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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-10-03

On Tuesday last, the Convention which met
in Richmond to nominate candidates for the
Legislature to represent the city of Richmond
and the county Of Henrieo nominated the fol
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-10-03

EHDR SALE privately-two engines-one an
L eight-horse power the other six horse pow
er. A bargain can be had by early application
to w. A. BURKE, at
se26-4t Burke's Foundry
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

ing sun. But VIC are thankful that the
number of such cruel mortals is annually
decfeasing
The broad acres ofmcadow or pasture
dotted with handsome trees, give us a
scene worthy OF the artists pencil
The pond in the foreground was once a
filthy slough, the home of willows, ai-
ders and frogs; but a very little labor.
properly cxpend ID, has changed it into
an ornamental as well as useful sheet Of
water. 1t is not necessary that man
should devote SO extended field to
ornamental purposes only, for few farms
ers coald afford ity bus may be used
as meadow or pasture, aud If sheep
are kept upon the fara they might be
hurdl led upon that portion directly n
frontl of the mansion. In fact, there
are many ways of making homo sur
rounaings elegant without mourning
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
gave l. shake and threw two four aud

gave II shake and threw two fours aud
two Aduces. Putting aside the foars, 'bs
threw again, aud threw another four,
Thou Throwing tho tW6 remaining dice,
ihe Ethrew two fves. He had THROWN
tberefores a. rfall--three f5ars and two
s6Yes. :, ,95sitIs.s ~ enc l7ai zee
: Aud now came bfiss = turn. Il
was a thrilling moineat, and .the.rustle
of her silk dfesa in the stilluess Of that
room soanded lihe tile tree tops I'M the
ss;!ha s She heggna. by, drawing off her
right glove, exposing a.hand ofera,;-;i.e .
beauty aud delicacy, OH the forSHnger OF
which sparkied dian,oha. The0 TAX.
ing up the box quickly she gave q
long shake in the air, and, turning
down upon the table, she threw-.notl ;
ing! a tl5ud thcteupon passed over
her face, and the arc of her lips assumed
a still more. bow-liks. sur..s..arss. Be. Be.
nothing dadHted slie,at once fetook the
box and threw ngain-this TIME turning
up four deuces aud, the fifth cooked !!
Terrible mischaucc | Miserable slnck |!
Again she threw, and threw, two depces
aud two trays Putting allt dice back
into the iboa: she had left but one other
and last throw, upon which now fessttssd feasstts !
her only chance. For tho first time
since she sat down she spoke asking for
a glass Of water, Having drank a tu,n-
blcrful she sat for moment pressing
together her eyebrows between her
thumb and forefnger, and then, all OF a
sudden, she sdatched up Tho disc box
and shook it yehemently, and threw =
three fodrs and two SKIES, aud won
And did slie take the money, you ask
me? 1 answer most emphatically She
did.
Here endeth my second lesson.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
ALWAYS, N Ascs Is Z ss'.s s.


a5y extra expsnssz FaFa5Ss - Tzisss,
-alAr are prone to imagine-thst shey sas-
NOT aifordsioEsrss1 sznash tlHls NJ sscsa $50
in oufsidS dss5ssiis,s q tIssss 5eqsss( q ~.
aM ID mauy ainstapce Il would, Hss ~ !.
advisable; but 4 a. little HfstxoasAs u
The general arfsabgsiheht u Baildia6 1a saa
planting of treesana sssdjss dod1isaf aai4sa
for lnsad6Ks and fassErss sswozli siss sasa aEE
thousands ue hphsy ap aissos slsEanss "A, ie
and reGosmcr. Nfthoas tsztay efadi -
ditionul ss excuse, And. ifter atl It d ihe -
.a:nkjag that Is fissessary.a Tho ssaa sssss
Who thinks eieafDs t0l desise; shdgasi
deiirihs losrnsato net: sust baaza,er syss xflsk
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
Here ende.h my second lesson.
Beautifying Country Homes.
Tt}'l IH9Frlfl iIII-

