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wheeler Mi Ming Com pany.-Loca-

ton # Works: Pine Grove. ESnerald County ~
Notice is hereby gwen, that at meeting Of the
Trustees Of said Company, held on the 25th Of
August 1870, assessment Of fifty (50) cents per
share levied upon the capital stock of sid
company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold Com, to the Secretary, at the Office Of the
company, Pier IL Stewart street, san Francisco.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
man unpaid on the 3Ofh Of September. 1870. shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised
for sale ut public auction, and unless payment shall
be made before, will be seld on THURSDAY, the
atiI d.v Of october 1870, TO pay the said delin-
quent assessment, together with costs Of adverti-
sing and expens of the sale.
Once: Pier II Stewart street, fan Francisco,
g. IN. roiaivoI aDw 1 T. sss 49, ~
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Public ResoIution-No7.l

A Resolution to extend the port of entry Of the
collection district Of New Orleans
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the Cnit-d States of America in
Congress assembled, That the limits Of the port of
New Orleans . port If entry be enlarged and
extended 20 as to include all that portion Of the
parish Of Jefferson, left bank, in the State Of
Louisiana, lying between the Mississippi river and
Lake Pontchartrain, and between the upper line
Of the psrsh Of Orleans, left bank, aad . line
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TPublic-No 39.I
An Act to incorporate the Washington HoEneo
ptthic Medical Stciety.

An Act to incorporate the Washington Ecmeo-
ptthic Medical S'ciety-
Re il enacted by the Senate and Fouse Of Rep
reselta lives # the United States of America in
c. ngress assembled, That Tuliio s. Verdi. Gus
taye ". Pope c. W. Sonnenschmiit. 4 5. Kim
ball and Jehu Brainerd. ami their associates and
sscce-scrs, physicians, be. and th-y hereby are,
ma e y corporation by the name Of the Washing
ton Homeopathic M-.iital sccie.y with all the
powers ami privileges, AMI subject to all the
duties liabilities, and restrictions set forth in
this act.
SEC :. And be it further enacted. That said
corporation NAV hid real and personal estate TO
the am cunt Of twenty i!"ust,sd dollars
SEC 3 Ard he it further enacted. That the
m,nIhers Of said society. such OF their .ficer
or m. mbers Jas they sl.al appoint shall have The
power Z, practice medicine and surgery and col
Iect their within the District # Coluinhia.
SEC l. And be il further enacted, Thsr the
members Of ,aii society, or such Of their Ulcers
CT members they shall appoint, sha haze full
power and authority to examine all Candidates
FIR membership concerning The practice of specific
medicine and surgery provifed said candidates
shall sustain q g.-.i mnIal cha acier. and shall
present letters i,l Of their qualifications
w" legally authorized medical institution
snd II, NJ such examination the same cA.i6i-
G-.es without exception on account Of color.
shA.l be- ,..nd qualified for the practice of medi
cine and r.Ty they shall receive the certificate
Gin -mb RIP OF the license To practice medicine
WITHIN the District Of Columbia.
BIC. & AMI be il further enacted, That any
p, a. yzAsss Of acts conflicting with the prvvin
~ ~ Isl. aet be. and are hereby, rspsaled.
A0uUvsd April = 1910.
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sls Gifts In all ...........s5OO. 900

