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Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
HENRY &. FREEMAN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before ME,
j. b. NoYEs.
Commissioner for Tennessee in New York.

sworn TO ana subscribed before ME,
j. B. MOVES.
Commissioner for Tennessee in New York
Know all men by these presents, that the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
New York, do hereby authorize any and
all agents that said cnmpany has or may
hereafter appoint in The State OF Tennessee
for and in behalf OF said company TO accent
and acknowledge services of all process ci-
ther mesne or finalin any action or proceed
ing against said company in any of the
courta of said State of Tennessee and it is
hereby admitted and agreed that such SER
vice or process aforesaid shall be taken and
held to be valid and sufficient in that behalf
the same as if served ,pon said company
according to the laws and practice of said
State or of any other State and all claim or
right of error by the manner of such service
is hereby waived and relinqu. shed,
Witness our hand and the seal of said COM
pany. J a Hardenbergh, I'd V. Pres.
l.. s. Henry c. Freeman, Secretary.
STATE OF MIssIssIpPI-ss.
|, ii. Musgrove, Auditor of public ac-
counts OF the State aforesaid do hereby cer-
tify. that the foregoing statement Of the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance company of
New York is truly and correctly copied from
the original on file in my office.
L. s. Given under my hand and official
seal this 18th day of March 1870.
II. MUsGRovE.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
April % II 35
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
No. 40 North Court Street.

%'N' - A'Oheh StulO ollSCts
NORTH side of Court Square, Men,
lN phis, Tennessee, is acknowledged bv
all parties interested as by far the MOST
SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treat
ment of Private and Secret Diseases. -
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guar
anteed in every case, male or female. Re.
cent cases of GonOrrhea and Syphalis cured
in few days. without the use of mercury,
change Of dict, or hinderance from busi.
ness. Secondary Sypbalis, the last vcstage
eradicated WITHOUT the use of mercury -
Sufferers from lmpotcncy, or loss of Sexual
power, restored to free vigor in few
weeks. elect or Gonorrhea of long stand
ing when all internal remedies have failed,
permanently and speedily cured by n new
treatment.
Victims of self-abVsc and excessive vcne-
ry, suffering from spermatQrhea and loss of
physical aid mental power, speedily and
permanently cured. Glg"All consultations
strictly confidential. ~$l
Office hours from ga. IN. to p. IN. and .
to 8 p. III.
DIR. }. B, RUSSELL.
Consulting Physician.
j.. G. WARRAN, Scc'y.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application.
Feb. II IL % 5aaar>---~~-sr .@ .-,-~~-,--
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
Louisiana Creole
AFR II T. S T O r u r.

II the cheapest preparation to the consumer induces
vigorous circulation huls g. 1t tie Growth perfectly
and permanently H. elec0y prevents the hair falling out
1t the h.ir glossy appearance e. 1t tone
to the scalp dcpose the pcrTrr upon
the head keeps the head free from dandrut preserves the
hair in original purity in the performance Of
functions is the best dressing for the hair known r.
highly periumel 49, is the pleasant and agree
bic to use A. 1t restores HART its original color.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22

1t will be we'll if the planting in
terest reflect upon the following
figures given by the New Orleans
Picayune of a recent date. Expe-
rience has proven the fact, that the
price Of cotton is dependent very
much upon the number of bales
raised annually, SO that whether
small crop or large crop is raised
the amount of money brought into
the country is very much the same.
The safest way is to plant suffi-
cheney of grain for home con-
sumption. Read the figures:
''The increase over 1868 is now
nearly SO per cent. The receipts
for the week, we're 19,25O bales
gross, and 17,496 proper, against
1887 proper last week, 21,202 the
week before, 25,743 three weeks
since, and 10,427 for the cores.
ponding week last year. The pros
poets are still quite favorable for
total at this port for the season of
] 100000 bales. AIiddling now
stands-@22c. against 2S4@2SIc.
at the same date last year"
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22

|. Sheppard can supply you with
all kinds of agricultural imple.
ments. He has plows of the
most approved patters, stocked
and ready to upturn the soil.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
Side Walk Notes.

Delightful weather.
The gardens look "snntchin.'
Spring has begun in good earn
est.
The late frost did no damage.
B. B. Wilkes Esq. is in town.
DO not forget to attend the con-
cert and dramatic entertainment
tonight week.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
NOTICE.

The members of the Board of Police are
requested to meet in Lexgton on Monday
the 25th inst. at which time Road over
seers are requested to make their returns.
W. IL. LYON, Pres. B. p.
April s Il 80
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22

ESE. NJ. Yerger was admitted
to bail few days since. The bond
given is $4,000.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
AuctiOneer..

Having executed bond for the Office Of
Auctioneer in this county-I will faithfully
erve all those who may favor me with
patronage.
q o. F. HOSEA.
october LIST. nc, If.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
April. 21st., 1870

MIR. EDITOR: Mr.. Howard, at
Durant, is supplied with good
horses and vehicles, and proposes
furnishing transportation to all
who wish to travel through the
country. Those having stock to
feed or sell, will find Mr.. H. suppl
cd with plenty of provender, dry
stables, water convenient, and at
tentive ostlers. He will make am
pie deductions to drovers, or those
wishing to make permanent con-
tracts for feed or hire. His stable
is convenient to the Hotel and
railroad. Mr.. Howard's experience
and business tact guarantees salts
faction. Mr.. Scarborough is con-
nected with the above stable.
TRAVELLER.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
Mississippi and Tennessee IL. X.
TIME TABLE No. 10.

GsY@ See DR.. j. B. RUSSELL card in refer
ence to his Memphis Medical Institute.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
$2.25l .o57 Il

COUNTY Of NEW YORK, ] S.. =
j. A. Hardenbergh, I'd Vice President.
and Ienty 9. Freeman, Secretary, of the
aforesaid company, beng duly and several
ly sworn according to law, depose and say
that the foregoing is u full, true and correct
statement Of the affairs of said company
on the day named, to the best of their
kowledge and belief.
j. A. UARDENBEEGH, ID Vice President.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi Circuit Court
Holmes County. May Term 1870.
$. A. Egglcston Use sc Notice is
vs. hereby piYcu
4. Darnell and W. Wilson. to Il. 'Dalncll
that an attachment was issued at the suit OF
5. a. EggleStOn Tor the use Of the board OF
Police OF liolmcs county, against the estate
of u. Darnell and ". " lIson, for the sum
of Sc, $50, which suit spending in the cir
cult court OF said county, and that unless
he, the said Il. Darnell, appear on the ir-t
day Of the next succeeding term Of salu
court, 10 be holden at the court house III
the town of Lexington, on the first Monday
in May next, and plead to said action.
Judgment. Will'be entered, and lIiG7 estate
will be sold. "a .
james Rowrn Clerk,
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
NSeveral months ago, Mr.. T..

HSeveral months ago, Mr.. T,
Potter after several years absence
returned to this place, and organi-
zed the "Lexington Cornet Band"
and we are indebted to his assidu-
Gus labor and care tor a first-class
Brass Band at this place. An en-.
tertainment will be given by the
Band tonight week, consisting of
choice selections of clasic music.
among which we notice "Brightest
Eyes," arranged for full Band; "Ah
che la morte Ognora" sung in the
original text from Trovatore, and
several instrumental solos among
which is the wonderful "Echo Solo,"
spoken of by our exchanges as
having been "executed by Mr.. Pot
ter with mastery skill and fine eff
fect-a new era in cornet playing"
The whole will conclude with an
original dramatic burlesque emit,
tied "The Dramatist, or Adventures
Of Manager" Characters by the
Band. Admission $1 children and
servants half price. Tickets can
be procured at the store of J. G.
Hall & Co., or at Sims & Jenkins
drug store.
The Band in order to accommo-
date families and those living in
the country, will give
MATINEE
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, on
which occasion the admission will
be SOC, children and servants half
price. 1t is due to the band to
state that after paying expenses,
the proceeds of these entertain
ments will be devoted to charita,
BILE purposes in our midst. 1t is
therefore hoped that our citizens
will turn out tonight week en-
naasse, and give encouragement to
such a laudable purpose, in a sub
stantial way.
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22
Statement Of the Condition OF the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, on the first day
of January. 1870.

Of January, 1870.
Made to the Controller of the State of Ten
neSsee on lst January, 1870, and Auditor
of Mississippi, on lst March 1870, in COM
pliance with the laws of those States rela-
ting to the Agents of Insurance Compa-
MES of other States doing business in
d these States
The name of the Company is the Globe Mu-
: tual Life Insurance Company, and is To-
Gated in the city of New York.
The amount of capital stock is paid up, and
is 800, 900 90
ASSETS.
Real estate unencumbered none
BONDS OWNED BY THE COMPANY AND OTHER
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22

7t.1fF7Fs Fs'7' 'UVO W
-, Sahdry local Stocks & Bonds Is, 292 81
4th. Debts due the Company, Sc
cured by mortgage. S,4oo 90
9th. Bills receivable, amply Sc
cured 2ol 1913 GS
9TH. Unc0llected Premiums. SCI -
IN. Otllcf SECURITIES. 4, l4S 45
Lexington advertiser., 1870-04-22

SS5, ole IS SOL ,oo6 %
Astoria town bonds $3.50 80
Bonds and mortgages go. AT oS
Temporary loans and advances 81. o2o 20
Cash on han and deposit PIG. o2l 50
Premiums due from agents and in course of
transmission and collection and unadjustsd
accounts Ill .1S4 65
Quarterly and semi+annVal premiums de-
ferred 25S. 1855 40
Office furniture, fixtures safes etc ID. .7G7 l3
Printing and stationery on hand estimated
H4- 10. 900 90
Accrued intere It l2.0A Is
$2.251 .o57 Il
LIABILITIES.
Amount of Dividends to policy holders
$2S. .726 Is
Losses adjusted ana due none.
Losses adjusted and not due, and unadiust-
ed and in suspense waiting further proof
80. .S44 so
All other claims against the Company, es-
tinlatcd 30. 600 90
Total liabilities exclusive of Capital Stock
and rcinsurace fund $l2S.5T %
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk. 20, 900 90
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-22
Dir manie BON RotteroQut,
gleseue pon Story D6rin9.
(Gortjebuns.)

Denno6 beIab Ct nod5errl4aft 9enu9
lber id> ni9t wetter 3u oerraz
then. gDie bdtte er AUDI in einem iolGen
Musenblide an anrere Dinse oenfen f5n>
men, al6 an ras rei;enpe @eltn an ietner
@eite? @ie bate ibm iebt ibre .6anb
lberla0en Ct ourfte oiele an feline 2ippe1,
prlden. Sein 9an3es Snnere par er>
erre9t 1ein Ser; tlppfte un9Rlu, ct fab
nit idma@tenoen Bliden bic bolpe
Sultane an obne ben ip6ttil9en 3u8, ter
BET all:r Treunoli@fett in ibrerMtene lag,
;u bemerfen.
u6immlilde Sultane" rief ct imGone
oer 8eeeiRe:un9. ~Sbr maGt mid
gu @ludli4fen aller @terbli@en, tnoem
Sbr mir erIaubt etele l9bnfe @tunpe
meines Qeben6 an Gurer @eite btrsu>
brin9en. 3, tper INNER 70 fort iteeln
fSnnte> INNER fort-bi6 an Der @elt
Gnbe !"
~Das piiroe iebr lan9weilis iein "
la9te pae Mdp9en bell auf. ~61rt
lieber 3u. SD wiQ Gu9 Elm fran3Sf>
I9e6 2ieo iin9en! Sbr ltebt ia bic fran>
)3Sfl&e @pru@e" ieBte fe betpneno binsu,
,,unp Yieuet@t beba9t @u9 mei1 2eic
be0er, als rnein &ololt nnb 3tmmetz
19nitten."
! Sie ererif bic 9aute uno ftimmte Elm
let@tl1nni9es &ieo an. Sbre liebli@s
@ttmme fe'9erte bas Gnt3tden pea
| El&wdrmeril9en iunsenMannts, 3u etneu'
@rape; feline @ueen bafteten an ben
3ierli@en GinBern, pie let6t unb 9epanpl
ibsr rtt Satten fo8fn. MuS tbren 8li.
den fpr1bten 8liBe auf ibn Die @ort'
lbe8 Qtebes iagten nod mebr: nm tein'
S&dbe bet @elt bdtte Der bieit &uSsn.
blfde bineeseben
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-22
at,tn,,,,er 647.

{panii@e @@etede III Tlammen uno
Sanlen8 ,peblbefannte 8arfe, bic in elmer
@teQun9, welGe ile olS Sieeerin sertiin=
oete, hen1 brennenoen 6abrseu9 se9enlber
bie!t.
~Giftoria !" jubelten al1e> uno bic
3tpet lebbaften Siinolin9e BON 2epben
fonntenit@ nt9t entbalten, NIT ein3ul ltimz
men.
Da erblid!e Sc &aiQant, Der ein 1etr
| i@arfe6 Nuse be1ab unc NIT GROCER Muf<
mertiamfeit baS ibm neue 6@auipiel be<
tra@tete> purd ben beransiebeuoen Nau9
einen tleinen Na@en> Der eerabe auf ben
&utter 3urucerte. Ct fam ndber. @r
| idmantte auf Zen @euen BIN unb ber>
er fdfen beiddpi9t 81 lein uno pem ur5
terfnfen nabe. Der @ascp9ner unter5
itbieo flnf Wtenf4en lit Dem Gabrseuee,
Don cenen 3met emfe bic &uner bearbeiz
teten, uno BE anperen chen 10 etfrt9
ben fletnen Naden Don Dem BaIIer s1
entleeren iubten, pa6 rurG ale 6ueen
.etnprana.
>,Sandisr rief er cemGapitdn ;u> irz
oem er ibm auf bic @efabr Der Menf@en
i'm Na9en oufnertlam maGte. Die
geben unter, &psuu tbnen niGt balo eebolz
fen mtrb."
Der &uter mar Dem Na9en 70 nate>
oab man rie bertetruoernpen 2eute erfenz
men fpnnte. Giner Don ibnen i@man9
Elm tpeibes Sud- nad Dem Treitr pom
&otterbam bin.
sd wiQ NIT oemSpaenpl in bic Quft
fabren>" bra9 SonaS in wilper6eftieteit
aus, ~wenn oaS ni9t .9ermannefe BON
Sanlen88arfe 1T uno reben nibm-wabrz
baiti9- pa6 1T mein alter 6reunb, Seer
@orneliuS San Daalen, ce6 idfenMan<
neS @obn in Notteroam. @ie feutnat
aber Der 2anpldufer In baS SeebunpSz
9ebiet wa6 bat er gu fl@en i'm Bte5z
tp(@?"
Die S5ue lag an. &utter, aber fe war
aud I'M 8eoriff, unter3ueeben. Gaue
uno 2etttrn Ro9en na@ ben befreunoeten
Mdnnern binab. @te tlettertet1 an Berp>
mdbreno ibr Gab3eus perlanf. Die St.
ft&ter pon:s pulpe1eampf 9ef&pdr3t, bic
&letoer balb perbrannt Don @af7er triez
fenb, fenpeu fte, ,nunter I'M li9 blfdeno>
DOT eem itounenpen @apttdn bes Suffers.
Nu9 Sc @aiuant unp 2apair batten {ib
kerbeiseordnot. Mit 8liden Der Ntuz
9ieroe iaben fs auf Cornelius, Der f@
our6 ieinen Nnitanb uno feline &leibun9
bon cen iibri9en ou63et@nete. Sie er<
blidten ibren Teinp tn ibm, ben @eoner,
pem fe cine foftare 8eute obnebmen
ppllten; aber iie fonnten su9lei9 nt9t
umbtn> feline trieeert19e !6altuna ben
Mutb, ben er eben bet elmer febr aefdbrz
ltden untsrnebmuns bewtelen> su bewpn>
bern.
6errmannefe war eer erRe an 8pro
@efom,nene, tpel@er bie@tiue unterbra9.
u@ebt mir Elm @laS 8ranntmein",
1a9te er. ~@ir baben es mobl perpient.
Nber benz 6eern Cornelius 9ebt amei,
tenn ct bat mebr 9etban, alS mir anpern
aue."
Gr erbielt, mas er &ppute. 3u @prnez
liu8 mar idun Gapitdn Sona6 eetreten.
@r woQte eben ipre@en, pa Fo9 bic @@e>
bede in Die 2uft> uno III farrem8erfuns
men ftano NQe5 auf oem &utter. Da6
8aier wo9te un9eitiim. NuS Der per<
ountelten2uft fielen einselne Griimmer Der
3erl9metterten S6ebede berab. Den ;wei
Stubenten Don 2eyten, bic bereleiaen
nod ni9t 9eleben, trat basBlut 3um5er>
gen.
(Bcrtiebuns auf her 2. @tite.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-22
: s $ : 8 : : -
@nffen! Rnifen!
6ltet eu@ prmertbl d(albereien
6ebrautbt nur baS, mas aut 1T.
gerfu9t auerf
MIlen'S &un0<8 ol1a1 n.

9Sa3 faaen bte 0oftpren?
Amps DsuueY 0 3. IN &otustp, Snb., faet: ,aDatre1a
treer Sabre babe i'd aQsn's euneen gaam baufs mener
Drars ansewanbt ub bin htereu9t, bab Is tne tssree
bisin fdr Qunsen<2ebeu etebt.
5faae 81. Dpran, N. .. in 9usau County, faet: pGl-
lens 2unsen Baliam serfaut 19 nd nur febr &neu an
bern eebt a in ebem en3elnu Sale ber mir aur &enntniB
8ebrat Durbe spQfdnbtee Venusttuung Da ID gsrrawen
iu befelbea tabe unb bic uertbpo1en eSttnen 9igen
i@afen tenne, pee ber!lbe bebt 70 eedrau&e m bn fdo
lid In mener Yraris unb NIT unbesrdn3m Grfulae. MIs
Elm Gre1terr 9unsen ebt a6tr irseub eeu atre
prdparat bas i'd bts test fennen eelernt babe."-.54
Nattauttl 6arris Dr. D.. tn 4ibslebury, gt, fast: SD
eee tetnen 3wetfd baran taS Is balb rim afits pelm
til fur 9elune aer 2eeen bsr et Der 2uftrpbrt unp n.r
Qunsen merben nj b. sEE' rs5 fl n 80 ~ =
besrieees 3re 9 bur eAusietruxe au Gr
aet $50 s5sere ui&t TN @erineen IN faeea bae t bird
ben @,brau& Stree 9unsen 8uame est nod am Qeten bin
uub II i'd metner @eunbteit erfreve." <<
Dr.. 6leer BON Muurt fast: sd empfetle itren Bal
fam Sur irseub etur anbren NspH sesea 9aRtu uab Ct
wirtt fets jur 3ufrebenbeit." ~ ,zs&-<
Muen's 2ungen BnIfam TT bas 5eIm!ttel aea.n
aQtQunsu unb 2urtreuleibsu Gr prsbirt wsr.
ben, ete an irseab en auberee serut Gr wirb tenb
wrlenb tueuu anbere @tt febIf&laeen. Gr enbd fetu
Opum IN traenb entsIerm Or IA stQis barmlss feIbflr
tas f&wdafe &iub. Ia, ~ - ,es.s -, a,
~ 0sbrau& &saureifansen beeleten ttbe 8laf&e.
q. 81. 9arrtS s Gp.. aueiuise Gieenttdmtr
@s Cincinnati, Dlis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-22
Bellttristlstbes.
Gin lcetcs &pffbdufer 2ies

Sort NIT alaeen, fort nit Sasen,
Ioet lsi bic Wereaneenbeit!
Sebes @oltn, iebes @ascn
Ssbes Yulle5 3udeno S4lassx,
@ei benz Sept aQein eepsibt!
Dublt ni9t mebr int @9uttgerole
Son &ifbauiens alien Berg,
@reift ina 9er3. bas ilberuooe!
Dort in mprgtnbeQem @role,
Cana jen BedersQiso ber 3merg.
Sbr perfanbet ni9t bas Braulen,
Den Srfan i'm eisnen @inn-
giat lit asusrs Nu&t unb @1au(en:
Sebes etr3 mar Elm &yifbauien
l1nb ber Raiitr f@lief barin.
Do9 an jsnem sroben Sage.
Da bic g8dllGen &abeu l@rien,
@pranesn auf NIT e;nem collage
Eie W,iQionen Gartrpbaes
Son lebenbieem @ubiu.
Hub aus iebsm, .Nettune briueene,
@tiss elm &otbbart gang unb gut,
llnb Is malSt ben Glammbere i&wiuesne,
@ies unb Muferftbuns fnssnb,
9BeRmarta Fd bic RaiierFutb.
De1warts> Semen au sermaImen,
Der I@ 8aiier aud senannt.
Anf strfampfttr grnte 5almen,
Dur9 ssbrudner @tapte Qualmsn
@Gaumt bic Glutb inS pdll9e Qano.
@@aumt unb 1dtoiut >nb 1@mettert nieber
@a> ni9t NIT ibr l@aumt unb i&wiai.
Seber @turm brault Sieoeslieter;
s4bler ]9Itteln ibr @efeber
11eber iebem @ala&tssfle.
8lut per{lrSmt unb @unben tlaffen.
gBie suu Nprbli9ts @@ein erbellt,.
Nubt ssforrt IT'S JrieSens @&adeu>
llnb int @lans ber Rptbbart @afen,
9taunet une pergsbt bic Welt.
Dcd tsie aus tss &baos Brasen
Ginf Der Sag, Der trRe, fies,
@o auf 2otbriusens Ausn
Bra@ aus Gebesna@t unb @rauex
Brad bic @cnne, brad ber @itg.
Deut19lanss 3eden~golf, am :3iele
ST tein @unber-@ieeeslauf,
unb bir blibt an tleiem 3iele
Nus >tm ebtrnaen ber Spiele
Cine Delt ppn Qorbeer auf.
@eine ihmer erfaufteu &eiler
5tien Dir 3u jeter 8riit
Mabnsr, @arner, uaterpeiltr,
Dabtein@olt fir einen &ai1er
DaB elm Railer 8pltbH bif.
limb lo sriiupe feit seialofen
unb eefeit nur jebem @trei4,
@plt, pom iaSnRsn &ubm amRei1sn,
5ehres &olt Der 8arbarpi1eu,
Dir bas nsue Gaiier. cid
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-22
9 E ebingun9en

Mtnnelpta @taats>53eituno
Dret Ma1 @6thentit6e:
5a Wpransbesablune 'ptr Sabr]...... $500
2B11entlibc:
9u 8prausbe3ablung ......- $2.5O
per Satr, na& alien Ibsileu Der Bsr @saatcn.
Nab Gurppa CpcrtefreD:
Dret Dfal tpSaentlite [per Sabr] ]........ 1920
MS4eutlite [per Sa9r] 9r].........".".."...... 4.65
@e1bf.ubunstn YER rppf Rrnea Srser" pber tn
NesRsrsn 8ren tonnen auf unler @tl0 senadt rtrbsn
Ole @taats. Seitung bat au6sr eem 46eranss
seber felbit feinen reiienesn.aaentsu. ser be-
inst 1T. 9elcer fir bieielbe III eoueetireu.
ATE grtefs Believe man sa atrei1:ea
Gbepopr 2anSer,
Bpr 262, ct. paul, Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-22

(Scrtiebuns auf her 2. @tite.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

nfRIClAL LlAT OF
~ tered Voters for American Flat Precinct,
entitled TO vote ut the general election, 10 he
Nn..h.. al, - ,S1l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

b, Il enacted blythe Senate and Hon'e Of Rtgrosent.
alice Of ihe CHifed State Of America in Co"9rs''
a.pemIltd: ....
That tho rate OF interest upon Judgments or de-
crpep, Ani upon the lpAu or fOrb+,arAnce OF any mon-
~, goods, or things In action. shall continue TO DE
AZ dollars upon one hnndrsi dollars for one year,
and amer that rate for u greater OF less SUM, VI ioIA
lunGer or shorter time. except % hereinafter PRIV
videi. - w.,
tracts hereafter To be made II Shall be lawful iOr tile
parties 70 ytipnlate Or agree In writing thAt TIE talt
Of ten per cent. per AnIiIm, or any lrss sum, " IN
lercrt shall BE- taken anu paid upon every one nun.
dred dollars Of money loaned. or W any manner uue
and ovtny from any person or corporation III TINS
District.
Sec. 8. And Ire II further ~snactri. That II any per.
sop or corporation In this District. shall contract 70
receive a greater rate Of interest than ten per cent.
upon any contract In writing. or six per cent. upon
sny verbal contract, such person or corporation
shall forfeit the whole OF said Interest 80 contractor
10 be received, and shall be entitled only TO recover
The principal sum due 10 such person or corpora
tion.
Nee. 4. AMI be Il further enacted, That " any per-
son or corporation within The Dlstilct oi Coflnlbla
shall directly or indirectly take or receive any great
err amount Of Interest than In provided for In TINS
act upOn any contract or agreement whatever, II
shall BE- lawful for the person. or hls pcrsOnal repre-
sentative, or the corporation paying the. same. 70
sue for and recover all the Interest paid upon any
such contract or agreement nom the person or MS
pcrs1puI representatives, or from the CORONATION
receiving such unlawful Interest; PROVIDED, maj lne
suit 10 recover back such Interest shall be brouRntt
within one year after such unlawful Interest shall
have been paid or taken.
this act contained shall bc construed 10 change thr
yeuers! laws In force IN relation TO banking associa,
lions 0rgsuiled under the act to provide = natlohal
currency secured Gy pledge o. = nis YEA s Ia5sn,StIon
thereof. approved June three. eighteen nuhured "u"
siaty.fonr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

Be u ssaeted 6y the Sesaie aad House u RspseHt-
aIfemLled, rfI
That neither the act OF July twenty-fflh, eighteen
hundred and hxty-six. entitled An act increasing
the pcnsions Of widows and orphans, and for other
eighteen hundred and sixytIght. entitled IAN set
relatinH 10 pensions, " ahnll be 20 construed - 10 10
crease tho amount directed to be paid In any special
act OF Congress granting q pension nor shall said
acts be construed SO Is 10. reduce the same when
ever such act hxes definitely the amount or pension
70 which the person therein named shall be entitled.
In excess Of tho rate n2ed by general law for the
rank in respect 70 which such special pensions mGy
have becn or may hereafter b. granted.
Sec. ?. Aud be II further enacted, That this act
hereby any sums heretofore withheld from them BY
the construction hersinbefore prohibited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05
Vannlec, Cornelius
v~andcwater, John
S~cnderlIng. John Q

r. c, Cooke, Justice of tho Peace In and for
Tosynrhip No. 5. County Of Storey, State OF Ne.
ysda, aud ex-oficio Registry Agent Of said
Township, hereby certify that the foregoing 10
a full and complete list OF oil the N regis
tered by me from the 18th day OF March. A. D;
now remaining 90 the Official Registsr. Of per.
sons entitled TO vote Ia the Filth aud Sixth
Election Districts Of Storey county, at the gen.
eral election TO he held ID the town Of Gold Hill,
on the 9Th day Il November, A. n. 1910. .a.
And I hereby give notice thu, I will receive
objections to the right To- vote on the part or any
81 day OF November, 4. D. 1870.
Witness my hand, this twenty.kecond day Of
October, 4. d. 1870. Z {: COOK,
Justice. OF the Peace. Township No. 8, county
Of Storey, and cx.oflclO Registry Agent.