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, nsnimousiy, Iss memhers being present and

rnanimoasiy, Is5 memhers being present and
oting.
Mr.. whittcmore Immediately len the hall
Mr.. Swami ma presented the petition or
ChesnGt, Townsend & Co., Frc-lsnd HAL 4
20, and " enty other firms OF Baltimorc f0r a
reduction q the tari1 or salt. Referred 20 wavs
and Means Comiu.ttre.
Mr. Stone (Md) presented the petition OF
Wm Hubbard, OF Annsprolis. = soliier OF 1872
ler pension. Referred 90 Committee on PEN
Siops.
ON motion of Mr.. Dawes. MAS y the House
IesoiNed ltSef into thc Committee OF tie Whole
% IN tis Legislative Appropriation hin. the ques-
,oh :, neing upon the aincndiTnen nj proposed bv
M. NELLY, Pal aPPrOPristing ~ coo for an
ASSISTANT Chemist OF the Agricultural Ruresu
MT. Dawes withdrew his opposition. aud the
amendment was agreed 60.
The paragraph was further am snded bv pro-
vidinss Tor three female copyists at $3.50, in
stead OF three copNists a: 81. l.0oa.
Mr.. Boyd Mo- moved TO strike ont the para
graph appropristing $1,000 for collecting sta
tistics and compiling and writing matter Tor
monthly, annual and special reports. Not
agreed 20, only nine gentlemen voting In the
Affirmative.
Mr.. Maynard moved 90 increase the appropri-
alton for tbs purchase OF seeds from - 600 90
80 coo. Not agreedto.
MT johnson lCal1 moved % strike out the
entire paragraph. Not agreed q.
Mr. johnson (Cal.N offered a. an amendment
li"Nl>o mat the suns appropria ated tor seeds,
naEs' statistics, paper. t~ine. and gum shall not
be used u the tranking privilege n abolished
before July i. lsao. Not agreed to.
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Our Remover is not a Dye, it will not stain the
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For sale by all druggists. fe 2-deoSWlm
LIEBEG'S COMPANY.S EXTRACT OF
MEAT secures great economy and convenience
in housekeeping, and excellence in cooking. None
genuine without the signature Of Baron Liebig, the
inventor, and of Dr. Max Won Pettenkofer, delegate
j. MILHAU'S SONS,
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THE TRIP TO ANNAPOLIs.-In the Maryland
Legislature yesterday, Mr.. Maddox, from the
committee appointed to invite President Grant,
the members cf Congress, Judges of the Su-
preme Court, the Diplomatic Corps, and Others
to visit the Senate and House of Delegates
during an expected visit to Annapolis, reported
that President Grant informed him that the
pressure of public business was so great that it
would be impossible for him to leave Wash
ington before Wednesday, when, he feared, the
Monarch would have left Annapolis. Vice
President Colfax and Speaker Blaine were notl-
fed of the action of the Legislature, but had not
replied. owing to the many members of both
Houses to be consulted. Baron Gerolt promised
to notify the other members of the Diplomatic
Corps of the action of the Legislature.
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TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
LATE FROM FRISCO,

The War of RaceS-The Frisco Plugs
Have n Riot with the Chinese
the Poor Yellow Man-Great Rain
on the Pacific SlOpe-Great Joy OF
the SIOpers-MOre Quakes.
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STATE DINNER AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The
State dinner at the Executive Mansion last
evening, like the preceding ones, was a brilliant
affair. The President occupied his usual seat
at the center Of the table, on the north side,
with Mrs. Grant directly opposite. On either
side Of the President were seated Mrs. Senator
Sherman and Mrs. Senator Kellogg. Besides
these ladies, there were seated on the north
Senator Gilbert Mrs. Rice, Hon. Mr.. Blair
Hon. Mr.. Armstrong, Mrs. Fisher, Hon. Mr.
Hale, Senator Stockton, Mrs. Armstrong Hon.
Mr.. Judd, Hon. Mr.. Ferry, 3Irs. Buck and Mr.
Grinnell Mrs. Grant was supported ON either
side by Senator Sherman and Senator Kellogg
On the same side of the table was seated Mrs
Gilbert, Senator Rice, Hon. Mr.. Fisher, Mrs
BuffintOn, Mr.. Prosser, Mr.. Hamilton, Mr..
Buck, Hon. Mr.. Buffinton, Hon. Mr.. Allison
Mrs. Judd, Senator Nye, and Mrs. Stockton.
At either end of the table sat Hon. Mr.. Strong.
Mrs. Coleman, Hon. Mr.. Trimble, Hon. MI
Coleman, Mrs. Strong, and Hon. Mr. Townsend
The company rose about nine O'clock
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w HITEHURST GALLERY.

