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An Act 20 amend an act entitled an act relating %
10 the redemption Of bank notes, approved nov.
70. I-f6.
SIC. l. Section one Of al act entitled act Tela;
inE % the redemption Of bank notes IS hereby
amended so 70 read as follows:
After the expiration OF the charter Of any bank
charterei by this state after the termination Of
the existence Of any such bank agreeaby 70 the
laws Of this sta-o such bank may cause notice 10 be
published in three weekly newspapers in the county
where such bank is located il many there be, for
SIX months, preference he'ng given 10 the papers
having the largest circulation. setting forth that
said bank viii redeem its outstanding bills the day
OF the expiration Of its charter or the date Of the
termination OF its existence and copy Of this set
and upon due publication Of such notice, Beither
such bank nor IL officers shall be liable to any &C
ton for the n0n-redempuon any Of its ouislsnd-
ing bills, unless the shall have been duly pre-
sonted, and pay ment thereof demanded within the
time Aforesaid al the banking house Of such bank.
SIC 2 This act shall take effect from is passage.
Approved Nov. p, 1870.
in pursuance Of the foregoing act of the Legisls-
ture Of Vermont notice e hereby given that the
chsrter Of the Commercial Bank q Burlington Yer
mont, expired on the irst day Of January A. p.
1865 and that its existence will terminate On the lst
day Of January, A d. 1871, and said Bank viii re-
deem it outstanding bills.
By order Of the Directors and Stock holders.
Burlington. Vt, Dec 18th. 1870.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, President
V. r. MOVES. Cashier.
dec l6-W5m
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The virtues Of simple Tea a Hair Tonic and IRE
server have long been known. but no attempts have
been made 10 extract the oil scientifically. by q
,-esss recuIiar 10 this preparation the essential
6i az the tea plant has been added 20 other vege-
tabe extracts and an unequaied Toilet Article for
the Har is the result. IL II especially rseiui 70
11-svent the hair from filling out or growing thi1,
ana as wash for the scalp, to stimulAts the hair
huIbs and prevent the gradual decay and loss
Of color in the structure OF thei hair tubes Plce
a. M DR KENNEDY, I2D Warren Street, R0x-
6n,v Mas March 2T-viyeow
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DODD'S
NEBVINL

HAS RELIEVED Il---.r
C1ush, cod. Fever a. a. Isl.a DEB
ny slcfsa .-1 less NO a1ua..1. t.r-
patton, sleep -asznsss, al Nervous ...---
"eak1es'e.. &c. prse s.. SEE
with each bottle
Read WHIT 0NE nRCGa SAYS
We have sold DiDua N--.tiN- up
* years, AID can trllfs f4lf 500 bus --e.
satisls1t "a ll EVERY It.IAFl
know. Liuru- rhs last Yel- we
NIHEIEtN THOUSAND hlltl-s -r.
immense safe slt.l1n- rriTl .-
GO. {. GOODWIN q CO. Ut.e1e
Bo-toa- Sod BY all Drug-s-s.
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EEembEefomi0.l .monnrch.

By kY7nNE's HAsELEroyIAN. wi stand the sen
son Of -7i az the stock farm Of the subscriber
Terms 3D. O. vi, So o. be paid al time Of servi.e
and So when the mare proves o he in fasl
MoTiR11 = Ill pc seven yea-s old Aaril path 1871.
Is blood hay black les with two white ankles he
hind. lt nsn1s ans wei gs 1880 los. lie was srei by
EYsDTK's HssBLCT0SitN, Che sire Of Dexter. who
sold for sltrn, MAJOR VISITED for $4,000
hRUso flr s2-nul HAIRY ME1frz for sl5-.ll
oraRrLE flr $1,000, la- three years old Alerleen
aud ruanv orle- va uarle and very fast trottersI
Dam By Res Abdaliah Chief
PORTLAND.
BLACK STALLION With white star and C-e vhite
pastern hehind SIX years Old this spring IS han1s
sired by CLAEI0y (the sire Of ~OID Pur1 H0sEsr
JoHN ana other fast trotters} will also nase the
season o. .-7l a. the same lace. TERns = ~
insure. Mares pasturei and well cared for ant
all accident at owners risk. For Cirsulars givi1s
pedigree and fu4 particulars ad1rass
JUSTIN Z. MOULTON
April l3-w3n
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NOTICE.