The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board II
Trustees OF the Mercantile Library Asset ton,
assisted by supervisory Committee. seiecte'i
from State, City and County officers, and We'll
known citizens # San T augi>co.
ROBERT b. SWAIN, President NJ A.
W. Ii. l.. BARNES Vice President.
WM. 4. RALSroN, Treasurer.
After paying the expen rs of the enter alninenf
Al m king she ds'riouti If the gifts, a. above
announ, ed, the balance will be applied TO eXtiH-
gushing the present Indebtedness u The Aefc',h-
tile Library Association.
ii .lders # tickets o which gifts may be awarded
will receive the sane on pre- entation OF ssch tick
cts or coupons to the Business Agents II the b ard
Of Trustees, at their office, No. SIS California
street, san francisco.
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River Railr ad Company, it's assigns, to
change the established line Of said road in the
state Of Nebraska.
Re il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
veseatatives Of the United states Of America in
Congress assembled, Tat the Burlington and
Mississippi River Railroad Company, or its "a
signs, in the State Of Nebrs ks, may 50 far change
the location Of that portion of its line that lies
west Of the city Of lincoln, in sail State. shown
by the map thereof now file in the General
Land Once Of the United states, to secure a
better and more practicable route. and to con-
wi h the Union Pacific Railroad at e-
the Fort X arnev eser alton, said new line TO be
lpcA,ed within the limits OF the land grant made
by the United States to ari in the construction !:
Provided however. That said line shall not be
heated farther south tia the u thern bonnda
~ libe of township number seven. IN said State,
aud said change shall net impair the tights To,
nor change the location Of the said land grant.
ami the said company its assigns, shall receive
n different or other or Crater quantity of land
than if this act had not passed, and NJ chance
al been made in the Local Ell line Of said railroad.
Approved May d, 1870.
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IFublic-No. al

An Act declaring the construction Of d" An act to
incorporate the National Theological Inst y
approved May tenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-sx, and also -" An act to amend an ACT
entitled An act TO incorporate the National
Theological Institute. and to define and extend
the powers Of the same" approved March
second, eighteen hundred and ski .sev.n.
Whereas an act to incorporate the National
Theological Institute. approved NJ y ten. eighteen
hundred and sixty sig. and also an act to define
and extend the powers Of the same, approved
March second, eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
has Thavel been miscon,trued by an attempt to
remove the seat of its operations TO a distant
locality direct contraventon Of said acts and
whereas the following named persons. JOSEF c,
Lewis Edmund Turney. John s. Pol-r, aries
H. Nor e, William T. Johnson Lindsay Mu-e,
William Z. Nelson, George Z. Mcclellan. Clement
Robinson, George VI. Cvndron, s. Alexander, T.
H. Hutchn-. W. T. Wi>wall. S. - Crissey con-
committee, by the authority # said corpoi alton
at its seat Of operati ms within the said District
If Columbia. according to the intention of said
acts; Now, therefore.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
rrsents tives If the United States of America in
Congress assembled tn It The II operations Of
the National Theological Institute and University,
incorporated under the act approved May renth,
eighteen hunnred and sixty-,ix, which act vas
amended and extended by the act Of March
second eighteen hundred and sixty seven. shall
be- an, the same is her by, located vi Inn the
city Of " ashngton in the District Of Columbia:
Provided, that n,thinl, herein Contained shall be
~ Construed as 10 prevent said Cooperation from
establishing such brsncf es without the limits Of
said District as my be n W authorized by law.
Approved, April -. $50.
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Public Resolution-No. 81

A resolution in relation to the printing, for the
use # the Department If state. Of additional
copies Of documents emanating from that de-
y riment.
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An Act to authorize the Burlington and MISSOURI
River Railr ad Company, it's assigns, to
change the established line of said road in the
state Of Nebraska.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO THE TREATY BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND c. INA. OF JUNE Is. 1855.
By THE President OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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Resolved by the Senate and House # Represen-
tatives If the United Stales If America in tom
yress assembled, II at hereafter, in addition t.
the number Of copies of documents EN- tnating
fir. m the Dep 'rtment Of State which may be or
der ell to be printed by either house OF Congress.
it shall be the duty ~ the Congressional Prin' e.
e. cause to be printed for the If thar depart
m. nj five hundred cupies 1t every such document.
when requested to do by the Secretary Of
State Provided, That the expense If the same
hall in NO single case exceed the sum Of nvs
huu6r~d dollars
Apprvvsd, April Is, 1s7o. .a.aF
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NOTICE,

HOLDERS OF TICKETS to the GIFT CONCERT
in aid of the Mercantile Library Association. are
hereby notified, that the Consert is postponed
until
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Wednesday, September 28th, 1870.