WHITEHUKsT GALLERY.
THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA OF THE
REMONAL OF The GAPIIAL, EVERY EVE,
Pa avenue, bet AZ and 9TH streets in addition to
the magnificent bill Of Mammoth Illuminated War
Views. Classical Statusry Copies Of the Great Mas
teIs Miner Comicals; &C, &c; The best and cheap
est Exhibition Of the Kind in the United states THE
PEOPLES PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Doors open at "a o'clock; Exhibition commences
at >. Admission, 25 cts; Children. Is cts Families
of five more, = cts per head; Adult parties of ten
or more cts; Schools Of ten more, 10 cts One,
half Of proceeds OF all tickets sold by them to all
Charitable Associations Day or Sunday Schools
fsirs. Church Associations, Societies, Clubs,
other organizations or persons out OF employment
and the eGttre proceeds to the organization or per
son selling the greatest amount Of tickets by the
first OF March fe loft
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The ISLAND INsTITUTE.-Mr. Wilson TO-DAY
introduced in the Senate a bill, which was
referred to the District Committee, incorpo-
Iaring the "Island Institute of Washington. ID.
c." the object of which shall be the establish
ment and maintenance Of an Industrial Evening
and Sunday School for the benefit of persons
who have no other means OF instruction, and
enabling said corporation to acquire, receive.
hold and convey real and personal estate
not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars.
w. Parker, s. S. Fisher, F. s. Delan, A. X.
Browne, j. III. Patrick, u. Richards. W. S. Hun
tington, Daniel Smith, l.. +. Sykes, s. ). Hardy.
Ian, p. III. Branson, L. NJ. p. King, William
Fletcher, Geo. Bancroft, Harry Crook, Alice
&. Hall, NJ. f. Mcclellan, +. j. Baker, Fanny
+. Hall, 5. Emma Gray, Emma j. Sykes, =
Hatch, - Wooster and - GAYLORD
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OOO OIL PAIN TINGsi
For sale and % Free Exhibition at BARLOwS
GALLERY OF ZINE ARTS. a large number OF
MODERN PICTURES suitable for Holiday
Presents will be found amongst them No. 231
Penna avenue between 18th and 18th streets, south
side, over LAMBS Looking Glass and Picture
Frame Establishment. uol7 -Sm
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FROM THE CHINESE SEAs-EveTytLin3 Reported
Q'tiet There-Only The Murder Of a Missionary Nou
end Then-Ihe French admiral Objects 10 the Nur-
der Of French 4MsSiondries.-Rear Admiral S. c.
Rowan, commanding Asiatic Squadron, informs
the Navy Department that affairs on his station
are very satisfactory. On the 4th of January he
was at Hong Kong in the Delaware, his flagship.
He says peace and quictness now appear to be
the rule, with an occasional exception, such aS
the depredations of pirates on the coasting iunks
and other petty piracies in the river on smaller
boats. and the murder OF missionary now and
then.
The new French Admiral had left Hong Kong
with his squadron TOR the purpose OF demanding
satisfaction for the murder OF a French Cath
oc missionary by the Chinese in Seclynan
There were in port at Hong Kong an Austrian
Prussian ard Italian corvette. The health of
the squadron was good. The genera, orders
from the Department to do honor to the mem
ories of the late Secretary of War, ex-President
Pierce and Rear Admiral Stewart were carried
out as prescribed, and joined in by the English.
Italian, North German and Austrian vessels by
half-masting their colOrs, and i'm the case of ey-
President Pierce the SCI nior officers shin fired
twenty-one minute guns at noon.
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Z Public K~- i nj a-No rs.

Public K~s ! nj .s-No IL.
Revelation &. pt III he CT. Ii Il the Na'iona'
Asylum tor iIs,b.ed vplnnteer >.lii-rs the
fnnis bel ,uSins to 1t for the relief vi sick and
Wssundesf : -.tier<
Hes lve,i by the Senate anil lI,us- If X. presen
tafives Of the Unitei -faies Il America Ia Con
gree assembled. III the un-Npe nissi hsl 'ncs.
of the fund create by the seventeenth secti N #
the act approved y, brnary 2kh eighteen hun
drei and sNIy-f nr, i"r the b-nshf of the lick
AMI go .n,i,-l : ti-r. shs he transfer q the
National A-y um T Disabled Volunteer s. dies >,
-. .ssv s0ppnt II its h-'reficiAri-s-
sec Aud b. II further received That the
n. news tih- d because Of The deserfIOn # any
per-oa + om the volunteer frc-s ri the Unit
SsAtes, who il b-.rne sn e rolls As desert'r.
ahAl not be paid To him -Nc-nr the rec"ri = f lie
-. .s-..s siisiI have be, cnceie1 on thu lie ground
thar eucn r--c"rf ha> been M rie errun-uu-ly and
ennrrsry to the facts. buf surh m Ii-v eh:i:l he
and remain the property IF the N,rnnrl ASYLUM
D'shai.'l-d Volunteer 80 diers for the SUI pori
.~0-nciatie~-
~se,i VI trci l. 1870.
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iTublic-No. IL

An Act declaring the Construction of :. An act to
incurp rate the National Theological Inst tute. -
approved May tenth, eiyh.e n hundred and
SIX SIX, and alsJ Au act Ia amend
e,tit ed An act TO incorporate tre Natl NAL
Theological Institute. ami to define and extend
the P,wers If the sumo" apr we'd March
second eighteen hundred and six y-sev.n.
Whereas an act TO incnrp rate the National
T-o .,gcsi Institute. approved VI ten. eiyi,te-
hundred and .ixty sx, AM also act to define
and extend the powers Of the SAM. appr,.vei
March second, eighteen hunrei and sixty seven,
has hav-l been scon-trued 10y an attempt 10
rem the seat of its operations TO distant
LEGALITY, n direct contraventiun If said acts and
whereas The k,lowiuy named persuts, Jts-th c.
Lewis, Edmund 1urney. John $. Pol, r, C aries
IL Nor e. William r. Johnson Lindsay MI e,
William 4. Nelson, George T. Mcclellan. Clement
Eobin%.n, Gem &c ". Condrun, s. AL xander, U.
H. Hutch NJ W. r. WrwaiI, s. l.. srissey, con
committee, by the authority # said COrp' alton
At its seat If operati ms within the said District
# Columbia, According to the intention uf said
act; Now, Therefore,
He it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resent .iives "f the United States Of America in
Congress A. embe,i tn It the s-at If operations Of
the National Theological Institute md Univ ersity
incorporated under the . I approved Nay Ienth,
ei.hteen hunnred and sixty->ix, which act was
amended and extesriei by the act Of March
-ecvnd eighteen hundred and sixty seven. shall
I've, ami the sams is her by. located vi hin the
city Il Washington, in the District Of Columbia:
Provided, that nthing herein c.a,tai,-d .hall be
s., Construed as to prevent said ap"rxti n from
establishing such br incl es with.ul the limits Of
said district as may be n authorized BY law.
Approved, Ap il -. 1870.
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Public Resolutiun-Nu.-I

a Resolution To extend the p 'rt 'f emmy OF the
ca lie sion district Of New Orle TINS
Resolved by The senate and II u-e f R-pr--
sentafives IT the Unit 4 states of Americ, in
CJnsre-> rs-mblel That the iim''- II; the port OF
New Orie ,n~ n pat If entry be enl,rged and
extended i to include I'll that ,ti III # the
parish of Jefferson. left haok, in The State Il
Lpuisisna. lyin. between the Mississippi river and
Lake Pontchartrtin. ami b'tw-eI the upper lie
# the pui.n 1T o. cans, left bank, and line
running psrsll-i ta.eretn. c',mnse cling At the
Mississippi river. at thu upper lire Il the city IF
Csrrolitun, and extending To- LAi e P''nfchartrsin.
Sec g. An,i tie It farther owed. Thu fhls
rasolntion hall take effect frem and after the
ssf Its ps-s' ve-
ISL s-brurry :. 1S.0.
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MO day. October 3Ist. 1870.

