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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-24

TRACK LAYING on the s. & L. Railroad is
not progressing as rapidly as il should,
owing to the fact that the rails are not
furnished as promptly as they should be.
The track is now finished, and construc.
iiOn train is running from Lewisiown to the
vicinity Of Beaver Springs. We are in.
formed by Mr.. Thos. McGoyern that large
force Of hands were TO commence work at
sclinsgro,e this morning, and that the en-
tire track will be finished inside Of three
weeks. provided no more delays occur from
want Of rails aud spikes
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MARRIED..

On the 22nd inst. by Rev. j. p Shindel,
Robert Fees and Miss Susan c. Freed, both
Of Beaver township.
On the goth inst, by the Rev.S C. @. Err
lenmeyer, David Shaefer. of Penn township,
TO Miss Caroline woodling, Of Freeburg.
On tho same day, by the same, Waldo
Stuck to Miss snllie L. Meyer, both OF
Franklin twp.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. c. G. Err.
lenmeyer, Daniel Dunkelberger to Miss
Sarah Ann Moury, both Of Middlecreek tp.
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CABINET ORGAN AND MELODEON
" MANUFACT0RY,
Ware Room and Store on Pjsc Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgrove, Pa.

II you want TO hear and sec fine toned and
beautiful Organs and Melodeons call ut our
Ware room and store. We pss pone but the
best material In making Instruments. Try one
Of them and you will bo satisaed.
Every instrument 10 warranted for tivb years.
Dealers. Agents and Ministers OF the Gospel,
are invited 10 correspond with us and send foi
price list. We are slso agents fos the best New
York and Phtladslphia Pspos. 80. l."
violtns and Aocordssns from - 10 oib. Violin
striuss, s sh:ss Music Picture Frames *e As''
Plano: and Aeoordsoas correctly tuned and
h. ZSALEN 4 CO.,
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TUE members Of the bar Of ofNorthumber-
land county, recently presented Mr.. s. r.
Knowles, deputy prothonotary Of the coun.
with gold headed cane bearing an appro.
pirate inscription.
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Priccs-..A fair offer.

the Merchants IN your place will not furnish
or send tor the Machines, scud us the reta price,
Washer 80, Extra Wrpger ~, and wo win for.
ward e'thor or both machines, free of freight, "
places where no one l. selling; and 70 surc ar,
We they viii be liked, that We agree to refund
the money II any one wishes tO return the ma.
chimes free of freight, after a months trial, ac.
cuiding to direction.
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgcry Of washing with the hands, fiuy.
two days In the year. when II can be done better,
more expcditi0usly, with less labor, and no In
Jury to the garmenss, by u DOty Clothes Washer
and Universal Wringer,
Sold Dy dealers generally, to whom liberal dls.
counts arc made
X. q. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
oct 81, 'T0-0mJ 80 CortlaDdt st, New York
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OUR neighbor, Israel Bacbman, has an
apple tree that has taken "new depar-
ture" entirely unlocked for. II forget its
business last spring and is now trying to
make up lost time by putting forth q large
crop Of blossoms.
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II you ask them In Brook, n 10 point you
10 Mr.. Bseeher's church, they say "follow
,to crowd" And in Philadelphia, the
same direction win lead you TO wanamaker
4 Browns great Clothing Establishment.
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ESocn sMIrm, proprietor Of the Fremont
Hotel, deserves great deal of credit for
The style in which he treats his patrons.
His table and bar are always supplied with
the best the country affords, and he spares
no exertions 10 make his guests comfort able.
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A PRIVATE revenue stamp three inches
long with a likeness Of Mr.. Hall in the
centre, Is placed over the cork ofcach gen.
uins bottle Of Halls Vegetable sicilian
Hair, Renewer. Take no other.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-24

we have already received the September
number Of "Barper's Magazine" which
contains quite.a 6ne array of reading mai.
ter, and also number Of choice engrav-
ings This magazine Is deserving a place
in every household. Published by Harper
& Brothers, Franklin Square, New York
City. Single subscriptions Si00 per year.
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NREEMONT HOTEL,
l. FREEMoNT, SNYDER CO., PA.
ENnnu cAITu D..-:.. -.