Betw cen the hours of 2 and s o clock P. NJ, of
that day, at the following places:
Carson PTecinct-At the Law Office Of Clay ton
Davis.
Empire Precinct-At Wolf 4 Staple.
The f,ll"wing Judges and Clerks Of election
were chosen: carson Precinct-Judges, james
Duffy. Joseph Ro-enstock; Clerk, J. c. Dorsey.
Empire Precinct-Jndges J. Freeman j.
Bright; Clerk, J. Longabangh.
4tn. 1t resolved. that a prims ~ electi n
90 delegates TO the state Convention of the DEM
ocratic Party u be he d in Eiko on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1870, be held
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From Carson Precinct.
From Empire Precinct.

eth. 1T was resolved. that in Case Of failure to
act on the par; of any Judge clerk Of the cleo
tons authorized by the Committee, any ten qua
lifted Democratic voters asse nbled at the polling
places above designated, NAV se,ect judges or
clerks to fill any vacancy, and to such
Judge or clerk. A. a. ILLS, Chairman
u A GILBERT, Secretary. aula-td
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Aud will -uperintend the business in person and
employ only mr. I class WHITE ASSISTANTS.
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Au2 If.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF ORMsBY
COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of O-msby County, held in Cars'n City,
August l., 1870, the following proceedings we're
had
lst 1t was resolved that a County Convention of
the Democratic Party Of Orm,by County be
held Al Carson City, on
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Tuesday, the 23d day Of August, $780,

at the same places, between the same hours with
the same Judges and CLERKS as sre above de,irna-
ted in the case # the election for delegates
County Convention.
5th. 1t was resolved, that voter at the
Democratic primary elections, shall possess the
10 lowing qualifications lie shall al the time of
hol,ing sald primary elections, be duly quail fled
eIector Of Ormsby County. and he shall. if re-
qured. pledge himself to support the ticket Of
the Democratic Party at the general cleo lion in
November, A. d. 1870.
9TH. 1t was resolved that the apportioument
of Delegates To the State Convention from Ormsby
County be as follows
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Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.

At l. O'Clock, NJ. to nominate two State Sem
ators, three Assembiymen, one Sheriff. one Treas
urer, one Recorder one County Clerk. one Asses
SCR; District Attorney, three County Com
missioners. ono Public Administrat T, one County
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, one County
Surveyor, one Justice of the Peace and ene Con
stable, FIR Cars,n and Empire tow ships respec-
lively; and County Central Committee
I'd. 1t resolved that the apportonment of
Delegates to the County Convention be as follows:
Carson Precinct
Empire ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bIunsWlch 1
T,,., !,
3d. 1t was resolved That the Urinary election
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Sd. 1t was resolved, That the Urinary eleotir
in the several ecincts for Delegates to the Count
Convention be held on
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30

The Delaware peach cropi is estimated
at 100000 baskets,
The town of Hatfield, Mass, realizes
$4,000 annually from its tobacco crop.
Delaware shipned " 100000 boxes
of strawberries to Philadelphia the past
season.
The Treasury Department Bureau Of
Engineering and Printing employs nearly
1000 persons.
There are in Wisconsin 80 cheese
factories, using the milk from 10 1907 cove,
manufacturing 517,G07 pounds of cheese.
The valuation of the taxable property
Of Maine amounts to $2t9,665, 504 this
year, an increase of s57,507,9 800 since 1869.
"A man in Albany bought an acre Of
land three years ago for $3.50, and during
the past season has netted $1,700 for
strawberries raised on IL.
"A smart storekeeperin Keokuk, Iowa,
has q novel dodge TO advertise his
wares; he furnishes pet dogs with body
blankets, on which are printed his adver
tisements.
Iowa plants every year a forest Of 8,
100000 trees. Within considerably lesi
than half a dozen years $4,000, 600 fores
trees have been planted, and are nov
growing in the Northwest.
The copper works at vershire, Vt.
arc empkloDyySmasF ffF5Hf s56to 800 workmen
Weld about 1876 tons of ore per week, anc
claim to be the only copper mines in The
country which pay expenses.
The Wonen's Cooperative Associa
ton of San Francisco, established In 1863
has, during the last two years, earned
net profit Of 30 per cent. on the capital In
vested. Over 200 workwomen have her
found constant employment.
The Peoria I'M Democrat he's the fol
lowing; 1--WE learn that the agent, II
this city, of an extensive firm deducted
half days wages from the salary Of a poo
girl, who had lost that length of time i
attending her fathers funeral. She wa
getting two dollars and fifty cents pc
wpak.h
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Pudd!ngs and How to Make Them.