Untxp cited in eff renc-S Lave operated L. make
his dciey essay 10 accomplish the T. suit u
FREEING TIE Library firm de3t wiili"ut re, our,e
TOO he, lr leg anti d by AT VI the iegisia-
ture las ell b naty IL. 1870
This !, p ~itv-ly the m ly p'~t~ nment which
will be nia.i-. the Uuncrr' will take place on the
day above nam u. com ncing at nine o'clock A.
NJ. a L. continue until the gifts have been
AWARDED
The iurds a'read, in b nix considerably more
Than sufii lent 20 nsn the e>sful CONF letiou
Of the contract w''h the fuhc
TIE sal II ckers will positively close on + l.
day. the 18Th day ut Oct Der. 1870.
All tickets remaining nn-ol" at that time y i'll
BE- " ithdIa~n from sie and Cancelled. They will
b.. advertised hy their Luinhe, 5. IN the 9th day
If o iob-r. le1u, in one or n'''re the daily pa
peas 81 his city. any dlmuni ion thus made In
the number # tcke Ia b- drawn. Will MT Affect
tn numh-r If am INT 81 gf'-. They vi be a
hereto advertised. ro Wit: 6-s gifts, amount
nrg IN to 81 h.uOu gold.
Ticket hold-rs ->iding cut Of San ffhn'i@co Will
Perceive duly elite ,u-ts the Awards II hit,
viii h viii ais lie publ hei m the l-1li"g Fan
tratc-co .iai.. p,p-r-. the l,t Nov emb-r 1871.
DeIiyeryf it's II c"nain' nee November I'd,
tS1J, at the flee, N. 3ls talif nniA - eet IL
all parties presenting tickets 10 which gifts have
been awarded. AL gifts awarded 10 r.-idente
will be hel TO their order and "r their accouns
ROB.kT r. swain, rre.i'ient VI. l..
" II. l. BARNES, Vice Pres's - -
VT Z. RAL>iON. Tres urer.
TnO'. II HAYnS. Recording Sec. 80
DAVID WILDER, Corresp sec.
Trustees:
WI. ASHrUp>ER, ISAAC W0RMSFE,
NJ McNULrY. AnF'D =. E'FtLT,
ARTH. VI SBKETS, WI q. R<DGER,
WM. 4. WO -, KEYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE DORE ,HAR1ES r. PETERS,
Business Agents. No. SIS California -.1eet.
ae4td
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fPublic-No 50. !
Al Act to Incorporate tho Washington Homeo
Psthc Medical ciety.

A Act to incorporate II. Wellington Homeo-
Psthic Medical sciety.
Re il enacted by the Senate m Ionse Of Rep
Pese.i ia lives f the In ted States of America in
C ngre-s assembled. That Tul Ia S. Verdi. s;ns-
tave ". P.y.e. T. ". S,rinensohmiit. L = Kim
bali and Jehu rainerd, AMI their associates and
success rs. phy>icisn-, b. .nd thy hsIe by are.
Az..e y corp ration by the name Of the Washing
ton H,m-upaIh,c Medical .oeie v. with all the
duties. liabilities. and restrictions set forth in
this act.
Sac = And be il further enacted. That said
corporation may hold real and personal estate 10
the am ,unt Of twenty Thousand DOLLARS.
FEC. And he il further ,cfe.i. That the
members Of said s,cieiy. such Of their Ulcers
m-mbers As they sha appoin, shall have the
power Ia practice medicine and -urgery AID cul-
l~ct their - hin the District # Columbia.
SEe l. And be il further enacted, That the
members Of -ai.i srirtv, or such II their flee.
IT nsemer, - they shall appoint, sha haze full
power and authority to ex ,mi..e all Candidates
fH membership Com erning The practice of p cifc
medicine AMI surgery. ProvIi ell saii candIiAi r-
shall sustain go d moral cha acier. ami shall
prersnt letters sesiimonisl of their qualifications
irom rome legally authorized medic al institution
snd il, upon such examination. the same cand,-
shall be t,"nd qualified for the practice Of med-
cine AMI surgery, they shall receive the certificate
Sfmemb r,Lip the license To prsct medicine
surgery within the District of Columbia.
Sac. a And he il further enacted, That any
Aets 1T pats Il acts conflict * with the proyis
iOsss VI this act be- and AZ hereby repealed.
App owed. April = 1870
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Public-Na -. |