III .3f II It4rf ttttfk
Strange ideas oiter the minds Of
many persons when the subject Of beau.
tifying home Surroundings is mentioned
in their presence They will usually
utter The far too coisuou and absurd re .
marx that such shfdgs sire eSstiy, and i
is only the fieii Who caii afford them. IL
certainly Gusts no more, as general rule
.tov build house Zen rods from the high
way than one as riany feet from it. and
sslll these latter unsuitable ..aud idappre-
.pridte locations dFd being Occupied al
most every day. IF lawns are named,
rollers, particular kinds Of seeds, and
lawn mowers are brought to mind and
while we are ready to admit that good
lawn cannot be made nor kept id first.
rate condition without these implements,
still . grass plat, largo or small, occa-
sioually mown, is far better than none.
Even meadow or pasture in front or
near . dwelling might add something to
its general good appearance.
The far too common style of arrange.
ment of country homes, is to place the
mansion within few feet of the public
road, the barn few rods in the rear, and
the intervening space is filed with wood
piles Or necessary outbuildiugs. Ifthero
is Kitchen garden it is usually situated
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
ssr Terms Cash I'm Advance. -5sa
SO LAKE A WOMAN, ~, J $
DO you loye her. uncle !,

40 you a0ye iier, uucie = tlf ~ 81
4 am 10, old to i,ldalge Ia fhe iixary
bf rhapsedies,s he Said witGh ,laugb,
.bus I'lltoll you fhiggH Then, 4 m'sery
fond Of slls giras sali vary we'll satisfied
that yoK'sliagpBsse of lily ehei6e5ssa 81
The speakers were Theodore Bligh
and his uncle stlia , eldsF u II BllghE
The subjestoy tlseg sals ysas aas young
girl, to whom the uncle was engaged,
and tosEl,om fienephews "a sirasgers.
aIadge Dundee, or Bonnie Dundee, as.
che vsss called. III
Well, uaclssfdoa,t I gcurrslly submit
their sssise islzshalsa n.stlars4 50 tllsiE.
sisscf ftss I,es Eligh said,
sseesetiEg his. .norass expression OF be-
niRnsas indi ifsrgnees as''aie spoke saud
ehsn he added: I hops with all my
heart that yoa'lf bc Happy. .ifc'5f s,o,' ea =,
'YopIaill meet hsrt t0,nisht,at dipners' .
Mr- Biigh said to Theo.s She is com
fng With her brotlsEs sand some friends
vt theirs 70 see her FUTURE home pfh !,
He did meet her that evening.
i tl.iiikobirs Blish has been rather
nervous abopt introducing me to you,
bliss Dundee said, quickly making way
Tor Thec 70 lake scat on the sofa by
her side, he's more than halt afraid
that you won't like ME, e,and # yon don't
1t VIII make him very unhappy So
she spoke, in q girlish, almost childish
outspokeh way, without seeming to con-
cider orlto marx the tefect Of. her words
either ionsshe, man ahe addressed or on
The bystanderso ttsatvuld have known
you assahso any%isere Id sect you,' she
went ;ASouH 1etexacsly like Mf.
bi'gh when youre--- - :, She paused
abruptly ana coiored q little, but mo-
lnent at'er nesl9FceaF hefseH pack lpto
composure ana resumed @hen you re as
oso AZ ne is' xyas was 8 8going g 70 say, out 'u' \
fememDerea that young men nate 70 be
le@inoea oi 'ne'r YOUTH ard 80 nnn-'
giea andIesapdersd Gan you forgive
ahA " =" -,-''1-..,t''' =, ss
Couia ne iofgs NOR '~a'"as the BON
me Dundee s"otle' or only sweet simple,
Ina' sne asked MIN this, In that winning
voice OF hefs AND, by the way now
o,a sae' with her oco'oh name' core
win taa' touch OF accent--that way OF
soi'iy resting on the vowels that is II
speciality OF irish women's pronuncia-
tion og words that they want to caress
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

Pt, anu e1ctaiticu: "Whata tlt&
2 Whatsap n aoh. h0thing. 81 s'isss
|e reply, sodly I'm not going 10 o'iza %
yselt with suchia scauipi tass yop leisoq
J yourself to BE-" "sailaq u; saHsass ayE
's' sss''s-.'.'7 '.'7z'='s'-s-ss % ssas1a
ers OF tho scs--o opticiaBsj -taG ssasu
. matter pfs fsfu-=T'issiaga dssas 81 fa
'h,'ied - The 3oId,Eshi6aed sppeesarai
iei cd 5f''i q gaa2giei . sIassr
are's Op.ies midst be her isias,sa sas
sa s.amyaM asii saasgss hEs .sra.st
best &c orch sssfvles'' rMa.ri- i ,e,,
,s .aa g - ssois eds ss,
r:l= ais :. ..s .l:s :st:S'= =S CO. i.
n,ris. = as'ss -
htablo Mining -, Min ing ossss =
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

