of We Girls:
A Home Story, by Mrs. A. ID. L. Whitney; Luiu's
Pupil, by Harriet Bcecher Stowe; Idle Nan (p0cm),
by Abba Goold Woolson Barning-Glasses and
Burning Mirrors, by Augustus Holmes; How the
Bear Hurted Ne, by George d.. Beaverton; The
William Henry Letters: Another New Packet, by
Mrs. A. Nj. DiaZ; A President at Uoms (poem) by
s. 81. j. Piatt; Without Hands or Feet, by AIDE
laide Wetmore Decoration-Day Shoes, by Mary
Il. Harris; Philip Eden How to ~Draw-III.-by
Charles A. barry; Our Young Contributors De-
partment, etc. Handsomely illustrated. FIELDS,
OseooD X Co., Boston. Mass. $500 per annum; an
extra copy for every five subscriptions. The AnGa-
tc Monthly aud OlT Young Folks fh.0 per year.
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men of all ranks serve side by side, and
how simple and natural society is in com
parison to everything that we are accus-
toned to In England. To assure you
that this is no romance, l give, with the
appreciation of the bride and bridegroom,
the anne of both. The bride is the
Fraulein Angelica Henng, born in Schleiz,
in Central Germany the bridegroom,
Herr August Britz, born In Saar Louis
Saarbruck Cor. ". y. Tribune.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
Rapid Prosperity.

THE Con1merciM Erpress gives the fol.
loving instances Of rapid prosperity by
oeshngs Ia Chicago real estate. We may
add that the four cases here referred ~
would be satisfied by the insertion of The
names OF Myrick, Bigelow, Snow and
Skinner In the order named:
One OF our wealthy citizens bought q
fractional forty acre lot with scrip 40 that
1t cost him seventy five cents an acre; he
tried once to sell II for $26 An acre, but
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
THE ATLANTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF

the September number: The English Notebooks
OF Na.hauiel Hawthorne, by q. 3. Hilliard In
the Old Churchyard nj Fredericks burg, by +. W.
Loring Joseph and his Friend-IX.-by Bayard
II ylor; Charles Albert Fecnter, by Kate Field (;
ThTenody; Little Bon, by Harriet Prescott Spot
ford; dusic a Means OF Culture, by John $.
Dwight; MOuntain Sonnets. by Lucy Larcom A
Vireinian in New England Thirty-ive Years Ago
IL, a Days Pieasure-lIL-by w. ID. HowsHs
Half Way-Il.-by George Barrow: A Handml OF
Transactions, by II. w. L~ongtellow A RemiIis-
cenCe Of Benton A Day with the Shovsl-Makers;
Reviews and Literary Notices. FIELDS,
0saO0D 4 Co, 1i fremont street, Bos-
ton, Mass. fi.00 per year.
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EVERY acknowledgement twenty

EVERY acknowledgment twenty
one and twenty-five Of "Thc Mystery OF Edwin
Dcood,, are give. In TO-. ~, september ). Inc
illustrations are: Portrait OF BaroE Won Mcltke,
Chief of the staff TO the Prussisn army; Toilers
OF the Sea; Arrest Of an Artist at Nancy; ANA
teur Inspection OF a Soldier; In the Adirondack
three views; The ZOuaye's Last Will and Tesla
ment; Chicago Prison; Sketches in Paris; Paris
ian Soldiers. FIELDS, OsaooD q Co., Boston.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

If you 90 not feel well you soEd Tor a doctor,
he calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some hero
glyphics lpon n piece of paper which you take to
a drug store and there pay 80 cents to $i.00, be
sides the doctors fee, for a remedy nine times ont
of ten not half so good as Dr.. MoRsE's INDIAN
Roof PuKs, which cost hut ~ cents per box. Do
You think the former the best because you pay the
most FOR if ii you DO, We advise yon TO use, Just
IA an experiment, the MORsE'a INDIAN RooT
PIrrs. They are prepared from a formula pro
nonnc'd by the most learned physicians OF onr
country, 10 nc the beat ana most universal of fam
no medicines. The MOR-E's INDIAN Roor Pills
cure Headache, Liver Complaints, Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Female irregularities, &c, and are put
up both sugar-cOaied and plain. Give them q
trial. Bold by all dealers.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
"READINe SUITED FOR THE SEASON

AND THE TINES. Among the contents OF the Sep
tembcr number of the THrenoiogicH Journal ana
Fdckdrd'S Monthly, We especially notice articles
on John Sar.ail, the American eDgraver Objec-
tions to Phrenolcgy Considered Men as Lovers
Gen Joseph 4. Johnston; Western Emigration
Scripture Names; Is there room enough in the
World? etc. Terms, 81 a year, single Nos. 20
cents. The publisher, 5. II. WELLS, $50 Broad
way, New York, is offering one of Prans's hne
Chromos, "The DoctOr,'' published at $500, to
all who subscribe at once, and send 20 cents extra
for mailing the Chrome. A reru LiberQL offer.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
Di sipAtIOu and Late Hours.