Appb Ousard-Peel, quarter and bake
rich, tart apples, OF stew them slowly N
a very little water oil n pudding dlsn
two.thirds full. When cold, pour over q
custard made by stirring into . quart Of
boiling milk a tablespoonful Of hour wet
with a little milk, two spoonfuls OF white
sugar. and two r Flavor with lemon.
Bake in \ quick oven. To be eaten
cold. +.
TdpGocd Pudding Soak a teacup. Of
tapioea in three aud q half cups of boiling
water, and two spooniuls OF white sugar
Keep IL In a warm place for three hours
Fill q two-quart pudding.dish three
fourths full OF rich, ripe, tart apples, peel
cd and chartered. Pour tho tarloca over
the apples and add half q tea cup OF cold
milk 10 brown the tapioca' Bake an
hour.
Sdqo Pudding.--pick over and wash .
teacupfull OF sago; pour on nearly q quart
of boiling water; add q hall teacup o.
sugar, and a little milk, II preferred, 10
brown. When cold, pour 1t over the ap-
ples, or mix the two to2ethtr In q
pudding dish and bake an hour.
Fdrina Pudding. Sprinkle two'thirds
ola tea.cupfull of farina slo .ly, intoaquart
OF boiling water add half . cup Of white
sugar. and a cup Of milk. Mix thor
ourhIy, and pour into a puddi5gdish, In
which A quart and a halt Of nice tar
apples, peeled and quartered, have beer
put. .oa.,h.,
Two tea,cupfulis Of pitted raisins, pre-
viously stewed, may be substituted iof w
apples. Bake n hour.
Rim and Appis Pudding--pick oYc
and wash o tea-cupfull OF best rice. e'eal
Il until tender, In two cups Of cold water
snread Il over o quart or three pints Q
FOOD ripe apples, quartered; pour owe
One or two cups Of milk, If preferred, 9
omit the milk and add a little water to u
anples. Half q cup Of white sugar ma
he added at the table, II preferred.
To an unperverted appetite. tnis an
several OF these buildings will relish VIII
out the sugar, or indeed the miiK, II CAT
fully baked, and II rich apples are usea,
A good rice pudding Is made py ~
ring two cups Of pitted and steWeo ralslL
into the steamed rice, milk and sugar an
baked an hour. n.
Blanc Name and Fruit Puddsag--b
for a few moments six sp ontuis q "
solved corn starch In q quart OF poilln
: water. Pour IL Immediately over q qua
|, Of ripc peaches, previously peeled n
J auartercd, and placed in adish with sug'
sprfnkled over them.
To be eaten cold.
r Instead OF peaches, mellow pears
!. apples, or s.ewed ounces, ripe piuns
cherries, Or marnalade or Jam may
! used. s.
r instead OF corn starch, five spooniu
Q Of fine fiour, or, still better, graham nou
: with or without an egg, may be SUBS
> tuted.
. Rice Puddlxg.--Wash thoroughly 2 =
cunfal Of best rice, add half q cup
white sugar, q quart Of water, and !
. game Of milk. Bake slowly four houi
stIrring occasionally, except the last no
7 "A cup CT raisins Is an Improvement!
I Herald Of Health.
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Foreign Gossip.