The driit iaspeetOrEiR han Eagl;sk ssgs il 5
'inicnt- Of the old ssamp Of msrsir ~ q
det sergeantsT=vsio Was tie tqfsst df s;ts
sesefy fecruit sid the remorseless i5faTss
of tho awkwaFd sqasd, vas palt;.i.
siiria.s ilAFsy 4ilFaaGfI Ma Iis0araI d IS
Having aupcndd the ranks 90 d s5 Adtils:l sssaa
the passage oe the Supposed partisgs. besA sbiss
tween them, the, instructor ordered tl,e ~, ),
men TO rest on ,fleif arms rsysrssd.s :, !,
Then, By way Of practical expiarasioa, =
he walked slowly down the lane formed eai io
by the tssoaranka, saying ss hs moved sasaunfs
a'ow, I sum the 'cnrpset Issy asfsatisn l'lSior IL
Having reached the aond of thar npszsys as9g,
he turned around and regarded tleu. a,
Steadily with scrutinizing eya sor - !,
moment OF tw.', and then remarked E "a q = = 3
most solemn atone 81 vdice!: aYoGf 'shsis g sgsa
is right and your 'eadS Is yixhs; BsEahi sai
you avsnt got ths look Of IregFet fisMs GsSso
you ought 70 'ase!sliaaG sssiS naed u asfs1odis
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

business fA'@N~ s't tsSs'ss sesa'assg&f Ga at9SiT
The coming occAa FsrArya Feb aif from EsshcSS shSe'a Us
to Amorica-H-Jale ies ssospli tSasR ,sfiIiss 80
IL would DO satyr-icaI torSFss Is Pan gui,,4
as a kitchen thusicign.l rSibaf els ss9t sgss sH
Hishdrawlias-- Ths long -diFzaa ssac.a saS,
cents Of Fashionable swellss,Hssi 81. as,ss,nma,
& Querry for SRiritpaiiats -sArs s.ioHt .4sv,,,
spirits lsss than medium sigbs2... -,
How 70 ride rapidly down hill----gct iu 8. j
the last stages of consumption.
The champion reaper which sscuras
the largest harvest = Advertising. ss4 ss4te
= E=ss u: Sss s,:: :: " y sss .sss:s Is = ses
with his story Of aa arrow cacane. q ssssss
The hate ausors borealis was esnSsaslF ~
red, bat vas not generally SsAeEsiSod.
Avoid slang, my sea; dSas say
"svelf when it'slns wsIby ss 80 llvi,
something clsy.Sy .qzsss4 :.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
spe aysFdsdto tho ;aSg1Aes a9N Bon!
- n.zAaeA-who Ryhnid Ahaaeg bean

better swdmaH wdma ra 4 she, had pot beep so
thorough nuone!1adJ 70 yasqnseo slaslssaa !
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
AJ0.lhisyiIle Romance,

A Louisville "(Kenntucky) corfcston-;.
dent Off Galiferpias paper tella the, folY
lowing improbabls story .osa.a ais l;;a,i'i
/ m There lived on ---TT53- no. street, in;an
unpretendiuge establishment, surrounded
by treus audl fowewssI syUang lad dyswhoV
was celebrated for hef beauts and ac-'
complishmeuts. She tsfas ablonde, with
blue7eycs, white teeth; and q heavenly
smile, had the prettiess' hand aud foot
that ever was seen, and was taii,T 1.-THE
and elegant Her wit was elegant,
pointed and sparkling, and tier mind as
superior as her feet, and her suffers
were as importuuate, ST not as many as
Penciopa, Ike whom she was eontinu-
ally wooed and never yet won. In the
midst of her Success came the war, the
end of which found &her fahiilyA impov-l
erished and herself reduced to want for
the haccssaries of life.
But she was still the same proud, i'm
perious mistress ofzhearts as before. sand
she refused in quick succession the many
offers ofmafriass that were now made
to her. She had not thought of matri-
mopy as a resource, but had other aud
totally different prospects in view. She
proposed, in fact TO teach 4 school.
"A Fellow townsman. q gentleman of
wealth and POSITION aud bachelor,
had long bsen silent worsbipper at
her shrinc. He had houses aud lands,
estaseaip theE country, ardlotH in the
city, stocks, Interests and Investments
wherever they would pay, and his dri-
ivate establishnent on-strect was
simply palatial. Seeing how the case
stood with he, whom he loved with his
Yhole1soul, he;resolved, e after many self
communingA- and mach reflection to ask
her to be his wife.
Sir said she, in answer to his pro-
nosal II 40 ilot lose ou; and Z cannot
you.
Think the matter over, my DEAR
said he, 'and in one week from to day
q, Va N, n -vour N m s,va, 4.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