Ut NTVNTEUH THW Ut
| night comes the miserable next morning, with its head
ache, its qualms. its gle omy reflections. Business
must be atte. dcd to but neither mind nor body is III
for business. What is to be dOl e. How are The
ener.ies OF the system to b worked up. arc lis re
serves OF vitality to he brought out How Il the
clouded brain 10 he cleared tie languld and relaxed
frame braced up for action ? Under such crcum
stances, a single wine-glaSsful Of p AVIATION BIT
TIERS Will bring about an immediate md b,nencia
change, and a healti full glow viii be dinus'd through
the whole o ganizatiOn by the tonic OPERATION Of this
wholesome co dial.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

THE CHLDIEN's Hour for Septembe
IS beautifully Illustrated, end numbers among its
contributors the names of Kate. Sutherland, Ada
NJ. Kennicott, Clio Stanley, and Others equally
we'll qualified to please children. Beech Nut
Farm, " by Virginia f. Townsend, is continued.
This little magazine is really one of the prettiest
publications Tor children that We know Of.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01
ARrEuB's HoMR MAGAZINE for Sep

tember opens with an excellent story contributed
by Mary Hartwell, entitled "a Daughter OF Ish
mael's." "The Song of the Saw" by Grace
Leavcnworth, Is a pleasing and quaint sketch of a
day in a mill. There is Farther from the Miss
es Fitznoodle,n by the author OF - Watching and
Waiting" snd another paper on "Woman's Work
and Woman Wages" We also fad the Prize
Temperance Story OF Woods Household Magazine
copied into the HONE. The various departments
possess their usual interest, and altogether the
number is an excellent one
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

THE NURsERY.-This little magazine,
which has received 80 many from the
press, still merits all that has been said in Its favor.
The pretty pic. urcs and pleasant reading in the
September number viii charm the little ones who
are fortunate enough to be among its recipients.
Ii costs only $3.50 year, with reductions TO clubs.
Address JoHN l.. ShoREY, 30 Bromfeid street;
BOSTON. Mass.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

The elections held thus far in 1870
have resulted so as to give the Democrats
two more Democratic Senators in the
Forty-secoRd Congress.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

ALIENS LUNG BALsAM Causes the lungs to throw
off the matter that is collected over the air cells,
and makes the patient breathe more freely and
puriies the blood, gives strength to the body, and
tone to the digestive organs, heals The ~irritated
parts, aud gives life and health 10 The system For
eaIc by all DRUGGISTS.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

"A girl in Albany attempted 70 COM
NIT suicide because another girl would
not marry her brother.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

SEA Moss FARINK made from Pure It hMoss, Is con.
sidert d by all VINO have used IL TO be q most d lightful,
heslthful and economical food.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

kEsSZSA15 Et&
This IL NO PArESf MEDICINE HUMBUa. r-iten
up 10 dupc the Ignorant and creiuious. nor "a T. reprc-
selted as being composed of rare and precious sub
stances brought from the four corners OF tia earth. csr-
T1ed seven times across the GTeaf Desert q OF Sai arab on
Tie backs of fourteen camels. and brought across tile
Atlantic Ocean on two ships" II Is = gisnple, ,aild,
NsFhing hc7f,dg, a fFffsrt N>clac for CATAIgH and
"toLD IN rHg HKAD." also for offensive Breath, Loss
or impairment OF the Sense OF SmeIl, Taste OF Hearing.
watering or Weak Eyes, Pain o. Pressure In the Head.
WREN caused, as they al not uafrcqaently sre, by the
violence of Catarrh.
lOner. IN good faith. = standing Reward ~ $500 for
a Case of Caiarrh THAI | cannot cure.
FO8 SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS EVkRYNHERR.
PRICE 50 CENT.
s NJ by mall, post paid on receipt OF SIXTY Cssrs-
-Four packages for 800 Orl Dozen Tor $50
Send q two cent stamp fr Dr. Sagc's pamphlet on
Cctarrh. Address TIE Proprietor,
K. v. PIERCK. N. d.
1880 -
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

Sec advertise nent, in another column. OF the
MOUNT AUBURN YouNe LADIES INSTITUTE.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

READING, Pa has n fourteen-year-old
murderer under Indictment.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

A make great profits selling the Farmers and
"A NJ chani. ) Book f2ll EngrsyingSl an pr. Boards
Home Physician. a Handy Book OF Family Medicine.
w. L kEENEk Pub. 154 Madison St. Chicago. iE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

A HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM, FUR:
"A nished, with attendance, or Br0Adwav ana
Tenth strest may bs had 10 private family. AddrsssJ u
O.. Herald odaes
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

ITO LET--TO ADULTS ONLY, THE SECOND AMI
Part of Third Floor Of house S6 West sreets
ali modern improvements; $780, Apply at Sixth avenu6
depOt, Forty third street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NoT1CE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN EVAN WILLIAMS and WM II. VIRDES,
Bankrupts. - In the District Court OF the
United STATE. for the District Of Ncvada.-ln
the matter OF Evan Williams and Vim. ii. vir-
den, Bankrup;s. Notice IL hereby, given
that, pursuant to an o.icr made by said Court
in the matter OF Evan Williams and Wm. ii.
Virden, bankrupt. on the 3Oth day OF August,
A.p. $50, a hearing win be had upon the peu.
ton lof sid banaipts, heretofore fled In said
Court, praying for their discharge fruri all their
debts and liabilities. provable under the Act OF
Congress entitled ''An Act TO establish a uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March ,, 1861, and Tor
n certificate thereof, before said Court on the 10Th
day OF September. d. lsT0, nj Il o'clock \. OF
said day, nt the Nedin Buiiding, In the city of
Virginia, county OF Storey and State OF Nevada.
at which time and place any creditor OF said
bankrupts, or any other person in interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer Of the said petition should not De
granted. r. DAGE'EIT.
ana. mi Clerk OF said District Court.
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. x q &C - BEL uEK


y Mining Cornpany-Loca,ion Of Works, Gold
Hnl District, Storey county, State OF Nevada
Notice Il hereby given that nj a meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said company, hell on the
twenty-hith Cs5,h) day OF August, 1870. an asssess-
meut (No. 100 OF onc Dollar and fifly Cents
(St Jol, In United States gold coin, per share,
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
mpany, payable Immediately TO the Secretary,
at the Office OF the Company, Room No. Is, Mcr'
chants Exchange Bnildin., California street,
San Francisco California. Any stock upon
which said asscssment shall remain mpaid on
tho TwENTY-EiGliTH DAY OF SOFTEN:
Der. 1870. shall be aleeined delinquent, aud
viii be duly advertised for sale AZ pnhlic .anc-
tion, and nnless payment shall DO made before
wIl BE- sold on the EIGHTEENTH AYsO
OCTOBER, 1910. TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertisin. and
expenses OF sale. $. e.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
EDw. 7. STONE, Secretary.
Office = Room No. Is Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco. Cal
ifOrnla. auSI-tu
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vNICkERBOCKRR GOLD AND

IN Silver Mining Company.-AssessInent sac
that In accordance with the laws OF the State OF
Nevada. and the by avs Of the Knickerbocker
Gold and Silver Mining Company, there Will be
sold, ut public auction, In 'front.' OF the ONCE Or
DAY, SEPTEMBER NINETEENTH, 1870,
between the hours OF three aud four o'clock p.
", 80 many shares Of stock In raid Company.
standing in the names OF the following named
persons, as win be necessary to pay the assess
mcnt due thereon, together with costs OF tale
and advertising. unless the same IL paid previ-
Gus to the day OF sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07

And In aeeordsnee. withhwssed,sao oder q
The Bcsrd OF Trustees, 20 many shares WILLIS
sold at public auction. At the oncs -; q;
FlAsg 4, Co, Cod HI IS Nss1 % ne o'eloea
nnon "a Will nav aaid dclinouept assessments.
wilson dunlap, secrst.ry:
1890 a. WIN H.,H. flog Y
Geld hin, August Eth, lsu. 0 \ sned!
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pELINouENr A-sssssnKNTsAgLs

A Ing Company, Cod Hii, Storey county.
NsyadS-Nodee.-Thsre u defnqusnt upon the
following described stock on account Of assess-
ment levied on the 18th day Of July, 1910, the
respective shareholden, - folloNs: 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07

