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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
SALE TO EFFECT 4. PARTITION.
RESIDENCE NO. 2l4 BUR6UNDY STREET,
BETWEEN DUMAINE AND ST. PHILIP
6TRkETAl - Iea1 81 .----I t5-
J. B. Roudausz ct Al vs Widow Anselsn. Tutri1.

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PY CHABLBo =. EORTEE9,s AUO-
SATURDAY! July .. 1870. at Twelve O'clock n.
Ct the St. Charles Auction Excbangs trotunds st.
mon and Grsyier streets: will Be sold BY virtue Of
yisasaud, jude q the second District Cont fos
signed on the same day. the following described
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the Second
District of this city, fronting Burgundy street,
between St. Pniiip and DGmsins streets, in the
square bounded b. Burgundy, Dsuphins, 81. Philip
Burgundy street, 80 Of which have depth Of 120
feet anc the two remaining feet of 60 feet only;
together with al the buildings and Improvements
thereon. The improvements consist of house,
brick between posts, containing six rooms; . two
story brick kitchen of four rooms. and another
two story brick building, containing two rooms and
now used - servant rooms The house bears the
No. 2l4 Burgundy street.
Terms-One.third cash, and the balance ON .
cerdit Of and sears for notes divided in cou
pons and bearing eight per cent interest from day o
sale payment; said notes to be secured BY special
mortage On the property sold; the buildings to be
kept Insured and the policy transferred to the
vendor; and the purchaser Day i've per cent attor.
nSy's fees in case it should become necessary to
bring suit to recovor any or all OF the notes. -
Act of sale before n. Trist, notary public, at
the expense Of the purchaser, including United
States stamps 90. -, 80. js4 lS % ly2
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pYo. Z. cIR .EDsX a s GO: H WSpNRs.
bAT June a s TO- :. q: M:le6.nt;
:sS
By virtue Of an ordsr Of the honoolA r. stse.
Of H@se 81 Tor The District Of Lou.sss sitting
IN b.nsrupsOy dated eighth ., April ls and s' ~
psSIic auosoa The relieving described property
olinton 3. ish q East Fsliciana. Louisiana the
ssdsne. 9f P1 north o1,S b. street
running east and vest between s.is ana
tas square Of ground owned Hy M and on tns west
by roaS IssSinS from saidUnton e Libsrsy Ms
sippi and Pc th:rsos dws'i I'M s.Sms uSat
Mrs.. Stursss, and is sold subject 70 lease I0f 'n'
yea deere. of court ordering the sale Of the ne
above described property directs that ne SANE sc
Sssd :nd s Convey Only such
tnS tne ,n Sm Vested b. the bank
rupy and BY the Of ths COZ s..;en.e
not moving how much there be due tn o9s
the to p fa.e sv xhcn may be
d5s the on spot the moment of adn
d aS n sal. and United States stamp; attached
at the expense Of the purchaser osiois ii u Is "a
LANDS IN NArcH1TooHEs PARISH.
issIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
nv ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
TN THE MATTER OF j. H. CUNNINGHAM
Bankrupt-No $40.
-.:;,. Court Of the United States OF America
for the District of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
By Placide ]. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER
CLAIBORNE AND ORLEANS STREETS.
SECOND DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF Gu1LLAUME JULIA.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 2s,755.

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTION
ID eer.-Ohice No. As Exchange ailey.-TUES;
DA Y June %, 1870, at twelve O'Clock M, shall
proceed to sell at the ct. Charles Auction Exchange
on St Charles street. between Common and Gravier
of the Second District Court of the parish OF 0I-
leans rendered the twenty ninth OF October 1885,
Honorable Louis Duvigneaud. Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, the prep
erty hereinafter described belonging TO the ABOVE
succession, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT with the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon situated IN the Second District
Of this city, in the square bounded by Ois borne.
Orleans, Robertson and st: Peter streets, forming
the corner of Claiborne and Orleans streets, meas.
uring American measure, twenty-eight feet eight
inches and six lines front on Claiborne street. Dy
one hundred feet in depth and front on Orleans
street; being the same property acquired by de-
cedeut per AUTHENTIC act passed by j. Cuviiler no
tary public on the thirteenth of June, 1855 from
Dumestre and D. MonleZun.
Terms-Cash. -
Act of SALE together with internal revenue stamps
etc before II D Ooriocourt, notary public at the
expense of the purchaser. myA le4 IL Is 70 70
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PLANTATIONS In NATCHIfOoHEs PARISH.
AsSIGSEE'A SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
~a.t.S w. iS,. e. %
....a ...a. a.-. q ..4' ..
BY ORDER OF z. =. MORTON, ASSIGNEE.
+--ar .Ntf - sza-r~f
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN n. SMITH,
Bsnkrupt-No. 25e.