ENOCH SMITH, Proprietor
This new hotel is now prepared tor the
accomm odation of guests and will affsrd
first rate entertainment TO persons visiting
Fremont. Every eifcrt will be made to
promote the comfort Of travellers stopping
at this house Choice liquors nt the Bar
and the Table supplied with the best the
market affords. An ample stable in con-
neciion with the house. April 6'70tf,
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LAST week a Mortgage was recorded in
the Recorders Office in this place. from the
Philadelphia s. Reading II. r. Co, 10 Trust
& Deposit Company Of Philadelphia. for
s25,000,000. Tho instrument requires
revenue stamps to the amount of S25, 600
TSis mortgage has been recorded in all the
counties on the line of the Phil. & Reading
Railroad.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-24

PuEAsAsrs may be shot from the LIST Of
August 10 the 2oih Of December. Squirrels
let Of August to Ist Of January, and rnt =
bits from the Ist October 10 the LIST Of jan
uary.
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A CplToRS NOTICE. The undersigned
~ appointed Auditor 10 distribute funrs
in the hands e william Harding Esq, as
signec Of l.. y. Holmes, will meet all pa
ties interested, for the purpose Of said ap.
p potionmcnt, AT The Prothonotarics Office IN
MiIdleburg, September 81. ISL
J. II. ARNOLD, Audi,or,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-24

Tue Sabbath School celebration a,
smi'hgrove last Saturday was very pleas
ant affair. Four schools met at the
church at smiihgrove about 10 o'clock
when the procession was formed aud
marched TO the island. Addresses were
delivered by Revs. Erlenmeyer, Aurand.
Orwig and Miller. The music was furn
i'hed by the Middlsburg and New Berlin
cOrnet bands conformity. The order was
good and everything passed of 10 the en-.
tire satisfaction TO all who were present.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-24

JOSEPH DEM, q lad about IL or I3 years
'age, residing with Col. wagenseller, got
up in his sleep about II o'clock on We'd.
lesday night and somehow fell from the
'scOnd'story window in his sleeping room
10 ihe brick pavement below, and broke
1o'h Of his wrists. son of Col.
simpson fell through the railroad bridge
INTO Penn Creek few days ago, but sus-
'aned no injury. Some person while
running a truck cur over this bridge last
week, also made mi.step and went
through, safely landing on his back in the
water. Times.
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, in Monroe tp. John Ed
ward, son Of Henry aud Elizabeth Yoxtei-
mer, aged'2 years, 8 months and ~ days.
On the 10th inst. in Penn tip. Martha
Jane, daughter Of Peter and Lydia Row,
aged n y. Q m. and 0 days
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SAMUEL FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has just received an entire new stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTINGS,
all Of superior quality which he is pre-.
pared TO make up in the best style and on
short notice. lie also keeps Brown aud
White French Yoke Linen Shirts, aud gen.
eral assortment Of gentlemens' Furnishing
Goods, all Of which he offers to the public
at very reasonable prices.
Call at my place on Pine Street, between
EckbeIt's corner and the bridge, Selins-
Grove, Pa. Juue 4, ISGS--if.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

TnE New Departure is called the New
Fracture Of the Democracy.
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Universal Clothes Wringcr

Improved with RowRLI's Patent Dorptv Goa
WHEELS, and the PATENT STop, are now un,
qucstiUuaLly far superior to any apparatus for
washing clothes ever invented, and will save
their cost twice year, by saving labor and
clothes.
Those who have usci them give tcsti 5ony a.
follows:
ave liko our machine much could not le nor.
suadcd TODD without II and with the aid Of noty
We icel that 40 are masters of the position -
Rev. T.. scott, Bishop NJ y. Church,
LIN the laundry Otmy house there Is a pcTpc'
ua Thanksgiving On Monday for the invention. 4"
Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler
EVERY week has given 1t a stronger hold upon
the affections oi tho inmates Of the laundry p
n. Y. Observer.
II heartily commend II to economists Of time,
money, and contcntment.n-Rey Dr. Bellows.
"Fticnd DOty-Nour last improvement OF your
Washing Machine Is n complete success. | as.
sure you our Machine after u years use, T.
thought OF more to-day than ever, ani would not
be- parted with under any circums stancos."-
SolOn Robinson.
Tho n. Y. Weekly Tribune, oi Dec. 10, 1860, In
answer to n correspondent. says! "Df Washers,
there Is none TO DO compared with Doty's."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-08-24

I ErERS OF A0NllNlSTR ALTON upon
IA the EAts of Mary Brimnshous, latn
of Centre township, deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons ia.
dchtcl'to the estate are requested to make
payment, aud those having claims against
the same, vii present thom 10
FELIX BREMINGHOUS,
March 81 1871. Administrator.
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Manhood: How Lost. How Restored.