+ HEREBY WARN al persons AGAINST trusting
i my wife on my account as ] shall ray no debts
Of her contracting after this date.
J. X. SMITH.
Burlington. April Is-v3E
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SOLDIERS or Isfs.

SOLDIERS OF 1919
CURVIVING SOLDIERS and sAILli.1 q.
- War of 1872. suliatsl 90 s-7 tfl- t- ~ Il.
Army OF Navy, are b. law, utV ---- -. Ii
a psasion from the Caiie4 STATES. q. l--
s per month from February 4lh l7.l. -. .f. s--.
Col Charles Hunsdon- nov i-t ra'.- -. .--.s-.
Of c. S. Tifus q Co.. Banker No. So p .--sf
Albany. y. Y. viii give pra4pl A-- f1 al
attention % any claims. OF ap1,i,---e - L
their hands fr0l vermont C9ila- % W. 49, ca
any Information desired furnished, % i-o
ton Of such soldiers. -.-,-
- state ST, Albany y J.
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ATTENTION "
Soldiers OF

Soldiers OF 1872
{ Yong Ass has enacted a lar a' .r1-
~ o. Is 2 month o. tls Cilre-s. f-.s
ors o. the var o. i-.2. who elrFe. --
more ana o. the COWS oil sucl -1 iit--
who were married previous O. --..- ..
AL claims eurr-lste1 o. u1r cl-.- f-.--r--
tended %. AID Information iu---le-
The attorney Zee 3 frct 1y lay 81
START s. WATSON, Ar
Bank ll.es .lr-.---
MI --r-.r
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T. any persou prlducinE any Medicine show n
hall as many living. permanent cures as llE III
IER's VrsErAELE kHEUwsTlC hENEDr tse1 m
trq-dfU 0nlU. pleasant Me1ic,la, Tree from lu-
furious drugs Warranted, under oath. r. have per
iuaua1tly cured IS ia every r pate . tEcattl IN
the past ter years Gee testimr N.Y. u s the "a eu-
tife prescription q Professor Jos. F. ~ er, NJ -
a graduate Of the University Of pennsy ivaala, A -
l-37.-n0w one Of PhlladeluAa's Oldest regular
7,hvsici ans and Professor OF Chemistry and Ok
coiogv-who has ma3s Neural-a- Cnrollc aId
InHammatory Rheumatism the specially of bis entire
professional lie-a fscf v0ucred for ~ the sigma
lures accompanying each bottle and other iestlno-
malls Of many prominent renowned physicians ana
elergvmen. To protect sufferers from pononous
ouacg uostrums and useless expenditure % money,
q LEGAL signed guarantee, stating exact number OF
bottios warranted 20 cure will be forwarded gratis
to apv sufferer sending by letter iul description
al affection. IN ease o. allure 20 cure amount PAD
4ositivsly refunded. Medicine sent any where -
exuress Collect on delivery. Afflicted invited %
wife for advice al Information ami mefica. al
vice sent hv letter GRATIS. Address DR.. >. r
FTTLER zq South Fourth street Phiiadelp hia,
Penn. The Remedy i sold by. Vincent 4 TAFT
burlington, Vt, and D.ugzig,s. Feb l5,vly
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6nanriaI.
NEW $50 GOLD LOAN
safe! Profitable! Permanent
+ AN c O 9 X T. * c O .
Oaer io- sale at Par an- Accrued Interest the
FIRST Mortg &c Land Grant Gold ROnds
o. THz
NoRTHERN PACIFiC RAILRoAD co.