DY @. =. GLE A8DEY - co., AUG.
10 tionssss.0thse, No. L Exchange Place
WEDA ESDAY. June a. ITO. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
st the Merchants and Auct,oneers Exchange on
in this city Of New Orleans by yvtus Of order Of
the Honorable r. il. Durell, Judge of the District
Court of the United states of for the Dis
thsrd June 1862 and rendered in above entitled
matter Wall be cold 1t publ Q auction, the follow
Ming described property. TO wit -
4 PLANTATION situated on Demry's creek.
consisting of about 1906 acres also. plantation On
Cezar's creek, containing laOo acres. said lands
are known ct the Land Ofce IS south half Of north
west quarter and northeast quarter of southwest
seven vest and IS certain lands * section thirty
six one nine. ten, eleven, eight seventeen eigh-
teen and nineteen in township thirteen range seven
wet; and cert.in land: in sscttons fourteen. #
seven thirty five. thirtysx thirty one and four in
township twelve. range seven west The above lands
are near Black Lake and known g Smiths Planta-
Nstchtoches. being the east half Of the southwest
quarter of section thirty -four, east half Ut south
west quarter Of southwest quarter and southwest
township twelve, range seven wess. a7d north MALT
Of northwest quarter of section No. township
The decree Of the court. ordering the sale OF ths
freed from ali membranes, and the assignee. act.
ing - the officer Of the court. will convey only such
title is in him vested BY the Assignment IN bank
ins taYes not having been paid, and the assignee
not knowing how much there may b Que therefor,
the purchaser to assume the payment Of All taxes
which the property may owe. over and above 'n'
Tsrms-Uash on the spot at the moment Of adjudi'
Act Of SALE toesthsr with the United States inter
nal
iel1 l4l922
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
IousEHoLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office Furniture at Auction
DY u. DEJAN, JK.. AUCTIONEEH-
win be sold on MONDAY. June %, 1875, at
eleven O'Clock A. H., at his new Auction Mart, NO.
is3 Gravier street. corner Oaron delet-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description
Pianos Once Furniture; also. new goods Per arf1vs
y Tcrms-Cssh n Unitsd Stssss treasury notes.
iv1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
LANDS IN FRANKLIN PARISH.

LANDS IN FRANKLIN PARISH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF PHILLIP P. BROWN,
Bankrupt-No. 206.
District Court of the United States Of America for
the District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

TvHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
i tics Of his appointment a. Assignee Of the
estate Of Nrs Laura J. Ohap0An, Of Aorehouso
parish, and State Of Louisiana, adjudged bank
I'm 81 law T. Z. MOTION. Assignee.
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b oa:: NJ. 90 no,s' ..,::&A 1x2SStesSHsnhnE
prssisss, cossss Of T;ssa Giscie ssd q. Ghs,5ss
ssssst, Mrs ni.t.et vi! b sed = PHsas scs.
Ieuh buHgasa Jndss Of .ths 6ecend DtsGss
Coars for th6 pssh Of 0rlsane dated June II. 1e5o
t ;1 seto eoassnAs Of dsesassds issAssse ssaiss
COSTLY ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
Parior ana Bedroom furnatuse, such e. Hofas Otto.
Gard Tables. Htch Surteins. Mirrors, OaFpstl, OIL
Cloths. IN Paintinss. Euszsvinss. lPhoto6sSphs.
T:ees.:oesh in Unissd ssasss treasury .esss. q
liala q Is "a D. -
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y THE DISTRICT COURT OF. TIL
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIAN


IN THE MATTER OF MRS. LAURA J. CHAP
man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

RESIDENCE IN CLINTON. LOUISIANA.
.fs.
AssIGNzE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF z. Z. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
.srHF MATTER OF JOHN SHELTON. BANK.
rupt-No al.
District Court Of the United States OF America ios
the District of Louisiana ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
NEWr ORIRANS RRpUBIdeAN SATURDAY. JgNR $780,
1UUflDAs skIEB
BY G. Z. Girardey 4 Co.