Just published, new edition Of DR. CUt.
vERwaiI = tEituUNrEp Essay ON tho radii
cal cure without medirincl uf SpRRaATHoH.
RuFA, or Seminal Wcakncts, Involuntary
seminal Losses, INpnTENCN Mental and Phys
ical incapIcity, lmpcdeuts to Marriage, etc (,
also, tONsUMrrioN, EPILEPSY, and FRS, In
iuced by sellindulgonce OF sexual eXtraya,
Sancc.
Bs-Pricc. In q scaled envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable es.
saI clearly demonstrnt1s from thirty years.
u 'cessful practice, that the alarming cOnse.
Iuonces Of self abuse may bs radically cured
without tho dangerous use Of Internal medicine
or the application OF the knife pointing out
mode oi cure at once, simple certain and effect
ual, by means Ui which every sufferer, no mat .
ter what his condition NAV he may cure himself
chcaply privately, and radically.
this Lecture should hs In the hands Of every
youth and every man ~ the land.
Sent, under scal, In plain envelope, to ANY
address, postpaid On receipt Of six cents, OF two
post stamps.
Also Dr. Culyerwcll's Marriage Guide
price % cents.
Address tho Publishers,
CHAS. !. q. KL1HE& Co,
l2T Bowcry, New York. Post Once Box t,5ab.
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Estate oi ELI2ABETn REIcuEsDAcn, decd.
7 ErTERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon tho
Icstatc ut Elizabeth Reichenbnch, late ot WRsA
inEton tp., doconscd, having been granted 10 tho
undcr-lSu"d, all persons knowing bomsolVtg
indebted TO the estate arc requested to make
payment, and thogG having claims against tho
same, will present them 10
WILLIAM HARDING.
Admlnistrator
Perry township, January 80, loTl.
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TIRE fREEBUnd BAND

dl0courscd excellent music. and added very
materially to the success of the occasion.
This band comprises men of rare musical
talent.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

-iytecn watts, holding four Thousand s%red rallons
and four vats holding seventeen nui ~ column,
aa.h The column is wine.chanipe. oc;sv Of
eacn Co, bich The still has capasls ,,er
.,rn;no out six hundred gallons OF pranu Nth
~, from wine. There is a water pump ner
uiy, Of throwing three thousand gallons Of
~ and O. wine pump, WIN '"pb bour
i,ou, ,birteen hundred gallons per nou. sno
TLev are both force pumps and III case on ~, tbe
tbev can turn the two streams u
FIRE the same as f1re-en9ihe. 1865, ;r+o-estino
Tba rrocess of distil!ation is very ili'e. - +
5"o Iii otternnt to give a description oi -,
Ti ~ ave recieved on the side OF the pu
~ 70 the railroad track, from the e''is
TN WAGONS. drive having been pui!' ~, 70
h,;I5;no which enables teams to drlNe " ~
tho & rear They are hoisted up, by an ihonnv i..eI
niene to the third story. They are pnt ,;}h
the cr1sher, and fall into tuD unoei m - tbis
a false bottom. The VINE IS drawn oii +,bs
t,b bv a hose to the different fermenti1S 'u
od tIo el;ns are shoveled into a car ana tui
alono n railroad track and dumped INTO
u.o-tiro tub the tubs on the second floor pei,iS
nsed for the skins entirely, ana the tups oi w
louor eoor being used for fermentlnS the VINE
Woter IN sufficient quantity is then added 10 'he
tnbs in which the skins are placed 10 oohiPie.e
,he fermentation After the Fermentation Is ofyi @
the wine is run off to the wne-char8er' oi DILL
After the SKINS are Thoroughly " ~,
90 aboyaled INFO car and run to the still:
A}ter the dstillation or after the spirits have all
been extracted from the skins, man plate al ,ie
bottom of the still is let down and the sKlhs as
charged The vapors from the still pass upward
fr,rn the still 10 the column, and ON thelr pas,
sage up the cUl..-- the .arnnerature Is reduced
by a current of water passing through pipes, and
spirits of auy desired proof are run OF at one
operation, being freed from fusel-ol and @scetlc
ether to any extent desired by the operator The
spirits, on leaving the column, are condensed IN
the usual wonn-tub, and come out of the con
lenser pure brandy. The percentage OF spirlt. IN
the still makes no diftrencein the proof at which
it is brought from the column or condenser, rs
it is only necessary to use more water through
the pipes to make the percentage greater, and by
regulating the temperature Of the column the
operator knows to a certainty the proof Mt which
the spirits viii pass through the condenser The
water which is heated in passing through the
column is used about the building for washing
tubs. etc., so that no heat is lost.
1t is well worth the while Of any one to take a
look at the working of this manutactory after 1t
is running, which will be in about two weeks.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

FoRprppxN,-Th Vallejo Chronicle OF Septem-
Der 4th, says
With the sale Of the California Railroad and
The change in the management, the sale OF
the Sacramento Union by the newsboys on the
train has been discontinued.
We advise the UnioN to employ Pacheco,
Green and Melonc, the pets Of the r. r.,
and for whom it worked so hard in the late
election, to interccde with Stanford & Co. in
its behalf. We cannot see any irreconcila-
bic difference between the Union and the
Il. II. lords, seeing that they both supported
the same political candidates.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09
VoTE ON LEGISLATIVE TIcKRr.-Tht

voTE ON LEGISLATIVE TIcKRr.-The
following is the complete vote on the Legis-
lative ticket, emitting some twcnsy-seven
votes pollcd at Summit, which is not legal
precinct, and cannot bc counted. Senator,
Neff, (R.) 1896; Harper, (D.) 1349. For
Assemblymen. Stephenson, d. ,27s; GofF
D.) 1874; Moore. (D.) 1447. Lee (R.)
1885; Welty, (R.) 1890; Long, (R.)
1919. 1t will be seen that Lee, the lowest
on the Republican ticket leads Moore, the
highest on the Democratic ticket 1873 votes
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

VINO IS SHERIFF LEcT?-Our figures,
and VIC have reports from every precinct,
gives Dunnam, Democrat. eight majority
exclusive Of the informal votes polled at
Summit, and including that precinct he still
has one majority. We learn that the count
kept by the Republicans gives Starbuck
counting the Summit votes, two majority.
This j, quite interesting, and may lead to a
full investigation Of all the acts of enrolling
officers and officers Of election boards.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09
THE JOHNSTON GRAPE STILL.

Mr.. George Johnston, an old citizen and
former under-Sheritlof this county, invented,
some years ago, new process of distillation
which bids fair to be grand success. 1t
has been tried with eminent succ So. for the
past two years, at Bugby's Natoma vine
yard, near Folsom; and now Mr.. Johnston
has formed company, with the requisite
capital, and gone into the business on a large
scale, lii Sacramento. We give below some
interesting facts as to the progress of the
company's works, taken from a local article
in the Reporter:
New enterprises are constantly coming before
our people, and each adds its influence TO the
wealth and prosperity of the city. Every manu-
factory started carries with il q greater or less
amount OF benefit to the public, because it gives
work to greater number Of persons and adds to
the amount Of money received by citizens which
would otherwise be paid to outside parties. The
latest enterprise that has been started here is tina,
of the Johnston Brandy aud Wine Manufacturing
Company. The company is q stock company and
is managed by the following officers: President
Henry Z. Kirk Secretary ]amesI l. Felter; Treas.
urer, l.. Powers; Trusteos-Henry c. Kirk. JET
ferson WLcoxson, L. Powers, George Johnston
William L. Terry and W. r. Waters Tbesr
gentlemen, with large number of Others
have formed an Incorporated company fo1
the manufacturing of grape brandy in this
city, the first time that it has been ATTEMPTED
here. The grape-growels of this vicinity have
found 1t very difficult to find a market for tbei
grapes at O fair price but they will now be en-
abied to dispose of them TO their entire satisfac
ton, and save the expense of shipping.
The building which is to be used for the dis
hllation OF brandy, is located in what is know,
as Brannan S Addition, on blocks and 4 he
tween 5 and streets. 1t is 80 by so feet.
part OF it being three stories high. 1t is built or
the most economical plan, SO far as labor-savin.
is concerned, and SO arranged that there is NJ
extra handling Of materials
TIC machinery, which arrived here O,
"Wednesday last, was built by William Neil o
an Francisco, and is the best that could be oh
tanned IN the State. 1t was made under tb
direction OF George Johnston, and is known n
Johnston's distilling apparatus. The boiler
which Is placed outside the building. is fftee,
feet long and forty-six inches in diameter. I
furnishes steam ior the still and to drive tn
machinery that heists and crushes the cranes
, and does all the pumping. ef~'
The capacity Of The stll is great There ar
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