These bonds are secured. f-st by g First u -tza e
on the Rai.ro41 itself. Us rollu z-st1ck and Al
eqaipmeuts second, ty First Mortgage on its en-
tire LAND Grant being more than TWeuty-TR 20
Thousand Acres oi Land 20 each mile % Road.
TIE Bonds are free from United States Tax the
Principal and Interest are payable 10 60ld-tte
Prime pa Ct the end Of Thirty years, and the Inter
est Sem annually. st the rate o. oEvEs Asp THREs
TEyTEs PER CEST per annun
They are Issued 10 denominations Of $40. $50.
tl.pla, s 90 and $4,000
The Trustees under the Mort-ase are Messrs. Jay
Cooke Of Philadelphia ar- d. tdsa- Thompson.
President or tie se1nsy -vaa-a Central Railroad
Company.
These Northern Pacific 80 Bonds vii 1t al
times before maturity. be receivable AT TN PER
CEyr. pREHIUW Tor 90. n exchange for the Com
pany'. lands az their lov lst cash price
IN addition q t1elr absolute sliety. these Bo-ds
viel- a. income larger. We believe than any other
hrst-clsss security Persons holding United States
5-21s car. by converting them into Northern Ps-
fcs, increase their yearly income one tiI-a ard
stiI. have 8 perfectly reliable investment.
HOW To GET ThEM-N0ur nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount and Ct any ed denomination. Pers ms
wishing 20 exchange stocks O. other bonds for these
car do 30 With any Of our gents, who viii allow
PIE highest current price for ALL MARKETABLE Sc
CUBITEs.
Those living in Local ties remote fror Banks. nav
send money, or ether bonds, directly TO ~ by eI-
press, and We viii send back Northern Pacific
Bon1s 81 cur own risk, ana without cost to the in
weston For further Information pamphlet maps
etc cal on CT address the undersigned, or any Of
the Banks % Bankers eInplog ed % sell this Loan
JAY COOkE 4 CO..
Flansial Agents.
Subscriptions received by
MORGAN, kEENE & MARVIN
2; Wall Street. New York
General Agents,
'. P MOVES. Banker, Burlington, Vsrm 1t,
c. ". WOODHOUSE, Cashier,
c. I. SUMNER,
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rVHIS may certify that have given ny son
Il Charles Z. Bissett. his tine during the remain
der Of his minority and therefore shall claim none
Of his earnings pay any debts Of his oontractn
after this date EDWARD BlsSETT.
Richmond, VT, April %, l57i-w3E
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neu advertisements.

I wEys been edited with marked ability ~ rev
D.. CROOKS. rs publishers have Just aided TO u
editorial corps Rev. ABEL SIETENs. a. equity
xuer crcet journalist, and author o. the bert His
torf OF Ne ledisu e1taut. They have ESQ engaged
coz buttons and sermons from the hev T. DE
VI TALsAGE rE0se s1ccessel and popularity a.
a ur-a-her VI ter and lecturer, are almost unex
1,r1i sf. and whose free Tabernacle in Brooklyn,
vritn is congreat on Of over 3p11 people one O.
the maTvsls Of The age. hev Henry ward beecner
Ia a L. .ture Room lalE every week
THE MEfHonIsr asounds in good things = never
ami az DIV has stories for children hints Tor farm
ers. and netting for every body. BIS "l4ln-
ne nice Of ore years subscription - 70 ssna
~ 1fv-Eop-sT IRON row until July Isl, lsl 2
SDeciuen COPIES f7es. ia Nassau ST. ne" 1'lA'
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--0RWoQp. J-ProfeEioral Men, Maui
\ - .,,.--s rir,il3ers and Others desiring bus
-,ess s1d bome- near New York, 'hQuia e14i-lle
NorFood. waere sell sites and town Lots st =,
prices and on easier terms than can os torsls
rnere equally accessible % the cll Ilf-'
Churches schools. stores, &c; D., tIa.9s n ~
No-rhe-r R RON J.. % miles from ~ ma 5-
j MTMA. Ll.Ea. ~ broa-W.!I y :.
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.t...ts .-, --,-. ,- .t.. ,.ls- F,,b,-
-, '---- - - -.--,sse +,;,
c~Tiit.oD Of tl.iars. If thew have the power, OF
t5ev Ia NOT sud II seerls to be = matter OF Dis
MI ba.rean my friend from Ohio and myself
as 10 eve.tlv Whist The meaning Of their speeches
+, am s5rrv that they have not been g little
,sore f-arE iftbere is snv legislation 10 which
ro,.,-ress can resort ooustituti0uaVv % -eprsss
-b.ss evils if tbev 10 erir-. whv do lot the
bono-sb-r senator's rropsse it, The trouble is
+bs+ tls larislst;an ,bs- thew would r-1poee
,-on,3 he vbsr heir leaders have urop6sed be-
f,re i, ", backyard 10 reDesl reconstruction as
tbrv All II N rereai these Amendments. 10 ~
5rca Tho r,eo-,ls ~ The southern States 10 the
ssrs cor3ition tbs- thew were before the war.
me i tbei- vsv If relress Hut Il Won ask
,fsr- r., z,s MS + w4 have the constitutional
-o.ga- 10 r.rcte.t t,e rco1le q these States In
i-.r7sin- rsre. for the ire-ssse Of education ar
the Il ifusiou q l,nov.elye and IN the peaccsble
epie-ment Of their h5rnes. when the people who
own the soil AID the property in order 10 pre-
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Addre.- loJLroY mos. &. o..
TROTriNC STATIONS.