,-l.55l7.. Nf@ tNlt[ 3+Il. % n l3II1FD . ela L8e
Is told of two trayslsss wAe ].
wcfe assigned ID the sa.tse bsdrossas s d oas
crowded hotel. Before fssiifii1dg SEsY oW'
of them knelt dOda toopfaysna scahlo siaiqs
fessed afilopg catalogue of asinasuaG 81
rising from HE knees GhqshE his fsElpwso sseil
traveller, ,hs yqlise se ip hand soias. svs ,ef !
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'slr, you hnveswtihh and Tam poor.
you live ina p .laeel ahd !, as you see.'
in cottage; you are DESTROYS of having
my hand, and &otild like very much to
be fich / will make ydu proposition.
l will throw the dice with you-my
hand agaiusta hundred thousand dol
lars Is it bargain p
1T is, said he. And thercupon they
pledged to each other their words to
bidc the hazard:
1t was arranged that but three, per-
sons should be tinto the secret: that
each should select i friend; and that
the two selected friends We're to select
third. Miss named the Rev. Mr..
-pasor Of the fashionable church on
street, as her friend; Mr.-chose
the Hon. Mr.-a prominent member
of the bar, as his; and these two made
choice of DIR. -, an eminent profes,
sor of the Medical College, the friend of
both parties BY these gentlemen the
prekmiraries were arranged, and the
programme was this:
The Doctor was to give party at his
house on certain specified Friday eve
ming at which were to be present All the
best people of Louisville; the Hon. Mr..
was to have license in blank ready
to fill at moments warning, and, was
to hold Mr.--'s check for $1,000 900;
and the Rcv.-~was to be in waiting
to perform the cerenion5, if called on so
to do. The dice were TO be thrown in
Hon. Mrs study whence the quin-
tette were TO proceed to the party,
where if Afss--lost they were to cele-
brate the wedding, aud if she won, they
were to mingle with the guests without
remark.
Atrreciscly 8 o'clock on tile evCntful
evening the players AMI their FRIENDS
met in the Hon. Mr.. IS study.
BY agreement of the parties themselves
they were 10 throw poker dice; and to
cut cards for the first throw. The gen.
tleman cut Queen and the lady Jack
and now came the tug Of war. He was
cool, calm and pale; she was statuesque.
impcrious and collected His lips were
compressed hers were formed iuto an
extended arc, spanning the whole mouth
aud completing the bow. The twain
sat on opposite sides of a small table,
and the umpire stood overlooking them
The dice box being set before him
Mr., placed his finger over the TOP
: -and with She thufnb olasping The side he
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

A Louisville (Kcn.ucky) .cdrfesfon-.
dent ofa Califerpias paper tells the, fol-
lowing improbabls story :og'a.s ais E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-21
LIBRARY or KENTUCKY