. That the tOuOwllg NuHh. OF NO nuCH InStNOi 40
may be necessary, be. and the same are hereby. sp.-
propriated out Of any money in the treasury not
Otherwise appropriated. to supply deficiencies In the
~ n,eaI sesr e nj me- june fsrS't tsir,y y.e Eighteen hundrcd
and seventy. for the objects hereinafter expressed
viz: q
For additional pay. q twelve vatshmen. az two
en- employed in the Treasury Department buildings,
al one hundred and twenty dollars each. for the year
ending june thirty r,y. t hSnstsa s aS1Is ,Issy aon sSsen'
drsd and twenty dsIsrs each; for the year ending
yided, that the pay shall not exceed seven hundred
and twenty dollars each for said year, three thousand
six hundred dollars.
the watch, the sum Of two hundred and eighty dol
lars, In addition TO his pay as Waterman. .I,L
For additional pay Of three watchnien anu two IN.
borcn in the Navy Department, eight hundred and
For additional pay Of forty laeorc1 employed in
the Patent once, a. one hnndIed and twenty dSliaIs
that their pay shall not exceed seven hundred and
twenty dollars each per annum.
For carriage for tho House OF representative
three thousand dollars.
For salaries ofaoneers. elerks. and, other employ.
eIe)s In the once ofthe Commissioner of1nternal
Revenue. thirty thousand dollar:
For pay Of assistant engineer from January ArSt
70 June thlrtiethh. eighteen hundred and seventy,
ave hundred dollars.
Eot euaisionai ~ ". nI..eu iaoV.S.s SnpLoss y,
tne fost Umce nep1Iment, ~ one nun1isu hn9
twenty dollars eacn' one thou@hd eisht huhdred
dollars
For additional pay o. eleven hooIerS IN ne once
OF inc ASdnoc ostne LrstsuIy lot xne ro Sa, Hmee De-
paI n ,ho1 ~ y nv 49, ~ nj ,s,sn, - Sa 4 sae"'
ohe taousnnu ny nunaivI nv .TsnS IohaIs.
iop aino ssI fompennanon o. nine Maunmen ih
.ne ~, Uunse ep y ,ha,. q = y .h hIua,su anu
'Srromsys cn,tnsset sr.n,s. conysns S,r5inS .cninc
shinSs, s@esistct.' transiatins foreien IsnnsScs. sITep.
si.,1 !. and I'm. ml; Sc Items tsr for the r.i Treasury ,SnT De;
Soiisn- -" H~~-
TO supply deficiency IN the fund for the relief Of
dollars. uIsaIET 80
CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
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AND INNING

N Company-L0cation OF Works, Gold Hin
Disthct, Storey. County. Suts Of Nevsla-No-
tlce Is hereby giycn. that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held ON the
Fourth day OF August, 1870, an assessment or
tai stock OF said Company, payable immediate
ly, In United States gold coin, TO the Secretary,
at tho ONCE Of the Company, No. 80 Nontgom-
cry street, San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which said n sessmeat shall reuiain unpaid
A. d. 1879, shalr be deemeI delinquent, aud will
be duly advertised for sale ~ public auction.
and unless payment shall be made before, viii
be sold on THURSDAY, the Twenty.nlIth Day
OF September, A. D. 1871, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs OF adyer-
Using aud expenses OF sale. .-n d.
BY order OF the r:oard OF trustees. Saa
GEO. K. SPISSEy, Secretary.
Onice-No. $50 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco- California. auStd
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CAUTION

TtWR PUHLICla HERERY CAU-
l TONED against occupying or purchasing nom
A. Edwards, or his agent. the property known
as the For, Homestead Property, situated in the
property belongs TO z. Lyiord and family - q
hoDesteaas properly laid aud claimed under
tho State Laws OF Nevada. Legal preceding
will be commenced IA judicially determinc dhe
validity Of our title to The entire premises, and
NsE1roar.
Gold Hil, August ID, ls7o. aua-.i
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GROWN POINT GOLD AND

AksSilver Mining Company.-Loeahon Oh
-. Gold liill, Storey County. oevads,-
Notoc Il hereby given, that at q meeting OF the
Trustees OF said Compsny, held on the third
day o; August, 1870, al assessment OF Three CSl
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of saiG Company, payable Immediately In
United Srates gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the
ONCE OF the Company, Room u, Haywards
Building. No. 40 California street, San Fran.
cisco. California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall Iemaln unpaid on the SIXTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1870. shall be deemed
delinquent, and win be duly advertised for saie
at pablo auction. and unless payment shall be
made before, win be sold on TUESDAY, the
2lth day OF September, 1870, to pay the said
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHAS. K. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Oniee-Room II. uaywsrd's Building, No.
tio California rtreet, San Francisco, Cal.
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LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
tPuBLIsHED BY AUTRoRITY.J
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed a tho Second Session Of the Forty.
First ConEreBs.
tPubnc-No. 81

AN ACT making appropriations TO supply deneien-
eies in the appropriations for the service Of the
Government for tho nscai year ending June thirty.
eighteen hundred and seventy. and for other pur-
poses. ......... .r.. ID.
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DACIFIC TUNNEL AnDMlNING
Company.-Location Of Works. Mineral
Hin, Eiko County, EevadA-Notce 10 hereby
given, that ali assessments levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the Pacific Tunnel and Mining
Company, arc delinquent upon tho following
unpaid stock: