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ROME.
The Proclamation OF InfalIibility.

The Proclamation OF InfalIibility.
PARIS, July 21.-As previously an
nounced in dispatch, the dogma OF the
infallibility of the Pope was proclaimed at
Rome on Monday last. Its proclamation
was attended with the most imposing re-
hgious ceremonies, and was received with
great rejoicing.
A public session of the Council com
menced at nine in the morning with the
celebration of mass. The Holy Father ar
rived at the conclusion of mass, when
PRAYERS were offered invoking aid of the
Holy Spirit The fathers were then called
upon for votes on the entire schema of
primscy and infallibility, and it was adopt
ed by the figures before reported, 53S voted
placet and only non-placet. In this vote
all legitimate opposition is ended.
The Pope then appeared and promul-
gated the new article of faith, and the GER
emonies closed with the Ie Deunl, in which
all the members of the council and specta-
tors Joined with enthusiastic devotion.
MADRID, July 21.-The Spanish press
generally ridicules the proclamation of the
dogma infallibility.
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THE COTTON CROP OF MIDDLE
GEORGIA.

Col. w. ]. Lawton reports that he has
lately had general look at the growing
cotton crop in Talbot, Taylor, Monroe,
Macon, Houston, Twiggs and Jones coun-
ties, and his conclusions are very unfayor-
able. The crop is very uneven. Here
and there may be found a forward patch,
with rank and vigorous growth of weed,
but the bulk of cotton is very diminutive
and unpromising, and generally the fruit
age is quite light. The whole crop on an
average is a month behind last years crop
at this season, and presents nothing like
the promise Of last year even with this al
Iowance. In the course of twenty years
observation, Col. L. does not think he has
ever known a poorer cotton promise at
tbis season of the year, and unless a very
great change takes place in the next SIX
weeks the cotton crop of these counties
will be remarkably Gght.-MdcoB Tele.
graph and Messenger, July 70.
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NEW YORK.
Germanic Enthusiasm.

New York, July 2l.-A large and en-
thusiastic meeting of Germans was held
at Steinway Hall last night to express
sympathy for Prussia in her present
struggle with France. EX-Gov. Solomon,
of Wisconsin, presided, and speeches
were made by Senator Schurz, Alien
dorfer of the Stats Zeitung, and Gen.
Seigel and others. The resolutions
breathe a spirit of devotion for Germany
and defiance to France.
Four deaths from sunstroke to-day.
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CINCINNATI.
Ex,raordinary Hail storm.

INirHUiUIIEshT3 HUT wv ''I'
CNc1yNATI July 21-Heat greater than
ever to-day, until about two o'clock, when
a Violent hail storm touched the Southwest
part of the city. Hail stones fell SO rapid
iv into the river as to form the appearance
of cakes of ice
Negro Testimony in Kentucky
The Mayor of Covington in a criminal
case to-day admitted the testimony OF
negro woman for the prosecution. This is
supposed to be the first instance OF admls-
sion of negro testimony in Kentucky.
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GEN. Won ROOM.

Gen. Albrecht Won Room, born in 1903
in Pomerania is regarded as the father of
the present military system in Prussia.
He encountered extraordinary difficulties
in creating military people and strong
army from what was left after the wars
of the first Napoleon. 1t is to his skill
that the changes are due to which are
attributed the present status of the Prus-
sian soldiers, so incomparably superior to
those who were vanquished at Jena. He is
Martinez in manners and appearance,
and has a reputation as a writer, chiefly
in the preparation of military manuels
and s'hand-books for officers"
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A LETTER FROM JAIL.
Gen. O'NeilI, the Fenian, Iss "a Bad
ROx-ApPeaI for Aid.
From the Pittsburgh DISPATCH

4 AhOA--AHPCeAA AON AAue
From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Fenian cause has had so many ups
and downs that the inquiry 'SWhst has
become OF the Fenians ~ is often heard.
We cannot speak as regards the entire
army, but 80 far as concerns Gen. O'NeilL
the following letter, addressed to DR.. E.
Donnelly, of our city, explains itself. ~
In JAIL AT BURLINGTON, VT, July-S,
1S70.-MY DEAR DoCToR: 1 received the
Dispatch containing the 'fnteruew" bad
mad with you on your return from Ma
lone and tCanandaigua, and feel very
grateful for the kindly manner in which
you reIerred to myself. It is certainly
very gratifying to me to know that one
OF the tT1test and 6rdUest of the men,
who, on two Occasions-in I s66 and 1870
went forth to risk their lives for Ire
land, IS not willing to join in the unjust
ty,ng and cOaOuydLy attacks that have
been made upon me. I have statement
OF my connection with the Fenian Bro
therhOOd, from first to last, nearly com
pleted, and shall publish it, in pamphlet
fornB as soon as can get the necessary
means for printing, etc.
Notwithstanding all the money that /
| made out of the F. b, as reported
by that immaculate body called the Sen
ate, i am here, in prison, without a dol
ar to fee lawyer, or a cent to buy
newspaper, stationery, postage stamps,
tic. The sheriff in charge of the prison
las been kind enough to furnish me with
stationery and postage stamps. shall be
lappy to hear from you at any time, and,
t you have no objection, would like TO
eceive short letter from you to be pub
shed with my report.
Have you heard from the Red River
xpeditionl Write soon.
Very truly, your friend,
JOHN O'NEuI.
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CUBA.
LiberaIizing Effects of the Wa

LIberaIizing Effects of the War.
HAVANA, July 2O.-The Spanish troops
ale reported as being successful in the East
ern Department. Drum head court mar
tial is officially abolished, and orders issued
that no more families be brought from in
surrectionary districts. Election lists are
being made out for the election of Deputies
to the COrteS.
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HEAD OF THE FAMILY.
NAro1EoS III. Fourth cousins. PRINCE LEoroL

The Princess, as already stated, married
the Prince of Observation-Disclosures
and is the mother of Prince Leopold.
She being third cousin of Napoleon III,
her son is consequently a fourth cousin
of the Emperor, as shown above. Curl
ously enough, the succession from the
male Beauharnais ceased with both
branches together, and was continued
from the females, Hortense and Stepha-
ME. And here it is also interesting to
note that while Hortense had none but
male children, Stephanie had none but
females. That the French Emperor
should object to seeing his cousin ger
man on the Spanish throne is undoubtedly
because the Prince happens to be a Ger
man cousin also, and Prussian one at
that.
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COLORADO.
Getting Civilized.

DENVER, Col, July 21.-Two men named
Patrick and Griswold have been arrested
for participating in the hanging OF James
O'Neil some days since and bound over for
further trial. This is the first instance In
this city where the legal authorities have
interfered in the acts of the so-called vigi-
An invading Army of GrasshOPPers.
OMAHA. July 21.-An innumerable num-
ber of grasshoppers are passing over
Colorado, going eastward, having came
over the mountains from the West.
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Mr.. Cuyckanickpuck Yakutskolitmilks
Sakiatskylitmilks Ankachagamuks Kekut-
onekutzakorts keeps hotel at Sitka,
Alaska. He says that the Americans
have the queerest names he ever heard of
and it is with the utmost difficulty that he
can pronounce them.
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CHICAGO.
manic succeed sheridan.

sherman 10 Succeed Sheridan
CmCAGo. July 2L-Lieut. Gen. Sherl-
dan. accompanied by Gen. Forsyth, Of his
staff. and his friend DIR. Hayden, left for
Washington this morning to receive his IN
structions. and will sail from New York on
,he Cuba the Both. 1t is understood Gen.
Sherman will assume command Of this De-
partment during the Lieutenant General s
absence.
Killed by Lightning.
On Tuesday, near Chiona, Ill, Daniel
and Patrick Tuomy while riding horseback k
were struck by lightning. Daniel and both
horses were killed and Patrick severely
shocked.
VIM. Sanford, a blacksmith, living at
Young America, Ill, on Sunday last was
struck by lightning and instantly killed;
his wife, who was stand near him, was con
siderably injured.
At Oshkosh, Wis, yesterday evening,
johanna Thomas, aged Is years, was struci
by lightning and killed:
Died.
Hon. Lawrence W Church, leading mem
Der of the late Constitutional Convention,
from McHenry county, died at his resi-.
dence in Woodstock this morning, ageC
fifty-one years; disease, cholera morbus
Col. Church was a leading member OF the
McHenry county bar, and candidate 10
the Republican nomination for Congress
against Gen. Farnsworth, present lncum-
bent.
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Naval Resources of the COmbaIanGs.
The naval resources of the combatants,
France and Prussia, stand as follows:

THE Wilmington DeL) Commercial
states that the peach growers are refusing
now to contract 10 deliver peaches on the
railroad at 81 basket for the coming
season, believing that the crop will not
be more than half as large as that of last
year.
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The Burlington Qowa) Gazette warns
all good Odd Fellows against one John G..
Foster, '1ong, lean, weazen-faced, loose
shanked scalswag, who is going through
Iowa to swindle the members of that
fraternity.
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THE servant girl of the Mayor of In
dianapOlis lately took a fearful revenge
on him for scolding her. She left his
shirt bosoms and cuffs limp as cObweb,
and starched the lower exTemities until
they resembled cardboard
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SAN FRANCISCO.

FiIibuStering Expedition against
French Colonies.
SAN Francisco, July 21.-It is rumored
that filibustering expedition is being fit
ted out to capture and plunder the French
colonies at Tahite and New Caledonia. The
French Consul here is preparing for the
enerpency.
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LOWELL
Rcauty and the Beast.

LOWELL, MASS, July Ex-senator Ames
married the daughter of Ben Butler this
evening. They leave for Minnesota
shortly.
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The wheat crop in New York State will
be more than half of last year and of
superior quality. There will be a larger
crop of oats than last year.
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Enthusiastic Hass-MeeIing - Stir
ring Speech from Ex-PreSident
Johnson
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-18

~, p,.,,.n, no,ohn, eaI ,sso
, : ASTlr.". "ssIpsi ~ tncSi n,
lt; PIN
~ three Weeks ago purcnascd = noltif OF
Ssh, in INV INV b,p' which HiH for a lSSsv .I sins had been
troubling me. have been q cripple for 4 ong
time with the hip disease, ami my rnnrring NJ
times has been very great, and ] have tried
more . sur. cures" Tor pain than have nnSSfr
and toes, but until applied the hiNa of
PAIN 70 my hip had never been sniirel' TRY
nom pain. ] am now fully satisfied thnf y IL
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
ORDNANCE NO. 60.

A. OrAiaanee AnoadisE v,dihsac~
No. 80, entltled ..,An Ordinance 70
RIx aid Collect N Lteense 1'.n:"
passed March 13u, 4, H. 1860 :
s M, i:s.. 3. o. S .1sSs. Me- -
rNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town OF Gold Hill do ordain:
SECTION !. The sixth clnusc OF Section & OF
Ordinance No. %. entitled IAN Ordinance to
Ok and collect q license tax," passed March I'D,
A. d. 1859, relating Ia iheaters. ETC., Ia hereby
repealed.
SEC, 9. The tenth clau-c nj said section IL
hereby amended so ~ TO read ~ follows: Sec.
tton 10. For hawking or peddling any goods,
fruit or vegetables. or any waret or mercllail.
disc, or thing vi any kind whatever. OF any
value, except the agricultural product of the
State without a team or animal or anlmals), per
quarter, In advance, $25. or per day. Is.
SEC 8. The eleventh clause OF said Section l.
hereby amended 70 H. to read ~ follows: Sec
ton II. For hawking or pcddling With u team.
or with any animal Of animals, per quarter. in
advance, go, or per day. In advance. 81.
SEC. 4. Toe twelfth clause OF aid Section II
hereby amended 80 a. to read ~ follows: Sec.
ton II. For each omnibus or stage line. which
shall carry passengers or freight from and out OF
tho town OF Gold Hill. Or run within the incOr
porate limits Of raid town. per quarter. In al.
vance, SEQ
SEC, 3, The twcniy.recond clause of said Sec.
ton, relating to Telegraph companies, II hereby
amended no ar to TX the tax. per quarter. In nd.
vance, ut so.
SEC. g. The fnlI section OF Ordinance No "a.
entitled IAN Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 80, entitled an Ordinance TO fix and collect
q License Tax passed March sd, A. d. 1869,
passed May 18th, 1869. relating to Scales. and
persons engaged In the business Of weighing by
The ton, IL hereby amended 10 as to fx The tax.
per quarter, In advance. al 80.
SEC. Z. Tho eight section Of sald Act, relating
to dealers In quicksilver. Is hereby amended 30
Ia to fix the tax, per quarter, in advance, at $l5.
SEC, g. This Ordinance hall take effect and be
In force on and amer The Dirt day or July. 4. u.
lsI0.
II. II. FLAGG.
President Duard Of Trustees.
WM. HY. DoAHE, Clerk.
Gold Hill, June Nth. 1871. jelI.lw
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I.puA CON.OLIDATRD MIN

y Ing Company.-Location Of Works: Gold
lIil District, Storey County, State OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that At q meeting OF the
Trustees OF sald Company. held on the Thir-
,esnth dsy OF July, $50. an assessment CSo. y
Of One Dollar per share. was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable on the
fourteenth day Of July, 1870, to the Secretary. at
the Office of the Company. Room No. ls, Hay
wara's Building, No. 40 California street. San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
Said assessment shall remain unpaid IA the
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1879, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be daily adyer.
tied for sale at public auction On Monday, .Au-
yust I'd, 1870, and unless payment be made be.
fore, will be sold on SATURDAY, September
10th. 1870, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
WIN. WILLIS, Secretary.
ofice-Room No. IL, Hayward's Building.
No, 40 California street, San Francisco. Cal.
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4 MERICAH MINING COMPANY

Location OF WORKS, Gold mn, Storey
County, State OF Nevada.-Sotlce Is hereby
1iyen, that OF 3 meeting Of The Board OF Trus'
tees OF said Company, held on ihe. Thirteenth
day OF June, 1870, an assessment OF Three Dol.
lsrs (k3) per share was levied upon the capital
.tock or said Company, payable Immediately. In
u. 8. gold and silver coin, TO the Secretary,
Room No. 81, New Merchants Exchange, third
floor. Any stock upon which said asssssmeni
shall remain unpaid on the E1GHTEESTH OF
JULY, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and
win be duly advertised for sale, at public anc'
ilon, and unless payment shall DO made before.
win DO sold on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
August. 1870, 10 pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale. By order of the Board of Trustees.
J.. N. BURLINGTON, SECRETARY.
Oficc-No. 81 New Merchants Exchange,
csH6ornia street. San Francisco. icl5-td
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICE.
ANNUAL MEETING.

'pHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
L holders OF tho YELLOW JACKET SILVER
MINING COMPANY, will DO held at the office
Of the Company, in Gold Hill, on MONDAY,
JULY 18TH, 1870, at one o'clock p. NJ, for the
election Of Trustees. The Transfer Books will
he closed on the 18th of July.
+. =. OSBIST0N. Secretary.
Gold Hill, June 18th, 1871. JelStd
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES

y ing Company.-Location OF Works: Gold
Hill District, Storey County, State Of Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account OF assessment
No. 8, levied IN the Thlrtieth (30th) day Of
March, 1870, the ~ Ieral amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders, q
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DRLCMRR saa.vRR u
I'D company.-Location Of Works God HID
delinquent upon tho following described stock,
on account Of assessment No. 4, .lsfied on me
eighth day OF Jnuc, 1910, the several
amounts sct opposite the names OF the respect
I've shareholder. as follows: ae so saA
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And In accordance with law, aud an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the SIN day Oii
,June, 1871, so many sharet Of each parcel
Of said stock ~ may b. necessary. will be sold
Al public auction, ut tho Office OF the Company,
on SATURDAY, the Thirtieth day OF July,
1870, at one O'Clock T. ". OF that day tn pay said
costs or advertising and expenses Of rale.
II. G. KIBBE. Secretary.
Office Room Il. Hayward's Building, 80
California street. San Francisco. lyl3td
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u ~
y Mining Company-Location Of Works, Gold
I'm District, Storey county, State Of Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that AT a meeting OF the
board VI Trustees Of said company, held on the
rhirdsth (SOthl day Of Nay, 1870, an assess,
States gold coin, was leYiod upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately TO
ihe Secretary, at the Office Of the Company, No.
IS Merchants Exchange Building, California
street, San Francisco, CAL. Any stock upon
which sa!d assessment shall remain unpaid on
the FIRST usD DAY OF JULY, 1870, shall
DC deemed delinquent, and win be duly advcr.
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay.
ment shall be made before, VIII be sold on the
TWENTY.SEcOND Cssd) day OF July, 1870. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
EDW. +. STONE, Secretary.
once - Room No, - Merchants Exchange
Binding, California street, San Francisco, Cal
IfornIa- myyltd
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NANRY GOLD AND SILVER

HANRY GOLD AND SILVER
- Mining Compsny-Location: Spring Valley,
Lyon County, state Of Norada.-Sotiee l. here:
by given, that ~ q meeting OF tho Boarl Of
Trustees Of said Company, held on the eighth
day Of July, 1870. an assessment Of Ono and II
Half Dollars 81 S) por share was levied upon
the capital stock or said company, payable
immediately, In United States gold coin. 10 the
secretary, 1t the ONCE Of the Company, No. i9
Californis street. San Francisco, California;
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall nT
remaIn unpaid on the ELEVENTH A OF
tCGUST, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent,
and win be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall BE- mad nS.s DC,
fore. win be sold on Tuesday, the San Gay
Of August, 1870, to pay the delinquent asses
ment. together with costs OF advertising ana
By order of tho Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
Oatce-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, a Francisco, Caliior'
lia. Jyll.td
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
DR.. 8. T. e. BECK,

PROPRIETOR OF THE NEW YORK MI
i scum OF ANATOMY, Author Of MAR.
rage and its lmpediments." Manhood; or
Control OF the Passions" Medical Essays on
the Causes and Cure OF Premature Decline 10
Man" ETC., has conceded 10 the carnest tolicifa-
ton of numerous California patients. and per-
manenily located a Branch Of hi Establishment
1T ---
NO. al POWELL STREET,
Where he may be- consulted on those Diseases
which he has for 81 many years successfully
practiccd. VIZ:
Mental mud Ph, .icnl Disability, sperHia'
tarrhan. Nocturnal losses,
And all disease. Of tho Nervous and Gcneratiye
system, whether resulting from the errors OF
| youth, maturity or old age. patients may rcst
assured that from his long experience ana pro
f~essional standing, AL case must give way 70
hir ACKNOWLEDGMENT SKILL.
"CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS"
This very able work. s recent production Of
| DIR. BECK'S, treats principally on Diseases OF
| Inc Nervous and Circulating Functions; u hhowf
how Manhood may he lost. and how RESTORED.
JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY"
The above work may be- had on receipt OF 50
| cents, nv addressing the author, DIX. y. i. II.
BECK, No. III Powell street.
prDue notice will no given, OF the opening
! of the New York Museum Of Anatomy. go,
once hour for consultation, from 10 Z. y: TIL
8 4. T.. and ;r.m Q to Q P. \. daily. On sun'
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NFRICR OF kMPIRk MILL
~ and Mining Compsny.--Location Of Works,
Gold Hill. Storey County, Nevada--Soticc:-.
| The following certificates were sold at public
auction on SATURDAY., juno 18th, 1871, for
The non.paymcnt nf assessment No. 2, levied
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Sherwood 4 FreebOrn, Trus-
tecs, .lN 30. 800
Sherwood & Freedom, Trus- ~,
Sherwood i Frecborn. Tru.-
Sherwood i Frccborn, Trns.
tees ,ss?. -. 10: IN
Sherwood i Frepborn, THU. -
sherwood i Freseborn, Trus.
....i 10. . 10
Sherwood s Frceborn, Trus.
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tees .-.,.......... .........S 9s 10 10
Sherwood 4 Freeborn, Tus. -
tees. .............. .......sg9 M......p
Sherwood $ Frceboru, Trus- -
teea 800. TO-, 40
Sherwood s Freeborn, Trus-
tees, %3 ..tO......IO
Sherwood & Frecborn, TINS. =.
tees. q. 10. .....iO
Sherwood s Freedom, Trus- ~
Sherwood i Frceboin, Trus. ~
tees =. G7. ..i0......M
Sherwood + Frceborn, Trus-
. ..gOS. . 10. 40
Sherwood & Frcebom, THUS. n
Sherwood i Freedom, Trus- -
tees. BIB. i0.....M
Sherwood s Freeborn, Trus- -
sherwood 4 ifrccSorn, Trut.
Sherwood & Freel'orn, Tras-
.ulf. . w. . O. . ssSN
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RIC TUNNEL An MINING

Company.-Assessment Notice No. a.-The
ING OF the Trustees Of the Pacific Tunnel and
Mining Company, held this 9th day of July,
1870, an assessment Of Thirty 80 Cents per
ihsre was levied on each and every share OF the
capital stock OF the Company, payable lmmedt.
atcly, In gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the Office
OF the Company.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
W. DUNLAP, Secretary.
With Flagg & Co., Main street, Gold Hill.
Gala um ETnlvE -th ism iyT.im