Tho Concert and distribution will take place
under the immediate supervision OF the Trustees
named In the act Of incorporation. ~ $50 '
The Trustees will be assisted BY well Known
md eminent citizens Of Kentucky, who have
consented to be present at the concert and to
superintcnd tho drawing and distribution
Of gifts. ..s.r. II ..r,fr.'..tL ,,-,'--,.5 =
awarded will be paid on presentation OF item
or their fraction, at the office In Louisville Ins
second duy after drawing.an and eyory business
day for six months Thereafter. and may De tent
direct Or through anS bsnk Srs,. or
Draiis, Postonlce Money Orders, or Grecnbacks,
win be promptly sttcndcd to, and tlck kets re- 3
turned BY mail, registered or expressed, rs de-
sired. r-.,'s...r... L..-..J,
holder. ..".. s..-
BUYERS win note there arc only One Hundred
Thousand Tickets, inttead Of Two Hundred
thousand, as III the San Francisco G!n Concert,
and that therc Is $50 900 more distributed. !
sod that and Psa he aTs,ds II oaf o@ Sorc
bcr Cd to 18th, 1870, and turned over S11!oOO
10 The Secretary due tickets not presented.
Il will be particularly noticed that Is V mat.
ter OF impossibility for any ono to know wnst
numbers draw gS Ss Gnwn y MOI rom nnonm ,Sa III
wheel will be, until the sealed boz, With amount
or the gift plainly printed, 70 taken from the
other wheel and opened In full view OF the au-
dience, therefore the larger eits may hot cone
drawing. The 500, 900 gift In the San Francis
co 0fft Concert under the management Of {.
X. Peters, was the 2O0th number drawn, and
was awarded and paid to gentleman In New
oiIssSi Thel nj Numbers and eins are drawn BY
blind children from 9 to 1f ycars OF age. o.
The drawing will bc extensively ppbllshsd
and parties ordering tickets WIN have printed
lisls srnt tnen Pst1eS @ iSis oee
m Tickets for 500, 2S Tickets, S25SJI
So Tickets, $500; 1l3 Tickets, 81, 200.
y The undersigned. iGte principal Business Nh,
apcr Of the very successful Mercantile Library
din Concert OF San Francisco, has been tp.~
pointed agent and manager Of tho Gin Concstt
IN aid Of tho PUBLIC Library Of kentufy;,
everything VIII be- done, 10 eat1sfy buJcrs Or
tickets that their interests Will be as wen pro.
teeted ns II they personally suporintsnded mo
Tn0'''l; MANNER n II OF DRAWING hi.
There win be two glnss wheels one wheel
leather tags. The Other, wheel will eoptAin III
boxes, each continuing gift.i one tag or mum:
bervill bo drawn from the l00, 900 Wheel, and
| the first box drawn from the second OF IN. oox
wheel will contain gin. neatly printed ana
wheel win bo the gift Of the tag hr-t drawn,
whether 800, a, ,OO0 or $lO0, 900, as announced,
| : l1A,3Bi TIcknts DIsroa Of In .Jsly.
To insure tiekethodcrs, the public ne q.
surcd that II only 25,000 tickcts are sold oply
p5, 600 numbers 70 In the large %htol, the ~
| So. 900 tickets only arc sold. only nlmeers1 to
20, ,oOo 20 In the large wleyi, and the ~ ~ ~
idiminishcd onc.hAR, and In case only SOm
tickets arc sold tBe entire III gify wtH b p4A
I 10 fall-it being intended no pn'oid 'irfe's
na, T IA. ,Ir,sdy, psid Into tho Citi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-21
NOTICE.

THERE ARE TWO COATS in THE CITY,
j Pound, one brown and one tlaek snd ,n,a Mn,ts,H
which I win sell 10 theshIghest; bidder w1nin
FIVE DAYS from ds,s 2 1Ils:t Y eTSs %SSSsi,SG
ar. r.o. TaoMAS HARhhJl'sy MmSf.ti q
"''u '''''' '1''' s7i7'
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S 8 ? 5 % o O.!

A chance TO draw any Of the above Pri1ss for
Twenty-Five Cents. -ir.y.r s'l- 49, -,
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in cnvel.
opes and well mixed. On receipt OF Twenty.
Ave Cent?, a Sealed Ticket IL drawn without
choice, and sent by mail TO any address. The
Prize named upon It will be delivered TO tho
tlcket.holdcr on payment Of One Dollar.
Prizes are Immediately cont to any sddress by
express or return mail. .u..,,. .......
Yon will know what your Prize is before you
pay for 1t. Any Pize exchanged for another OF
the samc value. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing. IN" -: : ."i.# :. =
REFERENcEs-Thc following lately drew Val
table Prizes, and kindly permitted MS topubllsh
them: Andrew y. Burns, Chicago; 4l0, ,000 (;
Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500 Jas,
NJ. Matthew's, Detroit; $5,0Ot; John I. knder.
son. Savannah, 5000; Jas: Simmons, Boston,
&l0,OOO. - -,
Weekly Tribune, Dec. o.. "Deserye their sue:
ts"-New York Herald, Jan. !. "Just and
honorable. ~ News, Doc. 0. %. =. uEou. !.
: Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack.
agc; OF 800 Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH
oIrT. Seven Tickets for 81 /; IT for g.; % FOR
As /; 100 for 4l5.J Address I .Ilt-' 1ul sfHiE
/, mi BENSON, MILES e. Co.,
aui5.tf 50 Broad Street, New York.
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SJJO,OOO in Greenbacks,
c I F T s {:

will bc distributed by, lots to the holders .at
Tickets In the following
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-21
SUMMONS