lot and north Of j. MONEYS lot and south Of lot
No. ~ Of ssid lots being On the Lagroan survey.
county. Texas. on Big spring creek Of the Nsches
river, about two md one.haf miles north, twenty
degrees east ftom Sumter. decided By lette9s patent
from q. Runnsls. Governor of Texas. under date
virtue OF unconditionsi ccrtiHcste No 354, and By
said B.ysnt 5. MeDgam decided to Theodore Frois.
May ), 1852. containing 6l4k sores
IT, SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. being
part of the lzO acre tract patented to George G..
Hlackwolb assignee Of William Hobby. situated on
the westefn waters Of the BosQue river, in Erath
county, Texas. commencing at the northeast corner
Of said survey in the name of Wm Hobby, thence
southwsrdly with the east line of said survey sufh
eiert number Of varras that line running Weet-
wardly across the eetrs tract. ana with the west
and north lines Of said tract to the place Of begin
hing. -. ..l II go
A TRACT OF LAND in the county Of Kaufman
Cformsrly Henderson), State Of 9exsa knovn -
part Of the headlight of Timothy Dev0re the same
being An undivided efourtn of the half league Of
eststs 81 STEPHEN ii Hxeritt II jasper county, ce:
ceased. BY the said Timothy Dsyore on the eleventh
and fifty three and . half acres.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
Ess.ts Of j. H. Cunnissha..

The fol owing described tracts Of land situated in
the county Of Hays. and State Of Texas, VIZ:
l. ONE HUNDRED AND Sixty AORES, sltua-
ted in Travis district, known as survey No. 1867
ei9hty-six on the Rio BlAnco.
2. EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND in
Travis district, known q survey No. ee, eighty
s' 4 SIX 81 a Hu mi AND FORTY ACRES OF
land in Crsv.s district, on the Cypress Fork OF Rio
Blanco. .
section No. l73 and ia, in Montels district No y
seven transferred to Charles Golourg by heirs Of
Henry Nsbuher and Frederick Nuher, June q, 1850
and to L. D. Bragg. February 1853. containing $40
s. ONEHALF OF HALF SECTIONS 100 and
l2ln Binghams District. No. TO- me csrtihGsss 20.
Goldsburg on the first day Of February 1850 aid BY
Charles Goldburg to L: D Bragg. February !, lsSS.
and BY said Bragg to John Foster. August l. 1852,
containing l6O making in all 400 acres. deed
ed BY Jonn Foster to j. H, Cunningham. October 4,
1857 and recorded in the office OF the clerk OF the
county rourt of the said county Of Hays and STATE
of Texas, December 1865, to which deed reference
10 made for q more full and minute description OF
the above several tracts of land.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

DY. @. u. 0IRARDEY d CO.. AUO.
ID tionsers-O6ace No. II Exchange Place-WED-
NkSDAY. june a. ls70. At twelve o'clock n. 81 the
sAsreaan Z. ana A1es,onseIs hscnanss, on Roya.
of New Orleans. BY virtue of an order Of the Hon
orable y. H. Durell, Judge Of the District Court Of
the United States Of America for the District of
louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy. dated twenty.
fourth Nay, l67e and rendered in the above entitled
matters. win be sold BY public auction, the following
described property situated in the Ssase OF Texas
to wit y..5- 'I.-,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY In THE FIRST
saiEa- DiSTRICE .--v
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN TIE MATTER OF A. NJ. wADDILL
Bankrupt.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Flax Culture AID Threshing.

Flax growing has become an interest OF
magnitude in some parts Of the country, and
IL extending to new sections. Nearly mil
lion acres were grown In the interior States
last year 1850. Its culture is found profita-
BILE and is likely to be greatly stimulated, now
that there Is q market not only for the seed,
but for the fiber, and also On economical
method of threshing and saving the seed. In
addition to numerous oil mills which consume
the seed at remuneratiye prices, many fax
mills for the manufacture Of the fiber or tow
into bagging, are in operation, Of which Ohio
has thirty -four, Indiana ten, Illinois six, and
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa, Mis-
souri, and Kentucky one to three each. One
impediment to fax culture heretofore has
been the incapacity ofordnary threshing ma
chimes to thresh 1t economically, owing TO the
tendency of the fiber or tow to catch and
wind on everything It comes In contact with
This difficulty, however, seems to be over
come by the Aultman 81 Taylor Thresber,
made at Mansfield, Ohio, which Is said to
handle fax with as little trouble as any. other
grain II appears that the same features
which give this thresber an advantage In wet
and bad conditioned wheat, oats, etc.,-viz. ::
the entire absence ofrevolving shafts, beaters,
pickers, raddles and rollers from the straw
passage, and the peculiar and effective method
employed to thoroughly shake the grain and
seed out of the straw-enablc IL to take
through the hitherto troublesome fax tow
without hindrance, and turn out the seed
with remarkable rapidity, fit for Market
Iysdssfrialist.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
New Uses for WhiteWash.