For Territory not ineiuiei ia the State Of Yer
mont. address " F. EJULTON. Johns Z. VI
March o. --l- VT
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civil OF q political sense
That Is The position sn3 the trouble i'-my
friend SAYS that il tie csgs1 Of the hu-hlux-
that the people who compose the ruling classes
n the south. the white men, the great body Of
intelligence among the white men in the south,
are determined % resist this great change N the
form Of The Government and IN their social condi-
ton. They therefore sympathize, g senators On
this floor DO, Dot with the methods Of these orders
and organization, but with The grievance which
they pretend they have. 70 Wit, negro suffrage
AMI northern immigration and freedom OF opin-
ion. srd with the design which Is to drive II out
and ezpel it.
The disorders 10 the south are not Ike the dis
orders in many other States, where there always
ere difoiers. the results Of private malice The
slsviag Of men there, as = rule, Is not because
The murderer snd the ASSASSIN have shy hostility
or Quarrel with the person who Is the victim !;
hut II Is one step IN the progress o. systematic
rlsu and An ulicrior purpose, and that Is not &c
leave il shy Of those States brave white man
7vbo iares 10 be a republican or a coiored man
who dsres 10 be A voter. The one Is 10 be ex-
nelied and the other il 20 be reduced TO Whist they
consider TO be lis normal condition. And while
II Is POSSIBLE that there are many people II those
States. a. / have 10 doubt there sre, who are
NAMED AZ the severity and cruelty Of these polii-
cal methods, they, notwithstanding, DO enconr-
sce and tsoitly consent to them by their inaction
The white people Of the south land my friend
sevs they are sll members OK the democratic
party. and in a large degree they are) could
have pesce. order, quiet, liberty, protection Of
life sud property in every one Of those States IN
two weeks if they only would. They and their
northern allies are accessory 10 these euorI1ous
crimes which disgrace them snd the nation BY
the very fact that they suffer them to 60 on
without taking any noble steps 10 end them.
The great party Al the north that sympathizes
with this party at the south are accessory also
1t hiss it in it's power By uniting with Us IN legis-
lAtoa. il has it in It's power without legislation,
BY taking the bold and open ground that this
var is a inslity and that the constitutional re-
cults Of it are TO be accepted in good faith, and
that the rights Of citizens are 10 be protected in
every State. to give to those whose life is threst-
enei, to give the pescesble possession Of
property to tbose who are despolled, TO
revive industry, to increase education, 10
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CHARLES HlN suI-' =
= state St, Albany y
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

A LIBERAL PRICE PAID FOR SECOND HAN
STOVES. dec1s +-d&w6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25
;!lAp2royed January l.. ls7i.l

A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment q
Commissioner IN relation TO tho Republic Of Do
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Passed June %, A. d. 1911
I,AE BOARD; OF TRUSTEES OF COL

1'H4E; u BOARD &c o. TRUSTEES OF GOLD
srcrIoN i. Section / Of Ordinance No. g.
entitled IAN Ordinance to Fix and Collect Q
License Tax" passed June u, A.D 1911, Is
hereby amended 80 "a to read Is follows: Sec.
|. No person or persons, arm or association,
shall, within the incorporate limits Of the town
Of Gold Hill, DO allowed, to pursue any calling.
trade or profession; or transact any business
hereinafter mentioned, until he, she Or they
have taken ont q license therefor and paid for
any Violation n this ordinance the party so
offending shall, on conviction before any Justice
OF the Peace Of the, Town OF Gold HUI be fined
IN any sum not grcsteil THAI, FIT sD9lls0 epd
the costs OF aciiOn, andM such fine be not paid,
such person or persons shall be Imprisoned In
the Town jail ct. the rate, Of one day for every
two dollars oftafffhe. = In" "t.'N''
SEC. 2, The 18th and 90th clauses Of Section
10 Of said. Ordinance No. 63, relating 70 ped
ding, are hereby amended 10 az to nx' tho
license tax for peddling the agricultural pro-
ducts Of the State OF Nevada, quarterly In ad.
vance, at $40, and per day in advance, g.
SEC. 8. It IL hereby ordered that for each
wagon, running into the Town Of Cod Hill, Ind
delivering goods and merchandise, Or meats OF
any kind, in tho said town, from any grocery or
meat markstsituAtedCu Outside or thetneofporate
limits OF Tho Town OF God HH!s hcense shall
DO taken out, and, thers shap be paid therefor,
per quarter, in. advance, SO. And every person
thus delivering merchandise or meats In the
Town OF Gold Hill shall be subject to the license
horsin proyidsd,end 70 slbisetvbsther DO DO
tho owner issnto Cwnr g az
Pres't of Board OF Trustees Or Goblin.
Attest: 2, W. HY. DoANE, Clerk Of Board. u
Gold Hill, June %. 1871. I.ilr Aaa je2T-tf'
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r Ing ,h {, ANNUAL SI.sSnt IsRSss Sht9s, ~ GsE $SIisasISa Of 81 tst;
P Rint, m ~ s \ asP sss RI Si. ssss ssss n sPRssass tss sp psSs
pared Ssed tSst. - lkl Ysersot ths1b ohmssonsr
button, not TO exceed ono hundred and any copies
J. tent ssSsscSnehtly isaed, tsaStSss viii siniSle
be placed for free public inspection IN each capitol OF
every State and Territory, one for the like purpose
T. iss f bs.s sfa v s q taS . P;s,r s SSu.t 9; stsSS
such odlccs are located In State or Territorial cspE.
tols. aud ons IN t1s iibsarIp q 1pgsn which sapies
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IL ised al Evidence; Ana tie Commissioner o. Pat.
ents Is hereby authorized and directed 10 have print
sisa sFs sf.d f% ID 4s gsEsaega1 3 sssIss 3 s ssssls Be-:
vided. al a Price n6tt6 EXCEED ne sohtfact Price or
such drawings, orsale, d may Be yltralted BY the
4 .St M s.4 sSs e. sS 5sess:se q f%SsnGsS sS@S,d ss1 e
Of such Speeihostiuns and drawings to-any public
library which viii pay for binding the same INTO vol
nmes 10 correspond with thoee In tho Patent Ofncl,
sndSor t6c transportation OF The sanie. and .Rhieh
shall Also provide proper custody for the a.tne. Win
convenient access for the punuc tneIetoi unoer euchI
Seruistinns o. Inc Commissioner shall doom reaIon.I
-; sSls so sis sIeflssa s!I9 ARR sAfs s. y lns sSS; assa a. A.. % p1o:
", SIs!0 me q e sa RsSSf SSSa Sa5S sSSrS SSs anS:fy s: r.:
i've. Eighteen hundred and slxty.four. which reads
AZ follow Sec. y. And be II further enacted, that
MISUNDERSTANDING and engraving. whero the probable
total cost or the maps or plates lllnfrAtiRR or ae-
eonrpauying any SEfk exceeds Two hundred and
INV dolArs. shEl be awarded to tie iowe1t and best
bidder q iSe t%.iessstss q shst Gs 7 .srn@Sas que r,
Sss . astRf ESHssHt 81 ne fubst pisnSsnv q ffdSFffss
~ on Pnntins; provided, hat ths Joint Committee
on Public Printing be authorized. 70 empower the
SINE rfnffndent Of Rnbne Printing 10 make tf1rn All
i'm Inc eIIgsneies q Jhp. pHbuc SeEyice YIN not lus:
lily TsIhSss ~ dyerhsshentsd sSsrd:"S
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FOR SALE

OUR DRUG BUSINESS. located IN San Fran.
cisco. Cal Amer our best wishes, and express.
ing our thanks forthe liberal patronAgew o have
received for more than twenty-one years. during .
which period VIC have been steadily engaged 70
tho Drug businoss In California, VIC beg 70 ssy.l
In consequence Of the rapid growth Of. DR..
Walkers California Vinegar BittetS, now spread
over the United Statos mn eountiieS n~rbeyond,O
We ate necesssied y dsSoee our sntiretime 90 O
said business .-y' gfLI..L'I
We ore thu Oldest Drug nun on the Pacific
coast, aud tho only one Continuous 'undcritho
same proprietogs since 1870, and have deter.
mlned 70 rell our large, prosperous md wca
established business on favorable terms. y
This 10 o rare opportunity for men with piesnh
OF entering Into Q profitable buslnets, wtth 3D.
yantages neYer before offered. y|fr.igvrr .fs.
For particulars inquire or :
y F'I R. II. MCDONALD! & co., g"'.
r. II. McDoSALD,lHi Wholesale Drnggiste,
&c srzScEa,l ,5-iy % San Francisso. Gal.
N. B. Until a sale is made VIC thhili continue
our impoEtations and keep q Large stock otdfesh!
goods Constantly, on hand, and sell At prleest 10
defy competition. 4@luR-,HSaEL .tyEbn
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l. (Public-Go. l3i,f
AN ACT 10 establish an additional land district in
@h' . thestate 9f Kaasaa,IS
Approved JulyI. 1870.

Be u enacted BY The Senate and Hetusef Repraeaf.
atise q ths YHhsd States Of America, IN Cow.
presI disem lied
That all that portion OF the western district
land district created by thu, aet- approved March
t6rei.IeSHtfen Npard! and Hny+nycDi entitled
IAN act 70 establish three additional land dlstficts
In the Territory Of KanSAs," which Is situated north
lof the tawnihips TED and eleven south In said State.
;shhll constitute q new l1nd district. TO DO called the
Republican land district.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted, Tha. the Prcsl.
dent be, and he Is hereb: authorized, whenever the
public 1pteyesis shsll require. 20 Inpdint !bY ,snd
with the adyiee, and ,coEiept n the eenate, Or du:
ring the reoesd thereof, AID 1ntlthe end OF tho next
sessinn or poLgress sftrr such appointment q regis.
II sSa sT Isl. : gs SsSSSa S ssS So $ ,Sl,SdSsa S g fs'id ss g s:
iJS 81 iEcif Shfesf. h.Setheb srae powers. rcspoHsf:
Ibllities and emolApents, and be subject 10 the sam
acts and petalu@N hieh hreSor mt b prescribed
BY law In relation ID othkr land o1eefs d The United
States In said State,
lRndiin 3a disttlet nGi 30 subject 70 sale and dis.
potsI upon the zane terms and conditions as ether
pubic ls1dI ~ the Upitsd States tproYded. that ~
NE spa ioSea,on. msds z tA: otdss e ths "a al*
district, which shall be valid and right In other re.
spects. up to the day Oh which the new once shall
60 into operation be, and the sRmo ~ heteby con.
hrmed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

Ali In accordance With law, and An order OF
the Board CT Trustees, mads or the 18th day Of
June, 1871. 80 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock ls may DO necessary viii be sold AZ
put1ie suetlon by Maurice Dore s Co No. sT
MONTGOMERY street, San Francisco. California.
c~ueNfGRDAY. tke 9Th day Of August. 1871, at
one o'clock y. y. OF said day, to pay said delin-
1ueue assessusat thsrson,. togsthRf with costs
or adyertising and expenses OF sale;
- ,yIsts A. NOEL, Secretary.
o0eo, Room No. Is Hsyvard's Building, 40
CkiiIanla street, San Fancseo California.
jy2Ltd