-, TUE n1srp1cT coURT OF THE FIRST
LmE ptS Sjs,sic, ~ he State NJ Nevada in
" JndisiM DsU, Sn1, " in' a S' Er,nrci ~ nisIntII
Ano iol Sto.ey Souu SSs:,nS.n; Eaction hronoSt
va y &sstsysI, II .s4ha No. Srdisist siSs.
N me Disu aN. 1,o.o OVu ~ Novo5s IN and for the
tIet OF tnS s,SssS Se an nd % tbs %complsnt filed in
County OF storey. ana ivy S1 hn pTIn,s w s.id "a
SOD county. IN tpe omSs Ss Si v sav ~ SiJM Jnnc "
District Court o., t9e a.sn Gay 81 San = y; 10
1871 The state on Norsos eeHes Wg grecthsng, ~
]! B. STEWART, detendant: loa neLcDy
,sSuFssS sS e spSsr n na%ed pSnti The
ne State Of Ssya n lSF ,ne Z,
within ten days Sexciise OF tSe me- uay o.eersieesS y
aner me S seoS n,y u yon n scrreS ss ont Of ala
served IN snl1 Souny " - y. H. iii otha-
county within H hn sosar,t n 1;Hui ,Hili
stses, lofty dHys Io MI aseera10S 10 tSs nrsyer OF
said eomPAinS.a.u : In, 49,, !
THO salo - pIYSgs' 70 a. ~ .trpyt
ifor the sum MinY9 nqu9{eH auu W. taiS. 3t
three one.nunareolns 9ouars, IN u.Sctk-Sf ~
the United StAtss,n ooinS aiiegco IN Gis Soii, =,
la!nt on als thst yo9i on 70 WI, tne ~ aay ~
June, A. D. 1871, al the said county OF Storey,
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100, 600 Bcassn Tickets Of Admissisn
f0- Will be sold,
s AT $2 so EACH.
PREMIUMS:

zoos Gold Coin Premiums, amount'g to $50, ,OO'
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COUNTY AUDITORS E REPORT!

AUptroRs oYyrcr, Virginia, July Is, 1871. u
To the Honorable Board Of County Commits
sioncrs of Storey County, Nevada j hereby
submit my Report OF the Finances of Storey
County for the quarter ycnr commencing April
l. lS7I, and ending juno 30, 1871, both Inclusive:
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Business nIana Eerst
A. W. Potter, A. II. uagndorn,
- ''7''T' J. Corwell Lee. : '"'3 ~

A. W. po,,oFI Business nlanas'%rrni %' L. u.radorn,
II" ""h,''~'' J. CorwcIl Lee. - - y
BY special permission we refer TO the follow.
Ing well known citizens: "-" ~. ,.s."
John II. Dickson, Sheriff Of Ncyads County.
John A. Lancaster, National Rxchan &c iIo.cl.
N. s. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. ....
G., V. Schmittburg, Postmaster.
julius Grconwnld, County Treasurer. .; "
Geo D. Newell. cx.County Supervisor. ...
Thos, j. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
p. Banner. Merchant. -. p. ..H.-
II. d, Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
u. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. ......
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel: ..., '...,s r.
q, G, Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II. Rolfc. .rr. .I.'p Gum
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsmith, Merchant. -."." =.
William Il. Coe, Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Departments.
4. Cshdeld, eI.chlef Engineer Of the Fire
Department. ..,..s ..r-....,F ...r.........,i,,
bliven & Potter, Merchants. I4.,r a.i. .
Lester & MullOy, Merchants.
L. Nihcl, City Marshal. 90. - .E..
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should be sent
by Express, or by DRAFT on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications to
-. @. b. SOCIETY
Nevada City, California.
TICKETS for sale by -----.-- = -
$500 ) = r. r. COVERT, q
.. T. .s summit Stables, on the Divide.
a.. m5.td .'' 'tsl b 10 Virginia City, Nevada.