Rev. J. Williams, long missionary on
the South Sea Islands, gives this comical
account Of the behavior of the natives
after he had taught them how to make
lime from the coral of the shores. After
having laughed at the process of burning,
which they believed TO cook the coral for
food, what was their astonishment when
in the morning, they found his cottage
snow? They danced, they sung, they
shouted and screamed with joy. The
whole leland was soon in q commotion,
given up to wonder and to curiosity, and
the laughable scenes which ensued after
they got possession of the brush
Tho Tho Don ton lnmedR.aat s voted
coametic and kolydor, and superla-
lively happy did many swarihy CO.
auette consider herself could she but
enhance her charms by a dab of the white
brush And now party spirit ran high,
as it will in civilized countries, as to who
was, or who was not, best entitled to
preference. One party urged their gu
periOr rank and riches; q second had got
the brush, and determined at sll events TO
keep it and third tried to overturn the
whole that they might obtain some of the
sweepings. But soon new lime was pre-
pared, and in q week not hut, domes-
tic utensil, war club, or garment, but
what was as white as snow-not an In
habitant but had his skin painted with
the most gorgeous, grotesque figures
not q pig but was similarly whitehead
and even mothers might be seen in every
direction capering with extravagant ges-
lures, and yelling with delight at the
superior beauty Of their whitewashed in
fa1nta .ft4t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

years old, has declared IN = trance that
San Francisco is to be destroyed bv an
earthquake in 1873. nH3l@8 HR
There is . clock in Monterey which
was brought to California from Europe
by the Franciscan priests over 1O6 years
ago, and still keeps excellent time.
"A New Orleans policeman named
Ribb dressed his wife In his uniform ann
placed her on his beat while he INDUCED
his bibulous propensities elsewhere.
An expeditions mode of getting up .
row is to carry q, long ladder on your
shoulders in crowded thoroughtAre, ana
every few minutes turn around % zee II
anyone 10 making faces ct you
"A hard place TO be in-dying, With
no money, no property, no life insurance
policy in the Washington Life Insurance
Company Of New York-with wife and
small children. 9asN
stephen, the famous guide at the
Mammoth Cave, used to say that more
visitors came from Europe to view that
subterranean wonder than from all parts
of the United States combined.
The "Squeers " of boarding school
in Vermont charges his young lady pupils
for "sheat musk" He has also work
of art in his parlor " hich he calls brown
statute " (brOnze statue). giM aa
I'm Alaska, if . native murders his wife,
her relatives won't be satisfied until ne
gives them lot of blankets. They think
q wife worth fifteen blankets in the sum-
mer, and twenty in the winter. IA
Why are sheep the most dissipafed
animals in creation? Because they gam
boil in their youth, spend most oftheir days
on the turf many Of them are black-legs,
and they are sure to be feeced at last.
Two Cincinnati attorneys, in recent
suit, were somewhat surprised when they
found that they had exchanged clients
but it did not make any material difference
as each lawyer had secured his retainer IN
advance. 3
A young lady of Monson, Mass, was
recently offered $500 for Der hair, which
lacks but half an inch of being SIX feet
long. On her refusing the offer the would
be purchaser asked if 81 600 would be any
inducement, to which she replied, No
nor $4,000" = a'.e g
A New England contractor, who had
erected a barn and could not get paid tol
it, recently employed few stout fellows
to remove it during the night When the
derelict and supposed owner OF the barn
awoke in the morning, he found 1t clean
gone-not splinter remained.
els my face dirty ?" asked a young
lady from the backwoods, while seated Will
her aunt at the dinner table on . steam
boat running from Cairo to New Orleans
Dirty No. Why do you ask ?" "Be
cause that insulting waiter insists upor
putting towel beside my plate. pv'
thrown three under the table, and We
every time he comes around he puts an
! other one before me-"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
window. ~.
Winslow & Wilson,

a TroRNEYS At Law and NOTA]
"A PUBLIC, Newton, jasper County,
viii attend the Courts OF Mario q County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
Miscellaneous.

"A heavy age-ton-age.
Hard line to fight it out on-the
hangman'A
The next amendment Is called the
et-Sixteenth."
"A Syracusan has died Of eating fifty
lemons on bet
There are three Chinese photograph
galleries In San Francisco
"A drove of 10000 sheep recently
passed through Stocton, Cal.
The amount paid out for beer and ale
each month in Toledo is about $4,000.
They jeer at o Phil delphia Common
Councilman because he spells wife
"whife." B
The other day robin flew straight at
q window in Troy, and fell dead from the
conclusion.
Henry Ward Beecher says: Never
scold children, but soberly and quietly
reprove."
Bank bills OF the denominations of
four, six and seven dollars were common
in New England from fifty to sixty years
There are $500 colored voters in Phil.
adelphias twenty. eight wards. The
Eighteenth has only one, while the
Seventh shelters 1,142. asfi
--One thousand and City yards Of mat
ting, one yard in width, are required to
cover the floor of the National House Of
Representatives.
An exchange, which wishes to avoid
slang, delicately advises its belligerent
neighbor to "imitate the example Of the
rivulet in time Of q drought"
"A widow holding q policy on her de-
ceased husband in the Washington, gets
the money herself II cannot be taken for
his debts 49, s.
An Indian woman In California, 100
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