The VoTE FOR GOVERNOR. In this county
al the precincts heard from, exclusive Of
the informal vote had at Summit, the vote
stands, Booth ,674, Haight 1920, giving
Booth majority of 354. Grants majority
in this county in 1868 was 1856, or 40l more
than Booth now gets. Placer county casts
about one thirty-thrd Of the vote Of the
State, and if all the counties had reduced
Grants majority at the ratio we have in
Placer, Haight would have been elected by
some 13 900 majority.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09
Notice OF Assessment,
NINA RIGA MINING COMPANY,
Location Of Works, Auburn District. p1...r
County, State Of Calif,r,,,,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~, Meeting OF Trustees of said Companv
', neld on the Sth day of Aueusr, 1871, an assess
nndn t tt 'wwen!y 2o) cents per share was levied
hl''n = ,ne capital stock of said Company nava'
ole Immediately in United States goId and i;lyor piya-
nonr o,n ~ one secretary at the Office Of the Com.
RanS, room No.. 2, AIS California street a, Snn
Any stock upon which said ossess,no,,. =, ;,
Tan Is7I unpaid on the 1lth day of SrpT,fnrn 1n,i
dnlv odn. Sn,n De deemed delinquent, and will be-
unlsss s sovsflsed for sale by Public Auction M and nd
sold on 'A"0e oeiore, Will be
Tuesday, the I'd day Of October 1917,
10 pay the delinquent assessment ,ooo.,,.,,
ooS,s OF advertising and expenses Of salo WIN
oy order OF the Board of Trustees
GEO. R. SPINNEY.
Or11cE-goom NJ A., Secretary.
N",i.orna street, San Francisco. CoI;for NO. 4lo
auburn August 18th, 1S7l-5w '''a
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

WE give in our columns to-day, to the ex-
clusion of other matter, tho vote Of each
precinct on Governor and all county officers,
believing that it would be as interesting
reading as we could give. The curious can
add up the votes Of the various candidates
and see the majorities. When the official
returns are complete We will publish them
in tabular form.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09
GUARDIANS SALE.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the person
and estate Of l. +. DANA, IN insane person.
In The probate Count Of Plncer Co. Cal.

In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the person
and estate Of l.. +. DANA, IN insane person.
In the Probate Court of Placer Co.. Cal
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of the order and decree Ct the
honorable Probate Court Of said county, made
september %, 1871, in the matter Of the applca-
ton Of said Guardian to sell the real and per
sonal estate of said Ward, l.. T. Dana, ard di-
recting that the same be made at private sale for
cash (gold and silver coin of the United States), ,
on or after the nineteenth O9th) day OF Septem-
Der, 1871, that the time and notice of said sale
bo shortened, and bids in writing be left with
said Guardian at Dana's Ranch in said county.
hereinafter described, or with the Clerk of said
Probate Court at his Office in Auburn, on or be-
fore the said 18th day of September, 1871.
will, on or after the said 10Th day of Septer,-
Der, 1871, at said Danas Ranch, in the manner
prescribed by law, and in conformity with said
order and decree, sell at private sale all the right
title and interest Of the said L. I. Dana, an in
sane person, and of said estate in and to the fol-
lowing described real and personal property. TO
wit:
The Ranch Of the said L. F. Dana, situated in
Township Of said Placer county and more
particularly described as the northeast quarter
IN; u. a Of Section eleven (lD; also the south
east quarter of said Section eleven (l1) in Con-
gressiona Township No eleven Cl), north of
range seven CO, east Of Mt Diablo base and
meridian, containing three hundred and twenty
acres more or less, being the salns Ranch and
property heretofore occupied by the, said L. +.
Dana and his family, and known as DANA's
RANCH.
Also, the personal property belonging to said
estate consisting Of the family and household
utensils and furniture, stock of cattle two mules
with their harness, one wagon, about two ton,
nay, and one hundred and twenty-five chickens
That said property. and the whole thereof
VIII be sold at private sale, il the manner pro
sciloeu .! IA" IN such eases. for cash, in the
gold and silver coin of the United Stotos ana
bids therefor untiland including said l9.b dov
OF September, 1871, will be received as aforesaid
-. SAD sale will be made subject to the con6rma-
ton OF said Probate Court
September 4th, 1871.
uu"roian OF the person and the estate Of
l.. Z. Dana an insane person.
hALN d OREG Attorneys for Guardian.
spn-1v
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

DISPATCHES from San Francisco, from the
Democratic Central Committee, concede the
election Of Booth and the Republican State
ticket by from 1000 to 5000 majority, and
those from Republican committees claim it by
from 3 900 to 1000,
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09
Netc Advertisements.
AsSsSsment Notice.

AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
n Of LEBANON MiNISG COMPANY, held Septem-
Der 9th, 1871, an assessment Of two dollars S2)
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
said company.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid October 10TH 1S7t viii be sdver-
Used rs delinquent and sold according to law.
BY order of Board of Trustees.
ssJ-iw II. B. lEATOR, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1871-09-09

M,onE. for Collector in the first district,
and Mccormick a the third district, Demo
erats, and Mitchell, assessor, in the first dis
trict. are elected.