An Aet prescribing the duty Of the Secretary .
he Treasury in certain Cases therein named.
d it eaacted by the 2. nate and House Of Rep
re-snt.tiv-s Of the United States of America in
C,nxr-ss assembled. That whenever any State
shall have been, may he in default in the paw
Dent of interest prin,ipal IN investments in
et,rks or bombs iSsuei or guaranteed by snch
State and held by tn United States trust. it
Al u he the iusy # the Secretary # the Treasury
4, retain the whole, much thereof a. m y
- necessary IT any moneys due on any account
f.sm the unifeI StsfeI tp such State, and Ia nyp-
ply the To the pay Dent Of -uch principal and
interest, or either. /" The reimbursement with
interest thereon, Of moneys advanced by the
United STATES account Of interest due On such
stocks ar b ,ii,is-
Approved. March 25. 1870
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NOTICE
TO All Owners of Lots In
Dayton. Lyon County.
Nevada.
One Year in which 70 File your
Claims.
From Jl11v7t1a.1 1870

\IOTICE IS IE EBY GIVEN THAT I. WILL
~ LIAM nAYD0N. Judge If the Fourth Judi
cial biirct If the sta = Of ~vads. ~ Trustee fuT
the own ~ properly in Dayicn. Lyon county.
Nevad.. under an A Of Congress eutitlet - An
Act + r the relief VI the inhabitants If cities
and Tuwna upon the tnb'i' L,nds, ap-
. owed Harch 2. 1867, have received a Patent
FROM the United Stafesf the eat half the s,'uth
east quarter 4 the nrth~ quarter and the east
half If the southwest qn rr"r "f section twenty
three; the northeast gu rter II the northwest
quarter and the nurthe st Qusrter Of section
twenty six, and the southwest quarter Il secti n
tween Vt ur /; and the u athwest quarter OF the
rth~-s quarter e section twenty five in Town
ship sixse n north Of X ,ng- twenty ne GU east.
j., the District Il lands subject e. sale at carson
CT y. Nevada, containing eight humid ed and forty
acres. Patent dated May l6th. 1870. And all
persons owning Its or parcels Of ground in said
tow site must ~ thin .'ne year alter the first
publicati n If this notice fie with me- At my Office
ia Dayton. Lyon county nevada awritfen descrip
zion and claim Of the t. Of iand owned or claimed
hy them or they will be rev-r barred Of any RICH
or interest in Law equity in or I" such lots d
parcels # ound rs remain aimed af.er tn
expirati,n of such p. rid Il enc year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, 7 urth Judicial d strict, Nevada.
Trustee.
July eth, 1910. i-7 1sw-lhw
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A PROCLAMATION.

BY the President Of the United States Of America.
chip VI ea.;xrants etWeen the United States Of
America and the .irNd Du:hy Il iirss~, was
e,aeladeA AMI sig"s-l by their respective pieni.o
ssnsiari~. ~ d Hm>fa 4. on the fir>t d.y Il Au-
xa-s. one thousand eight hunire anil sxty--i.ht.
which Convention heing in the English a,sd Ger
man laagu ,.ss is 80 j tT wuri A. { ll,~s:
In witness whore have h-reuntn set my
hand AMI CAUSED the seal of the Cuuej IT stes tU
- aihxed-
Dl.ne in the city " Wa-hinyto1 this thirty first
day of Auy.-f IN tn year If La: d "ne tn u
sand eight hundred and sixty nine AMI Il the in
dependence Of tue lutte state, the ninety f'r ill.,
IT, = seal U. :. GRANT.
By the President:
.u,xrLr,I FISH S,.retlrv It State
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Public Resolution No. a.