Charles Dickens Gad's Hill lsce viii
be sold in August.
The London directories contain fly
new trades every year.
The English debt is aow less than 1t
has ever been since 1918.
Over 5000 petitioners pray the House
of Commons to abolish compulsory yacci-
nation.
Returns show that last year no less
than 2,758 horses were killed for food In
Paris.
The Ontario Provincial show Is to be
held at Toronto, October 81. About
$4,000 Is to be gwen in premiums.
The visiting cards used in China are
large square pieces of red paper, on which
the name is printed in n corner.
The family of the late Charles Dick
| ems have declined an offer Of c2,000 FL
| Inc manuscript of "Edwin brood"
The Emperor of Russia Ia a nephew
Of the King Of Prussia, being. grandson
| Of Frederick William III, and Louisa.
Baron Rothscbild, who was recently
drawn a. q member Of the jury OF tbs
Paris High Court, did not attend, aud wa
fined 5000 francs.
stockings are going out Of fashion 10
ladies' street wear in Paris, and bare fee
and sandals are to be generally introduced
British Columbia Is to vote in Sep
TENDER on the question Of "Confedera
ton" or "No Confederation with tn
Canadian Dominion.
The total amount Of coal consumed |
Europe for the manufacture Of gas !
estimated at one hundred and sixty mi
lion of hundred-weights
Alter the battle of SadoTa, old Ger
oral Won Moltke said TO the King Of Prui
! sia aThis is a glorious victory, you
Majesty. Would 10 God II had been cTs
the Frenchp
in Russis the telegraph Is now chief
D worked By women, and they have prove
40 efaclent that tho Minister of the Ii
terrier has laid before the Imperial CouI
eli a scheme for their further emploI
nent In the public service.
The hottest place In England,
seems, ia London. The average heat
that city during the first week of The pre-
. emf month was 90.2 degrees Fshrenhei
The lowest average in England durir
the same time was T86 degrees, and VI
locality Liverpool.
A slight fire recently took place
! the clock-toTer OF the Parliament Hori
! in London, caused by the ignition Of Il
quantity Of cocoanut fibre, four tons, kel
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The Wyoming Daily fsaier urges the
election Of a female delegate To- Congress
The Independent order Of Odd Eel.
lows In Indiana number 1900
Niles Ursula shields hss been elected
Vice President Of tho Topeka Typograph.
icl Union.
senator Pratt, 81 Indiana, has With
drawn his resignation and VIII serve out
his term.
The New York Mercantile Library
Association aided 1900 books 10 their
collection during the pas, year.
The new Insane Asylum Of Wiscon.
sin will be located four miles north OF
! Oshkosh, on the shore Of Lake Winnie.
bago.
"A. T. Stewart made a round million
Of dollars by buying gold, all the way
down TO the lowest figures, aud holding
on to q recent date.
Ida Lewis is sick-suifering Il Is said
from the injuries she received in r%escuing
the soldiers in Newport harbor in th'
spring Of 1869.
Miss Mary Barry, OF Knoxville, Ten
utsttt, Hos INAtAftN u HilNS tNthh ~ va
ducing one hundred childrea TO attcn'
Sunday school.
1t has been noticed at oil the fashion
able resorts this Summer that the ladici
toilets are much mere simple than the,
have been Tor many previous years.
The Rev. j. M. Knowllon, Of Vei
mont, has spent seventeen years IN Tn
Missionary field, most of the time 1
China. lie Is now on a visit to his forme
home.
Ext Commissioner Wells will sail 70
Europe to be gone two months. On hi
return he will enter upon his duties a
Commissioner to report IS to the eXpcd
9 ency Of q new system OF assessment an
, Taxation in New York State.
Within enc year, Messrs, Rober
-, Brothers, publishers, have paid Miss A
cott, author Of "Littlo Women" and N
! Old Fashioned Gid" over $4,000 as a.
. thor's percentage on those two book
I Miss Alcoit Is now Ia Germary.
Walter Sterling, Of Bridgeport, @
who recently died, had been for thir'
u years an engineer on the Housatonic roa
Z having during that time run a total d
Z lance Of $4,000 miles. His only soric'
injury during all his service was the fra
ture Of a limb in two places some twent
years ago by his engine running of {
y track,