THE ADvAScE.-This excellent paper,
which Henry Ward Beecher says Is now
" standing fairly on the highest ground yet
reached by religious journals in America, !" y
offered to the public for one dollar, from June
until January next. To all who would be
glad TO try The ADVANCE an excellent oppor-
tunity h thus offered. Address TIKI An
VANCE Co., Chicago. sW G3fs 5a30sla
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

eT. JOSEPH, Mich, May y, 1870.
3. w. FarweiI, 6ecretsry:
DEAR SIR: On Thursday Of last week,
about noon. nv house took fire between the
ioist under the kitchen stove. When discoy-
cred, the room was filled with smoke and no
fire to be seen. Holes were Immediately bored
through the floor, and the nozzle of Bah
cock Extinguisher (of which ! have two) was
slipped In, the stream turned on and the FIRE
Immediately cxtinguished, which, In my
opinion, could not have been done with wa
ter. regard the Babcock ~ an Invaluable
protection. 1t ought to be In every dwelling.
Very truly yours,
~ =. e. STEVENS,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

(NHEAP HOMES, delightful clims'e, good soil.
" and the best maraets. immense immig grafton Send
stamp for Catalogue MAN, IA 4 BRO, Kidx.Iy, Ma
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
a. T.. Collins,

a TfNRNBY KT Law. Odlss nsvtl
"a Pablic square, Knoxvills. viii
attend t. Collections, and Buying and Sc
Land. "a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02

VNANTED-AGENTS- to 5000 per month,
w everywhere, male and female TO introduce the
GENUINE IMPRnYkD COMMON SENSt FAMILY
SEWING MAXINE. THIS Machine will stitch, hem,
fell tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and embroider In
most superior manner Price only tS. Fully warranted
for Ave years We will pay <0Jb any machine that
will sew q stronger, more beautiful or more elastic
than ours. II makes the "klastic Lock Stitch"
Every stitch be cut, and still the cloth
not be pulled apart without tearing It, We pay Agents
from ss to 1900 per month and expenses or commits
sion from which twice that amount can be made
Address SEC0MB CO, PITTSBURGH, PA BIOS
TON, MAS. or ST LOUIS, MO-
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under the same name a. ours unless hey can show
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ourselves responsible for worthless Machines sold by
other parties. and shall prosecute all parties either
selling or using Machines under this name to the full
extent Of the law unless such Machines obtained
from MS or our Agents. DO not be imposed upon by
parties who copy advertisement and circulars and
offer worthless Machines at a 1ess price.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-02
PATENTS!

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06
II MAsSAt HUE NON.FORFEI.
TtHES LAW.
EXAMPLES 81 'NING TIE WORKING OF
mis- LiW-FLAN OKgINAEY L Fh;

iHIo LiW-PLAS ORDINARY l. Fl:
For example: party insuring al j az. .g
PREhIU ns iLL ChSI Uu a.ntr.t! P.,.......
viii coHtinue Ppl cy in force > y.--!s an. e, 4s.-
Nv" annual trt'"iiiiis VIII eon.Irue IL la. .e
Yeas ahd II !aAs Thr annual i'rr.d.El'.s t I'I
continur IN iorc- yeas and ~ yeas
Plan UhDlN tl.I LIE roI c.rs on vAf 70
note has becH giyeu for ~ per csat II IA .sf.-
MUM T"o an uai pieiniCnis w,lI Goa. ..e l..i-
Icy IN rec We and 2J days Ihr,-- a.ts.a.t
Premiums viii continue p Icy Ia fc- ,e-I, q I'D
33s days Eve annual 2 euIuIns vii cu;llI.,,-
policy IN rec . yelis and : dais
EAAHfL.: tIiEMIUM ALI CASH-p.AN
Zen ''ymeht Ltie Une annual fIrlIiuIi " Ii
continue p,licy in force a lem Pie, ,rt.,
and ol2 days.
EAAdP"E. PREMIUM 10 PER cat NDIF.
PLA>- len P,,Inen' Life. One annual r,i..,.t,
will continEe p Icy in torce Il 4e.... r.i.cy /.
yeais and -oU GIys.