4 Resolution in z. la-ion tn settlers the late
efax Indian reese. Va; in the State Of Minne-
sta
Y. splved by the Senate and House Of Rerrr-
sentafiv-s of the United States Of America in
C..ogress nrs-ml'ied. That the act Of Congress
spproved March sixth. one thousand eight hun
4. I'd and SIXTY Eight. entifl a. An acf FIR the
relief { resfIrrs on the late 81 Indian He-~r-
vafion in the State Il Minnesota" b. and the
nne b hereby, 80 amended 10 ~li"w the
~ lars therein provided fir until the first 'iay Of
Nsv,h, ammo d.nini eighteen hundred and srv-
sssy me in which 70 make pfOuf and aymsnt
- their claims
DpruvoI March II. 1870.
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The Conce,t and Distfhu' n will take place
under the immediate ,ii ecrinn If the ard I
1rusit es q. the Ssrc ,ntie Libr,ry ASS ci ton,
assisted 10y Sup-rvis ~ Committee. seirctei
fl. m State, CT Y ami County oifc-r,, anu we'll
knJwn CITIZEN, { San = All i-o
K,BGRf Is. SWAIN, President ", 4.
W. H. l.. Barnes Vie President.
Nm a.. RA SrUN. Treasurer
Ar er pa, in. tue -xPep e. 1t the enter anmen'
Al d m king snc iisrIti # the gifts, - a,s've
anI,ouln e.t. the Il mce will be api lied 80 exfin
gushing the present Indebted e,s II he Mercih-
the Literary Assoc iatiun.
II tier- # .TkrIs " vii CHI gifts may be awarded
wi receive tue ne pIe entafn ii - h tick
ct, comp T., tie business AGENTS the ard
IT trustees, Mt their "fhce. NJ SIS tAfitofnis
street, Sau = raucIscu.
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Pubic No. ST.


River Railroad Company, its assign, to
change the established line Of said road in the
state ii Nebraska.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House # Rep
reSenfatives Of the United states II America in
Congress assembled, Tnat the Burlinyt ton and
Mississippi River Railroad Company. or its
signs. in the State If N-hra-ks may far change
the location of that portion Of its line that lies
west 81 the city If lincoln, in sal STATE shown
iy the map th~reuf now n e in the General
Land Once Of the United states, $ to
better and mnre practicable route, AMI To con-
ne. { wi h the Uni"n Pacific kai.rpad II VI nexr
the Fort X arnev Ieser alton, said line to be
lca'rd within tne limits IL the land grant made
by the United States to ani in the construction:
Provided, however. That said line shalI not he
located farther snuth tia the al them bonnda
~ line Of township number seven, raid State.
and said change >hall not impair the rights to.
nor change the location Of tile said land grant.
and the said company. its ASST shall receive
n" different "r other or alter quantity OF land
than If this act had not passed, and n" chance
al been made in the L~aieu line II said rail- oAd
Approved Nav ii, 1870
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMIriEE OF ORMsBY
COUNTY.

At meeting # the Dvn'ocra'c Central Com.
mittee Of U'nsby 'onnfy, held ia Cars Il City,
August IL, 1917. the f III wing psvcee,iings were
had
LIT II was resolved that a Comfy c invention Of
the Den.c,a ric Party If ,rnl-by County be
Letd ~ Carson CITY on
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Wheeler N ininx Comp.ny.-Loc.-

tInn Wmks: Pine ul,ve. Is herald, Cuunty -
Notice is hereby z ven, that al :neeti Z oi ih.'
trustees ei said Company, held IN the 18th t
August, 1870, assessment II fifty 800 cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said
c..mpaany, payable immediate y, IN United states
Id con- To the secretary. at III. ,ifce Of the
c,.inIsI " Pier Il stewart street, Pr .nci-co.
Any st OK upon which said Ass. s-nirnt .hail I-
man unpaid IN the % h f >epienb,r r. 1870, s,ai
be ,i.eIIed delinquent, ami viii be duly Advert s-d
for sale pubic auction. and unless shall
lie M uie before. will be :, III un rnUnS''AI. iii :
18th day Of Oct.ber 1870, 10 pay the said d-iin.
Inent assessment, together with Gusts uf advent
sing and exp-ns ii the sale.
Otfice: Pier Il Stewart ,treet. San Francisco,
Cal. EDw'D I. BENT.
au23-td Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-16
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DAETIES HavIl-3 ACCOUNTS AaAlN>T
] the v. T. X. i. Co ~re requested to pre-
.cnr them at an o(66s Of the CsMlsAns BY the lst
{ the month following that in which they have
accrued. g"
n. u. YxRIN0T0S. suparinss.de.t.
June q, 1870.