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FI,HB Thirtieth Session of this Institution
i. will commence on Monday, 26th Sep
tember, 1870, and terminate on the 18th
of June, 1871, It,is economically situated in
the midst, of the beautiful and healthy hill
country of the "Panhandle" OF West Vir-
ginia, easily accessible by railroad or river
and surrounded with the most favorable in
fuences for student life 1t has a. property
in Endowment. Buildings, Apparatus, Library,
&C., of over $3.50, 900, aud is. thus enabled to
sustain faculty and furnish ABILITIES for a
thorough education, of the very first order
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public and private boarding, and, nm
furnished rooms win be- let to students who
wish to board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.. l. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Lan-
guages, for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts
2. Literary and Scientific Course for the De
gree of Bachelor of Sciences. 3. The Course
for Master of Arts. 4. The Course for Master
Of Sciences. 5. Special Courses jim Practical
Chemistry, Civil Engineering, sc. Detailed
information as to these courses will be found
in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM. The Institu-
tlon has compiele SET OIL rhliosophicai Ap
paratus, and students who wish it are trained
in the use of Field instruments also thor
! oughly fitted up Laboratory, for practical in
struction and work in Chemical Analysis, and
an ample Museum for the study, of Natural
History.
TERMS:
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from
81 to SIS per week. Unfurnished rooms SIS
per session to each student, PREF airing for the
Ministry. Free tuition to sons of Ministers
of the Gospel of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue
70 Prof. e. l.. Loos, Secretary, or to
w. K. PENDLET0N, President.
| jy26m3. bethany, West va.
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Sheriff Sale.
George W. Griffith
Elizabeth, Griffith ct al.

pY virtue of an order of salsto me directed
II from the court of common pleas OF Mon-
roe cou nty, Ohio, will offer for sale, ON the
premises, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. ~, on
Saturday, tie Sd day Of .september. lS70;l
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: Tho east half
of the northwest quarter of section sixteen
Of township Eve range five. containing eighty
acres more or less. Free of dover, IS
Appraisedat s., 800.
GE0RGK GALDWELL,
aug2w5 Sheriff NC. o. :
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Muskingum College.

ITfIlS Institution is situated al New Con-
i cord, Ohio. on the Central Ohio Division
of the B. & 0. r. Z,
Besides the Regular College courses, the In.
stitution has abnormal Department in which
special attention is given to the Theory and
Practice of Teaching. ..,
A competent Professor of Modern Langua-
ges and elocution has been secured.
Good opportunities for obtaining Music
Lessons are offered in the village.
Good boarding and lodging can be had at
very low fgnres. Many students board in
cubs, thereby reducing expenses about one
half.
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Sheriff Sale.
Stackhouso & Baker
VS..
Isaac Powell.

ny virtue Of an order of sale TO me directed
from the court Of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer Tor sale, on the
premises, between the hours of loo'clock a
m, and 4 o'clock p. m, on
Saturdag,thn 24th day Of fSeptcmdcr, 1870
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit; Lots number
forty-nne and seventy-fve, in the town o
Graysville.
Lot No. 40 appraised at 5000.
Lot No. rs appraised at 1898 66S.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
aug23w5. Sheriff N. c. Q.
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MA ARIETrA COLLEGE,

The next term will begin,.in sll Depart
neuts, Thursday Morning, September
l, and continue IL weeks - i, ;,
In the Academy, thorough preparation
for college may be obtained, and instruction
received in all the branches usually taught
in High Schools,
Tuition is ,remittsd, both in College and
Academy, to Union soldiers taking fun col,
lesiate course, aud TO students preparing fer
the ministry.
The Trustees have decided to establish a
Department Of Science. with special REFER
ence to mining, metallurgy, 20.
For further information, apply to President
Andrews. or to
aaS2wa L, EDdERToN, Treasurer.
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GsrWe notice the following Monroe
County persons, on Committees of the
First Annual Fair of the Barnesville
District Agricultural aud Horticultural
Association, to be held at Barnesville on
the 18th, 18th and l4th days of
October:
Isaac Hatcher, on thorough bred hor-
ses.
Henry Brown, ON horses for all work.
Samuel Z. Jones, on sweepstakes.
Harvey McVicker, on durham cattle.
A. G. Loper, on fine woolcd sheep.
S. Thornberry, on wines,
III. c. Kotzebue, on wines.
Mrs: S. L. Mooney,on household man.
ufactures
w. X. Upton, on Strawberries
Thos. Hayden, on agricultural nipple
ments.
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Farm for Sale.

nHE subscriber offers for sale his farm in
L Washington township, Monroe county, O.,
containing l40l one hundred and forty acres
This farm liesi2 (, miles north of the town Of
Graysville; iU0 acres Of cleared land aud the
remaining 40 acres geul timber. land There
is an excellent apple orchard OF large bearing
trees; it is well watered, and there is a good
well at the residence. The buildings consist ol
two round and one hewed log house; one log
barn 63 feet long by 80 feet wide, and five 10.
bacco houses, tLree in good and two in tolera
BILE order,
Terms will be made known to any person
who may desire to purchase. Seeding privile
ges will be given this fall and full possession on
the LIST day Of April, 1871.
ISAAC BEARDMORE,
iy19wj. Graysville, Monroe Co., O.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Marshall Morrow
vs.,
N Bortner ct al.

py virtue OF an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas of Mon-
roe county, olio, will offer. for sale, at the
door of the court house, in the town ol
Woodsfeld, on
iSaturddy,thc 2ith day of September, 1870,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and a
o'clock p. n, the following described real
estate situate iu Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number eigh,ynine in the town OF Woods
field.
Appraised at $525.
J.P. sPRIGas,
aug23w5 Master Com. NJ. C. y.
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Attachment Notice.

L, II. Steward, plaintiff, Before I. III Grif-
VS.. fifth. J. T. OF Suns
Maria A. Steward, def't- bury township Mon
roe county, Ohio: On the 9th day of August,
A. d. 1870, said Justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action for the sum
Of S75; set for hearing September 20. 1870.
augl6w3. EUGENE II. STEWAR3;
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To Brick Makers.

CEALED proposals for the manufacture o.
y $4,000 good merchantable brick, 8 inches
in length by 4 y in width, to be paid for il
Bonds of the Corporation of Woodsfeld, bear
ing interest at the rate of 8 per centum per an
NUN, payable semi-annually, will be received
at the Office of the Town Recorder, until the Isl
day of September, 1870.
!. One hundred and fifty Thousand brick to be
delivered on the 1st day of April, 1871; and
100000 to be delivered on the 1st day of July
1871.
BY order of tile Directors.
L. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
Woodsfcld, Monroe Co., O., Aug. 16-td.
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Eg'The County Board of Equaliza-
,tion, will meet September 9th, 1870, for
the purpose Of equalizing the real estate
OF the several TownsLipsin the County,
those who think, that the District Asses
sor appraised the land, or buildings too
high, will have chance to bring their
complaints before the board. augl6w3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

The CouNrf INfikaiAkY In This issue
will be found reply from Mr.. WILLIAM
READ to Mr.. z. ScnUMAcHER's lettea
published two weeks since, This con.
troversy has brought considerable to
light; whether there is anything further
to be exposed, that will add to what has
already been published, the future will
reveal.
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CALENDAR.
The Fall term opens August 20, 1870, and
continues eleven weeks.
The Winter term opens November 2S, and
lasts fifteen weeks.
The Summer term opens March 27, 1871
and closes June %, 1871.
Send for acircular (free of charge
Address, Rev. D. PAUL. Pres.
jys6w4. New Concord, 0. s
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John W. LLOYD, whose place Of residences
u is unknown, is notified that on the 23d
day of July. A. D., 1870, Margaret J. Lloyd
filed, in the Office of the clerk of the court Of
common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, her
petition charging said John W. Lloyd with
having been wilfully absent from her for
more than three years Last past, and asking
that she map be divorced IRON him and,foe
alimony; which petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said court.
MARGARET ]. LLOYD,
by HUNTER & HrSrxa, her Att'ys,
-jy26w6 4 <
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| EgMr. ROBERT SMITH, four miles
from this place, will offer his farm and
stock for sale ON Friday, the 10th day of
September.
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The polls to be opened between the hours
of and 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, and closed at 6 O'Clock IN the afternoon
of said Jay.
Given under my hand, at my Office in
Woodsfeld, this 23l day Of August, A, D..
1870, and of the 6Sth year of the State.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
aug23td. Sheriff Monroe county, thio. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

EEMr. CARTWRIGHT, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in this District,
favors free trade and the interests Of
Western farmers.
Mr. SpRAGuE. the Radical candidate,
fivors a high protective tariff for the
benefit Of Eastern capitalists; favors the
bankers, the and-grabbing rings and the
bondholders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

Gg Hon. HuGH j. JEwErr has been
nominated, by the Democracy, for Con-
gress in the 18th, and Gen j. w. DENVER
in the 9Th Ohio District.
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f5sWe publish several compliments
ry notices, on our first page, of the Hon.
-JonN CARrwRIGHr, Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this, 18th, District.
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EE Mayor GRIMsnAw, one day last
week, nominated and the Council elected
w. f. HUNTER, Jr, a member Of tic
Town Council.
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The following are answers to puzzles
aud riddles published last week:
Answer9so poetical enigma Josh
Billings Papers."
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Stolen or Strayed.

4 SMALL sorrel horse, white spot on fore
IN head left eye out, and branded on the
left shoulder with the letters U. s., left hind
foot white, and lump on his back caused by
the saddle.
Any one finding the above described horse
will confera great favor by leaving word al
the P. o. Clarlnston,
aug9. JOSEPH WARD.
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Es-NApoLEoN says he has been be-
trayed. BY whom? We suspect by the
Prussian Eeedle guns, or incompetehey.
The French people say that both are to
blame.
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Notice.

The Directors of the Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, ON the Sd of
August, 1870, made an assessment of 6
per cent. upon their premium notes, to
pay losses. JNo B. NoLL, Sec.
ano93w9
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NewAdvcrilsemcnls.

Adm'rs Sale Henry Morris.
Sheriff Sale Stackhouse & Baker VS.
Powell.
do Williams & West vs.
Brookover.
do Moore VS.. Brown.
do Abbot Us. Hamilton
do Schumacher VS.. Wehr.
Proclamation-G. w. Caldwell, Shift
Mas. Com. Sale-Schell VS.. Mason.
do Morrow VS.. Bortncr.
Monroe Mutual-J. B. Noll.
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Delp 9obertisemelts,
Infrmary Notice.

Al oTICE is hereby given to persons having
1S accounts against the County Inirmary
10 present them for payment on or before the
first day of September.
STEPHEN DOUGnERTY,
SCHUMACHER, SR.,
JESSE JACKsoN,s
gaug23Y2. Inismary Directors:
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On the 23d ballot Athens voted 26 for
Sprague, Monroe 8; Morgan 81; Wash
ington 81. Total 80 for Spraghe. Meigs,
Horton, IS; Washington 3. Total 80
The nomination of Mr.. Sprague was
made unanimous.
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& CLUB RATES. For clubs ofl0 subscri.
bcrs, and over that number, 81 so each
single subscribers 50; six months 81.
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Ez-Don't fail to read carefully the
column Of matter on our fourth page.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSW ERS

The following are the answers 20 the
problems published.in our issue of the
10th inst:
No. l.
aeoo AS . 12':: l2n. Gin. lift. 6ln-,ans.
No. 2-The door consists Of trian.
giles, the base OF each is 10 feet, perpen
dicular height II feet of 81 the area
of each triangle then is 60 feet: l0xl2
div. by go, and the whole floor 60xS
I-4S0 feet; ans.
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REThe Prussian needle-guns are
pricking the life out of the Napoleonic
dynasty.
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TOtaf value OF Real Estate Retur-
ned by the District Assessors Of
the several Townships In Nom
roe County tOr the Year 1870.

Three weeks since we published the
returns made by the Appraisers in all
the townships except Switzerland. We
now add the returns from that township: !:
No. Of acres IN II townships, 270,513
.. Switzerland, 1926
Total n the county, 2s7, 500
valuation in II townships, $685., ,l2S
Switzerland, 1T9,50S
Total, S3,5746S6
Value Of buildings in II tips, 1854, ,4S6
q Switzerland, 3S,697
Total, s573, 1888
Valuation of towns in ii tps., s259, ,47s
Total valuation 81 Iand,towns
and buildings in Il tps-, 81 $4,000
Switzerland. 21S,205
Total in the county, S4,4O7, ,265
Average per acre in Switzer-
land excluding buildings, 10 37-l00
Including buildings, II 6I-loo
Annraisemer,t in 1859, S3,122,3
Present appraisement onDbp. S3,474, ,036
Appraisement IN 1870, sed, 93S,229
Total in 1870, s4,4o7, ,265
Acres of Moved land, 62,9O2
In Switzerland, i,495 .o-
Acres meadow pasture 99,735
In Switzerland, ,ll9
I01 $50
Acresof wood land, lo7 SIG
In Switzerland, 1883
Total No acres in county. 2s7 sos
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l@Blank Deeds and Mott
cages for sale at his Office.
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MIR. S. also charges the old Directors
nth navinp Mr. Eisbar 257 6O4L.4a

Mr.. S. also charges the old Directors
with paying Mr.. Fisher S57 SO that does
not appear on the books. This you will
find in the last part of his letter of the
26th of July. This charge have con-
demned as false. Why does he not
prove it as he promised? Simply be-
cause it is not true.
Mr.. S. also charges me with promis.
ing to pay Mr.. Fisher 500 more than
the contract called for This statement
is also wicked, false and malicious and
| dare Mr.. S, to prove such a charge by
any man that can be believed under
oath.
But now, Mr.. Schumacher, in conclu-
sion, let me say to you, have no feel
ings of animosity against you, for am
well aware that these articles were not
written by you; they are not in yonr
style of talk by any means. l am also
well aware that the worst enemies | have
are in this town, and are doing all they
can to keep this controversy up. 1 only
blame you for being a, tool in such
hands. Yours, &c, WIN. READ.
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JonS SEirsBR & Co., Wholesale and R~ksil
Agents for the uusqualed Knabe PiAno, II &
1S, Hast State street, Columbus; 0.--aug3 16u
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Radical Nomination for Congress

|
The Radicals of this, 10Th, Congress
ional District assembled at Marietta, OF
the 17th and proceeded to put in nom
ination candidate for Congress, to b.
defeated ON the 11th day of October
The following are the proceedings ii
brief:
They effected a permanent organiza
ton in the afternoon, when the commit
tee on resolutions reported the follow
ing:
Resolced, That we accept and indorst
the platform adopted by the State Re
publican Convention at Columbus, Aug
ust 10, 1870.
Resolced, That this Convention here
by indorses the action of Z. II. Moore
our present memter OF Congress, as al
able, honest and faithful public servant
Resolrcd, That the members of this
Convention pledge themselves to give
the nominee of this Convention Their
ardent and undivided support.
Announcements Gen. c. III. Grosve.
nor, Athens Hon. V. B. Horton, Meigs
Capt Warren Hollistcr, Monroe; Hon
VIM. 2. Sprague, Morgan; Hon. S. S,
Knowles and Judge L. w. Chamberlain
of Washington.
The first five ballots resulted
Athens-Grosvenor, 26.
Meigs-Horton, 2S.
Morgan-Spraguc, 81.
Monroe-Hollister, 8.
Washington-Knowles, 10; Chamber
lain, Is.
After the fifth ballot a motion was
made and carried for each delegate to
cast his own written ballot.
Fifteen ballots were taken IN this man.
ner, when the Convention adjourned to
IL ID NJ
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EC L & hi II A M

Pic MICS and parties supplied with ice
cream. cakes and fruits on short notice. Ice
cream served each evening.
dec7Y. JACOB REINHERR,
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Puzzles, Enigmas, Riddles, Answers,

No. SO days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04
Very Important Decisions.

Some wa, records the following "de"isioh."
under the internal revenue law:
"rhc latest decision OF the commissioner OF
internal revenue covers the following points -
Parties using paper collars must Use them from
the original packages; that is, from the box in
which they have been purchased; and three
cent revenue stamp must be attached to each
one when put ON. When the collar becomes
soiled, and j. turned with the clean side out it
must receive another three cent stamp, and also
must be con-picuou-ly stamped with the word
turned Boxes when empted cannot be used
~ second time, but must be destroyed in the
room where emptied, and the assessor furnished
with a certificate Of the fact. If thrown out Of
the window, or carried out in IL coal scuttle or
wash tut, such boxes will be subject to export
duty.
Boo,hl ck, are required to use their backing
Just ~ they fluid 1t when the box is opened add.
ing n"ttl"y to /, whatever. The act of splitting
in ia, box and -mearing the contents with the
brush constitutes the bootblack a mixer or recti.
fer or manufacturer Of blocking, and he must
pay the ordinary manufacturers price. Each
boot blackcd. for which the sum of five cents il
paid toy the wc,rer, must receive, at the expense
of the bootbluck, II four and three quarter cent
stamp.
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tIUSIC.-Mlss MARY LORnIAUX. Teacher Of Mu
asid Madison vtrGSts. .aprne tmoss y
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liANks.

We have prohibited the State from being in
,er"s',d Ia nv Banking Corporation. Forbid
the esmhh' 'l"ent of any Banks of issue. deposit
or Discount. Without the approval of majority
ot the votes east At II general election. w. have
declared that no suspension OF specie payments
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com CREATIONS.

We hnv" provide ''w' no corporation public
q, plt ,r. shall t.. created or have it, charter
nm,ndrl 10y special l,v. except institutions for
,hnn,hr. educational or reformatorv purposes,
under the pn,ro,a. ~ the State. Ali grants "t
charters tor special aud exclusive privileges nm.
der which no organizations have taken place, or
which shall not hnvr been in Operations within
tea days after thi~ Constitution takes effect,
-hall n" invalid. We have pr"hihtrd thp con.
-truotlon of street nilwn,- wlihou, the consent
ct The local authorities in t"wns and cities: and
We have provided for the protection of the mi
nori'y Of Stockholders OF private corporations in
the election of directors.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-26
DILL TINES.

The wall of dull aud hard times is not con-
fined to TuoiunIe. visited Stockton few
The union Democrat., 1870-02-26

EH- Medical Advtce.-DR. WN X. pouEhI1'N
Medal and Surgical Institute becoming siNE Qua ION
tie the welfare of State aud health of our ezens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although II may eA
cite surprise, but the signal of SKILL and follows the
natural effect Of such We are personally ac-
lusiuted with gentlemen who suffered for years
der chronic disease aud who hsd taken
available means that promised relief but wiio success
they they called upon Dr. Doherty whor 'ncred
IDLY short space of time has given them entire relief II
is gratifying TO this fact because the Doctor
gentleman who seeks, by defamation of others. "a
tahiish his reputation the structure Of his
uron the rril. of anothers fame. The Doctor
ducts his Institute in such that must hs cs,y
ing to all his patients lie examines, advises and recon-
mends without charge and the patieI. after hearing his
terms for treatment accept reject at pleasure In
does the Doctor make acbare unless ne effects
This he able to do. because &c feels tie con
dence which long experience has given ard doubt the
consolation which apperains TO that erdenee Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease. woui lc
well 10 consult h Doctor; st all events tcan do no HARM
for consultation he asks fee; does he insist
obedience TO his advice unless the patient places himself
under his care" His offices Sacramento street
p,se the rscifc Msil Steamship ofhce.-s. >. NEvs.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-26

~ OF Tuolumne Z. IL. Leversee -Not;cs : harh
given, that AZ meeting Of the Springfield Tunna r
n.y. held At Springfield in said County and State aforesaid
on tue 81 day OF October. ls69. Assessmen. Of On,
Com was eye against one and half shares i, th
Springfield funnei Company, situated IN the
Mining histrei. State and Ceunty Sfresad ea,,,aS -,
owned by you, Ter ia performed and material nrn;hs
for sinking shaft and making tunnel No,iee i H.
e g'Sea inst unless The aeose mentioned Assessment,
I on er before the 10Th day of March, D. lS-0 tha,
Notices Viii be posted and the above mentioned share sS
at Public Auction or suciency thereof to satisfy SO
de'inqaepc together with the Of sale ss nri -
An Act of the Legislature OF this State entitled .1n
concerning partnerships for mining purposes approved
April ID 1S6s.'' ff'e'e1
NATHL. CLARK
Superintendent and Secretary r,Na,sn,
IauulFv :. iS-N-S.SW NNiN